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DORA FIrRO.

Dora Fisro who had figured the night before at the
Buckingham Palace and the Twcnty-ninth precinct
station house, was brought to the Jefferson Market
Court yesterday. shc had been encountered by her
brother In company with a man named Dinsmorc,
and the young man had secured her arrest. Her
father, who had vany expostuIated with her, was 10
Court too He is Mr.. Joseph Fiero ONO. 44G West
Tnirty-nrst street, OF and pectaDilty,
VINO bad brought up his daughter as a lazy anu Sc
cured her the best OF tuition His kind Offices, how
ever seemed 10 have awakened no grateful response
IN the breast OF the young woman who bfazcnly
mounted the stand yesterday and looked defiance at
her indignant relatives. Her iathcr's story OF her
having been before committed TO Institution called
80 Judge Murray's mind tue old gentleman's subse-
Quent intcrcession with him In her behalf, and he
said, III told you, air you were acting unwiscly
when you took her from The House oil tho Good Shcp-
herd"
s.She pleaded so piteousy,n said the father "that
thought she would mover bring me 10 shame again.
The Judge addressed tow inquiries to Dora. she
said she lived IA . reputable house IN Thirteenth
street and not disposed to return home.
Her counsel, Mr.. Huinmcl, thea asked her release
the grounds that snc was OF age and mistress OF
her actions which, vi course had to be accorded
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SPOKEN.

Ship Vancouver tBr,. Crosby from st John, NIB, for
Liverpool June ~ Is miles SSE Of Seal Island.
Ship Kit Carson Spencer. from Cardiff for Batavia,
date. lat q :. Ion - W. =
snip Cosrao of Quebec from CardiH Tor Hong Kong.
MAY "a, lat IA n. Ion ~ ".
shin told Hunter. Freeman from New York Tor Shang
hae, May Is. lat - ~ lon 81 W
Ship Magnolia tBr,. from Bristol Y. for Deswarc Break
and bark Harvester from Londonderry Tor Baiti
more no date, &c tbv pilot boat Ezra Nyr).
Bark Wawnench tIIrl Wilson. from Cork for America,
June q. lat IS 80. Ion 81 IL.
Bsrs Enigma (Br, Walker. from Glasgow for San DIV
Hook, june -, lat AZ a.. ion 81 10.
Barx french tBr Reid. from Mauritius for New York.
May ~. lat % ). Ion - l.. -
BARK Nova Scotia Oh. from London Tor sydney. CB.
june !. II miles OF thu smalls
Bark Mandarin fSr Forth. nom Liverpool Tor Quebec.
June .. lat 81 rs. Ion ~ %.
Rark Gessner uier Cbristohers from Bremen Tor Bat
more. June z. lat ~, Ion 81.
BARK Betty teri Hodge, from Richmond Va. Tor Rio
Grande, May %, lat - y, Ion 30 W.
Bark GYPSY Queen tBl. Pasne, from Ncwry for Balti
more. Jane ~. lat ~, Ion SO %. .
Bark (Aus Sagatich from Hull fol Philadelphia
June ~, ~ miles SE o Fire Island.
Bark Hilton orr. Hilton fron, Bristol Tor Delaware
Breakwater June ~ lat ~. Ion 80 ~.
Brig Harriet Campbell IN from for Philade phia
June - lat 30 IL. Ion rs ~.
from Boston fyr Caicos June =, 10 miles SW
Of South Shoal.
Adan Bowiby, Mullen. from New York for Aouin,
Jun. IL, lat 81 10, Ion % -
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Bark Zsnrak fNor). Aalholn. Antwerp-C Tobias Co.
Bark Major tAus), Radovich Antuerp-Funch, Edye q
Co.
4 Co.
Bark kota (Nor), sorensep, Copenhagen-Frnch. Eaye
4 Co. -,
Bark Preciosa CNor). jacobsen Havre-Boyd Hincken
Bark Sikinx (Br), kyerson. havre or Ronen-boyo
Hincken
Bark Nellie May Ross. Marseies-B Meteslf Go.
Brig Brown, Foster, Caen (France)-Mier a housh-
Brig Carolus GtaD, Muro oonstantino ploFunch Edge
Brig Angel tBr. Dassoy. Sam tAfrica) n spraguc
Brig John swan, Hanson, Buenos Ayres-lsaac n.
Staples. -
Brig City Of Moulo. Him., Point-a-Pitre Guad-J II
Hamn SON.
lBris Alexander Nicxels Peacock, cenfusgos-Marcus
Hunter x Co.
Brig Martha Berry, Dolan Matanzas-Miiler Hough-
ton. -
schr Walter Piummer, Piummer. oporto-Miler
Houghton.
schr Theresa McQuin, Para-G Amsinck l. Co.
Schr VIM Green, Heath. foint.a Ptre-h Trowbrdgs's
Sons.
schr Annie b TN. secord. Yarmouth. NS-A Honey
Schr Opera (Br, Fowler st John Mp Nevins Son.
Schr w Pharo Collins. Charleston Evans, Ball Il Co.
Schr Jessie Elizabeth. Weaver B~ltimore-Wm Chal-
Schr W Phare. Osborn. Philadephia-slaght, Bailey
Co.
Schr Juliet. Robinson, Boston-James Borland Co.
schr Q Ackcn Toms, Stamford-stamord Manufacture
ing Co..
schr Reindeer. Howard. Cold Spring B Weinberg Co.
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THE NEW BARGE OFFICE.

