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CoMMENCEMENTs.
GRADUATING CEREMONIES AT THE Virginia
MILITARY ACADEMY.

GRADUATING CEREMONIES AT THE VIRGINIA
MILITARY ACADEMY
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LEXINGTON, Va, July 4. 1871
Al eleven O'Clock to-day a large assembly convened
in the mess ball OF tho Virginia Military Institute to
witness the concluding Of the scholastic session.
After prayer, music &c. tho address before the
alumni was delivered impressiveiy by W. b. Martin,
Of Norfolk, Va the annual oraton by Cadet T. T. Ho
low,y. OF Illinois, the valedictory by Cadet
G. s. Patton, OF Virginia Twenty young gentle
mon received diplomas and the degrees OF four others
were held await the issue OF further ex-
animation after the ceremonies OF graduating Cover
nor Keu'per awarded the FIRST and second Jackson
Hope medals Cadets L. H. Strothcr, oi Virginia. and
Z. W. Dawson. OF Maryland, as the highest dis
tInction IN the graduating class The Cover
nor accoml panied the award with a handsome
speech, narrating the origin OF tho medals and
tho design of the donor. Hon. Bercsord Hope, NJ r.,
in honor OF Virginia and her immortal son Thomas
j. Jackson. II paid ftting tribute TO the latter,
tracing bis de velopnient from obscurity to the pima
OF ame and ascrbng his success and glory TO con-
centraton OF purpose and devoted pety The occasion
terminated in superb collation. at the residence OF
General Smith. superintendent Of the institute
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wurrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Asy:;ns r Murphy LvsspcS ST11 y2snss 2s ssd
$ .s mnopsa eua 70 Bros, jay
y g Jon g sa; us SsFt M'nPis as 3 ~ %f sa g.
passed the threemased schr Jennie Sheppard, bound
steamer state Of Indiana Br s.dier GiasgGw June a2
via are 2sd with mae and Ha ~ m on ~
spoke slip Charlotte rom Quebec for Green.
% sSs sAs' y ~ .i"s lon ''p e" ship SLOWING
Letter. msvs % hsss. ssS fSrs syr. yup. % and Ply
24th with mdse and 10 passengers to Louis &c ee-
Columbus. Reed g.ys1s "a June me. 80 W wn un.r %a.s
% fnS .sAT 'Ss % koeSand
with sisa%.s masc and snapss.ensefs 70 MsIIory
With sisn%s. %S:. and
stesmsr Richmond. Kelly. Norfolk. with n'dse to tho
o Steamer %ibs@srie Gibbs Del. with md'e to the
oS Sps ps"R''I rSs rsdsrsf E.oD H.pS la
with %s S TO r.usor s rgsss n%s e'pa lon p
days strong variable wigd on the Cnpe June ? lat "a
i, % = 70 os ss's. ss s;s SsS,ss s'ssd
Basao. for ermnaa brig Luther s,, ~ Jces Point
E"rs Msrynt, Nor, Chssophersen Hull May II. in
Bsrs Al Sor rhor.en Limerick 80 days in ballast to
ssrs .ss . o Graa To"sScrs May
Punch kdye Co. s...,,,eo po,,.raou Vi. Della.
S.rF sSS:aS s se"R. .' ~
Bsyk Freia Norj Jansen, Bordeaux ~ days in oAisss
TO Funch Edge Co. -, l., x.u-.
Baii No. % .yrs ", dds NAY a in ballast
Rcrs annie Bell Fits. Segua IL days with sugar TO
oydcr. vessel to Benner Pinckncy. - -.
sugar and noiasses Gossier Coz vessel TO James
MI tyu Junc 13 at Sagua Captain Cover died OF
an overdose his body was brought TO TINS port
'oI nm No tHr, wall Barbados 81 days with molasses to
! II Tro wbrdse's Sous =, ,- 90 -. ..,.s ..u.. a..
Err Rcdowa Byrncs, Matanxas 10 days. with sugar 70
rerusndss Csyc; vessel to " Ber,.x
Brig sarah Emma. Hansen. Sagna III days Win sugar
| ,o =, ,rrrneil MIuturn Co, vessel u swan Son.
sehr X Cusa lof Port Jenerson) Bayes Palermo o2
savs With fruit TO II Spraguc vessel to A Dayton Had
strong westerly winds 90 lon 81 carried away oooom
sS1,s Dosne Nickeron Bsracoa 10 days with
FIJI, 20 1:on,cz vessel to Weinberg Co.
Schr John Brill Rogers. North Carolina with shns'cs 70
! Zopbcr Mills: vessel TO master. ,,,,.. xc a -.
wi,h naval stores TO 4 q Benton Co:
"ir schr Adeiine Townsend, Lovelsnd. virginia.
| Ne Aiethsa. Darby, Virginia. -
schr II Raymond, Crsnmer. Georgetown, DO. .,
1 Schr n Ruion, Rulon. Georgetown. DO, Tor Nev
~. xP~pt Raalsph, Gaesgsiszs, DC
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pr the United s.a.cs .roops o nocessary 10 ho peace

