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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04

The temperature in this city yesterday was 10
lower than Oh Monday and notwithstanding the
rain. the day was deciI Ily more Agreeable than
lis predecessor. Rain began 10 fll at 11:f5 a. m.
aad continued almost steadily until 53O p. II. The
sky was still overcast aud threatening and &c Z
p NJ the Signal Service Bureau at Wash
ugton reported occasional rain as prob
able in this neghborhooI. Although it
uined tho greater part of yesterday,
there was not marked low area around Ncw-York,
the barometer beng nearly stationary during the
entire day. The wind was from tine northeast and
il blew at an average Of ten miles an hour The
relative humidity of the atmosphere was 80, and
the rainfall IS. The temperature on the Equitable
Building was as follows a. m, 732; II a. H.,
10: 2p m. IL; 3 p. IN. 10 ; and Q ?. III, so.
The disturbance came from the neighborhood Of
Georgia, and it extended along the Atlantic coas,
and westward along the line Of the lower LAKES.
At ! o'clock last night danger signals ordered
MP along the Atlantic coast. Low area was re-
ported 60 exist in Georgia. and 1t was moving IN
northeast direction. Brisk northeast winds
loo ed for on the New-Jersey coast.
Ihe tall In the temperature was general this side
o. the AIssIs-ipp alley, except III the Northwest,
where DO Is increasing. In Albany the mercury was
al 60, which was fall Of 20 since the previous
Oav. lt was the same I'D Cincinnati, the tall
rGere beng 1872 Boston was cOmforted by 1all Of
10, the tn .ruOmeter indicating 6o~. Ia Phiddel-
pima the Thermometer Indicated ~. fall of IL.
baltimore also found relief to the extent OF o. the
thermometer there reading SO. which. with the ex
ccptlon of NeW-Oreans, where 10 was 81, was tue
highest temperature reported by the Washington
Weath.r Bureau. The temperature was 81 IN
Chicago 10 III II. Louis and 7s0 IN Yicksburg.
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LIVERPOOL Aug $3.50 m.-Cotton steady; aidtlny
Up snts. 81 isd Mddung Orleans. bl'isi sales iDgOO
ceipt TOO including 1OOD ba American Futures
-Upands, Low MddIpg clause August delivery Ga Id-'
LIVERPOOL Aug 3-3 Cotio1- Pa ures-U piands, Low
Middhng clause aug st and September delivery o' 40
November and December delivery. 6st go
LIVERPOOL Aug. 35i5 N % tonrhe Gales Of the Gay
included 100 bales American Futures ilanas 10" III
ding clause September and October delivery, G9o. fu-
ACGUsIA Aug 3-Cotton duh. MioGuns Is4allT, Low
Middhng lu2c. Good OlGnsfy. sac; receipts Il bale'
BAIrMoR% Aug 3-Cotton dun. Nadlng lisisc. Low
bales gross - bales exports coast"lSe ~ bales sales 20
8CsroS AUG. dull; MidiunE. Low Md
ding Il Sc Cool Ordinary. J'c Let ecelyt- 'oS eses
gross 137 GALES; exports 20 Great Britain % Daes "oN
CaAKlRsT0y Aug 3-Cotton quiet Kidding. ia fsc.
Low Nndding H.. Ordinary sd net
recrpts 3 bales; sales p baies STOCK. 1881
CINCINNATI. Aug 3-C0t5on quiet Aidiing, ~ e.. Low
MIDI INK I0-ar: Good Ordinary. r'cent. ~ 0aies;
shipment. 80 bales. "a es bales 2472 bales.
GALVESTON. Aug 3.-cOGoa quiet. MGiDuG 1920. Low
cOastwise 1873 sales - Daes stock 81 70
louisville Anr 3 Cotton stea.iy. Micdinp ltsc
MENFHl, Aug. 3-l1ttou quot. Mtlnia p llcf ttreip.s
- shipments u bales sales 100 bales stock Ii13
aonIE Aug 3-Cotton nominal Mddhng, llc; Low ND.
re- 'tlpts q lilrs,
ports coastWse BIB a!es sales none 4.296 bales
ercs. - Daes safes o. 20 bales stoc.. is- bales
receipts u3 bales exports crastWse 20 bales saIes ~
rHILA0ELra,,. Aus. -,ottor DIM MaiIne ll7- low
Mddug ID i4o. 1aoi ordinary lI'fti net reg 70 coo Daes
SO bales 2l5 bales sDinners Ie5 bales stock
StyASIAH aug 3-Couon-Notaiur dong. no rket very
dul Attaching ilc: Low Mid.lng, lotc D0oe nrhnAiy'
.c: bales sales. 30 bales soca. $3.50 bt4es
-. LoUle. Aug. 3-lotton steaiy. Mrcins, o. Low
shipments iJ bales sales. 80 bales. sf9ct - " oa.e
"i& NDloA. Aug 5.-t0.t9- nominal Mltiin -V's3Si
ios Moaiu., lul-i GOOD Ordinary. Gee. nst receipts ~
b
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board. and SON after getting under say
the young people began tO dance the spIt
OF tno troho becamo catching aud staiwaft
polio mon-wnose tenlitY sorewhat ost
by tue absence of buttOns-jO ned m tue
sport IlOss pos sing too mucu Gi-nlty, or
those who noe inclined 20 participate, AZ on the
brncn arranged near roe cuIr0 rails and ODkcd on
Mothers vino had baDcr with them. found ihat oabf
90 other tim iS quite enough 10 IN
gaze the attention Of one rrrsOn. Bdi nefoie
proceed ug TAR au intending rain threatened
To mar the enjoyment of IA" Day. AID
n fid come IN great streams. Canvas Curtains
were let down al tine -drs but ey this pruee On did
not serge g., keep ont the water T. not loug 10 ID
e. oUeraack were covered Win tck paste tilt was
anything gut ag1cei. q. to walk through; thc upper
decks were also Wei and slippv.
Alpine Grove. which IS about twenty miles up the
Uld-on. was r.aonrd a Htlle after . O'Clock. A
lJ was SUI raining. huclng was made,
tlru nome.
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ExcrRSIoy or THE POLICE FORCE.

