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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-13

the most disreputable means, the fact
remains, as the ST Louis Republican
very tersly states it, "that the only business
the people Of the United States have to 90
with their national bonds is to pay them &C
'cording to the terms of the contract in
coin Silver dollars are coin in the
meaning of the law, and they may, there
fore, pay these bonds in silver dollars. 1t
lis none Of their duty to appreciate the debt
before they pay it by resolving to pay it in
gold coin alone; that sort of gratuitous gen.
crosby might be agreeable to the bond-hold-
'ers, but it would be unjust to the bond-pay-
'ers; it would be more than the law requires
besides. If silver is cheap, the fact is not
the fault of the people; the cheapness is
fact which they have right to take mivan-
'tage of in paying their national debt. A
debtor is fairly entitled to all the privileges
the contract allows in paying his obligations;
he can not be held bound for one dollar
more thai, the stipulation calls for, nor be
deprived of any option or liberty that it
permits. But when the holders of our ma
'tional bonds insist that the government
shall pay these obligations in gold alone,
worth per cent. more than silver they
simply declare that the debtor shall pay
81 $50 for every 1000 bond it owes on the
81, 600 OO0, 900 of national debt and S160, 900,
900 besides" This the people are not dis
posed to do, and therefore demand that sill
yer shall be remonetized and made legal
tender equal with gold.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-13

THE greatest indignation was felt by both
the white and colored people of Atlanta,
Georgia, last week, when young white girl
was put in the chain gang. Her offence was
trivial. She was young, modest and pretty,
and the people censure severely the officials
who thus forced her to stand the public gaze
in such a degrading position.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-13

BEN BUTLER grits his teeth and swears by a
bushel of stolen spoons that he will make it
hot for Hayes when congress meets. The
world has witnessed many righteous retribu-
tons, but nothing better calculated to excite
a lively interest than to see Ben Butler
slaughtering radicalism.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-13

THE forty-eight buildings owned by the
Young Mems Christian association in diff
ferent cities have cost $4,000, 900, or about
$4,000 each. There are 10e, 900 members
of the association, and 300 men were pro-
vided with work by these last winter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-13

THE sea dog of the Wabash has stumbled
upon evidence that the navy department
buildings were in danger of being destroyed
by fire three times for the purpose of getting
rid of the records If he keeps on he will
find evidence of still greater deviltry-
enough to make any average republican
turn democrat and thank God for the OPP
nnrIunitY
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-13

trust in its principles as their only hope.
The outlook is suspicious, and when next
the campaign begins, victory will again fash
along the lines. and the verdict of the people
will not be reversed bY returning boards.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-13
Whs SsmtimsI.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ID.

LORD BEAooSsFIELD is anxious to have the
Jews return to Judea. If Russia gets posses
sion of the country the Rothschilds will con-
tribute to the retgrn of the tribes to their
old home
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-13

John Mccullough lost heavily on the en-
gsgement of the Hess opera troupe in San
Francisco, and the season arranged for 10
weeks was shortened to six.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-06-13
In HONOR TO THE GOVERNOR.
A Grand Oceasion-speeches and Haud-
shaking.

Masonic hall was crowded to overlooking
on Friday night to do honor to Governor
Hendricks and to bid him good-by before
taking his departure for a three months
visit 10 Europe. In response to the speech
of the Hon ID. w. Voorhees,, the governor
said:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

