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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
TRIBUNE, SATURDAY 80 Isa-w1TH

awarded 10 John Joseph Berry, who also received
the Leidenbush god medal for the best composition and
third gold medal for the best eOeution. gold medal
was awarded 10 Joseph r. SOmmeIhOf for the pro-
hcency IN the study Of Christian doctrine. Joseph Am
berg received gold medal FOR toe greatest proficiency
IN the study OF German; Peter j. German. gold medal
for superiority in mathematics; James Y. Nugcnt,
god medal Tor the highest percentage history John
l.. Kuser. n gold medal for the best penmauship. A
number OF silver medals, books and other prizes
a NNnrIni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
swrNDING BY FORCED ORDERS

Edward Baker, age forty years, was
brought M NJ the Tombs Police Court yesterday on a
charge preferred by Jeffrey A. Weisoer Of the larceny
OF fifteen hafchests Of tea Of the value Of 1878 which
we've sbpppd 10 AhanT bv virtue OF order purpOTt-
inc 10 Dc written hy Miller Co. The tea was then re-
shipped 20 NcYork. and here mterceutrd al the fet-
cbarrs' line " steamers Nv Baker he commits ID
20 answer IN defiant Of $1,000 bail Bauer was also
u csd bv Francis l.. Pommer. % No. 81 Warren T.,
, ID having obtained 700 cigars, az the value
Of SCI 50 from The frm ~ Frederick De Barry & Co.,
by similar fraudulent means. On TINS charge lie was
held for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

Judge Potter, in Supreme Court. Chambers,
referred yesterday the divorce suit Of Josephine Van
Ifo,,e, aeaIn.s Isaso Van HouioB. 60 l. Wright Hol-
comb.
In the suit Of Nina Hofmei-ter against
-. a. reistef Judge sedgwick hes granted an at
'..,.l,t 90 contempt against the tefndant for Is
fSfllTe 90 ray amouy and counsel fee
In the suit of Rowland Dunelow, ir against
Matilda Roserfed and her husband Judge Sedgwics. 20
sunero Court special Term. holds on the husbands de
,-,sr tbof under the present law tie husband n si
igb.e 'cr damages 20 a person whom hs wife throws
As ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
SENTENCES OF FORGFRs.

Francis Kinney. alias Kinzing, and Samuel
Blauvcl,. alias Edwards, we've io!rtiy indicted for
forgiuc eis7 check IN the name OF C. Tobias on the
German American National Bank. Kinney pleaded
guilty som" days 10 forgery ia the Secoud de rre
and Blauvrt Yesterday forgery the t1nd degree.
Both received the sCnteGce-iye sears IN state
Prison
Samuel victor who recently pleaded guilty 10 forging
q check for S21i7 on the MetrOpo TN National lN-
change Bank and who is reputed 10 ho 1c author az
Judge sutherland 10 five years an Sate Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
FOURTH or JULY Ar grA cItrs

Sea Cliff, l.. J., will have an old-fashioned
sanl-oaEe on large scale July L. The entertain
nent vi" be given for the benefit Of the building fund OF
me sea I'm Church AZ the Tabernacle Of II A. H. n
H. u ~ DC hed. General Clinton u. Fske presiding
-. VII pc delivered by the Rev. DR. G. IT, Pow
an " tsWung 81 the Declaration Of IDdenebdeuee
80, tni n.15is VIII complete the programme. Ibe
% , ahS . pc served Ia the grove ncaf tie Taberna-
evening. N0'" VIII DC Hio"ofs ID lDe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

LONDON June 2Sol23O D. MI $ bonds t9pf N ana a mar
lO3Ls Illinois Central 80 Pennsylvania Central 81 new
Jersey Central 80 Reading Railroad Il y ,., -.
LONDON 2S13Op y. m.COnsOs 91i'a ior Doth mOhey
ana the account Paris quote cent reDtes az
10 francs 20 centimes for the account M -,
LONDON June 2S-330 m-Ihe amount OF Dullon "d,-
drawn England balance toay Is aJoOOos
Ene Railway shares 10. ,- -. 49,. .o.
LONDON June PA r. m.-Paris advces quote hye per
cent rntes at francs confines the account PENN
syiyaDa Central 32l quoted at 52Sd per ounce
oSD0N June 2S-4:30 NUS bonds four and nan per
cents 1861 New fyes. 1882 Illinois Central s32i New
Jersey Central 55a Reading Railroad. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
sT BESEDIcrs \

