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New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
NOTES OF RAILROAD NEWS.

Santa Fe. n. NJ, July 27.--The FL Paso and South
western Railroad with a capital of 100000. has
been Incorporated to build the connecting links in
and MEXICO from Nacesayi. M Mexico Att1oPa to Fi
ing with $50 miles Of road.
Lead, S. D., July &c. w. HoIdredge general
manager Of the Burlington Railway Company has
purchased OF the Homcstake Mining Company the
Black Hills and Fort Pierre Railroad with rolling
stock, stations and everything else pertaining
There sixty miles of track. including the road
between this city and Piedmont, and side spurs.
The Burlington company will put on the third rail
ny stdnqdru gauge road lot lhe cry, Inc thlrd
ran Will also be put on between Englewood and
narrow narrow gauge road from the Galena district 70
given. Possession will be given August l.
Seattle Wash, July Z7-"The Post-Intelligencer'
says that big steamship deal is about be
summated. II is known positively that a com
mittee representing the Northern Pacific Railroad
has purchased the Oriental liners Tacoma, Vic
toria and Olympia, operated by Dodweil & Co.,
der the of the North Pacific Steamship Com
pany; also the Dodwell steamer CITY of Seattle OF
the Lynn Canal feet. The DodwelIs Will for the
present act agents for the Northern Pacific In
the operation OF the Oriental liners The Pacific
Coast Company is negotiating with the Northern
Pacific for the purchase Of the City of Seattle The
deal will go through. The Pacific Coast Company
The Pget So1nd 6 pe1me gen bi tI
the Sound and Alaskan fields.
Kansas City. Mo July 27.-The Rock Island has
been for some time preparing for the building of a
line between Kansas City and Topeka The sur
vey recently completed and an entrance to
Kansas City has been made by the purchase Of
land for several miles Of here on the north
side Of the Kansas River. The management ex-
poets have the line completed the present year.
The Rock Island the Union Pacific tracks
between Kansas City and Topeka. The survey for
the new line. which has been practically approved.
cities The Kansas River is to be brdged in three
places. One of the bridges viii be built a few miles
west of Kansas City and will carry the line the
north side Of the ri or. but 1T will enter Topeka
on the south side Of the river, paralleng the Santa
Fe tracks for some distance.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
TELEGRiPHIC NOTES.

Hoquiam. Wash July 27-The schooner Kate
and Ann. thrty-seven days from San Pedro came
into Grays Harbor yesterday. and two of her
boats attempted to follow. One boat swamped
and four men were drowned
Marion. Ohio. July 27-BurgIars early to-day
started fire in front of the Deposit Bank Of
Caledonia, a village ten miles from here With n
piece Of , rar9a6 iron they then broke open the
and the burglars fled in stolen buggy.
the Great Northern train robbers made their head
quarters has been shot from ambush and instantly
Killed. Friends Of the robbers are supposed TO
have done the shooting.
Peoria. Ill. July ,27-Martin De Bruyn tin
fired bullet into his heart Five children
the house at the time of the and mere n IN
the immediate interference of neighbors saved
them. Domestic trouble is supposed to have caused
the shooting.
York, Penn. July 27.-The machine shop OF the
American Machine and Foundry Company at
Hanover, this county. destroyed by fre this
morning The loss is estimated at from s75 00G to
a25,Oc0 This plant was owned by the American
facture of its machinery. Two hundred men are
thrown out of employment
Seattle. WASH, July 27.-The party which is to
will leave this city within the next two weeks
The work viii be done by a cable manufacturing
line is to be lS miles. steamer fas been char
tered and especially fitted up for the purpose and
is on her way to this city from San Francisco
Cincinnati. July 27.-By an explosion of gas to-
day In the waterworks tunnel. east of this
narrowly escaped by diving into the water see
ing the fash The tunnel Is 140 feet from the sur
were soon rescued The tunnel was considerably
damaged
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
FosBURGH SUSPECT sURRENDERs.
HE MAKES AFFIDAVIT THAT STORY HE
TOLD WOMAN WAS A LIE.

