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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08

HJ-NOTICR 10 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captans officers
engaged cossting foreign observ
to uncae the fact tho HERALD, may be
brought publicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor the HRRALp New York
city, giving accurately possible the number aud pos
ton OF dspaced buoys the Of their removal will
suffice In all observed along the Atlantic Pacific
Of the American Continent When they observed
the Of Europcan countries in the Mediterranean
1t requested that inform be either
letter TO the London Office Of the NEW YORK EnALp 40
Fleet street. London the Paris occ. 81 Avenue do
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph dispatches
Bennett 81 Avenue de l'Opcrs Paris" Whore Of
displacement observed in tho countries beyond
.hc roach oil the telegraph in Asia Africa captains
communicate with reaching the first convcn-
lent port This inform ssion will DO free or charge to
mo HERALD and published.
RS-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS RNrERING
THE PORT Of NEW YORK AT NIunT.-.he NKw YoRg
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
for board the n ERALp steam ysch showing while
burning the colors red changing the
other succession. several miles distant
by preparing any marine they tbs ship
News Department Of the HERALD
aporsons ons of ating With vessels arriv
ing New York do by addressing to vessels.
care Of HERALD yacht. Pier No East ri vcr New
York. Letters received sll parts of tho world
promptly delivered. Duplicates arc required
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SUICIDE OF A STRANGER.

An unknown yesterday afternoon entered a
drug store at the corner Of Frat and Eight.
een,h andspurchssed quantity Of csrboic acid
which he drank Hc socn became unconscious An
ambulance was summoned and no was taken to Belle
vuc Hospital where IT was learned that his
Andrew Beck carpenter, residing AT No. 81, East
Forty third street He died shortly after his admission
10 the hospital. III trc pocket OF the deceased
rou nd piece OF paper or which was written mo 81
Eas, Forty-thrd street, between First and Second
aycnucsn inquiries were made by the hospital
tboties al thai place. ana was learned that Beck
missing His brotherin-law last evening visited the
Moreue and viewed the remains but on account OF
Their being so dscoicred he was unable to dcn-
e. ham l
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug e-Anivsd steamer John Gibson
. ass fss. ss S:ssr ss.. p a.
.ss s: sri Isi:as
sK fIsss
'i;ss - s;s;;s
s s"sv As'i s sA s.er: w:: IL: H.:
ss .s; s;'.Es ing j.: Ss%i
Fax. s sd Sss Tas% .sa Mer d
u,rics smith Ebhsrd, Amboy; Ls.rence. Henderson,
f" Ais. ns syyed BRIG Es bSs %s. Sono Bay
Js schr, Gen Hsl, simmons Port johnson; George
;'I.a Or rl.s Ls: x: csoTs.
il rryon Ncker.on: PhadcIphis, Hennebec; Albert
'fDiIS xus xSis s- ssS William Crane.
Hosss; Bssson Fw nGnns r0;s, New YORK; Ssr.s
@ tsTss
Sss'f. Ss'G S VIII ss:, s '''d
F.sss ofsi ScmSs s SANDY .iPsasas
b.rts Mary pqrfso I'D, Dukos A,P'SsS s,., y G!n.
man Windsor ); Id Janet tBr, Roberts. iiarSor
Al QuarantineBark May Queen, sprinrstecu, from Rio
banks Smos sa Iaa%sass lisbon stormy fsircl qsr
c"i S Ssas S, sUs'a
:chrseorsO sMss Adams Charleston. SC c0hasscs IA.
Also cleared steamer sea Gull. Marshu'an Charleston,
DIRK DnriO Quad, tonsnnoKos Vucenstowu
Sailedarks Erraute. Triton and Airtntic brig Ellida.
BANGOR Aug 5--Arrved. schrs Daniel webster, Wins
low. saata smhoy; Rival, Fletcher New York. no.,
BATH Aug 4Saled. schrs Annie Lewis, Adrfdgo Phil
adeiphia; larry Not Chsrch. New York.
5hArriycd sch Leontinc. Stevens. Now YORK; Esscx,
Ceave DO far GARDINER Lulu passed up. TO load Tor
Baltimorc Jordan. Crowel do. to load for George
town; Kate Miller. vansante. EiixaSethport
6th-saied schrs Three sisters, Baker. fhsoeiphia;
yAKER's LANDING, Aug 5-Arrved. schr Elias Run
yon, Cam pbcll. Perth Amhuy.
ciIAkLEsroN. Aug 7-Arriysd steamer chssr'ess.on,
cuba schrs Gins Morford. Parsons New fcrk hor"es
Nc odic Hand. do; RiilIe Darby, from Philadelphia
SaiIed Schr J Ricardo iowa, Little Baltimore.
Sailed I'd, bark Suthcrgren tBrl. Spicer, Liverpool
Arrived 4th. brig Hero tBr, icrbttt New York mot ~
Cleared stb schr, Ricardo Jov~. Little. Baltimore;
Willie Luce Spear. Philadelphia. - or,
-DARIEN, Aug 7--Arrivsd, brig RIO IBr) WAL New
York =
DELAWARE CITY. Aug 5-Arrved. sehr Hesccsa
Smith. Grace. Boston. . ,,A--.,,, :,
Moore. Deanc, Bos.on: EIixn Ann. Mayo Newburypo,t
DUTCH ISLAND IIARBOK. Aug 3--Safled. sehr ChAs Is
EAST 0REExwIOH, Aug S-Arrivsd. schr Cora. Hal.
fkRSAXDIYx Aug i-Arrivsd, sshr Esss Josiss
Banker. New York.
Sd-Xrriysd. sehr l. N Doaovsn, Donovan. New Tssk
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RK HERALD WEDNESDAY, AUGUST g. I577-wITH SUPPLEMENT

