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New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
WASHINGTON NOTES.
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WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Juno ,, 1877.
case of interference came before Exainnor WhDur To-
Gny at inc Patent Ohicc The question Is ~ regard 10
the priority Of inyeuiion OF certain improvements IN
woc washing machines. The rar.ics 10 the Controversy
afr Tlo..r, Sampson & ClcIg against FIcir:icb @:
Sargent. he cuinse are cen L. - ihtc. dbi Da'la
C,nuliy Brothers OF Phadclfn' ior t!c o-A'r c'htt
.auts. rlc preliminary proc cdiusa todV were %,l
reference 10 tle admission or cICilQH 0t GER IN POINTS
OI tie 1Y Ion.e. "Aabncr rr ciilii@ ms Goc7iOh
Tho Court OF Cain. yesterday deci,rd that person
"a ndei urlc thc Tenure oi Office aH during the ro-
cs, o. Senate and Wio il airrrwafd restored to ms
oaeo by the rcusal oi the senate 20 consent
{, .s su.p--on, - not cIuticd to recover hc amount
oi s fa.y dufA, ise iimc 1f s' , ,,'r w. @ u' it 'ht
s1sieaon is euttird 20 tde salary "ttdc"ou 10 "io
oiir.
rrc Secretary of the Treasury has to-day issued rcla
ticn uud,r whcj the baggage of passengers entering
tc United STATES from the Dominion oi Canada by the
D.4l,rare and Hutieon central Vermont and South
l. stem HilroadS WI be examined nc Montreal, lS! id
o: Attic hrst port ~ arrival III me united
states. ly bi' afrehstn'hs i'.o "n'tI 1i p' y,
train, at knus 5 Point st. Aibans' and Newport NI'
Nul bc CDViate0.
Ino ca,ry of the Treasury las directed that on nnd
afier ie J.. py,xno District. Attorney oftae United
States .a receive compens ition under auy law by
wic c.s paid him. By The approval OF the Hecre-
tsrY, or with his concurrence am "iOnt 10 exc ca ~
ang faral year The Of $1,000 Of pfO rata amount
fur aHy quarter OF s'ich year
Tho President dccidcd to-day that lie would leave here
dmn the latter part Of the present month 10 attend tho
graduation OF hlS son az lidfNaiu Noo~e' ~ H"' ~
cdc not 20 make his Vermont visit ~ this time, but TO
postpone IL until tine mOnth o August IN order To par
ilite in the eeuteHal anniversary VI thc battle Of
Bennington.
Army officers say that the proposition Of Drcxd Co..
the Philadelphia ban6e5, to advance their il not ~
adyantag geOw, as ey had hoped They'stnate from nm
examination the workings Of the plan that It wuuld
them about ii per cent TO avail themselves of iio
privileges
The PostOice Department has authorized the seading
of special mail for Venezuela by the bark Jane AIDE
lame when from NGWY Jrd or Lasuayra tomorrow
The PostOffce Department has today authorized a
direct Brazilian mail to he dispatched by tho bark Water
IiIy sailing oIn NewYOrl tomorrow at =. III.
TIE Office Oi the Persi0n Agent lur Ohio IL TO bc re-
moved from Columbus 10 Cincinnati. and that for Illinois
from Springfield 20 Chicago
Public Priutor Defrcos will be Obliged 10 remove a
number OF deserving employees the Office Is
crowded.
Poslmaster- General Hicy and the Postal Commission
returned TO Washington this morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06

