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and a points m ENGLAND scotland and Wales First Cabin
gold fiOO second Cbl gold $50 ;SteTaQe, currency TO
EI'EV RDV y. 90 '' 4 RICH ARD e BOAS.
General agents General fasS'lgrI Agents
prO,I. Ssv.Tlrs. CT Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12
Conutrp Real Gsiate for Sale.

NEAT COTTAGE, furnished or unfur
~ uISlcd near city Genital IL Rooms, = acre.
grounds nicely aiG only $4,000. BOOKHOUT Ensrsv
err 81 Liberty 81.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12

COMERNlLLE. y. j.. 30 mites from city
- Large dwelling ghcuse suitable tor board ne OF S,o %
annie grounds and shade garden five minutes walk iI1
dapof for wear or season very athy terms l'aspani
ADDRESS BOX p OucrSile. OF 100 Brc1dwaY- N y ooul -
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12

NOR Al.I--FARM on the hiTlGi hiNtlJ -
miles sr,m Brtnh Brook y - OF land al Ia
good working condition swiss cottage with extension 'I
Gdrr and Kitchen. etTonitd by tTeC-, sIuDhcrE aud
lawns large barn stable with box anil ordinary 5'as hen
r.rr s4rflar house. ice house. add other oubuidinE.
AIIr,s. ~. T.. BANCFEf. d ChaWbrrssl' Ne" } 0rk.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-12

p. NJ Daiv) Pacihc Express for the West. Sleeping
through Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls tncin
Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars TO
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Rebellion.

The leader of the Anna rebellion maintains
his fortified position, but makes no further
advance.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, June l6. The Financial saws diff.
ficulties are still apprehended in the Prov
inces, and heavy losses have probably occur
red before now, but that Provincial banks in
terested prefer to loan to customers for the
time, rather than let it be thought they have
made any losses.
ROME, June l6. At the municipal cleo
tions yesterday, the clericals gained an adj
vantage, owing to divisions in the liberal
ranks, which produced a great impression
here.
VERSAILLES, June Is. In the discussion
on Ferry's educational bill in the deputies to-
day, Cassagnac accused Ferry of uttering
calumnies against religious orders, and with
classifying. documents. He refused to retract
the charges. aud on the left voting to censure
Cassagpac, the confusion became so great
that Gambetta left the chair, closing the SEES
For an hour Cassagnac continued speaking,
after the galleries had been cleared amid
great confusion.
The deputies on resuming the sitting, voted
to exclude Cassagnac from the chamber three
days. Cassagnac replying declared the pres
ent cabinet infamous. Gambetta threatened
him with prosecution. The sitting was again
suspended and the debate ultimately adjourn
ed
BERLIN, June Is. The reichstag voted du-
ties on wooden goods in accordance with the
proposed government tariff.
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BAYARD's RESIGNATION.
What the Senate Democratic Committee
Will Report.

WASHINGTON, June I6. A call is issued
for a meeting of the Senate democratic eau
Gus, tomorrow morning to receive the re-
port Of a committee of three Senators ap-
pointed Friday, to confer with Bayard in re-
gard TO the resignation of the Craftsmanship
of the finance committee, and report whether
some harmonious arrangement may not be
effected to relieve the Warner silver bill from
its present suspended position, and place on
the calendar for action.
The committee will report Bayard infexi-
bly, opposed to making any, compromise or
concession, and that he absolutely declines to
become party to the suggested arrangement
of reporting the bill back to the Senate
without recommendation, even though it
stipulated no further action be taken until
next session.
He insists the bill should be left in the
hands of the committee for mature considera-
ton at the next sersion, and that if his party
colleagues deem it advisable to force action
upon the measure, in opposition to his con-
scientious convictions, they must accept his
resignation.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Financial.

