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QUESTION
YOBJX.
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that t« eaararsiag witb masters of
gregsts toaaage woald be hundreds or thousands ot
tool many of them said they would not bring Weir
cargoes to their stores and pass tbe bridge without
extra compeaaatlea. It m tba bel let of Mr. I>riggs that
East River front property would deteriorate in value
twonty-flve per oent en tba completion el tbe bridge,
The following table shows the number af merchant
vessels, American and foreign, arriving at tba port of
New York Irom foreign ports:—
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sum
nrspartag aay marine news tbey may have % the a*tp
KtwiDseerttaeBtoftbeHsBALe.
asr rereons desirous of eomatuaieatiag with vessels state
BBMI-ABNUAL auMWSOM OF TMS MAaTUFACTUBIKO lag at New Terk eaa do so a* a<srbnlagteaa«a veaeete.
CHXH1BT8—IMPORTANT DIBCOSBIO* OM MB. care of Haast* aews yaebt. pier So. 1 Bast Blverj New Tevk,
Letters received from all parts of tbe world aad promptly <aMOBJtlSOK'B TABUT BILL.
Ireered. DnaUcate* ass required.
MANUFACTURING
CHEMISTS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 22,1876.
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r r r m o x FOR T B J IXJCSCTIOX.
On tbe 12th day ot July, at Utlca, tho complaint of
tbe opponents of tbe bridge against tho Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty of the city will be beard, and as
tba details of the petition lor permanent injunction
h ,ve not before been published some of tba salient
facts sre now given, as follows: —
That tbe Catted State* of America hare acquired and
equipped, at a coat at many millions of dollars, and now
maintain at au axpease of buudteus of thousands of dollar*
aanually. a aavy yard, situated on iconic
on cLe
i^oog Isiaud,
Ulaud, ou
- •astern'shore of'tu* East River, bernnd and abore tbe location of the bridge, and thai nearla »U the naval vessels of
the Catted States enter tbe port «WN*w York by way of
the Marrows sod Bay of Newj*M»ejj|^s.eud consequently
to
paas
aad rrpas* the location
of the
bridge in going , 0 an"^ from tbe Navy
Yard,
that mcrctytat vessels rrom all the New England
S l a t e s , aad irom tbe British Frovlaces bound to this city
pass threngh the East Kiver an.i the location el the bridge;
tbat tbe principal dry docks nf the port are situated here,
aad all vessels needing to use them have to pas. the bridge.
"When the obstruction* at liell Gate are removed the East
River will become a favorite highway lor all the commerce
between Hew England and the British Provinces ou one
side aad alt the places south of New York ou tbe other side,
besides a large p o t i o n ef the foreign commerce. Also, tbat
there are large bunded aad free warehouses ia the upper
part of the ctty specially erected s t great cost, for the purpose of reeeiviar aad storing foreisn and domestic merchandise, aad that ia view of tbe obstruction of the bridge
t h e y wiil be irreparably damaged.
In addition to the above tho petition of many merchants, warehousemen and shipowners will be presented and embodied tn the complaint lor the injunction. After recapitulating the obstruction intended
and showing that Brooklyn Is interested even more
than New York In tbe lree navigation of tba East
River, tbe petitioners continue:—
We weald farther call attention to tbe following proviso
i the act ot Congress authorizing the construction of the
riJg* :—"Provided that tits said bridge shall be so couStructed aad built as not to ob.ijdku, impair or Injuriously
jnooify the navigation of the river," The engineers, iu
making tbe report, iu commenting upon t i e word '•obstruct/'' say :—-'It this word ia t o be taken in Its strictest
•ease, that the bridge shall offer no impediment whatever
t o tbe free passage ef vessels of any claaa; shall impose no
necessity of sending down or disturbing their iultiest spars,
then the bridge is inadmissible under the term* of the
act-" Tbe engineers then say that in their opinion Congress did not mean tbat which the words ol the act plainly
ceuvey aad imply. This is mere presumption ou their
part, aa4 their opinion ia reference thereto is ef uo effect or
»«lee. as It is not to be presumed tbat the Congress of the
United M a t e , would eniptoy plain aad unmistakable Ianiage consistent and pertinent to tbe object in view, and
eve the same subject to a construction wholly different "
gned bj Miller A Conger. No*. 271. 272. 273, a~4j n e t b
Itreet and Noa. tM and UO I'eart street. Do Groet A Heck
Ho. 124 Water street; Lawrence A Co., No*. 44. 4*5,48 SO
Bast street: No*. 46^,48, SO, S2 Tompkins street; Nos. 744,
M*», 75CKJ& W s t e r s g t t e t ; No. 5»5 Cherrv street, and No.
»>, Stoue street; Lawrence. SOB A Uerrisu. Nov. 214, 221
pssah BSiost ana Kea. SW, 427. 43ti and 4*o Water street;
M. H. l>riggs A Co.. Nos. 246. 247, 276, 27**, 2«0 booth street
and No*. 5->7. 55t>, 561. 563, Mo Water street; William A. Freeborn A Co., No. 254 Soutn street and No. 496
49C, 5tJl Water street: Rosevell A Urlffiths, No. 257
ftoatb. No. 6U7 Water street: W. II. Webb. Kaat Kiver, fifth
to aeveaUt streets , Buckaam A Co., No, 24."> nouth street;
Jadd isascod aad Suerm Uil Company, No. 13a Frost street
hud corner of Ur*nu Caorr* aad K a n streets: Campbell A
1 buyer. No *> Maiden lane. New York, and N«. 31 Front
treat aad Nos. «6 to I l o Water street, Brooklyn; John ."
u.Tahaai, No. •.':< s..utu street; O. A R. foillou. No. 224
tHMSth street; Howes A t'rowell. No. 106 WaJl street; George
Howes * Co.. No. 117 Wail street; William Nelaou, Jr., No.
14 old slip: MiUer A Houghton, No. 32 South
itreet:
4biel
Abbott.
No.
53
South
street;
iuius Story A Co.. Not. 7 a a d 9 Front street;
W. Loud k Co., No. 2 8 >oath street; Lunt Brother*. So.
ttonth .treat; Carver A Barnes, No. *lJ>outh street;
liilchrest. White A Co., No. Jo South street; Jame* t .
Brett, bo. 4 3 South street; J. O. Ward A Co., No. 49 South
street, Ihoiuaa i i u u h a m s Nepnews A Co., No. del South
street: James K, Ward t Co., Ko. 113 Wall street; Charles
M. Marshall A Co., No, 3 ^ Burling slip; Chariot L.
W'rigbt A Co.. No > J a . u t h street; F. h . Kojith A Co.. No.
8*3 Soath street; Sn.»w A Burgess, No. U*i South street;
fcatter A Uvermure, No. 65 Beaver street; B, Burray, Jr.,
Jio. 1 XL Front street.
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Bxrxxsa or rsssi.to TJNDKB THE IXIDCK.
Mr. tSeorge W. UUchrest says he is a ship chandler
aad has boon master of a vessel Irom 1833 to 1865. Ha
Is interested iu twenty five different vessel*, and tbat
lie Kuows of ao ships whose spars aro less than 135
teet biKh liota light water mark to truck. Scarcely aay
brigs or bark* bavo spa.s less than 135 toet high. Tbe
topmasts ol a tbieo-nsasied schooner are never sent
down alter tba vessels are but It except tor repairs, and
tbey are considered as stationary as tbe masts. In
auany eases it would be practicably impossible to send
down tbe topmasts. The effect ol tbe bridge would be
so compel the large-sized schooners to comu in and go
•town by way >t Sandy Uouk, which is not so sale a
foate aa the Sound aa£ which would enhance tbe in•Mtraaos.
Frameas W, Soote says tbat be is part owner at tho
following eight teasels:—Schooner tUltie K. Sampson,
S0« toot; brtg Giles Luring, 400 l o s s ; bark V. C. MerryWao, uot) tows; suip* ^ul:ote, 1.142 tons, L'ocie Toby,
1,300 tons; Eaoaaoule. I,o00 twos; LucUe, 1,300 ton's:
l a m 0'*haater, l,6UU tons.
1 b* schooner is the only one able to pass under tbo
proposed bridge at 135 lewt height. Me wuukl not be
Willing to „c*.*pi s charter tor soy ship that would
require tbo striking of tbe topmaat to go baywad tbe
bridge without a large extra consideration
Tho following is a list ol the L uiu-l States vessels,
taken Irom tho Bureau of Construction, that have
tassaed up and dowa tho East Hiver to tbo Navy .Yard
from April 1, 1874, to May I. 1876:—Triaua, Guard,
Btieuaodoab, Gettysburg, Montauk, May dower, *)tsastch, lntroptd, Ley den, I'owhatao, Nina, Plymouth,
.ataSiill, falsa poo »a, Miouesota, Blue Light, Colorado,
•watara. Alert, Abtriu, Phlox, Hartford, Tennassss,
Frolic, X:pstc, Supply, Juniata,
WIU. TBS BjtlBHik SB INSJCCDSK?
Bamuel McKiroy, a civil engineer, says bo Is familiar
wttb too construction of tbe host Kiver bridge, sad
tbat vessels itniuirisg a clearance of 120 feeVniUat bo
eoairoikxl by steam power to avoid tbe effects of tidal
currents winch do not loiiow tbo stream coatre. lie
add* tbat. it is well Known tbat storms ol bttv to
sr-veaiytwo muws par hoar arw likely to occur, sad
legiaiarrrom twelve aad a half to about twenty-six
pvoade prcasare per square loot, while storms ovor
108 mibss par boar, sad exceeding ufty pounds par
aeaare toot, are otsrasieasily noted oa thus coast, and
Jbus tbat great ear* baa been exsreiaod to give this
bridge about six times tbe cable sastataiag power it
aaareafsaabiy require; bat all groat bridges sbow tbe
nakat a powerful mting laipact, aad ia this bridge,
lor the aansual speu of 1 * » I eel, but two trasses of
»w«vsle^as>dt>ares'ets»t teet depth sre to be used,
fodbe ttsaretora c*>astsb^giit caaaot he trusted without
a*-*s,«borof the firm of B 8,
•ays tbey have abaar.
