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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23
DARING ROBBERY.
A stranger Quilted ..a r,e<ee.s

stranger Quilted and rSeeeea
Last night, man named Churchill,
from Kaufman county, a little the
worse for liquor, stated that while In
company with party, who gave his
name as Goodwin, he was robbed of a
gold watch and thirty-three dollars in
money. He stated that himself and
Goodwin had been drinking at the
Lady Gay saloon early Ia the night,
when Goodwin proposed that they
take walk together down the Gen.
trail track, to which he assented. After
walking some distance, they sat down
near the road and engaged In CONVEX
sation. While they were thus sitting
conversing, aud without the least in
timation or warning, q man called to
them to throw up sheir hands, when
turning, he saw q man close to him
With a pistol leveied on him. at the
same time Goodwin pulled pistol, rs
he first thought, to shoot the robber,
but he was startled when he aimed
the weapon at him, saying: shell
out, and be mighty quick about it,"
Churchill saw that his stranger friend
had betrayed him, and no other alter
native being left him, he shellsd,
after which the men went OF down
the track. The reporter advised him
TO notify the police, and he said he
would, but that he had no hopes of re-
covering his property, as they had 3
hne chancet' make good their escape.
These daring robberies are becoming
100 frequent, and every possible means
should toe exerted to put an end 70 Is.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23

Ervay; J. r. Calder being absent. Moved nv
ii. =. Ervag that the res0 ing az lie inmates
De disperssd with, seconds.i 10y C. wegs fAfth
Adopted.
The following proposition was then pre-
ssnttsd ny A. Calder, through AIS sgeri, }.
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49, q 60
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.


ASrwhHr' June Ns.sa"ea' oa'Ns o,.'eno' .onsnn'
rev ioiA' nsi'''' ''o. 49, . 'PA'"'
Christopher columbus mod hhnasen. b"''moro.
BRISTOL JUNG -o-n'''se'' 'p =. . ~ - o"n'
NIB; barSsJAu Me'ehior eDnscn'' "n'oe'' Dsni Hcspt
Hop''enseh' 1"s.'os'oa'
phlsasi' sa"o '"p .'.' VIZ -
Loou' o"i'ca ''"'es ~ ~ W. $50, ,..'a
BREMEN, Juno 2s-Sahed osrss Epnrsm "imams
hcene. nmo.. .s $500 o' - ' 49,
Wer' "auen'f n"@"e'p"'a
cAhpifs''a"s -o-A'eu' '"o D-'s"''' AA
vro' no'~o'p. v,, -
DuspAhA' 'u"e '''s "os'a- w. -'o"''
Now i'A 49,, -,
sai'ea 1''n' 's'A '''u"~"s WV o"'01
s''es 49,, -, 80.
fLrsssoRe' June SS-S""e" 0''A 0''"' "e' '''"es'
WILMINGTON, ~ 60. ~, 80,
"la'.o"' 800 - ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
CLEARED.

Steamer Sorrento (Br) Brssow Hull and southampton-
Chas l. " right K Co.
steamer Andes DR. SAMSON. Port au Prince. Gensves
&c-Pim, Forwood Co.
steamer City Of Dallas Hines. Fernandna via Port
Royal ana Brunswick-C II Mallory 4 Co
Ship Paul Revere, Muller, YokoEama-Saltcr Liver
Ship Princeton, Bradley. Bremen Charles Wright
Co.
Bark Cyclone Rice AMER for orders-Carver Barnes
Bark Georgs T Lawrence utAp, Pollio Malpas E-Lsw-
renee. Giles 4 Co.
Bark Fri 1Nor), Ostensen. Aberdecn-Benham 4 Boye
Bark Georgictta. Small Msrseilles--James Henry.
BARK Sabine. Williams. HioGo-Sater h Liverm0re.
Bark reggy (Br). Ball Rio Jxneiro-George Bullcy.
stedt 4 Co.
Brig l. Munson, Iiuntley, Rostock--F Talbot Co.
Brig Myronu,, JOY. Mnrseiiles-James Henry.
Brig Belle Prescott, White. Buenos AyrssJ Norton
schr Virginia Rulon, Ruon, Pernambuce-Burdett 4
schr zinsa tyaeht). Reed Falmouth, Js-A solomon i
Co.
Schr Pilots Bride. Bayley. Ponce. PRS Michelsna
schr Matilda Brooks, Davis. CsrdcnssJones. smith
Co.
Schr Alta v Cole, Mitchell. Gibars-Rrett, Son 4 Co
Schr Chas Warren, smith. San Sslvador-BJ Wen
berg Co.
schr Linda (br,, Guptill Yarmouth Ns-C W Bertaax.
Schr Il Brown smith, Morgan City, La Topper 4
Beattic.
schr Alice yane Davis, Key wsst-Benner 4 Pinckney.
Schr Rdrewood, J huson. GEORGETOWN and Pot Buns.
Sex iIurlbut 4 Co.
Schr Mary Decker Nelson. Baitlmore-wm Chalmers
schr Henry Lemuel, JARVIS, New Havsn-Cartwright 4
schr Itaska Tumble. stsmford-stsmiord Manufacture
insCo
schr R A Forsyth, Hobbie. stamford-stamiord Manu-
featuring Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29

