The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1871, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY. JUNE 29, 187L—TRIPLE SHEET, E CORES, percep TH erata London. Severe Conflict Between Our Forces and the Coreans, FIVE FORTS STORMED. ‘Large Captures of Artillery, Small Arms and Flags. DESPERATE FIGHTING. ‘Three Americans Killed and Nine Wounded. THE COREAN LOSS EXCEEDINGLY HEAVY. TELEGRAM TO THE MEW YORK HERALD. “We have received the following despatch from the New York Heratp correspondent at London :— Lonpoy, June 28, 1871. A despatch to the British government, dated at Shanghae to-day, contains the following | important information:— VICTORY OVER THE OOREANS. It states that the United States naval forces which were recently treacherously fired upon by the Coreans, failing to receive any apology for the outrage, decided upon coercive mea- gures. Accordingly they attacked the Corean Gtronghold on the island of King-Hoa, which they captured and destroyed after a desperate Struggle. THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. Tho losses sustained by the Coreans were very large in killed and wounded, while those of the Americans consisted of one officer and two men killed and seven wounded. OFFICIAL REPORTS. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Landing of tue American Forces—Five Forts Stormed=Desperate Hand to Hand Fight- ing—Large Captures=-Thoe Losses. Wasuineton, June 28, 1871. The following was received at the Navy De- partment this afternoon :— Corea, June 28, 1871, To rae SkoreTARY or THE Navy :— for their treacherous attack, on the 10th we landed on Kang Noe, took and destroyed the lower fort and munitions, The Coreans not apologizing FIVE FORTS STORMED. On the 11th we took another fort and then stormed and captured the stronghold. posts have been taken. fended them are reported as numbering eleven Yhousand. There was desperate hand to hand fighting in the citadel. CAPTURES, The ordnance was destroyed, 481 pieces (principally small brass pieces), very many small arms and fifty flags taken. y THE LOSSES. We counted 243 dead Coreans around the citadel, We had three killed. They were the gallant Lieutenant McKee, who was first in- side the citadel, killed with bullet and spear ; marine Dennis Hanrahan and landsman Seth Allen. Our nine wounded are al! out of dan- ger and ¢ ing well. JOHN RODGERS, Commodore United States Navy. Five The troops which de- BRITISH ACTOUN'S. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOR HERALD, Storming of the Corean Ntrenghold—Five Hun dred KilledAmerican Loss Small. Losnos, June 28, i871, The British Foreign Office has received the following iclegraphie despatch :— Suananax, June 28, 1871. The American expedition has gained a vic- tory over the Coreans on Kisg-Hoa Island. The Corean stronghold was capiured and de- stroyed, The Coreans made a desperate defence, losing 500 killed and wounded. The loss of the Americans was one officer and two men killed and seven wounded. Lientenant Hush W. McKee. This gallant young oMicer whose death In the con- ict with the Coreans is reported above, was a native of Kentucky, and was, We believe, a son of ex+ Congressman McKee, of that State. He enterod the Naval Academy on the 25th of September, 1861, and served with credit during the rebellion, passing through the various grades. Not many months ago he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant. He was one of the most promising young men in the navy, aud his death must be regarded as a serious loss to the service. THE SUEZ CANAL. ‘Filling Up with Sand—Communication Between the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Threat- ened with Obstruction—The Company » Anxious to Sell, but the Khedive Un- willing to Buy tho Canal. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Parts, June 28, 1871. It ts reported that the Suez Canal 1s fillmg ‘ap with the shifting sands of the desert, which are more destructive than has been supposed and threaten to choke up the canal. rhe Suez Canal Company is unable to find the necessary material and workmen to impede the disastrous accumula. tion of sand, and hag applied to the Kheédtve for ald in lavorers and money, pat the Viceroy did not compiy with their request. ‘The company then petitioned the Sultan, who has recommended to the Viceroy tts purchase from the company, The Viceroy, however. refuses to buy i Special Report from | Bonapartist self 10 coutribute 45,009,000 francs toward the en- “FRANCE, | ENGLAND. etivity Among the ‘Glectors. Ratification of the Treaty of Washington. GAMBETTA RULED OUT. |THE CLAIMS OF BRITISH SUBJECTS, Suceess of the Loan—The Entire Amoont Taken in France, Great The Crown Prince of Germany and Wife to Visit England. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, June 28, 1871, ‘The Gazette announces that the ratifications of the Treaty of Washington were exchanged on the 17h inst., and that commissioners will shortly be namea to carry the stipulations into effect, All British subjects having claims against tue United States are requested to prefer them within six months from the first meeting of the commis- sion, THE CROWN PRINCE AND OROWN PRINCESS OF GER- MANY EXPECTED, The Crown Prince Frederick Wiliam, of Germany, and wife (tne Princess Victoria, of England) are ex- pected in this country during the coming autumn, and will make a visit of some length. THE CITY OF RAGUSA ONCE MORE, The little ship City of Ragusa, from New York, Was spoken on Monday 14 miles from Cape Clear. SMALLPOX IN LONDON. The deaths from smallpox in London are about two hundred and forty weekly. A ROW IN STRASBOURG. Liberality of the Khedive of Egypt. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALO, Paris, June 28, 1871. The Bonapartist pamphlets are mainly addressed to and intended for effect among the ignorant elect- ors, and are, to a great extent, devoted to praise of the imperial generosity to the Catholic Church, HOPELESSLY DIVADED. ‘The democrats are hopelessly divided, OMINOUS. The Communists are still placarding Paris with proclamations, One secret press has been seized, FRANCO-GERMAN FEUD IN STRASBOURG. Another Franco-German feud recentiy broke out in Strasbourg. Even women were engaged in tt, and poured hot water upon their foes. Many arrests were made and quiet restored. 