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OBIIUA

PIERRE MAGNE, FRENCH STATESMAN.
A cable despatch from Paris announces the death OF
NJ. Pierre Magne, ex-Ministcr OF Finance. Hc was
born Perieneux and first employed In tho pre-
lecture OF that town. Ho studied law mt Toulouse and
returned to his native town IN 1881 and commenced
practice Bar. In 1888 he nppon ted counsel
tho prefecture OF Pcrgneux, and In lS43 elected
TO the Chamber OF Deputies where he remained I'll
ls4s During this period he was 10 close relations
with Marshal Buseaud, and was the author Of several
reports on Algerian finance. which procured him tho
position Of secretary the Budget Com mission He
was aiterward employed IN tue Ministry OF War and
designed Tor tho position OF Minister OF Agcr,a,
projected by NJ GuzoI lie retired INTO
private lie In 1s4ss but IN inc following year APP
pointed Under Secretary OF state for Finance and
1851 became Minister Of Pubic Works. Retiring from
the Ministry after few mouths he recalled u mo
Ministry OF Public Works on the eve OF The coup dedr.
to which he gave his approval In January OF the ioi-
lowing year he again retired in consequences OF dn-
approving of tho conilscatne the properly OF the
Or cans princes, but after i've months resumed
his portfonu In 1858 he called TO the Ministry OF
Finance, where he remained ill 1850, and was APP
pointed Minister without portfolio. la this CAPACITY
ho took MS for nrst time the senate IN
1861 and participates 10 the deliberations OF the
Sendtss fonst'fum on the question OF per miting the
newspapers TO publish the Parliamentary debases In
consequeoce OF differences OF opinion with VI. Foud
bo resigned 1868 and was appointed by tho Emperor
a member OF tue Privy Council Ho was recalled TO
the Ministry OF Finance IN 1867 and gained fresh
Iaureis by the immense success OF a new loan, tho
plan OF winch arranged by nm. In 1869 he sup
party among tho Import hl5ts winch favored
a return constitutional government aud, though no
gave in mis- resignation at the ssme time hts
olcagucs, on tho decree OF the Emperor announcing
the new reforms he gave his support 10 ~ Emile
OInvior IN his efforts to form 'constit utonnl"
Ministry. The Ministry. however, was formed
WITHOUT MIN, owing TO the necessity oil conciiating
the ..modcraic" constitution group In tho Corps
f,cgislauf, and N. Bunst then belonging TO the
LEFT Centre, was inrustcd with the portfolio OF
finance In that short-ived Cabinet. In August,
1870 no again called TO The Ministry anu sue
&C edcd admirably loan OF 15J 900 900 francs.
After the rcvoluuon OF ptember 4 he rcured into
private lite but IN 1871 elected TO the National
Assembly from Dordogne. Ito voted chiefly with the
Right Centre and was appointed on several financial
cornmi ssion. In the De Broge Ministry no again
held he portfolio oil finance, aud since the last cleo
lions lac lived in private life.
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A LONG IMPRISONMENT.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HEn,Lp.


SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, juno 8. 1878.
Gre,t apprehension has been felt for six months
past to tho safety OF John NJ. Morton and wife,
son Of tho late Senator Morton, OF Indiana. Mr..
Morton left The Island OF 81. Paul, Alaska in
August last, ana repeated attempts have been made
by tho Aiaska Seal Fur Company to tako HIM on sne
island. They sent from hero their steamer st. Paul
in September. taking on board Mrs. Morton, but M
Morton sick TO be removed, and his wife re-
NAMED with him on the island, leaving her babas
IN charge OF friends here. second attempt was
made 10 take them from Tho island, but
the loo float sets IN from Inc Arctic
Sea early IN wintcr, cutting OF all communication
with the Island Tor six mouths, II was unsuccessful.
The company madc third attempt, by sending IRON
here their vessel General Miller In Marcb last.
few days alter her leaving this port she foundorcd
and all on board pershed. Am1ng the number was
Colonel Wood, the United states Revenue Agent for
Alaska.
SUCCESSFUL
Tho fourth attempt WINS madc BY French
schooner, La Gironde. Captain Gcneraux, which
tho Fur Company learn this morning, by do
spatcnes from Port Townsend, was successful Mr..
Morton and wife well, aud will after ninc
months Imprisonment tho island. return to this
city by tho steamer 81. Pnu, or about the LIST Of
August There has been intense interest about their
fatc and the cxcrtious Eiade by the Company tor
their dcliversnce receive tho highest commendaions.
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yANDALS IN A CEMETERY.
[Br rELrcnApz TO THE HERALD.


