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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

About o'clock tho band struck up the great tent,
winch was soon filed by the sOldiery, who fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28

All ROtleeS OF 4
name and address.
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W lite c{rrtb il m er

fnben in unierem erlsu9teten .3eitalter unb
aano nur bel gOrurtteilspoQen unp llnwi6en-
ben @ufnabms gs III unmEsli9 J. 9. eincn
grcBen Ibeil cincs gplfs, baS feline lcsi19en
Sheen im gclfsl9ulen unb Jreiafapemien ein-
sslrssn bat, gu iiberreben, baB es niiBliA lei
ben aOrper nit Auedilber gu itppfsn, bic &C.
earms NIT aplrauinten uno Salappe sn rsssln
peer eas @sbirn nit Spiatem su betauben,
tpabrene ein renes, iiaeres, tpirflames botani.
ibes eabial wie 5pltetters Masenbit-
teres, bas jeter arantbeit esgen pelde frii>
Der bic siftiseu Nrsneien serprbnst wurpsn, at>
bilft, l9 i'm gerti1 eine5 Ssbsn fnbst. @lt-
mobii9s 5eilnlittsl MAIDEN BEN 5urtl6ritt bieiss
liesreiGen Gieeamittels VlaB unb altmpbilde
Spssn uber gntIeeruns ais eiu Seilmittel fnp
gang gu niate gemlbt pur9 ben grfols bes
srpben grneuernnesmttes, bas ben aDrpsr
fraLtial rie Nerpen terubist, seiuneen 9dlaf
berbsifabrt bic @irfunsen Der Maaria auf.
bstt bas 8lut reinist uno bereiAsrt, bic farre
0eber anrest unb bic &esslmGbigfeit ceS
Stublsanses befGrtert.
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Ecfepbonifhe wike.


DAP cas Getepbon eiue sewaltise Ser.
duoeruns in aae yebensperbaltniiie briu.
gen piro, 1T mobl Sepem flar. Snterel.
fant oarfte es min iein, 5uSuieben, pie iid
titnfti9btn bic lcfalen uno uernliI4ten Bel.
tunssseihidten seitaltsn merben. Man
bore 5. .. .: uyerliebt auf fiinfsis Meilen
Gntfernuns. DAP Der ratblelbaft fte 3au.
ber, ,uelher in Der t1enldliden @timme
liest, aaein permas, einen beitridenoeu
@influb ielbit burd SeiprodeneWrrte aus.
5uiiben, temeiit bic Irt, ,pie unldnst swei
iunse gbeleute 5uiammentamen. Der
Wann 1T GelepbOnbeamter unb bate als
FOLDER cine ldnsere Wittbeiluns burd bas
Telepbon entsesen,unebmen, bic ton elmer
ibm gang frempen fiinf;is Weilen entfern-
ten iun9en Dame aussins. Die Stimme
berIelben, bic ibm Der Ternipreder setreu
iibermittelte, sins ibnl babel 10 gu 6er;en,
bab er nid,t eber rubte, biz er bic gltlen.
berin erfabren bate, UNI barauf irfort iii
isren Wcbnrrt Su rs;ieu unb mad ilhdti
ger Grfunoisun5 ib UNI lie gu ts'psrben.
Scn Der iunsen Dame, bic auBer ibrer
Stimme aud aubere Dcrsiise niht snt,
tebrte, anfansS 5uridsewieien, teiisste
Ieine Qeioenihaft bod ale Semn,niiie uno
10 perbantt iemer Beamte iebt ni9t nur
ieine Steue, lcnbern audi feline Srau benz
Telephru,"
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: e a 8.

