The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1875, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 4, ae SHEET. GEORGE WASHINGTON, ‘Centennial Celebration of the Assumption of | Command on Cambridge (cmucn. BCENE AROUND THE HISTORICAL ELM. The Birthplace of the American Army a Blaze of Glory. THE PROCESSION AND THE EXERCISES. | Eloquent Addresses by Mayor Bradford | and Professor Peabody CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 5, 1875. ‘Massachusetts tallies three in her score of na- Wena) centenmal celebrations, and this tulrd one Wofequal or more consequence than the Con- ord, Lexington or Bunker Hil) events, Bus all ef these Revolutionary episodes were rapid in @heir day, and (t is Dardly fair to discriminate i the matter of time and iinportance, The day when ‘asnington teok command ol the Americas army on Cambridge Common was really the date of the birth of that army. Tbouga the first resistance to British troops st Lexicgton was m nearly three months previousiy, and the battle of Bunker Mili bad deen fought two weeks belore, it still ree Wains a fact, until tme dace of Wasnington’s as- bridge, suey were 4 PROVINCIAL BODY, On that day they became the American Army. It Was @ day Of great and ‘ar-reaching significance, Bnd Cambridge has 4 just right to be proud that whe holds “fae Birthplace of (he American Army.” ‘To-day she celebrated the One Lupdiedth auniver- | eveaton the very spot where ty oc: | wary of t curved. The place is marked by a memorial stone, and the game tree under which Washington Ungheathed bis sword and formally assamed com- | mand still lifts its branches into the sunlight and ‘Ws as gaily green to-day as it was then, Almost directly under its shade the celebration occurred. Puotic and private buildings were everywhere Mberaliy decorated, and the day was iu every way @xgalaoue, The CHIEF POINT OF INTEREST @uring the day was at the ancient tree where Wasuingion assumed command, an’ the decora- tions were elaborate. She cenire of the tree, from wBich floats apove the highest branches an American fag. Simalier fags ee Jastened apon all the larger projecting | umbs of the tree, and exrended beyond Won sllsides, On the stone @t its base, Waicn commemorates Wasuingtou’s assumption of com- Mand, was 4 life-sized painting of General Wash- Apgtou mounred on horseback. A litte in irons of the eim, and go erected that the stone and Painting showed througn tt in perspective, wus @n arch, covered witn colored buuciug, under Which ihe procession passed on the Way irom | Lyceum Hall to tne tent. Tne upper po:tion of the arch was iuacribed :— | ecnvecseroveccree® | 2] eerene essences ret re betee nn) | Qrnvncovesasecescererenees nbs tert z PURPLES OF THE AMERICAN AMY. IRONED ROBO EO TE. d on (he pillars are the dates OMTOCRE REIT DEIER ELE POLEPE RE LOCH HE HO DOLEDE 1775 AND 1875. SLLCOOLORORERE LENE DODE DIOL OLLEEE DOD ODORS HE herb) j Christ cnurch was decorated with fags drooping over the door avd irom tne window iu the tower. A staf nad been fixed in | iptenance—in la.er many of the portraits ana feartuily distorted by one of the 2 ret rude essays OF AMericao mavulactiring @entisiry—stil! dere y ‘avings o ‘bhe pertect Outuues Waick ature tohened the sotemn gravgeur sou), jofliness, Geulleness, simpisity, vevnevor , Waled owell Withia, Poaje’s portrait o: bim, ken @ year or two earler and eograved for the second voume ot “irving’s Life of Washington,” tuily just enthusiartic samiration whlce welcom be Bere, and ia sudseq years bis mere presence an irretstibie power. W churacterigic promptness he lingered not walisly the ©) cs [bat Jeasied on him, but 1 edt Ately Wade 118 INSPeCiiog Of the excampwments | ave tt, and be- chester Neck, und recoauoitred the Brit. sh troops fom al) avatiaoie poim’s of ebservatiun, OD tae British side be saw EVERY TOKEN OF MILITARY SCIENCE, skilul engineering and strict diseipline; the America® llues an aggregation rather than within deficiency of arms, accoutrements aud even necessary clothing, rudely coustructed works, ex- ten-tve, too, beyond tue Capacity o! tue troops to Malutain aud deiend them, Unely smong tue Rhode dslaud regiments, under Gene:al Greene, ad he discover aught of military ercer, | system, = diserpiim an subordipation. The Felts Men, and these were the most destituce. commander's large-nearted sympathy did justice to \ueir Leed ana to ae Yni8 Unhappy and Gevoted province,” lie writes vo the Presiceat of Congress, ‘*nas been Fo long in @ Bate of heavy on it that great allowances are to oe I. for Loops raised uncer Such circumstances. Gefciescy of pumbers, discipline and stores Cau only lead to this concius on, that their spurts bas exceeded their stremzti.” ‘How loug Wash- ington remained im the President’s house canuos be ascertaiued—prevaby but a few days. The house, cousiaeraby sinailer than tt new is, was insudlcient for the accumm-datioa Of bis military lemily, aud arrangements were early made for ais removal to the \agsal House, now Nr. Longfet jow’a, Which Pad been deserted by Its tory owner And occupied by the Marblewead troops, Here he resided (il! tne Joliowlug April. | The immediate eveats which followed were then eulogy upou the charuccer and services of Wash- | ington given, In conclusion, the Protessor 10 — | Fellow citizens, let ns praise our fathers by be- | coming more Worthy of them, Let tnis season of Commemoration be @ revival Season Of pubic and civic vir Let the biessed memories Waick Wo Tejoice to Keep ever green be euwreathed aires Wilh oiga resolve and eurnes' endeavor to trans- Mit the liberty #0 deariy purchased to centuries yes to come, When anviver centennial ro’ | round let there be nomes idemsified wita this, our | Conotry’s secena birthuime, that shail Bod ot lace im the chaplet of nou nich our euildren will be there— our