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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-07
How He Won the Kettle.

Respect for the body ecclesiastical
does not prevent the travelling Of this
story through the English papers:
The Bishop Of Lichfield hath q taste for
walking, and on one occasion, some time
ago. he walked from q church in the
country to the railway-station. where
he was to take the train for home.
On the way, he happened to observe a
group OF men sitting together on the
ground, and Immediately resolved to
s.say word in season" to them, after
the fashion Of the Calph Haroun or the
average district tract distributor.
..Well my good men," said his Lord
ship, incognito, "What are you do
ing =
The response OF one Of the men was
not calculated to please and encourage
the amiable prelate. when bin a
loyn'." hr said.
.Lyingr' said the herrified Bishop.
What do yon mean
"Why. yer see,' was the explana-
ton. lone Of us fun kettle. and we
bin a-tryn' who can tell the biggest
lie to have it,
Shocking - said the Bishop, and.
straightway improving the occasion,
he proceeded to impress upon the sim
ners the enormity Of lying. He in
formed them that he had been taught
that one Of the greatest sins was TO
tell lie, and, in fact, so strongly had
this been urged upon him that he
never in the whole course OF his life
had he told lie. Would that We
might relate how those wicked men
were moved and charmed by the rec
ital Of such saintliness
Ala no sooner had the excellent
Bishop made this announcement than
there was gleefnl shout: "Gie tn
governor tn kettle! Gle tn COVER
nor tn kettle!
Huxley contends that frog II only
! bird without featheFs: and . 6sh-
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-07

The Journal says: "A great many
people contend that apples cannot be produced
in Minnesota. II IS ell . mistake-shere was :
good Weld oil the Duchs apples, this year, on
the arm OF . gentleman in the woods neaz
this city. Hardy and god varieties Of appas
srees can be andare successfully cultivated n
] thin Ssafe.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
.PrArNs OF VESSELS IN THE