5 A VISIT, M. Thiers has paid a visit to Marshal MacMahon, A DENIAL, It 1s dented that the Communists while in power forged notes of the Bank of France. FREE TRADE. The Havre Chamber of Commerce has sent a pros test to the Assembly against customs duties, FOREIGN TREATIES TO BE MODIFIED. President Thiers intimates that the treaties with foreign Powers must be modified, owing to the alcered circumstances of France. ADDRESS TO THE ELECTORS. The Committee of the United Republican Journals have issued an address to the electors of the Depart- ment of the Seine declaring that the republic is not Friendly Assurances by the British Govern- jeont—Anxiety to Avoid Collision with Ame- rican Fishermer—Americans Allowed to Brequent Canadian Waters. WASHINGTON, June 28, 1871, It is understood that Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister, has informed the secretary of State that as far as the action of Her Majesty’s naval offl- cers or of those of the Canadian government is con- cerned, there 1s no cause for anxiety to the citzens of the United States engaged in tie fisheries in the neighborhood of the British provinces so long as @ mere temporary expedient. they do not disregard the !aws upon the GENDARMERIE DISBANDED. subject still in force; that the tenor of the Aregiment of the foot gendarmerie has been dis- Instructions issued to those officers, both banded. by Her Majesty's government and by that ofthe Dominion, are of the most liberal nature; that Government Hopes—Bonapartist Activity—A Coalition—The Khedive’s Liberality—Inves- tigeting War Contracts—Great Success of the Loan—Gambetta Not Wanted. Parts, June 28, 1 Itis hoped that in the elections on Sunday next as many as cighty of the 113 Deputies to be chosen to the Assembly will be supporters of the govern- ment, though they continue to hold the opinion that under the Treaty of 1518 the United States fishermen are prohibited from frequenting colontal ports and har- ‘bors for any other purpose than for shelter, repatr- ing damages, purchasing wood and obtaming water, such prohibition will not be enforce d during the present season, and that they will be allowe d to enter Canadian ports for the purposes of trade and of transshipping fish and procuring supplies; wnat they will not be prevented from Mshing outsiae of the three mile !lmit within bays, the mouths of which are more than six miles wide. Sir Edward Thornton, mstructed by his govern- ment, expresses the hope, however, that citizens of the United States will, on their part, contribute to the preventicn of untimely collisions by refrain - ing from encroaching tor the purpose of fishing upon those waters from which, by the Treaty of 1818 and by the laws of Great Britain and Canada, they are excluded, until the legislation for ensuring to ‘them the privileges and immunities agreed upon by the treaty of the 8tn of May, 1871, shall have been carried out, BONAPARTIS? ACTIVITY. The Bonapartists are very active in the distripu- tion of pamphlets intended for efect upon the elec- thous, ; A COALITION. A coalition of the principal eiectoral committees of Paris is considered probabic. THE KHEDIVE’S LIBERALITY. The Khedive of Egypt has sent 100,000 francs to the orphans of the French civil war. ELECTION DISTRICTS. The arrondissments of Paris, St. Denis and Sceaux have been divided into three hundred and fifty electoral sections, INVESTIGATING CONTRACTS DURING THE WAR. In the Assembly yesterday M. Andiffet presented a report respecting contracts made during the war, Which accuses many persons of enormous malver- sattons. The late French Consul at New York, M. Victor Place, is especially charged with corruption in office, SPAIN. The King and tho Presidents of the Two Cham. bers in Council—The Vinistry to Ro- main—King Amadeus on the Crisis—Mutual Concessions. GREAT SUCCESS OF THE LOAN. The new loan has been covered and the subscrip- tion lists have been closed. The amount desired has been subscribed for several times over. Even peasants and servants have invested their savings TELEGRAM TO THE KEW YORK HERALD. iu the loan. Hip a Mapnip, June 28, 1871. Later consultations between the King, the Prest- dents of the Senate aud Congress and the members of the Ministry have resuited im the announcement that Sefior Moret, the Minister of Finance, remams in the Cabinet upon the condition that the Cortes agree to his plans, only a partial modification of which is probable. Seflor Moret has already made explanations to tne Cortes through the other members of the Ministry. The King, in his reply to ‘ke communication of the Ministers, tendering their resignation, said he could not recognize a munisterlat crisis unless tt originated in the Chambers, and he requested the Ministers to agam appear be‘ore the Corte: GAMBETTA NOT WANTED. The Republican Committee, after a long discus- ston, has rejected, by a majority of two, the name of M. Gambetta as a candidate for the Assembly. The New Minister to Berlic—Imperial Visi- tors—The Orleans Princes—A State Dinnacr— Girls Arrested. Paris, June 28, 1871. M. Gabriac goes to Berlin as diplomatic represen. tative of France. He will probably leave to-morrow for his post, IMPERIAL VISITORS. The Emperor and Empress of Brazil are expected to arrive here to-morrow. THE ORLEANS PRINCES. ‘The Count de Paris arrived to-day and will call on President Thiers to-morrow. He has sent M. Estan- celin to Frohsdorf to make arrangements for the visit of the Duke de Chartres to Paris and fix the date when both princes may have an interview with M, Taters, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanre for Now York = A STATE DINNER. A State dinner wilt be given by President Thiers to-morrow, after the grand review at Lougchamps. Ail the generals and colonels have been invited, General Bourbak1 will probably be present, GIRLS ARRESTED. The police have arrested many girls in the cafés, Two hundred wore taken into custody yesterday, Sun rises... 