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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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Steamship City Of nev Partridge Chester Pa In ballast 10
folk with ndse and pas. to Warrington Co -
steamship wy.nSss Bourne %sho3q City Point and Norfolk with
steamship Rsttesnake wyneHe, PhilaleIPha
D. S& B. ci Brooi@sn Had heavy gale. passage
y. Cardiff &C day. with " s;s Iron to
Bari E.. RqoS, Bh,o9 Fs' day.: With s S iron to
sage April % st % % lon 10 10 exchanged signals bari Rstea
iYaouh Mel bound f. May lat % 90 Ion 49, bark Avalanche
0 Brig John Shay tof Booihaven Nterson Janero days
coffee order vessel to abbott Crossed the equator May IN lon
:" B m' Nv w. Drao Haskell Boston Tor philadelphia
d. Ssn With d u . MASTER Had light
s sss R fa:EGs s HessS. Virginia Virginia
sshr. sSud Allen. Ei,sbethPOrt 70. New,Hayen
s sssI S,'i S.s 1'I s''''
s sssr safPf A a1f Bishop POI for
schr Sarah Jane Forihs% d. EItaeethPo for BRIDGEPORT
s seS s.s, Spencer EltaSehpori Tor PswtucIsI
se6r ii. K White, Pulley ROadou. Or Boston.
s seSr Fs Paw Allen, Providence.
sehI rs Bis ha;O9 Po'sHs for E1, u,
s Sehr Mary lice Tee, Providence Ei1abehpor
s sSS Ge JOHN, aeFse Hubbard PSsacs EHsasspc
se MslAtsr Carter Mae With lumber to simpson, clapp Co.
s sS 5o g. s sIGSs' P sSH s TSRS for Roudo
sshI Hunter Csane Pawsaeasi. T.. v,,.,,,o.
s seSr Haze aessms, GresnsieS.
Seh Geo. Stors Potter Geoges Banks with nsh 70 D. hay
sehr Jas r. Phelps, Brockway Portland. Ct
sehr Gertrude. BfOekvay Portland CT
ssS iei1 xeIsn hes F,sfas% G sSS'''
s ssS solao SsSd 4s' Ba sfS
sch Dr. W. Powers, Crosby, New-Hsvss for s.noe.hpOr'
schr I'd Ewing, Burns, NexHaSen for EhSabetAport
WSD-sunset, Light s. " cloudy
BELOW.
Ship Charlotte On o. Gsben from Bremen May g. Was spoken
June H. lat Il TO- lon 81 TO- BY pilot boat T. r. "uhams No.
SAILED. .
gtsam.hn v sf Antwerp Lyerool Rising Star for
via Kingon. Moro Castle Havana via Nassau Rapdah for
Havana sau Francisco BenadA L. Terry for Newborn ~ O.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po.-ox Irn. bark Howard from Gottepburg; brig
sarah Peters from GeorEesp Below bgs b. Ho'bSoOk. em
Ps.scco June l3Arnvei Her Britannia Msjess
A s.aa aahip North Pacific Squadron from HOnoula also,
.he Cadlehead from Liverpool - a. 49,,
'Ag c. June la-Cearei steamship Empire for Phls-
Is1u, MONROE Va. June BPassed in for Baltimore bark
pembls nom Acquad and brig La Maria, from Palermo Sailed
o SsSs,n Ga jane lasaid steamships Hermann Livingston
a., Eew.iork and AHenca for Baltimore.
asTos l5-Arnve steamship Oriental from Savannah;
fm Restless IRON Agoa Bay Bama0arra
0om London T. Rogers from Phsdepha brig r. H. jennings from
Mobile
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL June lArive ship L. D. Glchnst frcm Savannah
bark Conceltina, rom Hew-OTeanA
SPOKEN,
Bark Jennie Prince Lambert Liverpool o Philadelphia
Al To- lou. OF TO- By pilot boat T. WhlsI1s No IA
MEMORANDUM.
The sehf Ann T. CARL Tyler non Fhepha Tor Boston, ashore Al
Block settled two feet te agh ne 2h inst aud
Is feared vail Capt TIER rel Jane H. strucS
dangerous of the soe AIDE VI beA - a. As Yse was e1
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that 80 less than the regular NUMBER OF uay tpS arc
made.
