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Won Rulow'. Unfinished season.

II has for some time past been evident
TO those who have followed Won Bulows series
OF concerts In this country that the pianist was
overwelehted with the work that he attempted,
and that the strain unon his excitable nervous
Temperament aud slight physique was greater
than either could bear. lie has wisely con-
cluded to discontinue his concerts, In which he
perhaps also found causes for dissatisfaction
other than those arising from falling health.
and to r-turn To Europe, for which country lie
sails next Saturday.
His career here has been a valuable one to all
Dilnsts and amateurs VINO have had the pleas
ure of listening to him. for his infuenc mas
been unswervingly excrted In the Interests Of
the highest and noblest forms of his art. IL is
an Immense testimony OF the modesty, SELF
deni l. and sincerity OF the man, too. that he
has never In single instance put forward any
Of his own compositions, or even arrangements
for the pianoforte. 1t ~ to be observed that
many men OF Tar less merit scarcely ever oner
anything but their own proc uctions TO the pub
lie, and thrust thems elves to the front on every
occasion. Certainly Won Bulow has been a
gre at teacher, not only In matters Of technique,
OF which he Is so absolutea master, hut even
more 40 IN matters Of musical taste and sound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

The report OF Mr.. Herman Uni, receiver Of tho
German Uptown Savings Bank nled IN the County
Clerks Once YESTERDAY shows that the cash hand Is
Hy d5l4 receipt, since the time Of his appointments
bonus and MORTGAGE paid In full with interest $780,
754 81 real estate balance OF sails by auction OF the
bank building. t.a1O, rents $50; part collections Of
lOaut, tSB4 80 interest bonds And mortgages
not duc, and Oilinee, t2.3SgS5 orce furniture
sold tor t7iSl5; mscellaucou, collections, thh ~
total, tllS O37sS The payments IN the sane prriOI
to deposltors were tab15l ~ maklng total OF such
payment of A2d.fbi 90; current tx cnscs, td7yi3i
ioal, t50S5l.3i, leaylns DAl4Ace Of casa On hand
f85 ISO.b4
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The Fxtradl,ion Of DR.. Worms.

MONTREAL, May 27.-Mr. Keller leaves this
afternoon for Philadelphia TO defend Dr. Worms.
whose case postponed from Thursday last to Mon
day next. Another II Wormss counsel Mr. Archam.
haut returned from England yesterday, and stscs he
had an interview with far CarnaryOn Ia ref
the lie says the Earl condemns tue aui orirs
here Tor having allowed Worms 10 pc extracted, In
DoiiOn but holds It would be useless TO ask the Unted
States authOrif les TO return worms Tor the simple
hat they would refuse and that would iuN Owe OFF
nculties U avoid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

The Reverend fathers OF the Society OF Jesus
will begin mission In 81. Marys Roman Catholic
Church, Jersey city, o. morrow aud win continue Il
for weeks. Mass will be given at O'Clock In the
morning confessions will he heard daily until
ma past 10 at nivht Plrnary indulgence VIII be
granted TO ala good Catholics who assist AT the cxer-
Ciscs who make good ana satisfactory confession
WHO receive HOY Communion and VINO pray for the
III
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The Canning upern scn.on.

