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THE PRESIDENTS VISIT;

THE DEPARTURE FROM WASHINGTON AND AR
RIVAL IN NEW YoRK-PRoGEAMME OF MOVE
MENTs WHILE IN THE METROPOLIS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wAsuISGroy, May 10. 1877.
President Hayes, Secretaries Evarts and Scuurx, and
General sherman. leave in tho norning for New York
by the nitsd express train, and Will be due nj the
oot OF Desbrosscs street about four O'Clock in the
afternoon. Secretary Sherman is detained by business
Affairs AMI will probably not leave Washington until TO-.
morrow evening
MOVEMENTS PARTY.
Tho Presidents party viii line with the Chamber
OF Commerce Mt seven o'clock, and will remain over
Tuesday TO the carnival procession aud
cccdng festivities. and will return Washington
Wednesday. Secretary Schurz, who is an honorary
member OF the Chamber OF Commerce, will avail him
tel Of the opportunity OF his presence IN New York
visit Indian goods depot 10 Walker street. 10 m
form himself the subject Of tho annual contracts
which are now under consideration by tho Interior
Department.
The carnival will attract good many spectators
from this vicinity, and both the connecting railroad
lines are selling excursion tickets New York aud
return for the three days ending Wednesday night
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THE WHEELER EXPEDITION.

RENDEZVOUS OF THE VARIOUS SECTIONS AND
WORK TO be ACCOMPLISHED.
WASHINGTON, May 49, 1871
The Wheeler expedition, which IS about 10 take the
field for of 1877 Will be divided into thrce
sections; one OF which, the Colorado section, VIII
rendezvous at fort Lyon, the Arkansas. Colorado;
one the Utah section, at Ogden, Utah, and one, the
California section, al Carson CITY Nevada.
WORK To DE DONE.
There will be SIX regularly organized parties, which
will prosecute systematic survey covering belts meas
ured by the rectanges tho work upon each Of which
will finally eppeur III q complete atlas sheet. An add-
iional special base and riangulaton party
will operate connection with the Utah section, and
another special party will occupy points in the Serras,
aud south OF Lake Tahoe most interesting sec.
ton in Typographical details.
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SPOKEN.

As snic q s S Peterson fro" Mobile Tor Liverpool
Ship rcsis Bush ,sm Liverpool for San Francisco no
Ship Big Bonanza stanley San Francisco for Liver
March Is. las I 30 n. Ion - 50 W.
Ship Brm' nrh.@ I,r from Liverpool for Quebec April
ship Sally Bp, from Bristol for Quebec. April %. las
40 80. Ion ~ A.
snip nderwri.sr tBr from London for Quebec. April r.
April ~. lat AZ &. Ion - So.
An Am sup showing Jprh. from singapore tor Boston,
Bark Busy.. Kendrck. from Messns for Philadelphia,
April - lat 43 lon 40.
Bark Masheran (Br), from Grcenock for Quebec. April
26, lat ~. Ion 30
BARK Francis Herbert. Of Maitland. Ns April ~. LAT 90
n, Ion "a ".
Bark WIN Gordon, tr'r, from Barrow for R,chebucso.
April u. lat -. lon %
Bark VI, toria Prince Edward Island from Mexiloncs
Tar Hamburg. March .. lat 40 ~ ). Ion 4i 40 W.
Bark Harry BuschmRE Dr. from London for :. Thomas
April ~ lat ~. lon 6S land supplied With pYovisons
Bark X Chapman lBr, from sourabaya for Holshd
April 10. lat 10 y, I'm ~ w.
Rsrs e Prince edward Island, steering eastward
Bark Emily Flynn Br). from Havrs Quebec. April D.
lat ~ IS Ion ~ So.
laliAn bark. from Msssna rhiadelps, April H.
of Capc de Gate
Brig Aneroid tsr, from Charleston for Newcastle. April
IL, Int 40. Ion 55.
Brig Josephine (r. Smyrna tor Rsnen, April IL
on Cape de f;Atte.
Scar Belle sisr Munro from Barbados for Boston. May
10. lat 40 40, lon 81 80.
schr Elisabeth from Prince Edward Island, steering
WSW. Msy IL, lat Al. lon 81
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THE DEyOURING ELEMENT.


