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el hand, but over the hill and mountain fand the ubsidy will be increased to thirty-two thou- and forty-eight thousand dollars per mile, respectively, in addition to a land grant of |’ ‘twelve thousand five hundred acres per mile. ‘The company, in addition, is allowed to issue its own first mortgage bonds to an equal amount, the government, as security for its own bonds, accepting a second mort- gage on the property, The road ought to have been splendidly built under such favor- sble conditions as these; but the reperts of scientific eye-witnesses testify to its being so ‘badly constructed that only speed and economy could have been studied in the work. These reports may, however, be exaggerated, but they are sufficient, in view of the developments respecting the Crédit Mobilier, to make the government inspectors more than usually care- ‘ful in their scrutiny of each new section of the oad submitted to them. The suit in question hhas attracted great attention, and important disclosures are looked for when the case comes up for argument before the court. Meanwhile we defer further comment upon its merits and leave the public to draw its own inferences from the allegations made. The Watering Places. It is very true that the old saying ‘‘there’s nobody in town” was never less applicable to any heated term than to the present, which is hotter by far than New Yorkers have expe- rienced for ten years. The town is full of strangers, including the delegates from every State in the Union to the German Schuetzen- fest, which has just terminated, and to the Democratic National Convention. At the same time, however, the extreme heat of the past few days has hastened the annual exodus of our citizens and citizenesses to the various watering places, of which we gave the other | day a list as long as the list of ships in Homer's “‘Tliad.” Notwithstanding the multitudes who have thronged Jones’ Wood and Tammany Hall, and every hotel in the city, as well as Broadway and the Bowery and Fourteenth street, many of our principal avenues, with their miles on miles of brown stone front houses, have been deserted. Fifth avenue especially wears the look of a silent H city of the dead. The shutters are ell closed, and no sign of life is left save the occasional flitting of a lady’s dress or &@ gentleman’s white coat, betraying the fact that some families supposed to be winging their ‘way to Europe or to the mountains or the sea- shore of their native country have immured thomselves in their basements for at least a Portign of the summer, _ ~ But a very farge exodus hes actually taken place. The extraordinarily long lists of pas- ‘sengers by the fine French and German steamers attest how many have been taught ‘by the oxtortioris and discomforts to which they were exposed afew-years ago by the landlords of our fashionable watering places to regard Europe as a vast economical water- ing place, and have gone abroad to make the jeame grand tour in three or six months which Hin the ancient days of slow-sailing packets and lumbering diligences used to require two or three years. Moreover, the landlords of the hotels at ese watering places show a disposition to ecome wiser in their day and generation, and he unquestionable attractions of our places of fashionable summer resort are as powerful as ever; so that, in spite of the great numbers ho have gone to Europe, enough are left at home to crowd Saratoga, Newport, Long Branch, Narraganset Pier, New London, and ll the rest, from Cape May to the Isle of Shoals. Saratoga is already thronged; New- port, with its charming cottages, has become n American Brighton ;, the Pequot Hotel at lew London is crowded; the quiet boarding commodations at Narraganset Pier are in greater request than ever, and Long Branch promises gayer moonlight nights than at any previous season, and its beach is said to be in o much better condition for bathing than for- merly that it fairly rivals that of Cape May. n fine, all the favorite watering places on the tlantic coast and its adjacent islands are ikely to be liberally patronized this summer yy New Yorkers and the denizens of other ities. e Late Steamboat Collision in the Sound. Each successive summer as it comes round ings with it its horrors in the shape of steam- at accidents, This latest, though not so sastrous as it might have been, was not the pss alarming and instructive. It furnishes dditional proof that our signal system is im- ertect. We have been informed that the histle was blown, or at least one of the histles. In a dense fog or storm of what ailis a whistle? It ought to be imperative in the part of all such vessels to carry cannon to use them as alarms in all such circum- lances. Such a signal could not fail of its e. We have also been informed that life preservers were in anything but der and anywhere but where they ought have been. Such a state of things betrays negligence om the part of the boat's s and on the part also of the inspectors. ters are really becoming serious. It will t do for such a state of things to continue. ‘e must have inspectors, but we must have ectors who will do their duty. Steamboat welling might be rendered comparatively fe by « more perfect system of life preserving ratus. We are an ingenious people. Why es not our government stimulate this inge- hity and give it healthy direction by offer- a prize for the best style of life preservers? “Come On; Frent You Any Tre.”"