At the Third-ave Railroad Stables $50 horses were
taken H. and about died. When the disease reached iss
hight the sick horses were transferred TO Rkers Island
Ninety we're thus sent Wednesday and about 10 YES
terday large number OF the sick were retainer ~ te
stable hospital for treatment About dozen were IN
the hospital yesterday, lying on hay or making n.e
iecta attempts rise TO their feet number OF the
more convalescent standing The superln.enaent
saiu that he thought the disease was simply innamha
uoh OF the bowels that might have been caused py IN
ierlor food overdriying other Influences. he pc
neved That In this particular II caused Dy 700
on the wane. His treatment Lad been empty tho
stomach ana then administer nuX vCmca and Tar balS
Ten cars lad been hauled OF OF this line In consequence
OF the disease, although fresh horses obtained.
The disease appeared about six DAYS ago in the Sixth
stables aud attacked II horses four OF which have
died. The Eghth-aVe line has lost horse, and Is
taking precaution TO horses should tie
attack become general
Tie Belt Railroad Company have lost but ono horse
although ten were attacked In the stables the west
side Their east side stables have not been
affected. The Fifth-aye. Stage Company have
had about 30 horses attacked eight Of which died.
Eight stages have been taken of the line. The Broad
WAY and seyenthaye Rallrsad horses also affected
as 9re many horses private stables Reports from the
country also Indicate that the disease Is not local. but
that IL is perplexing the farmers ana owners Of
fast stock In the country. The CITY hallroad
Superintendens and surgeons are IN dsy cOnslatlon
but without very profitable interchange OF views as an
are equally ignorant of the disease anu rely upon rest
and ordinary medicines to accomplish good results.
On the Eourth-ave., Avenue Il. Dry DOCK, ahn Ine
Beeckerst lines, the disease has not as yet maze ts az
pearance and the Brooklyn lines also report thc horSoo
healthy.
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PERsONALrTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

lice L. Hyde has been appointed Postmaster at
Dunkrk N.Y.
Secretary Boutwell, expects to leave Washing
ton to-day for weeks visit his home at Groon, Mass
The Hon. p B. Porter died at Niagara Falls
Yesterday time Speaker Of the Assembly and held other
Duoic positions
Gen. Leggett, Commissioner of Patents, left
Washington evening for OHIO. He will be prescott at he kepub
lean Convention next week
1.-The Connecticut Legislature has reelected
judges Phelps Dwight W. Pae Judges the Superior
Court for eight years from next JAY.
THE follOwing-named persons have been nd
tted 10 NewYork The ford Woohu Ravens
wood, Ii William smith Morrsana; William Packer fTaS.
g. CHE Brooklyn Charles Mills Jamaica L. Joshua Buxton.
Nesburgh Ackery Sag HArbor Thee 'erulyeA
Neg-B
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAR DEPARIMEN1,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Is, ISL q. Ill.
~. l,.o L. a1fs.

Z
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 16, l5l1-l a. III.
Synopsis for tie past hcentg-t0ur hours.
The barometer has fallen on the Poetic coast,
and In Kansas ana Nebraska 1t has risen on tho Lakes
and eastward to the Atlantic. The pressure Is now
pretty uuorm the country casio the Rocky Noun
tans
The temperature has fallen slightly In the Eastern
States but is elsewhere sensbly stationary. LiSht
winds are now reported from all the stations ana nave
30 been during the day east Of the Rocky Mountains
Partially cloudy and clear weather has prevailed north
and east Of the Ohio Valley, but light rain Is now re-
ported on Lake Ontario.