xusa An island west ot the Hebrdes. May H. with
,sed corn and provisions for The islanders The COM
u,nder did not think the anchorage safe one. and
wished 10 land the stores at once. But the Islanders
were very very gcOd. TIE minister was their spokes-
sr and in tcir name lauy refused 30 lend aid 1t
sa,uriay evening and their work cud not he finished
before midnight and encVodchment on Sunday wonid
r. the inevitable consequence. They wtHd pray Tor a
continuance OF hne WeaNltr, pnt w~ln iot unload ,ne
s,eoi Tneir piety WAS Vardet The hue weather
i,fd over sunday and The supplies were saioy landed
on Monday.
,vbe war has made the Peace Society of En-
-, ooti,s Its annua. mecamg wndcs the presidency
', A., ,r,,rr Pf.se was held in London May ~. res
go, was OF rod and carried bltasly rcgctting the
,,,ort given by successive Mius ors 60 The Turkish
Fmpre protesting against attempts Is draw tne cc"ntry
st, war sor is further defense and caraot rraing ii s
:. cyuel and Immoral dc-potism. WI ca bl'gs rs with
80 all lands over which u * rcises sway" Mr..
%,,n.rd NJ p protested against exaggerated accusa-
- Of Pp,sia rrgiug tlat a',lins Russia was a
- 4, ,,,or " Turkey Strict ncura,fty wns what MFR
" ma wanted Tho inevitable resolution IN faNor ot
Isei...tt., v thop moved, s~ rudtd Jnd adopted
aet. , ,s,r resolution favor os reduction aroa-
,nents. -. ami tnon t1e Peace soc'ciy a'ioGnod
They have Their little stock exchange troubles
g. ,ordop ,rst as they have theu everywhere else.
60 sop.otion has lately been occasi0Oed there by a
60. which was INVESTIGATED 10y committee OF tie body.
7, eep,s that hrokW bdIg empOwo.e ed by customer
% se some Irish rwaY stock. applied 70 meuher OF
,ho evohoree upon whose statement Of tte current
ce the stock was sold 20 him fog sGO1o The owrcr
tcipe dissatisfied, aud some inquiry @fng made, the
,,her offered 10 refund s2OOO which shows the em1unt
., Droat which woud have accEgcd TO hm il the husi-
~ had not been looked into TIL JC'bcr has boon
,eoariy cNrrilel from the cXesaug". and He lToher
I'suj g, u,t bay,pg made suiHie iuv,siigation in
hebaf of ills cent. The dcgTUlnRi % II iHe c0l'it-
tee 10 uphold toe hOror ana ut'2tY % iie SOCK eA-
clance as a body II highly Commanded
"Transfusion of blood" is One a the medical
theories which MIR Charles eade uu'oiS In his novels
The experiment WAS recently made in Ly rnooi ard a
reckless hut sOod-natWed man died through has Wiling
ness 90 contribute to an'thers restoration 10 hra he
We not IN sound health himself whom his vcins were
o,Dcd and his blood was shed Or tie ske of s irend
md he invited deat 10y drinking hearN @tcr the opera
ZION Lad been performed 1t Was ausol-So 80 fc'; BIS
blood dad not save the fo of his fcsld; Heir deaths
came close togVti.U De'ti from m.>tNvet't' Vas
the commonplace ye{dcs O The eorieio jury Dul u
was accom- iiCd by pres hjlucHt L" = ',t'' .''
sufficient INQUIRY was noi made by The mcl ueu 49,
10 the mans habits aui phyScaI cout"H amd 'ha, Er
dld sufficient ctn N a' 10 flsh nc Was
tunning in giving hls blood tu i,' >Ic! 'iichd.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
ACNFRMAN- Non II


