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salem, June n-Arivsd brig Mary z Leighton, LstgS
son fhuadeiphia schrs Henderson. Henderson, and
Am;dssn Lnvender PhIIadephis; lah Rsvens VIM,
more Phladephia; Eliza Emery, Smart and Fred Fish,
Sailed ath schrs Jane Haskins Cala) New York;
Thomas Xix from Gloucester) New York
SOMERSET June l:--Arrived schr Allen Middleton Jr.
Davis. Philadelphia.
TAUNTON, June l4-Sailed. schrs Charles Sears New
York; Messenger. Dean do Emma, White, and Isabella.
VINEYARD HAVEN, June l5 PM-Arrved, schoolship
Geo Barnard Eddredg Boston for New Bedford; bras
Juniatta, Patterson Philadelphia for Boston; VIM Saw
yer Pinkham, Machias for New York; Matilda Coombs
Brnsor for Philadelphia; .shr: James Ponder Hudson
Mass, for New York; Jane. Haskell CALAIS for do; Ida
Lewis, Heustis, Saco for Jacksonville.
18th, AMArriysd, schrs g Dearborn scull and James
moe for Salem; John Grin.hs, coombs do for Ports.
mouth; Snnckson, Wnsmore do for Rockport Mas; A
Hammond, Paine Rockpor Mass Cor New York
saed-A before repored except ship George Rennard
schrs Jane Desolo Abbie wizard Tyrone. Spadord.
srout Burmah, sChaenge, James Henry ophir, Only
WILMINGTON NC, June A-Arrved schr LottIe Beard,
Perry, Boston.
Ceared-schr Sarah Bruen Fisher, New York.
WEXFORD, June N-Arrived, schr Benz English, Kelly,
Hoboken.
WARREN, June l3-Arrivcd. Maria Roxana, Palmer,
Philadelphia.
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Snip Swallow. Lester, San Francsco-Suiton 4 Co.
ship Southampton, Smihwck, Liyerpool-snow Bur
CESS
Ship Helene, Samuelsou, Hamburg-Fnnch. Edge e. Co.
BARK Rosamond, Warner, Pernambuco-J Wilton.
Bark Harvest Home, Dlckey Frontera-H j Brook
Bark Ocean Home, Brandt, Havana f Ward Co.
Bark Gazele (Brl, Davidson Sydney, CHI Whitney
BARK Edw Albro tBr, Starace Pictou Ms. @ Brewer
BARK Caro-, blanchard, Satila, Car Buck 4 GO.
Brig Fred, Axelsen. Dan,zc-Funch, Edye K Co.
Brig Tempest, Wilson, Gibraltar for orders-Funch. Edge
kCo
Brig Mariana III (Port) Palha, Lsbon-L Ams,nck 4
Brig Clara Goodrich, Mccarty Turks Isands-Miller
Houghton.
Brig Wilmington (Brl, Martell Linean, CB-Hatton Wat
son 4 Go.
Brig Florence Pierce. Port Caedona-Henev q Parker.
Brig Bonito Fdset, Hllsboro. NSPI Nevius 4 Sons.
Brig Warren, Colt, Galveston-E Stackpoe.
Brig Caprera Blanchard, Richmond Va-Wash, Field
Way
Brig Anna Lindsay Br), Morrison, Newark-P Nevius
Sons
Schr Joe Kelley. Chapman, Maraca,bo.
Schr Julia Clinch tBr, Maloney, st Andrews NB-Jed
Frye x Co.
schr Kedron Petiis, st John, NBCranaa Bertaux& Co
schr Charlie Miller Prior Corpus Chrst-Bentley Miller
d Co.
Schr Lizzie Major, Gerrsh, Jacksonvle-S Loud CO.
Schr Il Wrirht. Freeman Alexandria E CIoweil Co.
Siaeht.
Schr c G petteng.n, Mckinney, Saem-B WEINBERG
Schr Aida, Lambert. Boston--H W Jackson 4 Co.
sehr Emerald neCastro, Providence-Rackett Bro.
Bro
Sloop Southport Beebc. Mildletown- Racket ( Bro
Sloop Henry Clay, Mack, New Haven--Rackett Bro.
Steamer Concord. Norman, Philadelphia.
Sloop A kaynor, Turner New Haven-Racket. 4 Bro.
Steamer MayLower, Futs. Philadelphia.
steamer Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia.
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SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.

