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New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
CIRCUIT COURr DECISIONS.

FINDINGS on APPEAL IN ADMIRALTY CAsEs-EsTI-
HATING THE VALUE OF GOODS FORFEITED 10 THE
GO7EBNMEST.
Chief Justice Waite yesterday handed down
decisions J, ;sn cases heard by him appeal in the
limited states Circuit Court On the morning OF July 49,
1874 the lighter Ohlo owned by the New Jersey Lgh
erage Company, loaded with tobacco and cigars
ir 10 by the Fulton ferryboat Wnona The Lighter keeed
over and deck loGd went over into the water The
ONO was towed ashore raised and repaired. The de-
cison is 20 the effect that the collision caused solely
by the FAULT WIuOna IN keeping out Of the
OF the Ohio as it her duty to do decree for dam
ages is ordered.
In March. 1875 the barge A. W. Humphreys, loaded
with car wheels, while a voyage from New-Hayen o
New-York in OF the tugs Francis King, W. e Glad
wick and f. b. Tnurber sunk h. the Ice of Exeou-
ton Point Judg Waite finds that no has been
male against the tugs and orders the libel 10 De ds-
missed .,-
Nevada OF the Williams IL GuiOn Line, while leaving her
ie fr FurOpe struck the keel barge Kate Green
and sunk her The decision fnds that the heyada Was
ia fault FOR not keeping sufficient lookout Damages
are awarded to the owner OF rhe barge.
on the night of August 80 1875. TIE schooner Tran
s owned by captain, oliver DAVIS. was run down
IN Long Island sound. near FaulkneTs island by the
Steamship Eeanora and 9unk. Captain DAVIS was
drowned and the vessel was total loss thick fog
preyilrd AL time. suit brought by Martha j..
yis executive OF Onyer Davis. TOF the value OF the
schooner aud by samuel Ctrtner % for the value Of tho
cargo coal with which .he was laden TIE decision
1ndsi l. The EleanOra IN FAULT for going too ast
IN the fog. q The Transit was at iaut ) Tor not exhio-
tng torch light (2) for not sounding two blasts of
her foghorn to Indicate that she the port tack
l lor not having a sufficient watch deck While she
was sailing in fog al place where IN, "as "A DANCER
OF tug steamers and ~ for not sounding the fog
horn on the side vessel nearest the approaching
steamer dntu after the captain came on DECK. o. As
between tho vessels the damages should De apportoned
Tine beants IN suit for the cargo are entitled 10
decree against the EeanoIa Tor the iu.l amount OF
their oss The OF the Transit axe entitled 20
decree against the Eeanora for onehaf VI their dam
ages less On-half the value OF the cargo as decreed
AGAINST the EleanOra IN tnr suI OF hrtnet ana otner
! The libel brought by Robert e. Campbell and PhGbe
n Carpenter against the terry-boat Superior, arising
ont of collision, which occurred In 1853, with the
| steam tug Adeia. Is dismissed with oOsts.
THE steau tug Mary. owned by HeorZe y. Townsend,
wa. run into and sunk bv the steamer shady Side
| March 10, 1870 of Pier 3d. East River during fog
Tba aeob on Ia the Shady Side at fault for
ning TOO fast ana without sufficient caution. decree
| for "a 500 is ordered for the nbellant.
cross libel suit hatwesn John IL starin azanst the
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Surgeon S. NJ. Hor-
ton and Assistant Surgeons r. r. Brown and B. ID. Tay
or Will proceed from the Department Of Dakota 10 Now
York and report from there by letter to the SUI geon
General Surgeon r. A Clements from the Department
of the Platte and viii report In person to the Surgeon
General: AsslstautsurgeOns j. W. Brewer and j. V. H.
Uohb from the Department OF the Missouri, to New
York, and report by letter 10 the snrgeon-Genersl
Assittantsurgeohs W - lIenane' o. flnieS slg -
New-York. Philadelphia and Sew-fork respeotiysiy
and report upop arrival by letter TO the surgeo nGen
erel q. W, Adair and H. 8. Turre
will report upon tue expiration Of their leaves OF 40
senre 10 the Department Of the East for assignment u
dntv :. Surgeon j. r. Head Ia relieved from duty in the
Department the East and assigned 70 duty as exam
5ner OF recruits at Boston. eecondLaepienant ~ =
Jaoob IT, eth Infany will proceed ~ rejon his proper
station. - .,,-.- ...,.. =.
on his own application, after thirty years neryce
Jacob Stewart, 81 Artillery u 5. A
bas been retired from active service.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
NO MORE CHEAP PEACHES.

