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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
CLEARED.

Steamer City OF Richmond tBr Leiteh. Liverpool via
Steamer England BD. Thompson, Lverpoo-F"
Steamer HALEY (Br,. Brown, Livsrpool-Brsk Jsvsn.
steamer Dorian OBJ. Taylor, Bristol, h-Hendsr'on
Steamer Circsssia tBD, Munro. Observation-Disclosures
Steamor Dorau Q5er). Bussus. Bremen via southamp-
ton-OeIrichs 20.
Bremen VI. southampto n-Oerichs 4 Co.
s.s"nsr Caiand 5usch,. Decides, Rotterdam -Fuoeh
sssmsr c,5 Of Ne. York Dsat'n Havana and M'1-
fsmsotoSsa s sSrs stss Co.. 81 ana
steamer CITY OF Houston. Stevens Galveston via KY
Steamer Lone Star. Forbes, New oreansBogert Nor
Steamer Kniekerbocker Ksmble, New orieans Clark
Steamer City of Macon. Sictesson, ssvannah--ceorgo
steamer Champion. Woodruff, charieston-J Quin.
steamer Benef.csor, Jones. Wilmington Nc-w Clyde
steamer Old Dominion walker Norfolk City Point and
kehmondod Dominion Ssss%:nip Co. DC vi.
Aiexandria-J L koome. Jr,
Steamer sss. Hand
steamer Neptune . s Berry sU,t0n rh.S R R%:sf
SHIP Cleopatra iAu0, Calanrich. Treste-slocovich d
BARK Caroline tBT., Roberts Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark County Of Richmond tBr>, Beausejour, Dublin
BARK Amssanth Ger. Brauer. Brsmen-wsuen. Toel
Bark G.ssner tGer>, Chrissoners. Observation-Disclosures
Bark Marco Polo (Ger), schotx, Hsmburg-Hermann
Koop Il Co. 80,
Slocovich x Co. -
Bark John II Re arson, Taylor. Cette-Jsmes Henry.
BARK Mmrxareha Ger, Maselins Cronstadt-C Tobias
4 Co.
BARK u A Brayton, Gray, Buenos Ayres-Milicr 4
BARK IIobrook. Robertson, CienueEos Brett, Son
h Go.
Bark sirrsh QSor). Hslvorsen. Newark, &c Tobias
Co.
Brig Thomas Turuil. Bates, Port span-L W 4 Arm
BriS Mar,posa staples, ardenas-Alvah Mudcot1
Schr Anns Boton. smith, RIO Grunde do sai-Brett,
schr Ruth Robinson Baker, Rio Jsneiro-rhomas Nor
ton X Co. =. .
Schr Grace Davis, Davis. Pernambuco-Msreus Hunter
4 Co. - -
schr Nautilus. Ioman, Alexandra, vs-Hsviisnd 4
Presley - :. -,
schr franklin Pierce. Kidd, New Hsven-Master:
Schr o G Ackeu, Toms stsmfcrd-Stamford MauufAc
Anrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
RAILWAY COLLISION.

An alarming report was circulated about Brooklyn
yesterday afternoon to the effect that collision had
occurred on the Long Island Railroad and that
,everal persons had been injured. HERALD re-
porter called at the main depot Of the Long Island
Railroad for tho purpose of learning the facts from
an official source. The official in charge
OF the office stated that the reports OF
the accident had been grossly exaggerated
a. said the facts that ut twenty minutes past
eleven A. NJ tho engine OF tho train going to East
New York passing tho corner Of Fort Greene place
aud Atlantic avenue grazed the side Of the engine
pasr. The engineer had not gono back suficien,ly
owing to slight mistake ia his calculation oil the dis-
lance The pa ssi iocom knocked lew splntsrs
of the bin OF tho switch engine, but no furtoer
damage had been done. Mono Of the passengers on
the rain had been injured there the least OK
citement. He said there was no blame attached TO
the switchman, and added that thcre was not inc
slightest Interruption to travel by reason OF ibis met
der
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

BARBADOS, July 7-saisd ship Guldregn (Nor), Knut
In mort july hrics Zsbenia ) Merriam for Boston,
ldg; Luian DR. Forde. for dos Georgtana Br herneon
Sierra rI cod for Prince Edward Island; sehr Ada
tBr,, stewart. for do. IN,
BArnURsr NIB, July 2-Arrived brig Kate Upham (B).
