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New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

x,..c,r has two soOpoundcrs IN her turrct ana Two
.,So, puns The Independence was armed win 'Wo
$50 pouudcrs and Ia 7opound guns Inese vess' "1'O
,,,, about the same time. on the Thames ana 'ho
- ON the Clyde. subsequently the huasoaF was
s~.cr,ed of Iquque with signal at the fore nNuns 'he
.onaSron 10 a parley The commander OF the lhoe-
ndencia was informed that the ram had met TWO br-
PS,n. the Shah and the Amethyst, on the prcNlcus
s, snd had been summoned TO surrender IN the name
",e w ,As Queen The demand being refused, the shah
Ooend FIRE the RAM which, after returning the broad
w w can in shore 10 gain Peruvian waters ana
su' hr aag 10 a vessel OF her owl country. The shan
o" irou-built frigate cased with wood but not pro
81 90 vth armor. The Amethyst is a wooden screw
,,e ', when the news was received IN Lima that the
s",h vessels had attacked the Hua,car excitement
~ intense against the English colony. The princi-
Y, o,sre was crowded with angry people; efforts were
pa ., cain the cathedral towers and to sound the toe
nhue t6at famous old bell winch 80 often has called
~ " % ~ arms For a moment ii was ared tIa gl-
III aI urau'i might ensue, with boodshed ana luniy 10
slb sl ,roperty, but fortunately the Project brought
ins Ere,sSI no the spot and dispersed the rioters
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHIsGIoS. Monday. June %, 1877.
meeting OF tha officers and employees Of the Interior
Department held this afternoon to take action III re-
lalon to the death Of A. = the late SOLICITOR lof
the Department. Mr. AorZO Bell, Acting ofctry was
called to the chair. Remarks we're made ny NJ boI,
Mr. Marble. Commissioners Speer. Smltl, Brhty, anu
WIFI im,on and Mr. W. II. Champion OF the secretary
onrr Mr. Amcs. Librarian, and Mr Howell OI tue iahu
ONCE.
Al the result OF tho recent competitive eNamhauoh'
the following have been appointed third assistant exam
incrs IN the Patent ONCE: c. j. Gould, IL B Stockhs'
Frank Brown T. A. GOldsbOrOugh (promotionl aha ~.
Irhrcns original appointment. j. t. Chufch mas porn
APPOINTED an examiner, vice fakncr resigned Jo"l ~
Iicysr nr,f assistant, {. l.. buckingham secOhu' "NA
W. T. Miller third assistant examiner
Tho Post ONCE Department Is to-day oIhcihy 'horo"
tsnt sloneDce for the Chinese CiieS oi r'Nn'
T,p Tin Kagan and Ourga sent in the mails wa nus
for Russia AMI may therefore. Deinaied 10 this county
tho ordinary pOSial-GnlOn rates Vi y Oo"'' P' '
ounce for letters, &c.
Messr-. Mason and Elmore, representing the LIN"
shore aud Michigan Southern Railroad had coh'ua-
ton with the Commissioners OF internal Revenue tona!,
in which thc liability OF that road u taAHlioh UPON s
net earnings discussed. The QUESTIONS NJ issuo vi"
bo anicably settled without further prosecution h 'ne
courts.
The committee Of officials recently appointed 10 report
upon the OF toegraphing. &c. for the use oi the
eucra who Is authorized to nx The rates oI
tolls for Government teIesraphnS nave suoi'eu HeH
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
LAT.SS1 SHIP NEWS.
fFor other Ship Y,v, see Third Pa7e.l
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
2h. pr 18th and Kingspn Goth with mdse and
pass to PIN. Forwood & Co.
SPOKEN.
June q schT e D. Nike. from Neworlean' for Boston.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALys-ToS Ton Tex JaSe 2'-Ar'ed' steamship CITY OF
wrNSGfos, \. c. june 25-Arrvei. barks Speed from
G9nger from Norway Cleared brig b.als or Log on 1,
from Phiadepha Ben. from Baltimore sliei barss Ju-
veala for Londo9i frqmph' Tor H9l5sssn, c,,v .,
Austia rom New. YORK
Boston Cleared bss s. Ernest 70 Rio Gsande Annie. for
Bosios June 25.-Arrived. steamship Ycid, (B-.) frm
Hull sehrs Alln Green, y D. whea'on aad car Line yon
Hoboken Cleared steamship Ne moutb. f.r CiaSeslol
for ew YORK ';' schrs Mar . H,-pi tor sersaa n l.
Ge.lrey FOR HswfoTk j. - for &c Se1r l, soS;a va & 6
brig Mary T.. from Boston; sc6rs. G. f Page, T. Hams
NJ g. Miller from NS% Ysrk; Roger ,rury and p Mersin
from Keaneoee Inlo from pr9yideuee Cleared big Car
bark qucte e C,Aa1rih for san'aAdef' scnr G. H. IA
B,LTrmoeR june 95-lrriveh, bark Ruth Palmer orb
from csFk Came up from 9aarantne Sg tn,io i'Tt. ~
New.York Iaclard Wifig for phiialelphl bark Daring
ser le rosS MsgSs G5T pss oS SSfS r. yer IL
snG Fanms " Johnson fr Bo.roa sailed 5arEs Bart,ioyc
Danoyaro, Paadia a'a Noch (arora brig Irani2s ,,o.
Baltimore ,iilvilo, from ,nlylie bark rorenskol
from from igtt ien T. mTeS '99S @ 4s ir ssa aa
O. Brooks and Rookie T. Yates from New. Flora Con
IaInpor Lynn; a. Shuber from New Boiicri j. J.
Moore C. wood. w H. Abbott. apd G. > tCrson from Bos
tol NJ H. Read ) G. Hart and II rabei from Nt" Bed
q Iiine from Hartford Eecta Bailey, from NeW-
Maven /. SimmOns Fan River; Emma Atry, hOn
Providence b. Bradley, from Acxanf-e Jonn Mcdonnell,
Richmond from cape May Maggie j. Law
renee and \. ~ Edwards. IRON Wilmington u Simm0hs,
RchmoTi Napor from NcwYyrk. Cleared steamships
POsyille for Portsmouth E'ztheto for BllilnOre stb
Bliss rhomastoui Ray al Arch G. b. Wood sni w
!, Abbot Boston H. \. TABOR, and H. j.. Shub IT. Tor
New. Bedford q. G. Morris for NeS buryporti saiie NJ
Evans Pymo.th; &. H. Raymond. for somerset Jamcs
bradley and Francis French for Richmond NJ v CooS ior
New Bedford. sailed, steamship pltts lie
DELAWARE CITY June 25.-Aniyci schrs W. J.. Elstns
from LINN jos ". Allen from Nilminyon Del Thomas
rooz from Boston Lucy May, from Hayorhl. sailed sehr
Ward j. Parks.
DAERN ga, June 25.-Arrived. brig Kronn. from Car
denas Sailed bark Glen Monarch" r ioT queenstown
FOREIGN PORTS
2J-A " steamships Nova ScOtial, rom
Baltimore; Carroll from sailed, steamships George
Snattuck Pierre; Carroll for Chariotteown Falmouth
for boston.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

