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Vote for Tie Democratic candidates Il
yon vant peace. harmony, economy and a
return Il prosperity.
Vote ~ ~ Repnblicrn ticket II you
waht hi.ii iazos, cairaugaut expenditure u
The public monies, disri.ai6n aud oppres
sion. aud coniiaualion of harl iimos
which ssey body feel. atd which vii
esnsiHns Aad Gr0u Nosse ~ lOpg II az
A1pes.s--- hsaY u esI
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MOTiOE.

? fsfiF Commissioners 81 Ofanvt c0Hnss wln
n ffr0se BIDS ~ Nii'fiDg ~ lenff afsniud
iie Court iipi,e sslfs4. ,H liliisf55o. al wrf.
pfstify lie tib DRY u fin8lef iGg. Fef fng.
iltg iefag}Agilon appig @ tle ilcrk 5ftlu hoard
fI Commissioners
IA Nffer n ilie s8ft ~ rommssls6ofs IL
NfAHAs k9NuiN tHs 4HsWH i85A
fDtN l6WF
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Nat. /. Brown,
RALLigH. n. q.

DtAhEnS aA~d.of
Uv9tctd Lasirunsa,s. Siyipgg and Trim.
mt,gls ~ gtlips. Gpitms. Bnjors.
clIILDKENs' CARRIAGES. fancy
Goods. rojs. 80.
BASKETS. Baskets. the largest assortmcpt
~ tho State.
hl.9 bsnclHl Agent faf iha celebrated TeTRY
tttI Iaf3k VtSANh. itaaf III glilfelsps. Ia
afh.sth' lif i1f Tie iloisc el.tlfs. he'd
sstf4FMhefF. Nql ean aftr iNnlteF sitaa ma
ititlfl y purchasing tfBm Nat ttnfgWg
aba ftffl aff1iNDr fatiNb
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-08-30

Vance bad another triumph AZ JoncsbO-
70 on Friday; abou, 1000 were present,
Settle 50 far lost bis temper as to curse The
crowd Is rsbtlc d Ku KIux from tie in.
fernal regions. That's not tho way 10 win
votes. TomaiO.
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Vance spoke At piiisboro on Monday.
Ills neat speeches viii be wcst of,he Blue
Ridge. iIc may be expected 10 ODuge
,hc latter pars v September
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4 OF course Ike sirayhorD viii yoto for
OIIara. lie cant do otherwise. And Il
civil rights carries bin no farther. be will
have douc we'll aud made Luppy escape.
II Ike Lad gone 70 the Cincinnati Conyon.
ton, lii experience there and IN tho way
might have been les pleasant. Para
OJiiys.
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Augusta. Ga. Aug. 25.-h negro nan
named Wilanr. sio nmaaltcd ana NJ.
l,up'ed p rape M iiddccs ~ i,ichmond
saaHit Yesterday. esAsatfestsI Ed ihfes
H1its aesi 48i jailed j. tl.i. eity taedag
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THEY ARE ar n.

Ike Young, the Internal Revenue can
iidatv for Congress in the Rslcigl district,
sounded the keynote ofthc Radical cam
,aigu when he said ! all the kadicalS
Nave TODD il LIE LIKE IlEI.L, AND
STICK To IT,
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IKE Ysuoe ssysiaa. " W. Ieod ugnp
Aey % lLls Campaign. Ills III far eoa.
fessioB gf defeat We know re Is open
handed sbsn coed i e ssms = i. - 81
shyg esiif n illus tN4 geise 4its lAs
i..sbtt ~ as44sy L. y. t-.a Lac,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
MR.. DALY'S BENEFIT.

