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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28
Science aud Theology.

On Sunday evening Rev. DR.. Willard
Spalding, pastor Of the Church OF the
Messiah, spcke of "Sc.ence and Theology,
taking for text the words, ''Get Wisdom, V
found in Proverbs As. The following is
brief epitome of the doctor's remarks:
Science instructe the Church. This il
trne Of both physical and moral science
The Church taught that the earth was the
centre of our system, till science proved
the contrary. Her chronology was shown
TO be erroneous, when it was made to ap
pear that the earth had been in existence
for immensurable periods of time. The days
of creation can mark only distinct periods
of the work.
The Church once took the account Of
Eden in it's literal sense. Science could not
find it's productions. or the rivers which Ter
tilized it, and the account now passes od iol
alIegory. The deluge could not have beer
universal, but covered only that portion 0
the earth then inhabited by man. All the
moisture of the atmosphere would not, Il
condemned. raise the ocean single foot
The Church taught that physical death wal
the consequence of sin, whereas science
proves that it was in the world millions o.
wears before man was made. MAN Is
physical being does not differ essentially
from the animal. and hence he was born t
die. .:
The law of increase must be accompanied
by the law of decrease or death. Cause'
constantly in operation in the physlca
world must, by their very nature, prov.
destructive to physical life. Science dis
proves the doctrine of physical resurrec
ton by showing that the came individual
has different bodies in different PERIODS
life. and that the same particles OF mstte
enter into the composition of difteren
Moral science proves that Adams sil
could not have involved his posterity il
onilt or subjected them to tho penalty
which he incurred. 1t recognizes no tru'
morality az the result Of . moral miracle
bnt nresents it q the fruit Of rational ant
conscious obedience to the law. There Cal
DO no soenical judgment, for the TRIBUNE
which tries man is within his heart. MAJ
ia rewarded OF punished in the natural AM
Immediate results Of right OF wrong action
| The heaven and the hell OF the preva.lin
theology are alike impossibilities. A faltl
harmonizipg with science and reason, an
q system of morality based upon tne lrlI
ciples of our nature and the actual relation
We sustain, will lead us in safe path.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28
The TemperatuFe

The thermometer at Louis Frigero's, No.
30 Chartres street, for the past two days
stood as follows
March 26-At 8 A. NJ, 62o; at 2 P. NJ, 7oo;
at P. NJ. 65o. anu cco.
at P. NJ, 64o.
Lowest point during the nights Of March
oe ..I sc zoo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28

For neuralgia, Group and all nervous
affections, use florine, the recent discovery
from the cotton plant. For sale by Vogel
& Tuna.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28
Keruine aborts fever.
viii fall

Another golden shower -u
Another golden ehower viii fall
Another golden shower
Saturday, April g.
Saturday, April g.
Next golden drawing
Next golden drawing $5o2,5oo in prizes
Next golden drawing
Tickets only 80:
Coupons in proportion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28

Sedine is guaranteed to cure the most oo-
stinate case of chills and fever. M. b. MOT
rison s. Co., agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-28