& Die 9tanscr BADEN ben beriihti9ten
Desperate nnb WSrber yiu WcDonalp
prn &anias in Waicn County eilaefans
gen unc brinsen Jpn Sunadlt nad anltin.
- yaitrcp County pat I'M gan5en nur
$479.12 Sduloen.
- Wdbrenb bes WtcnatS 9lcpemter
wuroen 80 Waaenlacungen Gieb bon
Denilcn aus seri rihifft.
- Cine Tamilie 5orn Don Gan On.
tonic, Die in Jrisbridsburs gum gsiu@
mar, curdfubr aut ber Sladreiie ben pes
hernales, Der in Tulee bss beftisen 8ssens
3iemlid bod mar. Sn Der Mitte res
erssts anselanst, ltieB Elm Baum ifamrn,
Der auf rem gDoiTer ldmamm 70 bsftis
sesen btn Wasen, pab oieler umiGlus uno
bic Snlaiien nur NIT Mube ttr Qsben ret,
tetsn. Gin Dfsrp ertranf. - Die Satsn'
unb Setter '&cmrasnie it NIT Der 2urner
Seuer. .&Umpasnie pun Gan 4ntonio wesen
Nnfaufs i9rer Npparats in unteraanoluns
setreten.-Das GountYsefdnsnib ae9t leer.
st County Shulp1deine merben Dcl>
lar fur Dollar einselGi.
- Der GstuIfs @1sriT BON Wrder
GountY BAT ben Soel HaYlanp mad Wuitin
aebradt. Der leinem 8ater BEN Sals bon
DIR su Str rhldnitt, bann bic Sbren
attrennte unb lib bieislben at ben !6ut
sabte. 8uslano ttat ries in einem Nnfaa
ycn relisi0lsm Wabn finn, ,pe er benn aud
srflarts, bab @Ott 8lutopfsr perlanSe,
wenn man islig perben wcle.
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bu aud mod tsin Trititiid tsfcmmen.
@arte. aleih fplllt bu eS taten

bu aud mod tsin Trititid tefcmmen.
Warte, sleid iollt bu es tatsn!
Grau Wun1del nabm bic llnterta1e
Mnna's. scB MildfaTse In biefslbe. brad
cine frilde Semmsl an, lssts einiae Sredsn
in bic JllIfsteit, blies in Dem Ssaffse, pamt
CT fIbl perbe, unp iteate bic SaAe Dor pas
8uhetl1cn pes SunpeS bin.
@b, balb Bate i'd perseilen, Sstr 5r'eo'
BERG, Sbnen stwas gu 3rtsen, mas Sfs
sepie iebr intereiiiren rirO. SD babe
BON einer Jreunriu elm wunperltonss
Iber betcmmen, bas mir unenelihe Jreube
maebt! Gin listes, lietss 1bier Us 1T
,aGm ME Elm 6Inbdsn unb ,penn i'd es
ausla1[., 70 folst es mir uuf @6ritt uno
lritt gs fribt mir aus Der 6ano, ia
aus benz Wunbe! &cmm Der, mein 9ie.
Der, fumm Der
Ysi bielsn Wurtsn nsiste ith Jrau
Wun1hel uno nabm unter Dem Vette elm
9Gl,ernss, NIT euftlSdsrn ssristsnes Sfilt'
den bsrSor, sus an rem SAubtedel uno
auf ibrer Saub er1dien cine mittslsrObe,
fhneeweibe @atte, reren gusen tpie apei
&ubine leudtsten.
glidt, SHUTTER, niht! fdris 8raeer 9ans
erld rsdt, um san,sn &Srper sittsrno uno
Iih an Nnna anlhmissenb, ,pelde feline
Mueen nit beiben 5dnben teceite.
(5crtesuns fclst.)
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Die @iferfmebt 1T cine D1aae.

