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The New York herald., 1878-07-07
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JULY ls7s-QOADRUPLE SHEET

Steamer otranto (Br, jenkins Hull and Southampton
Steamer Main cier1. Bane Bremen via Southampton
steamer schol,sn tDutch,. Wis, ,RoserdamFuneh
Had (B Faircloth st Johns. PR. st Thomas
I.ruayra and Porto CaLello a n uuterbridgs a c.,
Steansr c.rondels,. Burrows. ilavana-J + Msrd Co
steamer Ria ,;rande, Boiger Galveston VI" hey west
st.smrp Lone Star, Forbes. Now orlsans--Borert 4
Steamer Knickerbocker X. mbe. New orleans-ciark
Ste amer City of savannah. Mallory, savannahteorge
Steamer Charleston, Lockwood. charisston-J W ouin
'1su Steamer Regulator, Doans, Wilmington. Nc-wm r
Steamer old Dominion Walker Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond--t,ld dominion steAms ZIP COMPANY -
steamer John Gibson Chichester, Georgetown, DC, via
ste.@sc y wociTSrdi Young; B..%Srs NOR, ,.. u,.
Steamer Steamer Ssptaae. berry. so.,on-n Dimae.;
Ship Neptune eier,. Meyer London1funeh Edye Co.
Bark saga Nor), Olsen, Newcastle-on ryne-o TooiAs
Bark Charity tB Taylor. Penarth Roads for orders
Bart Ka.iis. Brown Mo ryan Pill or Broad Pill Z.
Bark M,. c Falmouth
Bark Andrea Lo vco ntnb kolio Antwerp John G
BARR AMY Bacon, Merrill, Gior ltAr1p Dearborn.
Bris Ronsiia Smith (sD. McCuIloch, Nswry-J + Whit.
Sehr Tampice Beuhon Rio Grande do Sui via Richm ond
schr City of Chelsea. Goodwin Mar.caibo-Pcniston
schr spsedwsli, Rourtree, st Marc uiaytD overton
HawktnS
Schr Mary wIiber, Harris. Deme-araIs.ac Staples
Schr Wesley ABBOTT Johnson, Sc Johns Pk-J dc Rivera
X Co.
schr Nettis CBr,. Britt, st John. MIA Heney,
schr Ratio Ranger Harding. fern"udina na-James Van
BIunt. 49,
Schr Marcus Edwards, Douglass, Observation-Disclosures
Ray. . 49, -
Schr Addic Henry Burnss, Newbern, NC-B Weinberg
X Co.
scrr Early Bird. Dahm, Wilmington. NC-Brett, Son
Co.
schr Z Cranmer Bragg Philadeph is-Slaght, Bailey
4 Co.
schr sallie Burton Burlsy. Stamford stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
OBITUARY.
AI.aERr dRIpl NBERG.

