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CITY, WASHINGTON TERRI SATURDAY, APRIL A. 1871
The Parting Hour.

There's something in the parting hour
Will chill the warmest heart
yet kindred. comrades, lovers, friends,
Are fated all to part
But this I've seen-and many pang
Has pressed it to my mind
The one who goes is happier
Than those he leaves behind.
No matter what the journey be,
Adventurous, dangerous, far,
To the wild deep or bleak frontier,
To solitude or war
Still something cheers the heart that dares
In all Of human kind.
Aud they who 20 are happier
Than those they leave behind.
The bride goes to the bridegroom's home
With dOubtings and with tears,
And does not hope her rainbow spread
Across her cloudy fears?
Alas ! the mother who remains,
What comfort can she find,
But this-the gone is happier
Than one she leaves behind.
Have you friend--a cOmrde dear9
An old and valued friend
BE sure your term of intercourse
AT length will have an end.
And when you part--as part you will
Oh take it not unkind,
If he who goes Is happier
Than you he leaves behind.
God wills it so--and so it Is;
The pilgrims ON their way,
Though weak and worn, more cheerful art
Than all the rest who stay.
And when, at last, poor man subdued
Lies down to death resigned
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Seattle Steamboat Directory.

For VICTORIA Steamer North Pacific, Clan
cymaster, leaves every Monday aud Thurs-
day at NJ,
For OLYMPIA. Steamer Messenger, Parker
master, leaves every Tuesday Thursday
and saturday at 5 A, NJ. steamer Zephyr,
Wrightmastcr leaves every Monday, Wed
ncsday and Friday, at IAN.
For WHATCOM AND WAY PORTs Steamer j.
B. Libby Bmnnon muster leaves every
Monday and Friday, at AN.
For SNOHOHIB CIrY.--Steamcr Nellie d.
Hill master, leaves every Monday, WedneS-
day, and Friday, at SA. NJ.
FoR SKAdIT AND IA CONNER, Funny
Lake, j. $, Hill master, leaves every Tues
day and Friday, ut Z 4. NJ.
For TOWNSEND, san JUAN, ORCAs ISLAND,
LoPE2, SEMhHOO AND WHATCoM.-Str.
Dispatch Monroe master, leaves every
Thursday, at 10 +. NJ.
For FRERPoRT AND BLAKELY,-Steamer Sue
cess Nugent master, leaves every day, at
3P. VI.
For TACOMA, EN roUTE TO PORTLAND Str
Aida, BrOwuer master, every day after
r. ~
FRuN SAN FRANCrsc. Pacific Mail steamers
leave san fauc.sO lJth, 10Th aud 5Uth VI
each month,
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A negro was found dead in Georgia
having fallen and broken his neck while
stealing chickens from high roost. He
vas n class leader in church, and his
pastor, in preaching the funeral sermon,
was bothered by the question where the
soul of the dead brother had gone. "liis
wellknown picty,' said the preacher,
Indicates that he died u Christian yet
there are circumstances connected with
his death that are perpleXing, II, after
he fell and before he struck the ground,
he repented Of his sins, there can be no
question but that he is now in glory;
hut there was mighty liItlc time for him
to think about t.
The famine in India is worsethan ever,
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TERMS OF COURT
District Court Third Tuesday of March,
and Second Tuesday Of November Of each year.
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday Of January, April July
and October Of each year
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WHOLE NO. &C
sNOHOMAsM DIRECTORY.

SNoHoMIsH ATHENRuM--oFrIoER
E. 9. Ferguson, President.
Hngh Ross,
Isaac Cathcart,
A. Lochlie, Lbrd,ian
j. II Plaskett. Treasurer
Supt. Scientific Dep,
W. II. Ward, =. Supt T1eatricals, Music, &c.
Trustees
Messrs. Ferguson, Ross, Ward, Cathcart,
Lochrie, Plakett and Folsom.
SNoHoMIsH FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION.
OFFICERS.