The days of cheap peaches are regarded as
past snl consumers will have the benefit OF the fine
quality which attends the picking OF this part os
August. Rareripes Crawfords and Stumps-the latter
the prize peach OF Americs-are now literally included
in the supply. Prices were firm Wednesday, IA tina
weather cool and sellers did have TO push tho
hight Offering OF 10000 baskets Plain TO good baskets
brought 7G975c.; prime to extra, 60c.0Sl; double
extra al 2jeSI 90 Crates sold AT Sl0Sl %, Seven
teen csT-lOsds went eastward. VITA All Oner-
ing OF Al 500 baskets OF peaches these was an
active, early demand with prices shade
sold at 8Oa65 cents; good 10 prime at 7O075 cents
extra high grade at Sl0S 90; Delaware crates az
~ lGSl 25 Baltimore crates At 7fc0Sl. The quality
generally good, and included several desirable late
varieties. Twcnty-seyen carloads went directly cast
ward. Receipts for New-lO thus far this
S70, ,25O baskets for New-EngIand 2Oi 900 basketsA
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
Heaoy thlsEMornins
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Tho I.sue OF to-day contains

THE SEMT-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Tho OF to-day co1-alns
Letters from saf aud other Correspondents in the Oh
World and the Now
FULL PAGE OF AGRICULTURE
ENTERTAINING MISCELLANY.
HUMORs OF THE DAY.
WASHINGTON AND OTHER DOMESTIC NEWS
Price un wrappers ready for mang, I've por copY
copy year. So five copies sl ten copies a9d ol,
extra. s28 Postage IN all tree the subscriber
Address THE TRIBUNE Ne~-Y0rk.
Post - nee Soucs- a nag
TUESDAY, 1880 Europe Oy steansliO Arizona,
QneensJown; WEDN DAY. - ~ A. H. for Europe.
by steamship AbYss1ia, wa 1aeoJst1"n coitesp0ndeneo
specially sddre5sol anl az ~ N Or
Franoa direct by steamship France. Hsyrei THURS
DAY at ~ IN. GeTmangl France, &C, oT steamship
I.ssin va Plymouth CherO0urg Ha1 burg ,COrTe-
spondence for ana ths Continent be
Addressed and At IL n iof Europe by steamship CITY
and France specially adGFessedl. sArU RDAY,
ll3O a Tor Germany, &c, Oy steamship Main,
Southampton and Bremen tcOrrcs Great Britain
Continent be specially addressedl and &C
and At Tor scotland by steamship boya, wa Gas.
gov The AHA foT Denmark SWeceD and MOI dis
patched Hamburg and Bremen only. The mas
for Newfoundland NewNork August 20 and 20 The
mails for HaTt sayAnia &c leave Ne" YORK August ~
Tho mails YORK August a. The mails
for Bermuda newest Indeseaye New YORK August 70
The mails AsDinwan and south Paolne Ports leave New
York August mails for the MiBdNtrd Islands leave
SeWYorK August 30 The malls Tor Australia leave
september The malta Tor China and Japan saye
rHos. L JAMES. Postnl,tss
Post OnieA Now-York, August 2S. 1919
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
LACROSSE AT NEWPORT.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE But RATHER USINTEREsr-
ING GAME.
lBY TELEGiArH TO TIE rRrnuSE.l