'rivarsBWatarssrtavsw.4
1055
1047
1065
U 1400 14S6
IS 10S5 1169
918
20 864
406
343
4--J
829
36 138 9022 10033
Totals.
There also passed through Hell Gate during the year,
bound to foreign aad domestic ports, tbe following vessels:—
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aad when it is considered that tbe yards must come
dowa some idea of tbe exponas attending this can be
formed. Beanies, n in passing tbe bridge a ship is
damaged or lives are lost tba ctty of New York mus t
pay tbo coat, sod not oaly is tbe bridge then a nuisance lor tbe present but becomes a menace to tba taxpayers for tbe future."
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lu 964
22 971
65
70
64
70
62
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such obstructions were contemplated by the erection
of tbe bridge. Yet, by a vwy curious construction of
O of tbe act, tbe work was authorized to be
l a tbo Chief Engineer's report tho followk g vessels ware distinctly shown as having masts too
high to pass the bridge:—Ship Hudson, 1,801 tons;
Brest Republic, 3,350 tons; Palestine, 1.751 tons;
Amaxon, 1,750 tons; J. C. Calhoun, 1.S65 tons; N. B.
Falmer, 1.124 tons; Constellation, 1.534 tons; Mersury, 1,156 tons; Tenner. 2S« tons, and a C. Colgate,
Robert Caldwell, Oliver H. Booth sad John, schooners
of lighter tonnage. The first few named would have to
striko topgallantmasu and many of them topmasts,
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BENEFIT.
This (Friday) afternoon and evening the author's festival, in celebration of tbe two hundredth performance
of "Pique," will be held at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
At the mstmeo Mr. Daly's great companion piece, "Divorce," will bo played with an exceptional cast, including Miss Davenport, Miss Jeffreys-Lewis, Mrs. Gilbert, Mr. Cbsrles Fisher, James Lewis and Miss Mary
Wells and Mtu Ida Jeffries, who have kindly volunteered, in tbe fourth act the Slavin Georgia Jubilee
Singers will be introduced; Mr. Sol Smith Russell and Fairy Fay Templeton will also appear.
Tbe theatre will bo decorated witb red and white
roses, and every lady will be presented with an imperial photograph and a satin programme. In the evening "Pique" will be pktyed*for tbe two hundredth
time, with the whole original cast restored for tbe occasion, the lsdies and gentlemen havinsr volunteered.
Special acts will also be given by tbe Slavin Singers,
Sol Smith Russell and Fay Templeton, who will present her imitations of Aimee in "Pretty as a Picture."
The extension of tbe theatre will be illuminated with
centennial bells, Chinese lanterns and tireworks, and
every lady will receive a satin programme and a solid
silver ticket as souvenirs.
COMMODORE
VANDERBDLT.
Commodore Vaudcrbiit experienced a slight change
lor tbe better early last evening, and sat up in his bod
for about half an hour. He shows no signs of regaining bis strength, however, and while his doctors do
not anticipate any immediate dangor, yet tbey have
not rety sanguine hopes ol his recovery.
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ROASTED
ALTVE.
John and Joseph Gardner, Anthony Wltael aad
Laurence Hessenderfer were arrested in Newark last
night, charged with htving roasted (bo feet of
Uieronymus Juderweis, with a view to extorting from
him a confession as to where his monoy was. They are
held for examination.
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HIGHWAY
ROBBERY.
EXAGGERATION
OF Alt ANTICIPATED
PATBIOTIO
BEI.IQIOPS SEBVICE INTO A BXCTABIAM
BIOT.
WlLKK.SB.iRRK. P a . , J u n e 22, 1870.
As the readers of the HERALD know, in consequence
of the measures taken by tbe coal combination to prevent an over-production of coal In this great mining
district, our population is BOW for the most part with,
out work. As is usually the case where so many idlers
are congregated, there must be a sensation or things
would become monotonous. The latest scare is tbat a
riot Is to take' place In the county on the
Fourth ot July, wsheo IV is reported the Catholics are
to rise and fall upon their Protestant neighbors. A
careful investigation Into this matter demonstrates
fully that tbe people have been tilled to tbe brim with
tear from a misapprehension of tbe tacts in tbe case.
Bishop Wood bss issued a pastoral letter to tbe Catholic churches in Pennsylvania recommending that high
mass be celebrated uinl a grand "Te ileum" sang in
honor of our national Centennial. From this simple
cause has been raised a bugaboo to frighten timid poopie from their propriety. The Irish societies throughout the county aro to parade on the Centennial Independence day, and as these include tbe Ancient Order
of Hibernians, many of our narrow-minded citizens
have conjured up the conclusion tbat there hi to be a
raid of the iniamous Mollie Maguirea
Tbe whole fright is simple folly, having not a whit of
foundation in fact.
AFRICAN
METHODISTS.
AKMTJAL CKSSXOM OF THE NSW ENGLAND coxFESENCE.
NuwroKT, R. L, June 22, 1876.
Ths twenty-fifth annual session ot tbe New England
Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
began here to-day, Bishop Wayman, of Maryland, presiding.
THE
ST. JOHNS FIRE.
CHIRKED REMAINS OF A VICTIM DISCOVESED.
BOSTON, Jnne 22, 1876.
A special to tba Journal says that tbe charred remains of Mrs. Lynch, who was thought lo have been
lost In tbe conflagration at St. Johns, Quebec, were
found to-day in tbe cellar of her dwelling Tbo bank
safes wera opened to-day and their contents lound uninjured.
TRAMPS
DROWNED.
MILTORD, Pa., June 22, 1876.
John Haney and George Walker, two umbrella
tramps, stole a boat from tbe Pennsylvania shore of tbe
Delaware River Tuesday night, and yesterday, while
passing through Fiddler's Elbow, a dangerous nit,
twenty miles below here, tbe boat capsized and both
were drowned.
RAILROAD
ACCIDENT.
PORTLAND, Ma, June 2*2. 1876.
The passenger train on the Eastern road, which was
due here at noon to-day, ran off the track between
Wells aad Kennebunk. The *enxine and tender went
down an embankment, and were completely wrecked.
The baggage and Pullman cars also lelt the track, but
were not much damaged. .Engineer Charles Waterman
was Injured, bat not seriously, and the passengers
escaped unhurt.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN
STEAMERS.
Matt Toole, a notorious desperado who was pardoned DATXS O f n x r A A i r u B s FKOM M B W Y O B K F O R T H « M o a r a a
«jr JXJSX xsu J O L T .
out ol State Prison about three months since, hi la a
)
aofls- p**r»Rm-fca,j
Oft**
fair way of going back there for another term. He waa
June 24 Liverpool..
arrested last night on a charge of highway robbery. Britannic
roadway
J uu* 24 Liverpool,, tiu Broadway
fcuypi......
Tba complainant, John M, Churchill, was standing at Klysla
June i'4 London.... 7 Howliua Gresa
i une 24 <lavre
.V> Hmadway
the door of his residence wbea Toole approached httn St Germalu
June "4, Glasaow... 7 itowlln£il'reea
t'alllornia...
and opened a conversation. Churchill saw ho waa Muse!
J une 24, Sreincu.... 2 Sowlin* (ire*u
under the influence of lujuor sad told aim to go borne, Bothnia
|Jnn»«2*, iMverpool.. 1 4 Howiint' Greea
whereupon Toole, in tbe thieves' vernacular, "bold Deasing
.'»ne2». Ifamourg..
H-o*ow*r
btni up" and endeavored to "go through" him. At Stat* or Indiana. Jnna'ii). Glasgow.... •U
72 broaaway
tbe police station a pipe belonging to Churchill was City ol Berlin
I ly 1 Liverpool.. 1 f»l> r.'Sdwa,
JuK 1 (iv^rpooi.. tin Broadway
lound in hut possession. Tbo lalter's collar was torn H a i r
.Inly
1. Gl«*gow„,. 7 Bowling Greea
Ethiopia..
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from his shirt iu tbe struggle.
July I.
DAMAGED
BY
LIGHTNING.
FOBTsBooTa, N. EL, June 23, 1876.
The hooss ef George C. Xttcberson, at Greenland,
struck by lightning last evening aud considerably
damaged. George Durgan. who was ia too house at
tbe time, had one aids completely paralysed
Several barns la this vicinity were mora or less
damaged. A valuable trotting horse owned by John a.
bides waa killed at tho trottinx park.
BOND
FORGER
Sailed—Barks Antwerp, Saeeess; Brigs Derssaa. a a r a J
Adams.
BRUNSWICK. Oa. J a a e 2 1 - C l e a r e d . brtg
Perry. Kio Janeiro.
BANGOK. June 20-Arrtved, brigs
Portsmouth: Lewi*Clark. Smith. Boston.
Cleared—Schr Wm Couacrs. French, Uampdea, Ubtad let
S e w York.
2 1 s t - S a l l e d , sehr W P Ritchie. New Tork.
BATH. June 20— Arrives, schr* Omar*. ABea. »-—• I
to load for Philadelphia: John It Halllday, Via Oeav*:
Boston to load for New York; P M wheataa. Fasrett da
to load f.»r i a , w M Geauer, Egbert, de, to teed for O ' L s s
B Phillips, Baker, do.'to load for Baltimore: Maegie 'Cat?
r-coll, do. te lead for Philadelphia; Auni* K Msrtti u L a l
tor New York; R 8 GrahBta. Smith. Georgetown. DC.
