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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29
BISHED BY THE BOHEMIAN PRINTING CO., 1O4 Croton Str C
/. Ii Ctyrtek dne 20. Cervna 1876.

stavec platformy, "a nejz Sc p. Tilden
zodpovedn}m cini, byl sepsan hajen
cd povestneho demokratickeho zufivce
Vallandighama Ohio. Tilden
pax sezeni vyboru prot odstavci tomu
dvs .hodiny mluviI vdbec vsecko vyDa-
lozil, ably pfijeti jeho pfekazil. Kdyz ale
s nahledy ddvody svymi neprorazil, Po-
zadal tehdejsiho redaktora hlavniho de-
mokratickeho cascpisu N. Y. World, ably
navrzence sjezdu, gen, Nc Clellana pfi-
mel, by liste ptijimacim proti odstavci
tomu Sc ohradil, COZ pry Nc Clellan uei-
nil.
Tolik byli jsme povinni pravde.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

DuJromtk, o. eervna. V1dcove po-
vstalcd poradi Sc cernohorskou vladou
>alecnich podnicich pro pfipad, ze by
Srbsko zaclo valku.
V5deh, 81. Gervna. Vladni .Politische
Correspondent pfinasi tuto zpravu Be-
lehradu: Knize Milan odebefe Sc k ar
made dne 30. Gervna. Tehoz dne dano
bude valecne provoldni. Dne naslednii-
ciho Il. 5ce) prohlasen bude stav obleze-
nj celem knizetstvi.
Z Cetyn6, hlavniho mesta Cerne Hory
dochazi zprava, ze vsichni Cernohorci cd
Tho do so roku staff sveho do zbrane po
volani jsou. Cernohorsky senat (knizeci
rada) chopi Sc vlady Ma miste knizete Mi
kulase a povede il az do skonceni valky.
| Cerna Hora lest tedy k valce odhod
lana. Spojen! Jihoslovane zvitezi. Necht
ustoupi nevrazivost zarlivost zajmdm
vseslovanskfm. Kdo nejhodn6jaim se
ma starem Balkan6 osvedci, tomu bude
dix Slovanstva tomu dostane Sc Prven
stvi. Zatim spete vasne bdel6 budiz
vlastenectvl.
Pafiz, 27. Gervna. Srbska komise "a
byva Sc tu zakupovanim zbrani sbira-
MIN dobrovolnikd, jichz sc znacny poce'
pfihlasuje. Tez koluie zde povest dobrt
zarucena, ze Srbsko poslalo Turecku niti'
matum, jez pry toto zamitlo.
Zvlastni telegram casopisu ,Journa
des Debats' zv6stuje, ze Srbsko poslalC
ultim a Il IN Turecku, kterez je zamitlo
Knize odiel k armade. Nepfatelstvi ma
stava.
Cafihrad, 81. cervna. Turecke volsk
ma srbskych hranicich turecke lodstv
ma Dunaji obdrzelo rozkaz, ably bylo pm
praveno k zapoceti neptatelstvi- Kern
pasa Jest velitelem tureck6ho voisks
srbskych hranicich.
. Udili Sc milost ktesta u n
; Paf5<, 2S. Gervna. President Nc Nj
hon udelil milost aneb zmirnil trest osm
desati sedm oucastnik1m komunistick
ho vzboufeni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

