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AGAIN PROSECUTED.
DIR. WHITEHEAD ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED NAL
PRACTICE ON AN UNKNOWN WOMAN.

DIR. WHITEHEAD ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED NAL
PRACTICE ON AN UNKNOWN WOMAN.
Last FRIDAY Mr.. Henry Weed, Of M. liza Third
avenue, came to Judge kibreth at the Fiity
Street Court, and said he wished 10 prefer charge
against DR.. Newton Whitehead, Of East Forty -hnh
strcet, OF malpractice on woman TO MIN Weed un.
known. Mr. Weed had quito long consultation with
the Judge, anu he and his vile made aldavts on
which His Honor granted warrants Tor tho arrest OF
Dr. Whitehead, his wife, Mrs. Sarah Whitehead, and
Their servant, Agnes HoIbrook. According TO Tue
uniaavits there was brouah, TO tho rooms adjoining
Mr. Needs apartments at No. 1872 Third avenue on
Wednesday night last. woman la a pregnant con
duon. That night TINS woman. was seen BY Dr.
Whitehead ana hts wife, anu skc objeoted TO an
loving evening. however, Mr.. and Mrs. Weed
testify that they were looking over the
servant ir the room. rney Also medicine ad
mustered TO tho woman BY the servant, anu alter
ldcnlly describe as malpractice. On Saturday 'ast
Dr. Whitehead, In company Win Counsellor Now
came before Judge Kners.h and applied Tor warran.
OF attempted ackmaii The Doctors state
ment was that Mr. Weed had approached
him and demanded $500 II he tDr wbnchcao) uid not
wish 10 be exposed; that he told Mr. Weed 10 get
OF tho house at once, but on the following day he
came again and demanded $3.50. rhc Judge did not
grant the warrant against Mr Weed, but Dr. White
mead, his vile aud his servant were arraigncd before
hin ys..srsAy alerncon 90 Weeds compliant Inc
statement but his Efforts wore for tho time unavailinH.
Mr. Weed, as did also MS wc, stated positively that
they saw woman between eighteen and twenty
years OF ago In the apartments adjoining theirs on
Wednesday aud Thursday afternoon last; that she
BLONDE aud from her appearance aud manners q
woman Of reinement and educas'ou; that they saw
an operation performed ana aiso saw her leave the
house with the Doctor and his vile Friday NOR ming
Mr. Weed testified that no followed the Doctor OF
the house that morning aud questioned him about the
msttcr and the DECOR told him to mind his own
business In response 70 these statements Dr. White
head swsars that sns woman seen by Weed Agnes
Hobrook, his servant; that she won't 90 tho apart.
mcnts Ut NO LIZ rnrd avenue which are ord, nsry
occupied ~ his brother, who 10 now out Of the city,
TO clean thcn, aud she tAgnes was taken sick there
She was the woman 10 whom the medicine ad-
ininistersd but as 70 nny operation being performed
that was purely fabrication on the part OF Mr.. Weed
Judge kibresh listened TO the statement Of all the
parties Interested Ia the case but finally concluded to
hold DR.. whitehead anu his vile aud servant for
animation. aud requested the prison keeper TO place
them IN separate cells.
Detective McGowan and Mr.. Weed st present are
aDxiously looking Tor the young woman VINO was In
the house In Third avenue without her teEtimoay
It IL feared that The prosecution wiIlisiL
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BEECHER GOING WEST.
EXTENSIVE

