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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

To tho Editor OF tho Herald:
For the inform alton of navgators herewith enclose
you description ana location Of two shoals At tho anchor
age Of Ilumacou, end o the Island Of Porto Rico, WI
heretofore n. and marked upon any Chart:
The Outer Soal Of coral rock and sand with II
feet OF water at moan low tide. Lat IL OF 10 N lon
65 45 IL W bear from south point Of Santiago and by
pcr conpn-. dstant miles, and Is the end Of
ridge Of uneven soundnHs running In kat direction
said island and terminating abruptly In soundngs IL
can taken Tor bearings to mark this sloal.
Mountain shut with the east aldo of the
range OF this shoai This shoal heretofore bsen
known, and only discovered by vessel which the
writer commanded striking on IL. and ON a. sbscouent
location can depended upon. Tho shcal is about fifty
yards In extent north and SOUTH anu about twenty cast and
west -. .4@.
compass T. by u N, Custom House Vhc most southern
house except huts. and painted yellow. bears BY
Hernanaen sugar sbcd ong tile root structure In
color lust adjoining the Custom House to the northward
will this shoa TO tho eastward Hearing tor mid
line with the eastern hill tree It's summit. west OF
valley nearest range to tho beach, will lend IN clear
., ali danger. This shosl is also composed o.
waor Is about thirty feet In extent In NIL d.
ectons rising up suddenly from twenty feet Of water
se grounded and relnned shos three hours
and after getting OF discovered the outer hoa by srsing
on fifteen minutes after getting on the inner shoa
This also CLOSELY examined on the Same subse
ancnt vovnge. and s location dcncndcd upon ~
was not prior TO that time MAY, 1870 but hascome
into since By spasisA wa, vessel Fss,Is
ami remaining hcrc FORTY houfs nho hho 70
lighter, sr. % sr ~ puoys either Of and
them Judging from the fact That ycas has been placed
there since vessel OF which u about
FEW vnsscls OF neavy formerly loaded ~ this
por else they woud have undoubtedly been discovered
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Juno ST. A. NJ.

WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICTR,y
WASHINGTON, Juno ST. AN.
Indications
For New England, nearly stationary, followed by
falling barometer wines mostly from northeast TO
southeast stationary higher temperature, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather, with ram areas.
For the Middle Atlantic States, slowly rising fol.
lowed by falling barometer. northwest winds, shifting
10 southeast, stationary higher temperature in
creasng cloudiness and occasional rain areas.
For the South Atlantic States, nearly stationary
pressure and temperature, winds mpstly from the
southwest, partly cloudy weather and tan areas
For the Gulf States, slight change of pressure or
temperature southery winds, partly cloudy weather,
with rain areas.
For Tennessee aud tho Ohio Valley, stationary on
higher PRESSURE winds mostly from southeast to
southwest, partly cloudy aud cloudy weather, with
slight change Of temperature.
For the lower lake region, nearly stationary
pressure stationary higher temperature southeast
to southwest winds, partly cloudy weather and occa-
sional showers.
For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val.
eys winds mostly from Inc northwest, rising barome.
ter stationary lower tempe raturc, partly cloudy
weather, and In Missouri aud Iowa rain areas
For the upper lake region, rising barometer, south.
east winds, stationary temperature partly
cloudy weather aud possibly occasional showers.
: The Lower Missouri River will slowly fall at aud
below Brunswick. The Mississippi will remain nearly
stationary.
Cautionary signals continue ut Duluth. Marquette
Escanaba, Grand Haven, Chicago and Milwaukee.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Bank n A CHAPMAy--The report that bark A Chapman
Orr wrecked the coast OF Peru by the late tidal
wave error cable despatch TO Mcssrs Scvins
SON this city, states that she at Pabeon de Plea
about uninured aud about ready to sail for Hamp
Roads.
CASso, CB, june 4-Schr Daniel Deronda (Am). while
beating In this afternoon went ashore at the north
the hnrbor and to the present time q ococx)
had oated but expected to come of at high water
tonight.
OuEprc June 5Dvers have examined the bottom the
shin Dunsyre which returned days
logged and report largo portion OF tho keel
about 80 feet oft split.
sAyAxSAu, June 7--Bark Courier de Canada (Fr) was
hauled of the North Brouker at PM to-day, and has
anchored im the inner roads
LAuscuEp-At Bristol May %, from tho yard OF A&M
GamNce, fishing schooner OF about 1aD tons. named
Debiojs and owned by Mesgrs Wells 4 Co Mcsws Gam
age finishing hne fishing schooner to be launched
n about weeks.
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Lssl. sss"f Rosin.on D' New haven 90,
p RSss1o !sRs -ArF'''d bark nnhd. s'' A''1''
M My 7lH p Sr civ :
re CLARK, storer ,;en omyille Bs Stanton Marathon
dol Algonquin Br. Dexter for United Kingdom or CONT
June ship T9ssos OBJ, nsvs' MhvsrposS
sch af s!cssss saas; ssn Sisssi.ss a'' -, ~
nc sas
santos. Lisbon sehr appr
IN S"s ss.sS snSs %
Kitchener, Puswash brig Astcroid tBr, Morris. Sandy
Ivcrur May I3-In port bark Helena. fol Phadclphia.
Sonrh sYpSxv. OR. Juno ARRIVED, bark vaikyrien
yon. Andsrssn ccSes g, Mon real ,,,.,,, r,,,,
''I May brig Cheney Ay
Wrnnouasr June 5Arrvcd, bark Abiel Abbott. Chase
S'T r," Larsen Bury
cleared an ,hips City Of Quebec Falconer Gla's"w
'sE ssS port bark
Chapman .r,, Rutherford, for Hampton Roads, about
'' rasr TO s Cns s'ss port hr willard
0s os Il, r.' 10. wde Reed
PASSED 3d. bark Cupid tr,. Grant, from Liverpool for
youssrc. june 4Arrivcd bark. vcos s,ubb Antwerp
uiasgow; syria. Hunter Cardiff for MONTREAL scorcsby.
Fortune Newport tor do; barks Septsntrio Jorgcnscn
Bercen MARQUIS ~ Butte Lewis, Cardiff: CALYPSO, Nelson.
Dnnbaron; Uirikn, Locke, Barrow; st Croix Ladlaw,
CAdfz.
