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STEAMER CRxscrsr CRY AZ Havana will have finished
on e gih ms he repairs caused ny the aesdsnt 70 hes
snIP ARRwmeHr-The Alta California OF May 81 says
"A acned town ate last evening thar the ship
sas BEEN blown ~ eeward and got into trouble near
santa barbara. our informant stated that she was
Bnre BArAunrS nom Rio Janeiro for Hampton Roads
before reported az 81 Thomas IN distress was leaky ana
scHR MARY } YArEs, OF Boston, went ashore on Chat
nm rs on sunday morning. e ehew ws1g saa o
sonR PAINE. of provincetown was the name q the
vessel n colhsion with steamer Barssow I ngns oi
She arrived a. New YORK 81 INST
BERMUDA June 3-sloop is still landing mar
BILE ex ship charlotte Tne eontractSr Az De Ia a NAT
York. "
LONG BRANCH NJ, June IAN unknown schooner
went ashore tins morning in the fog, miles below
President Grants cottage near Deal crew Is safe The
this evening
NonroLx, Va, June captain Chase, Of the sehr >
eomico Beach bottom up; Her name was not seen rhe
IA hes om o. tf Il there
ina na the captain o. the brig and one seaman were re saved
saved not The beachers cutting the wreck
wAsmSGroS, June The Observer at Cape May re-
ports the scnr Lzzy MAUI Captain schult ashore near
were saved
David CARL at City Island was successfully LAUNCHED
on tine 9th inst in the OF large number OF spec
taors Commodore Irenchard and the members OF the
Lighthouse Board witnessed the launch which was
thorough success, nom on board the steamer Putnam.
This vessel is the largest ghtship IN the world ana Is
the first one in thus country htied with boiler and engine
tor blowing steam whistle IN ioggy and thick weather.
she is butt OF the strongest and best materials ana has
been htted up with al the modern improvements Her
dimensions are-Length between perDendiculars ia IL
9ini beam moded 2j II in; depth OF hold II II bin
SHPnULDIEGThe keel for ship of 1900 tons has been
stretched Carters yard at Belfast Sne Is expected
TO be on next TALL, and Will be commanded by Capt Her.
A ship OF 1900 tons is well along In the same
yard.
Mr. Seaburv OF Yarmouth. has nut down the keel for
ship of 1910 tons. to be oil next fall
Winslow 4 Co buidlng l400.ton ship at their
yard in East Deerng Sne is INTENDED the general
fregh,lng business Lewis & Co also building
S0on bark the South American trade. Both vessels
viii be oil in the TALL
LAUNcuED-At Bath, Me. June s. bv Goss Sawyer,
ship CITY Of Philadelphia, l475 tons, owned by the
builder. Philip Fitzpatrick and others OF Philadelphia,
ana capt Jarvis CALL OF New Orleans who will com
mand her
At Portsmouth,, NH, June 5, ship VIM Marcy was
successfully launched from the yard of Daniel Marcy
She owned BY Peter Marcy OF New Orleans and Danl
Marcy, OF Portsmouth, and will be commanded by
Toure Marcy, of the latter. She measures about
100 tons
At East Deeriug Ne 7th inst from the yard Of Mer-
riil Bros, barkenune Jose Rodriguez Lopez 40 tons
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JAMES sr1LLMAN. EDITOR.