Kfivditi nekomu Jest nasich ocich |
zloein, kterYz byf prot trestnimu "a
konniku necelil, pfedce ien zlocinem zd-
stava. V Americe pohfichu jest kfivda
zivots politickem nejbezrejsim, nejvsed
neisim neiskodlivejsim dkazem. Po-
skoditi politickeho odpdrce neb protivne-
no cekance nepoklada Sc "a zadnou spat-
most ba ami "a neslusnosf. W boji jest
pry vsecko dovoleno," tax vymlouvaji SO
ii, ktefi politicke vasne nebo z pohnutky
ieste Q kalejsi politickemu odpdrci
ved IN cesf kradou kandidata pro-
tivne strany vedome blatem pohaznji
anebo tenn, ienz tax femcsla cini, po-
chvalu tleskaji.
Nskdy takova kfivda ci politicka lei
ma kandidatu uvizne Jemu uskodi
politickemu odpdrci k vitezstvi dopomd-
ze. Nez ale takovou zbranf dobyte vi-
tezstvi neslouN ami strane, ami obcanstyu
ami kandidatu zvitezivsimu ke cti.
Tyto poznamky jsou zajiste vcasne ny
nj, kdy K centennialnimu volebnimu "a
pasu Sc chystame. Bylo by roku tohoto
distojno, ably spinavost, surovosf zdi-
vocilost, kterezto ohavne vlastnosti temef
kazdy presidentsky volebni zapas ozna-
cuji, ustoupily poctivemu zapoleni zasad
stran a osobnicL pfednosti navrzencd.
Pohfichu nenasvedcuje zkusenost dvou
poslednich tydnd, ze by pfani nase a
vsech slusnych lidi Sc vyplnilo. S demo
kraticke strany vykyda.o SO jill cele ba b.
no hany ma Hayese a ma strane republi
kanske jsou jiz pohotove 8 podd dvkami,
lopatami, kameny podobn5mi ,,zbrans-
mi muzd svobodnych". ably pfepce ddstoj
0 ne demokratickeho kandidata president
stvi pozdravili. Jako demokraticke hsty
ma Hayesovi tax repubikanske ma Tide
noyi, kteryz Sc jim nejnebezpecnejsin
b kand;datem byti jevf, poctiveho chlupl
nenalezaji. Vsak nejsou to jen republi-
q kauske, ale COT vetsi seslosti mravn
, svedei, demokratieke casopisy
u ktere Tildenovi samy pfedvecer 81
n louis -ske konvence podle lie roztrousily
Chtejit zameziti | Z ponavrzeni kandida
ie ia, kteryz tabofe demokratickem z
O. vsech tax zvanych statnikd v5tecnik
n nejouplneji opravu politickou
pokrok zastuPuje. .u
Chicago Times, jak jsme jiz minul
? ctenafstvu sdsIili, pfinesly clanek. mem
Sam. Tildena zodpovsdnym cini "a one
}. odstavec platformy narodniho sjezdu d
: mokratd v roce 1854, nemz valka Sc
veru prot odstspencdm iiznim "a nezd
a nedspech q tedy "a zbytecnost
prohlasuje upustsni cd valky, y niz
statisice zivotd lidskych zmafeno KID.
jiz vit4zstvi na stranu unionistt SO klon
so 10, 90 Ead6. Nez, obvineni to jest nepi
We, col tuto te pficiny uvadime, ze isr
je po svrchu imenovanem casopisu OPP
ing koyali. Tilden nebyl ami pfsdsedou, q
spravodajem sresolueniho vyboru' Z
- MIN p.l Guthrie = Ksntacky. Ousa .
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

chodni otazka, jak isme Sc pfedesle vyslo
viii, nejspise mecem rozfesena bude. To
lest die naseho mineni ten Dejlepsi spG-
sob rozvazovani hodne zmodrchaneho u
zlu, jemuz Sc Aka ,uzel gordicky.' A ia
kovym uzlem Jest pravde otazka w
chodni; ien mec nejakeho Alexandra jej
rozetne tim Alexandrem chce stati Sc,
jak posledni telegraticke zpravy nasved-
cuii, srbsky knize Milan, jemuz k choulo
stive praci te utrob slovanskeho srdce
mnoho zdaru pfeieme.
Necht SO konecn6 starry Balkan zazele'
ma vlahou svobody, kteraz ma barvu
krvavou. Krev jest nejlepsi setbon utla
cenych narodd; nj vyrdsta bud svobo
da zlata anebo - cestna smrt. Lepe ze-
mfiti, nezli porobe jeste nekolik stalet
4 mtiti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29
DrZOsf a pitOmOsf
GrantOva.