ACRERMAN-On Monday Juno 4. Helen MoIr, widow Of
James Ackerman.
tnesi n her late resdenee 2l3 East ffty
Lftlist Wednesday, 6th inst, at l O'Clock.
BUTThRFIELD-suadeny Monday June4. afteC h'iot
Hines LIMO j. wife O Daniea BuiteIed. eldest daughter
Oi The late l.dear NJ. Brown.
Fun raj services 10 NJ THURSDAY Zion Oure
H.r rhir., Eighth Madison Relatives and friends
ara invited to attend Without irthcI notice.
CLARk-At STANFORD Conn Monday June !. 1877. fsh
ra ~. Andrews CuiC0, Statntr C0pn,
June 7, at 3Ocs0cS p. IN.
COLLINs-In Groouyn Monday. tth inst, of typhoid
d'uhtheria Sarih Mlry vile Of charles II. Collins.
aud itnis invited % attend the fun. services
residence, 100 Port Gtcene ce, Wednesday
- O'Clock D. TIE remains ~i DO taken 70 HudsQs
NY
FOSrEH-In Brooklyn on Tues morning June 3 Charles
GIANT, oi Chas o. and Emma L. Foster aged yoars
months, and p daIs.
Fnrre viii he heId ~ tho residence Of hs parents
No Zol = Iient, st BroOAy. ON ihus1ay TIA ust, at
pm.
JOHNSTON-At Lawrence. n. J., June 1. Toodosia 5,
Funeral her late residence THURSDAY III ins!,
"a ii 2. m,
LAING-At Paichogue. Island Saturday June Wn.
l. Larg, Ia the Z lst wear oi his age
raj Wednesday th9 Gh inst az O'Clock
D. Anthem Memorial Churon. IN West Fortyoishtht
between Sixth and otYenthaNes Relatives ana friends
flowers
NICHOIIS-At Mortclar n. j, June 8, John Nichols,
ia the 18Th year ~ has
Fusr nom the ienoe MS son naw. J. c. Bralgsln.
MOncair Thursday afternoon At So O'Clock Trains On
D. L. and W. BaiiIcad leave Barclay anu Christopher ST.
ferries a 2:e0 =. IN.
PHIIIIPS-Ared Phillips ot Montreal. Canada ct his late
Residence. NO. - Wet IWeuty -segeAtnsL
Notice Of funeral hrTeait'1.
UHLFR-In BROOKLYN. Tuesday George w Uh'cr
In the 56st year Of his age.
funeral services from h- lat" residence 50 ODundp Place
on THURSDAY at y. IN. Burial private.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06

started three minutes after the first class. This wind
southwest, and the yachts bad the benefit OF an
early Hood tide. After passing Hell Gite the vino
fTeshened from the sOutheast. aud the Puck and LICK
worked into first position the other yachts also chang ng
their order ycty interesting feature Of the race was
lively test n the qualities of the Emma d. aud
the RYsinn. Both yachts were evenly matched
and well managed hut the latter succeeded In defeating
her competitor. The yachts rounded stepping stones
buoy aid ries ~ blasts of steam Whistles cheers
from tho steamer and the firing OF guns The Pluck and
Luck first ~ II6JS. followed by the Mary Gibson,
Esnma ID. ROslDI, Cricket Inspector, Katie Pidseon,
Endeavor. Maggie. Gilbert j. Orr, Jane, and Nete.
Coming home the order again slightly changed, the
Piuc4 and Luck arriving nrst and winning tbe champion
rennant, rs wen tho przo u her class The JUDGES,
who wtie Justice Timothy Campbell. cN-AssemDy man
Bernard Siverman. and Hugh ZODe decided the Netl
Jrh, ry Gibson. ana Rosina 10 nave won the pii1es
IN Leii respective cas. ~ the yachts rounded the
homo stake draicnng cheers were given By, the
thousands assembled on shoro The following Is the
table OF the start, uuish. &c;
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
POOL SELLERS pL8COURAGED.