James stillman, whose funeral took place at
Morrtsania yesterday afternoon, was one OF the
pioneer allsts OF Westchester county and the
Oldest member OF the ne ewspaper fraternity IN
that county as its territorial lines existed previous
10 annexation. In 1852 he commenced the publica-
ton Of the HestchesteT county Journal, now one Of
the most influential weeklles published in the two
upper wards ot the metropolis Although SELL
educated man, Mr.. Stlllman possessed lntenectual
abilities OF more than ordinary yigor and versa
tllty, and IN addition TO MS editorial ana other
duues which lie performed until about year
ago, he found time to aud a volume or poems to
American literature Mr.. Stlllman was native
OF England and seventy-two years old. he mas
left numerous circle OF relatives ana friends to
regret their loss.
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GENERAL HENRY ". BARRY. MEMBER OF
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
General Henry W. Barry, ior the past six years
member OF the House OF Represe natives from
Mississippi, died suddenly yesterday, the 7th inst,
at the residence OF his motner.in-law, in washing.
ton, OF apoplexy.
The deceased gentleman, Henry w. Barry, OF
Columbus Representative in Congress for the
Third district OF Mississippi, including nine coun-
ties, was born IN New YORK. He was person OF
great energy and displayed tnis CHARACTERISTIC at
an early age. He was seli-educated entirely.
Having moved into the state oi Kentucky he be-
came principal o. Locust Grove Academy, and
held The position during spice of two years. lie
graduated at the Columbian Law college,
in Washington, ID. G. AT The moment or
the breaking out OF the war ne enlisted IN the
Union army as private soldier. tie organized the
nrst regiment OF cOlored troops raised Ia KENTUCKY.
By Wen deserved promotion he came 10 command
q bfigade, and nnaly, Tor q time division OF the
army General Barry was twice Dreyetted for
gallant and meritorious conduct the last prevet
being at n the rank oil MAJOR General. In the
rear 1867 ne elected a member OF he state
Constitutional Convention oil Mississippi and. Ia
the ear 1868, was elected member OF the senate
OF the same state. he was elected MEMBER or
the Forty-nrst and Forty second Congresses o. the
United states, and was reelected 10 the FORTY
tnird Congress. In polltics ne was republican. At
the line oil mis- last election as me Der OF Con-
gress be received 15,O47 votes against 6440 votes
waich were cast for MS opponent, W. ). Bolding.
the democratic candidate.
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Patrick Fay. or No. 81 asst Tniriy-sixth street,
was struck the head by q steam shaft at q
planing mill in First avenue and received severe
injuries lie was taken 70 Bellevue Hospital
Professor Thomas Eggleston. OF the Columbia
College school OF Mines. read paper on la Bas-
tic Process for overcoming the brlttleness or
glass before the New YORK Academy OF Sciences
last night.
Thomas Baine, residing at no. Batavia street.
while painting the house No. 2os Henry street.
yesterday forenoon, accidentally fell from the
was removed 70 Bellevue hospital
Yesterday morning Patrick Hennessy OF No.
233l seconu avenue, az work on Fourth avenue,
at ls2d street. was thrown nom the wall into the
cut Dy tue guy ropes breaking ana received severe
injuries about tue head aud snoplders.
The sunday school Of me new Methodist church,
sixty-nrst street. between Second and Third ave-
nues. VIII give a strawberry. Ice cream ana noral
festya thls evening Win an attractive pro-
aramme Of music. recitations and addresses
A bag containing about twenty pounds or new
Texas nour, ground from wheat grown two and .
half miles from the city or Dallas, was yesterday
sold on tue nOOr OF the Produce Exchange Tor the
benefit u the coating hospital ol ~. Johns Guild.
While q number or worEmen we're en- ragged Ia
raising the roof or the Eighth Avenue Railroad
depot, on FOrty-ninth street, yesterday morning,
sone VI the braces gave way and the roof eil over
into the street. but fortunately no person was in
Jured.
y
Neurological Society, held last nightin the College
or Physicians and surgeons, Alexander Murray.
NJ. d., read a paper on Electricity as Used IN
ParturiIOn.n The above named society Will not
n0ld meetings during Juty and August.
Mss Eliza Johnson mas been missing from her
home. NO. Desbrosses street, since May /. she
4 twenty-six years OF age, i've feet four inches
high, ol slender figure, has black hair and eyes,
and wore when last seen brown pOpltn dress.
Her atner III. T.. Johnson, az the above ADDRESS,
Will be thankful for any .Idlngs whica may aid him
Ia discovering her.
Messrs. J. b. Johnson, the champion swimmer,
ana Thomas Coyle, OF Chester pa, met Ia the
Clipper once yesterday. and each deposited Tor
ielt sum or 500 preparatory TO the arranging oi
articles Tor race Uetw cen them IN July, the
course 10 be on the Delaware RIVER, from Chester
to Philadelphia, distance Of sixteen miles, The
stakes are tO be $1,000 a side.
Tne Methodist ministers met yesterday. Tho
exercises were devotional u being the nrst Mon
day IN the mouth Addresses aud experiences,
singing ana prayer, cons ituted the programme.
Mr. Parkinson, of the SCUM, made some remarks
on the social and religious condition o. that Sec
ton. To-day the brethren Will atteud the centen-
nial anniversary OIL Fathef B0ehm IN Trinity
churcn, jersey CITY.
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OBITUARY.
EDWARD wELBY PUeIN, THE ENGLISH ARcHI
TECr.