Hailed—Schr* Tlieresa Wolf, Chsatpiee. PhltsdelnaU- Aa.
drew Neblugcr. Smith.do: Jennie MlddUlon. WnJiaksr' at
Ada J Kimomon. Hall, Bsllimore.
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CLOAK KEVS. June 21 -Arrived, scbr Waahlagtoa. Bee.
ry, Galveston to load for New Tork.
CHARLESTON. June IB—Cleared, sear Boas »—'
Boyle-. Brunswick. Ga.
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"wptagar,
KDGAHTOWN, June 17—Arrived, scbr Watehmaa Pee.
dleton. New York for Bangor.
lHth - Arrived, scbr Deflance, Thoradlke, Norfolk, Va. let
Boston.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 22—Arrived. brig I n
Parker (Br), Bfoeum, New York for Richmond.
Passed on 22a bark Attlvita (It), Maresea, bosa
derry for Baltimore.
Passed out—Ship Gray Eagle, for Rio Janeiro;
Marie, for Copenhagen: Coahdeuxa, ior Hartlepool; Ha
zetto Padre, and > ouug Eagle, tor Greenor*: Levanter (m
Kenigsberg; Matilda lillyard, for Londonderry; J C Williams, aud Kong Sverre. for Qaeeu*town; Cartaa, asd
Bozso. fordo; Isabella Ure. and Arraean fordo; Fatedm,
for s t Johns, PK; brigs Harden, for HSkaassBsesaa; Ceawaed,
for Cardena-s: Silas Martin, for Baraados: Amelia d
k'mnis, for Rio Janeiro; sehr Bath Darling, for Caraeam
(all from Baltimore).
_ F A L L KIVElt. June 2 1 - S a i i e d , schr L N Lovell, Beraea,
Philadelphia.
.-weawa,
GALVESTON.-June 21—Arrived, steamer Baa Jaeiate
(Br) Bicker, Livesroail.
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ten. NO ( Jeeashlae Thoatsoa. Meeve. M
Walker. Roanoke stiver. KC- bark Naeve
I'coeaeego, Warrea Foiat; brtg Cbaua
Bio Janeiro; sebrs Adrlann*. Merrill. Orieat,
Dennis. Growel 1. Boston; Jeba T.Maaaea, Maaea, de' ™"
L'l »ar*d—Steamer f a Creae How**, Beetee s barks Baa.
ao (Ital). Belestra, Bordeaux; Viva ( S o n . P*4«rsea. cZrk
or F a l s s e e t a ; Lvigta B Gtall, Vlgiiai. B e W T b r l g MasT
man, Peterson, Bordeaux.
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Also cleared, steamer Martha Stevens. Chance Sow
York; bark. Ga^aard Cfert[. Blelswa, I ^ a a e a e > r r y T l a S 5
(Br), Mosherj Antwerp: O M Heme, Haesa, Bl* JaaetsaSchts Kaston, Baker, Cat Island: Geergs R Mefsriaas'
U it*..,.. Boston, losiah Whluhoase. P.raaam doJ LtaU
Wilson, d o . Woodruff. Sim*. Beanttt. Harlem
^*kY'
HarutBg. iiardiag, Laloa Island. Ga; M X Dvwaer, Tkosap!
The sb.p Tobique. when bring launched at Courtney Bay,
NB. to-dev. caught across the creak, and, the tide failing.
she was badly strained,
SairstnuHSO—At Kennebuokport Messrs Crawford A
Perkins have a first class white oak ship nearly completed
ia -'Waro
liipyard, of 1,500 tons o as., tor a company ia
-Ksnnebunk aad Boston. Messrs Crawford A Perkins nave
tbe frame of a three-deck ship 1,700 tons, for the sasae company, t e build this season. Mr K L Thompson will launch a
beaatiral modelled *hip uf 2.J0O tons this month. This Is
an entite white oak snip of three «loc*». auu wilt desaaud
t h e best rates «f insurance. This ship is for Boston parties.
Mr Thompson bas a three-masted sehr In process ot construction, with a keel MO ia t long and a toaaage of 7UO loos, a
m. to be off early this fail, l a addition to the above Mr
Tlioiupsou is bufldinir S ship Of l.tKX) tons, to l.e off in November. Tbis i s t e be a white oak three deck ship of
great carrying capacity.
Mr Thompson has a heavy
white oak frame on tbe way irom the South for a
ship of 1,400 tons, to be built later In the season fur
Ko»tnn parties. Master David Clark bas a bark of
1,000 tons, u m, nearly completed la his yard. Tbis
is one of tho most thorough built and handsome modelled
vesaels ever built iu Kennebuokport; the lenirth of keel 17o
feet, length on Seek Ix-J foot, with a beam K5 feet and a 22*,
leet pole Sbe is through white oak and built under special
Inspection of r reuch Lloyds, and will command tbe best rate
tor eleven years. This bara is for sale. Messrs Titcomb A
Thompson have a splendid modelled and superior built
white oak ship, nearly completed, of 1,700 tons, a at. for
parties in Boston. This ship will be launched ia a short
time, when Messrs Titcomn A Thompson contemplate building another ship about the same else for parlies out of the
State,
Pnit-iDiLrBiA, Jane 22, 1876,
Tba
semi-annual
session
of the Association of Manu- ALMANAC FOB NEW YORK—THJS DAI.
Tbe HsmAXB a few days slnee presented tba views of
facturing Chemists of tho United States was held yesn r t b o H t a t a , shippers and merchants la opposition
if
I W t WA^BB
n t j K A » MOOXs
ft *
terday morning in the director.' room of the Union can tfawsa....•••*.*•
to tbe completion of the Brooklyn Bridge, ami the
* 4 29 Gov. Ialaad..«.i.eve 10 06
A'attonoKfit
League Club House, tor the asa ef which the body waa sun sets
eCeort of the bridge company have since been active in
• 7 84 | Sandy Book... • ••*• » 21
indebted
to the courtesy of tba Leagae, The associa- Moon seta
securing testimooy in favor of it. Mr. Henry C Maraver 9 80 I Hell Gays,. . . . . . . • » • H 61
tion, having a membership from all sections ot the
pby especially baa been among the shipowners for this
159 148 351 507 022
Union, represents one of tba largest aad most imparpoee, bat it is understood bin success baa s a t been
Amenc-va......... • *
T21 194 1303 624 217
portant trade organisations of the country, with a
FOX(..£B • • • • • • * t t s t * 4
flattering. A reporter was lavored witb the resolt of
capital
ef Bore than $30,000,000.
IsRRTVALS.
aa laterrtew between Mr. Murphy and tbe mala of tba
880 $42 1714 1032 1089 5017
The
attendance
of members waa very full, the PresiBritish ship Baltochmyle, whose masts are 180 feet
The following tsble shows tbo arrivals »t this port
n t T o s T s e a r raw H B R I L D STKAX TAOHTS Alt* a a s A i . *
kigh. Tbe mate distinctly said, in answer toquestions,
la 1875 ot vessels engaged In tbe coastwise trade south dent, Dr. Thomas P. Sbeppard, occupying the chair.
WH1TKSTOXS TSUCGUAfM UXB.
olNswYori:—
*
The discussions of the business mooting weradirected
that tba Teasel would have to strike her topmast*, at a
Steamer Ethiopia < Br). Cralc. Glasgow J tine 10 aad MeTllle
11th.
mltb
md#e a a d passengers to, Heudjawna »»ee.
msialy to the subject of the tariff in Its relation to the
oast of from $900 to |400, in order to pass tbe bridge
& *
June It), 1st 43 10, IonIW 716. passed ship St Nlebeias, bound
interests
of
manufacturing
chemists,
and
strong
proand that tba owners would insist that no cargo should
!
W4M*
* 1*
tests weTo made against the policy contemplated by
be taken for New Yark unless there were specifications
Steamer Nellie Margin <Br>, Jaeksen, M e J|aaslre May
to
Habia.luue 1. Peiaambtifo Sd and St Jolin.iPM, l»*a,
a
Mr. Morrison's bill, by which it ia proposed that white S»
la
tba bills of lading that landings should
.
with mdso HIMI passengers to Jushua S Tucker A Co.
Steamer Champion, gjockwood, Charleston Jdne IS, witb
chemicals shall be admitted free, many ef tba raw mabo made west of tbe bridge. Mr. Murphy said
LaorcoKC—- A flue new ship of 2100 t e a s , built and
95
128
mdse and passengers to Ja* W Quintard A Co. !
owned by Nathaniel L Thomp.-on; also one of 1450 tons
terials
from
which
chemicals
are
produced
shall
be
Ibat tbe company would bo wiUJnf to pay January . . . . .
ll>0
Steamer Old l>mi into- . W alker, liiehuumd. City Point ann
80
February
built
by Perkins A Crawford, were successfully launched at
1T«
taxed. Vary general sympathy was expressed by tbe Norfolk, with mdse aad pasaeuzers to the 014j Dominios
too expense of this work whan necessary, but tbe male March........
96
Kcnue bunk pun, Me. J a u e 22,
Steamship t'o.
399
74
association with the manufacturers of colors, whose Inpointed out tba fact that tbey could not possibly pay April
Steamer Hattera*. Mallett. Norfolk, with mdse aad pas;u<j
7V
dustry Is also aueged to be onerously affected by Mr. senirers te the Old Dominion Steamship Co.
tor tbe sltendanoe sad vexations attendant upon such j i a y , , . . • • • « * *
WHALEMEN.
