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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, July 24-Arrived bark Thor (Sor,. Jensen.
Baltimore
Sailed 2sd, bark Star of India (Br,. New York.
BELFAST July 23Arrved, bark Lotte (Br). Kirby Now
York.
Sailed 23d ships Mary Stewart C3r, Wright Phadel-
pha: North tales Br), Owens. do bark John Harvey
Br Lockha New York: oath, New London, for Quebec.
BRISTOL, July 23-Arrived. bark Forest Belle Brs
Walker Pensacola 24th. steamer Belsze Br. Thirkell,
Montreal .Govino (Br, Scarlet, do
BARI to July 24-Arrved, bark AgostinO Felugo Qap,
Chiesa, Philadelphia.
BRouwERsHAvEN July.24-Arrived, bark J Whitney
(Br), Spicsr, Boston for Rotterdam.
GRxRsocx, July 24-Arrived, bark G N Stanwood Web
Der. Matanxas.
HARwrcH, July 23-Arrived bark Genon (ius, sariin.
Darien.
HAMBURG July 24-Arrived. ship Nor CSor). ferguson.
New York: banks Ger. sulicher, Philadelphia;
Mario QtsD, Nossardi, New York.
Sailed 23d banks Promodo or), Jacobsen Charleston
Mentore (Nox) Galveston.
HoNrLxuR July 23-saled bark Nicanor (Nor), Olsen.
New York.
LIVERPOOL July 23Arrivcd. ships Robert l. Lano (Br),
Young, New York; Grace, Black, San Francisco;
bark Telegraph % Henry, Charleston; oath. steamers
Giamore.n Br,, Bnck, Boston, Australian tBr. Peters.
Baltimore; Manuela (sp Lsrrau Matanxas via Norfolk
Sailed 23d. ships Southern Rights Beard New York
Caravan, waefelaer, do; bark Roland Hill (r), Moran,
Philadelphia 24h ship lilo Marthe tFr), Oliver. New Or
leans: Emma Partridge Partridge. Natanzax brig
Hardi (Nor), Nielsen, Galveston.
LONDON July 23-Arrved, bark LANCET (Nor Pedersen,
New York; oath steamer Greece tBr), Pearsc, do.
Lizard July 23-Of. bark Lucie Radman GER. Meyer,
from East Pascagoula for Client.
LONDONDERRY sJuly 24-Arrived, bark Hawatha tBr),
Little. Baltimore
LKrrn July 24-Saiied bark BacciciDo Rivello Qsal)
Beixa, New York.
Rouxx July 22-Arrived, barks Gardeicke dtaI. RAJ
mussi Philadelphia; Aurora QBr). Churchill New York
SOUTHAMPTON. July 24Arrived steamer Othello (Br),
Mitchell New York for Hull.
SLIGO, July 22-Arrved, banks Heinrich Bjorn (Nor)
Boo, New York; ssphi- (Nor), Olsen. Baltimore
sILorH, July 23-Arrivod, brig Ottawa Br). Samuel,
Bull River.
SHARPNESS July 24Arrived steamer Eclipse (Br Hol-
man. New York.
OpoRro. July 1sArrived bark Bergen yrcn or). Nor
tensc Philadelphia; brig Nellie Crosby Cs Crosby do.
QUEENSTOWN July 24-Arrived steamers Wyoming CBr),
Murray, New York for Liverpool: Cornthian (r, Men,
xics, Montreal FOR do land both proceeded
srrrrrS July lsssiled barks Consantia Nor, Talak-
son. New York.
TR,nsrK July 2i-sailed. bark serug Aus Passinovic
New York.
vALrxcrA. July le-Arrivcd, brig Cuore QtaD CasteL
lano, New York.
Sailed l4th ship Harry Morse. Brooks, Now York
LONDON. July 2i-Steamer schicdam Dusch) Chevalicr
from York. which arrived Rotterdam I'D been
aground
arrived at Dublin July 4 not leaky Incorrectly
ported.
WEATHER ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
HoLynEAD, July 24-wind sw, moderate gale; barome-
ter ynO6i.
LivERrooL. July 24-wipd wNw, fresh.
Lizard, July 24-wind NV. fresh, hnc.
PLYMOUTH, July 24-wind NV. moderate nne; baromo-
ter 30
scILLr July 24-wiud NV fresh. fine; barometer 30 20
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OFFICER HESS CAPTURE.

