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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
AN-BONDIIOLDEnS obtain information about the ex
change lands by addressing calling upon
GAVIN T. HOW. No ~ Burlng slip, NeWNOr
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
~ and SCRIP bought and sold u +. NEWHALL co,
Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE H. l875-TRIPLE SHEET

sehr Y Grimm, stocking Elegshera 9days,with pines
70 , ames Doug vessel 70 % MehpeeiE. ,,n tnas
to ] i . feSrsali Eve; vessel to i J wenburg
to eSS' re fearsa ii' Vessel rIs %snesrs "
schT Harris, hudson Aeacoa days, with pines 70
scGr Liwrence, Herrics, Bermuda y days, with
schT Lima Babcocs cofPhade p6ia Bower acKson
Vile Il days with yellow pine to Drew Backie vessel
senr Mary Stewart, coombs, St Marys. Ga, days,
with lumber 70 John Boynton's Son Coz vessel 70
with lumber G 10 . Moody .S vessel to master
n.s A y Eos Sond n Nc days with
sehr J Kelsey, Bernne, virginia
sS cST klen TSS2 sgrpe Sc
schr Annie Allen; Longs stree baltimore
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF New Bedford FISH New Bedford
steamer Electra, Young. Providence Tor new YORK
schr carrie (Br, Bunnell st John, NIB, New York
schr Julia Chnch (Brl Maioney, Musquash, NIB, for
New, York days with lath 70 order ~. v..,
sehr Jennie, Rogers Georges Banks Tor New York.
sehr Empire = kennedy ROcaaud for New York. with
schr VIM Rice, Fressey, Rockand for New York, with
schr George Noon, Lamphier, Nantucket for New
scnr Union, Mitchell Calais for New York. with Ium-
schr Robert Blair, Kingsland. Pawtucket for Haver-
schr Salmon washburn, Hathaway. Taunton for New
sehr sanie chartree. Threefathom Taunton for New
schr WIN II Bowen Dill Bristol for New York.
schr Horizon, Leet Pawtucket for Rondout
Schr John Stockham, Hart Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr Louis Walsh Andrews somerset for New York
schr Artist, Forester, Providence for New York,
schr Geo Fessenden, Beebe, Providence for New
sehr veranda Bond. Providence for New York.
Schr Belle Simpson, Bridgeport for New ork.
Schr Escort Hawkins Bridgeport for New York.
schr Julia Gammage Petty Providence Tor New
scnr Argo Chester Providence for New York.
schr Alton Miner Miner, Greenwich for New York.
Sehr W stanley, Branton, Hartford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Charles Mayo, Morrison, New York for Prov
Schr Predmore, sherman, aoooken for Provk
Schr Fl Burnett Crossman Hoboken for Providence.
schr Chancellor, Beebe, Weehawken for Providence.
Schr Helen Mar Ward, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Sam Weller, BrockwRy, Weehawken Tor ProN-
schr ida. Cook weehawken for Taunton.
Schr Franklin. Clark, Albany tor Greenport-
schr VIM irish, Tirrel, Hoboken TOR Providence.
schr Franklin Young, weehawken for Bristol;
Scnr Een II Gott Armstrong, New York Tor Bristol.
sehr Excelsior Bldenburg, Port johnson Tor Proyi-
schr Charger North Hoboken for New Bedford
Schr Pckman Bowman konaout for Lynn
sohr Mitchell, Morreli Cold Spring. NY, tor Taun
ton.
schr r Graham Horton, Amboy for New Haven.
Scnr Emma Aery, Hall, Georgetown. DC, Tor New
sehr Nathaniel Holmes, Holland. Rondout for New
schr x w Ellis Folk Port johnson for Belfast
schr Rebecea Harriet, HAWKINS New York for Hart
schr Paragon Derby New York Tor Boston.
Schr Edward Wooden. Young, Eddyville for Provi-
schr sarah Purves Lyons Hoboken for Providence.
Schr owe, Jones New York for Boston.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Rubinstein has returned from Paris 10 st.
Petersburg.
Verdi conducts his requiem and "Arda" this
month az Vienna.
Lecocq has new opera on the boards OF Les
Foles Dramatique, lie Pompon.n
CapouI returns 10 his first love, the opera
Comique, after the London season.
SIgnor Salvini appeared as Hamlet for the first
time at Drury Lane Theatre on May 81.
new tenor, NJ. Tournle, has created quite an
excitement among opera goers at Marseilles.
JanauscheK appeared before Immense audi
ence al the California Theatre, san Francisco.
Pat Rooney, the clever burlesque Irish come
dian. maintains his popularity at the Olympic.
SUNDAY evening performances are now regularly
given at Hooley's opera House, San Francisco.
Miss Geneyeye Ward, a young American
actress Is making quite sensation in England.
Miss Lima Wassmann announces a German per-
formance at Terrace Garden for Friday evening
Mr.. J. J. McCloskey is writing a drama for
Charles X. Thorne, Jr., entitled "Dead Mems
Snoes.n
Rlstori has reached the City Of the Setting sun,
and Frisco is happy. II not, Bouclcaut win o1er
consolation.
"Eyangeline,n an extravaganza, from the pen OF
two young HuDltes, was enthusiastically received
by their townsmen at the Boston Globe.
LES Jocrisses de rAmour'' was produced June
l. at the opera Comlque, where the comedy sea
son terminated on the following Saturday.
MT. Il. Clay's "Cattartnan which was produced
at the Dublin GaieLy some time since, has been
given successfully at the onaring Cross Theatre.
The music during the Palette Club excursion, on
WednaSday evening next, Will be supplied by Mr..
ThomdY orchestra, the members or which are to
discourse the following programme:-"Jubee"
overture, Weber; allegretto, seventh symphony,
Beethoven; fantastic caprice, Vieuxtemps; rhap-
sodle HonqroIse, No. . List; "Nocturnen and
"Nedding Marcn,n midsummer Nights Dreamn
Mendelssohn; FESTIVAL" overture, Lassen; Ave
Marian Bach-Gounod; waltz. ION the Beautiful
Blue DANUBE" oSsid, ION the Beautiful Broad
Hudson Strauss; "Nuptnal Chorus and March,
third act "Lonengrln,n wagner. There VIII also
be a concert in the salon OF the Plymouth Rock BY
several prominent artists.
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JAMAICA.