354
T7
Juns.....».,..
Steamer V. C Knight. Chichester, Georgetown, D C , with
Morrison's bill, and pledges were tnade to the effect mdse and passengers to J C Keuyon.
l a referring to this interview s prominent July
283
I
Spoken—May 14, on tbe Twelve-Forty Ground bark Clan
245
Shin Koselle iBr). Ileiteuiu. Calcutta March 4, with mdse
that tbe influence ot tho association should be cast la
told the HKKALII reporter yesterday
August
rice, Merchant, Kdgartowu. boiling a 3 0 bbl whale.
564
to .las W Klwell A Co. Passed Cape of Coial Hope Mar 8,
72
September....
favor of equitable daues upon colors.
that proposals for lbs $500,000 of bridge bonds—out of
St Helena 1,5th, aad crossed the Equator 27th. lit l o u 3 O 3 0 ;
344
87
October.
17.1st HI »>, ion «8 60, saw brig Louisa Price, Hay,
lbs $1,000,000 authorized by the Board of ApportionSPOKEN.
10«1
Upon tbo termination of the business meeting the June
95
November . . . . . . . . .
hence tor Jnemel
. ._ J
, ,. •
337
95
ment—had been advertised by tbo Comptroller, but thai December....
members ot tbe association were escorted to carriages
Bark Ceres tXor), Gaedersen, Liverpool 43 days, in balShip Lady Paimerston (Br), Mills, from Mobile for L i v e r 90
f» order. Is anchored at Sandy Hook for ordjer*.
It was understood that this sum is notfortho continula waiting for their use and conveyed to the Exhibition last
pool, Juno 8. off Key West.
40 j 30,3382 4494
Mark Dugoesclla (Krt, Creste. Guadeloupe l«t days, with
1016 26
Bark Almira Boh in sou. Tarbox, from N e w Orleans for
ance of tbe work, but for tbe payment of debts of tbe — Totals
grounds, wbero the afternoon was spent ia viewing supar to It A Vatablo * S'-o: vessel to Edmund ynkart.
Havre, Juue 1.1st 2 0 oti. Ion m 2U.
During theTsame period the following vessels from
Bark Socket. Atkiusea. Porto Uabello 12 day*. Witb i offoe,
company already accrued, which Mr. Greea thinks are
the
wonders
of
tbe
International
display.
Ac. to J Awoetini,
foreign ports arrived via. Hell Mate:—
a Ilea against tba city of Now York. Tbo gentleman
Bark Columbia. Dickinson, St Pierre IS days, with sugar
At seven o'clock P. M. tbe members reassembled la
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
ad molasses to II Tr iwi.rith e's Sens.
and
ft §t S? to
above referred to, Mr. A. a Miller, who bas several
Brig Tordeuskiold (Nor). Paulsen, Seville 32 days, with
the banqueting room of tbe club house, where, with a
!S
a
to Punch, Kdye A Co.
Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are Informed
bonded warehouse* along tbe river (root as well as in
number of invited guests, among whom were many mdse
§
£
Brig Klcbe ( rj, Strobrlihrs. Porto Cabello 14 days, with
tbat by telegraphing to the l i s a a u i London Bureau, adathor portions of tbe city, stated that people are not
coffee, hides, A c , to Datlett. Bolton A Co.
eminent
chemists
of
Europe
and
America,
the
semif
dressing "Bennett. No. 46 Fleet street, Loudon," or to tbe
BHgfAqaidneck. Johnson, Yabocoa. PR, 13 days, with
genomliy aware tbat tbo Bridge Company must for
annual banquet of the association was partaken of.
sntrar and molasses to & J Unatavla A Co; vessel to J a m e s
Paris o 9 c e , addressing "Bennett, SI Avenue de I'Opers,
sell-protection acquire a vast amount of property oa
Tue
ektborato
and
costly
preparations
tor
the
affair
E
Ward
A
Co,
17 testified to the ability with which tbe local committee
—
10
S
January
Paris."
the arrivals at and departures trim European-and
•
Brig Kmmn L Shaw faf Windsor, MS), Mscomber, Belfast
both aides of lbs river—on tbe New York side to tbe February
10
— SfgJ io
... —
S3 davsjin ballast to Simp>oti A Shaw.
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
had
availed
themselves
ot
the
carte
blanche
which
hsd
15
mm.
_
2 13
_
City BaH Park, and on tbe Brooklyn aide to tbe neigh- M a r c h . .
Scbr Speedwell. Spauldlng. Port Antonio. J a , 15 days,
been given to them in perfecting their arrangements,
with tbe United States, tba same will be cabled to tbis coun14
1 12
w i t h frnit to Win Dougfass: vessel to B J Weabewr.
_
1
tbe
bill
of
fare,
the
decorations
of
tbe
room
and
tbe
borhood of Heads street. This will swallow up millions Apni. . . . . . . . . . . .
try iree of charge.
8chr
Silas
Mcl,oon.
Spear,
Eleuthora
6
days,
with
pine*
to
*
8
61
_
__
slay.. . . . . . . . • . . .
s 9 28 87 table being of the most exteusive and excellent char- T J Madge; ve*si»l so J M Staples.
>l
of money, s s a great many bouses will bsve to be de- J u n e , . . . . . . . . . . . .
mm.
_
Captains arriving at aad sailing from French aad Mediri> 0 62 59 acter. Kacli member having been accorded the
Sehr Leona. Wiley. Ban Salvador. 5 days, with pines to
mm.
M.
stroyed where tbey are directly under the lowest port J u l y . . . . .
privilege ol inviting a guest, tbe result was tho attend- K MoataJ A Son; vessel to B J Wenber.'.
terranean ports will find tbe Paris office the mere economi45
4
4 87
_
Schr Sophia T Wlntertou. Jackson. Nassau 0 days, with
ance of many distinguished men of the chemical proof tbo cable. Aa additional reason also -for tbe acquisi- A u g u s t . . . . .
cal and expeditious for telegraphing a e w a
4l 30
84
_
__
September.......
fession in attendance upon tbe Exhibition as members pines to Ja* Douglas; vessel to B J VTenberg.
tion of land is tbat in case of lire people must be pre- October,
Kcbr
Mary
S
Bradshaw.
Van
tiilder.
Savannah
5
days,
32
3) 29
_
— —
of foreign commissions. Ameng these were Professor with lumber to order; vessel to master. I s bound to Perth
OUB CABLE SHOPPING N E W a
mm.
i
29
*>
— mm
vented f o o t thronging tho bridge, and also to provide N o v e m b e r . . . . . . .
Do Wilde, Dr.
Dr. J. H. Thomson, Dr. Kamul Am boy.
16
%
6
6
3 —
P.iterino, Dr.
Dr.
Martins, Dr. Carl Shrader, of
against tbo beating of tbe cables aad their consequent He* Tiber,
Schr KnnnvTracv. Til ton. Savannah 5 days, with lumber
A s r w i u r , Jnne 22—Arrived, steamer JLenilwarth (BrX
Leipzig; _ Dr.
Dr. J, F. Holts, of Berlin; ' Mr. to tbe Now Haven Saw Mill Co.
ocstruction. This may ultimately bring ap tbe coat
380
55 304
Prowse. New York,
3
1 17
Charles Baeckman, of tbe Imperial Russian ComSehr O P Hallock, Sharrott. Richmond.
Totals.
of tbo bridge and its accessories to $20,000,000.
Sehr Helen Hashrook. Soper, Alexandria
tailed 21st. ship H e l v e t U (Belg), Neilsen, New York.
Tbe following table shows tbe arrivals of vessels in mission; Dr. Codling, of England; M. De ZamaSchr Ida A Thayer, Carmen, Virginia; Jnae 22, saw sehr
AMSTKKDA*, June 21—sailed, ship Freydis (Nor), Ivarsen,
tbe coasting trade east ot New York, via Hell Gate:— COIIH, cliiel of tbe Mexican Commission and President KHa, of Hostosi, ashore e u Hereford Bar, witb euslgu flying
of tho American and Mexican Claims Commission, and Union down.
Another and perhaps stronger argument is made by
New York.
Messrs. Onelas and Barccna, of Mexico, The AmeriSchr Kxertioo, Lyman, Virginia.
tbo President of a dry dock company, who said to ths
BRISTOL, J a n s 22—Arrived, bark Charmlaa (Br), Filian,
ft
can cities were represented as follows:—Drs. C. F.
Schr N K Godfrey. ClaeT. Virginia.
New York,
writer, "This bridge will destroy the commerce of New
Schr.I A Chamberlain, Booy, Virginia
Chandler, Isadora Waltz and William Habirshaw, of
JTsKtaa
Schr S J Dolan, Meers, Viiginla.
New York; Drs. Thomas F. Stark, Leibuk, Simon and
BoaosAOZ, June 21—Balled, steamer Acadia (Br), Craig,
York as far as the East River Is concerned, and the'
Schr Abigail Jeuninga, Cranmer, Virginia.
Thompson, of Baltimore, and Professors F. A. Gerth,
New York.
people then will need neither ferryboats nor bridges.
Scbr
Adeline
Townsead.
Drlaloy.
Georgetown,
DC.
Frazer sndKoenlg, of the Pennsylvania University.
Schr John K Shaw, Aaderson, Georgetown, DC
CAaoirr, June 22—Arrived, "Needwell," from
Tbe act of Congress distinctly says tbat tbo Secretary January ...
9 139
204
51
Dr. Thomas P. Sbeppard presided at the entertainSchr Lucy Wheat ley. Wallace, Ueoi^etown. DO,
BBKSE.V, June 20—Sailed, barks Alexander
(See).
ment,
»
20
1
96
of War shall approve of such plans as shall sstisly bins February..