BELMONT, THE ESCAPED LONG ISLAND BURGLAR.
ARRESTED AND SENT TO SING SING.
Ofacer Hess. of the Tenth precinct while on duty
in Rivington street about two o'clock yesterday
morning, saw o man whom he believed to be Frank
Belmont of the four prisoners who on the after
Of June % last escaped from the Queens County
JAIL come out Of beer saloon Allen street.
Upon the officer approaching the suspected person
the latter quickly up town. Hess raped for
assistance and pursued the fugitive. The man when
in First avenue turned and fired twice at the officer
After two blocks further chase Hess came up with
him and eveed his revolver at the fugitive's head.
The then surrendered. In the Tenth precinct
station house he was recognized as Belmont alias
Frank Bennett, alias John Anderson, alias Dutch
Fred.
Belmont, we'll known New York pickpocket. in
June last was in Queens County Jail under SON.
tence of Ave years for stealing ladys watch in the
Lutheran Cemetery on Decoration Day. Three other
noted criminals we're confined at the same time in
the Jail. The gang succeeded in making their
cape through the help OF Belmonts friends. creating
quite a sensation at the time.
Belmont was arraigned in Essex Market Court yes
terday morning. He said he tbirty-four years
old and lived at No. 223 West Twentyeighth street.
He was taken to Police Headquarters and there
handcuffed to Officer Hess, and ut noon he was
turned ito the custody of Sheriff Rushmore. At
half-past two o'clock yesterday afternoon he
sent to Sing Sing. 1t is said that Belmont came to
New York from Now Jersey to see his mistress.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN IN MAINE.

HE ADDRESSES THE VOTERS AT LEWISTON ON
THE POLITICAL ISSUES OF THE TIME.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LEWISTON, July "a. 1879.
Secretary Sherman addressed IN audience OF 5000
people az Lewiston tonight. He commenced by re-
plying to questions in the Portland Argus, which.
he said. had all been disposed Of by the action
Of Congress and out Of his hands, while the alleged
findings Of Mr. Glover he held. had all been re-
futed long since. Most of his speech taken
up in critcizng and refuting the several statements
the panxs of the greenback platform of this State
In doing this he used the same arguments as in his
Portland speech except that he endeavored to give
the credit to Secretary Sherman instead OF the re-
publican party
THE SOUTHERN SITUATION.
The closing part Of the speech was devoted to the
Southern question and the issues most dear to the
hearts OF the stalwarts This he characterized as of
far Importance than the financial or any
other question. and the to be first met. appeal
ing republicans to forget OLD differences be once
more united. and give the old fashioned majorities
Mr.. Frye followed lifting the stalwart banner .
little higher. and with that the performance closed
to BIZ renewed at Augusta tomorrow.
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING All SEA.

Captain Johanncsen. of tho Norwegian bark Roson-
berg arrived in this city day before yesterday, bring
Ing with him three men, whom he had picked up
Utmost exhausted They were discovered in an open
boat on the 10th OF July in latitude a. 80 and lo~gi-
tude %. They were brought yesterdayto the Office
OF the French Consul, to whom they gave their
names az Adoiph Piednocl, Joseph Marcis and
Eugene Brcde aud stated that they belonged to
French hshing vessel called the Charles Gustaye,
engaged In fishing of the coast of Newfoundland.
Their lines we're all laid when they were ordered
to go out in their small boat to uudeyrun the
lines. 80 ~ TO take in tho catch They started To
obey the orders ia dcnse fog and rough weather.
very soon losing sight OF their vessel Sc dark they
supposed that they must have been ~ least twenty
nvc miles from their craft. All their efforts TO beat
back again proved futile. aud they her
again. All their strength was employed in keeping
thcir frail boat from swamping. and. without COM
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MAINE GREENBACKEKS.