conclusions Tt Is probable that official represena,%ss %
the main lines Win be invited to conference at Ino
Post-Office Department on Saturday.
The District Commissioners have issued awarrant To-
day. payable to the order OF John Sherman Secretary OF
the Treasury for s1O029l o. that being the District OF
Coumbas proportion Of the OF improving Penn
syIvaniaave under the net Of Congress- approved July
49, 1876. authorizing It's requirement.
Collector Booths raid against Illicit distlers In Ala
bams IL proving a complete success. The citizens OF
Clebmne County have pledged themselves In pubbc
meeting to aid I'm the enforcement Of the laws great
many dsers have been arrested, and scores oI1heih
are surrendeiing voluntarily.
The Pre- sent received all the visitors who called at
the Executive Mansion this morning with the exception
OF insane man, who to obtain executive order
Tor the payment To him of the Ge eva award lie nad
large bundle OF papers Ia support his claim.
AT meeting OF the officers clerks aud other employees
Of the Internal Revenue Bureau today, Commissioner
Raum in the chair resolutions adopted expressive
Of FOR the death OF Daniel ID. Pra lately Com
missioner of In crnal Re enue.
The pastors OF tie Protestant churches OF Washington
met to-day and extended cordial invitation TO Mr..
Moody, tho Evangelist to visit this city next Winter
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE POLICE B04BD QUESTION AGAIN.
GOV. FENToN IN REPLY TO Mr.. WEED.