09
Schr Helen Rommell, Corson, Georgetown. DC.
Bhodln, United States; 21st, Olbers (Ger), Albert, New
5 490
632
Schr K L Cordery. Bigfee*. Georgetown, DC.
135
March.;...
tbat no obstructions of tbe river shall ensue, end tbe
Schr Jennie Elisabeth, Weaver, iialtimore.
I 760
836
Yorx.
79
A S T U P I D SCAREt
report of l b s chief engineer actually sbowed blm tbat April
la 1020 1119
Kir-Bark Galveston (Ger), which arrived 21st from Liver-
II
AJSW anivas ' wtasstere Witsass (Tryee,J
Boat ber. bat without sueeees, aad she now Use l a a preea-
CONVICTED.
PhULABaxpaiA, June 22, 1ST6.
Ia ibis city tc-dsy, Joseph M. Thomas was round
gailty of altering aad circulating forged Brio city
bonds.
SUSPECTED OF MUliDEH.
BOSTO*, J une 22, 1878.
Elijah Sommers, af Wast Hartiord, Vt,, waa arrested
at Keeae, M. H., to-day, on suspicion of being implicated in the Foster murder, Lizzie Craw aad a aaaa
named Bartholomew are also under arrest.
EXECUTION.
CtavkiAxn, Ohio, June 23, 117ft.
William Adin, who killed his wife, stepdaughter aad
Mrs. Benton, la December but, waa banged bora today. Be maintained to tbe last that the dead waa unpremeditated.
ESCAPE OF CONVICTa
SAL* LAS - CITY, Utah, Ju ne 22, 1878.
Seven prisoners broke oat ef the Penitentiary this
afternoon, after capturing tbe geard, securing all their
guns, pistols aad ammunition, together with three
horses, sad escaped. Harrison Carter, seeing aa cook
in ths Penitentiary, was shot aad will probably die. It
M rumored that tbe warueu was killed, bet ibis lacks
Among to* aseaned prisoners are aavrere instrumental in tba killing af Captata
Uremeis... '-Buwltuir Green
|Jnlr 1, I H a v r e . . . . . . iaa Broadway
l.lulv 4 , 1 Liverpool.. 12U Broad war
j.lnty ft. Liverpool. 4 Bowling Greea
.luh ti, Hambnrg., HI Broadway
jJnlv fl. Rotterdam. 5(1 Kroadwiay
iJuty 8, Hsvre
jftA Uroaitway
t •n»il«
l.l.ily 8, Liverpool I&7 Broadway
Germanic
lJuly S.iLivernooL. lOW Hros.iw.tv
II be g u e e n
Juiy ». Glasgow^.. 7 Bawling Greea
Victoria....^
July a. i . H i n h i u
7 Bowling Gr**a
An l i s
•Inly « , Hrcmen.... '.'BowtlngGreea
R h e i n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . July I * . Liverpool., 4 Bowling Graea
KilK-tit
....
Juiv IS. tllaxirov,.. 72 Broadway
State ot Pennsyl'u Jnlr IS l l s m b e r g . . Ml HniHjws*
Frisia
July ka. Liverpool., l^Hroadwav
Cttyot c a e s t e r . . . . July 15. e r e m e a , . . . 2 Bowling Greea
t'der
,
Julv IV. G t a s s o w . . . 7 Bowling Greea
Bolivia
„
4 July 15. Havr*
56 Brou.iwar
Anierlque,...
July |fl. Liverpool.. 117 it roadway
• ' » ' " » • e a s e * » * > • « • • Julv t » .
Liverpool.. «l» Brosdwa*
S p a m . . . . _ . . . . . . i»lv 18 Liverpool.. t . Broadway
Idaho
Julv vo. Hamburg., til Broadway
fimbria
July 2-J. '.oii'lon
VB.iwIinr't
If'onlu....
•iilv 7". Liverpool.. 15 Broadway
City
of
Richmond.
G*li*rt...«
. . t / s l y 87. Illamburg.. 161 Broadway
Douaa
I abrador
Wyoming..........
Abyssinia
WhMann.
W A Kcuelten
SQ-NOTICU TO CAPTAINS OF VE8SKLS IN THE
COASTING A N D FOREIGN T R A D E - C a p t a i n s or officers ef
vessels engaged in the coasting or foreign trade, eeeervlug tbe
displacement or removal of sea buoys, are reoaettad te eoramuuicat* the lact to the IISCALP, SO that It may be braaxht
publicly to tbe at tent toa el the proper authorities. A letter
addressed "te the editor of tbe HaaALO, New York eity,"
giving s s accurately as possible tbe number aad position ef
displaced buoys or the csuse ef their removal, will suffice la
alt eases observed along tbe Atlantic aad Paelfe coast* ef
tbe American Continent. Wbea they are observed o a t h e
coast of European eeaatiies er ia the Mediterranean if is
requested tbat information be seat either by telegraph or
letter to the 1 .ondon office of the N e w Y o e s HSKALD, 4 0
Fleet street, London, er t e the Paris oflico. 61 Avenue de
ropera. Paris. Where the telagrapn Is used de*patche*
may be addressed "Bennett. 46 Fleet street, Loudon," er
"Beauett, 61 Avenue de l'Opera, Paria" Where eases s i
displacement are observed i a the waters of countries beyond
tbe reach ef tbe telegraph, aa la Asia or Africa, eapt ai a* may
communicate with as upoa reaching tbe nrst convenient
port. This iL.ror-.na-.ioo will be cablaU t t a e e f charge to ths
i i s s i U i aad publishsd.
KTNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VKSSKrJI ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YOBK AT NlGitT.-TbeNaw Toaa
MKBAie bas adopted a dittlnguishlug Costoa night signal for
ase oa beard tbe HSKALP steam yaebt, showing while burn-
ing tbe colors red. greea, red. changing irom one to tbe other
lasaeeesalsa. aad eaa be asea several miles distant. Ceataias ef vttaels.apeassstag this signal, wisl seiige n e b /
pool, received orders for Richmond, Va, and proceeded.
OS-Burk Liefjeld (Iter), from Liverpool, which was anchored in tbe lower bay, earao up to the city, 22d PM.
PASSED
THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer General Whitney, Coleman, Boston for New
York,
Steamer c i t y of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for New
Turk.
Steamer Amos C Baratow, Kenny, Providence for New
York.
Schr H V Dnryea, Carpenter. Glen Cove for New York.
Schr Orlando smith. Kerns. Port Jefferson lor \ e w iork.
Scar l: A Forsytn. Hobble. Stamford for New York.
Sehr Mail. Mead, Greenwich tor New York.
Sehr Ames Briggs, Dunn, Providence for ilaverftraw.
Schr Josephine, Meyers. Bridgeport for New York.
Sehr Julia A Serkle, Anderson, New Haven for New tot*.
Schr Robt Beattie. Price, Port Jefferson tor New York.
fccbr Tempest, Holt, Hartford for Trenton.
BOUND BAST.
Steamer Eleanors. Johnson. New York for Portlhaa.
Steamer Glaueus, Hoarse. New York lor Boston.
. Steamer Bolivar. Geer. New Yoig for New London aad
Norwich
Brig; Thomas Owens, Guptill, New York for Cartageaa,
8paln.»
Sehr Abby Wesson. Gray. New York for St Johnj NB.
Sehr John D Giiflin, Gould, New York foe Daavers
port.
„
.•
Schr Niantic. Dean, Perth Araboy for Tuunton. |
Schr Millie trunk. Edwards, New York for Port Jefferson.
Sciir Chuuncy St John, Parsons. Huboken for Bridgeport.
Scar Kate McLean, Saaamls, New \'ork for Huntington.
Sehr Grand. Island, Wheeler. Kondout for Portland, Ma
Scbr Luna, Wells. Rccoout for Providence.
. v chr Snrua, Warwick, Trenton tor Norwulk
Schr Wave. Hubbard, Trenton lor Providence.
Schr Isaac H Borden, Baker, Hoboken for Pall River.
Schr Spray, Barton, Trenton tor Stamford.
Schr Klislia linker, 11 olio way. New York for New London.
Schr E H Clark, Pcngar, New York for Westerley.
Schr Ann Amelia, Smith, New York for Norwalk.
Schr Smith « Darling, Smith, Uavrestraw for Stony
Brook,
Schr Island Citv. All^n, New York for Beverly, j
Schr Xeptune. Kuox, Am boy lor Norwalk.
Schr Fashion. Carbarry, New York for Providence.
Sehr Chas A llig^lns,Macintosh, Now York for Boston.
Schr Escort, Hawkins^ New York for Bridgeport^
Schr Breese, Bartlett. Tseutoa lor i'rovidente.
Schr 1 suae Sherwood,- Merhoff, Uaverstraw for Providence.
Sehr Mist, Muneey, Hoboken for New Haven,
Schr Saxou, Young, New York for Noank.
Schr B H Warlord, Sprairue. Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Mary Potter. Potter, New York for New l.miilon.
Schr Martha Iunls. Inais. Port Johnson for Boston.
Scut M C Carroll, Carroll, Port Johnson for Boston.
CLEAIiED.
Steamer Caledonia (Br), Allison, Glasgow—Henderson
e
Bros.
Steamer State of Nevada (Br), Braes, Glasgow—Austin
Baldwin A Co.
.Steamer llammonla (Gcr), Toss, Hamburg via Plymouth—
Kunhardt A Co.
Steamer P Galand (Dutch), Deddes, Rotterdam—Funch,
EdVo * Cow
Steamer Andes (Br). B c g h e s , Port au Prince. Savanilla
and Aspiuwall—I'im. Forwood A Co.