Beiow 9th. bars IIiidur. andevsen from Rotterdam
Julie Heyn schroeder, from Bremen.
Cleared Sth. ships MscedOn Taylor. and East Ovens
Greenorw; Bnvciaw. Ront. d.; barks Pudscy Dawson.
Rawe, Csrdin; snbad Anferson London; Hero Bnsian
Stcrisngshire iIealy. Cork; hcmsidc, Sim, Dundee
Laurel, SUMMERS. Aberdecn; LYDIA. Dixon. Barrow
Askoy Mnrcussen. Grimsby; iortcnsia simonson Lon.
don brig Congress- Mckenzie. Ayr.
wYpsxY, XsW May fin port bark Pacific Slope, Hsr.
rngton, for RNn Francisco.
IT Joux, nv, June 5Arrivcd. bsrks Lois tI3r) Shell
drake Lewes Del: Melbourne tBr). Rogers. do Lizzie
Perry (r. Ptman, Yarmouth; Corisandc tBr, Hughes,
liverpool .
Cleared 9Th: sehrs Ella sawysr FaIxingham Newcastle
Del: Emma Smncy Glenn. vneyar1 II aven tor orders
sailed 5th barks Mistletce Br), Delap Hawe; Finn
(Nor), Berg, ST Naxaire.
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three sustaining and two opposing tho Injunction.
They then proceed to enumerae variety OF alleged
errors In the action OF tho lower court
RESIGNATION or THIRD ASSISTANT PosrNAsrxR
GENERAL BARBER AND APPOINTMENT OF HIS
SUCCESSOR.
II is ascor,aned to-day that previous to tho depar-
turc last night OF Third Assistant Postmaster General
Barber for Michigan ne placed his resignation In the
hands Of tho Postmaster General
Tho President to-day appointed A. D. Hazen. OF
Pennsylvania TO be Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
era vice e. Barber OF Michigan, resigned, TO take
effect June 80, tho close Of the fiscal year General
Barbers resignation was wholly voluntary, being
caused only by desire 10 attono TO his per-
sonal interests in Michigan He has held tho
position OF Third Assistant Postmaster General
under i've successive Postmaster Generals Mr.
Hazen has been in the Post ONCE Department since
1864 and chiof Of the stamp department Tor The past
three years. His new appointment is made by the
President as .scivi service promotion" on the
recommendation OF General Barber, First Assistant
Tyner and Postmaster General Key.
IL is understood that the position vacated by Mr.
Hazen will be rendered 10 NJ Davis late OF tho same
division, but nov chief clerk OF the Government Print.
ing Office.
AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED INTO TIE WORK.
INGs OF THE INDIAN BUREAU.
Secretary Schurz to-day issued order creating
board to consist Of Dr. Richard Joseph, Disbursng
Clerk OF the Interior Department; d. Terrell Chief
Division IN the Second Comptroller's office OF tho
Treasury Department and Amos hadlcy Of the Interior
Department. to examine into the methods now IN force
In the finance and accounting divisions OF tho Indian
Bureau, especially to the analysis Of money and
property Of Indian agents. and whether tho
accounts Of agents rendered in accordance with
law and regulations; whether any expenditures arc
made without proper authority, and whether the pres
system is such show at all times The condi
ton OF money and property affairs at each agency
The last quarterly reports OF the agents are TO be
carefully scrutnized for tho purposes above stated
and particular examination will BIO made rs to tho
number aud the compensation OF employees al each
agency and whether they given or are allowed 10
purchase subsistence clothing in violation Of law
The Board also instructed to make an examina-
ton as to tho character and total money value Of
especial purchases for any agency during the present
fiscal year. and whether such purchases have been
properly accounted for The Board not to DO
limited by these specific Instructions but TO mako
such further investigation as may DO deemed proper
best OF the SERVICE and authorized
to call upon any OF the officers employees OF the
bureau such information and assistance may DO
necessary
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM.

