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FAST MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, y. c., Nov. 10, 1871
Commencing November II, 1877, the following
named changes occur in the fast mail schedule In
force tho Great Atlantic Coast Lne:-Leave New
York. 80 p ~ Philadelphia, $3.50 7. NJ. Batimots,
IL 1885 A. NJ Washington, 2:45 A. n. Richmond, $40
A. II. Arrive At Wilmington. 7:o5 p. ~; Augusta,
6:26 A. NJ; Charleston, AIS a. NJ; Savannah, lo:46
A. NJ; Macon, IL :2S A. NJ: Columbus, 1888 p. NJ /;
Montgomery, sos r. NJ; Mobile, ~ NJ. New
Orlcans. 8 90 A. n
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YELLOW FEVER

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Now 10, 1877.
To THE EpIToR HERALD
There has not been single case Of yellow tower OF
any contagious disease in this city this season.
PAUL ARNAU, President Board OF Health.
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VERMONT RAILROAD TROUBLES.

RicnroRD, Nov. 10, 1877.
Emmons Raymond, President Of the Passumpsc
Railroad Company, was brought from North Troy
this plac, yesterday. going over Montgomery Noun
tam rather than pass through tho Dominion. On
being arragncd he waived examination and was put
under bonds The OF $40, 900 Tor appearance
tho noxt term Of the franklin County Court. Bail
was furnished and Raymond released, but he was
arrested OH charge OF tearing up the rails Ia Troy
where he will DO takcn this morning.
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FERRYBOAr ADRIFT.

AMHERST. Mass, Nov. 10, 1871
The fcrryboat on tho Connecticut River running
between Sunderland and Dcerneld owing to tho high
water last evening, snapped It's wire and adrif
and after floating TOW rods sank Winthrop Hous-
ton, Of Springfield ard ten men, names unknown,
with double teams aboard, were all rescued Houston
beng brought ashore, fell dead from II Is supnNrsc
an attack OF heart disease.
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THE PASSENGER RAILWAY OVER
ISSUE.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. 10. 1877

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 10, 1877.
The examination OF John X. Naglo before the Regis
ter In Bankruptcy was resumed to-day No new facts
wero elected, the testimony generally relating the
dates and amounts Of the notes gwen by John r.
Nagle & Co borrowed on the security OF tho over
isxued stock OF tho West Philadoph Passenger Rail.
way Company, said stock having been furnished by
Mcssrs Morton and HUM, president and treasurer OF
thai company
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WIFE BEATING.

Jamos McKeon, Of No. lo2 North Fourth street,
Williamsburg, becoming indignant bis wife Mays
Ill success in begging aims xuockoc her down ON her
arrival home Inst night and inflicted . serious scalp
wound on tho back Of her head. One OF the branch
arteries severed and she lost considerable blood
before the vessel could 10 secured by Ambulance Sur
gcon Valentine. Nckeon aud nis wife were both
locked up they were under the nagcnce o! liquor
She said he would not press Lcr charge before the
Justice III Il morning.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1871.
A special despatch states that on Wednesday last
al Columbia. Ill, eighteen mites from ST Louis. q
young German farmer. named Henry Gctz, and his
wife were murdered and ihoir house piagod. IL was
suspected that Charles Strahl, ncghbor and poto-
rlous character, committed the deed. Yesterday
Strah was arrested ST. Louis u having been asccr.
belonging 10 Gctz.
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FIELD SPORTS IN TENNESSEE.
[uY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

LIZ TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
NAsHyILLE, Nov. 10. 1877.
The fourth annual field trials and shooting tourna-
mcnt OF the Tennessee State Sportsmen's Association,
which occurs from the 18th 10 the l7h inst. will be
very largely attended, an unusual number OF sports
already having arrived from the Northern states
One hundred aro expected to arrive tomorrow. Tho
stakes closed 1T o'clock tonight with iorty-ou
entries.
Alexander Smiths champion dog Paris which won
the Champion Brace Stakes n New York. ana who 10
entered in tho STAKES herc broke his leg at Pembroke
KY, on Thursday. He Is valued Al 81, 900.
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PROBABLE MURDER.

CONCORD, y. H., Nov. 10. 1871.
Al Brdgcwater yesterday man named Putney,
wood cutter, struck another man named robine with
an axe, splitting open his head. horse belonging
70 PutDcy had entered the land Of fobnc aud began
feeding Tobine started TO drive the horse on, wbcn
Putnoy rushed upon him With an axa. robinc Is
seventy years Of age, and the physicians say he
not live Putnoy Is still at large
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BAD TO WORSE.