1t is reported that Miss CorOett, new prima
donna. wi soon appear In English opera at the Acad
envy OF Music that elaborate preparations have been
made and that the repressn'aOns ma be expected TO
be evenlv5aanOcd well mounted aud strong IN dram.
attic we'll musical Qustles II the asrer ions OF
thote the OF knowing not more Than usually
exaggerated series of excellent operate perform
anccu may be looked for.
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DE JOSGE-HERzoG.-o Thursday, May e5, At the
q the dcs parents 5. De Jonge TO Blanche.
dsuR inter OF :. ler,og. ali OF this city.
DOuGHER1Y-hILL.-M the residence OF the
br des parents In Broosyn on THURSDAY May 90 1870.
By the Rev. NJ. Angelo DOugncrty OF Boston, Mass j.
Hsmpdsn Dougherty OF Brooklyn to Alice. only daugh
ter OF John G. Iil Ed OF the same place.
JOHNsON-COLlE.--O the cath inst, at the Second
Presoy terian Church. East Orange, j.. by the Rev
J. l. Danner, VIM. :. johnson 10 Anime daughter
Of Daniel y. Cole.
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"Fulhls the conditions OF good family
sewing machine far better than any other ma
chine In Ihe market" such Is the unbiased
opinion OF tho judges at the last American In
sututo Fair respecting tho wonderful new au-
tomato sewing machine OF the Wilcox Gibbs
8. N. CO., o5s broadway, corner Bond street.
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Arrived-sATuRDAY. May ~.
Steamship Herman Livingston. Savannah. mdse. and
pass.
Steamship Aibemarie, Lewes. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Australia. London, mdse and pass
steamship Hat rae Norfolk, mdse.
Steamship Franconia. Portland. mdse. and pa
steamship City Of San Antonio. Galveston. muse. and
pass.
ship Plymouth Rock. London. mdse.
Brig Catherine. IQuiQue, nitrate OF soda
Az y the usual rlvrr and cOaltwlse wanna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

The onicial report OF the Board Of Appeals at
the reccut cleveland meeting states that most Of the
cases brought before the board referred TO the
District Board for settlement. The case OF Parker
wnenan agt. the Dubuque Qowa) Association was de.
cded IN favor Of the Atter. In the care of the appeal
Hiram ". Lowe for relrf fr IN tue ortCr Of cIpui
Fsued ny Point BrctI' Park Associuon, II was
held that the appellant SHOULD p ace $500 VITA the
trcAsur pending the ultimate decision at the board.
The appeal Of William Mcmahon Tor Telns ateuent was
i.tt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

ALBANY, May 27.-rhe Governor has approved
the following bliss 10 enable wife 10 be- witness in
cases OF criminal conversation.
TO provide aimores and arm rooms and 10 provide
for aiment tor the ute ana occupation OF drl rooms
and arnorics IN the city q New Urk.
To amend the act OF 1870 entitled an act TO auth rHe
the Of lands OF the eeamens Fund Retreat on sta
ten leland.
To further amend the act Of 1913. to simplify aud
abridge the practice ana peadings and proceedings OF
courts of this state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

The Excise Commissioners have determined
TO exact M the annual license fee from hotels res
taurans, and saloons t25o from smaller establish.
ments Of similar KIND tlOoi from wholesale liquor
dealers and druggists 500 from all Others who sell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

CINCINNATI, May fla robber entered the
dwelling Of col J. II. Branch. at Branch Hall. Ohio.
near Cincinnati, yesterday afternoon, called Col.
Branchs daughter 70 the door, threw snun INTO her
$1,000 IN bonds, and hed 10 TIE woods lie has hos
vet been arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

In response To request by William Cullen
Bryant, Peter Cooper Prof G. r. Chandler, and hun
dred Others. MT Gustavus Frankensein VIII give lee
anation OF the ReOmerlcal nRuren that ne
calls Magic Recprocals" IN steinsAy Hall, on Friday
afternoon, June 2, at haf past two O'Clock.
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CorLIirsand,b the presidency.

ALBANY, May 27.-1here was conference Of
Republicans held at the Deiavan House this afternoon
II attended by Postmaster Smith OF this city Sen
ator Robertson, Assemblyman West, and one " two
Others behalf OF the OF Senator Conknng
candidate before the Cincinnati Convention. com
mitee IN each Senat Orlal district was agreed upon
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How thew Reduce Expenses in Jersey city,

Police Commissioner keeney, as Chairman Of
the Committee Police Stations and Prisons, has or
derrd the cutting down Of the wages u the scrub.
women IN Police Headquarters from SEQ tl5 month.
Yesterday tue Commissioner received ,hrce gold
bad.es. one for Commissioner Stcenkrn AMI another
for the chief Of the Board The badges were mace IN
New York on the order OF Mr.. kecuey aud will be paid
for by the city, They cost $50 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
MARINE INTELLT0E EMO *.

urNrLTuRn ALwASAc-rHrs Dy
sun rises. "a sun SETS. 81 Moon sets. 10 o.
HIuH wArKR-rHt- pSt
sandy Hook IL 10 Gov. lslsud. IL 08 Hell Date. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

Mr.. W. G. Coup has received word that two
full grown white whales captured on OF Lab
RAZOR, have arrived In Portland. Me-, aud will DO -
eeived In New York On Wednesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

Sow's Earn not q silk purse but an "elastic''
truss IL lees humoug when CLOSED over with silk
But the Victor Universal Truss, We ey Ct, Aston
House. gives Satisfaction every time, or no sale.
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MA X RED.