the United States troops necessary, 10 tno peace
ful exercise OF these pursuits"
'sBut suppose the Mexicans obJectf" We quered
.'rhere is a great deal humbue about the Mexicans
There two powerful classes who wart govern
ment-good government above everything else ineso
are the getfe decenfe oi Mexico-the ricn VINO own
lands, and the Indian element which Is dsposeu 10
be industrious and Is naturally honest aud peacoauie
OF course, the mongres. tue dcmagogues ana pons-
cians may try 10 lire the popular heart; oul u sno
worst comes 70 the worst IL Is not as bad as Is gen.
orally supposed. The French kept all Mexico In
order With IT, 900 lighting men,"
s'Do you suppose President Hayes contompia'es INC
SEIZURE OF the seven frontier States!" -
..Not unless the Nexicans bring II on themselves ~
they are willing allow American capital ana cne!gy
10 dcyclop the resources II will all be rgnt, ana tne
border States will be gradually aud qulcuy Ameri-
canzcd, and fall into the lap OF the Union ike ipe
near at the proper time In the worst event little
war with Mexico would not hurt this country just
now.n
.The point wish to arrive at is:-what have Lcrao,
and the other anti Diaz leaders TO do with
possible separate Mexican republic on this SIDE OF tne
sierr. Madre ount tansy 20 was tho next question.
"Nothing In the world Lerdo aud his crowd arc
aiming 70 obtain possession OF the Mexican Republic,
and their only stock trade is hatred to the gringos
II would rum their prospects TO be suspected TO have
any plans in common with the Amsrcans anu
besides. they are not wanted Tho whole matter can
be adusted the plan have indicated u fresiocnt
Hayes will only remain 1rm To his refusal 10 recog-
nize tho Daz government"
In conclusion allow TO add that the views OF the
situation contained the foregoing intervew arc NOT
Inc opinions OF an Isolated individual but arc shared
by officers OF the army leading bankers ana properly
owners, merchants doing heavy business WIN
Mexico and all other intelligent persons Win wnom
have convcrsed on the subject.
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psa ca.D,rs June si-ssilsd. Jsn' srand' o''n' Ne.
CsooxHsvEs. june 2a-Arnved. Carl D Lashrop, aeAi-
iop from s. John ier o,dsfs NATION New York.
CaoSsrADr. June I7-Arrived G Msrryman. Me"yman'
GApIz. june 49, Cleared. Resouto. Lpsr New York g.
DIAL june a-Psssd E5na so,enssp rom % pbade
Arrived 2sd Polly Pinkham. Bennett London for New
FAlsogrn. June as-Arrivsd, oborou, Smith. Boston;
Arrived oa sss. Royal Minstrel 81. Taylor. from No"
rArAI. June s-Arrived Kate Williams. Hall. St MI
G.aessT JaDs s@saiiea Giuseppe O. Ferara
sasfsis Nb sS. ssS wss.psss' Henry aasss s' 1..
sss''s sb sss EEs:sSSs'd Hi
Ma South Tyne o.
GHxspY, June assailed. PAladin. Luusns, San Fran
M.s.unq; June ao,A,,,ssS Lien. sss,lins S:w Yc..
yd1N cesu;su &C. Trosrs Ssimers &e Esd syss
~. Ham. Now York; Memphis ~. Mellon. Quebec; BO-
Sailed sisi Tssmsnan Crovel Qsssee Daphne Olsen.
SANDY fF oc r"ok Barry
ss xos Dnas'ss css
csasas S'sssst star Day. 10y
MssnD ncdsso vea DO Doth VIA
Cleared sist Mic Padre. Baestrino Delaware Break.
:ss Ea: YsS S.ss.s Ys,s from
Lap June rom Call CSao Dun'"" ITO"
'f.'s@S Tsse%s1hH june s.saiisd Kenway M.meh
LIsBoN June 16-Arrivcd Rio vouga. Now York 18th,
W Clements Lewis. New Brunswick; 7 RUSSELL Haml-
ton. PeKalongan. =.
PmAwLx PoISr June 23-Passed, Betty, from Baltimore
PLYxourH juno 21-sailcd, Glen DOVER. Quebec
PALERMO June ls-Saled, Olympia ts) Gibraltar, Cadis
and New York.
sitn, Gloucester.
RocHrsrER juno 2c-Arrived. Isabel. from Charlotte
RocnEroRr, June 2o-sailed wilkommen. Pariow. Que
bee.
SHIYLps. June 21-Arrived Arch Druid Isl, Carmichael
srAvAScEs, june i4-Cleared. Miner. HeIliescn. Now
York :. = - -, :.
Tnnsrr June Is-saied. vesnvio. Caesce. Now York.
WATERFORD, June 2O-Arrived, Columbus. Baltimore
DOVER june ~ Tho Elysia Isl, of Glasgow. from New
York for London ashore Dungeness Point about
to-day bus hoated off ut rs AN and proceeded
She ashore about an hour
LIVERPOOL June 21-The Palestine (s Irving arrived
here that the 18th inst AL cxpio
sion place In the combustion chamber ~ the port
which three hremen named Mfchnel Riley anes
Kelly James shannon. were SERIOUSLY scslded Riley
lnqcf in until the following day. whom he
died and was buried The other two
vowed Northern Hospital Ia critical condition.
immc arrival of the vessel In the Mersev
22d-The Alice (s), from New Orleans and the Margaret
from Mobile were collision last evening In the Sioyne
the former bulwarks rigging and davits aged In
jury to latter vossel said to be slight.
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A GOOD CATCH.