LIEUTENANT ALBERT GRIP sNBERG.
Lieutenant Albert Gripenber:. ono OF Tho Russian
officers present stopping in this city, died last evea
ing at eight O'Clock at the Everett House The cause
OF his doaih was hemorrnage, resulting IRON an
ancu-ism of the aorta II IS supposed that he had
been affected by tins disease for several months but
he complained OF 1t only during tue last couple of
weeks.
Lieutenant Gripcnberg was thirty-three yoars OF
age, having been born in is45 He was nativs OF the
province OF Finland, Russia, and the descendants oil
noble family which resided near Helsingford, It's
capital He tho youngest OF three brothers, all OF
whom attained EN- neuce in the Russian service. The
eldest, General Grpenbcrg, commanded regiment IN
the late war with great distinction; the second,
Captain Grpenberg. Is one Of the leading
officers OF the present expedition to this country.
Albert Griponberg. though only lieutenant,
officer OF very high reputation. He entered
the Russian Naval School at ST. Petersburg NJ an
early age and there distinguished himself especially
BY his scientific attanmenls. On graduating he was
attached TO the -owar Peresvs't aud spent sew
erai years cruising the Mediterranean He rapidly
obtained promotion and IN 1870 went with the lsum-
rud TO japanese waters remaining thero TIL 1878
He was ihen appointed Tag lieutenant 10 Admiral
BuiakOn and cruis-d with him In German
aud Swedish waters. He was selected last
en- ber OF the expedition to this country,
and placed inc siaf Of General ScmetsChkine. He
renamed Philadelphia untii few days before the
commencement oil his last illness, and tnen came 10
this city
tainments as scientific of1cer, he was deco
with the crosses OF ST. Stanislas and ST. Anna,
by his government. During his cruise In the
OF Germany and Sweden, the governments OF
countries also presented him respectively with
the orders OF the ''Red Eagle'' anu OF "Vasa.' He
was universally respected by his brother ofncers Tor
fessional Abilities and the greatest regret IS tet by
the members OF the expedition at his early derise
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Thomas Delort of the French steamer Ameria
Havre and Capt Van dor Hocven of tho steamer
Maas Rotterdam, thanks for specia 81
geological observations made in connection with the
HERALD weather service.
ELEcrA BAILEY went ashore the shoals at Cape
May Point NJ yesterday at 6:5 PM and got of without
assistance Mt 9:20
SCHI I : l. ADAMS. Sampson. frsm Georgetown. DC
for Havana with coal. into NorfolK July ieakng
scHR JOHN MAHLovE. Haock, from Philndep phis for
Newport Is ashore on he bar in the Delaware River "h
Calowh street. and had In At tho cabin doors from the
OF the bow being the bar she is In such deep
thnt she cannot be raised without placing ch aims
under her. and efforts will once be IN ade to get hor on
ScmR OMSoco fisherman, OF Gloucester. was drivcn
ashore on Straitsmouth I.iand OF Kockpor night
inst lies bad poston the vessel and outfs
Fishing Insurance Compsny
BELFAST July A. Capt Herrman 10 perfectng his plans
1lorn endeav0r raise tho ship
Haxetine. Some OF tho in this city have
join tho expedition which is expected to
tho LIST OF sailing vessel will be chartered
carry enough fuel to last the voyages.
1t is thought that the smith, this city will
be taken for the purDose.
EAsrroKr, July 4-Brig Annie !Br,. Eaton, from New
York Norkopng Sweden into tins port last week
leaking She hauled into the shipvard for repairs
The leak has been stopped and she will probably proceed
on her way.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
LONG BRANCH's IA,LaoAD WAX.

lively scene took place In the Long Branch Com
pissioners chamber today when William Walter
Phelps, the president oil The West End Railroad Tho
proposed extension Of the New Jersey Southern from
Long Branch proper the West Eno) appeared before
tue Board with counsel and asked the Board what was
meant by a notice being served upon him that tho
Long Branch Commissioners represented by their
counsel would apply to the Supreme Court on July
10 for awrit OF oortorar against the West Ena Rail
road preventing the company iroia crossing Second
avenue the construction oil the road Some weeks apo
,be Com missonsrs ordered their solicitor Mr.. r. X
Porter to obtain order IRON tho Chancellor TO DO
issued against the new road aud that they show
why injunction should not be granted preventing
the route IRON crossing the avenue Lamcd Several
srgu uments were held before Chanceor Runyop, when
The application to grant an injunction denied. IT
was q matter OF surprise then to the West End Rail-
road people when a pstice OF TINS new suit was
terved upon them The work OF survey ng aud build.
Ing the road had commenced, the sges awarded
having been settled, and in Two weeks the extension
would be opened
When Mr. Phelps yesterday morning appeared be-
fore The Board and asked Tor explanalon and an
exchange vi views the matter, look oil blank ~.
tonsh ment was depicted on the faces OF the Commis-
siopers who were present IL was the nrst ntmo-
tion that that honorable body had received That
another suit had been begun IN their name against
tue West End Railroad Mayor Cooper, thu President
OF the Board. asked Mr. Phelps TO show him tie copy
OF The notice bc had received Tnc notice was passed
around among the Commissioners 1t was signed
BY II. X. Porter, John - Appegatc ana h Nrcdcubcrg
"a OF the Board vi Long Branch Com
1--WE gave authority Tor tho com meme this
,uit said one Con ssloncr, "and, furthermore we
iid not employ these IN this or the SUIT -
Mayor Cooper arose and asked the solicitor who was
oresent by what authority he had begun TINS second
suit tho Board never passed resolution order
ing IL. Solicitor Porter responded that when the
Board voted 10 have their solicitor apply Tor an
Of Injunction against the West End Railroad
that he empowered 70 retain counsel
Having been oeiea,ed In the nrst action.
be thought II his duty 10 bring another
which he thought would be successful But wno
authorized you 10 engage these two gentlemen as
counsel (tneaning Messrs. Applegaio aud Nreoennrgl
srd Who is going to pay thcng ur. Porter inumatcd
hst mere need be scarcely any alarm or that The
assisting counsel would not probably charge the CITY
spy bill Mr.. Phelps Jumped To- the floor at this AMI
replied he agreed with the Mr. solicitor that the
Board need not tear that they would have
y pu any lawyers bill In this or the
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

