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, 1876-06-08

CHICAGO.

AuntyALs-Stmr Corona, st. Joe. EunGsfcs;
stmr Chicago, MnntowUc aundrlcs; stnlr Alprna.
Muakcgoll, sunlrlos; prop hnahia. Hunnlo. sun
dries; prop Z. llictz, Manistcc, lumber; prop
Wayerly. buffalo, aundrtes; prop Messenger. Zen.
ton llarbor, sundrlcs; prop Annie Laurie, Green
hay, plI Iron; prop Georgc Dunbar. Mnakegon.
lumber; prop Vanderbilt, lsutIalo, sunltes; prop
Cnyaboga, Marquette, Hunlrlcs; prop ClcrlstIs,
PeshtIyo, towing; bark rarana. shehoygan, lum-
Der; schr Twu Fannles, Marquette, pig iron; schr
Mary Muskcgon lumber; schr II. H. Becker, Horns
Piar, ties schr Ela Esnwood, White Lake, ,lurabcrt
sehr John Marke. Mantstec, lumber; schr r; An
Genoh!nee % % ium5cr: sshr fIsior, VranIfa'., iu'n.
her; schr HtrihA liarnes, EsCanaba, lumber; "GhE
Frcc Democrat, Glaybsnks; wopd x ashE GoneI,a. ,
ber; sehr q. Ellen. BLACK Lake. wood; tchr john
Hchucttc, cedar. It!ver cedar posts; seAt Emma
hue!lss4 H ssespp' Sssespn' p@Ssr sr sehs osdsl
Manissee, lumber; .schr j.. Y. Jonea, Anskrgon.
smesI; .snf rlgrim Msuonaes @ 2; tq%De:; seSI seS[
!!s' hss:s% ss:ss$s j.,
iss;s rsisys ssss iss ;S
Man,stse, lumber; .chr Eiea. Luir!gs r!sr, piles;
ni aSpstS gs.'saa asel &C., .cc @
| q. n. Gaze, HuIa1D, coRl; Hchr willie !4outlt,
iudipxton, lumhes; schr Il. i. Seaser, Mlskcgon,
lumber; scow Mersaa!d, Mnsksgo" lamost. ,t, u,
CLxAAANrxs-Stmt Chicago, hantsuwoe. NJ
sundr!cs; prop Messenger nen.on t!arb9r, nuH.
drius; schr Montealn,. king.ton, , So.sas hu eo'H M
Barbarian, Traverse Lay. 4 btls pork and
:un31t sesr r1e,sn n.ek .,sst G,ssf = LsE LIZ
pssht,so, Prshtigu, lU brla pork. & brls beef
md sandrfcs: scl HATTIE Wells, Oswtgn. bril-
aour 4chr Uulleu Fcote. Buffalo. ~, ~ lu corn
urpn thlna, Eriu. 10. GOu bu cuEn, 700 It!s Hour
scht william, Kmittl, South Haven, 4 btls pork ant
.uuatis.; .eht NJ A. n1ys. ro't ls1S r ~ 9o
aid sunailua: prDp q. +. lluath, sauxstucE. sun
dsles; sttnr .Alpenu. Mus*es9u, sanlrIes; prop Z
, 1876-06-08

llOsThs NIM ascnHE aaTeITut9 ,@TTr MI si1Vht @
inproyenicnt thet. estahshrd beng kuRplernentedhy
II oe eeI lt1 ~ The .upply ~ ~ 1n'y
"i lis abef ioake for snd .aycfs tSoh 1ola ,1 rttn
mlsyemeis of late. FROM the orenlne Of ra4c to the
siotr tic market actye a. ta o. tor g coGnSa aatSa
heavy graiea. x few h,!rehts Of c1tra heavy Esro
t.kc huston aud rh!!adSph!a ase41Hnt y ~ 9yf M
he m.IEs. sassd aTn Aon Tass1nyf ~ .IfSn': n M.
clar Df GaIar nrhii. In. for which a. per tn1 -
WA obtained. Ths BAe attracted sumo attention. ffo
,rnh II ,,ynn nit
, 1876-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