William Lewis Gray. whom the police have been
looking for suspicion Of being implicated in the
killing of Miss May Fosburgh at PittsfeId Mass
walked into Captain Titus's office yesterday and
surrendered himself He denies that he committed
any burglary. Olive Handyside otherwise known
as Olive Gray. asserted he had He admitted
however, that he had told the such a story
for the purpose of appearing desperate 10 her. He
said she woman who worshipped men who
appeared to be desperate and If a i'm
pressed her he could have all the money she had
Captain Titus made prisoner of Gray and sent
kilograms TO Pittsfeld informing the authorities
there of Grays detention He made an affidavit
regarding the womans statement in which he said:
1 have heard the statement made by this woman
nnerts she made that told her partly true. l
tel her that had commtted robbery and had u
TO get away She had loaned me her watch to
case. and, not wishing to show Il to her In dam
aged condition. told her that had hid Il under
subsequently lost the watch. About August 20 the
CURED. left her in Company with Al. Foye We
intended going to Europe We started by the way
eommtted at Pittsaeid and that the farmers were
all securing the country, started the other way
back, arriving at West Springfield the early part
Of the evening having been away nd from @ oye over
where had been ! did not wish to to- tell her and
been away and done job, fired shot and hid
some property under rock: 1 am not positive as
had damaged her watch and told her this story.
She woman who worshipped man who
money from her. wanted to appear be des
sng ID @ sRs and hd oa sGnE her S had TO be
rnitted robbery and fred a shot. There is abso-
iutely no truth In the statements made to her.
Detectives of Captain Titus's staff investigated
Gray's story. They found that he had been en-
ployed a sailor on the Tallahassee and had ar
rived in port on Monday. and was was paid on Tues
evidence
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
HUSBAND OF "MRS." L. B. ALLEN.
INTEREST AROUSED BY THE EXCLUSIVE
PUBLICATION IN THE TRIBUNE.

PUBLICATION IN THE TRIBUNE.
The exclusive publication in The Tribune yester-
day that the husband of Mrs" Lillian b. ALLEN
woman aroused great interest in this city.
especially in Wall Street. social and racing circles,
where Pierre Lorillard was known. Mrs Allen
lives at No II East Thirty -frst-st. Tribune re-
porter who called there told that she was out
OF town.
Although there thousands of decisions IN the
law reports questions arising under the marriage
and divorce laws. and hundreds of cases can De
found in which a marriage has been held 10 DC
absolutely void and need the decree of a
court so declaring before the innocent party could
contract n legal marriage with another person II
is believed. said prominent lawyer yesterday thf'
no decision be found defining the erect OF a
marriage ceremony between two women Ihe
reason for the absence Of judicial opinion on the
subject" he added, "can probably be accounted for
in the fact that lawyer has ever been FOUND
with temerfty enough contend that such a mar
rage was not absolutely void from tie beginning
when the chance for any such contention mas
arisen
questions of divorce formerly. in Eng
land determined under the ecclesiastical law. ana
there were various grounds, which were not al
WAYS uniform. upon which marriage could be De
clared absolutely void for all purposes. one Of
these. which sounds strange to-day, was that n
former agreement TO marry another made subse-
quent marriage with third person absolutely void.
and decree would be entered compelling mar
riage with the one with whom the original agree
made. This rule. how Yer was eNentu-
ally changed by act II Parliament Many other
grounds were held sufficient to make a marriage
void but. far the reported cases go the quesE
ton the effect OF marriage between two OF
the does not seem 10 have been cons'd-
cred.
Under the New-York law, the largest class of
void marriages arises where one or the parties
had n husband wife living from whom he or
she had secured valid divorce A. the time the
second ceremony performed While marriage
ceremonies between persons Of the same sex IS not
common. it is far from being unknown only
short time ago. II Will he recalled. the deati
or Murray Hall who well known in ward
politics as a man. revealed the fact that he WAS
n woman and that she h1d lived FOR some years
with another woman her husband. She kept
the Of the deception until her death, ap-
parently avoid the disgrace its revelation would
cause RumCrs OF similar cases are also heard
occasionally but they rarely become well enough
defined 10 be printed
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
IMPROVEMENTS ON THE ERIE
RAILROAD MEN THINK THEY SEE THE IN
FLUENCE OF J. j. HILL IN RECENT
OFFICIAI. CHANGES