TAPER MILL BURNED--LoSs AND DETAILS
OF ISsURANCE-A GAS EXPLOSION.
PITrsrKLD Mass, May ID, 1877.
Tie paper mill OF 2. Crane Jr az Dolton, burned
his morning with contents. The loss Is $50, goo aud
he insurance, $50 400, divided follows lin lcra
md Northern. OF England Scottish, Com Incrcia and
Continental Of New York Marine, ofSpringhcId Etna.
u Hartford and Royal Canadian, OF Montreal, each
$780, National, fhenix. OF Hartford, Williamsburg
CITY, Manhattan, wcstchestor and Atlantic, o! New
Fork ;Conmerc.a Unor, OF England, each 81 500;
nan American, ofNew York Queen, OF England; North
British and Mercantile, OF England, each ST. loo; Shoe
aud Leather II Boston, Fire Association OF Phiiade-
phIa; ST. Paul, Of Minnesota, each 81, 800; Paterson
OF Paterson y. j. 81, SEQ; American, OF Philadelphia
$1,000; Insurance Company Of North America, Ph!la
dcipha, 81 900.
GAS EXPLOSION
Tho Waterman on tue premises went into the gas
house connected with the mil be discovers
TIC fire. for the purpose OF shutting OF the gas and
having lantern an explosion took place. winch, IL Is
foared, fatally injured him.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE OF THE CHIMP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, May Al A. II.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE THE CHiNF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, May 14-l A. II.
Indications
For New England. nearly stationary or falling ba-
romcier southeast TO southwest winds, slight rise IN
temperature clear partly cloudy weather
For the Middle Atlantic states nearly stationary or
falling barometer, slight rise IN temperature, SOUTH
east TO southwest winds, and clear partly cloudy
weather. followed Mt South west stations by increasing
cloudincss, and possibly rain areas.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States nearly sta
tonary falling barometer, stationary temperature,
cast to south Winds partly clouds and cloudy weather,
with rain areas
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley slowly falling
barometer northeast TO southeast Winds nearly sta
tonary temperature, with partly cloudy weather and
rain areas.
For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val
lcys, slowly falling barometer, east TO southwest
winds, partly cloudy weather, with rain areas and
nearly stationary temperature
For the lake region, nearly stationary or falling
barometer, winds mostly from northeast to southeast
stationary or higher temperature, clear or partly
cloudy weather. followed at Southwest stations by in.
crcasing cioudncss.
The Mississippi River will ROMAN nearly stationary
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p7rNoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN TIE
ovesss engaged In the coasns and foreign trade oberv
Ing tho displacement OF buoys requested
to the fact the HERALD. that may be
publicly tho Of the proper authorities
letter addressed TO the editor tho HERALD. New York
city giving accurately possible the number aud posi-
ton OF displaced buoys tho Of thcir removal will
suffice In all observed along the Atlantic and rschc
the American Continent When thcy observed
on the coast European the Mediterranean
Il M requested information be either by telegraph
or letter to the occ the NKw Yonk HERALD 40
Fleet street. London the Paris once. 81 Avenue do
rUpera Paris Where tho telegraph used dispatches
may addressed Bennett 40 Fleet street. London or
"Bsnnett I'll Avenue do rOpsra Paris" Whore cases Of
observed in the waers Of countries beyond
the tho telegraph Asia Africa captains
m AZ npon reaching the first conven.
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nS-NoTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr.-The NEW YoRK
HERALD has adopted dstr gushing Coston night signal
FOR nss board the HERALD yacht showing while
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other in be several miles distant
Captains Of vessels upon this signal will oblige
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News Department OF tho HERALD.
A2Persons DESTROYS Of with vessels arriv
Ing At New York by addressing such vessels
caro- Of HERALD news yacht. Pier No East River New
York Letters received from all parts OF tho world and
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. May loArrlved ship Alert. Park, Huauillos
via Queenstown.
Sailed 18th barks Joseph Baker Ryder New York. som.
erville (Br) Baker. do.
BRExkS. May l2-ssasd. ship rros tNor, Brsger
America
CARDIFF. May l2-Sailed. ship Ellen 0oodspesd Morse
Rio Janeiro: Chandos. Ross. Hong Kong.
CAplz, May l2--Arrved bark Tuos Armstrong. Maur-
an New York also the ''Chico," from do.
Sailed 18th. ship Florence Treat. Short - schr
Newman. Newman, Boston. .s..
DEAL May l3-Arrived. bark Mexican (Br), Baxter
Pensacola for Kings Lynn
HAxnuRG. May ll-Arrved- bark vcsoris CNor>. Bergs
uud, Baltimore.
Sailed 18th, Mary Myshra tBr9. Tucker Phiade, phia
HULL May I3-ssiied ship Alaska Anderson, San Frau
cisco: bark Reno (Ansp. Psregale. Philadelphia.
AvRE May l2-Sailcd bark Proacrpina tAus) Ivancich
New York.
IxxIsuowEs HEAD. May ia-saied. bark Alpha Cvor,,
Anderson from Londonderry. Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL May ~ Arrived. steamer Ontario (sr, Bon.
chete Phadrpha ships Lord Lytton tBr,. Dakiu Gal.
weston: 18TH Cuba. Theobaid San Francisco.
Sailed 18th bark Captain Peter Dahl (Nor), Johnson,
Philadelphia
Loxpox. May is-Arrved. steamer E,ysa fBr),
McRitchie New York.
Lizard, May 10. & AM-oG steamer Labrador (Fr),
sangler from New York for navre.
PLYMOUTH, May i3-A-rived. bark Marlborough IBID,
Irvine. Pensacola
QUKrssrowS. May l3-Arrived ships moonlight. Water
house. Jarvis isiand Bxyard DR. Hoard Francisco:
barks Saga Nor). Fack Baltimore; David, dta),
Rovaznc Philadelphia; Pe-scyerante utaD, Boxzo Ba-
Also arrived 18th. Pennsylvania, Harris Pha-
delphia for Liverpool.
WATERFORD, May i2-saIed, bark Emma Beal. Bailey.
Archange
SLIGO. May i2-saed, bark Armenia GtaD. Cavslo.
Philadelphia
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THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BOARD.
A MOVEMENT TOWARD RECONSTRUCTION.