TECT.
cable telegram from London, under date OF
yesterday, Tth inst, informs us that Edward
Welby Pugln. the English architect, Is dead.
Edward WelDy Pugin was the eldest son OF the
late Augustus N. WelDy Pugin, famous architect,
tue chief revIyer OF the Gothic style OF architec-
ture and ecclesiastical art In England, VINO dled
on the l4tn or September IN the year 1852. Mr..
Pugin, the son, now deceased, was born on the
nth or March, in the year 1884. He had conse-
quently, Just passed the fortyirst year OF his age
Wnen he was only seventeen years OF age he sue
ceeoea TO his fatner's practice, and was enabled,
by the exercise OF unremlttlng energy and atten-
ton, TO complete all his engagements. His own
works are very numerous. Among the best known
OF these are the Church OF Notre Dame de Da-
deZeille, IN Belgium, 1or the completion VI winch
HIS Holiness Pio Mono forwarded him the decora-
ton OF the Papal order OF st. Sylvester; the new
College OF st. Cuthbert UsAaw: several large
churches IN Liverpool; st. Mlchaeps Priory, Bel
mont, HereloTdsnlre the Churcn or ST. Peter and
St. Paul. Cork, Ireland; the Augustinean church,
Dublin; Klngsdown parish churcn, built Tor the
late Lord kinRsdown; the Catholic churches OF
kenstngton, Peckham Strdtlord, Barton, Leeds
ana Sneerness; the splendid orphanages OF He'll
lngley ana Bletcnlngley, Quilt for the Duchess OF
Leeds. Very many otner magnificent edlnces OF
ike character owe their creation TO his genius
and industry, OF wnicn they will remain as last
Ing monuments. In conjunction with Mr.. Ashlln,
"a former pupll. he designed many buildings Tor
purposes or public worship ana charity, WHICH
nave been ely complet led IN Ireland. Mr.. Pu-
glu IN the year 1887, d. clared In correspondence
to the London press that ne was in possession OF
proofs To establish his iatners claim as the actual
arcmtect OF the new Houses OF Parliament In
London. He, in conjunction with Messrs. Denlson
x Ferguson, took an actlVe part IN opposing MI
Street's design Tor the Law Courts Buulng Ia Lon
don. Durlng the LATER years or his life some or
his written. .utterances In the London newspapers,
with words spoken verbally, led Mr.. Pugln into
very unseemiy contests Win lew OF MS probes
sonal brethren, even TO the extent OF hearings IN
the police court.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 7, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Phiiadelpnia-James
Hand. -,
steamer Eeanora. johnson. Portland Ames
Ship CarrcKs (Br), Carr London-Geo Builey. =
ship Clampa Emelia utall, Jaccarno. Bristol E-A
Agresa. - c,,. !, =,
Bark Francesca Chiazzaro QtaD, Plzzardo, Dublin
Slocovch Co
mann 20.
BARK William swel, Pilh oporto-Funch Faye Co.
BARK Ella vose tBr), Doody, Callao, &c-W Grace &
Co.
Brig Houston, Griffin, Cardenas-James Ward a
Co.
Brig Leonora Blood Carder as-Swan Son.
Scnr L T Mallory, Stetson. klngstoh-AH solomon q
Co. 49,,
schr Chino Lansill. Antgua-Dwight Platt.
scnr Edward Burton tBr, Miller, HALIFAX, Ns-D 4 De
schr stevens GBr). Edgett, st John, Mp Nevus
scnr clara woodhouse, cruse Brazos santsgo-Wood-
schr Efie Betsworth, Pedrick, Badmore-W Chal-
-. -
PasE
inson
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FOREIGN PORTE

