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The New York herald., 1879-07-06
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Brooklyns city treasury contains at present
fl,3l0.2D7 13.
The Brooklyn tower of the East River Bridge was
completed yesterday.
John +. Walters, of Mount Vernon, q harness
maker. vent to get a pail of water from a well on
Friday. His body was subsequently found in the
water. head downward
Three boys. residing with their parents in Orange
y. H. visited Newark yesterday, and. hiring boat,
went In bathing. One of them, clifford Thomp pson,
was drowned The body was still undiscovered late
last night.
A brakeman named Gross while attempting to get
off train on the Pennsylvani Railroad co ming into
and two cars Of the train passed his body, in
stantly killing him.
A steam motor on the Third avenue line of cars
Brooklyn. collided with street car which was off
the track Friday night last, slightly inju
several people who were returning from o picnic.
The motor was badly damaged.
Washington Is. Williams, who was appointed by
Chancellor Runyon receiver OF the defunct Me-
chanics and Laborers' Bank of Jersey CITY. which
suspended in November last. yesterday declared a
dividend of ten per cent, pay able tomorrow.
Judge Pratt of the Kings County Supreme Court
yesterday annulled the marriage between Henry
Craft and Elizabeth Craft. of East New York. the
ground that at the time the marriage con-
structed the defendant was of unsound mind.
4. The officials of Richmond county notified by
kilograms from Albany yesterday that Governor
Robinson had appointed Dr. j. j. Van Rensselaer,, of
Staplcton, Coroner, In place of James Dempsey
recently convicted OF perjury and sentenced to State
Prison.
The hat manufactory owned by John Taichnor and
situated Broad street. Stapleton, 3. L. caught fire
carly yesterday morning 1he flames spread to an
adjoining building owned by Mary Wilson and oc-
cupied by j. Matthew'S The loss is estimated at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Supposed cause. fireworks.
Herman Peter and Benjamin Schwam neighbors.
OF seventeenth street Newark quarrelled about some
trihe OH Thursday night. Peter knocked Schwam
down and beat him. While schwain lay on his back
he whipped out gardeners knife aud nearly
Peters nose from his lace Peters condition is con.
sdered dangerous. Schwam has been arrested and
held for trial.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
WERE THEY POISONED?
BROOKLYN FAMILY BECOME SERIOUSLY ILL
AFTER DRINKING MILK.

