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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-04-26
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DIRECTORS:
3. Cushwa, II. Y. Dcatrick, Samuel Eu-
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John II. Strider, VI. W. Burr, Of JEFF
f-rsoJ. ii. r. CuShwa of Berkeley and
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THIS Company Il now in successful OPP
| Grafton, and is prepared To take risks
from responsible parties in this and ad-
joining counties, at rates more favorable
than offered by any other companies do
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Insure, will find it to their interest to
patronizc n home Institution, thereby re
tanning the money among our people.
Er.cufire COMMITTEE Meets Every Tues
day a, . o'clock. p. ~,
at "ompany's office. Any person desiring
Insurance, will make application 10 any
of the officers Of the Company.
Call Oh Secretary for rates, ic., &c.
June !, 1873. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-04-26
THE WEBER PIANO.

THE WEBER PIANO.
4 COMPLETE TRIUMPH AT TILE
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION! The
Weber Pianos received the highest AWARD
at the Centennial Exposition. beware Of
other manufacturers claiming Centennial
award, IA IL is false. The Weber Piano
has also the best references OF any piano
in the world Send for catalogue con-
tanning account OF factory prices, and the
judges report at the Centennial, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22


The Princess Charlotte j. nov settled in
the Chateau Of Bouchout, near BRUSSELS.
Her mental condition dos not give the
slightest hope Of a cure. The unfortunate
Princess writes and paints With inconceiv-
able ardor; her correspondence j, almost
entirely addressed 70 sovereigns, and her
letter. are sent 10 their destination. She
says but little 30 her ladies Of honor. She
constantly thinks she is at the MEXICAN
court, receiving the grandes OF the EN-
pire, Ministers. Generals and Embz<sar
dors. and eonver.es Ne II she were IN their
midst. Her toilet is Of the most eItrzor-
binary description. and the most gsrisb
oolors are those in favor. The Princess is
very fond Of the society Of the Queen.
whom she loves extremely. Her consden-
tial servant il a Memo IN. who has not
quilted her since she left America, and he
always waits on her al dinner. The fad
may be remembered that for long time
the Pnnoess believed that people wished
To poison her; and shortly zfter her return
10 Europe, visiting the Pope. she had
scarcely left the presence Of BIS Holmes
when she returned 10 the Vatican. declar,
ing that she would only consent 20 take
her meals in the spsrtmcnss Of Pius TX.
Her inopme is estimated a. so, coo
francs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

Rome Letter in Philadelphia II Telegraph.
The Queen Of Italy is a woman Of great
spirit. She stands by her order as pluck.
lily as did Marie Antoinette. of France,
whom she resembles in person and face.
She has no idea Of yielding an inch nor
the faintest line Of an inch in her royal pre-.
negatives. She is a Sabaudienne as vel
as her husband by blood and character,
and is fine representative of the ruling
idea Of Italian power which has possessed
the Savoy house ever since the eleventh
century. when the son of Humbert of the
White Hands married Adelaide, the heir
ess of Susa. She is true royal Sabaudi.
enne also in her virtue and honorable
character. The royal women Of her house
have been noted through centuries and
centuries for spotless lives. Queen Mar
guerite Of Italy is likewise woman Of her
day, anu has all the versatility which char
acterizes our her Of this generation and
which sweeps over - wide a range Of sub
jects and objects that II makes an old fash
toned woman brea.hless. The royal lady
from the last fashion 10 the last Pariia-
mentary debate or Ministerial s9uabble.
from Dante TO the last Sonnet 10 Her Ma
jestv, from archaeology to ehifons. frum
St. Augustine 10 the last novel. She reads
a little Of everything; laughs over Bret
Harte and Mark TWAIN and disoouues pat
~ and aptiy upon social science, Shakes
peare and the Musical Glasses. and takes
the trouble 10 cram her.elf for certain IN
terviews with literary celebrities
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