A SERIES oP BOLD FoRGERTEs BY A KINGSTON
CLRRK-FooD SCARCE AND TIE MARKET
ooRgG TO FAMINE PRICES.
KINGSTON June 5. 1873.
series or forger1es Or the most daring kind
have been perpetrated In Kingston ~ CLERK IN
provision store. The names or some or the lead
Ing merchants have been ceveriy orged upon
drafts, which we're discounted and ~ acci-
dental circumstance these were brought 70 ught.
Meanwhile, while the magisteFlal examination
was progressing the fOrIer was admitted 70 bail
snd Is believed to have made MS escape rom the
Island, disguised ne woman, on board the
American tnree-masted schooner Elizabeth
Aagee rom Old Harbor.
OTHER AMERICAN VESSELS SUSPECTED.
Two other vessels are suspected OF carrying
rim VIZ. :-BugaBtlne j. BicEm0re. when saiisd
Tor Boston June i, and the American schooner
LOtue Wells, Tor Philadelphia June 4.
Two hundred and nfty collars are offered here
for his apprehension, or suca information "a Wall
lead 10 u. his name 4 Reginald ;. De Leon. he
D. very short ia stature, dark hair, rather 0ushy
aud curly.
PROVISIONS vkEY DEAR ~ PRICE.
Tfe Island Is suffering very severely rom the
effects or the hurric me 3, November asst
Ground provisions are extremely scarce. and
Tor what Is pr0curaDle famine prices are de-
manded So great i the scarcity u food that the
peAsantry are selling their next seasons coffee
crop In anticipation tyr rice, n0ur and other
ucceaaarIe@ III me-
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

