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AIxxAxpRIA, E. juno 5-Arrived, brig Bans Nor,, Jen
Aaor.' May lin port brig vesta Percy, from chsfoo
arrived April %. unc:
newport arrived April s'' uns S"'< oof' from
BcxnAy Nay i5=In port ships VIM MeGivery, Nichols,
Nichols; 4 DAYS. Ford and wiuons Bray for Hsvrs;
Sailed May II tnot sth. bark Annie Lorway D Gales
c.npnSAs, June le-saied schr lndanola, Bloom north
cIssruscos June l5-Arrvsd, bark Teresa Br. Kohl,
Cow BAY. CB. juno i7-Arrivsd. brig Catherine (Br),
sailed i7sh brig paul gr,. Stevens, Now York;
ELs!soRE june lo-Arrved bsrx Grahsms Policy Clspp
GssnSl1AR May straits brig Mary
ssns u. & hSS SG.S.
New s.. York !; s s.
tsp,. MestS,. New Orleans
'sa arrivsd I'm brig Eliza Morton OBJ Leland s. ubs.
Wright Boston and sailed for charlossesown; Falmouth
Sail Sailed 18th. brig Proteu., TAR. ricsou;
New York, as: lockwood Br. Jewell coar.ss
Ns ssss,sa brig Em. Clamp. d..D
manila, April i2-sailed, bsrss zohrnb DER Boltor
New York; Esd. Aymar Loph.m. Sable and Shanghai;
po,s Nay bark HERMANN si ss%Ssr.. for New
PENANG, May lin port. ship Herald Of the Morning.
brig Noorhs Fulford, Rang0on.
PoRr HASTINGS, NS. June 17fassed briggs Corsanae.
aud Asteroid. bound =.
Prawasls. June . Cleared brig valero tBp. Fulton.
RIVAL June 10 Sailed. ship Q Haseltinc. Gnkey,
Cape Breton. -
KAScoos. May SIN port ship II McGlvcry, Blake for
Europe: bwrks Carrie Humphries Gr0ser; Minnie Allen
Soper and Rainbow. Rowc.l, for do
RIO JAxEiRo, May lO-Arrivcd brig A Horscy (Br).
Cofill. New York.
SSCAponr May Elm port barks Brspone (Br) Huddle-
sonc Pcruana Br), for New York. ldg; Alma, Lord,
shanghai
sailed April 70. bark Milo. Krscht, Shanghai.
ST ELExA May 22Passed ship Robert Lees (Br), Rose,
from Calcutta for New York.
ST irnnK. Mart. June SIN port brig jennie Norton
Smoct for Philadei?hia ext day.
ST JOINS PR. June l8-Sailed. steamer Nellie Martin
(tsrl jackson from Rio Janeiro &c) New York
June IL Arrived ,brgs Carrie Purington Whit
more Boston, Ellen Stewart tbr), Miller New York
18th schr q w Anderson (t5r) Halifax.
ST JouN. NIB. June 19-Arrved. brig Sarah Wallace
ur, Reed Portland schrs Falco, New Bedford; Jeddo
sailed irh ship II l. Richardson. Morton Liverpool
Cleared 18th ship Gen She?ley. Huchngs. Liverpool
faLd sailed 10Th baks Mary Mysha (;rp Tucker PEN
nrth Roads: Annie Troop tRrl. Fritz Limerick; briggs
Rcskvn Union trl, for carthaxcna Westmore
land ffr), Waterford Caledonia tIr). Bantry.
TAmr May SIN port scr Florence Bailey. Coffin, from
Sydney. NSW, rcpv.
VAIxsciA May 3l-saled, bark Carrie L Tyler Hudson.
YARMOUTH Ms June lsArrived, chr Jessie Jones (Br
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Capoul has fascinated the bellies Of Barcelona in
'.Faust."
Halanxier wants Ambrose Thomas opera, "rran-
eo,se DO Rimini' for the Grand Opera, Paris
The Teatro del riorenti, Naples. put up at auction
by Marquis Ristori was purchased by priest Tor
25o.000
from France Caiania in q VESSEL the end or
this month
musical festival In London In honor OF Bale will
bring the following artists together Nilsson Costa
Carl Rosa and Hersec.
Mr.. Carleton. the admirable baritone Of the Kellogg
English Opera Company, leaves for Europe today by
the steamship Wisconsin.
A communication from Lyons states that during tho
performance Of "Marccaur there Grand Theatre
June g. In the battle scene, OF the muskets,
having been by xpained cause loaded with
ball, went OF and wounded In the thigh young man
sitting in the gallery.
A Londsn paper says:-"Mr Henry Distin, after .
successful OF twenty years military musical
instrument maker England, disposed OF his business
years ago, and preparing to leave for the
United States, where he Is called to establish and
pcrintend a monster musical instrument factory
The Chicago Tribune thus speaks OF Mr.. s. u. Mills,
the pianst-'Mr. Mills added greatly TO the general
success with his artistic playing, particularly OF
the Chopin Taranteci and 'Etude.' IL was the best
Interpretation oil Chopin have ever had here, no,
excepting Won Bulow who, by the way, has gone
insane. Such the sad intelligence received by his
fr here"
Later the season there will be given Mt che London
Mansion House, by the Lord Mayor, six successive a
ternoon performances Of the principal comedies and
dramas being played at the London theatres. at
which tho leading and actresses have promised
10 nssixt Ona OF thcs. will bc devoted 10
the entertainment tho boys OF the various public
schools in connected with tho city OF London
At tho recent destruction OF the Rouen Theatre by
FIRE all the musical instruments, including the valuable
first volns the double bass and the harpthe last
sidcrcd 10 worth 1000 irancs--feIl prey tho
Of Tho Funeral March, composed by HIM for the Boic
dicu Centenary, aud OF the music tho new
ballet, "Les Mosques"
scene ut the Lyons Theatre :"In tho second OF
the piece--.La Traviata'-a hugo wreath hay bear
Ing the inscription, TO the Management IRON thank
reaching tho stage came In contact with Candida
brum on which It renamed hanging and took fire. An
officer sitting In a box tho second tier drew his
sword and endeavored but In yan 10 hurl tho burning
wreath on tho stage Other persons TO his
nnce. the orchestra stopped playing and the gas
Alter some little time u Was successfully DIS
lodged. however, and thrown into the pit where tho
police took possession OF 1t and carried It OF +"
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OLYMPIC THEATRE,