Plans fo- several important improvements on the
Erie Railroad have been made, some of them being
already under way. Increase In traffic on Erie
lines between New-York and Chicago has made
new construction necessary. Several short spurs
and many miles OF additional sdings have been
constructed. -Four passing sidIngs being laid
the Chicago and Erie division, four the
and one the Mahoning division The Wander
bilts a part of the latter division a Cleve-
land connection.
Many railroad think they the influence
of James j. Hill manifested in official
changes in the Erie. Mr.. HILL as the president of
the Great Northern Railroad, is credited with hav
ing caused the election of f. D. Underwood as
president of the Erie, and il is believed that Mr
Hill wants TO make the Erie a formidable rival OF
the Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania systems. Mr.
Underwood, president Of the Erie has been ex-
hibiting ability for progressive work railroad
has reposed him.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
WEDNESDAY. JULY 81
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY. JULY 27. 1901
ARRIVED

Steamer Etruria (sr) Mckay. Liverpool. July ~ and
Queenstown 81 with mdse 3S2 cabin ana Z0t Stesrase
pasaengers to Vernon II Brown & Co Arrived at 'he
AT 3:5S ~ m.
mdse cabin to Frederick LeyiAhu 70
IIrntted Bar at 10: 40 n
Steamer Heathdene ttrl. from sunderland
Steamer Alexandra DAM Thomson Stettin July o an1
Copenhagen TO- with mdse to Funeh. Adye x Co. fasseu
In Fire island 4:i0 .-
steamer British Trader (fsr) Hutchinson. Antwerp
IuIv n with mdse Sanderson Son. Arrived at the
Steamer Bulgaria (Gerl Hahn Hamburg July Ia and
I,ouIogne lS W mdse. A cabin and $40 steerase
passengers the Hamburg american Line Arrived at
steamer california CBr). Blake Msrseiies June e
I.eghorn so Messina July O. Palermo and Naples TO-
with mdse and 166 steerage passengers 10 Hen
dersnn Bros. Arrived at the Bar at $40 m
Csara Iath with mdse Edmund Reekes Co. Arrived
at the 2+5 m. -, ., ,,N
Steamer Thurston (Br). Dover. Huelva July IL with
sulphur ore TO the Davis sulphur ore Co Arrived at
-, ~
Steamer Sobreense Cr). Murray. Manaos July s. Para
Ia and barbados with mdse and 40 passengers 10
Booth & Arrived ut the Bar at IL: 40 m
Santiago Hathaway. Guantanamo Juiy T.
Cienfuegos =. ~ and Nassau %. WITH mdse
80 passengers TO James r. Ward 20. Af'i''u "'
the Bar at m. -, ,o p-o
steamer Erperanza. Soners. Vera cruz July rs fro-
greso Havana e. with mdse and 81 passengers 20
lanes Ward 4 Arrived at the Bar AT s;so a m
steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News ana NorloiA-
mdse and passengers 70 the Old Dominion % ~
sandy Hook. " ]. July ~. $50 m-wnd soutneas'
light bresss: clear.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
NEW-YORK CITY.

There will be music this afternoon AT o'clock In
St. Mary's. Claremont. Macomb's Dam, Bronx.
Pelham Bay and Cen raj parks.
The mails from China. Japan and Hawai-Hong-
Kong. June 26; Shanghai July /; Yokohama. July
O. and Honolulu. July l9-which arrived at San
Francisco the steamer Coptic due here on
July 81 Mails for china. Japan and Hawaii will
close at the General Postoffce as advertised.
Albert and August Dele CDetle Brothers. dealers
in provisions at No 639 East Twelfth-st yesterday
assigned to Louis Cohen. Of No. 17S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
DEAD TWINS ~ FERRY HOUSE.
TICKET CHOPPER FINDS BODIES IN WRAP
PING PAPER.