Die Metien Der 6annpperIhen Sra
f6inen , 8nuseielId0ft, BORN. @eors
@geftorff, boben in Der lesten Belt cine
ni6t unbetrd@tIi6e Steiaernng erfobz
rem, mas mad elmer Rlttheilung i'm
sToaeblottv feinesiuees elmer ftnftfi9en
@ourstrei6erei bei5mmeHen lit; bic 8erz
b6ltnife Der Sabrif, fpiro perfi6ert,
neieten fi9 elmer enti6ie6enen 8eferung
gu, I'm Rni1inen> tpie i'm 2ocomDtipbau
babe fie bebeutenbe 8eitelunaen norlie-
gen unb tpeitere lobnenbe Nuftriae in
Qusfi6t; bic SahI Der Nrbeiter mebrt
fib NIT jeoem Tage uno allen Mn5eihen
nod iet bic i6limmfte 3eit fir bic DC
tipn6re bori6er.
Die @eIammtfofteu fir ben gtenbau
bes 6iefieen gentral,B ahnbofes unb bic
@eunnla3e zines @erffdtteu>, Sitter,
unb 8rpoucten>8 abnbofeS baben fi6 sez
| eeniiber Der friberen 8ernnf6lneune
BON 224 MiQiOnen R. auf q, 75O,OOO
SO. %ermdBiaen laiien; bic 9iferenS Bill
bet Elm @ripnrniB an berieuigen Quote,
pel9e bel 8erani6lasuns Der Soften
fir bic 8n6nliHie 6annoperzSarburs
fir bic ginfibruns bieier 8abn in ben
8abnbof 6annoner bOrgeiebsn lit. 8ers
tpenbet tunren Biz gnbe September b.
S. auf ben umbou reihli6 liz Nil=
lionen Ma. Sas sruSartise Sauptse<
bdube lit iest 10 melt aeoieben, baB
man es in nd3fter 3eit miro beoa6en
f6nnen.
Ser Snbuitrieperein su Ssuabriid
bat GERM Miquel erir6t, als Gbseorb.
meter oabin tuirfen gu mOIen, oaB entz
tueber auBer Der Sabresiumme BON
32,325 M., tpelde Der Direction bes
bannpperi9en 9etuerbepeins sur Scribe
runs Der seperbliden 8nede ~iberseben
niro, cine aneemeiene Summe ben ems
5elnen 2anhbrofteien Direct 5ugeben,
ODER penn bies ni6t Su errei9en lift, elm
E6etl iener Summe ben 2anobrDfteien
CUR 8ertpenoung in ibren 8e5irfen 5ugez
mieieu tueroe. Ser Snouitrieoerein
meint, baB es ipeciel fir Osnobrid
i6on BON GROCER 8i6tisfeit iein tuiiroe,
tuenn Der Staat idbrli6 nur ettpa 1000
W. gu seperbli6en Speden CUR 8er<
fi9ung eeitelt tpiroen; er benft babel
an 9ebung oes seperbli9en unterri6ts,
an Qusfteuuneen unb ON 8ilbung zines
@euerbemuIeums i'm Gni6luB an bas
our6 Miquel at9ereste ftdbtii6e Nu'
Ieum, uno iu6t na95upeiien, baB Die
erose SHmme, pel6e benz bieft9en &C.
tperbeoerein alidbrli9 bonn State be,
tuiuist tperbe, benz @etuerbetanb in Der
Brooin5 wenis ooer gar ni3t 5u Cute
TONNE.
Cine Nn5abl 6iefiser@
Saufleute une Sanomerfer bat in bieien
3aseu cine 8ereiniguns bef9lpfen,
wel6e Die Serbeifibrun9 Der 8nar5ab'
lung er1treben fol-. gu benz 3med, feline
Ntit9lieber Dor northumberland 8eriOs
men Su tuarnen, tpirb benz 8erein bur9
einen ba5u beitelten @ei6dftsfibrer ale
IA Gage cine 8er5ei6nuns Der unJuperz
ldii9en Sunoen porselest peroen, uno
ourd 8erbinbuns NIT dbnliden Sniff
tutiOnen in nnoern sroBen Stdbten tuers
ben bic Sereinsmit9lieoer fib aud pDr
ben abenteuernoen So6ftaplern 81
idiIsen t%uiiien. 2m.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
ueber bic 6 p q :.
Ginfnhr m d WmPrifn firtoen