DMYrtnas-TAu Canadian prop Montreal was
aground ncar Duluth last Fsiday night. tug
A, 4, Getty was destroyed by fro at Mlnkcson
Tuesday morning. stlu will be rebuilt. 1t IL TO-
ported TINT the United States stnir Michigan will oe
laid up at Eric. Her officers have gono to Wash.
iugton, and tho crow been discharged. Iron ore
slIpmcnts !rum Marquette ana L.Anse, for Mhy,
wcte ~, t5;i tons, n!ld the pig iruu shlpmeua
ordered into srsstce. Lieut.. ltalcy commanding:
The three hhur. parties ennneetea with hor work
viii bv led by Assistant Engineers l.aInsnii,
Meyers. and Towcr.. Thc!r l!ne of opsIatona Will
IL is snnth BlluFe uf Lake Erie. from Erle Wust...
Alcx llohiu.'n, .su,nan on iha h., ,,',hi sehi
i,.son one dny lust wosk lIe was .e eenEaE.d aa !a
his fcet heeamr euianslsa ~ ths Tops ai tctosa r.,
ground. diulocnsfnEa knsS-ear, aud breaking pna IN
leg above The ankle, hcsldss suffering serious ~
jury about tho head and body. Tbs tchr benso..
frtin Tn!tlln which has been On the ocean twG
years. hns been heard from AZ Monteyldco. Aprl!
II, The Henson arrived from Santa Fes. anu Wat
bound TO Cork fHs ordrrs, This vessel has bcen
exceedingly fortunate TN tho OCEAN, not hn'l6
mut with dfsastrr even " The loss Ut 4 ltnc.
MARQuETTE
dpecfdl Dispatch 10 The Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich. June 7.-ArF!vca, tho sehN
Sweetheart nn., Empire Btata. Cleared the prop1
Havana, j. s, Fay, and Sparta; The hchts e. IT,
Walker, Suutatra. Empire State, John UNoi|l, AUD
| d. y. IthuIcs. Weather cloudy.
, 1876-06-08

r,np,y nj tock VA e.cesstve, both Of which con.
trtbutcl to The general dnnrss nnd depreFaon tnl5
small percentage Of the supply wa ~orknl MI an"
thu t'Dutuk fnr TIN remaining days nj the wrek ~
ty M means Attesug tie selling ntcreFt. 0ond 70
chrIcs nnlpplnk lwnyra sold ~ f4.2pt4s con'en 10
rood butchorf elIH 1t $antsa.nl And st9ekors ~
ss.e .eaas4u,. Thcro wrre taserA droscs Of through
By Urcgory. Tooicy 4 Co. u - 2s md 1 bead a"d
II Il. sifnhurn Il Co. at $J:Mt The m.tEet etssa
heavy, With Two days supply OF ttocE 'clt ID tno
, 1876-06-08

cet. :oua;nb ~ ,;n: =, .ooa,Se f;S.;s
sS;1l'Ps' !s:t 5ts; q 'S$':
Ms.!S y M |s ;,:S IS
III ss III I :';, ssh Sn9nss IL -:
M asssa y,Eas S IT, sf &
OT0i:LTHY-rhs ms!krt Va. hull md ,srak: Ghiek:
S,Srs. %s,I 4 "a, ,tor. ,o,, md
e % xs >, ttaH y; SsIy fn figures se~
Sc 81. loxe1 W ETsass au ana xess Vim If oi
sas g Sysss s!i;@~ Vi. nssls. y s' s..''
sSy xS;Ssa ~: r.. s daily viii S:s. ssSS:
IEAs"i;t,i,sn III tfai. ihs demand il good and In.
,oA+oe: GOOD d. 4o.sc,
medium. tsl5s Eooa a. e"saSs; 5;G; nne s3*Gr; nn:
"a ;;,' .s a. ssss s re- g., d? ' sses .e.
sssst1c: choice. as.7oct thoct.t. 7Ws7se.
s!ss sosa G ssa: sss
ensst I'D osae: choice, e<kaoac: eleiesst, 7saHie.
IL uas tcr te:sI 2na IL :;st.
vfAL-wa. dnl! under !.tse offerings. which sellers
:r*s :sRy "a ~ :: :;ss e.
= III; :t9S sas
5s :s.y Iet:p.
ucrfAsinx Glt nanuf4t tuFsIs ayinSo 70 ai,tlon Y
S ~ sy tS ~ @ ess
5sutoe; d. average; ssSs7ei xnne4 . 1ssss, asa!uM
| 2lx:as; L. lae. l9alyc.
, 1876-06-08