BROOKLYN FAMILY BECOME SERIOUSLY ILL
AFTER DRINKING MILK.
As Officer Farley of the Third precinct. Brook
lyn WAS on duty in Sackett street, yesterday
afternoon he was informed that a family
had been poisoned al No. "a Sackett street by
drinking milk. He went to the house and
ON the first floor found Mr.. Thomas Doyle his wife
and their two childreavz.. Maggie Doyle, nineteen
wears of age and Thomas Doyle, Jr, sixteen years
of age-vomiting and suffering from terrible pains.
He learned that they had all become very sick after
partaking freely of milk purchased at the
grocery store of James J. Peppard, No. 271 Columbia
street. Mrs. Fannie Rounds and her two children.
with the Doyle family. had also partaken of
milk purchased at the same store and were SINH
larly afflicted Drs- Ford Prendergast and Johnstone
summoned and succeeded in relieving the suf-
ferings of These sick persons. Peppard and his
chief clerk. Michael Collins. arrested and re-
leased bail of $500 each to appear for exa;nins-
tion on Wednesday next. The police secured a por-
tion of the milk which had been sold to the Doyle
family, and it will be anayzed.
Last night the police learned that the three chill
dren Of Patrick Gimartn No. "A Carroll street. who
had partaken of milk purchased at Peppard's.
were also very i'll and their symptoms were
similar to those of the Doyles. AT
late hour last night they We're declared
out Of danger Peppard explains that he received
yesterday morning 900 quarts and had sold nearly
four hundred up to ono o'clock in the afternoon.
milk says that he deals in other but the purest
quality. He had been In the business many years.
and had. heard Of any one being sick from the
drinking of it.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 5, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer City of Richmond tBr). Leitch Liverpool June
2 and Queenstown 9th with mdse and to
steamer Sorrento sD, Bristow Hull June 10 and Pent.
SON July T. 10 Ion 40 Oo passed steamer City
& Ssr o tor
% and Southampton 24th with mdse aud passengers to
Steamer NederIand elg stokes Antwerp II days with
mdse and passengers to Peter wrght& sons Had strong
ansa Ger Bremen for BALTIMORE; 25h lat A. 10.
S f s.r & a q % c wbSS g. iro% " s %
Furse from Philadelphia for galway date lat ~ 03
81 oa an iaman and Hamburg steamer bound i; same
vfcr. bound L; same time Nationa line steamer bound
III 3D. lat 40 a. lon 90 81 British bark showing signals
Sais tBr from New York for Liverpool same day at
" Steamer Bahama % asSs Tr,nida@ june Bar
bados 10Th 81 Lucia 10Th Martinique 2ist and Antigua
S Si %S;i s%% ZIP s$ ..
p.Sss %oy rSy' Hcy "a win md'' ana
Steamer g Gulf stream; Ingram Charleston 3 days, with
steamer Frances, kimbai Washington, DC, AZ hours,
steamer AIbemarIe Gibbs Lowes Del with mdse TO the
OLD Dominion Steamship Co.
April ). in ballast. to order,
ship Commodore tncw Blanchard Portland. Me- In bal
Bark s6aemuc tof Liverpool. Roberts, Liverpool As
BARK Errante CAusJ Nicoeh Wcstport june I in bal.
last toJ seager Anchored at Sandy Hook tor orders
BARK ARathc tNofl Govertsen. Ateudal 81 DAYS, In
ballast. to Benham. Boyeson Co. Anchored at Sandy
BARK Prof Llnaner tNor. Mathescn Tonsberg May 81,
Bark Oscar wendt Ger schcrnbcrn Amsterdam 30
days, with barrels TO Funth Edge Co. June H. II
Ion 20, spoke ship Peruvian tfr), bound n
rnnch, Edge o.. July 4. OH shinnceoci spoke bark
wswslcnsn ,sr Wilson from sligo 70 for Basi%ore =
last. to sioesvicb Co.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. June 2e-sailed. ship Garibsidi. Thatcher,
BOSTON. July 4-Arrived. schr Warren Crosby, A.
5th--Arrivsa steamer Gen Whitney Halett New York;
sshrs Harmony Br s.sHs cS,nfuegos Lizzie Hsysr
SSs:s, S Ssls.%s,s; EISoSd Burton; !a;si: & SS.
aM BrAnars f.sss5son; Ia Burnl.%: Brisss; Charles
s Martini H.. u.a and fo aS".c%
Mr.. a%'ds SSs and MARCIA fs
Amboy: Mary Pile Go.., Esseethpors; Hattie Baker,
Ass sss a o .a
man. ksnssas& & EsysSas; rSiapsy %s.ssxsss SSs: @
hossaf asa ss Woe
Marathon % & ySp0
lins laess Bs.%ore ssxon Snow. PSisdoipha: Scp.
.sXLTia6EE. jSiy s-Aryvsd. .snr: ID. lawrence.
g"n sSys As hS.
s he DaSs w S c LYON Ss~ ASs Ssw
ssss ss T~ss New W
mington. NC; Wade Hampton sabiston. Beaufort. NC;
Ds Costello % Havre California Lerpoo
snip sG cS 'ia saaSun % s DSss
VIM Crane Kent, Boston; MeClellsn Tayler rsoydsnee;
fas Don rsSff @ ES si
sS.. sr j.%d .a: 8ss
lharsTcn do L1ss ds,.s Wilson, Wilson's Brunswiek Ga;
beth, BaSsnnsn. oas Island.
siss.';
hcys rsc" Calvert Foley cars,,on shin o.
mo RUS. Jseobsen Londonderry; briggs Water Witch
Ho sanr m" np kSc%: 's: .-
Haven; A. Cranmer. lizard, do
beyee xrs"s cr pry c0Hde
g, sSs Ca ysIl 5sy Mills 'ehr
-onyiile Fia; sata Rivers Boothbay Drunswick
load for savannah; John II Converse, Coin Washington
v$d-Arrvsa brig L staples, Showers, Boston, schr WIN
sailed ,sshy GOV I smith & novsy for rhiseslphs
Alice OAKS Manson; Eliza Ann. Mayo and Kores Dun.
'BxKEf's LASfDINa. July a-sailod, schr Shamrock.
BRfsr0L July s-Arrived, schr James II Burdo,t, Ras.
4thArrived schrs Storm stsab Phladslphia; Isle OF
isH cmAkIEsfoS. S"iy sArsiSs% i bark. Elena dam,
Dahl Tynee; Veteran, Tucker. rhadelphis
Kong Eystein tNor). kandscp Bristol Eng; brig Topaz
UALxis July 2-Arrivcd, schrs l. yoard,nan Boston,
A Reed and John Bach do.
.sailed-Sehrs vashti. Gates, for Dartmouth; Susan.
ad.sa.!ed, sshr Helen 9 King, Aylwsrd New York.
ssy sailed ssnr Sarsha M King J.ry. New York
Rooinson New York July Lucy Hammond, Robinson.
RLLswORfH June 2,-Xrrivcd schrs Red Rover, Al.
ley. New York; imogenc. Lord. do.
westetoc Whitaker. do; 2sth William II Archer Bel.
EAST GREENWICH, July 2-sailod, schr Molly Eaton,
SaDs S74rriysd .ssr; Ralph nsxs..
~ M"os a"s GHs
S% D y NJ SIr'S' ls:s ss: Irvine
II Rowies Kowiey, Cardcnas ''''''"'''' '"s
Passed from Batiu,ore--Bsrk Gactano dtaD. for
GALVESTON. July sz.ssiIcd. schr. L T whItmorc,
csny.s!, rsn.seoa; w Rsown. Meulton; New York
HsverIill for New York, Maria Adsaidss sh. skyisiE
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Ship British Queen dr from st John. NIB. for Warren
Point. juno e. lat ~, Ion 4O.
Ship syren Brown from New Bedford for San Francisco
Ship showing HsBI. from New York for Hong Kong. 70
days out. May - lat N, Ion 10 w.
An American ship. showing FINK. from New York for
Melbourne. May ~ lat 10 n. lon ~ W.
Bark Daring from Boothbay Tor Phiadclphs, July
lat ~ %, Ion II 30
Bark Antonia dtaL from Newry Baltimore. June g.
lat 3j, Ion b.
Bark Escort. Waterhcusc from Boston for Port Eliza
beth, June o. lat 30 N, lon rs W.
Bark Artillcrst Corr from Now Orleans for Cronstad
May 20, lat ~, Ion Do
BHrk David Br, from ST John NIB for Liver pool une
15 lat ~. Ion ~.
Bark Jacob Rauers (Sw) from Liverpool for Dalhousc
June n. lat ~, Ion Is.
bark Midas from Boston for Valparaiso, June lat 81
N, Ion 30 20.
Brig 3 Smith tof Boston,, bound W, July .. OF Nan
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A TERRIBLE DISASTER.

