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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-12-02

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The New York herald., 1877-07-01
RAILROAD TROUBLES.

The order issued yesterday by the New York Central
and HUDSON River and Harlem River Railroad com.
panies directing reduction OF ten per cent on the
wages OF the engineers, conductors and braksspen
treated great deal of Indignation among the men.
The engineers are up in arms already, although tho
reduction did not come upon them suddenly The 70.
duction IS 10 take effect from to-day. An engine
driver on the Hudson River road said to a HERALD
reporter last evening:-"Wc consider the action Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt an outrage, ana although no action
has yet been taken by the engineers know pre,ty
well how they feel the subject Before
we can force strike have to lay the
difficulty before the Grand cncf and the Executive
Committee OF The Locomotive Engineers Association
nj Cleveland. and they decide upon strike us all
right, but we cannot strike of own accord. Unless
wc got tciegruphc instructions to force a strike wo
shah 20 ON working as u nothing had happened but
tnis viii be only lor short time
THREATENED srRikE ABANDONED.
The reduction OF ton per cent IN the wages Of the
employees of the Delaware, Lack awanns and Western
Railroad, which was ordered last May gees into effect
to-day. Tho locomotive Grcmen and eng ncers have
IL is said abandoned all intention OF strike tearing
that IN these hard times the risk Of strike Ia TOO
great The other employees Of the seem to be OF
the same opinion
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ScHr AsXIE MYRIcK. of Provncetown before reported
ON Lobster Rocks Beverly haroor was hauled on by steam
Salem where she lies the beach, sdo OF Phil
lips wharf cargo OF coal had previously been dis
charged. Extent OF damage not yet Rsccrtained
scEJ COOLIDGE etorc reported. when aboue IL miles
Monhegan Island. June %. found TO be leaking
Sssermsn who took the in tow but the lines parting
they left her tor the night and were unable to hnd her In
e. Gloucester who brought her to Seal Harbor and strip
ped her The WA. lr,m Frnnkltn Me- io Boston, ioadcd
with wood, and WAS SO tons No insurance.
Alfred Snow. loading IN the Cacrna line TO- san
a. s No. y III Es; Eve + :" I % & sss .st
feet inches ~ feet depth Of hold and registers
Ike yG hsn n'sS .h eapane s"ns
grain and this owing to the beautiful symmetry ct her
enced eye OF the seeing nothing about her ndicat-
in her size shc built OF the yer, best materials
comfort which modern science can apply such ships rs
these constantly being constructed In our Eastern ship
our shpowners Tho snow is owned by samuel Watts,
Of Thoinason, and she is com anded by Capt Robin
SON. old and experienced COMMANDER o clipper sups
Luprc Jun. 2g-Sevcrn vessels have been detained in
West Vuoddy OF not being able to obtain
crews for foreign VOYAGES
LAuScHrsThe vessel building In Southampton. Il
for Messrs Taber Gordon Co. OF New BEDFORD Is ." be
launched on Tuesday next 60. . p,au iii, h..
launched from tho yard OF the Jackson s rp Co VII.
mingon Del she !, in rgsed nak oi POO tons f'sis
LAuNcurp-At Bath. Me- June 30 the ship Challenger,
Lass tons burthen.
snirpuLprxc-At Rockiand, Me- --.-masts were set IN
Work Capt keen's schocnc ut Railroad Wharf Is pro-
gcssing rapidly. and She will soon be r.sdy Tor sea
for e rrsc" I'M, @ Is s. hSsSS c"s cs,s
nyS @ n 81 :el Ss depth w, Of P s smaller ship
Inc same line is 30 built by the Ncssrs Roa. h;
we"sc US" whcn viii TO s fee, long -
depth OF hold Ten ships are now OuaihE or hc con.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
OFFICIAL CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, June 3O, 1871
Tho United States steamer Powhatan leaves Annap-
oils on Tuesday next for Hampton Roads, where
Rear Admiral Trenchard commanding the North At.
lant,c station, will transfer his nag from Hartford
to that vessel
Tho United States steamer Richmond. flagship OF
the South Atlantic station ut Rio Janeiro the
1st OF Juno and was daily expecting 10 return nome.