MOVEMENT TOWARD REcoNsrRucTIoS.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 10, 1871
number OF prominent brokers Of the ''Blg Board"
met yesterday afternoon concert measures to revive
The confidence the people and ameiorato the doora-
state.of the stock market proposition was made
10 close the Board, bat II not determined upon.
A committee appointed to visit the Bank OF Cali.
lorna, Nevada Bank, the Anglo-Caiornia, London
and San Francisco banks and request those
Institutions 10 ard the bI okcrs Ia protecting holders
OF stocks Otherwise the brokers will refuse 10 sustain
their customers. IL also determined 10 issue
address To the people the subject oi
paying assessments. Resolutions adopted that
the practice OF one broker oanng stocks to another
be discontinued, that more such transactions take
place between members or this board, that more
informal be allowed, that all sessions be-
tween regular o the board be presided over
By the caller and all sales recorded.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE QUESTION OF PAYING THE INTEREST ON
THE STATE DEBT-DIvIpEp couNsELs AMONG
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF REPUTATION OR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN MERCANTILE
CIRCLES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CHARLESTON, May l3, 1877.
Political issues in South Carolina are becoming over
Swallowed by financial questions The stringent
usury law which the granger element in the Legs
iature has been advocating has been STAYED on
until the regular session, but the fight over the
State debt this week promises to be hot and
very doubtful as TO the result. The mercantile
interest or Charleston is using all It's IN
fuence uphold the honor and credit OF the State BY
securing faithful observance OF the terms OF the
adjustment OF the public debt solemnly exc.
cu,cd three years ago, and Governor Hamp-
ton is steadily exertng his great personal
influence in the same direction and has been SO FAR
successful as TO have prevailed upon the Committee
OF Ways and Means to insert clauses in the Appro-
pria.on and Tax ills reported last week, providing
Tor the Of the interest coupons but The pro-
posed tax for this purpose VIII encounter nerce OPP
position IN the Legislature
THE GRANGER sENrxKST.
The democratic majority IN that body Is largely
composed Of farmers without experience 10 puDlic
AFFAIRS and With but one idea as 10 their duty as
legisators-namcly, to tighten to the utmost tho tur
dcns OF the taxpayers. The opponents OF the
interest tax OF classes, the lrst and
numerous urging absolute reputation OF the
entire public debt that the State may begin alresh
like discharged bankrupt the second class basin.
their objections chiefly on the present poverty OF tho
people urging that action Of any kind BE- taken
with regard the debt until south Carolina shall have
had full year OF homo rule from the pros
tration caused by bad government Both classes are
sustained by the knowledge that the interest Tax VIII
be unpopular With ninetenths OF the taxpayers who
are Too ready to regard the settlement Of tho DEBT
under the Con !dation tainted with the same
public rascaty which piled up the original debt from
81. 000. 900 TO SIC, 000, 900.
ANxiECY BUSINESS CIRCLES.
How far the efforts Of Governor Hampton ana MIS-
Immediate supporters will avail IN resisting the COM