Constable William 4. Benson, OF Newark, was ar.
rested a, tho County Corr House yesterday on .
charge OF indecent assault upon Minnie Schwartz
aged ten years Tho inquiries consequent on the ar.
rest brought 10 ghi some lacts winch, u is alleged,
have put Mrs Benson into possession OF grounds or
divorce proceedings lie is also accused OF stealing
$40 from saloon, so that he VIII have enough law 10
keep him busy for some time
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CRUSHED IN A MINE.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Nov. 10. 1871
John Pound, employed In tho stcol iron nine, was
yesterday instantly killed by the ia Of bucket used
In raising ore. The bucket weighs four hundred
pounds, and fell distance Of hundred and thirty
feet. striking Pound, who asserting orc the
bottom OF the shaft, crushing him into q phapelcss
m
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WALKING MATCH

Bosroy Mass, Nov. 10. 1871
A walking match Of ten miles. between William
Queen and J. Kellcher, took place this afternoon at
Mystic Park. Kellohcr won.
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THEATRE on PRE-.

PITrsBuRG. Pa, Nov. 10 1877
Trmblc's Varieties Theatre, on Pennsylvania nv
enuc near Sixth street, was nearly destroyed by nro
this morning The loss tho building il about
$1,000. Manager Williams loses So 900 in fixtures and
wardroboa The manager OF the Black Crook Comb.
nation ost scenery, wardrobcs &c. TO the amount OF
$4,000. There is no insurance on the building
tents.
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SAMOAN CONSULAR TROUBLES.

IT TURNS OUT TO BE An OUTRAGE UPON THE
AMERICAN CONSUL.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 10. 1871
Further Information concerning Affairs in Samoa
show that doubt the first elegraphed version
OF the outrage United States Consul Grln sub
stantialiy correct In all respects
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RAILROAD EXTENSION.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.7
MIxSEAPoIIs, MINI, Now TO- 1877
The last rail laid to-day al Abort Lon. Mlnn-
completing tho construction OF the Minneapolis and
ST. Louis Railway. The new through route between
Minneapolis and st. Paul. aud south and cast via tho
Minneapolis and st. Louis, and the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and northern railroads will be open on Monday
an LIN
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THE FISHERY COMMISSION.

HALIFAX Nov 10, 1877.
Mr. Dana to-day finished his argument before the
Fishery Commission, closing the FOR the United
States. The American counsei have commended
that ,hese provinces are entitled 10 no award,
the advantages from fishery clauses OF the Wash.
ingion Treaty being mutual They have laid grea,
the fact thai the treaty admits fish duty
free into the United States markets The Commission
adjourned until Thursday, when tho counsel tor Great
britain Will commerce thelr argument
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NEW TRIAL REFUSED.
PnrLlDRLpniA, Nov.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1871
Judge Ludlow to-day refused 10 grant new trial in
the case or Elder and Schroeder who were convicted
OF having been concerned in the embczzcmont OF
money from me Tax Oiice Schneider hncd 81 900
aud Sentenced 10 two years imprisonment. whilo
Elder received thrco years and a Ike nEa
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BOSTON PRESS CLUB.

Bosros, Nov 10. 1877.
The annual reunion and banquet OF the Boston Press
Club took place at Youngs Hotel this evening About
forty persons 'Scrc present Ben Perley Poore was
elected president Tor the ensuing year.
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DOMINION FINANCES.

OTTAWA, Nov. 10, 1877.
The Auditor Generals tatemebt for tho month
ending the 3lst OF October shows the TO have
been So 1907. OPS, and the expenditures 81 $685. O60
Tho total Of tho date S. Has, $50 aud OF
the expenditures $3,97055l.
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FAILED TO AGREE

CONCORD, n. H., Nov 10, 1871
The case OF tho State vs.. William Flanders, for man
slaughter George T.. Austin, OF Bowbridgc, bcing tho
victim, and wnicn occurred May q last, was con-
Guided yesterday. The Jury we're out all night and
came in this morning, having faod TO agree, standing
seven Tor CONVICTION and ave for acQuttal. Tho prs
oner was remanded TO jail
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SNOW STORM ON THE HUDSON.

PouGHgEEpsIE, n. T., Nov 10, 1877.
A northeast snow storm prevails along tho Hudson
tonight The weather Is thick and the through lines
OF steamers will be delayed.
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DIED IN TIE STREET.