President vydal provolani k narodu v
n6mz jei vybizi oelaviti 4. cervence q :
b oznosti. Jest to ptedn6 drzost cd
Granta, "a druhe velika pitomost. Neni
ami pravem ami povinnosti jebo dfadu Wy
bizeti narod k nabozenskym vykonam.
Jeho povinnosti prava sou povahy pou
ze svetske prohfesuie Sc proti dnchu u
stavy naseho zfizeni, kdyz co presi-
lie nj k nabozenskym vykonam narod
vybizi Neschazelo by, nez ably ulozil
spolkovym marsaldm We vsech m6stech
Unie, ably lid hnali nasilim do kosteld o
slavovati pamatku zalozeni republiky
teto.
Sc slavnosti tou nema nabozenstvi a
pamba niceho spolecneho. Prohlaseni
nezavislosti jemu nasleduiici revoluce
byly ciste syetskymi skutky, ktereS jak
kazdy znatel Pisma stareho noveho "a
kona zna, nabozenstVi kfesfansk6mu od-
poruii. ,Poslusni budte vrchnosti sve i
kdyz jest zla.' ,Sluhove poddani hpdto
panim' t. d. Kdyby Sc byl narod A
mericand spravoval slovy a pfikazy pis
ma svateho, jez jest pry verohodnym slo-
vem bozim, nebyl by prohlasil nezavislost
svou aniz by 81 byl troufal podniknouti
revoluci to ze strachu pied Uneven a
prchlivosti Hospodins, kteryz poddanym
poslusnost ptikazuje. Republika severe
americka by nestala Grant by nebyl
mel ptilezitost vyzyvati narod, ably panu
bohu dekoval "a to, co 81 vlastni krvi nlu
sci vydobyti: nezavislost a svobodu.
Wine, komu by mel narod dne 4. Ger
vence "a svobodu osvetu svou dekovati
nevercIm Tomasi Painovi, Jetfersonovi
Washingtonovi, Franklinovi, Adamsovi 1
iinym svobodomyslnym ci bezv6reckyn
p6vodcHm a nacelnikGm velebneho bol'
Americana "a svobodu rovna prava. =
Nevefe slusi vzdati dne 4. Gee. dix nj
koli nabozenstvi. A to tim meme, an
mnozi hlasatele nabozenstvi pro pro
hlaseni nezavislosti proti revoluci kazal
to prave ma zaklade bible, jakoz kazal
pred vypuknutim jizni rebelie proti zrus
nj otroctvi, nazyvajice zlofad ten boher
ustanovenym. Ii nejnabozneisi Ameri
clne byli nejvlaznejsi vlastenci ano mnt
zi Mich stall zfejme k Anglicku. kdy
!. by ma miste spisku Painova ,Zdravy ro'
um', kteryz k odtrzeni osad americkyc
vedl, tehoz slaveho neverce ,krisi
(ObratI kteryz ma mysli klesle vojsko
mericke k novemu udatenstvi povzbud
: vsichni fandaci k bohu o pomoc sc by
cbratili, neslavili bychom asi letos zadr
stolete narozeniny republiky. Pambr
:" nabozenstvi dovedli narody svobodu,
- svetu blahobyt pfipraviti ale Jim j dc
: byti tom jsrne deinach niceho nen'
7 lezli.
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Zbozny zak 9 / n 1 k.

champion, N. Y, %. cervna
J. A. Coleman mestecka Mitchell We
state Indiana byl vcera zatcen nasledkem
pokusu zastfeleni reverenda (kneze) Z. A.
Franklina, baptistickeho rivaivlisty, bite
mesta.
Bezpochyby ST ten pan Coleman kulku
medal posvetit.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29

Psauf pro Vac. RdziCku
IL Plzne) necht Sc on hlasi v cisle
148 Croton str.
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Amos Townsend

navrzen cd republikanske konkresni kon-
vence bez opozice "a kandidata do kon-
gresu pro zdejsi distrikt. f-&
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-06-29
Tiden

ponavrzen cd demokraticke konvence phi
druh6m hlasovani "a presidenta.
Prvni hlasovani.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-10