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria nr). Watson Liverpool VIA Queens
town-C g Frwnckyn.
Steamer Dsnmark lnr, Williams. I.ondon-FwJ Hurst.
and Port au Prnce-Pim. Forwood x Co.
Steamer Cleopatra, Buckley. Chsrleston-Wm Clyde
Co.
Steamer Annie steen Wilmington Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Reading, Coiburn. Phiiadelphis-Wm Clyde
Steamer Phlsdslphia. Davis. Pnilsdeiphia-Jss Hand
ship Caravan. waefsler. Liverpoo-rhos Dunham's Ne
phew Il Co.
ship Cornelius Grnnsll. Borand. London rinns, Min
turn x Co,
Bark CASTELAR, tNor). Land Ipswich E-Funch Edge 4
Co.
Bark Lsnoy Bp whitehed, Penarth Roads for ordsrs-
Geo Bulley.
Bark zvonimr LAns,. Belsvucich Cork Falmouth fos
orders-John q Seager.
BARK Candida 9 Utah. Caaero, ouesnsown--J seager
Bark Byiog Christensen tSor). Ihorsen. Queenstown
Bark Bruennow tGe1, Pagcis, Bremen-Dhi Rad
mann.
BARK Pomona tGcr. Bohm. Keng sburg-c Tobias 4 Co;
Bark Louis de Geer tSwe), Andersen, Cronstad-Bock
BARK Gndron Nor-ormcrly Br bark Alice Tanter Ar
vesksng Dantzic-Benhsm 4 Boyessn
bark Linuosnaes (Nor) T.nnesen, Dunkirk-C Tobias
BARK rorrybu-n nr,, Rouse. St John, NB-Riehard 9
Irwin.
Bark Nordcsp CNer, osseldsen, Bamore-Louis Tstsns
Hrig Lena fEr), Davidson. Berbice-J \ Iorscy
Brig o q Clary. Deano. Observation-Disclosures 4 Plat.
Brig Memphis (Br, Reynolds Windsor. NS-B " Ber-
Sehr VIM d Burroughs Smith. Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Schr Azena, Plummer. San Sebastian tSpainl-Brett,
schr Jarrett Wright, Chopper. Cat Island-B Wen
berg Co.
Schr Mshasks Williams. Richmond. va-Chas II Low.
schr Thomas Ellis, Kelly, Dennsport, Mass-Doanc I
Gott.
Schr Isabel, Mather New London-Miller 4 Houghton.
schr Garland Linsley. MISUNDERSTANDING Walters
sloop Aida McKelIep. Newark NJ-Delsnoy & Walters
Sloop Naugstuck Wheeler Hartford-Frank Pdgeon. Jr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

r9-See arrivals at this port
BARK CoLoxso (Br), which stranded ct Penco
Island. Panama Bay the 18th Of December last and
which successfully hoated with her entire COAL
will be towed TO Csllao for repairs
ScHR AppIE Snow. launched at Rockland June 49, is
by the builder and Others and
Capt Andrew Lord.
scHR ExHA PxxBKRrox Murche, from Port Caledonia for
into sydney CB. same day for repairs.
ScHR p BAIRD. OF and for Philadelphia from Gardiner
Me- with ice coided Nantucket Shoals in thick fog
June 20 with schr Frank Jameson OF R0ckand Me- and
both damaged Assistance offered by Capt Johnson OF
put Vineyard Haven 2lst with loss OF bowsprt
headgear.
scnR wLL!Ax DuREx. from New York for Salem. was
Of North Brother's Island. He'll Gate. AN June
81 by the Sarah from Hartford for Philadelphia
800 strokes per hour and will back New
repairs The steamer is badly damaged and will be
tanned.
INV BnDroap June o0-Steamsr City Of Ftchburg from
New York for this IN coming into the lower harbo
house, where she remains Steamtug Nellie
attempt haul her or but parted large
attempt the tide ebbing fast The Nellie
passengers and baggage ashore. and towed schr Golden
Eagle alongside the Ftchburg to tighten her As she
II 10 thought she will high
this afternoon and take her place the this
evening.
LAuxcH-A 3-masted schooner. named ohm A Beck
erman OF $50 TONS will be launched Friday from the
shipy Of Mr. Robert Crosbe, East Boston She Is fully
rugged the stocks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ARDnossAs june 2Osailed ship Ada Iredaie (r). Nap
ton, San Francisco.
ANTWERP. June 2o-salsd ship Joseph Fish. stackpole
Philadelphia; bark Charlie Hickman tBr), Bishop do.
AxsrERpAn. June 1o-Clcared bark Frigats Bird Sor).
Wander Iippe, United States.
ALGERIA. June I0-Sailed bark Endeavor. Mountford.
New York: brig Ruggiero dtaD, Ruggiero. do.
BRrsroL. June 2i-Arrved, ship Sabine. Borland New
York; barks George Ray Br, Fraser. La Bella (xo.
skars, wilmington. NC.
Sailed 2.th bark August Quinto dtaD. Amodes United
States
sailed 2ist ship Malta trsD, Mann. Sandy Hook.
Also sailed 2ist Cornwall tBrl, stamper, New
York.
BxLvAsr June 2l-Arrved. bark Minnie Watts. Watts
Baltimore (see below
CnoSsrADr June l5-saiied. bark Sc Cloud, Bagley.
United states.
CAprz, June 14-SsIed barks Emma Qtai). Costanzo,
New York; MARY Stewart tr. McLarsn. Gloucester Mass
DunLix June 30 Arrived, ship Seminole, Holmes, San
Francisco via Queenstown.
DuxpALx, June 2l-Arrivcd. brig Fannie (Aus), San
Dire, baltimore
GLASGOW. June IsArrivcd. steamer Canadian (Br, Nc
Lean, Montreal
Sailed both. brig Linda utab. Costa United States.
GIBRALrAR, June i5-Arrivsd schr Tsania tBr. Rider
Philadelphia
HsLvoKr. June co-saled. bark Anna tAus. vducn.
New York; Uno CSor), Lorentzen, do, Gamael, Shaw,
Baltimore.
HAvRF, June 2oResurnsd. shp Golden Rule, Morse. for
New York uss below.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