Edridge Morse :. :. President.
L. G. Ferguson,
A. &. Folsom, :. Wee. PfsSideHtS.
Benz, Stretch,
w. II. Ward, =. =. !Secyetary
Trustees
Messrs. Morse. Ferguson, Folsom, Stretch,
and Ward
UNION PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION OF
SNoHoMlsh CITY, W. I.
dugh Ross, :. :. P,Seident.
E. G, Ferguson, :. :. Sec7etqyy.
Royal Haskell, :. :, :. 1rus.
Trustees
Messrs. Wilbur, Haskell, Masterson, Bar
rett, Ferguson and Ross.
ELDERS OF THE UNION PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
Royal Haskell, Robert Barrett.
-0--
MASONIC.
Centennial Lodge, U. D-Reguar commu-
nications, first and third Saturdays of each
month
l. o, GOOD TEMPLARs.
Olive Leaf Lodge, No. 1l--Reguar meet.
ings, first and fourth Saturdays OF each month
SNoHoMIsH COUNTY AGRIcuLuRAL SOCIETY.
OFFICERS.
]. N. Low, =. .. Preyidnt.
", A, Gragory, =. :. Vice. President.
Edridge Morse, =. =. Secretary
Trustees
JN. Low, II. A. Gregory, Eldridge Morse,
John Davis, and Clark Ferguson.
SNoHoMIsH TELEGRAPH COMPANY. .--0FFICERs
Z. c. Ferguson, =. >. President
4, d. Kroner,
Isaac Cathclrt, .s-
Edrldge Morse. .. -. Secretary
Trustees
f. c. Ferguson, E. d. Kroner, Henry
Jackson, Isaac Cathcart and Eldridge Morse.
d
SSoHoMIsH CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
OFFICERS.
Hugh Ross President
Isaac Cathcart, Vice. President.
L, c. Ferguson, Secretary
Trustees
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ELDERS OF THE UNION PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.
Royal Haskell, Robert Barrett.
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sNoHoMrsH TELEGRAPH CoMPANY.-oFFrcER

z. c. Ferguson, E. d. Kroner, Henry
Jackson, Isaac Cathcart and Eldridge Morse.
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Olive Leaf Lodge, No. Irregular meet.
ings, first and fourtk Saturdays Of each month
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MASONIC.

Centennial Lodge, U. D-Regular commu-
nications, first and third Saturdays of each
month.
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j. N. Low, II. A. Gregory, Eldridge Morse,
John Davis, and Clark Ferguson.
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SNoHoMIsH COUNTY AGRIcuLuRAL SOCIETY.
OFFICER9
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TWEED'S CASE.
4 REPORT FROM THE ATTORNEY GENERAL &c
THE GOVERNOR.

4 REPORT FROM THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO
THE GOVERNOR
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBAyY, June 81. 1877.
Attorney General farchild's report the Governor
will be roady for publication Friday morning and
will BIO forwarded TO the New York papers stimuli
saneous,y the papers here. While purports TO
be report to the Governor II is simply special plea
Ia vindication OF his action In the Tweed case
IL is quito long, occupying ut least column
and half, and very labored. The facts
which touch upon the general question OF Twccd's
release arc few and lar between, and no
addition OF Interest made to the history OF the
He labors show, for instance, that Mr.. Townsend
gave Information 10 John Kelly which originally
published In the newspapers. while he has admitted
Ia his testimony that no convcrscd with Mr. Kelly
Tery freely upon the and asked his advice Hn
lleo proposes shit upon Mr. Townsend the rospon
ubiity OF giving the alleged confession TO Mr. Bgcow,
Who made receut publication upon II but with whom
Tho Attorney General CLAIMS to have had 10 com
nuncation Whatever upon mo subject Tho report
10 Governor 10 merely vehicle tor vndicaton OF
Mr.. Farchild, tboro is need OF any report whaI.
ever fact there statute calling Tor any report
upon such cases 10 the Governor, and tho Governor
consequently cannot ako any action upon the matter
one way the other. He must be thoroughly disin-
tcrestcd listener 70 anything which may DO brought
before him regarding u. The Attorney General has
been at homo all day at work upon the report and -
ho received visitors tits possible that he Is re-
sp0nsIbe alone for the report
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, June 26-Arrved, brig Matilda Wash.
ton Annie Allen oeoreetown.
