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Steamer Russia tBr Cook Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer CITY Of Montreal tsr) Brooks. Liverpool via
steamer state ii Virginia tBp. Noodle. Glasgow-A
ami S's cnsf asr1e ka S r CO.
s,samsr Az. sbr Williams Port an FRINGE ana say
Steamer ii Livingston. Dsgsett. ssvannah-Murray.
steamer George Clyde. crowel hsrlestou-Jw oun
steamer Elesnora, johnson. Portland-J r Amss.
Ship Prima Donna. Lunt. Yokohama -sater Liver
BARK Jonathan Chase. Curtis sydney. Nsw-R W Gam.
bark Lueco dtaD. olivAri. London-siocovich e.
s.If wsssa ss ' b.vdsS" Whitney
BARK Francisco cisn.o ttaD Porslo. Hoyle, E-John
ss SIf s ss.s so!s a:'s sssS
Bark Ararat lAus), Msseovch. Cork or Falmouth for
orasrsIeoekmsnn. osrisin 4 90.
BARK FTsya MoI] ni;.nw Queenstown or Falmouth for
BARK Fsses dad, chess. Queenstown Falmouth
Ps n,b ips . or sssssn oblA.
BARK sonyerain tNor,, Williamson. Dantzc Benham
Bark Bjorvken tNor). Harris Antwerp-Funch. Edys 4
Bark Sc. Crest tBr, Bennett. Amsterdam-c W Ber-
Bsrk Friso tSor). Tsefsen, Copenhagen Tobias Co.
BARK Lizzie Wright lBr, Wright. Calais tFrance)-
Bark sisvis tAus,. Dabinovch. Alexandria, E-sioco-
Hris ssbra ar,. Robinson. Queenstown. Falmouth
psmoash for ordsr;-G Bsr,.a1 G,hr.,., a. x.,,.. for
.
Rrs A PsttingiI, Clark, Cisnfuegos-Miller Houxh
ton.
schr Aidsna Rokes, Rhodes. Southampton Fl Brown
K Co.
sehr " Card, Foss, Mir.goan s-Thsekeray 4 Co
schr Mary witham. Austin, Cape Iiaytien-H Murray.
Jr
Schr Isaac Oliver, Pannell. Aux Caves-Lyons CO..
Schr Frank Emery, Wiley. santiago de Cuba-J II
Winchester x Go. :.
schr Alexander Harding, Mcbride, Cienfuesos Maitland.
schr Right Away. crossley. Baraeoa-BJ Weinberg
Co.
Schr Lorns Hr). speight. Yarmouth. NS-A Honey.
Scnr J l. Cotter tbr, Thurber. st John, NB-scammel
Bros t
On.
scbr Jensrson Berry. Galveston Taper Bcattie;
Schr Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey City Point and Rich
mond-J amos A Van Bvunt
Schr John Mosser, Rhodes. Batmore-Wm Chalmers
schr Henry Means Carbury. Philadelphia Isaac r
Staples
Schr Ned Sumpter, Conary. Boston-Havtand Pros
Schr james Warren. Leighton Newburyport g Snow.
Schr George Pierce. Baker. snlem-Willis II Ropes
Echr G A Iayden. Greene, Uncasvie, CtJ Roberts.
Sloop Edward Bills, barnes, Perth Amboy-Gregg
Germann.
soop Fred Brown wickson, Providence and Newport-J
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
yATIONS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 20, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