ONAHA, Neb., Juno z 1871
A terrific wind and rain storm prevailed in this Soc
ton last night, coming from southwcstcrly direction
and doing extensive damage in this city aud tho sur
ruundiug country. Particulars havo not Yet been
ccrsaincd. The Congregational Church steepie hero
wns blown down and reported that tho stables
the barracks were demolished Trees were uprooted
tended east into Iowa, doing serious damage to tho
telegraph lines.
AT tho far GROUNDS at Florence largo hall was
rooted In the cemeteries many OF the finest and larg
est monuments blown down. The damage done
in this city is very great
AT Papiliion, Neb., ninc miles southeast OF here,
many buildings damaged among others tho Epis-
copal church, which was unro0fed
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ANOTHER TORNADO IN THE WEST.
lBx TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l

OMAHA, Neb., June Z, 1877.
After day OF threatening weather ana unusually
high temperature violent storm OF wind and rain
burst over this city last night, accom- panied ny sud
den Of cod which added TO tho severity OF
the tempest Tho wind changed from tho southeast
10 the southwest Immediately before tho storm.
The damage inflicted this city and
ity Is very great, ana as communications
seriously interrupted Its extent cannot be learned
Tor some days. Everything movable that exposed
to the wind was torn shattered Outhouses chin
news fences, railroad standing the
tracks, trees and other objects were either
blown down, overturned or uprooted. The Con-
ercgatona church severely wrecked and had
It's stccpe destroyed The IN the meantime poured
down IN torrents The storm did not last long and
followed al castcry course through Iowa, doing much
damage.
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HEAVY RAIN IN RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, June 2, 1877.
heavy rain, especially In the southern part OF tho
State, occurred last night 1t Is estimated that ten
inches OF rain fell N South Kingston. Two dams Mt
Rocky Brook washed taking out forty feet
OF the Narraganset Pier Railroad ana badly washing
the highway Tho railroad has been repaired. The
got into the siorchouse OF the Peaccdale Manu-
featuring Company, damaging about one hundred
OF sbaws. All the highways in tho town are badly
HAL
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June I, 1877.
Captain George Brown has been ordered to duty as
Inspector OF the Tenth Lighthouse district, Buffalo,
n y, in place Of Commander Edward 4. Potter, de-
tached from that duty and placed on waiting orders
Assistant Paymascr John n. Spccl has been ordered
to duty in IN the Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing
nj the Navy Department Lieutenant Commander
Frank wildes has boon detached from tho Dictator
ana placed on waiting orders
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping nd si informed
that by teiexrsphng 10 the HERALp London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett No ~ Fleet street, London" TO the
Paris Office addressing Bcnnett 81 Avenue do ropera.
Paris the arrivals and from European aud
Eastern ports Of American all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will be csbied 70 this
country FREQ Of charge
Captains arriving 1t and sainy French and Medi-
ports will nd the oice the ecouomi-
cal ana expeditions for teleyraphng news
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARExDAL May 3o-Arnved ship Havro Nor), Gunder.
sen. Mobile
AMSTERDAM Juno 4-Arrivcd bark Resolve Nor). Barh,
Mobile
Phadeiphia
BELFAST juno 7-ssled. ship z J Harlanc ODD, Eng.
lish, America.
BnxxKs. June 5-Arrived. ship D Morris tBr), Nor
ris Now York; 7th, bark Marie tGer. Schubert Calves.
Also arrived 7sh ship Ger, Hagan. Now York (be.
fore reported arrived May BY.
Sailed 0th ships Tamcrnnc (ier,. sidenb urs. Phadel-
phta; 7sh, Eliza Kcnney tBr). Fletchcr. America
CRoSsrApr June l-Airived bark Ernst Maria (Nor).
Boys, Savannah tbsfore reported without dat,)
CorKSnAGrx. Juno 3-Arrivcd bark saron Nor). Jen-
sen, Baltimore. ...V....
cnRtsrtASA to June 7-Arrivcc, brig Isaac EppinGer
(Nor), Frodescn Now York.
DusLiS. June 7saled, BARK Emilia Fglia TtaD. Mar.
tolo, United states.
FLsiSoRE Juno 3-Arrved, bsrK Camilla (Nor), Beck
East LONDON. to June 7-Arrived brig Eva tBr), Nc.
Cam. Cardiff chad one washed overboard).
GIBRALTAR June l-Arrived bark Alberto (ItaD. Mar.
tino, Philadelphia.
GALWAY, juno 7-Arrived, bark Eliza Queirolo UtaD.
Toronto. Baltimore
HAMBURG juno 6-sacd, bark Excelsior Ger, Klock.
San Francisco.
HnLvoxr. juno 7-Arrvcd, steamer Rotterdam tDutch)
Wis. New York for Rotterdam.
LN"mloo., o"u1 49,. '''pn D'sm"" w. D"'
s.'"0, '"" 80 '. ~ 49,.
Robinson, Savannah.
- m, Y - o.,....
'o' "., -, ~. ,D,,, 1u-~ CIV
Virgo (Nor,, Nicholson. New York.
j, :, , rr,.ar ,-,.s ,...~. CT. r....,,
s e." H.. "'S''
.,. c..., c
New York; Thyat'ra (Br'. Larg'c do.
.,.nu.n Dc,.w.rs Rr..kv.,or 1
Ivru.nx Inn. aso,,ad b.rk Pom.r,. fnr, Tov.
uv-s $500. -
v,,,n ~. 1-A~r,voa .t..m.r u,h..,,,r m,
A,.A- .. -: $500 -, S,,, r., 60
49,. wo,uo ~
Mx,nor,xv luna 5saiied steamer CIV of SANTIAGO
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SPOKEN.

ship Glory Of the Seas Mclaughlin from Liverpool for
San francisco, May 7 lat 3 rs s, Ion 81 w.
bark Dusa a. Gaera tta? viganio. from Belfast for
Bark Jenny Ger from Rotterdam for New York. May
20, lat At 33, Ion 20 Al.
British bark. showing letters wrsF probably the Ar
thnrst me- from Dundee for San Frsncsco) March lat
So 81 =, Ion 63 20 w.
Brig Mary Psnusli tnot as mspTin.sd, Es,9n from
mtg Starlight Tucker from New York for Barbados Nay
schr Bradley steering 5. May So lat SO 2e lon CO.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.


BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer marlborough tBr, Fraser. st John. NIB. and
Yarmouth for New York. with mdse and passengers to
Steamer General Whitney. Hallsts. Boston tor New
steamer city OF Now Bedford Fish. New Bedford tor
steamer Ellen S Terry. for New York.
schr sqnircs. Crowley Dorchester NIB, for Phsdei'
Schr Charles Holt Delaney ~ john NIB. for Phiiadel
phia: - ,v-vws
schr Mary Amsdcn, Baker. Windsor, Ns. Tor New
senr James Nelson Kendall Bsira.s for New Jer.e.
s sSr r"ss %
sclrr Nail. Merrill Gardiner 70! New Yo,k
schr Henrietta. Erstain. Gardiner for New YORK:
Schr Nettio Gushing. Robinson Thoniast'n Tor new
sehr william cnum. Menansy. Haxerhill for Nov York.
schr Kalm.r, G Gil, MacSiss f9E New York.
Schr Q Hall, railman fo,kl.nd for New York
schr Jacobs. Jones' Gloucester. Mass. for Now
schr 4 Be.kell. saunderson. Salem for New York
schr isabel, rhompson followed Salem tor Now York.
sehr jesse Hart ID Wa Is. TENANTS Harbor Tor fnadei-
sehr G L Lowell Boston for New York.
sehr Agnes, Chester Boston for New York X. w..
hnns Mes. Boston % ss.te Yor Gr Now YORK;
s ss Sfn" Su sss"n To- ssw S or New
scir 3 Cotton. Randall. Boston Tor New York.
seNr Marx Psnds..n, fsnSs.op, Boston Tor Now York
snr hs s:a % Ssw Boston for York
ssT for f Ss My. y9 asr.
ssGI s.s; ",'S" e,
schr J"hn rTss % 70. New York
s S.: Sss'S
schr Glide Barrett. Wareham for New York.
ssT Dsss inT
81!
s Asa a eIs" tor ~. Sss York.
schr Peerless, smith. Providence Tor New York.
ss sr tsit s'a s'x
sc M% Ssy
schr Ella y Barae. Watts Providence for New York
@ D:. ~
schr henry Kemsen Allen, We sp for New York
ssr TSP q New YORK.
s ss: ::
sehr Only Son. Bean, Rranic.d, o.. for Now York
senr Van Brnns, Van Bran New Haven for Ba
York.
BOUND EAST
Steamer rrnnconia. Brag-. Now York for Portland.
ScrJ l. Crossley tsr, Crosscy New York for Windsor,
Ms
Schr Lake, Somers, New York for Bath.
schr Abbic Emery. Emery, New York for WEXFORD.
schr Harvest Corwin New York for Somerset aud Provi
dcnce.
scr Lavnia Delaney, Graves Now York for Greenport
IL
schr Mary Potter. Potter. New York for Noank.
Schr Annie Moore, Moore. New York for Boston.
Schr Muud Webster, Wentworth New York for LYNN.
Sc.r Mary II Miniin, Ferris. New York for Warren,
Schr q Huntington. Tucker. Now York for Boston.
schrJ Il Mitchell. norrei New York for STAMFORD III.
schr Albert PLnro. Bingham uoboken for Providence
Schr Hannibal, Pemdlcson. iioboken for Huston.
Schr Ssi.ic Ponder, Lincoln. Hoboken tor Taunton.
Schr Evelyn. Crowley. Hoboken for Portsmouth, MI.
Schr VIM Everett. Daniels. Hoboken for Norwich
Schr Ada Herbert. Allen. Hobokcn for Dennis.
Schr VI Tyler. Hobokcn Tor Providence.
Schr Richard Law HAWKINS. Hobokcn for Fail River.
Schr Bertha Conover Aobokcn Tor Brcnkors Folly RI.
Schr Amelia. Crosby. Port johnson for Weymouth
Schr Sarah Jones Phinncy. Port johnson for BOSTON,
Schr w Allen. Garter. Port johnson for Boston.
Schr L Bodnc silva. Pen johnson for Fell River
schr sas Braincrd, Hawkins, Port Johnsm Tor Say.
brook
dcncc.
sclr Archer Reeves, sinott, Philadelphia for Provi
dence
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CONVICT LABOR.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno Z, 1871
The Legislative Committee on Convict Labor met
to-day, and extended an invitation to all manufac-
turers in this State who engaged In the manufac-
ture OF shoes. brooms, brushes, furniture and all
other articles manufactured by convict labor and who
feel that their business Is in any intcrfercd with
by tho products OF the convict labor OF this State TO
communicate with George W. Hall, the chairman.
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MYS FERROUS DEATH.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June Z, 1877.
This morning John Doran found on the track Of
the Binghamon Railroad with his body badly mutt
lated. A tram OF coal cars had passed over him.
pistol snot wound found In his bead. II Is be-
loved he was murdered ana placed the track to
cover up tho crime.
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HEALTH OF THE NAVAL CADETS.