The pantomimc Of 'Humpty Dumpty" which has
met with such extraordinary success at this house on
its reproduction, stl continues TO draw large audi
snces Notwithstanding the heat Of the weather Sew
Sral changes have been made in Il Of late, and many
attractive features have been added. The introduction
n the Pascal sisters Is quite feature In their act
owing selections from Lecocqs French comic opera,
,hcy are exceedingly good singing and acting with a
lash and characteristic OF their nation. jolly
Nash one oil the best English comic singers, began an
Engagement here last night, and met y hearty VOL
Ing on the and French horn merltorlous,
and helped to show the versatility OF this performer
The pantomimc itself is much improved, and bids lair
10 run for O long time
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OBITUARY.


CHRISTOPHER r. NJ TALBOT, n P.
cable telegram from London, under date Of yester
day. reports the Of the death OF Christopher
X. N. Talbot, member OF Parliament for Gamorgan-
shire. Christopher Rice Mansel Talbot the deceased
tho OF the late Thomas Mansell Talbot Of Mar
gam, by his vito Lady Mary Lucy, daughter OF the
Earl Of Ilcester lie borr in the year 1909 and
was educated ut Harrow. and Oriel College, Oxford
lie graduated first class in mathematics in the year
1929 In 1885 he married daughter Of the Earl Of
GlengaL He has represented Gamorganshire In Par
lament since the year 1850 In politics he q lib
cral, favor OF the ballot universal suffrage.
pccrnec offered to MIN In tho year 1862 but he de-
clincd the honor.
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WOODS MUSEUM.