sHP John JAY. for San Francisco put back to Seattle
June Is, leaking badly This vessel was built 81 New
York In 1927 and Is conse quenty 81 years old.
BARK CHASE before reported taken into Ssvau.
All derelct to be towed 10 tbs whsrves unc 2
cargo will be discharged and mixxenmast
put viii then sail tor New York under her old
captain Post).
BARK RANAvoLA (Br), Prince. from Coossw River, SC
Newcastle, Il, which into HALIFAX May IL lcaky
cleared juno % the VOYAGE having repaired
BARK TLroS (Br), from Bristol, at Delaware Break
Jnne 2s reports June 10 westward OF the Banks
coded with bark WIN Jackson, VI Bristol e. from One
for Dublin, and had starhoard bow stove. The Vim
Jackson carried away bowspit and foretopmast.
BRIG JANET DAM put into Bermuda Juno ~ leaking
badly.
ScHR RIPrLs tdsherman) received maiuboom at
Newport, RI, juno 81. and proceeded 30 the fishing
grounds.
Sem Nonrm AxkRIcA, from Gov Bay. struck Brasil
Rock OF Sable Off leaking ouD strokes hour
and arrived ut Portland, Mo, June ~.
scHR SENATOR. owned by John g Condor A. Bsliast.
that IA anchored IN hxrbor
jury.
sIoop GxoRGg HuRsr laden leo tagging stone
90 feet water off Cornwall Hudson
River oated by tho Baxter Com.
pany 26th inst The body OF the captain
with the and ts Indicated shat
he killed by the shifting OF the cargo ~ tho time the
sioop capsizcd and sunk.
SrEAx1uG SAM STANTON. sunk at the foot Of stanton
street raised and foated BY the Baxter Wrecknx
Company the eth inst
BwLvAsr. Nc. Juno 25-Brig Abbey Thaxter has been
bought by Arey, Fcrnald, II souborn, Fred Al
wood and Capt EEBuschinsom, who will command her.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. June 27--Arrived. .chrs George shep.
herd Georgetown George Asry Providence nnd cleared
TO return). !. 49,.
Iambare. Phiisdelphia
rsssed M -schrs American Team, Alfred Brsbrosk,
Stephen Morgan Theodore Dean Daniel Brown, aud SEQ
II vrccinnd.
Passed down-schr " Hopkins
BOSTON. June 27-Arrivcd steamer city Of PovtI and,
Pike - John NIB, via Eastport and Portland brig A
snow tBr,, Patrick salt Cay. I'll schrs Edward Burton
tRrD Mcdonald st marc. Samuel Wsckri Downing Port
Antonio, la; Agnes Bacon. haley, Phiadclphs hos
Boos. Somers Delaware City land proceeded to Wcy-
mouth Wanarrer, shaw. New York.
CIearcd--park Lisre Merry DYER, Cardcnas; sehr Vim
Bnhson, Marshall. SWAN Island. :. .
1Sth-Aruyed, steamers Gisueus, Bcarse, Now York
Norman kickersoc Phiadelphia brig San Gaetaao ta.
Msrseila Uirgenti schrs Bonnie Lass Br Grinn, Glen
Tue gos Hattie iiowes Howes. Bermuda; Morrison,
smith, Baltimore; Agnes bacon. l.aey Thos Borden.
Cherbsck; IL lowering, Carson. Julian Nelson. Howrs.
and helen Mar. Pickett, hl.oeiphia Amcrc.n chet,
SNOW Perth Amboy Venus, Clark, New York Edwin ste
vens smith, doi Maggie Chadwick Norris doi II Met.
calf " andy, Albany.
acknowledgements Iberan lBr, Horne. Liverpool; At.
las fg Talbot do; ship Ice King Burr Cscnttai barks
Ocean Ranger tBr Prdde, Honeur; iidc, BE sdie Ian
spsr schr Carrie Belle scavcy, kenncbsc River 20 load
for Baltimore .
BALTIMURE. June Arrived. steamers Johns Hop
kins Iatiett. Boston; W Brune, Forser, New YORK
bark Kate BuIl tBr,, Mcrre, sydney. cB brss Clare
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WHALEMEN.