H1-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE-Captains or officers Of
cossng foreign trade observing the
buoys requested 20
munite tho HERALD that may be brought
publicly tho attention Of the authorities Aleer
addressed the editor Of the HRRALp New York city
giving ~ accurately possible the number and position Of
buoys Of their removal will suffice In
all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of
the American Continent When they observed tho
coast Europsan countries In the Mediterranean 10
requested that be either BY telegraph
letter to the oce u the NV YORK HERALD. 20
Fleet street. London the Paris ocs. 81 Avenue do
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph IL used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 46 Fleet street. London"
Bennett 81 Avenue de rOpera Paris" Where Of
displacement observed in the waters Of countries beyond
the the telegraph. In Asia Africa captains
upon reaching the first convenisnt
port will be eabed free Of charge the
HERALD and published
n9-NoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-Ths Nxw York
adopted Coston night signal for
use the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green changing from the other
succession several miles distNnt Cap
,ans vessels upon ssenT this signal. will obss usby
preparing any they may have for the Ship
News Department Of the HKRALn
nPersons desirous Of communicating with vessels arrlv
ing York do BY addressing vessels.
ofERALp yacht pier No East River Now York
received from all parts ofths world and promptly do
Mvered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

ship Jane Fish. Brown Amsterdam for St John NIB
June 49, OF Mount Desert.
Ship Marlborough lr, Munroe from Antwerp for Balti-
more. May 70 LAT - ~. lon 30
ship Moonlight waterh.use from for Shang
hal, iprd 20 lat i 40 3, lon % SOW.
ship Oakland Reed from Indcpendsnca Bay Feb I'D for
Valencia April 10. lht ! % n. Ion ~ 20 W..
ship William Ieavtt tBr, from Callac for Falmouth, e,
April IL. lat 30 50 =. Ion IS 10
Ship semrsms schuenberg, from Antwerp for Bat
more June z, lat &C. Ion Z.
ship Topgallant. Phillips, from London for Now York,
June q, on Cape ear.
An American ship showing JpGL O.. steering SOUTH
An American ship showing yDMH ~. from Cardiff for
japan. Nav ~, lat III N. Ion NJ w.
Bark James q pcntieton. Gilmore from lrdiG Rio
Janeiro. Nay . lat > n. Ion 80 w.
Concord Nor) London tor Phiia dephia June
20. no lat, &c.
Bark Christina tBr, from Liverpool for Rio Janero May
Is, on RIO Janeiro.
Bark AttiIs Jansen fiom Amsterdam for New York.
May IS lat ~ lon -.
Bark Casma tBr Irving from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco. April Is. lat z - = lon ~ 81 w.
BARK star Queer (Br SHELTON from New York for New
Zealand. Nav - lat 4 81 N. Ion % 5DW
Tho Helen Marion Anil. - days from West Coast OF
South Tor Cork seen May 20 las - 4 lon
NIB May 10, for Liverpool.
A vessel showing LkNw o. from New York Sydney,
Nsw was seen April -. lat 20 ~ !; son ~ ".
Schr Neptune 40 days from New York, bound south
reported, April 10, lat ~ 81 s. Ion - - W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
FINE ARTS.