Bteamer City of New York, Timmcrman. Havana—F Alexandre St Sous,
Bteamer Gamma (lir;, Liddlcoat, biamiltoa \nermuda)—
A K Outsrbridge.
Steamer t 'aroiidelet. F a i n loth, Fernandina via Port Royal
—C H Mallorv A Co.
Bteamer Bapidau, Man*in. Savannah—Murray, Ferris A
Co.
Steamor Sappho, Perklsnburg, Charleston—8 Godwin A
Sou.
Steamer Richmond, Kelley. Norfolk, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co,
Steamer A C Stlmer^. Warren. PUiladelphia-Jas Hand.
Sti'iiincr Ktcano:». .loliusop. Portland—J ••' Amos
Steamer Glaueus. Bearse. Boston—id F DimocK
Ship Boreaiis (Br). Beard. Shaugnai—A Lindsay.
Shio Gueeu of Beauty (Br), Moulton, Liverpool—ArkaU,
Tults A Co.
£
Ship AJax (Nor). Apenes. Antwerp—C Tobias A Co.
Ship Success, Chase, Baltimore—Carver A Barnes.
B i r g A m a l i a (Aus), Cbiavelli, Newcastle, K—Slocovieh
A Co.
Bark lona (Aus). Raawsin. Leith—Fundi. Rdye A Co.
Bark Georgia (Ausi, Modanicb, Limerick—Funch, Ldye A
Co.
Bark Edith Marion (Br), Marshall, Cork for o r d e r s - J a i W
Elwvll A 0 4
Bark Maria Clotilda iltal), Siaao. Cork or PalmoutU for
orders—Funon, Edye A 0 o .
Bark Pout (Nor), Guaeersen, Boulogne (France)— C Tooias A Co,
Bark Contest (Br), Gardner, Bio Janeiro—Pendergast
Bros A Co.
Bark Gaxellc, Hunt**. Georgetown, Dem—H Trowbridge's
Sous.
BarkZulma (Br), Petsrsoa, Georgetown, Dem—Swan A
Son.
Brig Helens (Oeri, Herma. Hamburg—Funch. Edye A Co.
Brig Peart, Brightma*, Port Spain (i'riuidad) — u Trowbridge A Co.
Brig S V Nichols (Br), Chsse, Matantas-Gomss, Bionda
A Co.
Brig Clytte. Dew. Trinidad »CuUai— J as E Ward S Co. ,
Brig Mary (Brj, Dodge, St John, NB—A t Heuoy.
Schr Carrie i i Kunaidson, Richardson, Seville—Brett,
Sou A Co,
Schr John J Ward, Edwards, Para—Bu-dott A Pond.
Schr Abby Wssson, Gray, St John*. NF—J il Winchester
Schr W A H Wothcrspoon (Br). Pettis, Wiadtor, N S - D B
De Wolf * Co.
Schr Utile, I owe, Key Wost—R J Godwin A son.
Schr Kucli.iiitrix, Phillips, Savannah—Evans, Ball A Co.
Scbr D F Koe.lng, Bvunett. Baltimore—Hless k B e l t
Scl.r Uncle Tom, Look. Penh Ambo\—C L Suow.
Schr Union, Mitchell, Nowark XJ Wilson (iodirey.
Scbr Ceres. Alley. Portland. Me—Chas Twing.
Scur Nellie Clark, Clark, Boston—Jed Frye * Co.]
schr Charles E Uig^iua, Mcintosh, Provluoetowa—Brett,
Son A Co.
Schr Isaac Borden, Baker, Fall River—U W Jackson A
Son.
Schr Hen lie i t s , Billard, Say brook, C t - C a r t Wright A
Dovle.
Schr Grasade, Mullen, Mew Haven—Racket! A Br*.
SAILED.
Steamers Pommsrsnla (Gcr). for Hamburg; P Caland
(Dutch). Rotterdam; Stat* of Nevaua (Br), GLis^uW; Caledonia (Br), do; Claribel ( H n . Kiuitstou. Ac; Caaihia (Br>.
Bermuda; City of ,\'uw Yerk. Havana; CaroudeleL Feruaiiilma. Ac; Rapiduu. navaunui:; Riciuuond, Richnumd. Ac:
shins Cornelius Grinuetl. London ; Caravan. Liverpool; Baliocumyle iBr). do; EJith. San Fraucisco; bars* .Sarah A
Dudiuau (Br), Gottenburg; Trigg (Nor). Cork or ralmouth,
Castelar (Nor),
r), Ip-wiea: Bytoged Christeusea (Now,
Qaeeastown: Nordcap (Nor), Baltimore; Scotia ( U r . d o
brigs R W Meaner, Cork or Falun nth; Glauckauif ( G e n ,
Portland: Brisk (Br), Charleston; sehr Clara Learltt, Pe-
nanh Beedai
Wind at snusat. N W ; at midotght. NW. light.
Barometer at sunset, afttW; at mlanlgm, 3J.tO.
MAKITlilli
MISCELLANY.
STSAXSU CsJiBKtnGK, Johnson, which was recently ashore
at Uouheguu, arrived at aViston \\ euncsdav foreuuon Irom
Rockland, where she reeetved temporary repair*. She will
be thoroughly repalied at Hostou ana resume her piece on
the Bangor route at an early day.
S c a n HS.VKV J Mar. Blackmaa. from Philadelphia for
Lynn, before reported ashore ou Block Island anditakea to
Fall Biver tor repairs, list hud a new keel and other extensive repairs at the latter port, aad is now reloading her inward cargo ol coal for Lynn.
A ballast lighter, at anehor between East Boston aad the
Navy Yard, Cherlestown, was struck by lightning J a a e 2 1 ,
aad lost ber mainmast.
HALIFAX. J a a e -'-'—Ship J a v e a t t (Br). Frauca, from Liverpool lor s t Jouu NB. ia ballast, went ashore last night ou
Cape Island, near Barrlsi'ton, NS aud was lull ot water
tut* morning, Tue crew were saved.
MACHIAS. Jun* 22—Th* schr Spead*way, which Is ashore
est Liboy galeae. Is a total toss. She waa insured for uueeichth uf her valuePouTMJsn, Me. J n o e 21—Brig Sarah Gilmoro. at this pert
from Porto Bleu, reports the death of Mr Lees, nrst mate,
belonging to Philadelphia, and uue teaman on the passage.
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COBX, J n n e 21—Sailed, brig Johnny Smith (Br). Thompson, North America.
GLOUUKSTKS, June 22—Arrived, bark Oriea (Ger), Futterer, Dariea.
GiSaALTAS, J u n e 16—Sailed, bark GuUeppina B (Hal),
Buggiere (fremCastellamare), New York.
HOOIKSWAUL, June 10—Sailed, brig Dirlgo, Blair (from
Copenhagen), Baltic (and passed Skajren 20th).
HavKS. June 20—Cleared, barks Northern Queen (Br),
Dollar, North America; J e s b a a Luring, Cook,
United
States.
Ir-swicn, J a n e 21 t a i l e d , bark Maria (Nor), Levold,
United States.
L t v n r o o L , J a a e 22—Arrived, ship Pleiades, Chase, Savannah.
Sailed 22d, ship Harvester, Bosworth, San Francisco;
bark Glen Nevis (Br), Bobb. North America.
LoaooN, June 22—Cleared, brig Wexford (Br). Fester,
Peterborough, N S , alter putting back
LiMEBiCK Jnne 21—Sailed, barks Otas (Nor), Faik,
United S t a t e s ; 22d, Ceananght (Br). Tufts, New York.
MOVILUC, J a n e 22—Arrived, steamer Hibernian (Br),
Archer. Baltimore via HaUfax for Liverpool (aad proceed
ed).
Mi.R9Kin.BS, J a n e 19—Arrived, bark Daphne (Ber), Neilsen, Baltimore.
PALKSS—Arrived, hark Jasper. Williams. New York for
Monrovia: schr Beth M Todd, Norwood, Calais, Me.
QcxxitSTOWX, J a a e 22—Arrived, ship Valparaiso (Br),
M ill*, Portland. 0 .
oocvnAKrroa, J a a e 22—Sailed, bark Sunshine, Clark.
New York.
Arrived 2 M . steamer Ohio (Gar), Meyer, Baltimore foe
Bremen (and proceeded).
SIXBKA LKOKI—Sailed, brig Shasta, Brown, Boston.
TSXXL, June 21—Sailed, ship Hebe (Nor), Tilt, Baltimore.
. WICK, June 19—Arrived, brig Helena (Bas), Olafsen, St
Marys, Ga. v i a Qaeeastown.
BMFOBX
PLYMODin, Jane 22, PM-Wind S, light: hn
LivgRrooL, June 22, FM—Calm.
FOREIGN
POBTa
AsACAtr, June 2—In port, brig O B S t l l l m s n , Tibbetts,
fot Liverpool, Idg.
BUKSOS AVKKS, May 4—Arrived, b r i g s E a a i e t (Br), Dsvls,
Montevideo; 11th, Stella, Davis, New York.
Sailed May 4, brig Kocky Glen, Hlggin*. Rosario.
In port May IS. bark Ella, Matthews, for New York
'cleared): brigs J PMnaey, Brown, for do, Idg; Eaglet (Br),
Davis, lor Boston, d a
BKAR KIVKB, .VS. J O B S 21 - S a i l e d ,
brigs J B E (Br), Bar-
bados; Belle Star (Br). Dakln, Clyde
CniTTgrKC, Hex, May 21—In port, schr E 8 Newman,
Newman, for Falmouth, E , for orders. Idg mahogany.
CAJSAKIK.V, Jnne 12—Arrived, schrs Canton, H e n l e y ,
Portland: IBtb. Monaduoek. Baker, Mobile.