This friday afternoon and evening the authors fss-
tiva in celebration of the two hundredth performance
Of "Pquen will be held at the Finh Avenue Theatre
At the matinee Mr. Dalys great companion piece, 'Di-
vorce" will be played with exceptional cast, in
Guiding Miss Davenport, Mss Je1reysLews, Mrs. Gill
ber,, Mr. Charles Fisher, James Lewis and Miss Mary
Wells and Miss Ida JeTries who have kindly volun-
teered In the fourth act the Slavin Georgia Jubilee
Singers will be introduced; Mr. Sol Smith Rus
sell and Fairy Fay Templeton will also appear.
The theatre will be decorated with red and white
roses and every lady will be presented with an impe
rial photograph and a satin programme. In the even
ing "Pque" will be played for the two hundredth
time with the whole original cast restored for the
cason the ladies and gentlemen having volunteers
Special will also be gwen bv the Savin Singers
Sol Smith Russell and Fay Tempeton, who will pre-
sent her limitations OF Aimee in pretty Picture y
The extension of the theatre will be Illuminated With
centennial BELLS Chinese lanterns and fireworks, and
every lady will receive satin programme and solid
silver ticket MS souvenirs
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pS~xOTfcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ~ THE
CoAsTISG AND FOREIGN TRADE Captains officers Of
vessels cosstns foreign trade observing the
displacement removal Of buoys requested
the tact the HERALD that be brought
pabey to the attention OF the authorities letter
addressed t the editor Of the HERALD New YORK city"
giving accurately possible the number aud position Of
bnoys the Of their removal will suffice In
observed along the Atlantic and PaciHe coasts OF
the American Continent When they observed the
Of European coantrcs or in the Mediterranean IL
requested that inform alton be either by graph
letter the London office 81 the Sxw YonK KRaLp. 40
Fleet street. London the Paris once 81 Avenue dc
rorera Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may be Addressed Bennett 81 Fleet street London
"Bennctt oil Avenue de ropera Parts" Where cases
displacement observed in the Of beyond
the reach the telegraph In Asia Africa captains
eouununcss with upon reaching the FIRST convenient
mort This 10 form alton will be csbsd charge the
HxHALp and published.
ps-NoTIcg To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
TuE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHr-The Nrw yonx
HssALp adopted distinguishing Costen night signal for
board the HERALD Yacht, showing while barn
ing green. red changing from the other
and be several miles distant Cap
ains Of vessss sesing this signal. win ehss ~ b.
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ARAcArY. June gin port. brig stillmAn. Tibbstta
BurSos ArsEs May 4-Arr,vsd brig. Eagst (Br). Davis
asd Nay lia si Foe liz
In Dor; Nay - bark Ella M.s ~ ~ FOR New York
BEAR s,yEn rs Jane q Sailed brig' E csr. Bar
CaIrrKrxc. Mex. May 2l-In port. sehr e Newman.
c.sssiss; june u A.isss. seSr; S.nsSa. Henley.
% ss Isn kas New York. 18Th
schr Rnnis Carleton. Lsavi,.. baltimore.
storm! ss"E & FSiD: a.
Dsosnsps. June i7-ArrivsS. big Beauty (Bo Mcleod.
Havana. June 2i-Arriv.c bark II Gem. Collins New
&c; Lord. Cotton. New Orleans bark Lista tsp) Coll,
r Johns. M ss s.s Ssas Geo Washington
ranss arsnss sna sailed ios for Strait" 81 NaSe
Ian 7h. schr Tarbe Higgins Rosario de santa Fs
sailed May il bark Ssrsid. Xiet.r.on; yaln.r.Iso.
M.y.cgsy June s-Arrlysd .er Ean: llsrw.od Turner.
n por lGh brig Ihos fnrull Bates from New York via
MAT.szis juno 2osailed schr. Pilot. Bride Eldridge.
CA Sparks. M.N,Ic. do
crow Cork for orders ah. steamers Poyncslan brown
Llys'poo: Austrian wyIie .lassew: Enmore Coleman.