FATHER SON AND FOUR DAUGHTERS IN A
SINKING BoAT-ALL THE GIRLS DEAD.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WILMINGTON. N. c.. July s. 1879.
One of the most distressing accidents ever known
IN this section of the State occurred in Beaufort
Harbor yesterday. AT two O'Clock that day Cap
tain Appleton osksmith, with four daughters and
one son, embarked from Fort Macon for Beaufort in
a small boat. The wind was blowing pretty fresh at
the time and the storm signal at Fort Macon was
displayed. but not needing this they embarked.
When about half way the sound the boat
filled and sunk. and they were all at the mercy of
the water.
THE GIRLS ALL PERISH.
The Oldest daughter sunk and was seen no more but
Captain Oaksmith. his and the other three
daugters were rescued by boatmen, the girls more
dead than alive The Captain and his were in no
danger but the three girls after unceasing and
attention. died last night about o'clock.
Their remains were taken to-day to their home at
Carolina City for interment Up to this afternoon the
BODY of the Oldest daughter had not been vered
although every exertion being made to lind it.
Captain Oaksmith is, think. an Engshman by
BIRTH but has been resident or Carteret county for
many years. He stands high with the people and
has filled several offices OF high trust, and he has
the most earnest sympathy of thousands i'll this time
or his terrible bereavement.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
UPSIDE DOWN.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