CENTENNIAL EXHIBITIONS IN NEW YORK.
An exhibition Of paintings will open at the Leavitt
Art rooms. No. 81 Broadway, Monday or Tuesday,
which will divide the interest concentrated In the
Loan Exhibitions at the Academy and Art Museum.
Tho collection numbers about $50 works, which arc
Just from the Custom House. One OF the principal
pictures is Bcrtrand's s'Romeo and Juette life size,
and columbus in Prison " also life size figure by
Galait about half dozen by Escos-
sura; about the same number by koek-
kock, Troyon, Schreycr; one by In
doni, and others by verboeckhoven, Polk Bella,
Van Luppcn, BaIdni, Baron, MISSIONER. Dett, Bang
MET; one by Herman Ten Kate, containing eleven
figures flock OF sheep and shepherdess, by Charles
Jacque; cat and dog BY Lambert, and examples Of
J.. Brown Manchot, Coomans Faostini, Perrin Goupil
Zamacos, wilems, De Jonghe, Perrault, Touemouche,
Plot. Dc kuyvel and many more.
The Centennial Loan Exhibitions at the National
Academy OF Design and Metropolitan Museum OF Art
Will be opened TO the public on Friday morning.
To-Day the last on which the gallery Of Mr. August
Belmont on Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street, will
be open in connection with tho Loan Exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY % l076-TRIPLE SHEET

Steamer Title. Ewing. New York for New London and
Norwich -
Brig smphis DR. Reynolds New York for Walton, Ns
schr W Brnnerd. Fitch. Hohoken for Providence.
Schr S Smith. snow. New York for New Haven.
schr Sarah. hughes New York Tor New Haven via bnds
port
Schr Crane. Crowley New York for New Haven
Schr Afro Pardee bishop. Port johnson Tor providence
Schr g l. Day boli Sackett New York Tor New London
Schr Reading Railroad No a. Taylcr Trenton Tor New
Haven.
schr Lizzie Matheson. Mcintyre. New York for Prov
dence
schr Lille Ernestlns. Roberts. Hoboken for Guiliori
Schr Thomas Ellis. Kelly. Hoboken Tor Dennsport
schr Sarah + jones. Phnncy. Amboy for providence
Schr John StockhRm Hart Amboy for Providence.
Schr Hannah Brown. Saekett, Haverstraw Tor rrov'
dcnce.
schr J ii Predmore Chase. Hoboken Tor Norwich
Schr Louis Walsh. Smith. New York for New haven
schr J Ross. Ney. New York for Taunton.
schr Monticello. Remission New York for Boston
Schr Zuette Kenyon. Elixabethport for Boston.
schr Zachary Taylor, squres, New York for Federcks
burg.
Schr Mary. Odel New York for Gloucester.
s.hr u A Chapman. Perry, New York for New London
Schr Winnie Lawrv. Spear, Perth Amboy Tor Boston
Schr Judge Low. Haiowel EEsbethport for Providence
Schr Flying Fish. Howard New York FOR Northpo,t.
Schr Lucy Jones' Walker. Philadelphia New uavcn.
schr Mail Mead New York for Greenwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
THE CENTENNIAL IN JERSEY CITY.

The preparations for the centennial celebration In
Jersey City have been completed. The chairman, Mr.
y. G. wolbers, collected tho sum OF 81, 1870 which,
added the Appropriation by the Board OF Aldermen
and the subscriptions yet 10 be collected, will enable
committee 20 carry out the celebration grand
scale On the night of the Sd OF July there will be
grand torchlght OF the Knights fempars the
American Mechanics and the Grant Army OF the Re-
pubic through the principal streets Of tho city, and the
houses along the route will be illuminated On the
morning Of the Fourth there will be In KEEP
Ter Hail. Mayor Sicdler, Sheriff I.avcrty tho cx-
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen will be escorted TO the
hall by the Fourth regiment. The German and Irish
Join in the procession. but will have nfepsnd-
cnt parade aud celebration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

