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sAS Fasscssco Cal. June n. isTa
The steamer City OF rcking brought here from Ma.
nills SIX sailors Of she American ship tannds m lsons
who charged with mutny IN refusing daty. The
men nllege the negligence al captain In rn4nlng
the ship ashore three times thc ground isf ths
fusal OF duty. The sailors lrous we~ks
m The Tinted States Steamer kesrsage between Hong
Kong and Mania aud lsl forts-nss days a Nmnlla
Their irons ~cre removed tue ps>Na9e hl4her nMsn
xtnff "A AR
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NORTHWEST AFRICA.

AN ENGLISH EXPLORING ExPEDITIoS-MAIS on
JEcT OF THE RESEARCH.
LONDON, Juno II 1915.
Tho exploring expedition to Northwest AREA left
England Saturday.
Its main object is 10 ascertain the Feasibility OF adj
uniting the waters OF the Atlantic into portion Of tho
Desert OF Sahara
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nnsros, Nas1.. gane N, lsse
Charles NJ Libby aud ,hsrics n narsf. ruens msa
belonging m North oorham. Ne. yesterday heia
In 81 800 each before The tnnee rosAm.seneF
al Portland. Ne. charged wIfh rass.nr e~anaerlea
money. They has np<fatra q4lte Fst~ualFrY ~
Name and are supposed a. havr dnsgsssa II -
more connicrfef AYES brfafe aftesfees apailg
rested them in Ssco
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OBITUARY.
REV. FATHER cARsrpr.

Tho Roman Catholics in London says English
paper OF June u have sustained loss by the death OF
Father Garsdc OF the priests OF somcrstown. lie
was who before his secession, seemed likely
attain adorable cminencc In the Anglican Church.
he went over IN 1892, being received INTO he Roman
Church J, ST. Leonards lilo died nj Posilippo, near
Saplcs and his death Is ascrbed 70 bronchitis follow
n that local pest, typhoid fever. lis body Is be
brought home burcd In the Roman Catholic Gene
cry Kcnsa-Grccn He the author OF several
works. and notably one on Tho Sacrifice Of Tho Eu-
charistv
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON. Juno II, 1870


SPEAKER KERRs CONDITION.
Speaker Kerr has been confined to his room at will
lards Hotel very feeble state Of health all day Al
ton O'CLOCK this evening hc reported to be little
easier but his friends still express great anxiety
corning him. 1t his intention to solourn at Mr..
Rvcs country seat but his condition is such that he
cannot he removed thithcr.
At thirty minutes past twelve o'clock A. NJ Mr.
Kerrs condition seemed improved Ho Is resting easily.
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A PROMINENT CITIZENS BRUTALITY.

Bo~rox, June m. lssa
Augustus stowci a. time candidate Tor Mayor ~
Ncwburyport Mass. was arrested to-day, charged with
extreme cruelty 70 hs wiic. or "Wednesday last ho
brutality beat her about the besa. snd has kept her
locked W her since then. when liberated cry
spclas had surcrvensd about the wounds and her
A oulte critical
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IRELAND.

THE ESCAPE or THE FENIANs CAUSE or ma
TIONAL JOY.
LONDON, June IL, 1874
There was torchght procession in Dublin last
night in celebration OF the escape OF the Fenan
vcts from wost Australia, and Mr.. Dsracl burned
In eflgy
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sporting rse AZ It's rooms in the Place dc popera,
followed b. a supper to nigh.

