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AMERICAN PORTS.

APPoNAuG, Aug 3-Arrived, scbrs william g Bee,
Chester Phiiadelphis; AinoW Bacon, Petty Hobokeu.
BusrON. Aug 2-Cicarcd. ship Mindoro, Beade. Cape
-Ciearei schr Virginia, Bursoss Kenncbec 70 load
for New York.
saiied-Brig Angle Orr, Martinique
9TH Arrived wig Lucy snow. Stone. Philadclpha
schvs vrno, Sharp, Alexandria. Luiu snow, Baltimore
Hattie Cove. Besrsc. do w Anderson, BnIcocs, do
John sweeney. scmers, Phiisdelphla; Cetsngban,
Ayers, do: Twcntyone FRIENDS. Jcfirie do; James
der, tishor, 40; Mary Stewart Coombs Port johnson
dwight Davidson, freeman. New YorK.
Aiso arrived, steamer Roman. 0rewell. Phiisdclpha,
barks horace scudder Smih. cape Town. Norton slower
sherman, Mstannss brgs Daphnc Cepesnd do Cat Quar-
antine), Cosilio Giro uts volpc. Hyercs; Grace
Lsthsop. Atwood, Cape Ha,tien; Harry Dawes tBr)
ya,cs, Curacos schrs Abote Pssmsn; Chase BAsimosc
Mary Weaver, Weaver, and Juf,n Nelson Howes fhiia
dcphis; fred Jackson Andrews Areeib,; Samuel Weck
vii. Owning, hsy; Anna Murcn, Woodward Charles
Ciearsd--ste smers Pembroke tBD, Jones. Liverpool;
Gaucus, Bessse, New York; schr Hattie White. su'i
va1, Hayu ~ flf
Dover, MI. t
5th.Arriyed. brig ghs>es Denni.. DodEs, Kennsbsc
schrs Jouvdru, cAnrdson, MateuzNsi Jessie Elisa
BETH wenner New herk. hssry n,shi.gscn, cfovsil.
Keuncbsc Mary Riley Riley, kennebcc fretdte Per-
~. Obese Ksansbss; Ohvs. Baker. WsynsusA.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Aug5-Saied, ships Rhcin (Br). Smith, New
York Austria, Gilmore. Pernnnbuco.
BRlsroL, Aug 5Arrved, steamer Tyriau (BD. darvin,
New YORK.
BILBoA, July 2s-Arrived. bark Hancock, King, New
York (before reported without dste,.
CoRK, Aug 2-ssled, bark A stonemsn (Br>, Crosby,
United states
COPENHAGEN. July sl-sailsd bark EmbIa (Nor Moies,
New York. est s
cADz. Aug 2-Arrived, brig y HENDERSON, Henderson.
New York.
DUBLIN Aug 3sailed. bark Wave King (Br,. Corbett,
United States
GLOUCESTER, Aug s-sailed. brig Son. tItAD, Saba.
United States; 4th. ship Lindsay (xor), Bull, do.
Gnrmssr, Aug 4-Arrivsd, ship Missouri tBr), Warren.
Mobile. ~ n1 fs9 ~.
GLASGOW. Aug s-Aivsd ship Bertha, Crckess. PhiIa-
delphis. fss .tJNl estN
GIsHAlyAp JuIy % Arrived bark Abby Bacon, Morrill,
New York before reported without date).
GENOA Aug 2-Arrived. bark Heppes tswo). Hsrssrom
Pensacoia.
nuII, Aug s-Arrved, steamer oshsllo {Br, Mitchell,
Now York.
LlvERrooI Aug 4-Arrivsd bark City OF Carlisle (Br)
Rich Now York 9TH Oberon (Br) Campbell, do
Sailed Sd. ship steinvors (BD, Mcintosh New York
BARK vcnskabet (sor,. SeFug, Hampton Roads.