The annual excursion of the New FORK police
force 10 Starn ALPINE Grove. the Hudson. given by
John H. starin. took place Yesterday Invitations were
extended 10 every member II tho force, but only those
were able to 20 who not on duty during
the day Many OF the families AMI friends Of those
forced 10 remain behind however, were pres ca.
Accompanying tae excuralon were oupcrntcnd'
Walling aud Inspector Thorne. Az about a. III. The
barge john Nelson lett tue per n Thirty tnirdst Eat
River. The barge gay with hnss OF al
nations aud the decks were crowded with Icn, women
and children. At the foot of Franklinst North
River another barge with closely crowded decks moved
out into midstl cam and joined The John Nelson IL
reached that Iomt. Meanwhile another barge
moorcd to the pier at the foot OF mrty-fourthst.
North River The hour for leaving this pier o
o'clock but IL was 1890 when the two barges
came in view, and hailed with delight
by the children, who had not been able TO restrain
their impatience. In another half hour the three
barres the John Nelson. steven Warren and William
A Sumner towed by the tugs Levy and Vanderbilt,
were dashed together abreast and were heading up
stream
There we're two bands of musicians on
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people in .bo great loading industry of tie Pacific
GOVERN.HENT Ne VS..
nE dANGING OF M. sURRATT.