sporting fsfe nc It's IN the Place dc pOpera,
followed BY supper to night
SUMMARY.
Thirteenth Renewal Of the Grand Prxc Of Paris, Of
10 900 IN specie, gwen half by the city OF Paris and
hall by the ave great railway companes for colts and
Niles iosed IN is'3, Of every description country
added 10 sweepstakes OF 500 each &I20 forfeit, and
el"o only declared by midnight preceding the race
ard SO u declared by midnight Nav /, 1876; the
SECOND 90 receive 900 and the third ST. 900 out OF
the stakes; colts TO carry i2l lbs nllics lis lbs
Cioeed with is2 subscribers About one mile and
seven fnrlongs
NJ Alexander Baltazzi's b. c. Kisbcr, by Buc-
cancer, ont OF Mineral tbrcd in Hungary III lbs
.-..................... ....-...-..... tMaidmcnU
~ A. Lupins h Enguerrande, by Vermont, out
OF pelans. lis lbs.
NJ IA fouid's ch. & Mondainc, by ycriugadin
out Of Ia Magicienna, lis lbs. Observation-Disclosures.
n r. Aamon,'s b nasqunc, by Ruy Bias, out Of
'Anaine, III ibs..-...
Baron A Dc Rothschilds CHI. c. Kilt, by Consul. out
81 Highland sister, III Observation-Disclosures. s
Duke ~ fsmll,on'sh C Wild Tommy. by King Tom,
oct Of Wild Agnes, III lbs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Count y. Iagrangc's ch. C Braconnier, by
Caterer on, OF isalinc. l2i lbs ............... Z
Count y. de Lagrangc's ch. camslia Wy Macaroni,
out Of Araucaria lis lbs. Observation-Disclosures. s
NJ Morcan-chaslon's br c Ashanleo, by Empire,
out Of caravane, 121 lbs. 0
Count y. de Lasrangc's b. Q. Buou, by La sar-
RAIN. out Of Ia Basse, l2i lbs............... 10
~ I'd. Fould's b. c soussarin. by yertugadin. ont
Of siapdssh, III IL
Time, 2 30.
TuE wiSxER-KIsRER.
Nv. Alexander Baiiazxis bay colt Kisber has soon
supplemented mis- victory in tho English Derby with
another race equally rs great and for prize much
larger The HERALD Of the 1st IN Its account Of tho
great event on Epson Downs. published tabulatcd
pedigree ana exhaustive history of Ksbcrs previous
performances At shis time It is unnecessary re-.
peat them.
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ACCIDENT ON A FERRYBOAT.

Mary Fay, aged twenty-five years, OF No $50 Null
berry street. while crossing Catharnc street ferry last
night about O'Clock, seriously crushed in tho
crowd The boat came forciby against tho sip,
ing her to fall the chain The crowd behind jostlcd
forward against her She was sent 10 the Neg York
HOspItnL
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TrAL TERMINATION OF SUNDAY EXCURSION.
LONDON, June IL, 1874
pleasure boat capsixed at Eastbourne on Sunday,
AMI twelve persons were drowned.
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Senator Newton Booth, OF California, arrived from
Washington yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Count Dcrfours, OF Austria, and Captain Samuel
Brooks tho steamship City OF Richmond at tho
st Nicholas HOTEL Major General H. T. Longdcn, Of
the British Army, Is residing at the Grand Central
Hotel Baron Gustave de Woelmont, Baron A. de
woemont and Felix Duhnyon, OF the Belgian Ccntcn.
NAL Commission. are at the Brcvoort House. Bishop
william I. Harris OF Chicago, staying at the st
Denis Hotel General Adna Anderson, OF Chicago, II
At the Everett House. Rev. James Lawrence or Liver
pool has arrived at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel. iicutcn
ant Richard {. Derby United states Navy, is quar-
tered at the Hoffman House. General John G. Hazard.
OF Rhode Island Is at the .ilbemarle Hotel
NEVER co SOUTH FOR RELIEF FROM CON
P,sr's roormscms pnors care in minute
A-EsPENscHEiD's NEW STYLE or DRESS HAT.
No article Of masculine wearing apparel improves the per
Es sr Si As,ss. csss,sssr i",rodus.d
Try them At s'i iIs Nassau !. " - ~ -
A-BENxETT BUILDING
,or,rvn AZ fixtfs~SVf ,xn rrr,rox srs
- TRf 81 Min TERMS
L asrl 81 HsS NIX srs Sa INSURANCE o'f'chs
oExTIEMAx's PEARL CASHMERE HAT,
~ 80. werih - Speciality. AlssKa BEsvras u New
chmrcn a.. stairs
All. TOILETS ARE Nor coxrLErE WITHOUT
CnRIsTADoRo's nsn Dr.; just The ,hlnr s1Jenn u.
M.-"iIr LAUGHS At SCARS WHO NEVER rELr
wound and the kNox SWIMMER style y Esn,emsns
srs nsplres she sftlss ~" pr.aaeea The innitahis
nss IN" W. rsrs., ear .i,ses' hsy ssar ,isr a. ia
Hssaasay. Ssoxs r'nh Assnas Hotel establish
ment.
A SILK ELASTIC TRUSS SOLD ONLY ny ELIAS
TIC TRUSS roarhNi IS nss.asay ~e.n sasiy. Yields
70 every motion - nc e.a,. 80" err. rupture
40 FAMILY AT TIiis SEASON SHOULD BB
without spme ~ ~ John
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GABLE NEW S

GABLE NEW 81
From AL Parts Of the
Old World.
WARNING In TURKEY.
A French Senator's Dread Of Ameri-
can Working Politicians
IRISH HONOR TO THE FEyIAyS.
Shapshooters from the Green Isle 10 Con
test With Scotch R,aemen
TURKEY.
Dos,nAw mzxuo xrrrcs--urExrAs sAsHA
RsorsX Juss n. is-s
Asssrsiss % scisvesie ssvcss. zeas sosniass have
sakss refuge In kan. palmsn2
or sos ucssc
n n asserted that xatktxr f2shx has 90 sovsh again
from ossschko ~sh large iorce y rsvaessd S.esse
I'm GREAT cnAScxrrons VIII xor Kxxsxxu-
Hrx N CONFERENCE
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Thirteenth Race for the Grand
Prize of Paris.
KISBER THE WINNER.
Enguerrande and Mondaine Sec
ond and Third.
IMMENSE ATTENDANCE At LONGCHAMPS

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE. ]
PARIS, June IL, 1870
The Grand Prize OF Paris, the only race OF any i'm
portance run in France in which foreign bred horses
are allowed to compete, was decided on the far
famed Longchamps to-day and was won by Mr..
Alexander Baltazzis Kisber, the winner Of the
English Derby.
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MEYER Go sOrTH roR RELIEF PROM

NEVER GO SOUTH FOR RELIEF FROM CON
sum piion Tase HsLx's iio>EY iionTuouxp AND TAB
Pikn's TooruscnE doors cure ia one minute.
A-EspEvscHElD's NEW STYLE OF DRESS HAT.
No article Of masculine wearing apparel improves the
souat appearanc~ much elegantly appointed hat
ESPENSCikfD'S ALASKA CASHMERE. iasf introduced,
smtodes every nttrbate OF perfrst dress
Try them nj ia Nassau ~.
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and the Bots de Boulogne. Elegant equipages and
superb four-inhands, filled with beautiful In
elegant toilettes, made their way toward Long
champs.
THE LARGE AND DISTINGUISHED ATTENDANCE.
At halrpast one O'Clock the tribunes and course
and the whole field presented grand and animated
appearance, reminding one OF the best days OF the
Second Empire. Marshal MacAfahon and Nine.
MacMahon and suite entered the Imperial Tribune
at halfpast two O'Clock, but their appearance
elected no demonstration. The Ambassador from
Morocco accompanied them and formed conspicu-
ous figure amid the crowd OF ladies'. The Ambasss-
doris suite occupied seats on the roofs OF the tr-
bunc their picturesque costumes contributing
great variety TO the scene.
Perfect order was maintained on the racecourse,
and no accidents occurred during the day notwith.
standing tho great crowds that were present.
THE STARTERS
or the two hundred and sixty-two nominations
eleven came TO the post. These wcrc:-M. Alex
antler Baltazzs bay colt Ksber; M. A. LnpIns bay
My Engucrrandc; NJ. Edward Fould's chestnut FLY
A. de Rothschild's chestnut colt Kilt; Duke OF Ham
toms hay colt Wild Tommy Count r. de Lagrangc's
chestnut colt Braconnicr and his chestnut lilly
Camclia; NJ. Morcau- Chaslons brown colt Ashantee;
Count y. dc Lagrangc's bay colt Bijou, and NJ.
Edward Fould's bay colt Soussarin.
When The horses came on the course for the race
their appearance was greeted with cries Of admra-
ton, Kisber and Maidmcnt, his jockey, being
warmly applaudcd.
THE BETTING.
Just before the start the rates ruled to against
Kisber, 10 to against Kilt and Mondane and 20 to
against Engucrrande, Braconnier and Camelia.
The horses were sent away on equitable terms,
and after running about a mile Kisbcr drew out
from all the rest and won IN a common canter by
four lengths Enguerrandc finished second, Mon
,laine third. Basquine fourth Kilt nth, Wild Tommy
sixth, Braconnicr seventh, Canclia eighth,
Ashantcc ninth, Bijou tenth and soussarln eleventh
Time, 3:22.
AFTER THE RACE.
During the evening there we're many grand Jetes
throughout the city, and the Jockey Club held a
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During the evening there we're many grand Jetes
throughout the city, and the Jockey Club held a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-30
Application for Patent
"a Mill Site.

