davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE NCARAGUAN CANAL.
now TIE PROJECT FMLED-THE NIcARAGCAS
iAGENT 100 ENACuNG.

HOW TIE PROJECT FMLLD-IHE NlCAkA"CAN
fAGENT 100 EXACIING.
PANAMA. June 1.-The following is trans
lation of letter written by the American hin SER to
Central America the Hon. George williamson TO s1nor
Max Sonuors;ern. Government Engineer ot Nlcaras"a
on the canal question. IL will explain itself; Dear
Frcud. I have learned with surprise that the lati
Minister OF Nicaragua in Washington has represented
since his return that the secretary Of stle was opposed
to the iut,recea1ic canal through Nicaragua. sdch
assertion is entirely contrary To tn truth. know
persopallv that Mr. Fish was ambitious 10 celebrate with
Nicaragua treaty which would secure the consiruc-
on of the canal and that Grant desired that the
contract should he negotiated before the end Of his al
m,ni,tration The draft Of the treaty which Mr. Fish
suhuitted 10 Mr.. Cardenss excellent in Its form
and substance aud so completely assured the eonstruc-
ton of the canal that there could not be the slightest
doup; that IL would be approved by all the maritime
movers MI Cardenas objected This draft in various
wavs and presented another Objectionable, ana
with such pcremptory conditions tnat he as
sumed the responsibility Of proposing ulterlor
conditions which are mprcticable ~ pre- ent Among
these condition Mr. Carienas that the Ohed
States should guarantee the sovereignty or Nicaragua
over all her territory, and that Nicaragua should D" pr
mtcd 10 build forts along the line OF the canal Inc
United states would not do tlat Tor any H5Oh aud none
OF the maritime powers would permit Nicaragua 10 CON
troll the canal by forts however small or hSlEilhcht
these might b. am persuaded tnat Ncaiasu' hia lV9l
brilliant Opuortunity. and thdt the construction OF tht
canal will bC indefinitely deferred. Other routes less
practicable may acquire Importance. You may use
This a. YOU may thu proper IN order u correct the -r
IMPRESSIONS which CirCulst" IN NcnfdEil itSI' n4i-
ccrey the unfortunate result oi tue VISIT ol BIZ N""c"S
W4-ltiu
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
HEAVY FAILURES ~ BOSTON.

REPORTED FAILURE OF II. A. BLOOD FOR $1,000
OOO AND SOLOMON II. HOWE FOR 500 900.
BOsrON, June 11.-There is a wcll-fOunded
the street to-day that Mr.. II. ~ Blood, for
merly General Manager OF the Boston, Clinton and
Fchburg Railroad and President and VicePresident OF
other roads and Soloman H. Howe formerly OF the we'll
known dry goods obbng house of Howe, Pierce & Co.,
have failed the former for 81 OOO and the latter for
100000. or the causes leading to the failures The
TrGreIler says:
"When the Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg Railroad
started Mr.. Blood wss elected superintendent Other
roads such as the Mansfield aud Framingha and Fra
mingham and Lowell, through his personal exertions'
built and became part OF the Boston, Clinton and
Fchburg road. Following this consolidation came
consolidation with the New Bedford and Taunton road,
also through his personal effort. little year ago
became evident that the road great burden.
Mr. Blood had put his al into the consolidated line
Ii question whc her the read should into bank
ruptcy the stockholders grant from the Lcgl--
10 issue preferred stock After long hearing De-
fore the Railroad Committee u decided to- grant
leave Mr.. Howe was the COuhdan and assistant or hr
Blood and had put all his money into the enterprise, ana
now both men arc left bankrupts"
H. A. Blood Of Fitehburg G!ed petition In bankruptcy
to-day. The liabilities foot up 52s 80 45 and the as
SETS including all the that pledged and all the
stocks and bonds at per II $40 900. The prh-
oipal creditors the Ftchburg Savings Bank S269'
600; the New Bedford Institution for savings, <l2oOOOi
the Continental Mile, Lewiston, 100000; the Mer-
chants National Bank, Newlrdf0r!, $4,000; Nachu-
setts National Bank Fitohburg Ss- 667 81 Walter Hey
wood. Fitchburg, $4,000; Harrison Bliss Worcester,
Ss2 900 : II. Howe Bolton $50 900; Boston National
Bank 100000, ana - other banks corporations, and liz
dlyiduals.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
ruF MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