ueber bic 6 m p q 9 n e Z.
@infubr mad 0merita fnoeH
mir in beuti6en Bldttern 5pI9enbeS:
Sn bic 66fen Der Union Uuroen 1867
8O,75O &6rbe a II 5lai9en r 1856
$40 Jlaf6en eineefihrt. SIN Sabre
1872 aber, mo 6anbel unb @anbeI bort,
tuie in 9eutI6lano einen ungenbnte1I
Gufi6wung nabnn, tuuroen in Stem yort
Bolton, 8bilnbelpbio u. I. 10. 215,522
&6rbe = 2,586,284 Slaiden ein9efhbrt.
SIN folgen6en Sabre pe%rminberte fi9
bic ginfubr bebeuteno unb betru9 na9
Auspeis BON Bonfort's ~ zine and
Liquor Circular i'm Sabre 1875, Dem
Subildumsiabr Der &epublif nur nod
1888 &6rbe poer 1,671,756 5lnz
1den; 76,2O9 &Drbe penieer als 1872
uno 1857 &6rbe peniser als 1875.
SnsqeIammt fino tpdbreno Der lesten
10 Sabre ein9efi6rt 1,54O,761 &brbe
ooer ca. 184 MiIionen 5laiden @banls
pnener. Sntereffant 1T aud Die Stdrfe
Der Solomon, nit benen Die ein5elnen
gbampagnerfirmen ~ienieits bes Oceans
erI6ienen. @Ghreno in Deutihlano bic
beriibmte @itttpe (8oe. gliquot Sort
Inr6inl, &oeberer, 9ei6fed, Woet ct
gbanoon uItp. bic 9ste bilben, fibrt in
ben Ser. Staten ieit 1874 bas fiber
be6elmte Slni6enbeer Der @bampa9ner.
Sirma 9. 81. Numm & 60. in 8bein1s ben
&eisen an. linn Sund6it fOmmen 8iper-
Sei6fied, 8. &D6erer; Noet ct @banoon
eri9eint erit in breiSehnter, &ue. gliquot
fosar erft in finf5ebnter &ei6e. 1874
eri9ien na1 8Onfort's girtular Mermm
nit 36,663 &Drben auf benz 8lase,
Seibied nit $1,000, bic @ittwe u
nit 2725. SIN nd9iten Sabre 5dblts
Mumm 3S,312 Scribe, 5eiOiief 27,3l8,
8oe. @liquot aber II 1926. 1876 trat
Wumm INNER nod nit 34,S15 &Drben
ober 416, $50 5lai9en auf, tudhrenb
8iper@Seibfied f9On auf 2O,2O2 Scribe
suridsegansen, bic @ittue a6er mieoer
auf 1890 Scribe aeftiesen tpar. sSm
@au3en tpurben 1876 an breiBis perz
idieoeue SOrten gbampa9ner in Imerifo
ein9efibrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

Staten. Weit an6ern Worten, 8rafi=
lien taufte 1uieberurn BON England
idbrlih im9 urd3I9nitt fir SIS WiQionen
Soaars @aaren, BON 5ranfrei6 fur
% Miliunen, BON BortugaI fur 5 un6
BON ben Ser. Gtooten rtur fur 4 NiIios
men Dollars. GiebSe6n 9ampfer MAIDEN
reselmdBi9e monatli6e Sabrten bon
eurCpdii6en Sdfen nod Brafilien uno
nur Smei beiDreen ben @aarens
8erfebr 5wii6en ben 8ereinigten
Staaten uno benz characterization
&oiIerrei6e unb oieie awei MAIDEN nod
ni6t einmol reselmdBise 5abrten! uno
bod lie9t &io 600 Mteilen ndber fir
SEEM gOrt als fir 2iuerpool, bic @nts
fernung biz Bernambuco betrd9t 400,
Die biz Ranap uno 8ara abr gar
1880 Meilen weniser. SIN Sabre 1875
o~ertaufte England an &aaren: na9
Guyana fir S5,O91,84e; mad 8raflien
fir $38,249,453; an bic argentinii6e
8epublif fir $15.62O,143; mad @6ili
fir S13,372,O94; nad Columbia fir
$12, $40, 952; mad benz ipanii6en Beftz
Snoieu fir $~9,257,76s; nab Uruguay
fir Sc, 124,O38 ; rab Megico fir
$5,624,613 IL. nah 8eru fir 81, 983,261.
Der grDBte 96eil bieier eetpaltigen
Summen mar an @nelnno fir Bnum=
tpOlennaaren unb dbnlihe Stofe uerz
a%usea6t, tpelbe in cen Ser. Stnaten
minOeitens ebenio gut fn6ricirt peroen,
tpie in England. 8esen Der bebeutenb
eeringeren @ntfernung f6nnen oieie Bros
butte BON ben Ser. Staaten 5u t~ueientz
l,6 biQi9eren Breiien mad ienen 2dns
bern seltefert tperoen, nls bies Der eng
lii9e Marft nern1a9 uno tuenn ni6t ale
3ethen trl9en, 10 6a6en Die noroameris
tanii9en 5abrifnnten, @senten unb
gambler nur oas S6rise gu tbun, UNI
fi6 auf oieiem Sanoels9ebtete benieni'
gen Nntbeil gu ii6ern, Der ihnen se<
bi6rt; es geb0rt nur etmas Gnersie unb
Nusoauer oasu, bieies natirli9e 3iel
81 errei6sn. Der Srofit, Del9er fiber
lid balo Ii6 ergeben miiBte, tuirbe
rei6li6 bic eriten Nussnben befen,
wel6e n0tbis pdren, bic ameritanii6en
NbiabUege 5u ebeneH. Sept bat Stem
Orleans oieie Sa6lase eemIrbist unb
miro pen Offen6aren 8ort6eil ieiner NOS
tirliden Sage fur rieien 9anoel ni4t
ferner un9eniibt loIien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
Gin nenrS AnnneIsnebfet.