ONLY ONE ROOM IN lIuBOknN OPEN AASi Nl"Hl'
The pool sellers that were thrown from New
York upon the charity of the world AMI no, even
then allowed rest in peace. but tossed iroh Jersey
City TO IIobpkcn, apparently do not rmf rohu1s
Yesterday thoy seemed to have forgotten That on Mon
day the Sheriff had tapped upon the shoulder ana
marched up to the County Courthouse Mossfs Kelly
Bliss T. B. Johnson, William Lowell and John
McDougal. tho propretOrs Of ihe establishments re-
Gently opencd upon Hudson a., m HoboGen The 5000
bond demanded of each by the court seemed eso orSo-
tcn for a these rooms except az Johnson CO.'S
were well filed yesterday aud doing toeraDe blsiHeSS
until evening There were no large BIDS, but TIE rGund
eyes of ircuch pool boxes winkcd aud hnHed their
'tyos" and "threcs" as regularly when under tho
shel,erug wing OF John MorTissey on Broad
way Pool sellers attribute their trouble to the
friendship of the managers Of TIE jerome fark Ift-
and the Sheriff of Hul,on County, the lorm,r tie'cy
hoping TO incIeaGe the sale Oi betting boohS. iH ''S
i.crs however. express themselves - l'h & &o.' i
onfOIcug the law The Sirrih hn>eu, S''.'I - i,,, i
evening that another set OF Warlfit9 h"" ~
mn and II tlc selling continued to-day Iney No'u "c p"I
into execution. -o,,- doso-
Tine poorrooms in the evening presented very hc hcSo-
late nuUeertnce, bong almost tnuIcH W'"t''c" ~,
sunrtiug men The views Of the pI0pIi.lOfs H"d
changed. ana they seemed undecided as '" VIM, % ,
to pursuc. The prevailing opinion anIJus & racS.ived
its deaJli-hoW. Tie rooms Ntfe oiOsfi "l'h 'ho
tipn OF Kelly, Rliss co.'s, which was Arlt op'H 20 \
winning tickets. A TumOr cirual' III -" 80
in ihe afternoon to the effect that me poor
rooms had been closed by tho pOlce a'is' ~
found in them arrested Kept nam aGnS 1it io a,
AZ d. announced their determination la-t IIth 70 v
their room tina morning. A, sOrF wa' clfr"i't /" 9'''
day, ana creating some ai'ciht ,ol l,c,o
uou rooms that Thomas johnson ,he pt nn ,rrest
decided 20 withdraw from the business a'I i ,"o ,,
ON sion,y returned to Ncw-I0rh IN roWDoal anu @ nDI
by ferry earring that some unknown Jersey IA" NUt @
b. sptGnG upon lIiu ana tnaJ ho NVu" O0 III ' VIZ
mt Ia uuu
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
EnREICN NOTES.

OTTAWA, June 5--i'rOm recent advices re-
ceiyc by tho Department OF the Interior II Is prooabe
that stin, Bull is now at Wood Mountain, IN Canadian
IHntory.
OUEBrC. June 5.-Thc following dispatch
b, heen received by cable from Rome by the Archbishop
g Ouahec Tle 9overei N PoniiT returns thanks, and
,u, with deep affection the Apostolic OeuedlctlOn To
You aud all the faithful Of Canada"
LoyDoN, June 5.-1he British ard African
steam Navigation Company small steamer GAMBIA was
wrecked on the sth of May at Cape Palmas The crew
and n,sspug.rs weFe saved. IAe steamers OF tons line
nI tween Liverpool. the Madeira and Canary Islands.
aud the west coast Of africa.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
To the Pdifor Of the Trfbune
GIN. pinnro ro1nit ia the Snacp To say, In

reply 90 the highly sensational accO,Ini contned ~
to-ay's Neg- YOrk H1atd, under the hetllng 9l "ia
PolsOuers Horrible Details" etc, fh1t tns nth tte
neither the prOprotOrs OF COWS, nor dealers ~ cows
milk have tey sold offered Tor sale any loou
which i'm itsnf could poison milk or destroy cattle or
swine. Only ti0 Ignorant need 90 lo tod ihat dNoty
grams NJ cr The extraction OF nlcobo by ctnehIiton
are I'd i'm every cnDtry .3O0e, and thelr use is
Iaihes benefit thsO injury TO heaito In Europe TINS
is uiyclss wAle great portion ~ n "eI usel h
TINS market lated in the Western STAT NY the same
foot Tne grain. sold by disrrs and brewers 10 ieed
stock sought by every farmer, ana Is especially pfZcl
being both pure and wholesome Nor Is % true. Mr.
Ber-h alleges thai dis ed caito are "a fonni IN mo
stables near dis;,lery Though responsible I'm no
wise for the care that stock euabled To say
from recent inspccon that dis exists uOne the
cate. Respectfully, yours, GAFf, fLs1 CIiAANN Co.
No 80 BrJad st NeDg- York, Jun" o, l51T
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC

MEXICO, May 3O.-There is. nopoiticai news
ami no ililary movement OF Importance to report Ihe
massage of Vades across the Rio Grande has created no
sensation The Judges Of the Supreme Court were M
stalled aud the new Cabinet TOOK thoir portfolios on the
3oth President Diaz is favorable to the Tehuantepec
railroad project provided Mr. steyenS's hackers arc
really capitalists aud are IN earnest Gen. DIaz mas
n vCrv srcresful I'm suppTea,ing TcyOt5, his expert
once as an irsrNJ growing or service In mat cc on.
UencefoIth a guard Of 20 soldiers Will accompany
egrh passcnges train between the Nty OF Mexico 10
Vera CruZ. - ill.,, -, ,,o
Licensed CamblinChanSrs have been allowed IN tho
itot M Mevca Those IN the city divided into thrae
classes The first Will pay Sl,5Op, the second 9lOUO
oud ihe triri ESQ, monthly license. TIE reason i0F
b j. .uprosrt 10 he the necessity for Increasing the
revenue. Considerable Indignation is felt at tho
measure,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06

A BRILLIANT ASbiNBLAGE At MINISTER PtI.KhF-
Ph1S RFsiDENCE-ONE THOUSAND PERSONS Al
ITiK RECEPTION.
LONDON. Tuesday, June 5, 1877.
The reception given by Minister Plercpont
brilliant affair. The house supelbly decorated with
flowers. Tic large drawing and reception rooms were
crowded Ia until O'Clock At least 1000 persons
present, COMPRISING sll the best and most dsin
gH.shcd of Engsh and AHerican society IN London
ExPre,ideUt Grant received with Mr. Pe:reponi and
soOk each Detsous hand. Mr Pierrepont received with
MIS- Grant. Al the Danbtr- NJ Her Maj siy's Cabinet
were present except Lord BeaconsHeld, who ~ ill., and
almost the entire a. uIomauo corps attended, 'he
Jspancse and Chinese nba ssaiors being especially
mar.able. SIr. john Bright, Mr.. Gladstone. large
uuuSor of Other mcuib of Pariamrni, Tom Tsvlor
william Black. the Rav. Mencurc d. Conway, Prot.
S-hlirmann, and the Ea1 and Countess OF Cashuess
Prce Albert de solss the Duke OF Leeds, the Duchess
OF Bod.. the Eirs and Couutpsses Of Brmore, Long
f1rd, D!niayon. aud Dice, the Ear Of shaites-
bgcy, E4u Mauye,s the Yisaount and YiScOuntess
Cirdwcl Lords 5.bOrno, Cdnoys, Aliret Churclnll.
aud Coiteslss SIR Charles Aad.rey Ar spencer wal
pole. lir chi.icgs. the Master OF the Rolls, Admiral
Maine. SIR G. Trcvci] sir Rutherford Acoci Baron
Reuter- the Bishop of CLIQUE, ster Dr. Newman Hail. Nr
Arthur Sui ivan Baron Loael de Rotnschld, Mr.. Nc
Cai0ugh Ar. Torrcus Mr.. Blanchard Jerrod. Mr. Rus
sell Guraay hr. Kari Blind, and Gen. Fairclld were
among tie distinguished guests. all Of whose names
would all nearly 4 coluru. Nearly many Americans
rs I.ngishnen were prrscut.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
REPRESSION IN FRANCE.

PARIS Tuesday, june >. S77.
The circular of NJ. FOurtou. Minister OF the
Inieiior. to io protects n-tiucts them to revise all
LICENSES ior hawRins and selling newspapers, books and
pamphlets, ami only allow mt agents Offering proper
.l.rsntca 10 cial order retain ther licenses. The
projects e. g as8 instructed prosecute any persons
who n ca and other public places spread false reports
calculated {, disturb public tranquility.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
THE DISTRESS IN INDIA.

LONDON. Tuesday, June D, 1877.
A Calcutta dispatch TO The Times says a
sluta-yest monsoon burst AZ Colombo Ctylon On tie
II Of last month and may therefore be expected at
bombay carly IN June. II it coxcs in good time and
hrinys thioiont rain, the Government viii he able to
csrat,afc Itself ON having passed the crisis Of the
famine Already Oh ,h rcporls from both Bombay and
M2lr., anticipate commencement Of agricIii urai
operations IN consequence of rain which haS already
enr There have been showers also throughout Gysore
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
DEMONSTRATION IN COPENHAGEN.