GALVESTON, June 1.-THE Ne,rss special tel
ecram from Laredo says: Gen. Esc0bedo and Col sam
Of MS staff arrived here yesterday Cen Escobedo mas
not yet made lhs appearance In public bat his stan ON
Ger Is actively engaged organizing force to attack
Nucva Laredo opposite this place. Two hundred men
are reported to he enrolled Col Quintera will command
tho attac king party The Daz officials are much alarmed
Col Estrada the commandant, who Is absent has been
hastily -unlmonrd his post aud 100 regulars nave
been ordered 10 Nueya Laredo from Pindra' Negras
SAN FRtNCisCo June 1.-THE steamer Newborn, rom
Mazatlan the 81 inst. brings report that Alvarez
formerly Governor OF Acapulco, who was deposed oy
Jniuez partisan OF Daz has declared FOR Lerdo ana
defeated Jlmnez engagement, and tnat the ttel
u arfiIr, nd shot Inis occurrence Is reported 10
have taken pacr May O. which throws doubt on the re-
port. the Costa Rica brought news from Acapulco
TO the 2Oth ut
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

ROME. June 1.-THE Canadian Pilgrims
have arrived here
PANAMA, June 2.-UnfavOrable news has
come from Ecuador A clerical plot 10 raise a revolt
was suppressed the 18th. The situation stormy.
ROME June 1l.-Elections are in progress
fos Provincial Councillors OF Rome and have so far re-
s Ted favorahly Liberals No clerical candidates
have been successful
LONDON. June ia boat race took place
on he Thames to-day for 200 side between r. Black
man and John Higgins. TIE latter a foul. The
course was from Putney 10 HOrtake.
HALIFAX, n. s.. June She fortnigltly
mail service to this port from England by the Allan
steamers which it said would he discontinued July
!, VIII be continued 10 the end oi the season.
PANAMA. June 2.-COlOmbian affairs are
quiet except guerrilla ngltms along the Masa-
lena Gen Carreoso who was expected i'm Panama on
the 3Oth 0 May n detained rn Tie above account The
State 0i Panama is quiet Central America IS also quiet
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
Mr.. DOLPH AS AN ASSOCIATE.
INJUSTICE OF &C. C.'S" CRITICISM OF THE ACABE-
MY's ACTIoN-MR. DOLPH NOT RESPONSIBLE

MIR. DOLPH AS AN AaNOOlA ! L'
INJUSTICE OF &C. C.'S" CRITICISM OF THE ACApE-
MY's ACTIoN-MR. DOLPH NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR 1T.
TO the EdttOr Of TIE Tribune.
SIR: In the letter on American Art"
which appeared III THE TRIBUNE Of June g. it seems to
me NJ j. H. Dolph, the artist is needossy abased by
C =" the writer OF the letter What trausgrcssion
has AIr Dolph guilty of that gives tire right OF pub
icy castigat!ng hin 10 &C C. r. Mr.. Dolph has been
held up public rdicule in your paper and bis pros
sonal standing bctlcd-no doubt 10 his great detri-
ment All this has been done Saemingiy t9 nrovs rho W
sgunCuce or the acton or the Nduohal Actutlny oi
Design in its recent election Of Mr. Doph an Asso-
chte-an act which Mr.. Doph doubtless feels there is
some recognition his Bat for the said act the
part of the Academy Mr. Dolp in way personally re-
sponsble either prime mover, alder, abe'tOr The
Academy Incorporated institution responsele fOr s
own acts: hut shoald not &C c., in bis structures
pubic institutions, have regard iOr professional
reputation and personal character II Is needless Tor
me To call before YOU the many struggles and severe
trials OF any senIadr IL profession ia New York
His reputation ali that be usually Possesses ana must
TINS De the mercy OF UnscrupulOHs wrlter under
the authority of powerful paeri thnk pr D0Iph has
fairly earned all the public gnitOn thf he ts ever
obtained observed tbat he never attempts 10 use
personal influence the sale Of biz pictures aEi places
ms works before the public solely tneLT merits He
years labor. Hal these articles appeared IN any
other jour nal than TIE TRIBUNE should never thinE oi
asking the why and wherefore. can only suppose tet
the injustice OF these attacks has escaped your notice
Agaiu ask, Is Nr. DOlph the 6cacgoat Oi The Academy
useless 10 De flung at this dog T. Failing to
he need OF Mr.. DOlph being dragged before tHe pu
lie ON every occasion that q. G." has 10 abuse and black
guard the National Academy % DesisE, ceg little
light on the subect-that may be IccOn lied 10 Mr..
Doph akiag his share OF the mud II e Tor The public
good II.
Ketc York, June g. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