A case OF smallpox has been discovered in boar l.
ing house at No. 81 York street, Jersey City. The
city physician was promptly notified but the
patient was not promptly removed from the
crowded house. The Police Commissioners
are making provisions for The emergency. They
have issued orders 10 every physician in the city,
setting forth that every physician attending case
OF smallpox Is required 20 report the same within
twenty-iour hours to the Committee on Health OF
the Health Inspector, under a penalty OF nifty
dollars for eacn offence. The Committee on Health
are authorized TO remove any person suffer
Ing from the disease TO the city Hospital when
q course Is deemed necessary for the health Of the
city. The clothing or smallpox patients 10 be de-
stroyed aud smallpox sign placed over every
Injected house as q warning. In the meantime the
physicians are Kept busy IN vaccinating adults as
" A.
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A ChaOslC CIR MlNAL.

NctcrioHs Newark Burglar Again in Quoa.
Last Wednesday night the residence OF Mr.. John
Mccall, No. 249 Eighth avenue, Newark was entered
By burglar or burglars, and some wearing apparel
and valuabes carried of. The matter was placed in
the hands OF one OF the Newark detectives, who
traced the ailar rs being planned ana carried out
Nv one sd Norton, noied Newark burglar VINO
has already spent fifteen OF his life In the New
Jersey state Prison az Trenton. Warrants
procured, and yesterday afternoon Norton was
arrested al bis home, No. SO Sheffield
street. None OF the stolen property was
found with him, but the evidence against MIN was
nevertheless Sufficiently strong 10 warrant the mag
islrate's fully committing him for trial. IL only
last February that the accused emerged from state
Prison.
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S.cHTING.
Annual june Regatta Of the Harlem Yacht
Club.


Annual june Regatta Of the Harlem Yacht
Club.
one o. N pioneers among the many model yacht
CLUBS VI 4 fiourished years ago was the famous
Harlem Club, which numbered among It's members
many well known gentlemen in the upper part OF
the. Island OF Manhattan, whose rivalry with the
lrooSlyn. HoboKen, Jersey City and other model
yacht clubs (the satellites OF the New York Yacht
Club kept alive a healthy and social spirit OF
yachting and tended to foster taste for aquatic
spor.s which but the nucleus OF what has since
eliminated in the now fun grown Brooklyn and At
lantc Yacht Clubs, the progressive and growing
rivals OF the
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB,
whose members represent the most influential citi
zens OF the community, many OF whom by their EN-
terprse and berality have aided largely in creating
national feeling OF rivalry with the older yachting
clubs OF Great Britain. The Harlem Yacht Club still
exists after many years and changes of officers and
yesterday 1t held Its annual June regatta IN which
some OF IT'S fleet Of clippers showed some splendid
sailing, 10 the great qualification OF a numerous
party of ladies and gentlemen who crowded the
steamer Fort Lee, which had been chartered for the
occasion by the club.
e. The day was most delightful and Just as much
wind from the northwest as the yachts could stand
up to without rcehng, the course being from the
Middle Ground, outside Randas Island, to the can
buoy beyond Fort Schuyler. returning TO College
Point, rounding the spar buoy and standing back TO
the buoy at Throg's Neck on Fort Schuyler, and
thence to the hagboat on the Middle Ground,
about thirty miles. The following open jib and
aiiisaii soop yacdts We're entered, the time allow
aace being swo minutes TO the loot
SECOND
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In Albany.