WILLIAMsPoRT. Pa. July 5. 1879.
Yesterday afternoon Super. .ntendent Mcdonald. Of
the Park HOTEL in his haste accidentally raised the
flag union down. 1t peculiarly located and he did
not notice the mistake until Chief Hunter Caldwell.
of the Fire Department waited upon him in the after
noon and demanded that it be properly hung. The
chief excited and Mcdonald to quiet him said he
would fix it, but the wind had wound it around the
staff and the ropes would not work. he
allowed it to remain. About six o'clock p. nj.
general hre alarm was sounded and the
entire department rushed through the city and
stopped ut the Park Hotel, when the chief again
songht the superintendent and told him that he
would allow the flag to be insulted and he must
take it down at once. Mcdonald tried to explain
matters but the chit insisted upon going upon the
roof and reversing the flag. This he was finally
allowed to do, but the Mayor suddenly arrived ana
sent the fr1nen home also sharply reprimanding the
CHIEF. There were 1000 people surrounding the
building and fears Of a riot prevailed.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP July 5-Arrvcd, bark Antwerp CBr Chambers,
New York
BARCELONA, July 4-Arrivcd, steamer Amy Dora tBr)
Sinclair, New York
BoRDEAux July 3Arrivcd bark Luigi dta). Monasteri
New York; Folkvang (Nor) Hcnrickse, do; Adele sa
bina tNo Petersen. do Clara Nor) Eitzcn baltimore
Sailed Sd. bark waIle tNor) sorcnscu, Philsdephia
CoRK July 3sailcd, barks Vale CNor), Gundersen New
York; Mariquita Itall Rossi. do.
CApIz June 3osaed, bark Investigator. Carver, Now
York.
DuSKinK, July 4-Arrvod, bark Ilmatsr tNop. Bonds
PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
LOST ON CONEY ISLAND.

Mr.. Charles Waite Of the Windsor Hotel, drove to
Police Headquarters at midnight last night and led
from his carriage child about eight years old,
whom he had found Coney Island beach cry ing.
The little one gave her name as Louisa Ameron but
could not say where she resided. She had wandered
away from her parents, and Mr.. Waite, who found
her, brought her to this city. Matron Webb will
care for her until her parents heard from.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
FOREIGN PORTS.