wnITEsToSK TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer % s % ns sna:r.on 'n s1" ass ie -is
miles Of sanay hook passed ship Marcia Day. IRON
steamer Ho lard Or, Heelsy. London May is. with
%S:. IND "S sh -.
sage variable moderate winds with heavy rain and
e.. ms' % sa $
George Washington tGsr). froes from Hsvro Tor New
s:s. Of @ .Gs
I:.i% .:ss ws;,: . ss. aTT.t =, pa.
les x re ss %s:s.s line a
steamer sestla Br). Anderson kodi May Ca.auia 9th.
sa ia q g. .s %
''s% fs.s x,s Ii a April a
Bermuda May - whcre she put In for suppy coaD
steamer City Of Msrds Reynolds. Vera Cruz May H.
f aS sh ns ma.. .nS "a
steamer ssrsora -rndburg Havana Nay ~ With mase
Ins.a schooner sssvns several plates hs sarSos!a
steamer CITY Of Houston. stevens. G.ys..on May ~ Vi.
Key West 18Th With mase and passengers 70 . Mallory
steamer Msre.s CITY Rs.d. New Orleans days. wish
ssir Lwxsos.r. rom sss1. ieI Phi.as,pnis: an.
Ma,anrss Tor New Yorkrepo'ed having been days Of
steamer Z Knight oh,ecs,er. Georgetown, DC. with
md.s to J Il Rooms y: -, -. 49,.
"a In ballast 80 Boyd hineken Is anchored In Graves
Bsps rsrig tof south shclds. Johmm, London 30 days.
in brllsst 40 order Had moderate weather.
Barh Linnes tNcrl Barth. Hamburg 70 DAYS with bar
Bars NoSs tSo Olsen. Arenda ~ days, in ballast.
SsrR Lincoln eXus, Geronich. navrs 50 days Ia bal
Bris Fsdrich 0ser, Brngramsrn Santos 80 days with
coffee 10 Pnpke Reid; vessel TO Tobias Co Crossed
the equator April no. In Ion 80 "; had light winds and
sris L,,'s wy..n re..s. Nsrp,. rI 70 asy; y,'A
Brig ch.rs; rnr,e., small Ssra's. MI u days. with
sehr II oodirsv. JARVIS. Virginia
~ Ranks Others (5r), from Havre. and Kong Carl
fNor) from Dublin which were anchored the lower bay
for orders, came np TO the city 10Th
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
FOUND SOUTH.
steamer Elesnor johnson Portland tor New York; with
steamer 1isucas, Bearse Bostbn Tor New York, with
mdse aud pss,engsrsto y Dimosk. ,,.v
steamer AIsssros., Davis. f.il aiys. 10! New York
schr a n Baxter (Br. Baxter. Port William, Ms. for
schr mot, Haven, Collins. Calais ior New York.
schr Mslsbsr. Collins, Boston for sew York
sthr whistler. Kesfs. Tnus,on Tor New YorK
schr ssiic W Ponder. Lincoln. Taunton Tor New York
schr Mathew vssser. Jr. Kelly New Bedford for New
's schr Colby Colby. ral! Rive. for New York.
schr Anna Carrier tBD, Van wsrt Providence for New
D.s. s, Pyss. 70, New ySs
sehr Bos.os Nieser.sn. r,o,,asnsc =, 70, New yrs
schr N Wells KELSEY, Hartford for New York; w.
schr A Curis Miller. New Haven Rlchusend. Va.
scbrJ \ Mitchell Mcrrch. stamford for Nov York.
Passed IN Brig Reporter before reported oil Execution
sesf Columbia. Donovan. Providence for Nov YORK.
schr " Tyler, Hart, Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
BARK Whitehall (Br Dsvid,cn New York tor Gccle. b.
Brig Matilda Buck tBr Buck, New York Tor Dorchester
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mission. Yet earnestly as he desired those ends
and struggled 10 attain them, tho struggle was
these ends by base ierocious means; he abhorred
bioodshed; he detested Vengeance he spoke little OF
engntcned statesman hip INTO matters OF duty. The
only warfare which he would ALLOW, and tnat as
s,y sSrr0s ssa,D. D,~.s orce that vo
lates human DUTY and human rieht. IN
that warfare his coura.e rose always equal 10 tue oc
casion-a courage worthy OF the generous pois's. n
philosophy which he proicsssd. For there was NO
trial ne would not endure, no sacrncc. no iaoos 70
3uld not undertake.. danger he would not encoun-
the sake OF that dream OF his youth ana pur-
suit OF his manhood, tue unity ana hosr'y OF i'ai''
DIR. cARos ADDRESS
II. D., delivered short speech IN the ltaiian ian.
guape, in which no spoke Of tue historical ,Sseusn'
attaching to the name oil the great ltaIizn statesman
and termed him tue hero, the defender, Inc Aposue
OF human dignity; the pniosopher inc propne'' 'mo
SAID in conclusion, .sTne HE OF Mazzini was sac
rdce TO the holy cause OF patriotism ana hamsnn n
lie fought Tor Cod he fought Tor the people, ana ms
motto was .Dio iopota forever"
THE BANQUET.
The people then slowly dispersed and o. nve =. M.
q very poor dinner was served under the name Of
"banquet' At Lion Park.
After the banquet number Of toas.s we're aranS
- The Memory OF Giuseppe Mnzz'ni-champion OF
Italian unity, apostle OF universal freedom was
Responded 20 by General Franz siseL the Unted
States OF cricagreat IN the extent Of their terr-
tory greater the stability Of their consttuton-tho
hope and asy um OF the oppressed by Jonn sui.
in the galaxy OF nations, h0pored by The genius ana
patriotism Of her sons the beauty and devotion OF
her daughters" by Lecchi oi Casali. editor Of the
Eco d'Hdiid- "The Empire State and her metropo'i.
tan city, famed the world over for the liberal and
cosmopolitan character their ctzcns, by Commas
s.oncr Law. United Europe" ~ Elwood Z. rhorne,
+. G. NJ. OF Masonry. "rurni and the Italian colony
In America.n by H. +. MOnachcsi OF Tho Indicator;
'.Fraterniues: great agency Tor good u wisely
directed" by Colonel H. $. Ocott, president Of the
ThcosI phicai socet. "rhe American Press" BY
Charles sotheran editor the New York Echo. After
the dinner an tanment Of sirgng, moro speak
ing, reciAions and instrumental music and fireworks
were given, late hour an ''internatoph 0aiP'
wound up the festivities oil tho day.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OyFIcE OF THE CnIEF signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 30-l A n. J