took place The jury General Reeier Was
acting under and blame attaches TO the
military II must be bprne by General Bolton. a., !,
forrhehavmy asccrained how the persons were klda
the jury mud that the responsibility tor the terrible Tragedy
IS directly attributable those who composed the awes
boay assembled the OF seventh ana rem
streets. who the otous proceco ngs ana
the mob Is primarily responsible for all the snosequen
trouble and 81, odshsd
{VfA-The municipal authorities are exoncrsted. ~,
Sich-t;hief Of Police Cullen compimenfen Tor nis
aithiu discharge duty sheriff Y"rey declared 70
be In responsible for the events which oioweo
hts arrival in five 4. NJ. OF Monday. the 23d
It's probable that legal proceedings will DO at
commenced against the Sheriff. Fiuy-three people
have been arrested in all on account OF the ROT
Among these are a member OF the Board OF School
Control named James vanistavoren, woman named
Rentz who is charged with throwing stones Mt the
military: Mr.. John Ceavcr. merchant; Mr. J. A. AM
rcin prominent labor rcformer ana several locomo-
tive engineers.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG I, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
nEnAL.D MMITEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHirEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Cassini Orr, Nardon. Bahia June II, with
dse and passengers 20 Boriand Aug s. 80 miles Of
Ilatteras. passed bark III ghland Belle tBr hou:d
steamer Cornwall tBr,. stsmpcr Brso. July - with
mdso and passengers to W Morgan.
Steamer New YORK; Quick. New Orleans July 81 with
mdse Bogcrt a Morgan.
Steamer City " Atlanta Woodruff. Charleston Aug s.
with mdse To James W Quntard A Co Angu AM. lat
terra gnt bearing WSW passed steamer Algcrs hence
for New Orleans US
steamer Renefactor. Jones Wilmington Nc days with
mdse 30 VIM Z Clyde Co.
Steam Isaac Bell Lawrence. Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdsc to the Od Dominion Steamship &c.
steamer Richmond. Kelly Lcwcs. Del. with mdsc to
the Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Bars Uyi Nor. Dahl. Lynn May 10 via Baltimore. in
bslast. to Tobias Il Co.
Bark Linda Ita. Tassino, Belfast ~ DAYS. in ballast
to Beuham Il Boyescn.
Bark Emms tIsa) Castanzo Cadiz az days. with wine
and salt to q ;eager. 'fi.s
Bark Antonie,td utal), Harbnro. Almeria June -
with iron to ma>ter
Bark Scnd. Lindsay. Porfo Cabcl!o aud Layuayra ~
days. with coffee an. lvgx ood to John ballet { 90.
Candidate (Br). Woltey. Barbados Ia Jays In bal
last. 10 IscayclHft b Go.
Bark oibrook Leavitt, Cardenas II days with sugar
TO q Amsinck * % vessel 20 Brett. son * Go. ~4
Bark Sutton (Br), Mclean Boston. In ballast, to Seam
mel Bros
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF 1HE Chief SIGNAL 0FFTcER,
WASHINGTON, August 81 A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFIcE THE Chief SIGNAL 0FrIcER,
WASHINGTON, August 81 A. NJ.
Indications
For the Middle States, southwest winds, warmer
partly cloudy, followed BY cooler clear weather, with
northwest winds and rising barometer.
For Now England, stationary or rising barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, stationary higher
temperature and partly cloudy and rainy followed by
clear weather.
For Wednesday, In the South Atlantic States sou th
and west winds. warmer, partly cloudy weather and
stationary rising barometer with local rains, will