THE HANGING OF MRS. SURBATT
4 TIME WHEN GENERAL HANCOCK DID MOI BOW
t. THE CIVIL POwrR-IioW HE CAUSED The
WRIT or HABFAs CORFU TO B. sUsPKNDED.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-The night before the time
fixed for the execution of Mrs. Surrltt her counsel
having exhausted all other methods 10 their al
tempt 20 secure delay I'D her case decided to apply
to Judge WYlie or the supreme Cour; of The Dis
trict for a writ of habeas corpus. based upon the
claim that rs the courts Were open and the war az
an end, the trial by Military Commission was not
legal.
Judge Wylie was called up at o'clock in the
morning of the day of the execution. and after
hearing the application he granted tho wrt directed
10 General Hancock and commanding him TO pro
duce the body of Mrs. Surratt at 10 o'clock OF the
same day. This was served rs speedily as possible
on General Hancock, who. intead of bcwmg 10
tine commands Of tho civil law At once. proceeded
to lay the matter before the Pres dent with
the view OF dcyising some way Of DIS egarding the
writ. and overriding IT by military power. PIesi-
dent johnson at once sent for Acknowledgement
Speed and Judge-AdyccIte-Gencra Holt. and a
nasty conference was hid, at which 1t was
decided that General Hancock should appear in
court without has prisoner, and exhibit 10 Judge
Wyiie, Endorsed on the back Of the writ OF habels
corpus which had been served on General Hancock,
an order, signed By President Johnson. mspcudng
the wit of habeas corpus in tie District OF Co
lumDa.
With this order the wri'. General Hancock
with the Attorney General, appeared IN court, and
for a return read this order Of the President. OF
course. IN the presence of General Hancock and ms
military forces there was nothing further that the
court representing the civil power. could 10, aud
the execution took place soon after General Han
cock Withdrew from tDe courtroom.
Thus. tor the first tine rs th result Of General
Hauc0ck's action the writ Of habt3s corpus sUs-
pended I'D the District OF Columbia Duri9g the
entire period IL the war II had not been deemed
necessary To 10 aside. nor after peace had come,
NATL 10 was tie only way open 10 prevent civil
court rom .uquring whether Mrs. Sun1tt ought 10
be hanged without further hearing.
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ALRIc1s-A At Har.,1urr rean. on sunday Al-Hst /
ai ii.ro 5ir.. mes S. ,roaw, Of Ii.oailn. s. /.
81 --tiIAr c.rla Oh. O. r'n-, comfy ODD sunday t,enDs
Funeral nom bis aie residence % "e--es' August l. AZ
Fnenas II O.. 20 family are invteA ..... -.
Cirrages WI meet tne - a. ia. ili o. tte ERE llo'i 81
return Dl t4e oc0oa p. lA. uAin
CABrEHLn aroofya, on ige.y 81 a.'. MARA Wrs-
Faa-ra on rhrs la. AUGUST ate O'Clock r. u from he
rc-iueuce OF hex s1alnia" George H. faisAAi No 4-S
siycs friends OF tie family. and oi her son. samuel
Carter. are re.Dsc'fiiiy il'ltsi 'oatteli.
coFgIN-rn sroo-rl August B. E.iz- reLct Of captain
Timothy Coffin. aged ~ Years.
Funeral services 80 ur Late r-danee So 81 Laiayotteaye
Reaycs and froads are sc,ctful invltci Q, attend
HAL, .Y-Jn ~auiig. Aulust l. 1850. Hattie Elizabeth,
oldest cIid of Jola,ar - and virginia b. LIsey, aged
Friend, 10 @.eGi me faaera a. tas r,saenso
Orange, n J on enesday, Tie iti .h' At $50 0cock
ia from foot OF Barcavst Nevvork at go p m., to
Brck Church -au56 B.. L * 81. q. r..
KEvEEpY-A- the Roosevelt IIa- a satur lag Julg n.
Eliza Kennedy, o. Valley Ha,kc, Ireland aged about
New Jersey papers please copy.
MANUEL-On sunday morning. Auulst I. lSSl 1yelna
Elizabeth, beloved vie Horace Manuel auo daughter oi
Rsarys and Trend. resoeely .ar;si to Attend tina
wednesday, august al 1870 p. M
MEAD-Ar Greenwich August 1850, Hannah Mead aged
Peaycs ard friends ara respectfully invited 20 attend tho
fInera residence Of Cornelius Mead. On Welnes-
Carriages be waiting tie arrival Of the l. H. train
fl m New York
MOODY-In BROOKLYN. sunday evening August charles
Moody. in me 3ithyeir OF his age.
Relatives invited attend hls ilnrfa rom
o. lIs moth II no. III MADISON st. NclIcs-
daY afternoon. a. = O'Clock.
WEED-At MetucuIn. y. j. 30 nst lrgaret A. widow Ot
". formerly OF TINS cry, aged
Funera from her late .e,I trnec. Friday. 6th last
Tram Pennsf wanna Railroad leaves a A. Ne
Interiueut az NOyO Oh, conn. az $50.
WILSON-At Bedford We-tchester County. n Y, August
g. William Wilson. Iu The S4tn aar o. MS age
Relatives friends nFtcl 10 atJoun Als tunerai on
Thursday, Jth INST. At O'Clock
WILsON-On July tn George Taylor only son Of John J..
Nny ork. uge . years dna months.
IS buried al home. sabbath Day IOmt Lake George.
on sunday. August l.
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PCBLTC OPINION.