Lizard. Aug 4-Psssed, steamer vaderland (Beig),
Nichols. Now York for Antwerp.
LEIru Aug 5--Arrived. bark Ystava tNsr), sorensen
Now Orleans.
LONDONDERRY. Aug s-sailed, bark Brothers Sisters
(Br), Buiwer, United States.
LInnr,ok. Aug s-Aived bark Lotto (srs. Inuess Bal
timore.
Sailed 3D. brig Keystone. Kor United Statss 3D. bark
Concurrent CNor). CasperseA, Philadelphia.
LAME, Aug 5Arrived, State Of indiana tBr)
smith, Now York for Glasgow. t'
LISBON July 3o-Arrivcd, schr Chester Brown, New
York.
Sailed 10TH bark Sc Olaf q orr, land United States
LEcHoRN July 30-Arrived bark Busy, Ksndrick Phila.
delphis ''.t+
NEWCASTLE. Aug ARRIVED, barks Don Ricardo CBr),
Randats, Wilmington, NC 9Th Saga (Nor), Olsen. New
York.
QuExNsrows Aug 5-Arrivcd steamer City Of Richmond
r), Lciteh, Now York for Liverpool land proceeded)
ROTTERDAM Aug 5-Arrved, bark Rubine (rtaD,
Sehisno. Pniisdephia via Queenstown.
Sailed I'D. barks Albion (Nor. Nielsen, United states;
eth. Formoss tBr). O'Ncill, baltimore
srErrIS, Aug 2-Saisd bark Akorshus (Nor), Molsr,
United States.
vLIssrScxN, Aug 4 Sailed, steamer W A scholsen
Dutch. Wis tfrom Rotterdam), New York.
Arrived at portiu Norway Asg g. Notice. Msrkur.
son, Gloucester
Sailed tinentai port July 81 bark washn gton
Ger, " otter. United States.
Arrived at - Aug 3, ship Robcna. Haas Now York
Queenstown 4th. bark 10 wis Lamb (Br) williams
Bull River
Sailed from - Aug 2, the Rusoer, and Southern
Belle. for United States.
LONDON. Aug 5-s,eamer Nevada (Br). for New York,
before reported put back Liverpool with machinery
damaged, broke her cylinder cover.
Atecgram from MOntevidco states that ship Kate Re-
lock- tBr Kicker. from San Francisco for Liverpool was
fallen with Juno IT. lat 50 =. Ion 10 W. with decks
swept totally portion Of cargo Jettsoned
Part Of tho picked dp Potosi and landed
at Sandy Pept Arranging for assistance ALL hsnds safe
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OYYIcE CBIEv SIGNAL OPFrcBE-
WASHINGTON, Aae,st6-lA NJ
Indications.
For New England, partly cloudy weather, occa
v,oual rsius winds mostly WARMER. southerIy, sta
,ionary or falling barometer.
For the lower lake region asd Middle Atlantic
B,ase partly cloudy weather. occasional ra'ns, winds
mostly southeriy, stationary temperature, lower
pressure.
For tho South Atlantic STATES, partly cloudy
weather. with occasional rains vaEiaple'winss mostly
,outhwestcriy, nearly stationary pressure and tenn
pcrature.
For the Cult States clear partly cloudy weather.
light variable winds, mostly sous hcrly, nearly sta
uonary temperature and pressure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly northwestcrly, stn-
uouary temperature, stationary or rising barometer
For tho upper lake region, pnrsy cloudy weather
and occasional rains, followed by clearing weather,
winds mostly norhwsstorIy stationary or lower tenn
peraturc, higher pressure.
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val
legs cear partly cloudy weather. variable Winds
mostly rthwesteriy, stationary temperature, sta
t,onsry falling, followed by rising barometer. The
rivers VIII remain nearly stationary.