bnution reject the measure reported BY the Conn.,
mltlee OF Ways and Means IS u question that gives
much anxiety 10 business circles here. especially DC.
Charleston, with vast stake In the welfare 0f
the State, absolutely unrcprcsented In tho Legsa-
ture aud The democratic caucus which met last ngnt
discussed the financial question till midnight and nd
journod without arriving At any definite understand
ing. Advces from Columbia TO-DAY increase tho prob
abilities OF tho rejection Of the appropriation ior
the payment oil interest The feeling developed IN tho
caucus against II is SAID to have been very bitter
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ADELAIDE March 14-Arrved. bark Banda Qr). stoilery
RAMA. April sArriYed brig Meta GER, strense, New
Sailed March %, brig caao Leeman. Rio Janclro tbe.
fore rsn",,ea IN PR Arr p ..h, eono,a Bon,.v Phil.
adspSis: John nsasiss. F:rs.1 Ys.f ""''' NJ
ss 81 s1' New york; o see.
Or stueDs p Dc .,s. p0... s,.ts,sor from
$ay. s.,ss; fses. Widest. 'srI ssslIs isr, and
ss.sn. aiTs'S hsss
g. Br. .n.lsy. for Conway; Do: Annie Wharton OBJ,
WITH !G .f Ss, "a: sDs
sag s "yg lib %
rssst rom Nss d.r 's Ss Lucy wills
GosAIyEs p 70 In por schr Altoona Fitzgerald for
HosoLrLg Ap,l oArriy.d sch, Iclsss p: ss saa
gs 1s do 2Sd bark
Sal Sailed 18th. Ssrk Maths Mscicsy. Porilsna.
Maud vso Wren S nip s S:Ssn s Quinn
r Reed
Wait Manson, San Francisco: .chr China Tor :.le:
cns Ms cyoa ihn nxsn"
iS' sors sar J. ship. Gen Butter wsSS x@ysns Br,,
sssst;ssn for e"%iE: s ''
Sonra Svpsrr. May s-Arrved sarks Finland. and Al.
oSsasc NAV ii-Aui,sa .hig. punrosn Castle. jack
rial. Morrison do: East. owens. DO: Iiovins. ol.rssn
SSss
Reed Grecnock barmHr. Norris. Plymouth barks Cam
Eps a n.ys, H n
ciute. bondlc. ronsb.rs: lydIa Larssr. ao AmGhion
Ns'ea rss9s s Marian c
Cleared iith steamers Sandman button London; Phu
RIO JASxiao April 5-Arrived bark Riaso iBr), Owens
saiisd april bark Cheshire Batehelder Fort Elizabeth
s'h ss us.ags & a klrssa% p Sn
paalsen sandy iisos Goth schr xsis iosmsnn Dusch,
srpssr. Ssa. March sl--Arrlyed tsrss Rseors Water
hcus New ye,s; Ocean CEN ~ hsH%"n Montreal
| wrnINcros ~ March 2i-Arrivea. schr Anna Rose
| Waite. Kispars-put In through stress OF weather
tpxa STEAMER CRY or E,onxospl
ASrwxnr, May 2Arrved, strassburp ~. Barre River
sailed asth Marco Polo. Thomas Quebec land va. of
buck. iia.@sn. aud s,erIins. ian,, 49,,
wa aR s.. \" DSs Bsmss rh
BnAcMy HAD April 2s-on, Dario, Corssneeo, from
London Tor United states
,s.Rnow. ApTil a,s.ilsa, HeDpes Tm,nder !, b. Bal
BKlsrol May i-Arrived, Kate Powell. Hammond
sailed Ist, sarah. Culver Quebec; ID. Walter siesfcd
II nor, "a, Monte Ross. Garter; for re,s Philip:
BREMEN April 2o-Arrived, CWyie, walters, Homo
sal Cd goth, Der Pemmer Bohm; Charleston; Derby
BIroa April 70 sailed Mozart. AlbEctnssn. Ssw York
BosDriys: April 2s-sailed from Pauillsc. Johanna
,BsouwxnsHAvxs. May i-saied Robert L Lane Murray
Cons. April so-A.rved. Ems,a. MsEers!c, Baltimore.
cApn. April aa-Arrived. Putchet rare.. Norfolk. Va
Assswmsa N,xmsn- s New yS,. y via corunna
as% fs ssh " Williams Willis, Williams. Boston; a7,h Wesley
DEAF ap,ii sonArn"ed Peruvian Congress- Power
Calcutta Dundee Mary Law Dunlop. san Francisco io
on "a. Jrans Tiorenasss from Bull River sssssin.
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SHOT AND DROWNED.