Lieutenant Commander A. q. kellogg has been DO.
tachcd from special duty and ordered 10 command tho
Spcedwcll to be employed under direction OF the
United States Commission Of Fish and Fisheries.
Lieutenant Commander John C. Kcnnet has been de-
tached from the command OF the coast survey steamer
A. d. Bache allowed thirty days for settling his
accounts alter which he will await orders. Lieutenant
X. G. Davenport has been detached from tho Essex
and placed on waiting orders. Assistant Surgeon
Iucen q. Henederger has been detached from the
Pensacola and ordered to return homo and await
orders; Assistant Surgeon j. H. Steele has been
ordered TO that vessel in his place. Assistant Surgeon
l. X. Terrell has been detached from The coast survey
steamer A. d. Bacho and ordered 10 return home and
await orders Passed Assistant Surgeon Ezra T. Derr
has been ordered 10 the training ship Constitution at
Philadelphia. Master q. q. Cakins has been ordered
to the Essex at Norfolk. Va. Boatswain James G.
Walton been ordered to the navy yard at League
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wuITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRTEp by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrrEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Herman Livingston. Mallory. Savannah days,
with mdse and passenssrs 10 Geo Yonpe:,
Bark Amor (Ausl. P.emuda Newcastle f. 81 days with
Bark Jupiter cief Stricken Bremen 30 days. in ballast
ss. % % k' sSs New ~ X a A. S ~ ss ss
Ac, exchanged signals with ship showing letters GKcN
Bark Amsa lAusl. Chsvcli Trieste "a days, with mdse
. cS .;s ess May i Days with fruit
~ss sa .assr MssS s St . 81 days.
Bark Loyal ss% o LiveIpoon Rains. Bahia 80 day,
l." t., = had a ESE %1d % y s s. Ms e
ss"u wind. y an hen n'D strong
~ wns ss NJ w.S nn Ss"yy IA, sas" to 81 M e \ lon
winds port. June ~ James Iiud con- seaman ma
Ing overheard lie buoy was thrown to him asd he boat
lo.ered which crai'ed sronnd Tor Al. hour but nothing
Bark rerel of In lon,, Jones, bahia 81 days with
Bark Cardenas of tasgcwJ Guadalupe 10 days. with
BARK Carl Angel tNor, sorcn,en Matansas u days with
sugar t to ss ss', G% se" su. 10 day, With
sugar TO ia. Ilagsren Co; vessel TO IG.mols
cuos, ioays. with sugar Grnnsll Minurn Coz Yes.
Bark john + Robertson tBr,. McM,nen Gu.n,snsmo IS
d"ys css ,qsss 70 %, TCsts cs vesssl to master
a s With so' as %Sn., s''s'n
schr James Ponder. Jr Fisher, Havana 10 days with
schr Y stcemnn oi rhiiaac phia) Chambcrlin. Car.
TO.
Schr Lizzie Gregg tof Portland) Anderson sagua 10
days. with molasscs to Waydcll Co; vessel Miller
Houghtpn.
Schr White Wing Phcan, Caibaricn 10 days with sugar
10 Kubira Co: vessel 10 Brett. son h Co.
schr Lady Bsnnernan toi Nassau Roberts, Abaeoa q
days, with pines to Gomez Pearsal Coz vessel master
Schr Abbe Corson Corson, Galveston 20 days with
bones, &c, to order vessel tomaster.
schr u Livingston Donald jacksonville ~ days with
lumber 10 Drew Buckle; vessel to G. midget.
~rhrJ summons Young. Jacksonville 10 dry with
lumber 10 a. BuckL
scr Webster Barnard Turner jacksonville days
lumber 10 order; vessel to Warren Ray
Schr Nellie trowci levitt JacNsonvllc IL day. with
lumber 10 Drew a Bncki: vessel TO I, VI Squire.
scht Il u Leeds ilsmmill, Virginia.
Schr II Drew, Okers, Virginia.
Schr Ida A. Thayer Bowkcr, Virginia.
Schr Al Alcott, LovelAnd. Virginia.