uarcoc1's letter identifies him more thor
- lla party whose s53nd trd-bearCr bc Is. and
eusn r,.e record and intentions he cannot be Sepa-
- = r4cus. Journal tkepJ
"a, tlis Nation, by electns General Han
- r other M an 20 ihr Presidency. afford 90 nand
CO.. me vs powers and pa ~ tae EVccu-
~ mons 10 the Democratic party Fl lnlaGc-
-. he cgrapl lSep)
Thor. viii be reconciliation prompt and
'',~,s b. .Necu the NOrta ana south soon as the
Cum ives PROOF Of purpose 10 De faithful 10 The
oou -;, If ree .rpuhIcan institutions and OF submit
ssgin good lallh u The government o. tne majority
~. ~ s.,,ert lu. Il. Il Boston Advertiser Rep)
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nR. BERGH Stops THE Bull FIGHTS

Mr. Bergh has written to Angel Fernando. pro-
prietor OF the bull-fghting arena" suggesting
that he make "A peaceful concession 10 public opin-
ion by not again attempting 70 do violence to 1t
by giving similar exhibitions TO the OF last sat
urday Mr. Bergh IN his letter adds II regard it
as my duty to admonish you of the responsibility
YOU incur by diregarding this appeal, for on the
first recurrence of the scenes witnessed in the ring
on Saturday last the entire performance viii be le-
ually brought to a close
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FEE md DEATH FRou LIGHTNING.

Troy. Vt, Aug. "a severe thunderstorm.
accompanied by hgh winds, struck this section yester
day afternoon The wind unroofed several buildings
and overturned several shade trees The wafer did
much damage. The lightning struck i building In
Derby which was totally consumed. The total damage
large
OAKyuLE. Onr., Aug. 3-James Prescott black
sml n. uyug this place. while sgOenG horse this
morning was struck by gAtaing and instantly killed.
The horse Was also killed.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHEGTOy Tues Say, Aug 3, 1850.
The President has appointed Humphrey McAaster TO
no Paci.ter Of the Land Office 40 SAL Lake CITY ald
Avian j. Phillips 10 De Postmaster al OJetln, ONO
A, the Cabinet meeting to-day the Spanish difficult
ties we're referred to- but IN consequence OF Ae STATE
ment made by Commodore Jefers representing tie
Navy Department. that the Navy Department expected
me arrival of Admiral WymIn WIthn tine next twenty
four hours with full details n ms recent lnyessduOn
consideration VI the subject POS DOued.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis FOR zee Dlsi "a hDtri.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4, l a. m.-Ihe b2rOm-
eter is highest in the ssour Valley and lowest IL the
Eastern Gulf StaJes Ram has been general IN the At
lantc and Eastern Guf It has fallen occasionally
in the Lower Lake region the western Gulf states. Ten
nessee and theOlio Valley The temperature has fallen
except IN the Upper Lake region Missouri ana the Upper
Mississippi Valley, where it has slightly risen South
erly winds prevail the south Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States; elsewhere they are mostly northerly.
Indications
For tile Middle Atlantic states cloudy or partly cloudy
weather with rain winds mostly northeasery. nearly
stationary temperature stationary or lower barometer
For New-England, cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
occasional ra H. winds mostly nOrtneasery, nearly sta
tOuary temperature stationary or lower barometer
Caufi0naJg signals.
Cautiouarv signals continue from Cape Henry, Kitty
Hawk % Wilmington.
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political Notices.
CaupnaisH Banner.

Sty,e MOuulcd All tilllInc,l Sample Oy mai.
IL per squAi05"'u J. p TRAvERs son.
&c Beekman-st.
CampaiKu Equipments OF all kinds. manufactured ADD
for sale by ..,.> =, popru ,ao r...,.u.. A. -
yTIItn Assembly DisIrct.-A meeting OF the Boys q
p OF te XIIIn Assembly District viii Oe held Al thelr
beadauartes West lehst, corner ohaYe, on lhuts
day ey.nug August s. at o'clock.
Jay N Colonel JOHN W. MARSHALL, Chairman
4 M STANBURf. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
AMERICAN DENLIL 4SSocIIuON

BosroN, Aug. 3-The twentieth annual sp-
sion Of the American Dental Association began this
morning at the Institute OF Technology. the attendance
being unite as numerous usual upon the opening
dnys OF former years. The proceedings were miro
orSed bv an address from l.. rnepard the prcsGIng
nicer The meetings viii continue four days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
NEGLIGENT CoMPANIEs.