NORTH ADAMS Mass, June s, 1873.
Tho Inhabitants OF savoy a rural village among the
Berkshire hills in northeast OF the Staic
are excited and alarmed tho unhoiy actions and
direiul threats OF some desperate. II ap-
pears that few nights ago tho village com
etery was entered and the boadstoncs overturned,
broken daubed with paint and covered with sentences
OF mo mos, obscene aud vulgar nature. The work
must have taken considerable time and patience, and
tho opinion prevails in town that II was cone by
several persons. rhiriy-ninc Of Tho hcadstopcs
small monuments recently executed much
expense ~ poor people None OF tho
graves were disturbed, tho vengeance OF the pcrpc
traitors being wreaked the marble slabs. Besides
The threats and nasty language coarsciy painted on
tho headstoncs, about dozen sheets Of heavy brown
wrapping paper were loun, each containing several
eisht-lined verses of mean order OF literary
excellence Tho pcnmanship GU these sheets was
unusually good, the language we'll chosen, and tho
matter showed tho writer 10 be versed IN United
States history ana generally well informed. Tho
verses, which signed "A Tramp" predicted
That the country would soon involved in a
civil terrible ihan tho last which was only
n sample and threatened Destruction 10 the town ii
Savoy ana violent death t0 portion OF It's citizens.
No time Tor these evil things to occur, but
darkiy limited That the day oil retributon was
near ~ hand
Tho Savoy people do not believe that tramp wrote
si.htes. IDEA ! VINO tho author really is they
are nervous and apprehensve OF Danger Detcc-
tivcs are at work upon the case, but they have
tar discovered IL was also found
that LOAD household goods left out Sunday night
Tor an early remova, tho next morning were also
bosmeared with the paint. The sensational title given
the literary effort OF The Tramp" was the ''Red
Dragon" Tho people IN adjacent towns believe that
the graveyard wiclSedness was tho work Of scamps
living Savoy, and that mischief Of some sort Is
really intended.
THE HOME
Savoy has an unsavory reputation Tor harborng
roughs, and, though ono OF the smallest OF the
mountain yiliaRes Is kept before tho public eve by
The frequency with which It's citizens get into the
courts Last summer Herbert Blanchard, notorious
rough who Is now serving a sentence at Concord,
arrested Tor shooting Albert aud Francis Starks
front OF the Second Advent Church ono Sunday
ana the trial 1t disclosed that tho male lnhabi
tants OF tho place nabtuaiiy rovoIvers, the
twenty moro witnesses in the case being armed to
the teeth The village also agitated ut present over
on alleged case OF indecent assault
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ss cs' N. Yss ssss
Nss ss%'s. iSaifs
ssn" as ST sssas MABEL
Also arrived bark Ricardo d.ab from Tr.p,ni: bril-
NJ sss". .s. .. S.
Fisher: rruaeii. Trait, 2onsIs.; stone: GsargeI
o. b ss"a and S.sa.% wam. Fhaaspss Able
