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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NETWORK .................JUSB IL
CLEARED
sesmsip Dorian cBr McRiichie Glasgow. Henderson
Steamship City Of Paris (Br Tbbtt Liverpool John o.
sfe,mship a IT. Stout Ford Philadelphia, Jas Hand.
BARK Virginia QtaL), brignetu, Gloucester. Ens- j. G
nsFS zio Lorenzo uta) Brgnetti Glasgow sesser
BARK Prncpi Sapon (Iai, Magma Cardin Fdnch. Eys
BARK Or). Lunve. Cork or Falmouth for ORDERS C.
BirS Sarah tBrL May, Antwerp. James w Elwen Co
bark Antonio g. QtaLl Oalabretta, Gloucester, Ens j. O.
nrI Nueva ves ptaJ. Costa Bristol Funch Edys 4 g:
Bark sandvik Swel samuelsen queenstown or FALMOUTH
BARK tsetaao Kepetio tal Gaurz1o. Cork Falmouth o.
Plymouth. B,Ihani * Bay,eD.
bark Lasa Bruno Ital,l Russo Ieith, J. G. seasss
Brig Emma buchanan Ds1ns Wash ,,n, Field ais,,on
brig u. D. Andrews Wilson 81 Marc Hay T. ,Musrsy IT,
ssh Nate scranton Palmer aud Bristol II. w.
cLr Robert Byron. Nicholson, Prcvnceown Jas K Ward
SIR Annie Lewis Adrich Key West, Benner 4 Pnckney
schr X. Shepherd Frambers. Richmond. Overton 6 haw
sehr Castalia rJ Lpsett warehau. Mass, l. Nevus
scir Edwin r. Kirk sheppard Pascagoula saht Petty
s 9% Mssse setSrs
schr tieo. A. Pierce, Kelly, salem, o. r. koooins ,.
sls5o MARY Dallas Drake Norwich. Briggs Co.
Barge Baltimore, McCue Phaiephia James Hand
Steamship cuI, Stream "l Gone. Wilmington N c. so horr,
Steamship Geo Elder Reed Norfolk with mdse to Old
steamship Eiran ia Johnson Portland with mdse and
Steamship Richmond, Kelly Lewes, Del. with mdsa 10 OLD
steamship Main tGer) Lest Bremen May 80 VIA South
ampton /, with ndsc and PISS TO Oeh!rchs & Co.
Steamship Hudson eager. Neworeans June 8. with mdsA
BarS ACKNOWLEDGMENT lAust Caraman, Amsterdam 50
BARK reieS, Pecasso Uta Pecasso. Dublin IS dayA in
Brig Reaper Cof Jonn N. b. Deons Cardenas ID daya
and Porto Cabelo 22l, with hides coffee, &C.
llrfa,l at,t I,iu "a
BIZ John ohm Brehinan loF Fall Riyern HANSON Havana IS
days with sugar and III. ado.
ErtS Msnzanilla Hopkins New Haven in ballast
Daylight (o Bath), AcFanden BArscoa 10 dAya with
schr Geo p Haock of island. sasuA 10
Jay Scr "i Looscai Nichols sagua 70 days with sugar
schr A. Wiley (U froyincetown Hickman. EleutherA
scir Benz ) Wright tof wenneep. Collins. Eleuthsrs :
Scir Cyrus Hall of BOSTON,, Hail. CaraenAs 10 DAY. with
schr. Huntress. Foster. Luesc, with nsh
sS S ds J Mn asn aess With SS nRo'.
ser Halle Cow oi Gloase,tsr Ghapman Progress 10
scRoosEHs-EivEs ANp coAsiwsH
rloSef lio saSl Sss Haven. E oeaSis
X. L. Tays NewI Haven X. l. kenney. wlckford
fi loren e. ! Emma N London Planet KrsSlasace
Eureka, Providence. Willow Harp. Providence
John eros kfori, ProvidenoA Yeranda, ProvksnoA
IsE .s,s N Fswst.. sSs S'S w:rss,
T c1 %! ss. s
III S'p M %.S" SS s.F SbS ss az
Hooper Amsrean Eagle H. Gordon Ia IA. vrdsn. and
WIND-sunscs moderate q T. casas.