PORTLAND, July "a, 1879.
Tho greenbackers opened their campaign to.night
by meeting at the City Hall to hear Scion Chases
reply to Secretary Sherman's speech. Owing to the
short notice the hall was not entirely filed. Mr..
Chase spoke hour and half. and was warmly
received He argued that the bankers. aided by Mr..
Sherman. were running the poor to enrich them
selves. An honest dollar he said, is that from
decade to decade will buy about the same amount
lar is dishonest as that of to-day Is worth
two of 1860. The unlimited coinage of sill
yer would start industry throughout the world.
industry like cake of ice. II it goes to Europe it
will go into channels of industry. Last year the
republican party; this year chain lightning is going
to strike. They begin to hear the tramp Of cowskn
boots.
The meeting was orderly and attentive. Alden j.
Blethen presided.
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WHALEMEN.

AZ Meuguui juno Pa bark Triton. Keith. NIB.
letter dated Fayal june Is. states that bark Sea
Ranger Holiness NB arrived 1t that port the 2lst, II
days out clean and sailed next day bound north Put In
land second mate, Magl Jaun native of Cape Verbs
forcyard the deck and wSs seriously hurt
but broken and he doing WE'LL also landed
Alfred Stevenson bay Of Islands, sick with
consumption. Also arrived 2sth. bark P1atina NIB Is
days out clean put In land Capt Sherman rather
date
Fayal June % In to land Capt Sherman who had
been sick since leaving home. Had whales
except fnbacks. Had had fine weather with winds
steadily from the westward The Platna would continue
the voyage under command of Mr. Gilbert, fret officer
letter from Capt Thompson, of bark Minerva of NIB.
dated st Mchae June IS states that he in repair
wndsss bols sp oil in 10 dAys-l65O bbls
all told BY the breaking Of the windass had lost the
head Of large whale. Would sail for the North in few
days. Juno D, bark Lsgoda Lewis. NB take two
whales and bark Morning STAR Sesbnry do. one whale
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AUCKLAND NJ, June mot 27)saicd bark Eicnor Yer
non. Ciopp. Nov York.
Nunamo To load for San francisco.
ANSAPoLis. NS. July l1--sailod bark Geo Corbott
C3r), Atwood. Glasgow.
CAMrnKIhroS M July 23-Clcarcd bark II tNor,
Michaelson, Dublin.
DnmrRAaA, July 22Arrived, schr Jessie Hoyt. Nuser.
New York
HsvAsAeJuy 2i-Arrived. steamer Niagara. Curtis. New
York.
HAIarAx July 2I-Arrived, brig Mary Jones Orr,
Hughes. London.
Arrived gath, steamer Alpha (Br. 81 Thomas and Ber
muda.
LIvrepooL. july 2i-Arrved. bark Lily tBp. Morrisey
81 John. NIB.
MoSrerAL. July 22-Arrivod bark Chevsler u'r)
Jonkins. Troon
Arrived 2Bd steamer Crcassan u3r, wyIe, Liverpool.
sailed 22d. bark Marcolius (i3r), Wbitton. Liverpool
MORN SYDNEY, CB July 21--Arrved, steamer bagdon
Q3r), Burrows. Montreal land sailed Tor London -
PIcrou, July 2iAfrived. brig Laura lBr Hsrtgsn, -
Naxnre.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Complaint 10 made by masters of vessels navigating
He'll Gate that large Is anchored in the
channel Halletts Point probably litte nearer tho
