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GUSTAV KAPPIs, JOURNALIST.

Tho death OF Mr. Gustav Kspps, one Of the best
known German Journalists OF New Jersey, and for
nearly score OF years connected with tho press OF
Newark, was announced yesterday II took pace he
day before, the Kuscr farm, Trenton, whittier
weeks ago Mr. Kapps went in the vain search
for health. Hc was born at Woldbcrg, wurtcmbcrg
Germany. In 1881 and came to this country IN lS49.
He was connected with various papers in the West,
and finally settled In Newark local editor OF the frei
ZeifnnG This In 1853. For the last eighteen
years has been steady laborcr that paper. The
many years OF arduous night work told on him,
and carly last spring no was forced 10
take vacation. He went TO Bermuda,
stayed there several months. but came
back no better physically than when he went away.
He tred TO resume labor but had TO desst and then
retired TO the nrm a0ovc named. There be died on
Friday morning, the best OF care and medical lent
being useless 10 hun. Yesterday tho journalists
OF Ncwarx, to the number OF about eighteen, net at
Courtors Maison Grlsc and passed resolutions highly
eulogislic OF the deceased, who was universally cs-
teemcd IN the profession as most pnnstaking and
capable journalist ana citizen OF most am table and
cstmablc character. The funeral takes place this
afternoon and VIII be- atten ded by The Press Of Newark
in a body. Mr.. Kappis wac bachelor. He has a
brother IN Pnadclphia and two others and sister IN
Germ
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1 LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE SUN.

WAsuiSGToS, juno y, 1877.
II is stated here good authority that AloDzo Bell
exsstant Secretary Of the Interior, has commenced
a suit against New YORK Sun Publishing Com
pany for libel, and that tho papers were served
on tho defendants In New York to-day. The
alleged libel is sad TO be embraced IN charge
alleged TO have been made in the Sun
tho effect that Assistant Secretary Bell had, while in
Office, obtained work from tho department for hrs
wio under her maiden name, and for which she re-
ceived compen saton. Tho damages arc fixed at
500 900. Mr.. Il. T. Bell Of Wall street, New York;
brother OF the cxAssstant Secretary, is the attorney
case II is reported that this Is the precursor
OF number OF libcl suits about TO be instituted by ex
officials against tho same defendant
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THE FOUR PER CENT LOAN.

ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE SYNDICATE FOR
PLACING THE NEW BoNDs-A POPULAR SUB
scRIPTIoN TO BE OFFERED FOR THIRTY
WASHINGTON, D. C., June Q, 1877.
contract has been entered into and signed by the
Secretary OF the Treasury and Messrx Roshschild, j.
$. Morgan l. Co, Sclgman Bros, and Norton Rose q
Co., OF London, England, and Mcssrs Belmont a Co
Drcxel, Morgan h Co., J. ". Scligman n
Co., and Morton. Bliss Co. and tho
First National Bank OF the City OF New York, Tor tho
sale Of the per thirty year consos at par in
CON- which $25 000 900 subscribed for now. 10
be paid Tor in July and August, S50o0000 TO be Tor
resumption purposes and oo0o 600 Tor the redemp
OF the per bonds and the sales are TO DO
continued rapidly possible Tho contract IS Tor SIX
months, and similar in It's general tcrmE TO the former
contract, but hns this important provision, that Tor
thirty days alter full notice she loan shall be open 10
popular subscription in tho principal cities OF the
United States At par IN CON- win inc I'gnt 70 pay or
the bonds within nncty days after subscription upon
delivery
Upon notice given days since the Secretary
oil the Treasury has Withdrawn from tho market one
hundred millions OF tho four and half per cent bonds,
and tho former Syndicate have subscribed under tho
old contract for $25, 000, O00 in four and half per
cent bonds being the balance OF tho 0OO OF
amount Of that loan So 100000 10 be applied dur.
ing June for resumption purposes 80 coo 600 during
July tor the purpose and $4,000 900 10 be APP
Piled the redemption OF six per cent bonds These
agreements close out :he four and half per cent
loan, anu Prince upon tiic maIk.t .uc oui P'' sS1'
loan with firm subscription OF SIS, 000, 000
The new loan, drawing Jour per cent and extending
for thirty with interest payable quarter yearly.
Is not only far more favorable TOR the government
than any before issued, but from us pcrmanencc
and security VIII tho natural investment OF tho
earnings OF tho people, both in tho United States
and Europe. Every bond sold will lessen the burden
of tho public debt the extent OF oncthird OF tho
annual interest the amount Of The bond The bonds
arc issued for $50, 500. $500, 81, 600 aud larger
amounts. and will by the mode OF their sale DO brought
within the reach OF all classes OF people
1t understood that the negotiations for tho four
per cents Secretary sherman insisted that for rca.
sonabe period tho bonds should bs sold in this coun
try at par This the Syndicate resisted they I'M
doubleday propose selling these bonds at premium
and they declined 10 contract on these terms Tho
Secretary was, however unyieldng, and as the
above official statement shows. an agreement was
have the right subscribe for the tour per cents at
the limit fixed by aw-par in gold Alter the expira
ton OF the thirty days, however the Syndicate can
advance the bonds to premium II they sec lit 70
do
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BELFAST. Juno e-Arrived, bark Romanon Br). Haley.
philadelphia.
BH,srol June Arrived bark Tomm asno (TtaD, Can.
erc New York.
Sailed OH. steamer Cornwall (Br Stampcr New York
brig Ercolc (ItnD, Pnrascondoio. Unitcd states.
DUBLrS juno s-Arrivcd bark Sarah Mandel tBr. Ste.
vens Pensacola. #.ft.sss
Sailed sih bark stormy Petrol dr. Charles. America
GLOUCESTER. June sArrived bark Ophr (Nor), Chris
tcnscn, Pensacola.
Sailed 9Th. bark Abuern tBr) Banks. Hampton Roads
HAMBURG, June 7-Sacd. bark Ontario tBr). Coalnect,
Amcrica.
HAvRE. juno 7-Arrivcd bark Saga (Nor,. Olsen, New
York; sth ship Eunquam Dorno, Cousins Now Orleans.
LtvKRrooL. Juno s. Arrived. ship Brnam Wood Br),
Gregory Pensacola 9th, bark Gluckaut Ge. spre niger.
Richmond, Va.
LONDON Juno s-Arrivsd. brig Lima tGo,. White, Mo-
bile.
NxwRY, juno s-Arrved. bark Mary tBr), Davies, New
York.
PrxAnrIr june s-Arrived. bark Maria utaD AMBROSE
no. New York.
PALERMO Juno 7-snilcd. steamer South Tyne tBr New
York via Mcntonc.
QUEENSTOWN. June Arrived. bark Caroline Behn Ger,
eans Hans Nielsen Iaugc (Sor,. loyer. Baorc 9th.
York.
Dcddcs New York via ylissingcn.
sen. Hampton Roads.
VALPARAISO June s-Arvcd previously, bark VIM Halcs.
Hoyt, Rosson.
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BELOW.
Bark A,.ua tSor,. johnson. from cadlz April .
CLEARED.