The bodies Of twin male babies were found In
the ferry house at Eas; Thirty-fourth-s ny
Julius Shutter. n ticket chopper, last night. He
had noticed a package lying on one Of the seats.
and when several boats arrived and left and
one claimed the package he went over and
picked it up. He noticed that it seemed to be
very heavy for a parcel of It's size and called
the attention Of Policeman Colgan 20 IT, Colgan
opened the package and found the bodies Of the
two infants. entirely uncothed. wrapped in
piece OF white muslin, and then in two pieces Of
ordinary wrapping paper. The bodies We're taken
TO the station house.
The babies We're about four or five days old,
we'll formed and nourshed They had appar-
entity died from sunocation
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
THE BIG LAND LOTTERY.
MANY HoMEsrEAps WILL BE DRAWN ON MON
DAY.

rI Reno. Okla. July 27.-Promptly at o'clock on
Monday morning the big lottery by which the lSO00
claims of the kowa- -Comanchc reservation VIII
hraIIy be distributed will be begun 1t will be held
In the OPEN and will be In charge OF three men
nppointcd early this week by the washington Lana
Office Commissioner Richards, VINO VIII nave
charge Of the drawing. said to-day that ABOUT one
thousand names-hve hundred for the III Reno dls-
tr;ct and five hundred for the Lawton distrlct-
would he drawn from the wheels next MONDAY
This will enable persons drawing the most VaiuaDle
claims to learn quickly OF their good fortune ABOUT
twenty-five hundred names will be drawn on Iues-
dav after which the drawing will he done as rap
dly as possible. Homeseekers from the dlnereht
states are selecting committees to sit on the plat
form to witness the drawing. The committee VIII
permit their presence.
f. c. Stickles. registrar. and Thomas Reid, re
ceiver of the El Reno Land Office. have examined
fourteen appca tions for town sites in the El Reno
district. Nine were recommended and forwarded
10 Washington and five rejected. The town
sites recommended are follows Bridgeport,
Caddo and Fort Cobb. all on the Choctaw Railroad:
the old gency of Wilber in the Caddo country;
Richards a new town at Cache Creek a town site
on Elk Creek, west of Hobart, and the last In
lines OF the Rock Island Railroad. and a town site
twenty miles southeast OF Hobart on the proposed
tine OF the Blackwell. Enid and Southwestern Rail-
road
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
GORED BY A BULL.
FARMHANDs COME TO THE RELIEF OF THE AMI
MAILS VICTIM.

Charles Anderson, forty-four years old. Of No.
4N East Fiftieth-st., who was visiting at the farm
of James Martin, Washington-ave., Graniteville,
Staten Island. gored yesterday by bull owned
by Mr Martin. Anderson had been staying the
farm for two weeks and several occasions had
driven the bull from the barn to the pasture Yester
day the animal rushed at him, and. throwing him
down gored him, inflictng a wound eight inches
long his abdomen. Anderson's cries were
heard by of the farmhands. and the bull was
driven Off The injured sent the Smith
Infrcary. where IL is said that his wounds not
serious. II complications set in
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
CUT RATE FROM CHICAGO TO WISCONSIN.

bOI hAlE ffHOM Ot1lNANIO IL NlSCONSlN
Chicago, July PA horizontal cut will be made
in passenger rates between Chicago and all Wscon-
sin and Upper Michigan resorts by the Northwest
ern. the Chicago Milwaukee and ST Paul and the
Wisconsin Central railways August l. The
in many instances will be as deep so per cent.
The action is taken by the officers of the three big
systems 10 counteract so far as possible the flow
of travel to the Rocky Mountain districts and the
East by reason of the low fares that prevail
10 those territories
The low fares to Colorado, Utah and the Pacific
Coast the hand and the big reductions in
rates TO Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition
with the Introduction of water lines the
other has had the effect of diverting thousands Of
Chicagoans and others from the Wisconsin and
Michigan resorts this year TO distant points
East and West. 1t is proposed TO put IN .ates
10 the latter districts that II is thought FAIL
to change 10 great extent the tide Of summer
tourist travel TO nearer resorts.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

l:25 a Mo 2ae East Thrtisth-st Towbach Co. $40
$50 nn.-Ho. 1889 second-aye f. g Evgert no dam
7s3O a Mo s7I Third-ave George Fsjoni $40.
l.2o D. n.-Eo. Eightieth-st. s. Hynes slight
200 m.-No. LIB Boston Road. Andrew Allendorf.
500,
s:ss ,. Mo $50 West Flfy-third- Mrs. Williams
sI5
b:03 p. Mo % Dey-st. Augustus Graf, 1900.
ESQ .. n.-No. Forty-seyenth- st. unknown
damage
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

More Of the members OF the Alice Nielsen Opera
Company have arrived in this city from LONDON.
The Etruria, which docked yesterday. brought
Miss May Boley, Miss w Williams and F. Rush
worth.
Miss Williams said that Miss Boley had become
engaged a rich young Englishman named f.
Iinbsly Nicholson. who will arrive here the
Cserrnanic the time she makes this port
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
FOSBURGHS NOT TO BRING SUIT.