IunE hui abnrt cirsTs Il pNc caah, and 03o Re11sT
July bo1e sWSst plsksd natns iI d;Hc.Hfs fSF ta
caIh Or aei!er June; lonE.cut hAsns, 11&llHc'
bored; baron hams. t2t1%e.
t;rtHae-Waa 4lltCt at IAKc. -x
TEEF rluJU0CTG-Were steady and quiet at eir Is
a1i.U fur ness. Sil.7al l2.uu for extra mess. aao
@T4fiots-WM auotetl at sGs}1c for city, and 1886
for country luts, according u condition
, 1876-06-08
LAKE ERIE.

Special DlspaleA 10 TIE Tribune.
Eric, Pn., Junu 7.-DErAATunEs-FuF Chicago,
echr Flint.
1rEMa-Schr ], c. Harrison CHARTERED for coal 10
nt so ccnts.
Tho tug Ttlinghhst was burned while out in tha
lakn mics towing vessel. Tho 1rr started for
ward Of the engine, and tho boat being dry waa.
like q flash, all on nre Tho Captain and fireman
jumped overheard an1 wesc picked up by yawl
frorn the schooner. The engineer stuck to the
son, which WEN towing ont II veAHet cut tooso mid
went to her asslst:A!ce. ana. With .4ther tugs,
Qnencct ttlr flntnrH and lowed her IN. The hont Il
III burned out and is no good, Loss uabouts5, 200.
Insured for 81, 900,
, 1876-06-08

CLKrgaAsn, June 7-Petrolcu,n quiet and In.
changed; standard white. Ito test, SlnAi primo
willis, $50 tczt, la54n for car lots.
rlrrsuuMo. "a, JunH 7.-Pctrolcum crude quiet !,
f. c2 ut TArEurs renned lruI; lsAf1a3sc rh!ladcl-
pla delivery
, 1876-06-08
DRYGDODS.

EEw TnRK, Juno 7.-The package trade In cotton
gools 1ulet hut fair johbng trado wRs proRsrss
ing, bcachea zhtrtlngs were In fair request and
steady Whltexrond fancy prints and printed ah!st*
thEs doing fairly. UtnXnans wcre quiet. Heavy
wboens for mems wear wore morc fEcr'y taken by
. cuthIer. Dress goode and shawls wcFe quiet.
, 1876-06-08

Campbell, Ludington, 100 bags hran; athf Win.
mic Wing, I'entwltctr. 2 bril- pork; 'cnt t'tanser
rsckaras Pier, 70 hrls pork, md enndrica: schi
1lfclz, Mnnittcc, sum,rtcS; srhr Zach Elianlcr
BuGnlo ~, 0UU bn corr: schr Hattie Wulla. Kings
M TAl hu corn ~ Ss5 -
, 1876-06-08
A Return to Dullness In the Local
Loan Market.
Hew York Exchange Weak'.-.Dimin'
ishing Country Orders for
Currency.
The Produce Markets Generally
Stronger--Provisions Ffrtn'
The Leading Cereals In Gooo
Demand for Shipment.


onmen,s In The onancIal situation Tic demand
Tor discounts is light. The recent improvement. IN
lrsac AMI collections has helped tile the cuesoH1'
.rs -, ,no hon,,. nyc, ,hcir ncccs.ics md this Ia
tnc sca.on when few applications nro madr lor
fuudx fnr In,uuurattng new enterprises or extend
Ing those that are established. prposiu have
steadily riscn OF 1atc, md the iohnnbe resources
-, III. +, nh, nrc consequently more than ample to
NEE. nj, the dcn'and' from t'elf customers;
Rates Of discount at The bank nte ssSau o,ds
soptow,1s ssnt TO ,'sst.t gu st,ee. ea.'us'' rss
On Tho street. a =, whsh osrsd M IL
nes''p'o panes ts Ipsea nnp eent ~ ~
nc, New YORK York esehnneo vas inactive, and was
quoted q. 5oc 81. COO discount between a'ne+
The orders f'o" the country fof currency "e'e
moderate, =, nm ~,
The eless,ns, were ,s,xo.s1ocK v9 uAnKrr
ittH ~ y" - eA'N'N ", IT,. t ~, cn, 1,,oo
e hsve M m sappone
Tbc S'bs' Errrjm5 .sti,s I,ost ot lhat civ says:
punac tho last week nf tho lnnntf there has hccnn
f1nsa ~, ,ss,ns u hin II III rosu thet ths sca.on coua
rass unsct opanlcd iy the pfoyerbEa rlsc Mhic H.
@ ta hs r, ISsM %utirrly IS,.s Tic aaeet .roni lii n
stock fnfrrs nlay console themselves With tl!c inrt
that Wills tefc r r. nGrn r.. no gpfSI bc M s
Sars 1t incrsit anl deasth 81 h:iness ayc nrw and
tien caused nIGes 70 t1op 9n ,h% ;nwmxnT now.
mrnt hc ,1,ary Nf stocks hive shown Erra rect.
ecraive Powers " nonnE nrwa'u ~ s's rS.nr" a.
HEALTHY siEs al,t SEEM 10 foltcalt grant ud centch
MIA! rise TINS summer. ..
FAT1uNAL-hANR 1FstEtIios'
The FinHnr'M throafftf' OF new a.fh' " no ,'. ~,
ishuc, makes some hypefho!!chi remarks ao"ut tiS
operation III tho eystcsh OK examining t>a''p''A'
Hunks. says:
pHl!c otcer thc Cnmntrnl'cr OF ne ,y ~
and IS tic fsenucnt fcrUrts which he
tslscs fro the hanka he ~ pertrtua "nGfatahs u!nA
rra ore ~ pr liz IN ths vunttant yIcuncs aiming
te rnsrcrs III tt1 SnttnnG1 Banking tysten. we *.
nnsnG nSGs ~ Ho5 0nH ~ @ ~ sus.c wtvtsuc ina
throughout the other banks whis! nrc fhG Ilsas
an ng,Grs ." @ ,ne N ecnt rcport il innst
hp Etnernlly acknowledged laL ~ bank as my flEht
,Ss Ss'n ~ nrJty ~ t6Sir nfaiIs 70 hc niaas.
Mro of aateiy 10 tlvlnBeycs aud duty to Tue nni,r ~
te nie ~ ~ n.dss 1T ~ nj S nks de-
rarc, tlat Government may prt,er!y pressnt .ao
adorton 81 tnlfey n n Ga"S H. mnry hus-
ns$s II t1elcty NJ 0e nrclls, however. In tle init.
e. s,trt 70 ~ liz liz s,Sir VI ~ nw Srh
tgstrctiomsasc AZ We said nscct4ary c0ncntntant u
irt hankn nntsr ~ ,,y 1tS t ne1"sssry
euarantrcs for tlr Tuhitc fafcty
Tic Chronicle In speaking from a New York point
of riew. In Chicago the practice hardly accords
with tho theory 70 beautifully laid ont BY tho
Chronicle The Mcchantc4' National, the CooE
County National, the Fourth National. and the City
National 1an1;s have all failed asastFonSls IN e'a
city slucc the panic, withont word of wHfh!hs 70
, 1876-06-08
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcro the receipts md shipments Of
the leading articles of produce In this city during
the twenty four hours ending nt o'clock On
Wednesday morning:
, 1876-06-08

Bnrparronr, juno Recommendations La.
salc, g. 700 bu co5n North Star Marscl!les, O, 0o6
bu corn; 1tplls France, 1iomco, 5000 bn corn;
prop Montauk, 1.ockport, 1b0 brlH flour, 3l6 bEli
u,rnl; Maple Leaf, Romeo, 600 bu corn.
CLEAnxn-tIod Hunter, Peru, 20, 070 It lnm'
Der, 100 N shingles; Andrew Jackson. Peru,
IL. O7U II lumber. 100 III shingles; Shamrock,
JNcon, III, a5l II of iumhcr, II. TOO lalh; r., Ry.
burn, hlartciss, IL, 1u5 II lumber; cayuga, Luck.
po1t, 49, U.3 It lumber.
, 1876-06-08

futures weak. jtpe It tt-tdc Jr1y 1iHct August.
;ss;
'stiS;SSsu,e,n,. ,,on H' ,,,' mo,s,.,. demand,
III ss;;s s Il i 1s s2{ts ;,ts ss -
nesoA patent rroCcss, $a 2o@ou 1sye pouf stcady'
s $? y, ~ I'D. II
:;s; "a ;ss!s* y A!.sst:s M 5
W;.st poeS y s9S;:s;. .3;;x: ss1 s1
,s,s s s,eisy 5foTs St1 Il,
s4ss SssSs' s es5,f Is t1as %T
ssssatse. nss Ns:ssts @!xsd; angr.asd:. !:a%S;
t:S s$;ss ws''s" mixed and s''S' ''
neS,-uuici a9.l ae!.aassa: .u,..
u esfs sts'sz; e. f tsns o9 }s g;
49, III s''ss{ as, esuao se rsansa ..4o
se$s; s,;;s ;;5; ,..,
xs;i1setz W::ssIs 't!sf $s hsene. *y.e.
III ss!s| ss.s: s:ssss
t%ssi;%S;sio%S dT%Sf s!ssIns hesvy;
;S $sIs M5s
5ia s&'''o' 'u's' sioo'&''''''' August Viz i11"
M1t-tesv{y ;ani nnsri, hen' 4tsffa siia!c
;ss 'Ssfs; sosrs! nex ,e,a,h9s
;,: :sss ssssi2t
TmtaApEtru1A. n. SFlar,, ., A.. .,ro.
III ::ss % 81,
;t VI %:,
~ ss ss5 s4s, t. k% sasxed ye!!sw , &C., s. az
S%s :sssS' Esss sios.7s
$$Fsss;.Ss?' |s%$ y S:'a s,'"'n s,'' n,,,,.
$s:t s'.,e s.s, asr ', ,os,,ss:
S:;s*sfs as,, s,s renn.,r'n' Now
sr 1or,. Jun. 7.mcot:oSnouc. er 1"S.s AMI unchanged
III s!oorss ;snaa
1ntsa = M Ss 5Ise suss @ @ e M 5 sxrs sxirs
iii aG;ss;s1%i;:ss a,1 an. lower: No. red v,nten
sssi;' s
FssF sIs ss,s ma1fs * son' no 'n' '''
.Huffs 9nd uas. sanss I'd uucaueca 5onbur
;.
n417,xos. juno 7n19o"2Erm 4.lFaxeni active md IN.
'ss;s q.ss ,ns "a,
asd a5sdi; H ofss H. s I'LL a %San Ssf . S!ss
si'& iM&y-p"'l; Maryland and fenn's'S"'''' s'0'0o1
. tnT1t.stom1,T1s{9shh n,F 1'1s LII .n, AL MnsmInsea'
tslsieuMNon erde, s59aaxc: ronea, ,4c.
,I.defg, a.adgffae1 N''' eo'soes l'7s&'7ci '0'''ne'
tSts*yznwHis tstyyzlwia =! j f II, nn. corn 70, o,u
Q s"''"<'f'-''''' g: s'Ss!ss1r,: :sSsS;
e. gsSr demand,
YTorisians-rork steahy and firm; s1s 6u Lard quiet
II .team, *9 D95s h!Ai Slo:So ssasn kctts si2 ~
sinl'idcri GsIstJtc: " cfenr r, i%It1c cnsh cISMnf
with tic hitter hid sales ut 9Ic, Hly, closInE at
hi1t e!Sar. e94ttsae. hatoh etcaaSt far den1nho
o7144ih o714ht.t5vacibu,stt ht5aci ti int stoaay. s,,o7.
n Hltef-Dull and unchanged.
J. TOLEDO.
n TnLHpot :lnhs s7.faoaFVstraay., ,r., o, ,r,<
| No 4 Ia II -. VI ,vhifr fSft-an II MI. ",
G. d. 81 Ii: sxir. white Mishss', si5s1; aubc
=. MchEan srnL. june; fI:2!: Jnly ti2ta: NJ,
ausu1 & ~ ci ts "'G1 1 FsT liz NJ
mifgd. fHut anI Jnur Sic; lnw mixed S:2ee; Il Il
grnae. <74c: Oats ltcady; No. ,. 32Act white, s7hc
4, s'sMSnh t.S}a. 9o or- ron. wbcot NJ m, h, c,rn
vnea.sNFoal. n 9a aoo,rls; wheat 81. eco bu; corn
>, 50. trU bu; oat1, 8. u00 bu.
- AlLWAuhkE.
IN SratnNWhens oncnod casier: t. io%sF: ciussd Hill
~ No, milwaukee,, ii. l5A; hard, Si.liHt Mo. ] Nil
wHuknc $l.G7I; July *l.ttt; AnRiist, SLIT: NO !
2c Eotn nomasiy steaay; y; 49, mn = 451c @ oass hshei
2Me. HasSy aast s1sirt1y n9nilna; No + ti,s. Ht
nd 1she cAatef' wheat 70 nana'o' y
w Ttcfjri,-FjGuF, biyiirls; wlieat 173, 01o bu.
II. Standardization, 8. UxI bTs; whcat 49, oo0 I'D.
al hosT9S:: :. t.,...,. ,u1..
~ ,,nshnngsd S5ImS, s"no 0'""A1' S'e'
, 1876-06-08
WOOL.

T,o.Toy, juno 7.--Wool unchanged: almost cvclu'
lively fur California; alpply u Fhlled s"~ large and
sLulnnd moderate,
, 1876-06-08

HOG rEopUCTs-Were rather lcaA active, but
stronger A round, under good demand In proportion
to the offerings. Thu receipts Of hoga were rhtler
large but they were quoted Tncr, buyers taking hold
freely and product looked upon With more favor,
good many operators being 1lsrosed to consider tic re-
cent drop ~ guarantee Of g.cnter steadineka now
not moro strength. 4 fair number Of huynR pfdefs
we're received. hut chiefly from parties who were hn1
tUus 10 ili shorts. .-....-..-..-- ........
ltss Ibrk-sdy nncca soc rcr bEl under nh Improved
ingury, and thcn felt back 10 3Uc Hlove thy intcat
utets Tuessy Saes wsre reported @ Sf 81. s9 n51
August IL SIs. 351is TN Total. q 20 lrls Ii!e
nlurkct closed steairr ut &ta n 37. according Y
weight and age insIda being TT snnfslet psrks:
EjaSvsis. III scer June; vi, Nts!s,31 seller Julyi
IT nout si3. 75t4is vi, md serr tho yaar II siUos
pFtnc quoted ut s17.oo. aud extra prime at
LaSdwas in yefy good demand md ss,yaHsst :oe S
quoted decline ot per cwt theIs eaIes Msre re- re-
1t t,4 and 0, 100 c3 Relcr AnEust nt 10 ~
4ao VIII TUtAL il, ~ tes The inhrkst cosnd i1lSt
sssr juiy: sio e591s 10 rs sccr August; md $looS
VritsIWefu Ia betur demand. and guotcd about hc
higher on mudlrk With nn change In sltulHerh igso
Inquiry fnr shipment and pfooAty saleA IT
that purpose though nYs were rspvIssa Tho ss ss9GKs @
point except short rbA, and IL limited mat t!sy are
IN eas stnck than has been represented lo day anit.
ply II fair. 1GWcftf, - 1uli1ier pdcxtnR
= T.; xnsf h9s sbo r. ea IT, Il s.s &C. ia
1850 U ah0ft riba q ~ 54lt W Ecr ~? - selGs
1nly aud $H s 80 retT AuguBt. The foL1w1u2 wan
, 1876-06-08
LAKE MICHIGAN.

LAKE MICHIGAN.
CnIoAao-Tho steamer Ocnnto Of Goodrch's Llns
has not hccn placed the DeDton IIarLor route aa
stated yesterday. This steamer continues to run
tho Groen T'sy route Tho Tsucsdalc Is tho only
Goodrich steamer running to Benton 11ar-
bor and st. Joseph, anl Makos daily trips.
Tho 0conto leaves for Green bay
every Tuesday instcad Of every Frlday. as hercto.
by Mr.. John Anderson TINT tho Rclr Libblc ERu
has stsuck the Sailor Isecf. near Green Hay. and ia
or ts III ps poit Ths .ng Kty saoke OF" 81 Msns.o
sissneo :Ths sshr fwo FuHaIss @ h, 1een ;eba!l!
S14, QUO been expended upon Acr. Sho Arrived
here yesterday Tor tlo first tino slnco her rccon.
e G the as o co
! 81 81 tie Ghieaao bry. dock Company to hnys
ing 'H Te tuiiws tnE wlliam NJ s'i Ewina ~ is rcesSns
same mlnor repairs n1ar Lake street brldge.:.:
aas WIZ iS 1ss tbf s!S yes
sa% gsy nocs t.
to The counter tako look " tho game as IL sha
wanted TO take rart in + Thu ys;Se;man, how,
drove her out u tho saloon without even oGsrIpg
her drink: The scliF John ki1dcrhousc whB Il:
DISPUTES about % es owncrshtp @ a1e sotsiod ap.
pears that there arc three partios in tho .sIty
! VIII H11u lAlEo tuU I@HEca vi hu'Is uee!!esa
MiLwAuKEE~rhc Min M M arrivals for May ii ths puri
numbers B94; Tonnage, :'0o, AL; and men, Q. bUs.
Clcarances 047: tonnage, :30D, bla: and men,
p:,OO. There were eight foreign arrivals, with a
tonnage OF :. 90. aad o.. men. Seven fore1gu yes.
eels CLEARED; tonnage, s,4uH; men. o3. The clear
3; tonnage, GN1: men, at...,Thc schs Acturus,
whf1a being towed from tho river Wednesday after
noon, CaMe In contact with scoW and had hole
Stow in her bow. She is receiving rrpnlrs at Wolf
T. DavtdAon'n. The new tug Mctleuaoc, which is
being conHtrlcted at Wolf d NusiIs0n's yard, will
have her trial trip the lrst OF noxt wick.
, 1876-06-08

NEW OnLFAxR. Juno 7.-cotton quiet and un'
cfanKed sales Of 555 bales; receipts. nct eoe gsoa
l,t71; exports cpastwise, I. Colt Rtpck lCN, o38.
GALVESTON, June 7.--Eotun Unchanged; mill!InEs,
1s{c; net reccIpts, 90 hacs; exports TO reat Hraln
5,o97 bales; salca, A9.
SAVANNAH, June 7.-Cotton dull; lntildltngs, 11c;
receipts, LOG bncs exports coast&isc, $50 salcs,
l,!U,
atuntLf June T.-Cotton quiet; mtddlnss, l1cl not
receipts. o. baes e1ports TO Great nstAln. 4.23si
coastwlte, 7b; ascsI 500.
CuANLksTnx. Juno 7.-Cotton guictt midt!ltngs+
IKE; net receipts 10 bales, exports coastwsc, 4ls
RaIGs lu.
, 1876-06-08

Tho following were among the direct exroFta
frotu Chicago 10 Europe for last week. and for i've
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER NOVELTY before reported into and sunk
low bort Hamilton raised Yesterday by the Cosst
Mecsing Co and owed TO their docA at Staten Island
SrEAxKR AUSTRALIA tBr. for sydney. SSw which
run into when leaving San tranciseo Dec u, had
IN her starboard bow ~ feet long
her eutwaer aud 8 feet above the water line.
SrRANRR NEPTUNE. Berry at Boston 7th inst from New
York, when between Nausctt and Cape Cod
sion with unknown schooner by which the latter
bowspr and Jbbooni aud the steamer had her
carried and her bow
In.
PRovIDRxcR-The report that vosscl
disahlrd the Sound and York Il
pronounced by the agents In this city (Messrs Borden
l.owcD to be without foundation.
SHIP BALusoRE Ger from Baltimore for Bremen,
CraiI h Channel assisted OF noon Dec Is by Ice
boat Maryland Gnd towcd cut Of the
SsniP EcREKA from Liverpool arrived Tybee AM Dec
with loss o IN ain and nixxen and
mast She has been ordered to New York.
BARK EMILE Nor. simonsen from Now York for Fxl-
mouth, T. iuto New Bedford Dee with cargo (slsts)
shifted aud leaky.
wharf, New Bedford. pumped 9TH Inst by steam
pump hauled off the Helen Augusta and
the wharf discharge of
when she will DO taken the railway
pairs.
sen Csuxs coal laden ut Portsmouth NH was carried
In her side AID sue SUNK. The saved.
The wreck OF Annie Cook FROM Bonaire for Ircvi-
dence ashore miles ot snnscock light. sold Dee
for SO.
Bosrox Dec T. ANA three masea schooner is on HIGH.
land Light with bow stove bowsprt gone assistance
has been sent TO her Probnbly the vessel la collision
steamer Neptune, given abovo.l
Ngw LONDON. Dee e-Capt has removed about $50
ton. of coal from she barge Jefsrson and will raise
the barge itself
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER ls7srRIPLE SHEET