At 81 Helena May rs barks John Dawson Babcock. NIB
from cruise arrived I'D, with 400 all told; Palmetto
Bolles NIB. . . -
cruise.
Bark Trinity. OF New London. has been thoroughly
paired will sail for tho South scas carly week
letter from Capt Fish@r OF bark Alaska OF NIB. dated
RUSSELL Bay Of Islands, May % reports that
with Capt Bightman Of ship California; he had char
tered the brigantine Yarmouth, and the Alaska had
shipped her 1O4 bb OIL - do wh and Ga lns bone
letter from Capt Mosher OF bark Gssee, Of NIB re:
ports Of Islands May D. having 40 bills oil
taken last cruise. spoke ship Horat,o Grant OF Nh
May with 40 pbls oil since LEAVING Bay Of Islands
Also bark Triton Keith Of NIB May $50 bois
SD. all told. -
letter from Capt Brrhtman or ship California. Of Nh
Russell Bay OF Islands May ~ having ship
ped bbs 30 do VIII oil by English brig Yarmou
The California has 200 hbs aud $50 do wn oil ali told
Letters from schr Quickstep Manley. OF Provnectown
report her Charleston Ground June Is with $50 bbis
SD and do black oil.
Letters from William A Groxier, Roberts. Of rrov
ncsown report Barb ADDS June TO- With 200 bbis
So oil since leaving st Michael
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chr N Kennedy. Pomeroy, Ellsworth. Me. tor New
-k.
chr Sarah Il Jones. Phinney Ksnnsbee River for Now

vsear N Kennedy. Pomsroy, Ellsworth. Me. for New
York.
schr Sarah jones' Phnnsy. Ksnnsbee River for Now
Yors.
schr VIM Gillum. Kelly. Boston for New York
Schr willard Salisbury Handy. Boston Tor New tofA
Schr hastings, Chase New Bedford for New fssk
Rehr Boston. Butler. Provincstown tor New York
schr Henry May, Hatch, Providence tor New torK.
Schr Chief, Smith, Providence for New York.
Schr j Errickson Weeks. Providcnce for Now foSk.
schr Sh amrock, Troy, Providence for Il averstraw
Schr Bertha. Conover. PAwtuckst for Now York :,
schr jennie Rogers Chadwick Mllstone Point Tor New
York
Schr Wiley. Green. bridgeport Tor New York,
Schr General scott Rich, Bridgeport for New YORK
Schr Hattie Butler. Carroll. Portland. q. Tor New
York.
schr Sam Weller. Brockwsy, Niddletown c.. for Now
York. .
schr Henry A Dsming, Boardman, Hartford for New
York.
schr Richard yaux. Davis, New Haven Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Albatross, Davis, New York for Fail River.
Steamer Bolivar, Gecr New York for New London and
Norwich.
Steamer Delaware. Smith. New York for New London
and Norwich.
Schr Linda Guptiil New York for Yarmouth. Ms.
Schr w Hines Stew art. New York for Boston:
Schr Maria l. Davis Davis. Now York for Dennis
Schr BI ackstone. Wick,on. New York for Newport
Schr Annie RUSSELL Strickland. New York for Portland,
CT.
schr David Curre, Pease. New York for Portland. CT
Schr Joseph Hs, Hamilton. New York Tor Portland. CT
Schr II attic Burton. pbeil. Hoooken Tor Stamford
schr Warren. Snow. Port johnson for Portland, Me-
schr Anna Sheppard BLIZZARD. Phadeiphis for Lynn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29