HIS DEPARTURE YksTERD,Y OK AN EXTENSIVE
Lee CURE TOUR, TO INCLUDE CALIFORNIA.
Tho Rev. Henry Ward Beschsr lett his house No.
ia Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, shortly amer niue
O'Clock yesterday morning and Grove quietly down 10
Futon Jerry Arrived on this side OF the river the
carriage drove up Fulton street to broadway and
proceeded up Town ut rapid rate TIL the Grand
Central Depot was reached. The minister then
took seat In the Chicago express, leaving the
depot at hail past ton eclock and thus began Jour-
pey OF twenty thousand mics or more, during
which he VIII lecture nay times. returning "
brooklyn ana the discharge OF his pastoral
For many years Mr.. Beecher has not failed pay
annual visit 10 tue Twin Mountain House, whuhsr bs
nay lever But paving received repeated requests 70
visit California anu having assured himself that the
climate Is adapted to the rcicf Of the masdy from
wnich he suffers no VIII TINS the GoIdeu
hearneyitcs aud mining miliiosnairss. Among otnor
topics which no WI, discuss Tor their sd,hcasiea
are tue following :"Hard Tunes, "rhe Ministry Of
wealth." "fne Wastes and Burdsns Of So
Getty" Two visits viii be made to San Fran
cisco at bret Intervals, aud the remainder Of
the lecturers time will DO DIVIDED between Portland,
Oregon, wnerc three lectures viii DC delivered; San
Diego, Santa Barbara, New Almsden. santa Clara,
vallejo ana other points on the return TRIP through
the Nspt valley. Tue tour IN southern California
Will be quite an extensive one Tue series Of nny
lectures begins TINS evening.at Lansing Men, the
speaker arriving more " day IL SIX o'clock Between
this aud the lith Of August twenty two lectures will
be delivered before San Frscisco 10 reached the
terms OF the contract with Manager Pond have bees
KEEP secret though u Is rumored .rs, ,h: lecturer
NJ Beocher was accompanied 10 the depot ny ME
vito aud two grand daugnters and was met there BY
Bescher vii also be- q membsr OF "a. travelling parry
The sons and daughter OF the fantiy will spssd The
summer at the Peckskin iarm, where the parents
hope 70 JOIN them one week before the vnsss's wosE
begins.
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.hnk ever knew .ha. to happen" .ala d.. Duncan.

think ever knew that 10 happen" said DR.. Duncan.
s'Probaby the Board OF Health compelled H."
Nobody was sick here. ''Scx children, 10 it?"
said buxOm looking woman IN ono room sure
thats all the childhsr have. Would give me
ticket To take that excursion ~ aud she pointed
to a small green parrot, which shreked vicousy aud
tried 10 bite Dr. Duncans umbrella In the front
building was found = child who had been very sick
a week before, but who had recovered under DR.
Duncans treatment ''She would have had cholera
morbus she hadn't been treated In time" said he,
smiling aud patting the little ones head.
Next door, No 154, was In very good condition for
house. On the second story, as tho Doctor
opened door alter knocking, AZ woman sprang to
hold It, and the Doctor stood back hall laughing, tor
she not entirely dressed. She had no children
aud he Knocked at the next door and opened II.
Again no started back GU receiving q hasty "No' TO
bis Question--"Any sick children heref" There was
different expression his face this time. "rherc
was woman her knees praying" he said ''rhars
the first time ever came across such thing In my
rounds"
In all, some twenty houses were visited, IN one OF
which mo. 93 Greene street) are thirty.one families
living Into each tenement In each house, the Doctor
went, and In more than dozen cases he
doubleday the means OF stopping disease which might
have proved serious " not fatal.
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HUNTERS POINT NUlSANCES.

Afor tho conviction Of Mr.. Coe, the proprietor OF
one OF the Ncwtown Creek, L. J., stencil breeding
manu- factorics EDWARD Clarke, who was also under
indictment, pleaded guilty, and sentence was
suspended on his promise 10 spate the nuis-
aGce by abauaontng No use OF sludgc aciu.
since then 1t has been ascertaincd that Clarke
had resumed the practice OF using s,udgc acid and.
GU the report Of tho Board OF Health effect
warrant Tor The arrest Of Clarke was Issued
trusted 10 Detectives OCounor aud Flca, Of tho DIS
trict Attorneys office. Yesterday morning. the de-
trctives arrested clarke al his residence, No. s92
Wiiioughby avenue, brooklyn, aud brought him to
the District Attorneys Oicc The accused Danufac-
sentence before Judge Gdersesse, IN ths Court OF
Genera Sessions, o-morrow sheriff Daggett, Of
Broo slyn. became Clarke's surety.
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KATE SOUTHERN WRITES.