The new Postal Code now in prepare
ton at the Postoffice Department, will in
its classification of mail matter do away
with many Of the restrictions upon matter
of the lower classes, which have been a
constant source Of annoyance both to the
public and to the department. The ma
ture of the changes is indicated by one of
the instructions to postmasters, which pre-
cede the codihcation OF laws which is as
follows: MANY classes of matter which
under the law were rated with letter post
age are, under the new codi6cation, 10 be
rated as fourth-class matter merchandise }
Such are, for instance, drawing, plans, de-
signs. original paintings in oil or water
colors, etc. Matter which is wholly in
writing or printed matter, containing a
written inscription in the nature of person
al correspondence, and matter which is
sealed against inspection are alone by their
nature and the intent of the law first elias.
matter. Printed matter, partly in wri-
ting, may be first or third class matter, ac-
cording to the nature of the written in
scription thereon. II the inscription is of
the nature of personal correspondence the
matter must pay first class rates. An in
scription not in the nature Of personal cor
respondence may be written upon third
class matter without subjecting il to letter
postage. Fourth class matter includes ev.
erything not included in the other classes
which is not by law and regulation exclu-
ded from the mails. Postmasters should
consider the presumption to be in favor Of
the admission of all unsealed mail matter
subject to inspection, at third or fourth
class rates, and, unless the matter is Who'll
ly in writing, when it must pay letter
postage, should not rate it up on account
Of written inscriptions thereon, unless the
inscription Is clearly in the nature of per-
sonal correspondence"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

Prom he Nsv Ysrk Hone journal
The Stewart Art Gallery, which is but
;ur.,fac,,, n;ctu,sa and described IN
- -. r. a., y
H''P" '''s " As D CONTAINS on,s
a part OF the art treasures OF Mrs. A. i.
Stewards marble palace in Thirty.fourth
street and Fifth avenue. Miss Hosm.,'s
..zs,oh;." .nd .svsr,l o,h.r s,. .,.,ns.
In ths sn.ranes'hai, and amo NM a,Ssr
s,S.,rs. !, tbs -oor,. on ~. 81, 49, 49, ~
S Sss ..uaris. ia naI.I'." 49,. -
"oo ~. 49, 49,. ~ nnr,, ~.
.h my urJ hanpw p Ir. ~ s.v. ..css ,hsa, ue y
.~u uHf !h;ch = cr;t;c .,l,s s.ons 81 ,hs
.,n.t a;n,;s;,s ,h;nss svar M, -, cs,r.s :.
T.so,ohnn, ,hs th,ss s,or;ss 81 ar hnns.
al az ro o sra saa,,.r.a nr;ssIss, ,
~ -. -, ,s W. 81 go, N.Sarr,;,a ~. :.
.er.s,o;n cio;snrre Las. and hr;s. ..hr.c.
"a sxarv daw ~ ali Seasons S,ssb en-,
a. :. hssS.ts vas.s ;,r'i;n,srs. "a
al sorts Of Ao~er ,ecsn,aeles a5orr ne.
das,si. ataosrss tabls. stands ana naF,.
~ ,hs .tatnsry The house = at owe :
n., . and = boua and ia mistress : AZ.
Glazed nv one If her most Intimate trend.
20 hs ths ,,,o., cb,rm;ng bo.,a,. ;mag;na.
Ne Shs !. alwaxs an bosn;tabIs thnpch,,
;nt.,, SjEnc her bouse v,tb small rsIi.
-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
KiIiea ~ Ass0aaa-

To1r tkoasand nine hundred Asd sf.y-
;hres per.S1s vere hid dsnnx tie Lao
yezr IN tse sosfhress provinces Of isdss
.sd IN osde By vild beAsss ssi sssk1s.
add Of sh1se s.s7i owed their death 70
make bits. No I-ss shss lo.5i3 bad II
cattle vere also destmyei, Do.siy bs
leopsnas. in The vze Ryssins pl<es o. ies
Israi- Asvards 70 De sxtees Il 1000
rupees vsss paiA y ths Geys.ne.s IA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

they were Patsy King, the murderer Of
Foreman McGinnis at Leadville. who es-
capped q short time ago from Leadville
jail. and another desperate character, but
the belief has been proven to have no
basis. Whoever they are. they re cleverer
than Lennox could hope Of being In then
place. He'd have stopped every mile or
two to drop poetical pearl. These men
were evidently not poets; give them credit
for SO much virtue and sterling good
sense. Lennon is poet; an idiot as we'll
as q knave.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
Cuvss.s sassss-es AZ ne We, pissss are
DsesoAaA.