Buchsn's Disinfecting soaps Kill reaches,
bugs, anu all insects-sure pop. Depot, 80 John 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

MIX Of Msgnrsia In smai u doses l. the mos,
effective for cholera and cholera iufantuu
known to the profession. To be had Of all druggiste.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

The Peruvian syrup vitalzcs. purines. and en-
riches the blood giving and vgOr to the system
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

One hundre and two liquor dealers Of Staten
Island are under Indictment tor violation Of the Excise
laws,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

pSp sc 81 ar S" sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

Christndoro's Hair Dye performs its worI,
instantly, safely, magnincenty. Wholesale and retail
- John Vt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

Rupfure.-A permanent cure by Dr. MARsH'S
treatment Six elastic stockings, and abdominal BELTS
shoulder Uacce ana surgical appliances OF every de-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

Quirk's Irish Tea cures biliousness.
QuirKs Irish Tea cures headaches.
ouiTk's ITish Tea curss liver cemplAlnI-ASA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
8uslntss Nolltts.

Hiram Anderson's SON,
334 9Th av.. Sd door below eth o..
Good Tngrains at 37t1c. per yard.
Good oil cloths at 20c. per yard, one yard wide.
Brussels &c u per yard and upward.
Canton hattings At zoe. per yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

l'l-NN IN u July ~ 1909
HfAf iiliH: write IN greet has C aud ex-
, zen iNi "ill nv to give you some idea II
49, ID .lE, '"hls u the past 1Our days Little
.".". N'ou iolnod this party at Omaha
t'. "'N'lhr vii re received your letter OF
H. 81 ~ Ne lett tie Union Farlc aud
&. "'" % "i the Denver Pacific into oiorado.
T., a..irl al Greeley, for Gen. Grant wanted
+, o we 10 Gun aims. lie was NerY good man
c,t WI h' ten. Grant WIS, Kind hearted aud
,lN il". Nhen ! think of what has hap
cannot believe NY own memory.
Cr'.rS' ''l'' OUT party divided temporarily.
on ~ u.s. 'terni aud Sheridan and others went
I,nt ptnNcr IVY while JudRe Dent, Gen. i.
g. ,' '.'u Misclt remained TO accompany Gen.
On ,,o, "ufstoack ride Of some tpTly miles
.," .. I'd 'rt Collins and then ~ Longs Peak,
", az hghest peaks Ia the Front range
T. dau a peasant ride along the Cache la
u,ti, nN'i 20 me old fort and when we struck
Tnuct i,in boulder county, Gen. Grant was
cal, ,n,'te' led Ia the stamping mills, aud the
.iIv,IF ms lhls Is where they ret gold and
Ishn..Laa'rN ' and picked up a specimen v hich
W. 1 .u 10 neh. j., hut he laughed and said IL
pes,sv,t VS., ne was lust 80 familiar and
1' n" eos a. " had been his brother in-law,
snyhoSSse uuubie and annoyance We d Id not let
Al F"In snow that Con. Grant waa In our party,
had con. Nelhns We mot Luke N. Ployer, who
''~' w s<sn Boulder Cry TO guide us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
LAWRENCE NOT TO BE PUNISHED.