Liverpool cleared 18th for Queensown)
18TH bsrts Prinds Oscar (Nor Munthe Genoa loth tin
low Mor, Benssen Antwerp; 2osn ATexo.a '0p'
Cleared ieth bark wimburn s). Robertson. Fleetwood
HALIFAX, July 27-Arrvsd. steamer Worcester. from
Cbarlottctcwp land proc eeded Tor itoston):. -,
MATAxxAM July S-Clsared, schr VIM II Jourdso, Hieh-
M~SrssAs Jniv a4-Arrvsd. Clyde Br. luck
hurst LondUa; 25, ship Giencsirn (br) Tannock Gias-
Arrived 9Th steamer ccsGaa tBr, wyis, Liverpool
Chief frl Oliver Lverpool Albuera fBr Banks, Aber
dssn Pohono (Br) Mcdonald. Bremen.
PERNAmBuco July l0-Ss,led. bark Truit Fr. Rsneuf,
Poscm uiy Gin port. brig stephen B,hep. GiIksy,
from arrived June 30 both ldg sugar for United
oupaxc July 25 Arrived. steamer Borussa. Williams.
ye,nool for Montrea bark Mercator, Sell
ken tieroa; brig America. Lemeux barbados
ST PixaKR Mart uy 4-sailed. schrs Mercy Irundy,
Crowley Nevis; 9th. sarah l. Davis Cottrcll, Mexico
Tn mort July o. bngs Wnser tBr), and Victor tBr),
for Boston. -, .,.S ~
NeEiheny New YORK via halifax. . -
- JoHr NB. July 25-Arrived. ship Mosher (Bp ,
Pcnmsn Liverpool; schrs Milo, Stewart Fearnot Hurden,
and Maud Bessie Harper Boston; Annie Whiting, Cox.
ms".p eth ship Northumbria (B). Forbes Liver
DO: Village Belle, Riley. Vineyard Haven; d Sawyer
N,,un
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
HOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Frsnconia Bragg Portland for New York with
ms.s and passenger, 20 A%es r,.. ~ u.aeora %,
Nw Ios ws %ass nn s Me Hunter
'f haft ins SAWYER Co" Bay Oh for Yor.. with
scbr X q Moran tBr). Martin. st John. NIB. for New
senr ves.a TN, Clark Dorchester. NIB. for New York
schr Katie MAtcheli, HolioweIl. Augusta Me- for New
Schr Carrie Walker, worthington. Ksnnsbsc for New
scnr John Price. Nie> Keunebec Tor New York.
schr X Hull. Brush, h"nnebec for New YORK
sssr Hasx1s Rogers Roe e1r sf sr New
sshr heiiDse. Dixon. Northpos o ;o Ss ny %ark
BOUND EAsas
Steamer Peterborough tsD. Frazier. s'w York Tor St
steamer Asptuns erry. Nov York for Boston and
Norwich.
s Sss d nd
anchored in Hart Island Roads.
ssS Sr Mary L.1aa"a Aalin NJ. York
ssSI s.. N xSs e. .oi
sehr George Quincy GSsnsy Hsw fSrx ,, or
sehr ii il Mifhin. Ferris. HoLoksn for Warren. RI
schr Nghtinr.e. Tommy. Ae.bnrg tor Pr0y yi
sehr A Heaton. Phnnsy, kondout for Boston, -,
schr Vim voorhis, Goldsmith, haverstrsw Tor rrovi-
S"hr Phil sheridan Lindsey, Hsverstraw for Provi
schr p Thurlow Eaton. Newark. NJ. for Baltic Sea-
sch May Day, Eaton. Port Johnson for Yarmouth Ms
ss6r Ii Gould, Donvan: Port JOHNSON for Providence
sshr Msrsn ar Cook
sehr Maria fleming, Williams, AYS.y for Ho m,H.a
se cnr Foam .' White fhiiaaeiphi. Tor Hartford.
Sailed from Hart Island roads prior 20 July 70 brig
AssS. @ York
reported in the roads above went 70 ser Ss @
Dor a. ace Ms nd inst subsequently reported At
sncnor Oh Herald Teegaph station a.
Roads where she Is now ne anchor
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER p. CArAsp tDu,ch. Deddes, hence 9th for
Rotterdam returned snmc ewening with machinery dis
abed and anchored At staten Island.
STEAMER CRY or RIO JAsxno from New York via St
II On soms. ,S with msehnsry Damaged spsrsd and
proceeded AN l9th.