William Hare, alias John Mack. and Henry Newman.
alias William Nelson. arrested In Jersey City yes
terday the charge OF swindling passenger named
James Graham by representing that they were about
to leave for Europe the steamer and obtain
ing large OF money from him under
these pretences On the person OF Newman
were found United States bonds of tho value
OF 81. 600 draft for ESQ, and sixty1ve 1vefranc
pieces. Newman had also In his possession diamond,
weighing and Hve-eiehth carcts, with slip from
the HERALD Offering reward for the recovery thereof
The diamond Is set in a stud The prisoner ers were
identified by detectives sent by Superintendent Wall
Ing OF New York, as notorious thieves Captain Don-
avun. of the Hoboken police, also lays claim TO the
men under charges OF swindng several mon tbs ago.
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DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.

John Upnam. aged tweny-eight years, OF No. l65
Blocker street. u passenger tho steamboat Long
Branch to Nowburg yesterday morning, landed with a
party OF friends Iona Island They stroed about q
short time, then started for neGhboring village to
Get their dinner Half way they came across a
party OF boys pistol practising Upham was
hit by u ball in the forehead over the left
eve and was seriously injured Dr. Tilden,
OF PceKskill was telcgrnphed TOR, and upon his
arrival attended to the wounded man. He advised
Upham's immediate removal to New York. Tho
steamboat was waited and arrived hours later
Upon its arrival at West Tenth street ambulance
took Upham to the Now York Hospital. HIS condition
late last night considered extremely critical.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABxRpxHS, July 2-Arrived bark Alpha CNor,, Msroni
Bull River.
ANTWERP. July 4-Arnveo ship Waterloo tBr). Dunbar,
Pensacola; barks Belle Keith tBr), Mcdonald. New York
Avonport lBr) Porter. do Harold tBrj Dnsmore. Pha-
delphia; Il srnet Hickman usr), Smith. do
sailed Sd, bark Snow Queen (Br). Grsham. America
BELFAST. July 3-Arrved, bark Ocean Csr,. whteside
Darcn: 4th, brig Emeiine (Br,. Logan, New York.
BREMEN July ARRIVED. ship Friedrich Ger, Brugge-
man. New Orleans; bark Gernania tGer. Even Phsdel-
phia.
DIAL, July 4-Arrived brig D " Dickie (Br. Hunter
New York for Bremen.
PASSED. July 8. barh Ferris Thompson. Potter from
Hiogo and Nagsski for London.
Dover. July 3-Arrivcd, bark Maria (Sw), Grubssrom
Pensacola
DuxxIRx. July 4-Arrved, bark George jenkins tBr)
Ross New York.
GARxourn July 2-Arrived. brig Dsshwood (Br,, Deck
er. Fernandina.
GLASGOW, July s-Arrived bark Rhoa Ger, Gruenberr
Dsnen.
GIBRALTAR, juno 27-Arrvcd. brig Pock (Br,, Wright.
New York.
HAvRE July 4Arrved. steamer Ameraue tFr,. Pouzais
New York via Plymouth snip Geo huribut, Masson, No
bile: bark Abigail (Br), Raymond. Now York
HULL, July 4-Arrived. ship Bombay. wors. New Or
leans.
HoNG KONG. to July 4-Arrved, ship Leading Wind,
Hinckley Antwerp; Josun Nor,, Haun, New York.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Arrived bark Alice Cooper (Br,,
King. Bangor Me; 4th ship Bucknghsmsnire IBID, Har
land San Francisco barks McNetli, Watts Ban gor.
Me; Tenby Castle (3r). Owens San Francisco.
LONDON. July 3-Arrivcd. bark Ansgar (Ncr) Gundsr-
sen Bsitmore 4h. ship Mikado tBr Prehu. New York
barks 81 Aibans DAM. Beck, Pensacola Anna ;Ger)
sammo Now York: Buebird Cr). Mchoner, Charleston;
Gitaua (Nor, JACOBSEN. Wilmington NC; Oxford tBr,
Chrsan Pensacola; Subrs (Nor Otterbeck, New York
Masdala (Brl, Lourie. Bun River. -
LrrrH. Juv 4-Sasd, bark Milan (Aus), vucasovfch,
New York.
QUEENSTOWN July 4-Arrvcd bark Paui Thormann tBr,.
VII .~t~T T,,tu IyoIA t.r.ta
RougS July ARRIVED bark Kate Howe tfr). McNoiy,
New York; brig A B stronack (Br). Munroe. do.
sAsLns pOLoSSs. June 27-Arrivedbrig Board (Br),
Robinson, Philadelphia.
WEATHER REPORT.
Julv Vtod ".
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STABBED IN A STREET FIGHT.