cALcurrA-Arriyed, ship Edith Troop OBJ, Smith,
Liverpool.
DuNGRNEss, June I2-of, ship W Workman (Bn, Nc
Gray from New York for Bremen; barks John johnson
(Br), Hams, from do for Hamburg; Meridian GER,
Hohorst from Philadelphia for Bremeni Edith tBr)
Lockhart 40 for do
HULL June l2-Arrived Dark Prince de Condo FD,
Escolvel San Francisco
LIVERPOOL June lS-Arrived, bark Mohongo don,
Petersen Daren.
Sailed 18th, ship Three Brothers, Cumming. San Fran
cisco (has been reported SAILED 7th).
LONDON, June l3-Arrived. bark FaIken Nor, Chris.
tensen, Wilmington, NO.
MADErRA-Arrived Danube, from -
PLYMOUTH, June l3-Arrived, steamer Thuringa Ger,
Meier, New York for Hamburg (and proceeded.
QUEENSTOWN June l3-Arrived. steamer Ohio, MorTi-
son. Philadelphia for Liverpool Oand proceeded
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Is, 1875.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ~ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITKsToSg TELEGRAPH LINZ

REPORTED ~ THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
herald wHITEsToSg TELEGRAPH LINZ
steamer Celtic BD. Klode. Liverpool June 5 and
g. june at = ~ ion . ~ passed SHIP SHOWING 10.
passed vessel with decks swasn apparently damaged
steamer erin CBr, Andrews Liverpool June T. via
Queenstown 81 with md and pass g Hurst
i2h Se.sns i5th Palermo oh Yseacis az ana fp Ca
AZ s,o9 w a af ~ SpS e 70 Bros
kRa s sSa sst MA p9o
aud q passengers % PIN, F9rg0od 20.
steamer cay q Houston Deerins. bermuaa June 10
ste amer george " clyde femmiington, from Calves,
mallory 10 June on lori. gas spoke mo Kent1cE.
Tan, q Boston, from Pensacola fOr London 10 days out
mdse % Lowden June u ~ Body Island spoke bark
County 81 Richmond tBrj, from hsyaguex for New
steamer old Dominion waRer Richmond civ ro,As
uini0n Steamship ca
steamer Richmond Kelly Lewss Del win mdss .
ship si John, scr6nes Liverpool Nay r. IN ballast 20
-hp celdsiresn, Cousins Liverpool % days with salt
Bark Tsmess lSf London, Green, Hong Kong yeb 81
Wltb les to ArseiL ulH ~ yt..el 1Age 81 Good
'ss h d's' 81 'nd crossed IN EQUATOR ~ T. 70 In
BARK Arvni tRuss Hartzbcrg. Cork q days IN ballast
Bsrk Jedanesu Dubrovaoki husp, hauevich, water.
~ Grayesend Bay for orders
sugar 10 Nsss fayor 81. vessel Is Jon Lttossn ~
barn Jgsepn saker ~ ba9gorl llins Csrdenas z
H0ughtUu.
Bark Adolph Envler strout saQna, Is davs Win
sugar ~ Jgva Terry. vessel 30 John kItflasen.
Brig Jqsefa tOf Portapdl true MaauL4s rs days with
sugar ~ Brown Bros; vessel 70 Brett S0u a Co
Brlg Alice starrett CBr shaw, Jardenas fg DAYS with
sugar t0 VI u swift 90 vessel 70 y w Berfeaux.
Brig Natasata 81 Bosom -atcr. Gutntanam0 q days.
with sugar = Brooks Co vessel d Parsons 4 Loud
schr m Van Brunt Hau.hwou London Is DAYS,
with fudse 10 ORDER vessel 90 Van Brunt A had
strong westerly winds the rntire passage May ~ lat
~ % ION i Is spoke brig Naneies Br Jersey for
Bombay 3On, at 4 o. lon y q passed ave age
bergs
S~hr Christina f8r, Andrews Rio Jansri0 46days
win coffee L. Charlc, Fryi vessel " fupse Reid.
schr AItayela, Joy, Cape HaYu 3 days, with og.
wood A. 20 Murray, III, vessel % warren Ray.
schr SILVER star smith Para 70 DAYS Win rubber nd
10 II Amsiuok 40 vessel n tioliner. Potter Co
-chr anne Amesbnrg. keeme haysut II days, with
Surar 10 RI 81 4witt A Co, vessel - r Il Brown A 90.
schr Carrie Allen. Newcomb Baracoa IL days with
FRAT N liuti a 30; vessel % weinberg
sehr Anthony Kelley Greenwood, Elcuthera dsys.
with pines IL Il ) Madge vessel to staples, June TO-
lat "a lon a. epoFe ship Lancaster from Calbaren for
New YORK ah ~ IS III on - schr Lxzie Titus, from
New YORK tor corpus CHRISTI
sarah luuc lass Eetne kcnfhera days win
pines % James Doug
70 James pgu. lass ycaae Il . Venberg.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