Scit etrua eitem Sabre ma6t lid
bel mternebmeuoeu &aufleuten ~urIereS
SiiGeHS baS Streben aelteno, ipeni9.
ItcnS einen Sbeil oeS guSfubrbanoels
nad iibcr1eeilhen 2Gnoern in ibrt
Sduoc Sr tefpmmen. 9tamentlid it eS
Ntelu Orleans, melhes oieieS 3iel Der.
fpl9t mo bercits iino BON bort aug
Nbmnbunsen nit Der SuitoiS. Central.
Sabu 9etrohen luproen, oenen Sufol9e
oieic tie Sef6rberun9 BON @etreioe uuo
Shueinefciib nnb europa iiber Neiu
Orleans lenten iou. Samit lift fir gteiu
gort uuo nnoere Dftlihe SafenpIGbe
ole rebt5eiti9e @nrnur9 sur @adlnms
felt ge9cbelt, tpen1 Iie Ii6 I'M SeIibe Dies
Ies pihti9en SonoelsSuciees erbalten
iuolen. Wiser eS lit nidt bios Der Sanz
Del nit oeu Srpoutten oes @eitens, beis
fen iid Die Srleanier Su bemG6tiQen
irhtn, JIG MAIDEN audi eeipnlti9e 2ln=
I%trengun9en ben Sanoel nit 0terifo uno
uno Sioamcritu, ni6t iotuObl inter ibre
9ontrole Su betommeH, nls oen1 lben
crit Al funoiren u1o ~aIIsSubreiten, nd6=
benz oieler 10 LANCE BON unieren Dili6en
rno iDcitlihen @eldldftsleuten psrna6.
ldlIi9t tporoen 1T. 9ariiber fann l6tuer=
eiu 3lpsiiel berriben, oaB ). 9. 8rnfis
lien uno eiui9e auoere 9dnoer Siio=
Nmerita's Elm peites Mnb reides Selo
fir N%nfniipfuns BON 6unoelsbe5iebunsen
uOn Soften %unierer einbeimii6en Saul
lellte b;eteu, mel6e bisber biele @eleaen.
belt ueridrmt uno England unb 6ranfs
reid Elm Selo iiberlaiien baden, tueldes
bon &edtsipegen uns geb0rt. 8ie nus=
eeoebnt oieIer 0nnoel 1T, esbt iGon aus
Der eineu Sbatia6e berpor, baB nIIein
i'm Sabre 1874 Der &ertb oeS aus 8rnz
iiIien nusgefiibrten &nfee's nidt peni'
ger, als 60 MiaiDnen Dollar betrug,
Der @ert6 ser p~erianbten 8numiuole 13
N1iGionen, bes 3uders 95 Miaioren.
Der SGltte 81 Miaipnen, oes &out6ufs
81 Mtilionen uno oes 9abats 3 MiQio,
ZEN! Die neuelten amtli9en ftntiitii6en
Seisen, bnB in ben
ebten 6reiBie Sa6ren Die Qusfubr 9rns
Inn 300 Brocent geitiegen lit. unb
ION bieiem snn5en Auantum beior9te
81 9rocent, 5ranfrei6 20,
5 unb nur 4 8receEt bic Ser.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
Original 9prreippnoeusl
Bon Der &etue.
8 annoner, rs. 0poember

