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The Portland daily press., 1877-02-13
WHAT ANY ONE NAV sEF

WHAT ANY ONE MAY SEE.
Any one who will examine the list of Centennial
Awards will see that the manufacturers of Benson's
Capcihe Porous Plaster received the highest and only
medal awarded to plasters.
WHAT CANNOT BE SEEN
In this LISTS the name of any of their numerous
competitors So greatly superior to ordinary porous
Plaster that it has gained the approval of the high
est medical authority in the world. DIR. j. II.
thompson. of Washington. d c.. Judge in the Drug
Department of the Centennial Exposition, says of
them:-'l use them constantly in my practice, and
esteem them one of the most useful inventions of the
age Benson's Capcine Plaster strengthens soothes,
stimulates a healthful circulation of the blood re,
leves at once, and cures quicker than any known
plaster, liniment compound. 1t is considered
gia, spinal and kidney affections, sciatca, iumbago,
stubborn colds, and all local pans and aches Sold
everywhere Price 20 cents. w. f. Phillips &
Co.. Portland, Agents. fe2eod&w1m
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-13

For sale everywhere Price only 50 cents. SMITH,
DOOLITTLE & SMITH, 26 fremont Street, Boston,
Agents, for U. S. oct1lWS&M snem
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Steamer Royal Minstrel BD. Taylor. Cork Falmouth
Steamer Vile de Paris tFr). Durand Havrs via Ply
mouth i Louis de bebian.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch. Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Agnes. smith, rhilsdeipha-Bogert Morgan.
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Phladelphia-Jns Hand.
steamer Concord. Haines. Philadephi~-H Jackson i
Son.
steamer Glsucus Bcarso Boston-b y Dimock
ship Geestcnunde Ger, Lansxe. Bremen-Theo Ruger
Bark kuta tap, Aaggioo Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bark Diretto ta Crovcto Cork tor orders-slocovich
& Co.
Bark Tare tAus,. smarchnich Cork for ordcrs-soco-
orders Il ock m ann Oerlein Go.
Bark Osmi Dubroyscki AUS, Marianovch Queenstown
for orders-Funch Edge Co
Bark skndesnaes Nor, Kjcldsen, Amsterdam-Lou
1otens.
Bark Kate Howe OBI, McNeiiy. Rouen FraDce,-C W
BertHux.
Bark Jane Adone Hess. Lasuayra and Porto Cabello-
Dallett, Boulton Co.
Brig Mswod (Ir, May. Queenstown Falmouth for
ders--Benham 4 Bnyesen.
Brig Lophema tBr). Maestron, Waterfori-J whitney
brig Emeline (Br). Logan Belfast--J F Whitney Co.
Brig Gyfe (Swe), Lundbsck, Observation-Disclosures 4 Boy
Brig Belle Walters (Br,, waycott. Newark, NJ-snow 4
Burgess.
Schr Winner Nash. St Johns (Antigus-Dwight Plat.
schr Floa Woodhouse. Lowry, acknowledgements
Schr Frank Walter saxton. Charleston slaght Petty
Schr Blink Bonnie (Brj Swain. Perth Amboy. NJ-Dar
rel n CO.
Schr Walter M Young Stubs, Lamoinc. Me-Jed Frye 4
Co.
schr Bagaduce. Clement. Portland. Nell W Loud Co
Schr Annie Chase, Gibson, New Inconsistencies A
Doyle.
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A LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT

literary and social ENTERTAINMENT improperly u,
announced as a .womau's rights meeting. - was held
last evening at the residence OF Dr. W. W. Myers Ninth
street and University place. Mr. Peter Cooper pre-
sided at similar meeting at the Same
place two weeks ago, when the question of finance
vas tho subject OF discussion and there was an un
founded that he would be present last evening
The number OF guests about twenty, the gentler
sex largely predomnating. Tho part OF hostess was
played with great success by Miss Carolinc Blodgett
Uho had prepared paper Oh the woman" question:
bat withdrew II IN favor VI DIR. Myers. The
Doctor consequently read long and laboriously pre-
pared address the subject, taking the ground
That should conlne themselves e1clusiveIy 10
household duties. Two elderly gentlemen. nnding
that he the right track, fell asleep and sium-
bored peacefully Iill aroused by prolonged round
81 applause which announced the conclusion OF the
address. very pretty young married lady read, with
. charming accent, short paper on the opposite
uds OF the question, at first provoking the
resentment aud tncn the sleep Of aged male
auditor, who, when Professor Headlcy recited Hans
Bretmanns version OF 'Shcrman's March to the Sea"
again relapscd INTO state OF unconsciousness Mss
Arabeila Root the well known soprano, favored tho
company with several ballads In her best manner, and
Professor Hsadey recied one or Two more humorous
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK COURIER CANADA (FD, from Pensacola for
before reporcd remained of Tybeo 5th inst the
heavy preventing her being towed In. She steers
badly.
ScHR PRIDE EAST baltimore 4th from Elcuthe-
that the outward from Wilmington,
Cages the Of 18th April
in lat - To- and while to with wind ST. II sud-
denly changed 10 SW and blew urousy. throwing her
nearly her beam ends In which condition she lay t.
nearly hour shifting the deck load and had 10 900 feet
lumber washed the lee side when she ghted then
making clean breach her. being uncommonly
stxunch vessel and excellent se1 boat sustained
damage.
ScHR BoAz, from Rondout for Boston, colided at AM
June of Cane God. with schr Flora Nc Donald, from
ockport Brazos and sank In half hour. The
were taken Boston 9th inst by Mcdonald The lat
ter lost jibboom.
Sem wAsHIsGroN. Fischer. At Providence from Pensa-
cola forstopmas aud jibboom OF tho Florida Capes.
ScHn J A ALLEN, from Richmond. Va. with old rail-
road for Wilmington, put into Norfolk June with
loss Of o mast
scmR (Br, wrecked the 7th nit at Cara,
NJ while from Indian Harb0r 10 st Pierre,
Mic with cargo Of lumber The all saved and
took passage In schr Lark Eastman, for North sydney,
where they arrived last week
HALIFAX June 5-A large number OF fishing vessels are
being fitted out hero for Labrador.
NEwBuRYpoRr. June 5schr Susan Phebe. which sailed
hero Monday. built At Cape Cod 40 yeary
She Is now owned In Northport, Me- and looks II she
might last for tuany years to come. . .
schr Jacob 4 William. Of Brooksvle. Ne. upward
OF 40 old. lying at the wharf the day be-
fore II IL seldom such ancient ssamarks and
we'll preserved.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Brd.a asrs Hand Boston cI Burns, Wssn
saiied-schrs Annie Conant. Providence; Royal Arch,
Portland; sas Kay, Boston; Anna cranmer. Jersey
Passca up chr Forest Oak, for Georgetown.
Passed down--Schrs Theodore Dean, Colin @ Baker.
ASTORIA q. May 27-Arrved, bark Jane A Falkenburg.
Hubbard. Honolulu
ssss SSs y Smith
tono Royce. Manson. Baltimore; z vnndusen od.
frey; lnsraha" iag.snnn and pssid cassson Ire
Clark. Clark; Eva smith. Adams; A r Newell Lark: :
Prank Leaning, shaw; Losiie. somers; r wheaton.
Also arrived. briggs Williams lIif. Williams Cadia
athen, Port johnson Emma shaw. springer Phadel.
Vim Lawr nee. Howes baltimore; shin
Fortune. Lothrop. kio Janero; brig Aroo erl. Jouge-
town; Hattie u Jrowel. Crowel. Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE, June 5-Arrived. steamers VIM Crane.
Howes. Boston Mcclellan, Taylor. Providence Octororm
REYNOLDS New York brig Fleetwood (Br). English Prince
frank jameson Jameson. Hurricane Island: 4 N Reed
kelsey. New Haven James Hoyt Lyon. do Mary Ar
AZ Quarantine Insuiar tyor). Morcheibost from
Havana.
Brig Alba,ross came up from Quarantine
observation-disclosures Caspian (Br). Tsocxs Liverpool; Me-
Clean. Taylor Providence: barks oencrosa dta Mira.
bile. Cork Csttarina utal. Lemonci. Queenstown
(Ger Kraft Rostock schrs Rescue udgins san saliva
dor: II Chsfee Baei, south Norwak; yanuhauser. Ken
sailed Banks Attivita. Jernbuer
Went 70 sca I'd bark Aauidneck for Rio Janeiro
Liverpool, H. via searspor; schr Mary Collins. Collins
HATH. June I-Arrived, schr Geo X Hatch. Murphy Bal
Yd-Arrived schrs N X Rawley. Rawlsy, satia River,
Mary Lymbnrner. Pendieton, Baltimore for Gardiner
saiIsd-schr Nina A Reed, strout. .---.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Aimee and Alice Oates arc IN Boston this W eek
This Is the last night OF "Rosedalc" at Wallack'a
The manner In which Thomas band renders Wagner
music especially the "Deah Of Siegrlcd Is said by
Western critic DO 'like revelation from futuris-
tic standpoint"