4 29 Sun sets, 7 85 t OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM MONTH OF JU Destinator | NEW YORK FOR THE Scare. OF Atiantic. Bronaway. Gambetta Agnin, ‘Anglin. Bowne proce Havas, June 28, 1871. dee, i M. Gambetta has accepted a nomination to the mbly tn the Department of the Lower Seine, ITALY. Departure of King Victor Emmanuel for Naples and Rome—The St. Gothard Railway Bill , Passed in the Senate—Italy’s Share in the Entorprise—A New Bank in Rome. As PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 28, 1878 CLEARED. ‘teamship Cuba (Br), Moodie, Liverpool via Queenstown + Francklyn. Steamship Wise: ‘& Guion. Steamship Dorian (Br), Bros. Steamship Georzia, Crowell, C sin (Br), Williams, Liverpool m8 Young, rieston--H R Morgan & Bedford—Ferguaon & 0 Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Wood Ship Marianna VI (Port), Santos, St John, NB—L E Am- ~Pealody, Wiis & TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. FLORENCE, June 28, 1871. King Victor Emmanuel set out to-day on his journey to Naples and Rome. The chief authorities of the Kingdom and city took leave of him at the depot. The troops were drawn up under arms. Large crowds of people had assembled to witness the departure, and cheered the King as the royal train passed out. alnck € Co. cate Victoria (Br), G 04 Bark Maria $ (Ans), Bark Jenny (Dan), Graves & Co. Bark Fearless (Br), Grosenach, Aspinwall—H J DeWolf & Slocovich & Co. Porto Cabelloloonen, Fire Foam (Br), W ake, Gloucester—Anirew Lindsay. y & Louise, Hi 2 id, Evans, Bal jon: Santis Proteus, Ackles, Boston—Jed Prva & ¢ The Italian Senate has passed the Gothard Scnr Setagawa. Barscoa—H J Wenberg. : Y Auge z A Abbott. yn phim chdegobne Beer berate ecto ena A Pe The bill authorizes the government to carry out auerty, NS—D R De conventions concluded with Switzerland and the North German Confederation on Octover 15, 1869, and January 27, 1871, by which [taly has bound her- Schr Weilington (Br), Eagies, 1 Wolt & Co. Schr Rio, Donovan, § Schr Maianta (Br), Bertane & Co. : Schr King Bird, Simpson, St Sons. Snow & Richardson. Windsor, Crandall, ny NB—P [ Nevius & Schr B F Chandler (Br), M Moncton, NB-—D R DeWolf & Co. chit Robert Myham, Doave, Corpus Caristi—y A Stetson & terprise, BANK OF ROME. “Schr Madison Holmes, Bayles, Jacksonvilie—Van Brunt & | ow—Henderso \ scow-—Henderson | 77d to the port aide au The Bank of Rome has been fonnded, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpox Moyry MARKET.—LoNpon, June 28—4:90 P, M.--Consols closed a; 92% for both money and the acconnt, American securities closed—Kive-twenty bonds, M62, Wi 156), 3024 ; 1587, 20; tea forties, S854. FRANKFORT MONRY MARARI.—FRANKF Rt, June 27.— Untied States five-twenttes closed at 98! Cor 1352s. PARES MONEY MARKET.—Paais, June %7,—Reates closed Hf, We, oe pEeOOL Corton MaRKrt.Liverroor, Jane 2— ro. ‘Schr Altavela, Jay, Jacksonville—T M Mayhew & Co. Schr Saran, Co! Baltimore—W Chalmet: Seber Mary J Fisher, Lawrence, Wilmington—Wm Chal- mons, SMiir Suita Baker, Baker, Howell—Jas Murr ‘Sehr Mary B Harris, Crowley, Boston—Snow & Richard- §Sehe Ley Sane, Suters, New Haven. pene wie Breen Felniets Staniora, cur kvetyu, Burger, Stamford. Sloop Mary Biigaboth, Hausman, New Haven—Rackett & Bre samer Josephine Thorepeon, Moore, Baliimore—W Dal- :00_P. M.—Cotton closed firmer, Middiing nplanas, 8d, weil » a iiating Orient Bia Bhd, Sales, 15000 baie, including Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia, 4.000 for export and’ jon, Sales of cotton at sea; | Steamer D Urey, Davis, Philadelpuin, nearty due from New Orleans, at Sigd. Steamer © Comstock, Drake, Phiadeiphia, LIVERYOOL BREADSTUFFS MAxket.—LivERrooL, June Steamer Vuicwa, Wilcox, Philadelphia, 98.--Corp, Sls. dd. for new No, 2 mixed. VERCOOL PRODUCE MARKAT.—LIVERPOOL, Juno #8.— , 42s, a dls. Bd, ARRIVALS, TON oON Stean eoaet LONDON, June 28—4:30 P, i Os. tid. ° My Gubon PRobtcr ManstT.—LONDON, June €8—Hven. REPORTED BY THE TERALD STEAM YACHTS. ing.-Spirits turpentine, 40s, Gd. per owt, Steamship City of New York (Br), Leitch, Liverpool Juno Liverpoor OVISIONS MARKET.—Liverroon, June | 15, and Queet yyy) with mdee and passengers, to John 98.-—-Beer 97a, per tierco of 904 Ibs, for extra prime mess, @'Daie. June 20, ay 47 40, jon Bz Wy exchanged sighals with bound E Sth, iat 41 bl, lon 61 34, hound 1; 96th, W195 miles east 01 pity of Baltimore, bound 29%, sip Aunic Bengay bark Roxburg Castle (Br), od a Guion steamer, Banuy Hook, passed steams samo day, 75 miles east of Saniy 1 es from Newoort tor New York, MOVEMENT. NN CONON eve NeOv ky Tune By 187. wate lex From. Suiting ution. + Chacleston,,.coMay cre Arrivet. Steamship Parncuny (Br), Williams, London, with mdse and 144 passengers, 10 Howland & Aspinwi Steamship Assyria (Br), Smith, Glaagow June 14, vin Mo- ville 15th, with mdse and 375 passengers, to ‘Henderson Broa, Hadt westerly winds the entire passage ‘and dense fogs when nearing the Banks; June %3, lat 47 06, lon, 51 12, passed seve- ral fecbergs; same “ay, lat 4653, lon BL 48, spoke ship Alex Marshall, irom Liverpool for New York. Steamship Australia (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow June 17, vin Movile 16th, with mdad and passengers, to Henderson Bros. Had moderato weather and much fog turing vhe pas- sage i June 2h, 25 miles K of Sandy Hook, passed bark Lin- coln, hence for London; 5 PM, steamships Wisconsin, Cuba, and Porian, bound E. Steamship San Francisco, Reynolds, Hamilton, sermuda, with mdse and passengers, to WH Webb, Steamship Albemarie, Couch, Richmond. City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the @ld Dominion Btenmstin Co. Steamsuip Hatteras, Lawronce, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Pit" ndce and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steamsiilp Do. Bark Speranza (Nor), Nielsen, Newport. 