' srSss" e. saS. bar. VIM owen
Pr. .amn %s's May rig Florence Nay ,s
Grtxler sailed I'D Rahis; bark
Kaiina tr Dav st Johns NJ; brig Ethel Dr. de Br,ex
do tbo.h before reported without daiel
Arrived May - bark Obduia cpl. Ferrer, Fernandna
Passed south june !. acknowledged American
steamer, having black funnel
In port june p scirs Robt Clark, Hutchinson from
New YORK. arrived May ~. for river Plate to sail In
days southern Home tBrl. Thomas from Baltimore.
rived 27t
P,K. June lin port, schr Maggie Abbott. Abbott from
and for New York
PoScs. PR May 3i-Arnvcd, xchr John W Whtford Bry.
ant. Providence tsnd sailed - for Mayayueyl.
PcTor. Ms. June l7Cieared brig Liberty. Reid Port
land
ursRc. June 2o-cieared. ships IIovdng Lsrsen Lon
don Victory. Watson. do virgins. kermode vcrpooi;
barts Magne Christensen Hall: Anna tnxer Liverpool
Sophia Ba rsrad. London; Berlin. Joaes. Ablednrs
JASksU May 20 -t.earca Ino port,
B tmoFe Spot!css Chapman United states; brig Peggy
(N.it, tr do
RIO iRAxnr abont May mo. ApriB 3osaiIed bris Nep-
tune. Car tBr. Pike, New York.
SANTOS Nav is-Cieared, schr Msnnei Cusa. Bayies
from Phade phiN. India
SAGuA. june 1l-sfriv.d. brigs Sagua Munday Phadel
rhia; 18th. q ,cary. Conklin do.
Sailed 18th. br ; Peerless Br. Wilson. north OF Hat
Louisa Br Hobbs, do. Barnard tBrl. wiiehy,
d.: Tropic Baker. do. isth B marck (Bri Vance, do:
18th bark Albert Shultz. Latham. New York,
dr. Richardson Liverpool for Baltimore via Halifax
- Jons Nh June 2i-Arrivrd. barks Harsord shields;
Chailenve. Barbados
sailed nd ships Gen sheplcy. Hutchins. aud Raphael.
Sherman. Liverpool
Cleared 4Ist. scar Ella clifton CBri. Norwich Ct
Cleared I'D schr Ruth. Baker. New ork
VICTORIA. June l3Arrivec. barks Mcleod Paige.
Sydney: Nellie. IRON Cnquimbo
YsaNocru. NJ. June 22s~ed. ship Berthe Bigslow DR.
new, Baltimore.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER CAMBRIDGE johnson. which recently ashore
az Monhcran Boston Wednesday
ocKand where she eivrd temporary repair, she will
lie thoroughly repae ed at Boston her place
the Bangor route Mt an early day.
ScuR HKsgY MAY. Blacsman. from Philadelphia for
1ynu before reported ashore Block Island aud taken
Fall River repairs has had
repairs the latter and is reloadng her In
ward cargo OF coal for Lynn.
ballast lighter anchor between East Boston
Navy Yard charlesown. struck by lightning June II.
aud lost her mainmast.
fALisAx. June 22-Sbp Juvcnts (Br. France frum Lv.
Jcnn Nh in ballast ashore last night
Cape Island near Darlington Ms and hull OF
this morning The saved.
MAcBIAs June cThc schr Speedway. which Is ashore
Libby Island. total loss. She insured for
eighth OF her value.
PORTLAND Me- June 2iBrig Sarah Gilmore this port
FROM Porto Rico the DE- at Of Mr. Lees first
belonging to Philadelphia aud one seaman on the passage
ST Jonx NIB Jnnc 22fhs ship Belle o. Brien ,of Thorn
q Bren deal laden Liverpool when oeiny tow9
OF the harbcr Of 81 John NIB high water today ~
thick fog, struck the bar. Every effort 70
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CLEARED.