Schr Ann Turner. Marshall, Virginia.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DgPARTMgSr, \
OFFICE or THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsnlSGIoy. July IL A. NJ.


WASHINGTON. July IL A. NJ.
Indications
For Now England and the Middle Atlantic States
stationary or falling barometer stationary higher
temperature, winds mostly IRON the southwest partly
cloudy weather and ram areas.
For the Soath Atlantic and Gulf States. nearly sta
tionary pressure aud temperature, southerly winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the lake region, higher pressure, stationary or
lower temperature winds mostly from the west partly
cloudy weather and rain areas.
For Tennessee aud the ONO Valley, higher pressure,
stationary or lower temperature, southcrly winds,
shifting to westerly, partly cloudy weather and rain
areas
For the Lower Missouri Valley, rising followed by
stationary falling barometer north westerly WINDS
shifting TO southcaslcrly warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississippi Valley, higher pressure,
stationary lower temperature, northwsstery winds,
partly cloudy weather and occasional showers.
Cautionary signals continue at Duluth. Milwaukee,
Chicago, Grand Haven, Port Huron, Detroit Toledo.
Cleveland, Ere, Marquette. Escanaba, Sandy Hook,
Barnegat, Atlantic City. Cape Henry and Buffalo.
The lower Missouri and Mississippi rivers will re-
main nearly stationary.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01


Steamer Whitley tBr). Smith. London-Funch, Edys
steamer Rhen Ger, trancke, Bremen southamp-
Steamer cy%s SaiO,S wata Co.
Steamer Colon. Grimm. Aspnwal-Pachc Mail Steam
steamer ci.y Of San Antonio. Pennington Galveston via
Steamer Hudson. eager Now oreans--Ciark 4 Seaman
Steamer New York. Quick. Now Oreaus-Bogert 4 Nor.
steamer San Jacnto. Hazard ssyannah--Geo yongs.
steamer City OF Atlanta Woodruff. Charcston-J as W
Steamer Bcnsfactor Jones' Wilmington and Morehead
s,eams5 old pSninion: Walker Norfolk, City Point
Steamer Knight. Masinso. Georgetown. DE-
Steamer Ellie Knight Mccreery Philadclphia-
steamer Concord. Harris. Phiadolphia-H Jackson 4
Steamer Ann Elis. Richards. PhiladelDhis-Is: Hand
Ship Hudson. Knight London7Grinncli. Minturn Co..
BARK Constance Wilson BD. Spence. LiverpoolFunch.
Bark Duchess (Br'. Elliot. Newcastle on ryne-Funch.
BARK M.rgaretha Ger Molor. stetsin and Copenhagen
Bark Flora (Nor, Moster santandsr-Funeh Edye Co.
Bark sncklokka(Nor). Jorgensen Kouen-Boyd Hinck.
Rar ssvfSs :, Bc.nd
Bark Josquinna iBD, Gardner. Tuskct. Nsnatoo Wat
BARI RsSscss 6arasns Johnson, Perth Amboy~Waydell
Brig Tarifa, Brown. Cadiz and santandersimpsou.
Brg Typhon (Nor, Thomassen. Corunns-C Tobias Co.
Brig Rosaia starta dtaD. Capiolso, Car'harena-Ben-
ham Boyesen.
Brig Margaret Powrie tBr. Adams. Gibraltar for orders
Geo Buley.
Brig Enrichetts (ItaD. Russo. Naples-John senver.
Brig Americus, Hooper Palma tMajorca) for orders
Swan Son.
Brig Asteroid (B9. Morris, Antagonist. NSLunt Bros
schr Hattie Bangs. Bangs Hogo and iokohams-
Brett. SON Co.
--schr Nymph lBr. ,Brown Bsze. Hon-Leaycraft & Co
schr Urrie Remington Eldridgc. st Johns lAntgna-
Miller & Hourhton.
kins a Job.
Schr Mary Theal tBD. Theail. st John Mp Nevius
& SON.
schr George Arey. Rogers. Galveson-Tupper Beate.