WHAT CONGRESSMAN MULLER HAS TO SAT-
ABOUT us ADVANTAGES AND ITS PROBABLE
COST.
Congressman Muller, who represents tho Filth dis
trct OF this State to this city yesterday
we'll satisfied with his experiences at inc national
capital. III had succeeded in doing nothing elsc,"
said he TO a HERALD reporter, .'than TO secure the
passage OF the Barge Onico bill would have
TO feel gratifcd. 1t Will be q great advantage TO
travellers their arrival at this port from Europe,
and will put an end to many abuses that now exist
NY fellow Congressman perceived the thing WAS
needed In this city, and party feeling was probably
for the rs time utterly ignored In the vote on the
..How much Mr Muller, do you suppose this barge
ONCE will finally cost?" asked the reporter
.Tnat is question which It Is impossible for mo TO
answcrp was the reply. II suppose IL Will cost the
amount appropriated, but Il may cost more through
extravagance Of design but, then, In that regard,
ii there was some fault iound with the bill In some
quarters" suggested tho reporter. ION the ground
that was very large sum 10 DO appropriated
for such purpose in these nard limos
s'Wc' Was the reply, IL showed the allacy OF this
Congress. | claimed that IN every country wh,cE
is wisely governed the government expcnds money
for legitimate purposes That Is, the government OF
country, IN generous and sensible under
sse en 81 s ne ooan.rys resources Resr GDp
in ths connection to Mr.. Schicicher's bll
Mr.. Muller sad that the fair minded people OF the
country would, In his opinion, oncr no objection TO
the measure when they came 10 understand u thor
oughiy, and that they would believe with him in the
full truth OF the apnorism that the aborer was worthy
oil his nirc. He begged TO dsaflirm any change Of
faith, any falling off In allegiance TO the principles
the last general election was pending Representing
as he did, constituency made up, 10 vory ar-e ex
tent oil those who earn their daily bread by the sweat
OF their brow, he knew their wants and their necess
ties. lie was convinced that tho expenditures in The
bill wise, judcious and necessary and that the
best interests OF the people would BIO subserved by the
mass q 10 bill.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIp LAuRESs Snow, from Mejiones for United King
n or s Wso il eoaaon ais
charge cargo and 20 into dock.
40 tons which went ssrcrs last month
day to Mr. W 1unbridge for Sl4,75o.
BRIG swirrsuRE tB- from Now York Tor Charotletown.
which wen. ashore near Cranberry s Gsnso came on
20 marine railway for repairs
scnn sAssn Cooper sunk w "a
cargo o. nme for Eosinn, and had to put int Seal
arbor where they remasea until SATURDAY . when they
began 20 oas ana =. oe.oek the lime tcoS hrs:
but s heaawaS and was finally They
her .long possible but at Il "'ccsk they LETT
pitch rk. They had but iass lclt the vessel
ca %es n sht ' The crew managed md snothse
sehoone, =. anchor near by and Wen. on boad OF her
reached Portland. Capt Bosan. Of the tug W 4 Scott
and fsinriic
scuR ALEX DUNCAN. wen. ashore North Spit. Eel
River morning Of juno IL but will probably gotten
scmR FLORIDA hanger for Salem. put into Portland
June % leaking 800 strokes per hour.
Sem NARY A. rsm st John Nh arrived at Portland
2 leaking badly and with loss of 100000 laths oil deck
LADY FRANKLIN tof Gloucester Olsen, ut Boston
Hm ss shos and got Of a. ii mi with slight
damage.
scnR HARRIET CnAcK OF and from st John. NB with a
cargo Of iahs Tor New York put into Gloucester Mass
18th inst watcrosgsd with loss Of deck load caused by
scmR RADIANT bound W. put into Portland June "a
lcaky.
BARBADOS May 2s-Capt Peters, OF the brig Tycoon Of
lat % il n lon W which he supposes be the schr
Annie Tiboetts. Of Harrington Me-. The wreck lies
position fer vessels approaching during tho
night.
HALIFAX June 25-Brig Beta from Boston for Lunen-
burg last evening ut Rosehead near Lunenburg
during Tho vessel laden with moas.es and -four Is
owned Esenhauer Co of Lunenburg. and is insured
for SIS OOo In the Ocean Office in this city.
NEW BxpYoRp, June PA ANAL schooner, I'm.
known sank on Handker chicf shoal Vineyard Sound,
supposed to have been into has
gone from Whey ard Haven
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CORRUPTED IN STATE PRISON.