DOMEs1iC POKrN.
PnnAprrmA. June ii;-clsessd. ssenssiys =: I, Cav.
sa. sa ssSa. Nellie t Joss b.
ny c4 ss syc tor
r. L Simmons fes IN kavoS =. basAsss es PssAnSuta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12

The from which systems are onf
I'D and derive mental wei - phyncex
capabilities how important that II should be kept pure
all organic functions are wesk-
liver or kidneys effect dissous. Hence 6e
every TO keep his blood In perfectly healthy
condition. and al does this apply at this paruco
the than at other No matter nss ~
exciiilg the real OF largo propoftfon
all is bal Dloo. Now DR. Pierce does not wsh
by recommending IL 10 cure every discae
recommend II tho contrary There arv nun
Of diseases that he acknowledges will not cure ouv
claim this. that there Is but one form OF ose
dos his Discovery for that dsesss yes -
the most searching blood CLEANSER yet discov
cred will FREQ the bod and system OF al oehde
blvo psonr DO they a1ina vegetable. or iinofa
The GolGen Discovery Is WARRANTED BY him 10 cure Tho wofs
forms OF skin Diseases ali forms ~ Bolchea Pimpios ahA
liberated Sores Of Neck Legs OF other art
Scroulois Diseases OF the BOnes ~ bite sweinfS
Hip Joint and spinal Diseases al VI when -
long " SclUiu0us diseases
CONFERENCE.-THE JOINT DfsEAsE CURED. 49,
W. Gro, 4 oIAiIuA. Ia, July IL lofA
DR. PIERCE. Buffalo, ". Y.
DEAR sIg: NY lame nine years swee
appear disappear her hip and she ~as s
uay becoming reduced AID her whoe system rotten wu ia
ease 1877 swelling broke her hip. discharhns large
quantities. and that there several oponheA
Have Of 1925. ho nothing
viii good but surgical operation
ceve great OF your Discovery for she
au Of the bed and was not expct W I'VE
when she commenced using year ago ee hAs Urae
doing her for sx months Has used twaV
bottles ard 81 II IL Her recovery Is considered -
miracle and attribute All To me use Ut Your vs
able D..itine. can cheeIfuly reSomInenu ~ Dhsr pan
fer aud strength resOr.r . L. hobiSsns
v sold by drugx.s0
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A we are sometimes called upon for the


pae a. reliable newspaper advertising agency we take
specin pleasure recommending the house OF y NJ Pet
t,ngl Co., 81 Parkrow. NcwYork as the oldest ana
Ieadns agercy Of the country. Forever quarter OF
century Ii has maintained name for the highest nteg
ry and for thorough and successful management of
ia peculiar agency. The baltimore American, sieaking
of ihese agencies says Ii demands talent Keen fore
cast and ndUitablo energy. Ii proposes 70 do Tor
business what he cannot do Tor himself through
the agency, business advertise IN nVe thou
sand paIcrs with all the economy and exacess as II ne
visited each Office and made separate bargain with each
paper great institution Is always more economical to
,o business with than small The amount OF bust
ness done by Z. NJ. Pettensli & Co enables them to
afford advertising cheaper than the publisher VIII do II
direct He OFTEN purchases great amount OF space az
Low rates. The publisher Is sure OF nng MS Columns
and of his pay The customers OF ie agency have
a share In the reduced rate" The agency OF - NJ Pet
tr iii Co has taken the lead of all advertising agpD
ces this country since the second year OF us existence
I'm Of the advertising contracted FOR IL has
not made the noise but las had the greatest real
prosperity and satisfied advertisers and the press more
generally any other he great secrets Of their
success are that they always treat their customers WELL
make their interests their owniye them their moneys
worth, which makes IL object for them To continue
with them-do lust what they promise have their adyer-
tsements set up prominently and In the best locations
aud pay their bills promptly which enables them 70 OBJ
tain the beat terms from the press and give satisfaction
all We able say these good things Of the agency
Intimate business acquaintance vf several years
Il Muscatine Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
PATRIOTISM IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

GOV. CUaMBERLAIS's LETTER PRESENTING A FLAG
To THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY-W. d.