The very warm weather of Thursday afternoon, ex-
tending from North Carolina to Alabama, Is now followed
by threatening and rainy weather in tho center or that
region, where storm Of violence very possibly
prevails. $1,000
Probabilities
1t is probable that Friday tho barometer VIII fan
throughout the Mississippi Valley, with increasing CLOUDY
and threatening weather 800 -,
Light winds are probable for the Lakes and Atlantic
coast with fresh sou:herly winds on the Gulf coast
The storm which Is now passing over South Carolina
will partly extend up the coast beyond North Carolina
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MIR CoNKLING AND THE vICE-PREsIDENCf'
ILL.,. Lr.,..ona hns tha Following: y TOM

The Albany Express has the iSdnSI,ng strikes out
the vigorous manner In which Mr. ConenS aanS who
from the shoulder against that class OF m tbe t
have been inclined TO side with ms ne
Tors Of difference which have diNldeu e 80 81, ~
Marty OF tins State we are, OF course ie W 10 'a'
ne honorable gentleman gives UP 81, Spes vi TS
6 cares very little the position fact which we
id he ciod 10 believe, provided IL dlu NOT, ht tile
shou1 larry fhe conviction that he is entirely indf
st to The success of the Republican party IN THIS
s'1e J-a Obserter discusses the Same subject The
td.cv Of the Hon. Roscoe Conkling for the ViceIes-
dncy makes pertneIs soe nssOcSI stais 81 New
I'm have filled the vcePresidents chair The 1rst OF
bese was Col Aaron Burr who was elected on the Ickes
,,S on,ss jefferson n the year 1900 COL Burr was
rp charming man. although he did not have hyacia
,1iSya iorks 1t is Saddeldng 70 remember lhat
te NewYork Vice Presidents have died in Office
Bnf is more saddening yet TO remember mat SCOTS OF
smbtius men have died while waiting Tor the ONCE
Ne trust that no fate so deporabe awaits our dstln
r,.bed fellow-cltizen, the Hon. Roscoe Coakling
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BARKRR-On THURSDAY June IS tie residence Of his fatAernls
Mr. Barbour No. 6 DVisoa.aye Brooklyn y D. MAJOR NORM
Barker formerly Of E4steh and Capt james Barker
aged % years,
Notice Of funeral in to morrow's papers
CROOKER-on Ta1rsay, Capt ~ Croker in the cd yer
The Ltlyes and friends are invited funeral on h late
residence one-haaared antSeniy eveuth ST.. %
Saturday, at IL O'Clock m
KERRGAy-In Brooklyn Tsusay June u.s. Ksasor CioriiAs
daughter s. Margaret Ksrnga3 agei -
The th eaD ny tel 70 apes
hor funeral month"; go oclock from The %
her parents Ciatoye and 1890 O'Clock tom 81 JosepAs
Cbarch, Pacfc-st kander5iltiye.
MoORR-On Wednesday H. Freddie W. Moore OF Ba and
Louisa Moore, in the 10Th year o. bis age.
The family respectfully invited 70 aier1
his funeral on Friday CLOCK from his late residence ks
Fifty thirtst
oDELL-on wednesday JuDe a. John 0iel aged q
The funeral viii tNfe place No. 2 East Fortr
ninth st. Saturday, nth q. II The tneads Of
family respectfully invited " attend Tue remains VII be Iken
Bastcbester interment
OLCOTT-On Thursday the h Dr. Edgar 0ot' ony son OF sarss
A. nd T. Olco;t aged 81 year, . months
Sunday l p from the First Presbyterian Church
Jersey City.
RICHARDs-In this city June Is. Carrie Richards. 81
Tabernacle Baptist Church Seconlav and Tepn %
Sunday The remains will 10 taken 70 Albany Tor nenese
sCRRyEy-At Castle HILL w,s,chee y Thursday June H.
Joha H. and da1gner the ae Goe'e'nsaf
N. wilkins.
Notice Of fans raj hereher.
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BASEBALL.
TIE MUTUAL AND CHICAGO GAME.

TIE MUTUAL AND CHICAGO GAME.
Probably q more disappointed crowd never
left ball field than the large assemblage gathered at the
Union Grounds yesterday to witness the second game
Of the championship series between the Mutual and
Chicago Mines The Mutuas did not present their full
nine Smith being absent through lameness Hgham
took his place and played at second base. Ferguson
played at third The White Stockings out In full
force and went into the game II bent upon offsetng
their previous defeat with noteworthy triumph The
game began at M Win had T hes oi au
with the OF To In favor OF the hntuas when
Sd RnnGs rn fs fast but sim the umpire Kept
the players at work In the held for full zen
a aer'I lain H' has been falling for i've minutes
The ball became wet and slippery, and passed
t s se nGs 3 the
umpire Obliged 70 stop but instead OF calling
again after the shower ended and the out the
two mines agreed 10 have game called although there
full two hours after the shower ceased In waicn
the game might have been played 10 close. Had IL
been continued the display would have necessarily been
poor, bufthe spectators would have been eontsnted
showed how keenly the majority felt the disappointment
Tonight the Mutuals leave for Boston TO play the ked
Stockings
THE ATHLETICS DEFEATED BY THE FOREST
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The return game
between the Citys Of Rockford and the Athletics
came of this afternoon In the presence of abont 5000
spectators MIR. Bomeiser acted as umpire, and the
lead kept 1t throughout though at the end OF the
seventh inning the Athletics only lacked one OF tie ON
the eighth inning neither scored run The Rockfords
scored two the ninth inning, and the Athletics were
put out in one two three order by fly catches The fol-
lowing ID the score
Clubs d. ID 4th 9Th. 9Th 7th. eth 9th Totals
P Pss,t city....G o-9
The Athletics start tomorrow morning for Baltimore,
where they play the Pasmes the same day. and on SAT-
urday the Olympics at Washington.