PANAMA, June I. 4 Calao letter dated
May 81, says of the result of the legislation
in Congress, so far as affecting commercial
operations, that the immediate effect will be
an issue of So, 10000 in paper money, and
an issue in internal bonds to the amount of
$4,000, 900, to be placed at 80 on the mar
ket. In case of a failure of their being taken
up within forty-fve days, there will be an ex-
ira issue of paper money to complete the
eight million dollars originally contemplated,
and this may be expected gloomy and unsat
isfactory as the present state Of affairs. We
are, we fear, far from seeing the worst, con-
sequent on the present war and former mis-
government.
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THE HANLON.ELLIOT RACE.
$4,000 PERSONS PRESENT.

| NEwcAsTLE-oS-TYSE, June l6 The match
Tor the championship, goo a side, and sports
man challenge cap, between VIM. Elliott and
Edward lianlon, came off to-day over the
lyme champion course and resulted in an
easy victory for Hanlon. The start was
made from the point of the Mansion House.
The weather was fine and the water beauti-
fully smooth. An immense concourse of
spectators and twenty steamers full Of passen-
gers followed the race.
Five to two on Hanlon had been laid dur
ing the morning, but he came into much bet
ter favor just prior to starting and ONLY a
slight shade Of odds was laid on the Canad-
an. Elliot won the toss and took the north
ern shore. After some delay, at l2.I5 the
men got off on a capital start.
Hanlon dashed in a stroke at the rate of A.
to the minute, and at once drew to t he fore
Elliott struck at the rate of 40 strokes to the
minute, and exertcd all his enormous strength
but splashed now and then and his boat did
not travel we'll.
Hanlon got the lead of four lengths at Red
heugh bridge, and then slowed down and con-
tented himself with keeping his advantage,
and eventually won very easily BY eight
lengths in twenty-one minutes and one Sec
ond.
There was an enormous crowd at SCOTS
wood who cheered IIanlon to the echo
special says llanlon won the race as he
liked, amid immense enthusiasm. Over So
900 persons were present. The greatest ex-
citement prevailed. lIanlon was the favorte
tlOO to EDO. The struggle for two miles was
the most exciting ever witnessed.
The news of Hanlon's victory over Elliot
excited considerable comment in New York,
though the result was what had been expect
ed.
LONDON, June l6 The length of the
course is miles and 81 yards. Sporting re-
porters say such performance as Hanlons
has never been seen in British waters
TORONTO, June l6. There is great excite
ment ov er the Hanlon-Elliot race Congrat-
ulatory kilograms were forwarded to IIanlon
from here, Montreal and other Canadian cit
les.
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SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
BOMBARDMENTO OF A TOWN By THE
GILLIAN FLEET.
Outrage on a British Consul. - Moves
ments of Peruvian Vessels.

NEW YORK, June l6. The captain of ship
Cosmo states that the CHILEAN fleet fred on
and burned British consuls house at Pisagua
and IT is believed several women and chill
dren were burned therein, as the building
was filled with refugees. Mr.. Jeferies, who
was in charge of the consulate, with his wife
and child, all fed on board the Cosmo tor
safety.
The captain of American bark Jennie s.
Barker corrOborates the statement and says
the bombardment was an outrage, no notice
being given non-combatants
WASHINGTON, June lG. The navy depart
ment has received letter from Admiral
Rogers, dated Callao, May 20, confirming the
report of naval battle. He saws the block
AIDE of lqueque must have been for the time
effectively raised, and valuable chance Civ
en- the Peruvians to supply their men. 1t
mains to be seen whether the Huascar has
seized the opportunity to attack Antafagosti,
the base of the CHILEAN army. 1t was not
fortified when he was there, but it was hardly
to be supposed that the Chilians could have
failed to make it secure before their ships
went away.
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FORTY.SIXTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
WASHINGTON. June l6.