~ bLNEDIcrs ROMAN CATHOLIC COLLEGE.
ne SIKH annual commencement of st. Ben
~ Roman Catholic College took place or Tuesday
ss1pg, at -. hary's Hall, Newark The exercises con
81 ofatoas. music. aud the disfribnton OF prizes
'reel gold medal, Tor highest rank IA scholaFship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
Toial shares sold Tor thc week $500.

The leading feature Of to-days stock market was
the speculation in the stock OF the Lake Shore and
Wcbigau Southern RAILWAY, which turned upon
the settlement OF the dividend 70 be declared. The
FIRST prrrs were 573i aud j7os from which the stock
rose to ssh The rise caused Il to be reported that
tle dividend would certainly be per cent When
If became known that the dividend declared was
only per cent the price broke To - 10 and then on
the'" covering Of shorts 1t rallied to 5sls but
later declined to J65s ut which II closed. 10
is SAID and with truth, that ordinarily
the frs, six months Of the wear are the best for the
railroads competing with the lakes, because that
cnmpctition only exists from after April three
u,ouths-whilc for the last six months of the year,
the water competition exists 10 nearly lhe ISL oi
December Hence the Lake Shore statement ahd
the dividend declared for the SIN months ending
June 30 are likely to prove great disappointment
In ali who have retained faith ia the earning CapaC
itv of the Lake Shore Company.
The general market opened strong and advanced.
but in a majority OF cases TIE last prices proved To
be the lowest of the day. Michigan Central sold at
Gjat a GGll aGil2. Enc at ljsiGl5lI, and Central
and Hudson al lOSl2. The Wisconsin stocks were
p1rticuIary strong the early business, but later
LOST more than all the gains Northwest common
sold az 4Sa Islt a ALL, and preferred at I2JG13A
a723i; ~. Paul common at 1l4GO2 fGoi'sG
81 10. and preferred at Sl0S2USl b. Wabash on
The covering by shorts" sold up to 1888,
but ended dull at 14l2. Rock Island de,
cllned from ll7a1l74 to ll6; ONO aud
Mississippi common from rs to ia, and
preferred to 124; Chicago and Alton from
rally, were weak excepting Central OF New
Jersey, which remains firm at 34'sN34'sa3il2 (;
Delaware Lackawanna and Western sold ut
5S7aa5glsd5S Delaware and Hudson at 01ls0
5G3t. and Morris and Essex at S3I20s3. Western
Union declined from S67sas7 to SB0S6A: ana
Pacific Mail after rising to IL ., declined to l6i2@
1854 The market closed weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
We annex closing prices to-day

I'm State bonds, a large and active business was
reported IN Louisiana consolidated per cents,
which advanced from Sla5 to o3l2, and fell back 10
SO3l the sales to-day having been ut SO"i 81 i.
There were no other transactions to-day, except III
District Of Columbia BIOS at s3ll.
Clty bank stocks were quiet, to-days sales cover
ing Metropolitan ~ az l2l. and Park 9l at 0O4
4 large business done IN railway mort cages,
coutinding mp to the close. Jersey Central con-
snlidated asseutcd" advanced to-day to 1914 North
.,nuri fr.ts TO los. Ohio and Mississippi cOnsOls
10 lO2 sinking fund 10 iOll2, Central Pacics 10
1OS3- san joaquin Branch 10 9l5s Missouri Pacific
frsts 10 lUi3 Union frsts to lOS's, and incomes to
1874 South Pacific irsts were steady at 81,
Elevated frsts at S9ll, Ham bal and st. Joseph
couyeriihrs at 03 and Canada Southern guaranteed
ir-t- at 7G3i. Northwest gold bonds were barely
steady nj 9s5s while Alton and erTe lIaute incomes
fell 10 30 preferred seconds rising TO -. Missouri.
Kansas and Texas consolidated ''aSSeuted' sold at
II -, and iirsts of G., {. aud /. {. at 30.
Speculation IN gold was "a, tame and indifferent as
usual the prepayment without rebate % the July
com interest having no influence upon the price.
The sales were 40 1OO5-d 1908, which the
range Of the price to-day also In gold loans the
borrowing rate, to-day We're lG2 per cent and Hat
The sub Ircasury disbursements for the week were
S20iGUUO interest and S69.9OO called bonds in
elusive of > 200 600 and 81 900 to-day. The days
. business of the gOlG clearing department of the
Bank of the State of New-lOrk covered: Gold
cleared. $40 10000; gold balances ~ 100000:
currency balances, Sl.2G5,G9 lne gold quota
tuns were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
cALENDARs TnIs nAY.