Rathburn. Stoning Helen Hasbrouck Jerey City
Passed -Schrs Ingrahxm, aud Hattie NJ Howes Tor
Georg-town
ser. B.ll Stowe ana John Bcckrrmsn
BOSTON, June 27-Arived, bark Marco Solo
I,sD. ,iravsgnaro. ra'cymo bris;s Maggie Glenn,
yens E'eh. Perth Amboy; sehr A. Parsons,
Jacob kicnxs stecman. Phadelphis: Porto Rico Went.
worth Port johnson.
tlenrcas,eamer, Roman. crowcli: Philsdc phia: Con
Whitney. H,lott, New FORK; ship Electra CLARK san
Francisco; schrs Hattie Crowc, Croweii baltimore
Fair Wind Bowman, New York.
sdled-s,samsrs ieddo. Leopard and Roman ship wi.
mona; bark Enn.ce
BALTIMORE. june 26-CIoarod schr John Proctor, Al
len, Boston
sailed Bark Daring; brig Capernico
9th Arrived ste ncrs Hbernian (r, Archer Liver
pool &c Saragossa. Hooper Savannah Californian (r,
Daniels Port an Prince for liverpool; Garrett Foster
New York; Rebecca A Carter Tomlin, Boston.
Cloared-Barks Harvester tr. Jefferson Londonderry;
Maria d'al. Bard, Cork; big Chesapeake ls White,
Iiowcs RYDER. Bnsksve SCI Marcia Lewis Lewis Gal.
weston James Philips, Rockwell Dover MI.
SHed-Bark Msddalena, Nenuphar; brig Chesapeake
BkuAswiCk, June 25-Arrvcd, schr Jane Emson,
Peace, New York
BEAUFORT. sc, Jnne 2o--Arrtved. bark Marion tsr,
Evaus, Rio Janero. Era -
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CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria (Bo, Watson, Liverpool Queens
stsame! State OF Virginia B Noodle. Glasgow-Ausin
steamer Andes tBr,, Hughes Port Prince As-Pim.
Steamer City ofvera Cruz. Dssken Hsvnns-F Alexan-
DIRE 4 Sons
Steamer Cen Barnes CncesmAn. ssvannah-Murray, Fer
steamer Gulf Stream Crowen Chariesssn-J Quintard
Steamer Martha Stevens. Chance, Batmors-wm DaL
cell
Steamer Anthracite Orumlcv. Phladelphia-Jas Hanc
Ship Bremcriehe (Ger), Renken, Bremen Tho Rugcr:
Bark Chattanooga, Freeman. Bombay-R W Cameron
Bark Lady Elizabeth tB<,, Cobbets. London-Arkell,
Tufts 4 20.
Falmouth for ovders-sloecvich Co.
Bark Come Vol dtaD. Fcrraro. Dundec-Slocovch Co.
Bark Engebreeht tsw), zngslbrcchtsen, Cronstadt-
Bark Hernasasd tsw). B,orling, Gothsnburg-Punch.
BARK Ella Moore (Br, Shaw. Three Sisters, Nsscammei
Brig Fairfield Obj, Norris Traiee--J whitney &Co.
Brig Spray Bloom tBr. Canton, Biboa-Hsttc watson
Co.
Brig Cieta (Br,. Peterson Ruatsn-wm Jex Co.
Brig Ramirez, barnard. Nassau, MP Brown.
scnr Laura Webb, Irayers Porto Belio CSC-Wisicy.
Ricketts, 4 Co.