GOV. FENTON IN REPLY TO Mr.. WEED.
70 the Bdttor Of The Trt6uHe.
SIR: Mr.. Weed, in his letteron "Non-Partisan Gov
ernnent in your ssue of the 23l inst referring 10
the Police Board in this city In 1866, says: while
the board was perfecting its good work, MIR. Nc
Murray died and in supplying the vacancy fai,h
was shamefally violated by Republican Legis-
lature and Governor And in a subsequent part Of
his letter changing the form of the ale cation, he
says; This remark is specially applicable TO the
breach Of Faith under Gov. FentOns administration
which converted non-psrtisan into a partisan
board"
The Governor at that time had nothing to do with
filling the vacancy in the board occasiOncd by the
alleged death OF Mr. NcMurray, nor in any case Of
vacancy that might occur in the board during the
period Of his administration. All authority in the
premises contained in the following provisions
of law passed April %, 1861, before | was elected
to the Office Of Governor
Section Of that law designatos the commission
by name, and fixes the term of Office of each.
That Of Mr.. McMuuay expired on the first day Of
barch, 1865. He was not then dead as stated by Mr.
Weed, but his term Of Office under the law, was at
sn end Section Of the act provides that the
term Of Office of each Commissioner Of MetrOp0li-
tan Police fter the respective determinations of the
terms aforesaid shall be eight years and the Legs-
lature shall in the mode prescribed 10y law for the
election of Regents of the University, and within 90
days before the expiration Of the several terms Of
Office aforesaid elect from a resident of the district
successor of the person aforesaid commissioner.
ANY vacancy Occurring during the term of any con-
missioner shall be filed by appointment by the re-
naming commissioners and the commissioner 60
appointed shall continue in Office until his successor
shall be elected by the next Legislature after said
appointment and qualifcd.'
As will lie seen, had no more power over hlling
vacancies than Mr.. Weed himself The Legislature
exercised the same authority in 1866 in electnig
Republican 10 succeed Mr.. McMuray lDem.l as in
1853, while / was still Governor, in electlng Mr.
Brennan, Democrat to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Mr Bergen (ReD
In the mention by Mr.. Weed my name seems to
have been dragged in simply 10 create personal
Prejudice without regard to historic facts for the
sentence in which it adds neither strength TO
his argument force to the idea which he presents
r. L. FENToN.
<gh Asense Hotel, Hes- York. June 25. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE DRA MA.

vNLLCK'S THEATER- -CRABBFD AGE.
Tbere WAS change of bill last night at
r,v,s and Miss Le,tie Allen appeared in the drama
" Colhsd Age" with which she made hen mctIopoii-
~. ,,nt last Winter at the Grand Opera House. ~ is
- ,o the lady's praise that she managed to Keep the
-. an long amused with such very had play as
u,as - and we shall not be surprised II she mako al
- .rccess-for hersefwith tie unpromislng nateri-
., h. tonnd in Grabbed Age" The piece Is The pro
s~.,,op of Mr. Henry Morford. The scene Is lald 'n
700 a tie present day. and the story Is concerheo
.,,n the sunerngs. heroism. and triumph OF VIE
wronslv suspected Of poisoning her husband Inere
a. great and good advocate slo"'
,rosx didaetc, self-cOnscOus, ana u'lFeSsihs
rsr.opase. represented with maddening d"hoerauVh
r. Mr. b. Atwater; there is bad nephew, VINO Is Nr'
RID. th.r, is Theodore Hamilton as hne old freneh
.o,cpe the lvng image of Mr.. MurAt Halstead there
a, comic rad-headed advocate tMr. Whihn) ana thore
sr. some young ladies' having connection AZ eh WIN
he plav who throw books at Nj Within IN one ol 'ne
,no.t astnnndIngy idiotc scenes ever put upon the
hosrds There are various other pcrSonages, ana some
GOOD little bits OF acting IN several oi tbe s
marta dnpg TIE course of the evening 1t cannot "e
said however that Mr.. Morord has made the BEST use
Of his interesting though somewhat tic story OF tha.
The actors with the exception Of Miss Allen commend
themselves 10 the aectonate regard OF the American
rcope Still audiences not very exac'lhg at '-iis
time OF the year.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.