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CnIEF signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 30-l A n. }
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling, followed oy
rising baromser east south winds. warmer partly
cloudy weather and followed by rain producing
lower temperatures.
For New England, rising followed by falling barcm.
cter northwest 10 northeast winds, stationary tenn
peraures Increasing cloudness and followed at night
In the west portions by rain areas
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf States,
slightly lower stationary pressure rising 10 sta
tionary temperature, southeast to southwest winds
and clear or partly cloudy weather
For tho West Cult States, rising, possibly fol-
lowed by falling barometer. southeast to southwest
Winds slightly warmer, clear or partly cloudy wea-
thcr. and possibly occasional rains.
For ennessoc and tho Ohio Valley, higher pres.
warmer southerly winds becoming variable and
cooler partly cloudy weather and rain areas.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Isys rising followed by falling barometer. northeast
to southeast Winds stationary to rising temperature,
partly cloudy weather and occasional light rains.
For the lake region, rising barometer except tenn
porary fall the lower lakes, northeast TO south
east winds, nearly stationary temperature. partly
cloudy weather. and, over the lower lakes and Lake
Huron, rains.
sippi at ST. Louis continue rising.
Cautonary signals continue at Port Huron, Toledo,
Sandussy, Cleveland, Erie and Buffilo.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, May 2a-ssiied. bark Oscar wcndt t0cr).
Schsrmbcrg. Now york.
Pniiadc pbia.
BmrsroL May 29-Arrved, brig Corsar tBrj. Gibbs, Bull
River. SC.
BELFAST May 25-Arrved, bark xema tBr) Foster, Bal.
timorc.
BRrnss. May co-Arrivsd, bark Hertis Oscar Fredrik
(sw), wordlander Pensacola
Sailed 2sth ship Atlantic tGer, schscr Baltimore.
CARDIFF, May 2e-saied ships Columbia. Furnen, Rio
Janeiro; Martha Cobb, Grcenbank. do
CeoSsrApr. 10 May 29-Arrivcd. ship saransk, Wood.
Charleston; bsrts David Bsbcock. Coicord. Nov York;
Aarila (No), Lovold. Baltimore
CorsSnAesx, May 27-Arrived, bark Harmonic tNor)
jensen New York
cApz to May 2eArrivcd bark Brunswick. Hutchinson,
Lisbon.
DrsLiS May zs-ssiisd, bark Giusspps Cspurro GssD.
Cnsye6 SSltcs
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DONEGAL. Mar 2e- Arrived. bark yistor tNoD. Olsen.
Baltimore.
DusDALK, May 2s-ssiled. bark silvia dssp, fsrsr''
United States
DrsKiRK. May 2s-ArriveJ, bark nindostan Br,. Bart
lett. New Orleans
ELsIsoas My as-Arrived bark Guidaxe tNor). Jacob
sen. Phadslphia; 27th, brig Gylfs sw) Lundbeck d"
ExxourH May as-saied, bark Bslder (sw), wuin
United States.
FALMOUTH May 2s-Arrivsd. ship st Lucie. Rivers
Huanilloa
GLOUCESTER, May es-Arrivsd. bark Divico or,, Jor-