Sailed 10th. bark Henry Knigbt, Ames, New York; 14th,
schr Rinnle J Carletnn. Leavitt. Baltimore.
CAT ISLAND, Jnne 14—In port, schr* Nellie, Collinson, Idg;
Stnnnv Petrel, Haskell, d o ; Gee E Bowdoin, Phillips, d o ;
Mary Jane A Elisabeth, McPbersnn, do.
DiioiiiikDA, June 17—Arrived, brig Beauty (Br), McLeod,
St John. NB.
HAVANA, J u n e 21—Arrived, bark W H Genn. Col lint, N e w
York.
Sailed 21st, steamers City of Merida. Reynolds, Progreso,
Ac; C W Lord, Colton, New Orleans; bark Llsta (Sp), Coll,
Baltimore.
HALIFAX, June 21—Arrived, steamer Geo Washington,
Whiten ad, St Johns, NF, for New York.
MOXTRVIUEO. May 5—Arrived, steamer Francis A l h n ,
Glass. Pnnta Arenas (and sailed 10th for Straits of Magellan ; 7th, schr Geo S Tarbell. Higgins. Rosario de Saata Fe
(and sai>»<i same day for iu.lia>.
Sailed May Li, bark Nereid, Nlekerson. Valnaraiso.
In uort Msy 15, bark Emma Francis (Br), Bums, for New
York, Idg*. brig Americas, Baas, tor Marseilles, do.
MAVAUUKZ, Jnne S—Arrived, sehr Kdua Garwood, Turner,
New York via St Johns (and cleared 9ih for Humacoa).
lu port lUth. brig Tbos lurull. Bates, from New York via
Ponce, arrived 7th ; schr Lugano, MeUowan, ftpm Macule*,
arrived 3d.
MSTANZAS, June 20—Sailed, schrs Pilot's Bride, Eldridge,
New York; rVences, Davis, north ot Hattera*; 21st, brig
C A Sparks, Mantle, do.
MOM-KKAL. June IU—Cleared, bark Lake Sitcooe, Hal-,
crow, Cork for orders; 20th. steamers Polynesian. Brown,
Liverpool; Austrian, Wylio. Glasgow; Eumore, Coleman,
Leith: bark Strathsixsy, Murdle. Dublin.
NOKTII SvuNKT. CK,, June 21—Sailed, bark Wm Owea
(Br), ltro»*n (from Newry), Lewes, Del.
PaaXAKBtJCO, May IB—Arrived, brig Florence May (Br).
Geitsler, New York tend sailed 22d for Bahia); 27th. bark
Kalinin fBr). Dav, St Johus. N> ; brig Ethel (Br), de B n e x .
do (both belore reported without date).
Arrived May 2S. bark Obdolia (Sp), Ferrer, Fernandina.
Passed south June 1, s schooner-rigged American screw
steamer, having a black tunnel.
In pmi J a n * 2, schr* Robt P Clark, Hutchinson, from
New Vork, arrived May 14, for River Plate, to aail ia 3
days; Southern Home (Br). Thomas, from Baltimore, arrived 27to.
PAKA, Jun* I—In port, schr Maggie Abbott, Abbott, from
and for New York.
Post:*-, PR, Msy 31—Arrived, schr John W Whitforu, Bryant. Providence (and sailed — forMavngues).
P U T O U . NS, June 17—Cleared, brig Liberty. Reid, Portlaud.
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VUKSkC,. J u n e 20—Cleared, ships Hovding, Larsen, London; Victory, Watson, do; Virginia, Kenuode. Liverpool;
Arrau, Campbell, Greenock; Milton. Davis, Tyne Docks;
barks Magna. Cltristeu*«ii, Hull: Anna. I"nsrer, Liverpool;
Sophia, B a r s r u d , London; Berlin, Jones, Ablednre.
Ki'i J ANKIKO. May 26—Cleared, barks India (Port), Le**a,
Bultimore: Spotless, Chajfnian, United States; brig P e g g y
(NOII , for do.
Rio GBASPK, about May (not April) SO—Sailed, brig Neptune'* Car (Bri, Pike, New York.
SANTOS. May ID—Cleared, schr Manuel B Cuss, Bayies
(from Philadelphia), India.
SAUL A. June 14— Arrive*, brigs Sagua, Munday. Phlladel
phi i; 17th. G F Gearv, Coaklln. do.
Bailed 14th. britis Peerless (Br), Wilson, north of Hat-.
teras; Louisa (Br), llobbs. do;K A Barnard (Br). Witlaby,
d»: Tropic, B a k e r , d o ; 17th, BLuiarck (Brj, Vance, d o ;
istii, bark Albert ShultA. Latham, New York,
Sr J O H N S , NF, June 22—Arrived, steamer Nova Scotlaa
(Br). Rk'hardsuu, Liverpool for Baltimore via Halifax.
Sr JOHN, NB. J uue 21— A> rived, barks Uarfstord, Shields;
Chaileng*. Barbados.
Sailed 22d. ships Gen Shepley, Ilutchius, aad Raphael,
Sherman, Liverpool.
Cloared s 1st, schr Ella Clittoa (Br), Norwich, Ct.
Cleared 22d, schr llutb. Baker, New Vork
VitfToaiA. J a a e 13—Arrived, bark* McLeod (Br), Paige.
Sydney; Nettie, from Cooafmbo,
YaaaocTii. NB, June 22—i
-Sailed, ship BerUe Bigelew (Br,
aew), Baltimore.
AMEBICAN
POBTbs
ASTORIA, Jane It-Balled, bark Dawn, Netlsea. Baa
Fraucisco.
ALEXANDRIA, June 21—Arrived, scbr X M Pots, for
Washin ton.
S a i l e d - .Schrs Mary Elisabeth. F H Odlorue. E C Knight.
Jr. I'neodore Dean. II W Foster, D A J Lee. W D Marvelt,
Daylight, aud Starlight (Irom Georgetown), ——%
l l u s r o N , Juu* 22.—Arrived—Staaiiisrt Neptune, Berry,
New York: Rattlesnake, Suow, FhiU>lelp<iia; Wm Lawrence, Howes, Baltimore; Wllllamsport, WLlelts.de; bark
Woodsid*. Montgomery, Cicnfuegos; sehr* Nelson Harvey,
Weeks, Philadelphia; L C Hickman, Bempier, do: F
Jsni.-sou, Bunker, Roudeut; Allen Greea, Nietersou. Weebawken; Muses Eddy, Warreu. Koudoat: Kliaa J Baynor,
Miteholl, Delaware City*. James s liewett, Foster, Pert
Johnson; Kloulse, Herrlck, Perth A i u l e v ; Hydranger, Barter, Elisabethport; Sammy Ford. ABea, Newark, N J.
Also arrived, steamer Uity of Santiago (Br). Daike. Valaaralso.
Cleared-Barki New England, Hallett. Galvtttou: Warren Halls;:. Doaa*. Cape Yerd*; .Sesiparetl, Cobb, Port
Elisabeth, Cap* of Good Hope: Archer. Ita-oh, Fortlaud;
brig Beaver, for Donegal; schrs Meloos M Kuuwles, Wuoater, 8 a . u a ; Haiti* Baker, Baxter, Washington, DC. via
Portland: Sky Lark. Small. Iialtimore via Kennebec River;
Governor J Y Smith. Crewell. Philadelphia; City of Chelsea, Gouiwia, Bucksville. SO; J a a e J- Newtou, Stover,
Ale taudrla.
sailed — /-tossser lberiar; barks Neatsne, Archer, New
England and Nonpareil; brig Sussex.
UA LTfXOrvB. June -*2-Arriv*d. barks A 0 Viage (Nor),
Headricka.n. Migu; L G Bl„-*low (Br), Ferris, •etfastt tear
Eauator (Br), Banger, Naataa
GEORGETOWN. SCjtf one 17-Arrived. Sehr Vrais, Pries.
New Vork.
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iBtb—Owing to tbe 8 E rata storm and gale of the Bast
elffht days, the following vessels have been unable to MOceed to sea:-Seltrs Lilly B French. Battle MeO, Back,
Lizzie Lane, Nellie. Martha, and Flora Woodbous* The
wind at sunset (tilth) went a a d fair; if not toe mash asa
will tow out to-day.
GLOUCESTER. June 21—Arrived, brigs FaaaU B
Tucker, Tucket. Cadiz: David Bugbee, Storm, do.
JACKSOSVrLLE. Jane l « - A r r i v e d . sebrs Ana Bate.
Bunee. New York: George H Bent, Smith, de, to loadforAs,
KEY WEST, J a n e 21—Arrived, scar Mary A Deary.
Baker, Boston.
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MOBILE. Jnne 22—Cleared, sehr Alice T
Boyd. Boston.
M A C H I A B . J a n e 1 4 - A r r i v e d , sehr Viola, Reblnsea, B o w
York.
15th—Sailed, sehr Neptone. Holmes. New York.
NKW ORLKANs. Jnne 21-Arrived, steamer Tappa
nock, Cooksey, Havana; scbr Geixrude Howe, Kyborg ;
ta».
Arrived at the Passes 22d, schr Daisey B Parkharst,
Hooper. Boston; J G Whipple, Ruataa
Balled—Bark Sheffield.
NORFOLK June 20-Arrived. brig Georgia, Fields. Baltimore : sebrs Ella H Barnes, Larder. New York; Jacob Bird,
sail, Blake, do.
NEW BEDFORD. June 20-Arrived, sebrs Kate Seraatoa,
Palmer, Port Johnson .Elizabeth Washburn, Beet, Hsverstraw.