nS-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsrING AND FOREIGN TRADE-captains sfhcers Of
coasng foreign trade observing the
displacement or Of requested
municate the sohat be brought
publicly to she attention Of the proper authorities letter
Addressed ITO the editor the HERALD Now York city"
giving accurately possible the number and position OF
buoys Of their removal will suffice In
all along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of
tho Am Continent When they observed the
coast Of European countries in the Mediterranean Il
that alton be either by telegraph
letter 10 the Office Of the NKv YoaK HERALD. 80
Fleet street. London the Paris Office OIL Avenue dc
pOpera Paris Whore tho telegraph 10 used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London"
sBennett 81 Avenue do rOpera, Psrs" Who're OF
observed in the Of coancs beyond
the reach ofthe telegraph Asia Africa captains
communicate with upon reaching the hst convenient
port This information will be cablsd tree Of charge to the
HERALD and published
nsrNOTIcR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-Ths NRw YORK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
use on board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
red green red changing from to the other
in succession several miles distant Cap
tains Of vessels upon secng this signal will oblge by
preparing any they may have for tho Ship
News Department OF tho HERALn
pPersons OF communicating with vessels arri-
ing New York do by addressing vessels
cfHERALD yacht pier No. East River New York
Letters received from all parts ofthe world and promptly de-
Mvsrcd. Duplicates required
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CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Berlin cBn. Kennedy. Liverpool via
Qneenstown--John q Dale.
Steamer The Queen LBr, Bragg. Liverpool via Qusens
Steamer Utopia (Br,. Groat, Glasgow Henderson, Bros
Bros
steamer Ameriqae tr5. Ponsos Havre via Plymouth
Louis De Bebian
Steamer Biddie Jones. Philadclpha-Jas Hand
ship Saracen. Tevick. Lverpool-F Spring 4 Co.
Bark Giuseppe utab. Volpa Plymouth, E-ohn . Sea-
ger.
Funch, Edge 4 90.
Bark ESsnsssT sor. Nielsen Cork or Falmouth for or
kCs.
Bark Fortuna (NeD, Christensen Rotterdam Bsnham
Boyesen-
Bark PrOdomo cor,. Jacobsen. Calais Franee-Funch.
Edge Co.
bark Canning tBr), Mitchner. Odessa-CrandAl Bros
Bark Fannie Lewis fBr), Edwards. Genoa-T G Merrill
Brig Maria Conccta utal. Gusiiemini Alexandria, e.
John Seager
Brig Excelsior Orr, Mayor. acknowledgement 4 Co:
Schr Heaton Rogers Alicante and Cadiz-Bentley Gil
dcrsieevc Co.
Wilson Asmus.
Schr Virginia Ruion Rulon Bermuda-warren Ray.
Schr Julia ClHch tBr, Maioney, 81 Andrews, NB-Jed
Frye Co.
Schr Iizxie Major. srrsh eP asons Loud
Schr G Rogers Fletcher, Boston-cnas living
schr Gloucester Hurley New Bedford and Fail River
Frank pidxeou. Jr.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Ax7wHRP May 2eArrived ships Joseph Fish, stackpole,
Phiisdepha Hovdng (Nor schong do bark Betty (Sor,,
Olsen. Savannah.
BELFAST May 25-Arrivsd. bark Savanna (Br). oNenl.
Baltimore.
Sailed 25th. bark Burnside. Smith. United States
BREMEN May a5Arrived bark seipner (Nor) Anderson.
Mobile.
Sailed 25th ship INLAND GER JANSEN BALTIMORE bark
Schiller oGer). Gloistein. Now York.
BORDEAUX May 25-ss,lsd Tyrisn CBr. Lawson,
New York.
BARCELONA May ls-Arrived. bark Tsresita (sp) Gelp
Charleston; I'D, brig Lorenzo Csp,. Mir. do
CAIN May 24Arrvsd. bark st Lucien (Fr), CONN., Pas
cagouia-
cmoxsrApr Arrived Prseoss tNor. Jacobsen. New
Orleans for Reveal,
CADrxssilsd schr Annie Kraas Purvsrs Gloucester.
Nass
CAeGiARI-saod. ship FL Captain. Lincoln. Calcutta.
CARR Tows-Arrived. brig Endymion. Ash. Now york.
DIAL, May 26-Arrived. banks vesta GER, Gotteben
Bull River for London; Gladstone % Burch. do for New
castle.
Dovxa Nay 2e-on brig Prospsnss (Sor,, Olsen, Bais
more tor London.
puxxns. Nay a4-Arrived, bark shAvmus. Conner. New
Orleans
ElsIsoRsArrivsd bank Clara XIeksls sourabsya 70 r
Heisnpiors
FALxourn, May 7s-Arrvsd, bark OskAr George (ius,,
Lngoutisd. Darien for Hull
Arrived In tho English Channel goth, ship Harmonic,
Small, Bombay Tor Hull
GxxoA--Arrvsd. brig Williams CBr,. Williams New
York.
Hun. May as-Arrivsd bark A.ansa dtsn, vIbaldi,
Philadelphia
sailed Goth, ship Florida, Curtis. United States
HxLvorr. May 24-Arrivsd, bark william Gen. shansr
Wilmington, NC.
HAyax. May 25-Anivsd banks Bristol Fesssss Busnss
ARA; nunns lBrA shaw Aav oslaaAa
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for the benefit OF the farmers OF the East
the advantages Of the rrgasing system IN seasons OF
other small fruits In tho less humid and compare
lively arid temperature Of the extreme Western Sec
that Of Asia the beneficial effects OF comprehensive
irrignting plan are likely TO DO well appreciated In
1870 colony OF some 500 families from Now York
and the East, which made permanent settlement
the plains halfway between Denver and Cheyenne,
have at q cost approximating Slo0, 0oo utilized the
waters OF the Rocky Mountains by means Of irri
eating canals, with engagements and extensions.
thereby developing valuable farming country, upon
the site OF which the four,shing OF Greeley s
now built An abundance OF moisture being secured
by this means, the crops always sure and show
higher average than those oil the East Notwithstanding
the comparatively greater moisture Of the climate OF
the Atlantic States which assmilaies that Of Eu-
rope where irrigation though al times OF great value,
is not so necessary as In torrid regions
II Is claimed that the recompense In full crops more
than counterbalances any additional expense BY tho
new farming system A specimen farm ditch, show
ing by artificial process the method of conveying water
from stream hed. Is also proposed as one OF thc
necessary aduncts OF this interesting exhibition, the
preparation for which will DO begun Immediately.
THE EXECUTIVE coMNirrEE
At meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the CON-
mission this afternoon, Governor Mccormick, Of Arb
furnish free or charge registry for the Of
visitors condition Of being allowed to sell certih
OF visit Tor twenty-five cents, was declined AZ
savoring OF an annoyance 10 visitors.
report from q subcommittee upon the arrange
Of matters Of doail the buildings and grounds
referred 10 the Director General
Chairman Mccormick was requested TO have \ con-
terence with Director Lindcrnan Of the United States
Mint concerning an appropriate design for the medal
to be given to exhibitors to whom awards are made by
the jury OF judges
report from subcommittee was accepted provid-
ing for tho assignment OF piece OF ground near
Horticultural Hall for an Illustration OF methods Of
irrigation.
three o'clock which time any delegation desiring to
be heard before the committee upon the Sunday open
iLg question or any other will DO accorded an inter-
WOW.
AN ASSAULT ON THE nRIrIsn COMMISSIONER
On Thursday evening an assault was made upon
Professor Thomas Archer, Of the British Commission,
by who gave his address Patrick Callahan, or
New York. The assailant Immediately arrested and
taken before Magistrate Clark by whom he was held In
1000 to answer 1t the present form OF court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Nine. Marie Sass 10 singing at Barcelona
Nine. Pauline Lucca met with an ovation recently At
Presburg
Mile Caterlna Lauri the prima donna, has returned
TO New York.
Sims Reeves Is still singing ssGoodby, Sweetheart !"
In the British provincial towna
Rubinstcin's piano recitas in London tho theme
Of the warmess praise from all the critics.
The Philharmonic Society Of Naples are about to
perform q manuscript opera Of Donixetti's entitled
Rita"
wihelmj, the violins., charmed Kaiser wilhelm
and number Of other titled magnatcs a. wiesbaden
last month.
Verdi Is Italian Senator, but never discharges any
Of tho duties attached to the position which may b.
considered purely honorary.
Hans Won Buiow has abandoned all idea Of giving
any more piano rectas in New York. and he will return
to Europe at an carly date.
This Is the last night OF Mr.. wallack ana his com.
pany At his own theatre Hc will DC succeeded By Mr.
and Mrs Florence in the "Mighiy Dollar" on Monday.
According TO the bcst informed London critics. Mile
Titiens and Nine rrcbclli Bertini great favor
ties at Her Msjestys Opera they havo been BE-.
fore.
"Julus Cssar' vii DO played this afternoon and
evening a. Booths Theatre for the last times this sea-
SON. with the exception or the farewell benefit Of Mr.
Lawrence Barrett on Wednesday.
Tonight the capital bill Of 'sThc Serious Family and
"Pocahontas' will be given at the Fifth Avenue The
for the beneds Of Mr. william Davidgo Of our
ablest and most popular comedians.
The band OF the Guides Brussels, demanded $40 900
and their expenses and from Philadelphia and the
terms being considered too high ~ the Commission
ers the band will stay at home.
The performance OF J. s. Bach's colossal mass IN B
minor AZ ST. James Hall, under the direction Of Herr
Otto Godschmidt, husband OF Jenny Lind. was one OF
the events OF the present London season.
'UncIc Toms Cabin" has become very popular at the
Park Theatre, and Mrs Howard's Characteristic Topsy
and the jubilee Singers among chief attractions
There win be matinee performance to-day.
The brilliant Bresklyn Theatre ssassn viii 10 elsssd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY p, l876-TRIPLE SHEET

