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The New York herald., 1878-07-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cant Noodle OF tho steamer State OF Virginia (Br
from Glasgow has thanks for special eorologca
observations made connection with the HERALD weather
service.
Tho OF ste amer Csrondcet, from Havana &c. VIII
please accept thanks for favors.
STEAMER MASSACHUSETTS, OF the Providence and New
aSr. ns & on nsr ncn az ssns ran INTO and
schr Illinois from hartford for New York All
not much damaged.
BARK ARCTIC (Nor. Arnul.trap. from Limerick May a.
Mass iia%p.on Ii. night Of July She noa.ed o a nigh
water AM Of the I'd, but little damaged.
scnx Il CHASE. of Searsport. which towsd into
Portland pa full OF has DISCHARGED deck load into
sshr Emily staples. to Be h taken sH hes ,,, ns
repairs viii proceed with balance Of cargo
scIn CALVIN Harris from rom Gs0rsetown DC, for /.
northern port, put into Baltimore June 10 with spsrs
damaged
scmn MORNING IIcnr fisherman OF Boston, put into
New Bedford une 30 with loss OF foroinest head
scuR FANNY SHAW owned At 81 George Mo, 10 total
wreck on Ledge. Most Of tho materials be saved
BRDcMAN has flashed repairs At st George,
Me, aud Is rcsdy for sea-
scnR TELEGRAPH. Thorndko from Rockland with limo.
dr.d ashore Of city Island nisn 0f hs n M but of
limo is Are. The vesrcl is scared up and
chored.
arrived to-day from Boston reports that At O'Clock
mastss sehosns bound out and had her upper on
nboad side The schooner had her head sDars
and gear carried away.
Nxw BEDFORD July a-rhe schr ]. Perkins. Elwel Of
and from Gasncessr reports ~ mos Ssw 1% nSc. .S
port
QuEsxc, June Bark Charles Edwards, previously re-
portsd sunk at jean Chatlons while her way
footed and arrived bore In tow Of
Victor. OF her of phosphate has been tran.
hippod into barge Leda.
VINEYARD HAVEN July Tho scfr Light OF the East
port that June a. whom IL miles bSE
from Mxrtinicus Rock foil In with Como Of Chez
ryae,d with Of shc was iu OF water Tho
vessel into Mount Desert. He
had OF part OF deck load Tho Como sprung
leak aud hed up suddenly tho day before.
AMERICAN LroYps UNIVERSAL STANDARD RECORD or
snIrrrNC-The supplement- for July Of the
volume this Is published and contains the al
amount of important to Interested In
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
FOREIGN PORTS.

BnrpeEwArka rs. June 2a-Arrived. bark ymer tNor),
IIenrckseu, Iislifnx.
svcroucnm, KB, June 1i-Arrived, bark winoas tB,)
uovdon, ~ john. NJ.
CAIHARwS, June i9--Tn port, barks Ward, Gay for
n Of iiatteras; American Lloyds Ames for New fcrs
brics Myers Hicks do shannou Moore, for of
Iiattcras: Welsh Jr Armstrong, do; schrs Miranda
Mitche for New yorx Kate Carleton, Thcrndike for
Of Hattcras.
Cissrureos, June ie-Arrived. schr Annie Lewis AID.
rich York; 10Th, bark L. Stockcr Fyrr Fortlana
sehrs Oilyc Crosby, Hutchinson LaguayrA; Indiauca,
Boou fsscsgouis; Joseph Wilde, Reed, Kingston. ia;
~ a. prr Mnriposa, Milton. Philadelphia via st Jaxo.
sailed June TO- brIgs Lillian tBrJ, Campbell. Boston
Acadian (Br) Ryaa New York schrs Isabella tBr King,
Boston 2ist Charles Baylcs Hycr. 40; Addic Jordan
Lesvitt, do. -, ..
Ier, New York; Burmsh tBr). Foreman 81 Thomss
brig Ielsr Pniuncy. sylvester Bsitimors schrs i"tc
Wells Ashford do ~ Stickney, Collision, do; Frank AZ
k,ns, tiule, Phil iladepbis.
sailed Jane ~ brig Herman nchborn. OF IIstteras;
schr Ruth Darling, SwNsey, do. .
Cow nay. GB. juno 1T-Arrved, bark florri ndbcrt,
L,~renre. LverpovL =.
CnarnAr, NB. June 2s-Arrved. bark Anna tBr), Boz
man Greenocx.
CLEARED 2sth ship roroens DAM. Johuson LONDON
bark stanley (ksrI Arpescn, Bowling
FAxAL. June 7-Sa,led. bark YeroaicA bsthswW Qrom
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SLAVE CATCHING IN THE SOUTH SEA.

