The New York Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1872, Page 10

GRANT AND WILSON AOCHPT. The Philadelphia Nominees Notified of the Party Choice. REPLY OF GENERAL * GRA T. 4 Sonator Wilson's Speech, and Plodge-—-High | Promises apd Resy Hopes. ‘WASHINeTON, June 10, 1872, Pursuant to a wetice, Judge Settle, of North Caro- Bna, President ef the National Republican Conven- ‘tlon, and the ‘Woe Presidents for the several States ‘end Territories, met at the Ebbitt House, at noon ‘toay to'take action m regard to oMcially notify- ng President Grant and Senator Wilson of their ‘mominations at Philadelphia. Judge Settle and ‘Ingst of the Vice Presidents were present. An ar- rangement had been previously made with the President to meet him at eight o’clock this evening, but.as many of the gentlemen residing in distant States desired to take the evening train for home Judge Settle and several of the Vice Presiaents ‘waited on the President at the Capitol and re- «quested that he wonld fix an earlier hour. He ac- cordingly fixed one o’clock P. M., and at that hour ‘was at the White House awaiting the arrival of the piicers of the Convention. The latter arrived at ‘about half-past one and were shown into THE PRESIDENTS PRIVATE OPFICB. ‘The President came in @ moment later, when each . Of the delegates was introduced by Judge Settle. After the ceremony of introduction had been per- formed Judge Settle said:— Mr. PresipeNt—We are before you to perform a \wery agreeable duty. Weare here to officially in- form you of your unanimous nomination for the “Presideney by the National Republican Convention ‘@esembied in Philadelphia on the 6th instant. Be- yond this Ido ndt know that we have anything to vany, ‘ Here Judge Settle handed the President the fol- Jowing ietter:— Wastinoton, June 18, 1872, To THE PRESIDENT :— Siz,—In pursuance of our instructions, we, the undersigned President and-Vice-Presidents of the Republican Convention, held in Philadel- hia on the Sth and 6th inst., have the honor to in- rm you of your nomination for re-election to the office of Preaident of the United States. As it is im- ~possible to give an adequate idea of the enthusiasm Which prevailed, or the unauimity which hatied you ‘a8 the choice of the people, we can only add that Jou ree received the entire vote of every State ‘sad egarting Sane re-election necessary to the ~peace and continued prosperity of the country we eek your acceptance ofthe me ore MAS SETTLE, President of-the National Republican Convention. . Paul Stgopacn, of Alabama, Evisna BaxteR, of Arkan . ©, A. Sanaunt, of Californa, Sabin L. Saaz, of Connecticut, Presidents, Ysaac Jour, of Delaware, BEng4MIn ConLpy, of Georgia. @MORY A, STORRS, of Ilinota. General SOLOMON Bb MEREDITH, of Indiana, W. H, SERVES, of Iowa. SE Karty of Kené el ol en tur FRazIE! poe Capa ‘hs : Bao cs UDEEY 8. GREGORY, New Jcrevy. B. OLAFLIN, of New EDWARD CANTWE! ELL, of Koren Carolina. 2 0. MUEHLER, of O! BN F. BOOTH, of drego! 2 wW. haget of Penntyie wanta, . BURNSIDE, of Rhode Island. of South Carolina. ILLIAM H. WISNER, of Tennessee. A. B. NORTON, of Texas. J. FAIRBANKS, of Vermont. Se J. MALORD, of Virginia. CHA! HORTON, of West Virginia. Ss neral cms FATROHILD, of Wisconsin. of Florida. GEORGE M. QHILOOTT, of Colorado. JOH! QOOK, of District of Columbia. JOHN RF. MoBRIDE, of Idaho. JUHN W. DONNELLR, of Wyoming. J. F. HOLLIS" ‘Utah. ¥F. BREBDEN, 0 ee Mexico. L: B. OHURCH, of Montana. THE PRESIDENT SAID:— “Gentlemen, I am not now ready to respond to your letter, but will take an early opportunity todo ‘80 in writt Ei oer 40, air. Your answer, I presume, ‘be addressed to me, Mr. Srorns, of Ilinols—I wish tho President of ‘the Convention would tell President Grant what a wm ae Convention we-had, Ihave never seen any- ct to equal it. Serrie—I po gna! Tam unequal to the task, aah ‘consequently must decline. Suppose you ado it. ‘The PREsipent—That is @ speech to which ‘J could Ce append respond. It is short and to be sally of the President occasioned general oe beech or preere am quite sure I should fall if I at- tempt nything Uke a description of the Conven- tion. It cannot be described, The enthusiasm, the unanimity, the solid vote of every State, can’t be adequately described, even in the publicprints. The President must himself have been present to fully 4 Hie the Convention. What we now want to do p rch ie to tell the President what We intend to do in November. Pav. SraopacH—Mr. President, as a Vice Presi- dent of the National Convention, aud as a repre- sentative of the Germans of America, I pledge Ala- bama for you in November with as handsome a P NEW YUKK HERALD, TUESDAY, rene i ‘the “ea For iret vate eaten "to, mnalntage. te ishing 1d of pe en pal the Co, and gidea ofthe" epepican era ver to true to my In the futare, ag im the past, I shall unfalte! here to those principles which are the con of my judgment, heart and conscience. I am clear! of the Seiplon Saas the great, soldier