Nottingham Howe aged eighteen years, Of No. 5s4
Water street, in company with two companions, got
in.o an alteration with unknown men in Rving-
ton street last night, and free light ensuod, which
was stopped by the approach OF policeman. All tho
men ran away, excepting Howe who had been So
verely stabbed she breast The o6ccr took him 10
the Tenth precinct station house, when surgeon was
SummonSd-and dysssed his Weund
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SPOKEN.

Ship John Parker (Brl from st John. NIB for London
June 1S, lat ~ 81. lon SO 81.
Ship phnoetown tBr. from Liverpool for New York. June
l6. lat ~. Ion 20
Bark Biomedon tBr,, from Dunkirk for New York. June
Is. lat Al. Ion 25
n, Ion IA $50 reported).
Bark John (seddio (3r from Liverpool for 81 John NB
June 10, lat ~ II. Ion 55 so.
Bark Oneata (B. from xaniia for Liverpool June g. no
lat. &c.
Bark Matilda Hiyard tBr). from Dublin for sydney.
CB, juno 16. lat so, Ion H.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shtpm informed
that by telexrsphing the HERALD Bureau nd
dressing Bennett No. 4e Fleet London" tho
Paris ohce sddresung -Bennett 81 Avenue % popera
Paris arrivals and departures Europswu and
ports Americsn all foreign trading
with tho United States the will be cabed 70 this
country froc Of charge.
Captains arriving and ssiinx French and Med.
ports will find the Paris office the econou
cal expeditions for telegraphing news
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO JANgIRo. ,JuIv 4 1877.

RIO JASgiRo. July 4. 1877.
Coffee quiet; prices maintained; good hrsts, 400 q
1850 reis per 10 kilos Exchange on London. 23s<.
Average daily receipts during the past week 500 bags;
weeks shipments To the Channel and North OF Europe,
lOUDr aud Cntcd States. 3I0p; weeks sales for the
Chsnnel and North OF Europe OOp and United states
12,OUU stock IN port. :o,WO bags.
SANTOS. July 4, 1877
Coffee market quiet; prices maintained 1000 200
reis per kos Average daily receipts during che past
week 400 bsgs weck shipments 70 The Chsnne north Of
Europe hedterrsnsan ports 4.00o weeks salee os
Europe 2ooo sad for the UhisA ststss AooA esest b
pert, Avo0A
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THE CLUB IN NEWARK.