The funeral OF tho late Rev samuel ". King viii
take place IRON DeKalb Avenue Methodist Church.
Brooklyn, to-morrow afternoon. Tho deceased, VINO
sixty six years OF age, died ON Thursday after
noon a. his family residence, Green avenue. He be-
came member of the New York Confer
snce Of the Methodist Episcopal Church forty
Two years ago He was at various times
pastor the Dean Street Oh urch, Franklin Avenue
Church. South Third Street Church. Eighteenth Street
Church. and North Fifth street Church, Brooklyn; OF
the Second Street and Eleventh Street churches,
this city, OF tho Grcenport. Smithtown Por Je'-
ferson Rockville Centre, Hunters Point. New Briogc
FIatlands and Jamaica churches, Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE %. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHrEsToyE TELEGRAPH LIKE.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wH,TEsToSE TELEGRAPH LIKE
steamer City Of Montreal (B. Fulton. Liverpool une
oSn bs sa1s ia, T. Ys sn o IS ~ ss
40 g ion 80 g. steamer Aasia,is B from 20 e. 90
ash Ia. 40 g, h ,on passed 0''A 10
seansr Main lUerl barre Bremen June 10 and south
Eappersncea fresh westerly w,nas the entire passage
ans H. o the s sw & % q @ on &
passed Sorw.gsn brig showing letters nGs steering
Shown. :as s,.s'. 2 ssSS ~ vi.
Nautilus. from Gouces,er Mass. for iAvrs, with men
offered a.ssancs wn,sh was assprd % c,.n,,
Me.sna 2sh Palermo June Mention on and Gibraltar
JUNE ~ 'r. s. Il sI May
q York SD-iore reported ~aterlogged and aSan-
Steamer Scandinavia oBr,. Paulesea PALERMO June s.
s,o n "ns sron ana w". from
to Ion s.; after that had me wsatnsr June ~ 80
90 Ion s. GsIcn .e.m.r ec"nd .s%s d.y -, ~ ;a s
90 a ,;ermsn ..esmcr. bound Il.
steamer cen Barnes theesmsn, Savannah June u,
steansr Hsi,crss sssit, Norfolk. With mdso to tho
shp Ryerson tof Yarmouth. H. Dennis, Havrc 10 days
in ballast, 70 boyd Iiineksn Game the Northern p.s..sc
SUP fsiorvs CBD Forster. re.Ou II days, with coal to
Bark Msue Aus Domini, London 80 day. IN ballast. to
Thick log collded with tho bark Liberia from New
for Monrova in which had ngurehead carried away and
Bark Harriet Campbell tof weymouth. Ns). Taylor,
Dinele Mareh 81 via Delaware yrcxkwatsr June ~ In
ham ssu..go GAas, Mrovch Ce,te 81 dsys with salt
BAY Iu,sa dab coumbo Rouen ~ days in ballast.
bark smc,o dtaD. vivano Cadis May 4, with salt TO
Bark G Adams cuium. Astansas. with sugar 10 Alb
bot. -. ~.
Brg Morning Light Dill Port Spain rinidad ?, days.
Brig Joseph CLARK stshi csidsnss days With sugar to
brig SpsrKs toi PhlAdeiphia,. Potter. Matannm 10
DAYS with sugar to DE zaido Co.; vessel 70 James
brig sirius tB Mcdonald Ragged Island, with salt 70
schr Eastern Light Chase. Port Antonio, ia. IL days,
with fruit to order; vessel 20 master :.
days with fruit to Dumvs co. vessel to n Staples
Schr u Wright Croppcr san salvador 2 Gays with
frui. 80 W% Deygs, s, "a with
lumber TO Isaac Eppinger; vessel 70 a Dayton Co
schr Annie Booth, Bayles. Cedar Keys IA days with
schr webb. Taylor. Psmiico, No, DAYS NTH shin
giles 10 q u squire.
schr Is n Aumsck, Hammock Virgins.
schr iaaA Thsyer; l,afarrs. virgnia
schr Addic schiaefer, Deaktn Virginia
Schr So Fooks. Cranmer, Georgctown, DC.
schr Q carroll. Carroll, BstiInorr
sehr Ro nney Parker, Gates. Baltimore for New Haven
sehr cyrnns besn, Nschiss 10 days, With lumber ID
sieop x q Iisvmer, Endiootse. Virginia
ps Bark usan Cam pbei (Ir. from Liverpool, which
the b.y Tor orders came 20 the city
-''' PASSED THROUGH HELL GAZE.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer Glsueus, Bearss Boston for New York, with
schr Leander A Knowles. Chase Cow Bar CB, Tor New
York. With coal 70 Perkins Jco.
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EMPHATIC DENIAL OF CURRENT STORIES.
Facts of the Restaurant Visit as
Collated by Friends.
NO DUEL BUT A PROBABLE WEDDING
Bad Results Of Change in the System
of Bookkeeping.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsHIxoros, juno 2S, 1878.
WEDDING.
The card OF Coagressman Acklen. given to the pub
Ito this evening, draws attention aircsh TO the re-
ported scandal The relations OF the gentleman and
LADY are MADE subject OF good deal OF pleasant
gossip; and affair which threatened TO lead TO
boodsnsd bids far. the gossips tonight, to have
m ending like an old-lashioned comedy and wind up
with a wedding.
FAMOUS LAW CASES CALLED AND ADJOURNED
OVER.
Two famous Law cases called In the Coort here
Today but went over the September term by mu-
.ual consent These the suit OF tho Widow Oliver
against ex-senator simon Cameron Tor alleged breach
OF promise oil marriage, ana that OF higgins against
ex.President U. S. Grant for false Imprisonment IN
the latter higgins, who was sent to the insane
asylum charges that his Incarceration there was pro-
cured BY General Grant
THE ALLEGED NINETEEN MILLION DOLLAR DE-
FIc,T IN THE TREASURY.
Secretary Sherman prepared this afternoon, at the
instaoce leading Ohio politician, who wishes IL
for a republican campaign document, brof explana-
ton OF the alleged Sl9. coo, 900 deficiency In tho
Treasury accounts which gresham Glover claimed
20 have unearthed Of the results OF his inves-
tigat,on into financial administration OF the gov
srnment This supposed deficiency Is tho same that
Senator Davis and his SPECIAL committee are after and
IL accounted Tor tho result OF change IN tho sys-
TEN Of keeping the books. real deficiency is OK
pci,Iy denied. The letter goes out tonight TO tho
Dhfo repub papers answer TO charges made
BY The politicians in the campaign already
begun In that State
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FATALLY INJURED.

