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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.


WARRINGTON, August II, 1877
CONC 70 CANADA AFTER SITTING BULL.
The Secretaries Of the War and Interior dspsrs-
msnis, With Commissioner Smith. wore in consulsa-
ton 70 day. who small be selected for tho
Commission proceed Canada 70 ascertain what can
be done ~ the United States government for the re-
turn OF sitting Bull and his warriors to their
ton. General Crook was designated the part OF
the War Department. and Will DO here in few days.
The Commissioner to represent tho Interior Depart
mont viii DO selected on Monday next py Secretary
schurx and It is thought that ofhcial oftne De-
partmsas Of Justice familiar with Indian affairs and
treaties viii b appointed.
0ERNASY AND HER SONS ABROAD.
4 despatch has also been received from Mr.. Fish,
Secretary Of Legation At Berin. giving worry satisae
son treaties between the United States Germany.
1855. thcrs has been no arising Hereunder
curing the intervention OF the legation There Is bat
one case now pending before the Foreign ONCE and
sbat only relates dne 1t is now we'll understood
what the rights OF American citizens are, and shat
these rights must be respected. Mr. Fish says that
he now fully believes that the naturalized American
citizen OF German birth, who has boon naturazed In
good faith, With bona fdc intention OF remaining .
citizen Of the United states aud not merely for tho
purpose Of svxdng military duty in his native country
vii have nothing 70 fear returniag for VISIT p
hw psaive place In some cases be may be subjected
delays IN procuring recognition Of his rights but
long - toe men who now direct the affairs Of Ser
many remain power the recognition At his rights 10
nuro.
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DISASTER AT SEA.