ALBANY, June 16, ASH.
The services In the Cathedral to-day in honor of
fhe twenly-nith anniversary OF the Pontiicate OF
Plus the Ninth were OF the most impressive descrip
tion. The interior of the Cathedral was beautifully
decorated with flowers eyergreens, festoons and
notices A procession OF begs and girls from
tie schools OF the various churches marched
10 the Cathedral, where solemn high
mass was performed. Then followed the chanting
of Lamblottes grand Tie DeaBt by al the cergy
present. This evening the residences OF the promi-
nent Catholics We're Illuminated, 100 guns were
fired In four quarters of The city, and there
81 grand display OF fireworks IN front OF tie city
Hall. The Cathedral and the episcopal residence
were also brilliantly Illuminated, the former pre-.
eenung a magnificent appearance.
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NO Al SCIENCE CQnlHEs s.

PHILADELPHIA, June I6, 1871.
The Committee on the Constitution made q report
defining the objects of the association, which are to
define, promote and manifest the visibility aud unity
Of the Catholic Church or Christ which we hold 10
De the OF all particular evangelical denomina.
TONS TO elevate, unLy and strengthen the con-
sciences OF ITS members: TO consecraie systematic
and develop the resources and agencies Of the
Church, and thereby. under the Divine blessing 10
hasten the time so long desired when the kingdoms
OF the world shall become Kingdoms Of our Lord
and His Christ
The constitution ana bylaws we're adopted, and,
after bXi1g the time for the next Congress, which
was decided 20 he held IN New York In The last week
Of ApJil. 1872 the Convention adDOuyDcds
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WAS he MURDERED ?


element in That City.
There was no little excitement throughout Tren-
ton yesterday over the sudden taking or OF Mr.
Brewer, long and favoraby known as
the proprietor OF the state Street House
in that city. telegram was received on
THURSDAY that MIR. Brewer had been drowned at
OgdensDurg, ~ y. He had been travelling for the
sale OF a certain patent OF which he part pro
pIietor, and there painful rumors aioat that he
was the victim OF ioul play. certain man, whose
name is Withheld for the present, was travelling for
the sale OF patent almost similar although TINS in
dlvidual had obtained no patent whatever, ana II
believed mat he met with Mr Brewer Unexpectedly
IL s further stated that both Mr.. Brewer
ana John y. kaum, the deaulting city treasurer OF
Trenton. we're financially embarras scd through the
operations or the man alluded 10. HIS name was
forwarded TO the authorities at Ogdensburg yester-
day. and further Geyelonments are awaited with
anxiety. large number OF friends fingered around
tie telegraph once till a late hour last evening
q MaItlng some oennlte Information.
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New YORK, June Is, 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
IL has always been canse OF wonderment to me
why Mr.. Douglas, OF the Sappho, did accept the
challenge so promptly offered by Mr.. William voor-
his (a my sucgestlon) last fall, in regard TO the
Tidal Wave versus Sappho controversy. There are
very many OF the yachting community VINO have not
yet forg often The circumstances OF the and are
no doubt very anxious 10 see Mr.. Noorhis establish
the fair lame Of his yacht as flyer frmer basis
than last year.
Mr. Douglas excuse for not accepting the chal-
lenge tnen was, undoubtedly, the lateness OF the
the yachts being in racing trim i'll anticipation OF
the annual regatta. Ii Mr.. Voorhs Will reissue his
challenge have 10 doubt that Mr.. Douglas Will ac-
cept II III tie spirit In winch II Is intended merely
a. friendly Test OF the speed and seagoing qualities
OF tnelr respective yachts. Hoping that my sugges-
ton VIII not he considered impe rtInent remain
dc j. n, SAILING Master OF the Lively Turtle
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Pho N IN o.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

worthy children the Church, by the soundnesso
fah and the ustre OF good example, and contribute
according 10 the and opportunity vonchsaed
promote the interests OF Chriss kingdom GARTH
by solicit paernal blessing ourselves
lies and on our beloved country.
Addresses were also made py Francis McNerhany
and Professor J. c. Schad. who spoke in German.
AZ the conclusion Of the speaking the Chairman
read the following telegram, sent To the Pope TINS
evening"
HOLY FAruRE ROME
yonr children in this capital lovingly greet You on your
jubilee.
AT the conclusion OF the exercises there was u
grand display OF fireworks The best OF order pre-
vailed throughout and the assemblage, during Tue
Ielvery of the addresses manifested tlelr apploVM
by frequent applause. The illumination to-inorrow
evening wall be general throughout the city, anu
Credltable display Is anticipated.
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IfR;sY tIIr PusLIC ssH.uLs.