[BY TELRGBArH TO TRTBUSEl
NEWPORT, Aug. 28.-There are many things
which distinguish Newport from all other American
watering placesthe number OF people who come here
brilliant society, the hsndsome eqdpages-bpt there
is one thing which gives 1t quito as distinct
We q character as all the rest, and that Il
the fondness Of the Summer residents Of the
place for al 8orts OF outdoor amusemenis. Those
who come spend the bright months of the wear
are ruic people Of wealth. and they Ind to their
fancy to supply themselves and their neighbors with
sucn ports as steeplechsses POLO. athletics lacrosse
and Ike year prizes for these various sports
have been gwen Yesterday the prize for one Of
them, the Challenge Cup for the championship OF
the United states at lacrosse, was played for.
The cup is a very handsome one, given by
tEe Westminster Polo Club. IL must be contested for
each year on grounds of the club and must be won
three years successvey by the club IN order 20
permanently in It's possession Last year three
clubs contested for tho cup, which is really the embom
OF the championship Of the United States but this year
there were only wo-ths Union Club OF Boston, ana the
Ravens wood Long Island The polo ground where the
match was hed was crowded with carriages and there
pres all that Newport can most boast owhetho
IN the matter beauty fashion distinction. The play
ing was hardly worthy the audience Tne game was for
three goals Of i've The Unions took three goals III
succession tnus winning the cup with excessive ease
Game called at 4o0 p. m. There was some sharp
pay on both sdrs and during the earlier part OF the
inning the bail kept near the goal ot the Boston
Club, but by one or two long throws, and aftCr some
sharp play near home, the BOStoDs forced the BAH
down 10 the RayeuswOOd ROi where Hook caught IT,,
ana passing 10 To Burton. Boston made the goal ~
sixteen and half minutes. The second goal was
short Boston got the best OF IN at the start forced the
bail down to the RavensWOOd, ana won in 24 min. The
third goal much longer and much more closely con-
tested but resulted I'm the Boston winning In
20 u mn, after a great deal OF pretty play on
both sides Flannery or the Ravenswoods, was the
hero OF tne game. iis playing was ad-
mirable throughout and had " nos been for hlin
the RavCnswoods would have been defeated long before
they WERE The Unions, OF Boston, had tae advantage
In yyp nd al a
PLAYERS but the RayenswOods taken a whole, PLAYED
better than their adyersarics: they were borne
down by superior weight more than anything
else. n IS matter for regret that the cup
should 80 away New-York, but The Unions uDq ques-
tOuaby deserved their victory for they played won
GeriulY pucky game II - pity, however that there
were clubs IL contest FOR handsome trO-
ply, and is doubt that there some otner
clubs in the country whiCn could have gwen the win
ners a hard struggle Tor its possession.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGrOS Thursday, Aug. IS, 1879.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day were
$3.50 $50 Sc, and from Customs, $73l 7s6 %.
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury Hawley today gave
notice that after October next the payment Of saa-
ries to ofcers clerks end emyloy6s OF the Treasury
Department will be made only at the close OF each
month. Heretofore salaries have been paid semi
monthly.
The Recommendation of the Academic Board under
paragraph 9 Of the Regulations Of the United States
Military Academy, that subjects Of geology and miner
aOgy transferred from the fourth 10 the lLlfG
wear or the course OF instruction at the Military
Academy has been approved by The Secretary OF War;
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
RARUS PURCHASED FOR NEW-YORK.