For brutally assaultng man named james Miles,
In Newark, Policeman Arnold has been suspended from
the iorce and will likely be dismissed. While or duty
on Tuesday. Arnold went into beer saloon, drank
heavily and PLAY I'D cards. Ho became involved in
row with Miles and arrested him. Niles refused to go
with tho officer, whereupon the latter dubbed him
unmercitully
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GU1LLoTINED BY A CAR WHEEL.

AS Ida Burrel deaf and dumb GIRL nineteen years
OF age OF Fatbush, L. L. was crossing Nostrand ave.
nue. near the city line, Brooklyn last evening, she
was Knocked down by team OF horses attached TO
one OF the Nostrand avenue street cars. The wheels
OF tho car passed her neck completely severng
her head from her body. The driver of the car was
cfaA
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

While Morris jacob, Of No. 139 Broomc street, was
standing last niaht in front OF his store, he
saulted bv men, OF whom stole his watch while
the other beat him. Detective johnson, OF the
Thirteenth precinct, arrested William McCloskcy. who
was identified the man who assaulted Jacobi. Tho
police are looking tor the prisoners companion.
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NOT FROM SLIGO.

Ofncer McCormick's fair prisoner, Mile Johnston.
who Monday insisted that she wa from the town
OF Sligo, after being locked up at Headquarters all
night yesterday acknowledged to Judge Duffy that she
from Tenahy, N. j., and that her father lived
there and not in Ireland She begged hard 10 be al
lowed 70, and promised that she would proceed
direct to her fathers house. Judge Duffy, however,
rected the officer to telegraph to Albert Johnston, OF
Tenany., N. j.. whom Milie acknowledged 10 be her
father In the meantime she was remanded back to
Headquarters.
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A SINKING HIGHWAY.

On Tuesday night portion OF Montgomery street,
the Corneson avenua bridge, in Jers ey City, dis
appeared IN the mud foundation. Chief OF Police
Nathan FASTENED to The place and stopped traffic till
the breach WAS filed Yesterday. This highway cost
the taxpayers 81, 500. 000
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COMMENCEMENT AT ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.
TpY TELusRApH TO THE HERALD.

ANNAPOLIS Nd, July 4, 1871
To-day was also observed tho commencement exer-
cises Of ST. Johns College, the alma mater OF Hon.
Reverdy johnson. The graduates wero four in num-
bern Walter Dixon, who won the first honor; Bur-
ton A. Randall, second honor; Herbert Harlan and
Muuroc Mitchell all of Maryland. The degree Of
doctor OF Laws was conferred upon Professor Hiram
Carson oi Cornell University. Ithaca. n. Y.
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SAILED.

Steamers Canada (F. for Havre; Bothna (Br). Liver
pool: Il Livingston Savannah ship British Empire (B).
Modssts Ssr. ssa.s1ser; Paul .Gsr' E.nors: Annie
ststin and copenhagsn Prnsssssn tNorl, Hnli Grace
Semi (Aus) Trieste County of Richmond tBr Bahia and
Uemerara.
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nz-NorrcE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THR
COAsrING AND FOREIGN TRADE.-Captains or officers
ovesscs engaged the and foreign trade cbserv
ing tho dispaceme removal OF buoys requested
20 comm unicate fact the HERALD that may bs
brought publicly tho attention OF tho proper authorities
letter addressed ITO the editor Of the HERALD New York
city, giving sccurstey possible tho number and posi-
ton Of the Of their removal will
su5ce in all cases observed along Atlantic and Pacific
coasts of the American Continent When they observed
on European countries or In the
It requested that uformstion be sent either ~ telegraph
Letter to the London Office Of the NEW YORK HERALD 20
fleet street. London Pmrs Office. 81 Avenue do
rOpera Paris Whore tho telegraph used dispatches
may be addressed Bsnnstt 10 Fleet street. London. or
"Bennett 81 Avenue do Opera Paris" Where cases OF
are in the OF countries beyond
the each Of telegraph in Asia Africa captains
com with reaching the first conven'
liant mort This alton will bo csbled free Of charge
the HERALD and published
mrNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT-The NEw YonK
HyRALp has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal
for u,e ON board the HERALD yacht showing while
burning rod rod changing from one 90 the
other in cson several miles distant
Caotsins of vessels upon seeing this signal will obge
by preparing marnc they may have Tor the snip
News Department Of the HERALD.
aS-Pe rsons Of communicating with vessels arv
Ing at New do by addressing to such vessels
care of HERALD yacht. Pier No East River. New
York. Letters received from NIL parts OF tho world ana
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY
suN AND MOON WATER.
Sun rises. ........... 10 Gov. isano. .eve W
Sun sets s......... 81 Sandy Hook. eve 22
Moon rises . morn IL 90 He'll Gate.. ....eve 4 So
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
July 4, 1877.
A. Hour ISes ses ,Ss: pss. Wind. WsssAsr. S's.s 81
IosniisI Shin 4PMISO.OO "a NtlParty cloudy
Highlands. SPMI3D.OOl 72l st,Ciear
Rar I ~ pm l3O .OOl 70I WSWtl Partly cloudy
eP-i.r .Nod.r.te tCcntIe
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SattA Desfinai'onI 0Aoe