The San Prsncisoo Chronicle, June IL, has the fol.
lowing IRON Honolulu:
The government authorities maintain a mysterious
silence regard TO the ship chartered by tho
rious Captain MIST to procure souh sea Islanders to
work on the plantations oi these islands. An Aus
tralian journal reports tnat British cruiser tho
south Pacific bad captured vessel having ON board
12l Dnlivcs-mrD, women and chiidron-wh0
were kidnapped from their native homes, ana !, IS
believed by many hero that the captvred craft Is
other than that chartered by Mist IN Australia. The
vessel taken was commanded by an Engiisbnan who
mas a reputation OF being what is known as "a man
stcaer IN the ISLANDS OF the Pacinc, and OF the
most desperate OF his Infamous class The return o
Captain MIST to Honolulu without his "intcrcstiDg
csnsibals as the papers here termed them, created
n preat deal OF comment at the lime. He was The au
tborjzcd agent OF the Hawaiian government aud II
was uuacrstooa that he would in com nand the
chartered vessel Thinking that discretion was the
petter part OF valor and tearing perhaps that his
neck might get sntanglod In the rigging OF Que the
British cruisers hunnbg after outlaws OF the sea. he
handed the dirty job to his brother skipper who
eylaentIy had deeper interest," IN procuring, at all
nax, ,rds tcr.s for Hawaiian planters. II II prove TO
be iact hat the pirate vessel captured the ono
chartered by Captain Mist himself anJ the Hawaiian
povcrnmept viii 1gurc az principals IN an Infamous
transactton Ihs authorities should explain The ugy
,nyscry surrounding tue mission Of Mist, for not
Ing 40. their silence Will be construed into crimins
participation IN this viilanous msn-stcsng 1rAincs
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
ART NOTES.