.H
Eureka, Nevada. April II, isn :,
NOTICE Is iiENEBf GlN IN THAI inD
~ silver West Con solidated Mining .ph-
pany, u corporation existing under ara ~
virtue of the avs OF California, BY us au.s
authorized agent, Thomas j. Read, wnvto
rOstotiice address is Eureka, Nevada, bias this
day nled his application for a patent y
lStl0 acres ms a mill site, situate, lying any
being in Eureka Mining District, CounN u
Eureka and state OF Nevada. ana bnlWh ' H.
designated by the field notes and ofneln pi",
on lie in this office as Lot NO. ", unshr'eseu
lands. IT,, Ma
Tho exterior boundaries OF 'aid bo' NV
~ being as follows, to-wit: a,s
Variation, lbig Dig east ''ominencihe "aH
post marx ed No. !, Y. >. survey ia
whence the flagstaff in ne towh IN u northwest
corner of tbe Richmond Mining ColnPanyee y
Nevada Refinery bears n. 70 Dig A. p . tW ~
and the northeast corner OF the nv splto
furnace building bass. ~ dg SIM "a mill
IT and post No. iot u ,. survey ~ o. s,henee
running :. " dg ". 100 Il to post mai IT, \
No 2, O. :. Survey No. ~; thence !. IA
~ fl. TO post marked No. =, u. ;. survey La
"a; hence :. ~ Dig Il Oh II; to pos. M u do
No 4, L. :. survey No. "; thence p states
W 40 fl TO post marked NO. >, Sniu degrees
Ssrvey No. %; thence south ~ ess r,sv
". Is n TO post marked No.. 4, Y. s.suiasj,
No. 81: thence :. Slt dg w. sWIt IN
marked No. 7, u. s. Survey Ne. ~; thehcs Il II
! dr n m W ;ss5j,, II TO post marked NO. "a ~
5. Survey No. %: thence N. ~ Dig 10, y az \.
most marked No, o. U. $. Survey, Noig''
thence n. % dg " li5 II to post marked h
70. U, ). survey No. "a; and THENCE h S aiming.
containing 4 81 100 acres. .,v
ANY and all persons claiming adysrseiy a y.
norton of snid SilverWest I on. MINING Una ara
pany's mill site. as hereinbefore describes he
required to flo their adverse claim wl.h ~ ~
Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. daring 'nv ~
sixty days period Of publication hereof, i.
they will be buried by virtue Of the pio""
ions of the Statute. .r
AMI sod ID. II, IMMEL, Register
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NOTICE.
To All Whom It NAV Concern

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN any and all authority and power hereto
fore given to Thos. w. Lee, to transact BUSH
ness for the British Mining and Milling Com
pany Oimitedp of London, England, has
been revoked and withdrawn.
BRITISH MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY. LlMITED) OF LONDON,
ENGLAND.
Eureka. New. April %. 1876. ap22-lm
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

MILL BE RECElN ED AT THE OF
w flee Of the County clerk, of Eureka
county, Nevada. NJ to ard including tho 18th
day If June, A. j. 1876. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
tor furnishing medictl sid and attendance
for the INDECENT sick o. Eureka county. in the
Hospital and ont Of th' Hospital within the
limits Of III town oc Eureka; said bids to be
by thu month for the term OF one year from
june 18th, ISIS. to june 18th, 1877. None but
practicing physicians are solicited to Lid. and
each must be accompanied By the diploma OF
the physician from some medical college that
he j. u regularly educated physician.
Bids will also be received at the same time
AMI place Tor the care and hoard OF cnch
hospital patient per day. which must also in
clule the keeping of said hospital and fur
nj hing the same with necessary fuel and
other conven;eDces for the comfort OF the in
mates.
The Board Of County Commissioner re-
serves the right to r ject any or all bid.
T. n. HARMON, Clerk.
Eureka, New. May 10, 1876. myll-td
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Application for Patent
For II Mill Site.