Hogs Back than the centre OF the CHI way
OF vessels passing in and Her moorng chains are
said be dangerous, they extend long way out
from the
The southern buoy on the Stone Horse Nantucket
Shoals. Is reported as missing.
Capt Tngersoll OF schr Napoleon. from Virginia. conn.,
plains that there the shos at tbs stsrboard
York River Va Said shoal extends half
the river, and has but feet OF water on it.
Bark Vertas r) Whitney. ut Philadelphia I'd from st
Naxae reports passed the heed Of vessels ENE IL
miles of light ship Five Fahom Bank. which lies In
dangerous position for passing vessels.
Notice Is hereby given that the bearings taken from
board the CLAIMS CASTLE when aground roof
in the southern part of the China Sea follows
North point stokong Island n % deg W; south point
Natoenn Island IS deg W and that the bearings from
the point given in tho notice mariners
from the photographic Office Batavia are not correct
BkUTEL DE LA RIVIERE Vice Admiral,
commanding the naval forces in Neth-Indis-
HYDHocRAPHIC OFFICE, BATAVIA, May, 1879.
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Steamer Delos Obi Wright, London-John Scager.
Steamer Gniiina tBr). Moen. London--John Ssager.
Steamer Sidonian (Br) McFeo. Bristol E-Henderson
Steamer sueva Cicr) Frarsea. Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cher bourg-Kunhardt n Go.
steamer NedcrlAnd dscig). Stokes. Antwerp-Peser
steamer City Of Washington, Zimmerman Havana-F
Alexandra Sons . -
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence. Norfolk, City Point and
ri chmond--Od Dominion steamship Go.
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. Batfnore-J krcms.
steamer Sarah Sheerin, Philadelphia-- Roberts.
Steamer Tacony. Davis. Philadcphia-Wm Clyde Co.
Steamer Rleanora Bragg, Portland-J Ames
steamer Nereus. Hallett Bostou-H Dimock
Steamer Ontario Clancy, Boston-Snow Burgess
Ship Arundel Castle (3r. Steer, London-W u Morgan
ship Aihambra Alexander. Aniwerp-snow burgess.
Bark LOWS Smith tBrl Wright, Lverpoo'-J fsrker
Bark st George tI,r). Hall London--C w Bcrtanx
Bark Peppino Mignano dtaD. DE MARITIME, Belfast, /
BARK Tcsita Aus. Paoletich Cork for ordorssioco
bark Marine lAuY. ,valcch. Cork or Falmouth for or
Bark Sircna Aus Casulich, Cork or Falmouth TOT Or
BARK Xntonetta Accamc dtsn Asco. Cork or Falmouth
bark Norman (I,rj Buchanan, Antwerp Whitney
BARK John IIamnett dtaD Pedona. TriosteJohn 9 Sea-
bark vclix zid Aus. Guisto, TresteSiocovich Co
Brig Benedcta Ger, Jensen, Hobart Town--Funeh.
Edyc& Co.
Brig Marposa. Fletcher, Rio Janeiro.
Brig Ida iIay). brown, st Mare dayti)-R Murray.
brig Smith. Trim. Greytowi. Nic--Strout ANDREWS
Brig Samuel v Mefrick, Lippincott. Havan"-J "nra
brig Carrie Pickering Torrey Boston-James BorIand
schr Iandse Maiada, Halifax. Ns-By Weinberg a Co.
schr Irvine, Berry. Fcrnandna--Brett Son 20.
Scbr John McGInness, Thompson, Richmond. Na-James
schr Dexter Mitchell, Baitimore--w Chalmers.
schr Mary Bradford, Oliver, Boston-B weinberg Vo
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CARMODY, 1.-THE KID"