prevail.
For tho Cult States, stationary pressure and tenn
peratu,e, southcrly winds, excepting northerlv In
Texas, and partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee she ohio, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys and the lake region, stationary
or rising barometer, westerly winds, slight change in
temperature and partly cloudy weather.
The rivers will remain stationary falling, except
possibly slight rise in the Upper Ohio.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwxRr Aug 7-Arrived. steamer Daniel steinmsnn
| (5eg,. Lechere New York.
BRISTOL Aug 7-Arrfvcd banks Fortuna Rispoli Qtal,
De MartIno. aud Larkspur Br Storey. New YORK; schr
Eva May. Andrews Point Wolfe. NIB.
BRxnES Aug 7-Arrived. steamer Brsunschveg GieD
Undutch Baltimore
Sailed 9Th, ship Eliza Evsrsu tBD. Duuksrson. North
America.
BARCELONA. Aug --saiied bark Nictaux (Br Masters
New York.
cARDIry, Aug e-Arrved. ship Princess Alexandra CBr)
Kiett. wiscxsset Me.
cRoysrApT. Aug 1-Arrived. ship Dugmsr CRuO. Kali
strom. New York.
CHRIsrIASsANp. Aug 5-Artvsd, brig 0raufos (Nor),
coKru. July 20 ARRIVED. brig Alwins Ger. schade
New York.
DUBLIN. AuEs-Arrived. bark praselM 0ssEso Otap
Gsggino, Baltimore.
Sailed 4th barks Arcturus (r) Bent Sandy Hook; 5th
volpini dtaD. Oneto. United States
DuSGENEss Aug con. bark Tjorno tNorj. Bsehe. from
New York for Amsterdam.
DuxKIHx Aus 5-sAiled. Royal Hsrrs tBr,. Msth-
erson. United States
FALMOUTH Aug 7-Arr,vsa snip Lsureus Snow. Huaull-
Passed the Lizard eth Pm. steamer Bn. tBr, Thomp.
son. New York for London.
ArAL. July 22-Arrved sohr D.uiel Webster Haskell,
Boston.
Boston.
GLOUCESTER. Aug 7-Arrived. schr Mary Lsrd. Lord.
Alma, Ms s5a
GLASGOW. Aug s-Arrived brig AMMO " Goddard tBr>
LOWS. Wilmington, NC.
GorrxNBuRo. Aug 3-Arrved. brig Mentor Gsor. Olsen,
New York.
nARwIoH Aug esaed ba.x Jason (Nor,. ssesn, United
States.
HAvnx, Aug 7-sailed. bark chss T RUSSELL Hamilton.
Miramich
IPSWICH Aug e-sailsd. bark Bjarss CNor) johnson.
New York.
Irvrppoor Auv sts Pnlssns fRr, T,v.
ing Boston; 7th. Pedro (5p Mujics. New York; shin
Tewksbury (Br,, Davis Do bark Sarah Frassr Knight
Demerara.
Also arrived tn. bark Pohsno (Br,. Murray Pugwash.
Ms.
Sailed 7h bark Elisshsussn (Br2. Greene, New York
Nos previously.
on Hoyhe.d 7th. 3 Pm. steamer Egypt GBp. Grosan.
from New York for Liverpool.
LONDON Aug 7-Clesrsd. bark Oxford CBr,. Chrsmsn.
New Orleans
LKlTH Aug 7-Saiod bark Christine tNort, Jacobsen,
New York.
LIMERICK. Aug e-s.isd bark Tide (Aus). Tomnich,
United States
MovlLLr, Aug 7-Ar,vsd, steamer Dsvons (Br). Munro
New York for Glasgow.
MALxo. Aug s-Arrived bark rudel t,sr> Psrew Phil
sdelphis.
MARsxlLLKs Aug 5-ssiied. barn Eleanor Nadre (taD,
Scsln, New York.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 7-Arived. steamer Atlas (Br,. He.
season, Boston for Liverpool land proceedod).
SLIGO Aug 6-Snod schr Chas PlAtt, Sharp. New York
srxrrIS Aug 4-Arrived, bark Louise (Nor, Dahl. Bs
more
sAxrAKDER. Aug l-Arved. Rio do Ia Platte (Sp).
Chiasroso. New York
SHANGHAI, Aug 7-Arrivsd, bark r Watson, Hawkes..
New York.
TxxxL, Aug e-sailsd. bark somsnd Nor), Borsenssn
New York.
TRIESTE Aug 2-ssiled. bark Promotheus CNor,. Brad
herring, Now York
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHEAp. Aug z. PN-Wind 8, fresh
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POLICE TRANSFERS.

