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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-17
PORT OF VIEW YORK, JUNE rs, 1877.
CLEARED.


Snip Swallow. Lester, San Francsco-sutton Co.
CESS
Ship Helene, Samuelsou, Hamburg -Fnnch, Edge Co.
Bark Rosamond, Warner, Pernnmbuco-J G Wilton.
BARK Harvest Home, Dckey, Frontera-H ID j Brook
man.
Bark Ocean Home Brandt, Havana f Ward Co.
Bark Gazele tBr), Davidson Sydney, CHI Whitney
Go.
Rars Edw Albro tBr,, sarace Pictou Ns-.G Brewer
Brig Fred, Axeisen. Dantzic-Funch, Edye Il Co.
Brig Tempest, Wilson, Gibraltar for orders-Funch. Edge
/ Co.
Brig Mariana III (Port) Palha, Lsbon-L Ams,nck
Brig Clara Goodrich, McCarty Turks Isands-Miler
Houghton.
Brig Wilmington (Br,. Martell Lingan, CB-Haton Wat
son h Go.
Brig Florence Pierce Port Caledona-Heney & Parker
Brig Bonito, Edsett, Hillsboro NS-PI Nevius Sons.
Brig Warren, 1ott, Galveston-E M Stackpoe.
Brig Caprera, Blanchard, Richmond Va-Walsh, Field
Way
Brig Anna Lindsay (Br) Morrison, Newark-P Nevius
Sons
Schr Joe Kelley. Chapman Maraca,bo.
Schr Julia Cnch tBr), Maloney, st Andrews, NB-Jed
Frye Go.
schr Kedron. Petts st John, NB-cranda Bertaux& Co.
Schr Charlie Miller, Prior Corpus Chrs-Bentey Miller
4 Co
Schr Lizzie Major, Gerrish, Jacksonvles Loud Co.
Schr WRIGHT. Freeman, Alexandria E Crowell & Co.
schr W Vanneman, Buckaloo, Alexandria-Van Brunt
S,agh
Schr G Pettenc.ll Mckinney Salem-B Weinberg
Schr Aida, Lambert, Boston--H W Jackson h Co.
Sehr Emerald, DeCastro, Provdence-Rackett Bro.
Schr John Foreman, Carpcuer, New Haven--Rackett
Bro.
soop Southport, Beebe. Middletown-Racket ( Bro
Sioop Henry Clay Mack, New Haven--Rackett Bro.
Steamer Concord Norman, Philadelphia.
Sloop A kaynar. Turner. New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro.
Steamer MayEower Flu t.. Philadelphia.
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SMALLPOX IA Jersey city.

case OF smallpox has been discovered in a boarl-
ing house at No. 81 York street. Jersey City. The
city physician was promptly notified, but the
patient was not promptly removed from tie
crowded house. The Police Commissioners
are making provisions for the emergency. They
have issued orders TO every physician in the city,
setting forth that every physician attending case
OF smallpox Is required TO report the same within
twenly-our hours to the Committee on Health or
the Health Inspector, under penalty Of nifty
dollars for offence. The Committee on Health
are authorized TO remove any person suffer
ing from the disease TO the CITY Hospital when such
q course is deemed necessary for the health Of the
city, The clothing OF smallpox patients 10 be de-
stroyed and smallpox sign placed over every
Injected house as q warning. In the meantime the
physicians are Kept busy in vaccinatlng adults as
we'll n nj
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A CHRONIC CIR MlnSl.
A Notcrior. Newark RnrQlnr Again in

A Nctcrior- 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 or The matter was placed in
the hands OF one OF the Newark detectives, who
traced the affair as beng planned anu carried out
Nv one esd Mort on, n noted Newark burglar VINO
has already spent fifteen years Of his life IN the New
Jersey State Prison at Trenton. Warrants were
procured, and yesterday afternoon Norton was
arrested at his home, No. GO Sheffield
street. None OF the stolen property was
found with him, but the evidence against him was
nevertheless Sufficiently strong TO warrant the mag
istrates fully committing him for trial. ~ was only
last February that the accused emerged from state
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MO Al SCIENCE CONGRESS.