George Mycr. musician, nity-nve years OF age, Of
No . Eidrdge street, was found sick At midnight las,
night on the corner OF Grand ana Elizabeth streets
and died shortly alter. IS supposed. OF a2oplcxy.
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DISASTERS IN GEORGIAN BAY.

CoLiSGwooD, Ont, Nov. 10, 1877.
The schooner Norwood, In making this haroor in a
disabled condition. with cargo OF lumber, grounded
inside. Tho tug J. May In attempting TO haul hcr
OF broke her hawsor. damaged her machinery and
also went ashore.
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BOND RoBBER COMMITTED.
Bosroy, Nov. 10. 1871

BosroS, Nov. 10, 1871.
In tho Superior Court to-day Langdon W. Moore,
alias Charles Adams charged with being concerned in
the Garry bond robbery hero last April was brought
from New York yesterday, held In $40, 900 bal, and
com mitted for trial.
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RIFLE MATCH.

BosroS, Nov. 10, 1877.
Under the terms OF rife match between the Oak.
land Guard, OF San Francisco, aud the Roxbury City
Guard Of this city, tho toam OF the latter oigh men
shot al Walnut Hill ralgs this afternoon, making 2s3
out OF possible 400.
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ROBBED IN A STAGE.

A Western gentleman, whose name Is not revealed,
was relieved OF over 81 600 IN Broadway stage ycs-
terday. Like many others who have been served In
the same manner he remembers being josted by
strangers as no entered the omnibus.
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FOOTBALL.

BosTos, Mass Nov 10, 1877
game OF football was played this afternoon between
the Harvard Freshmen and the Resoutes OF this city,
and was won by the latter making six touchdowns ~
the Haryards nothing.
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A COUNTY TREASURY ROBBED.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. 10, 1871
II was discovered about to-day that tho County
Treasury at Batavia, Clearmont county, Ohio, had
been robbed OF $4,000. It is not known when the
robbery occurred.
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NO LAND GRANTED TO SITTING
BULL.

OTTAWA Nov. 10, 1877.
There no foundation for tho reports In the Amer
icau press dispatches that the Canadian government
granted q OF land Sitting Bull and his
band, al Red Deer River or anywhere else.
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NEW MANAGERS FOR THE SOUTHEASTERN.
MONTREAL, Nov. 10, 1871
Asa 3. Foster, son OF the late Hon. A. B. Foster,
has been appointed General Manager OF tho South.
eastern Railway.
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DEATH ON THE TRACK.

BRrDcHroRr, Conn, Nov. 10, 1877.
Bridget 0Rourks, aged nity years, was killed by
Housaionic Railroad switch engine In this city to-day.
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THE wEA1HER YrsrrnnAx

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty iour hours In
parlson with the corresponding date OF year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
HERALD Buiding:-
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FIRES.
SNUFF MILLS BURNED.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WILMINGTON. Del, Nov 10, 1877.
The largo snuff mills OF wlsm Z. Garrett Il Sons
at York Lynn, Del, short distance from hore.
burned at carly hour this morning Tho mills
the largest In the country and wero together with all
their contents, completely destroyed The loss IL
from $50, 600 to SO, 600; Insurance, $40, 600.
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Average temperature yostorday FU5s
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
1874 1877.
Weekly average. Observation-Disclosures IS IL Al 81
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CeperaI Francis +. Spinner, OF Mohawk, N. T., and
George II. Corliss, OF Providence. are al the glith
Avenue Pay Inspector Gilbert Il. Thornton, United
states Navy, is a, the Grand. Mayor William q.
whiteley Of Wilmington. Del. and George Rignold
are at the New York. Ex-Governor J. W. stewart OF
Vermont, is at The Everett Pay Inspector q. y
waiack, United states Navy. IL Al tho 81. Cloud Hotel
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and BUMGAupSgK RYB WHISTLES
have never been equalled
a. b. KIRK Co, NEW YORK.
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=. yOOSS BRO. established 1887
received the highest award and diploma for
FASCY FrRs. skAL ~A.orHs. ROBES Ic.
No. 40 broadway and III Mercer st.. New York
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A.-THE USE Or MERCURY IS OFTEN AT
tenaee with disastrous Why IL then when
s.hhSrks MAspAAxk Pitts have remedy equal 10
net anu perfectly harnilsssf
These ftlls act directly liver and are n
~ uisorues aisn: from deran OF that mpottan
sicx headache ach nausea and all other bilious
n.eraef, w Freely saceumb 10 few doses Of scEkscxs
For sale by all druggists
s. HAT. 81 ESPECIALLY GENrLEMES's
sH HAS wholesale prices; boys uas Is New Church
ST.. up stairs.
AsToR HOUSE SHOE STORE GALL AND SEE
ss ana 2rassa 2, wrxH and pssss snoss EseLlss
"ALNfS8 shoks. % STERN. Barclay st.
VALUABLE GIFT LADIES APPRECIATE a
wonderful invention Tor repans clothing table aud bed
linen and other articles without patching Given away
Wit every Wilson sewing machine. sold s27 and s2J
broadway.
A-A-BRoNcHiNE For BRONCHITIS, COUGHS.
known.
A-rHURBER's HoMlNY Is THE PERFECTION
Of corn products
A.-THg DRAWING or THE LOUISIANA STATE
Lottery COMPANY made ON tns 6n Inst. will be published
BRAIN FOOD STRENGTHENS THE NERVOUS
and premature weakness OF either SEX Price
BRAIN FooD.-sEND FOR CIRCULARS TO THE
dcpot AtLEN's Pharmacy. Isl v. ana 18TH IT.
BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD BY HUDNUT, HERALD
Building. cAswELL MASSEY. 18th 81 and Broadway.
coLwELL LEAD CoMPANY'S AMERICAN STAN
dard smor o. superior finish Also LaAp PIPE and
LhAp. 50 Centre 81
eye, skin diseases result, from Indigestion cured snARrs
CoScEsrMArsp CHARCOAL PILLS HARTNETTs bible
House, Pharmacy
DoNovAN's RESTAURANT, EAST 18th ST,
near 5,s AVA 10 and table dhote; prices greatly
reduced
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TRY five POUND BOX OF THURBER.
IoaiSY Ii Ia wholesome aud delicious Tor by
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