Domi Perkins job .
schr Auna w Collins, Hardcastle, Nuovitas Cuba>-J A
sehr Hatfield tBr, Hatfield. Windsor, Ns-c W Ber.
schr Molly Potter. Howard. Washington. Nc-w Helm.
schr Nellie Clark. Clark. Boston, ed Frye 4 Co.
Schr Kate Scranton, Pond Provdencc--HW Jackson d
Son.
Schr N NJ Brainsri. Stevens Hsrtford-Geo Blair d
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Purscr Mackay ofsteamer California from Glasgow. has
thanks for favors.
Tho purscr Of tho steamer City OF New York from Ha-
vana. has thanks for courtesics
srxAxKRJ B wALKyE tBr). for Malta before reported
Cargo aud probably went 10 sea 2sh taking
on board the discharged cargo
Sur RIckxERs Ger. from kangoon for Ham.
cc and ratnns, would be shipped and the
proceed with tho balance Nothing had peen donc to
IL II reported that the scarf Of nor keel was
gone.
BRIG USnA sNor Ia before reported having
boon ashore. hall and materials sold and subsequently
nr ss ,n.e and ,esoa Mr sorenssn Of kond
Nay her original owner, being the purchaser She . now
agent tor the American hccofd and will be ready
ceye cargo in about three WEEKS
scnR CLARA Il SIMPSON. Taipcy, at Portsmouth. NH.
O'Clock Monday evening. whom on Thaeors slnd was
struck Ly squat which split The iores and did other
tiihnc dsmage.
ScHR SUsSY SOUTH. ut Wilmington. NC a5th from New
York reports I'D, about q y AN. FRYING Pan ightshp
native OF Denmark fen OF the flying jibsoom and was
drowned
scmn GRO P Rusr into by an unknown ship I'D
inst and toxcd into Gloucester 18th by schr III g
Scuc IN disabled condition.
Sem MARTHA GRANGER loading general merchandise
New YORK for BALTIMORE sprung ieak and slightly d. m
The wall DO forwarded to destfn ton by
schr Chingarora.
BARGE NARY ELizABrru. laden with 300 coal sunk
~ Long 'saa Sound vas ", ns ~ ins ,So
BANGOR June 2Tho sunken schr Isabella Jewctt, coal
laden. arrived In port to-day from Frankfort
NrwroRI. June 2o-rhe two anchors and chains pckcd
belong Nerve Ian bark sksteau before eporscd)
sold At auction yesterday for the beneas OF all con-
cencd and realized SOL % OF which the wreckers 70
ccved so per cent salvage
SronNGroS CT June 1.-THE steamer Narragansett suf-
tered but itte from tho collision With tho steamer City
Point last evening" The false stcm vas slightly turned
around.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE JHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. June Isl A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE THE LHEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. June Isl A. NJ.
Indications
For New England, stationary or lower pressure,
stationary or higher temperature, variable winds,
mostly from southeast TO northeast. partly cloudy
weather and occasional light showers.
For the ddlc States, stationary or higher pressure
nearly stationery temperature, variable winds, partly
cloudy weather aud occasional showers
For New England, stationary or lower pressure sta.
tionary higher temperature, variable wind mostly
cloudy weather ana occasiouai light showers
For the Middle States, stationary or higher PRESSURE
nearly stationary temp craure. variable winds partly
cloudy wca her and occasional showers.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states. nearly sta
t,ouary pressure aud temperature. winds mostly from
the South GEAR partly cloudy weather and possibly
occasional showers
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, stationary or
lower pressure, higher temperature, variable Winds
shifting 10 southeast. partly cloudy weather and
areas.
For the Lower Missouri aad Upper Mississippi va
lcys lower pressure higher temperature, Winds shit.
ing 10 beast partly cloudy weather and raj arcaS
For the lake reg ion. nearly stationary, followed by
falling barometer Stationary or higher temperature,
variable w,uas.- mostly from tho southeast, partly
cloudy weather aad ram areas.
The Lower Missouri River viii rise and tho Lower
Mississippi will roman nearly stationary.