The following is the estimate OF the Board Of
Education OF Jersey City for the support of the pun
lie schools for the year commencing on the LIST OF
next moDth:-Saiaries, Sloo.O0oi evening schools,
$4,000: books ana stationery sic, e00 furniture.
$4,000; printing and incideDtals, 81. 600: music,
$500: fuel and gas, $4,000: rentals, S3,0o0;
making total OF $4,000, but as The appropriation
from the state VIII probably amount 10 100000,
THIS sum Is reduced by nearly one-lalf nom local
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Schr Mackey, Hale, Elisabethpon for Norwich.
schr David Berry, Hart Rondout for Providence.
schr Gertrude Ingraham New York for HarDor Island
Schr y v bite. Wiley, New York for Boston.
Schr Ira Bliss. Hunt, Aoboken for Providence.
schr Aida, Lambert. New York for Boston.
Schr Mile Frank, Edwards, Hoboken for Boston.
schr kedron, Fish, New York for st John.
Schr Mlnquas, Corson, Rondout for Boston,
ScH Excelsior, Murphy, New York for Cold Spring
schr Nelson, Ferris, New York for Port Jefferson +,
Schr Goodwin Waterbury. Ezabethpor for Stamford
Yacht Lois Monsall. Cornish, Rondout for Bostop
Yacht SapphO, New York for -.
sloop Naive. Brown, New York for New Haven.
Steamer Nets. Davis, New YORK tor Providence.
Wind ut sunset NV, fresh.
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la.LlsG OF a VAL.


While workmca were engaged IN tearing
uown tie oil building No 40 Broadway
yesterday afternoon, one Of the walls FELL
beyerely InjGring John Kress, Theodore
tlIoGner. James Jackson ana Thomas Barrett The
Swo former mad their wounds dressed 10y neigh
hoslng physician. alter which tneY were rakon 10
gne hospital. Jacsssp and Barrett were iasen nome
~ sDsu uiendf
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.

Late yesterday afternoon man named Joseph
Napier who resides In Pitt street. near Stanton,
fatally injured by large splinter thrown by
rDsaw. In the box factory No. % Norfolk street.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

Al Prospect Park yesterday the "Ink Singers OF
New York, played and defeated the "Hardyables I"
OF Brooklyn bv score OF IL to 10 in closely con-
tested game OF eleven innings.
To-day the Forest City Club, OF Cleveland. play
the Eckfords on the Union grounds. The inmiable
James White will 0ficiate behind the bat Tor the
visitors.
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TElEcNAPn!c NEWS ITEMS.