AFFIAY BETWEEN FRENCH AND GERMAN SAILORS
A REPUBLICAN NETTING TO BR PROHIBITED.
BERLIN Monday, June IL, 1877.
The Reictsaneeiger states official intelligence
has been received from Yokohama, Japan June that
an ARRAY had taken place between some men belonging
to the German msn-of-war Elizabeth and party OF
French sailors one OF the latter was killed and two
mortay wounded The provocation apparently came
from the Frenchmen Steps been taken to insti-
int searching and impartial inquiry into this lament
able occurrence. . ,o--
PARIS Monday, June IL. 1877.
The Messager de Paris that Prince Hoheh-
Ohe the German Embassador. gave the french Govern
yesterday the most satisfactory assurances oi "e
many's pacific Intentions
The France asserts that the Government has resolved
to prohibit the projected penary meeting OF the groups
of the eft before the reassembiing OF the Chambers
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
al Noiiess Of Nau7ages must bs mdor,sd riih h.1
name and address.
DIED.


BELIOn sunday June 10 y hamorrhage George, eldest
SOL u capt William r. ami Mary Il. Bell aged a years
and months.
Time Of funeral in Wednesdays papers.
CHASE-At his late residence sunday 10 Irah Chase
Funeral services will hed a the Reformed Ep,copl
p. IN. Relatives friends 5cLuliY
invited without further notice.
CHAsE-KASE LODGE. No. i5i, F. A. M.-Brethren You
hereby summoned TO attend special Communication OF
Kane Lodge No. 4Ji f. A NJ 10 bs convened the ectur3
the Reformed Episcopal Church. Fifty fifth aud
Madison ave. TINS fue,fay Jane H. l717 al O'Clock
iOr tine purpose Of attending at said church, e funeral
u late " Brother irah Chase Past Of
lodge the Masonic services following Immediately thas
Oi the caurcn. BY order. - -
J. VI TIJHE Secretary.
GRAHAM-At sidney. Neb wedn esiay June Henry
ham, youngest son Oi GsOTSe and Jauet Graham deceased
aged 20 years
Funera services at the residence Of hs brother John Gra-
ham. i3j Ca-3)n Brooklyn, Tuesday morning. June
T. az ii O'Clock.
HEATON-In Cortland. y. Y Tuesday June 1877 The
residence Of H. j. Messenger her law Mrs l. ea-
ton widow oil the late Hoo Nathan HeAf0D formerly Il
HarfOrd Cortland County y y ~ the 5Oh Of her
LORD-At Newark, y. j. Martha wife OF Timothy W Lord
in tho jIth year Of her
Relatives AMI friends OF the family invited attend
funeral services az her late residence No p Clinton
on Tuesday lane - at II o'clock ~ Inerment In Mer
cor Cemetery, Trenton. y J.
MALC0MsON-At Aairc " J., June o. after I'm germ
Hlness Catherine Ann wife Of Abraham Bell Macolsou.
Funcra VII take place rom 81 Lukcs Church clinton
Ful,On. Brooklyn Tuesday l2h inst ~ y. Rei.
tses and friends are respectfully invited 70 attend
MOTT-EntcreG ntO Friday morning the sth inst.
~ Newar, y J Corneia = Mott daughter of william q.
and COrne IA 4. Mott.
Friends and relatives invited 10 attend the funeral
services Al Grace Church, Newark at O'Clock Monday.
the Il Ia
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
PUBLIC OPINION.