II being discovered that a system OF overwork and
bribery prevailed in connection with the hat making
at Sing Sing Prison. and that Keepers c. c.
Cronan, OF Catlaraugus county, and z. b. Avery OF
westehester county, implicated in the matter,
She latter have been discharged from their positions
BY Warden Davis 1t appears IRON the information
gathered that they paid Tor their services IN the
matter. and that OF the nat making
convicts were likewise paid for extra labor. The
contract all the hatmakIpg machinery and fifty
the ouvict hat makers, were recently transferred
from Sing Sing Prison TO inc prison ut Clinton where
snuiacturing OF hats hereafter 10 be carried
op Some OF The convicss who had been doing over
work were left behind at Sing sing, and began 10
because OF the dscouragng prospects OF their
obtaining their promised reward for their extra
labor. This Tact camo TO the knowledge OF
Warden DAVIS, who at once proceeded to inves.
Iigate the matter. and Keeper Cronan admitted
the hat contractors had remuncrated him Tor his
IN sging the extra Work OF the convcts;
IN at he had received at time <l25 Tor such SER
vices. Under these circumstances Warden DAVIS dis
charged Keepers Cronar and Avery and made his re-
port 10 that effect 10 superintendent Pilsbury.
Both Cronin and Avery are liable to arrest and trial
for isdemeanor, IL being offence OF that grade for
officer, keeper guard employed at the prison to
accept OF any present from contractor contractors
agent, eisher directly or indirectly.
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TAKE THE GARBAGE TO SEA.

The following is q letter from tho Pilot Commits
sioncrs Mayor AMI Common Council In relation
TO dumping OF garbage clca nings the
vicinity Of New Yoik Bay
OFFICE BOARD COMMISSIONER or PiLors,
INV YORK, Juae -. 1878
TO THE MAYOR Lsp COMMON COUNCIL or rnE CRY or
GESrLrarS-This Board. to whom the state has dele.
The Of protecting tho barbor of New york
city ana It's large commerce. feei that they should. from
time to time. call your attention 10 the tact that
complaints are continually being made relative
evils growing ont cf the present manner
OF di.posing 81 the cty's dfedginps and street
refuse They feel that they would be derect In their
duty did they put You In possession OF the best norma
great aud beautiin harbor And hrst relative com.
plants which they hav. remedy. There
along the shore ~ Long Island hotels 20 which
citizens during the summer. Inform alton
he deposit OF city refuse this
shore threatens destroy Cop.y Island As water.
ing place. and thereby grestly impair the value
oi the most attractive places Of summer resort partcu
larry for that class Of citizens who's business linn
tied render IL inconycnien tor them TO great
from home search recreation. This
beg respectfully that In their Judgment power
OF the city should be exercd aid In
serving abuse aud dcterioration the shores all
Island apple. with almost coua ali pss Of
shore line and therefore, Ia the opinion Of
this Board, the city authorities should Lose
time in causing TO be provided suitable steam bsrges
all the street clcsnng 10 and should cndeavor
by ali To procure the psssngc by the
lie gsnture Of requiring all th. dredrtngs street
sme proper place the upland Within bukhcad for
carried miles outside Of
from shores bordering the harbor
entrance under heavy penalties 81 hnc And nprsonment
We the subject will receive tho attention which
demands
By order Of The Board. AMBROSE Snow. President
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ADVANCING THE PRICE OF COAL.

