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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON June i6-Snilco, steamers Victoria. China,
Worcester, George Appold Norman and Neptune; snip
I7,hArived. Johns Hopkins Haett Baltimore
via Norfolk Rsttlesnake. Smith. Philadelphia; General
Whitney. sett New York; bark Lizzie. Carney sagua:
schrs Rebecc. shephard Robinson. and Bnrs Crosby,
Alex ,ndriW: Helen Ames, Endicott. Baltimore: l. Al.
ans. Ntckerson. aud Bryan. Lee: Lee. Williams
aSS S"d. s f ss,. Ms and
Crowell, Pniiaiepbia; Evergreen. Hacket lIoboken
is,h--arrived. steamer Roman Croweii Philadelphia;
bark Friedrich c;erl, uidernp Taiwanon: schr Steel
sssma Via Pasque Island where ashore Florence
Dean Westsate, Alexandra: l. I;nrnham Harris, Bnlti-
Iicwsy Bryant aud a u Iiowes Newbury, PhiIadeipna
Macy \ Am s.en, Baker. Port Jobnson
Percs, Newbern. &c; Commerce Walker Roanoke River
bark Maria lap; Mardi, sunderland. sshrs Roser. il
Cleared steamer Vim Crane, Homes. Boston; barks
DuGas tBri shaw. Hsmburg Northwood tBr, Adams
and VIM Fling Psndeion ro sa ref'; %ch e
B"KERs L1SpISG june le-Arr,ved, schrs Marietta
Hand cldsm,th: Newburg Isle OF Pines. iegr. Ronuout
Johns. PIX.
C,csreiaBars Laura Marta cGeu. schorss Bristol, r.
DaSvERsfoi9T june l7-Arrivsa sehr David V streak
er Gs!,iiSn wSa %ns ,nr ..,o,
New York Tor Portland Light Of the East. Higgins Tor
ssf Gs sH%f' sSS DO TOR DO
Porter. Kendall Philadelphia Robert Center ulse New
FORTRESS MONROE. June 1s-Arrivcd barks Kars.en
Lanyard Nor. Jakobson. liavre, seeking; Annie Maud
Armstrong Santos for orders schr John. storing. Guam
tanamo. do
Passed In for Norfolk BARK Kings County tBr. McCel.
land, fiom Ipswich. II. via Sandy Hook.
Passed In for Baltmorc-Bark Cricket Keen from Rio
Janero.
Antoinette taD and aria Luira cta for Queenstown:
brig Salvador sp), for Bayonne toll from Baltmore).
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JUNE Is. 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wuITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wuITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Italy do. simpson, Liverpool June q and
Queenstown 7h with mdse nnd passengers TO " Hurst
Steamer Wieland QjerJ, iiebich. Hamburg June aud
lIayre 9th with mdse passengers TO Runhnrdt TO-
steamer Dorian tBrj Soahwck, Almeria May Naples
18TH leth Rod oath. Palermo 18th and Gibraltar
June with mdsc Henderson Bros Had clear weather
and winds the Banks thence foggy weather. Juno
H. lat ~ 81 Ion - 81 passed bark Adeline of Fnme)
bound W. 18th, no lat &c rnssian bark. showing signal
letters QBlW bound TO New York
steamer whitley I'D. smith, catsnia May II, San Maria
10Th, Palermo I'D Mnten 18th and Gibraltar 3lst with
ftuit to Phelps Bros Go.
steamer t,iIsand tBr Rutter, Havana June IL. with
sug ~ to " Welsh Go; vessel to Joshua Tucker
stenner City Of Austin Stevens Fcrnannina. Fla, aud
Brppswick Ga June ~ via Port Royal 10TH with mdsc
and passenger n MALLORY Co 18th inst, lat ~ ~
II 49, passed schr Isaac Oliver from Aux Cages for New