Al half past Eve o'clock yesterday morning tho Bos
Lancers arrived in this city the steamer Rhode
Island They Lett special train over the Pcnnsyl-
vana Railroad at half-past eight A. NJ Tho Lancers
were under tho command Of Captain c. C. Emery. The
company the Prussian Lanccrs' helmets scarlet
coats blue pants and side arms and ll9 strong
THE Bosrox CADETS
arrived on the Fall River line steamer Providence At
eight A. ~, acting escort to Governor Rice OF
Massachusetts, The Governor his star and escort had
breakfast the boat before landing and then marched
the foot OF Liberty street. where they took the boat
connecting with the Delaware and Bound Brook Rail-
road a. nine A. NJ
Mayor william II. wickham, Of New York, with three
ladies, len on the Ave past throe train
the Pennsylvania Railroad 1 order to witness ths
opening ceremonies II the Exhibition grounds to-day
Governor Rice and star viii establish headquarters At
the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia The cadets will
lodge At the Masonic Hall HoseL During the cere-
monies Philadelphia this morning the Boston
vii, perform escort duty for Governor Rice and stan
Both companies Of tho Massach National Guard
will return on Friday next, passing through this city
during the afternoon.
General orders have been issued by Colonel Clark,
OF tho Seventh regiment, NJ O. g. N r., for the regi-
10 parade on May ~ 20 receive Governor Rco OF
Massachusetts, and the First Corps OF Cadets. n " ~,
assembling at quarter 10 one r. NJ The seventh regi.
msnt has decided TO cncamp 1t Philsdslphis In July
Private drills have been ordered for Nay Is ~
and 81 which evenings the Armory will BE- open
" the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-10

The democratic calculations are more vague and
certain than those Of the republicans Few men pro-
tend 70 foreteIl tho result ut ST LOUIS II Senator
Thurman loses Ohio no will be virtually out OF the nght
and Ohio In that contingency Is counted Hendricks
State Mr. Thurman carries the whole Ohio dsiega-
ton he Is supposed 10 have as good chance any
body, and better than Mr.. Hendricks because II IL
thought that no couad carry Southern and East
ern votes than Hendricks. IL Is thought, Also that
Judge Davis namc Will not come up In tho early bal
losns in srea. iorce particularly II any Of the dem
ocatc candidates shows from the first decided strength
north OF Mason and Dixon's line But matters should
look like deadlock and democrat should get de-
cided lead Judge DAVIS would come up and II IS
thought with great deal OF strength Tho Hendricks
men would prefer Judge DAVIS to Mr. rilden or any
Eastern candidate yet prominently named. Il is
thought also that " Governor Tildsn's forces should
break considerable part would 20 over 70 the DAVIS
side.
There Is . strong feeling among the western men
against Mr.. Tilden He TO have the consent or
considerable number Of Southern men; but they all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-10
eENERl WASHINGTON oesPArcHes.