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STEAMER BLACKSTONE, from baltimore for Prevideuce.
az the east end OF Long Island but
her destin alton hours late without damage
BARK soSSrAe. Simmons. from Newcastle, NSw. for
Kong before reported overdue arrived safely NJ her
destination about june "a. H..y
scmR NARY ANN MoCANS, from Bangor Tor 70 Johns.
PR which into Ncwpo In distres viii sell her cargo
OF Ice lumber ut Newport and thea roper oisher Mt
the latter port or In tine bay
scnn Louis WALSH. OF New York, Capt McDaid, from
Pawncket Tor York. got asnorc on FIELDS Point sat
urdsy night. snd respcd there sunday night She viii
probably be pulled OF without damage
Sem GEoRGg FoxwxLt, of baltimore, owned BY Q y
Osenberg and mmsnded by captain Ssbel stranded
tho mouth Of tho pinnkitank River, Va July III ana
became total wreck The vessel was 20 tons register ssd
vAiued ~ $5Vu
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steamer Naples tBr), -Bston, AvonmouthSDo E-J
Steamer xrraeon (Br. symons. bristol, E-w Morgan
pnnbuco and Rio Janciro--C II Mallory & To.
Steamer barrett, Foster. Baltjtnoro--wm Daxeli.
Sic amer w Bruno. Fostcs. Bstimore--Fm Dslxen.
Stcnuer Ann Eliza Warren PHILADELPHIA 81 ames and
steamer Franconia, Bragg. Bcston-Ii pimock.
shjp Monarch (Br), Sinclair, Antwerp-rI Ksvius Co.
Bark Mndre Cerruti utsij, M"rtaia, Newcastle. E.
Bark Mindet tNor. ngcbrcthscn, Cork Falmouth for
gsrs veroniss Msdrs ItaD, Csaero Cork or Falmouth
for orders--Dassorl, strschlo 90.
Bark Francesca Avogno dtnp, Ansaido. Cork for or
Bark csmsiot OBI MADISON Qasc.stowp orders
BARK Bda CNor,, nerrm ansen, Kouigsbcrg-C Tobias
BARK James Il Brett. Gibson. Gcrmany-Brett. Son
Bark stanley Csor), wroldsen. .lrotseram-c Tobias
Bark Niagara oBer). wischusen. Havre-watjen. Tool
Bark schweigasrd tSo,. nerssen. Roucn Punch. Edys
BSrk Josephiuc Orcuts, Bordoaux-F II smith a Co.
bark Navigator Utal,. Lamo. Mnrsciies-Funch, Edys
Bark Romance tBr), roye Mar-ciIl.s--James Henry
Bark Evening star tBr, Chick. ~ Jsso and Guanta-
BspK 'uon,,snee tDu,cb). Nannines. Newark, NJ
Punch. Edyc n Co.
Brig Granios (Nor), Christianscn, Chrstisnia
Brig Inirna tItaD. Muro. Pirrus-runch. Edyc Co.
sohr Annie Is (f,r). secord Halifax Hs--A Heuey
sohr Lizzie b McSichoi. Fasniss. st John, MA
sebr WIN Bowen. Jackson. Providence--J @ Roberts,
schr Ida Palmer Palmer. stamford -ssamford manufac
turing
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SING SING CAMP MEETING.

PROGRAMME OF THE EXERCISES BEGINNING To-
DAY IN THE WOODS.
The an nual camp meeting at Sing Sing begins to-
day. This is tho iorty-sevcnth gathering In this
..Hoaven honorcd grove" as the programme puts IL,
and the meeting pronises to present more than tho
usual attractions Already the ground Is IN order tor
tho meeting and OF about hundred tents two
thirds have received their occupants.
oRpER VICE.