Steamer Caledonia (Br, Allison. Glssgow-Henderson
steamer State Of Nevada CBp, Braes Glassow-Austn
Steamer mammonia Ger, voss Hamburg via Plymouth
s,sa%srr csl.nd Dutch, Dsdde. Rotterdam-raneh,
steamer Andes Br, Hughes Port al Prince sav.nil.
steamer City New York. Zimmerman Havana-F Alex
Steamer Gamma tBr, Liddicoas hamilton ,Bsrmuda,-
steamer Csrondeet Faircoth Fsrnsndna Port Royal
steamer Rspdan. Mankin. savanush-Murray. Ferris
steamer sappho. Perxlenburg. Charleston Goodwin
steamer Richmond, Kelley Norfolk City Poin. and Rich
m s'samsr sinners %arren PSadeDa. Hand
Steamer Eleanor Jonns0F s r"r,lanar n a%s'
sssp Bors.iis DR. heard. Shan snai-A Lindsay
ship Queen Of Beauty tBr Mou,on, Liverpoo-Arksii.
Ship sls. cscy,: Apesss;; An.wsrgmc rosIs. Co
Il Am.liA lAu0, CLisvelii, Newcastle. E-slocovich
Bark Iona iApS. Rarusiu Ielth-runch. Edge CO.
Bark Georsia tAus,, N1danich Iimerck-Fanch. Edye
Bark Edith Marion tBr. MARSHALL Cork for ordsrs-as
BARK Mar. clo.ice dtap siano Cork or Falmouth for
orders-funcr. Edge y Co.
BARK Post Nor. Gunoersen Bouiogne 'Franee)-c To-
BARK Contest DIR. Gardner Rio Janeiro--Pender sass
BARK Garells Duntse Georgetown. DcmH Tro~ brdee's
Bark zulma lBr,. Peterson. Georgetown. Dem-swan /
Brig Helene Ger. Hernia. HauburgFnuch. Edge Co.
Briv Pearl. Brighsmsn. Fort Spain arinidsd IL rroS-
BrIs Schols tBr. Chase, Ma,anras-Gomcr. Ronds
4 TO.
Brig Clytie. Dow Trinidad ,Cuba,-Jas Ward 4 Go.
Hrig Mary tBr. Dodge - John. MA ueney.
S,nr Carrie NJ kiehardson, Richardson. Sevie-Brett,
Son 4 TO.
Schr John Ward. Edwards Para Blu rdett 4 Pond.
schr Abby WATSON cray 81 Johns. NJ ) II Winchester
4 Co.
schr W 4 II wotherspoon Orr. Petis Windsor. Ss-D
De Wolf co.
schr Lille. Lowe, Key west-EJ Goodwin SON.
Schr Enchsntrrs,. Phillips, Savann h-Evans Ball Co.
schr - = kec Ing, Bennett. Sa more lie - 4 Bell
se er S Saos ' Sshs Srs"l 81 won sy
schs Ceres. Alley Portland. Me-Chs. living.
Schr Neic CLARK. CLARK Boston jed trve ! Co
schr Charles Higgins. Mcintosh. frovincetown--Bret
Son 4 Go.
Son.
schr Henrietta BILLIARD. saybrook. cs-cartwrisht /
Dovl~
sehr Crusade. Mullen. New ilasen--Rackett 4 Bro.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 2s l87e.-TRPLE SHEET
success. and she nov lies in . prsea

float her. but without success and she lies In prsea-
rots position.