PoRTER's REPLY-TnE CENTENNIAL CELEBRA-
TONS A COMMON GROUND FOR THE NORTH AND
SOUTH.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., June 11.-GOv. Cham
berlan has obtained for 10 the Washington
Light Infantry who start tomorrow for Bunker Hill, ON
elegant ag designed after that under which the victory
Of Fort Mourie i'll 1776. In his letter request
Ing the Hon W. D. Porter to make the presentation In
his name. the Governor says;
wish that ,ts presence at Bunker Hin may signify the
sincere veneraton in which the people OF south carolina
ton. wish thst it may call TO mind wherever II may
b. he HS ea Sss anS
her nm. OF lexington ana ktass M MSure
ssntb Carolna and Massachusetts the North and the
South, mingled their best blood II that early patriot
ism N those costly sacrifices TO have full fuitOn
will he when the North aud the south shall again be
united b. the ndissolnbe bond Of ths love OF country
II bitter estrangcmGnts are 10 DC succeeded ny
the sweet reward. OF peace wiz 90 W., %he PM, ny
the S and .. National S SG'' shall
command the and honor Of all sections and states
S ssssn suS s hs WssgsCn sht Infantry and
this fag of south Carolina viii bear asg,iicat ana
sS sDsH Har and Mas may o hi to-day
them and to Us all spot sacred FROM henceforth to
national peace and fraternity
Mr. Porter Ia his reply expresses cordial concurrence
IN the seutirne nts Of Gov. Chamber .in and adds
II seems 10 me as If there something Proyldentia
A. the occurrence of these centennial calculations 80 soon
after our recent enlargement. n there be common
ground which the people OF the North and South can
cri and look each other in the eyes and strike hands
and renew their pledges of fidelity to Liberty aud uncn
without encouragement or loss of self-respeet on
either side. IL is upon the grounds, the holy
places where their foreiathers laid the foundatons u
ndependencc and then comened them WIN the,r
precious blood This tho way OF all ways TO bridge
over the In fIrheIance Of this blessed work.
let express the hopC that on the 18th OF June 1870
when South Carolina, in her turn celebrates the victory
Moultrio the bright morning star and harbnger
OF American Independence MASSACHUSETTS, ana al or he
"Oid ThifteCn will be there 10 take their places In THO
nct
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MARklED

BAKER suddenly wstne.d.y mGrnns On is;s
ogIen Hon. stephen Baker OF Poushfsepsi~ N. " ~
congestion brain, Gv IL Bates formerly Of Brooklyn.
Relatives and friends arc invited sssesd the tunsr -
wees from his late residence sSmmst on MSudsy' yuos
10 ~, via Morris and Essex Railroad Intermeas -
Boston papers Please copy.
q srsSn ss Al. June ~ A%s:
Re.ais win be taken 70 boo.n Sonn Tor ntsmsa
.. M Saturday 18th
BROwNEAt Mount K.sco Wes1ao.ter Co. ~ 9. p
Reiates and friens Of family invited % attend u
Cor " u on sunday The 18Th at clock p m Ca,ra as
a M tran from Sew.YorE
COIT-At O'Clock this morning juno II. Ma Emily Colt
sunday 18Th inst a ocISca M r o.
friends respectfully invited To attend without urshas
New London and Norwich Conn., Albany. N Y. Gan FraA
CISCO Cal, Little hook. Ark. papers please copy
AfGS5sa va mo A'
HILLAt residence at south Norwslk Conn, June 10
Fa pnsr%.VSa Monday iiSy june H. stsspI -
LAwRENCE-At her residence. No 1870 Msdison sxs- 4
1d suIsiy .s sTssf the ~ Year
Tie relatives aad friends 81 the th are
on MONDAY. l4th inst, At IOam
MIIIs-ou 10th inst, suddenly. g. A. Mills in the asa
FnSra ssrvcss residence Ill East Thirty fourth
Sunday. 18th, AT 32 D. NJ
OsBoRN-In Paris 18th Of May Virginia sturgsA saH
daughter OF William H. Virginia II. OsDorn.