TEE STEAMSHIP ETKN WRECKED NEAR VAL
PARAIso--sEvERAL LIVES LosT-EFFoRTs TO
SAVE THE PASSENGERS AND CREW.
PASAxA,> August q 1877.
A letter from Lima, dated July TO- says:--"we have
sdviess Of tho total loss Of the Pacific Steam Navisa-
Moo Company's steamer Elen, Captain Costbupe, on
,he morning OF the 10Th inst, at . point known az
Los Who's, about seventy miles north Of Valparaiso
According TO the meagre kilograms received there
must have considerable loss OF lie. IS fourteen
dead bodies had been recovered Forty-lhree
Of tho crew and passengers had reached
the shore in safety, ana twenty more
were s.ill on the rocks Az Efforts were
Amethyst and the Oh han Rupbost Cbacabuco pro-
ceeded mmedia,ey to the ASSISTANCE OF the unfortu
mates The cause OF the disaster has not bern re-
ported. The Eicu, 1883 tons register, was built by
Lard, the Clyde 1871, cost OF f47 $50. She
was an IRON screw propeller.
The follow ng telegram from the oHico oil the
pany 10 Csllao:--
EryoRrs TO SAVE THE SURVIVORS
sks sss,. Chin, July H. 1877;
sboat three ". TO day Unable TO rsscne TIE
rom the rocks. owing bad weather. The Chacabueo
attempts with SIN all boats The Cbmcsbuco
ss Want 81 threw Ssm ss voc into X. 500
10 sno their misery. only three saved
YURrHER DETAILS OF TEE WRECK
4 letter datcd on board the steamship Lima, at
Caliao, July II, says:--
The details loss Of the Etsn a.. very msasrs Gu.
sss.Sy saved sshrss rhsrs soas nc s.ss Se 81.
les shas from ninety handred pasengers shs
~ th Intern ediatS boat The lie there mi b
SsSmassd . Aboat one hundred persons.
the SAVED
Ths zfmes Of the 10Th mas the ollo~ing;-
List Of persons saved the Etcn up A. N. On
he 18Th rwenty -four OF the crew. including
and thirn officers aud Bcnnet thra ougreer
lfoasonl OF passen -crkA kussla lady.
iusux CABRERA Maria vfcana. s. fkaro. j. Tspu,oss.
rsnsa Crus Dtss. o. Chsmorro. J. Alvarez. yonzaos
A u II Fassos y. xrsnsts Nsmss OF ssussndss saved
UpkuevIs
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AMER. uno 49, Passed. sarks Nehemiah Gibson Brad
ford. from Cebu Tor New York; Both. Monarchy tBr,
XpSIAIpn. July 27-Arrved, ship Monte Ross, Carter
Asr,swALI. July sl-Arriyea schr J Taylor. Jacobs,
Port Limon 25th bark l. Hasbrouck. Cobb Pniladsi-
Sn Ar %s.vs . ss
40 and both rem insd Il port port Gns 20 ch.r;,
BARBADOS July Fl Sailed, brig Liberty Deversux, Bos-
xotsn: s.r.n Hisness KddI; dssn go, Tis,nson
Wis 'H 'S' ef
aud Republic. Holmes unc
R sS sr d ss~ o Y: July ship Castle
Went to sea from ssusor July ships Arvo rus Gadd
FArnna fos1 Aug Iira.ssd, steamer ssrmasisn (Br,.
ayas. sns sailed s steamers r Rss ,sop sstss.
ss h %s Mssy s sss ss4 no
% siy r s%s;a % Ssr
il1s;sa Ssrk .7ss !B s:,'hy
In ysIs June 10, bark EsmeraldA Ger. Hansen, for
.MArLxEis: June i5ln port. ship Kit Carson. spence.
y a, Ss ss Per
ssas S
| Nichols. philadelphia via ,iuanica.
In 24sh ehr Edward Lameyer NuIliken, from New
MosrxxHI Jug S-Xrrvcd. steamer Lake Nspgou.
PANAMA JuIv ~ Arrived, steamers Wilmington. Com
stock. and Georgia. Holmes. Tsooga; 10th. Honduras
White. Central America.
Sailed 3oth steamer South Carolina, Norton Central
Amer
| sornAnAvA, June 25-In port. bark Nicholas Thsycr,
Crosby tr Chanuel
SINGAPORE. June 3-in port. Mard (Br). Duncan. for
clone Field. Sani. bark. Aans Eoed. Grow:
Cardiff arrived June q: nnJow DWELL for Saigon aud
Nanns; bril- Hail Columbus Brereton for Ban-Sok. ar
rived June -.
Sailet juno mot july d. bsrks Neptune tGer). Wort
mann, New York; 26th Mohican. u rry. Boston
Ut JoHS. n. Aug9 Arrived. ship Munster new 400
tons. from courtnay Bay La Granville (Br. cOpp Har
| vey.
Sailed 9th ship Princeport lBrl. Brown. Newport
Cleared sh bark Lizzie Gillespie tBr bergman. PEN
arh Ronds: schrs Tenzer Tobn Phil +dephiH stephen
Watts Drsko, New York; 9Th brig Beauty tBr stewart
| Portkush: schr Nellie Doc. Trask Philadelphia
TABLg BAY. CGIi. July 3-In port. ship Herald OF the
Morning. Towne unc; barks August Frederick Uier)
Mall for New York, lag; Edward Albro tBr, Cummings
for New YORK. Boston; julia Brown Nickerson, Tor
sydney. Nsw; brig Sterling tBp. Buckley from Maurtius
for Queenstown disg
sailed june - schr Margaretna Ger. Duit. Boston,
TAnPico, July 30n schrs Evene. WILDER Tor New
York idg, to sail about 10; Wletts. Dayton for
| do do. tc sail in few days.
TRINIDAD. July - Arrived brig Tinker, HI. st
Jago, 10 load for Boston.
Part IN Tin
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PHILADELPHIA wOaKlNGMEN.