IONDNh. IUV''ldy, JHIV y Io' Y
A Copenhagen Telegram says: " to-day, the
anniversary the granting OF tho constitution Is behS
q. lc1rttcl crowd. estimated at 10000 persons, -
marching through the streets. Owing to the eXced
sf,, OF political feeling precautions have been taken
n inst 0rp, demons. .rations before tho Kings tesl-
d,ea Tie lOlco have been strengthened ara part Vi
the garrison have been confined To thor partacAS
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

fTs, rAm -e,dss variations IN mis- t -.hs
culsr lines division. u ne iSf t "a 5i
lie noIerry Ga.tns those h0ursg
TRIBUNE OFFICE, juno 6-I a. m.-from noon yeSter-
day there was steady decline IN air pressure Although
the winds were raw and especially In the evening" the
change OF temperature little shown BY the ther
nome,er. The general indications are OF ram but
probably not a long one. such as IL needed.
For this city and vicinity rainy followed ny coid
weather may be expected. There IS ltle prosper OF
settled weather for two three da g. although he say
Ia likely 10 clear after rain tins morning.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
A POLITICIANS OPINION.
III orF1CF-Hor DERs ARE TO KE+P OUT OF Politics
THE PrOPLE MUST WORK AND PAY THAN


SELVES.
IRY TELEGRAPH 80 THF T8TBUNE1
WASHINGTON, June 5.-A mc'nber-occt OF Com
rres, from NewYcrk City has hoon max ag sorue i'll
o,ii,ies in person of the Administration about the
effect of tne Presidents orles .Ldt no Gov Iernmcnt
officer shall he permitted 10 taae pafs IN tho man
agament OF political organizations or tho PC
tive engineering OF campaigns. he COOS not
say what he heard at the White House ;
but he says that thcro j! serious
practical side Of tho question in cities like New
York winch has not been giyen sufficient weight ~
the theories proclaimed. The noaP'e OF the
wards and precincts do not rIl9 l1noT each
other and are not accustomed 10 much Couo"rt OF
action in public affairs II the ofreholders are to
do nothing in the way of preparing for an ec't'on
aud are to contribute nothing toward sho necessary
funds for printing tickets, getting oat hando'is,
preparing polling places. and other legitimate cx-
pcnses attending an election then the Congressman
saws it is time that the private czenS who have not
been accustomed TO taking part in this preliminary
work should know chat il will all deY0lye on them
heDCefOrth,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
nmIs sIaNEn BY TIE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, \. Y, June 5.-Ihe Governor to-
day signed the following bills:
Providing fr the disposition aud sale OF certain Lateral
canals.
go amend the Game laws.
Providing for the improvement of navigation on the
Il idson RIVER.
20 prevent frequent changes 81 text books in schools.
repeal Sec 2. ChapteF No. 4~T OF tie Laws OF SO
erltcd au act to alter the commissioners map OF Brook
Is
For protecting daiymen, and 10 prevent deoe pon In
tLe ~fl"s uf butter.
IoFepca certain acts and parts of the act which las
the code providing fnr services and maize
rlas furnished Caiug FOR and hurying certain mem
bee Of tDt National Guard k8ied and wounded ia tke
puzzle service.
Amending the act relating 10 courts, officers, and jus
tte and civil proceeding, id 10 provide for TIE publ
taon Of tie ao, amendcd-Yhich Is another 0f the
Seudng license 10 sell spirltuO8s OF intoxicating
squOfs
nnrutiug the act n suppress intemperance aud regu.
sIS tie sale OF Intoxicating liquors
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
STILL FINDING FAULT WITH OUR MINISTER
D'fsfs T'Le T'lfT0defphfq Timer.