BERKSHIRE COUNTY, SAYS COUNSEL.
Pttsheld. Mass, July 27-Mr. Hibbard, counsel
for the defence in the Fosburgh case to-day denied
that suits for damages had been entered by the
Fosburgh family against Chief of Police Nichol-
and Berkshire County for false Imprisonment
and malicious prosecution The Fosburgh family
IS preparing leave Pittsf1ed. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Fosburgh will start next week for Wisconsin
TO visit the latter's father who is spending the
summer there Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Fosburgh will
start this afternoon for Maynard. Mass, where
Mr. Fosburgh's firm is building a wooden mill.
Seneca NJ Taylor, one OF the lawyers, has returned
to St Louis. James Stewart, brother of Mrs. Fos-
burgh, ST., starts tomorrow for St Louis.
not been decided whether Esther and Beatrice will
accompany their parents visit Mr. and Mrs.
William B. Plunkitt at Adams. James Fosburgh
is undecided to his plans for leaving here IS
not expected that any of the family will be here
after next week. Chief Nicholson has not yet re-
turned from South Fram,ngham.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
s4y FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco July g7.-The official closing "
,attors for mining stocks to-day were as foho"S'
-, cnrroN MARKET.

-, 81 3, m-Cctton-Spot i hr.ss' nj re
Liserp1G, .s Steady American mda&ns & 400 were or
hlanu ~ ssv were 5000 bales OF a., AmeranI
sales OF sne ana export included t4 quiet and
specuAtoI, n.sn hsiss an American FntureS Juy
Receipts i9o sssaS: American mddlins "a n
IG S,sS4 1faad value: July and aususn7 * sts
S,s,har i+S4a4 i5-S4d buyers ocssr ~
7-6aa4 s-s4d BUYERS oetoosr pesember 500
5ysr peeember and January tSs4g4 S,Ssaaq 2: =
March 84@4 7-s4d seiers: Mar0A sas
buve
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE - baroness LonCuentel Of
Paris. GILSEY-H. Harrison Lyman. Of Paris.
Lieutenant Colonel William II. Rogers.
I'd United States Infantry. HOLLAND-Ce George
4. Armour. of Princeton. SAVOY-Major Glasgow.
of London
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
TELEPHONE LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.

II was announced yesterday that the New-York
and New-Jersey Telephone Company had practi-
cally completed a special telephone line between
this city and Philadelphia. All that remains to be
done. IT is said. is TO lay a cable across Newark
PAY 10
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

Liberty. Mo- July N.-The Missouri River. in
finding channel. has cut away almost the
whole OF Howelrs Island three miles below Mis-
souri, City The island was of the largest in
the river, and contained more than thousand
of rich corn land
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
prpORTED PLANS OF MR. SALOMON

WILLIAM Salomon the former chairman of
roard of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Company returned from Europe on Fri
a., and u was said In Wall Street yesterday
he wo,d soon open new banking house in this
nI,v Mr. Solomon was connected with the bank
inr house OF Speyer Co. many years
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 452 Sunset T2I Moon sets 2os Moons age 10
HIGH WATER.
NJ sandy Hook ass Gov Island 5;t7 He'll Gate I;i0
n sandy Hook 5:l5 Gov Island S:42 He'll Gate I;3S
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
NAVY