York. days ont. III ~
mdse TO Vim Clyde * 10.
steamer gnos McCreery. PHILADELPHIA with mdse to Bo
CERT Il Morgan II
ship 81 Petersburg tSo) Hansen Antwerp 81 days with
empty barrels Tobias Co. Had light westerly winds
and much fox west Of the Banks.
Bark Paimini Utsh Castellana, Cork ~ days. IN
ballast t. Siocpvich < Co.
Barr Christopher Columbus (Norj Krudsen, London
derry III days. IL ballast 10 Bockmabn. Oerlem X Co.
Bak Ncptun (Nort. Hansen, Bremen 6s days, in ballast
to Benbam AZ Boyesen.
BsrE Henry 0ier Minssen Bremen ~ days, with mdse
TO " Koop 60. Had light sW Winds with much fog. west
OF The Banks.
bark ssnpo tRus). Stsnmen. Bremen via Delaware
Break ~ days. In ballast. 70 Punch Edys Co
Bark Mozart tNor, Albrctbsen. Bilboa 30 days With
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AMER. June 6-Arrved, bark John Worster Wiun New
AspISwAiI. June 1s-ssied steamer Colon. Grnsn Now
York.
AElcI4r. cB juno l4-Arrlveo, brig St Francois tBD.
BARsADos May 2e-Arrived previously bark Coumbia,
In port Nay 20 bark Corair idg Boston 81
gold big While sBr' to load at bomiaioa for Delaware
:,i..a %
Ss, ss ss s ss !:
Cisco srrived 25.h disg; Grace, Wilbur: from do
s:s sa s: s; SSs.s @ s.s' rsns: r
ss. snssa 9sssHs: scott syss fa
gene do; SMITH Prince Leopold !Br. Cochran St Jo-
ssss ssys Ss% a'i nsss
.S I'd ;s :, all a,s I
'' T. s'is sS' a'!$s 's:i
ss Ss. sS:s h"ss %
az sss f Fsss 3d. to
III 5e;s s %
Drsxa.aA, May 2a-Arrlvcd. schr W II xetcalf Petit.
e a , y?s s. T K.nS:sy l
II Ssr.M.y Is ship King Arthur BD, Redwood, for
June bark Sarah F,s1.r Knight, 70, Liver
rom T%,nsSs ;saS l.,[ FoTs Williams
OBJ, stephen, glasgow for Montreal
ae Ses. as ?sS Rowing SAILOR Bryant
COY s'x ka as' ss:'fs fSas
and Thsobald. Adams. ldg
HAIirAx juno ii-Arrived schr Champion (Br. lei gh.
sailed 18th sss Mar, Bss' SToa Quebec
MELBOURNE. June 2-Arriveu. bark Chasca Washburne,
MosrnvipEo. May Io-In port bark Megunticook. Hem.
PAssiLos pE PrcA. May 2s-In port. ship Cosmopo'is
PssNAasUco. May l4sailed. brig Sarah tBe. Trenick
PvcwAsH June 12-Arrived banks Canning (Br3, Mtche-
mel, Halif.x; ElIida Mop. Andersen. So,
Ponr MuLc.AvH. june i4-Arived, schr Cora Harris,
QuEsrc June I4-ciesrod "brg" probably barge) New
Ny II; ) eo, MAX Lizzie II sas'on from b.
.e c.e".s for New Yors e' ..a p an ssrk as.
from 5:U.. tcT London probably the rerr. thompson
sAcsviIIs. M. june ii-Arrived brig Alice Ad. tBr,,
sailed an s'It on.xay a wi,% r,m Clyde :,
tBD; cees. Baltimore Adana Roke Rhodes, Pensacola
Corr .' sder IN Se Sisssn DO s.nsd. yoP,
bin. tsr sseosd dol snow Bird tsr Grips. do
Sailed 18th. brig wesmorslana tBr), Campbell, Wick
Cleared 18Th brig PrSarsne Sl.n.s. sSo r;rl;sa Hon
starkey. Vineyard Haven for orders.
Cleared ,th .sh5 S.s e, New Yo51
isrclnuAso Nav l5-In port brig -oourad tGer,. 70,
v.LrAmAiso NAV s-sailed. ships Dolphin tNic,. sar
barks hsbe Nor qniae and chartered from valparasc
bay % New Fran I %
~ port 18th. bark Hosea Rich. Mcn.es. unc
Boston. ~ - - =
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A CLERGYMAN ASSAULTED.