Owing, doubtless, to the somewhat oppressive char
acter Of the weather. the audience at this establish
ment last evening was large as usual The at
traction sensation drama, IN thrco acts entitled
''widc Awake, in the course OF which Mr.. George
France and his trained dogs Bruno and Don Cesar did
excellent work in the way Of and in other stu-
stons well calculated TO the interest OF the
Bemblage Mr. H. Lay also lent valuable assistance in
bringing forth the startling features OF tho play Miss
Louise Sylvester in The role OF ellie Crosby, awakened
much sympathetic feeling, which generally gave way
TO enth usiasn whenever the pursuing villain foied
and either killed or put to Tight Tho performance
seemed TO give general Satisfaction
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
HloH wArsR
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 10, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AxB HERALD
wHiTKsroxg TELEGRAPH LINK
and ~ passengers 20 gan june 10 Ia. 20 S. lon
= o. passed bark. steering SOUTH showing signal lsters
steamer City q Mexico Sherwood New May %
stu proseso 10Th snd Havana i4tn with mdss and a pas
Steamer CITY 81 San Antonio Pennington Galveston
June and Key West iish, with mdso and
Steamer carondeiet Faircloth Fernandina Brunswick
Ga and Port Royal with mdse and passengers to Nal
Ship Vera cas Aa: sllaisr Alsxsndrs; + 80 d:y.
zSa.ss Means. T.s.n ys Mas.
june H. o Sable Island passed ship City Of Non
Roads % DAYS; with % Hoeson Hurado CO;
crossed the My lon 1s' sa ns rA'
SsSsiaSs I.sS 3 sssasss Ss:;,.s e ssys with
Brig Blanche an: Roberts. Port Spain, - days. with
nr 3 6aanse Perkins xrses % sday with sugar
to cSsrs. TG e .Sp Is Win
. order, vessel 70 Miller = mosgh.on Ia.
pe~aa.. vossei %enSer wiz" p"'s %
ssbr John xosssr Rhodes Eienthera days. with pines
schr Virgins Rslon. RulOn Bermuda. days with pro-
sshr II Jones. Line. Fssnandina days With naval
schr Endcott Carroll. Boston, 4 days, with leo 70
the Knickerbocker lee Co; vessel to vanbrunt Bros
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Bird Falos, Windsor, Ms via Vineyard Haven
SIR Lizzie nn. Norris. S. John. NIB, for New York
SsessS rn o Sy York
sehr Berry; Nicaois,; Bangor for New York
Schr John l. Merrill. Merrill ORIENT for New York.
sS fSo. s Hall oeRaad New York. -" YORK.
sshr isaac orden Baker, Fail River tor New York
schr Aro Psrdes shrspsnirs PTovdsnee for New York
scSr Il BARTLETT BaTsss Rsn"ssee Tor New York.
schr Saxon. Chapman. Georges Banxs for New York.
schr WV i,rSinsa Fitch, New Bedford for New York
schr John Blackman, Racket. Providence for New
schr Atlantic. Frazier. Hysnnis for New York.
scr Samuel L cracscr rhrasHer Taunton for New York
schr Haze, Newman Hartford Tor New York.
schr Carissa Allen Hodgdon Vineyard Haven for New
schr Salmon washburn. Hathaway, Taunton Tor New
schr Kate Church Clifford Georges Banks for New York
6Sn s os S Ssw York.
Schr Golden Ray Davis, Stonybrook for New York.
ss sSr osroaio ns%%ond Ei..ors for New York.
schr 9 smith. Smith. Providence for New York.
sc Matthew vassAr, Jr, Kelley, New Bedford New
schr Clara Post Ferris Portchester for New York.
schr Hester, Davis, Portchester for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rranconia Bragg. Now York for Portland
S FANNY rS o a. ass sId'n
schr Orient, Smith, New York for Port Jefferson.
seh S Mabel Hall Bartlett HohoSen for Xittery
schr Chas Morrison, smith, New York for Boston
schr Rescue Ks.y Por; Johnson ior Boston. '''-'
S fsus ps 9od: nSoGs a 3ShSssS r
schr Ella Brown, New Yors for y ss5at 10 d,
schr Eniiy. Morreli New York Tor New BEDFORD
AyThc schoonsr reported ashore Rckers Island 18th
inst got on 1t high water same date
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Erahecee and Others IRON the manufactures forming
part Of domain with the hope Of being able IN this
way, In connection with certain reductions IN expenses
the empire.
Our frines desire that all treaties concluded with
friendly Powers be scrupulousy Observed as In the
past and that the amicabe and sincere relations which
blrd US TO them may be confirmed aud treasured.
May the Almighty dcien to bless you all. Amen.
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DROWNED AT SEA.