Edward o'Brsn. smaiey Sandy Hook Alexander Mcken-
as 9Th uspn pden s ma Ssr 5.s Southwest
Cleared 22d, Eimooyia serra. baltimore aad Nodoe.
Nord. Lanre BrunswicI Ga: Gosnst Robertson, Della
ware Breakwater; Vanguard. Eysvosel. Tyeee ,,,,
pha 24rh Tordcnskjod, scheen Miramichi; Lady sell
Cleared a4tb. Wave Qaeen Wilson. Baltimore; Freden.
Entered 24h, John Shepherd Burgess. for Phladel
sailed from Grave.end 2sd Gaiilee. for Pascagoula;
LEirn. Nov 23-Arrived. Duke, spooner Montreal
MAnsriLLks. Nov 2isailed Horace Beas Ticket. New
PAssAKoEAsc. Oct 7-saied. Robert Porter. Goodeli,
Arrived Sd. Evening Star. Aubin, sonrabaya
- M1pnss oct sSsa,sd Lieutenant Cowpsr New lsrk
delphia: Morning Star Bushell. Madeira
dsInsia Sos asmAraved rhn,abrs5 Pgge phi,s
New s~ Y.T,.s x:,k; LONDON Parry ousIse, M.
me nsinebls Strickland Pabellon do Plea via Queens
sailed Nov 2l. Earas Mortensen, New York
souEAnAYA. Oct i--sailed. 4 Lewis Race. Boston.
GIBRALTAR Nov 1.-THE spesdwei from Patras for New
York curiants which back here eakv with fore
warks damaged had been struck BY heavy sea She had
three feet Of water in hold The
chaige :
LIVERPOOL. Nov a4The Edward oRrisn.is reported 10
have damage in coming out OF Brkenhead Dock
The nasror OF the Douglass Campbe arrived her. from
st John. Nh reports that during gale the 18th she
deckload washed overheard
MARsEILLEs Nov 22Advices from Cagliar Of l6sh inst
state that the Ennis. American brig Dyer from Newcastle
for this which into CagIiar the ith with
would discharge part of her
ing her repairs.
SHIELDS. Nov 25-The ship vsetta Of Krkcaldy Parker
collision in the u OF ST Lawrence and lost bowspr jib.
boom, fgurehead and all gear attached
WEXFORD. Nov 22-The following cargo has been landed
in South Bay. viio hhds Geneva, 100 bags rice i4o
casks Soda crates and l13 rolls lead Prep
arutions are being made TO get the vessel Oh.
The New York herald., 1876-12-08
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Dec I, 1876.
TEXT OF THE BILL or SENATOR HOWE TO PRE-
VENT UNAUTHORIZED PERSONS ACTING AS
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Tho following is the text OF the bill introduced to-
day by Senator Howe and referred to the Senate Com
mittee the Judciary:-
Be 1t enacted &C., that every person who shall in
any State cast ballot for President and ce President
OF tho United States shall make or certify to any
list of persons voted Tor behalf of such State Tor
President and Vice President, shall direct trans
init any such certified list to the President OF the
Senate either by mail or messenger or who shall de-
posit any such certified list with the judge of any DIS
trct court within the United States, or who shall in
any other way to act eector for President
and Vice President without having been duly appointed
accordance with the law OF such State shall
be deemed guilty Of felony and shall, on conviction
thereof DO fined not less than $l00 900 and imprisoned
not less than len years
SEC. =. Every person who shall bear any such cer-
titled list OF persons voted for for President and Vice
President Of the Untcd States 10 the seat OF govern
men, shall deliver the to the President of the
Senate knowing such list 10 be certified by persons
duly appoin ted TO act shall be adjudged guilty OF
felony and shall. conviction thereof be fined not
less than $4,000 and imprisoned not less than i've