LvzRrooL- Nay 2o-Arrived ship City Of PhAdsiphia.
Call. San Frsaclsco; voysger Chase bark Vanguard
Gardner. New Orleans via Key West
Arrived 25sh ship Gatherer. Thompson. Astoria
Sailed 18th. ship John Mann tBr) Gbson. Nov YORK;
Isase Wsbb UrQuhar do; Andrew Johnson Speed United
States; India. Psttsn. Wilmington california;.
LONDON. My ae-Arrtvsd. ship Rhine. Spencer. New
York.
Also arrived Goth. ships Marietta (AuO, Potrata Bal
tmors Sarah fBr,, Saunders Philadelphia Percy DAM,
Jensen, PsnsacoA bark Ducs d Gallere oro. visaago
Lrss. May ae-Arrivsd bark Fsdsrnessndss Csw). Dav
idson. Darieu.
LONDONDERRY. Nay 24-Arnvsd bsrks Harvester Br).
Petersen Baltimore: skjsrkholt Nor,. Torjusen. do
MARsxIrLEs, Nay 24-saisd. bark Ferrsr dts csppsro
New York.
MALAGA. May 2s-sailsd steamer Walker (r,, Green
from MarseIlles; &c) New York.
kKwHr, Nay 25-Saisd Trino (Ars, ssrdo, United
States
PKSARrH May 2s-Anivsd, bark Maaannins Galate'a
Utah. Albsno. New York.
PTLLAu-Saled, the Anna Kosningsn for Philadelphia
Elizabeth do.
QUEENSTOWN May 2e-Arived. steamer wyoming (Br)
Price. New York for Liverpool land proceeded ship Cut
water creeiman San Prancsco bark Tgrs dta csvassa
Philadelphia
Sailed 2sh, Adriatic CBr Gssds. and City Of
Chester B Lsitch from Liverpool New York former at
30 PM.
RorrrRDAx Nay 2e-sailsd. bark Duvsi Br,. rrsfry
New York.
Rio JASERo. May 24Arrivsd previously. bark Amazon
Myrck, Baltimore.
SUTHERLAND. May 25-Arrivsd, bark Admiral Prns Ada-
bert tGcr). Lisbaner. PensacolA
swISKxUsDx, May a2-ssilsd. bark Midlothian (Nor).
OLSEN New York.
TsxsRIrrx. Nay lo-Saed. ship Anerod (Brl. Fletcher,
North America
wxsr HAsrrxrooI. Nay 2s-Arrivsd. bark Hanna Maria
(Rus). Ekgvist Darien.
Sailed 18th, bark Profsts dtsp. Giocspslle, United
Statea
WHALEMEN
Arrived At ST Helena banks Adeline Gibbs Ens Of NIB;
Draco. Peaks. do; Palmetto. Bollss, do.
WEATHER REPORT.
FALMOUTH. Nay &c. Ph-wInd n, moderate; thick, with
rain
HoIYHxAp. Hsy2s PM-wind N. fsesh
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

~ For sinking Of brig Colymerc by bark National
Eagle and loss Of several lives general columns
X rs sA & s,S p s,1s wsa
eli the other bales wers more less asmsrsd and the hold
luggage The wooden deck on which the s.s was
slowed shsrsd e the depth q an inch and the
istle will be sold BY the underwriters.
BRIG SPRING BIRD CBr), Hasscl from New York March
for Rio Jsnsso before reported having pat INTO 81 Kits
a. "a an md % R a Kos
moor The $ b arrived 81 st Thomas May Yto rsHt.
Pe .y g Il low
steamtug Meyers
scHn coLlscros a.hsrman,. Of Deer Isle arrived
Newport RI, May 26 leaking and TO land sick man.
ScHR MARY D. CRANxER. Homer for Philadelphia whilo
son down the harbcr in contact with the
Richmond Ne The former had her .sarboard side stove
started Both vessels returned for repairs-
SoHR WArERLrN. Of Boston. from Richmond Me- for New
yard sound by tho steamer LANCASTER from rnadsphia
Tor Boston and nlcd Tho the
scHR RUTH SHAW from Easton. No. for Philadelphia, with
ice IL collision night Of 18th In Vineyard Sound With
Nh The Chase had wndlass broken, and the Shaw had
be ready 70 proceed in two days.
BALTIMORE BREMEN SrxAM LrNx-Ths report Of the
North Lloyd Company for the year end
Baltimore hsd deficit Of ooo the receipts beng that
nas & nos ind At
ter than from New YORK bu. this did not
gers ana the lighter heishss from Bremen.
PORTSMOUTH, Nh, May 25-schr Robert Rantsul Jr (of
Boston) Captain Thomas Qunn from Portland for alou
Gloucester! vas found 70 DO leaking badly heavy sea hay,
ecauksd and left this Pm for Gloucester she for
merly packet schooner, running between Dover and
Boston.
SAN Francisco May ls-The schr Thomas Sheet hound
MP from the Weand Canal struck by equal
Long Point yesterday and capssed six OF the
drowned.
LAuxcHEs-The ship T Hill, to be comma ded BY Capt
Jabox II Snow will be launched from w II Gem / Co.'S
yard. Buck sport. early in Juno.
Portland, May 25-Msster Charles Loring will launch
this from his yard at Yarmouth splendid bark Of
900 tons. named Itonu She owned by Capt Benz
Webster and Others Of ttis city and will be BY
Capt Smart. formerly of bark Webster.
LAUNCHED New York pilot boat called the Centen-
launched the hipysrd Of Robert Crosby East
Boston, Wednesday She Is II feet long the
line all has 20 feet inch breadth OF beam.
Is feet inches deep and about 100 carpcnters
measurement 90 government measurement She Is
Captain John Hopkins and others OF New York.
and Designed tho pilot business oil Sandy Hook.
surPBuILpIxo-Joseph Nash Son, Captain " Piummer
Allen, Richard Allen and others have commenced work
vessel Of about 425 In the yard off Nash Co St
Addison Length OF keel III feet TO be double deck and on
this fall.
The keel for l4oo4en ship last week laid MeGi
verys yard Seasport She principally owned In
Sesrsport and viii be commanded BY Captain Nickes
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echr Cornelius. Morgan. Norwich for Newburg.
sioop Mary Brush, ketchum. New Haven for New rork

Echr Cornelius. Morgan. Norwich for Newburg.
soop Mary Brush, Retchum. New Haven for Nov resk.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Delaware. Smith New York for Fall River.
Steamer Tilis. Ewing Now York Tor New London and
Norwich.
brig u Houston crifng, Neg York for Stockton Ne A.
Schr Heaton. Rogers. New York for Alicante and Cad
Schr w spencer. frousey. New York for New Haven
Schr Enort. Lowe. Philadelphia for salem.
Schr Casawamteak Kelly. Port johnson for Boston,
schr Emma I Ellen. Fox. New York for Hartford
Schr Oakley, Newman. Hoboken for Provtdence.
schr James Bsyles Arnold. Port johnson Tor Psosi
dence.
schr Irs Long. New York for Harwich.
Schr Game Cock. Quincy New York Tor Milestone Pent
Schr B Brown. Mott. Albany for Boston.
schr Florence sckett Hackensack Nj for Providence.
Schr Winslow Morse. Oliver. New York for Portland
Schr Redwing. Davis New York FOR Noank
schr David DoAne. Chandler. tsondoat for Bostsu
schr Annie Savage. Ketcnum. fhilAdeiphia tor raw
tucket
Schr Jsmcs Young Young Pensacola for Bridgeport
sehr Nail Mead. New York for Greenwich.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Fred Eugene smaley from Belfast Ne. for charlss
ton, May rs, lat SO So. lon ~ 20.
Othere (r. Green Independents Bay via Callao
Feb "a for Hampton Roads, date, on Cape Horn by
bark Isabella Ure (Br). at Fort Monroe May 26th,.
Bark Moltke 3D. from LONDON Tor New York, Nay q
LAT 49, lou 80.
Bark Faken Nor) Christensen, from Vana tor Philadel
phia, May IS, lat 80 SO. Ion ~ -.
Thos Reilor Br). from st John, NIB, for Bristol
Channel, May q, no lat. &c.
Brig Victor Of Prince Edward Island bound westward
May q, lat 80 so N. Ion 10 low.
Brig Jennie Morton 10 Baltimore for st Pierre
Mart. May IL, lat 90 lon 90.
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AMERICAN PORrA

ALEXANDRIA. May 25-Sailed. schrs Twilight Groscn.
CO; Jonathan May jamestown, and D Anthony urom
BOSTON. May 25-Arrived. brig Fran lNorl Matsow.
Antwerp teiegraphedl schr Henry Grant, HAr-
rison Baltimore
2oth-Arrived, steamers Gnrcus. Bearse, New York
Roman vrov. Pbaaelnhia brirs Agnes Barton Knight,
Trnidad tBr. West Bonaire schrs Gold stream
Cairn Port SPAIN Charles SCANNED tBr, smith, SAKuA
Eis Matthew's, McEiweil. Philadelphia
Also arrived, bark Armstronn, MaurAn, Csnmseos
Green Jones. rhnadelphis; Abby I Dow iorng az
PhlIadsphiAs Jamas N Flanaxan. xssskek. do; Mary
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants Shipping agents asd shipmastsrs informed
that BY telegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau nd
dressing bennett No - Fleet London" the
Paris Office addressing "Bennsst u Avenue Dc ropsra
Paris" sad departures nom European and
ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with United ssasea the viii DO cabsd 70 shis
country free OF charge
Captains arriving and sailing rom French and Medi
ports will nnd the Paris once tho economical
and expeditions for tsls graphing
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by the appearance OF Mr. Lester walack and his
pany next week. "London Assurance" and "How She
Loves HIM." with splendid cast in each play, will
give hitting end to long series Of admirable per-
formancea
1.-THE Reverie," by vieuxtcmps; Herold's "Pre aux
Clcrcs overture. fantasia sUn Bao,n the intro
duction to the last act OF "Lohengrin." Marctzex's
"Ene Gaop" and Meyerbecr ssFackeianz" with the
usual complement OF 0ienbachiana viii be played
night At Cimorc's Garden.
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CENTENNIAL NOTES.

