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, 1876-01-22

:. 1t shall be an abling principle with Us to 70.
ieve any Of our oppressed and suffering brOtkerhc0l
by any Ueanssat our command
Last but not least, we proclaim II among our pur-
poses 20 inculeste proper appreciation OF the abl-
ties and spheres of woman indicated by admit
lug her 70 membership and position IL our order.
ImplOTIng the continued assistance Of our Divine
Master 70 guide Us work, here pledge our
selves TO faithful AMI harmonious Labor for all future
time, TO return by unite! Efforts To the VISION
justine, fraternity and political purity Of fore
fathers.
, 1876-01-22
TnE GRANGENOT PARrIsAN.

3. We emphatIai!y and sincerely assert the oft
repeated truth Taught IN or Organic Llw that the
glIHg- atonal, state Subordinate Is not d VO.t-
I-l party organization No grange, # true 10 Its
obligations, can discuss political on religious Que,-
tps, nor ci! political conventions, nominate c.hdI-
dates, even discuss their merits III IT, meetings
Yet The principles teach nlecle al true poll
tcs all true staiesmansaip, md If p:Op.ry carried
out VIII tend TO purify the WEOe political atmOs-
phere Of our country For We seek the greatest good
To the greatest number
emust always bear in mini that TO one, by becom-
ing d Patron OF Hus'aniry, gives up that inienIbe
rights AMI duty which belongs 70 every American
citizen TO take proper interest in the politics of his
country.
On the contrary, L IS right f7r every member 10 10
al III his power ltlIn teiy t. Influence COOL the
action Of any political party 10 winch h. belongs
II Is Eis duty to do all he cah IN his party put
down bribery, corruption ami rrickery 10 see that
hone but COMPETENT, faithful and honest men, who
wall unfiInchInsly stand by Industrial interests,
nominated tor all Positions OF and to have
carried out the principles which should always char
2ctellZ- every grange ulerulra-
, 1876-01-22

WHES yOu enter a printing Office ask the
2, int5rs 10 useless questions.
, 1876-01-22

We shall aivoca'e the cause of eaUcIt.Ca among
ourselves ami our cII!reu h all Just r,elns within
oar power We especially uivucate for zsIleul-
tu-al AMI Industrial colleges tirt practical IgTrul-
turr domestic science Eui all the arts winch lloIIl
the home ba tau i.t ia their COURSES II study
, 1876-01-22

Profoundly impressed with The truth that the
National Grange Of the United States should defiant
ly proclaim 10 the world general objects, We here
by unaninou " make this Declaration Of Purposes
,f the Patron. nf Hushaniry.
, 1876-05-04