Z. s. LAND 0yFIcE,
E.zl. 1919 ..l N

Eureka. Nevada. April ~. 1876. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John T. Platter, whose p~ostotice ADDRESSES
rurnt a,N ey.. has this uay filed bis application
for a patent tor two - 100 acres OF land as
u mil site. lying and being in Eureka Mining
District. county of Eureka. and State OF Ne
vndn. and known nnd designatcd by the field
not : and o%ilIcial lat on hlc IN this oihce as
lot ngB, Der ~
I'll" exterior boundaries Of said lot No. rs
being as ioIiowsto wit: Variation l61 deg,
east
Commenting af n post marked No.i, US.
Survey. NJ ~. standing at tho northwest eur
n vi John =. ~i'lnrer's brick Office, At the
southwest corner of Main aid Mineral
travts, la the towu 81 Eureka, where the
~iagstaf! IN the t%wn Of Eureka bears n. 10
deg. 20 min. ". l..3S icet: thence running ).
=. deg f.. IT6 Glu feet To post marked No, 2.
4. :. Surysy. No. 81; thence ;. Siss deg, ".
100 feet. o post marked y q. x. u. 5. Survey,
No. -: thence >. So dog. Il. ~ feet to post
naked MOI, l. IS rvuy., No. ~; thence :.
- deg. 81 miu.N 100 est. to post marked No.
), L.. >. Survey, No. ~; thence n. 81 d g.
". 700 feet. to post markcd No. q. US: SUI.
vey, No, IS; and thence y. So deg. b. Nv
eet, TO post markeg No. |, the place Of begin
ming. containing , 2l-l00 acres.
Any and all persons c'uiLing adversely any
portion of said mill site groYnd ms h%ereinbe'
fore drscrib d, are required to file their cd,
verse Chin with the Register OF the United
states Land Office at Eureka. in the State Of
Nevada. during the sixty days period OF pup
i~ication hereof, or they will be barred by VIZ
tue ot tho preyi.ioDs Of the statute.
ait2l-JJd u. i. iMMkL. Register
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Wanted.

nF THE WHEREABOUTS Of JVhnth he
" PERRAULT, who sometimes goes py a r
name of JOSEPH SMELL. When lss' any
from he was in Cornucopia. Nevaaai, enn.
person knowing of his wberea bouts VIII ,ber,
fer a favor on the undersigned, bis mo'n.
who is anxious to hear from him, by gis'Hs
her the required information; ~ cNrII.
MRS, b. L. SNEtNLv
Mineral City, White Pine county lnde.
Virginia Enterprise" and Elko iii to
pendent Z" copy for one week and seho mylS
this Office.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 7:O5 D. NJ,
and extinguished at lis p. m.
miitee who called on the District Commit
sioners, yesterday, in relation 10 street.
sweeping contracts.
Rev. II. A. Cleveland. late OF the Foundry
I'M III church, in this city, has been APP
pointed 10 Winthrop-street on. e. church.
Boston.
Mr.. w. VI. Forepaugh, the lightning ticket
seller OF o Brien's big show, has made lots
while dispensing the cOvetCt cards of admis-
sion TO troops OF big and little people.
The members of Colombia Comm andery
No. 2, X. T., will attend religious services at
a sermon will be preached by Rev. Sir Tnos.
q. Addison.
The Treasury Sufferers Relief association
has received S3O4.O5 from the Joe Jefferson
tainment at the National Tneater, and $3.50
from the employees of Glen mills, Pa.
At meeting OF the German Independent
congregation, last evening, a Sick Relief
organized with the following officers: A.
hletnheim, president; T.. KrOenig, secretary,
and Michael Briel, secretary.
An alarm was tuTnCd in from box 3l2 last
IRE from a range in the kitchen of house No.
20l5 G. street northwest, occupied by the
Danish minister; damage slight. The alarm
Al 1870 O'Clock from the same box was turned
IN by some miSchievous person, the key
having been left in the box when the first
alarm was turned in.
VIM Dickson has been appointed chief of
police at the Centennial, Philadelphia, sub
Ject 10 the confirmation by the executive
committee. He was In charge OF the govern
ment steam fire brigade at Fortress Monroe
and In this city. He subsequently served
Two terms in our District legislature, aud
Tor few years past has been in the business
of prosecuting claims against the District
government.
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Happily for the country, happily for You
and for me, the Judgment of James Bucsan-
an, the patr1cian, was not the judgment of
Abraham Lincoln, the plebeian. He brought
MS strong common sense, sharpened In the
school of adversely TO bear upon the ques-
ton. He did not hesitate, he did not doubt,
he did not falter; but at once resolved that at
whatever peril, at whatever cost, the union
OF the states should be preserved. A patriot
himself, his fai tn was hrn and unwavertng
in the patriotism ofhis countrymen. Timid
men said before Mr.. Lincoln's Inauguration,
that we had seen the last President of the
United States. A voice In influential quar-
tiers said LET the Union slide. Some said that
a Union maintained by the sword was worth
less. Others said q rebellion of $50 900 cannot
be suppressed-but In the midst OF all this
tumult and timidity, and against all this
Abraham Lincoln was clear In his duty, and
had an oath In heaven. He calmly and
bravely heard the voice Of doubt and fear all
and there was not power enough on the
earth to make this honest boatman, back
woodsman and broad handed splitter of
rails evade or violate that sacred oath. He
had not been schOOled In the ethics of sla-
very; his plain life had favored his love OF
truth. He had not been taught that treason
and perjury were the proofs OF honor and
honesty. His moral training was against
his saying one thing when he meant another.
The trust which Abraham Lincoln had in
himself and In the people was surprising and
grand, but IL was also enlightened and well
funded. He knew the American people
better than they knew themselves, ami his
truth was bs sed upon this knowledge.
The Sicillian Vespers were performed by
the Marine band, aIIer which DR.. Newman
prof. Ounced the benediction.
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE RI vIyAL-Tbe meeting last night
was conducted by Rev. Richard Norris, and
was well attended. II consisted OF some
earnest remarks from Mr.. Norris and ex-
perlences from many youn. persons, after
which the inquiry meeting was held.
CONTINUATION SERvICKs.-Christ church
last evening was the scene of a very be auti-
ful spectacle, consisting OF the confirmation
OF eighteen or twenty young people by Bishop
fDkney. The sermon preached by the
bishop was an exceptionally fne one, and
all the services extremely interesting.
0RAIN-Boat II. M. Talbot, with 500
bushels corn and 200 bushels wheat, con-
1000 bushels corn, consigned to Hartley &
COAL TRADE-For week ending to day
tons; shipments, 2,5c0 tons. Consolidation
Coal company-receipts, 2,lsl tons: ship
ments, 7, 1873 tons. Mr.. Winship, of the Con-
from the agent at Cumberland that the
miners are all at work there to day
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ALEXANDRIA.

