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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Omce sof the American Cotton Tie Tom
pany. No. IS Car0ndelet street. New Vr,enns.
special Arrow COttOn Tie NOtice.-"o US
to inform the numerous friends and patrons 1914 ~ s
ARROW TIE, that owing 10 the h'gn rae " wv wv
and high rates az Freight from Ligerpoci 10 New
orleans we have this day advanced the price OF gu,
rott N ties to FIVE AND A Hale zen M 10 1A'
POND. K. W. RAlNE . III ~ 70
ie16 lw Gcnera A gents Am = 1. Co.
Mutual National Bank-N.w Orleans. ; me me
Is 18I5-At regular meeting of the Board held thls
day it was unanimously resolved TO can a meetin "
the Stockholders of this eank TO take ihto rl
ton the propriety of reducing the capital stock.
meeting be ED at the b sinking House i0o e's d
street on MONDAY. July 10, at Y o'clock M.
jel6 5w JOSEPH MIIOnLLL. oae--e..
Crescent City Rifle Cuba special called
meeting of this Club will take place THIS EsEN-
ING at ~ o'clock at No So ST Charles street, Tor
the purpose of adopting plans and specifications ior
their new "Creedmoor' rang and the consideration
Of other important matters. Members should 1e
,,,on,nt in attendance jel6 1t
Notice.-Canal Street. City Park and Lake
Rail GA Company, June H. 1o.l-An lnstallment OIL
twenty five per the Capital Stock OF the Com
pany will be due and payable at the ON e OF ne
Company, No CarOndelet street, on SAIohDAA
the 26th inst.
Bv order of the Beard of Directors.
iel5 TIC r. NJ HARRISON, Secretary
Vicksburx, Shreveport and Texas Railroad
Through bills lading signed TO Trenton Monroe
Delhi, Rayville and all way stations
w. B. CROCKETT, Agent.
my16 If No. 80 Camp street
Innan Royal Mail Steamers-We are Pre-.
paed to issue Passenger Tickets by the above line
of steamers from New York to Liverpool At TIT
lowest rates Round trip tickets, cabin and steer
| g., he or
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By r. MI. & Is. j. Montgomery.
r. M. Z B. J, MONTGOMERY
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS u
NEW FURNITURE.

Once Armory Hall, 81 Camp street.
Tri-weeky sales Of every description Of household
furniture mirrors. pianos carpets mattresses ETC.,
ton room, No. 80 Camp street, commencing ct II
o'clock.
Semi.weekly sales Of horses, mules, bugges car.
riages, ETC., etc. at sales stables No. 10 Baronne,
near Gravier street. on Wednesdays and Saturdays,
commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ.
Out door sales Of every description promptly NJ
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock Of new furniture
of every variety to be- found in the city their show
rooms, Armory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and Oldest establishment Of the
kind in The South they solicit portion Of the public
patronage both in their line - suctOneers and deal
ers in furniture ial "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 8, 1875.
CLEARED.


Steamer virago OBI, Whiting, Hull-chas Wright 3
Steamer Thuringia GerA Meyer Hampurg-Kun-
Steamer City of Vera Cruz, Deaken, Havana-F Alex
Steamer City Of Houston, Deering. Bermuda-A
Steamer Huntsville Chester. Fernandina via Port
Steamer isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk City Point
and Rchmond-old Dominion Steamship 90
steamer Philadelphia DAVIS Phhaoeipnia-1smes
Steamer George strout Ford, Philadelphia-James
Steamer Chesapeake. Mangum. Portland-J Ames
Steamer Nereus, Bearse BostoD-H Diuock X ;.
Ship Il FiIans (krl. Coter Liverpoo4-h ourrie
Bark sooloo (Brl. Howie. London-Peabody. Willis
BARK Saga tNor). Larsen. London-Funch, Edye Co.
Bark Mary Rideout Br), Gibson Montevideo-Brett
Brig Temi (Auso Tomassich, Penarth Roads-sioco
BriT KossaK smith Lisbon-F Talbot Co.
Brig Dart Brj. Golfer, Vigo and santander-simpson
Brig Daylight Marks Demerara-L W Arm
Brig Ada Il Halls CBr). Johnston Barbados-Leaycraft
Brig Robert Movie. Dearborn, Bridsetown-H Trow-
Brig aipsey Dam, Jayne Gonaiyes-Kunhart Co.
Brig Anna Lindsey Br), Robinson. St John. NB-
schr Northern Home tBr), swain, Porto oabeilo-Pen
schr Ella Davis, AUX cayes-J staples.
schr J I Mott, Brown, Baracoa-B WEINBERG.
Schr Carrie W Clark, Cross Baracoa-B weinberg.
schr J Hatfield tBrl, Hatnela' Parrsooro-C Der
scnr Mcdonald, Mcdonald ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
schr N ReppelIer, steeman. Brunswick-Brett, Son
Schr 4 J Grace, smaley, Brunswick-Jas Henry.
schr John Brill Roger, Norfolk StRples
scnr Hattie Chevaler, joyce, New Haven-Rackeu
schr Report sammis New Haven-Rackett Bro
schr Henry Lemue. Jarvis. stamford-A Briggs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04
ROBBERY N THE TREASURY.