—Mar- al Niel acknowledged to the French Legisla- yesterday that in 1867 France could not pe with her “neighbors” in war, but added lat at present her military power was so at that “none of them could compete with ”" A fair challenge to any boy in the hool. Perhaps another “pledge of peace,” rshal Niel is Minister at War and the man ho engineered the tmperial troops into the lakoff. He is a good judge. ARRIVAL OF CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS,—Mr. jams, recent Minister from the United States to the art of St. James, arrived at this port last evening the steamship China, in view of Mr. Adams’ ing at present towards the republican party coming to the United States at this critical con- ture in political affairs may be regarded as op- ne, if not to himself altogether fortunate, by dojegations from the New England States to the ndcratic National Conventigg. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. THLEGRAPHIC NEWS: FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. ENGLAND. Reform Legislation by the Peers. Lonpon, July 7, 1868. In the House of Lords to-night the English Re- form’ Registration Boundary bill and the Scotch Re- form bit were read for the third time, and the Irish Reform bill was passed tn committee. Harvest Prospects. Lonpon, July, 7, 1868. The weather ts favorable for the growing crops. FRANCE. Military Power of the Empire. Pants, July 7, 1863, In the Corps Législatif to-day Marshai Niel made aneloquent defence of the army and the military Power of the nation. He declared that in 1867 France would have been unable to cope with her neighbors, but now her power was such that none of them could compete with her. JAPAN. Foreign Policy of the Mikado. Lonvon, July 7, 1368. According to the details of the latest news from Japan it appears that the Mikado still retains the supreme power. The representatives of the foreign Powers have had interviews with him, at which they were well re- ceived, and negotiations were entered upon for con- tinuing the treaties in force. The Mikado expresses the wish to maintain the best relations with the foreign nations. HONDURAS. Work Begun on the Honduras Interoceanic Railway—French Cnpital and Colonists in the Scheme—Indigo Culture Obligatory. Havana, July 7, 1868. Our latest advices from Trujillo, Honduras, are to June 26. The incorporators of the Honduras Iteroceanic Railway had sent out a remittance of fifteen thou- sand pounds sterling to start the work on the road. The engineers had put the men to cutting timbers for sleepers and laying rails. M. Galinier is soon expected from France, and considerable curi- osity is aroused to know the amount of capital that has been subscribed in France. M. Chabert, from Marseilles, is expected with a party of immigrants and laborers for a colony to im- prove the districts bordered by the Rio Ulua. Ac- cording to the contract of M. Chabert and the decree Promulgated in his favor the cultivation of indigo becomes obligatory on all the estates of the colonies. GEORGIA. Proceedings in the Legislature—New Members Qualifled—Both Houses Organized. ATLANTA, July 7, 1868. In the Senate to-day the President requested quali- fied members to come forward and take the pre- scribed oath. Mr. Chandler objected to the adminis- tration of the oath by the President as unconstitu- tional and likely to produce trouble in future. The objection was sustained, and the oath was adminia- tere d by Justice Dunning. Mr. Munally offered @ resolution requesting the ttponement of the report of the special committee Sopuinted to investigate the the case'of A. Alpeoree Pradley, the negro charged with felony.” ‘The reso- lution was read and adopted after considerable dis- cussion. In tho House three new members were sworn in. Both Houses have been ized and a joint committee was ae to wait on Governor Bul- lock and inform that they are ready to receive any communication he may make. SOUTH CAROLINA. The Legislature—Adoption of the Fourteenth Article: in the Senate—The Uulted States Senatorship. CoLumsia, July 7, 1868, Governor Orr’s last message was sent to the Legis- lature to-day. The constitutional amendment was adopted the Senate to-day, five only voting in the poy Governor Scott will probably be inaugurated to- morrow. ‘The chief contest for Senatorship in this State is between A. G. Mackey, Collector of Charleston, and . A. Sawyer, Assessor of Inland Revenne. Order from General Canby—Civil Law to be Restored. CHARLESTON, S. C., July 7, 1868, General Canby has issued an order restoring the civil ruie in North Carolina when the President shall have proclaimed a ratification of the constitutional amendment and the functions of the mili officers are then to cease. The prisoners in custody under aus es of violating the reconstruction acts are to discharged, and those in prison for other offences ae to be turned over to the ctvil authorities. LOUISIANA. The Legislature—Contested Seate—Nomina- tions for Senater. New ORLEANS, July 7, 1868. The seats of seventeen democratic members of the House, of whom ten are from the parish and city of ‘New Orleans, are contested, and the members are not allowed a voice in the proceedings while the con- teats are pendin, ht nominated for The TOpRDIICALS I in caucus last ni ate W. P. Kellogg. collector of Harris, the United States Senate customs for the post of New Orleans, and J. S. of Concordia parish. Mr. Kellogg was elected by the Senate to-day, but an adjournment was had without coming to a vote for the second Senator. In the House a motion to go into Senatorial elec- tion was tabled THE INDIANS. Grand Council | at Fort RiceIndian Attack on Prospecters in Wind River Valley. Sr. Lovta, July 7, 1868, The steamer Importer, from the Upper Missouri, arrived at St. Joseph yesterday, with $500 troasure. A large number of Indians were camped along the river, but they were generally Father Desmot was at Fort chiefs and a grand counell on the Ist instant. A seven tors in Wind river valicy were ed bya ony o Indians on the 26th ultimo and Hei killed and three others are sup) io "ye killed. The Indians lost eight. Board OF Excis#.