Another river mystery 1oatcd in with the tide yes
terday morning aud came 10 tho surncc at the Fulton
ferry. IL was the unknown corpse Of NON about
tnirfylve years old 1--WE feet nnc inches high with
DARK brown hair. !uii black chm whis-
kc-s. head slightly bald, white shirt, dark
pants and vest, boots, no coat Tho
body was very much dccomposed. II taken
to tne Morgue and Coroner Wultnan went up to look
at IT, There no less han ten bullet holes IN the
thing nnd body in tho region Of the nsarL Coroner
Gilman ,hought they locked like bucsshot wounds.
No pcsI-m0r,cm was made so that the caibre oil the
mssics could not DO determined Where or now tho
received these INJURIES II is likewise hard to tell
There ABRASION the forehead which would
give rise tho surmise OF violent assault upon the
man by person with blunt instrument
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LOUIS JOSEPH ERNEST PICARD.

cable despatch IRON Paris announces tho death OF
LOUIS Joseph Ernest Picard. the celebrated French
advocate and member OF the Assembly. He was born
IN Paris in 1921, admitted 10 the bar 1914 and
took the degree OF Doctor 0. Law In 1916 Ito made
his debut under the auspices OF 81 Louville and subsc
quently became hts son-naw. AZ later
period he became one OF The Board or Directors
OF the Steele newspaper end helped 10 make that re-
publican organ tasc up the candicaturc OF NJ. Emilio
olivier ut the general election IN 1857, and the atcr
succeeded through the advocacy OF tho paper
10 getting elected to the Corps Legslntt In June,
1855 ". Picard was himself elected deputy Tor the
fourth clrcumscr pon OF tho Seine, and accepted the
position like other MEMOIRS OF the Opposition by tax
period he was the group called .thc Gre, ard
attracted the attention Of the Chamber and the coun-
try by the biting sarcasm which characterized hts
critcisp,s OF the imperial policy. Reelected In 1868
by Il sweeping npjorly, he continued his opposition
TO the Empire, and managed during the discussions
TO clothc many rather disaerccable structures
In such pquant form that they could scarcely
DO objected 10 by tho most rabd
In, crinlist separating from Olivier as soon
as tho latter uegan 10 lean toward Imperialism. he
was stout advocate OF the demand Tor y municipal
government Tor Paris subsequently elected Tor
L,Herault nc was one Of those who contributed most
1870 aud the overthrow OF the Empire. Since
the Franco-Gcrinan war he has been one oil
the leaders OF the L, IN the Chamber and has taken
a prominent part IN all tho important debates which
nave occurred curing hat critical period. Picard
was a man Of great ability, and commanded the re-
spcct OF those who Uttered widely from him IN
political opinion.
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A QUARTERMAsTER's FLIGHT.