BARK svLrAxA (Br, Ferguson Iron Rio Janeirc in bal
last which at s. Thomas July 10, was leaking aud
was on tho floating dock 2lst
Bass ,U,,S ,b 90 Ton. 'hS on
shoals uy and broken up vessel and cargo total
Bu,c RANSOM from MnraAbo arrived At New York 26sh
made the p.~ses ~ 10 dSss %os No. as ..sssd she
back ia six weeks which quick for this
Of the year.
YORK. put Ns~pc,t July 81 leaking badly ard hsv
Ing split recall audi ib
.o seI hs: A s..a sa'G
continued in the cossnx TRADE under command Of Capt
Crosbic.
scum SAWYER los. on Grand M.n.n, "a. bound from
Se'' rh TO r...s wSs y total os. No
Cap, Monks OF tug ws,eo,t report: that While pro.
eeeons on h. way 20 sandy s,. su rrms
aud On Going iound 70 be the schooner
WITH s a s.l heavy o. gS% s
hsw.cr. and alter worsins while n getting
Lower Quarantine to an anchor nc weather wss such
that Of couple of hours wosd have been fas" to
The excursion barge which sunk while being ioy.d into
New en- hi. and 70 New
their steamer John Fuller
EHyW Wrecktng
Yesterday the reef bringing S24 bars OF rail
road iron from tho unknown sunn wreck near
the Dry Rocks.
NASSAU, Bahamas. July 1.-THE wreeking schr Amazon
arrived here this morning. having boW I'd seaman
named h Chase. the only snfvvcr OF the officers AMI
crew the bark Palestine, Capt Ford. OF windsor Ms,
bound for Havana: she ashore the outer bar
on Crossing Rock. Cherotce Sound-AbNco -on tho
evening The ith in NE ale. she was ABANDONED
by the when about four mi rou land,
and in the rect about mile IRON Shore the bost
oapsiyed when the master ana nne 81 The crew wcr~
The bodies OF tuc captain hrst mate steward
and three the have been found and buried %
Abaco bei report Of this disaster has been previously
pubiished.l
PORTLAND. July 26-A despatch received In hs city
by ~. Hunt Co announces more misfor
tune 10 tho brig ysidors kionds OF this part, NJ
Matnnsss The snder. CAPT james Iukey. OF Ray
wife and two children The two mates have also died Of
the same disease. The first mate was Mr. Bovshby u
Deeripr while the second mate was Svmonds. oil MAS
sschnss Capt Nichols Of this CITY, has lett Tor h~tanxs
10 take charge Of the bris
PRoviprscx uiy 27The clerk OF the steamer Canon
lens schooner ssnorr last evening about
o'clock, PappoosesduAw Point. she appeared 10 bs
| deeply laden, ana was nyng signal of distress
ouxntc July shin frisa before reported ashore nj
Point has been scutled, to prevent her bent
| beaten about by winds
warren iiLI RI July 10 Tho bark Enigma trl, bcun'
ffou, New york avrc struck wsoh il rect thi
,rnipr about 10 NJ several boats put on TO hor sn
having coors assistance but she orseta oun
her swung OF the reet wShout AM
damage.
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A SOLDIER OF THE FIRST EMPIRE.

BURIAL OF N. LAZARUS cANTEL in hAAThI"
COFFIN MADE BY HIMSELF.
AZ y,xrps CsnteL a soldier Of the First
Empirc died on the 25lh inst, ut his resi-
dence No. ga Sullivan sree', at the al
vanced age Of eighty five years. On Friday his
body was taken TO the Church Of 81. Vincent de Paul.
IN West Twenty third street, where requiem mass
was offered for tho repose OF his soul After the
religious ceremonies had bcen concluded The funeral
ego proceeded to Green Cemetery, where tho
burial took place.
H. Cantel was remarkable character He was dis
tinguished as soldier, "a phiiaut hropist and an
inventor. He was born at Aulun, Depart
meat OF Savoy and Lore. December ii,
l79a He served under tho first Napoleon and was
Ma, 6chal dos Logs IN Tho Lancers OF the Guard.
HIS term OF service in the army extended over a
period ostweny-two years and was decorated with
a bronze medal OF ST. Helena. After quitting the army
he remained In native country short ,ime and
came to the United States In 1885, He employed him.
self az a designer and manu- fneturer OF leather
trunks and all kinds OF fancy leather ro-
ceptacles, In which business he Was very sue
cessfui He elaborated designing on leather
until ne brought Il to pitch OF rare perfsction.
