The New York Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1873, Page 10

10 MURDER OF A MARSHAL. Tértible Homicide, in Jer- sey, City. ——-——__ ' A United States Reputy Marshal Mardered in the Street by a) Ressien Seilor—The Murderer Makes a.’ Desperate Attempt to Commit Buicite by Cutting His Own Throat— The Dread ‘Penalty of Duty Again Exemplifind—Arrest and Im- pristmment of the Assassin. Joun BE. ‘Stephenson, a United states Deputy Marshal, Was wurdered while in the performance of his dutytim JerseyCity yesterday afternoon by 8 Russian eater, named Jacob Metland, If ever there ‘was ® time when ‘the expectation of impending death Yas to be experienced only upon the field of ‘war, oron the amgry billows of the cyclone, that ‘me may now We logked upon as drawing fast to a close, Indee@, thes record of nomicides of every Brade and eleractar ts 80 constantly enlarged with the efvanoe of tinve 4nat it impresses more forcibly than-ever upon fhe soul the utter ancertaloty of bummmn life. Whien‘the travelling stranger walks the forlorn strepts of a great city m the dead of night he is nat altogether unsuspecting of those ‘who lie in watt for plunder and who are ever ready to obtain /it, throngh struggle and blood if mocessary; “but when a roputable cittzen, in ‘pen @ay, Mm ‘the presence of many persons, is ‘stricken dwn by the assassin, it ts time that mem- ‘bers of sc@iety begin to prepare for the worst, The Sacte of the-terrible tragedy that constitute the ‘theme ¢f this report in the order of their eccur- "rence are as follows:—The Russian brig Wellamo ~arrive@iin this port some days ago. On board were several refractory sailors—among them Jacob Metland, who has since become a murderer. He ‘was not-a man who would rob the merchant or make a wanton assault upon a stranger. But he ‘was kwown among his companions as an energetic, combustible and highly excitable individual, whose ANGER WHEN AROUSED knew-no bounds. The captain of the vessel knew this, and ne skilfully avolded a collision with him. The mardships, real or imaginary, which the crew had been compelled to undergo, gave rise to muti- nous growls;.but on reaching the harbor the gail- ore thought it best to desert. Seme of them leit the brig, Metiand being of the number. The mas- ter of the vessel informed the Russian Consul, and the latter bad the case brought before United States Commissioner Shields, of this city. The lat- ter, perceiving the grave nature of the case, issued 8 warrant for the arrest of the RINGLEADER OF THE DESERTERS, whose name is Pritz. The warrant was placed in the +hands of Mr. John E. Stephenson, aman well known in this city, He took the document, and, placing 4t in his pocket, crossed the Hudson to ou City, bhrers he expected to find the missing deserter. tle he dreamed that his was a Cee of death, sare be. took no precaution against dan; old one-barrelled Jessly invo his rear Jersey City he instructions shee ould" pro- it would be et sald thal cessary to enpeat before United States Commis- ‘loner oor MULEne and have the warrant endorsed so that the arrest could be made in Jersey City tf Pritz were to be found there. Mr. Batley then re- tired to bis office, at the southwest corner of Grand and Hudson streets, and Mr. Stephenson wended his way to the room of Commissioner Muirhead, in Ex He waited here a short time, procured the necessary endorsement and de- Scended the stairway into the street. Here ‘THR TERRIBLE RUSSIAN comes upon the scene. By some means not yet ‘understood this Metiand was apprised of the mar- shal’s intention to arrest one of the gang. Met- Jand steed alone in Hudson street witnin hall a block of Stephenson, who neither knew him nor yet observed him. Metland was attired in the ~Tough costume of the mariner—a heavy blue shirt, pg dark pants and the cap thrown back upon le stood as if riveted to the side- walk pertectly sober, with his right hand firmiy on his sheath behin No special Ettention was paid to him, and the by-passers moved ME age Sa plong: His face was now tephenson advanced 0 passed by th the infuriated seaman. The latter ‘dia ot move. Stephenson accosted a young gen- tieman on the sidewalk asking him, “Where 18 the office of Marsnal Bailey ?” The gentleman imted to the Office on the. southwest corner of ndson and Greene streets and went his way. Stephenson was within half a block of this office, He was mo' towards it and had already reached the northwest corner; Metiand suddenly moved from his position. A few ‘ied him to Ste henson, the latte th carr! im phe! e r ¢ mg the street, wetland drew hi brawn In one moment he drew back his arm, as if to take certain aim before Pane | rod plow. Then a formidable lookin, aed a knile de between three four inches in ingth was seen sien: instant in bis hand. With ing for ab lent swoop, with surprising rapidity he buried henson’s back. Then twist- 4og the handie of his nife like a lever, he dra; Of it forth from the bones of