s1oRfts CONCERNING HER CoNTRADrcrED--
now SHE FAR Al THE CONVICT cAMr.
From tho Savannah News, July 49,
wc have received tho following letter IRON tho un-
fortunate woman whose crime and the commuia,ion
Of whose punishment has boen the subject of such
elaborate discussion at home and abroad by tho press
As Will be seen, her object Is to false report
which she copceves not only dcrogalory " herSef
but unjust TO ihosc to whom sbo 10 grateful for SYM
paihy and kird treatment We publish tho letter
without alteration or correction, with tho SIMPLE re
mark that mother the composition, tho orhograpby
are cbaracteristic OF The ignorant, coarse woman
which some have represented her TO be ~
ocoxKs CAap. wAsnisgros COUNT,
GKoRoIA PxSIrxsriARY. July II.
y learn w.. srs.' pain ma. the s:vanash ssndas
that the ronvicts also wished had Now kindly per-
ssrass o my s% n s%a s to
erroueous mpresson am gratined re.evisx the
gsa, ml.srsunes this distress my greatest or.uae
has been my falling into the hands Of gentleman and
May kindnessss In holding my hands ms heart and
self esteem and to hear that any paper pubsnng
anything that might In the reflect any way against
Coz ated am tor proieciiag my worldly snsesoas 50
whose threats kept my heart aching aud my head
fcnzsd and losing all reason. desperation naturally
thc Ueorga Psnitontisy selng such might expect
cold embrace orsttinx chain striped clothes labor
pat 70 ght work cnttins aud making convict eotbe
not roned :, cshers NOS drapsd in convict stripes have
Tho family table threats Of the cooklng
s .'s re ssA sS'ss s's ana %, ss
correct the reports In circulation snjas
'a''' -'' ' ''' very ' S%fs iss oUfnEsS
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OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING.

OCEAN GnovE. n. j., July IL, 1873.
Tho attendance A. the Union Evanacistic Holiness
camp meeting Was smaller than any previous day.
large number OF ministers lett on Saturday to attend
their own homo churches. Tho morning services
oiay, after SIX O'Clock prayers, wero led ny the Row
Dr. Hughes and the halt past eight grace aboundinr
ne?ting by the Rev. DR.. Palmer. They wore 10 have
been followed by sermon by the Rev. stephen II.
Tying, Jr, OF New York, but ho Jailed to arrive. An
experience meeting was hold instead by tho Rev. A.
u. Earle. There was service OF song aud praise In
Tho anernooI, sermon by tho Raw Niles Grant aud
a1 cxbortaiion by The R"v y. Davies, the evangelist
IRON Maine. In the evening there vas sermon ny
toe Rev. lfomsr King, oil New York, "rhs Boud Of
CnrstIan UuioD." Tomorrow VIII be childrcu' . day.
Tho weather is Gear aud cool anu tho bathing nne
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A HAPPY THOUGHT.
To rmH EoIrom or rnx HERAlD:-

To THE EDiroR rnK HERALD:--
saw IN your yesterdays HERALD that Professor
Edison will DO able TO reduce the noise Of tho Metro
potan Railroad afty per cent. l thiak 1 know Of a
method 10 away with the other haIf--shat Is, re-
duce tho fare 10 ave cents This will be the means of
pl'ing he cars and take away the hollow SOUND. An
empsy wagon always mskos more noise than loaded
one. ~ works somethins ike uumng boil u takes
ness along the road by causing more people 10 use
H.. This would compensate US some extent for The
annoyance We sunsr; complaints along the route
would diminish almost entirely, besides increasing
the revenue OF tho company. A. L., SIKH avenue.
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PLEADS 10 MANSLAUGHrER.