NEWPORT, Jane 20, PM-Arrived. schrs Emigrant Graham, Hoboken for Wareham: Sarah W Thompson. Mahoney,
Washiugtun N.I,forNew Bedford; Wm M Bowen, Jacksoo
Diehton lorPonglikeepsi*.
21st—Arrived, sehrs Anthonv Burton, Johnson, Pawtaekel
for New York; R B Smitk. Winchester. Providence fordo;
Treasure, Henderson, East Greenwich for <U>; L N Lovell.
Borden. Fall Kiver for d o ; Oliver Chase, Kelly, Provtdenet
for New Bedford.
Sailed—Sehrs Sarsh Jane, Gardner. New York for Conani
cut Park (after di-eharginir part of cargo) ; Wm H Bowea,
Jackson. Diirbtoa for New York.
NEW LONDON, June 21—Baited, sehrs B m e l l a e B Birdsail, and Twilight. Alexandria
22d-Arrived, brig Luey A Snew.Hall, New York for Rock
land. Me: sehr Grace Cashing. Portland.
NEW HAVEN, June 21—Arriveo, schr G Bartlett, Bartlett, Georgetown; sloop Ida E Vail. Ball. South Amboy.
FORT MADISON. June 13-Sailed. bark Northwest,'Fare.
ham. S a a Fraucisco.
Bailed—Bark Tidal Wave, Reynolds, San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELV. Jnne IS—Arrived, bark Martha Bideont. Nickels. San Francisco.
PASCAGOLLA, J une 16—Cleared, schr H Buddig. Voss.
Havana.
17th—Arrived, brig Susie J Strout. Fickett. Galrretoa.
Cleared—Schrs R W Brown. Smith, Mstanzas; Forest
Home, Kent, Fall Biver.
PKNSACOLA, June IB-Cleared, ship Armstrong (Br),
Bryan. Lisbon (not Liverpool).
Alto cleared, schrs J T Albnrger, New all. New York; Fret
Walton. Bleh. do.
Arrived 19th. schr Traveler, Hodges. Galveston.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22— Arrived, steamers Perkie
men. Pierce, New York: Hercules, Swasey, Fall River; Nee>
folk. Ford, d o : Fanita, Ho«
Provldene*: Philadelphia,
Davli. New York; sehrs Beu Bolt, Drake, St. George;
NB; L D Barker. Barker, Abaeo; Fanay W Johnsoa.
Outton. Fernandina; W F Greeue, Cummings. Windsoc.
NJ.
Cleared—Steamer Coneord, Sberia. New York; berk*
LuednaDurkee (Br). Brawn. Dublin; Byroa (Nor), Christiansen, Cork or Falmonth ; brig Clara M Goodrich, Hook,
Lisbon: sehrs Hattie L Fuller. Smith, St Mary's, Ga; Locis*
Birdsalt. Warren. Georgetown, D C ; Nellie S Jerrell, J«r.
rell, Boston; Lunet, Hiads, Portland; J J Little, Gaady,
Lynn: C G Cranmer, Cranmer, Dighton, Jams* Aldssdl**,
Kockhill, Charleston.
LXWKS. Del. June 22—Went to sea 21st, barks Honensollern, Konlgtherg: Alfred, Antwerp; Edmnnd, Bremen; Naovo Monde. Stlloth ; Athlete, Dublin; Niobe, Qoeenstown.
Arrived 22d—Brig Emma, Buckmaa, from Trinidad fot
Order*.
Bark Belgium has been ordered to Baltimore to lead ski
Antwerp or Hamburg.
PORTLAND, Me. Juns 20-Arrived, schr Cynosure. Pinkham, New York; Modesty, Nlckersoa. Hallo svell for Albaaji
Cleared—Sebrs Ada B (Br). Draper. Philadelphia via Bea
ton; Lahslna, Houghton, Calais, to load for Europe; Mar]
E Long. Hardy. Kennebec, to load for Philadelphia.
Sailed—Schrs Addle Jordan, and Ontara.
21st—Arrived,schrs P Preseott, Baltimore; ABes Joyce,
New York; John Somes, do; M A Brewer, d e ; A H Aatnaea,
no.
Cleered-Schr T S MeLeflan, Norfolk.
Sailed—Bark Blanche Hewe.
22d—Arrived, steamer Falmonth, Colby. Halifax; gchrti
B Marshall, Pbiladelnhia; Cascn Lodge, New Yerk
Cleared -Brijc Battle B Rnssell. Cork
PBOVIDENCE, June '21—Arrived, schrs A P Ceha,
Brown, Port Johnson; Ann EBca, Cousins, aad Beeeua,
Kelly, Rondout: Wm Veorhis, GobUmith, Baveratraw;
Elias Ross, Lewis. Hoboken; Veranda, Pond, aad B F King,
B Uvea. New York.
Cleared— Behr Vineyard, Beeebreok, St Marys. Ga,
Sailed—Steamers Tonawanda. Sherman.
Howe. Pbiladelnhia: sehrs John N Colby, Wilcox, and Tbat
W Havens. Brown, d o ; The* B Smith, Bowman; Julia
key. Baker, and W in E Raraea, Leach, New York.
Sailed 20th, schrs Amos Briggs Dunn, Havsrsirsw; I
gene Diverty. Gandy, New York.
K11' 11 M OND. Jnue 2d—Arrived, brig Adler (Ger),
sel. Liverpool via (*ity Point.
Sailed—vt earner Old Dominion. Walker. New York.
SAN FRANCISCO. J u n e 14—Cleared, sehr Goldta I
Jacobsen, Mazatlan.
Sailed—Shio Spartan, Jackson, Cork.
SAVANNA If, Juno 22—bailed, steamer Magnolia, Dei
gett, New York.
SALEM. June 20—Sailed, brig* Lissie J Bigelew. Har
dcubrook, Cayenne ; Anna D Torrey (from 'Kannebee Biverl
New York.
21st—Arrived, schrs L A Rota, Rose. Georgetown. BCi
Emma M Fox, Vausant, Philsxielphia: J Chauncy Cralts,
Greeley, and Marac libo, Elliott, Elisabethport.
VINEYARD HAVEN. June »!—Arrived, sehrs Annie
Jones. Gilchrist. Brunswick, Ga. for Boston ; John 8 Iagrahaui. Packard. Baltimore for d o ; Charles If Pabeus, Keea,
St Martins for d o ; F Nelson. Hoi brook, Hoboken fordo;
David Amos, Flanders, Elisabethport for d o ; Eloulse. Harries, Perth Ambov for d o ; Black Diamond, Bonueat *tt
Csmbridgaiort: Maria Ad lade, Kent, aud LABoardmaa,
Norwood. Elisabethport for *aleni; Jesse Hart 2d. Keea,
Wilmington. NC. for Bath; William Tlce, Tic*. Baltimore
for Saoo; L M Strout, Veaxle, Perth Amboy for Baagur; J
T Hibbard. Merriam. New York for Halifax; Mary Louisa,
Lowell, Bangor for New Haven; Castiliaa. Meaas, do fot
New York; James Holmes, Ryder. Ellsworth for Rondout;
Freedom, Dext-.-r. Windsor for Bridgeport; M A MeGabaa,
Call. Bath for Philadelphia.
Sailed—Brigs Prentiss Hobbs, and Areot; schrs Alnomak,
Zieavo, Agoe*. J W Drisko, Crown Prince, Gen Howard,
Commonwealth, Express. Little Auaie, C B Gibson, Five
Sisters. Moses Eddy, John Aviles, Pearl. George P Trigg,
T T Gilmore, L C Hickman. Oliver Dyer, Jeba W Halt, Jfr,,
Nelson Harvey. Richard Law, Joseph Bays
Simmons, John Snow, James 8. Hewitt. Maraeaybo,
e, 1100
Boker, Jobu S Watson, Kolon. Mary A Rich, Artie
e Ge#Garwood% Elisa J Raynor, l-.tta B Stimpson. Ernst T Lee, IsU
of P l a e a Honest Abe. Pennsylvania, Exeter, •" m my Ford,
' Mary Louisa, M A McGahan and T J Hibbard.
Returned—S*hr James S Wataea.
Jane 21. AM—No arrivals.
Sailed—Steamer Panther; sebrs Charles H Peaces, L A
Boardman. William Tiee. Maria Adlade. Bis k Diamoad
Elouise, John S Ingrabam, Jesse Bart 2d, aad DavW
Ames.
Also sailed, schr Pride ot the East.
PM—Arrived, steamer Mystie, South Norwalk for Porta
mouth: brig Wild Horse (Br), Maitland for Bridgenorti
schrs Ada F Whitney. PhilaOelphia lor Portland; Iowa
Elisabethport for do; Cornelia, do lor Portsmouth: Ytctor,
Weehuwkeii lor Newbury port; Loduskta Bangor Car B e e
London: G F Baird (Br). Frederic ton for d e ; Pride e f t h s
East. Calais for New York.'F A Pike, do for Molt IIavea«
Ma-ruie Ellen. Uall»weli for Philadelphia; Henry Davey,
et Jersey City, minted.
220—Arrived, schrs George D Farev, Amboy for Bestaat
Searsvllic. Hoboken for d o : M W Drew. Perth Amber fot
PAager, Vests, do for do; Alpine, Elisabethport for Salami
Nile. Hoboken for BralnUee, Herald, New York for Proviucetowa.
Passed by—Sehr John Rose, Philadelphia for Boston.
Sailed—All vessels betor* reported, excepting brig wild
Horse (Brl; schrs J B Allen, Castiliaa, Lodoski*. F A ."
J s s Holmes. G F Baird, Maggie Elisa, Ja* S Wt
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factor. Jones, New York.
W1SCAsaET. June ISi-Salled. schr W PGarrison, 1
New York.
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Johuson.
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