DETROIT, June 25.-At the annual meeting
Il the Michigan Central Railroad Company held here 20
dav ,he following elected for the ensuing
wear; Moses TAYLOR Samuel Sloan, George f. Tainan.
John J. Asior Isaac Bell. and Roosevelt g. Ralson' all VI
Ne.-York; Nathaniel Thayer and Edward Austin OF
Boston and John V. Barron Of Concord " II.
I'm tho short time between the close OF the fiscal year
MAY 81 and the date Of the election Of the new board 1t
has been impossible to give strictly accurate results of
the working Of the road for the past year Tho Seeie
try however submitted estimated results which IL is
believed arc sufficiently close not TO differ materially
from ia. actual results when obtained The funded deD
no,s decrease Of $l5l 0O0 due to the retirement q
Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw bonds, and Michigan Cen
tral sinking Fund bonds. Tho total earnings from traffic
were VI 600 aud the operating expenses, ~ $4,000
exclusive o taxes which were S2G7O 900, showing de
crease ia the gross earnings Of S36796o ana IN 0per
ti yeuses OF SID7 225. Tho percentage OF the work
r xpanses exclusive Of taxes, 10 the earnings, shows
m ue reAse Of only 80 OF one per cent; lncbnS taxes
e49, per cent The increase ID taxes ls prnclpsy due
T., nad taxes OF previll years The noatinS dep has
noon rehucal To Y25O0OO, OF which Sl0OOO mas been
d siue, he close o, ths sca The earnings per
trn uer milo show decrease OF 2lloo OF ono pr cent
Ti,hy three miles Of steel rails have been laid on the
main and air line leaving only five miles OF IRON on the
main line and 80 on the air line to be replaced
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
PUBLIC OPINION.

They sav Mr. Simmons has a way or Keep
tn mis- letters and maing fnemoranlums wlch may oe
s usefIl 10 him as il 10 Oakos Ames-lDVStOh hel
aid (Ind)
Our New-YOrk contemporaries seem to torget
that the d,luaud Tor the rlnouozainn o tFer Is ho
confined IL OGiO bat extend, 10 very iafse h4Vii %
the people OF Tie Western aud Middle States- fMaue
pbia Press (kepJ
Ii is a pity Gen. Grant was not sent abroad
before he was made President At The present fdte o.
Improvement ne would have rivalcd Patuck henry as
M orator before bis eight years IA the White i0u-o ck
rired Hi, speech at Trinity House is the best yet
IPhado phia Times llnd)
The sleepy old South viii wake uP on the
money question this Fal. There has been TOO Inucl
ruaucia LII smana gcUcnt, and 800 much injustice Hone
the holders of green5acks. II this Government Is ecI
paly 10 be ru IN the interest of the h0ndhodefs au
credtors let us find il Out-Nicksburg Herald DeIhJ
The party whip is in the hands OF the lam
many Democrats VINO control te party Eacinefy aDsO
luteiv They have determined hat the southern Demo
crats shall assist them in defeating the boXas Paclhc
Railroad bill. Randall is the Instrument they nave
chosen to perform tie Work Ia t1e HOusf-lAleuphis
Avalanche tIad Dcm)
1t is absurd to talk about a double standard
in currency as Of tho silver m1uiacs 40 stand
ard is Xed thIug aud tgere CAN be but one lt may
BE- high on low, but there can be but one As wen
talk about q sliding pound or graduated foot rs
double stludard Let have more Of that nonsense
-lIndianapOlis Journal (Repl
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
Al Notices Of Marriages must be indor'ed Sit' fal!
ssns and address
DLILl.