CAPTURE AND RETURN OF THE DErAuLTING
FUGITIVE.
san FRANCISCO. May Is. 1877
Lieutenant ". W. Fleming, OF the Twelfth United
States Infantry, quartermaster and eommissary at Al
catraz obtained leave OF obsence 5th Of May for
ten days and took the overland train Immediately
after his departure the military authorities ascertaned
that he had borrowed all the money he
could obtain from his friends. and had sold hts pay for
the current month 10 several parties. An examination
showed that prison iunds and personal funds amount
ing 10 al out So 200 intrusted him were missing
other which he had previously obtained will
probably swell the total amount TO ST. 00 He Was
arrested at Laramie last Friday and MS way
back.
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ROBBED AND LEFT DEAD.

CHARLESTON. s. c., May l3, 1877.
A brutal assassination was perperaled last Friday
evening on lonely road about fifteen miles from this
city j. Evans Edings, young white man, who
carrying ST. to pay the wages OF the hands at tho
phosphate works. was ambushed. shot in his buggy,
ropped and lett dead IN the road. Two negroes
arrested to-day aud confessed the crime The money
was found in their possession
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AN UNPROyOKED ASSAULT.

Michael Higgins Of No. loo Blocker street, last
night entered the saloon at No AZ East Fifteenth
street and called tor crlDg. While quietly
drinking The cooling beverage In the saloon,
several men attacked him. Knocked HIM down
ann rrutaliy kicked him. They men threw him out
the sidewalk wherc he iOund by oIiccr
bleeding proluscly from several severe w0uniS In tho
mead. He wac taken 10 Bellevue Hospital, where hrs
wounds were dressed after whicn he WIS taken homo
His assaIlants ere not arrested.
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letter from Capt Jenkins bark Sea Fox. OF NIB rc-
her Panama with 4o bbis Up oil since last
ported.
letter from Capt Baxter Of brig varnum Hiil Of M,
reports her arrival barbados May IL. all we'll. Would
ship 100 bbis oil by schr Belle OF LunenburS Nh, Tor
TAHITI March Bark Coral. oil laden Tor Scw bediord
after futile attempt to resume voyage Is 10 ain here
until nsructins received from her owners IL leaking
badly and will probably Q condemned. .
RcssEIL ,fsy II Islands,. ~ March lo-Barks Gazels'
The took $50 bbs sperm the latter 70 bbs since
previous
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping snd shpm nforme I'D
that by te!egraphins the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No. ~ Fleet street. London tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue rOperA
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the same Will be esbed this
country FREQ of charge
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
ports will Paris Office tbs econom
cal expeditions Tor tcle graphing news
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A MURDEREk'S SUICIDE.

BRANDON, Vt, May IL, 1877.
The probable murderer OF Frank Brandon was found
dead on the railroad track last night about three and
q half miles from here, whore he hal shot himself
with revolver. short ,,mc previous he had throat
cncd to shoot section hand with . RHO which
the latter wrcstcd from him brought here. whcrc
IL was identified the Quo which the Brandon boy
took with him whom no wont cunning yesterday.
The murderer and suicide was good look ing, about
twenty years Of age, stranger here, and, Doubtless
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BISHOPS CONSIDERATION.

CHARLESTON, 5. c., May 10, 1877.
The Rev. Dr. Moore, pastor OF 81. Parick's Church
in this city, to-day consecraed Bishop OF ST.
Augustine. The occasion great pomp nd
attracted The largest congregation gathered In the
Charleston Cath cdral six bishops and thirty priests
nariicpalcd. Bishop Gibbons OF Richmond, preached