At secret Of the Police Board held on Mon
day Sergeant Thompson, of the Eastern Steamboat
squad, transferred to the Sixteenth precinct and
Sergeant Holbrow, OF the Fifteenth precinct,
dered 10 command of the squad. 1t was
runored that the transfer OF Sergeant Thompson
due to discovery mndc by inspector Murray some
days ago when he found roundsnan and four patrols
mon throwing dice ior drinks in east side liquor
store when they should have been doing patrol duty.
No charges have been made yet against any OF tho
officers who are alleged to be Implicated, and the
Supcrintcndcn OF Police states that no has official
knowledge OF tho matter. rf tltl Na-
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

Mr. James Slcehan, one OF the jersey City Ere
Commissioners. made com laint yesterday against
Anne Dowd whoa no charged with an ntrocious as
saui, anu battery II appears that Mira. Dowd quar-
relied with the wiic OF Mr. Mcohap. and the latter IN
tcrercd Mrs. Dowd ihcroupoh strucS hin with a
pucncf cutting aim IN the lace. Justice Carr COM
mittcd ner Tor examination
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coffee 10 ii smith Co. ''''' 80
,rs KabSsn COMBS Yasasoa 81 days. with molas.ss
Brig APhop.. tBo thompson, Ma.sa.as IL days, wish
yssr and nolasses 10 Maitland Phelps; vessel to II
Brig Waasun, spencer Trinidad ccus.) IT days, with
hrg fiss iSr, ou.srSags, Bermuda days with
Freddie EsSs q s. B v. Bahia
days with sugar to order: vessel to hsn5y' III,
coffee to BALLET. Boulton & Go.
and o cs e az
Jgy s y. 80 90 ION ~ 70 spoke bark ccssnd from New
Il 10 and sailed ssS
with s b. hurss 10
shr Wsrcws Anss D. hansS a sytn 20
y sh
nss SD DDS sp day sc Lots co sn p ~. ss
needed no assistance
SS:ss ss' ;f:: s:s' s's '.f'. 70
s A 70 .ns - day. with
sshr DAVID csr .~Hins Eeashsr 10 days With pines
to JSmes DSTslss; vesse to wsnssrr c. With
s ay s Eyss. 81 with lumber
ssh' Fsrrcw. wiiams POWELL. Point. NC. II days.
scAr ri.on, Til.on rowers Point NC. days, with
sehr Julia seldom. Bonner. Powslrs Point NC, with
ssnr Miles, smith, powsns Point. NC. d.ys, with
Ssh Barge, nsSe' Point NC days.
schr southern Chief Sterling, Virginia. with melons.
senr S"oe ssfH a%sps' virsn. melons,
ssSr F sa.ss a kabsn. Sl vi4sn4
sehr 4 j LAWSON, sts,Iinr, yirsn.A
s sesr F fsss ts S:s, 7ss xIs'n''
s ssSr s MsTs F' Wsms bS vsn v.
schr I yTginis Todd Virginia.
s sssI x%s sas sis Msss v v5sIss
sesr Sum Sunny South, Ns "s1n yirsisa
ss sS[ f1s t'S Merritt tnrs Handv Virginia
schr |! Raymond, crsnmer. virginia
soSr Emma a WI" White. .S Giet. Virginia Virginia
schr W esroswsIi Holland. Msryiand
Sloop Restless, Rogers. vrginia.
lover bay city IN 'n'
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer al.ucn: Bearss. Boston for New Yors
Steamer Amos Barssow. Kenny. Providenos New
scIr susan, wagssaf, Roc.l.nd 10. Nav York.
schr Phil sheridan Lndsiey Rrsntfcrd tor New York
schr RUSSELL Mehsffsy Quincy Point for PORT Nor
shr ays,. s SsE
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune. berry. New York for Boston.
Steamer Title. Ewing New York for New London and
Norwich
New y YORK Cen
Sem kss :~ sss
schr Helen Mar Ward. Now York for New London.
sshr q Reed Burrows, New YORK for Norwslk.
Schr Mist Muncy. New York for Providence.
Schr Asher L Parker, CARPENTER, New York for Gfen
Cove. 1899 sft
schr Charles Burton. Burton New York for Cambridge
Mass.
schr sallie Chsrtree, Trefsshen. Hoboksn Fall
River
Schr Alice Oakes Parsons. Rondout for Boston.
Schr h Oakley, Newcomb, Rondout tor Providence.
Schr @ WRshburn, Hath away. Haverstraw Tor Provt
dence.
Schr Josephine, Myers Port johnson for Bridgeport.
Schr Reading RR No IS. jennings Perth Amboy for
Providence.
Schr Rockhill, Tooker. Amboy for Boston,
schr Elm City, Kidd. Ambov for Providence.
Schr Henry 8 sultan. Wright Amboy for Milton.
Schr g Buxton, Amboy for Gardiner.
schr Charles Northam. Ooe. mboy for Middletown.
Schr Fell Shropshire Perth Amboy for Providence.
Schr Thos Hix. Orr. Perth Amboy for Providence.
Schr John Dougherty, Noyes Phsdephta for Meriden
Ct.
Schr Jas IIoyt, Lyons. Baltimore for New haven.
Schr Burrows, Brown, Baltimore for New Haven.
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THE DIFFICULTIES AS VIEWED FROM PH1LA-
DEIpHIA--THE READING coMPANY's TON
NOTWITHSTANDING LOSSES.