An indictment for the killing Of John Ryan, In q
Brooklyn liquor saloon some time ago. was found yes
terday against John r. Heating by tho Kings county
Grand Jury. The accused was allowed 10 plead guilty
~ mansisuehter IN tue fourth degree aud was
mandsd until Wednesday for sentence.
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THE "OPEN AIR FUND. "

10 rHg EDITOR THE HERALD:-
The following amounts, received for the ''open air
fund" OF ST. Msrys free hospitsI for children, are
hereby gratelu Iiy acknowledged To erect scaside
sanitarium Tor the lille sufferers about s., 500
needed Further contributions arc earnestly solicited
nud should be sent 10 the hospital, No. 40f West
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PACIFIC MAIL

Tho Pacific Mat, Steamship Company hes given the
required sixty days notice TO tho Uncn Psclnc Rail-
read Company that they wish 70 cancel the contract
EXISTING between them
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, JAY Is, 1885,
THE NEW ioGK CUSTOM HOSE APPOINTMENTS.
The Treasury officials have nothing to say to-day
upon the subject Of tho retention removal
OF Deputy Collector Lydecker ut New York.
THIS VIII undoubtedly depend upon what action
tho new Collector shall take lie sends TO the dc.
partment his mountainous of his subordinate officers
for she departments approval No nominations of
subordinalos from OF the newly appointed officials
were received at the department to- day.
LARGE DEMAND FOR REGISTERED -FOUR PER
CENT BONDS
Owing to the numerous applications for regis. erod
four per cent BONDS OF small tho Treas
ury Department has unable with all the clerical
force which could be- employed thereon, to nh
tue orders as rapidly received Purchasers of tho
bonds should understand however that interest will
run from the dae OF paymen Tor The bonds md no,
from tho date OF their issuc, and that tho
little delay from time to time account
OF suddenly increased orders Will result in LOGS or
injury. The department Is using every possible exer
on however, to prevent all delays in the idturc and
In fow days will probably DO able TO ill all ord.rs
upon their receipt There Ia doiay In tho ISSUE Of
coupon bonds.
SILVER DOLLARS EXCHANGED FOR GOLD AT
PAR.
The Director OF the Mint received despatch to-day
from the Superintendent OF the Mint at San Francisco
stating that since tho LIST inst sos 900 silver dollars
had boon exchanged at that mint par for gold coins
CAUrIoNAgY SIGNAL STATIONS ON THE LAKES.
Between the goth OF this month ind August the
Chei Signal officer Will have established stations Tor
the DISPLAY of cautonary Signals whom necessary at
the following named lake ports:-Pon twatcr.
Ludingion, Traverse CITY, FRANKFORT. North
port and Maekinac, In Michigan. on
Lake Michigan; Rogers City, Eas, Tawas
Lake Huron. Munroe, Mich. PaynesvilIo aud Ash
tabua. Ohio, ana DunkirK, N. Y. on Laxo Erie, and
Charlotte and Cape Viuccnt on Lake Ontario IN CIV
YOrK.sS his large increase OF stations been rem
dpssd assilN by the recent favorable legislation OF
CongIess, Tor tho signal service.
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SECRETARY THOMPSON Ar NEWPORT.

A VISIT TO THE TORPEDO sTATfoN-sITE OF
THE PROPOSED NAVAL scHooL--A EEvIEw
AT FORT ADAMS GAASD TORPEDO DISPLAY.
[DY TELEGnArH 70 THE HERALD.
NEWPORT, July Is, 1878.
The United States steamer Tallapoosa, Captain Nc
Richie arrived here from New Lonion about eleven
O'Clock and as sho steamed into tho harbor salmto
lred In honor oi the Secretary OF tho Navy IRON
Goat Island, where the torpedo station Is located.
Captain X Randolph brccso tho coin,nanduut OF tho
station, aud tho other officers full wore on
tue wharf and boarded tho steamer post
BILE and welcomed tho officials and their lady friends
with low for.nsi,es Tue officers wore introduced
and hour 10 was passed In social Intercourse
IL vas decided to have tho torpedo experiments,
miniature naval battles, trial OF Lay torpedo &c,
tomorrow mosning. commencing NJ Tho oarly hour OF
nine O'Clock, an unusually long ana elaborate pro-
grammo having beeo arranged.
BRifisH GUESTS
Admiral Gore Jones, y. the knglsh Navy, pat In
appearance soon ailsr the steamers ARRIVAL aud
vas introduced 70 the guests lie came purpose
70 80 the torpedo experiments, and as SIR Edward
Thornton, the BRITISH Minister, vas N town ho
questcd permission OF the secretary 10 iavito hin
over TO the isand Tomorrow TO witness tho torpedo
exercises. lie waa assured BY Mr. 1hompson that he
would DO welcome
rna paorossp NAVAL scmooL
Thu afternoon Captain Drocss placed the United
Satea steamer Nina az the disposal oi Governor Van
Iand ior the purpose OF showing Secretary Thonpson
Could and rrudsaco siands, located near this place.
mcnt on behalf VI the State for tho cstab.
lishmsnt OF nava, school. the Governor being
one OF committcs OF three 70 make tho purchase
No charge will be made Tor tho land ia tie opinion
OF the Legislature tho state would 10 amply compcn-
sstsd ny The location OF suci insi oon within her
bofdera rho secretary did not Ike Gould Island,
besides being TOO small II zd other dsadv On
the other hand hc was very much posssd with Pru-
Island 10 every par.icular. and Expressed the
opinion that better site could not bc sciectod Ii
probable that tho State IA duo time viii vote the
necessary money and give tho government u decd OF
the pgOperty ior the pOso Intended.
VISIT TO yoRr ADAMS.
Tho Secretary, on his return, was driven by Cover
Van Zandt TO Fort Adams, accompanied oy INC
Other guests from the iallapooss. Hero they were
shown iuIl acId Jr, including nrina. OF Light bat
terry X, under command Of Captain H. II. Jackson.
Alter the drill tue secretary driven around Tho
road aud shown Lany OF ths various Interesting
localities about the place
ToRPkDoRs piHgD
THIS evening the party were treated 10 n novel
spectacle at tho torpedo station. large number OF
torpsdoes were nrcd IN the tuner harbor and rays
IRON Professor Farmers electric lighS vsro throw
upon thcm presenting weird scene.
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msnt bill and mad no right to say in his speech tn
Alexandra that he (Mr. Alexandcrl favored It,.

~''S~'A'''@ 'net he kAi- Aie&auacfl iAtotoo ib.i
Mr.. Alexander continued
lie knew better when he said so, aud lost no time
IN telling him aud the poopls OF his district what
thought OF him have not heard anythin. from
Hunton since received hts letter this morning lilo
stands IN no dngcr II he visits this city, that
nofhin. Will be In the way. | will visit Alexandrix
tomorrow and Ste what he wants. dou't intend 10
do any lighting. nave grandcbidrep VINO do all my
hghtins for mo, all OF my sons having grown tor o Id
Ia light for me.
IL your letter regarded by you as an acceptance OF
hunton's challenger he was asked.
IL Is Dciher nm acceptance a refusal. II is
against tue law NJ virginia to send either challenge
or an acceptance, and never Knowingly violate ny
law. thought General Hunton was a stronger man
than he has shown himself 10 be- | cart tell yet
what It VIII all result In.
Mr.. Alexander Is over sixty years of age General
Hunton Is hiiy-fve 1t is understood tina: The Com
monwealth's attorney for Alexandra county will
take official notice OF the chal en.e, and that steps
arc being taken to prosecute General HuntoL Under
the laws OF Virginia sending or receiving challenge
renders person Ineligible 10 hold apy oll;e.
PA CE PROVIDED Tor Mr.. LEvisEE
4 u. Levisce, who one OF the Hayes electors ia
Louisiana and whose signature To the certificate was
called IN question uy the Potter Investigation Com
mittee, has been appointed .aternal revenue agent
by Commissioner Rauna, and his Instructions wore TO-
day made out, assgning him TO duly IN the State
Louisiana,
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CUBA.

THE ISLAND DIVIDED INTO SIX CIVIL PROV
INcEs DEPUTIES TO THE SPANISH coRTEs.
HAVANA, July Is, 1873.
The Official G,tsete publishes roys! decree, dated
June ., dividing the governnsnt and ADMINISTRATORS
OF the isani OF Cuba into six civil provinces,
named after their respective capitals, Pinar do
Rio, Havana Matanzas, Santa Clara, Puerto Principe
and Santiago dc Cuba Havana will be q first ciass
province santiago do Cuba second class and the
balance third class provinces TIE Gizete also
Tho Judicial districts belonging 10 euch separate
province.
DEPUTIES TO THE SPANISH coRrEs
Tho decree relative to the election OF deputies u
the Spanish Cortes makes The following provisions IN
regard 10 colored persons:-
C0orcd persons be elected deputies, providcs
that !! they slaves they must ut Toast have
been six years freedmen Ooore the election Coi0rs6
DO electors provided they have been ffecd
men for three Years II they were formerly slaves
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A INDUSTRIOUS CRIME.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WHEELING. W. Va. Jolly Is, 1873.
About woek ago travelling clergyman named
jacob ShiltRer stopped at tho bouse OF Edward Bald
win, in Webster county, West Virginia. ana asked
PERMISSION stay oil night As thorc but poor
accommodations for guests he allowed TO sleep
with daughter OF tho host, only SIX years old. He
lett early next morning and II found that he bad
horribly outraged the child aud had threAteDed 10
Kill her II she told or his crime warrant
for his arrest, and he was pursued by tho authorities
into wilderness fully fifty miles from house. II .
captured. and after an attempt to lynch him
placed IN ali TO await his trial in September Tho
proof of his guilt Is conclusive Ito is from Ksntuc--
and belongs 10 the Methodist Church.
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THE ELCHO SHIELD.

THE GREAT viMDLEpoS pnIzz EARNED OFF
By IRELAND.
LIZ CABLE TO The HE1ALD.J
LONDON, Juiy Is, 1875
The shooting for the Elcho Challenge Shield In the
first range OF SO yards at the Wimbledon meeting,
occurred yesterday. The scores were follows
Ireland, 5i3; England. 5a4; Scotland. 5S2
NINE HUNDRED YARDS
The shooting at the 900 yards range resulted as fol-
ows:-Ireand 535; Scotland. 523; England, 52i. The
light very bad Tor long range shooting. Tho sun
was brilliant and there much mirage
At oyk THOUSAND YARDS.
The shooting nj tho !, 900 yards range, at the VIM
biedon meeting yesterday was hnshsd ~ith the FOL.
lowing resull--Ireand, a32; England. sos; Scotland.
49..
TO IRELAND.
Tho following are the grand totals or tho scores:--
ireland. 1910; England, I, 500; Scotland. I.5S2
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oRpERs AND CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, July Is. 1878
Lieutenant T. W. Crocksr Is ordered TO tho recerv-
ing snip Wabash at Boston Lieutenant William 4.
Randall Is detached from tho receiving ship Wabash
and ordered hold himself In readiness for orders to
tho Asiatic Station. Lieutenant Frederick II. PANE
detached from temporary duty connected with the
torpedo service ut Newport and placed waiting
orders. Pay Inspector George L. DAVIS has reported
his return homo, having been detached from tho
Hartford, South Atlantic station on tho 10Th OF May
and mas been ordered 10 settle accounts.
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THE spEEDwELL AT GLOUCESTER.

GLoucEsrER, Mass, July Is. 1873.
The United States steamer Speedwel, Captain
Bcardsley, arrived at this port this afternoon and
Will skG this her hcacquaricrs the SUN iner hav
Ing been placed the OF Professor Spencer f.
Baird, tnscd states Commissioner OF Fisheries VINO
with his stan, hero for the purpose OF making an
ihvestigat into matters connected with fisher
ras
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Z. A. Hayt and ex-
Congressman o. d. Mattcson. OF Upcs, arc at the
Park Avenue. Edgar X Apcar, OF Ithaca, Is At the
Buckingham. Washington Booth, OF Baltimore, II At
tho New York. Ex-Congrcssman julius Hotchkiss OF
Connecticut, Is At tho Astor. Rev. Arthur Tooth, Of
Lonaon and Rev e. C. Grafton, Of Boston, are 1t The
Windsor. A. s. Abol, Of Baltimore Is at the 81.
Nicholas Surgeon J. r. Hammond. United States
Army, Is as The Sturtevapt.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Spoken, sioop orwar Constellation, from Now York
for Annapolis, July IL, haitpast six T. NJ, twenty
miles southeast OF BarLcgat
Tho United States corvette Marion, Commander
Bradford, left Gibraltar July for Malaga and Nice.