BATAVIA. April 1l-saied, ship Moonlight, waterhouse,
In port April i5 barks Bessie tBrl, McManqs for
Rangooni oyet Brl, Wood. for radang and New York;
gsFnUp June Gin port 9Tig hxesST slho E rSm
from 10 Tor forlo c Sabelo arrived Nay b. IN quarah
TINE with SMALLPOX on board Taylor, jacobson from
In the on.ng, schrs Bravo from Demerara; Maria,
C1RnrSAs June 4--Arrived barks ldoique Br,. Nick
% New Grk sarah oamh Esze knh WmS
Meyers, New YORK Yliora ., Ronda DID PluInmer, ne.
Reger Go nd proeeeded for ehrs
Mary Novel;. SOwe, New York; 7th, j dkey. Gil
Sailed ath brig Aurora Csr) poda, north Of hatteras;
schrs Moses Patten, Harding do; Edwards Miller
cAInAalEs, May .27-Arrived, schr Howard A Hunt,
sailed 2sth, schr Rankin, Fuller Boston June !,
@ Sri Aaaf ausu Boston Ne" a. ''hr nos
oIrsrurGos June s-saied barks Southern Belle nsrl
Robbins, Falmouth Joshua Loring Nichols. Philadel
phia brig Carrie furnson wnemors Boston x.
tan esTj richardson Liverpool Tor Montreal. - ~
RocspoTt enss Sas bark Venice esT' rrsaare Gasgo@
brig fara. Brown Cardiff; IN, steamers VI CLYDE
noa bark, Gs% Srorhsrs Bcnr New or &sdea
Colsop DO; brig ortoan, Dyer, fhadeOhia' sehr Ir-
sailed Ss6: bsrks Almirs coomb; Langtnorns Phila-
TeTne BamorS busy Heard north Of ,.a aaerss
Cleared 7th steamer city of Mexico. sherwood New
HALIFAx June s-Arriyed, brigs Dan (Bp, cenfuegos;
moa b Colby, fertaaI; bark Fanny oarviii (iTI,
Watkins, Cadiz; Whitehall tBD, Caldwell. New York;
briggs Williams (Br Williams do; Kenneth tBr), Bos
ton schr Seatower Portland
ILoILo April 7-Arrived, ship Galaiea Tisdale Havre
LIVERPOOL, Ns June s-sailed, Randolph Payson tBr),
West Indies
..MArANzAs, June 5-Arrived, sehr Emerson Rokes.
Marston Baltimore 9th, backs Manitou. North Balu-
more; Rebecca caruana; Johnson New Yor5; origs
phia: Nichols, Chase doi Erne stine Knight Port
land; sehrs r. 5 Newman, Grilin. Baltimore Riley,
Boynton. New York; Gen Conner Chute, Pniladelphia
sailed Ith, bark J Norwood, sheppaik a amout n /;
brig Geo Berry Keazer. north of Hatteras scs Ralph
Carlton. Harkness do: Minnie Loud, Holt Baltimore.
ADTif l5--Iu port ships sapphire. Berry.
nom Batavia; WaKeheld. Carver for Boston.
sURISAM. May l2-In port bark Fanny Lewis, Edwards.
for Boston In days -
Sr THOMAS May 23-Arrved. brig Alberti. Orcutt Rio
Janeiro and sailed 2sth tor Turks Islands,.
sailed 18th. hrigs Machias Bartlett, boston; Serena
Smith. Warren, st crox schr Post Boy, Robinson CO
sAouA. June 3-Arrived, brlgs A Strom Ick tBrl,
stromack Cardiff odorilia. Holland Philadelph ha Mel.
lie Clifford. Iapey Port au Prince; schrs ID Lee,
SaiIsd Sd schr Louie Smith. Brown, north OF Hat
teras. ., -,
(Brl BrowneIi, New York schrs Aldtha tBr), Baltl
Little Annie Ella Clifton Jessie, spring Bird,
and N w, from Boston Maggie l. from Portland
Sailed 5th ships Golden Rne. Morse Liverpool; 7th,
Gov RILEY lBr, do bark Cheoucto Br), doi brig sarah
N Lorlng Havana.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE s l875-TRIPLE SHEET