PACKAGE CONTAINING OVER FoRTY-sEvKN
THOUSAND DOLLARS ABsTRAcrKD-THR EF-
FORTS 10 DISCOVER THE THET-
WASHINGTON, June 3, 1875.
A package containing over $4,000, addressed to
the PARK Bank, New York, was yesterday after
noon stolen from the Treasury once. me pack
age which was to have been sent Dy express, was
missing wnen tue clerks closed up the days bust
ness, between four and ave O'Clock, after the
regular once hours. IL was al nrst supposed 20
have been mislaid, bat q dlligent search failed 10
recover IT, The treasury detectives are busily
prosecuting their search Tor the parties who abb
stracted the package. Various theories have been
mentioned regarding the theft, but there is notn-
ing definite upon the matter, excepting that the
money has been lost Inc exact amount o. the
abstracted FUNDS Is S4T Ues 50. IL 10 said by some
that the theft Is narrowed down 10 TOUR clerks la
the Treasurer's once, but TINS can hardly De, az
service and are tried men. could, without the
slightest suspicion resting upon their movements,
have access 10 the portion OF the cash room where
the pacgages we're placed. IL il said that there
we're ave bours yesteTday-the time between ae-
posting the package in the usual place and tRe
ftme ior removinR ID 10 semi ID to the express
ofnce-wnen the party VINO aOstracted IL could
leave ior lew moments and conceal the money.
THE CLERKS SEARCHED.
Ali the clerks we're searched yesterday alernoon
by the officers who were called upon 70 invest-
gate the loss. the cashier, Mr.. Wyman, being the
nrst upon whom the search was made Inc de-
tectives and Assistant secretary Conant have
been in Conversation several times during the day,
but positively decline 70 give any information as
to Whatever clue they possess. Inere are some
who are let inclined 70 the belief that the package
Will be found IN the department, though Inc most
rigid search mas Deen made ana the mlnutest
pieces or paper examined 10 the investigation mat
has been made Instances are known wnere PACK.
ages Of money nave been mislaId and afterward
discovered, ana there are amt hopes tnat suca
will prove TO be lne TACT In this case. General
Spinner, however with the great majority OF those
who nave been investigating the loss. are hrmly
convinced that
THEFT has BEEN COMMITTED
and cannot Dut admit that the tnief Is al emplOFe
u the lreasuferia once. Though the detectives
decline 70 give any information, II Is apparent
4 that they regard the ROBBERY as al exceedingly
MYSTERIOUS one, but bellevs mat they Will soon
4 not only secure the thleL ont recover ali the
money when, being principally In $500 notea
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
ny See cable ne W.