fnr asrcrtaintns damages for widening West Madison
streat from CsllfornfA ayenns n wsnern city limits,
1Tn1k No1kRa-1Ho Ia 419. Incluave.
lrnuE Toorn-217, 800 70 $40, ihc!u.ive.
1upnk McALt1s1Ba-s7S 70 ato, ancua!va ou 5udgs
NoRcra' calendar.
Jupos FAarxLt-No cali. No. M stit IN srtAl.
JupaE WlLLtAxa-sst cass No. 1.oo3.
JUDGEMENTS,
TNfrtr HrArzA CsncCrr Couar-IuD0E DLonnErr
31Ghatnnion fIrs E1tnsussles COMPANY u. Town Of
AUrHnfnr Gonnr-coxe,rstoxs- Il. Grsns N.
E, r ;s4,{d' s: -v d. o'i'.s'f vs.. Rd"a C. W'
junoE 1aa1-T. ". ponnis ct Al. u. q. Newman,
s1ai. .1a..As1ni Powder oomp3ny r. ch:eaxo IA = r.
g. ss !!5sa ass oiae. ss.x j. :..a =. =. :2a b. &
4. VI. Yrsnet. r. co!s. 1sls.%s-rn,ou
% Is p.,ss sn5s sslsias Hanson psn e. Smpson wo
f37a.5x.--W. Libby ". Ansust umbnrg. so7htn.--r.
chwst.i ~ M.stln n md % xn,a a.ek. i!s:1s~o i.
iee ~: cedsr River Lutnter omnrany,. s:?!gs:-o.
4 Tlntham r. Gregory and Charles oooke. t34a.a7.-
Wed at ii. n. Gurdon 8. 1lubbaed, eu5.ts-H. d.
Kt1hAff 81 a., us4 nf w. A. Rlnstdsn 1teotdrer.
Warrington Van Horn. taei25.-Wtlliasn lohnson ".
fSsr Company u. raTtet j. Eus.aea, sasyss-J. i.
Tyler. Tru'tes, -. Samuel 4 glaedtll, tsot.oe-J.
Chilly W Mrs. Il. hAetvsy <s7. .7a.-oh.rlx aoa.aac
et H. w. James u. lIroxn, s4t9: :s6-W: u. 1inord 1t
\; Mstimn 9pRtsf tssStlsna
CArke. and William II. tntdJ, 9,l3s.33.-Anson
Btow-Peseraea OF Al. n. ths Chicago lAclac ua,l-
road Company, fl.0At. "a.
"a. JUsorI Hclott 6nd Antatn Hchott, 81 .GH.B1.
Iupat RoH1Hs-Ieter Mclean r.. John Etnmert !;
yerasc, ,si2' nd motion tos nsw ssal.-Ghf't'1n An
BcherisAuer ". Conrad 8chncnt verdict, $too, and
motion for new trial.
, 1876-05-04

SiHeid{ Ittpdfth 70 9hf Chicago tribune.
JoI1zT, ILL.,, MAY SAN important rsal-estate
transaction occurred yesterday At Coal City, q
little mtulpE.town In Gruudy County, on the
line Of tho Illinois NiYor Ilailroad. about "a
miles southwest Of thin place. Mevsrs. @. II.
GooId, of Norris and II. l.. Thayos, Of this city,
bought, 1t Trustees bae, of tho Coa!-Fisld
Mining Company, Of Chicago. 062 acrcs Of land,
which included all the uusotd real estate
in the village. 10000 hotel. aud 9TH
or buildings, and coal-shatt. fo1
$4,000. The shaft h leased to tte Btar Goal
Company, aud tho oHnern receive royalty Of IL
conta per ton OFT ali tho coal mined. hieAsrs.
Goold aud Thayer had a claim agatnat the par
ties who made tho eale. amounting to &33.100,
for Which they held trust deed, and there wnre
also otho1 iucuMbeances on the property, which
thoy assumed ~hsn tduy bid IL In at the figures
mentioned Aboye. Tbs Company that III now
operating tho mlne have just put III . patent
apparatus for taking out coal. Which will reduce
tho cost OF mining. aud consequently, result Ia
\ corresponding reduction In the price OF their
coal.
Several heavy Eoal-estate tranafors lavo taksn
plkcn to this city lntoY. II. Il. eteveun sold tho
property At No. IS Jefferson stsect, occupied b{
d. il. Mosoy ~ = b!iha1u-hall. to Dennls Msefs.
this forenoon. for $1,000. THO purchaser will
OCCUPY the building ~ = hardware htorc. Tho
old Stayens farm aud homestehd cast OF tho
city. ccnta.nIng 1T acres, WAS aod lsat Monday
for Pl25 pos aero. Tho propeEty wss mortKs8ed
to Chicago partiea tor 80, 600, and wks sold for
considerable lsss than tts actual valua.
, 1876-05-04
MARINE.