his victim and second aim. With the instinc! moment cd eal fied life into ue vernined y pram Sveplrensoh 8 DESPERATE STRAIT in which he van placed, and with his left hand grasped his assailant by the neck, while with his Tight he attempted to draw his pistol. The frenzied assassin, however, with his iron hand bound the wrist of Stephenson, and then ensued ‘the scufie which was to result in life or death, The Russian We a Lokal Tei ‘across the street, and Stephenson ar him towards a pile of timbers near by. either could now inflict a me ae upon the otber. Metland had stabbed Ly the weapon into Ste; itepl go oe. gered forward on the lumber, Then throwing ‘rms forward he fell heavily upon the beams, turning face towards 1B INFURIATED 8. Metland bim lie bel lees, TpOR the timber, drew bis knife igh into the air, and Oren, it downward with all his might imbedded ‘Stephenson's breast, near the heart. The iter fheaved a ae exclaimed feebly, “I’m stabbed.” He no more, and in three minutes he was dead. en the people in the Street rushed to the scene, Ere they had time to earn the cause of the disturbance the assassin darted down Hudson street, closely pursued by Oficer Boyle, D's was more frightful than ever, Seeing what he had done and that the oficer was close at hand he stabbed himself in the breast; but not dee that wound saiiicient to cause use death, arew the fe across his throat, inflict ‘ay th gaecerene wooed He drew his knife a third time, bu fore * tume to inflict a fatal wound he found Binseit fog the clutches o1 the gallant policeman, his he grew calm and went to the at fie without making any resistance. Hi cook le- gpeanor while giving his name end antecedents astonished every one who stood by him. He ft 8 twenty-five age and has eves that are far pos Vrepoeasing. it he magi it subsequently RYYECTUAL ATTEMPT AT SUIOWE he was taken to the county jail, where he stands committed on a charge of murder. The aud lifeleas body of Stephenson was borne the where it was sui eucased by Mr. owiland. e face presented the appearance of gleep father than of death. Stephenson was about ‘@wenty-seven years of age, had dark hair and poueeehe and was five feet four imches in Tihs forenoon , ® post mortem exam x. Buck, the county Une melancholy Nature and circum. this dastard nome have ees an xcitemens nema known in Jersey City. The has every’ re for the d, @ Martyrto duty and y Saeed AT NORRISTOWN, Pa. 4 PHILADELPHIA, Pa., July 11),1873, ro tret fora purse of $1,000 came off to-<duy at Noncistewn, best three in five, in harness, betyreen John boda mare Lady Atkinson oe Henry 8. Norwood. There were ae The won. Time, 213744 —2 er aoa Take Rorwooe took the second heat, ‘| ROWDOIN COLLEGE EXAMINATION. 7 Bruxswick, Me., July 11, 1873, Th vexamination of candidates for admission to Bowa ein College was held to-day. There were sevent,V-three applicants for admission to the Freshin, @ Class, which 18 more than twice the wumber t (at ever before presented themselves at one time. the usual ratio of applicauts at the wecond .exi Nminsuon js maintained the class will number one “8ndred at the beginning of the next term. There Were applicants for admission wo other classes, 2 AN ALLEGE.” FORGER IN PITTSBURG. Pirrenuno, Pa,, July 11, 1878. G. G. Puerta, the «Wesed forger, arrived here * In charge of detectiver roin Harrisburg to- fad Was flocked un fi | ring, fait roiles ber hour, muggens Premiership. ——= - BeRutn, July 11, 1878. The permanent retirement of Prince Bismarck from the Prussian Cabinet—the certainty of which ‘Was announced some months ago—is on the eve of accomplishment. It was stated ina despatch, sent ‘from thw city on the 25th ult., that the Prince had taken preparatory steps for his withdrawal. He will retain the German Chancellorship. It ts now, reported that Herr Von Balen will be Minister of Foreign Atuirs. 26 THE SHAH. Hygiento Alarm of His Highneis—His Biwels Yearn for Teheran. ‘TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK” HERALD. ‘Vienna, July 11, 1873, Ta consequence of reports of the preyalence of cholera in Vienna having reached the ears of the Shah of Persia, it is.propable that His Majesty will return te Teneran without visiting this city. Impertalist Honor to a French States- man. Panis, Jaly 11, 1873, ‘The Shah of Perata has conferre® a decoration on M, Buffet, President of the National Assembly, CENTRAL ASIA. The Russian Expedition After the Conquest of Khiva. TELEGRAM TO THE KEW YORK HERALD, Sr. Pgrerspurg, July 11, 1873. It is stated that the Khivan expeditionary force under command of General Kaufmann will return to Tashkend about the middle of August, TERRIBLE MINING DISASTER. Sr. Lours, Mo., July 11, 1873, A terrible accident occurred at ten o'clock this morning in the fire clay mines of Parker, Russell & Co., about five miles from this city, by which three miners were “killed and several wounded. One hundred and fifty men worked in the mine at the depth of 