Cleared 18TH bark Amor (Aus soppa. United States;
18th. ship Nonanur, Foster. do
LrkRrooL. June 2l-Arrived bark Fiestwing Smith,
New Orleans
Also arrived 2lst, Adriatic (Br Perry, and
Spain r). Grace New York; nyrisn r). worthington.
Boston; Morsvian tBr. Graham. Quebec.
Arrived Goth. bark Merryman. Msrryman 81 John,
NIB.
Lynn. June aoArrvcd bark ssgitts Taylor. Phiiadsl
phis.
LxrH June 2o-Arivsd bark Nsthauja (Sor). Nielsen.
New York.
Lassos June IaArrived sehr Grace Davis. Davis Phila
delphia.
Sailed about 10TH bszkixaria Rose Gsr schultss. New
York
MARsELLxs. june 1s-saisd bark Maggie NJ (Br), Chal
merr New York mot sailed l5th,
NEWCASTLE, June 2l--Arrived. Jas Ward Paine,
Philsdelphia.
QUEENSTOWN June 2o-Arnved barks Patent nsor,. Nor
gensen. New York: Doris (u Lieback Baltinors 2lst.
Antonietta Accsms dtaD Corvette New York. brig John
Tnpper do. Cahi. Ponce. PR
TRALKE June a0Arrived bark Oskar (Rus) sjoborgen.
Darien brig Quaeo tBr). Hendon. st John, NB
York; schr John II Krsns. Pitcher. 90
Sailed port tho United Kingdom June FL bark
Silver Cloud (Br1, Robertson. North America.
LONDON June 2l-ship en- Rule Morse from Havrs
for New York put back Ise yesterday with
sprung.
Bark Minnie Watts. Watts from Baltimore for Belfast
got aground ontsde the pors gotten on
and arrived safely at the city to-day.
WEATHER. REPORT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
OUR COMING ROYAL VISITOR.

The Of the King Of Sweden and Norway, Oscar
H., naval cadet board the Swedish frgate Nykop.
ing is according to instructions, to Mt Philade
phla on Saturday next The Norosucrn, another ship
of-war, accompanies the Nykoping The Badcr, q
third vessel which has been for some time these
waters has received orders from Sweden rendezvous
there on tho cath inst likewise. The swedish and
Norwegian singing societies In this city intend to
sercnade the sailor Prince when he arrives lie will
probably be the guest OF Mr. Christian Bors the Con-
sui General Of Norway and sweden. The Prince is
proceed to New York forthwith amer hts arrival in
Philadelphia Here he will visit the most interesting
features OF the city, then pay flying visit Niagara
Ph ladclpha time for the grand cole
braton OF the Fourth OF July.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
FRENCH WORKINGMEN.

Aquarrel has taken place among the French work.
ingmen of this city to the reception OF the French
workingmen IRON Paris who are to visit the Centen-
NAL. Meetings have been held and preparatory
rangcmcnts were made for their reception until within
the last few days, when secession took place. The
Communists who co-opcrated with tho movement with
drew when it became known that tho workmcn
to be the Centennial under French government
control They thereupon organized themselves into
committee at No. l02 Prince street Here u
solved that they would receive at their cost their
French brethren who came TO the Centennial repre-
sen,atvcs OF tho French trades unions. large guam
tty of money has already been subscribed for the
ccption OF the workIugmcn by the committee, when
meets nightly AZ No 102 Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE q, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RHPoRrzD Br THE HERALD srKAx YACHTS ASI HERALD
wmTEsToNE fKLEoRAPH LINZ