ASs: Ss.
%Hl'sr ss 1A9fndAs fl'F's fro" Ail'S''ds' Me- trying
BAn.Apos June lo-Arrived bark. Au,erc. Armstrong
ss: Ss%
A'
r. United ssfss Ss'sn
e5 1n brig
Hansen. Bordeanx bark TAgai NOR, jacobson. Sharp
FALaoora I. june y Sailed ships %m Douglass iBrl
Ia FAInEs polsI July s-Pa;sed in: steamer HISTORIAN
Also passed n sh steamer Poynesan Br Brown, from
HONG KoNe, May ai-saed ships Oneida (Br) Ciyne.
San Francisso: 2st Gilurnum r Beadle do 2rh. bark
In May 81 'Sp Eqs H.s ssn
barks Edward May Johnson and Irene, Yates do
m4LIrAx July Arrived, brig Loonora, Upton, New
MANILA, May 1o-saiod ship Minnie Allen, soper New
.MAnASMAn May 24-Arrivcd schr o Marrett Reid,
viaso Geo rsais sBr5 Sepon"d Basn"s Ayres 'A''
Pols14 piIss June 2oIn port brigs Eliza Tho%p.on
do days; RabSonI. coomos. do 8 days.
Pr; Cameo, Neal do srrived 18th schrs Mary Lord,
York; Mary Haskell, Carter, from PhiladcDhiA,
rived Sth
QuEBEc. July 3-C,eared steamer Texas (Br) Liverpool
ships st Patrick tBr) Glasgow Labrador sr Liverpool
ST. PIERRE, MART June 12-Arrived. schr George w
Jewett Blair Georgetown sc tsnd sailed Bruns
wick. Ga) 18th. brgs Daniel Trow bridge. Range, New
YORK (and sailed 2ith return): l5th Annie Ingram
(Br). Gcrrior do ,and sailed 10th for Port Spain)
Sailed june H. schrs Lydiay Crowell, Allen Jamaica;
18th Kit Carson Oliver do 21st brig Annie r) Phiix
delphia; oath, bark David Dudley. johnson, do
fssFf ss SssS s%s as" ons @s:
Wall from Wilmington. NC. arrived 18th, for Brunswick
Ca 25th; Florence Rogers. Hanna, from Marsees. ar
rived i5h for Delaware Breakwaer Alpha from Gaads
loupe, arrived nth.
sr Jonss. NF. July ARRIVED, steamer Hbernian Br)
Archer. Liverpool for Baltimore
ST JonE. NB-Juy ARRIVED, brig Quaco Dr. More
head. philadephia; schr Anna Curver (Br, Van Wart
New York.
Cleared June 30, bark Lney tBr, Morrissy Liverpool
land saled) July ship Norhumbria (Br) Johnson Liv
erpcol barks Emma scammsll tBr, Anderson, Galway
and both saiied Twilight DID, Thomson verpool July
schrs Susie Prescott Br Glass, New York; Mailer
(Brj. Patterson. do
VICTORIA VI June 2-Arrived bark Thos Fletcher Pen.
deton. Hong Kong, and remained July for San Fran
cisco
WINDSOR. Ms. July 2-Ceared. schr Anson stnson,
Nickerson New York.
YoKoHAxA, June eArrved. schr Matinee. Lenard, San
Francisco.
In port June bark uckstep, Fake for San Francisco
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
TENNESSEE CROPS.

NASHVILLE, July 6, 1879.
The report of the Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Statistics and Mines for June shows the wheat crop
to be three fourths of average yield and q very
superior quality OF grain The crop will exceed
the average and is reported fine in all sections Of
the State. Tobacco is promising. but the crop will
not be large last year by probably third.
Grasses have been materially damaged by drought.
Cotton Is very promising, the dry weather having
been propitious. The increase OF acreage over 1878
Ia ftean
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGroN, July 6--l A. M.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England,
rising followed by falling barometer, southeast to
southwest winds. slightly warmer. partly cloudy
weather and possibly the fog light rain.
For the South Atlantic States, rising barometer.
north and east Winds cooler. partly cloudy weather.
occasional rains.
For the Gulf States, northeast to southeast winds
stationary or lower temperatures partly cloudy
weather and possibly local rains.
The rivers will fa except at La Crosse. Memphis,
Louisville and Cincinnati
Cautionary signals continue at Macon Cape Look
out. Cape Hatteras. Kitty Hawk and Cape Henry.
THE WEATHER YEsTE TERDAY.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in COM
parson with the corresponding date of last year
indicated by the thermometer at II Hudnut's phar macy
HERALD Building, No. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
RoUGHs ATTACK A PICNIC PARTY.