THE SECRETARY OF WAR ON THE EXAMINATION
AT WEST POINT
The Secretary OF War, in private letter from
West Point, expresses himself highly pleased with
the examination or cadets al the Military Academy.
The Law class, especially, showed great prof.
cheney. General Butler and other legal gentle
men examined them thoroughly and found them
TO be vel advanced in that branch Of their stu
dies The secretary takes great interest In the
Military Academy. and II is mis- desire 70 nave the
young men ia that institution thoroughly edu-
Gated. not only in military science, but also in
civil law.
THE SCHILLER MAILS RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON.
Since the publication OF the reception Of por-
ton OF the scnlller mail at the Post once Depart
ment large number Of letters have been re-
ceived from different sections OF the country
making inquiries concerning them. Such letters
are useless, all such matter must 90 throagn
the Dead Letter once, wnen II will be examined
in IFS turn, and II tue writer's name can De de-
clpnered upon any letter o. value, y Will be re-
turued 70 him without necessity or application at
tAe department.
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WASHINGTON.
HON our sPEclM CONSEQUENT.

WASHINGTON June Is 1875
THE NEW GOVERNOR or UTAH-THE PREsI-
DENTS POLICY REGARDING THE MoRMoNs TO
BE CARRIED OUT.
Judge George W. Emery, or Nashville. Tenn, has
received his appointment as Governor OF Utah
and VIII leave on Wednesday 10 succeed Governor
Axtell. TINS IS the third Governor Utah has had
since the beginning OF the year. The appoiu tment
OF Mr.. Emery has this significance, that Axtell was
made Governor with the understanding that ne
would carry out the Presidents policy IN regard
60 Mormonlsm. lie had scarcely taken the oatn
or ONCE when ii was foand that Governor Axtell
had a record, as a member OF Congress in sympathy
with the Mormons and his onncial course
Indicated that he was directly opposed to
the Presidents policy. Tne complaints re-
ceved IN washington were such as TO
require Assistant Secretary Cowan to visit Salt
Lake City and personally examine the charges.
The result Is the displacement OF Mr.. Axtel, who,
having strong political friends, has been ap
pointed Governor OF New Mexico, and makes room
for one who, TINS time, is known TO be in accord
with the President in the government OF the Nor
mon Territory. Judge Emery also enjoys the per-
sonal friendship OF the President and when the
latter was embarrassed TWO years ago in reducing
the number OF supervisors or internal revenue, Mr..
Emery, who had served with distinction in that
once relieved the President by his unconditional
resignation He also mas the confidence OF the
Secretary OF the Interior, and IN mis- new neld OF
labor Will undoubtedly be supported by the adj
minstration as It's exponent IN the conduct Of the
affairs o. the territory OF Utah.
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FRANCE.

a CABINET MEASURE FOR TIE REGULATION or
THE PRKss-rHE STATE OF SIEGE TO BE
RAISED NEWS cANARDs AND THE coNsTITu-
PARIS, June IS, 1875.
A bin for the regulation Of the newspaper press
which win soon be submitted 20 tne Assembly oy
M Duiaure, Minister OF Justice, Is published
IMPORTANT PROVISIONS or THE MEASURE.
The bill declares the state o. siege raised, and
provides thar attacks on the form OF government
and the President Or the Republic shah be punish
able vita imprisonment for not less than two
months or more than three years, and zines OF
IRON 500 to $1,000
Penalties are also attached TO the publication OF
false news, and Or petitions asking for modlnca-
lions or the constitution.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH DEDICATION.
NAsnIxaror lane Il. ls7i.