Tho programme for tho meeting Is OF unusual in
forest Bishop G. L. Pierce, Chaplain XcCabe. Rev.
j. f. searles, Rev W. P. Abbott. D. d. J. N. King,
D. d.; CIR Crook, d. D.. Rev. J. /. Peek Rev. j.
Wesley Davis, DR.. Woodruff, DR.. r. Crook, l..
r. Dunn, n D., and other distinguished
preachers arc expected to be present On Fri
day morning Dr. c. n Sims will preach
and IN the afternoon Dr.. J. P. Newman will ali the
pulpit On Sunday morning next there s to be love
least haf past eight, at which the viands will cons
sst OF the things OF spirit not OF tho flesh.
At O'Clock there viii DO sermon BY Bishop Har-
r,s and the Rev William p. Corbit will preach !, tho
evening. Next week the services win TO
even moro interesting. On Tuesday afternoon
a peraue csen nesting viii be hold unSer the d.
recton or the Rev W. G. Steele, who will be assisted
by Mrs. Susanna Evans Peck, the Rev. Chauncey
euished temperance advocaler On "Wednesday, the
l4th tho sermon In the morning will DO by the Rev.
Or. C. II. Fowler after which there viii DO
union Of the surviving pastors ana people who have
worshipped in this grove in past years. peculiar
interest expected to attach to those meetings, for It
IL expected many OF the addresses VIII no his
torical their nature and pleasant antcipntons
iudulgsd o revival OF associations. experienced and
inctdoBts In connection with this old camp
meeting ground. record Is TO be made
OF the sayings ON this occasion, that they
may be preserved for future reference. On
Thursday night the 18th inst, the meeting will Close
on which occasion tho services viii De conducted 10
Che good old Methodist frshion. All Fight the voice
OF prayer praise and OF will be heard
and only II word but In fact the people viii wait
for the coming Of the Lord
cHnDRsks MEETING.
Among other features Il 10 TO DO noticed that tnefo
Is to children's meeting nj one O'Clock r N. each
dav, Gospel temperance meeting TO BIO conducted by
Mrs william X. Moore and others at hvo o'clock
p. H. daily meetings IN the TompSips Tabernsc o
for the promotion OF holiness under the direction
OF DR.. WslIie G. and I.angtord Palmer and tho
Rev. Dr. A. Lowrie, and other meetings In the prayer
tents Bedford street. Duane street and Forsy
street churches. The Rev d.. l.. II. King and the
Rev. A. c. Morehousc will preside the meetings,
and In every way great success 10 anticipated,
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A BRUTAL ASSAULT.
TWO LADIES SEIZED BY TWO coIoREp auFfI-
ANS IN MAnYi AND.

TWO LADIES SEIZED BY TWO coLpREp aorfi-
ANS IN Maryland.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALTIMORE August 8, 1878.
Information WINS received here this evening OF a
brutal assault and attempt at outrage mace ~
two negroes at Elkton, IN Cecil county, on Friday
last A thickiy shaded avenue borders the beach on
the outskirts OF the town, which Is frequently
used by the residents OF Elkion as promenade on
moonlight nights and also during the early
hours OF tho evening Tho foliage very dense and
when the moon not shining II is intensely dark IN
tho grows. On Friday evening, about twilight Mira
Wilson, vito OF J. Z. Wilson, prominent lawyer.
accompanied by niece left her residence. on the
suburbs, for the purpose OF visiting some friends
IN tho town. When about half the distance
hao been traversed brawny negroes rushed
arms and the other seized the young lady. Ihey
threatened their victims with death II they made an
ouicry, but the terrified women disregarded inc
threat screamed loudly. Mrs. Wilson Struggled
The niece, girl of stout physique pluck aud eour-
age fought desTe rately and finally freed herself from
grasp OF the monster and screaming IN the d.
rection OF tho town. She was pursued out not over
taken by the negro returned TO his
complete, who had Mrs. Wilson a prisoner In the
woods Tho young lady gave the alarm, and when
friends reached Mrs. Wilson she was found alone ana
in unconscious condition.
ARRESTED SUSPICION.