The Swiss Kunstverein has decided to allow Herr
stlckelberg OF Basic. to execute the four mural
paintings in the Tells Kupee on tho Aenstrasse Of
Zolnsen. The price be paid Is IS, ooo
The models for the statues which are to decorate
facade The University OF Kiel have been sub
mitied for approval by the sculptor, Leopold Rau
They represent Plato, Solon, Hippocratcs and Aris
to,c, and are highly commended
Professor Beluccis historical painting portraying
the recognition of tho body ofManred In the presence
of Charles d'Apjou has been lately on exhibition in
Florence.
An exhibition OF the works Of the late Friedrich
Preler, the psoleg6 OF Goethe was recently opened
at the Grand Ducai Museum at Weimar.
The new French Museum OF Decorative Art will be
established the Pavilion dc Fiore OF tho Trileries
Mlllais' "Brido OF Lammermoor," for which Mr.
Marsdeu paid ca, 900 has been on exhibition In Lon
don.
Miss Thompson was unable TO finish her "L,sted for
the Connaught Rangers" IN time for the present
Royal Academy Exnioition and viii thefeiors exhpit
IL next year.
Tho south Kons,ngton has lately acquired the loan
OF portrait by Rembrandt, found IN puoiic mouse IN
Sussex.
Tho Jury OF the Paris Salon the 18th ult. awarded
the three great prizes. which were all given Tor scup
ture. follows Mcdaille d'Honneur, NJ BarriAs Tor
his "Ies Premicrcs Funeraes;" Medaie d'hop
neur NJ. DeIapace for his 'vierge aux Lys," and his
"Musiqus," aod The Prx du salon, NJ Heetor he-
MARE. ior MS ''Samson Trah, par Daa."
In L'Iitaxfration OF June Is there is an admirable
woOdcut OF Jules Lcfebvrc'S charming picture MIG
nou from the present Salon.
Tho new and magnificent Hotel Continental, in
Paris Is ornamented win decorative paintings by
MN. iuminais, Muzerolle, Langee, Fausiin, Besson
and fourncr.
The French have 'Socic.c d'Excursions
Artistques. Scientilqucs ct lndusrieles." Thc
menb OF the excursions are to have the different
places and objects visited thoroughly explained by
competent expert. "a
the etchiugs in Tart for the week ending June 10
ara excellent reprod uctioD, from the needle OF IT,
Greux, oil DlaZ's "Le Pare aux B9ufs and admirable
uil-page woodcuts OF the Salon pictures Bernief 8
"Lande de SAINT Anne" and Edmond fous
"a 3rarch Of Msrne at lsies-lez-
Villenoyu Both drawn by tho latter
artist and engraved by LangsvaL large part OF the
number is devoted .o Salon du Roi' in the palace
Chamber OF Deputies, the decorative paintings
by Dclacroix beng described chiefly by the artist
himself tac-similcs Of his own handwriting and by
reproductions of his sketches. The context Is by
J. J. Guifrcy.
Tue decorative paintings in the Marshaps Hall To
the building OF the French Ministry OF War Will
be executed by Protats, 1hirion and Machard
Tho Of NJ Guiliaume, formerly Director oi
tho French Ecole des Beaux Arts who Is now d.
OF Fine Arts IS NJ Paul Dubois ike Guiilaume,
q sculptor
The Ladics Art Loan Collection ut Louisville seems,
from catalogue, to be IN good taste and interest
ing.
Albert B,erstadt leaves for Europe on the goth. Hc
will spend some time on the Nte making studiea
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Newark has just opened two public bathing houses.
Many tho oussnd boys use tho baths daily.
the days set apart for females have thus far been
Idle ones.
Tho Supervisors of Queens County yesterday au.
thorized the bonding OF the town OF Flushing 10 the
amount OF $65 600 for macsdamizing Broadway--the
initial effort towards rcazipg the Grand boulevard 10
the East River.
John D. Wright, OF No 80 South Sixth street,
Williamsburg, who was stabbed in the abdomen by
his brother Walter j. Wright on Saturday night, is
still alive. Pertonus has set IN, however, and hts
death Is hourly looked Tor
Judge Gilbert, OF the Kings County Supreme Court,
has decided that John A. calvin rigbtuy entitled
to the position of Superintendent OF Brookiyn's
Truant Home in place OF Jared clark. Gavin was
appointed Cd March by the democratic majority OF
ihc Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen.
Mrs Matilda Fian, residing at No. $50 Colum.
bia street, Brooklyn, was yesterday morning mr.
rsigned before judge Walsh on Tho charge OF rep
reseu ting herself as Mrs Anne Faiis, at the brook
iyn Savings banks, ana drnwing out 1925 belonging
thai lady. Her examination Will takepucc on the
Sth inst.
alarmed yesterday by the appearance Of n mad dog
In the streets. IL attacked several citizens ana
ated general CONSERVATION. A little daughter Of
Con ductor Stevens, OF the BeiIcvc horse car line
was btten severely Several shots we're hred at tho
animal without effect IL was seen later In Franklin
township, where IL bit n horse aud man.
There was very nearly connagration on Broad
street. NewprR, yesterday. large box OF fireworks
waiting IN Ingalls, store 10 be sent TO Madison caught
nre IRON combustion and the explosives
snot oil IN all directions With grent presence
of mind a Gentleman named Hustle seIzcd a largo
wooen bag, threw II over tho burning box and pushed
II out In the street The loss trining.
The Taxpayers Association of Brooklyn yesterday
obtained from Judge Reynolds, OF that city, an
Injunction restraining william A. Mundel. an
architect from receiving. and the County Treasurer
from paying, the sum Of $4,000 tor which tho
Kings County Board OF SUPERVISOR at their meeting
hold on Monday last, aIrccIcd should be paid MI.
Mundcii for plans Tor now jail which u was pro-
ths injunction should not be made permanent Is ro-
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AMERICAN PORTS.