SPRINGrIELD, Mass, July O. 1871
The St. Jean Baptiste French Society. OF Hoiyoke'
had picnic to-day at Gallup's Grove. six miles Dc
low the city. After most Of them had gone ABOARD
the boat to leave, those shore were attacked
with stones and clubs by crowd OF
roughs. mostly Irish. from Thompsonviile ana
other places. A fight followed. i'll when william
Hebert, of Holyoke, was badly pounded. aud William
Lucas of this city. badly beaten and cut about the
head Those the boat went to the assistance or
their friends and all finally got oil. The assai'ants
Jared the worst several being considerably injured
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
A NEGRO LYNCHED.

GALVESTON Texas, July s. 1879.
A special despatch from Mineola says that the
negro who assaulted Miss Edwards near Lindale. on
Wednesday captured yesterday. and, after being
identified by his victim. literally hacked to
pieces by mob. The body was found disfgured
beyond recognition.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
A LITTLE GIRL INTOXICATED.

Bernard Wendell, builder. of 1921 street. this
city. paid visit to Prospect Park Brooklyn. yester-
day. accompanicdby by his little girl about six years of
age. He there drank freely and gave portion Of
each draught to his daughter. Late last night he
found wandering helplessly along Broadway,
williamsburg carrying the little girl, who dead
drunk The father was locked up IN the Fifth pre-
cinct station house and the child taken to st.
GATHERINGS Hospital in the ambulance, suffering
severely from alcoholism that fears of fatal result
are entertained by the physicians.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

DUBLIN, July 4-saied bark Capri (Br. Dinsmore New
York
EIsIsoRE, June 2s-Arrived bark lima (Nor Albrecht
sen. Richmond.
GLOUCESTER July ARRIVED bark AIf Nor, Thorbjorn-
sen. Philadelphia.
GLAssos Dock July 4-Arrived bark EIektra Nor
sen, Philadelphia
GLASGOW. July 3-sailed. bark Espelsnd (Nor. Terke
sen. New York.
Hull July 4-Arrived bark Norden skiold (Nor Peter
sen, New York
HAvRE, July 5-sailcd. steamer Canada (Fr) Frangusl
New York
LvERrooI July ARRIVED ship Endymion (sr Fisher.
Pensacola; 5th steamer Pembroke ar James Bsston
brig Magdaa tBr). Tremayne. Galveston.
LONDON, July 5-Arrived, ship British America Br,
Locksrt, New York.
Also arrived 5th steamers Hector tB Rose New York
Hooper lBr). Murell, Boston.
Lizard. July 5Of bark Joseph Hickman (Br) Richard
son. from Baltimore for Bremen i'
Also OH 9Th. AN steamer ST Laurent (r, Jonds from
New York for Havre.
LISBON. June 2s-Saiied bsrks Kosmos tNor, Eliefsen
Phiadelpha; Jason tNor) Thorsen do; Salvador dtuD
Romano, Baltimore Eugenia Longo QtaI RuggIero Now
York
MALPAs. July 4-sailed. bark Osseo (Br, Williams Bal
timore.
NrwRY. July 4-Arrved. bark Kate Sanction (Br)
Goudey. Baltimore.
oroRro, June 2s-Arrived brig N Hansen PorD orboc
Baltimore ,-t
QUEENSTOWN, July 4-Arrivsd, steamer Bothnis tBr
McMcken Now York for Liverpool land proceeded) 5th
bark Bygdin ,Nor, Messels Now York; Csdzone Forest
(Br), Pollock, Astoria.
Sailed 4th. 80 NJ Baltic (Br), Parcell Qrom
LiverpooD, Now York
ROTTERDAM. July 5-Saed steamer Caland Dutch)
Deddes New York direct
REvAL. June 25-Sailed. bark Alabams (Br) Brownell
America.
RouEN July 3-Arrived. bark Giulis Anna Qtal), De
Fiiippi. New York.
TARrA June 24-OG brig Gloria QtaD Basile from New
York for Phillipville Algerial.
WARREN PorNr July 4Sailed bark Ricordo QtaD, Con.
sigliere New York. ta .t1
LONDON July Shark Giulio II utaD Dodero from Phil
adepha, which arrived ut Calais 29th ult is leaking
ing touched her anchor.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYHEAp, July 5-Wind NV. fresh barometer 20 $751;
LIvRRpooL, July 5-Wind WNW. strong, M
ScLLY. July 5-Wind NV, moderate; showery; baromc-
tara
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FILICIDE AND SUICIDE.