Mr.. Vincent Hogan, principal baritone at the Church
Of ST. Charles Borromco, Brooklyn will give his 0rst
grand concert tonight the church edincs corner
Clinton and Pierrepont streets, In that city.
Miss Cary has Just been She recipient In Cincinnati
Of testimonial In the form OF a concert, which ono or
the papers describes the brilliant tribute ever
paii 10 artist there. Socially, loray, financially
and artistcaIly it was n success.
Al Gilmore's Garden last night, Miss Julia Rive per-
formed, to an apprcciativc audience the Rhapsodie
Hon2roisc, No 2, by Liszt GalimbertL who has
shown much versatility OF musical talent will shortly
add 10 her repertoire Pretty Picture" Thursday
nj this garden vii hereafter DO the classical night
The arrangements for the sixth Triennial Handel
Festival al the Crystal Palace London this month are
complete. The soloisis Nine. Adelina Patti, Milo.
Albani, Miss Edith wynne. Nine. Lcmmens- Sherring.
Ton, Nine. Pa,ey, Mr.. Vernon Rgby. Mr. w. II.
Cummings, Mr. Edward Lloyd, sgnor Foli Herr
Hcnschel and Mr.. santley. Mr. W. T. Best and Mr..
Willing will DO organists, and Sir Michael Costa will
conduct.
Great preparations making In Louisville for the
coming musical festival Of the North American
saengerbund, which Is open July and continue Tor
one week. There Will be chorus OF 200 VOICES as
sisted by orchestra Of 100 men, and the solos.s will
be Nine. Pappcnhcim, Miss Reinman, Miss Louise
Rollwagen and Mr.. Frank Remmertz Tho Choral
Union OF Cincinnati and other singing societies from
there, Chicago, ST. Louis, indianapolis. Cleveland,
Buffalo, New York and other prominent points partic
pate In the concerts.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS
JUNE 8. 1877.
- -- 80 - -
Moderate.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 5, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer The Queen (Br) Bragg, London May rs, with
md,e AMI i2 pssss%geT. , 70 & Hurst gay su lay
Signals svkM june s. lat ~ ~ lou 10 3d. Italian
bark. found " showing signals iiNrv
mdse Fnnch kdye Co. Had stormy weather and log
NIL tue passage
May Palermo 18th and Gibraltar 18th. with mdse and ~
passengerst Henderson Bros. nd moderate weather all
steamer, bound Il; ID. lat ~ So Ion 81 81. state line
Me sna 9TH raerma sh Mention 18th and Gibraltar lbth
with fruit TO Arkel Tnfts 90
Steamer San salvador, Nckerson, Savannah Juno 2,
with udse and passer gers to ,iro longe.
steamer Charleston. LOCKWOOD Charleston June s. with
mdse and ~ passengers 10 Jas Quintard Co.
steamer fmn,ta Doane, Wilmington, ~. June 1. with
mdse to VIM l. Clyde ( co.
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence. Richmond City Point and
Norfolk win and passsngers 10 the oid DOMINION
Steamship Go. . :. .
IT, with mdse to II Morng Co. vessel to II Brown
Co Passed FEB ~ Cape OF Good Hope April H. and
the Equator May Y had fine weather oh the Cape
them Ia lat ~ 30 thence variable weather. June lat
80 20 lon 10 90 spoke bark Aandac tBr. Chappell nom
shin Orient Allen San Francisco l22 days with dse
Sutton Co; vessel 10 Samuel Thompson's Nephew Co.
Had Gne weather. rouaded Cape Horn April and crossed
the Equator May 10; had heavy gale on Falkland
Islands In which lost and split sails. stove bulwaras aud
sark errogn Anna 1tierj Hauth. Batavia lao days
with coffee and sugar 70 ORDER vessel 10 Func sas 20
4aPs ION 10ss had in tie
ocean; sprung foremost aud fvreyad. : 49,, i
BARK frsderco Lc sysyo dab nanchel puns,rs va
with sugar 20 order; vessel TO Benhsm & Boycsen.
With sugar 10 Iirooks q Co: vessel 20 Wayuell Co.
Brig Tmia Morgan. Belize Hon. - days. with iogwood
ria Exa stevens Rich Caricnas days. with sugart
order; vessel " Miller 4 Houghton.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA Nay - Arrived, brig weyandt QtaD, Ma
niIla. New York.
AARHuus May 2S-Arrived BARK Hermanos (Nor). Jacob
SEN Bull River.
AALnono. May 3l-Arivod, brig Acmoi DAM, Poulsen
New York.
Asrwynp June 5-Arrived. steamer vaderisnd (Beig).
Nichols New York.
BgisIoL juno S-saiied, bark Buteshire (Br), Jones'
Sandy Hook.
BARI May 30--Arrived. bark soliceto uta,, Romano,
New York.
BoRpnAux. June 5-Arnved. schr B Hsrrick, Baker.
Trieste.
Bremen, Juno 4-Arrived bark Germania tGer, Culver.
Baltimore.
Sailed 4th. bark c Berg oier,, Quebec.
BELFAST June 5-Arrivcd barks joseph Hickman (Brj.
Bishop St John. NIB Harry Bailey ts) wimers DO; brig
Etns tBr. Mckinnon, Baltimore.
CnoSsrADT May 2o-Arived, barks August Loenier
tNor. Olsen. Now Orleans; 3ls, Gutenberg cr, Ger
ZACH, Savannah
CoPExHAGss. May 3l-Arrivcd bark Amarant (Sor).
Gundcrscn. Baltimore.
ELsIaoaK May 3o-Arrved. bark Louis dc Gsre tswe),
Andersen, Phiiadcphls.
GIBRALTAR. Juno 5-Arrvod, bHk Billy Simpson tBr.
Curry. New York
GormsS Buac, May 3o--Arrived. schr Julia Grace (BD
Dickson. Gloucester via Halifax.
AvRK June 3Sailcd. ship John Patten Duncan, Sandy
Hook: bark Helen Angler. staples. New York
HAMBURG. June 5-Arrived. bark Aurora (Nor). koss.
Philadelphia
LIVERPOOL Juno o-Saod ships Joseph Fish. Stackpole
Delaware Breakwater Prnceport tBr, Brown shelburns
Ms; barks Doano ,Br, Corning, do; Virgo tNor)
Achslsen. New York.
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ART NOTES.