POST OF CHICAGO, MAY 3.
AaRlvAts-rrop N. K. Fairbank, Marine City, ln1n.
bE; stmr Corona, Ut. Jos. sundries atnr Chicago
Multonoe, sundde4 schr Gen. U, g.. Grant, Ahna-
Ft, Ice; prop @. +. 1eath, gaugatHck, st,ndries !;
hhr o. Shaw, 8outh lIhYnn, lumber: stnr Muskegon
AmaaSon, suudr1ea: schr II. Moore, 6au9atuck
sood schr Lob Hoy. ssugAtuot, lumber; prop Car
tsa city, Cloyetsud kunrses; achz atlunis Cprlets
uaaiagoh, sairosl-tes sehr !. H. Jolluson. Rsugt.
nsk luuber; schr 1sobcH u. Nng, casco Pier, weed.
QlEAnANoEn-stmr Chicago. Manltowoc, 81 hdls
krten hides, - brls oil aud aundstes strnr Corona,
!os. bfls pork, bf!s gil; bark Acorn Kingston,
Neeasi prop 3. E. Bhe,don, Buffalo, 3s,2A hu wheat
ssht Merchant, Faset.s slicli, 1M ht oate. 80 brs
pork: tehr Col. Ellsworth. Cieyelsnd, I'll Old iron
~; .chr Parry Hannah. Jscksonpors ~ b14 Hour
~ btet, bkl potk, au.i saudrc4; achr H. @. urAw'
49, ogoutz nay. hrls dour, Drls beaf prop. @. =,
aesh ssnsatnek. 0 gfcea Ailt1. 10 hrls aAlt; scht
y, y, ha... South Heyrp, sundrieai stmr Auskegon,
u1ad Ilkteu 10 b com, "a sacks seedt bsla liquor
II pkXa hst. md atiHdt1es.
, 1876-05-04
MILWAUKEE,

sypsrfa, DitpateA to rhe Chicago 7rfbxns
MILWAUKEE, May AIN tho 1onaa caso To-
day a jury VIA impancled and the trial COM
msnood. Leopold Wisth. dieti1lor, was sworn.
end teasi1eu TO being coenzans Of An Offer by
Crosby. jouas, and oldberg. 10 steal and destroy
The records in the whisky pronecutioss for fl00,-
onS which snm waa aftetvardh rsduced to
tf1V3. Tie diaiftTs re1uted 70 gfvs morn than
IS 900. He nnderEtpl ]iedrtck, then acin< guper-
visor, Has Ia 9Et ons-fourth Of The IHoeoeds.
, 1876-05-04

New Yozs, Mar 3.--1u vtow Of the large sup
ply Of corn In this city swAtinS transportation
70 Europe, tho steamship companies haye
doubled thai1 charges tor frolghs. They know
that tho Nsw York Ceasrai laoad has agreed
With the eHneEn Of this gtA!n.so transport 1t to
Liverpool. and they hlye the 1oad ia thsss
pONpr.
, 1876-05-04

eroot.d for .e7tFst months in 1s74 md thai rsrser
II. Nkann "fn1ced " tho pools IsolteY, thu Hsofe-
keeper declined 70 10 into tho crooked Ensins him.
fc but took $50 Ad resigned, that poro pliabs
then supervisor, Wlcks. stood In with the steal for
consideration, and that stamps tssd tries with
msu officials claim u b. sble to pre1s vhen Tho
eotntA Ii
, 1876-05-04