37 days, with rail- wav iron to order—vessel to Wendt, Tetena & Hockmann, Took the northern passage and had fine weather with light winds and thick fogs; 17 days W of the Banks, remont, Carlisle, Montevideo, {67 days, with wool to Miller & Houghton, ‘a (Bt), McConnell, Montevideo, 45 wool and hides to Boyd & Hincken, at the SW Spit for orders. Bark Mary © Dyer, Hopkins, Caibarien, 9 days, with sugar Rae eect» ark SE Kingsbury, Perry, Matanzas 13 days, with sugar to Walsh, Pieldde Ways . nse Briz Khe (ital, Baldi, Palermo 57 days, with fruit, to Sgo- blo.s Day. | Passed Gibiaitar May 10; Had tine weather. Brig yma Di (Dutch), Atkinson, Curacoa, 16 days, with sugar, &c, to Theodore Koulke, Brig Mariposa, Staples, Cardenas 12 days, with sugar and melaiio, to Walsh, Field & Way. Heorge Mlirnham, Staples, Matanzas 13 days, with 19 Stevens & Soule, Sehr Astrea (Ital), De Paola, Tarragona 65. days, with wine, to Punch, Edye & Co. Passed Gibraltar May 4) had nine 18, lat 97 43, lon 60 42, spoke brig D rig, honee for Barbaios, Sehr Frank Jameson, Jameson, Brunawick, Ga, 8 days, with lumber to Dodge & O to master. Schr Sarah Rogers, Collina, Virginia, Schr Victory, Rose) Virzinia, Benr FR Bennett, Vroneh, Virginia, Schr Vapor, Applégate, Georgetown, DC, Schr Thomas Booz, Cannon, Ueor; Behr Maria & Elizabeth, Bowke: Schr A E Campbell, Denniaon, Ge: Behr Charley Woolsey, Parke Haven, Schr Sophiz Godfrey, Godfrey, Philadelphia for Salem. leury Alleu, Talem, Georgetown, DU, for New Haven June 1, af days, with ‘The Clara is suchored ne, Sehr The ship Berkshire (Br), from Calcutta, which arrived 27th rts passed Cape o¢ Good Hope April 22, St Helena 1, and ci ithe squator 2th in fou 29 194 had lignt winds and calms the entire passage; May 4, lat 1249 N, lon 9 51, spoke ship Nparkehoe (Br), from Calcutta for Liverpool; 17th, lat 2 345, lon 88 64 E, Np. Theophane (Bn, from Metbourne for a8; Aprii 3, lat 25 41 S, lon 58. 59, bark Beasie (ir), trom Colombo for London 10th, lat 30 88 b, lon 40 01, ip Waln Falmouth ; 28th, lat 2922 8, loa 9 13, ship St Lawrence (Br), from Calcutta for London, The bark Braziliera, from Rio Janciro, which arrived 26th inst, reports tine weather; crossed the Equator May 24 in lon 29; Ma , lat 1_N, lon 87, spoke schr Isabella, from Rio Grande for New York; no date, olf Pernambueo,’ brig Jane Francis, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore. ‘The B is anchored at the SW Spit for orders, Passed ‘Through Bell Gate. BOUND soUuTH. Steamshtp Dirigo, Johnson, Portland for New York, with na passengers to J F Ames, Bark Aster, joncester ti Si A Willams, Russell, eto Russell & bx Josephine, Phinney, Portland for Elizabethport, with lumber to master. Sehr Harriet & Sarah, Ball, New Haven for New Bruns- wick Schr Daniel Russell, Russell, Portland for New York, with stone to Bridge ScbrF Spolfo: jew York. rtland for New York, with Gilman, Portiand fer New York, with Scranton, Clark, Norwalk for New York, A Lovell, Lawrence, Hartiord for New York, 1. Mei sreenwicn for New York. Schr James Buchanan, Kelly, Bridgeport sor Elizabethport wr Tda A Jayne, Jayne, New Haven for New Yo Schr Kate Seranton, Palmer, Providence for New York. ur Hester, Davis, Port Chest ¢ Port Johnson. hr HW Benedict, Digby, Northport for New York. ar Davison, Smith, Northport for New York. i W Downing, Hutchings, Oyster Buy tor New York. Schr G A ‘New Haven for Philadelphia, cur Theodore Parker, Little, Glon Cove for New Yor chr ML Bartlett, Bartlett, Greenport for New York. 9 on, Greenwich for New York, Northport for New York, hr Sterling, Haze, Northport for New York. on Erssident, Marit, Greenwict tc New Yorks pp Brilliant, Murphy, Cow Bay tor New York. er United States,’ Davis, Fall Kiver for New York, Jxe and passengers. Steamer Doris, Youn", Provvtence tor New York, with mdse and passengers, to Isaac O tell, Steamer Gaiatea, Nye, Providence for New York, with gure to biaac Ode Kenney, Providence for New York, with and passengers, to Isaac Ode ROUND EAST. Steamabin Wamsutia, Fish, New York for New Bedford. Bark Grace k Cuan (Br), Cann, New York for St John, New York for Hull, B. few York oekdan Williams, Klizabethport for Bridge- rJoha Manlove, pecht Chartey Woolsey, Parker, Georgetown, DC, for New faven, SchiHenry Allen, Paten, Georgetown, DC, for New Has vein chr Millie Frank, Edwards, Hoboken for Providence, chr Maze. Me! New York for Greenwich, Bebr Gaspinn, on, Port Johnson for Salem, Schr King Bird ew York for Styvohn, NB. Sehr Amity, M ‘alethport for Bridgeport. Schr Charlotte, Sumis, Washington, NC. for lirantford, v Tex:3, Hamblin, Newbure for New Loudon, Sehr Fashion. Carberry. hethport for New Haven, Schr Boston. Pl idge for Boston Schr 38 Terry r, Philadelphia for Newport Schr Ke Ht Daly, Lampbler, Newburg tor Providence, Sehr ort Johnson for Salen Schr Thoa P han, Bath for Newport, cele, kilzabethport for Newport, letcalt, New York for Beverly. Schr Marg Isabel, Paker, Newburg for New Ifaven. # Beh Witetts, Bayles, Riebroond tor Bridgeport. Schr Empire, Baker, Yort Jonson for New Haven, Scur Sarah W Blake, Blake, Port Jobnson for Providence. Sehr Phil Murphy, New York for Fall River, Sehr RM Clark, 08 ina, ‘ewbnrg for M own. BY lohneon for Salem. avo, Elizabethport for Rockport, Fitzgerald, w York for Boston, Reynolds, Uiizabethport for Bridgeport, a Baker, Baker, New York for Newport, elyn. Burger, New York for stamfora, Burton, Palmer, New York for Stamford. SP Godwin, Wate Elizabethport (or Stamford. ir Hope, Hill, New York for Walton, NS Schr M A liyer, Butler, Kichmond for New Haven, seh tquickelep, Sinith, Philade'phia for Ne are Seb J Errickson, Smith, Phii: hia for Newmarket, Sebr Ella, Sa! New York for ON. Sebr Hi Ely yy, Liizabethport tor Providence. Schr Margaretta, Wandser, abethport for Oyster Bi Sehr H W Wellington, Thompson, Etyzabethport tor Bei chr Laura $ Watson, Wells, Elizabethport for B hr Mar.ner, Sherran, We: for Greenwie! lr W Gurney, Gurney, New York for Bridgeport. Schr Crnsade, Davis, New York for New Haven. Sehr John Roynton, Mitchell, New York for Cal Schr Gen Sheridan, Stewart, New York for Portland, Ct. Yacht Juliet, New York for Sanda’ Point, Sloop GJ Demorest, Sackett, New York for Oyster Bay. Steam yacht in Trae. Cheseboro, New York for Boston. Steamer United States, Davis, New York for Fall River. Steamer Galatea, Nye, New Yorkt or Providence. WriTrsroNe. LT, Juno 28, 1871--11:50 PM ra severe sqrall from the we number of eastern nd craft to anchor from Flushing flats to City Island, ‘they