WASHINGTON, May 9, 1875.
THE LATE SECRETARY or wAR-TKRMs OF THn
INDICTMENT BIZ THE GRAND JURY OF THE
DISTRICT.
The Grand Jury Of the Criminal Court OF the Dstrcs
OF Columbia to-day found true bill Of Indictment
against W. W. Bclknap, late Secretary Of War. The
Indictment sets forth that he Secretary OF War
June TO- 1873 At which time certain question: matter,
cause proceedings pending in relation to the
appointment and retention In Office OF the trader at the
post OF Fort SILL in the Indian Territory that he did
unlawfuy, wifuly and corruptly accept and receive
the OF ST. 70G from Caleb r. Marsh, with intent
to have his decision and action on the question pend
Ing Influenced, and did appoint John 8. Evans and
did John s. Evans post trader considers
ton Of having received said sum.
The additional counts charge him with receiving
1880 for the purpose November T. 1873; jan
uary - 1874 April TO- 1874 Nay a. 1875, and Novem-
Der Is 1875, and $3.50 on January Is, 1876
ANOTHER SCANDAL AGAINST SECRETARY BRIs-
TOW SET At RKsT.
statement Is published to the effect that Secretary
Brstow has suspended proceedings against John Buck
nsr, who was Collector OF Internal Revenue at Louis
vile and deautor to she extent Of $780, 900 because
Mr.. Miles, tho foster father Of Mrs. Bristow, who
died recently, leaving Mrs. Brisiow . handsome
legacy, is ON the bond or the dcfauter. Upon
this subject the Treasury records show that James r.
Buckner been for several years past Collector Of
Internal Revenue for the Filth dstrcs or kentucky
He is not deiauter for 500 0oo any other sum,
but during last summer his then cashier,
Jackson, robbed him OF t65,3oo government
money. Jackson subsequently committed sui.
eide. Tho loss discovered by Brstow.s officers
Washington before II known at Louisville All OF
Buckner's bonds nle In the Treasury here and
examination Of them shows that the late Mr. Miles
never on any Of them. Tho loss is abundantly
secured to tho government by tho Collectors bond oi
$3.50, o0o tho sureties which worth more than
81, 200, ooo Buckner has now petition for relief be-
fore the House OF Representatives. Endorsed By citizens
OF Kentucky without regard TO party.
ADJOURNMENT or CONGRESS TO ATTEND rHn
CENTENNIAL.
Both houses Of Congress this morning. but ~ no
quorum Of either body present An adjournment
to Friday followed. Not committee Of the Houss
held meeting to-day All legislative business Is
trsly suspended Tho capital 10 pretty generally do.
serted for tho Centennial at Philadelphia
TIE PRECEDENT AND PARTY OFF yoH pHnAs
DELpHIA.
The President Mrs. Grant and NJ. Ulysses Grant, Js.
left here the limited express this morning
threc inmates past nine O'Clock for Philadelphia
attend the opening Of tho Centennial Exposition A
largo number Of Senators, Representatives, and men,
bers OF tho press the special train that len
hero u twelve O'Clock.
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Tho Davis and Thurman calculations are not yet A.
tainable and that OF the friends OF Mr.. Hendricks
II will be seen, is against any Eastern candidate
He shows surprising strength but no one
believes that he can be nominated. II he should bs
able defeat Governor Tilden his forces would
probably break and the greater part 60 over y
Judge Davis. Senator English takes his coming dis
appointment in Connecticut, in the election OF Mr..
Barnum the Senate easily that It begins to be be-
lcved that his friends look confidently TO his nomins
ton at ST. Louis
Tho calculations made by we'll informed men Of both
sides show singular discrepancies but each sde u
will BIO observed In the following lists, claims New
York. The following Ia q table made by republicans
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lotaiB ................. zAA 400
Comparing these lists, It viii be seen that II the re-
publicans should lose New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Illinois from the list they will lose the election in spite
Of gaining New York; or, working by the democratic
table, the democrats could afford TO lose New York,
and they gained Illinois they would still elect their
ticket with several votes TO spare In fact the cleo.
ton promises at present. to the democrats than
TO the republicans and this in private acknowledged
by many OF the latter But tho shrewdcst politicians
of both sides here look for Of popular sent
ment what direction Of them pretend to guess
at present. which WILL they believe give the election to
party or the other by large majority.
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say very decidedly that the North must make the ticket
and that they viii be satisfied with anybody II taken
for granted thai tho Tden strength before breaks win
go solid body 10 Senator Bayard and there little
doubt that n this should happen be would be pomk
mated by reclamation, tor the Southern would al
and In body so for him. Al present the closest
cacuators say that the South is pretty equally divided
between Governor Tilden and Mr.. Hendricks, with,
one man remarked, mo particular enthusiasm for
either" The following is tho count for Tilden and
Hendricks in the Democratic Convention
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THE poxoLoorcAL DISPLAY.