nS-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENrERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NGHr-The NEW YORK
HERALD has adopted gushing Coson night signal
burning red red changing from to ths
other In and be Several miles disaa
Captains vessels upon seeing this signal will obiige
by preparing marine they have Tor tho ship
News Department of the HhKALD
ps- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captans or officers
ofvees in the coastng and foreign trade observ
ing displacement removal of buoys requested
the fact the HERALD. that 1t may be
brought publicly attention OF tho proper authorities
letter addressed 10 the editor of the HERALD New York
city, giving accurately possible the number and posi-
tion displaced buoys tho of their removal will
coass American Continent When they observed
European countries in the Mediterranean
that information he either by telegraph
or letter TO Office OF the Nrw York KRALD 46
Fleet street. London. the Paris Office, 81 Avenue dc
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph is used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street. London
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where cases of
observed the waters Of countries beyond
reach of the telegraph Ia Asia Africa captains
may communicate with reaching the first conven
lent port This information will be csbed free OF charge,
TO the HERALD and published
ps Persons desrous of communicating with vesses
care Of yacht, pier No. East River, New
York Letters received from all parts OF tho world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

FUNERAL OF DIR. HARNESS.

The congregation OF the Third Presbyterian Church
assembled in the auditorium yesterday morning to
attend the services honor OF their dead PASTOR Dr.
Hardness Al eleven O'Clock the coffin was borne
from the hcarse the catsialquc, the palibearers
being delegation OF tho session and trustees OF the
church, consisting OF H. Vcvers, b. Schmidt, L. Nc
Even, W smnh, W. Hardcaste ana J. McCullun.
The Gamma Sign society, which embraces nearly all
the ministers OF the gospel ~ Jersey CITY, formed
escort and preceded the coffin into tho church. tue
members OF the family following Dr. e. lmbrc.
Oi the FIRST Presbyterian Church, acted master OF
ceremonies an occupied the pulpit The intermcnt
took place In the Rural Cemetery, at Fishkill N. Y
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
A NOVEL SALUTE.

MOUNT AIRY, Ca, July Q, 1878.
rovsl salute was fired at Nacoochee, Ca. on tho
Fourth OF July, by General Thomas D. Johns, OF New
York who Is engaged In removing some heavy shoals
OF rock IN the river at that place. He prepared
thirty seven heavy blasts. charged with giant pow
DIR and gave "a nre nalional salute with time 10 ses
at thirty seco nds nterva The effect grand; tho
reports, reverberatiug through the Ne Ridge Noun
iaius, were u dis ance OF ten mi es.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
BURGLARY IN HACKENSACK.

The summer residence Of Mrs Hamilton, at Hacken-
sack, n. j., was entered early yesterday morning by
burglars who stole quantity OF solid silver ware,
watcher, Icwery aud clothing and drove away in
light buRgy. which WITH tie horse and harness was
stolen from the stable. The Of the sto en- prop.
ery Will exceed t1 900. No elew TO tho thieves has
bee I'M cd
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
BLOOMFIELD II. MOORE.

On Friday evening Mr.. Bloomfield IL Moore, oil the
well known firm Of Jessup Il Moore, died of pneu
monia at his residence in Philadelphia, aged sixty
years. Mr. Moore was identified with the leading
ancia institutions in Phiiade and prom.
mont member of tho Union League. He was also
VOL known IN Newport, Il. l., where his family occu-
pied the famous Barreda villa, on Bellevue avenue.
HIS daughters, the Baroness de Rosen, OF Sweden
and Nine. DE Bit, wife OF the first secretary OF the
Swedish Legation at WASN'T ngton, arc at present IN
that city Mrs. VI Moorc known as an autnorcss. She
Ia sister to Alfred ID. Jessup, who purchased The
Barreda villa two years ago.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
SAIL.D.