CINCINNATI. Ohio, July s, 1879.
Aspecial despatch says that Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Samuel Bergy, of Freeport. Mich. shot and in
santly killed two of her children, fatally wounded
another, and then shot herself. She is presumed
to have been insane, evidence OF insanity dis
covered some time since in her attempt to murder
her brother with carving knife. a j.,
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
SAILED.

Steamers Victoria (Br), for London Rhynland Belgl,
Antwerp: Stsinmann (Belg). do Kate Fawcett tBr).
Bristol Rhein Ger). Bremen; Germanc (Br) Liverpool;
Ethiopia (Br), Glasgow: Carondelet. Galveston, &c;
Savannah Charleston, Charleston; Rsgulstor Whining
Richmond. Gc; Hatteras. West Point Va; barks Stadt
(Nor), Cronsadt; Frignte Bird (Nor), Marsoes schr
Marp MOROCCO.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
POISON IN LEMONADE.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. July 5. 1879.
Seventeen persons at Lanesboro poisoned by
some substance supposed to be tartar emetic. in
lemonade at picnic to-day Some dangerously
III and their recovery is doubtful.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

Bark Rebns us Ivsncich. Gloucester Mass days. in
ballast, to Benham, Boyesen 4 Go.
Schr Eva l. Leonard Stanwood Mayaguez. PR, ~ days
with sugar and molasses to Wiser; vessel to Par
Sehr Z l. q winsor Lord, Bsraeoa days with fruit
Gomez A Pearsall; vessel to j Weinberg A Co.
schr John Kelsey steelman Port Royal. Sc 10 days,
with lumber TO order.
schr S Levering Coson, Georgetown. DC, for PORT.
land, CT.
Schr Moon light. LYMAN. Virginia
Sehr Edward Dagger Land. Virginia.
pS- Steamer Devon Br from Bristol which arrived at
winds The entire July lat 40 A. Ion n 30 passed
bark Britannia (Br). bound W.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Bragg Portland for New York with
Schr Moulton, Crowley, River Herbert NS for New
York.
Schr John Oliver. Shnee. Ms. for New York.
Sehr Frnconia, Austin, Bangor for New York.
Schr Charter Oak Adams. Bath tor New York.
Schr Susan. Stanley. Portland. Nc. for New York.
schr Nile, Spear, Rocklsnd for New York.
Sehr Fila IIodson Hodson. Boston for New York
Schr NJ Oaks. West, Boston for New York
sehr Florence Lillian, Lttlcjohn, Boston for Phila
delphia-
Schr Cadwalader, Phinney, Danversport for Phiiade
phia
Schr Oliver Ames. Babbett. S,merset for New York.
Schr E A Cheseboro Robinson. Bridgeport for New
York.
Schr Para Mills Vow Haven for New York
schr Morning Star smith, New Haven for New York
Schr Henrietta. Millard, Mystic for New York.
Returned for REPAIRS having been ashore Block
Island before reported brig Artie Br Munroe from
New York for Luarca.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
GREENvILLE Miss, July s. 1879.
The United States man-ofwar Wachusett is still
hard aground opposite Lake Providence. steam
tug is expected Monday to assist in pulling her off,
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

At Taicahuano May II, bark stambou1. Rogers
Spoken-Bark Lagoda, Of M date lat AZ N, Ion 20
W, with 4UO bbls wh oil and one large whale.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
TIONS.