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Trinity t New London nearly ready for sea- and
will sail week for the South Seas for elephant oil
letter from board schr Union, Tripp OF Wsstport
dated June 70 reports al WE'LL with bbls blacksh
and Is do SD o- months ont
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OI IED.

DAvEyroRr.-On Wednesday. July 4, Captain JAMES
A. DAVENPORT, in the 50th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends, also Sandy Hooks pilots, are
respectfully invited TO the funeral, from his late resi-.
Two +. II.
lFor other Delkhs Sec klepe,.th Pagel
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YACHTS, srEAMBOATs, sc.
SAILBoAT WANTED WILL PURCHASE OR HIRE
pa Cstboat. IS to 30 feet long. Address RAvENNA.
Herald Office.
T,HK AbLK SEA BOAT AND FAST SAILING. NEW
ysss oeart ~ BSeeklJn
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WEATHER REP
FOREIGN PORTS.

RoLYHxAp. July 4. Wind SsW gentle.
PLYMOUTH. J uiy 4. PM-wind NV. gentle orcese
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
July 4. 1877.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 4, 1877

Brisk. Moderate. +Gentle.%
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will upon them, they would set them
upon the remotest battlements of God
creation-far out upon the borders of
chaos and old highland then lash
them naked around the circumference
of the universe throughout all eternity
But human punishment can be inflicted
only for the parpose of defending soci-
ETY.; all beyond must be left in the
hands Of Divine justice: Vengeance is
mine, saith the Lord. 4 will repay 4"
1n the course of the same debate. a
membcr from tn back wood-, Mr. Mott,
c,me 10 the rescue with some personal
recollec'i rs H sail:
"Grntleu.n reed not tell me- that cor
rupt means we're a. made use Of by
rhai clip"fatiou | know something
snont that know Stone If h. boys
that - the corruption mou-y l know
very we'll when th.- question cam uT.
m. agents If the Pennsylvania compa-
y dti try 20 d,frat ule hv sending =
.r2i upto ny djtrlct " irh from IS "0D
- nnr 90 render my O. nj rt.pa for
dr TAFT >.rstc IL t.o-e.ble Thy
grew. -Ir ttG' The newt DE Mott,
would be on hand 10 help defeat tn,
tiH AID h. lrnS there ! was got offered
money myself, 5ct my wife was offered
@25. coo {" IL tiCer ce' NE TO vote for .he
bill, aud $4,000 TO secure my vote
:or giving the rest away to
these fellows, but she had spunk
enough 10 say to the Uouldbe- briters
No, We are poor, very poor; but. said
she, have always Travelled with Hen
~. with his head up. and he cannct go
back to his county and mine, with that
sort Cf money in his pocket So it is no
use for gentlemen to talk to HE about
the virtue OF this Pennsylvania COM
pany.'"
Possibly these historical scraps may
furnish some ground Of surmise that
the recent wbirlwind of riot and de-
strnction was not altogether without u
producing cause. At any rate enough
is suggested to demonstrate that it is
safest to build right from the founda-
ton in all great works. Eternal vigi
lance must be exercised lest any flaws
Of corruption creep in, introducing pre-
mature disintegration and overthrow of
I the entire structure.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-27

FoR SALE. in lots To sui;, $4,000
grain sacks ) BANTER & Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-27

A few years ago August Flower
was discovered to be certain cure fol-
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint A lev
thin Dyspeptics made known to their
friends how easily and quickly they had
been cured by its use. The great mer
its of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER became
hersldei through the country by one
sufferer tc another. until, without ad
vertising, its sale has become immense
Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling il. No per,
son $. fering from Sour Stomach, Sick
Heaiache. Costiveness. palpitation oil
the Heart. indigestion. low spirits. etc,
can take three doses without reliefs
Go to your Druggist aud &c, bottle
for IS cents and try il. Sample bottle
10 cents. Crane s Brigham. Agents.
San Francisco.