John Carmody, alias "the kid" who has long been
known as dangerous character. was arragned yes
terday before Justice Fisher. First District Court
Brooklyn. He was charged with burgarously enter
ing the house of Joseph Farrell No. 145 Myrtle
nue. on the 18th and stealing napkin rings and
other articles OF property Detective Price arrested
him the same day. and, as he resisted. the officer
knocked him down and handcuffed him. He was
identified the who was seen leaving Mr.. Far
reli's residence and WAS rcmanded by the Court to
await further examination The prisoner. who is
twenty years OF age, was arrested in the spring
of 1874. in company with Tim Finnen. by Detective
Carr suspicion of being implicated in the murder
of the unfortunate Professor of Music, Panormo
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Sailed 21st. brig A ] Pettingli, Hall. Portland
fokT MuLGKAyk Ms. July IoPassed, bark john Gibsok
ebr. Dodd, from Montreal for Queenstown
Passed list. bark VIM Gordon lBr) Fisher from ewes,
Dol, for fictou
QuEsEc July 23Arrived steamer Lake Gu a'pain Orr
stewart Liverpool with machinery DISABLED ad cleared
,9s Montrean ba,k PeoIsear r', Mclean, asre' 'car
Margaret Boyd tBr). Little, Ardrossan.
(Br1, from Glasgow 49, -
cieaed .3d, barks Thorndcan (Br,. Conth. London;
oartsnerra br) Corkil, Douglass dsle of Manl Mari
Douglass. - ' '
ST JAGo, July 2o-Arrived bark Thos Brooks. Waugh.
1T JOIN Nh July a2Arrived bark sylphde Nor. Pc
Sailed 22d, ship Henry Qsr). Atkinson Liverpool
WELLINGTON. NJ, june l4-Saled bark Isaac Hail. Ad.
ans. Valparaiso. W.
~, YARMOUTH, Ms, July Io-saied, ship Narwhal (Br).
Weston. Baltimore. 80 - -
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SPOKEN.

Ship Emma QtaD, Grossi from Bristol for Philade-
phin, July - lat 40 so, Ion 81 l5.
Ship Andrew Johnson Crawford from Bremen for Sandy
Hook July 10. lat Al ", Ion A.
Bark sally, OF South Shields, steering w, July 20 OF
Cape Race.
Bark seaward Br from Bordeaux for sydney CB. July
20 of Cape Race.
Bark Providence Br Potter. from Lisbon for Philadel
phia, July ~, lat 10 so, Ion ~ Is.
Bark Amy Turner. Newell, from Boston tor Honolulu.
June Is, lat 81 SO, Ion 81 10.
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ms Brig Alice Bradshaw was cleared aad by Do Rivera
4 GO (not reported)
SAILED.

Steamers City of Brussels (Br), for Liverpool; sirius
tBr do Cornwall IBrl, Bristol State of Alabama rl
GLASGOW; snsvia Oer). Hamburg; Etna .Br' hngston'
Ac; City OF Washington, Havana; Isaac Bell Richmond
&c: ship Hansa Ger) Bremen; barss Norman tB,, Ant
werp; Concurrent Ner do: Mississippi (Nor Rochester
nafrsfjord tNorl Copenhagen; Fri Nor. do speranza
tNor. Lubbock Mavis (3r) Cork Falmouth; kragero
lNor. do; Amaa Gargulo ItaI). salouica: Restituta
Madre Utap Plymouth Ocean Ger. Trieste Porra Norl
Eyening Star Or. ), Jago and Guantanamo Ansr,ean
lioyds. and A Allen -; briggs Natal (Swe), bahia'
Dawn (Br, Gaspe: Move. st Johns (Antgua; Cameo
Port Spain: IN Mason
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pass sails. they constantly at the mercy of
the They had neither food nor water. and at
the end of four days they at length saw the dark
spars of the bark looming up. Fortunately their
cries heard and Captain Johannesen at once
hove to and took the nearly famished sailors on
board. where the best treatment accorded them.
The three men viii be sent TO France in the steamer
Labrador next Wednesday by the French Consul.
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SHOT HIMSELF AT COMFY ISLAND.