The idea Inb0ut The INVITATIONS 70 The dinner
su! reception - Grant, 10 impress tho gueeis as
much a. possible with tine dignity ana rcu""n oi the
,erlcan Minister aud Gen Grant without OycTsteping
thc hounds OF prOprioy; thc commonplace ana eN-
trs0rduary were 20 be- avoided, witl the bcucht
lcrgth, after consultation wish the I9id Ch0m-
bcrain. the Boss SauOner, aud TIC Spiritual ana maze
r Leads Of the house Of Perrrpont. tAc following form
~ts agreed upon "The American Minister ana AIs -.
d.. 30 meet Gen Ulysses 5. Grant, uitc} l'fcoi
otut Of the United states ana Mrs.. Grant" And ROW
81 England IS wondering what u the world that rarcu-
thesis means. America also should mast upon an 'Api
nauou PisrCpout seems to be q good many kinds Of
fal
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
[For other Shp Se,c, see Second Pagc.i

ARRIVED
steamship Charleston Lockwood Charleston June 2 with
md-a and pass 10 Jas W. Quntari q Co
steamship he }ter aIG.). FAX Antwerp Mny 90 with
mf8e. auf ra5s. 90 fUch. tdye q c..
- DAYS sugar Brooks Co., vessel 10 waydeii
& 60.
Eza stevens Rich cardea', - days with sugar to
De astiO * IOgup1. TtssH 70 Ml.ier a. hObgntOn
schr l. j. Warrington, -, N,r-4l.a.
MEMORANDA.
steamship 1yran i;om Aimcra, &c, which arrived THIS
morning. reports Hid mo efae weather III oniirr passage;
June p lt. =. H. l0a - 05, nassi Fienoh steaui
FOREIGN PORTS
TONnoN, June 6.-Stlel sta joseph Fish for Delaware
Bgeakwster; Nrro for NewYora; Prncepor, George b.
Iaane. both '0r ~hrIbIr1G
ANTwRrP. 5-The steamship Vadc,land. from New.
Yoik passed FINISHING % Oci0, x tlis slt~
- AVANa. Arrived columbus, from f.ew.
YORK steamship City of Mexco Vera Arrived
at Guantanamo. brig Lydia Ii. C.ie, fom New-YOk.
DOMESTIC PORTS
NORFOLK, Va. Juna 5.pnt sChr j. W. Enea," from
Ciiy Point for Wilmington. De-. with los OF The ~,
s. fgte ESSEX arrived to-day. towng the ono. Lchigh.
BOSTON June jAfr iYed, hrgs j. " .iimS tailZ:
Smith, from 10 Oxen Jennie Wiley Port Johnson
Emma y. SHAW DriD- Thomas j. Martin. Phila-
delpa CiearNi steamship Vim. Lawrence, for Baltimore;
bp Fortune Tor ko JaneifO; brig Aiioh for ConbHr9
ssrs amt Lev Georgetown: latte NJ. DWELL
Philadelphia. sailed brig T.. R'ymo d.
ORLEANS, ynuo 5.Cicafci steamship Lane star. for
York ship John Watt ftayfe. sailed ship Ken.
tuChifn.
pogriAYD. Ne. Jrne 5.--AruveI. schrs. Adine Grace
DAVIS AMI rrsuk htsins fr0n pl ale-nlf; BuNlt star.
irm Matanzas. bug Giles Loung frm Baltimore Cleared.
Bram. al 70: NeH-,iayen.
GALYfsioN june j.-CeaTo. steamship Cily u Houston,
fOr sew. ! OfS.
SAS FRtScsCo June 5-CeaTed bark Loeb Doom lBr) for
LvtTOL
SAvANNAH Jrgo 5-Cearea. brig Julio (span for Barce-
De canada s VI rybee not towed ia OWING TO heavy
vessel steering badly.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-06
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. June s. 1877.
At the request of Mr.. Easily, Chief OF tho
Bureau Of Construction and Repairs at the Navy Do
partment, the Secretary OF the Navy few days ago.
din ectcd the connandaut Of the Norfolk NayyYard to
order special board to survey the United States steamer
Yantic recently arrived at Norfolk from tho Asiatic
But the report OF that board has not YET been
received the department There has been good deal
OF comment in naval circles upon the acton OF Com
maUdor Whitehead OF tho Y,mtio leaving the guns OF
that vessel at Cape Town TO be sent TO kew-Sork es
freight Nearly all the chiefs OF bureaus at the depart
pient express every confidence Ia his ability -