In a recert Iecsure Mr.. Francis Darwin
gave some curious instances o. the way
plants are protected from insee,s and
other Danger. Opium. s'ryehniBs and
b~Iladopna. be sad. three Of the most
deadly poisons, we're all formed by plants
AZ a means Of defense 20 preserve them
from cattle, etc A curious uss vas made
OF this poisonous property, A. recorded by
Liying.tope. Who states thai a: one place
in south Afies the natives v~re IN the
hab,. Of catching their Sebrzs By mzshIsg
Up some posronoas plan, IN shcsr drinsing
plao~s. Poppsee are protected by posson
from The sstAeks of goats and probably Of
o4h~f cattle. The stryehnins plant va a
good example 81 he way IN Which rasson
uzs limited 10 the part of use yiAni vssss
il vas seeded. Almonds vsrs ziso pso.
tecsed by poiscn. cuifssaiors s>sersiiy
soving the tsst~r kind. - the sves4 tfsd
vas eaten by nioe. Uhsr plAsts vrss
protested. po by strcog possons. bot ~
souse aromatic substance. The frns>l.
anis~ and ezrAvsy s~eds sere examples II
this. vh,ch we're sos EATEN ey birds %
that seoouns. The lime vksen vas pro
,>-tea by this aroma. v.s able 70 srov
Wild and hcsd ~ own sSrwt~rss vhSeszx
che o~ang-. The cssrsu asd olive r-9ssr>d
% ts carefully preserved and vssebsd.
Tb< mint rae another rszapss a . sssns
protected Against esfsjs ~ thss
sxosr attic prineirse. flov~n ss~ eses
nor aro<azfse than The iszrrs a ;h~
plan. on vhieh sbeJ srov. asd oss %
this p<incple shSIr sssefy from st..et.
.oA e..~Ypsliars III, eses ss.,rs 70 sessh
soan>s tAza eat Ne sossr II risst. The
I.syes IL vh&h Thy r~>dsfy 5~sess.
Water p&Ants are usysrs>sf<d sr sne
r~zsos TIA water ~ rres>zf>on sss1sk.
h NOT peesIiss prosesxsos. p>ssses.
vas sAss sn,oy~t ~ sss eszsos lstsses.
vnseh. vh~a p<iessd. ssen ~ N sssIs
fos- s,,zrsed % . ssseky ,sss. sef 70.
ye,sx.-4 tn intrsd~s. vso. bssssg Tie lssf
sros yeIafsos. ar~s 3,vn spsa hsnsea .
ss-.h shovsr Il eskAase vrsxh. IN vkses
lie unfosfzsase ant 80 ds-yvse1-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

The Ransoon correspondent Of the Lon
don Ners. speaking Of Gen Grants visit
to the Burmese Capital. says: "Dunng
MS stay he vas the Cues; Of the CHIEF
Commissioner, Who gave several recep
tons. to enable the good folks Of Ran
COON TO see the General People here
seem TO think hs has improved In his Con-
vocational powers, most Of them assert
ing that they got hin to speak, If It u0
only 10 venture the assertion that Bur
mese female attire might be made more
suitshlo ior mind society,""
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
poeetrn
THE BURGLAR AND THE EDITOR.

A burglar climbed into an editors room,
Needy and poor was he;
An saw in the dim uncertain gloom,
With legs as long - the stem Of 4 broom,
pair Of trousers .Tn just freeze to EN-"
He chuckied with hendish glee.
He ii.ed them up from the back of the chair;
Lightly they hung OF his arm;
They were the editors only Rair,
Thinner than gossamer everywhere;
oh, but the knees were worn and bare.
Good clothes-when the weather is warm.
COUSrERscARP.
AL over the room he searched in vain;
There was no more to find;
There was no sign of sordid grin,
No passing drops from golden rain,
Only the wealth of the sleeper's brain,
The peace of the EDITORS mind.
PARAPET.
He turned his back on the happy home.
Thoughtfully netting those pants;
Out Of the window he cautiously CLONE;
He emptied the pockets broken comb,
stub of pencil. manuscript poem,
Answered his searching glance
He started; the the tear flashed into his eyes,
He leaned up against the fence;
A look of plying, mute surprise,
Softened his face; he stiIed his cries,
He looked ut his swag and measured its size,
Value-about nine cents.
TERREpLEIS.
Into his pockets his own he went,
And he dragged out ten-dOllar bill;
Andfhe hastily crammed it, every cent,
Into the EDITORS pockets and bent
The trousers into q wad and sent
Them over the window sill
SLOPE.
Then on to q wealthy house he sped.
"'Twas n charity well bestowed"
He eaid to himself; and when night had fed,
And the editor rose from his virtuous bed,
And found the money, he whistled and said,
"well, am essentially bowed"
-Burfihqton HdUkeye, IprH %.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
FAr1a1iA.