SECRET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOOKING
TO TIE FORMATION OF A STRONG POLITICAL
PARTY.
PHE.ADxLrHXA, August II, 1877.
meeting Of workingmen was held to'ntghs at Gale
donian Hall TO concert 10 form political
party through which the work,ngmsu OF America hope
and expecsse make their collective inAuence felt Nearly
all tho trades were rspressated. Tho meeting Was
private and all reporters were excluded Afser the
meeting Il was announced that the following preamble
and resolutions bad beea adopted
Whore isuentsae Of affairs existing In this
country having been brought about BY the undue
by the cororntsd capital by partial legis
atio In lee fnvo BY Restrictive ws through which
sn.." and By tho total alien alton -. II the
la,ureS and Congress from the people who
them with ther interests aud protection
nav had jscs the msnepaalon of the working
classes ng the mani fold divisions the ranks Of
labor whoreas obstruction Of tho Industries Of the
and the II: labor must DO the nev
tab OF partial legislation the Of
Law makers. therefore.
Resolved hat earnestly the organization
Of 0r political be Gallon the
tectve labor party having oojecssdst the mutual
projection labor: direct Representatives the
working in municipal and state Legilaturcs
Consres third the repeal OF all oppressive laws against
labor fourth the enactment Of just laws for the protection
Of labor.
Tho speeches made we're Of conservative character.
Communisttc communication from the working
mems party OF the United States offered to the
meeting, but was tabled unanimously. After the ap-
pointment OF committee, composed of delegates from
the trades represented TO draft plan organization
the meeting adjourned.
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BARCELONA, July 2S-Sailed. schr G Nevins. Dayton.
New York
BILsoA, Aug 6-Arrved. bark Aberdeen. Salvage, New
York.
BoxBAY July 2s-Arrived bark Lady Gertrude tBr), We
sey, New York. n...-
DUBLIN, Aug lO-Ssied, brig Kssssek, Backwood Uni
TED states.
GLASGOW. Aug s-Arrived. bark Bsngalore IBID, Lite
ton, New York.
GssExocK. Aug loAssiled, bark slissris (Br) Gilt,
Pensacola.
GHENr. Aug s-Arrived bark Taisman Nor, Johanse On,
rascagouia
GxSoA, Aug 1o-Sscd bark 81 ltal), Cunco New York.
HAvRE. Aug ll-Saiied, steamer Ameriqus (Fr), Pou.
sox. Now York.
LlvKHrooL. Aug 1l-ssiled, ship 4 Gardner CBr).
Kenney, Mobile
Lizard, Aug II, 10 Anon. steamer Frsncs Hr,. rru
dele, tom New York Tor Havrc.
Passed l1th. bark Gresorie sp) ormaeches, from ss
vannah tor Bremen.
LISBON, Aug 1o-sailed bark Rosa dts). Cacacs, New
York
PxsARrn Aug s-Arrived. brig Jennings, Mahouey.
Gloucester.
PnAwLx POINT Aug 1o-Arrivsd bark Gina (Nor) Andsr.
son, savannah 70, Hamburg
palma Majorca) Aug 11Arrived, bark Francisco Gta.
Gaiiiano New York.
QUEENSTOWN Aug lo-Arrived bark Lucco QtaD. OH
vari Baltimore: 18th. steamer Algeria lbr, Watson,
New York Tor Liverpool land proceeded).
Rio JANrIRo, Aug 10--Arrived, bark Maggie Hugg.
Stsed Baltimore.
SASrAxpER Aug 6-Arrved brig Victoria (Br). Prone,
New York before reported without dAte).
sxRRA LxoNS uy % Sailed. bark Jasper Miller New
York.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsmSoroN. August II, 1877.
THE 'sTAx SERVICE" INCREASED IN THE
TRANsyER OF THE MAILS.
The statistics Of the Post Onics Department snow .
steady transfer Of the mail service from what -
known tsohuically the 'star SERVICE" which per-
mts the contractor 70 carry the malls BY any means
that insurss certainty CELEBRITY and security to the
rareadA In 1855 the annual transportAios BY 'star
ssrvscs was Is ss7 miles ny-iour psr cant OF
the whole scrvice, and BY railroad during tho same
year SlssS.l75 miles. or Az per cent Of shs entire
service In 1879 the service by either mode was
largely tnersssed. bat the ratio had been little moro
than reversed In the latter year. The star service
had increased 10 g. s24, 003 miles, making, however.
bus ory per cent Of The whole SERVICE while tho rail-
road service had up to 77.4l172 miles, and my
soven per cent OF Inc service
TEE ROWING POSTAL COMMISSION.
The commission appointed 10 inquire into the postal
railway service has yet oommsnced the preparA'
uon OF its rspert Will do 80 until trip West
bias boon taken and further nquiry made. The mem
bsvfhavs bssn South and East and have accepted an
Invitation 70 meet the Board Of Trade Of Detroit
Mich, during tho latter part Of the present month
The preparation Of . report will DO commenced 5000
sfter tho return nom the wess but hardly prob
able that will ready be laid before Congress
until after the opening in December
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schr Sammv Ford, Alieu. Belfast, Me-Tsd Frye Co.
schr Hero. Sloane. Salem-willis Ropes .
Schr r Shultis. Yong tiuifo Ct--A II zard
schr J hamilton Mills, uncasviile Ct-B weinberg
Co
Schr Asa Biglow. NbbIe. Orient. Lib Jackson
scnr Dart Campbell Bridssport-stamtord asnuiaetur
ing Co.
Schr Sais Burton, hurley Brdxcport-Stamiord Manu-
featuring 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-12
THE MOORE DIVORCE SUIT.