FISH REPoRr.-The receipts of fish sincs
tbe last report are a3 follOws:-5,5O0 shad.
5000 behring's, 1,l76 punches of perch and
Tock, ana ABOUT 5000 taylors. Shad sold
$40 30 to sl150 per thousand; rock 10 TO Is
cents apiece; white perch, TO cents per
bunch, and taylors 1 cent apiece. gooi
many fish are in strike, and the Shipments
are increasing. MeSSrs. 3. j. Reed and John
son q Co have commenced packing out Il Sd
In barrels, and the other packers will soon
follow. SO"-
THE GRAND LODGE of Virginia, l. O.O.F.,
inns morning, a1ter some preliminary busi-
ness, proceeded 10 the election of grand
officers, with the following result e ID.
Brancn, or Petersburg, grand master; Chas.
+. Benson, of Charlotte ville, deputy grand
master; 4. Talbot, OF Danville, grand war
den; j. K. Jackson, of Front Royal, grand
grand secretary; J. w. Ferguson, of Rich.
mond, grand treasurer; L. III. FitZhugh of
Richmond, grand representative.
The LATE FISHERAENS TROUBLES-On
wednesday last Deputy Sheriff Wade, of
Cnarles county, Md, arrested Col Thorn as
A. Millar and his son Maynard, charged with
having taken part in the late troubles on the
Potomac. They were taken before a Justice,
who held them to bail in the sum of $50 each
for their appearance at May court. Cap
tains Gregg and Denly, who were wounded
in the fight, are both slowly improving, al
though the latter's wound is very sore and
painful.
EARTHQUAKE The shock of an earth
quake was felt in large portion OF st. Ma
rvs county, Md, near ChapticO wharf, on
Monday last. Itconsisted of a roaring, rum
bling sound, accompanied by heavy explo-
sion, which led many TO believe that the
boller OF saw-mil in the vicinity had
burst. The residents In the neigh borhood
were much alarmed. There was "a similar
shock In the same region last year.-[G Ga
zette, 18Th.