PHILADELPHIA, June To- 1871.
The Committee Oh the Constitution made a report
defining the objects of the association. which are to
define promote and manifest the visibility and unity
Of the Catholic Church or Christ which we hold TO
be The sum OF all particular evangelical denomlna-
TONS TO elevate, uniy and strengthen the con-
sciences OF ITS memDers 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 and bylaws were adopted, and,
after fixing the time for rDe next Congress, which
was decided 10 De held IN New York In the last week
VI April 1872, the Convention adD0uTncd.
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Schr Mackey, Hale, ElIsabethport for Norwich.
Schr David Berry, Hart Rondout for Providence.
Schr Gertrude lngraham, New York for HarDor Island
Schr II " bite, Wiley, New York for Boston.
schr Ira Bliss. Hunt Hoboken 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, Cors0n, Rondout for Boston.
scH Excelsior, Murphy, New York for Cold Spring
Schr Nelson, Ferris, New York for Port Jefferson.
Schr Goodwin Waterbury, Eizabethport 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 Provoence.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh
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WAS he MURDERED ?


The Fate Of Mr.. Brewer, of Trenton-Ex-
element In That City.
There was no little excitement throughout Tren-
ton yesterday over the sudden taking or OF Mr..
Brewer, so long and favorably known as
the proprietor OF the State Street House
in that city, telegram was received on
THURSDAY that Mr. Brewer had been drowned at
OgdensDurg y. Y. He had been travelling for the
sale OF certain patent OF which he part pro-
plet0r and there are painful rumors anoat tnat he
was the victim OF 1oul play. certain man, whose
name is Withheld for the present, travelling for
the sale OF patent almost similar, although TINS
dlv1dual had obtained no patent whatever, and II Is
believed mat he met with MIR Brewer uncx pectedly
IL Is further stated that both Mr.. Brewer
ana John D. Raum the delaultng city treasurer OF
Trenton, we're financially embarrassed through the
operations or the man alluded 10. HIS name was
forwarded 10 the authorities nj Ogdensbnrg yester-
day. and further Geyoopments are awaited with
anxiety. A large number OF friends fingered around
tie telegraph once till Il late hour last evening
waitibg some definite information.
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TO N N o.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

worthy children the Church. by the soundness of
fsth and the ustre OF good example,
according TO the and opportunity vouchsaed
promote the interests OF Chrss kingdom earth
bly, solicit paternal blessing on
lies and on our beloved country.
Addresses were also made ny 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 this
evening"
HoLy FArUER. ROME
yonr children in this capital lovingly greet you on your
jubilee
Al the conclusion of the exercises there was
grand display OF fireworks The best of order pre-
vailed throughout, and the assemblage, during the
delivery OF the addresses. manifested tielr approVM
10y frequent applause. The illumination Tomorrow
evening wlli be general throughout the clty. anu
Credltable display is anticipated.
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Jersey CITY PUBLIC SaHCOLs.

Tie following is the estimate OF the Board Of
Education OF Jersey CITY for the support Of the pup
lie schools for the year commencing on the lst OF
next month:-salaries, $780, 900; evening schools,
$4,000: books ana stationery, $4,000; furniture.
$4,000 printing and incdentals, $4,000 music,
$500; fuel and gas, $4,000; rentals, 5000;
making total OF s2l0,400 but as The appropriation
from the state VIII probably amount 10 100000,
TINS sum Is reduced by nearly one.alf nom local
tax
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NEW 1UKK, June TO, I57I
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
II has always been canse OF wonderment to me
why Mr.. Douglas OF the Sappho, did not accept the
challenge so promptly offered by Mr.. William voor-
his Cat my surgestlon) last fall in regard TO the
Tidal Wave versus Sappho controversy. There are
very many OF the yachting community VINO have not
yet fog often the circumstances OF the case and are
no doubt very anxious TO see Mr. Noorhs establish
than last year.
Mr., Douglas excuse for not accepting the chal-
lenge then was, undoubtedly, the lateness OF the
season; but as any such excuse Is IMPOSSIBLE
the yachts being in racing trim In anticipation OF
the annual regatta, II Mr. Voorhis VIII reissue his
challenge have 10 doubt that Mr.. Douglas Will ac-
cept 1t i'll The spirit In which 1t Is intended merely
a. friendly test OF the speed and seagong qualities
OF their respective yachts. Hoping that my sugges-
ton VIII not be considered Impairment remain
&C., j. X, Sailing Master OF the Lively Turtle
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In Albany,