Steamers Britannia DO for Liverpool; Egypt (Br) d.;
AnchorA tRr,, Glasgow: scandinavis tBr. Bristol; Main
tBr,. Hull California (Brl. London City u! kio dc jan
ondclet Hsvann: Rio Granae GaIvsston &c: Lone Star
New Orleans; Knicke erbocker dos City OF Savannah Sx
vannnh; Charleston harleston: Re .ulHtor Wiimngt
Nc; John Gibson Georgetown DC; Old Dominion. Rich
mond &c ship Helicon san Francisco parks SperanzS
lNor Londonderry Inveresk (B, Liverpool via Birksn
head; Asia (Nor). Rotterdam.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
GENERAL wEBys CONDITION.

There was improvem last evening In the con-
dition Of Genera, James Watson Webb, who is lying
sick at his residences, No. Ia West Thirty-e ighih
street. He passed a tolerabiy comfortable day. but
alter i've ?. NJ he was very restless and could not
sleeD
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
COWARDLY ASSAULT.

An old lady residing 10 Newark, named Mrs Jane
Mclaughlin, lcon ousiy assaulted on Friday night
by ayoung rosgh who gave his name as John NC.
Caichcy. The old lady tried escape but was fellcd
10 the ground by violent blow. Tho ru1ian then
kicked her, I'M citing dangerous ininriea
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

Merchants shipping and shpm informed
that by teleyaphing to the nRALD London bureau sd-
dressing Bennett No. 4c Fleet street. London" tho
Paris Office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenne do pOpera
Pa tho arrivals a and departures from European and
ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabled this
country free OF charse.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and MedI-
ports will nnd the Paris Office the
cal and expeditions for tee gr raphng
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
PORT. OF NEW YORK, JULY 6, 1878
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD srEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuIrEsroSE TELEGRAPH LINE.

wuITEST0SE TElKGkAPH LINK
US sloop.o.war Tennessee. Young. Madeira Juno I.
Steamer City OF Berlin do. Kennedy Liverpool June
27 and Que enstown 18th with mdse and passengers to
p".ssd s"amer otheio DR., from bull io Ne. YORK 5iS
lat ~ Ion 66 40. German ship. showing signals kNLM,
bound W.
Ste amer Faraday (Br) Toott London June 81. in bal
last to Henderson Bros. From July 10 9Th had dense
fog; July 40 25 Ion 90 30 passed steamer Gellert
Steamer Romains dr.. Trail Sunderland Is days in
ballast, to Funch. Edye 4 Co.
steamer Mosei tGer): Neynabsr. Bremen Jane % and
richs Co. July lat 43 81. lon IS 81 passed White
Star steamer bound 5th 243 miles OF sandy Hook.
steamer Mas tDutehl vanderhoevsn. Rotterdam June
81 and ltevoet d with mdse and passengers to Funch.
Edye Co. June lat ~ D. lon 10 So passed an Amer
Cape Breton; July lat 46 o. lon AZ 5 steamer Othec
Br from Hull TOR New York 9Th LAT 40 40 Ion 6s 80
a German bark slowing signals QUFP. bound W.
Steamer George Clyde Crowell, Charleston days.
with mGsc to J amcs Quntsrd h Go.
nell Miniurn Co. Was 30 days OF the Banks. with
light winds and fog June Lewis Murvin tell overheard
Ship Pearem akrr (of st John NIB. Cc.son Sheburne,
Ms. II days. in ballast, to scammeil Bros
BARK Flora (No. Petersen. Lynn ~ days. iu ballast TO
order
Bark Akcr tNor). Drum, Lisbon f3 days in ballast to
Funch, Edvc Co
bot h Co.
schr Clara Fletcher Cof Cssine Sargent, Port Spain
nrinidsd via iampon kcsd. IL days. with moasses to
VIM Nelson, Jr: vessel to II W Loud 4 Go.
schr WIN Thompson. Doxpe. Fort Antonio. ia. - days.
with fruit TO Vim Douglas; vessel to BJ Weinberg Co
schr Lady BannermAn (Brj Roberts Abaco days with
pinest to Gomez & Psarsail; vessel to master
%, sphr Del Mag. larsen. Virgiiis.
schr tilen colgate Bovis. virginia
Schr + smith. smith. Phil dolphia tor Somerset.
ssehr Tyler, Bushnell. Philadelphia Tor Pawtuekct
By- Bark Amaranth GER from Bremen, which
anchored below, passed up ut PM
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt winslo~ Of bark Com Norris OF NB
reports June nothing since last Re-
day barxs Clace. srchant Edgsrtown SIS
Daniel Webster Borden 90 p sine, leaving Bsrmuds
Ohio "a. Smith TO- clean Midas Lsphxm. do. whale !;
Reindeer, Baker, do. $50 sp all told.
letter from Capt Crspo OF bark Linda Stewart Of NIB
her Payta June with 10 bbis sp since
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
FOREIGN PORTS