160 feet. At the time mentioned the mimers were working in One of the lateral shatts, at the bottom of the ver- tical shaft, when @ aingt ‘ular noise was heard, and, thinking one’ of the Sther lateral passages was faliing in, they rushed toward the vertical shaft to en They had proceeded but 6 few yards when an immense piece of slate, ore oteet ti ick and fifteen yards long and ten wide, fell, crushing and in- Btantly killing three men, named Joshua A. Judy, Toomas Platt and Ned Kendall. The latter was the superintendent of the mines. The bodies were terribly mangied, Several others were badly in- jured, but their names could not be ascertained. THE LORD GEORGE GORDON CASE. Miwavxre, July 11, 1878. A special despatch from Minneapolis says :—“The proceedings in the Gordon case at Fort Garry have developed new facts, which materially change the complexion of afnirs. It has been all along under- stood that the American party were arrested by Manitoba officers on British soil; but the evidence roves that the arrest was made south of the line jocated by the new boundary survey, It is ex- pected that the friends of the prisoners will at once apply to the American authorities to demand their release of the Manitoban government,”’ BALLOTS AND BAYONETS IN ARKANSAS, LirrLs Rook, Ark., July 11, 1873. Reports were received by the Governor to-day of trouble in Pope county, caused by the unwarranted interference of some militia officers with an elec- tion contest. The Governor immediately mustered out every militia officer in the county, William A. Crawiord was to-day appointed Brig- adier General of militia, He was formerly @ Von- lJederate colonel. The Governor to-day issued proclamations order- ing ed registrations in Van Buren and Howard counties, THB CHOLERA DISAPPEARING, NASHVILLE, Tenn., July 11, 1873. There were five deaths to-day from all causes, all of which were of colored persons. No cases of cholera were Uy rhe ne 1n the city. HATTANOOGA, Tenn,, July 11, 1878. There were four deaths here to-day, one of which were from cholera. BAILBOAD OOLLISION. CINCINNATI, Obio, duly 11, 1878, Two passenger trains on the Milam! Railroad collided to-day near Foster's, One of the engineers jued pretty badly hurt No other person was in- ed, RAILROAD OBSTRUCTION. ConcorD, N. H., Jaly 11, 1873. Mrs. Mary Carlton was arraigned this aiternoon in the Police Court on a charge of placing obstruc- tions on the track of the Conoord Railroad, near Suncook, on the Sthinst, She pleaded not guilty, and the further hearing of the case w: a8 postponed till next Wednesday. Sne was commit to prison in default of $3,000 bail. A MUBDERED NEGRO, RICHMOND, Va., July 11, 1873, @orge Bell, a negro, was found murdered near Chuckatuck, Nansemond county, yesterday. He had been shot five times. There is no clue to the discovery of the perpetrators. PAPER MILLS AND BAG FACTORY IN ASHES, SPRINGFIELD, Mass., July 11, 1878, Cushman Brothers’ Manila paper mills and bag Manufactory at North Amherst were entirely de- gtroyed by fire last night, Loss $50,000, Insurance $30, enty-five hands are thrown out of em- ployment, THB §T. GABRIEL GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The St. Gabriel Grammar School, East Thirty- sixth street, near Second avenue, held its annual Commencement last evening. The exercises were gone through with tm the school room, which was very neatly decorated and gloriously elaborated generally for the occasion. There was an immense crowd in attendance. ‘The fatbere and mothers aad sisters and brothers of all the pupils were there, and their aunts and uncles and relations to tne farthest gen- eration. To get inte the acnool even with a coy Oe make ively indorsed ra ‘was an exmivit endeavor hy of all raise. jous crash Pp fact is there re & tre! of people from all of the emer and it was as much as the good Father ety and his assist- ants could do to make all his distinguished guests iu Quy way comfortable, delivered by Peter S. Mata bt haf was + 4 ry “Bagay 7 Janes W. Kely 0, sed Or Sroet Rog? sar ah ‘Phe trio, “Red Pes of the Ea a lou colina medals and the prizes for pre wea Peter Kelly and Tuomas articipants. The ar ees Wilisth F. ae The resents award: testimo: ficiency rere conduct were then mad, The affair was a gral Crowley’s school has ox be exeeed- ingly proud of its ninth annual Commencement, TELEGRAFHIO NEWS ITEMS. Ex Mi Otte, of Roxbury, Mas, yeste! morning, aged siaty-two years: = “rg wk tn the oa ad Re a The Coaneetiont Renate yesterda: the Mag aA to fi Bette ris Iror thew passed a resolutio ita new Board of id building and appro. Governor Commissioners. Detective officers ve, pened and paghit to that city « bersons tron 1, Ohio, one af fee urn.'ng care 98 U rsapolla, a cigetins Fa nto read lest a oars ci it fire immediately ir @.collision an: ‘basy in gettin the goods out, and it seome they carried off and concea in sd thar uses large quantities of ine cloth, sliks, boots oe Feel