EWara ipham s.ns A%oss FyaIi. @ Tsosy
rhinnsy: 4 McNichoI. Roein.on French Ohild. and
pos. 1 rseie SNOW now "i Rs%dea. - ''a'
s.as.s xeps,s ss
Cen Whn'y BURGESS Ss- sSss esTs Ed
Cork Or F.imaash; Charles Moody Eastman Rich
sS. :;'i;:
Mpsa .s' ;':
Med p u %s ws.du =. Basa eox. sns
s. css ;s Ext CAM" Ss
s.s: :s ss ass:
yonh.,sa S,s%sn .s: Last. Gss D.lDss,is sm
c Cha. ssss" New Tsss as Sssn
e,s s s sS.li S:ss
Sas. Ho.n cisnSerqs ,eh MI Fsisnfs w rHs
Wmie,ts. do: b Miiliken, Robinson. do
CHARLESTON. June s-Arrived, steamer Gulf Stream.
Cosr:d- Ste snsr City Of Atlanta. Woodruff Now YORK;
yirsn. Hunter rHiisds'pea p.,mo,o .c,, Mimi.
s.,ss Jun: IN 1s H:
q, ,1. s. s9 r Ami. ooua.y dr.
Passed in for Richmond-Bark Annie Mark tBr,. frou
Hamourg; brig Giusoorough tBr. Hanson, from New
Trav psuHa for
MOBILE. june s-Arryeu. sehr Sarah wh.more. Whit
more. Montsro Bay; X + Hart. from Boston.
Cleared schrs Maggie Rivers. Rivers. Havana; brig
new NEW oRIk"Ys. june s-Arrived. steamer Morgan
cearsd-stssmer. cordoya tBr,. Lang, Liverpool; CITY
q Now Hork De.ken vo,. sS' ,np srsmsp
PAssss. June 4-Arrved; br,s Cirque Se,ol,e dap:
s s-a'asf sot bark width Nor. Mollsr Rio
s1 ss; scss,.s en-. m.,,.. ,s
rENsAcoLS. june s-Arrived. schr Mary Adams.
FiiiI%SELrhiA. June s-AAr.!vsa, steamer: PERI:
Ann sis set Warren New York; SaH Aasa: .sS
srs;oTs a ssss a1yrs
ysrs,s s ;. Pierre ksystone Wilder, wiTa.9s Ss
ao J se.. "na.s t%'y
Ts, sex "ss
tons; Chief West. ,ndan kiye,; Clara D.yid.on Gar
So Ssa an Iiosos ii.aoe asS cy f0f0e'
Also arrived osks Gnlnare tr). Mcdonald. Cork Caro-.
dam Henry Means. xvsry New irs Bliss; Hudson.
Rose. Rose. Nantucket; Caroline Yonts. Young Gam
bridgeport; Fell, shropshire, New Bedford James
o''ss Ss@ovs jaime.
CIarcd-stesmers Hercules Swasov. Providence; Tons
wanda snerman. do; vindcator, Rogers Fall River Ro-
sa h.sss hs's
jones narihugh. New ,layen; James Flanagan, AZ
line. fiane.s Sos~,ss Surge. Douglass. Bridgeport
Also cleared ships Ida Lilly. Curtis, Lisbon; u q Mo rs
sn & saR'.s b
!. :.s:. s::.
s;'' o.!ss s:$
bridgeport; James ssttcrthwaite. wofs, East
Cambria W anderson. Babeock Lynn Annie + SAT.
sarah Nils. Bnncs New bedford: latte Perry Chase.
do; Restless, Barnham Bristol; ! . Fell shropshire,
Long savsnnan; Kate scrn1ton. Pond. Providence. ~
La mphrr. from New York.
munich, orlercd Phil Iphia Casqre {Rr>.
Cox 81 Pierre for orders brig ornit !rniuad; schs
Passed up Bark Ma,s,mo d'Azcgno ntan. from Liver
POOL hlis zcbenia tBrl, Marian. from - kits -.
,ns for. SaSeiy bark Tam o'ss.asss P.sssrsos cosn
M:,y %ssss a:s.
JuRe Survived. ship " Grace. Wilbur. Now York.
SEATTLE, May 81 ssiisd BARI Aarcoi., Maisram, San
.sATxSsAH. June s-Arrivrd, steamer Con Barnes.
Cissrsd. Anna tNor,, Wins.rrd Liverpool
sailed Steamer City Of Macon, Hckerson. New York
schrs q Hickman. Philadelphia; Josnns Doughty.
Doughty do. s
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ANsrI HIGHT.