The various companies In the coal combination met
yesterday and liked their prices The Lchish Valley,
comprising the Spring Mountain Lehigb, the spring
Brook Lebigh, the Jcddo Lcbeh, the highland Lc
nigh, the Phisdeipnia Coal Company Lchigh, tho
Wyoming and the Franklin wikesbarre have fixed
mo following tes:-Lump, 81 ~, an advance OF 10
cnls per ton; steamboat, SO 70, an advance Of Is
cents pcr ton broken So 90, an advance OF Is cents
per ton egg. So 90, advance of IL cents per ton
stove 81 10 advance oil 20 cents por ton; chest
nut 50 so, an advance OF rs cents per ton.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company estab-
ished the following prices = Furnace lump, ~ 90;
81 20; chestnut, % go According TO this table they
have advanced the prices OF stove and chestnut ten
cents per ton. All tho otnsr companies in the
binaton agreed upon the Same advance, with the
eeption or the Lohigh Valley.
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A GOOD WATER SUPPLY.

tour OF inspection OF the various reservoirs which
supply the city with Croton water has Just been made
by Commissioner Campbell and Chief Engineer Camp
bell ofthc Department OF Public Works, Tor the pur
poso OF asccrtainlng thor condition. Tho West
Branch Reservoir ut Boylcs corners 1rst visited
II was found to be fully supplied IL mas a capacity
of 2 500 600 900 gallons Tho Middle Branch Roser-
voir has capacity OF ooo 600 600, and ioand
be about one-ihird full. Lake Mabopac was full to
ovornowng. Water taken from the lake last year
for the purpose oil supplying the Croion Dam. Tho
capacity OF the latter rs 5000 900 gallons Com
missioner Campbell expresses the opinion 10 his re.
port that there will be need OF draining water from
the lake this summer, In consequence oil tho late
heavy rains. An N natl0n oil tue Croton Dam was
also made. The water, In every instance was ascer
tanned 10 be perfectly clear and pure
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Sailed May 49, Elvie Allen. Aseveao. Loando
SAyrAxDKn. June l0-Ciexreu, Miriam, Parker, New
York.
vALyNcIA MAY Arrived Zumx Peterson. CHR
WArsRroRD June s-Arrived Eliza, vassalo, Baltimore;
1Ith. Zenobia. Amundscn, do. :.
YauiDKs. June u Arrived, A9n'e Weston. Howss.
Yokohama.
AMSTERDAM June I4-The Lainetar has been examined
age OF importance; she will discharges for repairs.
BRsroL June l3The Goamin. llartneli, arrived here
to-day from Philadelphia. having strained uppor
works. deck &C. June in tue Ahantc also that iltn
int in kingrsad she lost anchor and chain
CAERSAsvos juno 13-A fsbuoy. covered with barna-
ccs aud the worus Annnbella. st Johns. printed Ia
black has been picked up the beach neas Crccieth
Cardigan Bay.
CAFE Tows. Nay 2l-Tte bark Eta Ioring OF Boston
from for Kooc Uapan put in here June H.
with of sails wheel ana tnura during
hurricane in lat 40 3. lou III n; tho mAse.
and injured and one seaman WAS washed