He was moro successful in designing army can
teen, for which he became tho sole manufacturer
He was undoubtedly man OF great mental
trio In his habits. His most notable freak Was the
construction of a leather cofn. whoa he eontrvcd
with tho idea OF serving his own use.
Eleven ycaes ago he completed this mortuary relic
and during those years has Kept 1t In his room, with
instructions his demise he should be Inferred
H. His wishes in this regard were respected aud he was
buried IN II according to his long expressed instruc
tons He performed similar service Tor his daugh
ter-in-law, Nine. Alaxanderina Virginia Cantel who
served him In the capacity Of housekeeper. Wishing
to bsstow on her . signal mark OF his fsvor and
affection he went to work and manufactured for her
be required, a handsome ana highly ornamental
burial casket of sole leather This happened eight
years ugo, and yet Nine Cantel has not had a me-
csssLy utilize TINS singular present. She does not
Intend, Rhe says, TO turn II TO practical account
but she keeps it as memento OF the
deceased inventor, whom she dearly loved. He
was we'll ami favorably known among the
French colony OF this city, by whom he
a. admired and beloved for his social nature, his
upr,aht and Independent character and irreproach-
able life Ho was married in Pars nfty-one years
AGO and was the father of two children.
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THE INDIANS.
WANT OF SUPPLIES AT SAN CARLOS AGENCY
SERIOUS TROUBLE THREATENED-ExTRA
PURCHASES OF BEEF

WANT OF SUPPLIES AT SAN CARLOS AGENCY
SERIOUS TROUBLE THREATENED-ExTRA
PURCHASES OF BEEF.
WASHINGTON July ~, 1878.
Tho following is copy of tue official telegram re-
oeiycd at the War apartment to-day from Lieutenant
overton, commanding at Camp Thomas. Arizona, ad.
Ar ssed to General and bearing date OF July
e. regarding the Of supplies at San Carlos In
dan agency
Mr. Hart, agent at San Carlos, informs mo he is en-.
,irely OF supplies for his Indians has not pound
OF anything Tor Goth. lie has just received
authority TO purchase beef only, and only TO amount
Of So OOO when is insufficient Tor one weeks supply.
He has teegrapbsd the condition OF Affairs and ~ ked
tor authority to purchase necessary supplies, but TO
40 avail. He appears apprehensive OF serious trouble
unicss wants are instantly supplied From my con-
gersaon with several other persons belonging 10 San
Carlos think hls Tears are well grounded and se-
nous trouble liz not Improbable feel II incumbent
pn me 10 make This report
..ss sarsa..s TROUBLE THREATENED
General Mcdowell makes the following Endorsement
un the report
1, have depleted Arizona for and on account Of
Indian hostilnies In the North that are not In
good condition 10 meet nostities in ArizonA II the
inGians the san Carlos reservation have no 1000
they will stay there to starvs, but Will assuredy
leave steal roo ia order to live, and even II
&c nad abundant force this could not be prevented
IL would be IN every way cheaper TO iced then
man 10 ight them, and on every account recon-
mend that they be fed Time presses.
letter to the Commissioner oil lndian Anairs re-
seyed on the 20lh inst IRON Incian Inspector Wat
kns sets forth the immediate necessity for beer at
San Carlos Agency. On the same day Agent Hart
sas teegraphed authority to purchase to the extent
II the loyal limit of So oo0 and told TO call for more
Is wanted. A telegram from Agent Hart, dated San
Carlos July %, says:-
~ have purchased 22o,77o pounds Of beef ut four
tents per pound
on the 27,h met Agent Hart notified that S. 900
rad been placed hrs credit In san Francisco Tor The
Surchase OF additional supplies, until Their arrival
Inder the new contracts Ter the present hscai year.
SUPPLIES FORWARDED.
The officials at the Indian ONCE say that Hour IS
undoubtedly at the agency by this Time, and other
FOODS lately contracted for in New York route
and will be there a lew days.
The price paid by Agent Hart for bcef-viz, four
cents per pound against the contract price OF
~ 81 i per 100 pounds-tnc Imam Bureau claims Is
smother illustration OF the losses incurred by the gov
erument and ,he wasting OF Iudan iunds, as result
Of oelsy in passing the appropriation bills.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

.srwERr. July 27-Arrived. steamers steinuaann
| (Belg), Lechere. New York; Java Q,r). Gleig. do
ALEXANDRIA X, July 22-Arrived, bark siaviA SAun'
Dabrinavieh Now York before reported without aa'e)
BRIsroL July 81 Sailed, bark James Wright. spear
New York.