Ansei Hecn'. merchant OF this city for tho past
eighteen years, died at his residence Ia West Hobo
X n YESTERDAY. The deceased was In his sixty Nth
year. lie to tp,s country from Germany IN 1sis
lie ,ettcd FIRST ~ Virginia hui nftorward removed TO
Baltimore whcrs he did business Tor eight years
IN New YORK he was known principally as the leading
nanufac,u VI rulings. He was the inventor OF a
great deal Of machinery at present used 10 thar bust
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INDIANS TO BE ATTACKED. /

SAN Francesca Cal. Juno 8, 1873.
despatch from silver CITY, Idaho, states that
about forty hostile Bannock Indions are camped at
Juniper Creek, about ten mites from South Noun.
tam. They discovered yesterday by
friendly Indian Captain Harper. who left here
last NJ ght with twenty home guards. sent hero TINS
morning tor reinlorcemcnts which Will be sent for-
ward Immediately IL these Bannocks remain where
they Harper Will certainly attack them
Or tomor morning.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. June s-Arrived. schrs g Evans. Brewster.
Barbados kdward Waite YORK. Buenos Ayrcs; Norm
smith. Cenfusgss susan s,et.cn. Merry May"sues fR
bacon. Philadelphia; Rnsleadcr. smith Ron
dput; Charles sampson Alexandria: Bill Stove.
Manson sophia kiang. smith; John Man.
son. phinncys Charles y Gibson Emery. and Ellen v
tludcr HID don, fsitinure samuel Hart. Kelly Laura
Ro.c Allen. ! Fort, stceim.n Marv Wcavsf wca
vet. y n 70 Frsse. Bagcr; T-ium III, bennett, ks."
Atken. Hand: " Mavec. tsnidth Aimra Wooley.
Kur; iissie . small. warwlcxs Terry. IIarris M
smith, Grace, and n n Hubert, KIM. from Phila
dclphfs; Pickering keiiy. Charleston, sc
Eurotss Crannicr, Renmond, Va; Tunis peprw.
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FINAL PAcIFIcATIoN OF THE Is-AND-sUR-
RENDER OF PERALTA AND OVER A THoUsAs d
MEN

MEN.
HAvAxA, June s, 1878 .
An official telegram, dAtcd June 4 reporting III, sur
render OF The remnants OF the Insurgents thereby re-
establishing the paciuca,ion OF The whole island,
says at Rompe this morning IL officers. $50
armed and els unarmed men surrendered. They were
commanded by General Bciisaro Peralta, and entered
the town with hurrahs for peace and Spain and salu-
ing tho spanish soldiers who received then. They
surrendered thor arms. including two cannon, 40
Remington and PcaDo ~ rifles an 5000 cartridges
Major General Vicente Garcia with hrtyhve officers,
lity-eight armed men and twsnty-sevcn members OF
families arrived NJ Manai accompanied BY srlgAdier
General Varea. They viii embark to- morrow Some o
bands urgcnts who surrendered could not ret
across the river Of IT'S swollen condition. "
About twenty battalions OF Spanish troops have
pcon already account OF tho termination Of
the ms urrCctlon.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE g. s7soUADRUPLE SHEET

Schr Julia. Perry. Amboy for Bssfon-
srhr Reading RR 80 a. Adj Amhov 70, Providence
Schr Henry A Deming, Kelsey. Anboy for HARTFORD
schr Hattie Collins Brain ard. Amhov for Hartford
hr sea Breeze. Burgess, PM delphi. 10, bosto...
sch- Bartlett, nelly. Jhii sde phia for Weymouth
schr samuel Carleton, Bourke PhiiAdepha Tor aver-/
hill
Schr Merwin. Bunce, Phiiadslphis for Edrsrown.
Schr II liailock, Hsilock. fha adcipha Tor Nanucs
sailed from Hart Island Reads Bark Whitney. from
Ne York LiYernoal
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or Tnr CHiRr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June OIL A. N.