overbourd.
CgARA May 25-Thc Mauna Loa american schooner.
from ST with in bulk In leaving tins port
NAV 49, 20 goousds be taken in tow by the Cenrenss
Engsn steanerl for Aracstv whore she MAS going on
account ashore and i high and drv ~
low tide dschar and IL Is hoped 70 got
her without damage next sprnS tide about May ~
RIO JAsEIRo. May 25-The Ring Moran, which sailed
hence Francisco put back on the l2th win
am alpox on board she proceeded again ON the 18TH
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwrnr, June 25-Anived steamer Hermann Ludwig
tBeig). Dent, Montreal.
AMSTERDAM June 2l-Arr.ved. bark Admiral tGcr),
Lau-r. New York
ARKSDAL June Is-Arrivcd bark Bondcvcnnen tNor) ;,
Thomasen Philadelphia.
Bunxr ISLAND jane 24-Arrvcd. ship India CSor), Moi
DELL. Phsdelphia.
BARCELONA June ieArrvcd, brig Antonio Lissat (sp)
Borctsen, Savannah.
BAN, Jane ls-Arrived, brig Magenta dBb, Lockhart
Philadelphia.
cArAxiA June II Sailed, steamer Crest (Br Darling
Malaga and New York.
cAprz jane 10 Arrived. bark Resolution tsp), Rodon
New orleans.
CorrSnAGgS. June 22-Arrived, bark Mcrcatvr (Nor),
Bercntsen, New York.
Down, June 23-oT, bark President Bumenthai
GER, scharpins. from New York for Copenhagen.
DurLis June c4Arrived. shp bonanza tBr). Webster.
Baltimore; bark Amcitis tNor,, Reimers, New York.
GLASGOW June 2i-Saiicd, steamer California (Brj,
Oyenstonc. New York
LfvxnrooL, June a5-Arved, ships VIM Tapscott, wy.
man New Orleans; Mcrom, Lowell. st John. NIB.
Sailed 25tb steamer victoris tBo, Williams. Boston;
bark Hannah W Dudley. Dudley. United states.
LoxpoS. June 25-Arrivcd. steamer Elysia tBr). Nc.
Richie. New York.
Arrived 10th steamer Clyde CBr), Luckhurst Quebec.
Lrtrn june 2o-Arived, steamer Darent Orr. Bernard
Montreal
L,zaRp. June s5-on steamer Denmark fBr Williams,
New York for London
LAaSr June 22saiicd. steamer state Of Virginia tBr)
Noodle from glasgow, New York
LxcnoHS. June 2iArrived bark Suovs Chiarini GtsD,
Anastasio, Philadelphia.
sailed 22d brig Clara Pickens. Coomos Philadelphia
MovILtr, June 25-Arrved, bark Jas Boyd tT3r,
RIehan, Baltimore for Londonderry.
MrLBounsE, June 2s-Arrlvcd bark Charley tBr) Rob.
inson, New York
Ngway June 2o--ssiicd. bark Domenico u.aD, Oar.
gulo. United States
NAPLES June 10 Arrived. bark Ammonia dsail csnsro
New York.
ouEESsrowS. June 24-Arrived. barks Arasst Aus),
Mcdowell, New York; yoltri utaD, Bose, Baltimore;
25th. ships Fricderch Ger, Raschen. New Orleans Hs
gcrstown, whitmorc. Iuanlos barks AibissoIa u.aD
Pisceito Baltimore; Ruth Palmer tBr smith. do; zio
Battista uaD. Olivar do Ceres tNor. Olsen Phiisdc
phia; Giuseppe tItaD. Perronc, do; Giscomc Mcrto
utaD, olivari, Nov York Nicolino u.ali. Pence. do
saga tNor). Larsen, do.
sailed 24th. steamer Palestine On. whiseway from
LvsrpooD, Bosson after putting back tnet as before re-
ported.
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CLEARED.