ALBANY, Jane l6, ISL.
The services In the Cathedral to-day in honor OF
Ehe twenis-hirh anniversary of the Pontificate OF
Plus the Ninth were Of the most impressive descrip
uon. The interior OF the Cathedral beautifully
decorated with flowers, erergreens, festoons and
notices. procession OF boys and girls from
the schools or the various churches marched
10 the Cathedral, where solemn high
mass was performed. Then followed the chanting
OF Lambnoties grand 7e De1tnt by AL the cergy
present. This evening the residences or the promi
neut Catholics were illuminated, 100 guns were
Hired In the four quarters of The city, and there
81 grand display OF fireworks in front of the city
Hail. The Cathedral and the episcopal residence
were also brilliantly illuminated, the former pre-
ecnung a magnificent appearance.
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SALEM, yass n-Ars.sd, srs xsr ls,shsss. -
ton PhiAdelphis, schru Henderson hsnders.a ene
Z Amsisn, lavender, rhiAaslphis isas ksvsns S..s.
York Csdwclladsf, stecmAn, and william Nuve Nhnser
more Philadelphia; Eliza Emery smart Asd Pred s'sAs
Sailed ih schrs Jane. Hst,n. tfram csa,sA xev roki
Thomas iiix from Slpucestsrl. New York.
SOMERSET, June iS--Arrved Allen miafistos. Jr.
Davis. Philadelphia
TAUNTON, June H-saned. schrs rhsnss x~sra ne~
York; Messenger Dean. do; Emma. whae lsseeilA.
VINEYARD HAVEN. June is PN-Arrived. sehooskip
Barnard Eddredgl. Boftou Tor Nes triss
Juniatta, Patterson rhaaelphis for Boston wm
YER Pipkham, machi.s for New ierk NsasA. couuss.
Bangor for Phisaripha; .shr. James rsnasf nsasoa,
Philadelphia for Boston tbs Rogers Maze. hespors.
Mass. for New York; Jane. asss+ c@las fof ses ias
Lewis, Heustis, Saco Tor Jscksonylils
18th. AM-Arriyed, schr. Dearborn Sou. ard sss~s
more, do for Salem; John Srhhs teolrn d. fnr fvrtss
mouth; snnickson, wnsmars. do for korkrprk hsA.
Hammond, Paine, Rockpori, Mass. Cor New hofk
saied-Ai before reroed except ship G~orrs hsnnsrc
schrs Jane Dcsolo Abbie Wizard, fsrvne sp~Hors.
s,rout Bnrmah. schaienr., james Henry, oph' vay
WILMINGTON. NC, June n-Arrivea. sehr Lo,'s sssra,
Cesred-schr Sarah Bruen. Fisher. New ycrs
WlCkfoRD, June N-Arnsea, schr Benz hnsash Acnss
Hoboken,
Philadelphia
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fa.LlsG OF A WALL.


wlle workneu were engaged Ia tearing
vown tie Old huBdlng 10. 40 Broadway
yesterday afternoon, one Of the walls fell,
beverley injuring Jonn Krcss Theodore
ljIoGner, James jackson ana Thomas Barrett. The
awo former mad their wounds dressed by a neigh
sne hospital. Jacsspn and Barrett were taken nome
~ iLeu Jiends
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-17
BASE BALL NOTES.