WAR UFFtNTMkNT.
OFFICE or TnF CHiRF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June Oil A. ~
Indications.
For the South Atlantic and Middle Atlantic States,
higher pressure fresh and brisk west north winds.
vcering 10 the latter northcastcry, and occasional
raius, generally followed by warmer, partly cloudy
weather
For New England. falling, followed by rising brom.
eier, and the coast high winds gradually shifting
to north and west, and cool, rainy, followed by
warmer clearing ana partly cloudy weather.
csutiosary signals continue at Rochester,
oywcgo, smithviile Wilmington, Cape Look
out Cape Hatteras, Kitty Bank. CAPE
Henry, Nor:olk, Baltimore, lcwcs, Capc Nay, Attain
VIC Guy, B,rnegsi, Sandy Hook. New York New Ha.
Won, New London, Newport Woods Hole Boston,
Thatchcr's Island, Portland and EastporI
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
MonlLK nAR.

80. 9sf .ff.8a
Tho Outer East Bank West Bank first class
buoya have bcen removed Inc ENft. Bank No. = bnoy
0orinerIy Knclt been shifted about I6 milo
ssh, espsn 22k Rect; hssrsgs unsxas'e, snsd Issna
Light " u n, Mobile Point Light n The SW Spit No
buoy tormery Inner East Bank No y has been shifted
water; bcsrinx tm - Isnnd AgAt ~
". onter buoy sK. Mobile Ponts Light 4 z. The
other buoys remain formerly.
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sxrHsA, Nay 25-Arrived. brig Agsta dtaD. Garsni'o.
New York
TRiEsrE June Arrived. bark Lord CLARENDON 'nr'.
Davis. New Orleans tbef,rc reported without date
WEsr HARrLEPooL June 4-Arrived. bark ooct burger
mester won Winter Ger. schmidt. Darien.
YOKOHAMA June SIN port, ship Belle morse. Hu'cnins
tfrom Shanghai. arrived ~. for Victoria. W. ready
Lospos. June s-Bark Braao Nor). Nielsen. from
Dover May 80 for New York. Into Queenstown to-day
having been In collision and received damage.
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SAILED,

Steamers City OF Berlin (Br for Liverpoo Spain (Bf
do: Oder Oicrl. Bremen Bolivia tBr). Glasgow Barn
(br, st Johns PR &c; Rio rande Galveston. Ac AESss
New Orleaps KuickerbocAcr, do: City of SavAnnal
nnah Charleston Charleston: OLD Dominion Rct nlona.
&c: Richmond. 0rtolk. barks Calcutta (Br), Loudon
Europa (Nor). Stockholm; RuOeu (Aus. dublin ;.Mtor
fNorJ Hordr
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rue WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record viii show the changes In tho
Temperature for the past twentyiour hours, 10 CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. 40
indicated by the thermometer Huduut's pharmacy,
bxRALp Building. No. us Broadway -
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SHIPPING NEWS
0Gce.


DATES OF DEPARTURE MONTH
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Juno s. 1878.