Justice Reynolds, OF tho Brooklyn City Court ren-
dered his decision yesterday in the divorce case Of
Elizabeth Moore against Austin y. Moore The plain
tn wss divorced IRON the defendant 10 1875, the
ground for the action bsingg adultery. AZ this
time the Court decreed thai the defendant should
pS the plaintiff $4,000 pcr alimony.
Aiterward they remarred and separated tor the
second time. IL WAS Claimed by the defendant that
the second marriage annulled the pay Of the alt
mony. In his decision, yesterday, Justice Reynolds
stated that the second marriage was illegal by
OF the defendants adultery, and that he must paw
the arrears Of the amony, which amounts TO
4
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SAILED.

Steamers City Of Raln DR. for Liverpool; Rhein oer)
Brennan BOLIVIA lbr. Glasgow Clyde Havaua: Cieope'
r.. Nassau ao GRADE Rev West and Galveston l,aS
.y o. Atlanta. charesfon Benetaetor Wilmington, Nc
knight. Geor .eDwn, DC. Ola Damnion. ichniond,
&C: Ellie kli1hf Philadelphia ships World London
Lsvath"n sSor Qnen-.wn or Falmouth oarks ssina
Brunnow tier. Cork 10: Johannes Foss lNor,. nos
tock Fora Aus. Aexsndra briggs .iratitud 'sp, Vso
PAIN Cordelcra l~p. i.eaco palm; schrs Wary b
Dyer. Cape de Verde .sIsnds; Warren, St Thomas
Lowry.
Ais, .siled. brig hrry Stewart; schr Brus Thos
Lancaster. ana z Ward.
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A HORRIBLE STORY.

Tho village OF Vantage. IN sussex county. N. j., is
greatly excited over the arrest OF Samuel Perry,
torious loaicr aad drunk,rd, on a charge Of incest
The victim his sixteen yearola daughter was 70 cod
20 make tLe complaint BY the neghoors, who had
heard her cries 10 tho rcqueDty for tho past
few mont tbs, and wbo learning the truth were IN
danger OF ynehing nor father but tho mao was pro-
Susssx Comfy jail
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A LUNATIC'S SUICIDE.

Patrick Fcsly, an inmate Of the Hudson County
IN J) Luna,ic Asylum at snake Hill, committed sui
eide In hts cell yesterday by knocking his brains out
against the walls aud bars OF his coil County Pny-
sicsan Converse vas noliled and gave burial permit
FeeIy bad been Ia the atylum only few months, and
was not considered violently insane HIS family reside
at inc corner OF Sixth aud Henderson Streets Jersey
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EXAMINATION FOR A CADETsHIP.

FLusuISc, L. l., August II, 1877.
Congressman Covert held a competitive examination
to-day At Jamaica for the selection Of candidate for
sdnass,ou 10 West Point from she First district
There were sevcn candidates. ssch from Queens,
Suffolk and Redmond counties, bot owisg TO The
large number tho committee were unable TO conclude
The EXAMINATION to-day. ana adjourned until Tuesday.
The cummntee posed OF Professor Johu, Ogare-
nsux, o. Queens county; Dwight TowSsesd, OF Rsch-
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, August II, 1871
By direction Of tho Secretary OF War leave Of ab
ssncs for three months with permission to 60 beyond
the Of ~ United States, has boon granted Major
H. B. Bursnam, Judge advocate, United states Army.
Major r n. Bachelor, quartsrmastcr, has been Or
dered report person 10 the QuArtermsster GeA-
0fAl for duty.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OYUcx or LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. FOURTH DIsrRIcr
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug 10. 1871
CHANNEL
Notice Is hereby given that channel having feet
Of water bar a low tide cut out TO- tho southwsrd Of
the old channel OF Barnega Inlet, NJ. This channel
been properly buoyed there is wreck mdchAnne
inst outside the BAR which obstruction buoy has
been placed
wR FRIEDMAN. Commander uSN.
Inspector Fourth Lighthouse District.
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AN INSANE ACTOR.

shirley II. France, the actor, was taxsn to Bellevue
Hospital last night as be had become insane, and
paced IN ono OF padded cells He lived with his
vile AZ i76th street and southern Boulevard.
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A QUESTION OF REVENUE.