This Is the title of tiny little volume OF some eighty
pages furnishing concise but comprehensive Wow Of
American history during the past century 1t has been
handsomely compiled and arranged by Miss A. L.
Carter who has taken the subject matter OF her valu-
able notes from the best authorities Such excellent
little compendium cannot Tail to commend itself 70
those who appreciate brevity and terseness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-27

Ships Sabine for Brstol FslHsG Br, Lvsrpool barks
Annie Troop (Br) st John. NIB Conquestature an Rot
tcrdam; Edward Jewett (Br) London Famliens Minds
tNor). Amsterdam; @ Kay tBr Brstoi Ann Elizabeth
Havana; bris Starlight Port spain; Renshaw, Kingston
ia: sch Annie Burr Ksnore via Richmond Lsxie MAJOR
Jacksonville.
Wind a. sunset. 8: at midnight. s. light
Barometer ~ sunset 30.l4; midnight SOIL.
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wHALEMEN.

Bsrk Stafford which arrived 1t New Bedford 24th was In
correctly reported sho had $50 bbs and $50 do VIII oil
sent home 81 the voyage 500 bills sp oil
Schr Carrie Clark, Burch, from Provnceeovu
April III. lat IS N, Ion IS W.
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NEWS


A1us or DzPARruRxs FROM SEw YORK yoR THE MONTHS
NAT AID yusk
, 1876-09-30
REVENUE FRAUDS,

10 tas Ea't., q Ths Tribune, ,,,,.,.
Of Ateh.on ons ~ te t9,nh'lse ,a wy 9fa.tea snG
pcsntS Ia!ots, otnn,od y. iSon tasxcv ~, tiux. a
wo W. ft""s,r T.v nas ill., ioowins d statc
m.nt IN s.,eccl IL ihjs cv1,snity ,,ot long aEo,
MT. Durn, VI New York, were nppa!ntrd u com
1nitec to inquire into NC t3psntt;,r". Of the uoy
ern,nsnt nndcr Mr. 0rants hdti,ntrtratlon: A. Ant 4.
thnt your COMMITTEE Ieppriea tat tntSe M ot
tns rssTns Soestea IT.. nSrs wln s,i nf
o1a'es sss taut .nilnrtnf IL III g;iirIi
, 1876-09-30
THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
EILxatuf HtaIat{ch In TIA TtfhHnG

Sioux Clrr, H., supt. &.-Au Indian ns tho
Cheyenne Agency hight befors last murdered tho
Ruy, Il. i. D. Flennctl, Episcopal missionary
there, THO indian, for some mlslelneauor, l'al
bccu coutucl IN the guard-loasc, ard on bcn;;
released sworo l.o would 10 rcycngcd OIL tho
tlsst white nun hu met. lie suot Mr.. Ffeuncll
through tic heart null head, killing him i,1-
btantly. At lust accounts tho lnliasl hui mt
been nrrcstc1. Tie. affair canscd co!,skloral'lc
tlnle to carry their arlas There don't srssn to be
my Immediate prospect Of Governments carry
aiming them. Teu days have elapsed si,..o tho
day liked upMn by tllo Government to carry the
order inlo etfcct. Had II been promptly ex-
eeutcl sir. Ffenuell's lifo would probably not
haYu beer, sacrificed.
Sptciat DtspatcA 10 1As Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, bopt. 29.-Thc lowcst bids
for wagon transportation for supplies from Bu.
ford to tiIu winter cantonu.ent at ths mouth Ut
Tongue River are W William ". Nichols. .ot
St, 1aul, and 1}urfee t. Peck, u Koo!iuk, IL.
Nlcl,ols bids s3.l!, conditioned on not lusa
than 600 tona, the Government to furnish forage
auI rattoas. Uurfce ts Peck offer to carry at
III Urr 100 without conditions.