SchrJ Burley, Northrrp. Jacksonvlis-J A. van Brunt
schr Hazard. Rowland. Georgetown and Bull Greek.
sc z ID 1Inrlburt Co.
Schr Golden Eagle. Kelly, Chester, Pa-Chas living.
Schr Anna Frye Smith, Perth Amboy. NJ-Jed Frye
Co.
schr Mary Leo Newton. Boyd. Boothbny. Me-Jed Frye
4 Co.
schr Cetaccan, Sears, Barnstnble. Mass-R Goodwin
Son.
schr VIM II Bowen, Jackson, Providence-H W Jackson
4 Co
schr b Bulkiey. Buikley. saybrook Ct-Cartwright
Doyle.
schr Blossom, White. Uucmsvire, Ct-G S Walters
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARcHAScEL. June 2S-Arrved bark Emma G BeaI, Bal
10y. Lin erick to load for Il foston
BRISTOL. June 3o-Arrived baks Elisabeth Ments Ger.
Brusk. New York; Ruggero Primo dtxD. Ruggiero. do;
Teresa Lovco dtab. Domennice. Philadelphia.
Sailed 3Oth steamer Arragou (r), symons New York
corESmAcEs. June 2s-Arrived. brig A j Pettengii.
Hall. New York.
Conru June 2e-Arrived, BARK Blackpool t3p Aitchi-
son. New York.
CADiz June 2e-ssiled, brig johanna Lennox Portland
Me-
DASrzic June 27-Arrived, bark Wilhelm Bateman
GER. Wendell. Philadelphia
FLEETWOOD. Juno 29Arrived bark Algeria (Br, Erow-
nell, Pensacola.
FALMOUTH June 29-Arrived bark Deodsta lNor) Andor-
son, Philadelphia for Gottenburg.
GLOUCESTER, June 3O-Arived brig Edith (sr) Thoma
Bull River
GRnESocx. June 2s-Arrivcd, ship J q Robertson (Br)
seeey Pensacola 3Oth bark Frcmtid (Nor) Nicholson.
HULL. June 2aSsiled, bark Henrik Ibsen (Nor), Ras.
mussen Wilmington NC.
HAxBuRc. June 29-The reported arrival yesterday of
barx Tusko GER. from Now YORK. was premature.
HAvnK, June 80. noon-saied steamer Vile dc Paris
tFr) Dmrard, New York via Plymouth.
LrvtnrooL. June 29-Arrved. steamer Victoria (Br,,
Williams Boston; bark c Elwel tBr). Crosby Calais.
No; 3Oh. ships Hcngst (Br), Browne. New York: A
Thomson Thomson, New Orleans; bark Douglass Camp
bell tBr), Ilordley, Calves: on.
Sailed 30th. steamer Iberian (Br), Horne Boston.
LYNN. June 2o-saicd, bark soncrc Nop, Hansen,
United States.
LsBoS June 26-sailed. brig Cacacc QtaI, Lauro
New York.
PLYMOUTH. June 30. 10 AM-Arrived. steamer Franco
tFr) Trudelie, Now York Tor Hnvre tand proceeded).
PEKNAxBuco. June 2s-Arrived previously. Northern
Home (Br). Swain. Now York.
QUEENSTOWN. June 80 Arrived barks Angelina utaD
Capurro Baltimore Cementina utaD. Bagolan Nor.
folk; Nostre Madrc txD, Pslnzzo. New York; volpin
dtalj, Oneto. do
Rosrock June 26-Arrved, bark Rebecca (Gor) Ahrons
Pensacola.
RouEs, juno oo-saed. bark Fladelha (Aus), Podrugo
New York.
WATERFORD. Juno 2e-sacd bark Ginsto (Aus), CoIum.
bis United States.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01

CuRAcoA. juno Tin port. brig Chance. Paine from
CnATmAN NB. June 21-Cleared, ship Island Homo tBr
smith Psnarh Roads; a2d, Dark Meo (Br, Sutherland
HoSoLuLu. Mny 2s-Arrivod. bark Kinclune tEr. CATH
ior sydnsy 'j June Sak noso%S
Dunton san Francisco land sailed ah for Guano Island
and Queenstown I4h, Quckstep Barnsbec, for Hong
arrived At d. June g. bark Iolani Iaw). Garrcls San
HALIFAX June 3s-sa,ed schr Annie tBr,. Branscomb
Arrived 9th brigs Carolne Sport; Goazavss st Anso
Johns. NJ for Now York; Alpha lS St thomas and ber r.