We expect the President to hold that the
Ecoin used in redeemiu notes and paying bonds shau
be- contemplated n the act Of March, ls6S-coin
Of gold and silver Cincinnati Commercial (lnd)
All these assaults upon the people of Kemper
County, a band OF lawleSs men with no regard Tor
human laws human life but base SANDERS worthy
oDly OF the vile wretehes VINO utter them kemper
(hiss.l Herald (DemJ
With all the disapproyal of the Presidents
policy which have noted. discover no sign OF
party disinteg grafton AT the worst, the Republican
party better than the Democratic party, and the Re
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
srp1xE AT THE COAL MINES.

PITTSBURGH, Penn, June lion Saturday
the aud boys, to the number OF llOo' employ ~
at the seven coieres Of the Lehgh Valley and Wilkes
barre companies IN the vicinity OF Coadae and Lans-
ford in the Upper Lehgh region struck against the re-
dueton Of wages which went into effect on June l. 1t
il known general reduction Of wages Will be made In
that region and 1t though the strikers VIII be obliged
70 resume work at reduced rate OF compensation
This Afternoon at a mass-meetng OF the striking miners
an.ford committee was appointed 70 ascertain the
amount of the reduction proposed The coIleries were
ALI idle there to-day.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

THE MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: There is no mortgage on the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church, at Madson-ave and Iwen
ty-fourth-st as published your paper ths morning
" ~. TarE ITre O S77 GEO. ". LANE.
Then its trustees do very unwisely for its credit
in not ming satisfaction piece at the Registers
Office
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fror other shw y.c, see second Pag,.l


ARRIVED
Steamship Rio Grande Dol-eT Havana June T. with mfsa
and pass. 10 Jas. +. Ward * 20
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALIFAX, y :. June li-Arrivei steamships caspian.
from Baltimore cortes from New.York airoL rom
JoSn y r. Tae BIsT 5gho1 bearing a,r of viceld
nrai Cooper Hey, today from Bemlil accompanied
LoNDoS, ll.saiet y Mosher, for Delaware Break
water
sAvANNAH, June II. Arrived lOth. steamship Herman
Livingston, from New York. odej I'm bark POryenr FOE
barcelona schrs. ktta VI. Barter for Boston Delhi fos
Freoport.
kris tor YORK >aei, schr Alpha fnr Yarmouth " !.
W.M'GroN. Y. c., June Il-Ceared- BARK Bertha Han
POErRFss 5oNRoE June llArivei. banks Catharins c.,
Waterford tor orders Zba from tar,nas for oriors
from Noy-Y0rs georgetown. Passel brig G.
Wright irum Rio Jancro barAs Luigi ant Beneiactor
from NewYork schr Clara g. Load fr-r Newl0rk sailed.
bark Thomas Keiii0-. Tor Liverpool.
Gtal, from GTmsby Benefatt-Ie tAHst Iom - Vincent.
At Quarantine. big Alvin Kelly tBr, rom Demeraia
Maeris ! tad~ict for B5sian xate Neygmaa f9T Nsw
clio. Abnie. Maud and N In. gl brig sal yalor.
NEW ORLEANS June ll-Clslred, BARK Elliott Tor Norrk
jopRg Pssse-Arrvei. steamship Chian. from Liverpool.
sailed ships Minnie II. Gerow, 0r Iu0gHdean slrinak, fox
scioto lac bark Arno winch was aground at the Jetes
sailed today.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEAMsHIPs.
QUEENSTOWN, June 1.-The st.ai ship Lori Cye. capt
UiquIart from Philadelphia May 81, for Liverpool, arrived
here to-day - .-- -
The Consul OF the United sydney New South
Wales has -s reported the Department state.
Of April 25. tat III boat has proyisd ey sub
ami lat 80 50 20 iOr th purpose II succong cast
al articles making voyage 10 the Continent u
Australia Persons Who sit te boat should leave reroTs
of their visit and ahy other Intelligence they wish oomn
Gated Neen Buoy. Castaways should write detailed
and the lost and depoo II in the buoy aud state where
they are bound
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