civil confiict, and diplomatic pets than Lincotn, Anérew, the mea whose prudeat con Skil Im that crisis Wardea of wo! those of armed rebi by yet ovner names | cl izens. heirs of renowned fat ers, 100k to it toast ip your bands their trust be fulfilled; thas the | travail of their soul have vke ouly recompense | they sought. | At toe conclusion of the oration the band played |. Bationai airs, and the procession marched to Me- morial Hall, Where dinner was served to avout 800 guests. A promineat feature of the diuner was | @ pvem oy Oliver Wendell Boimes, Speeches were @iso mace vy Govermor Gaston, General Devius, Senator Houtweil, ex-Goveruer Washburn, Josiab | Quincy and General iste | THE EARTHQUAKE, | ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTS OF THE DESTRUCTION AT CUCUTA--HORRIBLE SCENES OF 8UFFERING— TSE DESTRUCTION THROUGHOUT THE RUBAL DISTRICTS—LIST OF VILLAGES DESTROYED. Mail dates irom Barranquilla, United States of | Colomoia bring emdditional accounts of tne de- structive earthquake at Cacuta, Tne story of the catastropie 18 confirmed in aii of its horribie de- tails, A private letter, dated at Salazar, May 26, From the windows aso projected severn! flags, as | gays:— well as from tne corners, On the ceaire oi the frout was @ reuad shield vearing tuis inscrip- thon :—- OLE RELELE RCL EE LEDER CONE OCCOTEE DELLE HD Christchuren, Erected A. D, 1760. AO LOOE LEE LELLEE LE OLEO DSCC EERE DOLE DEDEDE ODE EDIE TE Captain Chester's company trom Wetaersieid, Besiea To vas quartered were daring tne siege of ‘Sand 1776. lt was reoccupied asa use Of wrayer are order of General Wasn ngton, who wor ere on Sunday, Deceuber si, 1775, ana, it i Pbelteved, On subsequent occasions. | REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIEZRS’ MONUMENT. The Monument in the old vurial ground, erectea to the Cambridge men who lei at Lexington, ry beautifully trimr: 1b was surmoun an arch, from w Was gung @ fag | Jorming @ background to the Monument itself, On She crown of the arca was the motto— aceon necenecseere recs he, Ths ‘Bioo OF THE. ‘PATeos is THE SEED OF LIBERTY, OCR LOEAELOLELE ILE TELEDELEDE LODE PE DODOTE Y 2 the pillars o: the arch were (he names of the Soldiers Et There was A PROCESSION Shrough the principal streets, aiter which there ‘were ,ormal eXercises in a large tent on the Com goon. A snitable prayer having been odered, Mayor Bradford epoke as follows :— MAYOR BRADFORD'S ADDRESS, ‘This day is the one bundredth anniversary of @ Gay Memoraole aiike in the annals o) Camoru end of the country, for it was uly, 1775, that’ General Washington recently appointed Commander-ia-Cuie American Army, having arrived in Cambridg Mun and Winsiip. from Ppiladeiphia, here upon owed ground, bereath tons elm tree, unsveathed bis sword gumed comma’ @ commana waich was continue til tne time of final victory. To Sttingiy commemorate tis event, so ful of patri- otic inspiration, we are asscmouled and We shail | Meten to the words of our clusen orstor and poet = they shail have renewea within & senso of our large indebtedness | to that loity heroism, that seif-sacrificing @evotion to liberty, whict accompiisded an inde- dent nation and pequeainea to us lor an u ritance that most precious of gilts, @ tree, r ubiican government. It is the name o: Wash. ton we reverence, sud proud we are, meng the many giorieus memories of the past, a ‘the association Of his name with Camoridge. A PORK was then read by James Russell Lowell, which | cupled about twelve minutes im its Gelivery, describing the bisteric scene under the eld eim ove hunered years ago, sketching the character of George Wasuington id closing by exteaaing | to other thousands Who were seriously wounded On the 20th the sad idea occurred to me of visit- ins.of Cdcuta., Oa my arrival there what git met my gaze. it was somethin: horriole to contemplate. Not One stone remaine | OM Bnotoer in the city. THE NUMBER OF THE DRAD | 4s calenlated at three-quarters of the entire popr- | lation. dhe tew lamilies woich are saved are now | om the outskirts of wi was tne city, living on | what they can procure; but taey is soon be obliged to retire, as the putrefaction dead will uot ailow them to remain. It hearts nd- ing to see toe Wounded who can bave no care, | and «ho caanot remaia leng alive ia their present | condition. And, more jearfui still, banditu are | killing and robbing phe wounded, No adequate ide® can be formed of the condi- tion of afuirs ihere. . Another letter irom th® same place, under date of May 28, says:— Cicuta is @ pitifal sight, ruins. Not a house remains standing. Everything ts in Thieves Marcy, Kicharasoa, Russell, Wy- | and robvers sroim the sarrounaing couutry have swept dowu on the ill-! city and bardly @ ae sale bas been baved from tue Custom | couse, PILLAGE IS GENERAL. Four hundred muies were ktiled in the streets, and os (bere is NO one to remove them the stenca is becomung tris ht, VILLAGES DESTROYED. Tre villages of San Cristobal, "rariba, Gudsimo, ¢ on the 3d day of | Capacho, San Antonio, Lobatera, San Juan de Urena, Rosario and San Cayetano are completely destroyed. The storehouse at Puerio de los Cacbos wae sacked and burned by bandits. STORY OF AN EYE WITNESS. A gentleman, writing from Oeana under date of May 3), says It is impossihle te conceive what the inhal of Cucuta and the surrounding country ha’ Jered since (he catastrophe, The siiuation is ter- Tible. bach hour tiat passes augments our anx- | | lety, and that korriole sepuichral silence amia | Walch we pass the many days with anguish Inde- scrivadie, ihe destruction js Mucn greater than ever occurred in Colombia before. The sister city of Cucuta aud most of the he people Of the State of were destri THR VIOLENCE OF THE STOCK the 18te, Suck we In thirty see- onas th of Cacvla was converted a mountain