IL " ~C- SbOOClIlOSL.
3a6 benz fir Die @eneralueridmmz
lung Der Nctipn1re oes Marien=
8er9perf= uno Sittenuereins beftinm=
ten ~Sobresberi6te betrdst Der 8etriebss
setuinn bes abselaufenen @ei6dftsiabres
763,143 N. gesen 419,757 W. oes Sorz
iabres; tperoen baoon Die obligations
sinien abeeiest, 70 bletbt elm 8rutioses
mimi BON 593,S91 Scr. tuelder ben BEG
Sabres 1875-76 nm 349,O37 Of. ibers
ftei9t. Go Derben inbeIIen 581,891 M.
Nbi9reibunsen fir erfOrberli6 era6tet,
70 oaB II Der &ein9erpinn bon $4,000
Mf. nerbleibt. Der Die 8ert6ei1ung elmer
ausi6lieBt unb 81 &ir6ens,
S6alen~ unb iOnitisen Grbelte, 5weden
nertuenbet tueroen fol-.
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saropatf@e e-oHaa@rsarea.

SIR unfer gratt ans beutsaen seftnns.r ,,.ru-
eeiteut.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
A PRIZE FIGHT INTERRUPTED.

TWO ROUNDS FOUGHT, FOLLOWED ny GEN.
ERAL STAMPEDE.
There was 10 have been prize dght last night be-
tween Tom Dryer and Cappy Lynch, a couple OF up
town pugiliss the dumping grounds the foot
OF West Fifty street Captain Ward heard Of tho
announcement and with twenty mon dressed IN cn
zens' clothes, arrived at tho scene OF the encounter
and mingled with crowd OF about hundred people,
who were already waiting Tho principals appeared
In iu,l arena costume, and began pummelling
each other in strict accordance with rules OF
the nslic art Two rounds were fought whom
some OF the onlookers recognized the Captain lmme
diaely the alarm gwen Iand the crowd began 10
scatter Al this moment Oficer Jefferson capcd
into tine ring and grasped both combatants,
but was moment later knocked senseiess
by o burly rufian behind him. scene OF confusion
ensued, in which shots wore fred, but seemingly
without effect Lynch made good his escape, but his
opponent was arrested, az were the following per-
sous james Cassidy, Ed Granam, James Mcneil,
Michael Rogers, Dan Riley John Fabbs, Joe Eagan,
Thomas Mcsorley. Thomas Reddy, Hugh hcady and
John Clarke
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
CLEARED.

Steamer Idaho tBp. Gadd. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer HUMBOLDT OBJ. Clarke, Livorpool-Burk Jew.
Steamer August andre Ccg,. Knudsen, A-twerp-Funch
steamer wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk-Od Dominion Steam
ship 90.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. Philadepha-Jas Hand
Steamer Agnes smith. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Morgan.
Steamer Glaucus Bearse Boston--b Dmock
Ship Lord Canning (Br), Benty. Spool E-Barclay
Livingston s,,. - = 49,, :.
Bark rs,sch GER. Schmidt, Yokohama-Funch. Edge
BARK Chas Ewell tBr). Crosby Liverpool via Calais
Me-Jas W Elweli & Co.
bark Challenge r), Sharp. penarth Roads for orders
Bark Ismaele dtaD, Allegro. Belfast, IBenham Boye-
Bark Elena cordano dta schiaaino. Newry. I-John q
BARK Brilliant (Nor,. Christensen. Limerick-Funch.
bark siralsund (Ger). oehbers. Hamburg-Dnl Rad
Bark Nctaux (Br), Masters st George tBermuda)-Mid-
dleton 4 Go (recieared from April ~. = . ~
Bark Clara Il McGvcry, Walnut Bucksvillc, Solar
Brig Acmel DAM. poulssn Aulborg Dcn-Funch, Edye
Co.
Brig Selma stanford. (Ita. Mnresca Poxxuol dtay)
brig Nellie Ware. Ashbury, Minatislan. Mex Ward
Brig Somerset (Bp. Haley, St George Bermuda)-Mid-
Brig BRUSH Queen (Br), Eaton, CORVALLIS, Ns-C W
scnr Vcsta (Br), Palmer. Pointa-pitre-H vatabe n
sohr AEeida Laura Jorgonsen, Puerto PlataB Wen
Schr Chas Morord Parsons ST do Cubs-van Brunt
schr Freedom Obi, OLeary, Manxanillo-Huton, Wat
Schr Willamne Scott Brunswick. Ga-Warrcn Ray.
Schr Ophir, Goth, Boston. Mass-Chas living
Schr Nelson Harvey. Little, New acknowledgement
Wood.
Cleared oth schr joan Converse Coan Pointa-Pitrs
III A VAtabo Son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11