The arrangements for showing tho range and variety
OF American fruits are excellent SPECIAL annex ior
this department. lsox2oo feet adjons Agricultural Hail
and The display OF particular fruits In their
has been SO adjusted - to enabs exhibition during
tho entire period Of tho Exposition Tho Displays will
occur IS follows:--
Pathological products, May 10 10 May ~
Strawberries, June 10 Juno IS
Raspoerres and bIackbcrries, July , TO July g.
Southern pomoIogcai products, July Is to July "A
Melons, August ~ 70 August "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-10

The Manhattan Commandery Knights Templar have
accepted the invitation Of the Grand CommAndsry OF
the state OF Pennsyivania TO participate In the Gen.
tennal celebration and parade In Philadelphia on
Thursday, June and extensive preparations are being
made Tor the occas:on The inhalation OF officers viii
take place this evening ~ the Masonic rsmple
Of sixth avenue and Twsnty-tnlrd street
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Peaches September to Septembsra
Northern genealogical products, September II - Sep
TENDER ID
Grapes, October 10 70 October L.
Nuts, October % 10 November l.
Vegetables will be shown continuously as follows:-
Early summer vegetables, June 20 to June "a
Autumn vegetables, September 10 TO September u
Cereals September rs to September 80.
Potatoes and feeding roots, October 10 October T.
The genealogical annex will DO completed by the 7th
OF June when tho second OF the stated temporary
displays comes on The nrst display viii DO made IN
the navc and central transept OF Agricultural Hall
Firms In tropical fruits win contribute variety Of
specimens. such A. bananas lemons lines pineappcs
nEs, dates, raisins Southern fruits will be repre-
sented and many Of the most eminent fruit growers
will send very many named varieties the exhibition
win DO most marked evidence OF the range and
rety OF soils and climates The tables for exhibit
granted free of charge producers merely paying
cost OF transportation.
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CENTENNIAL NOTES.

Great progress has been mado to-day In clearing the
Exhibition buildings Of rubbish Long trains Of cars
loaded with empty boxes, old lumber, &C. have been
going out Of the grounds all day The main pas
sageways Of the principal buildings in respect
able shape for pedestrians There remains however,
much carpentorng to be done in the foreign depart
mcnts OF all the great Exhibition buildings
that Of tho government is in tho finest
order and most advanced state Of preparation
and nothing is to DO done but clear away tho debris
Every arrangement has been made to supply frac.
tiona currency and ATTY silver pieces those who
need change. The Centennial Bank has provided
lions At points OF easy for this purpose. and
other branch Offices have been scattered around There
will not be the slightest difficulty this This
will relieve the existing stringency In the smaller
values Of currency.
The Board Of Finance has arranged prosecute all
who shall sell counterfeit and imitation Centennial
memorial medala
II is rumored to-day that application has been made
TO William N. Evarts OF Now York, for legal opinion
upon the relative powers OF tho Centennial Commission
and the Board Of Finance with a view tho determine
ton OF the issue alleged havo been made between tho
two bodies The Centennial Commission mot to-day
but did no business
The Ladies' Centennial Committee have accomplished
wonders in the past four five days Tho pavilion Is
In admirable order and very little remains TO be done
TO make q complete exhibit. The Empress OF Brazil
has requested and has assented start tho
chinery In the Ladies' Pavilion on tho opening day.
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JUSTICE JAMES n. MORTON.
telegram from Springfield. MasA, under date d
the OH inst, reports a. folows:--JAmss H Morton,
Judge or the Springfield Police Court for swsntyfous
years, died this afternoon, aged Aisytwo ysarA
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TOO LATE FOR THE OPENING.

Centennial Commissioner Levy, Of Victoria, Austria
lia, Informed HERALD reporter yesterday that the
discharge of the 900 tons OF Centennial goods board
the English ship skerryvore lying a. pier No North
River, will be commenced today The vessel has
been A7 days on her passage and Is .
wretched looking craft During the voyage she had
seven feet Of water In her hold, and Il is Of
wonder that she has reached port 1t ALL She is
Sunderland built cran The Centennial goods consist
OF fruits, wines, minerals, photographs mechanical
objects, &C. all Of which supposed to be damaged
The vessel also brings about $50 tons Of wool, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-10

ARRIVAL OF DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Immense ,hronrs have arrived hero to-day from all
pants Of the country, and Philadelphia before
prsssnted 50 crowded and cosmopolitan appearance