Steamer City Of New York tBr). Land Liverpool via
Queens town-- Williams A Guiou.
Steamer Joseph Fcrens tBr, Cartwright. Cork for
dcrs-John Seager
Steamer tiharbrs Orr, Mckinney, Halifax, Ms, and
st J ohns. NF-Clark a seaman.
Steamer yanoke, Couch. Norfolk City Point and Rich
moud-Old Dominion ste amshp Go.
Steamer Uctorara. Reynolds. Baltimore-Wm Daixeii
steamer Gen whitney, iiaitctt Boston-Ii D!riock
Bark Andrina v tAns), Gssch. Beyrout-slocovch h
Co.
BARK Papa Gacomo dtaD, Lauro Bristol. E--Lauro,
sark Ducness Of Lancaster tBr), Williams. Bristol E
James w Liwell 4 Co
Bark Ocean CHIEF (Bu. Cook Gloucester. E. George
Buliey.
BARK Anna MARTA dAbundo 1tsD, sisno, Gioucestcr.
E-Lauro. storey ScarpatL s
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived a. Provneetown Junc "a schr Hatfield Cor
nell Untt.ras Ground with 100 bbls oil all told
Sailed from New Bedford June -, sehr Caleb Eaton,
Hyatt, for Atlantic Ocean.
Al Little Fish BAY April ~ bark Mary Frazier Dexter.
Of Edrartown with bbls oil all told Daniel Blaine.
OF Cav Head boatstecre Killed during the cruise by
falling from the m asthcad.
Al south Kew Cuba with 40 bbis OIL She having
seen schr Rising sun, Taylor, with 10 sp, 80 blk.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Only four Aldermen answered to Clerk Tuomey's
roll call at twelve O'CLOCK yesterday so that President
Roberts was compelled adjourn tho regular session
until Tuesday next.
The Permit Bureau at the City Hall Issued Yesterday
ninety two additional dog licenses
Members OF the Alder manic Law Committee say IL
Is probable they VIII report Ia favor OF retaining the
governing the Of fireworks in this city
without any amendment 10 the 81 and 4tn oil July.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE rs l878RIPLE SHEET

or Fastnet 25tb. AN. steamer England .Br) Thomp-
son. New York for Queenstown and Liverpool
RIVAL. juno l7-Salsd. bark Veteran, Cage United
States
Rosrocx. June 22-Arrived. bark Peter tGer) Wort
mann. PhiiadelphtA
SOUTHAMPTON, June 25-Arrved, steamer Donau t6er,'
Bussins, New York for Bremen (and saied).
srErrS. June 23- Arrived. bark Jens Nisen tNor,
Hulgt New York.
SyENnoRc June Arrived bark Kerdaa (Nor) Olsen,
New York.
Sailed from -, juno b bark syrnga tBr) Partridge.
United States.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
THIRD DISTRICT ToMpK1SsvILLE, \. y. June 20 1878
second class black spar buoy has by authority Of tho
Board been ark old sunk-n dock
off tho point New Brighton entrance 10 Kid Won
kull. CLlTZ. Commodore N,
Lighthouse Inspection
wgvrxsrory, Ii, Juue 25-Tnc sailing master ct the
Yacht Flcetwinc reports buoy No 3 tho
trance TO Northport Harbor, as missing.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June 25, 1873.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June 25, 1873.
The schr Sarah 3, Capt Flynn, with lumber, for Now
York. while going to yesterday with pilot In tow of
ting struck the north bar Of st Johns River and is
still aground The is uli of water aud part OF her
cargo has been thrown over The moderate 1t Is
thought that the vessel will not be gotten or
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SAILED.

Steamers City of New York sr for Lverpool wynnoks
Rchmond ship Nile tBr,, London bark Aisen Ger,
Cork: brig Cascxtellc, Cardcnas
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FOR CHARIll'5 SAKE.

Sarah N. Toussey has forwarded S. to this once
for MI and Mrs Burroughs, Of No 225 East Tssnty.
1ith street
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ONCE.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
JUNE AND JULY.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

hoIYnEAD, juno 25-wind sw, moderate; barometer
3o.l5I.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw loRK, June 25-Noon.
The Western Union time ball to-day was dropped cor
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ALMANAC FOR NEW oRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
Connecticut western news., 1878-12-04
Exports and Imports.

The value of domestic exports from the United States during the month of October reaches the extraordinary total of $65, ,OO0, ,OO0, showing an increase of six millions over the exports of October, 1877. The value of imports was but $37, 1000, 900, or $28, ,000, 900 less than the exports, and $6, 500, 900 less than the imports for the corresponding month of last year. The trade balance in favor ot the United States, which, for the nine months ending September 30, had reached the sum of $209, ,00O, 900, IS, therefore, at the end of October $237, ,OOO, ,OOO, or equal to $284, COG, GOO for the year. It may be interesting to note that the domestic exports of the United Kingdom for October were valued at $96, ,OO0, 900, while the imports were $148, GOO, 900, and that for the ten months the exports and imports of the two countries compare as follows: Ex- ports-British, $910, ,OOO, 900; American, $62O, 900, 900; Imports-British, $1 ,556,' GOO, GOO; American, 1884, 100000. For the ten months, even in the face of the rapidly-declining value of imports, the trade balance against the United King dom is STAG, ,000, ,000.