large umber of practical men and Ch Trade, pat thet joy avitaion of Mr. HE re eres gate York inten Zeble day ater ding of the tug msleb with five boats 4 tow ay an in Ryarage lading of 90 tne which was drawn at the rave of fou and one 4ji pronounced cable towing a Taz Cry 5%: CAPTURED. The Gorman Chancellor to Besign the Pramian ther Doshi tem te Govern Boom eal 241 It Paintings and Relics for « Debt Which Comptroller Green Refases to Pay—The Row About the Salaries of the Civil Justices—The Dead Statesmen and Sdl- diers Speaking from Their ' Frames. ‘The portraits in the Governor's Room hare long ‘peen honored by the-eitizens of New Yor%. some ‘of the most noblemen who have given, theirtivos and brains to the service of the Republic are en- shrined om canvas in the City Mal. Yesterday these portraits were exposed to a-chance of being auctioned for® dent which Comptrofier Green re- fused to pay-to a Civil Justice, at the Court‘in Fifty- seventh street, named McGuire, The sum of money for which the city is indebted to Justice McGuire is $14,318 18. For thts debt the oll paint- ings in the Gowermor’s Room at the. City Hall were seized three days: ago by virtue of an order from the Sheri of this city. Among the portraits are those of William M. Marcy, Silas Wright, ‘Commodore Stephen Decatur, who knocked. Algiers inte a cocked hat; Winfleld Scott, the hero of the Mexican war; George Washington, painted from life by Trumboll, and valued at $10,000; William H. Seward, with blonde hair and face, ag he looked twenty years ago, and in 3 dress coat; George B. MoCleilan, mounted and spurred; Governor Throop, Governor John A. King, of tem- perance fame, and a numper of other public men, among whom are De Witt Clinton, John T. Hoff man and some fiity others, whose names are like household words in the memory of the American people. To add to the disgrace of the city there isina corner of the Governor’s Room a glass case, about ten feet high. In this glass cage there are seven or eight flags with the magical names of Cherobusco, Molino del Rey, Garita de Belen, Buena Vista, Contreras and Vera Cruz emblazoned on the rag- ged siiken folds. Also standing outside of this glass case is a pole bearing a few fragments of the once proud battle fag of the Forty-seventh New York inijantry; and near the window fronting on the City Hall Park is a large military desk of rose™ wood bearing the inscription— OO MOORP NOELLE NEDO LENE HE. ; WASHINGTON'S WRITING DESK—1780, ; AONOOLE OL AE OEIC LEELA DOLE DE LD DOLE ODE Thesé sacred relics and valued paintings are to pe sold on Tuesday, July 16, to satisfy a lawful judgment against the city for a Civil Justice’s sal” ary. The paintings in the Governor’s Room are valued, as works of art, at about one hundred and twenty thousand dollars, but their loss to the Staie would be infinitely greater. The City Hall and the new Court House have numerous letter paper documents in type pasted on pillar, Jagade and doorway to the following effect :— AUERIFY’S BALK. By virtue of a certain writ of execution to me directed and delivered, 1 will expone to gale at public vendue, on Tuesday, the loth day oi July instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Governor's oom in the City Hall, a large quantity of valgaie @ oll Ge BRS. £ BRENNAN, Bheriff. Jox. O. Stevens, Under Sb New York, July 8, 1873, A reporter of the HERALD called at the Sherif’s office for information in regard to the matter. Mr. Judson Jarvis sent a messenger with him to see Under Sheriff Joel Stevens. This gentleman was sitting in a chair, and on being spoken to at once told his story. He said that he had seized the property in the Governor’s Room to satisfy a iegal debt, Sheriff Stevens said :— “I Lave three men in the Governor’s Room and they have levied on the property there.” Sheriff produced somte twenty judgments against the clty, which had been en to the Court of Appeais by Comptroller Green. “What is the amount included in those judg- preety against Comptroller Green?’ the reporter asked. “Well, I suppose,” said Mr. Stevens, ‘that it amounts to over sixty thousand dollars, [ have a lot of fre engines, the property o1 the city, in my possession now, and [shall hold them until Mr. Ureen pays his just debts. Mr. Green, however, has gota stay in the Supreme Court Chambers from Judge Daniels this afternoon, and here is the substance of his aMidavit as I give it to you.” Mr. Stevens reud ag follows a part of an affidavit made by Andrew H. Green before 0. W. Lawrence, Notary Public of the city of New York:— Deponent further says that he has no recollection of having recelved of having been served with a notice of the recovery of said judgment, and that he has caused diligent seareh tobe made inthe department and can no such notice, nor any evidence that it has been gerved ten days or any other time. beiore the said execu: tion was issu ANDREW UH. GREEN, C. W. Lawnunor, Notary Public. Said Mr, Stevens :—'‘This document is returnable on Monday, Jul in the Supreme Court, Cham- bers, bee wi welt at twelve cee 3 ed cisely, and Shave plenty of ju ents beside that, when he ‘settles Judge McGu: alm. . Steve! nd Phase neta The reporter then leit over to on il, and, ascending t! ry ted ble steps, for his way into the Benoni 1m. All the venerable soldiers and statesmen were there Hy leir The tee and the reporter peg an at face is one looked very mad. It was the face oF oid Taylor. He seemed to Hike sp give them little “bre gree," oven ¢ ve thei un Id Bipect rok ts ita woul ian ria awe ie jookea we "ual ' Decatur ae " ie in his. Tent Fea and seeméd as ifn to board Comptroller Green, —. Ciinton haa hig cloak folded around him, with vrei of os in his band and an Erie Canal Took in bf é, and the bitterest expression seen there, was ou the face of old heroic William L. Marcy, who never lowered the American flag to @ny nation on earth. Hoffman was there, too, with ls grim moustache, but his soul was in foreign parts, Silas Wright frowned dreadfully on & policeman who caie in at the moment, and he gave him a broad democratic a that shrivelled the Peeler into & collapsed bladder, ndenng McClellan sat bis horse, a thunde! cloud of dust arising from under his horse’s i and with a terrible look of organization nd dexter eye. And last, and greatest of george fashington, with his calm, solid Virj face, with that expression given to him b; - bull, and pever seen on any other hero's but that of Cxsar, Cromweiland Scipio Africanus. The eyes and rigid lip were speaking as an oracle’s: “| am not dead 100 years yet, but with dirty intrigues and your mean, worldiy and sé! ah actions 1 am heartily ashamed of you sth, native and ‘adopted ¢ citizens, I have left you a legacy which you are fast squandering, and which may "que Governor's Room Is. at 6 Governor's Room is at present occu: ten or twelve clerks, who are employed arte Burean of Assessments, correctin; hee | and re the books. As the reporter out wiltaa Seward gave him a look—the greatest politician and statesman the world ever saw—and it was & look of inquiry, meaning as plainly as words could AI Ito be sold Thong w with goodly com Gann next? Am I to be knocked dow! The reporter called upon Charley Sutton, keeper ofthe Ony Hall, and asked him the quesonse an ‘you been seized py the S| erif, Mr. Sat- n “No, sir, Ihave not. that they would hand me a paper first. Tne devil a man I have cen from the Sheriff's ofice to-day. THE YOUNG MEN'S OHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, POUGHKERPSIE£, N. Y., July 11, 1878, ‘The proceedings of the International Convention of the Young Men’s Christian Association to-day attracted & large concourse of people. During the day the question of pernicious literature came up again, when a resolution was adopted empowering the associations to govern the matter in their re- spective towns and cities as they deemed proper, and urging that memorials be sent to railway cor+ porations in relation to the matter, and also to eas” the people through the press of the ita, a8 the place. for the Next anneal woof oi the Convention. To-night Mayor Kastman lave the delegates ap open-air concert in Kestman Park, and three outdoor meetings were hel i$ one of which General Howard, 01 Wasnin, J 8 Teup) Seer House, ‘was also 5 | mibense mee ma at the era House, one of akers hy MoStuart (colored), of werd VCatveraiey. me. TAKING UP A COLLECTION FOR CUBA Synacust, N. Y., July 11, 1873. A mass meeting was held at Carastota this after- noon, under the auspices of the Madison County Cuban Aid Association. Mr, Loring Fowler, presided, and District-Attorney Fowler, acted as principal secretary. Addresses were made by General Jordan, Seflor Feaser and Ger- rit Smith, Sefiors Arteaga and Cisneros were teraing The administration was arr: ed for ruing ita professed neutrality constantly to the aid of} Spain, Resolutions were unanimous; adopted ex: reens sympathy wit the outraged Penn ane cata on we governty t to delay no je their bel thelr independence vais, pring cgi collection was taken up to buy guug and Dowder for the Quban atrioea. y YACAU ¢ ie ‘Yor ERAS, SATURDAY, Riuh dvs Vers WIN BE THE WEEKLY HL ET ps Coleen mtr, aoneen ine West; Four of July Celebration in this citys Sed ‘Conclusion Of a Pionte; “the Yparkey-Dunn Hom!- cide; Young Walworth’s mn; the late Mysterious Murder in Hoboken; ® Double Tragedy in Boston; Ben Butler Of the State Park Com- miaaion ; 8! act of struction by a Young and Aristocratic Widow ‘nm North Carolina; the Mo- doo Murderers,” and particulars of the Attempt +o Kidnap ..Lord Gordon, at Winnipeg. It also | containa: the. 