DaB @iferiudt eine 2eioenIdaft lit,
tpelde nit gifer iubt, mas 2eiben ldafft,
meib ieoer peutide Ybililter, benn oas
seiiireide Wcrtipiel 1T int 1auie Der Belt
gu einem atsesrai'ten @emeinplape se.
wcroen aber bieIe 2eioenidaft brinst in
ben neiiten Sitlen mebr nit fid, als nur
2eieen: fe 1T bic Quelle bon Sob uno
Yeroerben. Dieies Teuer seriiSrt Wsen.
ideneten, psrienst menialiaes 2ebens,
slitd bis ins Warf binein, perbeert Tami.
lien uno perSbet ben bdusliden Serb
fpirfiamer uno natbaltiser, alS eine
Seuersbrunit. : Merfwiiroiser Weile
iheint AUDI bic @iferiudt cine anitedenbe
9ranffeit, eine Sci ltesepibeulie sepprben
sr iein, benn in ben leeten 1asen unD
Wcden bat ber Ielesrapb aus al1enGbeiz
len beS 2anbes baaritrdubenbe Sc ididten
beri9tet. Su Glepelanb, Sbio, Fat ein
junser WiSbelldreiner feline Maitre1le in
eSclse BON Giferiu1t nit HeUplpern fSrms
li6 seipidt, sln benz nimliden Gage
fanb man auf einem IOotenbpie in
Wepnt9pnlerp, 9(labama, bic 9ei9en zines
Srautpaares, jebe NIT elmer Stusel I'M
&cpfe. Da ber 8erbinbuns ber beioen
iungen 2eute bur9auS 9fi9tS i'm Wese
itanb, 10 nimnt man an, Bag SwiIden IT,
men cine fleine Giierlu9tSicene ltattfano,
melde bieie entiesliden Splsen berteiz
fii9rte. Sn einem pennIplpanildsn 2anoz
itaot4en fraste fiirSlid Gin iunser Tarmer
ieine Serlcbte, mann bic Sp9,eit Ic;n ipa=
te unb bieie erlptberte ans 3ofettet:e lie
peafe nidt oaran, Jpn gu beiratbeu, ioa>
bern perpe einen Nadbar = aui mel6en
Der iun9e Mann lansit eiferIaAtis mar =
9eiratben; ber 8rautisam = erbaagt li4.
Sn Ncrfclf, SirSinia, erl4oB an bemlelz
ben Gage, an tpel4em bic 3ras5bien in
Glerelanb unb Wontsomerp iid ereisne=
ten, Elm jun9er Wtann ieine @eliebte uno
bradte baum lid ielblt eine tSbtlde g8unz
be Bel. Sn 9se!p>Oorf bat lid Elm Oeut=
l3er, NamenS &arl S9mie, in 6clse Ell
neS serinsfiiSisen 8crtwe9lels nit iei>
net Sraut per9iftet. - Sn ianlmtli6en
anSefa9rtem Sdllen mar eS Der Waun, mel
DYER ben VerItanb perlpr unb pa8 2ebeu
anoerer unp iein eiseueS pernidtete, neil
IN semilen Tdaen oaS 2eben mertblcS unb
sur 3alt miro. Sn fetnem Der an9efiibrs
ten 6aae fSnnen mir tooespiiroiseS Ser
bredeI ais llriade entpeden bennpd
trat oas Gntietlide eim. Die Mebr5abl
bet Srauen fpfettirt beS 8ersniisenS bal
Der, weldes es sepabrt, iid bon Inperen
angebetet uno belruupert 3u leben bic
ber3lOiea @eidSpie - cine &cfette 1T lfets
ber5lOs - penfen nidt an bic furdttaren
Sclsen. Die 9ieiben BON TrasSoien IN
nerbalb breier Gage, ipel4e wir oben Su-
iummenseltellt baben, ioate ben Sraueu
uno Wapden sur Warnuns pieaen unp IT,
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nen bic einbrinslide 2ebrc seten, paB man
,reoer init $oer5en, nod nit 2eioenidaft
lpielen BARI belcnpers nidt bier 51t 2anoe,
no nlan nrd ni6t seipp1ut 1T, iiber 9epillc
Saden 10 let4tlinnis unb 10 leidtfertis 5n
beufen, ipie in Nranfreid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
wHALEMEN.