Bands Of armed men secured the country for the
hends, md uspicion being directed against Two OF
johnson ana Joseph Moore, they were arrested at
Frenchtown and taken to tho EiktoD jail. Threats OF
lynching made, and II 10 probable that the only
thing that saved the lives OF the accused was tue
failure to fully identity them, owing TO the darkness
the OF the outrage. Mrs. Wilson Is lying In
critical condition
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AxoY about July 24-sailed, stesmer Glenorchy CDR,
GNU. June Fla port, bark Hudson. Vaughan, from
hSnT JSs Nay ~ pSr ssr ar
Craig for New York in days; briggs Motley. Rummer
Tow BAY. 9B: Ang s-ssiled. steamer Marlborough
% As 70: % Gs
iicec. june port. ship Mary whr,axe Cutler,
WIN iao., iioy rom New York; Rainbow tBii. Lang
nens nrs's
18Th snip Sc!lso. CLARK Guam ii.h' barn sedan DER,
Arrived shout juno "a. bark sonntss, simmons. New.
in port H. bark Carleton, Amsseury. for san
MAIyax Aug Ssailed, Beta tBr,. for Bsrmuis
A1ass. es fol- Ss" ssris French and
L,vKnrooi July aO-Arrived, shib Herbert Beech tBr,
Sailed ynly 10 big sN corlymoro tBD Kinney, Y...
LISBON, July Is--sailod. schr John Krars, uowcs.
MANILA. June I2-Tn port. banks Marathon tBr),
stephens for san Franesco; Hathaway tB, Pclts,
pon.a for Msuras Mary JsnGs,s oase. sr In land
low Gullson tor m.vre; sehr Robert Palmer, Dsnnson,
MuseuAsm, NIB, Aug a-oiesrcd. bark Maggie Miller
XarLKs, July i5-Xrrived schr Minnie Peppcr sharp,
PoRro CAsELLo July 2-ln port. bark Rocket. Ander.
son. from New York via iacuayra arrived 18TH
Sailed July ~. schr rcd NTH, Brown. from Larusyra
(arrivcd 15thI Porto Rico.
PoRr (Trlndsd) Arrived July IL. schr Santa
Rosa, iaul, Now York.
Poser, PR, July 20-In port schr George W Whitford,
Bryant for Providence about the 23d.
GuEESsrows July a5A,rIved, ships Peter Young Br).
Cain Iuanlios 25th Stewart Freeman (Br) Rayuson
Point Lpbos lsnd ordered to Hamburr).
Swallow, May IS -SaiIcd, bark Julia A brown. Nicker.
son. cbcfoo
siyGAroRE. Aug 2-1n port. bark Samuel ID Carlton,
Freeman, uttered for New York.
SHANGHAI. June 2o-sailed, bark Haselburst tBr)
Cloudy. Nagp.nki. .....
SANTOS July i4sailcd. brig Csssopeis tBr. Pet,i-,
Mar-etiiea
IT TnoxAs, July 22-Arrvod, bark Riaito (r,, Owens
Rio Janero: sshr baton Aylward Port spain; 23d,
bark Eunicr tr vinoert barbados sailed oath
st CroiS) schrs Daybrsak Mckay 1T Lucia 2tth. Moe
Atherton, Port spain.
Sailed Gath, brig Cicavcs Gales, Csrdenas schr Joe
Hughes, Williams Turks Islands to lond for Halifax.
JONI Nd. Aug 2Cisared. scnr Arnon (Br), Leonard
Vineyard Haven for orders.
sAcHvILis,. NIB. July 3o-ssicd, brig John ID rnpper
(Brj, rc,tis, LivcrpocL
yAnsovrn, Ms, July ai-cle~rsd ship Ismr tsp Bond.
Baltimore.
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A STAY FOR CASE.

Robert l.. Case, ex-presidsnt Of the Security Lilo
Insurance and ANNUITY Company, yesterday
granted BY Judge Donohue stay OF proceedings aud
wr. OF error TO review the Court OF Appeals the
recent decision OF tho Supreme Court, General Term
Affirming the judgment against MIN In the Courf of
Oycr and 1crminer, which he sentences tor nvc
yea.s state Prison. Before granting the stay, how
ever, Gaze was formally surrendered by hts former
boudsmcu and h,s bnI renewed Mt $4,000, the same
parties, Captain Charles r. Jenkins Robert Rogers
and Warren Dolans, all residents OF Ncwburg, again
signing his bond.
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Collector. Their value is not as present known.
Experts from the Boston Custom House win DO sum
moned 10 nppraise the articles, which are propaoy
worth several thousand dollars
THE coMMAEDER's EXPLANATION.
The expiaDatio on offered by Commander Pbythfan u
that II he has broEen the law he did II through ienor
ance, and says ali the articles, with tho exception OF
the thirty dozen gloves, were consigned 10 MS care
by officers OF the United States ship Alliance OF the
European squadron temporarily stationed al LISBON,
10 their families and friends He docs not recall the
name OF he eonsisnor OF the gloves IL Is oeheveu
By the Custom House officials that he Is innocent OF
any attempt to dcfraua the government ana thasony
the oAcers OF tho Alliance shoad the Diane res's
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Is IT SMUGGLING?
SEIZURE OF VALUABLE MERCHANDISE ON THE
UNITED STATES scHooLsHIp ST. MARr's.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

UNITED STATES ECHOOLSHIP MARY
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
New LONDON. Conn, August 9, 1873
Major J. A. Tibbts, Collector Of Customs at this
port received anonymous letter July 49, conveying
intcihgcnc OF tho departure Of the United States
Bchooship ST. Msry's from Lisbon, BY way Of Madeira,
for the United States July B. Tho letter, which was
dated July T. and mailed At Lisbon, further said tho
81, Mary's had a large quantity of goods liable pay
sustoms board, shipped with tho intention OF
svading the pay ofdu,y. Another letter conveying
similar informston and detailing the nature Of tho
articles shipped and tho names OF the persons to
whom consigned, was later received IRON Havre.
France Upon becoming possessed OF tho informn-
ton which tho letters contained the Collector In
structed tho officials 10 keep sharp watch for tho
b. Mary's and also ordered Captain Baker, OF tho
revenue cutter Samuel Dexter, at Newpcrt, to over
Laul ber whom she should pesve Ia sight On Satur
day afternoon tho ~. Mary's came TO anchor In the
lower harbor, having made tho passage from Madeira
IN tw enty Tour days She lately boarded by
Lieutenant Arthur NJ Devcroaux, OF the revenue ms
they were net by Commander Phythan, who, learn
ing the object OF thoir VISIT unbesaugiy denied any
intent TO defraud the government, and voluntarily
produced the following artcies alleged IN tho letters
referred 10, to be smugged goods, which were seized
In accordance with United states laws:-Ihrty
dozen pairs kid gloves, consigned 10 Cyrus
Peek, Broadway, New York; several costly and
elegant table cloths worked In col,rs BY
line texture aud quite costly Tor dress goods; bur
nous nantes ladies' silk outside garments, OF novel
and ee.asifsi designs: Two Italian bropses one rep.
SIX reiis II Turkish fugs and csrpcs Turkish towes-
iinx several PACKAGES cfsdiss underolcthnr ana hpc
embroidsred goods, an octave OF vino, ana sixteen
dozen bottles o. Madeira
TINE GOODS srrzrp
w.svs N sn.rs. 81 ,Ss "rsss sesss un,i, m",ss
morning, when they were taken todhs Custom a ouss
jn the ships boat sst pat into tas posssssea v the
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, August s, 1878.

WASHINGTON, August s, 1873
COINAGE DURING THE MONTH OF JULY.