j. A. Sage Imprisoned in the Tuscoa, H. jail on charge
Of aDsracting from letter, committed suicide ON
Monday by takiug poison
The hood the Columbia river, Oregon Ii overhowing
the lower part Of the city OF Portland.
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voILgY WAS 1T .....------.---
at the nee, followed by an assault and the doors
and front windows at once burst open. The
masked troopers then rushed into the building IN
n body and began the work OF destruction. Print
ing presses. stands. type cases, forms and other
fixtures were smashed into atoms and the entire
once was quickly demolished. the debris being
hung into the street.
When this internal work was ended the marauders
proceeded to the residence OF Mr.. Justice. late
republican representative in the Legislature from
Rutherford, broke open his house and entered, the
nrst intimation he had Of their presence being
body Of them at his bedside. They
TOOK HIl IN HIS NIGHT CLOTHES
into the streets, In the midst OF rain Storm
beat and maltreated him in q brutal manner car.
ned him 10 the outskirts OF the town. threatened
his life and forced him TO promise he would never
reveal what had been done; that he would cease
his operations against the Convention and the con-
servative party: after which they released him and
he returned - his residence through the storm.
Mr.. Logan, the local editor OF the STAR who was in
Inc ONCE OF that paper al tue time OF the attack
upon It, succeeded in making his escape through a
window III the rear OF the building and II was he
that brought the news of this outrage here.
This did not end the operations OF the Ku Klux
trat night They then went In search OF Aaron
Bggerstafl, the republican, who, with his family,
mas recently been the victim OF so many out.
rageous indgnItes at the hands OF the Khan. For.
tupaiely however, for him he had gotten clue OF
Their presence, and he succeeded In Guiding them
by a
FLIGHT TO THE WOODS
IN the darkness OF the night, aware that If he was
caught he would have been executed as previously
informed by threatening notices. A number or ku
kluX are now under bonds to appear before the
United states Circuit Court for outrages On Bigger
stan and his family.
None or the Khan were recognized by the Justice
or Mr., Logan, owing 10 The darkness, and no clti-
zens OF The town were aware Of tine presence or the
band until long after the outrage perpetratei.
Upon receipt OF the above details Governor Caid-
well invited number OF leading conservative gen.
tlemen 10 consult with hm In relation TO the
10 he pursued under such disastrous circumstances
After considerable discussion il was determined to
send Judge Of the state Superior Court. acconpa-
MED by the Attorney General and the District SoIici
tor, 10 investigate the matter and such par
ties as evidence cauho found against. The Cover
nor Is determined upon vigorous enforcement OF
the State laws.
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In delptia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10, ASH.
The Catholic celebration OF the twentytfth an
nversary OF the election of Pope Plus IN took place
al ST. Peters German church, where the congrega.
ton marched IN procession 10 attend high mass
The new grand organ was played for the FIRST tiIae
on this occasion.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Odio.
CLEARED.

PORT OF VIEW YORK, JUNE IS, 1877.
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4 PRINTING ESTABL lSHMENT DEM0L ISRED
-.>->10~~~>~-~-<>~-~~~~o
Scourging a Member Of the
Legislature.
cunt AFTER An OBNOXIOUS RADICAL
Geysrncr Caldwell Determined to Ferret Cut
the NaraudsrS
RALEIGH, June 10, 1871.


Accounts have just been received here, giving
the details OF another ku kluX outrage in Ruther.
ford county in the western section Of the State. On
Sunday night last, body OF disguised men, num-
Oe1ng about fifty, entered the town OF Rutherford
ton, having picketed their horses the outskirts.
They first proceeded to the Office OF the Sar, re-
publican paper OF the county edited by Mr.. Carpen-
Ter, who then absent at Washington, where he
had been summoned a witness before the South.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N the Courts OF different States No publicity. Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioner every State
+. l. KING, Counsellor at Law, 1853 Broadway.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different States; deserton, &c, sufficient cause;
publicity charge until divorce obtained advice Free
NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway.
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HANs BREITMANN's NEW BOOK.


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SHIPPING NEW S

Almanac Tor New York This Day.
Sur.rses. $50. 4 % Moon sets .....eve 720
Sun SETS. $3.50. SO High water. ..eve s 05
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND july.
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RHEuMATlsM CAN BE CURED WITH ELIAS RHEU-
matIc Remedies. One trial will convince the sufferer.
IAsen~ treated dailv from 70 y Watia SO BrOsdwsys
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A -A.-A-A.-DECORATED DINNER AND TEA
IN. Sets Cooking Utensils Plated Ware, Rergerators
House Furnishing Goods Of all kinds rs cent below
Broadway prices. Qnantum suicit
Call examine.
EDWARD ID. BASSFORD'S
Mammoth Estabishment
Conn InRtit
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BARGAINS IN TEAS. FLOUR. GROCERIES AND Pro-
ID visionsDeaers and families 20 per cent
THOMAS Il AGNEW'S. 80 Greenwich street, New York
COMPRESSED TvORy-MARTINGALE RINGS Bill
~ Hard Balls, Faro and Poker Checks Sleeve Buttonss
Paper Weights, &c. WILLIAM NJ. WELLIN0, !.
207 Centre street,
CORNS CURED FOR SOC. EACH; BUNIoNs, BAD
~ NaRs &c. cured without pain. Annhilaor Cornsv
Bunions, Nails DC. by mail 50c.
DR.. RICE, eo5 Broadway, corner Fulton street.