The h Tobiqus when being launched at Courtney bay
NIB to-day caught the creek. aud the tide failing
she was badly strained
SUPERINTENDENT Kennebupkport uessrs Crawford
reran haze hrst clsss white oak ship nearly compe'ea
- " sras' khipyard Of $40 tons m for company ~
ksnnsbunk and Boston, Messrs Crawford Perkins have
Psny 70 build this season. Mr. Thoupsos will launch
entire white oak ship Of three will demand
the best Of This ship Boston parties
Mr. Thompson has heem assd chr Of construe
ticn with keel 40 iest long Of 100 IONS
TO be OFT early this fall In ttion the above MI
Thompson u building ship Of 1910 TO be on IA NO
vember. This Is to be white oak three deck ship OF
great carrying capscity: Mr. Thompson has heavy
white oak frame the way from the South for
ship OF 1,4O0 TONS to be built later In the season Tor
Boston parties Master David Clark has . bark Of
1000 tons. IN, nearly completed In his yard ihis
Is Of the thorough built and handsome modelled
vessels built the length OF keel l.o
feet length deck l2 eet with beam IS feet and I'm
feet pole She Is through white oak built under specta
inspection Of french oyds and will command the best rate
for eleven This bark il for sale Messrs Titcomb
Thompson have splendid modelled and superior built
white oak ship nearly completed OF 100 TONS M Tor
parties in Boston This ship will be launched IN short
time. when Messrs Ttcomb Thompson contemplate build
ing another ship about the size for parties out OF the
State.
LAuvcHED-A fine ship Of 200 tons, built nnd
owned by Nathaniel Thompson; also one Of 1870 tons
built by Perkins Crawford successfully launched at
Kennebunk port, Ne. June 81
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A STUPID SCARE.
OF AN ANTICIPATED PATRIOTIC
RELIGIOUS SERVICE INTO A srcTARIAN RIOT

ExAGaEEATIoN OF AN ANTICIPATED PATRIOTIC
RELIGIOUS SERVICE INTO srcTARIAN RIOT.
WLKRsBARRE. Pa, June q, 1876.
As the readers of the HERALD know in consequence
Of the taken by the coal combination to pre-
vent an over-production OF coal in this great mining
district population Is now for the most part with
out work. As is usually the whore many idlers
congregaed, there must be a sensation or things
would become monotonous. The latest is that
riot Is to take place In the county on the
Fourth OF July when 1t is reported the Catholics
10 rise and fall upon their Protestant neghbors. A
careful investigation into this matter demonstrates
fully that the people have been hed TO the brim with
tear from misapprchension Of the facts in the
Bishop Wood has issued pastoral letter to the Catho
lie churches In Pennsylvania recommending that high
mass be celebrated and grand 'Te Deum sang In
honor OF our national Centennial From this simple
has been raised bugaboo to Brighten tiind
pie from their propricy The Irish societies through
ont tho county are TO parade the Centennial Inde
pendence day and as these include the Ancient Ordcr
Of Hibernians, many OF our narrow-mndcd citizens
have conjured up the conclusion that there Is be
raid of the Infamous Molhe Magures
The whole fright is simple folly having not whit OF
foundation IN fact.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. Junc lI-sailed. bark Dawn. Nielsen. San
Francisco.
ALEXANDRIA. June ai--Arrived, schr N Pote for
Washn ton.
Sailed schrs Mary Elizabeth = Odorne, Knight.
Jr. Theodore Dean. n W Foster. ID Lee. Marveli
Daylight. and Starlight tfroni Georgetown).
B.bSfuS June Observation-Disclosures Neptune Berry,
New YORK: Rattcsnak~. snow. Phiiadeiphia; Vim Law
renee owes, baltimore wilamsport. Wetts do; bark
Mcodside Montgomery Tenfaeros; schrs Nelson Harvey
Weeks, Fhilaae phia: l. & Hickman. Sempier, do: n
Jameson. bunker. Rondout: Allen trcca Nicgerson wec-
hawkcn: Noses Eddy. Warren. sondout Eliza Rayuor
MITCHELL delaware City: james iicwett. Foster, Port
Johnsnn Elcaise Herrck Perth Amtoy Iiydranger. Bar
ter, Elizabethport. sammy Ford Allen, Newark, NJ.
Also arrived steamer City Of santiago B. bs,ke. Val
paradise.