BARK ELNA Csol, was sold by the United States Mar
shai a Wmins ton NS on the LIST INST 70 Mr. Paschau
gale while lying at Smithvile some months The
the IA the u states co
under decree OF which the sale took place.
ported spoken dlsasted was seen on Monday last by
nshing schr Carlton which arrived at Gloucester the
by fishing scnr b Somes Gloucester bound home.
scus LATHE FgLLaa Hart which arrived a, parien
port was destroyed by fire night Of "a inst. The II
is7s from whence she hailed. '"e' 49, =
senR HELEN 4 Bowen, Alexander, which arrived at
5 !, P 4 6 70
hailed from Bangor.
sCaE E11sGH. @ from cssz Or 81 Pierre been
Sem TorPrpo, Buckins from Boston, arrived at Lu-
bee, Ne. May n, with loss OF head of mainmast
Cranberry Isles May u, with botn masts sprung.
Captain Alley, Of the schr Pushaw, which arrived
mes Of vessel osmns bottoa uD
with her rudder gone and the Tssng az hanging for
AMERICAN LLoYDs UNIVERSAL REGIsrER-The June sup
PIGMENT g this work, published by Thos Taylor
vessels remetangs &c, and other useful information
for all engaged in marine commerce
American LLoYDs' RRGIsrER AND TELEGRAPnIc SIGNAL
CopE-We have received from Messrs Hartshorne Il King
bic pa6catioa and contains the descriptive Capacity
and rate of large number OF new vessels with their
metailnSs, corrections, &C.
ADELAIDE, March 27--rhc bark Mary Ann wilson,
Stoddart winch arrived here yesterday from Burrard
Inlet tmberl sprang leak early IN the voyage and
continued to make about six inches OF water hour
until her arrival
NEW ORLEANS, June 3-shP Calcutta (Br, Tyre. tor
Liverpool is aground outside Of the bar.
NEwBURYPORT. June 3-Messrs Piper 4 Marquand at
tempted launch their new schr Helen Locke. from
their yard Wednesday. ani would have succeeded
had the not proved too short which caused her 10
settle. sern foremost into the mud remaining tast.
WINCH Gates, arrived from Boston yester-
day afternoon, TO haul her OF At hgh water last night
QuKBEc June 3-The steamer Chesapeake, for some
time ashore at Mahane, arrived up to-day
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ARCHBISHOP HENNL

CONSIDERATION OF THE ARCHBISHOP YEsTERDAY.
MILWAUKEE,. WIS.,, June g. 1875.
The ceremony Of investing the Most Rev. John
NJ Henni with the insignia OF Archbishop took
place yesterday in the Roman Catholic Cathedral
Among the dgnltares OF the cnurcn present are
Mgr Roncetti, the Papal Ablegate. ana DR.. UDad.
The doors or the cathedral were opened az nine
O'Clock and the seats we're almost Instantly nlled.
The interior was beautifully adorned with q pro-
fusion Of flowers.
In the evening there was a grand torchlight pro-
cesslon oil all the Catholic socie ties Ia the city IL
was two miles In length and there were 5000
torches. After marching through the principal
streets the procession halted at the ArchDsnop's,
when there was a salute or guns and ringing OF
the bells OF all the Catholic churches In the city
Addresses we're read to tue Papal ALLOCATE an
the Arch bishop ana responses N ade. These ex-
ercses we're tnterspersed with music, and at their
conclusion the procession separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04
STRIKE OF COAL HEAvERs.

CHICAGO June 8. 1875.
the Coal Exchange recently passed a resolution
reducing the rate paid TO coal wheelers nom SIS to
So per day and the wages OF other en-
ployes in the coal yards in like proportion.
In consequence OF this action to-day several
hundred organized strikers belonging 10 the Coal
beavers Union assembled in the. forenoon and
determined to force their demand for S. per day
for the wneelers and a proportlonate rate Tor
shovelers, Or drive away all laborers who At
tempted 10 work for 50 and So per day.
They went 50 far as 70 use personal violence, IN
o number or cases besetting the non-Unon men
az the several yards with clubs and revolvers.
They drove OF all the workmen In the several
yards, with one exception, and warned them TO
desst rom further labor on peru OF their lives
seven eight non-union men were thrashed.
one man was injured, perhaps fatally. One man
was thrown into the river, and narrowly escaped
being drowned. Tue movement was so sudden
tnas the police Gould not be summoned until alter
the assault.
the strikers were generally armed. They were
very bold IN their oenun Citations or their en-
ployers. They hold that as they are employed
only . Comparatively short time, unless
they can obtain good prices they and
their families must 20 destitute during the winter.
II Is reported that gathering or 500 Union men
will take place tomorrow morning, and that
concerted movement Will be made as was done To-
A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04
Two Thousand Miners March
ing and Fighting.
POLICEMEN AND CITIZENS WOUNDED.
The Sheriff Overpowered and
Military to the Rescue.
SEVERAL MINERS KILLED.
A Colliery Fired by the
Rioters.