May ;s. M.ry
WRs 2%s 11%a ] e. 1
sasS April ~ basss @ nd. Adspo tGsD Biet New York:
M4Sh Nay aIn port basss M SAnt'GSen Hs%snxy
h"Sd %ms for .~ York; Tor new
sS iSJ s,S s s.r
MoSrnvpNo, May 19-Satled, bark Lizzie Cameron tBr)
nport May ~ Usage tBr) Mcdonald for Colouia
MoSranAL. Juno Arrived. steamer Royal Standard
gy Johnson SsW SsWe";ss M.y ,h, cnm.r. R,
Stewart san rrans;co inot sailed 4hI I'm brig
%. Smith o Ms:us h P.d. o @ Sorns
In port May 81 bark Adventure r, tor san Francisco
yesterdays cable should read June 20 l9th
Arrived aaS steamer Idaho lsr' nsi%s.; New York for
Asf'.ss: srss Nors.n. LysTrooI; X.sgs Robe
Loins Martin Grcenock Fredeckshad Hansen, London
Crawords. koeford. Berwick; Elrika, Locke. Barrow;
Wnslow. Erickson. London.
RIO JAxYIRo May 26- Cleared ship q blanchard, Nc
Intyre Calao 3Oh, barks Charlotte Young (Br) Crook
Bahia: arkland (Br), Dakin Callao
Sailed May 27, bark Lorraine (Br). Fekins, Barbados
H'n r"rs "rs oss a Manson oa.e
bark Iron Age Overton for Java brgs Anna Maria iBr).
Thornton for New YORK; ldg; q Jones (i3D, Gamage,
RIcmnuoro. June s2-Arrived. bark Alex Keith Br),
Fisher. Belfast. l.
Cleared 22d bnrks Jennie tBrl Shcarer Gloucester
L: .3d Kate Meck (Brl, Fraser, Liverpoo E brig Edna
NJ Gregory (Brj. smith, do.
srpSxy, Nsw June l-Arr,yca cf' ship Lookout, Wig
sailed May 15 ship British Peer (Br. Clements, San
Francisco 18th. brig Hazard Walker. do 2Dth ship Brit
ish Monarch (Br, Banks do 3lst bark Dinapore (Br,
Hansen. do.
In port juno l. bark Earl Dahouse tBr, for San Fraa
cisco
SNGAroRE Nav 12-In port ship Vermont (Br) Richard
son, for Burmuh.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA,; june 29-Arrived schrs VIM Lsverins.
New xS S"f" as.r: % r:ss Jersey cy Smith,
and ASS,. sYs 5ans sss'sa .ehr Bell. Halliday
sns saaS %ssr
Sereid tr Collins Gnndalonpc brss Msren DAM, Rod
Syes PTnes.on Wells Hoadou,; sshrs Allie bqIah.m
ee%.u. Gs% Godfrey and George CharsIman Rey Pha
pede, Mowatt ihadelphia: brig Lizzie wyman. fos.ci.
so Sofsn assanar" shannon Nilsson Phade
phia; American Chief; snow sondout. :, -.
xsT%ss
% 's ss 'lSfs ?T
sailed Steamers Batavia. Massachusetts, Johns Hopkins
A%s SALTiSokE juno so-Agriv.d steamer N Law
Srs a.rss 1s qs ssGSr :,
sncs Rcs%Sns a. de hr ss
psI @ z s.:p v,,s a r.?