|
Senate.
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on Appro
priations, reported that in consideration Of
the present state of business before the Sen
nate, the committee is unable to
concur in the date in the House joint resolu-
| ton fixing tomorrow as a day of adjourn
ment. They hoped TO be able to fix an early
day, however.
The bill TO amend the act OF 1893, in re-
gard TO enrolling and licensing vessels en-
gagged in the coasting trade and fisheries,
went over on expiration OF the morning
hour.
| The consideration of the supplemental ju-
dicial bill was resumed.
Mr.. Dawes said this was the most PERM
cious measure lately introduced into Con-
gress.
The pending question was on the amend
ment to increase the appropriation for dis
trict attorneys and assistant attorneys by
$50, 900.
Mr.. Hill thought as Mr.. Conkling did, that
IT would be indecent to introduce politics in
the jury system by law, but it had already
been done by judges, and this bill was to
abate this indecency.
MIR. Conkling thought the present law had
better be amended, than abrogated
After further discussion, Mr.. Allisons
| amendment was rejected.
An amendment by Mr.. Wallace WAS adopt
ed inserting in the clause prohibiting any de-
partment from mourning liabilities unprovid-
ed for, the words Except AS provided in sec
1892 revised statutes" which excerpts the war
and navy departments from the general law
on the subject.
The bill was reported back TO the Senate
and the amendments made in committee OF
the whole agreed to-
An amendment by Mr.. Hill, to strike out
the words "In a district in which such is now
the practice, from the third section, was
adopted.
The bill was then read third time and
passed.
The army bill was then taken up, but with
out action the Senate
Adjourned.
Under call of States, the following bills
were introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Cox-To protect certificates of
naturalization.
BY Mr.. Prohibiting boarding of
money in the treasury and increase Of the in
terest bearing debt.
motion by Mr.. Springer, to suspend the
rules and pass bill prohibiting military inter-
ference at the polls, was lost not the neces-
sary two-thirds voting in favor.
resolution to permit the sub Committee
on Commerce to sit during the recess, to take
testimony regarding the commercial relations
of the country, was defeated
District of Columbia business was then
considered and several bills passed.
\ bill was reported to provide for settle
ment of all outstanding claims against the
District Of Columbia, and comforting juris-
dction thereon upon the court of claims.
Pending discussion on an amendment by
MIR. Sanford, that the government shall not
be liable for principal or interest on bonds
issued under the sixth section of the bill, the
House
Adjourned
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S4.393.Ol5
Local Brevities.

Local Brevities.
A full attendance is desired at the meet
ing of the w. c. +. L., this afternoon.
q. Mrs. Sargent of Sargentville, the we'll
known temperance worker, is spending a few
days in this city.
We are much obliged to our friends, who
have furnished US the missing numbers of the
Daily kennebec Journal for our files. We
now desire only two more copies-No A. OF
the year 1873, and No. 60 of 1879
A cold, northeast rain storm prevailed all
day yesterday.
The steamer Henry Morrison" will make
her first trip to this city on Saturday next.
Miss l.. X. Vannah of Gardiner, has
composed most beautiful waltz, one of the
finest of the year--which is dedicated to Annie
Louise Cary. Pierce has it for sale.
The republican caucus for the election
of delegates to the State convention, will be
held on Wednesday (to-morrow) evening, in
the Common Council room, instead of the
time mentioned yesterday morning.
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PoUGKEEPsIE, June l6. A terrific hail
storm six miles wide passed from west to
east near Germantown, last night. Glass in
every farmhouse was demolished, fruit of all
kinds destroyed, trees uprooted, fences broke
down and one or two houses unroOfed. The
storm lasted ten minutes.
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Watervflle Locals.


The temperance meeting Sunday was large
ly attended. Among the speakers were Rev.
Mr.. Spencer, Rev. +. Martin. Hon. NJ. c.
Foster and f. X. Drummond. One of these
influential gentlemen severely criticised the
| statement of Governor Garcelon in the South
| in regard to the Maine Liquor Law. He stat
ed that a Governor who made such a dispar-
aging report did not represent the best ele-
ment in the State, nor would he represent
any portion of it next year. The fact is, the
prohibtory law is a success. and he who ques-
tons it places himself in antagonsm to the
great mass of temperance people. 1t is safe
| to say that this community, at least, will not
support man who is not sound on the Maine
Law.-The NJ. +. church observed children S
day last Sabbath. The church was beautiful
ly decorated for this purpose. The stage was
empowered in flowers, and very tastefully
| arranged. About dozen canary bird cages
hung about the room. All the birds were
fine singers and gave us excellent music
| throughout the services. The sermon and
all the exercises were for the children, and
| they seemed to enjoy it immensely. One of
the chief attractions at this church is the fine
| singing. They have a choir of twelve per-
sons, all finely trained. 1t is under the direc-
ton of the NJ. l.. church music teacher of this
town.
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LABOR TROUBLE.