louisville. June 8, 1875.
Up 10 this morning II was an accepted ana liked
act that we were the eve OF general resump-
ZION tnroughout the sehuylkl regions, the men,
N number OF instances having signlned their
Intention OF resuming work on the operators
proposition. or 1878 basis and at the East Frank
lin coliery, near Fremont. full force OF MINERS
stilI continue working without interruption. there
being no demonstrations made or disposition TO
stop the men. AT the West Mahanoy coliery, the
west Shenandoah and other colIieries in The VI
entity OF Mahanoy City, there were threats ofinter
ference and dissatisfaction made oy the men out
OF employment, and they determined. II possible,
10 prolong the strike and delay q general resump-
gon.
early this morning . despatch was received
from Ma nanoy City saying that large crowds OF
men frem Hazleton and vicinity who left Halle
son last night about nine O'Clock. had rived In
Mahanoy CITY this morning, ana were compelling
all 10 go with them TO stop the working OF the
mines that had resumed WORK since N onday last.
There are about 1000 men now marching from col
nery TO collery, compelling all the miners TO sus-
pend work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BRIsrot, June Starved brig Escort Bn, Baker.
Baltimore schr Ell CBrj. Harris, Philadelphia
BELFAST June a-saied, BARK ocean CBr). whitende,
United states
BREMEN June i-sailed, ship John Mann (Br9, Gibson
United states
cARDrFr. June s-sAilsd. bark shatsmnetBr williams
Bahia
DEAL, June Starved ship Nelson tBr), walls, Pensa-
cola tor London
DUBLIN. June 2-sailed. bark vegar Nor). Abertsen,
United states; brig oromocto Br), Pratt, do.
FAYAL-sailed, bark Z A Cochrane, symmos 0rom
PHILADELPHIA, Eisinore, having repaired
GLOUCESTER, June 2-sared, bark Charles Murdocx
Br). Campbell, Pensacola.
GRRKSocK. June 8, 5AM-Arrived. steamer state Of
Louisiana tBr) Johnston, New York.
LIVERPOOL. June s-Arrived. ship Leonora Griffin,
san Francisco.
Sailed 3D. ship calista Haws Bp, Leavstt, United
States; barks Q cochrane, Given, Boston Poolscar
tBr. Clark, United states
LoSDos June 3 10 AM-Arrived, steamer Denmark
OBJ. williams. New York
Sailed "a, bark Sirius tSor. Knudsen United states.
LONDONDERRY June 3-Arrivsd, bark Gimolo dtaD I,
schafino, Baltimore.
LIsBoS, June 2-Arnved, schr Martha Han, Burgess
Boston.
LKoHoRx-Arrived, bark smyrniote, sears, Smyrna
ROTTERDAM, June 2-Arrived. steamer scholten
Dutch, Hus new YORK.
soILLY, June s-of. steamer Eurnbers GER, Jaeger,
nom Baltimore for Bremen.
SYDNEY. NsW June ARRIVED, steamer Mikado tBD ,
Moore. san Francisco.
srocKHoLx, June ARRIVED, bark Bjorntraa Sorh
Hammerstadt, New York.
TRALxE, June STARVED bark Knudsvis Mon. Terje-
sen, PHILADELPHIA.
TRIESTE June l-Arrlved, bark Minerva CSsr), Olsen
New York; brig Olga AUST, ciaverich, do
LONDON June 3-BarK Runer NoD, Erickson, from
savannah via Queenstown for Finland, Is stranded In
the Gulf Of BothnIa The cargo will probably be lost
ship City Camp tBrl, Carter, from Portland, oregon,
for Liverpool spoken May TO- lat n Ion W. She
thrown hes. ends during severe gala did
not make any signals for assistance,
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FOREIGN PORTS