WASHINGTON. Jane IL. 1875.
ST. Demlpics new Catholic cnurcs ~ south
Washington was dedicated to-day ~ the Most
REV. Archbishop Bsyley 81 Baltimore, asss,ed
by Bishop Becker, Or Wilmington, Del; Bishop
Gbbous of Richmond, Va Bfsnop Grace 81
Paul Nina: very Rev. J. A. Rocc0p0rt, Proyio-
rlal of the Dominican OrdeH IN the Inited
states. and large number o. priests. Alter
the dedication solemn pOntfdch nigh mass
wss ceiebra "a ~ Archbishop Bayiey, WITH Dr.
WHITE of 81. Matthew's church. and Rev. Pstper
deacons OF honor; Rev. Palmer kcNaly, OF s.
htephen'e church. seac0n; Rev Father Boy.e u
81 Peters church, sub-deacon, ana Rev
rather garott Or St. AurustiBes church,
master or ceremonies The dedicatory sermon
was preached Dy Blsnop Becker. an augmented
choir win fuIl orchestral accom- paniment, rem
dersd Won WeDer's mass in G. IN the evening so-
emn pontlncaI vespers we're celebrated aad Bis
~ NOMINEE IA one or the largest church edi
ices In this city, having q seailnR cap4cly "
Il 700 The rnst ~ fYe binding was $@SV,OVV
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BROWN UNIVERSITY.

OPENING ExERcIsEs OF THE COMMENCEMENT.
Providence r. J.. June ~, 1875.
The opening exercises u the commencement az
Brown University we're held tais afternoon IN The
First Baptist meeting house, where the Bacca-
laureate sermon 70 tue graduating class
preached ~ Rev. DR.. Robinson, Presl-
dent Of the In lverstty. iris evening.
At the same place. Rev. Dr. Nose
of this city preached me annual discourse before
the society oil missionary inquiry. Ia re audi
ences we're 10 attendance On both occasions.
The PA Beta Kappa SOclet v celebration occurs
on Tuesday. wBen eJ-GOverdor Bullock of WOrces-
ter, viii deliver al grafton anu Pro essor william
r. Everett or Cambridge, Will read poem
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T. p. ROGERS, NJ. D.

Dr. 7. P. Rogers, one Of the most eminent medical
practitioners IN Louisville. KY. and for many
years a professor IN the University OF Louisville,
died in that city yesterday morning, after pro-
tracted illness, OF cancer OF the stomach, 10 tne
profound regret OF MS fellow citlzens The mem
bers OF the medical procession In all parts OF the
United States, by whom ne was respected ana es-
toemed, will hear the news OF MS decease Win
prolOund reRreI.
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! 1ALY.
: CABINET CRISIS 1MMSESr-rHE POLITICAL

4 CABINET CRISIS IhMIEET-THR POLITICAL
SITUATION DEEPLY EXCITED
LONDON, June l4---6 A. NJ.
A specia, despatch rom Rome 10 the Ddtlv Netcs
says a ministerial crisis Is impending on account
Of the Public safety bill for the suppression or
brtgandage, which is opposed BY the Leftanot ap-
proved, as incorrectly stated IN a previous des-
patch.
GREAT POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
There is much excitement over the situation.
IL is thought that n change is made Signor
eella viii become Premier.
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eral years, he was one OF the proprie tors Of the
United states Hotel IN Boston. In 1850, he came
10 this city TO take charge OF rne Howard Hotel
where he remained TIL 1855, when he became
proprietor OF the BreYOort House. in which position
he continued TIL his death. His towering
form and GENIAL manners will be recalled
by thousands who have been his guests during
the many years In which he ministered to the
comfort OF travellers ana his loss will be deeply
felt by large circle OF friends 10 whom his ster-
ing virtues endeared him. The funeral Will take
place al the University place Presbyterian church,
Al ten O'Clock on Wedne day morning.
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GERMANY AND AMERICA.

An IMPERIAL RECEPTION TO THE UNITED STATES
NAVAL OFFICERS
BERLIN. June Is, 1878.
The Post says the of1cers or the United States
squadron have received a most cordial welcome
IN Berlin from the Prince Imperial and the Chief
or The German Admiralty. The American resi-
dents are 70 have a banquet in their honor.
CARL sCHURZ.
Hon. Carl schurz VIII return 70 America In oc-
looer. lie intends 30 stay a short tiEe IN
England.
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OBITUARY.
80 - oERALp -.