of ruins, Tue norrinie bow resulted in the aeath of more than 10,000 persons, in addition eit the rigut hand of reconciliation to ihe Old Do- | and vruised. q@union, The orator, Rev. A. P. Peabody, then delivered the following oration: a PROFESSOR PEAVODY'S ADDRESS, When 1% was proposed to give a epoch in the series of ceatennta thought was that Lexington, ( Hii, in so recent memory, and the Apg Work 0! preparation for the ¢ou Gredin oirthday, Would #0 dwarf and chill our eoraiion Lere ae to make it merely a he municipal parade. upon me. ]ses and see) toat it nolcs the Place in the series. {\ has paramount cia On US OF OUF State, Dui on our Whole people, @igst rigetfaily pave made Mot for @ local, but ior @ national We commemorate the ¢pocm but for Lexing'ou, Uosvord, wunker & cel- es8 festival. would have jeit m our history baruly a trace, and brovabiy | the ta in Of € @ single and the cenienuiai of | would remaio jor ® genera- upon the ze to Celebre Cambridge waa © iret capital of Our imiant Republic, the eradie of our nascent liberty, tre bearth of our ing patriotism. Before the 34 Of duly, 1776, there were tumuits, evnticts, bold pians, Tash enverprive«; Dut tuere was nO co- cratnating and controling will, purpose or an- shoriky. Om and from that day tbe eoionists were Virtually one people. Fefore tuey bad moining in evumon bUs Weir grievances. They were as yet | britwa provinces, twouyh wremomiug the cords thot beld Bhem, Still underacced and with no mode of action pon or win one another. acopting immed le antey, ir Gratact, hot Of aiilance, but ef and became a nation upswarea, themseives stil: wronged and cles tue Britika Crown. ideq the quescion between & Worse ‘at elon and revolution, Tne Prolessor then proceeded to show that this Omity Was necessary vo success tu sundering the chains whica bound tue colonies to the mother snowed the feeling whic actuated nd thea relerriug to the arrival of 10M LO sssunNe Command, said: ~ of the 3a Of July witoessed on the and at every powt of the few sorrounding wom gathered RICO as. mien. ump. Denignity were diended in cu i oage. He looked at ouce the hero, atrios With quai Gigoity and modesty be rec YEE TUUNDRES OF ACOLAMATION, ga Which every voice part. Hs first victory. the Tee of of which forsook him not for a ome 1 ven ae assy that followed, you ancient ei was siresdy | drew his nad com true to Acams Writes of Bi “Tnose hnes of Dryo Mark bis majestic fabric! ie's @ temple Biited by birth and palit by hasaeaivine: His soul is the deity that lodres there, Nor is the pile unworthy of the wed. Revor, indeed, ean ti ny of tne tenant, Hew im che pri waten | by | @ artey abd choosing iia nead they | iustaotiy @ecurred to me— | temple have ore more | average temp aston Bed corres DEATH AND DESOLATION reigned every where. Great numbers o! and mundreds of clendas have been destroyed, ses in the eountry over: thrown, leaving the peeple homeless eid con- | signed to povert; Many of the trees were torn Up [rum the reois, aud small hilis were OPENED LIKE A MELO! Amid ail the desciation bands of robbers were actively at work, pursuing their nefarious caliing. | ‘To-day it 18 said (hat President Parra bas stationed But the occasion has grown | & suMicient force tn tne Valiey of Cucuta to protect | joremost | the people aud afford assistance to tue suferiog, as, wos | | THE CAUSE of the great cataetrophe is, of course, unknown our atraugemen ts | and tue precise piace of t's first manifestation. Some suppose that tue volcano 0 Sobutera, which was to on 1h 1848, 18 again breaking out, while { @ pew volcano bas appeared in acha. It is thoagat tue govern- meus Wil appel SCIENTIFIC COMMISSTON to investigate toe natore of the catastrophe which has resulted in 80 great destrdetion to uur veeu- ing cities and ‘ertile feias, FROM VARIOUS LOCALITIES, A private letter {rom Bucaramangs of May 2% fays:—‘‘In Pledecnesta the Town Hall is de- pox nh od io Pamplona the Cathedral is im etuers say egTam from Hon, aquileo Parra to Presi- dent Pérez, dated Bucaramanga, may 2, “The earthqovakes continue, Last mignt tae thedral im Pamplona fell, Great rm. Gr devastation throngbout the vailey of Cacata”’ A Gespatch to President Pérez irom Chingécota May “A, sayt:—"The population of San José, Rosario and San Cayetano have disappeared, The rest of the department ts tu ruins, More tha 4,000 victims.’" a A despaich from Socorro, dated May 24, say: The situation {s assuming a grave aspect, sickness and starvacion in Pawpions are increas- ing.” A telegram from Oniquinqsira of May 22 says :— “The shocks are repeating. Two lass of to-day. Great alarm among the peopl Appeals for help were being circulated through at and awees | all the cities of Colombia and the most liberai responses wore being made. THR WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature [or tue past twenty-four hours, in comparison oe e corresponding | eons be im A Averags iemperature yesteraay.. soattered in a kewlcurce ‘rom Winter Hii to bor. | aD army—bodies ef raw. untrained mittia, a sad | | greater part of the forces coasisied of Massachu- | rehy and tue yoke pas veen iaia 60 | de | sumption of the command of the troops in Cam- | Gescribed, snd an eloquent résumé of the war aud | ; | entered ta & race, } | { | | Bay, and promis | Meet, ana tney will acre YACHTING. Eo xatines! AEE THE PROGRAMME OF THE FOURTH ANNUAL BEGATTA OF THE SEAWANHAKA YACHT CLUB. The fourth annual regatta of the Seawaubake Yacht Club will be satled to-morrow st Oyster to be one of the finest regattas 01 the season. ‘The steamer Sappho has been chartered by the club and will carry ne members and ther gu over (b= course. “The following yachts Lave e- tered in the regatra:— SCHOONERS. Idler -Samuel J, Colgate, iiiam L. Swan. THE CAPE MAY REGATTA—THB ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY THE COMMITTEE—DISTINGUIBHED GUESTS EXPECTED-—A BACKE BY STEAM YACHTS, PHTLADELYEIA, July 8, 1875. The arrangements fur the Cape May regattas on | the 12th, 13tn and 14th of July are fast belng com- pleted under (ne efficient care of the gentlemen composmmg the Regatta Comassttee, Every tuing maicates that the races will be well arranged and interesiing. A letter has been received from tno New York Yacht squadron announcing the ac- ceptance Of the izvitation, and enclosing a cireu- lar directing the yacnts in the squadron to rea- dezvous in the Horse Shoe, at Sandy Hoos, on Friday alternoon, the 9th inst, Tuere will prob- ebiy be from twep ty-five to thirty at Soret day morning. Before wei arrival THE COMMITTEE'S STRAMER ‘Will go ont to meet taem, receiving the yachts with & sulute. Commodore Garner's new yacht, the Mona ws, 330 tons. whi be iu the Meet. largest yacht atloat, a bas never before bean he Madeline, Undine aud Resolute are among oiler New York yachts ai- ready entered, Many invited guests from New York will be present, and tn the pumber will bo Mayor Wickham, Major General Shaler, Mayer Huuter. of Brooklyn, and otners, ihe iollowlag cireulsr has been issued, providing tor 4 unique feature :— ay early Sua A STEAM YACHT RACE. In addition to tie time allowance race at Cal May Juy 12, and the Sweepstakes, on the l3in, for sailing yachts, th Commitvee have in- * claded in tneir prog a yacht race for Wednesday, the 14th, for a rige Valued at $600, provided that not less than three steam yacnts enver, The course and distanoa to be sailed, with de- tatls as to start, Wili be announced by the com. Multtee the day previvus to the race. No propelling power but steam to be used, and no juel wut Woud and coal, No more than guvern- ment allowance of steam to be carried. Owners desiring to enter for this race (entrance free) are requested to communicate as eurly as Possivie to R, Asomead, No, 1,620 Chestnut i siroeet or, aiter July @, address to Cape May, Regatta Commitiee—John ©. Bullitt, Gener: W. J. Sewell, Albert W. Markley, kKdward A. War- ner, L. P, Asnmead, Dexter S. Stoue, General EB. Burd Gruvb, YACHTING NOTES. ‘The following yachts left their anchorage off the club house, Stapleton, yesterday giterooon and roceeded down the Lower Bay:—Monawk, Raim- jor and Dreaanaugnt, The following yacuts were anchored of the New York Yacat Cinb house, Stapleton, last night:— Steamer Elf Resolute and Magic, ‘The following passed Whitestone yesterday :— Yacnt Halcyon (no cluy), Mr, Beebe, rum New York for Glen Cove. Yachts iaier (N.Y. -7.C.), Mr, Colgate, trom New York ior Oyster Bay. Yacnt Triton (N. 7.0), Mr. Thayer, irom New York tor Newport, Yacht Sea Witch (A.Y.C.), Mr. Stott, trom New York tor Greenport. Yacht Paimer (N.Y.Y.C.), Mr. Stuyvesant, from New York for Newport. ROWING ON THE HARLEM. The single scull championsbip of the Gramercy Boat Club was aeciaed yesterday aiternoon., ‘Ine prize, a silver medai, Valued at $50, brought into the list of competitors Henry Mills, Frank Winne and Richard Wiesner, The distance was two miles, from Gates’ dock up to Aigh.Bridge, All obtained a go end-off at the bidéing of Professor James O’Neil, and, despite a foul wish a working boat early in the race, Mais wou “in a canter,” bo “LM mae neariy hall mile. Wiesner No time reported, aie SPORTS. BACE OF ONE HUNDRED YARDS AND A WALK OF ONE MILE—INiERESTING EVENTS, Members of the New York Athletic Ciub assem- bled at their grounds near Mott Haven, yesterday, to decide two events—a race oi ons hundred yards and a walk of one mile—both handicaps, proceedings began with the former, for which there were eight entries:—Wiliam B, Curtis, serateh; A. Cortis, 13 feet; 5, Straswurger, 14 feet; J. P, Fanning and E, B, Foote, Jr. ewe 25 | fee; J. H. Haunekemp avd James Fraser, each 20 feet, and FP. J. Kyne: This cumver com- velied it to be run in heats, After four beats tue prize was adjudged to Hannekemp. NeXt in order Was a Bandicap mile walk, having entries T. i, Pollock, 56 Secunds; M. A, seconds, and James Jraser, sc: Fraser was rigatiy cantioues once or twice, but, Daviag more speed and wind thao Poijock, won anynow by six or sevem yards, ‘\ime—Fraser, 8m, 068. ; Pollock, 9m. Immediately after the above Will Austin, em- ployed by tne Athletic © heugh not feeiny, well, gave an exbibir, on Dali mile Walk, Making it ID Si00M. ~ CREEDMOOR. SHOOTING FOR THE BULL'S EYE RADON. Yesterday the Crouch Buli’s Eye Badge match took place on the greunds of the National Rifle Association, at Creedmoor, The weather wi Spiendid, the atmosphere clear and the wind favorable. There were but seven eatries for the contest. SCORES FOB TUE BULL'S EYE BADGE. Yards, Totals. L axicer, 8. $5653542545 4502-99 900.. 5424554542352 538-05 lw. 555942452855 A SEI H. 8 sEWRLL. 4545545325555 46—67 4552354244345 65-67 OFS24445353 529 2-47—171 A. AxDERSON 0353546555355 5 4—€0 A55C3 454555423 0-8 053342594530 0 b—44—153 B FARWELL. SOLS eased da s—ao 5933232546223 a4 5522450303608 148 w. serra. 3255353438 6-53 52435545525 05 5302542200 0 0-Si—18 NMION, JR. 43422255646 4-08 (3555203 6462-c8 ™ 02325002923 %-a-17 2. BERGEN 500300020300 dusgocseg ye 00 0250300 A.J. Hennion, Je A great deal of inconventence was experienced in consequence of the quarter to seven P, M, train from Oreedmoor to Hunter's Point not reaching the former place uatii (erty-cigat minutes after ite regular time, SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTUR® FROM NEW YORE FoR THB MONTH OF JULY, 1e | 29 Broadway, ¢Bowling Green p ewig Grea ‘Broadw, oad Y spyed in the | She ig the | a | Bar NOTICK 7O CAPTAINS OF VEWSRLS ENTER ING TRE POXT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The Sxw Youx Bxxaio bas adopted @ distinguishing Costwa night signa! for use on board the NxnaLp seam yacls, show: ing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing trom one to the other in succession, and can be wove cra) miles distant, Captains of vessels upon seeing this figna! wil! oblige us by preparing any marine news they may Lave for the Ship News Department of the ‘imran. Be Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving st New York can do so by addressing to such ‘vessels, care of Hunaup mews yaclt, pier No | Bast River, New York. Letters received from ai! parts of the world and promptly delivered, Duplicates are re- quired, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, SUN AND MOON, eve #10] Het 19 PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 3, 1875, CLEARED, MIGH WATER . 