New York scbrs q rsrbctt, Boston; J Pharo. New
lerh.
City.
Passed uc-schrs oskes Ames. Armenia and Three
Brothers
Passed down-scnr. Sampson, Boston; Vim u Ken
sell Providence Jas II Hoyt, iiobokcn; Theo Dean.
BOSTON, July l-Ceared bnrks walker Arminrton, Jr,
"copper" Cork for Carrie Humphrey, Groz st
John Nh; brig Brown (Br) Freeman, Jordan River,
Ms; schrs Metcslf, Handy. New York; J X rratt,
Chase, baltimore.
2d-Arrivcd steamers William sport, Wiilets. Phiiadel
phis; harrisburg Worth do; schrs ohm bnich Hannah.
Rordont. Maggie Il smith. brnce, fhnadcpntn; Juliet,
Eobinsun, Now crk
Cicarod--stcsnets Vim Crane, Rent. Baltimore Bul-
gsrisn tBr), TtHnt Liverpool; schrs Mary U COLLINS
somers wsshington DC, Ken nebec River Mssths
Hail Burgess, fhiladc iphiA.
BALTIMORE, July 2-Arrived stss smers Ceroiisa tspl
nsstrs. Havana Blackstenc, Maren ffovdence helegn
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Mr. Charles Fearing, member OF the banking firm
ofMcGuire's Bros. & Fearing, No. 80 Broad street,
had ms leg amputatcd yesterday. snort time ago
the limb injured In an elevator.
Mary Goshen, four years OF age, residiog at No.
$40 Second avenue last night accidentally fell out
Of fourth story window OF her residence to the
yard and was seriously injured about tho head md
body
A. ballot was taken yesterday in the Produce Ex
change to determine whether Friday, July S. should
be holiday. The whole number OF votes cast was
100, OF which $50 were in Iavor OF closing tho Ex
chapge on that day and 2l3 were against
John Bchler, four years old, OF No. 800 avenue c,
while playing on The pier last night at the foot OF
East Eighteenth street, stumbled over the string
pieco and ioll into tho river The child was resoued
IRON drowning by stephen Grady, OF No. 4O7 East
Seventeenth street.
1t was Peter Malloy who used the kniio in the din.
Guilty on Monday night IN sixteenth street, and It
was James Turicy who received the wound. Tho
trouble bet ween them began in the s,roet few
before the stabbng, and not upon an excursion
was at nrst supposed
Sanitary Superintendent Day yesterday reported to
the Health Commissioners that the buildings on the
east side OF Third avenue Of which The receiver
Of the s'xpenny savings BANK y me owner
ordered that the buildings be empttcd at once ana
tnsrousbiy cleaned. They are occupied by poor
Italian iamtlies.
Bicecker strcss, were held In 1880 yesterday, by
Judge Smith. for stealing wallet containing
xlJ from clara Euuy OF NO. JAS EiRutu aVeuuc,
while she In Enrich store. Another charge was
made against Louisa by Caroline Evans oil No. III
Worm street, who claims that she stole $40 from her
house
.sMiKe' Coburn was In the Jefferson Market Polco
Court, yesterday, suffering from complication
OF bruises which he alleged Sam Gould and IA man
named Ferrgsn had inflicted him the night before.
He had come from an athletic exhibition ut Central
PARK GardeD quarreed with the pair and worsted
n the encounter. There win DO learned about
the case be fore 1t Is finally disposed Of
The regular monthly meeting OF tho New York
horticultural Society held yesterday alter
noon. at No. IS West Thirty-third street
The attendance was large. After the Transaction
of the rcut no business OF the meeting the members
spent some time In examining large numDer of
choice spec the Horticultural line which had
been brough hit there for the occasion.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
SPOKEN.

Ship Elizabeth Hamilton, Hampstead; from Patagon,a
ship WIN A Campbell, Curling, from Liverpool for St
John NR, Juno I5, lat 4S Is. lou l6 A.
ship Elwell Bnrstow, from Rangoon for English Chan
mel. May -, no lat. &e. .
ship tdomene Br), Kelly, from Calcutta FOR New York
Al days date nc,
Ship OtAgo (bY). Guissn, from Belfast for Dolaw
Breakw atcr, June 16, no lat &c
BARK Fdsis tNor. from Qusbec for Barrow. Juno Is,
lat ~ a, Ion a. 30
B.rx Aarsase:h. Blanca eGsrJ Trnme.rxs from Beass
for BrenkwAter June L. lat ~ 18 lou 40 Is
Bark Prosrss (Sor, from Qaebec for London Juno G,
lat ~ 10, lon 81
oils. Ms, June 10, no lat, &C.
ottte Stewart tBf) from st John, NB for Bahi-
mere July OF Fiso lsana.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AprnpmrS June 2s-Arrivea barks Energse (Br, Brown
Pcnsacols 3oth Oeess Geo weichnann, Charleston.
AALpoHG. Juno Io-Arrivcd, bark Net (Nor, chrsssu
sen, New York.
CARDIFF July 2Arriveo. steamer Rhoeia (Br. Allan
New York.
CAsrrLLAxARx, Juns 2e-Arrlved. bark oae,a UtnD i,
D'Ottone, New York.
DOVER July y on bark rvon tBr), Stuart. PhIs.
de, phit for Antwerp.
FALMOUTH. July 1-Saed bark Leffkjeld (Ncr) Even
sen (from Havre), United States.
GwAscxxovrn July 2-Arrived bark Memlo tBr), suth.
eriand Dsrisa
GlovcKsrr., July a-sailcd bark Dipson BD, Gauns
GRnssY July 2-Sniled, bark Henrik Ibscn tNor). Mel
son, United States
GLASGOW, July a-Arrvcd. steamer Kirens (Br>. Roio
Montreal.
HulL July l-Anved. bark Sara Mauder CBr, Fran
els, st Marys.
HAvRE, July 2-Arrved, steamer Scraps tBr), Worth,
New York.
In port July bark Pere do Famile tFrA Duvard, for
New York. TO sail I'd
uRLvoxr, July 2-saed bark Dspouent CNor), Hansen,
New York.
L,rxnrooL July a-Arrived ship Contaur CBr) Pesroe
San Franci,ce: bark Richard B Mcsu xhln. Rchbu
Also arrived I'll, steamers Bohemian (Br. Grusdy,
Boston; Caribbean (Br,. snndrcy. Baltimore; Lake
Ycpigon tDr. Scott. Montreal; Msnitoban tBr). Nc
Douga. do; Orator r), corbishiey. Nov orsans euvx
(Beix), Mitchell, New YORK.
sailed July "a ship Walter d wsiiott (Br). Hatfield.
New York; bark Excellent tBr). MaIisy, smithvilic.
LospoS, July 2-sa ed. barks wasjs (Rus. Hogemann,
United states; Mary Gibson tBr,. Currie Delaware
Breakwater
LYNN June a-saiied, bark. Laugct tNor), Bentsen,
Phiiadeip iphia.
NwwRY, July 2-saiied. brig Emma Shaw tBr,. Ma
comber, New York.
OpoWro, Juno i9-Arrived, bark Giuseppe vincenzo
UtaD, scattioia. Pensacola.
sailed June ~ ship Mariannav v (Pors), Fcrrera. New
YORK.
PsIunxo Juno 3o-ssiisd. steamer Redsvsser (Br).
Richards. New York.
In port July . steamer voiner tBan,. Hansen, New
York
QuxRSsrowS July 2Arrved. ship senator ken tGer),
Lena New orieaus; bark Catherine Aceame dts Mar
tno. PhiiSdephia.
ROTTERDAM July 2-Aivcd, barKs Rector Steen Nor,
Aveberg Wilmington, NC Condor tsw). Meyer Mobile.
sntps about June SSsiied steamer fssrestins tBr),
Tin, New York.
sr.vAsara June 24--Arrved bark visov Nor,, Johsn.
| po,en, New York (befese reported without dats).
| WATERFORD July Sailed. bark TeocIe dssD. Basio.
| United States.
yxu,pys June 2s-ssiIed, bark Asnis " Weston, Win
| sor, Boston.
WEATHER REPORT
| UoLYurAp July a. PM-wlnd NE, moderate; baromo.
| ter. 2e.e34
| Iv.up July 2 PM-wiud n, fresh; hayy.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
CLEARED.