will probably proceed ear ly in the morning. BELOW. Ship Annie Bingny (Br), Cann, from Newport May 28, with railway iron, to Hoyd & Hincken. (Received a pilot June 25, in lat 4115, ton “61 4, from pilot boat WA Aspinwall, Nook. Bark Horatio Sprague, Smal 'Y pilot boat Wavid Mitchell, an M Dulman (Br), Gardner, from CardiT May 22, with railway iron, to Koyd & Hincken. (Was spoken June 2, iat 406), lon (8.89, by plot boat Brit Wiliiama, No Rotterdam May $l, wi jot Jane 23, in from Middlesborough May m 41.15, lon 64 Marine Disasters. Surv JA8 R.KERLER, Alien, trom Port Gamble for Callao, hich pat back to the tormer ‘port leaxy, went to sea from coria W7th ist; ha! on board an extra’ crew for pumping, although one pump kept her free. BELLE (Br), at Baltimore 26th from Palermo” th ult, lat 9012, 2 Ton we rk in asin n. He bore down within a cable's length of her ahe ea) dwent down. He watched her for some time, Dnt could see no appearance of life, but disco ered to he south and west two amall_ boats dis; He bore down for them and pickeu them 1 4 to be the officers of the bark Da Capo (ber ), from Hamburg, with a general eargo for “Wb ‘They had a sumall supply of and water an lothing. They were taken to Baltimore by the ren JENNIE CLARK (Pr), Oulton, from St John, NB. for Havana, with a cargo of Inmier, was’ totally lost on Abaco ght of Bd ult, The master atriver at Nassan 30h, and neted most of the cargo saved and landed on the bench, A el was despatched trom Nassau to bring it to that py ne J © was 149 tons reuister, bullé at Carlton, NB, in 1:65, nd owned ia St. John, Ni. R SUSAN WaiGut, Mount, from Georgetown, SC, for New York, with naval stores, 18 aiated in a’ private letter, dated 23d Inst, to be ashore on the bar below the former {both steamtuks absent in Charleston; no other par- 1s, Lewis, from Baltimore tor Boston, fh inst leaking. from Philadelphia for Boston, got ashore Sonn M Tr.T0% oa Brandywiie Siva She was bauled of aud proceeded 25th inst, R Lucy D, at Philadelphia Q7th inst from Wood's Hole. was struck by lightming at the Delaware Breakwater on the 2ith and had matomast shattered. FAYAI, June 6—The American sip Nor Wester bad taken In all her cargo and was ready to sail when she becan to make water again ; she 13 discharging and wii leave a portion of her eargo babind. LrvExroot. June 14—The Royal Arthur, from San Fran cisco for this port, which stranded at Watervord April 1%, has brokea np. MontRyiEo, April —The brig Alice Franklin (of Yar- mouth, NS), Porter, which arrived here Mare 2 from Pensa. cola, with Tumber, was leaky, having encountered severe weaitier, She bas'since been condemned, Miscellancans. We are under obligations to the obtiging purser of the steamship San Francisco, from Bermuda, for full fles of late papers. Bank HomeR—Captain Rogers, of the bark Homer, died ‘at Shanghae April lv. Lacxcuep—At Church Point, NS, from the abi Mosara N tJ Raymond, 17th inst, bark southern tons register and 637 tons ©: ters’ measurement, and owned by Captain Famuel B Roodius and others, of Yar- mouth, ‘One of tae best ships ever built on the Kennebec river was launched from the yard of J P Morse, at Bath, Me, yesterday morning. She is about 1400 tons burthen, her frame Ia built of white onk throughout, is thoroughly ‘cop. per-fastened, and where fron 1s employed none but the beat refined is use She is named Harry rae, for the owner's fon, and 18 to be commanded by Uaptain Scot Wyman, tor= merly commander of (he Belle Morse, Notice to Mariners. PORTLAND, Juue 26—The (oa trumuet at Monhegan is diss ‘ard of joule, 587 Castle (Br, from Rangoon for | abled and the bell will be tolled during thick weather unti the trumpet 13 repaired, angers Whalemen. Bare Alaska, Fisher, cleared at New Bedford 27th inet for Pacific Ocean. hip Marengo satled from New Bedford 27th inst for North Pacific Ocean. Bark Roman, Williams, sailed from New London 26th nat for Hurd’s and Dessiation Iniands. Bark lonian, Norton, called off the east end of Bermuda 28 inst, 112 dava from’ Bay of Islands, Had no! seen any Whales since leaving Bay of Islands, Had om board 17) bbls oil, ark G W Morgan, Atheren, of NB, called at Bermita 16th ult for provisions and vegetables, which having obtatned she proceeded on her vovage. Had on board 63) bbls ofl. Schr Clara L Sparks, Atwood, of Provincetown, called otf Bermuda 2d inst for ‘vegetables, 4c, which were supplied. Had on board 40 bbls oll. Ship Conmodore Morris, Rorden, calie® off Hungary Bay Bermuda, 13th tnst, for vegetables, Had on board 66) bbis oil. Bark President, Seabury, 100 days from Barbados, having on board 350 bbls’ sp oil, put into Fayal 6th just for provi- 5 FH, Spoken—J 140 bbls hpi ay By bbis. no Iat, &o, achr George 3 Jones, Eni boiling 3 whales which would make Svokon. A Cunard steamship, bound F, June 17, tat 42, lon 63 28, oh fiamburs Steamship, bound E, June al, lat 4004, lon Ship Now Lampedo, from St John, NB, for Liverpool, Jane 15, lat 42 00, lon $1 21, who reported "having, beea thrown on her Veam ends on thé 11th, and lost a portion of her deck oad. Ship Alice Ball. Guest, from Guanape via Callao, April 3, iat 86.403, lon 6, : bi ree Sulp'Loretta Fish, Watt date, lat 64 20 5, lon'60 14, Ship Bombay, Jordan, from Calino for Faimouth, June 4, lat 48 35.N, lon 39 53, Ship General Shepley. Merriman, from Callao for Fale mouth, April 4, lat 54 21 8, ton 60 30. (‘The ship Kate Daven- pork, at Ralmoiuh, reports speaising the Gen Shepley Apri 3, 3h 898, lon 73 30.) Ship Thomas Lord, Day, from Callao for Falmouth, April 16, lat 48 8, lon 61. Bhtp Svivanns ianchard, from Callao for Germany, April 10, Jat 51 50 8, Lon 53.27 W. Ship Rancatara, from. March 7, lat 55298, ton 59 30 Ship Stmais (7), incorrectly reported American, from Van- couver's Island, April 28, lat L048, lou!) W. Ship Kulcht Errant, from Liverpool for San Francisoo, no date, Int 16 N, lon 26 W. Ship Chancellor, Patten, from Liverpool for New York Sune 1 off Cork. p Jane Lacy, from the Clyde for California, May Sl, lat 88, long Wn” i et Ship Caledonta, Carter, from Cardlit for New Orleans, June 1, lat 41, 27, Shfp‘Gov Morton, from New York for San Francisco, May iat 210 