HE FAMOUS IROIIfH SECURtD FOH FoD,UUU.
HARTFORD, Aug. 25-At the Charter Oak
Park races to-day Il announced IN the afternoon
that Ras had been sold for 36000 and that he wond
Lot start in the free-fora This great dis
appontmcnt to the spectators. II. II Whitehead, OF
New-York, purchased the horse Of MIR. COnklin
for, II is SAID, z. L. simmons, Of New
York. There was report mat Robert Bonner
was the real purchaser. Whitehead teegraphcd TO
niHeiOu start Raru- In The race,
but could him. Rerarding tho horse az IN
their possession, the ASSOCIATION ordered him 10 appear
ana OF MS failure 80 10 expelled the horse and Mr
COEkuu from the track. JOLn splan, the driver or
RaIus, was ucraied from Blame span made a
speech defending Mr. COnkin and charging the failure
OF the horse 10 appear upon the new owner
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
PREVENTING THE SPREAD OF DISEASE.


RECOMMENDATIONS OF The COMMITTEE OF Ex-
PERTs.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The Commission of
Experts appointed by the National Board OF Health to
prepare circular embodying familiar Instructions for
disn'ecton ha made report the Board. The report
is follows:
Disnhction "a the destruction of the poisons of u
necessarily dlsufecants, and dslnfectants do not
necessarily bear Odor The disinfoetans TO be used
First. roll sulphur for fumigation second, sui
phate OF iron oopperasl dissolved in water the pro
for soil. sewers, etc.; third, suphste Of zlnc
and common sat dissolved together in water
IN the proportion OF four OF salt 20 the gallon FOR
clothing, bed linen, etc. Tne Commission exclude
boAc acd for the reason that IS dcut To ecure the
proper quality and II must DO used IN large qn1npes to
be OF sevcs. In using dsinfcetans IN the sick rcom
the available agents fresh air and cleanliness,
The towels clothing Ded nnen, etc. should on removal
from the patient before they taken from tie
roOn Dc placed in pail tub of the zinc solution.
boiling not If possible All DISCHARGES should either ba
received IN vessels containing coppefas solution, or
cred with copperas solution All vessels used about
the pstient should be cleansed with the same
which is stufsd-carpets and haEgings-shouid,
when possible, he removed from the room
for subsequent fumgaiion and treatment. Fumi-
gutOn with phur the only practicable method OF
cLDfectng the house. For this purpose the rooms to
be dlsnfsotod must ba vacated. Heavy clothing blan-
kots bedding and other articles which cannot be treated
with zinc solutions should DC opened and exposed dur
Ing lulngatiOn as directed below Close the room as
tightly possible, place The sulphur IN IRON pans sup
ported bricks, contained IN TUBS containing
little water sci IL fire DY hot Goals with the aid
Of spoonful OF alcohol, and allow the room 10 remain
closed for tweuty y-fOuT hours. For about ten
sQnafe at least pounds OF sulphur shOuld be
used for larger rooms propOronaely increased quau-
tIiies Collars, yards, sabies CUTTERS prYles, cess
pools, wateI-c!Osets, drains, sewers, etc, shOud
Do frequently and literally treated win COP
petas solution. The coDPeras solution Is easily
prepared ~ hanging basket containing
about sixty pounds OF the cOppcras IN barrel OF wafer
II ~ best TO burn articles which In contact
with persons sick with contagious or infectious dis
eases Arlci too valuable to be destroyed SHOULD be
trested as follows Cotton, linen, hInnelS, blankets,
etc. should be treated with tho boiling zinc solution,
introduce piece by piece, thorough wettug and
boil for al ca5 half hour. Heavy vOOllen clothing
silks furs spied bed-covers, BEDS and other articles
which cannCt treated with the zinc solution, should
.unS III tae during fumigatiOn their surfaces
thoroughly exposed and pockets turned INSIDE out Al
and 6laEpu.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
REGULATING SHIPMENTS OF CATTLE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-A dispatch received
The Department OF State from the Consul General al
Berlin says Tho following regulations in regard 10 cattle
imported Hamburg from Great Britain and Amer
lea went force the first OF the preseni month:
Neat cattle before being uuoated must De reported 10
the police hories viii, at the expense or the
owners o. tie cattle, order them unOodcd and STABBED
IN localities where there be contact with dOmeS
tic cattle For four weeks they shall undergo exanna-
tons by veterinary surgeons IA these isOatod stables
At the end of four weeks, II the cattle pronounced
free from contagious disease they VIII be adWtted 70
free traffic Violations OF these regulations are punish
able with heavy fines, and. iu cases, with imprs-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
REDUCING IHh PRICE OF COAL.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2s.-A largely attended
meeting OF the operators OF the schuylk coal region
held This afternoon. After full discussion OF the
situation the following prices agreed upon for tho
line and city trade; Lump ana steamboat 81 70
broken. 81 s5 egg 81 % stove, 81 10; chestnut,
81 80. These prices decline Of 20 cents per Ton
Jump" - steamboat and broken -, % cents
"eRg" ana " chestnut" and 30 stove" The
hsrOOr prices will also be reduced follows Lump.
Steamboat and broken, 80 egg 80 p stove, 80 80
CHESTNUT, 80 20 pea, 81 The lOcal market Is well
stocked, the supply at the Richmond coal wharyes e.
gregating nearly 10000 tons.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE FREEDMEN's BANK INVESTIGATION.
InY TELEGRAPB no rus TRIBUNEI