surnnH CoUEI-sPEclAL TEs,i-Donohus. J.-Eos. 1856,
GEyERAi sgssoys PAEI Isuiherland J.IIeury schmidt
poisoning continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

MFTALS-lngot Copper quiet unchanged Lake, l0Sc.,
currency Lead quiet unchanged sales 800 tons Common
Donesc g. Oc Spater dull weak. Pig Tin about ste21y,
quiet Tin Plates in jobbug sale Pig Iron. all descriptions
dull, pT1ces wholly nominal. Rails steady, quiet ScfAp
Iron quiet. Lead-Commoa Domestic, S.2Oc.; Reime,i.
She currency. speter-Domege Sc. currency PIG I'M
Straits l4lsc. English, l40l4hc.s BancA l1Nc,
gold TIN Charcoal Tin 50 81 9eS6 l2Pi do ferns
as so; Coke Tin, -; do Icrnc. ~ u gIli.
American No. !, $40 5O9slI so; No. 2 SIS SOC
sl6 80; Forge, s.5asl5 80 scotch Coltness ga Glen
Cauoch ga x24 90 Eghnt0n, S23 50dS2t scfRh SO
sfeel Rails here sg4 Iron S35 GS3s Old do, Gls.
MOLAsSES-Cuba boiling stock dni At $40. FOL 50tes II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
cLosIyG PRIcEs oF PHnADELPHIA srOCKs.
san FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.


There has been strong and active movement
during the week in Government bonds, into when
there is lust now a rush of money almost unprece-
dented-at least for several years. The reason, OF
course is potent Prices have advanced throughout
the list. The popular subscriptions 10 the new J
per cents continue to be on a small scale the an
nnnnL tnLIn ahnnlnn the lalN snhscrintlnns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

The market to-day wa active and strong. while
devoid OF any fresh incidents. The following are
the highest and lowest prices for the week. and the
closing sales to-day and a week ago to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
LILY pPIcEs OF COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-The Philadelphia
ana Beading Coal and Iron Company have Issued CIT
cuar giving the following prices for hard wheash coaI
delivered on board vessels at Port Richmond Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29

Foreign exchange was strong, and leading draw
cr, advanced Oh" asking rates during the week TO
the ~uboinrd quotations the selling rates to-day
beng on the basis Of ~ Sjl2USi SI3i for sixty
\ - Nm nl.A = - -nL L-Inlnl In The q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-29
"a. an eS.SOO 3O6,5s6
EURopEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS

Since jan l; ... -. 900 -oo 40, 40, ,o,
thrown on market.. 45,l92.632 4L74O,56s Ss,13lsl2
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
CLEARED.

Steamer Britannia tBr. Perry, Liverpool via Queens
town R Corts.
steamer Csiifornia tBrj vens,one London-Henderson
Steamer soandnavia t,r), Psussn, Bristol, EHs.der
steamer AnchoriA tBr), Heddsrwick, Glassow-Hsader.
Stsams~ City of BIO de Jauern. weir st Thomas Para
and Rio Jsneiro- @ Mallory Go.
Steam City Of Austin, Chester Fernardna via Fort
Roval-C II Mallory x 20.
steamer Ann Eliis Warren Philadeiphis ames land
Ship ttcon. Howes. San Francisco Siuonson tiowes
Bark lpveresk tBr. 1etson Liverpool via Brxeahead-
B.rk spefAnss INor), Anderson. Londonderry, Punch
BARK Asia GSor,. Arens<n, RotterdAm-Funch, Edye 4
Bark vdfarne tNer) Olson. Rosterdsm-Funoh Edge
Bark Grid lkoe). Nielsen, Bordsaux-c Tobias l. Co.
Bark jose More, Carlisle Sagua 10 Grande-Wayd
Brig Ella (Br), Dart. London-J whitney 4 Co.
Brig Garnet Ksen, Port SUsin Trinidad) Daniel Trow-
bridge i Go.
scar Clara Smith. Green, Bsyonns France)-snow 1
Bursess - .
Sehr Brigndier Norton. oran and Aroris-H P Brown
schr 5 G Noyes Arey. Maraeaibo F Gergosa's Sons
sehr Henry Whitney. Sheppard, Port Ahegro-F smith
4 20.
sehr Impulse (Br,. Adams Belize, Hon-Leayc Co.
sehr Fannie Wiiiisms shearor, st Pierre Asrt-Dsn
sehr Riesrao Bsrro~. Newton, B.raeos-BJ wsnbsrg 4
schr Henry Lsnde. Taylor. Richmond. vasaisht, Bal
sehr tiov Y Smith. Crowell. Phiisdeiphia-A Dayton
sehr viols Msy Owen. Nowburypors- Frye 4 Co
sehr Charles Washington, Hobrook. welinse Mass--
scbr Ida Palmer, Palmer, stsmford-stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06

approaching whom there shall be fow n any thor
oughiy framed and skilled plumbers IN mo race
II We are TO have experience and good radesm"n In
tns and oiher occupations tue system oil apprrntce
ship must be reformed. II would be well if tho re-
OF the EN- oyers themselves, for mkt to ncom-
peient members OF tho medics profession We aouot
II there Is any class which 10 capable o nctng more
injury upon the community than ignorant or M
scruiulous hos plumbers.
WORK THE HEALTH BOARD.
The cheap contract .ysIem has attained disastrous
perfection IN tneir napds. 1t IL oi no consequences
long as 1t is iurnished 10 the speculative builder al the
lowest possible prices Water ppes which snouia
wogh three pounds To The foot are reduce 10 one auu
a halt pounds or even IS low as "A pound and quar-
tsrme,e shells, utterly incapable OF resisting Tho
ordinary pressure OF Cro,on wDter. However, they
last the required time, which Is long enough TO enable
the speculao or 20 ind purchaser suhcientiy mex
Perencea 10 pay the Lrice without regard 10 tne cnar
wou,d put a stop 10 the evils which ara
caused by detective drainage and plumolnS
IL should pass an ordinance compelling plumoers
when making contracts for work IN new houses or
when requiring pipes In houses already erected 10 re-
port all cases Involving VIOLATIONS oil me sanitary
code with regard 10 TINS particular matter III tnere
ordnance. then II Is dead letter, for tue
records OF the Health department iurnish sufficient
evidence Of the reckless udierence ana the criminal
neglect with which dwelling houses are constructed
But lew months ago the public we're alarmed oy tho
dsclo- ures VIII ch were made win regard TO the
drainage certain elegant looking lais Since then
'erstand, otner houses have beeu built IN when
the plumbing and dralnagcls possible, Sill more de-
iec,ve and yet the heath authorizes nave taken no
steps 10 apply the proper remedy. Oon-
cert Of action between the Heath ana Bul'oing De-
rsrments needed 10 protect the occupants OF New
York dwelling houses by the organiz't OF
thorough system inspection and by the reiuso OF
permits for erection OF a buildings IN which the
pipes drains not arranged and constructed as
required by ord nance Cnti! reform o, this KIND s
pisned the dity oil specuia ors win continue
TO DEFY public opinion, every new building erected
on the cneap plumbog pisu will DO death trap 20 lis
unsuspectlng occupants.
Ii IS that least oncfourth OF the men,
bers OF The plumb Ade are at present out VI en-
piovnent, lnrs. are tor The most part inlerior
workmen tuat the bosses always retain
the best hands work becomes slack. H. might
be rupposed that the knowlsde Of this tact and The
experience whicn II gives would have the elect OF
producing bcti or class oil workmen and OF putting
stop TO Inc loose manner which apprentices are
but thus tar has been utterly powerless 10
check deterioration In the quality of the workmen.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06

ssrYoTfCE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE POET or NEW YORK AT N1GHr-The NEW roKx
HERALD adopted dstin gushing Coston night signal
for use board the HERALD steam yacht showing whe
burning tho coo red red changing from TO the
other snecssson aud be several miles distas
Captains vessels upon seeing this sisna will obse
By any marine they may have Tor the sbip
News Department OF the HrnALp.
Dr. NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTING AND FOREIGN TRADE.--Cspt aims or officers
engaged in the cossng aud foreign trade cbserv
ing the displacement removal OF buoys requested
10 the fact to the HKRALD that may be
brought publicly the attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor Of tho HERALD New York
city, giving possible ths number and POSI-
tion displaced buoys the Of their removal Will
suffice observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasr the American Continent When they observed
tho Of European countries or In the Mediterranean
requs sed that information bo sent either by telegraph
or the London office of the Nsw foRK HERALD 20
Fleet street London, to the Parts oce 81 Avenue de
pUpera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street. London" or
Bennett. u Avenue ae popora PAtia" Where cases OF
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purser Msrsh of steamer Alps from Aspln~sn, &C. WI
please accept thsnks Tor fevors.
SrEAnKR AGSEs wrecked Mosquito Inlet Jackson
ve fla has been partially blown up oy tho purchasers
BARK VALPARAISO (Ch reported ss having sailed from
vAipsr - for frAncsco lost fvremast ard
had cow aged Ia q norther at Valparaiso May 81
BAxK HAHRIsox, built In Massachusetts, In 1871. and
lately belongnH Francisco. was condem nod and
sold mt Fr mantle Australia rocenty. She entirely
dismantied and was sold In detail.
CHAnLnsros, July 3schr Olive Branch. reporsd ashore
the Morris Island Beach, got oil Monday night hav
Ing sustained all ht inrrcs only principally to her stern
pos she up The city yesterd y.
Tho sehr simmons, Campbell previously reported
eearea tor Baltimore. bat delayed by collision With the
bridge the Ashley her rudder yesterday and
Is now weather permitting, ready for ssA Ia.
NEWPORT July -Advices from Block Island state that
she schr J. Paine smith coal laden nom phiisdephia 70!
u,ucy Point the wcst side OF the island
durns thick foa strong tide Tuesday night: also
that schr Ella Brown from Port Johnson for Hoston.
coni laden went sbc Same place Both
ported havihg on by local wrseking eemp
damage naht
ST Jons, NIB. July Son Tuesday evening despateh
vas Newcastle stating tnst the American fish
Ing scnr Tdings Brydgcs nas.cr of swans Island
hsa been wrecked shippegan Gully. No particulars.
SAVANNAH Juiy 5-Schr W Cox. bouad for Georgctovn
from Norfolk was "drivsn down By gaic.'
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
WANTED TO KILL HER.

Thomas ary. forty years OF age, street sweeper,
went hts home last night in an intox Gated con-
ditlon and ordered ms wife TO prepare supper Sho
had him ior three days previously and there
was neither money nor iood IN the house. She CON-
planned to OF her destitute condition and said that
herself ana chd sixteen months DID, bad not tasted
food all day. This nconsed Duffy who then struck his
wife on head wiIh stove LITER telling her snscn
ple to the gro9nd. He next seized tin can and
dealt her another blow on the head, iuhcting two
severc scalp wounds. The brutal husband then
sister who haA been 4 terrified spectator, ran
for an officer. Shc found Officers Sberidan
and Dopohoe, of the L ghth precinct, and on their
appearance Duff attempted TO assault them, but
was ON pity erpQwered nd taken 10 the station
house. hero he said 70 Sergeant .McNally that he
WAS ,,red living with his wife and TO kill her
The wounaed woman was taken IN an amouancc to
ST. Vincent's Hospital where her injuries were pro-
>d lara
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

siscs the passage Of the new onrtmens ordinanoe on
April 16 Mayors Marshal Kelly has issued ?. $50
licenses Under tins law every business wagon must
be regularly licensed. Merchants are compelled In
some instances to pay tor nity or sixty carts
Toe rush for dog licenses at tho City Hall for tho
year ending May l, 1879, has ceased Only fourteen
additional permits were issued yesterday by Major
Hart
The Com missiO OF Public Works will open pro-
DOS ais on The 10Th nst for regulating grading ana
tagging number OF streets located between Seventy
seven b and 1921 streAas, on Ihe east side.
rne exam nation OF witnesses by the Aldermanic
Committee 20 ind out whsrc all the money paid to
civil JUSTICES fees won't 10 will 90 continued next
TUESDAY Tho Alder mon have Sill TO undertake an
investigation Of the Depart rtmcns OF Public Works,
com mmttee OF the Board having been recently ap-
pointed that purpose When the latter committee
vii, com oper has yet been announced
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
ASHER TAYLOR.

Asher Taylor, q prominent business man Of this
city, died at hts residence, No Dol Washington street,
Jersey Chy, ias, evening. Mr.. Taylor Was born In
MiddIetown. N. j., November g. 1sVo and began his
business career with his uncle, Edward Taylor, dry
goods merchant Pearl street, this city, IN about
tho year 1914 He became partner In the house
and aftcrward removed TO oco.i, n. Y, where hs
opeued a general merchandise store. Aner some
years spent IN 0lcott ana In Rsdbank, N. j., Mr.
Tay lor returned New York, whom he appointed
nrst marsnai IN the Mayors ONCE. Ho afterward
became nected with tho Market Fire Insurance
Company as secretary, and then as president
After tho second failure Of that company, at
the time OF the Boston ire he became vice prcsidsnt
ot the Excuange Fire Insurance Company, which po-
stiion he held to the time OF his DEATH He wss
of tbe orig vi the Seventh regiment. Y,
and was actively connected with u Tor twentysovcn
wears He was adjutant oi tns veterans tor consid
cradle period, and wroie book called "Colors OF tho
National Guard." He leaves ono son.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
GENERAL WILLIAM MBKAN, v.C.

General William Mclean, v. c., died at the Herbert
Hospital, wooIwich, on Juno 23. The deceased
OFF ser whose has oton been quoted AZ an ex
traordinary example Of promotion IN The army, rose
from JUNIOR drummer OF the Nineiy-third regiment
OF loot TO Lieutenant colonel In command. he re-
cevrd his hrst eommissioa In 1854 wnsn serving In
the Crimea under Sir Colin Campbell, and was pro-
NOTED from ensign 10 lieutenant In the same year.
In 1858 he made captain and brevot msJor In
1860 attaining . brevct lieutosant ceionelcy In
1871 and the substantial rank IN 1873 He
served through the Crimean campaign to the fall
of Sebastopoi, taking part in tns assaults of DO
18Th Jane slh OF september, the expedition
10 the Sea oil Azon asd the capture OF Kertch and
Yeuikale, Tor winch received the medal and clasp,
The hsajidie the turkish medal. As next served
during Tho Indian muuny, beng present a. the relief
OF LUCKNOW At the defeat OF the Gwalior contingent
ut Cawnpere ana pursuit 10 Sersiahat the affair Of
Kase uddcu. tho siege and capture OF Lucknow the
anar Of Anskunge, thc baltic Of Bsrey, the acloas
OF Pusgson and Russuipore and at the evacuation o;
Inc iorl OF Anowle. II 10 slated that last week Gen.
vral Mc Bean underwent n ser,ous operation and
aftsrward removed 10 the WoOlwich Hospital at his
ow IN request.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnsrxRpAn. July 4Arrved, bsrks Sea Crest tB). Hem
nett New York; 9Th. Britannia tNor), Greenwood, do.
ArrrxRr Ju,y 5--Arrived steamer switzerland (Beg)
Jackson New York ship Hsgcrston whitmorc Iiuanios
via Queenssown bark Cooisn ocr, Won Bremen, Phia
delphia.
Sailed 5th barks Maggie Carvil (Br), Tngley, New
YORK; ornen (Ner), Larsen, do Cstharine tBcp Helm
rohs, do
Assrp July D. Arrived ship Mercury Panno. New YORK;
Bn,paswArrR, Is, July 4-Arrvcd. brig Dione tBr),
sherwin, Phiiadelphis.
BRsroL uy 5-sailed. shin Cashier tr), Teller De'a
ware Broskw water; brig johnny smith Br,. ThomD"n'
Philadelphia.