WASHINGTON, u. G., juno s. 1873.
Tho following despatch have been received:-
SAN FRANCISCO, June Z. 1873.
General SHERMAN. washington:
he following has oeen received from General Howard
Despatch concerning Fort Hall received Win take
every precaution"
received:- ~
BIG BEND. Snake River. June $. 1873.
,urssd iser Visited sroaa Valley and oand people
fortified Much prperty has been DESTROYED and one man
south Juniper Mountains. They believed be
). aiken ~ ,ns Iasisns They rrportsd se from
mana Win cross the liver and follow Their trail Have ar
DAYS rs,on1 .. their ana win be and keep
MCDOWELL Major General.
GOVERNOR BRAyMAx's IMPORTS.
Another despatch says on The 18th oi May Bun,lo
Horn gave Governor Brayman assurances that alter
lowers TO Fort Hall Governor Braymau We him
PERMISSION to buy 100 cartridges and little powder
hunt during hs stay. He hears yet only rumors
that no had changed hrs milsd. but appears to DO
hostile.
Tho Governor telcgrapbs 10 General Mcdowell
"Before received your former despatch me troops
Camas Prairie and the Indians beyond rcacn.
Ii bad become purely military question: rho time
nppronch Thorn, except through the military aulhor
When General Howard arrives something n,ay be
done that direction. II possible viii aid hiu 10
lind the origin OF he difficulties several new deprs
dations and a few murders reported to- night l
have some volunteer companies out. and more await
ordersn
General Mcdowell says:-"It was Governor Bray.
mans cooperation with any volunteers no might
that was desired by me-"
AN INDIAN AGENTS APPEAL.
ELKo, New, Juno I, 1873.
To THE COMMISSIONER INDIAN AFrArns:-
The Bannocks are numbering through tho northern
country. They have the Shoshones of tho. Duck
Valley reservation aud taken possession OF cvcry-
thing Shosnone just arrived reports rreatcxcIle-
uenL am without means; what shall dor
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSEK-
VATIONS
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WESTERN UNION TINE BALL

NCCAGRN O->'oN AA"AI A.AAA1'
NEW YORK. June S-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball dropped to-day two-tenths
Of q second slow. tM#
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 8, 1878.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

j une S-Wind 81. moderate.
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OLp DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing from pier 81 North River,
for NORFOLK aud ,k ~MOUrH direct, MONDAY,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, and for CITY
POINT aud RltllMOND direct. TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and sAruRpAy, ~ 7. N, connse,ing with All Rail-
ROADS for the SOUTH, SOUTHWEST and WEST; also
with steamers tor NEWBERSE and WASHINGTON N.
g.. steamers for LBwE5, DEL. and RKHOBOrff
BEACH and connecting railroads TUESDAYS and FRI.
DAYS A2P. NJ. -
points lowest rates Insurance for Norfolk Sc. ct v
per cent Freghts received ay ~ pier 81 North RIVER
n. L. McCREADy President
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These hrt chss steamships will saii at T. NJ
per IL North kvcr loot VI Cedar ST. or Havana oirect
a. fellows;
steamer SANTIAGO DE CuBA..... Wednesday. Noe. q
STEAMER Saturday Nov 10
Eor freight and passage navag unsurpassed accommo
dHlunr, apply TO
wlLLlAM Z. CLYDE h CO., No o Bowling Green.
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EXCURSIONS.

LNoRT LEk, PLEASANT vALbsf AND
SHADY SIDE
Steamers leave daily and sundays from Canal 81 10
A. NJ and and 40 r. W. landing ~ 2tth 81. ten MIN
utes later Round trip - oeuts
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NTErKoPOLITAN
M ELEVATED RAILWAY