The Funeral will DO held at tho residence OF h
parent saturday morning 18th nsts
al O'Clock
ROwE-on Friday morning June IL. Alonse Rowe tn ths
Fnera from the residence Of bis father Robert Bov1
No I46 West Forty. fourth-sL Monday. June H. - l
oclock D. Relatives and friends respectfully INVITES
to attend.
RyERsoN-At his residence Newton j.: On f.,a.y liz
suprcn. Court, aud lre Judge Court OF Commssonofs
Alabama ianis, In the Goth year OF his are
The funeral u take from his late residence on LuSS
day 18TH At I5 o'clock m His friends Au respectfully
reIles eli 70 attend without further notice.
SELRYIn Francisco June g. 1875, suddenly o. puso
n,onia- Thomas h. seby ex Mayor u that city
sHRADYon Thursday June TO- John Shrady aged S5yeass
and Is days . 49,. 49,.
His funeral will take place Sunday, the 18th inst.
ocloek H. om his La residence, 80 Thirty secuoA
81 lrirns relatives Of the family are Respectfully ~
yited " attend without further notice
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM IONDON-Tn sfe1mshfp Greece, 11.-Mis Mary
Gordon Mr and Mrs Patterson child and Miss Faith
Dyer W W. Beal Mrs Lewis and children, Mr. and MIA j.
Yorke Simon b. Leon.
PROM BREMEN-fn steamship Mafn June Ill Dreyer.
L. Ierziy Emil Fink Miss Cornell Kehfuss F. Scha~fcr
GEORGE NJ Hess John IIot7inger a. Grunwald T.
Austin and family Miss Emile DrcknAnrn John Niederne
f. Bruder and family Miss Marg Conrad Miss Mare Hip
paeu Buschmann. Philip Seuernasei Felix and JOS
Iox Elnear Jorger, Geo Wegmann schneider WIN. No
ncister Geo Viemeister NJ schmidt, Moses trankeI MIS-
y Anna Baird Carl Schreibcr Miss Elise Iofer Miss Ida
Munich Clara Col schmidt, Mrs ~ schenfer Yrs a.
j. Graham, Mrs William THOMPSON MIS- Soseph
Wolr Mrs J. schurnann. $3.50,
FROM NEW.ORIEANS-Hr Ssdmshfp Hudson. juno IL
Mrs H. r. Miss H. kernOchan, Miss Grace kernochan
and Capt j. W. Lyons. T. rage VILE ohirrn ana
r. wife, j. D. Peet wife, children ana
rvant Mrs Holmes children. Mrs. IL. T. Vennsri
smith, Miss T. Ingalls, Miss q A. Fellows Master Fellows
Miss Morris X y Jennings, Misses f. and Kate len
ninxs Mira iIennen Miss Calhoun Miss Is. MOrris s. Jen
unes F. Morris Morris Miss b. Wise Miss Cora Jennings
And seryanta Miss NJ Rathbone, A A. Magnns Miss Ma
ginnis Master Pipes, Col f. H. Plat and wife Major n
Cove J. Franck Miss y. liardesty d. w. Pipes And VIA
Mira T. Janney. children and servant
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&C. spot sssss e July; % AsFH.s Ne 3spd.s sssS'
$50 Corr hsns, dsS:nd .sn os e s b uy
7 August gust r s e s. ssSs o.ss dun Sreopn
No. spot jSv rye qSss pr fnS ~ 20 sSes
81 oi,asi o. septsmber Pork dni AZ els SoS
zig SPOT q Ja ~, sSss a.s9 spot %
sss s Soess "a. AasI sia rs Ms Is S ssads
stsi H. Freghts dali aud weak Wheat and Corn &C. 70
Buffalo AT the afternoon call OF the Bosrd Whesi s'fgns
sS g9 o anfss er H az
ber Lard easy and weak at Ialy S Sn Ausn ra
Flour. 1000 bills Wheat 2o9cS S bush Corn