0rAA s31AOANu eAANA ~SNs-
NOTWITHSTANDING LOSSES.
PHILADELPHIA, August Z, 1877.
There il change in the condition Of affairs upon
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. Matters arc
working smoothly and despite the obstacles in tho
way they show by their statement tonnage for the
week ending Saturday, August 4, Of LAG, O6l tons
There has been slight effort made IN the schuyi-
kill region this morning to deter the men from work.
ing but thus far they nave proven steadfast In their
loyalty 10 the company
The Wyoming region is still unsettled. The latest
from the main Office IN this city encouraging The
elements Of dscord have been thoroughly manipu-
lated In this region that the most sanguine Of tho
officials OF the Lehigh Valley road do not attempt to
conceal q lurking uncasiness at the manifestations
made tho line yesterday and this morning The
better class Of miners very esrous TO see peace
and quietude again. for aside from tho deprivation of
work which confusion engenders. they are FULLY aware
that the workingmen credited with all outraees
that may or have been committed.
Tramps have focked into the coal regions by thou
sands and taking advantage of the situation OF things
reaping rich harvest nom the pundcring OF the
wealthy residents.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOSSES.
meeting Of the committee OF the Maritime Elk.
change held here this morning, with q view Of
asceraning the position shippers assume in relation
losses merchandise while in custody OF the rail-
companes during the recent riots Sub-com-
mittees appointed to obtain the necessary in
formation for the establishment OF claims and take
competent legal advice in the premises They ask the
corporation OF the other commercial bodies OF this
sister cities, who have all been large losers
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a OOWARDLY ACT.

John Warren became involved in n quarrel last
evening with Mary Tate, at their residence No 575
Grecnw'ch street aud he stabbed her the abdomen
with pocket knit, mrcting anscrous wound.
An ambulance took her TO tho Now York Hospital and
warren ~as arrested and locked up IN hc Eighth pre-
cnct station mouse. Tho cause VI The quarrel
this. AIRS Tate children lad night with Mrs. john
sons chidren, and Mrs Tate went up stairs to call
Mr. warren 70 separate them aud In doing got into
dispute with HIM, with the foregoing result
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SALE OF a RAILWAY.

BALTIMORE. August Z 1871
The Ssn says;-"rhe controlling interest In the
Queen Anne and Kent Railway was purchased yes
terday by the Philadelphia, Wilmington Baltimore
Railroad Company The stock purchased comprised
hfiytwo psr cont of the whole for which the Phadcl
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
has gwen its notes for $4,000, be paid in install
mcnts OF S., 900 and $4,000. rhe Queen Ammo and
Kent Railway runs twentysix miles, from Centreviic
Queen Anne county, to Massey's Station the Town.
send branch Of tho Delaware Railroad.
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STRAYED FROM HOME.