despatch was received at Police headquarters.
this city, between one and two O'Clock this morn
ing, that Gwynnc Lloyd, young twenty years
OF age, had attempted to commit suicide at Coney
Island by shooting himself in the head. He was
moved to the Long Island College Hospital. in
I,rooklvn
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
Nkw YORK, July 24-Noon.
fast to-day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY "a, 1879.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STRAIN YACHTS AND HERALl
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Adriatic tr Jennings Liverpool July IS and
Queenstown with and to oertis
Steamer France tBrl, Robinson. London July o with
narsss ~ea.SeS With high head seas At times
sa5 e. oh lat IL 2 can"ra T.
Steamer Australia CBr). Ward London July ~, with
a weather. and 70
Ky a. o Sirius Fs r s'ss sw Y" or csrn
wall r do Bristol and State OF Alabama (Br DO for
scaner Somerset cBr, stauper, Brsto II days. with
Morgan Srs HID strong So winds passage lat
sw winds no date lat 81 Ss lon - 80 spoke ship
vaaossa Reed Bon: days With iron
strong winds the Western Islands, thence fine
Steamer Aigers Hawthorn New Orleans days. in bal.
last, Bogort Morgan. Had variable and very hot
MsanI 1y NJ r 70 %e or vsns % Of
sad. lat 81 80 lon Is 40 sehrM Million from Port Royal
stesmsr Richmond Kelley. Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdse aud passengers TO she Ola Dominion
Steamer Xlhemarle, Hulpher. West Point. Va. with
Louise RS ssndisnd days rs il ballast, tit. t.
sen E ss a ND m%ss for Gays OF '"0
aa s soSsh days. with
Bark relsfon Mos sore3sen pymsu.h 50 days in
had ne weather aferward had strong westerly winds.
p1ash Esys s nsSs n
ballast tsnedi Co. nad sssssF IS saS
. Bar. s g. y psts
sa1ss gs 20 g
a y e. New
Henrik Snds g days
last tx Fass &s S.f
R. 10 sH' dSs Co. July H.
So % passed vessel wa,erloggsd and abandoned OF
Bark lode Nor, Josephson, viso SO days. in bal
Bark Pepsta sp Baroton csrra days with coffee to
BARK cas.eiLl Drsgone dt.D. schisano. St Vincent.
oT. sss 1 in
sg Fo sSafs Had strong
Brig Faith OF roole Drew Fogo, NF, u days. in bal
sshr island City }es BOSTON,! Humphreys. oporto 4s
Annie Reid Barbados days. with sugar and
ssss aSnss 10 days. with
lumber g prey Basai vessel to rSss % Loud
Sch. LILY cSs TS..s'S s days with lumber oJ
ssIr YIN XIsoa R Brown R ssnass Va
s ssSr As Gaskili' Ga.tiii. NeSsniris.
Sehr Eva Holmes Burton. Virginia.
sehr / N Cett,ngham, oqtten, yirYinia.
s sssr A Eugene sn ssaas
sssr Edxsrd s" Ss.xsSar vrS nrn
Sciir Napoleon, Ingersoll. Virginia
Schr JOS Pharo Soper Virginia.
Schr Breeze Cranmer, Virginia
Schr J II Rapp. Lane Virginia.
Schr q 4 Hubbard. Loveland Virginia
Schr John Lenthal, Martin. Virginia
Schr II II Pitts, Cavalier, Virginia
Schr N Cranmer Matthews, Virginia
Schr Yankee Doodle Rose Virginia
Schr Eva Bell. Clark, Virginia
Schr WIN Allen. Steelman. Baltimore.
Schr Forest Oak Chambers Baltimore for Bridgeport
Schr Oliver Scoicd, Dissosway,' Baltimore for New
Haven.
Schr Mary Ellen Thebur Baltimore for Now Haven
schr James Hoyt, Lyons. Baltimore for New Haven
Schr N Wells, Csse. Philadelphia for Greenport.
re- Bark John Rutherford (Br. from Marselles, which
the lower bay 10th inst to the city
yesterday While towing the bay the chief officer,
Cole in the act of putting stopper tho chain, was In
jured by chain In tho thigh causing very painful
wound He taken tho Seam Retreat for treat
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FOUND FLOATING IN THE BAY.