James Mahoncy, Of tins city, twentyone years Of
age, deck hand the tugboat Indian, Captain
Monks, was drowned yesterday morning twelve mica
southeast Of Sandy Hook. The tugboat getting =
hawsor 70 the bark George Treat from calao, 10 tow
her 10 the city, when Mahoney got caught In the
hcaving line drsggco overheard and drowned
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SHOT In THE THIGH.

During an alteration last night between James Nc
Ardle, sf No l04 Division stree. and John Smith, Of
No ass Cherry street. Ia The saloon Of tho latter smith
shea NoArdls IN The thigh, nn,ctngs severe but not
danersoos wound McArdc sent 10 Bellevue Hos
p,ssi and smith locked up In Ne TnEtsentn Pre-.
Ss-~s housa
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Ships Fawn. for Lonion Fsma Nor). do: Marcia Day.
Baltimore: Tncrese : bArks America Ger Liverpool
Alpha tNor). Queenstown OF Falmouth; uaatea ,Brl,
Bristol; Baicarry tBr Cork Falmouth Dvico (Nor) do
do: Arlington tNnr), Rotterdam; Johann Marie ttser)
"A amburg; Martin Brett Pensrth Roads; A McAdan,
Cork Fidcnte Aus sligo; Ashsntee lBrl, Baltimore
WHITING do: brig 1hetis. Curacao
Wind At sunset. ssE: at midnight SSw.
barometer sunset 3UOl; 10 pm. 3LOC.
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letter from Capt Smith. OF bark Ohio I'd o b. reports
her taya May - having landed zop bills ~ oil 20 be
shipped home. Reports that bark Midas. i.aphnm MI
sailed faya May - LAYING landed bills ~ OIL
Micnae bark Janus clifford. nh, with lVO bbis ~
since leaving fayAL
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STABBED SLIGHTLY.

Nicholas Dsmas, OF No " Sullivan street, was
stabbed in tho side with penknfc In the hands Of
a named Distcfar Crosby street last night but
the wound Is rot serious DistoiIar was arrested
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SCIENCE HALL.

What was termed musical aud scriocomic lecture,
called sThe Jack OF all Trades" delivered before
= small audience ut the above hall last evening by
Mr. James McCarro. The audience appeared well
pleased with tho discourse, and the lecturers solos
the nutc helped to make tho entertainment pass oil
pleasantly.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agents informed
that BY telegrsphins to the ERALD London Bureau i'd
dressing Bennett NO. 40 Fleet street, London to the
Paris ONCE addressing Bennett. u Avenue dc ropera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and al foreign vessels trading
with the United Sates tho will be cabled this coun
try free ofcharge.
Captains arriving ct and sailing from French and Med
teanean will ind the Paris oce the econom
cal and expeditions for seleEraphing news
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SHIPPING NEWS


,ArEs DEPARTURES NEW YORK yoR TIE roSrns
yUxk July.
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This evening, at chckering Hail. Mr. William Cullen
Bryant will receive the magnificent silver vase
memorative OF his having attained his cigheth year.
The following gentlemen compose the Testimonial
Committee Samuel osgood, chairman; Daniel Hunt
ington, John Taylor Johnston, Bayard Taylor,
John Bgelow, William H. Appleton, Asher B.
Durand, Henry w. Bellows, Howard Crosby, Thco-
dore Roosevelt, Frederick dc Peyster Henry c.
Potter, William Adams Edwin Harwood, New Haven;
James L. Claghorn, George W. Childs. John Welsh.
Philadelphia J. II. Latrobe. Baltimore; f. 9. Larned
Chicago; Joseph II. Choatc William NJ Evarts, George,
Ripley, Henry F. rierpont Frederick sturges
J. Pierrepont Morgan, 3. j. rildcn, +. A. r.
Barnard. 4 :. storrs, BENJAMIN H. Field, A. A. Low
Franklin H. Delano, William J. Hoppin, J. G. Holland
John A. Weeks H. W. Footo Boston; James T.
Fields, James X. Oscood, Noah Porter, New Haven;
Charles r. lngersoll, Robert Coliyer, Chicago; William
G. Elliot. 81. Louis; Carl schurz, William sherman
Henry Probasco, Cncinnati Ogden Hoffman, San
Francisco; George T. Hoar, Alexander IL. Bullock
Worcester; Mark Hopkins, J. r. Hawley, Hartford;
George Cabot Ward, Treasurer; Wentworth s. Butler
Secretary The exercises Of organ recital by
Mr. George William Warren the reception OF tho
from the makers by the committee; the presentation
to Mr.. Bryant by Mr. Osgood, the chairman, and Mr.
Bryant's reply.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