Lille Many, thirteen years old, lefi hcr home, No.
l. oe9 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, whore she ID
Ing with her aunt Mrs. A. T. Kennedy, on Monday,
July 3d. and has not since been seen. She had on a
black ruff aud red straw bat, trimmed with brown
ribbon and wreath the side, brown gingbam
dress white corded waist and French Kid gaiters Her
complexion sallow, and she had black eyes, dark
brown HAIR and scar over her temple. She sim
and tall Tor her age Any Information concerning her
Will be thankfully received by her aunt, addressed
"A boxl 40 Red Bank Post Office.
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wITALEMEN.

cnred 4, New bedford Aug bark Nautilus, Morse Pa
cihc Ocean. . :. ,
The following report OF whners cruising IN the North AZ
lanAc IN from an officer schr ottie Cook Schrs
Lee Atkins with 20 bbs sp lckstep, Mancy, $50 do
Arzonm White, with 10 DO: brig Herman Sm It'll, Cook,
Lewis (,ook with 10 Chas Thonp.on Leach, with
DO: Golden CITY, Clay with 10 dol hlien nspah Dun
ham with 40 do. .
letter from Capt clifford. Of bark Sunhear Of NB re-
ports her at sea July g. nothing since leaving Faya'.
spokcn--fniy 10 lat ~ ~, Ion "a 80 bark Minerva
Th,,npsou. NIB. boiling
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with the United ststes the viii bs cab'ed 70 this
country frse of charge.
Captains arriving sailing from French and Nedi-
ports will find the Paris Office the more sconoi
eel and expeditions for tclsermphing nova
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OBITUARY.
REV. PATRICK M'cARrHY.

REV. PATRICK n CARTHY.
Rev. Patrick Mccarthy, pastor OF tho Church Of the
Holy Cross West Forty second street, died yester-
day, in the nftielh year of his ago. He had been
suffering from carbunce in the back for time,
confined to his bed for many days Ris loss
is deeply felt by parishoners and the clergy Of the
diocese His funeral obsequIes will take place at the
parish church on Thursday morning at ten O'Clock
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS ANDCAPTAINs

Merchants shipping and shinaste1 arc informed
that BY telegraphing tho HERALD London Bureau AL
dressing Bennett. no 10 FIcct street. London" 10 the
Paris ONCE addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do ropsra.
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European snd
Eastern ports Of American and all orsgntcsses trading
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THE MOLLY MAGUIRES.

MAUoH CHUNK. Pa, August !, 1877.
Judge Drsher has granted a new trial in tho case Of
O'Donncl,, Molly Maguire, convicted OF murder in
the frst degree for the killing of Morgan Powell
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GRASSHOPPERS.
OTTAWA, august 7, 1877.

OTTAWA, August 7, 1871
Tho grassboppers almost amount to plague In
Augusta township. They numerous that far
cutsing fields Of oats in order save them
for feed tor their animala
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SERGEANT FERRIS I'LL.

Sergeant Ferris, who has been for years in COM
mand OF the Nineteenth sub-precinct, at she Grand
Central depot, yesterday stricken down 1t his
post by epleptc ct, and was unconscious at his
home up 10 q late hour last night
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NEW COTTON.

SAVANNAH, Ga, August T. 1877.
Tho nrst bale Of new crop cotton received today
by J. W. Lathrop Co. from Florida and was sold
auction by j. Miller to Joseph Hull for twelve cents
n ound
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SPOKEN.

Bark Edward May johnson. IL days. from Boston for
Melbourne, July .. no lat. &C.
Bark ocean Expess Br,. Crosby. from Hull Tor Halifax
July 30 lat 81 Ion ~ 70. . 49, -,
Brig Amicarc utaD. Co ano. from Op"rto TOT Now
YorE July 20, lat ~ ~, Ion ~ sS.
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SAILED.

Steamer. wysncke. for Richmond. &c; Ellie Knight
Philadelphia schr Marcia Reynolds. Laguayra. &c.
Also saisd steamer Richmond, for Lewes. Del.
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DEALING WITH pIsoRAcgD MLITIAMEN AT
HARRISBURG.

[BY TELEGRAPH 40 THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG, August Z, 1871
Corporal Kendall, Of the Reading Rifles, court
mat tailed and drummed out OF the camp at the State
Arsenal this evening" for fraternizng and assisting
the mob al Reading IN their attack on regiment
OF National Guard at Rcading The disgraced corporal
was handed over 10 the civil authorities tor trial.
Reading company at the State Arsenal dsbanded
tonight for several reasons OF which was that tho
regiment In camp here was already full and another
that number of the members had participated with
the strikers in their rotous demonstrations 10 Read
ing. The Fourth regiment, guarding the State Ar
sena Will probably be relieved and sent TO their homes
on Thursday or Friday.
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'rHr wEArHrR YrsrERpAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy