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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19
Ilenday-First Day.


monday-First Day.
M State "a, o.xas, ali. vh,oh has. ,.v.r
.,s,t.5 An !. 49,. IA ssrh On Sn,t.rs eim
49, I.ee. go e~eA' sio ao'i0'' eA"
M aUpnssn Siso. AIS 10 Ara. sas n ..eond.
three re s'S snR.II;. q . mile mile. 70, ,so,o.,.s,.s :.
NO. pninnet esake: ior tnorouyn9Ise =,
yssr ola niies; socis,y 20 400 sSo; oasn ol
,vnc Imu : III mLes, .oa,aso 49, Any n,y
tnAt ~ pIevioutiy WIN i.os snsh csrfy nVs
pounus ettiA. ane any my ~ ma won v
Lsces olxnt poanas exis; sny uiIytnat nas wen
.nIee .ssss zen pounds extra second MY 10
ssse sn'Isncs. ssso. .,.o a.. en-
No:AIruIss $aoo; sloo 70 INIT sIo 70 go
enc. w 70 tnifdi neats o. . mile: fr'e ior ~.
,.is am .dSea, M .ud NV. : on ~ e. m, ~ o ,U.,
Ave s hurdles. three feet 'ir inches high vsi'sr
Tussday-ssoond Day.
v r..,,,,u m .,..,,
ILL, i.esI orsI uVIses
IN Nsnaos; a'so iot ~ norsss irom ZEN, Las
ssp' f| srd sna m sS souIs,e ssc S., ,hosn
ave; J pur.s $50; irss borne ;ioS. second horse
w w ,-r,o,,,,,. ,,~. ~, .u. thu. r,,,.. .,a
rsnes,. parss Ssoo. AZ. hos.s Ssoo. ssoond
horse elas. third horse 80.
Wednesdry-Third Day.
No. o-etakes for al 2.yssr o,ds. three.ouar.
tera OF q mile. k6O enc1. xi3 fOffoit. HlOO Added.
No. s-Sufs frso Tor 1 / carrying 100 pounds;
ny. ipSL.Dssh of = bsif mile. fee foT IN horss:
In Nsvads and counties pamsd in csll' ornis and
Oregon. Pure SEQ: nrst hor,s SiU0, second
hor.s $50.
No. II S'atss Of s2s each. p. p; gold medal,
v,Ivbt iso sound. The ridsrs nus, BE- mem.
bers Of the Sate Agricultural Society. Of the
Pacific Coast BLOOD Horse AseociAti0n, or some
regular Joefey oluo. AUD no one VIC makes .
on ,inets OF training norses. or VINO mas ever
ridden once Tor money. or 70 engaged 70 me en-.
plnyment OF training 10 any espscity, WI % 81.
IRlole. Nomipalons mus. % maoe IN tne
nsme o. sns person wnV 70 " r,osi sps lot
~ nsw .so sotns eecfS's'J W @0nuA'' 'ns nfs'aAS
NJ ,sNH,,a,. r... r,,e. ss,oo. AZ, hor..
et.', ~ ~, ~. h.sd e.s 80. Dss a.
a. m,.e, wi ,n y, n
.ay Sa,,g ~ pHuI sA'A' TWIN Y p'una'
mrvtnS cIipNS =, u.,a,.,r av..n
.,.ts eS .sob, s,s sorf.,,, an Ssci.ss,iop.
eSoo .tSsd. two ~ : ors,to, rrS.s. :. seror1
So,.. ~ r.cs,ys S,oo ,hs,S "a ss s,srs
Weights announced August asth. declaration %
"'1s 0epe~'
Thursday..Feurth DAY.
NO. II Trotting. mile and rspest free for All
named in California; and Oregon; purse $500;
s e.s' H''ss s1''' 'ss'na h'''s s'o0' 'nfa morse
NO. IS -Trottin9. 2 "a class. free for al; beet
on,ss ~ nye 1o puf'e sooo' nfss morse ssoo' se0-
NJ, iseTro,i,no. ava mile. ont. ,r.s n, All,
purse sa"' Mat horse $780, second horss $lSo.
Priday..Pifta Day.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19

Ar q conference recently held between
Tildsn and certain leading Western Dem
ocrats friendly to him. Tilden was told
that unless he could harmonic the diff.
~ferences in New York and carry the
State by a large majority. they would
feel impelled to aid in the nomination oil
o Western man next year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19

TIE Enterprise editorial man, after an
impoverishing swill milk jamboree.
plaintively aud penitsntly remarks:
Strong drink Is the bane OF the world
today. It makes more heartschss than
all other things combined. 1t leads
honorable mon down. and down. under
mines the finest intellects. Alls mind
aud body alike with disease. unhinges
the judgment and destroys the ssnsibil.
tiles. and as 1t breaks down the physical
and intellectual faculties OF men, 1t at
the same time destroys their fortunes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19

TEE shipments Of American beef to
Europe are constantly increasing. A
fev days sgo one lot from New York In.
cludsd s57 head Of live stock. 4a7 tons
Of dressed beef. and ass carcassss Of
,he.p. No less than $500 head Of cat.
u. have been shipped from that port BY
one arm since July Is. besides as many
-osrc.ssss OF sheep. Three-fourths Of all
&hs cattle shipped from New York are
.sold alive, and nearly all 60 to British
pofs.r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19

The New York Star says: The drip.
pings Of Sammy Tildsn's apigot have
fallen upon q parchsd editor In califor-
mia. The Napa Reporter. a weekly jour.
nal OF very limited circulation and infiu'
ence, hoists . battered rooster bearing In
its claws q scroll with the legend. "For
President. s. J. Tlden." This 10 a sickly
boom. The Philadelphia Press becoming
s~olicitous regarding California politics
remarks that Wright seems to feel at
home among the San Francisco hood.
Ions. Neither the hoodlums mol Wright
ever learned . trade. and neither expect
to, yet both have Q good deal to say
about the rights Of workinsmen."
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6ORh.
JED

cHRIsTIR-In virginia. August 10. Susan. wife
Of Andrew christie. Q native Of Worcsster.
England. sgsd - jean.
LAUFFER-I In Virginia. Angus. II, Oscar
LAuder, orothsr-in.law OF jacob Riem. . Ms
tive Of switxsrland. aged "a yssrs.
sooTr-In Euren, August 10. John janet. IN.
fsnt son Of John NeG. and LiEsts seott, sesd
tmonths and II days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19

BRILLIANT MINING COMPANY
u Location Of principal place OF business, San
francisco, Calif.rnia.
Location Of works, Gold HUI, Storey county,
Nsvada.
iowing.described stock. GU account Of assess.
mont (No. ~ levied on the eighteenth (l8ihI day
Of July. 1878, the several amounts . { opposite
tho names VI the rsspeolivs shaisholdsts, ~ FOL.
Iowa:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19

EVEN though his teachers back hair
may bs false - Cressida. the average
school boy knows her switch IL Q stern
reality.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19

TIE Socialist loves his country to
such an extent that the riot act, where
he is, is more appropriate reading than
the Declaration Of Independence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19

A CORRESPONDENT who has evidently
been raised out In the country. where
loose dirt and sand are plenty and avail.
able In case Of emergency, says: One
thing in connection with fres is sur
prising. and that 10 that 30 little use Is
made OF earth as q means Of check.
Men will pour barrels and barrels Of
water upon comparatively fat roofs. and
see i, run of and evaporate in a few mo-
ments rs though 1t were oil instead
OF water. when. with half the guam.
tity Of common dirt laid on. the heat
would be checked and no spark could
ignite. and even IL burned from within,
the heat would be kept down so that
men could work near 1t. From personal
observation I know that whenever dirt
can DO used. q few sacks are worth more
than scores OF barrels Of water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19
A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn 10 mako money rapidly
operating In stocks. BY the "rwo uneIiuy
kules for Success" In Messrs. Lawrence 8
Col new ~clicular. The combination method,
which this arm has made 20 successful. ens.
bias people with large or small means 10 resp
ell the benefits OF largest capital and bsststiu.
Thousands Of orters, In various sums. are
pooled Into ore vast amount. and 90 0psrusd0
q mighty uAok. thus securing 70 each share
holder Ill III. advantages u toe largest opefs.
tor. lmmsnse PROFITS are divided monthly.
AIRY amount from % 70 % 900. or mor.. can b
used successfully. N. Y. Baptst VsAy. sep.
scmber Seth. 1878, says; "By the con bipaiion
system SIS would make SIS. ors pr cent. 80
pays $3.50. or Z per cent; 500 makes a. o0; or
10 per cent on tbs stoek during the month. &C.
cofdIne TO the MARKET" FfUpl Lsk's Was-
fru<d Nspspape. Juno 29th ! the combine.
tlou mVlhod Of operating stochs 10 the moot
suceessful ev,r sdopted.H Hsg York hsdspss.
dfst. September 18th: The o NIB nation ,ys-
tenn II founded upon correct business prtnct.
pies. and no person need be without N fncoms
while 10 70 kept workipg By Mes,rs. Lawrsncs
. %. Brooklyn Journal. April 20th: .Our
editor made . net pront OF SOL IS from $40 n
Que OF Ntssn. Lawrence 4 Co.'S combine
tions." New eiteulsr (naikd freI explains
everything. stocks and bonds wanted. Gov.
eminent bonds supplied. Lawrence 4 Co..
Bankers, 81 exchange Place New seIk. <s
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1860. 1879.
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
g. W. HALL, Proprietor.

THIs oLD-RsrABLIHHxD AND RRLL
quantity Of Renovated and Clean Linen with.
out being damaged By manipulation o. b.
chemical application.
Pseissss punetuaiiy called for and 70
TUNED.
UPPIoEs Theodore wold's Clothing ssors.
opposite international Hotel, O strssI, VIZ
GINA. and vesey Houfs. Gold mn. I'm
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G. WIEaAND 4 co.'s
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
oHEmIoAL LABORATORY.

FORMERLY NELTER AND RRpINER.
: and late Supervising AssayoF Of the United
okatss Mint, ban Francisco. ION !.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-19

NLEAN TOWELS AND SHARP RAzoRs.
u Quick. Smooth, Near. lirstclsss Work,
Hair Cutting and Drefsing done In the most
artistic. suitable and satisfactory style.
The old Pioneer Saloon 10 the placs. and DOM
roo FORGET 70
The New York herald., 1879-08-22

BArNoRR. Aug 2l-schr Jennie A Sheppard, from Bal
Point
CAPE NAY Aug 2IA schooner with wreck in tow pass
ing in They ten miles fo station cannot make out
names The wreck is the bare hull Of large vessel no
rigging standing
night the fishing smack Alice OF Greenport capsxed ana
sank off Grab Meadow Point Norhport Harbor No lises
We're lost During the night the schooner Celeste OF
pairs broke her lines and drted out into the sound
QUANTITY or lumber aud several small boats IN the hapor
were carried away.
GLOUCESTER Mass Aug 2O-The British schr Champion,
Capt Ferris, from st john NIB Boston, with cargo
OF bark lost sails and rudder in tho late gale and was
Wellheot
HALIFAX Ms. Aug 2O-The brig Rowens picked up
derelict of Prince Edward Island and towed here She
has been placed in the Admiralty Court GA
UcKsvILLE, LII. Aug 2lSchr Tribune Of Cold Spring,
which ashore in Oyster Bay July and abandoned BY
owner. IL fast going TO pieces. .sif tit.
NEW BEpFoRp, Aug 20Schr Priscilla Scribner. Casey.
month of the yesterday with sails loss
coed.
QgEprc, Aug 2lrhe bark Csdovia tBr), Montreal
for Iverpoo colliGed with the barkenne Farewell r,
which at anchor In tho bound Buonos
Ayres doing some damage to her port for which
the captain OF the G2dovia pad tho Of the Fare
we'll Tho GadOva lost her cHthead proceeded
her The Farewell has the ballast
wharf where she viii be repaired before proceeding
SYDNEY. NSW. July 15-Capt johnson, of the bark Co.
umba ailing whom no lett Melbourne and died In his
chair three later Mr. Pratt chief officer
Of the vessel and brought the body to Sydney for inter-
si
ST. JOHN. NIB Aug 21-The steamer Rmpress plying be-
st John and Annapos became disabled to-day just
to leaving the latter place. and had TO lay up Tor
repairs
SAvANSAH, Aug 21-The steamer Wyoming passed. tho
schr Marion Gage. of philadelphia lumber laden water
logged and abandoned on the 18th inst 80 mos ENE OF
Frying Pan light rhe Marion Gage was bound to Phila
dophia from Apalachcoa.l
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
CLEARED.
Philadelphia tor Providence.

Steamer Glenorchy (r) Hogg London-IIends-son Bros
Steamer Belsixe tr) Thirkeil. Bristol E-W Morgan
SeHgor.
steamer westphalia Ger. schwensen, Hamburg via
Plymouth ana Cherbourg-Kumhardt Co ~
Steamer Alvah tBr, Murray, Antwerp-John = sesger.
Steamer Saratoga Sundberg. Hay anal ard Co.
Steamer Isaac Bell Law renee. Norfolk. City Font ana
Rchmond-Old Dominion steamship Co
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance Baltimore-J Krems
Steamer Sarah. Sherrin fhiiadeiphia-Wm rCiyae a
Co
Bark Pawashck lBrl, Fry, Bristol E--J Whitney Co.
Bark Grasmere lBr. Thonison sharpness-snow bur-
bark Hektor tNor) Tolicfseu, Falmouth for
ders-Fnnch. Edge 4 Co. -
BARK Isaac lAus, vecarich Cork Falmouth for or
ders-Funch. Edge and Go.
BARK Gum lNorl. Han SEN Queenstown Falmouth for
orders-Bennam. Boycscn. Pickering x Co
Bark Nina seconda dtaD. Genarosa Rou u,n-Benham.
Bark palermo SBr Mclaughlin Bordeaux-J.w Parker
Bark renuitieme Ur. Tcndrot, Bordesnx-Dassori
Bark Tamaris Hr). Guidice. Marseiles-Ja ames Henry
Bark Eugenia Iongo QtaD, Rnggiero. Masseles-Lauro
Bark iIurra iNor) Meldahl. Port Elizabeth, CGH-W H
bark lose More Carlisle Cardenas-waydell L. Co
Brig Matte RUSSELL Wheeler. Dundalk-Marcus Hun
brig Venice (Nor) l.aI sen RotterdxuC Tobias Co.
Brig San Frisco ltaD. Catero, Gibraltar for orders
Brig Daphne Copeland Gulveston-Tupper Rcattie.
Schr Tainpico. BonhoH st Thomxs-Peniston IL Co.
Sehr Maggie Abbott. Abbott st Domingo Ciy-Miller
schr Sarah W Hunt Ellis Monte Christo-B J wonberg
4 Co.
Sehr II NARROW, Wines, Georgetown. DC-James A Van
schf General Humphreys, Hooper, Chrisaeld Md-Moscs
& Cohen.
Schr Mary Harris, Crowley, Portsmouth NH--EvRns,
Sehr Julia, Nash Boston-Evans. Ball Il CO.
Schr Amelia Augustr. lott. Norwich-G Walters.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
FOREIGN PORTS.

ApsLAipE. July 1--Saicd ship Durham tBr) Seymour
San Francisco: sth bark Annie Maync tBr), swan, do
In port Jny IL, harks clifton tIIr May and john NJ
CLERK Conant from New York. disg TJ Southad Iiany
AUCKLAND, NJ, juno 27--Arrved, steamer ZoaIandia
!Brl Chevner San Francisco; bark Western Belle. Fish
London .I..
Sailed July ~. bark Thames (sr) Williams Now York
ApIA june 2o-Arrivcd, bark Wandrahm Ger. iuten-
AsPISwALL Aug i2-Sallcd, schr San Bias Hinton for
Mosquito Coast. .l'
BnLrAsr. Aug lo-Arrved, ship Minnie 0erow (Br).
Gcrow. 81 John. Nh. ''
BRisnANk tAustran). July 1--Sailcd bark ira
tBr), Alexander. Portland ..
BOaDAy July 1B--sacd ship Luco Or Scott. Oreoon
BocA pEl rono. July 3OSailed sehr Fabcns Harris
PhiladelphiA
BARnASotiLLA. July 2o--Arrived brig Nellie Mitchell
x6t schr- Addie Chadwick iiaray, nnd sailed nv
on her return 2sh, lucrotia, Sterling do (and sailed
Aug D on her returnl
Sailed about Aug |, schr White swan, Graves. Cube
Peoples and Deveron DR. Patterson tor Now York Com
mpnwea tBrl Cooper, for do; Laurin dr. Little, for
Boston; Sirdinan Brj Charon. for Falmouth Enlonenc
OBI. Monnnuir unc; bafks y Whittcnore Sheabsy for
Boston; Cor, phene, Inn, for New York:
CAtLao July 2o-Saiicd, ship st Lucc Rivers, Oregon
In port July ~ ships God Hunter. Freeman: Colorado.
ihgrnlani, aud Florida. sparks disg.
UARDkNAs. Aug IxArrivcd bark Elba, Power, Iiavaua
sehrs Eta stimpson. Drisko aud lmogens Diverty,
Sailed 7h bark rclesfora tsp, Portmondo baltimore;
brig Hcnty + Wing. small, n OF llatteras n
.6raSrASAmo. Aug s--sacd brig l. McrrIts. Bowden.
vf Hatteras. l.. l.N Uea
llioG0 July lt-ln port. steamers Bcnartey tBrl and
HoSoLrLu, July 2O--Arrived barks Dwcnby tBr, Penny
Glasgow 21th. Msiima der. -, Whanpoa; 2th. ka-
akaua tiawp, Jcuks San francisco Aug Lady Nmpson
Orr MArsten. do; Aug y. Forest Queen Winding do 4;
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
MURDERoUs HIGHwAYMEN.

A YOUNG MAN KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND KICKED TILL
UNCONSCIOUS
Captain Kilallea Of the Thirtythird precinct tel
egrapned to Police Headquarters last night that
Peter Demarest. of 144th street. between Third and
Willis avenues. while on his way home had been
knocked down and severely beaten and robbed by
highwaymen. Mr.. Demarest is twenty -four years Of
age He is employed in Motifs iron foundry. At
133d street and Third avenue. and resides with
his mother and brother at Hath street. between
Third aud Willis avenues. He went to o picnic last
Wednesday afternoon. which held under the
auspices Of st. Pauls Church. Of which Father Nc
Guire pastor. in Hartung's Park. on the Boule-
vard After participating IN the festivities he left
about ten O'Clock for the purpose Of going home.
Being man of strictly temperate habits. he had
taken no intoxicating liquors during the evening.
He had proceeded as iar 14lst street and Willis
ahead OF him. One stood the sidewalk and the
other stationed in tho middle OF the avenue.
They wore thick boards. which concealed the lower
part of their features and slouched hats pulled
over their brows. AS Demarest approached the man
on the sidewalk sprang to his side aud dealt him
some blunt weapon. His assailan6 kicked him
brutally and then turned his pockets inside out
lieving him of silver watch aud heavy gold chain,
a bunch Of Keys aud ring which stamped
his name. The injur lay where he had
fallen for moro than an hour before conscio sness
/
he too weak to do but mustered up strength
to drag himself along until by painful stages. he
reached his mothers house.
swooSING DooRsTEP
1t then arout midnight and the family were
up, awaiting his return. His brother George came
to the door just In time to the youth iall in
swoon from exhaustion aud loss OF blood. He was
bleeding copiously from scalp wounds. and his en-
tire clothing was saturated with blood. The
wounded man. with the assistance of two men who
board in the house, was taken inside but
as he did not revive from his deep
swoon. they carried him to Khuers drug
store ut Third avenue aud 143d street. whore his in
juries examined. His upper lip was split dPon.
the left eye closed and the badly confused and
swollen. He also suffered from two deep gashes in
the head and his right shoulder disabled. The
druggist, fearing for the mans life had him taken
back to has home and Immediately summoned DR..
McNell to attend to his injuries. He is still con-
fined to his bod and is in precarious condition.
The police were not aware OF the occurrence until
the brother OF the murdered called ut the
Thirty precinct station yesterday and reported
the case. Captain Kilallea detailed patrol
to endenvor to arrest tho highway en-,
or ut least to find some Glow that would cstab-
lish their identity. The patrolman did not bestir
himself cnergetically. and when seen later in the
day excused himself for not looking after the high
waymen on the ground that his wife sick. De-
tective Reilly put upon the last night. but.
up to late hour. without any satisfactory results.
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug 2l-Arrivod. steamer Henry Edye Belg).
Eyler. New York.
Sailed 2Ist bark Nova Scotia (Bp. Le CAIN Nov York
(not previously.
Passed. Flushing goth, Pm steamer Nederland (Bela
Stokes. from Antwerp Tor New York.
BRIsroL. Aug 2l-Sailed, harks Thor Nor) Amundsen,
Wilmington, NC; New Brunswick (Nor), stoesen, New
York