Steamer Adratic OBJ, Perry, Liverpool via Queens.
steamer City Of Chester CBr. Tibbitts Liverpool via
Quecnstown--fohn Dale.
steamer ryran (Br. Murray. Bristol. E-IIcnderson
steamer yc,oua Br,. YOUNG clssgow-lIcnderson Bros
steamer Clyde. Growell. navana-wm Clyde 4 Co.
icrtueros-Mnrray, Ferris Go.
mS Ssssmss ana
City Of san Antonio Pennington. Galveston via
Steamer New York. Quick New orieans-Bogart 4 Nor
steamer Hudson Gagcv New oricans-Cinrk 4 Seaman
Steamer san Salvador. Nckcrson. Savannah-'ieorge
steamer Charleston. Lockwood Charcston-J Quintard
steamer ranits Dosnc. Wilmington and Morchcad City,
Steamer John Gibson. Masingo. Georgetown, DC. via
Ale andra--! !. Roome.J r
oa S%%G. sS Norfolk City Point and
Steamer Agnss smith
Steamer Gen whiiner. I.s.,. RossrI Dimaos
Ship Hnsspe ny m Willis
ship Thor Nor late Marlborough Br. zachaascn Cork
or Falmouth Tor orders Bcnham Boyesen.
BARK Enchantross( Br,, Mccarty. London-J Whitney
bar. pasquano Gt"p, Marco Cork for orders Punch,
Bark Idea Issl cappoia, Cork Falmouth for orders
BARN iusn Helene tNor, Grndall Queenstown or Fab
mouth for crdcrs-Funcn. Fdye 90.
Bark Frederick (Nor' Is""ehscn. copenh"sen-Funch
Bark Kv,h (Nor,, Lorangc. Stockholm Louis Tctens.
BARK Sator tAusi. Prcmuda. Trieste-Slocovich Go.
Bark Nymphen lNor,, Kjolc, liavre-Funch Edge A. Co.
Bark Maria Christina o,Hb Jaccarino Malta for orders
Funch. Edge Co.
BARK Mary idcout CBr,, Gibson NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Son
< 20.
BARK Nomad, Hawkins. Rio Janeiro-Tnomas Norton
ca.
Bsrk Gina tyor. Anderson. savannah g Tobias Co.
Brig Drgo. Coffin. Belfast, IF Talbot 4 Co
Brig Johnny smith tBr) Thompson Cork for orders
Funcn, Edge Co.
Brig Loeb Lon,cnd. Barker. Saionica-D Dearborn
Brig II A Pitt 3D. Outerlr ridge. Bermuda-Jcncs 4
Lough..
lirig Iomeiy tBr,. Marre.t, Paspcbiac Geo Bailey
Schr Il J Hamilton, Mills. Jcreme tIIaytD "A Noncs
Co. - -
Schr A Paine. Brown, Cape Hay,icn-B Weinberg 4
Co. =
schr Stephen Harding, Harding Cien'uegcs-B Met
calf n Co.
schr spccawc. Rhondcs. Governors narbor-B Wen
berg h 90.
Schr Adelaide (Br,. johnson. Abaeo-James Douglass
Co.
s Catherine Royal tBr,. Bondes. Chariottesown, PEI
Perkins job
schr MaInn,a tsrl. Ross nnntspcr, Ss-C Bertaux.
schr l. a Edwards. Miller, Fernandina-Abicl Abbott.
Schr Arctis. Lowe. Key Wcst-uennrr 4 Pinkncy.
Sehr A Is Goodman. Owens. philadelphia tsger.
Schr New Rcruins Ran"rd. Chester Pa-Isxnc staples
Schr Opera tBr). Fowler. Perth Amboy. Nj Ncviu
h Son.
Schr Lizzie ! CLARK. Derby. Boston-Chss living.
Schr Tnnis Dcpew. Baker. Boston -Chns living.
schr Timothy Ficid. Leland. Boston-H w Loud Go.
schr Amelia Augusta. Mott. acknowledgements God
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAX DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June l0-l A. nj.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June l0-l A. NJ. J
Indications.
For New England, falling barometer warm SOUTH
east 10 southwest winds cloudy rainy weather.
probably followed at west stations by rising barometer
and colder west winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States, stationary or falling
followed by rising barometer warmer southcrly vcer-
Ing to colder west winds, cloudy weather and rain
areas
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf states, nearly
stationary or falling, followed by rising barometer.
warm southcrly, vccrng to colder north and west
winds, partly cloudy cloudy weather and rain areas
For the West Gulf states, rising barometer, north
ery winds, stationary or higher temperature and
clear or partly cloudy weather
For tho Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi val
eys, falling barometer. rising temperature, northwest
10 southwest winds, shifting at stations south.
east, clear or partly cloudy weather
For the lower lake region, rising barometer, warm
Soulhcrly. vccrrng TO colder west winds, cloudy and
rauy weather
For tho Upper Lake region, nearly stationary fol-
lowed by falling barometer, winds mostly from the
west, stationary higher temperature and areas
followed by clearing weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising baron.
c,cr, lower temperature. northwest 10 southwest
Winds partly cloudy aud cloudy weather, with rain
areas probably followed at stations by falling
ometer and warmer, clearing weather.
The Missouri, Mississippi, Tennessee and Ohio
rivers will generally rise.
Cautionary signals continue at Chicago, Grand
Haven, Por Huron, Detroit Toledo. Cleveland, Erie,
Buffalo, Rochester, oswego, Sandy Hook, Barncgai,
Atlantic CITY, Cape May and Cape Henry, and are
oricrcd Tor New York, New London. New Haven,
Newport, Woods Hole Boston and Thatcbcr's Island
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Sr. LOUIS, June o. 1877,