STEAMER EMPIRE arrived Fall River from Bristol
Saturday where she will b. lifted suicicn. TO allow her TO
and other repairs preparatory to going on tho route be-
tween York and Long Branch which she Is TO
this coming season
STEAMER HUSBAND tGer). ashore ut Long Branch. has
parted forward and gradually breaking up all work sus-
pended
SHIP PETER MAXWELL tBr). from Baltimore for Europe
with petroleum while tying on Fort Meienry ready to sail
duce 2 feet IN order II possible 70 hnd The
agents confident that she will be placed in
Orthy condition in few days and start on her voy-
age.
snIr w II MARCY from New York. which arrived at San
Pancisco April had been spoken OF Falkiank Island Feb
4. leaking 10 inches per hour.
scin GOV BURTON from Philadelphia for Charleston. be-
fore reported abandoned March 20 boarded March
light Is miles distant aud found 10 nave feet OF
~ nsr soa s 1ss Sy %
Sem WINNER, leighton, from 81 Domingo with logwood
for Chester Pa into inagua not ST Tnona March 20.
leaky.
scnR RAMBLER tdshcrman. her to Gloucester to
bait anchored of Gross p and was run into y az un
night q s "G rSsx 1swaIa % ,ns
in crippled condition THE vessel in collision with the
George Me- Maryland for Kennebnuk. arrived at New
Bedford oh, Shs % oa Sr ha 9
cutwatcr carried away.
sean MARY STOWE lof saybrook,. from Uoboken for
pawtncket into Saturday might while lying At IN
cbor pumham Light u Providence Rivor ~ schr
e Mary stowe had her staboard bow crushed IL and lore
gear carried away Providence for repairs
scnR LIZZIE having midship house badly stove and not
being ride the gale slipped both anchors aud
was towed Delaware City By steamtug l.cnnox
sem from Mobjack Bay, with lumbor for Bos.
ton parted her CHAINS Del 9th inst, and went
ashore on the bar and filled with water.
Sem uoppsss Ia Newcastle. Del. IIarbor April 10
with loss OF anchors aud chains and maingaf broken
scua sSALoA from Machias before reported towed into
Newport April with loss OF bowsprit, &c, from coso"
will discharge NJ Newport and repair.
scHw TRADE WISD. iron Alexandria. Va coal laden fo
Hoboken parted her chains Iewes, Del April D. won't on
the bar opposite Lewes aud filled with water
scuR Joux griffin. Poster coal laden from Baltimore
ra.s.
the be ach near Lcwes. Del
Sem CHARLEY wooLsky, Brown, from New York for -
Mare was spoken March 81 lat ~ 20 lon ~ 80 leaking
badly.
Sem Ispy ELLEN from New York Is ashore the rock
ca, me Island Bay. IA despatch dated
10Th says Lady Ellen has been pulled oil. probably
without damage
HAiIvAx, Ms April 1o-NavigatiNn Is open to sydney
steamer Northern Light Ut Pcton to-day reports th'
Gulf clear OF ice.
IfYAxSrs Mass April 0The bark seen ashore on the 81
mart Horsesho sloai sunday has since proceeded
I.pwss Del April 10--Shp Grand Gustav tBelgl iron
Antwerp remains ashore the bar inside The Delaware
Broakwater, in good condition. :.
Bsrx sissna lita), from Hull remains aground on tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
TEE JEwETT TRAGEDY.