There very large attendance At this theatre last
night, attracted undoubtedly by the vokes family in
their most popular and most amusing sketch, ''rhe
Bellies OF tho Kitchen. This 10 Of the pieces pre-
scented to the public that Is beyond the paic Of calm
criticism II IS so uproarously funny, so utterly
amusing that only IL out and laugh heartily
~ IT. and sit il out, with the thermometer in tho
nlneties and fans In active demand all around This is
the last season OF the vokes Family. matrimonial en-
gagemens those necessary but cruel features OF the
stage where ladies' concerned, will tear away,
after this summer, those fair sisters who have
10 long and often charmed the public
In this hot weather in this season OF financial
depression. there IL escape valve in the theatrical
world in the thoroughly performance OF the
Vokes Family Never before has the sNsererc" scene
from ~ Trovatore' been made medium Of such IN
tense merrimcnt through the fundamentally OF
Fred and Victoria Vokcs; the poetry Of motion Is ad
mirably displayed by Jessie and Rosina Vokes, and
there the entire dramatic tcrpsichorcan, oper
attic entertainment an atmosphere of complete enjoy
ment The only fault we can lind with the bill Is .
stupid play, 'rhe Post Boy" which preceded the
vokes Family. Mr. stoddart, who took
the principal part is angular sort Of actor,
whose pathos partakes much OF the nature
Of burlesquc, and with the sole exception OF Miss
Laura Don, very deserving actress Mr. Stoddart was
very badly supported The piece Ii very poor INTRO
duclion to tho vokes Family the sooner II 10 shelvcd
Tho better.
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Bark Busy. Heard. from Palermo for Phiiadephia. May
%. LAT 81 Ion 81 rs.
IL. lat AZ 49, Ion SIS Is.
Bark Robinson crusoe. Robinson, from Boston June
:or Queenstown. June IA. lat Al As. Ion 80 80. -
Brig Mississippi. from Baltimore Demerars. June 10.
lat 80 IS. Ion "A 30.
Brig Maggie Vail Br). Welsh, from Havre for Hampton
Roads, June Is ~ miles Five FAthom ightship
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FALMOUTH. June 10. PA-wind SSw; thick fog.
HoLYaxAp. June 10, PM-Moderate gala
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-19
Mr.. Rainey's Speech on the South
Carolina Massacre.

The Hamburg massacre Of coiored men havi ing
been brought up in the House on Saturday, Mr..
Rainey, a colored member from South Carolina
obtained the floor.
Mr.. Rarey said no member could deprecate
more heartily than himself the opening of the dis
cussion. He had anticipated that when Congress
met its action would be such as to exercise a sal
utary effect upon the entire democratic party of the
country that it would close its deliberations with
out agitating those questions sfiecting the lives
and liberties of American citizens but it appeared
to him, if not to Congress, that the negro had
vote in this country. SO long as he has voice in
this government, it is necessary that he should on
every proper occasion appeal to thecounry IN be-
half Of these rights
lie continued Sir, regret as much as any man
here that outbreak at Hamburg. l regret that the
proceedings were measurably countenaDced by a
cavalier who has descended from n noble stock,
the very best that peopied the soil of Carolina
When make this assertion am not influenced
by partisan prejudice. l do not speak from
hearsay or mere conjecture. / am sustained in
what say by the democratic papers Of South Car
DINA. | have in my hands the News and Courier,
the leading democratic paper of the State, which
contains article from the Augusta Chronicle
| and Constitutonslist, stating the very fact that
Gen. Butler went from Hamburg across the bridge
INTO Augusta, saw young men over there and said
to them: Things over in Hamburg look squay
1oung men we may want you over there this
evening. Getyourselves in readiness" The edi-
tloh OF this democratic paper, published in the city
OF Augusta, says that Gen. Butler made Of
| that expression, and that those young men, fully
| armed, and to the number Of two or three hun