The Hampstead Board OF Excise are considering tho
question Of tho propriety OF dsregardng tho clause
the law requiring tho signature Of twenty freeholdcrs
before granting license in the case of the Rockaway
liquor sellers. The town would thus realize from
80 GOO TO A. 500.
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CHANGES oRDxREp By THE NAVY DEPARTxxNr.
MAAnINGroN August II. 1871

Captain James A. Green Is ordered to command The
training ship Constitution at League Island, Phiiads.
pha, IN place oil Captain Henry A. Adams, detached
from the comm nd of that vessel and ordered to conf
msnd The Hartford. flagship Of tho so9th Atlantic sta
non. Captain stephen b. Luce has been detached
from command Of the Hartford and granted leave
nf absence or month. Captain James A. Gillis Is
dstaa he'd from Inc New Yory Navy Ysrd and placed
pn waiting crdera Passed Assistant surgeon Charles
/. CAssn, recently detached from tie Frolic, South
Atlantic station. has been placed waiting orders
Lisutsuans Commander charles =. Scnmnz 70 ordered
70 me receiving ship Colorado 1t New York, ~ execu
tive ofncor.
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RECEIVING PRESIDENT HAYES.

CONCORD, N. H., August IL, 1877.
The city government tonight appropriated 81, 900
for the reception OF President Hayes who Is expected
hero on the 23d inst
committee was appointed to make arrangements
The President Will be The guest Of Hon. Onsow Stcarn
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A MISSING GIRL.

Louisa Keller, eleven years Old, Of North FIRST
street, BrookIyn. has boon missing from her homo
siucs Friday afternoon Az the time OF her disappear
ancS she had on blue suit white hat and laced shoes.
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THE BENNINGTON CELEBRATION.

BENNINGTON, VT, August IL, 1877.
rho First regiment National Guard arrived ana went
into camp tonight. Fu.ler's Battery also arrived
to-day HAVING marched for,y miles across the Green
Mountains from BrattlebOro
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MRS. HOLMES CONDITION.

Mrs Frank Holmes, or Miss Henderson, who was as
ssulted BY the Clark nights ago Ct No. 200
Lexington susnue, reported last night to DO in
very precarlous condition.
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. NAVAL INTELLI1 ENCE.


A8aIvAL or ooMMoponE NICHOLS AT GosPoxr-
THE STEAMSHIP xssxx READY FOE HxE
CRUISE ALONG THE WEST AFRICAN COAST.
lpx zKLEoRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, August II, 1877.
Cenmedors Edward T. Nichols, who has just been
sppoiuted 70 the command Of the South Atlantic
squadron, arrived at Gosport Navy Yard to-day, and
was received with the Customary ceremonies Of respect
ard salute Of eleven guns from the iriga,e franklin
Com oaore Nichols will take command Of tho nne
frieste Hartford tomorrow, which IL aing out At the
yard 70 his flagship Ito will sail ON tbs LIST VI Septom-
bsr and upon arrival ~ Rio Japciro will DO made
yosr admiral.
eAiIJNc or THE ESSEX.
The Uuitsd States ship Essex, Commander W In heid
Scott schiey. viii sail from Hampton Roads tomorrow
afternoon Tor the Island OF MADEIRA aHd thenoo
10 Liberia whence she will start Hcieutdc cruise
Tor year aorg the African coast she mas just teen
amply lifted out ~ Gospor Navy Yard with a.. the sp
pspces necessary Tor work, particularly In taxing
deep soundings.
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.