2 | Gov. lsand....eve 9 47 Sandy Hook...eve 9 02 Heil Gate... eve 11 32 oftgamer Britannic @x, Thompson, Liverpool—R 3 ortis. qnicamer, Oly. of Bruwels Br, Ellison, Liverpoot via neensown—Jol cf ‘Rivne. Grogan, Liverpool via Queens Hakoa Adelstein (Nor), Bergh, London— Punch, udve & Glasgow—Henderson Co. Steamer Ethiopia (Br), Craig, Bros. ,Sisemer Oder (Ger), Oterendoro, Bremen, £e—Oel- rich piteamer Cizde, Kennedy, Gaiveston via Key West—0 all peSteainer Cortes, Freeman, New Orleans—Clark & aie ee + Buntsvilie, Chester, Fernandina via Port Royai—Hl Gelpowe. Boa al Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savannah—W se am Charleston, Berry, Charlesion—J W Quin. tw crigaiees, Regulator, Doane, Wilmmngton, NO—W P fe & C0, Mesuer Wyanoke. vowch, Nortotk, City Foint and Richmond—Jid Dominion steamship Steamer & © Knight, Chichester, ‘seorgotown, Dpo—J kK sresmer: Mavflower, Fults Philadetpnia—James Hand. Steamer Eleanors. Jonnson. Portiana—J ¥ Ames. Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallet, Soston— opolitan seep kbive, Stetson, London—Grinnell, Minturn & ‘Snip William (Br), Journeay, London—Boya & Hinck- on ‘k Nictaux (Br), Masters, Liverpool—C W Bertaux. iare Tamesa (Br . Gri London Preucyfr ‘Tufts & vo. Bark Mirto N (Aus), Bourna, Lenden—-iocovicn & Co. Bark Maria Madre Gal Verding, “cork or Falmouth tor orders Siocovich ad pee B Walsh ines Herbert, Cork for orders—D B paark ‘Dinorah (Nor), Hansen, Stettin—Funch, Edye & Bark Hanna (Nor), Christensen, Borga (Finluna)— Funen, kaye & © 7x'G W Jones (Br, Porter, Hotierdam—Jas W Bl- ware rouse (or), Dehly. Dantaic—Tetens, Bockmann tide Beautiful star (Br), Geddes, Salonica—Geo F hurk American Eagle, MoMahon, Rio Janeiro—Thos Norton & Oo. gan ie rk Masonic, Rice, Havana—J ard & Co. ri RW: bin 1 XV (Nor), Nielsen, Elsinore tor erders—C To- hig Mweva-Gasomira Gp), Durall Barcelona—A F agers. AY to, Tuttle, Gibraltar—" Baetier. Brig Zauora (Br), Le Blanc, Cartagema—Haiton, Wat & brig Waverly, Terry, Havana—Jas W Flwell & Co. brig BB Gove, Hodgman. Cardenas—Parsons & Lo Brig txcelsior (ins Mayor, Mauulten (Bermuda Bem At Alpha (Br), Haywood, La Have, N3—Hatton, Wat son arm Beaver @r), Wallace, Rockland, NB—Bartram wanes J 3 ug Merrick, Lippincott, Philadelphia—Jas B a Sehr VC Read, Crowley, Kingston, Ja—8 De Cordova ee Eothen, Brandtberg, Aux Cayes—Younzs, Smith Roy y os Pleetwing (Br), Johnson, Nassau, NP—F T Mon- wartime Ann (Br), Vargas, Nassau, NP—F T Mon- Scar Pointer (Br), Brouse, Parrsboro, NS—Jed Frye & ‘0. Schr May Morn, Kneeland, Fernandina—E D Buriburt Brunt & B: ‘Sache & Percy, iy k ieee Mobattey, Char! eston—Beniiey, Giidersteeve & © yd hoe a "nawards, Chamberiain, Balttmore— nt dé Pect at Joba. ieelso, Kelso, Baltsmore—W Chalmers. sehr @ © A Travis, Dufley, Balumore—W Chaimers. Fehr 08 Bayien Beors, Phitadephia—Van Mruat & Sehr Mott Maven, Collins, Calais, Mo—Jed Prve & Co. 1 Mary G Colitns, comers, Salem, Mass—A Dayton ac schir Charlie Cobb, Kenneay, Salem, Mass—B J Wen- Che Sarah 3 tmith, Providence and Bristol—H W Janek sot ‘Schr Lucian, Ball, Providence—H W Jackson & Son. ‘Palmer, Stamtoru—stamfora mang- Senr Ida Vaimer, ane Mary Elizabeth, Hawkins, New Haven—Rackett facturing Co. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THR HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND UKRALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. U8 steamer Fern, Wright, Cape Leokeut, to the Light Bouse Deparuneat. steamer Denmark (Br), Wiliams, h London Py) 4 via Havre 4 with ovdse and idl P Bohr Kleotric, Norbury, savaana| 4 Ze sizaalized steamer Derwent (sr), Bad, Wet a8 40. lon 20 98, passed Dark stecriag north howing signals with lotiers U i zyth, lat é2 10, 3 ssed & White Star er bound east: July 1, lat al gh lon 64 18 igna- & Be tors ky shy owing canal with fetter Cee ‘Tyriaa (Br, Lawson, Bordeaux Jane 18, ie mdse and passengers to Henderson Bros. Had iresh SW. and NW wi entire passage; June 28, lat 42 32, loa Carnarvon Onetie dsr), hence for Lon. re he lon 9) 45, passed three large passed steamers City 7 ie ir), hence ior Liverpool, FG Hey OF, Austin. Hldridge, Galveston June 24 wer <9.h, with mdse and passengers to 0 jason. Savaniile, June 17, Car. Aux Cayes 2th, Port -#tn, with mdse and passengers eat ‘born, New Orleans Jum ‘77, with mdse and paseengers to Glas 4 Seaman. June 70, Int 24 10, 10n 79 6%, spore brig MM Wright, irom Cur. for hew York. Steamer Cleopatra, Balktey, savannah apse * with mdse and passenxers to wun tes Steater Boutn Carolina. Nickersoa, Chat June 30, with mdse and passengers to J W Ouintard & Co, Ship Borneo, Shaw, Havre days, in ballast to 0 W Bertaux. June I: 40.07, lon 49 30, wassed @ large ico- Anchored at sandy Hook for orders, Bark Lama der), Bllexbrook, Havre 40 days, to Chas Loling & Co, ong westorl tween lon 40 © W; June a jon of nn Kepler (Ger), rom Bremon ter Ne fteamer ‘ps (br), Fe thagena eens see Ly pet Yor: ox om Re praa Knight, ames, Matanzas ‘o days, with ‘aires Abit, peep Havana 10 days, with engar to wig @ Hough:on. HB Cleaves, Cummings, Cardenas 1) days, with sugar to J H Winchester & chr Annie L Palmer (ot nh, Me), ete gage 9 days, wiin trait to f'J Made: vassel to Jf Tole’ Henry Waiter (ot liocksville). Ferkine, Bron wick, Ga. 6 A ‘8, with lumber to # H Smith & Co. benr M Wayward, otrong, a Senr sar ly, Virwiasi PASSED ROUGH HELL GATS. ROUND sovTm. Steamer Electra, Young, Providence tor New York, with mdse and passengers. 