Mr. Augustus ST Gaudens, the sculptor, sails to-day
"Wednesday for Europe in tho Abyssinia. Mr.. ST.
Gaudens hardly be called OF our most promis-
ing young sculptors, for his actual perform
ance has not only gwen him high repu-
tation with those whose good opinion is best
worth having; but has been tho Of bringing TO
him number Of Important orders Tor work which hc
intends TO execute in Paris. Among his commissions
are life sized statue Of Admiral Farragut, ordered by
an association OF gentlemen In this city. and lilo
sizs statue OF Robert Richard Randall the founder Of
the Sailors Snug Harbor, Staten Island
Duyenecks portrait OF Charles Dudley War;
ner winch attracted so much attention
In tho recent Academy Exhibition, will,
through Mr. Warmers courtesy, DO placed on
exhibition at tho Kuoedier gallery. IL was hung
rather high at the Academy and many artists and
others have expressed desire TO yet nearer view.
believe that this Is the most important portrait
head that Mr. Duvcneck has yet made
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OYYIcR OF THx CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 6-l A N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYTIcR OF CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuISGroN, June 6-l A NJ J
Indications.
For New England, lower pressure and temperature.
winds variable shifting to northeast cloudy weather
and rain.
For the Middle Atlantic statos lower, followed by
rising barometer variable winds, shifting TO colder
northwest cloudy and rainy weather.
For tho South Atlantic States nearly stationary fol-
lowed by rising barometer, lower temperature winds
mostly from southwest partly cloudy and cloudy
weather with rain arcas
For the Gulf States, stationary or falling followed by
rising barometer southcry WINDS stationary lower
temperature partly cloudy weather and possibly occa
sional rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising barome.
ter, stationary lower temperature. partly cloudy
and cloudy weather with rain winds shifting
10 northwest
For tho lower lake region, northeast TO northwest
winds, partly cloudy and cloudy weather with rain
areas stationary lower temperature. followed by
rising barometer.
For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val
eys, nearly stationary. followed oy falling barometer
stationary and higher temperature. clear or partly
cloudy weather and possibly occasional showers, and
Ia tho former district southeriy wnds In tho latter
disricts northeriy Winds possibly shifting TO south
cast
For the upper lake region, rising, followed at tho
west stations, by falling barometer. variable winds
mostly from the north, stationary or lower tempera-
ture and clear or partly cloudy weather.
Tho Lower Missodri will generally fall The Misss-
sippi will fall below Memphis.
Cautionary signals continue At Port Huron, Detroit
Toledo Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, Roch ester. Oswego,
Sandy HOOK Barnegat, Atlanta City, Cape May. Cape
Henry. Killy Hawk, Cape Hatteras and Lookout.
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PARCELS ON STREET RAILROADS.