Pa" asked an uptown boy the o;he
day, what is meant by Paradise. 2
Paradise. NV scn." replied the father
is the latter part Of next summer, vhe,
your mother goes on a visit to your grand
mother"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

-C1nsr~~snas J. kAstarh 1o<ksz. -
yrx;sia- sko ss9szs ffr0 osfArsnt - -
yersiy skAf ke ca sez:hs rod sS vnss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

The warm weather has set the vhols
country to wishing that circases would be.
IN 10 come around aeain
The New York herald., 1879-07-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt ii Hams, of the Cunard steamer Scythia has
thanks for special meteorological observations made
in connection with the HERALD weather service.
sHIP (Br). Bingsy, for Queenstown returned to
Baltimore AN July leaking.
SHIP ERINs GEN Br Ives from Cardiff while Ut anchor
Gale June ~ struck the ground and unshpped her
rudde She had 3 feet of water In her hold AID be-
ing lightened.
BARK SOPHIE (Nor) from Mramichi arrived q Ie Ro-
chelle June ~, with cargo shifted
BRIG LADY BIRD DR. Rex from st Johns, Nj beforc
ported at st Mchaes In dstress proceeded for Antigua
June In ballast the voyage to Pernambuco having been
abandoned.
NC June 49, lexky, completed her repairs,
loaded and sailed tor her destin alton July =
Sem AMOS CUTTER of Gloucester which wrecked at
Tenants arbor last week. has boen oated of and taken
into Rockand Me- by wreckers who to receive 500
when she s the marine railway in that city.
Sem wAvK CREST. Winchester, from Sante Fe to Rio
Grande put into Buenos Ayres May 20 with loss Of
and chains and remained June to proceed the
I'd.
scpR OpRIN SHERWOOD brick laden bound South. col.
lded night of July Stony Point. Hudson River.
with steamboat John Hasbrouck and sank immedi-
ately; saved by small boats. Tho Hasbrouck was
only slightly damaged
GREAT NICK H. July e-rhc schr Joseph White of New
ing and ashore In Cow Bay Harbor for repairs
July S-A very gale with has
prevailed all schr II Coriiss drfted from her
moorngs piles of the Eastern Marine Railway
receiving considerable damage Steamer Monohansett
rived from Boston at o'clock and reports rough
forward will night leaving for Boston
ats AN.
LAuNCHRDThe iron steam ship City of Alexandria,
long s feet % feet depth of hold aud 5000
tons burden, launched at Roachs shpvard Chester
yesterday afternoon She is for the Alexandra line of
The New York herald., 1879-07-10
ALLEGED POISONOUS MILK.

DIR. J. II. Raymond. the Brooklyn Sanitary Super
intendent. yesterday presented his report on the
cases of alleged poisoning by impure milk in that
city. According to it number of families in South
Brooklyn about the time affected by perss-
vomiting pain in the stomach great depression
and weakness. profuse perspiraton. and in case
excessive thirst On investigation it was found that
each of the sufferers had drank milk which had
come from James j. Peppard's store at No. 271
Columbia street. Captain Leary. Of the Third
precinct. seized all the cans and Inspector
McCorkle M. D., took samples OF the fluid contained
in each Of them. which submitted to careful
analysis. Nothing could be discovered, however. to
account for the sickness OF the consumers. and is
probable that it was due TO the swater which had
been mixed with the milk and which. doubtless was
drawn from some filthy pump. DR.. Raymond sug-
gess the enlargement OF the force OF inspectors to
investigate the milk nuisance.
The New York herald., 1879-07-10
ACCIDENT AT WEST SIDE PARK.

During the progress of a pigeon shooting match
at West Side Park. Jersey City. between some
amateurs OF this city yesterday afternoon. two car
penters. named Joseph Miles and William Bennets
were engaged in removing frame structure located
just outside the bounds. A gentleman named Har-
rison was at the scratch fast driver was released
and flew outside the bounds in close proximity
to the heads of the two carpenters. who were
lowering piece or timber Outside the
boundary stood Joseph Flood. who shooting at
such birds escaped from the shots at the trap As
this pigeon flew Miles and Bennett he discharged
his gum the shot, No. buck lodging in the back of
Miles and piercing the breast. right eye. face and
arms of Bennett Flood was arrested and the in
jured men were removed to the Charity Hospital
Their wounds. although painful not believed to
be fatal 1t was said that Harrison discharged his
gun ut the same time with Flood and orders for his
arrest were issued
The New York herald., 1879-07-10
BOUND EAST.
CLEARED.