dsssss splns. IL a.ors, M t'is; No. Mx.i,fee
tx, w.,t,r VII Il % @nsias a.ta as onaos" sps
k; k.N enasS" sr. X M "ssu. Tfss,isv
"a M an Il M a; na 1osn
:s IL sa q. vss.sn
a.,esnss.Ssss Cd Ds,s:aa , a.,... r
s sss 9s sna
Sal.~e. qu!o Unchanged. RIse quiet hat stesdy.
;9a .sSs si sa.
HTnAtarp Rxa,x-ou!et: ii .19GaJ,Sp,
gp1Rtr1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: abc.
Eaas-1ieavy; western, 14Kaise.
Lr.1u.a-lissty nen,iosf sol., ,lueno. Ayrss. md
ns a',nd' .ano. 1;sn az 4. iss ss. Weights ae Gall
t wesan sa~.osea sss ss9ss' T.sss ssss sss pulled "a
NJ; - 5s1: ~. H.;
i3ko; Juns, t1210 1880; July, fI2g5a Ia,v2X,
Bu17Kn-unchanaed.
CHEkeH-Qu!et: &,al2o.
Wn1sxY-Fltm: N.14.
NEt4Is-hisnufaotured ooprsr qu'es And steady;
tngesla dull % and unchsnecd; f.s.ron aaiet nd
aass; cut sa7saass: oiineh, ;4sa9s.aS: hesss. @
ar. LOUIS. .......-...
CHANGED. NAN ,....
Gas, TX d.. s4.eost.s5; XXX, t3oo955o
1RAin-Wht&t dull; options higher: c4Ah oscady:
r.; ,;: ~ Sa1,1 III; .sS s,,a .jo: Nv; ~
H4o Nay; *&st3ttNe Juna Oats hrtner; No. 4. $50
eaah; bid for fresh Nd strictly frcsh It the
snd unchanged: No. cana<1s, $t,to.
WntsKf-2n!et snd unchanged, Slo8
oofns ss !. s ona
r. 1e,:ai1e: els.r, il491le n.cc1 az; shouA-
, 1876-05-04

THE CONNECTICUT Legislature.
HaTzoAp, Coun,. May s.--doy. Inssrsou wAs
taau&uratsd to-day, and tbs Legislature con.
Vensd
, 1876-05-04

.FeNsFS@I0 y NIV@ftTNNH NNFTNEs
=. "",oo9sohr, May a-AaR1yEo-psop WhAlo. OTIS
ss o,oo bu oats; Georgia, seneca. 8,aoo ba eats
ns y1 aeafJ Iaaaa, 800 bu corn 1aldors, LAs.lsa
~ ~ N corn oayass, Iockpozt, $500 ba corn;
III ii Aap!auk, l1ckpost, 100 tr!a tour. .-....
ri1 144koomnercs, Jaltet, 81. .7t3 It tuIabot prop
ofofs 1AnRakco Feeder, 9,d09 tt lumbar, u n
, 1876-05-04
LAKE FREt1HTS.


lhete wss more Inquiry for vessels fnr wheat Dut-
u" rates bolna ahads eAa!er than previously fos
atss boAts. Tho Aehts J. D. aswyer and 4KtnA tsks
*asst 10 buffalo At sXo. and tbs T. Janes wheat 10 do
W Pirate tcrns. 1te Aontauk goes To Kingston tn
@eaa of Tho White Cloud, with whest 1t TIC. Tha
psop Prtdgeon corn through III Hasuia. In The
4tnocn tho Haa ltelnto fAs chartered tor IT 0O bu
sSea! to DuHa!o At 10. Total capacity, 137,GUQ bu
sas4f md Il, ,o0o bu corn.
ELHEWME1E-
nhwauHsE, May 1-Another dull day IN tho char
nos a. Dizziness. Shippers offered $40 OIL xheat to
eaaso but this naure CARRIERS refused 10 wa4 asked
ntntttoa sttes retuain steady no. Tho schr at,
whs sngsged 10 xkp 1,L0o hu OF wheat 10
d. stosaos1o, M.y ishpplng matters dull YET In
sls aa.soor PEaights ooat!nua !ow. aud charters
sh not hsssI', aae Tas olt'e nssaSh :. load'ng
Z tats, ~ sad Msz9n, soasod 7estssaay for AontIea
ss.. q tho tuE obb carrying collectively 4s.4so bu
ha.sts e. They ara eharterod BY Aessrs. Crsus l.
ss Who s'so shipped last week ovsr lo0 oo9 bu of
kLn ttoIn this port Ihs 6peedweu Cleared With
tanssst tasst s bslaq tos res. qe1esn', With e4teo q
a. ~ q barley. lumber, And shinges. The freight
y, aess % tls Grand Trunk Railway to Aoatrea Il
, 1876-05-04

tsth Montreal, ottswa 1828o II lumber Brilliant
ttorts, 15316 II lumbtr+ ~ shingles. 10 n tsh;
Gan. 6hesnst. Morris, 70, 500 n lnnbnr Lily Morris,
81 m lumber, %, 400 Ia Danube, otIa!s, ga II
jurnbtf. "a 100 lAth .@
, 1876-05-04
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE

Tho G6ueral TfARsatlantie COmpAnya Hal Btsaqs11
bstnesu hHw 9ork aud 1Asrs eAl!1s II Ftynuush e.
~ tue "a tuK g. p4.sensatt. Tns apandd sssse!s
Till 1AEorte route for the Continent batpk mora
.eulhs.J than All other). viii ss plar No. =,
,tttAUuH. h1uytsf. IneAdhy, Aprtl
AMnni3pE fen1az IoesdaJ, Aptlil5
FR1UE OF fPAssx5E iN 0oI.D tineludl1e a,us;.
First eahp elio And &l2o according 70 acculnad4oas
second cabin. s1 third s4u l<etnEn tickets y rsue,d
htsetaxo ta With supsE.of A*ee@ moe uon1 IN
hteauss married. thas in nat s.csraec passeaEss
NE. WHITE, No. 81 C1ArA-at.. nas Randolph. Agent
, 1876-05-04
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,

day from Bremen rter foot 0f Thtr1Ft., Hohokcn.
Rates Of },uesage-Fronl New York to Bnuthsmptou.
1tlton, H4trc, And Ureuet. nfst cabin, $780, second
cahin, to. 9old ssHerage, So curreucy For freight
or t'ssAage apply 70 1E4RiCHR CO.,
Bowling Green, New lork.
, 1876-05-04

FES5Ee3 PMSHEU PljHI F1QHOW.
Epsstal Dseo8tA II JAA Ckede* ffthvns.
Ponr 1iunon, Hicb., ,MsJa.-powr-rroI Hchnoof,
4. A. Turner and bssHss, T. ". 8aoot.
ur-Propa Huron CITY. 81. Joseph, Jenne.s and
barees; echra II. 4. Ront Daniel 1yona 1cnnls Msh-
eva. Pulaski. George III. case NaasAu Trinidad 4. ".
Rsthbun.
WlHp-North, gcntIa: Weather. hbe.
lonr Hunok, atlcl., MAY $40 p. rn.-powH--rrop
Bradbury and bas9es. ps0p Oscar TownHend aud Goa.
sort.
ur-rroqa Swallow, 0nlonaRou and 1arRea; tctrh
olonaboo y. Q. West, Rclnleer, Marco Polo, Ne!llo
nelinEton, jennIo 0rthAtn, J. D. KetchaEn.
WmD-Banth. Rsntle: Weather oloudy.
, 1876-05-04

Spsetat 1tspateh 70 TAs Chicago Trthuxt.
En1E Is,, aiay 3.-Departed, the schr 1eorge Bloan
for Chicago with coa Bevesa selrossola passed. tho
outer lighthouse bound far Buffalo. lArWe fcet Of
steam aud sail vessels "a 51ng anchored OF tho ics
pollers tried u force p4sago this morning. but failed
Attetnpta will bo made tomorrow. Tbe leo II still
fsp& thick, aud Aulid,
, 1876-05-04