OPEN FkOM 80 A. ". TO IL +. ".
RECTOR Sr.-Nesrest point for Wall street ferry and
connects with ears Tor south terry.
CoRTLASDT 81. Nearest point for Jersey City and
Communipaw ferries
PARK PLAct. Nearest point for Post Office. City Hall
and B.' clay street ferry TO Hnboken.
CHAM skRs sT-Ncarcst point tor PAvonia and Erio
Railway lefrv.
FRANKLIN ST.
GRAND ST. Nearest point for Desbrosses street ferry
Jersey CITY and eoples Lin steamers tor Albany. snd
with tor Desbrosses and East Grand street.
ferries
BLEECKER sT-Connects with cars TOR east and west.
Sr sr.-Nenrest point for Christopher street ferry
oboken With cars Tor Christophe' aud East
Tenth street ferries
i4rH sT-Nearest point to Union square. wsllaek's
aud Lyceum theatres Academy of Music Irving TAM
many Meeting with for B.st aud
thirty -lourth street ferries.
23D sT-Ncarst point 10 Booths. 81. James and PARK
theatres. GtHnf Opera House. Gimores Garden and Ma
Temple and third street Jersey city,
Fifth Avenue theatres; Aquarium and Francisco
MnstreI- connecting with ears for We~hawssa ierry
I2D s1.-Counects with New York Trs rsnsfer Compsnys
cabs tor GRAND Central Depot
5J1u ST.
5sfH sT.-Nesrest point Tor Central Park.
Connecting with cars of Belt Line Railroad.
FOR UprOWN TRAINS take ca 4 side stations
FOR DOWNTOWN TtAINs take ives. side stations
FARE. 10 CENTS.
between the hours OF 80 to 80 A. NJ aud to
l.. NJ. when the iarc Is 5 cents
wM r. GARRISON, President
V.~1 1uns &atnnr rtst.n ndant
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i2i AND 1913 NEWARK Av. AND io4 AND 100
RAILROAD Av.. JERSEY UITY.
90, ~ AND "a MYRTLE Av AND o.. % AND
% LAwRExcK ST.. BaooKLYS.
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DERMUDA, Wksr INDI \, vENEZUELA. AND
I'D DEMEkAkA.
Quebec and Gulf Ports ste amship Comp INV.
For BEkNuDA steamship CANIM :, November T.
For 81. JOHNS z. H.; ST TuOMAs LAdu AYRA,
PUERTO CABEI,l.O CURACAO, uADJT, No
vembcr 2. calling at Ponce returnirgl
tor II. TtlDM \. MAkTlNIGUt. BARBADOS. TRfNI.t
DAD aud DKMERARA, So BAHAMA, November o.
For freight and . lssAse Apply to
A. Is UuTERBRI D,sE A CO., Agents, ~ Brosdwsy
or g. a. DE GAKMkNDiA, IS broadway
A TLAS MAIL LINE,
N FOR wksr INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
Regular bimonthiy sdings from pier 81 North River
toliows.-
For iAYTI, COLOMBIA. .GREyrowN. Me. IsTHMU5
OF PANAMA and SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS tvia Aspin-
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ANDfS .............. ...November 10
For KtNGsTON, Ja.. and 1lAYTl-
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Fst class British built Superior
passeng ger accommodations
No. 80 Wall ST.
The New York herald., 1878-10-27

NEW LINE TO BOSTON. VIA ALLyN,s PoIN.
IN from NORWICH LINE PIER 40, NORTH RIVER
Steamers CRY OF NEW YORK and CRY on BOSTON
H. NJ daily, Sundays Included FARE ONE DOLLAR
every day In the wccx Positively tickets good only %
day OF sale aud trsus connecting with boat a. Ayns
Point Good supper for 90 cents Tickets TOR sale AZ
p'NoRwfCn LINE tor BOSTON. WORCESTER Poar.
LAND and all points North aud hast via New London
aud Norwich steamers CITY OF LAWRsNCk aud FALL
MOUTH. IRON pier ~ North River. At p NJ daiy. sun
day excepted Tickets aud staerooms be obtained t
the the company, No AIT Brosdwy ~, of
Canal Freight takon tor all points at lowest Foe
further inform alton Inquire a. uisr ~ North diver
rJNHB GREAT PRoyiDENCE LINE TO BosTo N
i via Providence direct.
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY ~ MILES OF RAIL,
The favorite palace steamers MASSACHUSETTS, aud
RHUDrl LAND, from plor2y North River lat 30 II. n.
TIIk OLD RELtABLE sTuNtNurON LtNE.
for all points East, from pier ~ North River,
fnnt VI av a.. NJ .3n U. ".