Beyond the taking OF the deposition OF Mr. Joseph
A. Dean by Coroner Eliinser there was nothing OF
note developed In regard 10 the Jewett tragedy
yesterday. When tho Jurors convene to-day tho
deposition will bs read them. II would be
improper Mr. Elnger said, for him to give the
mcnt or Mr. Dean TO the public until It should have
been laid before the jury, and therefore he
declined to say anything about Il when
questioned last evening. II learned, how.
ever that the story OF Mr.. Dean throws no
additional light upon the mystery surrounding the
death OF the Jcwetts A number OF gentlemen con-
nccted with paint and oil trade met yesterday pur
suant call In order pass resolutions relative
tho death oil Mr. George W. Jewett; but In view OF the
mystery surrounding his taking oil, II Was decided to
deter the resolutions until the matter shall be cleared
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HON. w11L1AM JAMES COVENTRY.

Died, ut Ears Croomc Court. near Worcester, Eng
land, in March, the Hon. William James Coventry.
fourth and youngest OF George William, seventh
Earl OF Coventry. He born lst Of January. 1907,
and was therefore, In his S1st year. He married,
on the goth OF July, 1891, Mary second daughter Of
the late James LANG, OF Jamaica. Matters affecting
tue welfare OF agriculture engaged his sympathy
and zealous cooperation. He was Vice President OF
the Worcestershire Agricultural Society in lS44 He
conspcuousy attended its meetings. This was espe-
ciay the case thirty or forty years ugo. He gave
staunch support to fox hunting AS late as 1851 he
became major OF the Worcestershire regiment Of yco
manry Ho died deeply amented by the community.
Mr.. Coventry the oldest blood relative Of Mr..
Coventry Waddeil oil Now York.
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MrssfxA. March 22-Saisd. Mes Era Naypss New York.
Surprise %veril dot Cro, fs). Hodsson. do
Madras March <-ssiisd. Canon Harrison, Hawss Cal
cutta
PLYMOUTH. March sosaiisd srecna r. chsrsenss Absr.
deem. 4
QuxsxsrowS. March 3l-Arriyed Redrou stsphens Car.
denas; Prvi bubrovacki. Snllich, New York.
Sailed 5otn. Lizzie fro9p. Tor Antwerp; Brunette.
Ing. do
Rio 1RASDE Feb 24-Cleared. Nathiide N.
Hook.
swlSgsrspG March 25-Arrvsd. Memoria. Arvsssn VIII
25th-sailed Farewell Neuman. New York
S1ErTIx. March 26Arr Bertha Schultz wilmingt
Nermoria, Arvesen, do.
SIERRA LKoxE. March SIN port A Butler Eaton Tor
TExrI March 2a-saiied. Kate Covert. Mavne Quebec
T,KprsrKssD, March 23-in port; staubo, uunderssn.
TRURO. March 27Arrved. sir Charles Napier. Bastard
paocaS0ula
yALaScA March 26-Arrived. stoweli Brown. Anderson
paheou 10 Plea: SulRte. Lawrence. Huanillos.
WEYMOUTH March JDSailed from Portland Roads 30h,
Madre N. CARR ttrom HulD. philadelphia.
WATERFORD. March 2S-Arriyed, Olga Il. Covch Philn-
deiphia.
CoRrSSA March 25-The oacilins. Towse which arrived
here 23d from New York. reports that on her passage
named Charles Clark fell from the topsayard and
killed.
FsLxouru, March 3o-Thc Frank Flint, from Greenock
for Bombay tcoslsj. has put in lcaky.
GIBRALTAR March 29The Itaska Cotton. from Iobos II
leaking badly: she has feet OF water In the hold
ST VINCENT tCv). March PLAT midnight Of the 14th
Inst tho schr Eohen Of New York. discovered hre
Prompt assistance rendered. and the Dire
Beams aud deck burned cargo burned and damaged ~
sold by auction Partially reported by telegrapn.l
VILLA REAL, March 19The Carolina Portuguese brigan
Marys for this climber. arrived
the i7th and placed In quarantine for five days