HIS EVIDENCE TO BE USED By THE DIsIHCT-ATTOR-
NEY-D. G. JAYNE AND LAWRENCE TO CONTRACT
WITH THE GOVERNMENT TO RECOVER MONEYS.
1t is now positively known that Charles g.
Lawrence the notorious Custom-hoGse broker who
returned to this country for smuggling In connection
with Robert Des Anges who convicted ana sent to
State Prison for 10 years viii not he condemned but be
used az a witness FOR the Government.
Lawrence was an intimate friend and proieg6 Of
Tweed as well as his mitator A short time ago be was
released from Ludlow Street JAN, having It was
ported turned States evidence. His release effected
by the united efforts OF Gen Benjamin F. Butler. as bis
counsel and b. c. Jayne formerly special agent OF the
Treasury, his friend. Jayne declared openly that he
had Lawrencc's confession duplicating several Custom
house officials Of prominence, all OF whom he intended to
expose, and he went before Secretary Bristow with
charges The release Of Lawrence followed close upon
this avowal, and suspicion was aroused that com
promise had effected, by which Lawrence was 70
protect such of his accOmpces had not already been
convicted. II is certain that he viii testify
not only against Des Auges and other CustomhOuse
official who is dead but he will give evidence mpcane
three or four mercantile houes OF prominence and many
small dealers against whom proceedings 20 recover are
then to be taken by DistricAtorney Bliss The interest
taken by b. JAYNE in the release Of Lawrence has been
mystery for time. 1t was asserted that the old
heathen" as he Is still called the Cutonhouse. de
sired to be reycuged upon those officials who deserted
him in his troubles two years ago But 1t has
been found that stronger motive impel' him
that Of his well-knOwn aTarice. II was repre-
sented that II Lawrence could be used a.
States evidence. q large amount OF money could
be recovered from wealthy merchants in this city who
bought the struggled goods. To do this however, Jayne
insists that the Treasury Department must make con.
tract with him 10 discover and recover the money ana
such contract SAID 10 have been submitted 10 ~"
Treasury Department IL Is in the nature OF the Famous
SanbOrn contract 10 collect delinquent taxes, and a. III
that ease cOntempates the Of The Government ma
clincry Of DistIci-AtOrney Bliss Office Mr. BLISS had
an interest Of per in The SanbOr contract but II
he shares this scheme at ALL his percentage j. at pres
emf unknown. Lawrence the infomcr II, however, TO
profit by the scheme If successfu II il asserted that
refusal 10 sign such contract was one OF TIE minor
reasons why Secretary Bristow resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
PACIFIC MAIL LITIGATION.

EXAMINATION ~ TIE MATTER OF RICHARD B. IRWIN.
The examination in the case OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company against Richard Il. irwin was
continued yesterday at No IS Wall-st. Two witnesses
were produced by tho prosecution. The Hon Edwards
Pierrep mt testified that he counsel for the Paclhc
Mail Steamship Company in 1872 and 1873. lie Lad
given a written opinion, counsel OF the Company, upon
the propety Of insttutng proceedings against those
charged with misuse OF the Companys money some time
I'm the Fall Of 1873 He further testified that he heard
animated by Mr. Sebbns that A. II. Sockwell was per-
sopally responsible for the misuse OF the COmpanys
funds during his stay Washington in February 1873
was not until 1874 that he heard Irwin spoken Of as
implicated in the matter. 80, A.,
Russell Sage testified that he was director or the
Company In S73 and 1874 that he knew nothing OF
tbc checks held By Irwin to the amount OF F71OOOO u
til after the release given Stockwe by the Company;
ITp0u ne stated that he had heard
large sums spoken Of as having been sqlandcred by
efockwell and suggestions that he might be compCe
10 refund it, He said that he had heard that IRWIN had
received 100000 from StOckwcL Inc question ad-
dressed by Mr. BOardman 10 Mr.. PleffepOnt as 70
whether he knew the nature OF the charges OF me racine
Mail COMPANY against StOckwe was objected 10 ny MT
FULLERTON IA irrelevant. Mr.. BOardman stated that u
was his purpose prove what the nature OF those claims
was and that at the time OF the release gwen
Stnckwel BY tho Company no knowledge was lad D u
of the naftcr IN litigation concerning lhc chcckt LOT
S75O 600 given TO Irwin by StOckWcll. The question
was allowed the referee, but Mr.. PiertcpOnt Was not
able 10 give any light upon the point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23