As Father John Fitzharris was leaving hts house. at
No. 40 West Washington place, to attend a dying
parishioner he surprised at seeing crouch
ing upon the stoop with knife in his hand. With
out any intimaton OF his purpose tho stranger rose
lifted the weapon and aimed blow at the
clergyman, which, however ONLY tell upon the
hand he had raised to avert 1t. When policeman
appeared and brought this mys erious assaant to the
Ninth precinct station house, he found TO be
James Brennan. man OF nifty, who lives At No. 147
Christopher street. Father Fitzharris when no re-
turned from HIS SICK CALL went TO the cell whore the
prisoner locked up and recognized In him q
man with whom no had had some difficult
ties about trining money matter He could give no
for the alt made upon him and could
define why Brenuan's displcasurs bad moved
him TO proceed to such an extremity. The cut which
tho reverend gentleman received was severe but
da geruux The knie-a common utensil intended for
table use-had cut portion OF his hand and nearly
severed Of his fingers, but the wound s pain
m han
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CHICAGO OFFICIALS INDICTED.

CHICAGO, Ill. June Is, 1877
rhe Grand Jury, which had been in session during
several weeks past investigating alleged frauds in
uection with the Board OF County Commissioners, and
which had, said found evidence OF great frauds
on the part of the County Commissioners, held their
last Saturday. and this morning, just before
adjourning presented indictments against John Mo-
Cafney, Patrick Carroll and A. Is. johnson, who are
or have been, County Commissioners, also against
George S. Kimberly, Glenn. Periolat Sergeant
ODonnell Sweetzer, Daniel Webster and NJ c. Hickey
Police Superintendent The indictment against
hickey is tor renting Daniel Webster (colored) a
house which has been kept house OF ll-iame and
The indictment against Webster is for keeping the
house
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A BROOKLYN TAX DECISION.

decision was received yesterday from the Court OF
Appeals in the OF the suit OF william A. Guest
property owner on Third avenue, Brooklyn, against
tho latter city to cancel OF 81, OOO on
the ground that the act for the Improvement passed
in 1861, unconstitutional. The plaintiff also
charged fraud and irrcgularity The case, which in.
VOWED the canccng Of between $780, 600 aud $500 600
iL assessments Third property, referred
to Richard Ingraham. The report Of the referee was
in favor OF the plaintiff The General Term OF tho
Supreme Court reversed the judgment OF the court
below The the taken to the Court of Ap-
peais which naa now decided in favor OF the city.
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THE POINT OF ROCKS INQUEST.

FAILURE OF THE JURY TO AGREE UPON A vER-
DICT
FRIEDRICH, Md. June Is, 1877.
The Coroner's jury nquiring into the cause OF the
collision the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near
Point OF Rocks, Tuesday last, in session to-
day from nine o'clock A. NJ. until evening and failing
agree upon verdict adjourned until Saturday Esd
inst. when il Is probable majority and minority
ports Will De made The jury now stand ton for
surfing the railroad company generally for not Issuing
specific instructions for the safe running OF the
tram, and two tor censuring the conductor
and engineer only OF the excursion tram
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OBITUARY.