scnsen. New York.
GxEESocx. May 29-ArrIved, steamer Anchoria (Br)
Hedderwick New York.
IIAvaE. May 27-Arrived. barks All (NoD. Thornsen,
New Orleans; Mary Nelson Br,. Franks. Charleston
2sth. John Bunyan. Butman, New York for Rousn
HAMBURG. May :9-Arrived, bark Falmouth tBr). Man
son. Wilmington Nc before reported arrived lSth,.
Sailed .6th. barxs somervo (B. Fraser. Phiiadephia;
9Th Freduaes (NorJ. Petersen. Baltimore.
HELvoEr, May os-ssed barks Germania (Ger). Schulz
kcn New York; vinge (Sor. Petersen. do Goth r. nj
Rottcrdam).
LIVERPOOL May 70 Arrived, steamer Memnon (br,
Cowan New YORK.
Sailed 2sth. steamer indiana. Sargent, Philadelphs
Loxnos. May 29--Arrivsd. ship Dunrobn (Br). Harris
New York.
Cleared GOTH ships Emerald Isle Patterson New FORK
Pauline (Gsr). Bruggemann. United States; bark Vera
Ger, Lukke, do.
LIsBoS. May % Sailed bark Aker (xor), Drum, New
York before reported without d.te).
MARsErLLEs. to May 29-Arrved. brig Nette, Macksy.
New York. sa9
NEW Ross. May 2s-Arrved, bark Bayard tNor). Ton.
neseu, Boston.
OroRro. May 23Saied briggs Yelecia uta. Casteisns.
New York; Caroline Por, Goncaives. Brunswick before
reported without dste).
PLYMOUTH. May 2s-Arrivcd. bark Talca DID, Austin.
Bull River, sc.
PALERMO. May 81 Sailed. steamer Cobanm tBr). Borg,
New York Direct
QuxKSsrowN. May 2s-Arrived, bsrks Giuseppe En-
manuel U.aD. Dener, New York: Nico!sy H Knudsen
Nor,. Petersen Now Orleans; goth, ship Tros (Nor
Brsser savsaush via Now York; bark Diainganno Nor.
Loreutsen, Baltimore. ....
Also arrived 29ih. illinois, shxekford. Phladel-
pha for Liverpool tand proceeded
Sailed both. steamer City Of Brussels (Br, Watkins
(rom Liverpoo). New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. May % Arrived, scamers Gen werder
Ger, Hoffman, baltimore for Bremen: NeckM Ger.
Willegerod, New York for do (and both proceeded.
SEVILLE 70 My 20 Arrived. briggs Mary Fink Spencer
Corunna 8 J. Kennedy. spaulding, New York.
ST MALo, Nay 26-Arrved. BARK Nsnette (Fr), Jubnl,
Daren fsss.s..s.s .-ts t.st
TRIxsrE, about May 27-ArHved. brig W~piti BD.
Smith. Bermuda with cargo Of schr NJ Rankin. from
Philadelphia.
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Schr Robert Foster. Robinson. New York for Boston
schr Benjamin English, Chase, New York Tor Ne~ Deo
ford.
Scnr George Pierce. Baker. New York for Salem =.
Schr Annie RUSSELL Carroll New York for fort'ana "
schr Dart Toms. New York Stamford
Schr Ida Palmer Palmer New for ford.
schr George Quincy. uurney. NeSbure Tor Norwich.
Schr BilIow, Haskell. Port johnson tor Boston
Schr y l. smith, Upton. Port onnson Tor boston -,
schr Qaickstep. Hutchinson. Fort johnson lot Tres
dsnco
schr T Rowland. Rowland Elixabethport for Boston,
Schr sam Welier Brockway. Amboy for Providence.
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BROOKLYN GAS.