AT Prospect Park yesterday the "Ink Singers" OF
New York, played and defeated the "Hardlyables,"
OF BROOKLYN BY sc ore OF II 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 inimitable
James White Will oflciate behind the bat Tor the
visitors.
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YS.cHTING.
~~~-~-~~~>~-~---~--
A""u"' juno Regatta Of the Harlem Yas


Annual june Regatta Of the Harlem Yacht
Club.
ohe % VI pioneers among the many model yacht
CLUBS VI Il nourished years ago was the famous
Hariein Club which numbered among It's members
many well known gentlemen in the upper part Of
the, Island OF Manhattan, whose rivalry with the
',rooklyn, HoboKen, Jersey City and other model
yacht clubs the satellites OF the New York Yacht
Club kept alive healthy and social spirit OF
yachting, and tended to foster taste for aquatic
spors, which was but the nucleus OF what has since
eliminated In the now full grown Brooklyn and At
lantic Yacht Clubs, the progressive and growing
rivals OF the
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB,
whose members represent the most influential cit-
zens OF the community, many OF whom by their en-
terprse and liberaty have aided largely in creating
national feeling OF rivalry with the older yachting
clubs or Great Britain The Harlem Yacht Club still
exists, after years and changes of officers. and
yesterday 1t held It's annual June regatta In which
some Of It's feet of clippers showed some splendid
sailing, TO the great qualification OF numerous
party of ladies and gentlemen who crowded the
steamer Fort Lee which had been chartered for the
occasion py the club.
EThe day was most delightful and just as much
wind from the northwest as the yachts could stand
up TO without rcetng, the course being from the
Middle Ground, outside Randals 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, or Fort Schuyler, and
thence to the hagboat on the Mode Ground,
about thirty miles. The following open jib and
aiiisal sioop yacats were entered, the time allow
ance being TWO minutes TO the loot
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TElECSApN,C NEWS ITEMS.

j. A. Saee, Imprisoned in the Tuscola H. jail on charge
OF aostracting from letter. committed suicide ON
Monday by takiug poison
The hood in the Columbia river Oregon ID overlooking
the lower part of the city of Portland
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A FATAL ACCIDENT.

Late yesterday afternoon man named Joseph
Napier. who resides In Pitt street, near Stanton,
was fatally injured by large splinter thrown by O
ripsaw. In the box factory No. 0S Norfolk street.
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In desphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June l6, ISL
The Catholic celebration OF the twenty-ffth an
adversary OF the election of Pope Plus TX. took place
al St Peters German church. Where the congrega.
uon marched in procession TO attend high mass
The new grand organ was played Tor the nrst tise
this occasion.
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OCEAN STEAMERS,
ssamer. sails Destination. / one

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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(HEuMATIsM CAN BE CURED WITH ELIAS RHEU-
matte Remedies. One trial Will convince tho sufferer
Is'en~ treated daily from 70 y uata 90 BrUadwAys
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SHIP PIN NEW S
Almanac Tor New York This Day.

Sun.rises. ...... % Moon sets ...eve 720
Sun sets. ...... SO High water....eve 05
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THY the COMPLEXION.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-A.-A-A-DECoRATE DINNER AND TIA
IN. Sets Cooking ucnsls Plated Ware. Keffir~fators
Ionse Furnishing Goods OF ali kinds % eent beo~
Broadway prices. Quantum sancat
Gau examine
EDwARp n. HAeSrORpss
Mammoth Esiahltsifnentt
Cooper lnrttui~.
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
N Courts of dfn~rtut states No publiriy. Adx0e
Notary Public anu tOmmissloner etsts
y. l. KING, Counsellor al La ". 80 Broadway.
A BSoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different States; deserton, &C., sufficient cause
publicity charge until divorce obtained ADVICE tree
NJ HOUSE, Attorney. i-v Broadway.
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NO CALoMEL, NO MERCURY,

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TTTn q
1t compounded with the idea OF being agreeable tho
stomach, gripping pains; Is i'll that inyins
a of purity that u remedy
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25
The Colorado Potato Bug.

Mr.. NJ. Gilmore bruoght rs some speei-
mems of the Colorado Potato Bug, few
days since, which is making its appearance
all over the County as we'll as in many 9TH
er parts of the State, and threatens to de-
stroy a great part=of the potato crop. 3 Il d
The bug is of aroundish oval form, about
half an inch long and two-ffths of an inch in
width, ef- a dull cream color, with ten black
| stripes on its hack. The throax is dotted
with black spots. The bugs appear in the
Spring about the time the potato plants be-
gin to sprout out of the ground and are
death to the potato crop wherever they ap-
pear, unless checked in their ravages.
For the benefit of our farmers we copy
the following paragraph from the Report of
the State Board of Agriculture for 1869,
which gives simple means of destroying
the bugs: Dust the plants with a mix
ture of Paris-grcen and plaster, at the rate
of one part of the former to four or five OF
the latter; put into muslin bag and shake
over the plants, taking care not to let the
dust get into your eyes and mouth, as it is
poisonous. A few applications of this rem.
cdy made soon after the bugs appear viii
put a stop to their operations
Flohr viii ansWcrsas well as plaster foi
diluting the poison, but the proportion o
-four should be about six to eight parts
The above remedy has been used and al
ways proved effectual.
Our farmers should be on the lookout fo
the bugs, and give them dusting thei
first appearance in their potato patches.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-05-25
FRANCE.

The Daily papers of Monday bring
the glad news of the fall of Paris. or
the defeat of the Paris mob. We clip
the following brief editorial on the sub
ject from the Cincinnati Gazette of
Monday:
Paris has again fallen strug-
gle for the faH possession of the
French metropolis draws near an end.
At half-past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon the Versailles troops en-
tered the city from two points, one on
the south and the other on the south
west, and the communists deserted the
ramparts. This conclusion of the
fierce and brutal reign of the commun-
lists will be hailed with gladness by
the whole world. Whatever the future
of France and Paris, whatever the form
OF government that finally falls to this
unhappy people, nothing they will be
called upon TO endure will be worse
than this wild, reckless, irresponsible,
murderous mobocracy. Napoleonism
is better than anarchy, than commun-
ism. Let US hope the last scene in
this bloody tragedy will soon be enac-
ted