4 New London for New York, With mdse and passento: at Chauncey seJoha, Parsons, Stonington tor New Sehr Eliza & Rebecea, Glubert, New London for Jerwy ty. Sehr John B Bell, Pearse, Taunton tor New Yo! Schr Potter & ilooper, Bradbury, Fiushing for Haver- raw sear @ A Hayden, Green, Porttand, Ct, for New York, with stone to oraer. Benr Caries Levering, Hathaway, Westerly for New ‘ork. ‘Solis Henrietta, Selsey, New Haven for New York. br Lamartine, Buckley, New sediora for New York, nr Rebecca & Warnet, ‘Lyons, sew Haven ive ew ‘ork. rehr Julia A Tate, Tate, Bridgeport for New York. sehr L A Tolies, Day, Cold Spring for New York. Schr Hass, Monanise, Ureenwioh tor Hew Lore, with stone lo ae muei P Godwin, Waterbury, ‘Stamford tor New ‘or| Behr O © Acken. Tomms, Stamford for New York, BOUND RAST. ie 01 1g Ce benr Ged: hr vis, York for Neank. BenrE Lu Winsor. Katon, New York for Fall River, Schr E M Chesebro, Weohawken for caverly. Sehr Haro, Beck with, Howaken for Bost sehr Maria L Hearn, Powell, Haverstraw fer Provi- nee, liven, Weehawxon for Providence, Goulos, w York (Or Valais, Li, Ki York for Boston, er BE). aya w York ior Bt Jenn, NB. chr Avery, “Bondout ior Por wspray, Crowiey, jew Lork ior Newburyport. Marray, New York tor nn sm te Senr Chas Hawley, Provost, Schr Daniel Morris, N for Bent Gentile, Bldrhiee, New York for. Ne Bedford. wer £ H Daly, Conover, Port Johnaon for Prevideuce. a Perkins, Dean, New York jor Dennis. Sawes te a ron Port Johnson for Paw. tuck sone Char! Kegnes . New York for Salem. Bebr H Our atin few York lor tor Bosten, beard # Norris, Norris, New York tor New edsord. Bear dM trippe sigketsot W seiawkan ior bone N A Parwell, Nixon, f Sclir Surprise, Heanean, ‘Weohaw bebr J Anderson, Mason, Hoboken for Norwa! Sehr Pioneer Wr), Brown, New York for Parrsboro, Sehr Snocess, Richardson, Newburg for Providence, cal d cpimer re tone ‘York tor *iaiuord. feobawsen jor Fall =| eos bag rin Kelly, new York for Ne HV Duryea, Carpenter, New York for Glen vove, BELOW. . Sehr Lixaie Ives, trom Texas, a SAILED, orn Se aa Sateen, ke “ion ae tesiony sak pao tna Bente ORR a Masia, pais ‘ee ry yoo cha Nenborts ; ae Ness doe ere Nor. ker, stettin ‘The purser of the steamer Alps. from Savantila, do, bas our thanks for favors, A Brig was reported ashore off Blackstone's Island by steamer Express, at Alexandria Ist inst, from Baltiiore anona pane Sulbeignng brig ashore at Body Island, as The | tron guys for the new lighthouse at Stratford Ee ag Island douud, have been placed ln p een July l—Steamer Pxpress, from Baltimore, reports @ brig ashore off Blackstone's Island, pl 9 Be NB, July §—Sh: ps Oenrick (81), from this port tor Liverdool, put bac y, with the crew ina Bate of muciuy. Oho man is reported killed. chip Liz: zie Burrill (Br), also henee for Liverpool put Gay; cause not tated, Lacnxen—a new steamer, to be ealled the Tourt be launched by her owner, Capt O H Knowiton, of back to- win orte land. soon. she is 45 sect in length, aud willcarry about ‘ Dassengers. SPOKEN. Bark Meronr Gen. ftom Br Bi for 8 . June 1s cae wen Cr eee Bem Vtg Se Matanzas, grunt 2 reo ecu ay goitsubecicds Phe eat al New York for Belize, Hon, June NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents an! shipmustors aro In- formed that by telegraphing to the HgnauD London Eu reau, No 46 Fleet strest, or to the Paris offics, Ras feribe, the arrivalsat and departures trom European and Eastern ports of American and all torcign vessels trading with the United states, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge, Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Mediterranean ports will dnd ine Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ascensron Istamp—Sailed, ship Rozelle (Br), Regeam (from Caicutta), New York; bark Gerredioa Wilhelmina @utch), Spler (from Macassar, &c), do. Baiston. July 3—Arrived, ship Ciampa Emelia (Ital), Jaccarino, New York. Also arrived Sd, bark Ocean Traveller (Br), Hannan, Baltimore; brig Rio (Br), Hoodless, Wilmington, NO. ®Bewrast, July 3—Sailed, bark Pasqualino (ita), Man- 0, New York. Bunuxn, July 1—Satled, barts Nellie T Guest (Bri, Mes. senger, North America;St Andrew (Sr), Lick, do; Chig- Recto (Br), “haw, do Caxpiry, July 2—Sailed, bark Sandemanden (Nor), Larsen (from Workington), Montreal. Corx. July 2~Arrived, bark Euclid (Br). from Quebec. Dusuim, July 2—Sailed, ship Oneila, Nickels, Uniied States, Sailed 84, bark Ranger (Br), Scott, New York. Favours, July $—Arrived, bark Jacques Car (Pr), Leroy, San Francisco, Arrived in the Channel 3d, bark Aristides (Nor), Wold, Baltimore tor Rotter¢am, Ambrosia (Nor), Borrigen, do for Eismore; Aquila (Nor), Grunde, New York for stet- tan, Grovcesten, July 2—Sailed, bark Speranza (Nor), Ni son, Nerth America. Giascow, July 2—Sailed, brig Mira (Nor), Ster, United Btaten, Sailed from the Clyde 24, Grath, North America. Gaxenock, July 3—Sailed, bark Augustine Kobbe, Cur- ver, Provigence, RI. Gerix Jaly 2—Arrived, schr Deane, Mobile. Haxesora, Jaly 1—Sailed, bark John Johnson (Br), Hains, North America. Haven, Jaly $—Saued, steamer Amerique (Fr), Pou- sola, New York. Liverroot. July 8—Arrived, ships City Camp (Br), Car- ter, Portiand, O; Kirkwood (Br), Sinnott, San Fran- cisco; schr Livingstone (Dan), Fischer, Wilmington, NO. Pees citi Sd. bark © © Leary, Stilphen, St Joka, B. Seflea 24, ships Ravenserag (Br), Biggan, North America; Western Shore, McAllep, San Francisco; B B Fuller, Scott, do. Lonpon, July 2—Arrived, bark Lady Lampson (Br), Gaudin, Victoria, VL Movittx, July 3—Arrived, steamer Anglia (Br), Smith, New York for Glasgow. Mansxtixs—Sailed, bark Mariannina (Ital, Russo, New York. Quaexstown, July 2—Arrived, barks Derwent (Br). Firth, Montreal; Fsan (Aus), Marassi, New York; B: tagiia (Ital), Roceatagliata, Baltimere: 84, Amal (Nor), Lunoe, New York; Monkshaven (Br), Kerr, Quebec, Also arrived 3d, bark J G Norwood, Sheppard, Matan- as. Br Meena—Sail Liverpool. Woruncton, July 8—~Arrived, bark Fisher (Br), Tem- Pile, Quenec. Salled from a port in the United Kingdom Jaly 2, achr Menawa, Rogers, United States. Balled from ——, Scolla, for United States, SPOKEN, Ship John Clark, Peterson, (rom Singapore for Boston, no date, c, Ship Therese, Madget:, trom Manils for New York or Boston, no date, £o, rk Aca Barton (Br), Mo- ph M Haywara, |, ship Cora, Coomba (from Rangoon) woalemey, Balled from St Helena, barks Hercules, Baker, of NB, fer Queen, Allen, of Westport, Jon Dawson, Babcock, ot SB FOREIGN PORTS. Acx Cares, Fane In vere, vort schr Isaac Oliver, Pen nel, from New Yor 404, Sune Ti—Saliea, brig Two Marys (Br), Cottem, Boston. fanaooa, June 25—In port. schry Caled Raton. Savage. Ss ston; Commerce, for New York; A G Shortland, Doane, 0; Cecise, Anderson. do. wenipaxwaren, ‘NB. July 1—satlea, brig Ida Gr), for Uare haven June 17—Sailed, schr Anna Shepard, Bonaire, to load salt tor Providence (Cape Torry nad becn rery sick with fever, bur was recovering). Dewxnana, June 12—! port bark BM Yarrington, Par ker, from Norfolk, arrived 7:h, dise. Ry Ta proysens to bh, orig Chesapeake (ir), Wil- Guawtasamo, Jane — —Arrived, brig Renshaw, Sylves- ter. Reve fe on ik moe ( Gua RP June lt~Arrived, schr Mary Lonise , Pie! Hduirax, July 2—Arrived, bark Stella (Br), Liverpool, Batled 24, barks Clement + ‘ Excelsior (Be enone 4 a mares danny vanroot, fune 2—Arrived, steamer Nestorian Wylie. Balutinore via Halitax Sal Wiehe tye we M—Arrived. steamer Olaribel, Willams, Hew York land procss ied for Winpitous Jay in port 2mth, sehr D Talbot, amsbury, irom Rockport, Me, orrived Nonra Sypxry, CB, July 2—Arrived. rt God. Elles, from Branewick, Ga, Am Picrou, Ne, July s--arrived, beige’ Aeabet (Br), from Eastport; Oyiter 4 Lass (Sr), from, Bostor 8. ts, June 17—Ia port, schry Yellow ? Pine, Clark, from New York; Eveline, Wider. from da. Sr Jouns, NF, June 16—Arrived, brig Josephine (Br), anion. New Nore, 17th, scare Vesper (Br), Spencer, do; ee jane be-Satled, bark Shawmut, Tucker, Ma- ond tanze ia port 224, bark Jennie Cobb, Small, for Philadelphia, 14g: Aru Harty, Rovinson, for Bostow, do. Toronia, June 35—satlea, ship America No 5 (Peruy), Bastarrechea, San Francisco. Winxpkont, NS, July t—Sacled, schre Ada Barker, for Baltimore, Avon, for New York; {Pap Steiwcn Ienwans.t Antwrnr, June id—rasied, Jenn rary wal Philadelphia. MeCarthy, AuSTEEDAS, June 17—Arrived, Schelde, Basrsrai, Bal. | tumors, Aneapovey, June 20—Of the bar, Angust, Kaster, from bs beund in. MRA June !7—Arrived, Inca, forn, Holes mo, gpa Go; Mosel , Ne: jasven, Iquiqae; isin. sarone nz Halgar, Adams, Rio Canis, June ie ealtea, Georg Shepherd, Rich, Gioa- eestor, Yass Cate a, May 21—Bailed Fane Budolph, Wishart, 122d, Grantee, Jacobs ‘Doncuwess. dane “*Grans, Pitcher, from Totterdam =, pA Hadeiedie, Veal, Juge W—Arrived, Charlotte Geddie, Mc Ke wz! a tor eres oe pias May, Auer Gilmot PUL FOF, mom PRA A thst, ten no ‘Morris, Bursley, from Shields for an Francisco. Danrwevra, June 18--Of, Ringleader, Thatcher, from London for *an Francisco. ig ery San cn Franels os Bali. » Grovcastxn. ne Tl—Arm ved, ieee, Crime, Boston. Pomona, Motior, pUlindelpmua! Relegrat, Cedat, a Marys, i wi GaLway, “fane 21— ~Arciyga, Bdward ‘seneriand , Sogo { KJ Hot ‘senl, Hote! | an ie iheinides A Hotel kenperor of Austr god most magnidcent Museu ia the world, ‘ha 1 JA penta, * ye Mehigat Lamont, Owwewoer. sune Montreal, Abeous, Gi Ganoa, June ‘ecarnived. George P Lawrence, Polilo,, . for San Francisco. nese ASied, Yoriirie Deaartino, Galatola, “Seu a Pr Sydney, CB. . rmpuny Cluver, Philadel py ee Sm Bai rive. nia sins New York: acing ce Porthund, Oris, hiinols ‘i Seran Man tell, Nia owas. Savannahs Atiorado, Vinneila, Coquimbe; 2tu, Ursus ‘=aar, tuo: Cle od teh. John C Porter, mM Caltao: Rio a da Pint Mead and kate Seca Hen, qu2vee, 4 oxvon, June ticle teasen, sew York! ciara Marin, Bughe, Queve. Balled irom Gravesend ‘tai . Jupiter, Lurau, Philadel na. Lizarp, J) 19—Off, San Oar Johnson, trom is or Vambarse Denmark i, “Wilssns frou pis and Havre for’ kew Yor Seen Sane lt-ascives, Geurtag Mitebener, Go ited 17th, yy hy Caffero. New York, anyrort, June 18—-Arrived, Ludwig Heyn, Schnell- us, June 18—Saiied, Dagmal, Haave, New nm, June 20—Arrived Helene. Snow, New eres iene t Pendiston, Giimore, evans, Darien. are, June 19—Arrived, bert Pruity, June Ibearrived, Vaders Ninde, Berg, Balu- eemaaro ws, June %—Arrived, Harmony, Dinsmo: Nsaed aon. Prospero, Rapetto, Leith; Maury, Chris- tensen, Norway. Pres, June 19-Cloared, Edith Mary, Nairn, Dun- ag be go Pane Wiliibaia, Mistell, North Amer- Rs cemroeoy Ju ist . rhufidelphiay Pace Se sified 2 Batman. ung, for Wanewourm June is—Saiio, Dig ite mrware New York. Y AMERIOAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, July 1—suiied, sehr Charles Morton, Pordand, Fitnivore, Jaly Be Arrives P mpg pe! Rita (Dp), Biesira, Havana: bark Pal , Ford, Matanzags, fae se Hllzabetn, t ak, Becton: Maguie wios, de; Mabel, Thom: Royal Arch, doy lien, Hew, Uaven; Stinorue Richmond, et, Chiogarora, Jacason, alidaiamar Scandinavian (Br), Drillin, Liver- santo via St Johns NF. ed —Stoamers arabe Ger, Erdmann, Bre. ment nt Gee Appoid, Lovela "h sBostom me Louise Walker, Nd n, Newbern, NO; Hency a darks Libertas (Kus) A i templar, Booth. horwool, ‘Mansin, Savannah, Gi Cork of Falmouth. ia (3p), Bareclona, July 's-Arrived, steamer