WASHINGTON, Juno 7, 1871
Rear Admiral Rodgers, Superintendent OF tho Naval
Academy at Annapolis, reports TO tho Navy Depart
ment that all cadets OF that institution who we're
sick with the measles have recovered and resumed
thor studies.
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wHALEAIEN.

Arrived At Honolulu May IL. ship Milton Stivers OF ana
from Nh land sailed 18th 90 cruise).
letter from tnpt Chare. ship Jreh Perry OF NB re-
port, her on on Shore Ground April g. having taken 2oo
bbs sp oil since leaving Tumbes 200 bbls all told
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

RUTLAND. VT, Juno 7, 1877.
Hugh Flanagan, a workman at West Rutland quarry,
fell into the quarry distance OF 40 fee, this after
noon killed
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SAILED.

Steamers Sucvia OGer). for Hamburg: Arrngon Chr,
Bristol; W A schoen Dutch. Rotterdam; State OF
Georgia fBr) Glasgow: Gamma Do Bermuda: Tsarc
BELL Richmond &c; Ellie Knight. Pbiladcphs barks Al.
iantic tBr, Barbados; Tucker, do; brig Water Lily
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CONFEDERATE DECORATION.

WASHINGTON, June Z, 1871
The Southern Memorial Association to- day deco
rated tho graves Of the Confederate soldiers at tho
lington Cemetery.
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TIE SIXTEENTH INFANTRY AT FORT LEAvES-
WORTH
" TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

lpx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LEAvExwoRrH. Kan, June 7, 1877.
Tho Sixteenth regiment OF infantry. under Colonel
Penney backer, Will arrive at Fort Lcavenworth, from
tho SOUTH Saturday next. aud they will be dstrIb-
utcd through this department. andthe various detach-
menls Of tho Twenty-thrd called into this post
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FOUR AT A BIRTH.

LAWRENCE, Mass, June 7, 1877.
Tho vito OF DR.. George T.. Woodbury., OF Mcthucn,
gave birth 10 four children last night Three Of them
only lived few hours
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HE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

~HE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature tor the past twenty tour hours IN COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
uvyX I'm,
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BALTIMORE, Juno Z, 1871
Tho nnnua, decoration OF Confederate soldiers
graves Loudon Park Cemetery took place this AFTER
noon. The attendance was lnrgcr than ever before.
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Average temperature yesterday. ...............
Average temperature tor corresponding date last
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer
Sails. | Destindtionl
one.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.


YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
fturs 1drertiseneat, presented publication after
ei7ht ocock r. H. ciu b. charged double rates.
DOW BOATS NEW AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED.
lNor sale cheap. z. WYCKOFF. Isl West 18TH o..
WANTED TO CHARTER FOR MONTH OF JULY
w Yacht Of about so old measurement In complete
order Address, stating and fall description, YAChI
box l16 Post ofhco, New York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In future all advertisements presented for publication
after eight o'cLock r. NJ vt be charged double rates.
nTyORcEs QCIETLY-ANY STATE; PAY WIEN
Ddivorccd. AMERICAN LAW AGENCY, removed OPP
oppsitc City Hail. 252 broadway.
INVOICES LEGAL EVERYWHERE, sPEEDiLn
Dobtained without publicity; advance Ayments
FREDBKICk KING, Lawyer, 81. Marks place.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
sun MOON HIGH WATER.
Sun rises .......... % Gov. Island. eve 8 Al
Sun sets. .......... 90 Sandy Hook. .evo 4 So
Moon rises. morn ! 30 He'll Gate. .evo 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-08
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

noLYHEAp. June 7, M-Wlnd SW. fresh, gale
PLYMOUTH, June 7, PM-wind sw, moderate.