A private meeting OF ths representatives. OF the
different gas companies Ia Brooklyn was held ycster.
day. the object OF which said to be the considcra
ton OF tho late action OF the Board oil Aldermen in
directing the Board OF CITY Works to readvcriisc for
proposals Tor Illuminating the Western District, tho
proposals Tor lighting with other than coal gas to be
accepted the gas comp nics fearing, IL Is said great
In " their business by Daphtha gas companies,
resolved to take action at once looking toward
q reduction in their presen; prices.
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SCHUETZEN FESTIVAL.

The fourteenth annual festival OF the United
scbu-zen Association, Of New Jersey took plsce res
terday at the scduetzen PARK. Union Hill. The FIRST
shots on each target wcrc -On the Union target A.
Ernsch, 20; II. W. cordts, o5 W. K,e,v. CO. On the
man target the best snots were:-August Ernsch, Sc
H. Rasenen, "a; Pm. Klein. 50. Thc nrst bulls eye
wac made By ph. KEN and TIE las, by IL. Rasenen-
The shooting will continue to-day.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.
ST THOMAS, May II, 1873.

ST THOMAS. May IT. 1873.
steamers Brazil and Juno which arrived hero the
18th inst, experienced the very bosterous
weather. and Of the machinery OF the Brasil gave
way. She is having repaired. and botn bosts
leave to-day They will touch Barbados. and expect
make the run from thence to Para In about days
BRIG Maud Potter (Brl has been condemned by
be sold at public auction The captain has tel.
errsphed homo and awaits instrncsons The cargo Is
stored will be reshipped in another vessel
Brig Anna Ger. has come of the repairing Flip and
rehtng Will shortly take in balance Of cargo and
proceed to her destin alton.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Cspta,ns seeking reghts for Hartford. the Conncc
cus River shoud BIO careful to load too Deep
but eight If water the bars above Mddetown
with the water still falling.
The Dominion Of Canada has given notice
that 15 1874 the light At Cape Jeurimnin In the
eousy Wcssmorelspd Province OF New brunswiek will
te changed = fixed white to flashing whito light
showing hash 10 seconds The light should DO Wis.,
ible from all poi nts seaward n distance OF IL miles,
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Bank Eta Stewart tBr). smith from 81 John. NIB, for
Belfast. May -. lat ~ 81, Ion - -.
brig ievo, tBr xa,beson from Cienfuegcs for Boston.
NAV 20, lat 81 "a, len 10 80. -
schr Uiaiume OBJ, Bis.e,. from 50 John. NIB, for
schr winner Nash, from New York for Ponce, May 10,
lonn
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OBITUARY.
cLAUD1us JACQUARD, PAINTER.