Steamer Republic (Br9, Irving. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer City Of Bristol Br Deamotte. Liverpool-John
steamer State of Virginia (i,r,. Noodle Gasgow-Aus
steamer schiedam Dutch. Chevaier, Rotterdam
Funch. Edge GO.
Chareston-J " Quintard L CO.
s @ Bs sy a%s
Riehmond-9ld Dominion steamship Co
Steamer Hatterss, Stevens, West Point, va-old Do
steamer Vineland. Bowen Baitinore-J Krcms
Steamer Defiance, Davidson. Philadelphis-wm Clyde
Ship Adolf (Ger) Bockelmann, Bremen.
Bark Prince Patrick (Br. Peterkin Notwithstanding
Bark Jens Brandt (Nor) Olsen. Hull E-Bsnham. Boye-
Bark St Oasss (Br,. campug. Cork for orders-scam.
Bnk Atlas tAus, vidulich. Cork Falmouth for
Bark Columbia Ger. wahmann, Hamburs-wajsn,
Bark sul.ana CBp. Moshor. Alton. Ebe-J Whit
BARK Sordon swo,. Nilssen. Frcderiekshavon-runch
BARK ElIida (Nos) Gunderssn, stockholm-C Tobias 4
Bark Vice AmmoragO Tegethon (Aus,. GiOvaneili Mar
Bark Indusri CNor) Larsen. Cette-Fu1eh Edge 4 Co.
nt % cs%pso o
Brig Maria Fsisari dtaD, Paolilo Pir9us for orders
Rrs yStoa TrSySrsss Sons
scr Jordan Mott Tobin, St George
ton Il Co.
schr Charles Warren. Smith. st Pierre, Msrt-B
Weinberg a. Co
Schr Florence Lillian, Smith, Jscksonviie-Wsrren
Ray
schr Anna Dickinson, Tooker, Kcy west-Benner 4
Pinckney.
schr Casper Heft Phillips Richmond. va-James Van
Brunt.
sehr Enoch Moore, Qususe, Washington, DC-w Van
Brunt.
Schr Julia r Clark, Corbury Newark-G s Walters.
Schr A Davis Chace. Barnstable, Aass-Chxrles +
Robbins
Schr Alert. Dickinson, New Haven--Rackctt 4 Bro
Sloop Emma Brush, Bunce Black Rock, Ct-G
Walters
The New York herald., 1879-07-10

dephia.
SrtrriN. June 23--Arrived varberr, Nielsen Boston
xnwiNkMusDK, June 3@-ATiyed, Cvrtez Hansen, Nov
iuIk --sth. f.arissa. Short. boston.
nAzAiRE. June 2SArrived Afghan, Grihiths Char
Naples. @~"'' --- W --''
O. MicHAEIs June 9-Sailed Lady Bird. Rex. Antigua
New York. ~- ~
STRAITS or suSDA, May 2-Passed Star OF the East.
pomroy from singapore for New York; 10th, Verona,
bartlett. from Manila for Falmouth.
caya. Butler Philadelphia.
LihsrE June 2f-Arrived, Admiral. sausr Now York;
Cleared 2sSd, Mimi, Tominick, New York
sen Quebec '-
Sailed 9th, Circassia (s), Ponder Boston ,
The New York herald., 1879-07-10
WHAT CAME OF A FILTRATION.

Emile Capelle. barber employed in saloon at
No. 1.255 Myrtle avenue Brooklyn. some two months
or more ago began Irritation with woman on a
Grand street ferryboat who gave her same as Addie
Meyer. of No. 1921 Graham avenue. Williamsburg.
and saying she single. encouraged his addresses
Threel weeks ago she left her home and through
letters from Capelle she left behind her his
address was discovered by the husband of the
woman, George L. Woerner. and he obtained a
warrant for his arrest on charge OF inducing the
woman to desert her home and then de staining her
against her will. Capelle. when arraigned before
Justice Elliott, in williamsburg yesterday, denied
the charge, and said he never knew the woman was
married till he arrested for kidnapping her. He
was held in 81 900 to answer.
The New York herald., 1879-07-10