FAJARDo, PR May io--1n port, brig Augusta (BD. for
Boston
HALIFAX, June 2--Arrived schrs Gesiona Dutch,
schiedam l5J days; Condoya, Chatham Mass Laura
Bel DO Fortune Bay, NJ mi three misplaced under
CienfueR0s IN Yesterdays paper.
sailed "a, brigs Express OBJ, Barbados; Halifax OBJ,
Cienfueg0S
LlvKFiool June 2-sailod, steamer Pennsylvania,
Harris, Philadelphia.
MALAGA, May If-sailed. brig Pettingin, Hall Qrom
AmeriaJ New York.
MoSIREaL Juue Cleared. steamer sarmatian Br),
Arid Liverpool
PAeA. May 2s-arlyei, schr Bisbee, Jackson,
New YORK via Maranham.
PoRr SPAIN May i5-In port, bark Maynower, Ian.
fare, tor Nc YORK dg, brig harip0sa Milton, for 10
0isg,
Pfcrou, june 2Arrived, bark Maggie tBr, Cummings
New York.
PLAtsrKR Cow. June i--Passcd By, bark VIM owen
oGsnsc, June i-Arrived steamer Peruvian CBD,
watts Liverpool and cleared for Montreal -.
March AIN port eohr Active NO0 t0nA an,
for An FrMnoiann
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~ NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT OF NEW ToRK AT NIGHr-The NEW
YoRE has adopted a distinguishing Coston night
signal for use board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors red green red. changing
the other succession and can be seen sew
era miles distant Captains upon seeing this
signal viii oblige by preparing any marine news
they may have for the Ship News Department OF the
HERALD
nO- Persons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels
arriving at York do by addressing to such
vessels care OF HERALD yacht, pier No East
River New York. received from all parts of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
CURED
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ROUND East.


steamer Chesapeake. Maasum, New York for Fort
steamer Nereus Bearse. New York for Boston
Brig kussuth. Peters, New y ork for Lisbon IL -.
i hrg Morning star tBr, Borden New YORK lot TOT
Brig John Giyan Br,. Croft, New YORK for St John
s a f0E San Sem T re ~ Soank
schr Geo Noon Mason, New YORK ier Noank, a., No.x
London
sehr IA K,pgsland. Murphy, New York for NOank.
schr Il P Hallock. Hallock New York for Hartford.
sehr Pne Hgw orS S NsE NSaak
schr d q Foster Rogers, New Yors for Boston
schr Empire state, Beeoe. New York for New Lon
,scnr Phil Sheridan. Lindsey, New York for Fall
scnr VIM Bowen Dill New York for Providence.
h seI a sheeld Ko1dout Tor soHingtend
cr RoE sar s4adey New YSTs tor Dr. Nsw
schr Lawson, Fitzpatrick, croton Point for Paw
schr Emile Belle, Kelly. New York for Dennis
schr Sophia, Wilson. Georgetown for Bridgeport :
schr Henry Remsen. Alien, Elizabethport Tor FAN
schr Minquas Heany Newburg for Providence
~ seehr Golden Eagle. Kelly. New York Tor New BED
schr cordoya, stedman, Alexandria for Norwalk-
schr Alpine, Marshall HoDoken for Providence.
schr Edward kulng, Walker. Philadelphia for Mystic
schr Kate Lilly, Hutchins, hLzahethportto Tor salem
sehr Reading XIX No 4S Adams Philadelphia for West
erly.
,,schr Reading RI No a. Adams. Philadelphia for
schr Messenger. spelmau Woodbridge for Taunton
schr Martha Weeks, somes Rondout for Boston
s s Xest Wind ,Lngard ioboken tor proyidenee
sehr Apnle May, simpson GEORGETOWN Tor bridgeport
schr ada 1erbert Aien New fork for Bostons epoi~
schr Z Merwtn, Bunce hoboken Tor Providence.
schr { watson uincSley New York for Newport
schr Forsytne. Hobblc, New DIRK for stamford.
schr Blackstone, Wtxon. New York for Providence.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and shipmastcrs are in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD Londo n
Bureau. No l6 Fleet street or the Paris Office,
Rue Scribe the arrivals at AMI departures from Eu
ropean and Eastern ports OF American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United states the Will be
cabled 70 this country free OF charge and published
Captains arriving and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports win ind the Paris Office the more
economical and expeditions for telegraphing news
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could hardly be used by Ene party who distracted
II without giving rise ~ SUSPICION. General spin
ner Is intensely mortified and dsheartened that
the close oi MS ofilclal term should De attended
with an incident crime, anu receives much ~ m
patty IN the actual distress waich SURROUNDS nlm
no ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENTS.
Up 10 q late nour tonight no additional deyel-
opments have been made IN the Treasury ROB-
bery. Suspicion rests upon TWO or three parties.
but the authorities DO not mention any names.
Assistant secretary Conant THINKS that TWO or
three days must elapse before any definite idea
as TO the guilty party Will be obtained.
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SINGAPORE May mot 2oth)-Arrived ship Tecumsen.
Ellis, Cardiff chartered load at for Liverpool On
private terms. -,
~ JoHN, NIB June 2-Arrived. barks Melbourne lbD,
Burns sydney, cB; 81 British Queen Brl Chafene ~.
Halifax, Wihelmna Pust Ger, aeyer, Boston, scul
New York.
Cleared ID schr Bagaduce lBr), New York
sailed "a. ship Prince Amadeo Br new, Liverpool,
Wave Queen (Br), do.
ToRAseo, May Sin port, schr Helen O King, WOOD
for New YORK in l0days
Verona, May 2s-Arrived. ship Alaska, futile. san
Fra
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SAILED.