The Mayor informed the Corporation COun-
sci YESTERDAY that several the streotcar companies
,clrdtpg the largest one the Brooklyn city Railroad
Conc.ny which controls twelve lines had failed 20
tate our the licenses required by law for the year De-
ginning April /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
RAILWAY NEWS.

MERCHANTS EXCURSION TO BRIGHTON.
The members Of the Cotton Exchange yesterday
received special invitation from President ElweI,
Of rbe New-York and Brighton Beach Railroad
Companv TO be- present to-day at the opening Of the
road The Morrisania and Shady side will leave
PIER No 9. North River, al p. H., returning from
Brighton Beach at p. II.
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CRUEL BUT SHBEWD.
L -

f|UII lII-I IItIlIIH IIs'I1T
General Hucock ought to be ashamed OF
tirsrl .c Iiet OF writu- letler OF accrptauct ~
risoh rl wort Is SAID about th' great frau and
tbe nece-s Is Yudicatug the OH man who loves 90
ra-sae himself the great det-auded." IL was a
Nc of u.rlnrabe coldJioOdeaeness ON tn" part OF
tlthsanoing the fact that II proves rim 10
r. an ciratc stuocnt OF pablo Uiuion ou thai qdes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
IRON AND STEEL WORKERY CONTENTION

PITTsBURG, Penn, Aug. 3-The Amalgam-
Aied Association Iron and steel Workers Of the United
State, Assembled In at the Lyceum this
morning over 200 delegates were present President
Jarrett delivered an address Of welcome aud appointed
sComnttee Oh Credentials. The session will last about
sAe week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04

From Tie bangor va q G4d Courier lRcD1
The Republicans OF Maine are emlnently
eat mel Goo See the rruegae FusiOl candidate for Gov
srnor -ia ting out IN the campaign yoSed up with Co
parcsuet john b. Poster. and cuampi mus me Whoir
r-lpat Nillauy. Foster and J. aiste' spoke az "a
large mt.tug Atkinson saturday and a-ton~ied their
bearer. yotlug Themselves principally % ilNoreu
defence Tie completely exposed inq Iv %! Foster
C.rrfl.u s1ury Fogg aud the other -tt size tlcrs
VII JOAN %. Foster and the contingent lnitny
strlure OBJ back Paistei is fatally weighted ai thc
oufs, f ell canvass and no wonder that uls expected
halloween age showing their coutcupi and disgust.
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MIXING 4 TOYAGE TO EUROPE.

The steamship Labrador, of the French
Iue which sails to-day, mas nearly full cabin list Of
passengers, most Of whom are going TO France for
pleasure only Among them is Jose COngosto, Vice
Consul from Spain Portland Nc. Following is tie
list:
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LATEST SHIP NEWS

PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUGUST 3
str state Of Georgia trl, smith Glasgow July p,
and Larne %, 10 Ausuu Baldwin q Co.
str lBr. Reynolds Newcastle IL days IN ballast
to J Tucker ~ Co -, ~, . 49,.
str WIN Burntt 5rl Freeman Newcastle July ~ to Ben
Bar souvenir or Andersen. Dunkirk 50 days, ballast
% Funuh. Edge a Co. - "a &c. -,
BARK -cud tOf New Haven sawyer Demeraia ltdaysWth
sugar. etc. to l. " x AurstIonL
BFLOW-Bark Ragna lNOr. Eiertson stettD June 4, In
hal tu l. Tobias *
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LONDON Aug 3-The British strs Ganos from New York.
and Iddlrao Montreal and quebec have here.
t port, has passed the Lzaru;
Rritsh strs darlington from NeW-NOrk FOR Antwerp aud
fity- from Nrw.York DeptlOrd Rotterdam have
uaaa. The Izar Liverpool. sr ioutOnia br from
Montreal Quebec. ~ HSNre str Adirondack from New
V,- tila-g1W belle nom Montreal Bristol
err Brj rom sew Ork str kXchantress Br non
panor via North sydney CB. has az LOent the str
Srne BIZ from York, has arr at Deal On her way 70
Deutfvrti and ROT erlam.
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1rpPARr,v sP0rF0RD CRITICISED.
A CoL1asD REPUBLICAN, ENPLoYE DEcHArGEI
BECAUSE uF DsFENpED HIMSELF FROM Dlai