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WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH. —— ‘The New Yor« Hnarp has constructed a telegraph lino rom New York city to Whitestone, LI,and tho same is now open for the transaction of business. The line will be found of great service to those having ‘business with vessels passing to and from the Sound, and every facility will be given to merchants and others to communicate promptly, As there is no other telegraph communication with Whitestone, the Herald Lino will be open for ail business and private messages, and the same attended to with all Possible despatch, All messages must be prepaid. The following rates have beer established :— Private messages, twenty-five cents for ten words or less; two cents for every additional word. Business mossages—For a@ message of twenty words or Jess, to be delivered on board vessels off Whitestone, one dollar; five cents for every additional-word. 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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 11, 1873, pd: FAS CRT CLEARED: fteamenip mshi ehip City 0 caiman (Br), Eynon, Liverpool via on snip California (Br), Craig, Glasgow—Henderson Steamship St Laurent (Pr), Rosseau, Havre—Geo Mac- *Stentaahap Ellen 8 Terry, Salyear, Newberp—Murtay, | pee & of inion, Wi ay a City Point tenn coe Domin\ eammship ng eae hiatins Mata G Cantaur, Dork or Fal- us), Cetovich, Penarth Roads for or- “Per lees h aes nema teeies, ee 3 Bark Nive (Br), Liteon, Maracatbo—Maitland, Pholps & jark Horea Rich, Plerce, Bangor—Brett, 8on 4 Co, Kodiak, Liston Talbot & ae Raney Btn . ksiride, ‘Pernambuco and Bahia—O Brig Julia Blake (Br} Gavin, Humacoa—J F Whitney Brig Ramires, Barnard, Pensacola—Benner & Pinck- a hr Victor, Nickerson, Para-1. E Amsinex & 0 cht A L Putnam, Phillips, Point-a-Pitre—Miller & gag Bn, Robertson, Galveston—C H be ot AY Co. yecns, bey fe, Hickman, Robinson, Washinglon, NO— fone TEA Hoes, ) Rose, Georgetown, DO—Van Brunt & chr Geo A Kelly, falem—R W Ro! aC camer Piha Taaedphte. Bovis Pebadelonie if Btonmer Sarab. Jones. Philadeiphi. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND MERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Ly mags rings alt en ls lat 6, Gore bound ean; same ime, & Dark, ae ALP. and east; 10th, 228 in niles | 7 frilere Sanat soamenin, Bee pee lo, a Bremen Koni Bi Bi nai sharp nig vena he (Ger), Talat remen June heed Antwerp June Lec! Nat aul 8 with mdse and 177 passengers to mond, ted et ‘and Pind passstigers wo wwe by ont oa seit cme mipion Brearpen tp Oo, gheumenip anita, Loane, Philadelphia, with mdse to 10,0 Fragen tet Obase, Liverpool June 1, with mdse hi Ultra, Hagar, Lonfon May 21 and Isle of Wie ath righ mdse to Grinnell, Mtinturn & Oo. Passed nanan i baliane Yo thes Dunham June 29, spoke fish} Gi rr) aken tals of ‘x “Herm: (Nor), eg ndon, halk ond ommpty b ls'to RP Bi x to ene postmens. RA he! mies Ary ip into are ‘1 imei are Newoastle 84 ma: . py Ke johneen. Y eunvarg @® days, with ar (er), Ot, Ha iWatsburg 50 days, with mése A Carib: Suyne, Bt F tor giaed eh aT asco, from opt Xow Haven; sauie ne, brig Rober rierton? days, with naval perc teats” Hasbrouck, Alexandria, M Mhverite. rhayer, Peg dezand Do, Passed Through Hell Gate. for Hud- KY |. New Haven tor New tite ‘Rockland for New York, vewport sa, iter, Windger, NS, for New York, ir way folk, Arepareng, Bangor for New York, Bel with lamber to Simp: Behr Wi mcareelf Nedee, Watgor for New York, with Behr Baran’ Baecocks Babcock, Greenwich for New rk, with stone to order. ncn A Atlanta, Ho ioag'ton, Rockland for New York, with me Sehr Alamo, Thompson, Machiag for Now York, with Jumber ty SiunopoU 4 ViapD: Bast Camacn for Wew Yor, Lane’s Cove tor Neve/Pork, Tethers Gamnden for Wow York, Taek rpemm ne Beltast-tor New York, ion Letvin, Rockined for New York, Bangtt for New York, with rear Baw yard, Rockport for New ort for York, with lime tod Seti Ly me, ; Portland for New York, br fs oF for Sew York, with lumber , Tere Mt rib, Gapainer for New York, with lumber ov ae Paton, Norton, ind for New York, with lime enh ‘Sinbad, Perry, Rockland for New-York, with lime Mania, Airey, Rockland. for New York, with , Oger Rockland for New York, with !ime "Gncle Joe, Smith, Portland for New York, with mabe tees et rene Rockland for New York, ¢ New York, with lumber to a! eae P Ballock, Hallock, Newport for New “ache Trostam Dickens, Mitchell, Providence for New ¥ or hr Sallie T Chartres, Trefethen, Taunten for New hr Sarah gierx Simon, PseanRey fee, lew Yor! e arene, fare, Romero sted yw Yor! is Boye Baker, New Bedlord for New York. Fy, Cai East Srecn wien New Yor! ison Ky ne, New Yorl eae EE a ee = a5 ETS 55 I 5. ILS ovldence for New York, rset for New York, lens Newport for New York. 6 ing, mats lor New York, with You mdse and passengers. Brig Lucy (Bp, Irving, New York for St Jom Brig Susie ifamtaonds New York to Sehr John fori, Lindon. LS ae mith, we Behr Lotsa Hall. New York for ip a Bobt Geaen Geter Ne ny York for New “ise chr Oceat i Fehr L it n Sig lan beth ‘orl Barto ves dad Saw ui New Yor for B Bent 8 yler, McCarthy, New York 1c for 'Brovidenee. chr Gustie Wlison, Jones, New York for Salem. chs, Onward, Whoeler,' New York for necticut Schr Kate McLean, Hallock, Hoboken for Wickford. Sobr I, Pharo, Binge 2 for Trovidence. sche ren seg Bil for hr Ra Rhodes ork for Castine. reed.” ‘New Behr Planet, st reg, Sey New York for Fall River. idence, Eebr 01 Sehr bey Corwit ror john: Dante!’ Mor pian ww Pork for New Ha- yori Sone J Schr teun), ray, New Bohr F Pouatain, Ch Hew by Eee Bora, bd t Bent Win Grey, tha ‘York for New sa Francis, Winchester, New Yor! for New Schr George A Pierce, Kelley, New York for Salem* ght Thomas Jefferson, ies New York for Stam- mn’ Bae Seb ($444 de a Me an a iae hi Es Sasa Brew * PB oO! ee ee H NF. for Boston. anton. Etim © Acken, Meaa, York tamfora. Steamer aeeen. Mott, New York ier Se Steamer Kya) Old, Smith, New Yor New York on ey London, Steamer El iorwich. BELOW. Bark G W Tucxer, Larrabee, f from Matamzas 1] days (by jot pees tye fel Patierso jo 32), . Minadllan ‘oy pilot bont Ariel Patter- ba oa SAILED. Steamship BI piberm ; barks A O Vinee (Non, Ben 8 Teizys | ee: Fonnedy Bremen; Atlanta (Ger), do; Marin enstown 7 oy 5 Constantinople; schr Gerent (Br), cae KCC Wind at sunset, NW, fresb. trem Disasters. jfotter, reported 19th as comin bia ten this port on the Sthiinst for Por! ‘hours out found that the machiner: and that only three kuots an hour couk begat out om of ber, and accordingly determined to, return jer @argo go Kerieaorayaspeced heres ne? & rom Philadel pais Bria (Ger), Pi f, from. Wilm! NO, for moral ‘wi ite of ee 8} ise, of poten nes Rae ae a aad Fe- ya ‘aly 1 oe RRM Brooxrn meee from Portland for Port cnedonias 6 ‘Would pr rf, mt into Boothbay Sth inst in distress; ‘about the 9th. per ht Gan bot Si Sete Baral See whic! while in; Ww et 1 ck at Pal iver, Ral inst, came off same day’ without sustato- ing jeg aA about 12000 feet yellow n hor hold, iY dropping. dows oat Say Wi igae to the wharf of Sumner, asey & Car: rier, ‘wong anon e Boilers about. half, “ebb bride, where she hung hard apd fast, but fortunately receiving but little damage. She was got off on the evening tide. Scr Ewrtns State (of Gloucester), (Teported ashore at Cape Por Me, has proved a total Bing raved: dhe was owned by Capt Stephen Sith, her aster and others; valued, with her ou: eel fasare red in the Gloucesior Mutual Fisning Insurance ofice nga of the ew oance le as the steamers Electra gnd Ports, of the Frovidence line, were coming down th ast River, and when opposite astound fitey came in cof sion. The former had side stove in; the later sustained no apparent daun Notice to ores ATRIA WAGE COPE =FARD BENBGAL BAR ON APRIL pril 1, 1878, the entrance of the river pig On Al into two patie by omen situat tra A: in the tol fro asses—one alon sr. ferle gree end the other alo: ong. Carer. ene al 1c North Channel only is practed le ‘ie sh (RG x ina SW. NE direction for 1 on ing sheet 87 yards, in2. the depth arying. de the current rus thez rate of 2 ren, while with ee ebb its erenetk is about 4 knots, wi dis eoticg extremely yariab| b yren of this ‘channel the Mare! de Gran- aiolie bears § 15 deg B; Pilot Station 8 36deg he South Channel appears to be improving, having pow @ depth at the egtrance of from 12 foie feet git rons first Cat Ww rie to the Grandiolle shofe. they fotos the ete ply fo the north, along the Patent ‘over @ smn: of wwater’ @v qrer. it The sammits of this bank marked by two “24 sand islets oF resent formation. Bearings magnetic. Variation, 20 degrees westerl; yin der of the Burean of P By orth WYMAN, Commodore CN. Byargaranher we? Hydrographic OMice, Washington, DC, July 9% ‘Whalcemen. Ship More: Barnes, of NB, was at Guam March 31, paving ta taken tah ule ule ci between. ns; was bound jo cru and thence, to the Arctic. eae ap Todor, Thott ait an ios ben ease vali , fe, woud sail that yaa to pert 10" in, Tinkham, June L having taker 40) bbls sy oll last orulse-08 ap and 24) wh oil all fold. Bark John F West, Manchester, of NB, t Many tins M having taken SOUble whand 1 nd 70 do sp oll, $153 code e bone last GrBise onc reset ground—I75 sp 16g wh all told: bound sp Bark Hercu er, of N xo Was at Mauritins May 23, peving a }, and would be ready for sea in afew “Jark deck, of NB, was st Pracli gezahell and) ity Bh with ssi sp snd lode wh ark. i webu iret yt adn wasat Mahe May 19, with Spoken. acer Pastas cape ter i San Francisco for cians fe aia ATES |B from betth for San Francisco, Ney trom Boston for Hamburg, July 6, chy from Porto Rico for New Haven, July 8, rom, st for New Seven, Jaty 8, lat ri co oe pilot eat v4 Fruaron, Se kent ing, from Iondon for jane 29, at IP % X “EYE sn oramime =o Forcign Porta. ANS 11—Passed, ship Mate] a from pane Kong, ere ae WN rrived ase al ship Privateer ewe ork K o8 lat 7%} pate rs rie re Bantax! hasta ork. ny ane erie ay ey, 1,9 9 PM—Sailed, steamship pees Ronen Sronsy, OB, Fay 2~Arvived, bark Caribou, Kenney, Boston. baal 1% July 10~Arrived, bark Clotilde, Miller, Bos St] eaters At Wetp Green, Savannah; Imov ‘Sut ioahip "Pioeewing, Doane, from