WIGS, TOuPEES.-G. RAUcHFUss. PRACTICAL
Wigmaker. switches, Cnrls, Invisibes. Bandeeas ~
East 18th a.. near broadway.
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VITAL RESTORATIVE CURES PREMATURE
weakness nervous debility aud dyspepsia or either
Price 81. All druggists
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TO the eonipe xon ~ GiESs's SULPHUR soar sold Nv
sgists 20 cents cake; box Is cakes rs
cents sent by mall, PREPAID receipt Ut prco l., A.
CKlrrESTON. Proprietor. 9Th av.. New YORK.
IliLLs iiAiE AND WuisgkR DvR. black or brown 5oc
A-FOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT co 10
EspENsCHkID, Manufacturer. lis Nassau st.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT TnE KNIFE OR
pain. j. ~. CoMiNs. ". d.. 345 Lexington ~.
ARTISTIC AND BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS, RE.
duccd prices ImperaIs per dorcn Csrtes highes,
nnsn. lowest prices, children speciality skyght
noor. q. u. FREDERlcks CO. TO broadway corner
9Th st.
ADVICE 10 NOIHERS.-GIvE BALSAM OF
HoSkY AND ToLu for hopping ugh and spssmodic afcc
tons Of the throat and lungs uAKTAEiAs prsrnaey
Bible House.
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capable Of printing ~ .0OO copies per hour
OF paper either six columns,
Also ALL rIIH STEREOTYPE MACHINERY BH
LONGING TilEKETO.
PRICE. $1,000
Address J. g. BENNETT,
Nev xork tiera
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ANOTHER MANS WIFE.
capt. al move. Of modern times aud everyday PEG.
pie: full hnmor and highly entertaining i2mo, cosh
bound Price, 81 81
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BITTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS new novel By
Fcrhs Clay, whose FIRST book, Thrown on the World
b al ouch = vide sale last year. Price. q 20.
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JDOLPHo WOLVES


JDoLPHo WoLrE'3
AROMATIC
SCu.EDAN sCHyAPPS
ENDORSED BY THE WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY.
TAKE WINE GLASS THREE TIMES DAY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GaocERs.
BEWARE OF coCNrERfEirs AND INVITATIONS
FOOD CURE. BLANCHARD IONIC EX-
WHEAT ~ the only reliable snv gorator the
wnoe Dr. Egoer, Gurnsey. - West I'D a., says
ths blanchard Foods should be Endorsed by whole
medical profession ~ vni"n .quare headquarters
Blood. Nerve and Brain Woods. Depot. Id3 broadway.
Bold by d-us gists generally.
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or ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR CASH
Ar THE METROPOLIrAN
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
~ Ann ST.
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MARY >. HOLMES NEW NOVEL


rapidly passing through press and will be ready In
few days. The great OF her previous books Edith
Lyle West Lawn "fempest and sunshine. 'sIenA
Rivers" &c have created advance demand
for this book
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The Government and the Stri kers.