Mont- jew York, ko, Sali BRUNSWICK, gomery, Faircioth, (ce at a RIT ER SEEN ITI Mis BULA: Weiandnsdinhananeceeiee vith sie OE Amsorgrs D DIVORGHS OBTAINED FROM DIFFER. ent States; fal everywhers; desertion, &°., sul‘ Gient cause; no puditcity required; mo cuargs uot di Vorce is graabeds al vice 11 trick abe : M. HOUs4, Attorney, 194 Broad way. ABSOLUTE DIVOROYS OBTAINKD PROM DIPPER: ent states for namerons causes No puvltctty 5 gverywhere; terms satis SDBKIOK KING Lawyer and. Notar; Jonce office, No. " Eighth street. near FPROM THE GAZHITE MEDICALE, Ov PARIS—~ “During the bot season we cannot too highly recom mend the use of the natural. mineral water of St Gal. seen hose w Sho drtnt this water will osca ines! agents. and 0 bu nia Mlseasos “Which are caused by bow en bayerite Some eS Lay oe Boers Gra Diabet N 2m Je Gemplat cede Biscase, 40 rinse Teele 1 Tnflamnmation orf dters Furides the Hiceration of blood ‘and Sculstes i eae diuretic known. Sold by ail drveeiste praia tar. Soke Aasadie areca saul ema ae ice TPHOMAS R AGNEW. 99 VESEY STREET, 18 SELL ing the best Teas, Coffees, Flour and fine Groceries., Cheap for cash. Call, save’ your money aid s0 fo: yourselves. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, ae. A. —FOR RENI—OPRIGHT, SQUARe AND GRAND: Pianos of our own make; also for sale, & namber | Ine second hand f1anos, in pertact order. “WILLIAM bony} 400, do Li2 Filta avenua, avove Sixtecnts , T HAINE’S BROS. PIANOFORTB WARRROOMS and manoiactoty, corner Twenty-first stree! and. Becond avenu feefer for sax assortment ot first 1 reaso able terns; @ few Pianos but bargaios KICE ROUND CORNER ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR ‘an upright for $200 cost Pianos to rent aoa oid Ste ManONs, corner on Jasaleen rs, Fortieth street and First avenue, N UPKIGHT PIANO WANTED—AT A LOW fizure, for cash, either new or second hand. Ad: reas, stating size and prize, FORK, Herald office. mA i) at ERO ER baci ss ‘YS QUOD PIAXO WANTED=IN EXCHANGE FOH Lot, tree and clear, or sates JOHN A, LINSCOLT, Third avenue, near 109th street. A bag ae A. ONLY $100,—STEINWAY rung, carved iegs, every tm- hort time vased Sire at sacrifice for cash. DLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. —PIANOS GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH OR +, on instalments; to rant foe * og month up- rent appil UUMSDAY, 24 University rner ot Ninth street MMENSE BARGAINS IN PIANOS—PROM $0) TO. e monthly ‘ments, or rent Don’ ail to call before you buy elsewhere KRAKAUER, 852 Bowery. PRIGHT AND SQUARE BLANO8 4 TO RENT, FROM $3 per month; prep ee saie, new and second hand. A including Steinway’ a Ta rent spewed af purchased ; storage, repairing, |, ac. WALKS, East Iwentieth street, four loers wort of Broadway. Wear GOOD PIANO; PAYMENT TO BE et in ee it 4 firssi class house near Fifth Ave- Adar PANY, box 12 Herald office. ‘Houses, “ROOMS, &C., WANTED. In this City and Brooktyn. DWELLING HOUSH WANTED-FOR A Ltgnt business purpos dwelliag, la also, Address HEMMER AND sition, box fi Teraid office, WIDOW LADY DESIRES TO MAVE CHARGE OF 2 gentlemen's residence during the absence of the family through the summer; no remeneration required: ferénces. Address BUANCHARY, Herald Uptown Branch offic, LADY, RESPONSIBLE, WISHES TO TAKB @ house until the Ist (of September ang ust be @ good lo 4 oftioe. TANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A GOOD BEDROOM, ‘with fireplace, and a bathroom convenient; mast ; be In uuesirable usighboraoat, wot too far up towa and notin a boarding house. Address ui. Ve Post ofiice. WAXTED FURNISHED ROOMS, TWO Ol THREE, bya single fentleman: bath, with hot and cold laid om; Kas, boot cleaning on required, heathy. situation Pietorred. ‘address 3 ang lowest terms, DOX 4,425 Post L., vox 8 = s ANTED—FRENCH FLAT, 5 OR 7 ROOMS, WEST io town, for @ family of three adults; mode. Address, py letter, D. YROFESSUR, No. Browdway, ro Fooin 8. V ANTED--UNFURNISHED ROOM, own. SUITABLE For @centicman and wiie, who have furniture of their Adaress a WwW. statin raid ot location and terms, Ww’; SMALL HOUS Rooms in house with owner; improvements, good location and moderaia reut uecessary. ress A H., Vv TANTED TO RENT—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, BY &® private family, a tull size House; location be- reas Madison 4 Sixth ce: Wry above Thir we Nk reet: rent mot exceed fF aooun, drone bux 3,063 Fost office. 6) In the Country. ANTED—A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSP, WITHIN’ an hour's ride of the city; mast be on hikh greang id periectiy healthy, Auidress with full tcrms and puruidulara i M., 26 Hast seventy tourdh wixeer rae rade . NTERNATIONAL LIS? OF Tig Most BECO i. European hovels:--A. Gren iia von Irving; Baden Baden Hotel Victorias Ho: oyaland Howl de damoourg; Bamberg, Baraverger Hof: Bellagio, on ‘he Lake Como, Grand Hi 3 Bellagio, Bremen, HL bares 2 L storie et hemp’ Hotel id ated voruener au Saotinople, Hols Be.levus Barucadere: Go} hagea, Hotel Phoenix and Bote! Kongen at i Cologae, Hote! dx Nord: Cortu. Grand Hot 1 oh Dresden, Hotel ie ‘engl a de and Union totals Ree turk, ‘hiatal ry osbnde b Fyanesurt aM. rte 2 aust, Ueneva,. pal Pons aud Now wiretap asileyntla Hote ‘berg; Hay Hotes y he. and Hotel de iene; reas god an ony piso, i nd tel Rivas an, Munich, Hotel de ‘ibaviere? £ Schweizerhor; faris, Grand Come igo | He chenhall ge Ge fds san) Granting eormis eran sian rope av0ve ust a adtiress Ge fy Germany. f ‘or DAUBEZ, Berlin, T*E,.99 QUREN'S HOTEL. i RAYMOND, PROPRIE. tor, Queenstown, Lreinnd, ~__WANTED. “RO PURCHASE, pee ® ENGIN W) WANTED—1WO HORSE POWE hand. Adares J, My COMWLN, box 1i ala‘ omiee. “ee CARDS WANTED. rh get INCHES; ALSO 09, spindles, cheap Vy A. ctcioek, on “Nervous Deniiity See cay DE KAILN's Maseumn, Grea, 68 Broaiway, veer ourth strest cust