,"S ssn sS Freddie
sirss
Ghare.toH b"Ts K"s stuart r Evans s1D M.rsGr
s HATTIE Dson Yates. Porana schrs Mary
Hand Knott so%er's M.' F,1 s.s G.'ve Anew
B"ser do; Lizzie Lane, West. Charleston SC; John X
sasd-BarE Trsvslier; briGs Chattanooga, our Roll,
Disf iBRUSswiCK. Ca Juno 20 s-Arrivcd. brig Ambrose
Arrived 18th. brig City of Moue, Him., New York. to load
'0f s2TM june as-ssiIed schr L wh,morc. whitmorc,
2othssiled schrs Abbie Bursley Parker and Thomas
m"rc r."msh Bennett Phiisdeiphia: Weaver Ia
ke,, CharIcston; John L Tracy Messrvsy Wilmington,
BUcKsroRT. Me-. June 27-sa'led, brig Isaac Carver
isAKERs LANDING. June 2o-Arved, schr Bella Peck
CIiXEIEsToN. June ao-Arrved. steamer Gulf Stream,
Crowel. New York; .chr Wave Crest Boston. W.
sailed Steamer Equator. lIincKlcy. Philaderhia.
CALAIS, June ls-sailcd. schr W q Mowry, haton'
bark w. Igp"s S sspirS
2',l.-ssied schr i.n T. Kinds fhiiadeiph,a ~ :, n
born. sea and A'.hur burton ooomSs Boston
sniIedschrs Joseph W Allen Chase Boston L Ella "a
Rayncr. Nj chcil do Daniel Britain Somers do; Ihos
DIL GLLswoRrH Juno 2i-Arrivsd, schr stormy PetrsI.
DsaS cIesrcd" .,s schr Orion, Patterson. Rondout:
23d-Arrivcd, schr senator, Grant New York.
Cleared Mary Loro Lord Alma tB"y Of Fundy)' to
RNANDiNA. June 2o-Ciesred, brig Camagueyano
70 ''FEoRTREsS MONROE June ao-Psssed in. brig G
Passed out, steamer Xa.nberS tGsr or Bremsn brig
Copenco schr Joseph kudd. Tor Georgetown; SC.
more: Thos Cohranc Br. Taylor urom Richmond '")'
GE6R,, ,,ETowy, So. Juno 27-cloared, sehr Eleanor.
GKEENPoRT juno a3-Arrived. schrs A woolly. King.
Danvers Philadelphia tsud sailed 26h 28th Maet IN
smith Preston. Philadelphia Boston land sailed 2sh
27h. Jenny Lind Hubbard, Jersey City Vnd saed 2sth
KEY wEsI. june g PM-Arryea steamer State OF
| LuBEc June 2o-saiicd scbr Mary Pike GOOD, Now
asdsailed, schr Nellie Dusmorc. Parker. Queenstown
NEW ORLEANS. june so--Arrived steamer New Or.
ciesredsteamsr CITY Of Merida Reynolds. Vera Cruz
PAssEs june So-sasd. steamer Chrysolits (Br), Liv
srpool.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
A CORRESPONDENT ATTACKED.
AN EXTRA JUDICIAL EPISODE IN CONNECTION
WITH THE BAXTER SCANDAL CASE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

WITH THE BAXTER SCANDAL CASE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RUTLAND. VI, June 30 1877.
One oil the Rutland CORES spondents OF the New York
press attacked badly cut about the head this
afternoon by John Ryan, he brother OF Susie Ryan,
one of the principals in the BaxterRyan scandal Tho
provocation twoiold. The correspondent mad in.
terested himself IN getting the woman Payson out OF
the insane asylum, aud he had assisted giving the
facts OF the outrage to the newspapers. Ryan is big
six-ioo,er noted Us lighting character IN this
tion, aud until the time when II IS alleged his sister
became friend OF General Baxter hc was on express
agent the railroad. Since that time he has become
the proprietor of one Of the largcst wholesale stove
stores IN thus section OF Vermont. Ryan had pub.
lcy and privately to the correspondent threatened
Kill any who gave the iaots to the papers.
THY ASSAULT.
While the correspondent was IN Hals grocery store
Ryan suddenly came upon him and made the attack
stunning MIN AZ the urst blow. The Sherf finally
separated the men, but before tho corresponds
who weighs only about one hundred and thirty pounds
was badly cut and bruised
Granu Juror Redington promptly issued a warrant
for the arrest OF Ryan, charging him with assault with
intent to kill.