Arrived At New Bedford. juno g. bark Drsco. Perks At.
Tactic ocean Twelve Forty Ground May ~, with 800 bbs
SD OIL $50 do VIII oil. anu 200 lbs bone Sent homo
tho 800 bbs and $40 do VIII OIL The vessel
home short of provisions She 10 eight months from
has only cask Of bread and OF and
eeht down With he scurvy She not leaking, as
ported June 4. Lat 81 Is n. Ion ~ 81 ", large
till night on but owing to light wind could
no get them.
Arrived i0.h schr franklin spraguc with $50 bbs
sr oil.
Al bermuda June O. barks Hadley. Edwards NIB. from
arrived May 81 with 2OO bbls oil; Atiehoro.
Rowland. NIB, from arrived june 100 bbls sp oil
Janet. dsrtisna, NB SapDho. Edick, NIB; brig + y
Hattie " Howes, Tor New Bedtordl.
Called of do Juno g. bark Sarah, Silva, NB from Do
mnca 700 bbs all told tnnd sailed TO cruise day.
Dominica brius varnum III lin. of New Bedford
800 bbis sp all told; Hcman smith, Of Boston 80 bbls
all Amelia Bracy clean Fannie Byrncs Luce,
months out 20 bbs all tod brig Tsoworidgs 10 bbls
all told !.
NIB, to cruise brig Small. Currcn, Provneetown do
arrived 30 barks Janus Ludlow, NIB, $50 bhs sperm
since leaving Tcneric; May Palmetto, Bodies. do, 2O
cruise: Sea- Queen. Allen. Westport, 200 tn
and May H. bark Bartholomew !iosnoid Robinson Nh,
so bns OIL 40u do with last cruise Sailed May ID,
ship Young PhDnix Clifford NB TO cruise and home next
fall. -
ports May 2 at sea. barks Midas Laphani, NB nothing
since leaving Fayn May TO- Daniel Webstor Rorden.
bbs sperm since leaving Bermuda MAY IL, Carice,
Marchant, Edgartown. nothing since leaving Fayal.
spoken-April 20. on Twelve-iorty Groand, bark r
Tucker, Baker. NIB, 40 bbls sp oil this season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
CLEARED.

Steamer schleswc Ger. Duis, Tonning via southamp
ton--O Tobias Co. -
Steamer Crescent City Porter. AspinwailPacinc Mall
Steamship Go.
Steamer j Thomso on, Moore. Baltimore Skrema
Steamer Maynower, DAVIDSON, Philadelphia-James
Hand.
steamer Chesapeake. Mangum. Portland--J r Amea
Ship Fawn. Clsavoiand. Havre-Boyd Hncken
Bark Mia Madre Ita). Scotto, Bristol E-Siocovch
Co.
Bark scutolo HtnD. Lanro, Plymouth. E-Funch Edge
Co,
Bark Gc.a saaparo Aus cosulich. Queenstown
Falmouth for orders-Slocovich 4 Co.
Bark Louis tGer). Kohenksmp bre men-watj Toel
Co.
Bark Jacques Foureister Fr), Marcombie. Bordeaux
Dassori. Strnehla X Co.
Edye h Co.
Co.
Brig Lizzie wyman. rossett. samaaa-B Metcalf Co.
Brig II Todd, Mcguire, Brunswick, Ga-G Boardman.
schr Bowdoin. Kendall, st Domingo City-Brett Son
Co.
schr Amelia Ireland. Townsend. Brunswick, Ga-war-
Ray.
schr q W Baldwin. Dennis. Boothbav. Nell Brown
4 Co.
schr MaraeaiDo. Elliott. Bosson--A HaItrau Bros.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
A RAILROAD CONFERENCE.
LEADING RAILROAD MEN TO MEET COMMITS
sIoNER oUILFoRD-UNIFoRM RATES OF