e-nsrot eotnsr q! Wells and KlnEiest1
k-bepotoornor OF Canal and Ktnxls-s,s
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
Trfat. not At L<1ke-st, ant foat Of Ts.rtq..-nnau
1sfGes-oHct, d fark, soaihe.t eor.sr ar fn,laipk
aNf al FHiat4F Eo1se. ~ y -",''3"F''
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We indebted the purser Of the Acapulco
from Aspinwail. for favors
STEAMER ACHILLES Bacon. from Newburyport for PhIa.
depha. put into Newport 10th inst with boiler leaking
made temporary repairs and proceeded Pm
BARK STORMY PKrRrL tBrl. from Newcastle NSw, at
San Francisco April reports Lat - lon l2s had
raj Sc galss lost sails &c
BARK SUNBEAM rl. clayburn. from por, Townsend Nov
IL for lytleton. NJ. witch supposed have been
cspsiEed OF Cape about Nov ~ arrived
safely ~ destination Jan 20.
which into - Thomas Feb r. ssscd resumed her
voyage March Is having completed repairs.
BRic cnISA r went ashore at Lahave Ms night OF 9Th
inst. Damage likely TO be slight
Sem ALFRED BRaRHoox Portland for New Orie ans
before reported spoken with radercad gone &C. put
Bermuda April 3 leaking. with loss OF sails &c.
LEWIS OF Ellsworth which went ashore at
the upper Of salem harbor during the gale
In the position attempt having yet bee
made 20 get her OH
scnn HrlkS HoLwAY-Thc cargo Of this vessel ashore
lighter its New York steam pumps have hecu
placed board aud the that the would
be hoated Yesterday.
MARY ANsprS, Of Provincciown which was dam
AGED by the late gale At Gloucester hauled the
marine railway on Saturday. and and part
keel will be put in.
scmn CRArrs before reported on Are At E5yartovn
has been opened. and the fire which in the ali
out. with slight damage TO cargo.
scHR uAnfAxp from Machas for New York arrived AZ
Vineyard Haven 9tn inst leaking 7OJ strokes per hour
sen. MARY 4 IIoLr which put Bermuda ieaky has
cargo damaged.
The captain Of schr Vim u vcorhis reports tbs sehr
Lawson nauled ont AZ City Island for repairs.
PxovinnScx. April iO--The steam dredve knckerbocker
Newport reached Vineyard Haven last ghi
with the hrro ~ getting the steamer Maryland of In
day or two. She Hes easv. and u sniniured
RncxlAvp Ne. April Bschr Pioneer North Haven
lumber In hero yesterday fn water and
ran ashore south Of the Scu,h Marine Railway
sHirsrflpIxG- Pembroke. d Mutt has the keel laii
for barkeatine q about 10 tons. Sac Is be built
Capt Copp, OF PASSPORT
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CLEARED.

Steamer Anthracite. Grumiey. Phiadelphia-Jas Hand
Steamer franconia. Bragg. portland-JF Ames
Bark Victor, Pond Adelaide and Melbourne-Arkell.
Tufts Co,
Bark Anna tAus. vdulich Cork for orer-Funch. Edge
Co.
Bark Bernhard Ger. Zarnott stetstn-Dill Radmann
Mark Sician, snow, Zanzibar africa, market-Geo
Ropes
bark Eliza Barss (Br,, vcsey, Hamilton (Bermuda)-A
Tucker.
Bark Brunswick, Hutchinson, Portland, Mel Ward
Co.
Brig San Pietro Qtal, Lauro. Genoa--Funch. Edge
Co.
Brig Gem. Pierce. Barbados-D Trowbrid-c Co.
Brg Il II Rich. Paine. cardenas-J Ward < Co.
Brig Josie Pettigrew. SHgua-Simpson. Clspp Il Co.
Co.
scnr Dora French. French. Aguadllia, PR-H W Loud
10.
schr Ada y whitney. Masters, Cardenas-H Loud &
Co.
Schr Elizabeth Cook Cook. Curdenas-Jed Frye 4 Co
schr Carrie ID Allen Newccmb. Baracoa-B Weinberg 3
Co.
sehr Annie Bliss. Simmons, Beaufort, sC-snow Bur.
CESS.
schr Cambria (Br), Keefe, Philadelphis-P Nevus &
Son
schr Charles II Hodgdon. Foster. Provincetown--B
Weinberg 4 Co.
schr Henry Tsber. Benson, New Bedford-Ferguson /
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EAGLE THEATRE.