ANG-DYCKMAN-At orange. y. J.. on Saturday J1ne q.
blythe Rev Ergs NIX AZ the residence et her paruntA.
Aiary p eldest dlug ghter Of William Ii. Dyckman. Alex.
audrr Lang
MACFARLASE-SNITU-On Wednesday, June 3. AZ ths
residence Of the lsde's parents Parsipyany Co.,
N.J 10y the Rev. c. C. Parker. James d. MIcflne
carrie 81, daughter Of Andrew J. smith,
STOCKY-DEN ECKE-Ou Thursday June 7. 1877 by the
Rev Father In gene Peter otDcky tO Emma c.
OF rle late William Deneckc. all ~ this city.
California and saratoga papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
4 REDUCTION or TEN PER CENT.
: DELAWARE. LAcKAwASsA. AND WESTERN

THE DELAWARE, LAcKAwASsA, AND WESTERN
LOWERS The PAY OF ENGINEERS AND PIREMEs.
A rumor that a reduction of 10 per cent In
the wages of the engineers and remen OF the Delaware
IAckawanna and Western Railroad was shortly 70 be
made has occasioned great deal OF excitement along
the line Of that road for several days The report
seemed so authentic that meetings OF tho engineers we're
held resulting In the appointment OF committee num-
berng about thirty. and representing the varioul d'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE A1RrRTA WADE TRAGEDY

COLBoRNE, Ont, June 1.-The inquest on
tho body the young woman, Alberta Wade VINO dlsap
peared from her home in Caseton on the 25th Of May,
and whose remains we're found buried in the woods In the
vicinity May 81 was concluded to-day. The coroner
jury rendered verdict Of death by malpractice by Dand
smith, assisted by Marvin Welton and JOhn cope MAI
lory who have beeu arrested and committed for ai AZ
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

Mrs Mary Ct'pHAer 81 he Cincinnati Commercial -
Carl Schurz dismlSSes from the Interior De
pa artment clerks, 10 Oi whom were women an hut
urepared to say that IN net necessary 10 dlslss
every one of women; only say the dispfoHoi
tan Of the remarkable than that even OF
Massachusetts and goes some way TO prove the asSor-
tlous constantly made 10y women IN tis depart
mrnt. that Carl Schuw I've does not want women
I'M the department at ALL and gOIn- 10 Clear them al
out" never heard Mr.. scharz ssy lis ana 2lNe min
the benefit Of the fantsst dnUDt. am NOT willing - De-
eve tnat the husband ot Mrs schurz said any thag
nd
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

The honorable mention in the reports OF foreign commits
soners to Centennial Exhibition their home Govern
ment and aerng distinction conferred By the Jury u
Of the nteraaona Exhibition compete evidences
THAI the clothing house Of DEyLS Co occupies the leading
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
DEDICATION IN GERMANY.


A special dispatch from Berlin 10 Inc
Times SAYS: "A bill introducing new system OF
rubc instruction in Prussia whcn is 10 remodel the
famous inst tutiOns dating from the beginning OF tms
century, has just been completed by special com
mission Nv the hill the classical tendency OF loeral
instruction Sll be- somewhat modified, Whlie, regauE
eemeutar ruction advantage been derived from
American expe!fence OF the free-schOO system
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

To the EdtfOr Of me Tribune.
SIR Several of the members of the Phillips
Presbyterian Church in this city feel very much
aggreyed at an article in The TRIBUNE OF the 9th inst
and your editorial remarks thereon And trustee OF
the church. am requested TO ca your attention 10 the
inaccuracy OF the article for it has already done Us
much mischief by giving the impression that We are ex
trayagant and heavily debt You state that there Is
recently created mortgage of S250000 our church
property assure You there is no mortgage or incum
brance upon it whatever and We owe in the agere-
gate only $1,000. What you mistOOk for a mortgage
IL an instrument under seal executed by us IN the penal
sum OF $3.50 wherein It II cOyenanted thai II at any
time hereafter the property or any portion OF IT, shall
either be sold or devoted uny other prpose than the
worship Of God in conformity with the Presbyterian
forms, our title 10 the property shall revert To the
pTentOr his LEGAL representatives. whO snail tbet DC
authorized 10 treat the instrument as though IL were .
mortgage Or $3.50 O0O with ntSest from the date of IT'S
execution. in favor OF the grantOr. But 1t Is also
in the same instrument cOvenanted that 50 long
as the Presbyterian form OF worship Il
maintained there the foregoing provisions shall
continue inOperauve andwithout effect ana the tlte
shall continue the corporation and its SUCCESSORS Tor
eyer without charge and subject TO no otheF ncuuDrance
hatever No act but that OF the corporation Itself can
moi create any mortgage ncumbrance on Il. IL you
VII kindly make tins correction you VIII relieve US from
the effects OF al unjust charge which has already caused
some 10 leave and may, II not refuted, deter many
from joining us a.
Nctc- York, June 10, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
SPORTING NOTES.