FALL RIVER, June lG. In view of the COM
ing strike, storekeepers are resorting TO cash
sales. Outside papers universally denounce
the strike, and strikers find themselves in
unprecedented position of having no one to
look to for consultation but themselves. Re-
moved manufacturers will attempt to import
help from other places, which with surplus
labor in the city and the considerable number
refusing to give notice Of striking, and the
fact that all other classes deplore the strike,
have awakened the opinion that the strike
may not be as long as the spinners prepared
10 expect
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The weather was anything but favorable
yesterday, for the beginning of the school
examinations in the village district and there
was but meagre attendance of outsiders.
though flowers and vines and plants decorated
the school houses. Yesterday the little lads
and misses in the primary and intermediate
schools on Grove and Kendall streets, passed
q most satisfactory examination, rejecting
credit upon themselves and their faithful,
painstaking teachers. The examination of
Chestnut street primary school will take place
this forenoon, from 8 to 10 o'clock intermed-
late. from 10 to IL. Crosby street primary
will be examined this afternoon, from to B
o'clock intermediate, from 8 to 5. Parents,
guardians and friends are all cordially invit-
ed to attend these examinations.
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THE STORM.
Several Disasters Reported in New York
HarbOr.

NEW YORK, June Is. Heavy squalls pre-
vailed yesterday afternoon and evening The
sea was too heavy to allow a steamer to land
passengers at Long Branch, and the vessel
returned to the city with no little danger and
several hundred very sick and scared passen-
gers. Five small yachts capsized in the bay
and there were several narrow escapes from
drowning therefrom. Two boys are reported
drowned.
No damage occurred to buildings at Coney
Island, but the Manhattan railroad was badly
washed, OBTAINING the drenched passengers
several hours
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Superior Court-Judxe whitehou...

MONDAY. June 10.
The action Cofraw v. Williams, on trial
when the court adjourned Saturday after
noon, was this morning entered "neither par
~, the parties preferring mutually to ar
range their differences rather than come to
court with numerous witnesses for another
days contest before the jury.
No. 9S. Betsey s. Sames V. Abram w
Heath 5. & l.. Titcomb for ptf. Heath &
Wilson for def. This action comes up from
the Municipal Court by appeal on the part of
the dett. 1t is an action brought to recover
for an injury done to the PITS COW by the
defts OK. 1t is alleged that the OK was
vicious and breachy, and broke into the PITS
pasture and threw down the COW and bruised
and famed her severely. The defence is that
the division fence, which belonged to the ptf.
to keep up, was poor and insufficient, and
if she suffered injury in consequence it was
through her own negligence; and second,
that the damages done to the COW is less than
the ptf. pretends. Verdict for ptf. for $50
damages. On the return of the verdict, at
five =. NJ, the court adjourned.
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LOUISIANA.


NEW ORLEANS, June l6. There seems to
be an impression among constitutional dele
gates that neither the majority nor the minor.
ity report on the State debt will be adopted,
but that compromise will be effected by re-
ducing the interest to a very low rate for sew.
eral years, and then gradually raising it,
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Iifb.

In Bath, June %. Anthony {. Raymond aged 81
years. II months, 23 days.
In Harpswel, June y, Capt Joshua b. Weber,
aged 80 years and months.
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LONDON, June l6. The scores of the Pc
destrians at 3 o'clock were as follows:
Brown, 94A
Weston, s2s
Ennis, G6i
Harding, 62l
Weston is going very slowly and offers to
! against him are the best that are TO be had.
Ennis is walking we'll
LONDON, June II. While on the track
Monday, Ennis was seized with cramp in the
stomach, and may be considered as having
retired. The affair is now virtually match
between Brown and Weston, as Harding was
only on the track for half an hour during the
night, and is looking very queer.
AT three o'clock this morning the score
Stood
Weston l27 IN. % laps.
Brown, l26 IN, "a 90
Harding, 50 m. O.
Ennis, 20 III. o.
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MASSACHUSETTS.