IBY TELEGRAPH TO IHh IRlh'NE"I
B. WAsHINGToN, Aug. Ex-senator Bruce, who has
hsen in Washington for several weeks pushing tho
work Of invest cation into the affairs OF the Freed
mems Bank, has been called to his home in Cleve-
and bv a telegram announcing the serious illness
,f his infant son. Nothing is positively known
With regard 20 the developments which are likely
10 result from the examination into the banks ac-
,ounts, and no good reason exists for expecting
lnythng very sensational The members OF the
lommttee engaged in this work have mutually
agreed not to make any disclosures at present and
he clerks and experts of the committee are sworn
lo.secrecy. Everybody. Of whatever party, hope'
that the work will be so thoroughly done that the
Eorld win know exactly where the responsibility
lor tho nismanagement of the business OF the bank
rests The committee will soon summon number
pf clerks from the Treasury Department 10 testify
with regard TO borrowing money nom the oahK
II is saId that the bank did extensive business ia
his line taking orders against the salaries OF GOV
lrnment employees and charging per cent a month
crest
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE 1NTER-oCEANIC CANAL SCHEME.

But DEMANDS 100 HIGH PRICE.
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEJ
WASHINGTON, Aug. % There are no special ne
eotafions in progress between this country and the
central American States with regard to an inter
Doeapic canal When the present American Minister
10 Nicaragua aud Costa Rlca was appointed he was
Instructed t. keep the matter IN view, and take any
advantage whicl might turn up to secure conces-
zion. This was merely a continuance of the policy
which has been pursued for years. Nicaragua has
been ready 10 grant right OF way for some tme'
but is disposed 10 be somewhat extortionate IN her
demands an1 secure the hons share OF advantage 10
herself Costa Rlca claims the right TO have voice
i the matter also, nasmnch as her territory borders
Dn the south shore of Lake Nicaragua, which body
If watt VIII form a part of the proposed canal 1t
Is belle at e.; the STATE Nepa -tuC"- tat affair are
n src coalition thai the necessary concessions can
tgaGJly be secured whenever company Is FORMED
yhicn Is willing TO pay the price demanded Dy the
two Governments named. 10 Is also believed th8t
tie agitation of the French scheme viii have ten
lsDoy to bcralize the views of those Governments,
pnI make the final negotiations, whenever they
shall ne undertaken, much easier to cOnsummaIe'
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE YELLOW FLYER Ar MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 2S.-The Howard AS
sociaton to-day assigned twenty duty. Two
more cases reported TO the Board Of Health this
afcrnOOB-Mrs. Pape and Fannie Cob.be.
Ten deaths have occurred-P. o. Wikie and Emma
Jackson (cOlored), George f. Taylor, Ruth T. Egnew,
Rachel Sloan, Jennie Sloan, Martin Moran, Pierre
Lslanne, J. LOwery, FRANK Edrtdgc-the last Two
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE SHOES WIN 4 RACE.