While car No 1T Of the Second avenue line was
passing the OF Houston street and Second ave-
nuc last night it collided with butchers wagon,
owned py George Stauss OF Forty filth. street and
First avenue. Samuel Beck aged twenty four
years, OF No 20 Suffolk street, was standing on TN
front % form aud was thrown between The vehices
and fatally injured. lie was removed to Bellevue
HospitaI In a diving condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
BENJAMIN BUFruM.

Rhode Island lost one Of bor foremost citizens
yesterday Ia the death OF Bcrjsmin Bufium presi-
dent OF tho continental Steamboat Company lie
vas born ia Newport and was IN tho nity sixth year
OF his ngc. For long ported he Interested himself 10
tho forwarding and shipping business, and was moro
than any o,ncr man identified with steam navigation
on Nsrragsnsct Bay and between Providence and Now
YORK Various rivalrics compelled Mr.. Bunum ire
auenty to chan his opcratons and he often started
new companies. He was one OF the founders IN 1868
OF the American Steam boat Company, which obtain Cd
n charter IN 1864 anu this year was merged IN the
Continental Steamboat Company, Of which Dir. Buhum
the manager up 10 the time OF his death.
From 1851 TO 1863 nc managed the CONNER
cia Steamboat Company, whose vessels piled
between Newport ana New YORK. From 1868
10 1871 no was President OF the Providence
aud New York steamship Company, similar organ
zation. lilo vas prominent member OF the Society
OF Friends Mr.. Bunum leaves WHO and three
daughters and one son, who rs In college. 10 was
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then the Hot Springs reservation middle. has osen
discovered in the act making appropriations Tor sun
dry civil expenses On page Sc Of the official copy Of
tho bill among tho items appropriated for the House
Of Representatives, rs tho following
To pay Russell Barhes Tor services as special mssssn
ger t:smmitsee War Claims from January to
March d. 1878. Size sum OF $4io.
The amount should be SHOVE, ono month and
twenty five days al $50 per month
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BELOW.