IsDAx iPoIs June -Four steady at IS 75as6 SO Wheat
Red 81 70 Amber 81 1881 20 White 81 SoeS ~ I ss
Write Sc Blk Meats shoulders She Clear RIB and
Clear Sides IL &c and II Sc Bacon. Shoulders sSc Lafo'
81 Ia k 5ans Four m superAns Single
Ghof % 2 Cor, .sd rT at rs c sgs1
81 20, as to weight Bulk Meats dull sholders s.@stc
Sides iS.c 30 boxes sides sold Yesterday to deal
at l2Ssc.; Hams duh at SGl3.c Lard dun derse TO
Choice estern 81 2losl ~ Corn meal - 70 - 90 s
gasquet quoted, Common dsc Low Fair to fully tai
saoc. Prime 10 strictly Prime stGs?c MosSSss IH
Exchange-NewYork sight, y premium; sterhhf' DIV
piitADEIpul Jnne 1lPetroleurn hrrner; Refined lse;
Taotby ,eaiy. at 81 621 tlaxseed 81 80 Flour hr w
I"aIana ann amt 3 ohio Gc ss%sS grades g
Whrat quiet steady sales Red, 81 3lasl S3i Amoei
& 81 Wie q $Sas A. Rys ~ isaSv C9 as7s Wits
soc. Mixed. Provisions quiet and unchanged. "msAy'
81 % for Western in ronbcund barrels
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NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsHINGToN. June lI.-Lieut. Joseph Marthon is
ordered the Navigation Department at the
aud Lieut.. r. H. DeaLO 10 ormahce
duty in the NavyNard at Washington. PayinIster ldwn
Putnam ordered tho Navy Yard at Portsmouth, H.
Can't Ralph Chandler has been detached nom the
command Of the svstara on the 2?d inst AMI
placed on waiting oriers Couinahder y. Il. tooH 10
relieved command Of tho Alarm AMI ordered to com
nIand the Mi.sipmen IL. H. Hosley j. NJ heii
A. O. Hops,n David Danes " II. Usher and G. NJ iisiow,
graduation from the Naval Acaden are Ordered 10 report
Tennessee the I'D inst Passed AZ
sistant L. W. Robinson Is detached IRON the Navy
Yard at Pluadeli Ia and ordered TO TEMPORARY daty - ~
Puilad lphia Paymaster A j. Clark IL he
tch Navy Yard Portsmouth. ~ H. and ordered
settle his accounts.
Capt Barrett commanding the United states steamship
Cananagua elegraps fron Key West under da'. oi June
follows IAN we'll viii leave here tOInorrOW los new
Orleans IA Pensacola"
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THE TWEED MONUMENT.


SIR: la your issue of this date appears an
article. under the caption of Another Pleasant
Reininiscencc giving the Of the grateful citi
Gems OF New-yor who contributed funds. or at least
put down their for that purpose, for the erection
OF a monument TO Boss Tweed" Among the list find
nv name for $50 without questioning the motives VI
ethers or the right OF paying a compliment 10 a man
whom both the press and u'ac opinion auded ~ the
time as "a Gnaocier, great lcadcr-in TACT as public
bepefactor- SIMPLY desire TO state that never gave
$50 nor put down ny or authorized any one 10
do 80 ff such purpose II nay name appears Oh any BOOKS
In connection with the "TWceG monument IL has been
put there without my consent Know ledge. AS you
have been led to use my uDjusty, nope you VIII
allow me to correct the error. DAVID L. CoSfsOhAA
Nee York, June IL. 1870.