BREMEN July 25-sailsd. ship Savannah Ger>. Table
mann. Savannah.
conk. July 5-sasd ship ceylon ODD, Coltar. United
States
CRooxHAvKx. July 81. AM-On, steamer City OF Brus-
sells (BD. Watkins from New York for Queenstown and
Liverpool.
carr Tows. June Arrived, bark Monitor. Eaton,
New York.
,DuSGENEss. July 26-On. bark Northern Queen (BD
Dollard. from New York for Rotterdam.
EXETER, July 26-Arrived. bark B (BD. Browning.
New York.
gstt sdeipbis
GALWAY July 25-Arrved, bark Lixse Gillespie tbr),
Brown, st john. NB
HULL July 2s-sailed Forbes (Br). O'Neil.
Baltimore.
SAILED 18th, steamer viraso (Br). for Boston.
HAvRx July 25-Arrved, bsrks F.rtuus tNoD. Chris
New York; both Refine Monde (Fr), Sarrazin
New Orleans; o7th steamer Vile do Paris Q santei
New York.
Sailed 9Th steamer France (Fr). Trudee. Now York.
Hone KONG July 26-Arrived prsvousiy bark Queen OF
the Seas. Haveron. Cape Town. CGH
IPSWICH, July 26-Arrived, bark Smith Petersen
(Nor) Erickson. Philadelphia
KrnxALpY July Arrived. bark sospir tAus) Barbara
vich. New York
LIyERPooL. July 24-Arrived. bark Mark Twain Br)
Melon ST John, NIB 2eth. ships Baden. Doane New Or
Iesns The Douxx,u (Br, Wilson, San Francisco; barks
Rome Otis. Charleston; J B Newcomb (Br), NSwcomb,
Now York; 27th, Royal Alfred (Br). Fisher do
sailed 9th. SHIPS George iiurlbut, Mason, United
States VIM rapscots Wyman. New Orleans; barks Amor
tNo Nielsen New York; Eleanor (Br). Moeksr. Hamp-
Eoads
Lizard July 25-On bark Kate Harding. Watts. from
New York for Rotterdam.
LosposuxRRY, July 25-Arrved. bark Comma tNerl
Osep, New York.
Sailed 2eth, bark Aspatogan (Br), Forbes. United
States
QUEENSTOWN July 27-Arrved. .brg Toronto (Br, Coal
feet. New York.
Sailed 2eth $3.50 PM. steamer Britannia OBJ. Perry
(from Iivcrpooi,. Now York
ROTTERDAM July 26-Saed, bark Maria (Sor), Zachar.
Jason. Now York.
ST CArHARiSE's POINT, NV, July % -oh, bark Alice
| Cooper (Br, King from Baltimore for Antwerp
| TKooS July IS Sailed bark sheffield (B), Morch,
| Baltimore.
| wApxsRrpcE. Z, July 2e-Arrved. bark Cszique BD.
| Cox, Philadelphia.
| LONDON July 27-Bark Presto tBrN. Dounelly, from
Chatham NIB, June % for Belfast was abandoned July
q Crew rescued and landed At Liverpool THE was62l
| tons reriser years old and hailed from BeIfas1
| WEATHER REPORT.
| HoLYurAp, July 81, PM-Nind N, fresh; barometer.
| 90 $50.
PLYMOUTH. July ~, PM-wind NV. moderate. fine; bar
| ometer. 5000.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

yas s::sS ;y S y Mias:sI nsiss .sa
Ns S.sf.d-sch nerschsl, New Haven; Emma Aory,
Passed Aasse for Bath L,u,s Robinson,
Moore New York and u Sn.' r 70, ss.s
r1 g4sr k,sa Sas rsss
steamer Gsuea, ss"s We New aors;
; S,1. H..Sy k siHs o ESsrmsn
y. %
Eoaou, ses%:1s s c.nd sna as
die * Bacon. Escon Phadelpiia; Clara Rogers. Per-
sss Bsy.d tso dd no. arrive 2ssh as incorrectly
ported She rsma ms a. r.oynse,S-n
xo G1s:ss' snss Psl.asiphs Gen whnsy
S Sst: .:h S.F tc,, T,o White
.r Dss s. .ns "a bark
a, E.sSata S sss YORK Fanny c
bars Ms. ssp. @ ;f : sJs . ;:s;:
. s% Fs;. f T..s. SS% .,
De Ds.;s: s.' %:s %ss: k;sS,s:s
sS fsr.l%:ss f.s. I:y s.s;
Wines .sSn n.rD.n' s s.s'' .sSr
Cranmer i.sard ork sophie Godfrey. Rrgwn, Ply
sa4 Sss:i s,.,s, ,ns son,
sailed ye.,e,d,ya =. cnrl.~. NJ X..s NAN
Cacace, Antwerp, via Hampton Rssds brig Open sea
y%s ;sS; Les s- .. s:S @ ms
h,us :. Kennedy, Georgetown Dc Nave walker Her
C.sr.--sehr, Gienwood Howard, Gen~ood. RI; Cas-
'I BATH. July a5-Aiv.d .ch. David Floyd Clifford
Boston. load for New Yors Nellie Doe lrs.k passed
spp.l a%% %.. Ssw YORK; Tor Gardiner ssmact C..,ns
Jr Gi fhil.dsohial passed no s. p,,.a.,,,,.