The Excelsors and Athletics play on the
Capitoline Grounds to-day.
The Atlantcs and Brooklyns did not finish
their game yesterday, the rain interrupting
A sPoRTsMAN's DILEMMA.
To the EdftOr OF The Tribune.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
CINCINNATI June 5CoOn-Demand good at full pree hlnnlS
sc 8Od 81 dull and prices have declined No. Red Wnte
81 So Corn steady with moderate demand ss at Soc ye Gun
doopng 95990c Oats quiet and unchanged whole rlng
52a56c Pork unyorab weather checks rsdei 90 GSl9 %
asked Jardmand light and holders hm c OF red ietc asked
Buk Meats dull dropping Shoulders bed at &C. Sides sold Ct
RIB at lie Clear &C. Bacon dull Dropping small sales snoui
de 6lc Clear R 8A Clear sde &C. Hogiemand good at full
DR. ee sales at 81 WHISKY in fair demand and hrn sales a;
Doe - 49,,
LOUISVILLE June advancing tendency sales 2
to Medium Leaf, SO $50 IL Cotton
quiet Mldng Unds held at yc Flour hm and in lar
sacked 6c Other without decided change Povsons
quiet holders asking peyous pice Mess Pork SIS Baconso1'
ders Sides Sd9i packet sugarcured Hams, ls1 Plan, t
Lard IOialtc. Whisky quiet aud steady a. sc.
June l3Four doll and lower; supetn 30 bt
Extra Sc Is; Treble Extra, SC 39$6 So Ban, 23
sales All other articles unchanged
misunderstanding 124t NewYork Sight premium Gold liza
WILMIsGroy l5Spts Tupentine steady at &C. Rosn
FIRM 81 Strane 81 20 for No. p Sc for Extra Pe S5 50 for
Pale Crude Tupenne steady 90 for Yellow Dip 81 - for virgin
AuGusrs Ga June -Cotton closed quiet sc for Liverpool
Glss New-YOrk MdBesi sales 2JO baes receipts 100
bales
Us--y BUFFALOi LIVE STOCK MARKET-JUSB Is
CateThe advance noted Yesterday fully sustained h morn
all the offerings rapidly taken The receipts stood loon
37 day last week but the liberal sup
did trade; Ill head Illinois steers ranging from 5 20
@ H. sold at So k6S6 IS head Ohio heiers averaging J %
IS %; % head Ohio ranging nom lO26 TO - 10 20 IA
and 81 head Missouri steers averaging lS3 D at 30 ST
Lambs averaging ss 25 Il sheep averaging III b. at
l95 Indiana sheep averaging 10 d. - o0 l OHIO Sheep
ranging to 5Od525 Hogs unchanged l09 head
aeTsgng "a TO- sold 50 Stock mostly going through dsi hands
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game of baseball Entrance 80 cents head shower
comes up after the first inning. lasting about half
hour Umpire calls the game just about the time sun
shine reappears Wife and self have 70 walk out-no
returned at the door, Is this sort Vi tnns mu-
tually satisfactory De o. o'
hep York, June Is, 1871.
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,ns for unconditional religious liberty opposing 'ns VI
,,on n the school funds declaring that 1t is the guy
q, the state 10 provide for the education OF all
tho pavmen Of the National Debt according 70 'io
Of the coutract opposing Chinese labor; epposs a,ne
" ',' raots. favorine the abolition OF many sine
.O,u and Federal Offices demanding modification
~ the tariff and the repeal of all liquor traffic anu GUN
day laws
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Ting fast squared away for Eastern Hrbor snsre t,esh over
She les With under ard the mshnZ "a. ~rxb
Csp,sins give the ode Of Block sna ~
he DE Is liable 70 set them the rock 10 Hight "estss
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAyANA-Tn steamship Sherman June DMsnuel Portinio,
BY Mira ~ de Jas Angeles Reyes MIS- snWsgon g. "
Griffin b. Goodell Mrs Carolina L. d. Lcosts Camilla and maid.