BraR RIVER July 3-Arrived, bark David Taylor (Br)
walsaA. Rramas LAnd ordersAA~-S>~- x-~hA~
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PAssED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Flsmboroush (Br. Frazier. Cav Bay, CB. for
Nsw CIV x,'n 81 .. f Bedford for
New York with md.e and passenger. TO Barring Davis
York.
ssGr s.ia.ofs, Slescr.on. Sisrdiner Tor New York.
Schr Maris y, kncwlton, Calai. Tor New YORK.
sesr -. ll"sins' Gsl.i: ios New Yo,s
Sr "Ins e. or. d.. or ew Yors .0 Nc" '0''
sen! Jane; II.m.s E."Gr. Ne tor M EoGdeg,
se ssGr Hg} so1sps5 dssno, tor Sr SsS
se%r s Edwards. @ West, kosspe's s' 70! 8 Scw YORK
sehr Mcniieello. wordsn. lsocklsnd for New York
sshr Fis.,rins: MsGaoS,. Iscsl.na Tor New York
ssnr Belle, Marvel s.so. Me. ioi New York. ''
ss%t wogl:sy, lisss,i, SevSafy port sr Se~ York.
sss s",s SS% % ksy .r B.% b." Tor New
senr II Coffin. Benson. New Bedford tor New YORK
sehr allie Chartrec, Cummings. Taunton for New
schr Blackstone. Kelly. somsrse, for New York
schr = peetsr liuoeard s.on,asoa ior New York
sehr resdsausnt. s"andsrs. Stonn ton Tor New York
schr Charlie Willie, Cousins. vinsi Haven Tor New
scGr Sarah a Reed Arnold. Providence for New York.
sehr l. stroui, southsrs, Providence Tor New York.
ssS. saorq t;ms ,SvseIss psoysn G5 ne. ysr
schr II warford spraguc, Pawtuckst for New York
schr Anthony Burton. johnson. pa~tuese, for New
sehr Tesss. Davis Nor~ic or New York
Sch, sSt sn.s. .sn s,"s sg"s sr'nsa c Tor r
schr surge. warwick. Hartford for New YORK
seSr Sem Hsqy Nlsr ra,,S. riveon Tor sss YS'a
scnr Florence sacseu. Cold spring tor New yofs.
BOUND EAST.
steamer s;g,ans ss,y Ne" Ss.f ,d r,r ss
schr charlie stesdman, hinesiey. PORT johnson for
gehr john ii Caaree Buell. Rondou, for Portsmouth Ohio
not given died suddenly of heart disease whls
NJ kondouD
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

Steamer rowhsssn tBr, Newins,on, Bristol, E-Pbeips
Rec. . a. 1907
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.AedDier.

DATES DEPARTURE NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
WEATHER REPORT,

eter 30 ss7.
plrnorrn, July o. PM-wind wsw gentle; cloudy,
h.top,eter
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
SPOKEN.
NOTICETO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAIN

shr Hattie Giles from Jacksonville for Albany days
out, of Tybce. sNH la.
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Bur, lThcr.i STATE of
judy .'i Hour InclL Deg Wind. Weather.
II orse shoe Noon .U4I 7SI sSEI Hsxy.
n ospitat ship. Pm I3O.WI 81 SSEI IlaEy.
Scotland ftshpI Pm I3O.oOl 72l SSEI Hazy.
new York. 80. ~ Pm 3o. .OOl 73I Calml Uazy.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW York, July e-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball ,ropr,d to-day o2i
second slow.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Victoria GER, weitng from Hamburg May "a.
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