Coinage was executed at the United state minis
during the month OF July as follows
cold double eagesl So, 600 pieces. with
Standard silver dollars. I,S41OOo
Minor coins
Five cent pieces. 10
1 Gsss :.s ssIs psses esss
Tho total number OF pieces coined during the month
vus 20S3, 100. and their valuo s3,627.ss3
CALL FOR FIvE-TwENTY BONDS.
Tho Treasury Department this afternoon issued the
sxty.nfth call for the redemption OF nve-twenty
bonds of 1855, consols of 1866. The call is Tor
IS oo0 ooO of which So. 500 900 registered bonds
The principal and interest will be paid at the Troas
ury on and after the 5h day OF November next, and
the interest will that day The following are
tho descriptions Of the bonds:-
COUPON BONDS DATED JULY l, 1866.
$50. No CO. SOL 10 No. 70, 000 both inclusive
500, No. 100 DOL to No. 1873 600, both inclusive.
$500, No. "a. DOL to No. $4,000, both inclusive.
$1,000 No. l57,oO1 TO No. 1853 $780, both inclusive.
Total coupon, $4,000, 600.
Registered bonds, 'sredeemable at the pleasure OF
the United after the LIST day OF July 1870
follows-
800, No. 1s, 45t TO No. 1850. both inclusive.
$500, No. 10, 701 to No TO- $50. both INCLUSIVE
$780, No. 81, 1851 to No. Sc, 100, both inclusive.
$4,000, No. 10 257 to No. 10 40U. both inclusive.
1000, NO 10, SOL to No. 10000, both inclusive.
Total registered, So, 100000.
Aggregate, SIS, 600 coo.
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w ASHIN GTON.
FROM CUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsuISGroS. August 8, 1878
SENATOR rHusMAN's COMING SPEECH ON THE
EXISTING POLITICAL QUESTIONS.
Senator Thurman returned 10 Washington THIS
afternoon alter absence Of eight days in Maryland,
whittier no prepare his speech TO DO delivered
1t Hamilton Ohio, on the 18th inst He says that It
is nnishsa snd viii occupy about Que hour in Its de-
livery and deals mainly with the questions nj Issue
In tho new political movement standing by the demo
party. The interest taken in the speech can De
,uxred BY the fact that has received
REQUESTS from tho leading journals in tho country for
an advance copy Of It, and he has made arrangements
70 supply the demand.
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SPOKEN.

ship Euomene tBr. from Melbourne for Sun Francisco,
July ~. lat II y, lon $50 W.
ship Alex ieatcs tBr from Bombay for San Francisco.
July ~. lat A n, Ion lao W.
saip Annie smith Bsstett from Hull for New York,
July 81, lat 415 IS, lon AZ TO-
Bark Edins (Br), Duff from Dublin for Baltimore, Aug
8, lat Al. lon 81 81
Bark Carrie Delap DID, from Belfast supposed for st
John. NIB, July 81. lat As 81. Ion A Oh.
Bark John Lsrway lBr. from Cork for Baltimore July
81, lat 46 81, Ion A o.
Bark Falmouth. from Hamburg for Philadelphia, Aug
1onf
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours In
psrison corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer ut Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building No 2ls Broadway
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FOR CHAHrrY's SAKE.

Tho following contributions have been received ut
this of1ce IN aid OF the destitute family living at No.
4e2 West Forty -nrst strcst:'A wili,ps Giver" 81;
q. H., -; D., &fos A. ". 81
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

ship Walter wa,e1t Cof Yarmouth. Ns). Hatfield,
from liverpool jury 2
BARK Nausika Nor, scicberg from Duukirk Juno a.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Office

DATES or DEPARTURES YORK ron THE MONTH
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

shtp Guidregn tNor). Rotterdam; Acx Marshall. Ion
don Asquntor Ger). stostia Orcuo Nor), Cron-
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Aug Noon.
Tho Western Union tim ball to-day dropped woenths
O q slow.
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average temperature Yesterday. 20
year. 70