Ship Casilds, Pike, from London May 10.
BARK tof Pictou N) Green. from Gloucester May
10.
Bark Emilia cAus, Radonicich from Plymouth May a.
Bark 4Eolus (Ger) from Aberdeen Aay 70
Bark Lei. Ericksen tSor) Hanson from Cork May IA
Bark Ego tNor). Hsnsen, from Havana II days.
brig Sanchez tBr,. Petersen from Matxnxas day.
Schr Nellie Bowers, StackpoIe, from Matanzas.
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SPOKEN.

ship City Of Perth (Br Torrance. from Liverpool for
Honolulu and Portland, May ~. lat N. Ion - ".
Bark Washington tAns). ,osulch from Rotterdam tor
New York June 10, lat 46 81 Ion 10 40.
Margaretba uicr). Maseus. from Bristol. for
Philadcl phia, June 20, lat Al Ion 10 ~.
BARK Harvester Br. from Londonderry for Baltimore
June ~, OF Fire Island
Bark Tidal Wave Reynolds from San Praneisco for
Port Madison. June Is, 400 miles Of San Francisco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
AN OLD GRUDGE

A etablemsn named Albert Howe, employed at Mar
tins Bellevue Park. Eehuieth street and East River,
was shot in the left breast yesterday by man with
whom no HAD quarrel last summer. Tho
wounded man was removed TO the Ninety
ninth Street Hospital Al late hour lust
uieht the following general alarm sent
out to the several police stations:-"Arrcst man
named Gonoude aged twenty two years. Ave feet eight
inches 10 height having dark hair and complexion,
slim build dressed dark suit Tor shooting u
man in East Eghteth street,
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Juno %, 1873.
Assistant Paymasier Hiram y. Drury IS ordered to
tho SpeedweIi. Mate James A. Smith Is detached
from the Tallapoosa and ordered TO the SpesdwsN.
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BISHOP ylRoLLEs.

Tho latest advices IRON China report that Bishop
verolles the oldest French Missionary IN China has
lust disd alter forty years of Eastern service
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HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW.

Valentine Folks entered Union Market police sta.
ton shortly before midnight last night and stated
that he had been stabbed In the back by his brother
in-law, Frank GoseL His wound was dressed, but
Gosei escaped arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-29
JuDor sIDNIY pRrEZE.

Judge Sidney Breeze, ofthe Illinois Supreme Bench.
Med Thursday night at Piuckneyvie Ill. He Ii said
TO have been oldest judge IN the country, being
over eighty years OF age.
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Mrs. Hester Sophia Buiius, wife Of Dr. Robert >
Bulius and daughter Of General Jacob Morton. died
ON the 10Th inst the residence OF her brother IN
this
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamer City Of Dallas for fernsndinn &c ship winni-
fred Br) Antwerp barks Mda tNor). Barcelona Floke
Norl M
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ROTTERDAM. juno 2ssaiisd. bark II Parr (Br), Foo
bins. New York
scILLS. june 23-on brig wiidebrandt tGer) Andres.
sen, from Psscssoua for Amsterdam Goth, bark coroian
(er Won Bremen Philadelphia for Antwerp Carlo tNor).
Tonncsen. Now York for Dantzic.
siscAroRE. June 27-sailsd, ship Game Cock, Hardy.
Boston,
wxsr HARrLErooL. June 2e-saisd. skip Tros Nor).
Bragcr, New York.
Sailed from - june Is bark Asts Giuseppe dtsD
Renucci. Baltimore.
LONDON juno 2s-A from adras the ship
Mabel CLARK, sheldon from Liverpool March for Hong
Kong with Of COAL lost 10 lot 81 s. Ion I:
part Of the saved No date given THE Mabel
Clark built In 1877 waldoboro, Me- where she
owned, and 70 gsterod 1861 tons
Rio JASgIRo. June 20 Brig VIM Mallory. Jr. Forsyth.
from New York May for Bucnos Ayes has put In hero
leaky.
ship Invncble Strickland. from Cardiff April II for
Hon. Kong put this port with the loss Of her
mizxenmast
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NKw loRK Juno oS-Noon.
The Western Union time bali to-day dropped one
eighth Of a second last
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REV. SAMUEL W. KING.

member Of tho House Of Representative u the time
Of his death.
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WEATHER REPORT.

noIrnxAp, June ~ PM-wind NNw, light barometer
29s76
PLrxourH juno %. Px-wind wv fresh; cloudy;
barometer. % IS. falling.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW YORK FOR THK MONTHS
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BOUND SOUTH.

steamer Giauous, Bearse Boston for New York, Wit
mdse an d passengers 30 N n Dimock. =
schr Lesnder A Knowles, Chase. Cow Bar CB, for Nc
York. With coal 20 Perkins Joo.