Tho performance last evening at the Eagle Theatre
embraced nil shade Of variety acts and among the spe
cally interesting features might be mentioned the
amusing ccccntricines OF Dave Reed, the well known
negro comedian. Miss Nina Gcary, the daughter OF q
former professional gentleman, won the hearts OF
The audience IN On irish ballad, which was encorcd
with much enthusiasm. The hisirionc COMBAT in
which the school OF modern acting was thoroughly cx-
cmplihcd, and which occurred between TIE wobegone
looking Harry Richmond the mpcrtinently on
hand Johnny Wild, caused screams OF laughter ring
through the house. Murphy aud Morton hal u sal,a-
torial duet IN knee brooches and red vests with
green ribbons ana the mixture Of jig dancing and Irish
PATRIOTISM. OF which latter commodity hev sang
loudly, added 10 the hilarious ensemble Of the pro-
grammc.
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ns-NoTIcK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ~ THE
CuASTING sERvICE-Csptains or officers Of vessels
any the displacement removal
any buoys requested communicate tho
fact the HKnALp in order that the matter be pub
icy ght the attention Of the proper authorities
letter addressed to the HERALD. giving the number and
position OF the buoy and the extent Of the displacement
all that - necessary
nS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGIT-The Nkw yoRK
rsALD has adopted distinguishing coston night signal for
board the HERALD Yacht showing while burn
colos red red changing from the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
t.ins Of vessels seeing this signal will obge
preparing marine they may have the Ship
News Department of the HxsALn
n-Persons DESTROYS Of with vessels arrv
ing New York do ny addressing such vessels
ofHRRALp yacht pier Nc East River New York
received from all parts oihs world promptly
livercd DUPLICATES are required
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TOURNAMENT AT ARMS.