John i!,,nday; crsnmer. B..,mcre issas kish
s,se!mna my mi, 'dsipbis. D'.'
'1CaARLEsroN July Challenged. st.s Chsrsston,
lockwood New York Falcon. Kirby B.l,.mere
| son,ery. aud Nei,is n Dobbn, sampson. New yors
23d-sa,ied sehrs Msrv Hos ssanwooo, and william
| u Carriil. Rich New YORK.
x. .ssI Sss, S. w'l 9s.s New f'
BARREN July 2s.Arrived. bark Aidebarss tvor)
'I pTrca fsIRSD nARsog July 24-Ariv.a. .chr
xsbse. shrcp,hirs. rroydcoce for rhiIade'paia g..
Rsndou, b woo'ey Carroll. Roadaus for Hs,erhi :
nss os s.1.G SuInss or
New York AreoIs wilkin.. Porsnd for bir@ecthporsi
KksIPoRr,. July 2i-Arrved. schr y Nightingale,
h{ sssf Nsp Spss July s7ru, In bark xrou. Chase
from Matansas Tor port OF aitsrss With yellow icve!
on ooard second mate and one seamai dead mate aud
FoRTtEss MONROE. July 27-rss,sd in ior baltimore
Ss%i t0i BE- S sy Ss.. .chr. Lasr
Robinson Kelley, Dover (snd cleared hss return.
Basds. New York; Emma Aery Hall do Is Moore kls
IL sn% # Sa s sm S.rpc 'sad es%o
on her returu) John sanford. Berry, Ston,n rtos.
Cleared schrs Adctsrs. Meady, Bath Jesse IL Leach
Gs 18th a9fvss Orig Rocky Glen Asn New York 'snr
Beoford tnpd cleared to return,; Mo Collins hennebs
Cleared -scbrs Eugene Borden. Osborn, sew York
Emma II all, Aery. hudson; james " noJ'. bSons' Tic
GARDINER. Ne. July 25-Arrived, schr r Brookinr'
Duntou. New yor-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
" AR DEPsRrMEyr
OfffcE OF THE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER, \
WASHINGTON, July Isl A. N.

THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,Y
WAsniSGToS, July Isl A. N.
Indications.
For New England and tho Middle Atlantic States.
clear or partly CLOUDY weather, light nortbwcstcry
winds, becoming variable, stationary Temperature,
rising Barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather. occasional showers, winds mostly south
westerly stationary temperature ana higher pressure
For the Gulf statos. partly cloudy weather occs-
s,onaI showers, variable winds, mostly soutncrly,
stationary temperature, stationary or higher pros
sure.
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather preceded oy occasional rams. vari
able winds, mostly nortberly, stationary or higher
measure and temperature.
For tho lake region, clear or partly cloudy weather,
light variable winds, stationary or higher pressure
and temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
ieys clear or partly cloudy weather, light variable
winds nearly stationary temperature and barometer.
Tue Lower Missouri River will rise.
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GORED TO DEATH.

The family OF Mr. Ewing, residing in Washington
avenue, Beevilie, N j., who lost two little boys By
drowning some three weeks ago. have just met with
another terrible bereavement in the death of their
eldest boy, who was gored by cow on Thursday and
died on Friday night Mrs. Ewing, whose husband is
employed in u piano factory In this city, permitted
her children 70 the fields to pick backberrie
While thus engaged they wore set upon by an In
furiated COW and the eldest was completely disem.
siytauce