NORTH ADAMS, June Is. A heavy freshet
has visited this place and highways on the
outskirts of the town are badly damaged.
The whole of East Brooklyn street is still
the beat of raging torrent. Damage in this
section is variously estimated from 800. 900
TO Sl50,000. Deans dam, at Adams, was
swept away last night, and almost hourly re-
ports reach town of damages suffered by out
lying districts, No damages reported south
of Adams
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Gen. Grant.

Hone koNG, May 81. Gen. Grant and
party made a brief visit to Swallow, May IL.
On the l4th they visited Annoy and on the
18th Foochow. Demonstrations at both
places were unimportant. The party arrived
at Shanghai the 18th and were received with
cordial welcome by the crowd, comprising
the entire foreign community and a large
number of Chinese. Gen. Grant responded
to an address and said he wished to know ten
years ago what he had lately learned. and his
experience in this part of the world would be
of great interest and possibly great use in
the future. In the procession to the resi-
dence of the consul, the volunteer rifle corps
detached the horses from Grants carriage
and drew the vehicle. Grant proceeds in the
gunboat Ashuelot to Choofoo and possibly to
Tien Tsin
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DAKOTA.
Bodies Found.

DEADwOOD, June l6. Six bodies of the
victims of the food have been recovered at
Buffalo Gap. The bodies Of Mrs. Rhodes
and her three children are still missing N.
Clark and Montgomery Bros outfits were
loaded with 10000 pounds of general mer-
chandse, having only forty shoes and 40 dies
for the Homestake Co. There was no ma
chinery for the new Homestake mill, as pre-.
viously reported, that being already to COM
mence running.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Fishermen Found.

ST. JoHN, June l6. Philip Mcdonald and
John McMullin, two Gloucester fishermen
lost at sea, were brought here by the Norwe-
gian barque Minor. May "a, while setting
travis, they were lost in the fog and for three
days drifted about without food or water.
The b oat filled several times and becoming
exhausted it seemed as if they must perish,
when they discovered the bark and pulled to
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Those who wish to witness very nice
performance, will spend this evening at
toms most popular favorites, will present a
bill of rare excellence, in John Brougham's
great play of the Files in the Web" and
the celebrated balcony scene from Romeo and
Juliet. Mr.. Louis James, late one of the
Marie Wainwright of the Boston Museum,
are connected with the company The en-
tertainment is one emincntly worthy the at
tendance of our best citizens, and they will
regret it if they do not attend the entertain
ment this evening Tickets securing re-
served seats are on sale at the office of the
Eastern Express COMPANY.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Storm.

HALIFAX, June l6 A steamer which ar
rived to-day from Magdalen Islands reports q
terrific storm of wind from the west north
west, veering to southwest, which lasted about
an hour, as having passed over the islands
the 7th inst
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Municipal Court.

| Municipal Court.
John Cannon pied guilty to drunkenness
| and disturbance on the street when before the
| court Yesterday, and paying nominal fine and
| cost was discharged.
| James Shaw, for drunkenness, was fined
81 and cost, from which sentence he appealed
and being unable to find bail, was committed.
Lizzie Garland, was also before the court
| charged with being intoxicated, which charge
she said was true, AMI being unable TO pay
| went to Jail for thirty days.
Timothy French, for drunkenness, was
fined one dollar and cost, which he refused
| to pay, and was committed.
John Newgent Piled guilty to being intoxi-
Gated and disturbing the peace of the family
Of Con Collins, and being unable to pay went
to Jail. He was at the same time arraigned
on charge of assault and battery on Joe
Routh. to which he plead guilty, and the com
plant was placed on file.
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Arrested.

CHICAGO, June l6. Chas. Brockway. one
OF the most expert forgers in the country, has
been arrested in connection with skillfu for
geries on number of banks in this city, in
Guiding the First National, which are the
heaviest sufferers. A complete set of forgers'
apparatus was captured.
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EXICO.
The Situation.

LAREDO, June Ii. Reliable telegraphc
information from City of Mexico, June llth,
saws:
Gen. Negrete Courdy, of the Mexican ar
my, who pronounced against Diaz. has left
the city with 5000 adherents. Diaz is in
pursuit. VALERIE President of the Supreme
court, is acting President. Congress has dis
banded. Diaz has removed Gems. Lrevino
and Navnego, appointing Gen. Tolenterro TO
command the Monterey district.