—This board hela ite usual weekly mecting yesterday afternoon. Judge Bos- worth presided. All members, with the exception of Commissioner Swinburne, were present. The calendar of offending liquor deaicrs was a long one, thirty-five unfortunates in afl. The following was the disposition made of them:—Number of it- censes revoked, 13; not revoked, 3; dismiased, 6, and adjourned, 13. There were 224 applications for licenses granted. As &n instance of the means to which some of the members of the police force will resort to catch a liquor dealer on the hip and break his license, from the testimony of officer Heywood, of the Tenth precinct, it is shown that this oMcer entered a c iter’s shop next door to a liquor store, actually pulled some bricks out of the wall in the yard, squeezed himself eae ms non thus made, and got = the gag Ua e terroom which he succeeded tn fon thi the hallway. Al this enterprising had the gratification of witnessing the revoca- tion of the man’s license into whose place he wormed himself, his feelings, if he had any, must have been somewhat , a8 Commissioner Brennan do- nounced conduct, tn open board, as most con- teiptible. MAILS FOR EUROPE. ‘The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool. ‘The mails for Europe will close at the Post ome at twelve o'clock M. on Wednesday. ‘The New Yore Heranp—Badition for Europe—will be ready at half-past ten o'clock in the morning. Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents, SPORTING IN ENGLAND. “ae bie CLEARED. FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. Botnet Scotta (Br), ean Liverpool via Queenstown Oxford and Cambridge Cricket and Tenuis | “+ unrindeshr Plummer, Hamilton, Bermuda—T. Matehes, + oeecoatl Lonpon, June 24, 1868, ‘The great annual cricket match between the uni- versity clubs of Oxford and Cambridge began at Lord’s ground on Monday and was ended this after- noon. The result is, in brief, that Cambridge has beaten Oxford as badly at cricket as Oxford usually beats Cambridge at boating. This thoroughly Eng- lish match was played in thoroughly English weath- er. Every day the sky was clouded, an easterly wind blew, and at intervais the rain fell so heavily that Play had to be temporarily suspended. The attendance at Lord’s on each day was some- thing wonderful. Eight thousand people on Monaay, six thousand on Tuesday, and five thousand to-day Richowade NL See Cottman gee ‘indiamaliae ‘Steamship Ne eptune, Baker, Boston—W P Olvde. po seo orm Sundberg, Cor Cork O or Falmouth for orders “= ark Ann & Allce (Br), Messinger, Cork or Falmouth for Bark oe) Houdrot, Queenstown for orders via pare ‘Crown (Br), Aubill, Queenstown for orders—G F ‘ae Bark Freeman an Dennis (Br), Pletcher, Havre via Philadel. Pagan AD Stover Pierce, Havre B Ward & Co, Bark Alamo (HQ), Wasen ra, Bremen—R Siedenberg. Bark Proteus, Ohipmauy Legon _o Ward Co, Brig Hermes (Br), Biackert, Caguayra and Porto Cabello— Nelle, Taylor, 8 Crotx via Brandywine—Roche Bros fe Bey far. Phillips, St Jago—Lunt Bros. i Highland Naticy (Br), adore, ‘Digby, NS—Morrison hr W Stairs (Br), Hackett sat or stood through the rain, in spite of the com- St ogg NF-—Ed Rowe & Co. paratively unintereating game they had come to wit- chr ene temeertian? Bent! wi et nine to Fa ee Bru Titman, Lombard, Philadelpisa—Crowell & Pace Hero, Kelly, Salem—R W Roves & ‘M Nash, Humphrey, Boston-Strenahan & Fergu- ness, And these people, too, were among the best in England. Although royalty was not represented, every rank of the aristocracy was, and a finer set of gentlemen than those who stood four deep around the ground could not be seen anywhere else in the ee Me Ni Ady ri Hobbies Btamtocds bh nad world. Most of them were university men, past or | Schr 0 © Acken, fobdi Siamntord. present, and their enthusiasm was delightful to wit- | SieeferVulenu, Morriaon, Phila tannin & Ferguson. ness. As for the ladies, they were present in their newest and brightest costumes, and although they unier- ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THK HERALD STEAM VAORTS. Steamship Chua (Br), Hookly, Liverpool, June 27, and town with mdse stood nothing of the game, and although the ram Saya 4,5 iM, Tat 83, io , ond passes seamen! my trier came heavily down to spoil their gay apparel, they | for ‘Liverpool ; 5th, at'noon, (nt 43 16, lon 59 By xshanged aig: sat out the match most conscientiously. hind the nals with American ship Guagagine (2), bound W. four ranks of gentlemen were triple ranks of splen- Steamship France se Grace, Liverpool June 34, and Quosnatows 28th, with ise aaa aasengers to the Na- did equipages, from the towering drag to the little jonal Steamship Co. June fey pony chase. It was worth a journey to London oni: bark Dulcina, bound E va tat fe 3 ton ro apetre to see these carriages and horses, Rotten Row and | large iceberg; same day, lat 4a ton 49 tery Hyde Park seemed to have emptied themselves into | Co's steamer bound E, prone eine the fe ade lat 45 16, Lord's ground. Hundreds of. ladies and gentiemon | 100 37 &% passed the ship Wellington, bound BE ath ata x were on horseback. Many of the carriages been | {0h Be paeeed bat pene. (Be), bonnd B. Bxporianoa Ught variable winds and fine weathtr the entire passage. ‘Was detained outside Sandy Hook for 9 hours tn consequence of a dense fegprerallloy. Steamship Baxonia (NG), Kier, Hamburg June 24, and Southampton %th, 4 PM, with mdse and 758° passengers, to Kunhardt & Co. Expertineed weateriy winds Throngeout the fae 4th inst, lat44 25, lon 56 49, passed bark Lor ir), trom Liverpool for Boston, 41 days out, steamship Virginia, Kennedy, Savannah, July 4, with mdse and passengers, to KR Lowden. July AM, off