A respectable middle aged mechanic living in Pater-
son, whose name is James Charlton, was struck, At
hali.past eight O'Clock yesterday morning. while
walking on tho Newark branch Of the Eric Railway,
by "a eastward bound mail train and instantly killed
An inquest will take place on Monday
An unknown woman, apparently about thirty.nve
years Of age, and shaboy clad, was struck and in
stanty killed by Peunsy Railroad train At tho
Henderson street crossing At hatpast last night
The head badly manaed Ieave the features
totally unrecoanizaois The body was removed to
Tnnma~ Ward svsd s,x,v rse,S,ns =, M 7,s
Salem avenue, Elizabeth, proprietor OF the Newark
and Orange Express while driving the Waiter
street cr0ssin. OF the Central Railroad his place
struck by the westward bound Philadelphia train
OF the Bound Brook Tho horse SHE'D on tho
track and caused the accident Mr.. Ward was dead
when taken from the wreck. He was very widely
known throughout New jersey
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

schr Mary Haskell. Garter. from Turks Islands for
Boston, Aug 7, lat 80 IL. lou II rs.
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WHALE MEN.

Capt Chase, OF the bark Jirch Perry ut Panama Aug
reports tn following vessels OF tho Pacific fleet cruising
tho On shore Ground -Ships Niger. xllet. with
100 bss So aud 80 DO VIII Emm. jones. Potter 20
bills barks John Z Vest, Manchester 1900
bbs All tod Hercules Sherman $50 bols all tod Bound
Ing Bow, 30 ubs this Spoke bark Hunter OFT tho
Gaiipagos Islands. with nothing since leaving Panama
last month; all we'll board.
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ELrzABKru, N. J., August IL, 1877.

ELIzABETu, N. J., August IL, 1877
The PhAadssuha express ION the nsy Incl struck
Thomas b. Ward, aged sixty years, last nigh. the
crossing near Crawford, killing him instantly. His
horse also killed. and his wagon wrecked. Ward
attempted 70 CROSS 10 front OF tram, when his horse
took fright and up the track. Ward married,
and leaves . vile and two children.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
sails. DesfmnuonI once.
Steamer.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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PATERSON, n. J., August II, Is

James Charlton, n respectable mlddle-agod me.
chsnc living In this city, while walking the New
Ark branch of the Erie Railroad at the junction. at
haf-psst eight O'Clock this morning. struck by the
bound mail freight Instantly killed
An inquest will DO held on Monday. The engineer Is
reported 10 be censur abie.
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COLUMBUS, August II, 1871
mass meeting Of workiAsusp, held hers tonight
adopted resolutions denoupcing the republican and
democratic parties and tho Hayes administration and
Appended committee 10 tak0 steps toward
calling State and ceunty convention 10 nominate \
full wOrktugmen's ticket
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CLEVELAND. Sept g. Petroleum quiet
Standard wnite, llU test, i21sc.
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Sept 6.-Cotton stead
ier: Middllng lXc. low mlddllng laHc, Gooa
ordinary l2c.
OswEdo. Sept. 6.--Wheat steady: No. 2 Nil
waukee club, old. 81 25 Corn: High mixed,
soc: No. 2. j5c: rejected, 54c.
MEMPHIS. Sept. 6--Flour firm: choice FAM
llY. S9a9 81. Corn firm at65a6Sc In store, Oats
weak at 50a57c in store. Pork quiet at SIS 10
Lard quiet: tierce, l0c; keg, lie. Bacon hrm
at 64aS4as26c. Bagglng is nomnally un-
changed.
PITTsBUGG. Sept. 6. - Wheat: choice red
Ohio and Indiana 81 35a1 50; Kentucky white
and amber 81 3Sli A. Corn: stock dimin-
lshing: yellow shelled. 5Sa59o; mixed, 55a57c;
ear, yellow, 5Sl59c; mixed, 56a5Sc. oats: STOCK
fair and heavy; white, 3fa36c; mixed, 33a34c;
new, 2SlS0c. Rye; nothing doing.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 6.--Flour steady. Wheat
firm: Milwaukee Old 81 Is, new s. Is, August
81 O9%, September 81 U0T, No. Milwaukee
81 04aI 49, Corn dull amt lower: No. 2 AI;c.
oats dull and lower: NO. 2 20kc. Rye un-
settled NO. l 5ja5bac. Barley quiet and
steauy; No 2sprlng cash SO, September 61a6Sc.
BOSTON. Sept. g. - Flour steady: Western
superS, Siaf 50: common extras, S5a5 50; WIS
consn extra, Us 50a6 80 Minnesota, 80 SCAT 80.
Winter wheat: Ouio, Indiana and Michigan.
ST j0aT: Illinois. 81 5Ja1 so; St. Louis, 10 50aS;
Minuesota patent, 81 5Oas 80. Corn quiet: