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VOL. XXX.

ton. aud led by an oll-tims buzzsr they
dropped on my devoted face. here. there
aud everywhere crawlsd up my nose.
in my ears. and set me raving mad. I
cursed under six flags and in ~ many
languages, but the flies thought IL was
fun. They held regular camp meet
ing. aud rompsd and played and made
love and lett periods all over my face.
After about three hours Of torture the
boss shampooer oams to dig me out.
which was done in due time. and stood
forth to all intsnts and purposes an up
right. muddy man but oceans OF min.
eral water, soit and warm. soon cleaned
me a. whits and fresh a. babe. all the
soreness and pain from my leg being
gone. and I was a. supple a. Gold
IIill school marm. l was then taken to
the "Bonanxa," one Of the hottest
spring. here. II is covered by q close,
strong house, which allows none OF the
steam to escape. I was placed on the
grating that crosses tho spring. seated
in q chair. my head covered with q
mon runs out Of cold water. Was
then given some cold water to drink and
allowed to boil. At the end OF twenty
minutes they tried me with . fork. but
being too tough I Was drsnchsd with
more cold water and stswed . while
longer, after which the shampoosr
came. . wiry. magnetic cuss. who
seemed to thrive in that great heat and
grow fat on hot steam. He handled me
like a boxing master. knsadsd and
worked me like I WAS cracker dough.
slapped. banged. pressed. twisted and
so doubled me up that could tickle my
"ofi ear with the toe Of my game foot.
lie wound up by tying me in q bow-knot.
ami throwing me on tho grating. flooded
me with cold water and retired. About
now I commenced TO sweat in dead
earnest. The Mississippi and tributa-
ries ran down my back. ending with
Captain Eads' improved jsttiss where
the arro,c did srike. Tho Sacramento
and Truekes ran down each side. and
the San Francisco Bay in front-a per-
feet sea OF sweat with the Oakland ferry
boat on even keel. At the end OF an
hour I was sufficiently done for the
carver. and was carried to my
room for the drying process - one
OF the most pleasant operations iInaein.
able-aitsr which was put In bed and
slept the sleep Of the chasts and good.
known only to hotel and newspaper
men. was awakened for lunch. and
with an appetite only eIeelled by Green
hoods. 1 devoured all there was in
sight. and set the cook wild with cries
for more. We do nothing but sweat and
eat here. filling In odd spells by drinking
and bathing with hot water. These
springs are wonderful. and will gamble
that they will cure any case OF rheuma
tism and like diseases, including love
and the blues. The mineral properties
Of the water are iron. sulphur. alum.
soda, magnssia and lot more. could
also add with due propristy sprinkling
Of hell. as It IL the hottest hot water
ever saw. Ths accommodations here
are unsurpassed. all tho comforts OF
home. including pure cream aud plenty
Of female waters. peaches and cream
for breakfast and fresh brook trout for
the home stretch: heats three in i've,
entrance added; purse - per day.
pant"
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ADVICE To LADIES.

rnwary bellies
Who, d.y ~ day the fs.hionsb'e rounds
OF dissipation tfrst. stealing ffom arr
The blash Etiza owns. TO hide q check
Pale and dc-<rtsd-eoas and leara Of me
How to b ever blooming. young and iair'
And II chant eo.t iOa Ied cent.
Give TO the mind inpr5vem,ni
That 10 " say, fesd the fOufth p,go
OF this paper. terms so year 10 .dv.ne-.
No discount 10 el,i ~ nnen. Let ,As 'oAs"
Do subject 10 the heart aud head
Aud give u . rv.t occasionally.
withdraw from the eity SMOKE.
Aud trip with agile foot Oft a. thu day begins
The sleepy down 90 velvet lava;
Or play al air frOta - TsoyAtorc.
On ss old fashioned ehnrn,
Rse with the lara. and ~ith the l>rk To bed
rhs bresih OF night'. destructive to The hue
OF ever flower tRst blows. Go TO the Geld,
so"a sa . :. ,ss he .an asp.St. IL siii tell yoa
IL 10 10 preserve it, complexion
And 1 sp its breAih puru aud sweet;
That 10 would iroop and all it, freshness lose
Compellsd TO taste the rank and poisohous
steam
OF midalsht thesisr and u.orning hall.
Or to cit oai ON the -,'op with yOang mAn.
Give To rspo.s the solemn honr she claims
And the frOnt gate vii call Soa biss.,d.
oh, there IL chsrn
waieh uiofsisg has. thai gives The brow of
ags
A smack of yOlih.
And msks- the life u youth
she'd perfumes exquisite
Precisely what you want. yOa see.
And what y0a pay your druggists e'E money
Tor.
Excspt. pefhsps. the smsek of youth.
which be will be oply too glad 10 sisc
Yor nothing or. 10 hs isn't.
DO not hesitate to Call ON US
You will ever mud our l>eh string out,
BY very large majority.
EIpect 10 not,
Ne who lili noon on down bed lie
Whlls y0ur mothers afs doiag the wOtk
Ys fair. lite you. Il must b wooed or never
won.
And. being lost 10 1. In vain to advertise for It.
Also 10 10 vala 10 ssk for MIA OF Ho.cs,
Goat's milk. Dloom Of Youth. lily white.
Cream for the eompleIisn.
Or any other eosnsticf All are u =.
Oh Cts Dsss'ek.
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VIRGINIA & TRUCKER B. B.

Through Passenger Train for San Francisco
leaves Virgins. daily ato =, =; and 9eid hiii y
FRlpAis connects with Lightning kxprees
l.avlng Reno al . =. n auivins ~ san fran-
ci.cs via Vallejo 81 ii:i0 a. ~ On follovihg Day:
GA TuksDAYs. TIiUksDAls. tAruhDAfs
aud suSpAls eonneets only with Overland
Al san FraDei.co via stoekton q ans = 4.
sLEtriNa CAR leaves caison for San fnn.
clsco via Vallejo on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, al T.s3P.n. heturnlnl. ieAvss San
FrIncisco for Carron via vsllslo on Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays, 81 tr.h.
H. u. YkRfN0rOs. Gent supt:
NnEa lienn Tieket ARent. ocAu
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
STOREY COUNTY COURT HOUSE
BONDS.

nrrIoE or THE BOARD or COUNTY
" Commissioners Of Storey County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that Of regular moet-
ing Of said Board. held st their once on the
icth dsy of July, A. o. 1873. Il appearing that
tssr, Va moi ! suficient amount of bond. pre-
sented for redemption. In secordancs with the
noties heretofore published. 70 exhaust the sum
of nopsy in said fund 10 Be used for the
rsdemptIon OF storey County Oours H'uss
Bouds. it WAS determined By lot that the fol
iovins bonda s,ould Be redsemrdi 10 si,.
NumSer, 90, o1, 20, 5e 60, ~, q, %, ~, oo, o.
n. IA, IS, a, ~. Is. %; and that the
ssme were declared 70 be redeemed. and that
ths holders thereof. Of each and all OF aid
bonds, ars hereby notin<d that ihey can
recsivs payment therefsr. principal aud inter.
eat, upon the presentation Of bond or bonds
10 the County Tr asurr " said Storey county,
and that the Interest on said bonds 90 declared
70 b redsemsbls shall csss- and terminate amer
ten DAYS frou the date hereof.
10 witssss whereof. have hsrsunio sst ny
hand and afaxsd the seal Of said Board, this 9th
day Of April. is1s.
tssAil J.P. xeYARLLNp.
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PANT" At THE HOT SPRINGS.

A Huassess Description of she
Mad.Iisaiisg baths = How the
Jelly LAsdiord OF the OrmsbS
IIsuse wss Manipulated.
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FOR SALE.

u,UE MACHINERY AND BUILDING goN.
prlsIns the IIoisilna works Of the waller
Defeat shaft Of the Justie. hinlns Company.
Gold HIii. July II, isTs. lytf tsu
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY cUREpI

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious
Oonsumptiye Powders. These loxders arr the
only preparation known that will cure Con.
sumption, and all diseases Of the throat and
lungs- indeed. - strong IL our faith 10 them.
and also 10 convince you that they are no hum
bus. We will forwari In every sufferer. by mail,
post paid, . free Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly saiisned of their curative powers. IL
your LIE 10 worth saving. don't della, In giving
these Powders trial, ~ they will surely cure
you.
Price. for large box. s1.oo. cent 10 any part Of
the Unitsd states or Canada. by mail. on receipt
OF price. Addrers.
AsH e. ROBBINS,
300 Fulton strect, brooklyn, NY.
fo5 .s.ly
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nRposrrs Of CoIN OR BULLION received.
i Athsr on open account or u issus CEh
TIFICATKs therefor, payable lat the option oi
MAKE collections, pnrchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, or advance coin thereon waen
iorNsrded 10 the Parent Bank In San Francisco;
cells Bills OF Exchange, and trsnsacts General
Banking Business.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Bohnis (Br>. McMckan, Liverpool VIC Queens
town--j q Franckyp.
steamer City of Limerick lBr), Lochesd, Liverpool via
Queenstown John q Dale.
Steamer Spartan tBr1. Cooper. Londop-Fuuch. Edge 4
Go.
steamer Baltic B. Pasell Liverpool via Queenstown
hiudoo tBr. Stephens, Hull South smpton-
steamer (Bcls) Mime. Bremen via southsmp
ton Fuach Edye Co.
Steamer Glsiand IBID. Rutter, Hayre-J Tucker Co.
Steamer Santiago de Cuba Reea, Havsna-Wm Clyde
4 Co.
steamer Herman Livingston, Dsxgett, savsnnah-Mur-
Steamer Geo W Clyde, crowell, Chareston-J W Quin-
steamer Tripiet Davis wilm nston, Dsl-Abiel Abbott.
steamer Amaryilis tBr), Baghern, Baltimore-John O
steamer W Woodward, Young. Bsitimore-wm Dalssi.
Snip Tsernogora IBID. Hilton. Havrs-snow 4 Burgess
BARK Helen Angler, Berry, Dusedin and Lyttieton.
Arctic lSor). Ustrup Esiaere for ordsrsFunch,
Bark Hsnrietts CSor,, Hobby. Esinore Maadal tor
Bark Enigms tBr), Walker, Havre-amss W Elwsll
Bark Ceestius Aus) Copssicn, Pireus resee)-Funeh.
Edge Go.
Brig Arctic tBrl, Brinton, Bayonne- Parker 4 90.
Schr IMPRESS Cobb, Freisrckstadt via st Thomas-F II
schr G Il flint, Cook, Observation-Disclosures Il Co.
Schr Cornet Bayles Savanna-laAsr and Black Rivor,
schr David Csrl Hawkins, Cape Haytien-Isssc r
Staples.
schr C Topper Rees, Liverpool. NS-H Bailey Co.
schr Lizzie j Clark, Dewey, boston-Chas T~tkg.
Schr Grfning, Stocking, Ssybrook, Ct-CartwTght
schr X Ivens. Finger, Orient, LI-Rackett Il Bro.
Sloop ane Eliza. Dalton, Now Haven @ Roberta
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARR. July 23-sai'ed. barx Hsrmod tNor) Andersen.
New York
AncHAScrL, to July 24-Arrived. schr AnnsaE Krsnx,
Purvere. Havre.
New YORK.
A.xrniA. July 10 Sailed bark Fanny J Mcclellan,
Mcclellan. United States
CAnp,rr. July a4-Arrived. bsrs General Fairchiid.
Kelley, Rotterdam. s-.,
CRooKuAvxS July 24-Arrived. schrs harlie Morton
Pike, I.ubcc; Emma smaley, from -.
CorrxnAcES, July I5-Arrived, brig Emma, Buchanan.
New York; 10Th, bark Horace Beais, Dyer, do.
CALAIS, July 22-sailcd, bark Lizzie Wright tBr),
Wright, L uiied states. tr~
DEAL July 24-Arrivcd. bnrks I Jones QBr) Mcleod,
New York Tor Copenhagen; Hattie tBF. Eaton do for
Rotterdam.
DUBLIN, July 2s--saiied. bsrk Ella vose Br). Doody
United States.
DRocnnps. July 2s-ssned. bark Alfred Nor). Fehr,
ELsSoRr, July 2i-Arrfvod, bark Verdandi QSw) sjee
berg, baltimore.
FoLkxsro M, July 23-on bark Lincoln tAuD, oerolo
mich New York for Rotterdam.
FALMOUTH, July 23-Arrivcd. ships Fortune. Lothrop
Huaniiios; Premier. McGivory, do.
sailed 24th, bark Corca. stsnnsrd urom Tjiatjsh).
Grecnock.
HAMBURG, July 2i-saiisd, bark Lima schwoon IGOR,
weymann, United States.
UAyHr July 23-saed bark Albert Clor). Hansen, New
Orleans
Hosa KoSe. 70 July 24-Arrived. ship Lsndseer,
Knowles. Liverpool.
Lvruroor July 24Arrivcd, bark Cherokee (Br), Oak.
ley. New York.
sailed .4th steamer Setty Abbey tBr), Philsdephis;
bark weser Ger, wcyhausen, New Orleans.
LospoS. July 24-sailed, bark Lydia Pcschau tGer).
Brcners, United states
LEiru. July 24-saed, BARK suecero uta), Giuseppe,
Baltimore.
IoSpoSprRRr July 23-ssiicd, bark Douglass Campbell
tBr). Lordley. Philadelphia
Lsunvrc July i5-Arrved, bark woye Nor). Anderson,
New York (sec below.
LISBON July 1ssailcd. bark Adds Sleeper, Sleeper
New York.
MovILLE, July 24-Arvcd, steamer Cornthian tBr)
Menxies Montreal tor Glasgow.
rKw X oss July 22-sailed, bark Emilia N UtsD Mag
nasco. Baltimore.
NrwRY, July 22-saiicd, bark Romo tBr). Campbell
New York.
QurrSsrowN, July 2f--Arrived, ships Hanna Nor). Lu
ken Philadelphia: Moipomeno Br). BlacKe, Astoria o.
bsrks Acadian (Br, Abbott Baltimore; Antonio QaD.
Caiabricta New York; Msriun dta), Bcnsti, Ba,ti-
more. skoldmoen Nor, Luna, Philadelphia Saga tBr),
Green New York Jacob tAus, Gueh, Philsdephia brig
Emily Walters (Br), Perry. Point Wolf
Arrived 23d. II pm, steamer Siberia tBr), ucsoason,
Boston for Liverpool.
sailed 24th steamer City OF Montreal (Br), Futsn rom
Liverpool, New York.
Arrived OF Fastnet oath, Pm steamer He,votis Brl
Thompson, Now York for Liverpool.
RorrxRpAx. July 23-Arrved, bark Dido (Rus, Hanh.
Philadelphia,
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Captain Hams. Of the steamer scythis tBr,, and
Watson the steamer Algeria (B) both OF
Cunard line have thanKs for special gicai
made connection with the HEsALD weather
service.
BARK CABiEcrs Csp) from Wilmington, NC for Antwerp.
before reported put oack to Smtnvilie loaky Will DO
caulked, &c on tho railway.
scnRs EMnA A HIoGISs and NATHAN CLKAvxs put into
Portland July % for repsrs having been In collision OF
Cape Elizabeth The former damaged rigging, &c. and
the latter broke msino oom tore mainsait, &C.
ScuR JuLIA CRAWFORD from Providence for Philad
phi ballast arrived Newport RI Pm 23d with loss
Of foregan aud ioresstl tom.
scBR BENZ GARrsIDK, from Rowdoinham for Phiiadel.
phia which put into Porttsud July H. leaky
2ls having made needed and proceeded
BosroN July 24-Captan Hall, OF the steamer Ncpthss
port. from Liverpool, reports that July 90 when
$50 miles OF johns NJ tell In with the schr
Ethel OF Plymouth Eng, from Mddlesboro Eng, for 81
Johns, NJ with pig iron in dissrsss having been dis
hands they refused sbandou their vessel which
they hoped work into port moderate gale and high
sea prevailed at the time.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. July aa-arrIvcd, selr Helen Has
Passed down-schrs Melville tor, stonnston; WIN Wal
Boston. July 2s-cl-arcd. schr Il II Lewis Lewis.
sisn%Arri1ed steamer. SeptSs csr,, Hall ana Mara.
thou B, G.,',. v.,re. Sar,s r,eSr Anss.
brig .y sss. .v.d.
ss ,s ssorssso:n. TS: js%s..sxn smith DO:
Sc R.ss & sf."ss cSSs .;s
TiasT iiuney do nichara Paterson Enri'S ds Ns..ie
ssnsss .fsy
DO qn',s Ksnn,s,S. New So,f Am MS bT,Tn orrw,.
bethport There's. wo, Ch.mpio". ra.aeiphi.; JAmos II
E,n: hoSos:S: Water f.isss dr.sn DO "'''''
=,
sailed i.dp nSs. s1".' %ii III ms
BALTIMORE. July 22-Sailcd. schrs Chas III Lawrsuce.
Antwerp; Eliza Christie, Mavagusn
2sd-Ceared schr X Thomas, 1horndike, Round Fond,
sih-Arrlvcd steamer John W Garrett. Foster. New
s ac s soa s.S S
Xmss Edmcnd., Now YORK; Masy 4 tyler, Curtis Do.
d-stesmsr Rita tp. isa,tiss, liverpool bark
1Snnr Rio '' John Welsh Jr Xfmssos H"sa"
BE%STo% Ga s S.,G s'f a
Hancock; AuIca DO Coates, ana Broomshiclds tBr),
@ELFAsT' JsT iT@Arriv.d. schrs Fannie a Edith.
FisS:es Ssr en M Ms 100 RI
,BANgos, July sa-c'ssred. sshr Abby Gale. Darby.
BATH. July 22-Arrived, hrs Pawn. Kelly, Boston, 70
load for Newark, NJ John Williams tof New York;,
passed up. -
II Rand, KINNEY - W Hall, ludson and Emily jennie,
phia; lcbecca Florence kienards. Geogetown,
Dc Alaska ihorndse. New York; Rival Fletcher, Phil
"dspHs w. Sp TsNaoS5y .ns, sew ,s S Crock
ford, Hart, new York.
ChARLEsToN, July 22-Arrived up, bark Architect
(Br), Andrews, Para
= ai!h. arrived, steamer Equator. Phiiadsphis bark
tive Pearl iBn, Msdcirs
Cisaed-Bark Northern GU tBr). Sullock, Liverpool.
DUTCH ISLAND nARBUR. July 22-Arrived, schrs
Olive, Dodge Providence for Philadelphia; Phillips
Tuhl do Tor New York: John warrcu McGsr, do for do
John Crcckfora, Hart, Bakers Landing Tor do
gerald Phiadelphis tor Lynn: Com kearney, WALL New
last GREENWICH. July 22--Arrived, schr General
Torbcrt, Davis, Philadclphis.
FEKNANDINA, July 49, Arrived. schrs Katie Ranger,
Hardy Now York; 10th, Whitney Long, Biskmcre 81
George.
Cleared 18th, schrs l. .Iiory. stetson Port spain
FALL RIVER, July 10 Sailed steamers FAnta, Crock
cr and Hercules swasey Phiiadephia; schr fhomp-
son. Hull. New York
2id-Arrivea steamer vndicator Rogers rbiisdelphis
schrs nrc, kinnear Port johnson III Dcmins Board-
man. Elissbethport: Phebe Ann. Dnter oodbdgc, Nj
Thomas Ellis, Kelly. and Henrietta, Billiard New YORK
Zoe, from do.
ssiIed--Schr stephen Morgan, Haynes, Georgetcwn,
23d-Arrivcd. schrs l. summons, Blakc Nv benham,
Chase. ana Sarah Mills. Burdick. Pn"dc'ph" Juha
Garrison, IRON do -, -.
GALVESTON July ie-Arrived sehrs Isabella, spald'
Ing ruxp.n; Adoiph Flake Baker, do. - -,
GkOkGETOWk, Do July 23-Arnvcd, schrs hcnry
Adelber., Mesdcr Kenneosc Rivers william Levsrins
Smith, do,
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rr1 ADA Gray 9Th sugar
assk De zado Miller. osrdenas dsvs with sugar to
Brig Lsonors. Blood cronstadt via Cow Bay. CB. So
DAYS, IN ballast. 70 swan sons :, a.. ,,,
sugar 70 Dezsdo 4 Co: vessel to snow Burgess:
ssSr Mary %i,aam Austin Cape Hay,isn via Delaware
sshr Mabel siSPlss Putnam 1Ias.a csss' p days
s. Lizzie R.1nand LORD. Geo.ss,osn. DC. July ~,
,n day.
with melons 10 order.
sssf !ss TS %.m I.tsss ~rsR lsn
senr Is ,, SrnSd Arnod n Nsc sxs
with %eisn. s to S' II iiransSnrs bros
With s'1n Msv oiil Hs San r1"'' r'''
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Ftchburg Ellis New Bedford for New
steamer mr f T E%ns New London for New York
schr Charles Chamberlain. Adams. Kockport Tor New
ssSrd A.roSd, snew Portland; Ne tor New 1 YORK
Sehr Ripple, Chapman. Nantucket Tor New York
ss&, Lawson n,ssG Ts.Ds,. e. New YORK
schr yerau la. Pond. providence for New York:
York
BOUND EAST.
Bark J oseph Baker, Ryder, New York for London.
Biix Acadi.n I'D. rsrrio New York for Havre and
Brig Matilda BUCK tBr). Buck, New York for Rocklsnd
NIB. -
schr lice Noyss Baker New York for Hsvcrhill.
Schr Ilenrietta. Mathews. New York tor Now Haven.
Schr K A Forsyth, llobbie, New York tor Stamford.
Schr Samuel Goodwin, Williams. New York Tor SIAM
ford.
Schr r Waterman, Hinckley IIoboken for Nantucket.
Schr Como Rhodes. Weehawkcn for Haverhill.
Schr George Ferguson Ferguson. Rondout for Belfast
Mo.
schr b Blocker. sufnr, Rondont for Providence.
Schr Cora Hines, Amboy for Now London.
Schr N Webb, Brown Amboy tor Hartford
Schr Wheaton, Barrett Port Johnson for Providence
SCI Nat
dence.
schr Is woolsey, Trren Port Johnson for Pawtucket
Schr G yandervoort, Avery, Port johnson for New
London.
Schr Alabama, Will ans, Phiauolpha for Providence.
Schr Marena Munson Tyler Phils tor Pawtuck
Sailed from Hart Island Roads, bark Mary RUSSELL
Nichols, New York tor HAvre
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY "a, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REroRrRD HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wuirnsrox. TELEGRAPH LINN.

REroRrRD HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuirnsrox. TELEGRAPH LINN
Steamer Lepanto (Br) Avery. lul. ID days with mdse
and passengers to q Wright n Co.
steamer City ~ ashiugton. Zimmerman, Havana July
90, with mdse and passengers TO Il Alexandra soma
steamer hampton Woodruff Charleston July III, with
mdsc TO " Quiptstd & 40. July -, Ilaueras Light.
Tearing by ~ passed schr Myrover from New YORK FOR
Charleston, 23d, OF Chncotesgue, sehr Bne simmons,
bound ~
steamer kehmond, Kelly, Lcwes, Dol, with mdse 10 the
Old Dominion steamship Co.
shin Camperdown (of Liverpool, Tngicy. Bremon so
days, in ballast snow Burgess; July y lat 81 AZ Ion
81 81 spike bark Ahna Walsh hence Tor Trieste. The
Campo rdown Is anchored at Sandy took Tor orders.
BARK Gum (Ntr), Hansen. Hull 46 days, In ballast to
Bak Tjomo NcrJ Bache Gloucester 30 days. in ballast,
TO order
ak Sarah No, Isaaesen Bristol Al days In ballast to
BaE Sargent tof Maehis, Foster Hsrwich 40 day, in
Bars auth Do Mnto Grccnoek June 10. In ballast, to
Bark Bctrees d,r skddcr Sligo ~ days In ballast to
Hewlett Torrance Had easterly winds TO Ion 10 80 w
thence hit westerly winds and thick oggy weather July
g. 81 6 Ion 10 N spoke the AT antc Telegraph Cos
seine received % letters from her brought
them this port 20 post them Tor London.
BARK suans DO, Mosher, Antwerp 40 days. In ballast
TO J Whitney Co
BARK Rocksood tof 81 John NB), Buckha-d, schiedam
June IN ballast Hency Is anchored IN ursvescnd
Bay Tor orders - -.
81 days, in ballast TO J bivctl Co.
Bark Maria tBr). Carrie date fultonl Matanzas
II days with Dc zsdo 90; vessel to Der.
teaux.
Bs,k John Chase, Pest, Mstsnsas Juno T. via savas.
nah 18th. with sugar 70 Chase. Tsibos Co.
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the pressure considerable, though not nearly SO
great as II had walked In deeper water
sHow deep was the wnterY"
"At the beginning SIX ieet and about twelve at the
finish"
ssHow was the courseP"
sNot very GOOD did not nave time to select q
solid bottom, aud Tor the first SIX miles went trudg
ing through the mud sinking into the mire at every
step. In the last TWO miles ! had walked the course
into something like a roadway"
1T Is novel place Tor a footpath," the reporter
suggested, ''the bottom OF He'll Gate"
Mr. Russell laughed heartily, and then said :-'1
would have sccomp llshed M Task IN much shorter
space of time # II had not been Tor the mud and tor
accident toward the finish. spralnrd my hip IN
the seventh mile, and the last mile was not only
accomplished under great difficulty, but in grea, pam
am suffering from The sprain still, ana suppose
shall for some days"
''what did you see Mt the bottom OF the riverS"
"Noihing After the first trip over the course l
coud not see two ieet before me, because my shoes
stirred up the mud to such an extent that II would
not settle before was compelled 10 pass over toe
course nsain. j had hoped 10 get sight Of the
fishes and 10 be able get submarine plant or two.
but in this was disappointed"
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SAILED.

Steamer Bothns (Br). for Liycrpoo; Mscgregor tBr,.
do; Holland (BrJ London Victoria (Br do; S. Laurent
(F). ravre; Hudoo tBr) Hull; Santiago dc Cuba, Ha
vAna; Herman Livingston, savannah; Geo Clyde
Charleston parks Ukrsioc, Adelaide; Arctic (NorL E
more; Atlantis, MoAtevideo and Euenos Ayres.
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WHALEMEN.
A. St Helen. June ~. bark Greyhound, NIB. rscrusi
SPOKEN.

Brig Tempest Of and from Sc John, NIB. for Valencia
> MY 90 ~ miles SSE Of seal Island.
schr Fred alton Rich from Martinique for 81 Thoms
July IL, Oh Guadal0upe.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY EMENT.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 2I-Arrived. stesmer Mossi C0er
Keynsber. New YORK for Bremen land proceeded
SLIGO. July 23-Arrved, brig Laura tBr', Sherwood,
John. NIB
Sailed 23d. bark Conauisatore utai, Lauro New York
scILLr July 2l-of barks Athena gen. Belimer, New
York .or Antwerp; Dronning sophie Nor Petersen do
Tor Copenhagen 23d. ship Ellen G,odspeed Morse. Hus-
nios for Falmouth see below.
STOCKHOLM to July 23-Arrived. bark Suern'n (Nor,
Guttormsen, New York; brig suwanse. sawyer, do.
WnuEnAvES. July "a Arrived. bark Credito utaD
Simonette, New York
Sailed 23d. bark Tiger GER, Kruger. Baltimore.
wEsTPoRr. July 2i-Sailed. brig suomalainen tRuS.
Heriin. baltimore.
LONDON, July 24-ship Ellen Goodspced. Morse. from
HuMnos for Falmouth arrived of Sciiy yesterday dis
mased
Bark woye Nor) Andersen, from New York. arrived at
Laurvir the 18th inst in leaky condition and dis
charging.
WEATHER REPORT.