ALDERMAN WATSON i. LARUE, OF NEWARK
Gu; OF respect TO the memory OF Alderman Watson
f. Larue. who died early yesterday morning, after
long aad painful illness, the flag of tho Newark CITY
Hall noatcd all day at hamast Mr.. Laruc was
we.known and highly respected business man Since
his election us an Alderman by the people OF The Fifth
ward Of Newark, the only official act lie did to
take the oil Office OF the orgauza
ton Of tie Council He fortytwo years age and
a bachelor. During the war he served IN tho Union
army. He was member Of the Masonic order. Yes.
tcrday the Masons and the Council met and look ap
propriatc action, resolving TO attend the funeral
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enpay bensn - eve.rs vel = Q Tobias Go. wr 81
s' z::, Sss 8 day.:
I'm; &C.: shs:ss ~ ~. win
via az 90 ssds . g. os
ssrh Ron: ODD T,Snts. Dsmsr.ra 20 days, with sugar
Bark Xsshids 1swed) Rsdsrberg, PORT Spain tTrinidad,.
Bark Aid tSoIS. Aa.l..n o.rd.nss Is days, With
s. :. g Is with
70 order; vessel to B Dearborn.
s.s sisss With sugar
ss ssI, sssi e days. with
Brig Irvar lGsr HilsnsI Porto cabeo IS days, with
Brig Manuel tsp Ponce. Havana June with sugar to
days with sugar Young Co vessel Henry.
De nss s 70 Ca TO
sehr Zephyr Br) Lore Psnambuoo so days. with sugar
schr Nymph tSs brown Belize Hon. 10 days, with rub.
seSr Cuba III :. John 'NB,. Hutchinson. Port Spain
tTrindaa rs days, with oassss to Rowland Aspinwaii
sesr Ms.ara ss.sas Sc day.: with
nay. stores to spencer Parker % vessel HurSus
s sssT T.. T I'll. c Hs5.i, y, y5saiA
Sa-Bsrk Mari. Carabona HtaD. which anchored In
Gravesend Bay for orders. came up TO the city.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
senrJ Mundeli. Beckwith Georges Banks for New
schr Congress. Willard. Portland Ne. for Now York.
s sT Ssad sen Neg s.dnrd 70,
York. -
schr benjamin English. Chase New Bedford for Now
schr Whistler. Keete. Taunton for New York.
schr salmon washSurn, Hathaway. Taunton for New
Scar s Dean. Clark. Taunton for New York.
schr SAllie Ponder, Linsoln rsqnten for New York
s Sch. Emily belle Kelly b:aai. IS NV york
schr Ontario, Burdic Pxwtuckss Tor New York
s.! May Taa .iss, y York
sehr Anna B. Jscq ss:; Newpor. 70. New York
schr Tunis sodIns. slye, Pan River for 10. York.
schr Greene County Tanner HYDE Providence for Now
ssSr % to- Tor New NJ. 9 T"1
schr ohm Buckaiew. Seaman, Providence for New
ssSr Minau.s Phillips, srovia.aes for New York.
schr Henri, May. Hatch. Providence for Ioboken.
ss }ssc e York
sshr AIti.s Wilson, rIovdsncs for New York
seSr VIM Burden Xaa,.. Proviasaes for New YORK.
schr sM Tyler. H.r. Proydence for New York
sss. F.s:%ss; aidsdss; assSiss e. York.
sehr cerro Goroo, chanplain. New London for New
sesr xoss ScrshDo1 for New Wy
BOUND EAST.
steamer Rleanors. Johnson. New Fork for Portland
Steamer City Of Fitchourg. Springer. New York for New
steamer Grant Gus revenue). Fengar. New York for
Newport
Steamer Tihs. Ewing. Now York for New London and
schr olivia O'Muilen Br). Jones, Now York for St
John. nh
Schr f Potts, New York for Maiden.
sehr Joseph oake,. Parker, Hoboken for Boston
Schr Pennsy lvxnia, Reynolds. Hoboken for BOSTON.
Schr Harper smith, Hoboken for Warren. RI
Schr Marshall Perrin Packard Rondout for Boston.
Schr bake, Blake. Rondout for East Donuis.
Schr Cora alsey. Newburg for Norwich.
Schr b Tyler, Whistler, Anboy tor Pawtlcket
schr Reading RR No IS, McDcyitt, PhiladeIphia for
EOank.
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INDIAN TROUBLES AT Okla.