LEADING RAILROAD MEN TO MEET COMMITS
sIoNER oUILFoRD-UNIFoRM RATES OF
FREIGHT TO DE ENFORCED.
There viii be an important railway conference at
tho Now Windsor Hotel this afternoon at three
o'clock. All the leading trunk lines including
the Erie, Now York Central. Pennsylvania. and
Baltimore and Ohio will be represented, ana
thcre viii also bc representatives present from the
leading Western roads. The Conference has been
called to receive the FIRST report OF the recently ap
pointed Commissioner of Western Railways. n. Gull
ford OF Chicago The ONCE. twili be remembered was
created three months ago yesterday for tho purpose
OF determining and maintaining equitable and Uniform
rates OF freight from competitive points In the West 10
tho scaboard II rs understood. upon tho very best
authority, that Commissioner Guord VIII report 70
the Conference that he has failed TO accomplish
for which he receives salary Of slo,uoo
year. Several Of the Western roads,
ne will explain, first violated tho compact, ana
although madc every effort he found himself power
less protect interests OF those companies VINO
HAD maintained the tariff until tho rival roads began
scuttnc' The ONCE has however enabled the leading
lines acquainted thoroughly with All slats.ca
Information in relation TO freight movements tnaI
could possibly be ofnterest or vsluc 10 tnem inero
is every probability that steps WIZ % Iaken
sioner with such authority as will enable
him to compel the Western companies 10
comply with the compact and prevent any violations
ON their part In the future. The action 10 Of inc
greatest importance the trunk roads, and there Is
every indication that united effort Will be MADE 10
no The Commissioner with authority to carry into
effect the objects designed 10 be accomplished when
the Office created
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Bussns the steamer Donau Of and from Bremen
has our for special meeoroogcai observations
made in connection with the HERALD weather service.
Purser Straker OF steamer Bahama fBr) from Bormuda
will pie ase accept our thanks for tavors.
STEAMER GfN MEADE has becn sold to the Quebec and
Guli Ports stes%shp CO and arrived a. s port ysss
af Saham. the nag win As' name 70
BARK MABEL You've !Br, from GLASGOW San Francisco
NV to sw lost and split sails: in lat 30 strong sW
yard.
scHR FoRKsr. Nicholson at Eridgetown, from Boston,
iesma.s br.ks and was almost Immediately oowsd BY
the mainmast swapping about feet from me decE II ia
her SIDE ss.u'A 'A' ''A' A'As''s " 'A' N'' "
scmn JOE HOOKER arrived at New Bedford 9Th inst from
gale Which esnssd hes to leak 600 Strokes in - hours
scuE GEORGE r vREELASD: from Grecnport for Allyn's
sion night Of Sth near MonsauS during thick fog with
unknown schooner; lost bowsprit and all attached
DC repor shaving passed on Chincotoaguo OF wreck
n ar .ed with tho ettcr Q.
scnR GEN or OCEAN. Cosdy. from Boston. May %
Domingo CITY h
damaged. having experienced heavy weather.
bS ns a
San the .nas ,ns ss qs
eight OF water in tho hold. Assistance has been sent
from Coloma
up the river Saturday without pilot. struck North
Rock causing leak aths rate Of inches an hour
tho mud in Atkinson K FilImorss docs, for repairs
june ioseh, Mary Fisher o from Beech,
posed to be the rails Of a vessel.
DERELIcr vKssRLs-A waterogged vessel, with lower
mast; gsnsod White was passed o sns In 1t a SS n
ney CD dune o. and asos. il miles further passed
= lonsbcat bottom up, painted black.
npp @
TuSae n 81 was So
tain Fa,unirio. at New York, Juno Q.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Senator ken Cer) from New Orleans for Queens
town, June o. lat "a Is. Ion rs 40
Snip Union. Grccnlcaf from Musqunsh NIB, for Liver
POO June 2. lat ~ 10. Ion 81 ~.
Ship George Bell (Brl from st john NB FOR Liverpool
june 4. rs miles y of Cape Sable.
An American ship showing signals q NJ steering w.
June 2. lat ~ 81 N. Ion 81 rs W.
Bark Don Pedro IL. from Baltimore for Rio Janciro.
June o, lat 80 10 N. lon 40 ~.
Bark 'Asorn,n from --- tor New York. May "a lat oS
% n, lon ~ * w.
An Enrsh bark. showing signalsJ q. bound Il. Juno
L. lat 30 % n. Ion 20 AZ W.
4 Nortn Germ bark. showing signals X q. bound
Il, june l. lat 90 ~ n. Ion 25 III ".
An English brig showing private signal square black
flag with white june = lat ~ IS lon 90 0s W.
schr Hound of Bcrmuda) steering s. June g. lat 40 -
N. Ion ca 81.
schr Lulu zimmerman. from Lingan. CD. Tor Havana,
June ., lat 81 20. lon ~ 10.
chr Jesse Smith from Old Harbor for New York. Juno
T. 80 miles from Cape forida
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
ANTI-TAMMANY.