Steamer Russia Br), Cook. Liverpool via Queenstown
G Francklyn,
steamer Greece (Br,, Pesrcc, London-P w J Hurst
Steamer Peroirc tFr), Danre, HavrcTouis de Bcbian.
steamer Bahama tBrD, Cswc 81 Pierre. barbados and
Domerara A s sAbuterbridee co.
Richmond, Kelly Norfolk. City Point and Rich
tnond--tbu Dom lion steamship Go.
st. ,ner N,oeiaud Bowen, Batimote-wm Dslzc.
steamer ticn Mhitney, iiniett, Bostsnli = bimock.
ship saracen QIr), lie Bpuf, Antwcrp-frcd Spring 4
Co.
ship Isaac wcbb, Urquhsrt, Esue-Charles n Marshall
a Co.
ElweI d L.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
A GLASS OF BEER.

Herman Krahnor. the proprietor OF q lager beer
saloon a, Ne. os Cannon street. became engaged In
alteration last light with unknown man about tho
payment for glass OF beer. The stranger refused to
pay for the drink aud before leaving the saloon he
stabbed Krahncr IN tho lett arm with pocket knife.
Kranner reported the To the police of
Eleventh precinct, ana aso furnished the police with
m dsscri pttOn of his assailant
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
THE TAYLoR-GRANT CONTROVERSY

70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Near the close OF the war was Informed by Major
General Ethan Allen Hitchcock sincc dead) that he
present The interview between Lincoln Grant ana
Stanton on the occasion OF Grants arrival at WASH
ington to take the command OF the Army OF tho Po-
tomac He said nothing of any plan OF campaign pro-
posed or insisted upon by Mr.. Lincoln, but dwclt with
admiration the COOL soldierlike, terse and compre
hcnsvc abatement oil the situation made by General
Grant. Lincoln, lie SAID, was very anxious to
mize lives OF the soldiers TO The To this
suggestion General Grant replied -"lt you propose
10 conquer the South you must make ysur mind to
pay the lull price. The has resolv cd itself
mere question of money and men. Inc South
will hgpt Ill they are effectively used up. They
have a good fighting material have, and
we'll oficersd Nothing final Is 10 be
pected from brilliant and novel moves Of attack
plans OF operation, win the expectation OF gaining
armies There will be as much OF that sort oil thing
their side We only beat them by
bammeripg away, losing more men, spending moro
money ana holding out longer than they can. This
simple facts OF the case. III The saving OF the
Union worth the price We have the power
10 hands, and snail, in the end, sue
coed by policy OF dogged persistency,
you will pay The price and back me In my methods"
General hitchcock SAID mat this ended The
ana that everything subsidcd into the cole purpose
sustaining General GRAFT ! do not know how far, If
nj all, this reniLiscence OF conversation with Gen
srai Hitchcock may have n bearing upon the rumor
upon when General Richard Taylor founded us slate
Dcnt; but 1t was the controversy on that subject
which recalled II TO my memory, ana 1t occurred
me that, possibly Tor It's own sake, this state
ment OF General hitchcock might have MINOR MS
torica Importance.
s1EPnEN Pearl. ANDREWS,
No 2ol East lnlrty-iourth Street. New York.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
FELL FROM A CHURCH TOWER.