Hatteras, exchanged geet with steamshi ames, hence for Sa vannah; “th, lat 88 25, lon 7433, passed bark Scotland, of Boston, bound N. Steamship San Jacinto, Atkina, Savannah, with mdse and passengers, to W R Garrison. ‘Steamship Charleston, erry, Gharleston, July 4, with mdse and passengers, to HR Morgan & Ci stationed upon the,ground over night in order to secure good places. The New York Park itself could not have furnished a more brilliant display. The immense crowd sported the colors of the two universities in every conceivable form spect the gathering resembled the era river at the annual boat race, but the is the university Asco sity Derby. In this re- ely as the boat race is the untver- Coachmen wore the Oxford dark blue or ridge light biue ribbons tied to their whips; gentlemen wore them as neckties, as rosettes, as bat bands; ladies wore the colors in dresses, bonnets, parasols and gloves. Everywhere the eye was caught by bits of blue, The Oxford cricketers wore caps and waist belts of dark biue and the Cambridge the same of light blue. The effect of the uniformity of dress tn the clubs was most excellent and ought to be more generally adopted. What with cheers of the universities for various colleges, for good hits, good bowling and good fielding everybody was shout- ing and clapping all the while, and the scene was most animated and exciting. Cambridge went first to the wickets on Monday and rolled up a score of 111 by very excellent bat- ting. The flelding of Oxford was very bad, the grass wet and slippery. Mr. R. T. Reid kept wicket and dodged every ball, as usual, losing many good chances to punish the batters severely. Messrs. Kenny, Fellowes and Fortescue were the Oxford bowlers. Kenny bowls so weil as almost to rank with the professionals. The others do not amount to much, and the “slows” of Fortescue were safe for any number of runs. On the whole, the spectators were disappointed in their hopes of seeing anything *'Stfamehip Niagara, Blakeman, Wichmond, Clty Point and Norfolk, with mdse’and passengers, to thé Old Dominloa “ahi Wa Pst ham, Li May 2%, with nlp 'm F Stores am, i witl 1d 440 passe! Si statanell e Gon Tassie it ac ion 30 part ship Chancellor, for New’ York; 18th, lat 46 60, lon 44 20, paased three large Islands of ice. Has hada succession of ght westerly wiuds and calma the entire passage. Mark Nabod of Boston), Cobb, Shangline, Fel 26, with tea, sill oy to Jona ph P Gardner, Passed Anjler March 23, Cape of Goo ny 5, croasod tho equator dune in lo 38 Ex rienced light badling winds andl oaimae. ie he Chien Be ‘severe westerly gales betwoen Maddagnscar and the Cape; since then light baiting wiuds with a aucceasion of calms. Bark John, Edney (br), Hopkiney Bremen, May 17; with madso, to Bartram Boe. ilar or mt Cape Ci nea Pa ae | Guiding Star, boun une fon ce noch Talbot, from gunderian wd for ‘Hoeeiat th, Laas ton 43 30, pasted wx large loebergs. ee are EB ane Ts care| wah) dagics bo; H, Trowbridge’ & Sons. ‘Bark Juniata (Sp) Pagis, Havana, 11 days, in ballast, to Galway & Cando. like a close game, and the betting, which had been Bark Gan Greenleaf, Cardenas, 11 days, with mo- at six to four, now rose to two to one against | lasses, Miller & Houghton, Has been 4 days north of Hat- xfo1 teras with light easteriy:winds. Ricoardo Secondo (Ital), Cappiello, Trieste, 93 days, Bi In thetr first innings the Oxford men only scored with tadse, to order. 88. Cambri fielded beautifully and the catches ‘Br), Los 7 were admirably made and heartily applauded. Brig Male 8 Cin), Lorwag, inst, ine ont 4 spoke Messrs. Absolom and Brune did the bowling. The a Winteld (Br), from Remedios for Greer former Is 80 good that he has been asked to play wig, Se ia Boson) Coombs, TSlentue ie; 30 dope, with the gentlemen in the great, aclentifc match, Ieeatga pacs alah, Pie & Way, ‘ad Tgat weather ntlemen vs. Players, which is to come off next Monday and in which ail the best cricketers in Eng- | 427g,Qmexs (Br), Simms, Cienfuegos, 23 oe ree mnane land are to be nena Brune bowls very true pan by i Reet Bolton (Br) Pettigrew, Ole with but cannot ut on the i . There was no ver quear ‘and molannes, to rolf’ & a rs winds a e Oxford innings. Then ‘Cunbitdee 6 entire agin todk the bat ‘and in two days’ play ran up aoe warts Carmen aeeaer inthameriatin 1 days, in ballast and score 7 for the two innit ir. Green, C the com bees captain, made 59, although he was "Brig Afar le, Borin, Sy ml mugat ea 5" too <_ lame to Pea Fag ee and Monly Ingnae tomate Bg north ot Baten, cn me jn cone ak Le Meee sake lumber aa Rate to ded Prye'& 09: veuscl to Crandall, Un thirty-three runs in A ecg minutes. Oxford's vexoad innings did not score ‘ninety rans, the play betng worse than ever, and at half-past three to-day the last wicket was knocked down, and Cambrid; was declared the winner. Thus the defeat of the boat race was in a measure redeemed. THE TENNIS MATCHES. phay Co, chr M: oY Banke (of Norfolk), Wy; Cienfu gree 10 Fowler & Joravesacl 10 Hetuey be Ctenfuogos, 23 days, with molasses to sim impeon lane a perionoed ght ‘winds ‘and calms and gel Annie Gilt (ae ‘Be, Rawding, Nuevitas, 18 days, with More & Co Attached to Lord’s ground is an excellent tennis sr, Co. court andthere the annual University matches are "Sone Chas ee my’ Smith, Baracoa, 8 played. The gee me was won by Oxford | days, Meith th ral bh aT Let pore loardo, Bar- Yesterday; the single match by Camb tls ros, for NYork in i Taabol for do, 4 days. Afternoon: ‘The best out of five sets decided th Sepe Rhode Tete ng, Rhoades, Ving a match. Tennis is not a very popular game, sate 20 Bohr Henry Parker, Chase, bal cine, the —— could be numbered by tens, while in Schr Tnand Belle, Bunker, Cranberry Isies. the outside thousands were watching the