SENTIMENT.
The excitement In regard To the scandal has been
greatly increased by this summary action of Ryan.
Judge Dunon Will probably invite some other judge OF
the Supreme Court to sit with him in the hearing
the haboas corpus case OF Mrs Paysou. y
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
ACTIVITY IN THE NORFOLK NAVY YARD.

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, Juno 80, 1877.
Orders were received at tho navy yard to-day to
commence ut once the work OF getting ready for sea
the corvees Ca3andagua anu Gaena, the latter being
a new ship about twothrds finished. The flagship
Hartford now Hampton Roads, has been ordered TO
proceed the yard and be fitted out Immediately for
one years. cruise the Brazilian station. Ninety
workmen OF all descriptions will be taken IN the yard
next week and operations actively resumed.
Major Augustus H. Mich holson, United states Marine
Corps adjutant and inspector arrived from Washing
ton to-day and overbaulcd the marine establishment
The Tailapoosa camo down from New York with a
large quantity OF general stores Tho sloop-owar Es-
al the yard and requires some attention be-
fore leaving for the Liberian station
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
PLENTY OF VEGETABLES.

ENORMOUS QUANTITIES OF VEGETABLES SENT
NORTH IRON VIRGINIA.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TEE HERALD,
NORFOLK. Va, June so. 1877.
The steamer OLD Dominion carried 10000 packages
OF truck Tor fresh vegetables) New York yesterday
and the wyanoke takes another quantity
day. including r. 900 barrels OF potatoes The Hatcras
which sailed to-day at one O'Clock for New York,
loaded with potatoes, on account OF her deck load
being heavy bad TO put back TO have II lghtened.
When IN the neighborhood of Town Point she pre-
scnted the appearance of a sinking vessel. The Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Providence and Baltimore steamers
all carry similarly large quantities OF truck Tho
son unprecedented for It's prolific yield.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
THE BALTIMORE MUDDLE.
WILKINS APPEAL TO PRESIDENT HAYES TC
ALLOW HIM TO REMAIN AS COLLECTOR.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
BALTIMORE, June 80. 1871
Collector wilkins forwarded his letter 10 President
Hayes day declining TO resign together with mass
OF documents urging reversal Of the order by which
he removed. This will bc followed on Monday by
the Republican Maryland delegation. In the hope OF
inducing u change Of heart the part OF the Chief
Executive. The delegation will include x-Pos, master
General Crcswel, Ex-Colcctor Webster, Ex Governor
y3vaatord aud cx-oiDcias uud cit,zcuK Tho
friends OF Mr.. Thomas state that he received his
mission IRON Washington this morning, and that ne
will upon his duties on Monday. Othcrs statc
that he will probably not take his Office before the 3D.
4th OF July, on account OF possible delay IN tho
examination Of Colonel wilkins protests against re-
mova. The Custom House employees are In a state Of
teverish anxiety over the protractcd muddlc,
especially there Is prevailing impression that ii
Mr. Thomas finally secures the coveted prize there will
be almost u clean sweep in all The departments.
General King transferred the Naval Oice 10 bis sue.
cessor William Corkran. to-day aud Withdrew
Deputy Naval Officer d. W. Rudy, who was appointed
IN consideration OF personal service rendered President
Hayes a battlo field during the war, also entered
upon his duties
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
NOT 50 VERY SINGULAR.

At tho residence OF his parents. No. 1876 Walnut
street, Newark, Mr A. j. Morrow, for some time past
o clerk the auditor's once OF the Erie Railway, New
York, died yesterday under vory singular c,rcum.
stances. Fri:ay evening, week ago. Mr. Morrow
reached his home feeling very sick he procured a
quantity OF Rochelle salts, the are prepared in
packages tor tho trade, and fifteen minutes after lie
hid taken the dose he ie intense burning pans ais
xtomach. Vomiting followed. A trio OF eminent New.
ark physicians were called 10, but their efforts savo
the young man proved lutte post morton cxamina-
shc cause Of death vas enlargement OF tno kidneys.