BosToy June 1.-THE June meeting at Mys-
tic PARK closed to-day Honest Harry and Powers were
the winners.
PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-There were two
trottng matches at Point Breeze to-day Matte Ano
ROYAL George were the winners
HUDSON, N. Y, June 11.-At the third days
races at the Hudson Driving Park to-day, William l..
Allen and Alley were the winners.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
MATCH FOR 100000 AT JEROME PARK.

A match for $1,000 side was made last
evening between p Lorlards Basil ami Z. A. Clabaushs
Cloverbrook, both wellEnOwn and swift threeyear-od
racers aud the latter the winner OF the valuable Bel
mont stakes last Saturday The race VIII be one mile
and quarter and will be az Jerome farA next sat
urlay before the regular contests Of tho day.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

One Of the Southern newspapers tells OF
whose life saved by plug of tobacco carried
In pocket pistol bullet fired at him lodged IN the
Tobacco and the man was unharmed. MOralIf you VIII
use tobacco, don't take II out Of your pocket.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
COAL YARDS BURNED AT PATERSON.

The extensive coal yards of Danforth's Loco
motive Works and Watsons Bridge Works on the Morris
canal. opposite Garret Rock Paterson, N. j. wero
burned between and 10 o'clock last night The loss
% 900 aud Light The tire was OF mcen-
diary origin
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
PASSENGERS 4RRIVED.

FOR BDRMTDk-Yn s'sIlnsifp .ffH1nbrg. Irne IL
Nj and Mrs. W. T. Forbes Dudley Hollis Geo n. Bersiai
FreI. f.ler, H. Far-ukl D. 4. w. -nyfh samuel WYm1n.
J. A efoB W. h. Nrwb4rrr. Henry Ha,se. iptu De Iva
Manuel rcT4a 1hOs e. JeeI. JOS. Coy L. mels EsganA
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
POSTAL EXTORIION IN CUBA .
J,vAVAsJuDe 1O.-Tbe Havana Post Office

HAVANA, June 1O.-Ibe havana fOsl-Ohlce
officials defiance the provisions of the International
Postal Treaty ~ Bernie and continue IN c,ar0" "V''
. 20 ..,sl,, - GEMS gold com upon letters pre-
paid In the United states aud which should be de-
ycred here postage free This OF course, Is IN violation
OF the treaty entered into hy spain.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
,uDEY TO MCLEAN. GREETING.

FTON TIT
The Cincinnati Enquirer thinks 1t vOuld he
very graceful thng for Ar Hayes to OH r MI Ideu ho
Var,ui seat on The supreme bench IL would 1r diicut
but graceful act muZZe The EH4fuer an seiifcnody
moi many miles tine merOp dis would De exceed
ingly grateful for the deed.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
puu,nrrpur, YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1l.-ln the annual re-
satta Of the Philadelphia Yacht Club to-day of the first
oass boats the Kate Balsley was the winner OF the
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
TRADE IN AUSTRALIA.

MONTREAL, June 1.-THE latest adyices
from the sydney Exhibition show that the Australian
market is overstockcd and goods sacrificed, not
bringing even first cost
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

sacondclass the Ida May, aud Of the thrdc,sss tas
scholry. The course up the DciA~ae 10 Dei@"oS
ana return a distance OF about 80 miles.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

The sale Of ,arsaparia FOR blood and liver medicines
almost superseded by Introduction u DR. PIERCE
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY, which supasses efficacy
these old time medicines.