MEETING IN GLASS HALL THE ELECTORAL
FRAUDS DENoUNcED-woRKINGM AND
THEIR RIGHTS DEFENDED.
A meeting OF the anti-Tammany democracy Of tho
Eighteenth Assembly district held last night in
Glass Hail. Thirty -,ourth street, near Third avenue
The asscmbago was composed, with but lew ex-
ceptions, OF workingmcn, who patiently awaited tho
opening OF the meeting. ABOUT halfpast eigh:
O'Clock Mr. William Munick called to the chair,
when Mr.. Theodore Tominson was introduced and
made speech IN behalf OF the workingmen.
The following resolutions were offered by Mr. White
and unanimously adopted
public thanks are re. due s to to tho o, Ya9i
determined opposition are carrying through the in
ida through which Rutherford B. Hayes who was not
.s - made before the
COMMITTEES terminating the the Treasury by
y ~. ssd % % IN
bu 70 be as
and valuable agent in preserving the the
seneratons in this country.
cs an mos the osy Of a Hayes Is now
found among southern democrats 50 called who but lev
the government OF the United states and among
Resolved That ths idea that man continue to
be President after IL Is universally known and acknow-
edged that elected is worthy Of none but
Resolved That this investigation should be pushed to
not possession of the government. and since
fraud vt.ates tite and since Presi
except election according the constitution that
Rutherford b. Hayes and William A Wheeler should be
expelled samuel j. Tilden and Thomas A. hendricks
should occupy the to which they assigned by
majority OF the people.
Mr.. Thomas j. Dreamer was then introduced, and IN
d brief speech advised the worsingmen OF Now York
to come 10 the front in solid phalanx and push poll
tcians TO the background.
Mr.. James OBrien then introduced and said
that the chief difficulty they had 10 contend with was
the Office holder and II the difficult matter
10 get rid OF him. The paid orators-tne 1owery
tors OF Tammany Hal-werc everywhere doing all in
power tho honest endeavors Of the
Worktnvman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwKRr. June Io-Arrived. ships N b Palmer Cxor),
Larsen, New York; Martha tNcr, Zacchariasen Beitl
more; barks Gina (Nor). Anderson. New York; ornen
tSor, Larsen. do; Catharne tBeIg,. Henshs, do; liar
will tBr). 1inglcy. do.
AMSTERDAM Jun. io-Arrved, bark Enor Vernon. Cops
New York.
ADELAIDE June s-Arrived bark Loon tTr) Giemle San
Francisco before reported without date).
BRISTOL, June 1o--Arrivcd steamer Powhstan tDr,
Newingtom, New York; bark iona tAus), ivancch, do
BREMEN June 1o-Arived ship Cromwell, Bsrstow. Now
Orleans
BonpKAux Juno 7saiied. bark vcronIca (Nor,, Peter.
son, United States
BARCELONA. June e--Arrved, briggs Gorios dol Masmon
(sp) Mict Charcston Bruja tsp) Mahiques. Sc Msrya
BrLnoA, juno 3-saiiod, bark Guchcn (Pr). Bonion.
United States.
BOMBAY. MAY l5-sasd. ships Storm King. Reed, Asto
ria o; Cora, Coombs San Francisco; Frank Pendlesop,
Nichsis. do.
CARDIFF. JuAe s-Arrivcd, bark Lorcly oGcD, vogs.
Darcn.
carr Town cGH. May Is Arrived. bark Eta Loring.
Loring Philadelphia for Yokohama (sce below brig
Emma Ger. Foegci. Now York sce below.
CALCUTTA May 12-saiicd. ship Reporter, Spring, Dos
DUBLIN. juno 7--Arrived. bnrks Edna Br). DUH. Bst
moro; 18th, Ydun tNor), Hagcmann New York; Gsscllc
(Sor), Brun, Baltimore.
Sailed 9Th, bark svea Csw), Mocr. Charleston.
FALMOUTH, June lo-Arived bark Jas Boriand.
Kent. Adelaide.
GENOA, June 6-Arrivcd, barks Amsia GsrgniIo utsD,
Jaccarno New Orleans; Miner (Nor), Havorsen, Phila
dclphia.
CHARLESTON, juno Io-Arrived. brig Wesley Seymour,
(Br), Southergrecn. New York
Hull. June 1o-Arrved. bark Nina Matilda utaD Man.
sni. Philadelphia
HAvRE. June 10-Arrived. barks Gadovia (Br), Knowi
ton Philadelphia; Edward Cushing. Bicknnoro, Mobile;
william CBrj. Harding, New York; Ncilis siado Az
wood. New Orleans for Rouen.
Sailed sth bark Butcshre (Br) Jones' Uuitcd States
HKLvoKr juno O. Arrived bark Augusta Else sp), Gar
ties, wtmingson, NO, for Rotterdsm.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE H. ls7a-TRIPLE SHEET