The Adjutant Generals office of the army.
which has been kept open day and night
since the labor strike troubles begun, w ~
closed last night at IL O'Clock. The impress
sion ofthe officials OF the government is that
the strike is over, so far, at least rs further
government aid is concerned.
MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
Col FOrney's cOmmapd of marines, mem
TONED in the STAR of Saturday as bsng at
the Baltimore and Ohio depot. returned Sat
uTday night to- the arsenal, but a few hours
afterwards received orders, and took the
train for Baltimore. On Saturday was or
gained at the Washington navy yard the
first battalion of the naval brigade, TO be
compOs Cd of the men attached To The vess Is
of war, at this station, and comm and d by
Capt. h. Barrett, of the u. 8. s. Plymouth.
TIE battalion is com posed OF Tors au ma
rines divided into eight companies number
ing fifty men each. It is commanded by
Lieutenant Commander Il. F. Harrington.
The company commanders are Capt ain Fl.
j, Bishop, marine corp; First Lieutenant n.
II CoStln, marine corps; Lieutenant b +.
Tillv. Lieutenant r. NJ. Wise Lieutenant &.
II. Arnold. Lieutenant J. c. Irvine, Master
Leach, L. $. Navy. The men Of this bat
talon are those VINO came from Norfolk on
the Plymouth. n second batia lion will be
formed from the crews Of the Huron, WyO-
ming, TsilapoOSa, Pinta and other vessels
~ ing at the navy yard and ahowitz n bat
terry corps from among the wOrkmen of the
ordnance department. A board of survey has
condemned the mOnitor Wyaudot,e a ul-
seaWorthy. She was nearly really II start
Wien Itth was ulsCONtre1 Oh the 81 irDD'lrI
side which extended along one of The seams
from hear her bow To aft OF lhe tUrret. Her
crew Will now form com p8ny for the second
battalion OF the naval brigade.
ASSURING DISPATCH FROM GEN. HAN
COCK.
Gen. Hancock states in dispatch received
this morning al the War depart ment: - III ave
heard from CEmbera nd and PiltSburg tnts
morning. Everything on the rs lroad with
In reach OF my communications seems u he
quiet and progressing well. \ very li',le
lime and reflection, I think, will accom- p.ish
the rest.
DISPATCH FROM GOV. CARROLL.
The following dispatch was received yes
terCay:
BALTIMORE, July 23th.-Hon Geo W. Ne
CTd7Y, Secretary Of Var: h ave the honor TO
report this morning that the freight trains
which were started from Baltimore and
Cum oerland yesterday proceeded without
any interruption to Martinsburg, and have
been Sci la motion again to- day without dis
tuIh9nce. j begin to feel that the spirit OF
This disorder is broken, and hope for the
speedy restoration of quiet. Accept my
thanks for the prompt assistance you have
afforded me. JOHN LEE CARROLL.
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AbxoIutc 0utet M 40 l.outs

ST. LOUIS, July 3n.-Absolnte quiet relgns
throughout st. Louis this morning. Ex-
changes have reopened, and everything lie
rapidly returning To its normal condition.
Some manufacturing establishments are
still closed for want of coal, but that article
will be abundant again in a day or two. AT
the four courts ali Is quiet, and the military
headquarters are nearly deserted. Cen
eral Smith felt such b degree OF secu-
rity last night that he went home
TO get some rest after being on constant duty
all the week. leaving Colonel David Murphy
in command, who reports this morning that
tidipgs from all parts OF the city are that the
turbulent spirit OF several days past ~ en-
tirely quelled. and that no further apprehen-
sion need be felt. Business on al the roads
is being resumed t0-daV
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a MurderOus Loxer

boston. July 30.-Herbert blanchard. %
years old, has been clandestinely paying bis
addresses 10 the daughter OF Mr. E Trask a
10 discontinue his visits. GA "Wednesday
last he was ared at by some unknown pe--
son, and yesterday he went 10 church al
savoy. where, after al alteration with the
elder Trask, he shot him dead win a re-
Nolver, and also morally wounded a brother
OF the latter, who came 20 Ills assistance
blanchard attempted to shoot a lady who
was standing near. but IL led, after which
he escaped, no one IN the crowd making an
attempt 10 arrest him.