A CoLIEtD REPUBLICAN EMPLoiE Dl>CHArGED
BECAUSE uF DEFENDED HIMSELF FROM a DIM
OCEAuC As-AIIANT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRfBCNE.l
WAsmNGToS. Aug. 3.-Librarau >pofJrd. al
though highly esteemed by reason Of bis long and
very efficient service, las earned n0 credit by the
Unfair course be- has tit to tako in respect o.
the difficulty between two employees of the library
a month ago.
coIored man, appointed nine years ago, upon the
recommendation of Charles sumner had placed
picture Of General Garfield over hls desk, which.
during bis absence, was torn down and destroyed
bv Democratic empioy6,appoinied six months ago
from Virginia THIS act was repeated, whereupou
the Republican expressed the opinion that 10 was
cowarIly. The Democrat then struck tie Republic
can. ana was promptly knocked down by the titrr.
Tie cO.ored man was discharged. and tlc white
man suspended. The latter has now been restored
AID n IL said without the Joss OF any pay. ] NE
eyact reverse according To- al principles OF Justice
sLoud hive been the case. IL fact. there was no
good reason even for susuending The coiored man.
since he had only sought TO defend himself when
l--4tlet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04

TRIpuyE OFFICE, Aug l. a. m.-Tho movement In
the barometer yesterday was slowly upward Parity
cloudy and cloudy weather prevailed, with frequent
rains during the second and third quarters The
tennerature ranged G6' and 4J', the average
O97s7 Deng 1879 lower than the corresponding day
asf wear and Gas2 lower than On Sunday.
Cloud. weather with occasional rains, followed by
clearing and warmer weather, may expected IN this
nd TODAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04
DISASTERS.

LONDON Aug 9.-The British bark GlamorganshIre from
Now York Shang and Hong Kong has pat Into simon
Ray having llst 0ul NarEs and staunchiOns.
Inc la ian Adele Accame. from NewNOrk Tor POrts-
head Dock Eng is aground outside the latter port . -
The Russian Lame whon at Bristol on the 3lsi
ulf from Pensacola ashore In the River Avon yeser.
day Queaty fell into the rNe Impeding nayigA
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSEgvA

rows -nfhsot
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le
.
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PASsENGERs ARRIHED.

ton Her ma.s viii be cut away and mo cleared "
possible.
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Speria! E0uce5

Jpecla! NJuce5
For safe,
SHEEP.
THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED EWES.
TWO THOUSAND wETHERs.
TWELVE HUNDRED LAMBS
Sixty FIVE rHoROUuHBRED MERINO BUCKS.
AL of the above are high grade Colorado bred Address
L. T.. RAYMOND.
National Hotel COLORADO springs
Notcc-For The WEEKS there VII be- eXhlbi.
ton me- at me Turn Han o. IA snip whs9 s5o~'
Pos; % ncS Norce .r,,.,.,,
Tho foreign mails TOR ,ls w53k ending sArt t)ht,
- M Tor EUROPE Oy steamship Arizona Queenstown;
on WEDN EsDAY at 80 a. TO- T2oe oS ,tel as iD
specially adressei and at ? M Ior france diTees oy
m lor France GERMANY &c by steamship Suevia VIA Ply
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by st.anshIp Ca IforuiA Vie GLASGOW. ana AZ
by sIel nshp Main via southampton
men corr pondence for Great Britain aud the Conaeat must
sun tlu II Chester Queenstown The Den.
B.aen steamers r only the mails or Hay leave
August lhe mails Tor Newfoundland leave Sew York
August !. rhe mails Tor jamaica -ayanl2 &C. leits
ana the Argen Inc Repub c eaye NrwYork August . Tho
mails Havana NewYOr August b. Tie mails Tor
Venezuela and curacoa leave New fors August 3 ths ms
for Porto aco ami me Vest indies eAye Ne" lolS .
T. The mails for china al p1n leave ,an iran soo AHSss
IT. The mans FOR Aosua ete e1.s nl pa.tSssSs r'
Posi- ONCE New.York. July 81. l7sO
structure Impotence Diseases Of tae Gensraiys o,
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