CLAUDIUS JACQUARD, PAINTER.
The death 10 announced from Paris, In the seventy.
Nth year Of his aye. OF N. Ciaudius jacquard. .
painter Of some reputs who had long and asorious
career and at one time quite popular painter.
His works WERE however, though Interesting
from their subjects. sentimental. monosonous
and metallic In color, and have fallen much ous
Of favor He was born at Lyons In 1908, and was .
pupil OF Fleury- Richard under whom he studied NJ
the Academy OF Fine Arts OF his native town. He
for a number OF years painted historical subjects.
and later on genre paintings. AID produced .
number OF examples which were bought by tho
french government and by Municipalities. and
placed in museums, town halls and cabinets
OF France He also painted large number
OF portraits lie was well represented in the pubic
residence IN Boulogne from 1852 10 1855 be painted
among other works, "rhe Mayor OF Bouiognc Ksius-
ing tue Demand for Capitulation OF Henry WILL IN
l544n q painting which Is now In the Hotel dc
ville OF the Town. he some years ago decorated
in The Church Of sain. Philippe du Roaie.
ito has exhibited since 1924 'sIne sacrement,"
The Court o. Prson' anu ". mona n Morus,
Adele oil Comnges," "rhe Goodby Kiss" "rhe Four
Ages OF Flower ..rhe Cnildren OF tho Painter"
..Jocclyn the Feet Of tho Bishop Laurence At
tending on Joceiyn and Gaston, tho Angel OF Folk,
now IN the Musee al Rotterdam; "rhe Avowa,''
Rhodes in I5l4,n s.rns Indiscroet Page" .Aonri OF
Dourgousne, King OF Portugal and 'rne Taking
81 for TN. ta spyu q Tse
Jewel" and .'L'ln Pace" At the Musso Of Ham
burg; "Le Dren de Haut OF dc Basss JUS
iice,n owned by shs King Of the Bsgtans;
''rhs Crea,ion A. Cardinal Of sa,nt Bosavestuss.n
.'rns BAptmm Of Cows "rhe Last Interview OF
Charles l. AID HIS Chiiasenn aad 'L'Amende Aosor-
aDlc shs last Of which are n the galleries Of
the Luxembourg; "Hhe ciomsncy OF Peicr lie
Great, .Reimes.n 'rne fns:.fup,ed Meal" Peru.
sno Painting in Monastery" 'Gaston, the Angel Of
FOX Leaving HIS Mother, VINO Has Taken Refuge at
the Court Of Charles inc Bad" "rhs couvals.cencs
OF tho Father Aboe, - erhe Crust OF the Pie, "fhe
Presentation In the Temple" belonging to
me Ministry OF state; ~. ia Verge da Travail"
mirnyn ussg; easter" "rEc Two Msers"
1885,; s.Guy u Arozzo ard HIS Pupils,n .rhe Return
OF the Old Frend Qs6sj; 'Bonspsits atNice' ls67j.
His cxnibiis last year at tue salon were 'sseIa "
home In 1882 and a portrait N. jacquard received
a second cass medal IN 1924 and hrst cass one IN
1886 He decorated with tho Legion OF Honor In
May 1852 with the Cross OF Leopold OF Bcgtum In
1884, ana received some nftscn medals In different
exniDitious France and alrost. HIS sndio was -
No. IS Avenue ue la Reino HorteBsc. He wss married
20 Nile Forbin, daughter OF the Cointe DO Forbin-
Janson. and wiaow OF the Comts dc Pinci. His his
torical WORKS become we'll known TO tho pubic
by engravings and autographs.
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IMMANuEL sANo, PAINTER.