N, ton 250. Ship Horatio, Hardy, from New York for Anjler, May 1, lat 16 31. N, lon'ss 24 W. ape Ship Black Hawi, Crowol etsco, all well, April 30, lat LY7 N, lon 29. Ship Colonel Adama,’ from New York for Callao, May 13, lat 6.0 .N, lon 2920 We Ship Belle Morse, Gregory, from New Orleans for Havre, Tune BW, lat $4.95, lon 75. Ship Tameriané, Sumner, from New Orleans for Bremen, Tune 10, lat 51, lon 15. Ship Filla 8’ Thayer, ‘Thompson, from New Orleans for Havre, May 31, no lat,’ &e. Ship'“City of Washington” (reported Am), bound SW, Ju 8, no lat, ae. An American ship, bound E, showing 4th pendt and num- bers 3214, April 6 lat 58 20 8, lon #840. W. Bark Ariel, {roi Bazavia for New York (80 reported), 12 dayu ont. by the revanton, at Table Bay. ratiitl: Kirkwood, from Liverpoot tor Pblladelobia, June 6, at 8 hp from Guanape for Falmouth, no tino for New York (so reported). from New York for San Fran- lon 29. kc King Bird (Br), Dexter, from Hamburg for Philadel June &, lat 47 5 20 (NG Tune 4, lat 43-41, 1on'B9 15. italy (Br), Geerlng, from New York for Loadon, no di, lon Matiino, Hearse, from Boston for YoXohama, Aprit 12, lat 20 548, lon 23 90 W. Bark Deborah Penne Sune 9, lat 6112, lon 14 3h Bark Templar, from New Orleans for Bremen, June 13, off South Foreland! Bark Hansa, bound to the castward, June 93, off Hatte- ras, Brig Marin Crowelt (3r), Perkins, from Naw York for Gottenburg, June 23, lat 40 60, lon 63 20 (by pilok boat EF Willams, No T4), Brig Stirling (Br), Menery, from Philadelphia for Car iffy Sunes, tat He ion 18 3), Prig Planter, from Philadelphia for Mayaguez, PR, June Lat 23, Ton 633.20, Sehr Ante Blaisdell, Garfield, from Liverpool for Philadel- phiay May $0, lat 4443, ion 21.35. Sebr Viremia, Clark, from Arroyo for New York, no date, off Porto Rico. from Bremen for Philadelphia, from New Orleans for Bremen, foreign Ports. AMSTERDAM, June 1--Arrived, Emerald, Petersen, New Orieans. ANTWERP, June 14 phia; Lith, Unto, Tabel ied 14th, ‘yer, Jobnson, New York. Hed from Flushing Roads hth, Chasseur, Throngen, New Wth, Somerset, MeBrito, Boston; Mth, Abraham ‘Troop, Cardiff and New York. 104 BAY, May S—Cieared, bark Amoy (Swe), Dann- Sandy Hook. rived, Research, Mosher, Phiiadel- ch, Robin, Savannah, ton (Br), Sherburne, for Boston lg: A joane; Queen of the Bay'(Pr), Wale, and Susan Varaue, Mavis, for do do; Alma (Nor), Chrisiiausen, New York: Virginia (Er), Scheel, for Boston. HISTOL (Pill), June 14—Arrived, Martino Criento, Lonro, New Yori; Colorado, Perry, Savannah; Victory, Scott, Wil qninaton, N Cs Loths “Aloany, Watt, New Yori: Argo, Grace, Savannah; 16th, John Clark, Ross, St John, NT. BrouwtnsHAVEN, June’ 15—-Sulied, Mirnndo, Havlund, New York. BRIMERUAVEN, June 10—Arrived, Astronom, Kiopper, Now York, Sailed 14th, New York (8), Von Ematen, New York. Borpraux, June 1i—Safled, Auguste & Gustave, Bertand, New Orleans. eLsABORLONA, June 10—Arrived, Geflon, Oliver, New Or- jeans. BERMUDA, June 15—Arrived Tinladelphia (and satted Morning Star, Rawlings, Conx, June 18—Arnve: leans, CRONeTADT, June 9 Arrived 1th, Helene, Lindquist, Mobi. New Orlean COPENUAGEN, June 12—Passed by, Giitner, Arup, from New York for Konigatorg. yent™™ June $—Arrived, Harvest Moon, Vidulick, New ‘or! CALATS, June 12—Arrived, Gaetaro, Casson, New York. aptv, Jane M—Arrived, F I Odiorne, Hora, New York brig Torrid Zone, Kirkham, for Demarara); 1éth, schr onton. , Runeberg, Frederikson, New Or- Saga, Olsen, New Orleans ; lth, Ebenezer, Jacolsen, vii Sevitly. yALCUT EA, June 1—Saitod, Lauiy Palmerston, Dario, New ‘ork, DRA, Juno 15—Arrived, Noranside, Dear, Lon‘on (and sailed for Boston); Lith, Abnie Gray, Moore; Maori, War- den and Sir Robert Peo}, Larrabee, New York (and all sailed for London), Paseed do 16th, J § Winslow, Davis, trom New Orleans for Amsterdam, Doyre, June 13—Passed by, Welkin, Snow, from Rotter- dam for New Yor! Of 11th, Gutenberg, deiphin, DundeNrsr, June 10—Of, Nederland, Dirks, from Rotter- dam for Boston. Devin, June 13—Arrived, Goriach, from Yambure for Plitla- Eliza Young, Raymond, Do- + Providence. ELstnore, June 1 Nielsen, Philadelphia; 12th, Win S Billes, Buryess, New York for orders, EXMOUTH June 16—Artived, Star of Wales, Jones, New ‘ork. Fatwouti, June 15—Salled, Kate Davenport, Otis, Rot- terdam, FAYAL, May 20—Arrived, P © Merryman, Pennell, Callao for Antwerp (and proceedéd); June 4, Grace Lothrop, Kush, Boston (and sailed for Terceiro. GLOUCESTER, Sine 15—Arrived, Kleomiky, Paseales, Now York ; Steriing, Memery, Philadelphia; Lith, Nvova Virginlay Scarpatt, New Yore, GENOA, June L— New York. GIGRALTAR, June 7~Arrived, backs Minn'e Cameron (Br), Symons, Trieste (and sailed for New York); sth, Alaska, tier, Cotte (aad sailed 10:h for Havre); 10th, La Ciguenay Ross, Leghorn for New York, wind hound, Sutled ih, barks Argean, Lindsay, Now York; Laura (Nor), Carlson, Trieste; th, brig Nellié (Ital), York Passed the Rook 4th, ache Ei from Mentone for New York; 7h, bark Fury, Loud, from 3 Sth, ship Edu ‘Hyman, Beow York; bark Neversink, Weeks, from Leghorn rrived, Giovanni Battista, Guglielmint, sland’a Beauty (Br), Hall, nos, for for New Yori. In port loth, brig Lola (Br), Willa: from Barcelona for . RUD, vel, Prinz Abert, Cabnble h, Cimbria (6), Haack, do; Mth, "Mary B Libby, New Orieaus, JM Morsles, McPhail, Saran- clin, Fulion, Buenos Ayres: idth, St Laurent ), Lomarie, New York HALIFAX, dun Arrived, brig Galxtea (Br), Armstrong, Baltimore ne Home (Jr), Hateld, New York. Cleared 22 sgie (Br), MeNute (from Liverpool) Philade pma. POOL, Tune 13—-Arrived, Importer, Avery, New Ors Liv ; Easterern Light, MeFee, and Bures, Gaston, do Davies, Savannah; Halven, Eckstein, Mobile age, May, lies ($), Elis, New Orleans : Ts Nelson, Walls, Pensacola; LB Glichrist, Waits, Savannah? w Orleans; Ith, Cariotta, Lispardo, Gale eston. Nnova Raffaetina, Durante, New York. Princeton, Porter, New York Vanderer, Pharo, for Ballimore; North American (#1, Frocks, do and Norfolk via Halifax; Italy (#), Grogan, New’ Yor. June 7-—Arrived, Catalier, Knight, New York; Lauro. Russo, Boston. y Sailed Lith, Thames, Watlace, New York. Ent ont 16th, Liverpool, Lambert. for New Yo Lamenton, June