nable for its merits as picture, but IL Is DO
historic work OF peculiar interest-one OF the ic"
sue" ,5butions made by Art TO the history OF the war
- ,e Gallery upstairs have been hung tue lew REMAIN
IL VIZ teamed TO the Exhibition by other collectors
lns arenont Morgan. Mr.. Lucius Tuckerman' Mr.
hi. . "a. wola and Mr.. Carver. Mr.. Morgan SENDS
"oln' ~. ,,cturcs and Mr. Tuckerman five The re-
aintings belong to various contributors MI
ra oaeen Elizabeth returning from the Knight
hofHs" 80 by shaofels has more movement
Ing OF '''' than are usually found in German
aud I0 n,o,pres Of this type, but we ma
hstoiio' ars US in the pictures by modern Spanish
mort " ,ne Prisoner before the High Court OF MO-
PAM ny Moragas; the "Ticket-ohee Tor the Buii
nv Alvarez and others by Vannutelh' Madrazo'
fis ,oni With these specimens, and those by the
snu 80 and by Others OF the schOo-f school 1t be
Academy collection, we ought 10 be able to get
notion than has thus far been easy to get OF
and habits of this group Of bright-winged, en-
,bsntiug vagIbond butterflies
A., Insius Iuckerman sends his beautiful Merle inc
90 sister that is the name we learned TO love 1t by)
S pos, Bonheur that shows that lady at her best
~ her animals as much soul they themselves con-
g.. 10 and dwelling with less moderation on their
,dies she hits the happy mean between LahdSeer'
Tth his too great concessions to Darwin-makinS MS
ols nn,an beings plss the animal PROJECTIONS, and
y.hooekhoyen who combs and curls his comely sheep
,,~,l they are fit only for the toy-shop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
DELEGATES TO ST. LOUIS.

DELEGATES ~ 81. LOUIS.
DEPARTURES FOR THE CoNvENTIoN-TRAvELINd
ARRANGEMENTS OF THE TAMMANY DELEGATES.
A large number of delegates to the Demo-
cratic Convention left this city yesterday for ST. Louis
Among these were Mayor Wickham. accompanied by
August Belmont Perry Belmont Manton Marble, W. C.
Whitney, Corporation Council III. W. Dinock, Dock
Commissioner; Peter b. Olney, Henry Havemeyer and
Thomas L. Snead who started in the morning by the way
of the Erie Railway, Mr. Jewett having rendered them
the OF his private for the trip Judge Spencer
Mr. Jewett and Mr. mcfarland accompanied the party
a part OF the way. About $50 delegates from
the Young Mems Democratic Club, and the friends
OF Gov Tilden outside OF the Club, who
a Tden delegation from this city, started last even
ing by the Pennsylvania Railroad Among this delega-
ton were Martin p. Killian rom the XVIII Assembly
District, Thomas Cooper Campbell, Maurice J. Power
Senator Gross, James DAY. and Thomas Gould. 1t was
stated by Of the number that they all going in
GOV. Tidens interest. The anttTammany delegates
have gone in body but have associated themselves
with other organizations gone independently Of any
association
The Tammany delegates, numbering between 300 and
400. will assemble at O'Clock this evening at Tammany
Hdl from which place they will march to the Grand
Central Depot the train, consisting OF about 10 new
Wagner palace cars Will leave the depot at $50 p m
The locomotive, which Is new ono has been named
John Kelly" either side OF the baggage ears VIII De
displayed IN large letters IammaGy special Inc
last two cars in the train VIII be occupied D the Do
cratic members Of the Board Of Aldermen and their IN
NIted liInds among "nom WIN ne iienrf ~. ry,ari
Keariey, Coroners Woltman and Croker, Peter
Gillespie, John Tyler Kelly, A. II; ,PIrdyi
Edward Donahue, James j. Mooney, and hehael
Callgan on either side 81 these will be portrait
OF John Kelly. with appropriate notices; Among other
prominent persons the train will be Judge Duffy
Chamberlain Tappan Thomas s. Brennan, William A.
Boyd, Major ". II. Quincy, George W. Morton, owen
Murphy. Richard J. Morrison, George W MCGlynn, eN
Alderman Bernard Reilly, Benjamin r. Fa!tcmM
Dr.. Thomas CO.uC1n, Peter Tlanor, Edward Gil
lon, John j. German. William joyce, ana
James Dunlap. The train Will have tho right
NJ pggP
will pass and It's time has been reduced 20 - hours
thus reaching II. Louis, j. expected on sunday
morning. committee consisting OF Munzo Dicfcndorf
G. Shafcr storms. aud Wilson small, VIII remain AT
Tammauy Hall during the session OF the Convention
where they viii DO IN constant tclegraph.c cOminunca-
ton with the Convention, ana where the important
proceedings will be made pubc as soon AS they tGnsfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other shin Ne,1s zee Second Pags.i