The Toledo and Wabash Railroad Company will start
tomorrow At seven A. NJ which viii reach
New York Monday ut seven p. NJ, or in running
timc) thirty-dvc hours
Tho ST. Louis Iron Mountain ana Southern Railroad
Company Will also start a last train Tomorrow which
Will shorten the timc between ST. Louis and Galveston
and other points in Southern Texas by twelve hours
The Vandaia Railroad will also start a fast train
Monday morning tho Pcnnsy road to
at New York in thirty hours and twenty five min.
utcs, the fastest time maze gong East
PHILADELPHIA, June 9, 1877.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will commence
running tomorrow Sunday an additional last tram
chicago New York, leaving Chicago at 40 T. NJ.
ana arriving in New York at sos 7. NJ tho following
day.
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LONG RANGE CONTEST FOR THE TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DOLLAR GOLD PRIzE-JEwELL
AHEAD AGAIN-THE CONLIN BADGE MATCH.
A very interesting long range contest was had yos-
terday ut Crccdmoor for the $3.50 gold prize. The
match open 10 the members OF tho National Rife
Association; weapon, any rife within the rules; dis
tance, $780, 900 and 900 yards fifteen rounds, with
the privilege OF any sighting Shots at cnch range
No previous practice allowed the day OF tho match
nor 'coaching," eithor by competitors or out
slders, by using u glass .'spotng" the
shots Of any ono engaged In the match.
Tho winner must lead all other CON-
potitors At each OF tho thrcc distances in the same
competition, quarter Of tho entrance money TO DO
awarded to the competitor making tho highest aggre-
gate score unless he should tho PRICE in which
the next best Will take IT, There wcrc nlnc-
teen entries Tor tho match OF whom two withdrew.
Shooting commenced ut half-past ten O'Clock ana the
weather throughout was excellent excepting tor the
space OF about fifteen minutes, when the last rangc
was reached about hali-past two O'Clock, at which
time there was slight shower OF rain. Major II. s.
Jewell heads the score with fine Ut 203 points
ont at possible 22 II will noticed that a. the 900
yards range he camc within ono point OF making
clear string OF fifteen buil's-cyes II may DO OF I'M
porlancc Tor tho coming sUntod gdom team" 10
know that the team total alter cght bcst scores az
grcgatcs l5ll points out OF possible 500 and that
with the exception OF throc iour narksmcn many
OF the best shots who known at Crcedmoor did
not participate In the match. Some Of the big est
as iollows:-
K1Ax{e
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UTAH EXCITED.

MORMON DEPRESSION ovEn THE DETxRMINA-
TON OF THE FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION TO
PUNISH THE CRIMES OF THEIR LEADERS.
lDx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l
SALT LAKE, Utah, June 0, 1877.
The news, confirmed to-day, that the government
ut Washington has decided to strengthen the hands
Of United States ofcials here in Utah. causes
profound depression among Mormons, and CORE
spending exultaton among GentiIes. No one who
District Attorney Howard carried hence
TO his Official Chief Is surprised by
the result OF mis- representations to General
Devcns and the President. They were so sustained
by facts that they could not have failed to make
an impression at Washington. Here in Salt Lake
city it is hoped, not only by what is called the
federal ring but by merchants, bankers, owners
or mines and other gentlemen responsible
for more than hall the capital invested in Utah,
that the problem now more than publicly
discussed may be solved The solution lies not
merely with the Attorney General. but
with the Congress which will assemble
next winter. The suppressed excitement here
occasioned by the promise that the government
IS at last taking real interest in Mormon affairs
and the punishment OF mscreants in Utah is un
precedented, and District Attorney Howard is the
lion or the day
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PROVIDING FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MATCHES
HOW THE TEAM is TO BE CHOSEN AND Gov


HOW THE TEAM is TO BE CHOSEN AND GOV
EINEp
At meeting of tho committee OF the National Rine
Association held last evening In the State Arsenal
view OF the coming matches with ireland, a
anal programme for the selection and gov
eminent OF the American team OF 1877 was
adopted, by which IL is arranged that
four competitions OF two days each shall DO held at
Creedmoor on July IL, IS, "A. %, 81, and Au.
gust l, !, s. the in three OF such CON-
petitions only 10 be counted In determining the
and Tho competitions will DO open to all
born citizens OF the United States, who in any
two stated practices competitions or fifteen shots
each OF the three distances OF $780, 1000 yards
upon any range, between April and July IL, 1877,
shall have mado an average OF ~ least 100 points IN
each.
Tho authorized distances will be $780, 900 and l. 600
yards, uftecn shots ~ zach distance on each day
weapon any rifle within the rules OF tho National RIlc
ASSOCIATION Of America (which rues shall also govern
The compositions IN all other rsspects( No sighting
shots previous practice by any competitor On tho
days OF these competitions will be allowed The team
Is 10 consist Of captain, adiusant eight and
reserves. Tho Captain may or may DO ono OF the
shooting members. Upon the ncusion OF the
competition six members OF the team Will be de-
cided upon by selecting in the order OF merit as
shown by aggrcgatng the best three OF their
these competitions, the highest aggregate taking the
hrst place. and so on until the required number be OBJ
tanned The Associations committee OF three tho
six mon chosen viii then by JOINT ballot elect the
other TWO, and may select them from any rHemsn VI
known skill who have not shot In The competition
The team will elect captain, who viii choose
adjutant
Successful competitors will havo their expenses 10
the extent OF $500 cach refunded to them by the
mitee. Tho committee will require references from
competitors before admitting them 10 the competi.
tons Entries Tor competition may DO made BY letter
TO the evening OF July IT, or In person the range
up to ton A N. on July IL, 1871
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POLAR EXPLORATION.