Commander s NJ ACKLTY. discharged York
pltel home three months sick leave.
I4eutenan; Commander W @. CUTLER detached League
Island yard to Academy. August 10.
Washington ward. Boston ward In connection with
hting out the Prairie. August :. md on board as
executive onicer
Lieutenant Commander A. f CULVER. to Bureau Of
Ordnance
Lieutenant T, W KINKAID. detached Academy; to the
Oregon August X
Lieutenant II. T BAKER Norfolk yard
Lieutenant 9. X MALLORY. detached torpedo station;
to inspect machinery Newport News
Lieutenant J +. MARSHALL. Jr.. detached torpedo
tion. to home and wait orders.
Lieutenant c. NJ. TOZER. order to the revoked
the Constellation.
Lieutenant J. + RYAN torpedo station the
Vermont.
Lieutenant II. GAGE detached the Oregon. home and
orders.
Lieutenant p. II. DELANY. detached torpedo station
the Wabash.
Naval Cadet p. FOLEY detached the Vixen to the
Topeka.
Naval Cadet H. T. I.ACKEY detached the Eagle 10 .he
Topeka.
Assistant Naval Constructor S. F SMITH detached
League Island yard 70 duty assistant to superin-
tending constructor Elizabeth, y. j.
Lieutenant e JESSOP. Constellation re
Bridgeport.
ragut revoked; continue duty the Massachusetts
Passed Assistant Paymaster G. BROWN. Jr detached
the Mayfower when out OF commission. home and
await orders
Yokohama July Commander FREDFRICK NJ
WISE. detached command the Monocacy to Yoke
hama Hospital
Lieutenant Commander JOHN Z. ROLLER detached
Yokohama Hospital; temporary command the Monoc-
Captain F II DELANO Marine Corps detached con,
mand marine guard. the New-Y ork to CavtH.
Second Lieutenant AUSTIN G. ROGERS Marine Corrs
detached the New-York, to Cavite
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
Che Gurf
HleetiHqs.

QUARTERLY MEETING of the American H.
stitute Thursday. August 1st. 1901 70 West 44ta
Street. 8 o'clock P NJ. WILLIAM T. PEOPLES. secy
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS.


Thomas Boston: Cevic Csr). Clarke NeV-York; Sito-
cris (Br) Anderson. Montreal Sailed steamer eah'
southampton July 2T-Saied steamer 81 Paul JaI1ls.n
New-York Via CherbOurg land passed huIst NA''
Huli J,IIv as-Arrived steamer (Rr. Jones'
New-York Gravesend- 49,. ra-,
Brow Head July 2T-Passed. steamer Wells City ts''
Carey. New-York for Bristol . -, ,,,.,-, Ru.-
Kinsaie July 27-Passed steamer Maskeyne 'tSels' i
sell New-York for Manchester. r-.,-,,
Queenstown. July 81 60s mArrlved 80 -,csssstD;
$50 a m-SaiIed steamer Detic CBrl LAnuSaS w."
Dublin, Iuly 2e-Arrived. steamer LaekaWannA '0'''
sv,,ncrunde July 24-Arrived steamer Lady ArTns''0S
tIirl. Abbott. NewYork via CSpenhaSSn- Esn.snstOn
'T,rt Thompson. New-York: m arriVeu' s'
Friesland (Belgl. Roberts NeWy1oTk., 1u,ss GER.
Bremen July 2T-Sated. steamer koengin LNiSe w.
VoIger New-Yosk via Southampton, .,ta Cr1.
uarh,Irg Julv 23-Sailed. steamer TOna aoh,
Brown Philadelphia: 2ith. Barcelona tSe' D0--
stetin July 27-The reported sailing 10Th inst OF sa'
Cairnross New-TOrk was an error N,rr,anils
Havre July a. . mws8ltSd; N-,ENYcTE steamer -
Cherborg July 81. T-Arrtved steamer T,rs pro
,;rosse ger. Eichel New-Nork Tor T Tan-sson
casdedD. 5:45 % fn sailed. steamer 81 tau .sIIat
from Southampton. New York 10Th 40 s n Hamburg
steamer Deutschland Ger. Aloers V''"
Trieste Iuly 223Arrived. steamer Pocasset 'S''' -
New-York via Genoa ,.s. m, E-itS.s
NeyvSYort: arrived steamer Duchessa al "'
CTtaD Schlafino. New York ,,t ,r,r, MiIlA
Gibraltar July 26-Passed. steamer Feouhe W.
Messina for New-YOrk. -, r,,-,, Bet
FavaI July 2T-Arrived. steamer Peninsuiar VV'"'
,.o Town uy s-sailed steamer CBrl NfN
saSree' July 2s-Passed Tartar Prince 'S'' A'
re,o Ianeiro JuIy 22-Arrived. steamer Roman i'
~ fI,r1 ord Santos New-York- -, s.v,r
Para July 25-Sated, steamer Benedict 'o''
York