Bosr New York India or Nielsen do; odin sv) Hult.
Bull River.
CALCUTTA July sSailed ship Ross Dhu tBr). Fleming,
New York.
DusKrRx July s-Arrivod. ship Fylsja @or'. Jensen
Pascagoula.
DASrzIc July 6-Arrved bark Otssen Nor), Tovussen.
New York.
GLOUCESTER. July Arrived bark Piero Accans Qtal,
Popesta Baltimore
GnErsock July s-Arrived bark Robert Godfrey tBr).
Travis Now oYrk.
HAvRE, July s-Arrvsd. steamer Agnes tBr,, Irvine.
Baltimore.
HAxnuRG, July s-sailsd barks speranza CNoo. Olsen.
and wslsnd CGer yogeissng, New York.
LIVERPOOL. July S-Arrived ships Patterdale CB Gun
San Francsco Bengal (Br). Irving New York 9th,
steamers Gsnos Br Pashby do; obcrs (B Clarke. do
Lord Cough Br), Hughes Philadelphia; ship Helicon.
Howes San Francisco via Tahiti.
Sailed sth ships Success Hichborn, New York; William
B sheldrake. do; 9th, Canopus r), Horsali
Boston, Bavarian Br. Lsxzolo do; British Empire (Bi)
Lecky, Philadelphia direct
LONDON. July 9-Arrivcd. steamers Ocean King (Br).
Scott. Montreal; Canada (Br), Sumner, New York.
LYNN July ARRIVED bark yegar Nor), Albrechtson.
New York.
LKrrm, July s-Arrived, bark Eclipse tBr,. Herbert.
Coosaw, SC.
MovILLE July 9-Arrved steamer Phrncian (Br) Scott
Montreal for Glasgow.
MARskILLEs. July 7-Arrived steamer Bursweii (Br),
waltace, Philadephia.
York
PLYMOUTH, July sSaied, bark New York QtaD. Cacace.
New York.
PALERMO, to July 9-Arrived brig Eta Whittemore,
Wright Bangor.
QUEENsTowS July S-Arrived barks Eiieser (Nor) Mel
New York; eth Tonello (Aus) Schmal
da, do; Canning (Br), Mcleod. Halifax.
Sailed 9th steamer City Of Brussels (Br Watkins Qrom
Liverpool, New York.
RouES. July 7-saed barks Lennatar (us). Lundgren.
Batimore Kentigern (Br), Nash, do
RocuRPoRr, July 6-Arrivel barks Esif (Nor). Hauge
New York; 7th Ystavat usus) Burman. Philadelphia
STsrrIN, July 6Arrved. bark Petropolis (Nor Gron-
stad, Now York.
SANTANpER. July ARRIVED, bark Western Belle (Br),
Mckinnon New York before reported without datel
STOCKHOLM. July 6-Arrved, bark Gusta Helene (Nor),
Florenaes, New York
SINGAPORE. July 9-Arrived, bark Ceres tGer) Koop.
New York.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLYnEAp, July 9-wind NV, fresh.
LIzARp July 9-Wnd w, strong; fine.
PLYMOUTH July 9-wind NV, strong; cloudy; barome-
ter 2o.6S
ScILLY. July 9-wind NV; barometer 29s0.
The New York herald., 1879-07-10
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AnRSpAL TO July o-Arrivcd barks Magdalena (Nor).
Olson New York; Florida (Nor). Mikkclscn, Philadelphia
AsrwrRP July ssaiicd bark Maggie Miller Br), Cook.
Philadelphia.
ASHER July g-Passed previously, bark Anglo Norman
(I3r) Davidson, from New York for shanghai
BonprAux, July 0-sailcd, bark Modesto Br Lawrence,
New York.
BoLpERAA, to July 0Arrived ship Sulioe (Br,. Good
barn Now Orleans for Riga bark Niord Nor, schong,
Now York.
BAyosSE July 1-Arrivcd. barks Atalanta utaD. Bon
signore, New York; Arstides Nor Sslvesen Phiadel-
pha; I'd, 81 Lawrence tBr Thomas. Batmore 4th, brig
suom aicinen d,us), Heriin. Philadelphia.
Corr July 7sailed ship Cashier tBr Teifer. Delaware
River :
CARDIFF. July o-Arrivcd ship Yorktown Blair. Liver
pool. 10 load for Hong Kong.
CmReBouRG. to July 9-Arrved, bark Stanley Nor
wroldssn. Baltimore.
CorxsnAorS Jaly 5-Arrvsd bsrks Carl Hasstedt (Ncr