en ordered to Antwerp. ‘ steamship Java (Br), Martyn, New York or il Rio Saneixo, May Si—Io port berks esse Y Hugg. Arrive a fu URMNSTOWN, Hugg, and New Light, Chapman, for Baltim Br Onorx, June porkbrig’ Netwe, Hi in leg, to load 9 ‘New York; schr Geor; MoClure, do al “Mitea g ine 20, bark Nomad, Townsend, hagen. Ray Arrived. schr Andie Currier (Br), eck, Now ¥. cl ream: manip, Soqpainavist, Poy Li ype at Gey ow teri ort pe Nellie Cushing, iat ak to sail in4 oF 8 American Ports. pe west te Hh AULBZAND UA, Jat aad schre Four Sisters, Boston Fall Riv gated —eehre at ‘patler Boston: Wm Collyer, New Arrived, achre Jane 1 Ne Rewel, Tater. rp At “ROSEN, ‘Faly iam m. Gto- os and “Aimed een, tbiary. neman, peoees Fy MoCarthy, deiphies Ges Beone Renee, 6 Hig pane F EB Gan, orgetown. ; barks ‘olat, Chanticleer; oie Dark’ Fenwick and 9 schrs, outward bound, ro- malted st anehor jp thy Bonds at supget Berk Sed reine. alta ee mano New ¥ ™ Savannah, po mei as tc aes ee ae ea Tt Bn BESET Paes Nat aN, Bai iow Yorks ‘ae ea ite om 8 ‘5th, ee Basan ed, Gocwee Key, atk! ome Nita oe z ar ions mu, » ap —es py ae Widdy July Scaled, sehr Ply, Cartan: Jane! nfo for orders Pele Alpes eee Jaly &—Arrived, schr © Fagg cugl ans eokeiet r itty “ESL lun bre jhe, eae J ‘Ene yw Ye ic nae es ee Hh~ciearea, sehr Kate Foster, Harniten, New ¥ Arrived, “schr Webster Barusrd, Smith, St Pho mae Arrived, schr Prescott Hazeltine, McDonald, one a jailed, schrs CP Ge Philndetphte: ance Euers; Oourses, wad Hutuer Hep lie Ryerson, Pike, ys nl ted ARB. sled ahr Ad J rt 6—Arri e au Chamber! sin, Pht eipbia, ae pt ae NEW ORLEAN! Jul rig Ysabel (Sp), Maresen, St Jay: behr ek CRelinen hana, oleate Pass, July 6—Balled, ships Joniste and NORFOLK, July $—Arrived, sch Honry T Wood, Orel iin, New Yor! schrs gamers, NEW BEDPORD. July Balled, Batt ler, Philadelphia ; hstihew Vi ‘asuar, JT, fohy 3 TP Looney REWPORT, July 9, PM—Arrtv Bl for New York a Win apes, Kelly, Bos ior Now York hia; as P Ha wets nine New rl ‘Frank Bar jarber oth wiv int reer ee Babbits, DI oe rl uy Fr Jo: Cobiaizh, Fall River for do; ra a Tha poneNe July ries tenioe, or teens gare tome o co for New News: i, gaiy'f Hooarrived, i ‘sony Reading RE Ne Gandy ror igh ward Linsley, Bradley, New York, Mary ‘Tyler, Hunter, 4 DC j. Boy, Hug! Ris ‘uc! guage Runyon, F Bale ee New Bra ms . do; y Tice, a rB Sher Meus been Saas inten Shales db; wesding Pg ry Pr} Jul —. ure SFO SERRE sty sean, ship’ Cangda, Hap- BeeNaaeo: Jay 7—Arrived, brig John W pees PHILADELPHIA, Jaly 10 nant, Diep} rey 4 Ba "Fessio, ‘Wenucbeo See a ¥: rig ‘Mary A on BE, opaei tare thee a eisthe Tee. ehead, Cleared—Brig Holen @ Rte! Gov Burton F nner, Charles i nS Born Carenre nr be bard, Cambridgeport km 8 Ann 3 Caunoa, Godtrey Perteponth ay a, and 8 'H Cady,’ Hall, Boston; Hector, tine 10th—Arrived, steamships Panther, Mills, B Mi Grenier, Providence ; sebi ns wa ¥ nee Gat Baugort Hart, Pinkham, Baracoa; Lyndon ard, Wing* a8: Irene B Messorvey, Mewervs ,’ Keinebec; Jearte, Gardiner; 4 8 wider, Keunebeo,§ sr Mair & Cranmer, trorris’ and"Os nen Cleared—Steamship Rattlesnake, shi nese ates Cox Abtwerpe barks Ml aaa Sork for orders; Baphna (Nor), Dealer, ‘nig: dia, Anderyon, Macanzas; ‘schrs Ads ‘Doane, Nickei Hyanats; Lorine, Somers, Somerset; Joanie i Hugged Crantusr, and A M Al ride, Crowell, Boston; Helen jones, Pauwiucket: Mary Eyimaerner or} B = B Shaw, Shaw, Milton; Maggie ea ek URTEARD, 3 Juty 9—Arriyed, steamship Franconia, aches ‘Wm Arthur, MeDnffie, Baltimo’ Me- grealbo. Henley, Philadelphia; Casco Lodge, "Pierce, New Yor! luth—Cleared, schrs Wm Arthur, MoD: Baltimore Maracaibo, Hetiey, Philadelphia? Gas fee tokge Piesees York. NPROVIDENCE, gay mee ved, Cola; Br: Pr Ry irk Sacra id A TY), Raynor, Mitchell, igre Oral Ez bury, te pdt, forts) Batled—Senn abada, a rata hia; Be anda Mount, ¥. J $r4.4 Moun, Youngs ag Wafbae crock and ‘cabine! Stewart, Ne Monet tor, 0; Salled, sehre James an Sr, 7! Maria 3 earn, Higrman, and ‘Thomas § Cahill, Ha EWN Shy 1o—Arrived, sta pass New Mork acura Byard, Gamap. had Mots Be? .solrs 8 Lockwood, Hardesetle, and 0 Pens re Hi ‘uly sari a, Whitten, and E toed et New t, dtrantah, Wood ey erce, Torrey; At th Long J Warren, ‘MoGar ee sa ia us, oo csce] liza iD, hed Winds net Adameson, vende ma Pye! ao, os Ty Carried im Melon, Doo: sSalied Oh, sere § J Lt posers wna Sopra Pickering thodee Rew ring, York: 6th, awell Bpsutding me, AFieet ena tong Uys jorton ; ter as carey, Nile! seal 0. , Boat, New York rotan oe ie ary, Troe and 0} BAN rina afot Gem nee Tacoma. |\—Steamship Ophrenee (Br), Stephen, Hong hip ers in, Sel ja mshid jatley of ay Arrived, ship Shirley, Ma- Og 5 nit ar Gn, Robinsen,- va Sallam con sche “Baas, Cleared. Crowell) New Yi irae Ae as Bent care: brig’ Mina, be Jo n. NB; schrs Thomas gta vers ge York; ig a Patong bes iy bec aa ai elphia for for eT ea wm ae siete ae ee tac eee oor eres RSA B Par 7. 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