Cleared Barks New England, uaett. Gsiveston War.
rem lisett. Doaae cape Verde: Ncnpsrel. Ceb5 Port
Elizabeth Cape OF Gosd Hope: Archer Iateh Portland
brig :eaver. for Donegal ~chrs Melona Knowles Woos
ter Hattie Baker. Baxter Washington. DC. via
Portland Sky Lark Small Baltimore via kennebec River
Governor smith. crowe, rhadelphia: CITY Of Chei-
Too Twin. Bucxsvilie. &c. Jane Newton. Slower.
Alexandria
naied->tcamer Ibensr: barks Nsptuns. Archer. New
England and Nonpareii; brig sussex
BALTIMORE June x2--Arrivsd. bsrks o yinxe tSor,.
Hendtickson. Sligo: Bgeow (Br Fsrrts Belfast: schr
Eeastor iBr). Ranger. Nassau.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ASrwxnr. June 22-Arrivsd. steamer Keniiworth (Br>
Prowse. New York.
Sailed 2st. ship Helvetia tBsig Nielsen. Now York
AMSTERDAM. June alsaied ship Fsydis Nor,. Ivsrsen
New York.
BRISTOL June 22-Arrved. bark Chairman CBD, Fiisn
New York.
BonpxAux. June 2l-sailed. steamer Acadia (BD Craig
New York.
CARDIFF. June 22-Arrived, .'Needweli" from
BREMEN June 2o-Saed barks Alexander (Swe)
Rhodn United States; 2lst Oilers (Ger Albert. New
YORK.
coaK, June 2l-saled. brig Johnny Smith (Br. Thomp
son. North America.
GLoucxsrER, juno 22-Arrived bark Orion GER, Fut
terer, Darcn.
GIDRALrAR June le-Sailsd. bark Guiseppins utal.
Ruggero iron. Castellamsre). New York.
HupIKswALL June iO-SHied, brig DirIgo. Blair from
Copenhagen. Baltic land passed Skagsn 2Oth).
HAvRE. June 2O-Clsarsd. banks Northern Queen (Br,
Dollar. North America; Joshua Loring. Cook United
States
IPSWICH June 2l-ssilsd, bark Maria Cyor), Lovold
United States.
LIVERPOOL June 22-Arrivsd ship Plsisdea Chase, sa
vsnnah.
Sailed 22d ship Harvester. Boswcrth. San Francisco
bark Glen Nevis (8D, Robb. North America.
LONDON, Juno 22-Ciesred, brig Wexford tB). Foster
Peterborough, Ms, after putting back.
LixERIcK. June 2l-Sailed. bsrks Otus (Nor). FAX
United States 22d. Connsught Br). Tufts. New York
MovILLr, June 22-Arrived, steamer Hibernisn tBr)
Archer Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool (and
ed.
MARsrLLrs, June ls-Arrivsd bark Daphne (Nor). Neil
sen, Baltimore.
PALnAs-Arrived. bark Jasper williams New York for
Noarovis: schr Seth NJ Todd. Norwood, Calais. Me.
QUEENSTOWN, June 22-Arrived. ship Valparaiso (Br)
N Ills, Portland. O.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 22-saed, bark Sunshine, Clark
New York.
Arrived 2ad steamer Ohio Gsr) Meyer Baltimore Cor
Bremen (and proceeded.
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MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.
sEMI-ANNUAL sRssIoN OF THE MANUFACTURING
cHEMIsrs-IMPoRrANr DISCUSSION ON Mr..
MoRRIsoN's TARIFF BILL

PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1876
The scmannual session Of the Association OF Manu-
featuring Chemists or the United States held yes
terday morning in the directors room of the Union
League Club House, for the use OF which the body
indebted to the courtesy OF the League The assoca
tion having membership from all sections OF the
Union, represents one OF the largest and most i'm
portant trade organizations OF the country, with
capital OF more than $50.000000
The attendance OF members very full the Presi-
dent, Or. Thomas p Sheppard, occupying the chair.