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WASHINGTON.
PROFITABLE ADVERTISING JOB.

PROFITABLE ADVERTISING JOB.
ENORMOUS PROFITS IN PUBLISHING THE DELINQUENT
TAX LIST OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBiA-hiS
TORY or THR JOB-A REWARD FOB AN ACTIVE
THIRD TERM ORGAN
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuSE.l
WASHINGTON. juno 1.-The list OF delinquent
taxes in tho District Of Columbia published
By The National Republiodx for the first time
yesterday is probably ono of the most profit
able advertising jobs ever given to ring
organ. 1t occupies 42O columns, and it, by law. TO
appear four times at the rate of 25 cents line for
each Insertion The total amount of the bill will be
more than 800 OOO of which more than $40 900 will
be clear profit The history of this advertising job
is lust now especially interesting The act OF Con-
gross passed June 90, 1874, abolishng the
Territorial Government Of tho District and
creating tho Commission, directed the
publication Of complete list OF all
taxes IN arrears the LIST OF March last In news
paper of the District, eight times. AS soon az THIS
act was passed, the influence of the White House
was solicited by representative OF Inc Repnot'od"
to secure the job for that paper and Gen. BabcocK'
either personally by letter, requested Mr. Blow,
who had just been appointed ono OF the District
Commissioners, to give the contract to the third
term organ. It was understood to be the especial
desire of the President that the newspaper which
was accepted throughout the country as hls nc
credited representative should be in this way re-
warded for its fidelity. Mr.. Blow promised Gen.
Babcock the job for The Republican, and in accord
ance with this promise a contract was afterward
made on the terms already given. Had not the law
been changed, the bill. according to that contract
would have amounted to nearly 800, 00O of which
at least $40 900 would have been profit At the
last session of Congress- the Act of June 90 1874,
was so amended as to provide for four Implications
instead of eight and to postpone tho advertisement
from March to June thus reducing the number OF
publications and cutting down the expense one
half The expense has been still further reduced by
the settlement of great number ofdelinquent taxes
within the past three months. But tho sum OF
$40 600 is still handsome profit on the work, and
is ample remuneration for the energy and devotion
with which The Republican, for about year. advo-
Gated third term for Gen. Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-12
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON. Friday, June III, 1879.
The headquarters of the National Grange OF
the Patrons OF Husbandry which ever since the organ
ization of he order. in 1865, has been In Washington
will probably be removed to Louisville. KY IN shoi
time Kentucky stands NO. as regards the number o.
Oranges. having 1859. Indiana heads the hat WIN
2O27 Oranges Missouri has 202G; Iowa, 2OOi Hi
uols l5sI and Kentucky, 1859. The total number OF
Oranges in the United Is 25O0 with al estimated
aggregate membership OF 100000. The total receipts
from 1865 1871 inclusive, were less than S3,r9u
while the receipts last were S2l63el Inc oiurr
AZ present has $50 900 invested in Government bonds
and cash deposit at the financial agency III
New York.
THE EXPLORATION OF SALT FROM SPAIN
A dispatch to the State Department from
the United states Consul at Cadz, spn' mentions Tue
revocation Of establishing impost upon the
exportatiop OF salt and stating that the deposit made by
American captains tine consignces OF American 'eseen
on account of said mpost Will be refunded " tneu
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
SATURDAY. JUyK IL.

SATURDAY. JUNK II.
scotland and France via Queenstown
aud Liverpool 10y the steamship Atrtac mails close al
supplementary Mail IL closed at III a m Steamship
sails IL l from Pier No. 80 North River
only by the steamship California mails close ~
sa m supplementary Mall IL closed at Ii steamship
sails az IL M. from Pier No. 90 North River
France direct bv the steamship Pereire mails close ~
a. m. Supplementary Mail IL closed at 1920 III steam
ship sails at u III, from Pier No 80 North RIVER
For Europe Bremen the steamship onau mails Gloss
at l:30 Supplementary Mail Il closed az we ipst
Office at p steamship sails q. p from Pier foot
OF Thr St. HOboken.