MONTREAL. June IS, 1877.
No further arrests have been made al Okla to-day.
Colonel Amyo Of the Provincial Police, it is
his intention to make any arrests II Chief Joseph will
consent to interview with a view of settling the
points at ISSUE Chef Joseph and about fifty Indians
are armed and in the bush outside the village OF Okla
coone Amyot says the object Of his visit Is TO protect
the French Canadians including priests and nuns,
from being attacked by Protestant Indians who
under arms but the latter are OF the opinion that this
IS a mere pretcxt TO get them within their grasp II
Is reported to-day that the police have ordered all
newspaper reporters TO leave Okla.
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Nj. David l. Garrigues, OF the best known and
highly respected members OF the Masonic body
IN Ncw Jersey, died at his home, IN Newark late on
sunday night, aged nity He had boon III with
painful umor and other troubles for about two years.
Mr. Garrlgues Past Eminent Commander OF Ia.
mascus Commandcry, Knights Templars. Of Newark ;
Past High Priest VI Union Chapter, No. I, Royal Arch
Masons, and Past Master OF Eureka Lodge, No 49, A.
Y. and a. H. He VIII be buried with Masonic honors.
II possible, the funeral will TO delayed until next
Sunday so that the grand honors may be paid tho
memory OF the deceased brother.
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NEW YORK 1HEKnD TUESDAY JUNE 81 Is7z-TR1PLE SHEET

QuxsEc. june i6-Dark The Kildare Br,; for Belfast
before reported has been dsmaned hauled into deep
water and will be pumped out tor survey.
JoHS NIB June l6Piot arrived here this morn
INK from Yarmouth. M and large jnastcu
American schooner from New York. laden. Tor New
oundiand went ashore Cape sable, Seal Island, on
Tuesday night. crew saved.
LAuScHKD-A hne schooner. called tho While Dewofe,
was launched from the shpyard OF the Boaman Bros
lars the 18th Inst fhe $50 bur.hen 81
feet Keel "a feet beam, hold feet 10 inches
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BAPTIST REUNION.

Tons RIVER, N. j.. Juno ls, 1871
Tho reunion OF the New York, Philadelphia and New
Jersey Conferences OF Baptist Ministers opened Sea-
side Park, Toms River n. j. to-day, with the reading
OF an essay by Rev. J. u. Walker. OF Philadelphia.
Rev. A. J. Rowland, also OF Philadelphia. presided.
Many clergymen and laymcn present and delega-
tions from Baltimore and Washington will arrive 10.
night
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NEUTRALITY OF SWEDEN AND
NORWAY

WASHINGTON, June is, 1871.
The State Department is to-day receipt OF official
Information that the government Of Sweden and Nor
way has issued proclamation OF neutrality in the
war between Russia and Turkey, and that the Cham
bers have made special appropriation OF 1000 900
crowns for strengthening the military and naval forces
OF the Kingdom, with view, II is supposed Of being
prepared to maintain the neutral position thus as
eumed
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Juno Is, 1877.
storm last evening broke loose from their
ings oil the steamboats, lying ut the evee and blew
down the smokstacks Of the Osceola Belle damaging
the boat the extent OF about 500. Other boats
were uninJurcd The Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. Court street, and several residences
partiaIly unroofed.
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Bark Atts Aus. from Alexandria Z. tor New Haven,
June Is. lat 81 ~. Ion II 20
Bark Reindeer, New York for Demerara 2 lat
705 Ion 80 o.
Brig Sparkling Water Hichborn from Port CALEDONIA,
Oh, Tor Havana. June z. lat - so Ion "A IL.
Brig ELIZA Thompson. Of andSor New n avcn from Porto
Rico. 3 DAYS out. June IA lat 81 IS, Ion II OIL.
Brig Belle OF the Bay bound june o. of Cspe Hat
teras.
schr 4 4 Cottngham. bound -. June II. OF Chinco.
league.
schr Florida. from Belfast Me- for jacksonville June IL
on Chincote wguc
yacht, unknown from New York for Costa RIGA,
with men ON board. June 5. lat 80. Ion u
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MASSACHUSETTS, RIFLE ASSOCIATION

BosroS, June 49, 1877
The Massachusetts, Rife Association began its first
annual spring meeting to-day at their now range
Walnut HILL miles distant on the Boston and
Lowell Railroad. Twenty prizes offered, ten at
long range and ten short. Both matches open
10 all comcrs under Crcedmoor rules for shooting
There were over 100 contestants and large number OF
spectators. The winners at long range-Soo, 900 and
1000 yards-with possible scores OF IS, 40 and so,
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CANADIAN CATHOLICS.