Jaborers have for some timo past been engaged In
rebuilding tho two churches In Twenty third street
between seventh and Eighth avenues, which were
partially destroyed at the time Of the burning OF tho
Eighth Regiment Armory building. George Bloom,
No 35l West thirty seventh street. had occasion
go up the tower OF the structure yesterday, and
losing his ioothod, tell to the floor below He re-
ceved severe scalp wounds, and was removed and
cared for by his friends
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
KILLED AT A BROOKLYN BATH.

Tho bath ut the ioot OF Bridge street, Brooklyn,
which opened 10 the public for the nrst time on
Monday, was 6lied with boys last night when the
bridge connecting II With she deck gave way. Taefe
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
SAILED.

Steamers Donati (Br) for Havre Montana Br) Liver
pool: Richm ond Richmond, &c; ships Western Empre.
ondon ci.y Of Mon,re.l Aayre bark. r.r9s.ii Ger
Comma tA orr, Londonderry; Is Diekcrmann, -; hnss
Starlight. Port SPAIN Morning Light. DemerArH; Neie
st Crojx schr Virginia isulon, PernHmbuco
The New York herald., 1878-07-03

were eighty Boys the bridge at the time and
they were precipitated into the water. Below the
brids was 1oal nd II a boy named Andrew He's
lett twelve years OF age OF NO 50 Pearl street. Was
standing The bridge struck him Ia It's desecnt XIII
ing him Instantly.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK, July 2-Noon
The Western Union time ball dropped to-day o2o
second slow.
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PHILADELPHIA, Juno 10, 1873.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 10, 1873.
To EDITOR hERALD:-
II it be true, as General Taylor says that Grants
campaign OF 1854 was marked out ior
him by Mr.. Lincoln, then the battio OF
the Wilderness fought In accordance
with the Presidential pan and II speaks we'll Tor
era GRANTS character as soldier that he never mur-
INJURED or asked to be relieved IRON the
campaign which was begun against his own judgment
and which had suited Ia oes that day OF thirty
Thousand or forty thousand Sen; but, the
contrary, tecgraphed Warrington, 81 wilt
hight II out ON tnis line II II takes all summer
Tnst despatch OF Itself Is sutcie answer
efai lay lor General Grant well knew that there were
those who thought the Peninsala the only true line,
ana that they would not hesitate to speak when
The news IRON the Wilderness arrived Doubtless o
desired TO announce 10 all such that This
and he sin had confidence In ~. 1t was my fortune
to have been at hs headquarters when he wrote
message ami gave the whlcn abbreviated
into Forward by the lett flank aud his
nnd manner both indicated perfect conLderce in
result and absolute reliance himself. Respectfully,
CHARLES II. r. COLIIS,
Late Bfeyet Major General OF Volunteers.
The New York herald., 1878-07-03
WHALEAIEN.

Sailed from New Bedford July 2, bsrE Adolins Gibbs,
Besss. Atlantic ocean -
sailed from Helena May IA. bark Pstrsi Norton. NIB.
10 cruise.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Oihce.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NKw YORK FOR MONTH