ATTERBURY-On sunday morning. juno -, Cttharne Bon:
dot tho late Lewis Atterjury, IN the s5h year OF
her
gatyes and friends invited I'd the funeral services
June 70, a. lO3O O'CLOCK, 81 tho
residence of her s0Ein Jaw Henry c. Sumsol 5a West
EOrty-uDtlsG
Ds BERMISGHAN Saturday midnight, June 2 Louise de
trmnghan. widow Of the iae Nlcomfe Henri de Bosiing-
ham ani dau shicr OF TIE lsta John IS. Mare.
Her friends and those her dsu glter Mrs Henrietta IL
are specy invited m attend the fRers services
~ the Cburcn or ST frlucis Naxier Wct slAiee.tSx
bt tween tifrh and sixth aves Tuesday morning al
O'Clock. 1t Is requested thai no flowers be sent
FRAZFfAt Newars. y. j. sun lay, Juno "a OF dphtne
Alice Browning daughter 0f j. j. anu rahle - Ffs-
zoe, ago,i years months - days e go,
Funeral ercsence ~ er parents, 49, R0soVile
ave- y. Tuesday, 2ch inst interment at conYe-
nienoe Of tie family.
GrEEN-suiaeny IN paris, the 10Th Inst. Maria Pierce
cn VIE OF Prof. Samuel O SSaIthmOro college
a. daughter OF 3ioses Pierce Oi PeassBtylle, New York
N.iCHELIAtAst L. l.. June 2i Couei, c. Mitche,
u.ughtcr Of tle late Andre" Mitchell $50, AZ tho oist
Of her
Rf,iiyes and (parcuariy the SAINT Andrews Soci
ety are invited attend her funeral 9t t- ChuIcn of the
VA the L1th inst. al O'CLOCK Car.
riagcs viii the i:l1 MOnisania boat nom FuOnshp
sTITT-At Jersey city, on sunday the 2iul. william j.
-tift, aged % yearh -
Ms relatives AMI frlons respectfully iHyteto attend his
Tues,ay the Z6tl a $50 p % irOm ~ hor-
ccr.st. Jersey Cliy.
TkOWBRI IDGE-At Barbados, w. l. May IL, Edward
Trowbndgt, IN the iiL year OF his Gse.
Funeral saryices VIII ba held nc Haven Conn., on Tue9-
day June 70 O'Clock Relatives ana friends are re-
sptc;fuliy invited 10 be present.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE ATroRNEY-GENERALs CRIME.

1t is not his iinal rejection OF IWeeus pfOpO-
.on Whether right OK wlong taat ecits the universal
public cen uYe The great wrons which the public sees
fn the matter the plain transparent design 20 prosi
tute A. 10 political uses Whether Mr Faircmds de-
isiou is Just not there is so lar IS We can now nGse
no escape from tlus uCgHna.on Mr.. Falrchld re
c.Ived te statement from Tweed upon the pledge that
Il should accepted and tie prisoner released, or else
that IL should be hOp-rdnY returned ana
mo- use made OF IT, Wi,d th5 pledge, how
did he treat III He To Tlden and allowed
that crafty and uuscwpule politcaA 70 10y away the
mate rial In hs arsenal of political weapons for future
usc He ran TO John Kelly aDd permitted That migrate
fn Tanmauy enief 10 handle hlm Ike putty, and
then turn upon him. H. suffered the statement 10 be
printed for tie purpose OF crpgng political opponent
And then after ali this chC0uery and after allowing
Tden abd Kelly 70 lock up copies In their private
drawers he cuOy turned aIOSnd and announced that lie
couldn't ept tic evidence anu couldn't release Tweed
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
1yyCUIyG IN ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 25.-At Lonoke,
25 miles east of this city the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad about IL o'clock last night colored man
who was arrested yesterday charged with being one of
the men engaged in the murder OF three citizens OF
Ionoke County years and awaiting the ar
ry. OF train transported TO this city, in charge Of
a guard was killed by party of three masked men.
The negro was in q wooden building when the three
rode np warned the guards 10 get out OF the way and
began shooting. Tho negro was fatally wounded and
died to-day. T. A. Beard prominent citzon, who was
m the house. coming out 10 see the cause OF the dismD
nce WAS seriously wounded In two places, the maskers
taking him for the negro. Mr. Beard Will probably 10
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
ST. FRANCIS xAvIER's COLLEGE.
THE TWENTl SIXTH COA'MENCENENr-A GRADUAr-
ING CLASS or RIGHTEES.