QUEBEC, June Is. 1871
A pastoral letter from tho Archbishop was read In
the Roman Catholic churches here yesterday, COM
muncating the rcscr,pt OF the Pope respecting tho
dedication OF this Province to the special
Of ST. Anne. and intoxicating the advantage OF partcu.
lar devotion 10 that saint.
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TELEGRAPHIC FACILITIES.

The Western Union Telegraph Company opens to-day
its Office at Surf Hotel, Fire Island connecting with
the telegraph sysom OF the company at Babylon, Long
Island, by submarine catia across the Grcat South
Bar. Firo Island ~ thirty-lye miles east OF Sandy
Hook. Captains OF steamers~and masters or vessels
requested 10 display thor Signals whom on Fire
Island
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REAL ESTATE FAILURE.

CHICAGO, Ill, June 49, 1877
Edward c. Waller has nlled bis voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. His secured liabilities $500 900;
unsecured $l72 900; assets $780, 900 in stocks and
real estate OF nominal value Waller has been prom
Ineut real estate dealer.
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NAIL FOR PORTO RICO.

WASHINGTON June Is, 1877.
The Post ONCE Department gives notice that the
lrect Porto Rico mail scheduled for the Goth inst
will not DO despatched until the Odd inst, the depart
ire OF the steamer Huntsville from New York being
postponed to the latter date.
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DUTY ON FRESH FISH.

WASHINGTON, June Is, 1877.
information has been received At the Treasury De-
artment that the United States District Court
rot has sustained the decision or Secretary Sherman
hat ported fresh dsn packed in is entitled
Tree entry as FISH intended for immediate consupp-
ION
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CANAL OFFICERS SUSPENDED.

ONEIDA N. ", June Is, 1877
Canal Commissioner WaIrath has suspended Canal
superintendent &. W. Avery, OF section six of tho
Erie Canal and ordered superintendent Drake of Sec
lion seven, extend his authority section six
until other wise ordered.
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NEW HAvxx, Conn, Juns 10, 1s71
To-day $50 new city bonds Of loo each were
awarded TO Parker ssaokpois. Of Boston, for
l052 81 EACH they being the highest Of twenty
bidders representing bankers al over tho country.
The bonds ave per cents payable In twenty years
and redeemable In ten ycarA
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

MipDLErowS, n. ", Juno 49, 1877
william Hunt, aged fifteen years, son Of Cornelius
D. Hunt, OF New York, who shot himself accidentally
on Friday last, Rdgebury died his yes
terdav.
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DIED..

RooxKY.-Junc IL. EDWARD ROONEY, aged 40, native
OF the parish OF DromAregn, county Down, ireland.
Tho friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
the FUNERAL on Wednesday, June 20, at ono O'clock
Cemetery
(F0r Other Deaths See Eighth Idge)
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CANADA'S WIMBLEDON TEAM.

MONTREAL, June Is, 1871
The Wimbledon team will report at Quebec Friday
and sail Saturday for England per steamer
Sandman.
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DEATH FROM TETANUS.

MIDDLErowS, n. ", Juno is, 1877.
John A. Roy, farmer, aged twenty.thrce years, OF
Dcckcrtown N j. died yesterday OF lockjaw from the
effects Of woundlng his foot with a rusty nail fort
night since. lie leaves wife.
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DROWNED.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, June Is, 1877.
Joseph Bordwel old citizen, was found drowned
In the canal at Albion yesterday morning.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

letter received in Nantucket last Tuesday from bark
Canton. sherman. ot NB reports her At Albany New llo
land Austraial. April I. with 1920 bDls sp All WE'LL
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past tweutyfour hours, in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
UvpAIp Bu;lutnR:--
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Average temperature yesterday. ia
Average Temperature Tor corresponding date last
73Js
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ATEs OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

PLYMOUTH, June 10. PM--wind Sw, light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-19

CALLAo, May 2s-The following gives the particus
age sustained by the American and Provincial vessel
dncudng the wrecks during the late tidal wave
previously briefly reported