RAISING MONEY TO SUPPORT COLONY AT
DISCO.
WASHINGTON, June Q, 1871
Captain Howgate. OF the Signal Service Bureau, has
received information 10 the effect that the merchants
OF Cincinnati, Chicago, st. LOUIS, indianapolis Mil
waukee, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Now York arc
contributing the fund Of 900 necessary TO pro.
cure supplies for the establishment OF colony at
Disco tor the purpose OF Arctic explorations
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FAST RAILWAY TIME.

SCHEDULE OF THE RUNNING BETWEEN SOUTH
ERS CITIES AND TIE METROPOLIS.
iBx- TELEGRAPH. TO THE HEBALp.l
WILMINGTON, n. c., June 9, 1877.
Commencing Juno 10 tho treas Atlantic coast limo
OF railways via Macon, Wilmington and Richmond,
reduces It's passenger ana mail schedule between
Southern cities and New York to tho following ind.
Gated time From New Orleans, 81 hours; Mobile, Sc
hours: Montgomery, 4S hours; Columbus, ~ hours
Macon, 40 hours; Augusta, 34h hours; Savannah, IS
hours; Charleston, 341s hours; Columbia 81 hours
Wilmington, 81 hours, arriving ut New York at seven
A. NJ daily and thus alordng to lis patrons carly
mail delivery and full day for business purposes.
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A RAID IN THE TENTH PRECINCT.

The police OF the Tenth precinct last night raded
the policy shops kept by Michael Smith. at No. 30
Alien street; oswald Relic, al No 1i9 Hester street
John H. Williams, at No VI Delaney street and Jacob
Bcndur No. $50 Essex street, and three houses II
III lame EIdridgc street, number OF the inmates
OF which were arrested.
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SAD SUICIDE.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 9, 1871
The body ofJula Huppuch, beautiful young lady,
aged twcuty years, who has been missing for two
weeks past, found In the canal here to-day. The
OF tho suicide supposed to have been parental
cruelty, having becn whipped by father the
night previous 10 being last for alleged Intimacy
with young man who was objectionable to her
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OBITUARY.


ALBERT vICKERS, NJ. d.
The funeral OF DR.. Albert vckcrs took place yustcr.
day, from his lato residence, No. 259 Clinton street,
Brooklyn. Tho rcmains were taken to Baltimore Nd.
TOR intcrmcnt. Deceased who dicd "Wednesday last
of aneurism of the heart much respected and
was possessed OF line abilities. Hc was member OF the
Kings County Medical Society and was prominent
Mason, being connected with Mistctoc Lodge No UI7,
ana Orient Chapter, No 13S, X. A. NJ.
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Steamers Adrinc lBu. for Lverpooi Diego tsp,. do:
Cts chichester iir do flria rl Ion lon Tyran l,r,.
Bristol: Victoria tBr Glasgow; wes~r Ger, bremen
Cleopatra Nassau &e; Ciync Havana city Of San Anto
salvador savannah Charleston. Charleston old Do
Fnna. Wilmington, SC: Agnes. Phadeiphia: ship ldo
meme Br). Lverpooi bark Ada Goud, tiiou tspnin)
A bonner DC brig Blancn (Br), Genoa.
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COUNTY TREAsURERs' BILL SIGNED.

ALBANY, N Y, juno Q, 1877.
Governor Robinson has signed the County Trcasu-
rers' dill. He found there several valid obcc
tions made 10 the bill, but owing TO tho many impor-
tant and sound provisions which IL contained he
signed IL. leaving future legislatures TO amend 1T
experieucc might yu grcst
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CANADIAN CABINET CHANGES.

OTTAWA, Ont, June Q, 1871
The following changes have taken place IN tho Do.
minion Cabnet:-Hon. Mr.. Blake has been appointed
President of the Council; Hon. Mr. Laflammc, Minis
ter Of Justice, and Hon. Mr. Cauchon, Minister OF In
land Revenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
WHALEMEN.

Arrived nj Honolulu May To- bark Pacific, Smithcrs NIB.
Io with sp VIII oil and 5000 lbs bone.
sailed from do May II. bark " farnsworth: keenan,.
M for the Arctic 18th ship Milton stivers Nh for do
2lst. bark Thos Pope. Adams. NR. for do.
New Bedford June S-The bark Reindeer sails next
Tuc.dav Atlantic whaling voyage nndcr command OF
Cant Joshua Baker.