Sehr George , Barber, Goorges Banks cricket. Play ‘at two o'clock—Messrs. Goschen | Schr Red’ Dai oa Banks. and James the racquets for Qxford and Gohr Doonan Goo i Messrs. Balfour aud Kinnaird facing them for | Schr O Mayhew, le Bagot ir Je fitoomy! Cambi . The Cambridge men were a very curious Schr Da Kel Sdayer with lumber and aye oe panes is tall ell wears spectacies, a lathe fo Gorhane. bata 3 personal appearance is the exact counterpal r Ada H Her! i oyooeter. ‘ Sobr James H Deputy, the famous “Verdant Green,” who mary orZit | Bote Sohn't Ward, Ravwards: Boston for Jorsey City. active and ernest. Both the Oxford gentlemen aré | Sehr 4 Lmith, Lang, Boston for Jersey City. fine, athietic lene about the same height and aged collision tn the Sound, put Into Newport and re- 3 gong ong pi very iitéle real tennis in the game, and on Potter, Phinney, New Redford. . "sary Ponder, Jr, Springer, New Bedford. Sao Marr” a ete say | eLearn aatch. “tne bails were knocked shout well enough: [ot ad an Tega but when I say that nobody in the ven at- Sehr Pennsylvania, H: fener Sathaie tpn Philadelphia, tempted a “cut,” professional readers will ender: Schr Angler, P-cesy, W: stand that the play was below the average. The | Schr R 8 Dean, Coo Dighton for Elizabethport. match was soon played out and Oxford won | Sebrdallie W Ponder in, Di nree Bett Seaator, Sraith; Dighton for Eilsabethport. aR bas . match | Schr Charles L g, Staples, Taunton. Sr rot cer enn Me | Ee r, paca! ny a halt e Bt le was over, a Schr Saille Smith, Chaso, River. sf scoring three sets to Ox cof bmg The characte: Sehr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, "yall River. ice he for hanced Tepate inn, | Ste Ru aa a ror re, was plenty ot tzength “dipiaged, plenty of Behr Mary Mershon, Brightman, Fail iver for’ Elizabeth- poe a “4! of wind, but no scientific tennis. Ind © brothers Tompkins, who are the best professional players in England, took the rac- quets for a match game at four o'clock the represen- tatives of Oxford and Cambridge came in to learn Pegche Sarah W Blak Blake, Fall River for Blizabethport Schr W B Bird. Hi It River. Schr Vermiliot Fall River for Elizabethport. Schr Fllen Barhes, Cliford, Fall River for Albany. and to applaud. Thore has peen e great deal of bet. | ST WAHELO Minors Fall River for Rondout. a (td the ions eo tennis matches, and so Sehr a Senin. (8 Ly 4 jence for ore. the ‘Tesult e victors of ‘cambridge are V8ry mae Sener Bema’ r rind Dive, Providence. kcal 4 Schr Connectient, taplon, Providence for Eltzabethport, ‘Schr Mariette it, Providence for Rondout. JAMAICA. Schr Mary G ia rato, ert Brot for Philadeiphin, Schr Tryphenia, ra aren? ning Hoult, Provitence for 5 petite tases tocdatloummtieae | EEE Ea eR Schr Aina a Hannan Wiinon, Proviton Landslides. Seer ie ya.Dibole, Providence for Baltimore. Qur dates from Jamaica are to the 16th ult. = Ricone Holmes, Arnold, by IA for Rondout, There are half a million acres of land in Jamaica | sehr Hi yoagol Raves, Providence. which cannot be claimed by anybody. The govern- Sehr aft ay = el ment is about to take possession of them, and will [ Schr Cal Wickford, thus prepare the way for the deveio) pment of a} gope Relive, Denes, emport Ly Newbur large and extenstve immigration. is an- bed ir Lady Astaee, peer Newport for other half a ey acres upon whieh no taxes Sebr Gen ‘irant, Pit: ates for + Philedcipbie, = been ae at all ar some oo bas ae sch Tena yaw rm Hiein cme bag jewport. goveromieat can any dag pounce aa for- jonas, felted by non-payment of land tax. The Governor Lf ‘kon, ert Pap is only watt upon the io lal ernment to race nee confiscation of <om 4 with the tered landa. gree es a, Now Lo ‘There has been tains and foods through: sr alle A Berk Ouer. Wer: Harford " ondout out the island; these have done enormous Ln gr The lose of human life, stock, horses perty by lay Bj fA carried everything out to sea, ia oe eee pre- sent. In tho low ia sugar works have been comp! retely andnted ‘and everythin; movable Feb oy sway, Houses have been unroofe: and laborers’ huts carried down the rivers and out to sea. The Milk river rose fifty feet above its usual level, inundated the matron’s house at the baths and Hil, Now Haven for Blisabethport urns, jew Haven for Elizahethport, jew Haven for New Bronswick. Mfaven for Elfzabeth port. New Haven for Rondout, New Haven for Rondont. Schr Bann) O'Brien, Sebr ke, via, New tt a with Pood that = ‘4 waa Hel by Oe saved from washed away. ec en roof ladetph' Was washed off and left on the of some | ana Swe ey for btiladphia trees about one ae yards ant. The Rio port. Cobre has risen higher than it has ever been known Echr a Wi “aren, Gtrenport for Philadelphia. by the oldest inhabitant to have risen. At —— Beebe, Kei e D —- ia. Pai Mal in bai from the wreeh of steamship Amster- ‘darn. ashore at Montauk Point Sloop Oregon, Rhodes, Providence, AL 2 AM of Th, off Matinnicock, saw achr'8 P Godwin, of Stamford, on Ure; featinsseceh sana went so ber wha! trekete ane ea" ais soon after the sea \ Bim up of the New Iiaven line, town it is nearly on a level with the Lag = aes wain with several hogsheads of sugar, noes 3 Mr, MoPhall, and driven by twelve re were swept away ‘trom the Walk, in 3t At ag Paths oo Pot water in many cases | hing carriages, The Dr; above ita usual level, and its bank to the height of twenty-five feet. Mr. snd Rampini lost it and arrowly with carr was vas carried down the river, dashed _ @ hole in tl bank and soon became a perfect wreck. Th Police Office was swept away, and the policeman, to escape, joagee up tree in the rain, without food any covering ym the tempest and rain. A hut, with an old man, {got alongsl ‘and brought her hose to bear on the fire, which was thon #oon oxtingniay Marine