Alderman Cowing yesterday presented for the con-
sdcra,ion Of the Board an ordinance compelling street
railroads and omnbuses to run onc-nfth OF their vo-
hcles permit the carrying Of parcels ana small
luggage and four-hfths without that privilege. The
companies viii DO compelled To place In sone con.
spicuous place the vehicles their rules IN this re-
Qpact
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Abyssnia will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho malls for Europe viii close a. the Post once II
nine o'clock A. NJ
TINS NEW YoRx INSTRUMENTATION for Europc--wil
We ready al halipast eight O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies. In Wrappers for mailing, nx csnta
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schr Hastings of Bedford. Chase. Abacoa days,
with pines Gomez Pearsai; vessel to weinberg
20.
schr 4 Turner. Parker Virginia
schr Joseph Franklin. Turner. Virginia
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE


sehr n Turner Parker, yirrniS
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune. Berry Boston tor New YORK.
Steamer civ OF New Bedford. Fish. New Sed'osa 'er
Sa'. f. 81 s Co. Ne" York.
sesr VIM sus.msn Ba..man Bangor for New New York.
ss s ks s1ssS s. s's
ess a @ nssARs ass Ss sr
schr Annie Bergen. Thompson Plymouth tor New
ssnr T Irs9n Moys Po,s.msu.s MI for New York.
s York s''.
schr Rivsrdsls Brown Gloucester. Mass for Now York
sssr Ripple fsss s Ssassss s Tor New
& @ :ss.i :, fs ss
.y.s' Ssx ssas,s ss VOW @
@ s.s sss ss?: :
schr Entire, Kinnear rswtucket Tor New York
Ss5y ss ss
scIr i . BIRD. snow. rr"vS.nes isr New York.
ssl John Si Hurst. Coon P.osdsnss ss New SSrt
scr Albert rhAro. Bingham. Proyideaes for New York.
ssSr Flower Hsb5srd Portland G. for New York
:. senr Reading RR No H. Adams. New Haven for New
sssr ssr ais % m
Schr U y kingsianu, Beebs NorsnpOrt Tor New ork
Schr Alert, Hulse. Port Jefferson for New York
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glsucus. Bearse. New York for Boston.
Bark Maggie OBJ E.rauhars. New York tor Rousn. and
anchored of the Herald Telegraph station.
Schr Snow Bird (Br, Britt New York tor st john. NB
schr DsyDol Racket, New York for Georges Bank.
Schr Mitchell Mitchell. New York for Boston.
Schr George Trigg, Cannon, Now York for Danvers-
port, Mass.
dor.
schr Laura Thompson, Thompson Now York for Green
port, LII.
schr VIM L Peck Bunce, Now York for Hartford.
Schr Annie Lhsye. Gibson, New York for New Haven.
Schr sarah Maria Culkin, New York for Glen Cove.
Schr Henrietta, Hill, Weehawken for Boston.
Schr VI King Jarvis, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Helen Mar, Ward, Hoboken tor Providence.
schr Aida, Cousins, Hobokon for Providence,
Schr John Warren. Mctiarr H0boken for Providence.
Schr Hannah Backman Arnold, Hoooken for Provi-
dence.
schr Ssllie Burton. Burnley. Hoboken tor Stamford
Schr Columbia Murray, Albany fot Boston
Schr Ida & Annie, t:ooK. kondouJ for Havcrhiil.
Schr Copia, West Rondout boston,
Schr Heading HIs No ~ Adams, Amo0y for Mddletown,
CT.
Schr Mary Lord, Lord Port johnson for Boston.
Schr Belle, Mott. Fort johnson for Lynn.
Schr Franklin Pierce Ward. Port johnson for Dighton
Schr Mary Hamilton. Brown, Port johnson for Somerset
Schr Tyrell. Barrett Port johnson for n ovdence.
Schr Ario Pardee Bishop. Fort Johnson for Providence
Ohm Crockford Hart Port johnson for Providence
Schr Joseph Carleton Hulse Port johnson for Newport
Scnr Saran, Murray Pert Johnson for Northport Ii.
schr David Curre. Pease, PhRdclphia for Saybrook.
Sloop Deep River, Scott, New York Tor Greenwich.
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THE popE's BLESSING.