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INTRIGUING B0NAPARTISTS
Cassagnac Urges a Unreasonable Cam
paign Against the Republic.
A ROMAN CONCLAVE.
Gladstone's Reply to an Address
from English Radicals.
TBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

LONDON, June %, 1871
The political agitation In France threatens to
arouse the pent up angry passions OF oil sections Of
the people. The Bonapartist conspirators have
begun campaign OF provocation under the
leadership of the notorious Paul dc Cassagnac, with
the object of creating disorder and furnishing the
government with pretext for tho employment Of
force II remains to be seen how mnch success
will attend the EFFORTS Of those selfish and unscru,
pulous partizans., The result will give the meas
ure OF the capacity Of the French people for sell
government and WIN also probably decide what
position in the future France is to occupy among the
European Powers Should the political dissentions
lead to civil war; it is not dtfcult to perceive that
France must lose her commanding place among
the nations, and sink from FIRST to third rate
Power.
THE BoNAPARTIsr coNsrmAroRS
A violent newspaper article written by N. de
Cassagnac is producing great sensation. 1t re-
permitted to meet lest they become hot
beds OF agitation. Also that the government
should announce it's intention OF turning out the
new Chamber Ii 1t should be as strongly republican
as the one just dissolved.
The DEFENSE tnewspaper) asserts that NJ. Rouher
yesterday had an interview with Minister Four
ton.
IN FAVOR OF THE REPUBLIC.
Adespatch from Paris states that N. Theirs has
been asked to tor seventeen districts hitherto
represented by Bonapartlsts or monarchists.
GOT HIS TIP.
Lord Odo Russell, British Ambassador at Berlin,
returned from London 70 his post yesterday
morning.
sULKING IN HIS TENT
The Tower Hamlets' Radical Association having
sent Mr. Gladstone address expressing the hope
that he will assume the leadership OF the
radical party. he replies that he il neither
In the present future the leader OF any party
section. He looks upon the liberal party Mt large
as that which the country is to expect reason
ably good government and desires to urge It's
union and promote It's interests as whole
RED HATS IN COUNCIL
A despatch from Rome states that forty-three ont
OF ffty-six Cardinals who are now in Rome met at
Cardinal Simonei's apartments, on Tuesday, to
decide questions relative to the next conclave.
NO PEACE WITH EGYPT.
A special despatch has been received from Alex
andria serting that advices from Massowah con-
tradict rumors OF q conclusion Of peace between
the King OF Abyssinia and the Khedive OF Egypt.
The former demands the Abyssnan territory occui
pied by the Egyptians
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BALT1MoRE's coLLECToRsHIP.

PROGRESS OF THE FIGHT BETWEEN THE CON.
TENDING FAcTIoNs--A CHRISTIAN STATESMAN
HEARD FROM.
[EY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALTIMORE, Juno n, 1871
The feeling arising out Of tho contest over the Col
lectorshp intensihes the time approaches for Nr
Thomas 10 take his in tho Collectors chair In
accordance with the Presidential appointment Colonel
wilkins term OF oflco will expire on Saturday next
and Mr.. Thomas has announced his intention
Or taking possession OF the Custom House
IN the following Monday. In the interim
both factions gathering their forces and
u is impossible to anticipate tho result Colonel Will
Gins friends confident that Hayes will rescind
the appointment, while the supporters Of Mr.. Thomas
feel assured that the President will issue order per.
cmptory suspending Wilkins AT the office OF Mr.
Thomas to-day swarms OF oice-seekers assemble ana
numerous kilograms and letters were received
copgratulating him on his MISUNDERSTANDING
them from Schuyler Colfax. telegram
was received IRON Secretary sherman during
the day saying:-"The Baltimore Colectorship
is definitely settled and 1t Is waste Of time 10 send
eiibcr papers or delegations here" Colonel wilkins
claims 10 have tho full support Of almost the entire
mercantile community. Upon the return OF tho
President from Boston he will forward communica-
ton covering all the facts In the In the event
OF being finally turned out the friends Of Colonel
wilkins say there will be some warm work when
full xpose, showing how no was "ousted,' Is made
to tho Senate upon its assembling.