RHPoRrKp THE HERALD YACHTS ANI HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Us revenue Cutter Crawford Davis Savannah 80 hours
steamer state Of Indiana (Br) sader Glasgow Jure g.
eol
rsnssrs eassd a. me ssnss
rom DsSe for s q sE
ma Psyssn, ,Br,. from syaney. cs for B.l,ipere.
sh. Pensmbuco June and Para 9Th. with mdse and
ss;.,s. SIs.s:a. CITY car: A;gsx. MI i. nsyan.
and passengers % WIN civae s Ca
Key West nth, with mdse and TO { Mallory
steamer New Orleans. Dearborn. New orlsan. June u.s.
with mdsc and passengers TO Clark Seaman.
With mase and psssrnssr. 10 wm Garrison June H.
steamer e.ulscr, Desne. Wilmington &c. days, with
steamer Richmond. kelley Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 20 the Old Dominion
Steamer A,oemsrle Gibbs Lswss. Del. with md.e
Steamer Aenown, Tutsle. Philadelphia with the
Bark Galveston Ger. Kohenkamp Liverpool May II. in
BARK Esan fAus Marass London days in ballast to
a.rk Sso.ia ar, Hines. Belfast rs days. in ballast to
Rark 9 stanford d.sl Maresca. Lisbon % days with
Bark Antonio Feraro da rerrsro Genoa via Gibraltar
BARK Acadia tisrl Canton Asusaills. Pr 10 days with
day.. to Perkins job; vessel to Blakely Col
Brig A q Jewett Reed. Ph,sdclphia June IL and the
Capes 18th for MsrSelles. with mdsc to james Ward X
sSn S m !n c s
scSr Ss jane. s Roberts H.rsor Island day.
ssSr y.por: ch ...1 a,I EishmSns Va
schr Exertion, Lyman, Virginia:
schr N vandervoort, Brown Virginia.
sloop Irene. Ward Virgins.
Schr . Alco,t French Virginia
scm W Hickman. Robertson, Virginia.
schr Two Mays. Crowley Virginia
Schr Carrie. johnson. Georgetown. DC.
selr " a Dearborn. scui tieorretown. DC.
scr VIM Dearborn. scuil. tieorgetown DC. Is bound
schr j II iioyt Lyon Baltimore.
schrJ u Ioyt. Lyon, Baltimore 10 bound 10 New Ia
ven
rived 2n reports june 6 lat ~ IL lon ~ a. passed
bark csmbrs tBrl bound east 2osh us miles OF
signal letters QRKW.
nS- Bsrk I.eocadia (Ger which wss anchored In tho
Lower Bay. came up TO the city I'm 2lst
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Eieanora. johnson. Portland for New York
Steamer Giaucus. Bearxe. Boston for Now YORK
steamer Delaware. smith. Fsli River for New YORK
schr L. Crossey tBr, Crossley, Windsor Ms. for New
schr Amos WALKER walker New Haven for New York.
schr susan Ross Gardner. Connecticut River New
schr samuel Kicker. Kicker. Tivsrton for New York
Sehr Mary Carrie Rogers Georges Banks for New York.
Sehr " Grifhnx. stocking, Civ Island Tor New York.
schr odeil. Winsiow. Portland, Ne. Tor New York
Schr Louis Welsh. Smith, City Island tor New York
sehr ximon sacon, Hsksr. Prcyidence for New YORK.
Sehr storm Child. Youag. Blcck Island tor Sew FORK.
Sclr Capitol Young Providence for New York.
schr Ann Elizabeth, Dean. Bangor for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Intrepid us torpedo boap, Commander Hunt
ngton, New York for Newport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

MEDALS TO DE- AwARDED-oPENING OF THE
CALIFORNIA BUILDING.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno q, 1876.
The judges in group 81, on metal, wood and steel
working machinery have nearly completed their work.
Out of 600 exhibits in their group than 800 will
receive bronze medals with written certificates OF
ceence All Of the reports OF this group will be pre-
sented before the LIST OF July
The California building was opened at two O'Clock
this afternoon. with music and speeches A collation.
was about three O'Clock, with liberal supply If
California wines. There large atten dance, in-
Guiding many Caiiiornians. The large hall the
building Is decorated with California woods. which
attract much attention from visitors. A quantity of
Californian products will be displayed there few
days The building was erected entirely by private
sunscri ption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22

Boston
RocHEvoRr June 7-Ssiled Search Jones' st John. NIB;
MAthlds Asmunsssn and Blanche Port dss Barquss uss
two % load petroleum from the Abbe ThomsA
from Phisdsiphs for Dunkrk. wrecked on Cote Avert
SWANSEA. June io-sailsd "Ross Garnoia" for Mrami-
chi.
SHIELDS. June 6Saiicd Louise, Quebec: 9th, Near
Carter Bombay tsince towed derelict.
SrErrIN june ARRIVED, Anna. Wsh baltimore.
Sailed Sd Rhea. Budig New York Swine
munde 5thl
ToRcnoss. June 2-oh Iona Jensen. from Arendai fos
NirRmichi
waukHAvKs, June 7-sailed. Morning STAR for Mira
michi
iARxourI. " June io-Pssssd. Hanover e. Him
on the Wight 9th, Midas Campbell from Rotterdam f.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-22
MACKEREL AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, juno q, 1874
Mackerel have struck In on the shore OF Hall
fax county This 10 much earlier than usual
Advccs from the Nagdalen Islands to the 10Th inst
report that tho mackercl fishing there was fail
urc Goldfish continued large fleet OF British
and Amercan vessels around the islands trawing
for cod and habul