M—Arrivet Marianeia Galatola, Romen, New York. Lrsnon, June 10—Arrived, NH Knudtzen, Petersen, New York. Sutied 10th, Marianna T, Santos, Philadelph’ MeGsINA, June 6 - Arrived, Scud, Wilson, Genoa. Manra, June 4 Simeto, Naceari, New York; éth, Florinda,'Casiero, ‘ MARSFILLES, June 1f—Salied, Jone, Sebiel, soston, NeweastLE, June M—Cleered, Bertha, New York ; 1th, Hoffmane, do. Entered out lith, Cliford, Rew, for San Francisco; 14th, Morocco, Farnsworth, Providence. Newrort (Mon.), June 18—Arrived, Electra, Gornam, Hamburg. CTeared, 14th, Magcie E, Gray, Pilishary, Annay eth, Pharos, Collar, and. Repablic, Upton, San, Franciseo: Biack Prince, Marshall, Charieston omnag Dunham, McLean, New York; Abbie R Franktin, Hoibrook, Boston. Wnt one fai ty le Sturges Linuekin, for New Orleans; Colin E it, Crowell, w York. CH tawac June 2 Arrived, Floide Orr, Hill, Sayannah, Opesaa, May 16—Arrived, Cosmopoiite, Mulder, Now we v ue 1S—Arrived, Atlanta, Jacobsen, ‘ia Faimoutl ‘Freroe, Juae 16--Arrived, bark Rothiemay (Br), Munro NO UTENNTOWN, June 14—-Arrived, Cilo, Knople, Richmond, Va, Galathoa, Mathieson, New York: Woth, Irene, Jorgerason, do! Mth, City of Dublin (s), Allon, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). ‘Of do 1th, ship Kendrick Fish, from 1 for New york: the env ae been landed here sic! ip proceeded: officer. in coed ‘oth Rachel, Norton, from Philadelphia for Liver- pool; Sarah E Fraser, from Bali River for bt Norwe- gian. irom Mejilionés for Liverpool; With, Conse i ¥ 7-Bailod, Portiand, Nelson, New York; ton; 16th, Gesine,’ Ulen, New York; New THAMPTO: steamship Donay, Ernest, New York for Bremen (and procegded). SciuLy, June 1J—-Arrives, Transit, Perey, Caliao. Of do 16a, Charles Lechere, from New York for Ant- ORVILLE, May $7—Arrived, Matilda Brooks, Jones, Now York; June 4, Roswei, CoD} \ , do SuyDaRLARD, June Te Rat Out, MA McNeil, Watt, for New York. NDHAMN, Jung 10--Arrived, Juno, Williame, New York. Se vinteRh OT. Nay 30 Are voy Erily Diasmaote, Fal d ul for Rio Janerio). ra a a Goe d Cleared, bigs Victoria Amelia (Br), Landry, New York ; lth, Lopnema (Br), Congdon, co, ‘$1 JouN, NB, June 26--Arrived, schts Osseo (Br), Sheri dap, New York; 27th, David Ames, James River, Va, Cleared 2éth, ship fronsides, Mallard, Liverpool, ‘Texet, June 15—Arvived, Jacob A Steme:, Saguson, New Yor! ‘Relig Lath, Atlanta, Ricken, Hostage 7 yeneremeness, June 12—Arrived, Ardour, White, New ‘or! yaRNton, June 7—Arrived, Marta Angels, Piragno, New ‘ork. Vicrorta, June 17—Towed to sea, ship Jas R Keeler, Ab Jen (from Port Gamble), Callao. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June 27—Arrived, schra Belle C1 Allyn's Point; Wl Atwater, New Haven ; Clyde, Boston; R Kirk, Jeraey City, Salles ‘chr Belie Crowell, Allyn’s Point; Thos N Stone, and Elma M Wright, Boaton. BOSTON, June 27 Arrived, United States steamer Talla- chra Luey J Warrea, poosa, MeRitehie, Portamouth, NH; Allen, Baltimore; Ada Ames, ;, George Riven | 7 Tasker, Allen i ler; Adama; Addie 4’ Cutler, Coombs Huddell, Cranmer; 8 Price, Godfrey; J 8 Lee, Vangil K Manning, Manning, and J 5 Detwiler, Grace. Rastern Belle, Parker, Newburg, NY; Island Belle, P! Tripoll (Pr, Edmonson, Liverpoot; allett, Baltinore via Norfolk; brie dold= Port’ a Prince; senrs Helen M Sim Dyer, Baltimore; RC Thomas, Crockett, Alexandria, Sailed—Steamer William Kennedy; ebip Blackwell; bark Volunteer. brigs Iseac Carver, Cardenas; ‘28th—-Arriyed, Baltimore; Altave'a, do; achr L 8 Levering, Galveston, June 27—arrived, Bark Lorenzo (Nor). BALTIMORE, Lund, Liverpool; brigs Frances Jane, Jones, Rio Janeiro: J B Brown, Bain, Sagua; ‘Swea (NG), Hartman, Fa} PR; Harry Perkins, our, Fortine Island? Dun! (rr), Wharton, Bar! Luey W. Snow, Hall, Caibarten; HA McGilvery, Stubbs, Matanzas; achra Harriet Baker, Webber, Martinique; M’C Hart, iavley, Boston; Emma Wiley; Oliver Seoffeld, Dissosway, and J J Pharoy Mew York: Surprise, Beers, Providence. Cleared-—Burks Adelaide, Etehberzor, Rio Janeiro and = market; Iris (NG), Rodenberg, Bremen; brig Minnehaha (Br), Micchel Digby, NB; schr Mary D' Haskell, Haakelly, aston. Sailed—Rark Kiliott Ritehfe, ; Py aad June 24—Arrived, schr A H Whitmore, Robbing,, few York, Clearod—Brigs 8 P Smith, Dodge, Porto Rico; Potomac, Caxver, Camden, NJ; sehrs’ Ambassador, Warren, and M Pearson, Peadleton, New York. ‘2th—Vleared, schva Hepzibab, Crosby, and Judge Tenney, Kavanagh, New York. BRIDGEPORT, June 26—Arrtved, aches N Shaler, Odbor,- and Ella Jane, Allen, New Yori; C'StJohn, Parsona, an Niagara, Worden, Elizabethport; Jas P MeDevitt, Mullen, Pajiadelphin; 18 Drow. Miter, Port Johnson; Frederick ‘Tyler, Terrill, New brunswick, NJ; Racer, Howard, Cold Spring; RM Huatley, Davia, New York; Albion, Smith, Bi J Tinker, Lopan, Calais, 2th—Arrive!, eli Aba, Marehall.'Bangor; Gen John » Now#V ork; J D Buckalew, Robbing, New loop RH Green, Allen, Eltzabethport. CHARLESTON, Jane 24—Arrived, steamship South Caro- lina, Beckett, New Yor In tho offing, bark Rhea Sytvia (Br), Cosin, Philuselphia, Ciared—Kehrs Chimo, Lanstl, St Marys, Ga, to load for Barbado mba, Jameson, Providence, R Barmea, from Malaga; sehr 8 A Reed, York ELLSWORTH, Jrine 23—Saile Orion. Osborne, New York, WAS" te ume 27—Arrived, schr Angeline’ pina, Fine I%—Passed in Cor Baltimore, 3. barks Northwest, from Sam brige Francis Jane, from nea, from New York; rt and ¥ i Brown, ‘hrs Victory, Moon, and: ship Palmyri Bian; Amazon, from Rio Jan do: Swede, froin Porto Rico; SW Snow, P Perkins, HT Passed out—Siip Garnet, for Havre: barks Clifton, for Pernambuco; Allierto, and Somerville, for Cork; brig Alice Abbott, for Liverpoo!. WEABMOUTH, June 26—Arrived, schr Emilie Belle, Jones, sw Yor! ‘FALL RIVER, June 97—Arrived, bark JW Barss (Br), Daviscn. London via Provitence, LVESTON, June 1%—Saled, ship Setoto, Dawson, Liv Cleared, bari Clara Eaton, Merriman, Havre. TOWN, SO, June 1f—Arrived, brige Ben} Carver, ! Chas Wesley, Gri 3 sche ST, Juno I1--Arrived, steamer Aric', Daley, Wile mington; 15th, bark Alfred & Marie (Fr), Gombert, Havana. (and cleared same day for Punta Rosen). MOBILE, June 23—Cleared, ship Progress, Young, Liver= pool (2d clenranco); brig Adéone (NG), Wurthermann, Wile mington; schr Ann'& Susan, Henderson, Boston. ‘Qith—Sailed, sehr Ann & Susan, Hendeason, Boston, MILLBRIDGE, Me, June 2i—Salied, sehr Enterprise (new), Leighton, Ponce, PR, MYATIO, Juno 6—Artved, schr Mary Anna, Adams, Phile adelphia. Salied--Sehr Baltimore, for Now York. Arrived, sehr G Repplier, Blizzard, Philadelphia. EW ORLEANS, J -Arrived, barks Arthur, Lambe, Calbarten; Annie’ Batcheldor, Steelman, Ce:te, " Below, coming np, ship Dake of Weilin srbaven > bark Windermere, Vere, from News . E. Steam#nip Gladiator, Williains, Liverpool; ship Camperdown, Macey, do; bark Marta (Sp), Pujol, Barce- Ton SovTiwnsr Pass, June 2—Sniled, ships Frank N Thayer and Wild Hunter. The ship Formos’ is on the bar, bound ORFOLK, June %6—Arrived, brig Tda (Br), Dix, Balti- more: schr Allan Lewis, Lewis, rom do, bound to Bostom, leaking. WhEWBURYPORT, June 26—Arrived, ache Mand Webster. 