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INVESTIGATIONS IN CALIFORNIA

SAN ERAScisco, June 81. 1871.
Dr. Lindcrnsp, director OF tho rnnts who arrived
Ssrs last evening declined 10 definitely state the OBJ
scs OF his VISIT bus Information IRON sources believed
10 be fully autnentic states that he Is clothed with
sxtraordinary powers having left Washington as the
nead al co n Investigate tue various led
raj o61ccs In this CITY commencing with the Mint.
ais rucors fu and into adcd 10 be exhaustive
rhsv proyido for tho selccti0n OF Two gentlemen by
Ann frpm member OF well known responsible Citizens
10 sct with him 10 commission THIS commission IS
s,cavcrcd 10 administer the oath TO Witnesses and
s..r for and papers, aud the Investigations.
3 rep, ass utcd. arc 10 be co nductcd openly.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BxLYAsI. June 27-Sailed, bark A r Stoneman tBr)
Crosby. Delaware Breskvater.
Bkxxgs. juno :7-ssiled ship uumboldt toer). corne
Illus North Amsrica barks Preciosa tGer). vack Bat
more; Auxuste tGer,, Heimer. New York.
BARCELONA, June 23-Arrived. bark Gusyaquii tSp)-
Asina. Now York
DAsTzIc June 2i-Arrived. bark Oscar II Non. Mich
sslsen. Richmond Va
GLoucssrxa. juno 27-sasd. bark Rsusens. Leighton
Omitted States
Ralo, New York; Washington tAuss. cosuich- New Or
leans
HULL. June 27-Arved. ship Agnss Oswald tBr,, Mitch
oil. San Francisco via Queenstown
HAnsuRc. juno 2e-Auived, bark Napoleon III Nsrl,
Kjoner. Philadelphia.
Sailed 2sth, bark Johsnns Marie e0sr. Gusssvus. New
York.
HAvns June a5-sailod bark Saga nsn. Olsen. Unised
States.
KoSIcssERo Juno 25-Arrvsd. bark Constance Dutch,
Nsnninga. Richmond.
LIVERPOOL. June 37-Arrived. bark Almira Robinson,
Tarbox. New Orleans.
Sailed 9th. Pennsylvania. Harris Philadsphia
via Queenstown ship Charmer Lucas San Francisco BARK
Adelaide Norris. Robinson. Damariscotsa-
LONDONDERRY. juno o7-Arrived, bark Frenze C Qts).
Traverse. Baltimore.
LISBON June 2l-Arrved, brig Mariana Nv tPort, Oar.
valho. Darien.
LxonoRs Juno 2o-sailed bark Girolmins GtaD. Jacca
rims. New York.
MARsEILLEs juno 23-Arrived bark Evening star Nor)
Natvig New York; 9Th. ship Harmona. Small. Coconada
NEWCASTLE. June 27-cieared, bark Hermod (Nor.
Huvg. New York.
QuEESsrows. June ae-Arrived bark Fise tGeH. VIE
tung Battmore Nipots Accsms dtaD. oslo. Philndel
phia; Gail George (ie, Stoeber Charleston land
cesded to Revxl 9Th Aneburgh tBr. Bailey. Portland
o; Anna tGer sewarts. Portland Ne; Brssso Nor. Pc
dersen. Now Orleans.
RorrxRpAx. Juno 2e-Arrived. brig Madswssks GtaD,
Saracino, New Orleans.
SOUTHAMPTON. Juno 27-Arrived, steamer Mossl tGcr)
NeynAber. New York for Bremen land proceeded.
Arrived 18th, steamer nndoo tBr). Mitchcll New York
for Hull.
ST HEIxNA May 29-Saed barks Star Of the East (Br)
Pomroy (from Singapore) New York; juno Ensign tBr)
Putock (from Coombo), do.