There died lately 10 Paris, In his nfty-sxh year, NJ
Emmanuel sano, Of Antwerp, DISTINGUISHED marine
painter and expert Ia old paintings lie was born IN
1872 Alter having had good deal Of success in the Bci
gan exnib ions for many years he resolved some years
sro 10 nave to Paris Here hc became very we'll
known as Judge and expert The different Italian
and spanIsh schools OF painting He painted but little
OF late years and then only ~ an amateur. lie was
ihc exuert 10 Prince Napolson and formed his well
known collection IN the Palas Royal His opinion
was on a number OF occasions sought BY tho London
National gallery which added to us collection at dit.
crent times large number Of Italian paintings Of tho
n rat order on hrs advice.
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Tho Tammany Hall Central Association had largely
attended meeting last night, the occasion being the
opening Of the socety's new rooms At No. 49s Third
aycnuc Nessra Leistner, Rynders and others made
speeches. inter which tho association supper.
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nm. MARcELIIN coTr.

DR. Marceiin Cote, tho oldest homcpathic phys
iclan In Pittsourg Pa, cx.Prcsidcni Of the Homo
patnic state society. and President Of the County
Anatomical Society, dted az residence yesterday
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SAILED.

pool II Livingston. Savannah: Geo Clyde. Charleston;
ship st Joseph Havrs bnrks Sea- Bird (Rr) Cork Sva-
men tNor), QneenstoYn: brigs Eiche B:). Lnguayra;
Harry Davis (Br), CufAcoa: 4 Sheldon, Pensacola.
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Average temperature Yesterday 90
Average temperature for corresponding date last
e7,s
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rHr wyArHgI YEsrERpAy.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature TOR tho past twenty-our hours, In CON-
par,sou with tho corresponding date OF last year
Indicated Ny the thermometer At Hudnurs pharmscy,
AKRALD Bulldins, No. 2l8 sroadway:-
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. lDestinlsion.I
Steamer.
CGce.

,ArEs OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE MONTHS
MAY AND JUNE.
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WEATHER REPol
FOREIGN PORTS

HoLyHRAp May Wind NNE, moderate.
PLYMOUTH, 20 Calm. with rain. thick barometer 3d.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-25
DOES THE WORLD MovEq

The Rev, john Jasper, of Virginia,
says. DE Sun do move, for in de morDin
it shines on dis side OBJ de hous, while IN de
ebenin, Oh dat side OBJ de hous. Now Ell
he don't move, how com he dar2" Not
withstanding Mr.. Jasper's logic we yet be-
lieye the world moves When Mr.. Jasper's
ideas constituted the popular belief, people
thought that to die OF smallpox or cholera
was simply fulfilling one of the nature 5
laws. Now, through vacincation. small pox
is averted' while cholara, cholera morbus,
dysentery (fux), and diarrhea; are read
lily cured by the use of DIR. Pierce's Com
pound Extract of Smart Weed. Does
not such evidences tend to prove that the
world moves"2 As an external remedy
for cuts, bruises, sprains, swellings, bites
and stings of insects, the Compound Elk.
tract of Smart has no equal. Veter-
mary surgeons have also employed it with
marked success.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-25

List of patents, granted to the inventors
of Illinois for the week ending Oct. 9Th,
1878, each patent in the list bearing that
date Reported by f. A Lehman, solic-
itor of patents, Washington, D. c., ex.
pressly for the Rock ISLAND ARGUS:
T Penrose-- Chicago Ill-Horseshoes,
is Glenn-Chicago IIl-Shop Valves.
D Observation-Disclosures Ill-Steps for
Mill Spindles,
H E Wookey-Chicago Window
Screens.
g D Haworth-DecaturIll Knots for
Check Row Cords,
6 d Acknowledgements Ill-Knots for
Check Row Wires.
G G Carter-Decatur Ill-Adjustible
Check Cutters.
G Patterson-Rock Island In-Post
Hole Diggers.
s N Jones-Rockfork Ill-Pumps.
D 7 Tripp-Waterloo Ill-Bee Hives
4 Pitcher Worthwhile Ill-Hog and
Sheep Catchers.
Fl Misunderstanding Ill-Station Indi-
Gators.
JIM Harper-El Paso Ill-Base fol
Stoves.
P Listesman-Collinvile IIl-Grates.