MAULHAs-Arrived ship Tirrell, Morgan, singapore
bark Webster. smart. Buenos Ayres
NAPLrs-saIled. steamer Castalia (Brl. Butler New
York
PALERMo-Arriyed, bark Pasquale Aiello dtaD, In
Nasa New York dhe A cleared from New York for
Trieste).
QUEENSTOWN June 7-Arlived, bark Giuseppe Emanuel
QtaD. Denlgri, Baltimore.
Arrived 9Th. ship oulton tBr), Alexander, san
Francisco for Liverpool; barks Luigi Ruggiero dtaD
Rugg .cro, Baltimore; Clio Bono dtaD. Chiesa, doi
lille NOR, Frederickson do; San Pietro utaD, bru-
netto do; Album uaD, Bartolette do; Caribou tbr)'
storm, Portland, o. Clan Mcleod tBr) Alexander do;
Gloria Brl, Harris do; John Campbell (Br), Hanken-
sen, Savannah; Agostina Felugo utap, Chesa, New
York for Newry; Prospero utaD, Repetto New York;
Ingolf Nor, Kreedson, DO Ellida fBr. Dunlop Fhha'
delphia; Vesta Nor), Grunde, do Edward Waenerlana
CGer) segebarth do; Nuevo Mateo QtaD, Castaerola,
do John Read (Br), Nickerson, Cardenas; brgs Pace
Schafilno GtaD. oneto Baltimore; Genitore Figli
QtaD Frenza, New YORK; 7h, barks Kong sverre Nor)
Nielsen do Nicolino dtaD. Gazzolo Philadelphia brig
Fran CSori, wessner. New York.
Also arrived 7th. IL AM steamer Britannia (Br),
Thompson, New York Tor Liverpool
Also arrived TIN, NJ, steamer city OF Brussels Br
Murray, New YORK for Liverpool
RorTERDAM, June Sailed brig Anna Nor) Petersen
Boston.
RrvAL-safed, bark Hypathia (Br,. Dakln, United
States.
RASGooS-Arrived bark Nina Sheldon, Sheldon. Bue-
Ayres (the $ reported sailed from d A for
Valparaiso.
Rio JASEIRo. June S-sailed bark Fairy Belle tBr)
West New York.
Cleared previous to June s. bark Moiesta (BH. Row
lands, United States.
SLIGO June 6--Arrved barks Gna (Nor). Jensen, New
York; Frcdig (Nor). Berg, Baltimore.
scILLY, June ION, bark Kobe GNor) Taraldsen. from
New York for Stockholm.
SYDNEY. Nsw-Arrved, bark signal, whitney, New
York.
LONDON June 7--ship Niagara (Br), McFarane, from
New York for Liverpool ashore at Southstack Island Is
humping heavily the rocks and breaking up. The
cargo Is washing out and arrangements have been
10
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RS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF vEssELs ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW ToRK AT NIGHE-The NEw
YoRK HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal for use on board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the eoors red green, red changing
from one 10 the other succession and be seen sew
eral miles distant Captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal will obIge by preparing any marine news
they may have Tor the ship News Department Of the
HERALD
nS- Persons desirous of communicating with vessels
arriving at New York can do by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD news yacht pier No East
River New York. Letters received from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates arc re-
ouired
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE ELECTION.

The annual election or the Produce Exchange
Tor officers and managers for the ensuing year
was held yesterday. There we're two tickets In
the neld, the nominees ior President ana Vice
President being the same in both, while one bore
tlle name OF william Al. Phillips and tne other
tnat or benjamin q. B1gert Tor treasurer. Ihe
fuhowing ticket was elected President, BenJa-
nun W. FOvd: Vice President CHARLES spear:
Treasurer, william n. Phillips; Managers, l.. }. y.
STARK Y. X. LivermOre, James MCGEE, Edward
HlHcken, Harvey r. Hicks. Forrest "a. Parker,
James u. WynkOop, s. ;. Carl. A. ;. Spaudng
Wilbur r. Martin, r. W. Aascord, John A. Ame-
lung Inspectors Edward B. Penrsai, =. n. Alien,
Edward Jewell, j. LeduC and "A. Il. siIn0ns.
The New York herald., 1875-06-08
COTTON EXCHANGE ELECTION.

The annual election or the Cotton Exchange for
onicsrs and managers was held yesterday wiih
TIE following result:--President, Henry Hentz; F;
Vice President, James 7. Newman; Treasurer,
Walter +. Miller; Managers, william r. Campbell,
Emanuel Lehman Theodore fachiFi, Thomas
scotL y. q. watts. George Blaedeu, James A.
BeaiL :. ID. Harrison. Arthur B. Groves, John u.
Hollis, Charles Walsn. Jr., KObert Tanuanill,
George Copeland William woodward, Jr.. and X.
Al Hruca
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TROUBLES OF ERIE.