Steamers Thuringa Ger, for Hamburg; yirago (Br
HUI City OF Houston Bermuia City OF Vera Cruz.
Havana Hunsy ille fernGudua and Port Royal, Isaac
Bell Richmond &c; ships Derby lGer Bremen; Mari
anna v Porp. Lisbon; barks So (Nor) Stoekhol N !;
Annie Troop Br do; oivari utaD, Gloucester, Daphne
(Aof). Antwerp Mets Mebourne AliegroGer, Konig s.
berg Caroline Ger), Bremen Antonetta q QtaD stet-
tin brigs Alice Abbott Br, Liverpool. NS Lizzie IL
kimbalL. st kits: l. Munson, Mobile.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record win show the cha nges In
the temperature for the past twenty-iour hours, In
comparison with the corresponding date OF Iast
year, as indicated by the Thermometer ~ Hud-
NUTS pharmacy, HERALD BuiidinR:-
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BELOW.

Ship Eliza Mcneil. Mills from st John NB bound to
Baltimore.
ship Rhine stetson, London 40 days. to Grinell
Mnturn Il Co.
Bark Homeward Bound. Merryman, from Havre As
days, In ballast to Car ver Barnes.
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TEE TEXAS BORDER RAIDS
ExcrTKMEET IN WESTERN MEuco-TEARs or A
war BETWEEN THE REPUBLICS.

war BETWEEN The REPUBLICS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, June 3, 1878.
A despatch from San Diego says that a letter to
the san Diego Union rom Unes Sonora reports
tnat great excitement prevails over the Mexican
raids 10 Texas. War 10 feared between
the United States ana Mexico. The EstreHd
ne wspaper, In referring to the Washington
Chronicles version or the Texas raids, that Mexico
Is TOO weak 20 restrain the raiders, says II the
Great Republic cannot or will not keep marRud.
Ing parties from passing into a friendly state and
committing al kinds or atrocities ~ cannot won
der &C weak Mexico not being able at al times to
prevent ner bad boys from entering . friendly
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SIIsCELLAXEOUs.

4 BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
IA cnt states; Legal everywhere desertlon 10, sun-
Client cause no publicity required no charge until DE-
vOrce granted; advice free. N. HOUSE, Attorney
1874 Broadway.
A Bs0LUfE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIP
~ ferent states for numerous causes; publicity
fees In advance. FREDERICK l. KING, Lawyer and
Notary Public s03 broadway Residence oficea-No.
Eighth street, near Third avenue.
DHEUMArIsM, NEURALGIA AND DEBILITY 70
III fectualy cured.~A bnndoned as hopeless by tnt
leading physlcans Dr. PROTfN, No SO Bond street, New
fork, cured me thoroughly. ROCKEFELLER,
10. III Unlon Aveaue, Brooklyns
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q MOE BURS A coLI1EHx-
MOUNT cAnNKr.. Pa. jan

MOUNT CARMEL Pa, June ., 1875.
William scAwencE a CO.'S colisry near this
place. vas almost enursly destroyed by are tais
evening. IL was nrea BY mob o. nearly one
hundred men. The loss il not known.
The collisrT had been in operation the past two
days At reduced prices.
A PEoBABLE QUIET SOLUTION on rHr Du-
rrcULrx IN THE ANTHRACITE REo1oE-RRA-
SONS ron rHR coLr.APsn-THE POSITION AND
PLANS or TIE OPERATORS
wILKRsBARRE Pa, June ., 1875.
Although the miners failed TO 20 70 work on % .
las mat. - Il vas 20 csnndsnsu predicssa tAsl