Colonel T. H. Monastery and Professor Regis Senac,
Of New York, came together at Tammany Hall last
evening in tournament at arms TO decide the cham
pionship II had been mutually arranged that
the foil sabre raper bayonet and knife should be the
weapons used, tho total number of points being 81,
and that the event should be play or pay"
The contestants fenced with tolls, sabre and rapier,
and in the Of each weapon Senac maniieslly cx-
celled. The referee John Mortimer Murphy erred
several times by awarding points to Monastery that
belonged TO Senac. In the rapier fencing
when Senac had scored points and Nom
stery 8, the latter retired from the stage,
evidently having enough OF It. The lights near the
platform then put out and the crowd gathered
around It and demanded the referees decision II was
long time before he could DO got to speak. He de-
clarcd at last that as the match was '.play or pay "
and Monstery's phi, scians had advised him not
new the contest, Senac was the winner
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TuIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
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steamer Idaho de- Bcddcc. Liverpool March 20 and
Queens,own Suth with mde and ~ passengers Williams
Guion. April lat 81 - ~ Ion 10 80 W gcd night
signals with National steamer beand east April 4.
~ ~. ion 10 ~ passed the ship Nie Winasor Ms
from Liverpool Cor New York; April 2, 200 OF
Sunday Hook. met Wilson line steamer bound east
steamer IIevsiA Brl. Thor Liverpool March - and
.trh. with mse and l02 Passengers to
Hurst. Had moderate weather
Amerique trrl, Ponsolz. Hsvre March 25 via
Phsdcph April D. with mdse and passengers Louis
Bebiac
steamer Acapulco. Gray. Asplnwa April and Havana
9th. with mde and passengers 10 Pacific Mall Steamship
verai veil; sh lat 80 81, lon y - ship Edith tB from
New Orleans tor Havre
steamer Gen Barnes. Mallory, savannah April g. with
ndsc passengers TO w Garrison.
Steamer Re equator. Doane. tnAricstun Apii via Nore
he al tiiy. NJ. s<h. with ndse 10 w Y clyde 4 Co
Bark u crgc Lawrence ltal. Pablo. Nessina 81 days
with lrn: aud sulphur g Lawrence. Giles Go. Passed
Gibraltar March 2; had strong westerly winds
Bark WInred tot Yarmouth. NSl. Dil, Rio Janero 80
DAYS conec Brown Bros. vessel Pendcrgas bros
Crossed the Equator Mach In Ion 81 ~. -
ncr.h 81 Hatscras. with and NV gales lost and split
sails.
90 Benham k-Bcyesen.
Brie Dictator tof Newport H. Coils Rio Jsnero s. days.
with coSee fAbbri Coauncsy Crcsrsd tue Equator
March y. Lon 81
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schr Jacob Rdgwsy tof Phadslphia,, Townsend Para
. Weinberg Had strong nor,herly winds the last .
sshr Virginia. Rnon Rulon. Para 90 DAYS viii, ra,se,
sehr Robert Myhan soath Dennis. Phillips, ANA e
days with fusaic &c. pelima vessel 20 Miller Ter
nohery winds April & lat 81 10 ship Alaska
sehr Henry gushman tof Parrsboro. Ns,. Morris; Car
denas 10 day, Win sugar ana honey TO Moses i"soi
schr Jordan Sof Dennis,. croweii cardsnas days
wy, sehr saSe "a Sca days
with e order vessel t. as.on wassn 10 10 DAYS
Win e j Ns'ssI g"
dsnas via Key West Tor New York.
DAYS with sugar Moses Taylor Co; vessel 10 Bentley
schr Howe Newbury Matsnras. IS days. with sugar
TO Rsynanl Francois; vessel 20 master. c.nar,.n
II days With sugar g order vessel TO mas,er nd strong
SM X ~ Gss Il with
sugar to Charles Lalng 60: vessel 70 Chase Talbot
TO NV lost ,,9boo@ and ls,sopSas, Win .n,a,
70 GpnneiI. Minnpn ca ,e vesseI 10 master
sehr Ea Presley or rhoua.son,, r,esssy B.rassa Is
dsy q nDs Win s1s e
to he New Haven steam Saw Mil Co: vessel to master
Had heavy and NV gales; split main,s and lost 5000
sesr Mary iagis. Gaskll. Washington. &c, days With
schr ii II Pitts French. Virginia
schr o. Van Name; Hardy. Virginia
schr Racer. sslhie Virginia.
Schr Sophia Wintersrn. Jackson, Virginia.
Schr Athca, Darbey. Virginia.
Hs-Rars Niord gSor fro IN London. which anchored ia
Gravesend BAY o.h, cane up 10 the city 10Th
ps~Bark Charley Br which anchored in Grayesend
Bay came up to the city yesterday AM
as-BarS pronnng Lonse Norl. which was Snehorsd in
Grarcsend Bay came up % The city Yesterday AN
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Fch6urg. Springer. Bedford for
steamer Electra. Young Providence for New York.
schr Matthew kinney. Barter. 81 George Ne. Tor Nov
sehr Rising Sun. Jones. Kennsesc for New York,
ssSr " ( ki.sSis. MIlsr Brsssssr ior New YorI
sehr Harris, Sr.ndsli, sou.hgort for New York
a.n avsa ses sp or sS.s York
schr Anson brown Prentiss, Providence for New York
schr Flower, Hubbard. New Haven for New York
sehr imossne Dyerty candy rroy,denss Tor Sew York
ssS PP.5.n sssas M.sh a. e. New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamor Franconia. Bragg. New York for Portland
Steamer Tlhe, Ewing, New York for New London and
Ship City Of Boston. Crosby. New York for Boston.
Bark Brunswick tof Portland, MOI. hutchinson Now York
ssAr Ilo. v Holder, Walker, New York for Boston.
Schr Ben SMELL New York for southport.
sssr Matilda OH Merriam esr New Yoss f9r Halifax Ms
sehr II . Carroll. Carroll AmSoy for Weldon. Me-
Sclr Abbe Willard, Trim. Ambov for Boston.
sS M Fss N' S1 ss tx f0'nd
sclr Belle Hardy. Bash, New York for Boston.
dence.
sehr wn y rsrsn Lindsey; virginia for New Haven.
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WmTKsroFx, Ii. April 10. 1870.
The bark Brunsvek for is at anchor Cd rhroggs