DETROIT Mich, Aug. 28.-The four-oared
race IN the opsuoa regutta was easily to-day boy
the shocwaccaemctics In 7jG; distance 2 miles with
z
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
VANDERBILT EXAMINED.

TIE IMPORTANCE OF THROUGH RATES.
Mr. vAgDEEBrLT EXPLAINS THE GENERAL EFFECT
OF CoMPHTirTON-LOw RATES PoR WESTERN
PRODUCE FssFSTIAL.
Tho Examination of Mr.. Vanderbilt was resumed
yesterday by the Hepburn Committee. He spoke
OF hIs relations with the Wagner Car Company, and
the necessity for through rates in order tIat New
York may retain her share OF the Western trade.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
LATEST SNIP SEWS.
ARRIVED.

Str aplaoo Br Schofed July 49, via Rio Janero
with coffee etc, 20 Busk e Jeyons
Str Maria ,-panI. BoiS Havana, to Zuncalday Co
Gibson, Chichester, Georgetown, Z, ana
Alexandra. 10 ROOme r.
ship North Wales owens Belfast July 23 70 J Seager
ship British America ckhart London 20 snow Burgess
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
Dclilital n otiees.

Eighth Assembly District Republican Association "A
election O the above named associate Will De held
on Friday evening August 30 st 90 Ludlow delo
tbs Convention DO held AZ
toga sept 8, 1870 II. q. McCoRD, PTesidenI
EpyAaD MULAY Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
BARNEs-sANF

Nuremberg, Bavaria. August
1879 in the Churcn Of ST. Lawrence, by the Rev johann
GottfeG Deimber Helen Esele, daughter 0f Daniel SaI
fOri esq, o Reading Ridge, COM and Harriet Suymou
Bsrnes OF New.Y0rk City, 80 cards.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
MIDNIGHT WEA TIER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For New-Engand, partly cloudy weather in
the northern portion. occasional rain, variable Winds,
mostly IRON south TO Weoi nearly stationary empera-
ture.
For the Middle Atlantic States. warmer. clear or
plrtv cloudy weather, light variable winds. mostly
from southeast southwest, nearly station ry barO-
gt
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
Gperial Notices.

Dr. T. HerZberg go West 22d-st has returned from
the country resumed his practice.
Mothers regret late the death ol their inaus,
caused in many by improper TODD need be
hesitauon IN NELL IS FOOD As long rai has
proved vory article for children deprived OF the
natural foun II Is nd0rsed by eminent physicians and may
be had OF most dru ggists.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

Angeles Baths Turkish Electrc and RJmln-day and
night ladies day ana evening Also sun Datls Pe43anG
rooms excellent tables 81 LeSugtonage, corner 25thst
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
.NAKRIhH

No lady careful Of health sewing machine ex'
cept New Automatic" or NO Tension machine OF tue
Wilcox e Gibbs Company
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

= diagram shows t- ths tenias
d re~ The srp-ullcuar Ifsd1as Of ne FOR ls -
preceding mihIh Tue irregular waite ne rs2f.l. w
by dInE Tue broken iJtEe4 Ana
reprefeuis tie variations IA ;empsTstufs
TRlHI-NR OFFICE. Aug. ~. l a. m.--Ine movement
in tba barometer during the ue weather yesterday was
reguar The temperature ranged between $50 and 7s''
The average being Sc higher than Wednesday inc
amount OF moisture iu the air has been Increased
slightly. -. - !,
Clear or partly cloudy and warmer weather may be
expected n. this clty and vicinity c-days
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

September 20 paper will begin to arrive at the
Treasury Department. Each note will contain two
strands of silk thread, besides silk fibre of three
coloIs red, orange and blue. 1t is understood that
the first order is for about 5000 900 sheets.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
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