Disasters. Bark RG W Donor, Wall, trom Trinidad for Philadel- phia, had wadergone f repairs at Key Woet, and was reshipping cargo on the : Sonn Buen Foanmeren, with pig iron, ‘bafore reported sunk’ in Chesapeake bay by’ collislon with{steamer Fausley, arrived at Baltimore 6th inai, river rose forty feet ed a cotton tree on grandchild, OLtveR SPELMAN, in tow of tug Gen Brrnatd hin write ag gral Mogg Waened Gowe tae aie cobs, Wits ache Mies of of ocitat ia Hell Gate There are five te se iandsitps on Mount Diablo, | yesterday, carrying away the Nile's head gear. ae ce ten have been sent to Tua Wrom1no, with schr © C Brooks in tow, went ashore jh has been covered with the ga nied on Keteh Poin Ia, yesterday, off’ soon. age not ascertained, oasxerows, June %—The eshte cfleapre, from Liverpool for New York, put into this harbor noon to-day with her condensing apparatis out of order. She will be supplied wit ‘water casks and will pro- ceed on of about Monday next again. The Gg ty from clear the Emerald Ile, Captain ———— SHIPPING NEWS. wee ‘ Notice to Mariners. Almanac tor New York--This Day. . BELGIUM—TIDE SIGNAL LIGHT AT OBTENDE. Meas 4 949 PR yyy il te ioe following mpeainoots i tt i = loon rises. ...eve ‘of waver ta the +. 7 33 | High water.morn 10 36 iat pedi a Saver of Snende, Wer ee @ Trpe—When there ie d of Mf Weathor Along tho Coast. on te bar ro ght wl boxed Ue et ‘hog Juur 1-9 A, a, 2 Reine i beat se na maint or. sir Sa es a ty aise SRLS Soar MEDITERRANEAN —MALTA 1-ARD-—REVOLTING LseuT ON PoR rm EW r Yous, 201 ma % = Beware tas Bar does -osgogtionged scm peat tb " ony, prapoctpcalin apr “pata RAELVIEY “Oe, showing 4 BER Uhh ‘The office of the Ferald Al communtestions from owners ggd i ee caialacsiol inward bound veasels will be f face or alter: ve wi forwarded free of Tit Foe ‘above flash frsmoprr a Aptis oy halt minis, elevated Fare mace of 30, = or from bet) 85 deg W) and SE by E Piruc Mmlanins Sogsreten te Peo ie pee inte iat whi inte Boast frou wich. we - roti} netic. Vartetton 185¢ dog Westerly in yy command of their GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, Hi aogrepter. Hydographic ofllce, Admiralty, London, J June 12, MEDITRRRANRAN—ITALY—WRST COAST.—FIXED LIGHT ON wuss given notice that from the Ist of oft uy as Sate wl be exhibited from lighthouse re- The ized white! b sevatod five fest above fhe ta ot the oom, ad tn shouid be seen trom f ten miles. nae ifvataating ‘spparatus aaa or by lenses, of the ‘ene lightsouse ia tron ) and fr See rany iy saceasmin fh. te my ed yy tok min If sec N, long 10 deg All bearings are Magnetic. Variation 1 dog westerly in 1 command of thelr Lordships, bs ENRY rer HARI Hydrographic ofice, ‘Admiralty, London, Jun Wy 1b Orrick ov Irian tease post BARRELS BOOK Pata SOUTH O z Novick ts hereby given that a Conical Buoy, colored Black, with the worda “Bagaxis Roox” ta White lett ft, has Bren piaced to mark the BaUEELS ROCKS, off ihe Coast of WExForp, pine Buoy te is placed 8 if E, one and half cables from the Rock, tn 15 fathoms at iow’ ee Spring tides, with the fol- ners marks and com| pase tea rtown House ine one witht ‘the | Coastguard Station on Carnore Point WE Blackrock {n one fy Castle Bains, Nw bes WW. Tuskar Lighthouse, Eg N (lintaat 73 miles onan oa tdtale Baltes Toads Woy Ne 3 (distant 235 miles). By order, WM. LEES, Secretary. Whatemen. Cleared—At New Bedford, 6th, bark Minerva, Allen, Pacific e ‘Arrived at Bermuda $0th ult, schr Geo Brown, Taber, of Boston. Procured provisions and sailed to cruise. A letier from Captain Gloveland, of ship Nigor, of NB, re- porte her off Massafuero Bt having taken $90’ bbls sperm oil since leaving MTalenbuane—7$0. bbls sperm oil and 6,0 do whale oll ail told. While fast to x whale had a boat stove, and Mr Daggett, of Holmes Hole, a bontsteerar, secing his father, fourth’ matey a# he thought injured, swam for him, but'the whale rolled over and the boatsteerer was feed no more, The whale turned on the boat and oom- pletely demolished it. The Niger would be at Pata in Auguat, Spoke fonia, Norton, NB, 6 days out of Talcahuano. Alletter from Capt Hyland, of bark Rossean, of NB, reports her at sea June 1, with 600 bbls sperm. oll nil told. Bound to Off Shore Ground, aud would be at Paita in December. A letter from Capt Herendeen, of bark Mary é Stsen, ot NB, reports her at sea June 6, with 635 bbis sperin oil all told. Would be at —— in November. A letter from Capt Worth, of the bark Petrel, of NB, re- ports her off Payta June 16, with oll as last reported. Would borat Panama middle of 86 ‘Sallod ‘ron Darbadocs dune tl, brig Herald, Kelley, Ma- rion, 40 bbia sp oll. A letter from on board bark R L Barstow, of Nantucket, reports her at Barbadoes June 14, with 120 bbis ap and 220 do pbk of! on board —850 all told. Spoken. Powe 4 Crest of the Wave, Harris, from Shields for Shang- ay 37 lat 5 N, ton 8 Ww. f “ship Oracle, Hampbe fits Liverpool tae Bass Franalecoy Tune 12, lat 38'N, lon afin Braham, “from Calcuite for New York, May 18, lat 30 jon pane Anog Mary, Texamany, from San Francisco for Liver- 1, Sune 11, lat $s N, lo Palo g Goring, Fellowes, from Manila for New York, May hp Bidoradoy Haskell, from Akyab for Antwerp, April 30, tat 70 rederick Tudor, Bradford, from Bombay for Liver- pool, a 1 27, lat 35.5, lon 2 Jemnda, Baker, from Philadelphia for Rio Janeiro, June 4, lat 22 N, lon Ship Southern Rights, standing N, June 15, lat 48 N, lon 13 Ship Marea Qxeported American, for Genoa, June 6, lat 41.58 N, ‘an Amefica ship, fon Batavia, June %, tat 494, ton 608 Bark Moskwa, from Antwerp for New York, June, lat eek Hon , Blair, from New York for Australia, May 24, py on Bounding Billow, 20 days from New York for Lisbon, ‘hark Allaata, from Now York for Zanzibar, July 1, lat 34 “ark La