The discussions OF the business meeting directed
mainly to the subject OF tho tariff in its relation 10 the
interests Of manufacturing chemists and strong pro-
tests werc made against the policy contemplated by
Mr. Morrison's bill by which it is proposed that while
chemicals shall BIO admitted Free many OF the raw ma
tcra!s from which chemicals are produced shall be
taxed Very general sympathy WAS expressed by the
association with the manufacturers or coors whose in
dustry is also alleged to BIO GENEROUSLY affected by Mr.
Morrisons bill, ana pledges wcro made 10 the effect
that the influence OF the association should be cast in
favor OF equitable duues upon colors
Upon the termination OF the business meeting the
members Of the association escorted TO
In waiting for their and conveyed TO the Exhibition
grounds, where the afternoon was spent In viewing
the wonders OF the International display
At seven O'Clock p NJ. the members reasscmbled in
the banqucting OF the club house, where with
number OF invited guests among whom were many
eminent chemists Of Europe and America, the semi
annual banquet OF tho ASSOCIATION was partakcn Of
The elaborate and costly preparations for the affair
testified to the ability with which the local committee
had awaited themselves Of the carte blanche which had
been given to them in perccng their arrangements
the bill Of are the decorations OF the room and the
table being Of the most extensive and excellent char
Each member having been accorded the
privilege OF inviting guest the result was the attend
ancc OF many distinguished men OF tho chemical pro-
fession in attendance upon the Exhibition as members
or foreign commissions Ameng these were Professor
De Wilde, Dr. J. II. Thomson, Or. Eamul
Palermo, Dr. Martins, Or. Carl Shrader OF
Leipzig; Dr. J. +. Holtz, of Berlin; Mr..
Charles Bacckman, OF the Imperial Russian Com
mission; DR.. Ocdling, OF England; NJ. DE Zama-
coma. chief OF the Mexican Commisso and President
or tho American and Mexican Claims Comm ssion. and
Messrs. Oneas and Barccna, OF Mexico The Ameri-
cities represented as tollows:-Drs G. +.
Chandler, lsadore Waltz and William Habirshaw, Of
New York; Drs Thomas +. Stark, Leibuk, Simon and
Thompson, OF Baltimore, and Professors r. A. Gerth
Frazer and Koeng, Of the Pennsylvania University.
Dr. Thomas r. Sheppard presided at the entertain
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Matt Toole, notorious desperate who was parconed
out OF State Prison about three months since, ia in
fair way Of going back there for another term He
arrested last night on charge Of highway robbery.
The complainant John NJ. Churchill was standing at
the door Of his residence when Tooc approached HIM
aud opened conversation. Churchill he
under the Influence oil liquor and told him 10 home,
wnercupon fooe, in the thieves vernacuar, held
him up aud cndca vorcd to Ego through Inn. Al
the police station pipe oeongIn: TO Churchill was
found his possession. The latters collar torn
from his shirt in the struggle.
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ESCAPE OF CoNvICTs.

SALT LAKE. CRY. Utah. June %. 1870
Seven prisoners broke out OF tho Penitentiary this
afternoon after capturing the guard securing all their
guns pistols and ammunition together with three
horses and escaped Harrison Carter, acting cook
in the Pcntentiary, was shot and will probably die II
rumored that the XII led. but ths lacks
confirmation. Among the escaped prisoners
cra who instrumental In the killing Of Captain
Bsrghsr, The former warden
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that In convsrsing with masters OF vessels whose az
grcgate tonnage would be hundreds OF thousands oi
tons. many Of them said they would not bring their
cargocs TO their and pass the bridge without
extra compensation II the belief OF Mr. briggs that
East River front property would deteriorate IN value
twenty five per cent the completion OF the bridge
The following table shows the number OF merchant
vessels American and foreign arriving at the port OF
New York IRON foreign poris:--
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ROASTED ALIVE.

John and Joseph Gardner, Anthony Wize aud
Laurence Hessendcrfcr arrested IN Newark last
night charged with h,ving roasted the lcet OF
Hicronymus Juderweis with view to cxtortng from
hsm a confession TO where bis money was. They
held for examination.