For other shin NeirS Second PdGs.t
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cen whitney, Halett Boston with mdse. and
rass TO METROPOLITAN Steamship Co. 80
Bark Atkinson Porto Cabeilo IL days, with coffee
BARR Duquoscln Or. Cerestc. GuadaOupe days with
- ~, 80 -, Il, -
bark Ceres Nor) Gundersen, Liverpool May TO- in bal
Bng Torlensod (Nor) Pnulsen, Seville 80 days with
Eng nichc tof Turks Isand) strobrdge, Laguayra Ia
Big AquIdneck Johnson Humacca, - days with sugar
schr speedwe spaulding Port Antonio JAM, 10 davs.
with irGlt.
Schr Sills MCLoon Spear Eeuthera days MIN pino-
scr Leona Wiley san Salvador DAYS, with pineapplos
schr SOPHIA T. Wnterton Jackson Nassau Gay 3 Win
pineapples.
Gaan fer va6o @ Of M1Sa Sr
Glasgow Carbe Kingston. Jam. city of NewYork for
Of Austin for rcrnandina Richmond and attera for Nor
folk Harrisburg, for Philadelphia ships Garaysn ior
Liverpool Cornelius Grinne for London Edlth io' san
WiND-sun.et. fresh w.N.w.; cloudy.
MEMORANDA.
inst caught across tho creek and the tide falling she was
badly straiued 800
SOUTHAMPTON. June 22-Thc steamship Ohio Meyer from
Baltimore June TO- Tor Bremen. arrived here to-day.
MArANZAs June =l-Saled, brig {. - SPARKS ior Nortn
DOMESTIC PORTS.
June 2lArI1yed, steamship san Jacintetbr
EErXswIcI ia, Juno 2l-cleared brig sullivan, Perry.
RIO JGneiro.
HAygE June 22Thc shin Golden Rule Capt Morse. from
p,rt June H. Ur NewIOr, has returned having spiang
nAlIF1H T. s. June pa large ship. supposed to be
passenger ship ashore last night Gaze Island near
from Liverpool john " b. In ballast rnd Was Tan o.
water this morning. The ere" were saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-23
uR. BLAINE EXTREMELY I'LL.
SPEECH IN REPLY TO A sERENADE BRINGS on
SERIOUS RELAPSE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

A SPEECH IN REPLY TO A sERENADE BRINGS on
SERIOUS RELAPSE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON. June 22.-Mr Blaine has not been
90 well since Monday evening last. up to that time
he had steadily improved fIpm his original attack
but on Monday evening he made a brief
speech TO a very large crowd that came from the
ratification meeting 10 serenade him. Short as the
effort was, it very greatly exhausted him.
and he has grown weaker every day since.
For two days past he has suffered very much.
from exhaustion and has been confined to his ped
surgeon-Gene Barnes examined his case TINS
evening, and finds him suffering from extreme
nervous exhaustion and from severe malanal
poisoning These features OF his case are
complicated somewhat with threatened organic
troubles and Gen. Barnes prescrbes absolute rest
for several weeks as the indispensable condition
Of ayerting very serious consequences. lie orders
that the rest be taken in some inyIg-
Grating air on tho seashore or the mountains. Drs
Pope and Verdi, who were in attendance upon Mr..
Blaine during his original attack, have been urging
upon him the same course prescribed by the Sur
geon-General.