Chas Parker Hsrg Renito Ant Nicholas
Bayn Alyerz Juan Carf Juan Mos Juan Csmabun and
daughter Francis Aya Ysdora, fbane j.
children Suyc Mr. Buno Mr. Salvador Cans
Aisle, Mr. Yong Peter Dusang, Juan Coreno
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MERCANTILE CLAIMS IN INDIANA:-AttentlOn
IA called 10 the advertisement of John j. Hawes attOr
ncy Indianapolis Mr.. Halves refers, by permission, TO
several leading firms In this city.
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For a 80 pcr Ifnc We win Insert ID ys.eoeE one -
in txenty frs:chss Kama. Newspaper neleams ~.
We refer 10 the publisher lids 70 vson our
well Known Last Address GRO r. HOWELL q "a A1'
ing Ageats. No. Al PaTk.rov, Ssv-iOrk.
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The thirdclass boats were not timed, as stakeDOaE
Gedneys Channel had been unmoored before the zach
reached IT.
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ARHOLD-BALDwIsOn th , a. Grsee Church orssge, a. e
b. Rev A. Williams, D.. Prank Arnold Of bfoohJo A"s
Baldwin Of Orange.
Observation-Disclosures Weinssiay, June ~ ihs M
sty-paoe Church by TIE tHssci Boo ~
Mr. James Bartholomew Nils EEns DeOe, daughter VI pA'
NJ. Devoe. esq, alt OF this dt.
BRIGGs-BEAD-On wsinesi,y June H. AZ IRE resaeDee o.
bride W. W. Newell d. d. Henry q. Bngss 70 1ahs ~,
yolrge dsu Inter Of David b. Meal,
BROWg-PRfCgOn Wednesday J.ae H. st TIE rrsde,ee OF s
bies father b. Rev W. W. Pee Bro~r Of Worcerer.
n Sophia H. youngest dau hr Of Cyrus W. Pnee o. n e"'
STANDARDIZATION Tuesisy. Joe u, ISL a. TIE resaeS
BRIDE father by the Rev. G. Sweeter Johl a. CnaPn
Fannie c. daughter George Hitler al Of ms y NO e'a
CUTTERBARaON-On wednesday Jase IL Al the Residence o.
Gore Brewster b. Rev. George O. LGcas, william H. sattsf
Sadie DAUGHTER Samuel Barron all Of "ooiondge " %
GRBGORY-ROGRRon Tnrsiay Juse IS at The Chnrca Of ss
Incarnation by the Rev. Edward o. Flag d. d. waller oo
Jersey Miss Loasa daughter OF Nathan Rogers OF sHs u'
No
SHAw-HAyLANDOn wedne,tly The llh inst a. Bidson Is
by the Rev. Toainson Frink T. SHAW Of Brookya 70 -
Jae Haand daughter Bensmn Hsard Of the iormer s.
Caiiornia aad Bosoa papers please
VAN DIBS-BALDwIN-A the resteuce fhe brides psr>ns o.
Wednesday June a. Sl by the Rev L. W. Bancroft d. Do n va
Den IT, Aary c. laughter Of Z. j. Basin, esq, Brooklyn
NIL laH
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Wedding End VISITING ards, Irisl ssnrrs scfe PAS
WV kySEDrIIs soxs ol fuLTovsr D0rcs CsUscAs
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A sPoRTsMAN's DILEMMA.

TO the EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: / want TO know. For instance. Wife
and SELF travel to Brooklyn 10 500 championship
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DIED
DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth had
name and address
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A HERETO ANATHEMATIzED.

The Ne,o- York World, with unparalleled in
science utter untruth hkeped tue Conedelates OF
file South the Communists OF Paris, NO reseDance
hateyer can he drawn between the two, and to nsin
ate such comparison as The World has made IS 50 mex
usabe as Il mert charge of a cOwaldy defamation
We regret that paper, with even the reputation OF
being Democratic, should be guilty OF such gross MUS
ain
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