THE TWENTl SIXTH CONMEScEMENI-A GRADUAT-
IsG CLASS or RIGHrgES.
The twenty annual Commencement of
st. Francis Xayers College was hod last evening the
hall of the institute, No 40 West Fioenth-st The large
room was crowded. aud many gathered in the corridors
and the yard, unable gain adnnttance. The hall
without decorations except few American flags and
the coatof-arms OF the Papacy and Episcopacy Among
the guests Cardinal McCokey dressed In his house
cassock with the scarlet grde and bTcia Bishop Cor
rgin OF Newark Brother Anthony president Of MaRhat
tan College, the Rev. James Corrlean, president of seton
IIan College, Father Farley the Cardinals secretary
Father Dcary. director Of the Xavier Union; Fathers
Macdowa1 McCloskey. NcQuick. Shea Mccarthy, Rear
don Proudergast. ana Peletier, and James b. Nichol
son. john Murtha, Mr.. Berse, and others.
The exercises were opened with discourse by Michael
j. Naso on Pilanthropy." Daniel j. O'Tooc delivered
an Grafton on The Church and the Captive" aud Daniel
f. Y. Burke on "Home." The annual address to the
graduates was delivered by the Row Patrick F. OIIsre
Of the Glass Of '6s Tho exercises enllyened By
music
The degree Of Of arts conferred the fol-
lowing students ID course.
Ggon 9gaq & J. o,sc ssassS F. F. J. ssal9, s1liyaP,
Tie degree OF Bachelor or Arts given TO the fol-
& Gafi. EF Ej T;i39s5 s1o Tr dsac9tn EaSy
J. j. T. Il aiss ansemann, T. F. Marias, " rrcnjefeas
J. TSSSsF Sasis + }%%PS a9aItan i l. hfHasad9asD Hady
The award OF medals t. the graduating class was as
follows: Gold medal for Evidences OF Religion. Daniel
T. y Burke next IN merit, Daniel J. OJoOe. The donor
Of the medal was The Rry r f. Oithrc' br0okyn. The
silver medal for Mental Philosophy Won by u. j.
OJooc, The second in merit b. ins -. r. \. Burke. The
silver Deda Tor Physts and Mathematics vas given 10
Iosoph f. Hanselnaun THO gold medal for the best
Latin and TIE best English composition IN tue under
graduate course was won y James j. 5leelsn: pIle
Ietiros Class examined 40 request, fourteen
OratiOns of Cicero.
At the conclusion of the programme Cardinal McClos
key addressed a few words 10 the graduates He Sild
that II Win great delight mat ihe liruhs O ihc III
SHUT on witnessed tie efforts Of the graduates OF OF
the greatest Catholic Institutions IN tho city lie was
that al sent were charmed with The iouiishing
condition OF The college as exhibited the talent and
cn,rgy of The graduating class. tie hoped that a who
bad rec ved their diplomas would rccoSun' tto great
merit connected with them, a.d that they TOuu 10
fortA rs ornaments TO society aud ro giOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
IT WILL HxCFED LAST YEAE's BY S2.OOO,OOO.
LEY IKLrAnARH TO IlIE IRInMSE.l

IB1 JELLHNAFH TO TIIf IHIDUNI'T
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The receipts OF IN
ternal revenue for the fiscal year ending the 3Oth OF
Jane will reach S119 100000. Last year they were
sl17OCOCOO The Increase Of 52OOO,OO0 is largely
OWING to the breaking up Of Illicit dsting and TO the
more vigorous collection OF the whisky tax The esu-
mate Of receipts for the present year was fl2OoOOo0O
This sum- the ooIpnlissionrr thinks, would have Deea
exceeded by about 5000 000i it had not been for the
uncertainty occasOned by the proposition OF CONGRESS
10 reduce the tax spirits The manufacturers cur
tailed their production and withdrew from bond only
such quantities actually required by tho domand
This policy. pursued for tso reo months, resulted in
serious loss to the revenue.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
AMHERST COLLEGE.

TIE HYpE AND KELLOGG PRIZE sPR 'KING-IM-
PCRTANT BUSINESS YDg THg TRUsrEEs-PRizE
LIST FOR THE YEAR
lPROA SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT oP TlIF rRInuNFl
AMHERST Mass, June 25.-Thc .cglilar ex-
ercises Of the day Amherst COLI ~ hayo been tho ~ r
AMI Kellogg prize speaking. IN tle afternoon aud evening
respectively The former BY mombes of the s:r.or
class for fze OF $780, founded by H. d. HYDE VI
tho Cass OF Gl regard being had " elegance of coApo
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
CAPT. WADDELL sUsPENDFD.

SAN Francisco, June 25.-The decision of
the United states Inspector OF HUs and Boilers, IN tho
case OF tho Of the city OF san Francisco been
forwarded To Nj Bcms, District Inspector Ii has not
been made public. bat capt Waddell has been notified
that his certificate captain IN the merchant marine
has been suspended for one year. The ground alleged
for this action that he did sufficient care wLn
running along portion of tic where shoals aud
dangers known 10 exist, although marked uen
the chart Cilt. Naddel will appeal from this lndiry IL
approved, aud necessary he win bring Tie whcls aat
a II..g, fHt.t.