Ex.AttorDey General Gncnrlst FLED 10 me once
Of the Cnancery Court 81 New Jersey At rren-
ton, yesterday, lor the purpose 81 foreclosure, a
NOR gage against the Erie Railroad Company Tor
COMPANY, q corporation created by al act 81 tho
Lcntslatnre or 1861
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SPOKEN.
4, q,
miles south Of Hatteras.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and snipmasterS In.
formed that BY telegraphing to the HERALD Londo n
Bureau No 46 Fleet street 70 tbs Paris o1ace.
Rue Scribe. the arrivals al ana departures from Eu.
ropean and Eastern ports OF American and all forelga
vessels trading with the United states the viii be
cabed 10 this country free Of charge AMI publishei
Captains arriving at and sailing from French AM
Mediterranean ports will nnd the Paris oice the
economical aud expeditions for tele exrapning newk
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


10 see cable news
The Purser Of the Gamma from Bermuda, has
our thanks for courtese4
STEAMER LouistAxA-Capt otoddard, on the wrecking
nrm engaged at the wr0cK o. the LOUISIANA. sunk III
Ihesapeake Say, states that Monday last by the aid
pOnf0ons he had the Lculsaua TAR raised that he
was able Tor ~ feet her deck dry shOd, but
that lad weather coming on he was Obliged to l0wsr
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record VIII show the changes In
the Temperature for the past twenty.iour hours,
in comparison with the corresponding date last
year. as Indicated by toe thermometer at Hud-
NUTS Pharmacy, HERALD Building
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WHALEMEN.
- sc arrlvals a. this port

At Guadaloupe May l. schrs Oracle Parker, Dyer Of
Provincctown lao bpls VIII oil Lotte Cook, Dyer of
do 80 Rising sun, Taylor Of do, cean Ella Bishop,
ll0 bbls VIII oil.
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Barks carmela ItaD, Cork or Falmouth Emma tAuG,
do Or do: wm Gem, Lisbon Linda Abbots tBrl, 4
Pierre, Mart; Saga Non London; brgs lnns OpOrto
swiit iaor Exeter kudorus Pensacola schr Lydia
vArwon lBrJ Op0rto.
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NERVOUS DEBILIrY AND WEAKNESS, 40

WINCHEsTER'S SPECIFIC Fill.
certain aud speedy cure Tor nervous debility, weak.
ness &c. tested or - years with perfect success FOL
further Information send Tor circular rice ~ pei
box 81 by mai. securely sealel with lull dt
rections for use. Prepared only nY MiNOHE5IEh
CO., Cnemists 80 John street. New York
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ia Dsssna,ioa

pATrs or pKPARTURE PROM NEW YORK ron TIL
MONTHS or JCAE AND JULY.
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sII ,CELLA .EOUs.

A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DTFFgR
n ent states Legal everywhere; dsserton re-. su u
cient publicity required no charge until III.
yorce granted atvice Tres. 81 HOUSE, Attorney.
49, Broadway
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF.
n feren states for numerous causes; no publicity no
fees in advance. FREDERICK l. KING, Lawyer and
Notary Public JOB Broadway. Residence ofaces-ho. y
Eighth street, near Third avenue.
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On account OF the popularity Of the
WhEELER 4 VIII oSs

cEWINU MACHINto
parties largely engaged in purchasing old and SEQ
ond hand machines OF that maze ana imposed upon
the public by selling then new machines.
1ne Wheeler wilson Company beg TO advise the pub
lie that desiring 70 buy Their second haud ma.
chimes be supplied by that Company direct on
better terms than others can anord them and Do a.
sured OF what they are buying. Address
WHEELER WILSON MANUFA cTuRISG COMPANY
NO. a Fourteenth street.
New York.
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NEW YORK CITY.

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-04
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS.

The Mexican Congress has given to
President Lerdo Tejada extraordinary
powers-investing him with an absolute
control over the army Of the republic.
This dangerous precedent has been made
in favor of the present ruler because his
administration has shown him TO be wise
and patriotic, and for the ostensiblc pur-
pose Of speedily restoring disturbed
States to their proper condition in the
government. Mexican fanatics, in at
tempting to arouse the old feeling OF re-
ligious intolerance and hate, are endan-
gering the vitality ofthe government, and
owing to this fact the Mexican Congress
has placed in the hands of its patriot
president the control Of the republic
army. Using this powerful ally he has
been fast suppressing outbreaks by a
proper distribution of the federal army
under the best and most courageous gen.
erals Of the government.