Hon. Niles Gerald Keen, Colonial Secretary Of
Bermuda. died as his residence Ola the 81 Georges
Islands on the 5tn OF June. Mr. Keon received
his appointment from the British government
ma entered on the duties Of bis once IN the
year 1899. He was man or extensive
hleT8ry attaiBments, The author 0f many popular
BOOKS and connected WITH many literary aud
scieBl0c societies in Europe. Wttn generous I'M
pulses he YVES universally beloved and MS des IN
IN deeply lamenfed throughout tne whole colony.
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Ship Grey Eagle, Lucas rom Balumore for RIO ia
metro, April so lat % SO N, lon 50 w.
fhip Adriatc (Br), from Liverpool fer King 1eorBeh
Sound May n, lat 81 n NJ lon 4 "a W.
Bark Defender from Francisco for Liverpool May
L. lat $50 ~ N, Ion 80 36W 80,
Bark cheTub from Liverpool for San Francisco April
German bark, showing QCNK steering west, May 20,
lat 10 ", Ion 10 w.
Schr A r Emerson, from Jacksonville for Demerara,
june g, lat SO TO- Ion rs As.
schr Stark probaDly schr Bravel IL days from Bos-
ton Tor Hayh, May 81. lat 20 IS Ion 81 20.
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THE RAILROAD WAR.

PROSPECTS, ION THE RETURN or PEACE.
BALTIMORE Nd, June IL 1878.
The basis Of the arrangement agreed upon BY
The representatives o. the Pennsylvania and the
Baltimore aud Oaio Railroad a. the conference at
the Flfh Avenue Hotel on Friday lasr Tor q settle
ment OF the apoil = OF difference between them,
will be submitted TO tae respective boards or
directors OF these roads On Wednesday next. II
ratined ~ the directors, the railroad war WILL ter
nj
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shipmasters are in
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau, No 10 Fleet street. or the Paris Office
Rue Scribe the arrivals at and departures from Eu
ropean and Eastern ports OF American and all foreign
vessels trading with the United states. the will be
cabled to this country free OF charge and publishei
Captains arriving ut and sailing from French ami
Mediterranean ports viii ind the Paris once the more
omlcal and expcditious for tela
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THE BENECA AT san FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. June liz. 1875.
The corvstt. Benecia, Captain Hopkins, arrived
fo-day from Victoria, n. l. Her proposed voyage
70 Radlac and Seal Islands wa c0Entermanded BY
the gecretarV OF the NAVY and the saranac viii
perform the duty. The Eugllsh o1lctals ~ VIC
toria we're extremely cordial ~ exchange or on
ctal and eOciAl couTtesles, tHelr hOspi aity being
unboauded. General Howard and sian, on a tour
- slfka. visited TIE ship Benecia- They VIII
probxbly remain acre f0T some time
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ALERT CLARK.

Aibsrt Clark, senior partner IN the nrm o. clark
waite, propretyrs 81 TIE Brevoort house,
died yesterday, sfer long and vast
ing Illness, ~ the Sky fourth year Of his
age Few men In the country mad
4 larger acquaintance with tue travelling pubic
and 10 Ali he was ever welcoming preSebce. AIR.
Llark was born 10 Mnoranam. Mass. During sew.
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~ NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VIZ ssELs BNTER-
INC TIE PORT or NEW York At NiGHT-Ths NEv
YoRK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal for board the HERALD steam yacht shew
Ing while burning the coors req, green red, changing
ron 70 the other succession and be
era distant Captains Of seeing this
ngnal will oolge us BY preparing any marine news
they may have tor the ship News Department Of the
HERlLn
81 Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving AZ New YORK do 10 by addressing 70 such
vessels, care Of HERALD yacht pier No ! East
River New York Letters received from all parts Of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates
ouired.
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GREECE.

TIE PRESS REPORT or A ROYAL INTENDED
ABDIcATIoN FORMALLY CoETRADIcTED.
ATHENS, June IS, 1878.
the special reports TO the London journals that
the sboicatlon OF the King is imminent and that
several foreign men-oi-waT have arrived IN Greek
waters are untrue.
The country is perfectly tranquil
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ARREST or A MAIL RoBBER

WAsHiNGrOS. JGns I2 1875.
Por several months past registered letters
have disappeared On fhe mai route % ara from
tnis place Yesterday morning sylvester Weston,
n mail carrier, was arrested ~ Detective Lewis
or 4 caArge Of r0bDlng me mail. Ills dishonest
practice was discovered Nv meaus 0f decoy
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