Mails Kew West by the steamship City Of Austin close at
steamship sails at from Pier NO 20 tast RIVER
Mails for Newfoundland close At the New'fork Postomos
every day at l;30 .. m A.. NJ.
Nail Halifax N. g. Is closed ct the New-York Pest
Office every day 1T p m
Nails close at IL O'Clock = m The PoerOWcs u open
from 8 a IN. IL q.
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Ay,svsh steamships Area from POSITION; vndicseos -
Prov1dencsi Alliance, from Richmondy ohnvn ~
baltimore PhiisdelphiA from New YORK echn r1SxS
from Cardsnas; Julia A. ard from Boston yosss
from scabrook W. r. Gsrrson from Boston, Clars Dsve
con, and John II. Ford frow YORK Nvef
BALTIMORE Jnne l-Arrivod bark Eyerfon nom Hay ~
brgs Concord. and Herman, and schr clara SMITH ~
tanzas schrs Henry \. squire, rsm Eichmond No Z n
Hayes from Savannah Addis Wason ron TURKS
Boston, 1l-Arriyed steamship 0eo Appo'd. ~
NORFOLK June 1.-The steamship san Jscinsa froa ose
weston for Liverpool, put in here tor coal ,,..su.
PoKr ROYAL, 4. G., June 1.-THE GeAmsh1p henOv0
sailed ut D. NJ, fur New.York. 49,.
Pogr.AsD Ore, June l0.-Arrved, bark Forwars 'Hs'h
PRovIDsScE, June 1l.-Arrivsd steamship Florida n.a
Philadelphia saiod. tng VIM. A. Heney lBfs Tayof -
NewYork.
FOREIGN pORTs.
QUEENSTOWN, Juno 1.-THE White star Line steamship 70
pubic left for New. York at II . m. to-day i.
QUEENSTOWN. Juno 1.-THE InmAn Line s,csmshp CiV
RocKLASD. n. b. June l0saiied brig Beaver for New
York.
HAVANA Juno l1.-An1vcd, steamship Henry Chsancsys
from AsInwa for SewYork. Sailed bark Virgin del Noe
City sail for 18th sailed Ion. steaashp cry
IOSDoS Juno lis sailed United ports; KalunA
Primo kabervo Ga,elle LuiestA
H. pis ArriveI from the United the 9th Inst,
Cottarin Jens Brsns lmp Pauline David Hstoe nsecs
Marcia Day Eoas Precsa. Carla, Iltero Diapo ~ M
Arrived the 10th inst, Frnsobi Dcvota ~
Queen Mega the latter % Falmouth Angelina Cxnno
gn0re NOantum the latter OF Plymouth for AntweU
Ulrica Arrived the 1ith INST Antwerp screame ness
Matorhorn koseneath Giuseppe Masonic e.
month"; the latter at Queenstown: Ottawa CzvI CsmpooA
Altoona Also arrived Romc. Carrie l. Tyler.
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TRINITY CHURCH cHnDRENs FESTIVAL

Yesterday WAS the feast of st. Barnabas,
which appointed for the annual festival Of the
Sunday school children OF Trinity Church. The children,
sccompanied by their teachers assembled in the church
st IL O. H. when morning prayer said aud the Com
munlon was given. Tue Rev. Morgan Dix. ID. D.. the
Rev DIR OgllIy. the Rev Mr.. Eitchngs aud the Rev
Mr. Rush were present In the Afternoon ut O'clock
the children assembled again IN the church Tor evening
PRAYER About 300 children attended. Hymns
sung and DR. Dix delivered address to the children
When the services ended, the children, bearing
number OF banners marched IN prOcess0n through the
streets TO the Sunday school, wherv COLLATION. pro-
vidsd Tor them.