BELFAST, Aug 2o-Arrved, barks Santa Margherita
Legure QtnD. Casanova baltimore: Secondo Tro Fan.
culli QtsD, Balio. Philadelphia.
BREMEN. Aug 2l-Arived. bark Eduard Ger, Hallon-
beck, East Pascagoula.
BORDEAUX, Aug I9-Ssiled. bark Nicolina QtaD Pence
Baltimore
CADIz, Aug ie-saiied. brig David Bugboo, Showers,
Boston. iii
DEAL Aug 2o-Arrived ship Thiorva (Br) Graham, New
York for Ipswich.
or 2lst,o AN. steamer Aisatia Br. Craig from Now
York fol London.
GLASGOW Aug 2O-Arrived, bark Editha (Br) Trainor,
Philadelphia
HULL. Aug 21-Arrived. bark waaja (Rus) Hngeman st
Marys, Ca; brig Isabella dBr). Jones. Charleston.
HAMBURG. Aug 2O--Arrivcd. brig Emma L Shaw (Br).
Mscombcr. New York
Sailed 2Oth ship Nor (Nor), Torguscn New York.
LIVERPOOL Aug 2o-Arrivcd ship Henry (Br). Atkinson
st John NIB Experienced heavy weather and is leak
badly 2lst, steamers Teatonis , Gibson, Montreal;
Lake Nepigon (Br), Scott, Montreal.
Sailed 10Th. ship Importer ('r, Sutherland, Now
lesns 2lst, steamer Bulgarian (Br). Trant. Boston.
LONDON, Aug 2-Arived, bark Eldorado tNor) Terger-
sen Brunswick Ga 2lst, steamer City Of London lBr).
Wilson, New York.
Sailed 2st, ship Lizzie Fenne B Smith. Tyboe; bark
Guldbrnga Nor. Johanncscn, Baltimore.
MoSrRosE Aug 2l-Ssiled bark Veronica (Nor) Peder.
sen. Now YORK.
MARsErLLEs, to Aug 2l-Arrived. barks Prison (Aus)
Cosulich, Now York; Bisdstow (3r. Williams Point .
Pitre.
MALAGA to Aug 2iSaiied, steamer Assyra (Br) Camp
bell. Now York.
PASSAGES. to Aug 2l-Arrved, bark Virginia, rhurow.
New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 20-Arrivcd, barks Bertino Utah.
Queirolo New York; Salvatore Massa QtaD, Fiorentino
do Gerolamo Mortoia utaD, schisino Baitinore 21st
Attivo Aus), Pattay, New York; Antonietta Accaiuo
usaD, Ascoii. do; Mavis (Br). Armstrong, do.
Also arrived 2Oth Ohio Morrison Phiadcipha
FOR Liverpool and proeeeded).
ROTTERDAM. Aug 2i-Arrived, steamer W A schoten
Dutch. Wis. New York
scIiLy, Aug 2o--on. bark Edith Carmichael (Br, Nc
Eachrcn. from baltimore for Rouen.
snARrSEss. Aug 2oArrved, bark Oriana (Br, Hurley.
Darien.
snmRA LEONE, July 2sArrived bark Liberia Fossett.
Now York.
TARirA. Aug Ie-Passcd, ship Tameriane QGer) siden.
burg. Now York for Trieste.
VIENNA. Aug l6-Arrived, brig Maggie tBr). Mcleod.
Phiiadolpha-
LONDON. Aug 21-Bars yasa tNor) Knudsen, from Ant.
worp Aug for New York put into Queenstown to-day In
consequence OF the sickness of hor
WEATHER ON TIE ENGLISH COAST
HoLYnEAD. Aug 2i-wind ssw. gcntio; barometer
2a55l.
LtvERrooL. Aug 21-wind SE, light; misty.
PLynourH. Aug 21-wind sw moderate; cloudy; ba.
ronotcr 2o.65.
scILLy. Aug 2i-wind s. fresh; barometer 1850
The New York herald., 1879-08-22
MR.. ROCHE NOT DEAD.

The telegram from Denver. COL. over the sigma
ture of Sumner, the guide. which announced that
Mr.. j. B. Roche had been killed by Tho Indians ON
the Yellowstone River. occasioned q very profound
regret among those who had known the young man.
The details Of the untoward event were anxiously
awaited, and while looked for more
authoritative confirmation of the news most
people accepted the despatch true. Seem
ingly there must have been mistake somewhere,
tor telegram reached some OF Mr.. Roche's friends
yesterday from reliable correspondents in Chey-
enne. In it he conveys the best OF news. The de-
spatch reads as foliows-
Mr. Roche lett this place with party of English friends
the train last night. all right
1t was dated the 2lst. and seemed in every way re-
1iahla.