2 rondont, Bo "NEWPORT, June 21. PM—Amived, schra Fannio @ War- ner, Dickinson, Philadelpiia; J M Freeman, Eldridge, New York for Ed: wih, hala. Selits Blast, Parker, Philadelphia; Susan, Bishop, jew York (not previously). Yith—-Arrived, schrs Joa f Potts, Davia, Rondout ; Faebiom, Young, Providence fur New York; J Goodspeed, Rondowts Sarah Jone, New York; E Waterman, Rondout for Lynn; Saruh Louisa, Gardiner for New York. Pe ORM OHE Cg erm aahte Mase 5 Lanai Net, iadelphia; Niantic, Smith. Hol a. het LORDON, ‘Sune 26—Arrived, schr John T Manson. lanson, Shields, Sohrs AP Rowland, Rowland, Baltimore for Bos- Isiand Relie, Dickerson, Rondout for do; ewburg for do; Ehza, Rondout for do; H'M Barker, aon, do for Salem; Sarah Clark, Grislith, Philadelphia for Buston’ NEW HAVEN, June 27—Arrived, achra Addie P Avery, Ryan, Kaltunore; belipse, Dickerson, Port Johnsons J Holl arnpshires Judge Runyon, Lewis; Curtis Goodwin, vson, Jas Buckalow, Robbins; Klas Runyon, Camp- dell, and J Tiverty, Carroll, eaal laden, PHIT,ADELPHLA, June 27—Arrived, Ships Guinivere (Bry Duun, Liverpdol; liza Everett (Br), Dennis, Androssan barks’ Nargarot Evans, Smiley, Antwerp; John’ eddie, Wis- weil, Androssan; brigs Leona (Br), Tingley, Havana Battlda, ¢ Beower; Acne M Knight, Davis, Bath Ella M’ Pennell, Mitchell, ‘Fall River; achrs’ Donna Ana, Whaley, Mary, Glichrist, St John, NB; rs aKa Johnson, Mabman, Windsor; Lucy D Parker, Wood's Mole; 8 Castner, Jr, Robinson, New York. Charter Oak, Poole, New Hi Toua, Ken Newport: Eadte B Tr L'F Smith, Crie, Boaton; Tam nm, Ryder, Harwich; HA H Baxter, Baxter, Boston ; 3, Baxtor; Mary » Gary; Rmily & Jenny, Chas & Smith, Hansin; L QC Wisgart, Mason, Dick Williams, Corson, Boston; Hannibal, Fox, Stonington; Geo Twioill, Henry, New Brunswick, NJ. Cieared—bark Devonshire, Hanover, Liverpool; brigs Ma- rt), Sh hon; Cubs (Br), Shaw, Gibraltar for orders: sclirs McLaughlin, st Joun, NB; O8 Grove, Weazer; ME Cranmer, Norris} George:ta, Lord; 6 A Conklin, Daniels, and Searsvilie, Chase, Boston; 'S 'T Weaser, Haris, Newburyport Rowe, Whittemore, Boson € P Stickney, Wooies, Gloucester; Sporsman, Morton; Cla- Nickerson, WF’ Baker, Baker © & Raymond, Kel- nd Ocean Wave, Bryant, Bostor; Hannibal, Rogers, nwell; Alaska, "Pierce, Salem; E & M’ Baxter, Roston; FW" Jobnson, Marts, Bosom; mith, Cambridgeport ; Fred Gray, Lakeman, Ipa- ; Gilmore, McDonald, do; Hazleton, Cumunmgs, Taunton; JS Weilin, Cro Providence;’ Annie May, Baker, salem; J H Perty, Kelly, Providence; Ann Eliz Kelly, Harwichport Liwrs, June 27, PM—Arrived, scht Hero, from. Havana, for orders; bark Rdsalee reimat yose 2 -Arrives, ‘brig Hunter, from Tuspan for New ‘ork. Tn port, ache Hero, for New York, ame day. REVETLAND, Jun’ 26—Arrived, ‘seir Hattio Rove; Orley jew York. Clenred—Schr Georgie Dearing, Forbes, Philadelphta. POKISMOUTH, June 37—Arrived, bark Volunteer, Scott, Ardrossan. PAWTUCKET, June 27—Arrived, achrs Success, Richards, and 8 A Falconer, Wiison, tuzapeta port. Sailed—Schrs salmon Washburn, staples; J H Young, Bare Kat 1D. ‘Mary, Coggawell, jew York. CE, June 2?—Arrived, barks Emily Lowthair anna (lr), MéLean, Liverpool ; chem ‘eimore, Anderson, RBruaswick, Ga; Hattie rages y, Philadelphia ac P Hazard, Dickens, Elizabeth for Pawticket; Alida, Knowles, Elizabethport; Emeline E Pot- ter, Eliswortn, do; ¥ F Randolph, Steelman, do; Evergreen, Banes, da: ® ‘Hazard, Lawson, do; John Warren, Me- Estelle Furniss, do; New Beguias, Hatlock, Ron- ¥ ‘Abel, Fowler, ‘do;' Thames Dwight, do Below, antici’, Jie—schrs Mary A Tyler, Tyler, Philatelphia; Monan- tico, Clayboole, do; Jam English, Bartow, Ne _ York James M Bayles, Arnoid, do; A, Mount, Young, do; Edt Wootton, do, {za Pharo, Sherman, do. RIOHIOND, Sue 36. tom, mt curs Hardscrabble, Fates, Rocktand; Hl, Hall, to Schrs Nollie Prown, Higgins, Bostom; J H Lock ret, New York; & ull, Hunter, Providence ‘8. via Uaborn: SAN FRANCISCO, June 19—Arrived, ship Helen Morris, Nott, Hong Kong. Cleared—Barks Burdigata (Fr), Roussoaa, Port Townsend; Hong Kong. iship City of Melbourne (Bry Grainger, June 2—Sailed, steamship Cleopatra, Phil§ NEYARD HAVE) june 27, PM—Arrived, schrs Utica, New York for St John, NB; Juno, do for Waldoboro; Peart, and Free Wind, Portland for New York; Susan Cent ‘Thomastown for do; Senator, Boston for do; Freddie L Por- ter, d> for Baluiiore; Lizzie Bateheider, do for Philadelphia. Passo by_—Schrs Arctic, New York for Boston; Union, do for Rockland, Cornelia, do for Gardiner; Juita Newell, da. for Bangor; Amezica, and James Henry, do for Sailet, aehrs Utica and Juno. lene A a wid; Honolniu and SAVANNAH, lips, New York, June 38, AM—Arrived, sehrs Mary M and New York for Boston; J M_ Freeman, do for W Bentiey, Hoboken ‘tor Danvers; Phoenix, South A for Portiand; Andrew i. Edwards, Salem for Puiladelphias Brandywine, Boston for do—and all satled, AMALMINGTON, NC, June2}—Arrived, brig Rovor (By, arn, New York. ‘aéth_- Arrived, bark Alert (NG), Ehrenstem, Philadelphia, sche Mott Redeil, Hetell, ‘Atoxandring Va, Cleared—Brig W H Bigelow (Br), Borden, Rotterdam. ween’ une 27—Salied, echt Elias MecLoon, Spear New York. A.—Barry’s Safe Hair Dye. Purely Vegotabl Eastiy applied ; only one bottle. 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