Tx1Esrz to June 27-Arrivsd bark Investigator Carver
New York
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
vATIONS
sGcntie
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE q, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wIIITEsToNE TELENRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer California tBri. Campbell. glasgow June 10 and
Neville 18th, with mdsc and passengers 20 Henderson
Bros.
steamer Cay Of New York Zimmerman Havana June
- with rdse and to Ale xaudre Sons
- lat ~ -, Ion g. pissed ship Lencaste from New Or
lvcrpool 18th lat SO TO- Ion u rs, bark Scotland
,oi lfsIiiaxi. from Gabnrlcn Tor rw YORK.
steamer Hudson, Garcr New Orleans juno 81 with mdsc
and passengers Clark seaman.
AIbemarlc Gibbs Lcwes. Dol. with mdsc TO tho
Cid Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer gnes Smith Philadelphia with mdse Boeert
Morrap
ship North Amer oi Boston), Tucker. Liverpool "a
days with mdse Vernon II Brown Go. Had lisht
eeiy winds most OF tho passage.
Hark vaikyrcn (Nur Andraiscn 1rmstadt So days, In
ballast, 10 punch, kdye 90
BARK Dewitt Dubrovack Aus, Krczovich. I,eth via Del
aware Brc.evntcr 10 days. In ballast. 10 master.
Bars abtot (Swel skantgc Bremen 81 days. in bal.
master. Is nnclored sandy Hook for order.
BARK ~ i,oro ySort. Jacobsen hayre ~ aays. With
mrse Boyd llinckcn. vessel 10 Fnnch. Idye 20.
June H. lat ~ H. Inn 81 co. spoke fishing cht Common
wealth, Of MASSACHUSETTS, with IL otD auintas fish.
BARK ferer tau, Esposo, Alicante 30 days. With mdsc
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THE ST. JOHN FIRE FUND.

ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTION IN AID OF THE SUE
FERERs.
At the Maritime Exchange yesterday the following
telegram was received in acknowledgment Of Tues
days Geographic transfer OF $1,000
ST. JonN N. B.. June 81, 1871
70 THE MAHIrIxB ASSOCIATION. SRw YORK;
Accept thanks for additional donation
lief fund Tho Of loss Is daily Augme nting
ssfss are rninC badly Business
win draw. s. T. EARLE, Mayor OF ST. john
A despatch also received through tho Bank OF
New YORK from the Bank OF Nova Scotia, announcing
the payment Of above Tho further sum OF $1,000 was
collected Yesterday and despatched John by tele
graphic transfer, making 81. 0O0 forwarded date
Tho following additional contributions were SUBJ
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NATIONAL IMMIGRATION BUREAU.

PHILADELPHIA, June q, 1871
The Paramount Park Commissioners OF this city have
granted to Colonel Lee Cranda, OF Alabama, permits.
sion 10 establish the large building used the
chinery Hall In the Centennial Exhibition, a National
Immigration Bureau, IN which IL Is proposed TO OK
hbt free OF charge the product Of each State Ind Tor
r,tory In the Union.
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Havre Andes tBr,. Port au PRINCE city Of vora cruz.
Havana Gen Barnes Savannah. Gulf Stream Charleston
ship Empire Of Peace (Br) Liverpool Eliza Everett Br
Bremen hanks MORNING Star. Gihraltar Bonuie Dvon.
Cork; Lconore Fr, Bristol; br wiliink a;ery Ponce.
PK -chrs Van Brunt, Demcrnra Equator no, Mas.
sau; Carleton Chr. do; rnlkenburg. PHILADELPHIA.
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BOY BURNED TO DEATH.

OTTAWA, Ont, June ~, 1877.
Tho house occupied by Mr.. Latrcil!o, in Rochester
vllle was burned last night and bis sop aged eleven
years. persisted in the flames MIS- Latrielle and her
mother were, It IS supposed, fatally burned.