Platte, from New York for Buenos Ayres, July 1, tat 34 40, fon hark A 2 Pope, from New Bedford for Honolulu, June 18, Bark jon Skimmer, from Rotterdam for Now York, June 9 Bact Toduatte ‘Norw), from Bordeaux for New York, =a: ‘Antiog Linnell, from Boston for Rio Janeiro, June Bark duione (of c wrtndaoe, i, frome, fr Ehiadetphin, for ee Hire Laland (by pilot boat Af A’ Williams, No I “Johan IONE" of Tortula, from Bremen (by pilot ian Berg, No 16). Foreign Ports. Anzwanr,June Arrived, © W White, Cin, Callao; ‘th, Charite Wood, Robson, Philadelphi ALOROIAS, June 18—Arrived, Uiion, Nicholson, Naples (and cleared 1th for NYork). Avaoa Bat, May 16—In Port bark GT Kemp, Mayo, for Bacon (Pill), June 95—Arrived, Shewabury, New York for Balled 25th, HL Rou Martin, Nort. BoupEauk, June 22. Frederick Harding, Benefeldt, San Franciec Seerived at Pauiliac Maen 1 Rolrauw, New Orleans; Mi eunupicduneso. In port brige THA. Pitt, Loe farreat Queen, Bebalt, ie do, arrived th! for NYork ; Hi do July pels 7 Melzons, Griggs, from do, just arrived; ache Morn- owen, Boyle (trom NYork, ir aed arn z from do do. schr Lady of the Lake, vith ay her eran eal Nyork 90 Halles, “ae aly Sinith, ‘daenston own, CGH, Mi 1n port ‘bark te), (from NY ate to for London, Idg. CaLourra, May 21—In port ships Garden Reach, Lewis, nd Cromwell, Roblaen, for Boston, Idgi, Tennyson, "Graves, for do or NYork, | ; Chariot of Faine br), Dewey: Pomona, Prince; Prince Royal (Br), Alcock; Lord er, val, burst ‘hn, Bain, and f bute of Argyle se FM (oF NYork, do; W! igea than Melt Yor Beaton oack Frensem, Kelly fo eat to sea, {rom Raugor May 10, ship Rutland, Boston 17th, Zephyr, Porter ‘Arrived, Themis, Dakin, London for Bos: ton; fale Sunith, Suow, do for Philadelpaia (and both aniledy. rived, Imperial, Smith, San Fran- last trom Kingstown, PaimovenJune-On Land's End 284, ahip Aurora, from NYork for London. GLovoraten, Jtine Arrived, Royal Minstrel, Andrew, and Oscar, Kilaeih, NY ork. pULABGOW, June’ %5—Arrived, PC Merryman, Merryman, undies. GurKNooK, June M— Arrived, Leader, Reid, NYork. Havag, June 4—Arrived, L'L Sturges, Linnekin, NOr- leaus. nitiied $84, Aura, King, Cardiff; 94th, Harpewoll, Hunter, ‘ork. npayran NS, July 3—Arrived, brig Margrine, Murphy, LAVERPOOL, June 25—Arrived, Zounve, Whitmore, NOr- leansr Adelaide Norris, Reed, Savannah; Stormy Posrel, Thirkeli, San Francisco; Hansa, Wicke, do; Africa, Berry, Galveston ; Universe, Jolly, NYork. Sailed 4th, Constitution, Hutton, NYork. —oo jardnor, Cleared, 24, Edw O'Brien, Oliver, Boston (second clenr- ance) ; Atinie; ¥oung, Philadelphia; flattie E Tapley, Ardros- ten and Montevideo. 35th, Levant, Gardner, NYork; Alice M Minot, Lowell, do, Kntere out 24th, Cardigan, Young, for Cuusleston ; Al (a), Harrison, NY: fork and, hoon. Ceeiing Butrnp Hampton City of Boston ell, NYOrk; Oak from NOrtea: land, Merryman, N¥ork (chan, pw ae -Arrived, Jossphine, Fulton, and Anazi, gfth, Miraite, allky do. ured out dith, Rhine, Kommeving, for NYork. Nawrort, June B—Sailed, Gardner Colby, Dunbar, ee @Orleans, Hines, NYork; Limerick } Mth, Duch: Deo, Mi Sylvanus Blanchard for Callao with anchard, for do ‘about | Rangyo, Evans, for Autwérp about May 23; barks tataon Pendleton, for Liverpool with deepaich ; Haw ‘Stewart, from do, diag; brige Susan K Voor! foray "Yor Antwerp about June 1; Lite Fury, Cunningham) Vi ebeemee, wRoreanDamy June %—Cleared, Queensland, Murray, N cern daa Aaa a ey sncola; meruld Tae, fe, Liv or Stim, tiood Hope, Hanaon, ban Pranciaco for Liverpool cand proceeded gg © ay sup} ie Randoon, Boston {June 20, sip Jobe Bunyan, Nichoos a ittonttnwe 70, July 2—Arrived, ship St sae, Hubbard, annals Jaye 20—Off, United States, Lunt, from Cal- utta for Hamt by ae mice Nw, Sir A perired, shine Clare. Wheeler, wi bark Henry Dect, Nichols, do; brig, Jane Bruad: fab, hese ‘Arrived, “Abraham Eincoly ota fs Prime Donpe. Bromer, do (end left for Cadiz); (THe rey Pt Lig ‘Sra ABERDERN, June M-Arrived, Laurel. MoLean, Dobor. pAuerenpalz, June 3—Arrived, Carria Wright, Morgan, 4g ARENDAL, Jano 15--Arrived, Doris, Andersen, NYork for tin. BARoELONA, June 20e-Arrived, Paquita, Tapina, New Or- leaps; 2ist, Merevita. Rivera, Mobtie. DB. th Sanne B— File a, Marietta, Botzau, New Or- Sal ade Tork. Susman, june ie pm P Sairel, Haesloop, Philadel. yOpRMBRRAvER, June 4—Sailed, Caroline, Stricker, New *Ganprer, Jie 28-—Sailed, Vanguard, Russell New York; 2th, Emerald, Mitehell, do. cans June %—In port brig Sunny South, Bayley, for ited Biates, ide. peat, Sune Passed by, Jolo, from Hamburg for San Franc! led Mth, He Rich, Pomeroy, San Francisco. eee Si fin se Oar Kote, pi aaagl At aon Hamburg for Ban Pranciaco, GLARGOW, June 26—Sailed, Buropa (8), NYork. GREENOCK, June 27—Sail a . LTAR, June 19—Cleared, Young Turk, Small (from » HELvoEr, June %—Sailed, prsaaens, han 7 saneeeey June B—Saijed, itigh, He Fran- 1800. LiIveRPooL, vtine —Arrived, pines, Jolly, ry York; ustralia, Cu:tau, Savannah ; H F Colthurat, NYork: Fister, Boston sarare ith dw O'Brien, Oliver es Serer iy Agata, jerry, janeiro ; Coroman Caloutte ; asic Tupley, Tapley, leo. sy it trom Leod, a eee ‘tor a. nt oul le =~ : we, eaoon, Sune H—keat otk jurg. Kusselback, for Lonponpenrt, Jase %—Arrived, Frank Lovitt, st Ji anon, Jaye Sale, Hatta Raina, Brown, Maden Lag June % Aa! ‘ork. FORT, June ih Arrive Aon, Foorarn #3 aie “a Banta omen ‘tom N ork for be Siart sera Astracan, Edwards, vatgeer Sn Pee eke ‘Gloire, Beckwith, AEABIRALA. fa Urano cabin Coen led, Candidate, San Pranciaco ; | M, Boston. ‘GEESTEMUNDE, June 4—Sailed, Maggie, Crowell, Phila- { |. | | Sad | 7 Empii Bee a ae et ga ee aa a MoKee, ‘Sharp, Boston; on Sone Whitehouse, Ji musa Hototen sats Rewards New fe na a ‘raid sien, ana o Fem " Mataceas by ror le at, Buel We Granmer; RJ Mercer, King: Sophis Inna gbaker Frontcen, ‘one! cot; Elma M and Cyrus Foneett, Harding, Philadelphia : aie Burton, bud ‘Avon, Parker, ine la orks Python pan do; Bento, Look, Port Johnson ; v Maya Hol Holt, and. Saxo1 ae Gast, Lov do: Macios Baker; Baker, N Ship oor H Rye arzen (Br), Burwell, Calcutta. ny aren eared jn the Roads, where she romnaines at sunset aso. 7th Arrived, steamship Baltimore; ship Fear- rc Drew, Manil Below, Goree. haere ived, ship Aunapolt y 5—Aarrl Lis ee Rees ved, aaeonl is, Lennon, ‘6th —Cleared, shi) aMenen core Smith, "Gulf of St Law. rence ; Johanne Wilhelmine (NG), Thiermon, “Bremen : hark Claro (NG), Probst, do; brig Potomac( Br), Moore, schre E Arcularius, Gregory, Cambridge? on Johnson, ‘Salled ‘Sth, ship Qoea: Hine be Johann Heinrich. BR RIBTOL, 3 Jul fy BeeBatiod, Dehart, art, Newbarg. nghr Orator, Burdien, CHSTON, July 7—Arri rma Mi wate ate iy ved, steamship Manhattan, RTRESS MONROB, July 7--Arrived, brig Mary J God: aan Baltimore for Newfoundiaud. Passed up, brige Alice, 4 Preatiesimo, from Matanzas; Romance, from Nevasaa: Boimont ‘Locke, from St Thomas’; scbr Ida May, from Buenos otal! for Haltimore RIVER, July 4—Arrived, schra Thomas Borden, rghtogtgn Philadelphia; Pavilion, se ‘and Gipsey, ren, date Marietta Hand, Brooks, NYor! MOLMHS HOLE, July a M—Arrived, riny Addie Ryar- ton, Horton, Cardeuina for drdera; Emma F Hart, Hart, Bal: ore for is Chester, Gookin: Mai jan ve ren Banton for Philadel: Ls Crow: ‘Sth—Arrived, brigs Wainford (Br), Corveit, St Johna, NF, for Savannab ;'H Gilbert (Hi, Geltzler, Windsor for NYork ; schra Jessie B Smith, Witlams, Elizabethport for Boston im ‘Addie Faller, Henderson, St Jolin, Ni. for Poitndelphia: M. Simmons, Gandy; EV''Glover, ‘Ingersoll; Mary Standish, Rioh; Ah Cohn, Brower, and JT Weaver, Weaver, Boston for do; A Hammond, Paine, Wellfleet for do; Onward, Gor- ham Nantueket for NYork; Geo W Baldwin, Long, NYor& or Essex, Sailed—Schrs Northern Light, Effort, John H Allen, Harriet A Rogers, Vashti Sharp, Pennaylvanta, Loochoo, FW Perry, HL Slaight, J M Broomall, Polly Price, S_& E Corson, Jano € Patterson, Annie May, Vulcan, Lewis Chester, Emma F arte 6th, AM—Arrived, brig Crescent (Br), Faulkner, New York’ for St John, NB; echra Governor, Freethy, Phita- dolphia tor Portsmouth ; Pioneer (Br), Gillett, New York for Cornwallis; Abraham Lincoln, Davia, and Francis Coffin, —, do for’ Boston; Corvo, Pickering, and Massachusette, Pickering, do for Bangor; Atalanty, Robinson, do for Porta- mouth ; Elizabeth Rowley, Gatcom, St Androws for NYork ; Geo H Bent, Smith, Philadelphia’ for Boston; Willle Lee, Whitney, Rondout for do. Satied--Hrig Welsford; echrs S$ J Bright, Alabama. H 8 Brooks, Ada Herbert, Sent Breeze, WG Hartlett, JC Henry, Wenonah, Ann S Brown, ME Temerick, Mery 0 Trhtand, Mt F Simmons, Onward, EV Glover. Mary ‘Standish, Jesse’ B Smith. AT Cohn, JT Weaver, A Hammond, Addié Puller, @ win, WB JACKSONVILLE, June 20—Arrived, brie Helen G Rich, Stront, NYork ; ehrs Ann hy Valentine, Bayles, NYork ; Con atitution, Smith, do; WS Doughton, Tatem, Providence; July 1, at Hamilton, Smith, NYork; '9d, Napoleon, Nichols, Gieared June 39, schrs Clara Rankin, Rankin, Fall Rivers recog T Sptaaue, Alten, St Augustine, WV ORLEANS, July 2—Cloared, steamship Cuba, Duke- hort Baltimore vin Havana ache: Eline (ir, Johuson, Ver Crug. and Tampico. LYNN, July 1 Arrived, schrs John T Cohn, Brower, Philn- deiphia:2d, John G Henry, Lore, to; 4th, J Little, Lidtle, do. WBURYPORT, July '2—Arrived, achra Albert Jameson, Candage, NYork ; 4th, Julia € Martha, Dix, Rondout; Raven, Coombs, do; Crown Point, Severa, NYork. Sailed 24. sche Hinwatht, Nowmian, Philadelphia. NEW BEDFORD, July S—Arrived, brig AB Cook, Field, NYork, to fit for whaling, 6th—Bailed—Soh: bnder Jr, Springer; Thomas Potter, man on4 Kngliah, Baker, and Angler. Besse, NYork. EW, uly, &—Atrived, brig Thos ‘Turull, Thomp- sok; Porte ico; babrd Bay Kennard, Arroy): James MoGec, Philadelphia; PF Rrady, Brown; Sarah Blk Monrod; Thamos, Rhodes; Tolms, Underhill, and, Dank Mor- ris, Hemingway, Elizabethport: Itane Merritt, and E E Pot- Fashion, do; Harriet & Sarah, Loreno, New Bruns- Baltor, Black, Piermont ; ‘sloop Native, do'for Providence. ; Mary W Grifing, Philadel 4 uly 5—Arrived, steamship Utility, 160 oa potty eam eet ny Harwich.” Below one bark and ous v bes oe beaters y spay also brig © ame, frome Eo inidad, Cloared—P Stottin; JH DA. Mogham, Mu enon? sents EG Twin, Atking, East ¥e 3 ‘Cabada, Swain, Cambridge; si Gctece, Norwich Raph "ouder, age Wa may ePLAND. 3 Sas ‘“4Arrived, brig Frontier, Skinner, Phitadephinj steamer Dirigo, Johngon, NYork. Sth—Arrived, sohr Hannle’ Westbrook, Littlejohn, Eliza- beth; meal Arrived, ae Cheviot, Whitney, Matanzas; schr A RAW TCR ET July ‘6—Arrived, schrs Hunter, Crane, and Surf, Abbott, Phil phi: Henty ‘Clay, Sears, Port Joha- ner, {Sarah A’Falco ‘gon, Ron PROVIDENCE, duly Arr Arriv Philndoiphie: sohira R jobingon, do for Pawiuckos John Lancaster, Wiillama: De Franklin, Scovtl I, aad, Op Milla, Eulzabeth rt; Andrew Stewart, ail Til Townsend Iner, and Tri- tap, Ci odeut ‘Allan Baton, d Win Gray, Clark, 8 Northam: Peltor Mary A Prodmore, Hart, and Cynthia be Jane, B Ba, Blaabothport Rebecca Knight, Bartett, and J B Cl Philadelphia: Onward, ‘Hadley, do or Calats , Penn} Mortia, and Nyon 4 Alpina, eta a Calais 8, ani jone, SAyaNNAl, Juy 7 Erives, se <i Cleoparra, Phil- WWILMIN TON, NC, July 7—Arrived, steamship Mary San. ford, Moore, N tor, do; wick ; Deborah, do; Brown, Elizabethnort ; Repor ‘Cloared |—Scbre a Yor! full rigged bri 2 ‘Chi Tt Ye _f¢Paphinn, Lotion” Removes panorns, Frio, ‘AN, SALT RHEOM Baeslee eee, “Paphian Soap” my tho ereien asthe “Paphian Lotion.” $5 conta a cake. 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