Captain Daniel Lewis of the stcan,tug Standard.
last night discovered the decomposed body of un-
known man floating in the bay off Governors Island
Deceased about fifty five years OF age and had
gray hair and side whskers. He wore a black coat
and vest and light pantaloons.
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slrsCELl.ANEoUs.

1NR MoREAU NORRIS. FORMERLY suFERlNTESE
lent Of the ncw closed) Bnghamtou Inebriate Asylum
has estmb shed sanitarum Tor the treatment these
special Contontment Island Address Post ofcs
Rvwayton. Conn.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.


schr Bertha Fellows, Clark, Windsor. Ms, for New
York with plaster to jed Frye Co
schr Alma johnson Windsor. Ms for New York, with
scSr John Wentworth Hart St John NIB for Now York.
sehr Maggie Obj. Hogan, 81 John. NIB, for New York.
sehr Olive Avery. Bi.hop: Bangor for New York :.
sehr Frances Ellen esscn Whiting Me- for Or New YORK
sehr casco Lodge Pierce Gardiner No. for New York.
sehr Willow Harp. Horton, Boston for New York.
sehr Onward fisherman, Gorham, Nantuckes for New
ser Sarah Cullen Apdss.0p rrGydsnes for Nov York
schr Flora King, Adams violence for New York.
schr Iansrtine Howe proy idenee for New York
scbr Froostone Stevens Portland. CT for New YORK.
.sehr james Brainerd. Peck. Portland. CT, for Nov
Maria Darcy Bridsspers or New New
Schr Henry Deming, Boardman. Hartford for New
seir Sunlight. Robinson New Haven for Now FORK
sehr Maria Louise lockwood, New Haven for New York.
schr p Goawin, Williams, Stamford for Now York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanor, Bragg Now York for Portland.
Seress New apF dS Ssw saa
Bark surprise Averiii New York for Manila (and
sssr susie Prescott CBr Glass York for St john
scr Nellie Chase, Kendall New York FOR PSrtsns No
schr james Aderice, Nekcrson. New York for Boston
Schr q w Locke, Bunce New York for Boston.
Schr II Barnes, Hawkins New York for New Haven.
Schr ID q Foster Hobokcn Tor rovidonco.
Schr Calvin (Br). Ooell Wcehawken for ~ John. NIB.
Schr l. varncy, Weeks, Wechaw ken for Boston.
Schr Ada \ Allen, Dudley. W cchawken for Boston.
Schr l. j Raynor nrainerd. Weehaw ken for Boston.
Schr A j Williams. Murch. Weehaw ken for Boston
Schr Ira Lafrnier Coleman Weehawken for Providence.
Schr Thomas Smith, Close Weehawken for Providence.
schr Constitution, Crockett Fort johnson Tor frov+
dence.
Schr Katie oyt neaney Port johnson for Pawtucket
schr sun ysido Young Fort John for Gag Harbor
Schr Terapin, Wooster. Amboy for Boston.
Schr j Losier, Tisdal, Amboy for Taunton
Schr Samuel Carleton Burke, Philadelphia for Haver-
hill .
Schr oliver schofcd Disosway. Baltimore for New Ha
ven. . -
schr II Hoyt Lyons Baltimore for Now Haven.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
HIGH WATER.
SUN AND NOOK.

SUN AND NOON HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. .......... so Sandy Hook. IL %
sun sets. % Gov. Island. morn II Is
Moon sets. 10 "a Hell Gate. ...morn / So
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
/ saiis. Desfi~it'on.

,ATEs OF DEPARTURE PROM YORK FOR THE
MONTHS JULY AUGUST.
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BELOW.
CLEARED.

Bark Geneida. Corning. from Rouen May %, via Cow
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERvA-
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