schr J q Huntington. Nickerson, Providence for New
York. .
Schr Alice Ncyes. BUSHNELL Providence for New YORK.
Schr Cynthia Jane. Gardiner ProvidaLce tor New YORK
Schr Worthington Fitch. Providensc Tar New York
schr sse O. Morton, Morton. Providence for Phiiade
pha.
Schr Heurietta Hand. Goldsmith, Iawtucket sof new
York. .
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Schr John Brooks. Fox. Now Haven for New York.
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BOUND FAST.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11
PFINGST MONDAY.

The Germans OF this city, spite Of the unpleasant
weather, made q holiday OF yesterday, II being
Pnngst Monday Parades, festivals, picnics ana
athletic exhibitions from carly morning until
down and balls at night the order Of the day.
All over the east side oil the whore tho Germans
reside flags and banners worc displayed in album
dance and tho Bowery and streets adjacent were
nlIed with uniformed members Of Tcutonic societies.
The Turn voreips, together with ali the singing clubs
aud social organizations, wore out In full iorcc Tho
New FORK Turn vorcin assembled at jones' Woods
nnd INDUCED In athletic exercises to their hearts,
content The BLOOMING dalc Turn vcrein held pic
mic at Lion Park; the Agemeiners Bund
did likewise at Washington Park, and
tho Eleventh regiment paradcd In tho morn
Ing In remembrance OF their great march Of
1862 in Virginia. At tho park foot OF Third street,
Hoboken, the Mozart Maennerchor met. and at Haml-
ION Park sixty eighth street and Second avenue, tho
German Social Reform Club held Its festivities. The
German Deutscner Laniwchr verein wont to Staten
Island early in the day. where tho hours wcrc passed
In innocent sport
The members Of the 81. Nicholas Club celebrated
tho festival at their new club house, No IL East
Twcnty-ninth street, last evening. Tho rooms were
Handsomely decorated With flowers and pictures Ia
honor Of the OCCASION ana Notwithstanding tho rain
Tho attendance was very large Among the guests
were General Hancock. Cornelius Vandcroilt, Robert
Cambridge Livingstone, Judge Abraham y: Lawrence,
Carlisle Norwood, Jr Robers O. Rcmscn and many
pthera
The festival OF tho occasion Is thus described In
crcuar printed by the club and circulated among the
members:-
~ oLDHT
Pinkser Ia tho Dutch word for whitsunday Pcnto.
cost Among our forefathors Pinkster feast lasted
whole week The slaves were then ~ liberty 70 noiic
20 their hearts content and the masters pro.
NOTED tho and took their children 10 see IT. On
Whit Monday all manner OF shows we're exhibited In
the Park and Chatham squsrc In Albany Capitol hil
called Pinkster li because u was annually
devoted q, these froIcs. Pinkster was also festival
OF flowers: the Pnkstcr flower was the nag. or iris
Apple blossoms and spring flowers Of everv
kInd decorated the houscs, and IL was sort OF
Innocent merrymaklng. In England the Whitsun
sls famous orgies which became 80 bad that they
by law MIX and white meats such as
cards and pot cheese buttsrmk especially. were In
Pnkster In short finkster - fesst Of welcome
90 the summer-thc Dutch whit Monday
Tho members and guests remained up 70 late hour,
but no speeches were made.
IN WILLIAMSBURG.
ehs day was appropriately celebrated In Williams
burg, bat tho storm quite spoiled tho proposed
parade.