The following cable despatch was received last even.
ing by Brother Anthony, President Of Manhattan Col
lege in answer TO despatch OF congrauation sent 70
the Holy Father last Sunday on the occasion OF tho
celebration by college OF the golden jubilee OF the
episcopate Of Plus TX -
PALACE or THE VATICAN, RoME June s, 1871
To THE BROTHERS or THE CHaIsriAS SCHOOLS. MAN.
haitian, New York.
The Holy Father thanks and anectonately besses tn
brothers and professors the students and their parents
OF tho Christian schools OF Manhattan, New York
CARDINAL SIMEONI, Secretary OF State.
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KILLED BY A CAR.

James Nolan, aged four years. of 81 Front street,
prookiyn, was run over and killed last Monday
sisbs by Dc KsIo avenue car The driver, owen
rested soon AFTER and locked up IN the
second precinct station house He was yesterday hcld
10 tI 500 bonds 70 await the action Of The Coroners
3ssy.
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ship Rufns r Wood Davis IRON Newcastle. z. for San
Francisco. May Z. lat . 8. Ion lib w.
Bark Com Dupont Nichols. Cads for Boston. May 9. lat
~, lon %.
Bark Carlton Porter. from Astoria for Queenstown.
April II. lat ~ \. Ion ~ W.
BARK Hoicomb Dutton, from San Francisco for Pa
cihc Isiands &C. May 81, lat rs N. Ion 1874.
schr Brown. ane, from New York for st kits, Nav
81. lat ~ 40 Ion VI 3D.
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SAILED.

Steamers Arragcn r) for Bristol; Agnes, Philadepha
ship Ajax tSor. Liverpoo; banks Loveid (Nor Queens
Falmouth Mary Hale. Now Orleans; briggs De-
lBr,. Hsvre: Dashaway r), savanna-la-Msr schrs
Also sailed. steamers Wyanoko Tor Richmond; natteras
NnrfnIk
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PAPAL BENEDIcTIoN.

QUgnEc, June 6. 1877
Tho following despatch has been received by cablc
from Rome by the Archbishop OF Quebec:-
The Sovereign PontiH returns thanks and grants
with deep affection. the apostolic bonedicton TO you
md all the faithful OF Canada.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature Tor the past twenty-iour hours. in COM
parlson with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer At Hudnut's pharmacy,
nrlA,
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SPOKEN.

Sailed from Honolulu April %. bark Helen Mar Bsudry.
NIB, foe the Arctic Ocean.
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Average temperature yesterday. .......... IU
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Stedslcr.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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CLEARED.

Bark A..nA tNor( johnson, from c4dis April 2.
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HoLvHxAD. June s. Pm Wind SW.
PLYMOUTH. June 8. PA-wind SW.