who ant such filustriows services to the comp isy in cee arene civ war will be re-elected Preskient nited ion leadi nnn ‘of the repobiican party sean tbe 5 amentigned esteem it @ honor | with htm 1a Oe the ‘contest. “wnele lam fam erate iu he the friends wie gave me such generous sup- | port T honor those who adhered with such devotion Mr. omer ‘We have been al and political friends for twenty ee and it is @ source of profound to me that our persons) disturbed by the recent contest. While I shall never cease to feel grateful to friends who pine m.! fab ‘their support, I shall ever entertain for those Ww who deemed it tobe helt uy to isa pe air wearers to others, I-hope we shall all i wampes every honest and riotio ees ol 7) every man true to rights of humanity, every man who would elevate the condition of ‘the tolling militons, and have our. ze- ublic become a it Christian nation and ex- stood that our ranks are wide open to receive all devoted to the p covey: my who would advance the neral well- Pes of all contiane 26 Tana and aft conditions people. We, republicans, should offer the hand of reconoiliation to all fair-minded and honor- shie men, sma eee at legitimate means to achieve success, for the honor and salvation of the geenkey ag well as for that of the which saved t) Union and established ih cone part atts THE PRESIDENT’ ACCEPTANCE. Wasarnaton, D. 0., June as ita Hon. Tuomas Swrriz, President of National ublican ipearensions PauL STRaBaoH, EvIsHa ye ald ‘A. BARGENT and others, Vice Presi- en GENTLEMBN—Your letter of this date, advising m of the action of the Crean held in ‘Philadel. phia, Pa. on the 6tn and 6th of this month, and ot my Unanimous nomination for the Presidency by tt, 1s received. I Mos the nomination, and thi turn my heartfelt thanks to your cons! this mark their confidence and support. If elected in November and protected by a kind Providence in health and strength use ‘perform the duties of the it conferred, I promise the same zeal and devotion to the 4 of the whole ee for the future of my official life as shown in he past. Past experience may é guide me in avoid- tog inistakes inevitable wit vices in all profes- sions ard in all occupations. When relieved from the responsibilities of my present trust, oy the election of a successor, whether It peat the end of this term or next { hope to leave to him as Executive a country at peace within ite own borders, at peace with out- side nations, with a credit at home and abroad, an: without embarrassing questions to threaten its future prosperity. ‘With the expression of a desire to seca speedy healing of all bitterness of feeling between sections, ties or races of citizens, and the time when the tle of citizen carries, with it all the protection and privileges to the humblest that 1t does to the most exalted, I subscribe myself, rey peg; your obedient servant, THE NATIONAL GAME. The Finest Contest of the Season—Bos- tons vs. Mutuals—Eleven Inninge—Score Three to Two. ‘The Red Stockings of Boston and the Mutuals of this city played the third game of thetr champion- ship series yesterday afternoon on the Union Grounds, Brooklyn, and @ finer contest has seldom been Witnessed on any ground or im any season. ‘The day was, on the whole, propitious, although considerable rain fell towards the close of the game, which was witnessed by about six thousand pefwons, aad was ‘by nothing but the Wretched umpiring Bomeisjer, which was E re- fuente for Without exception fhe very poorest oxhihition of tho kind yet aeei on the Union Grounds. For the first four or five innings he was thoroughly impartial; bat after this he seemed tobe actuated by nothingso much as a desire to beat the Mutuals. When Pearce went to bat in the eighth inning he (the umpire) called first 4 strike, then @ ball, and finally two balls, after which Spaulding sent in some five or six unfair balls, which were allowed to go by unnoticed. The same thing occurred in the tenth inning, when six balls were pitched outside the latitude prescribed by the rules after two balls out of three had been called. One has but to look at the score to see that pogg meee radically wrong; for, ee eee ing the Mutuals made more vase hits and fewer errors than did the Bostons, still the latter won. é THE GAME. Sharper and more brilliant play, than was shown during this game was never witnessed on any field. ‘The bétting men were as confident as you please that the Bostong wopld win, simply because the Mutuals were badly defeated’ Saturday last by the Athletics, and threw Thelr money around in the most promiscuous manner possible at odds of 100 to 30. Hicks was quite {ll before the game began, and many thought he would be unable to hold out ‘until the end, but he did nevertheless, and played ie pe sition beautifuily, too. Bechtel, too, was on the list, he having a lame leg, which ‘compelled his re- tirement to right field, The Mutes went first to bat, and were retired in the order of their striking—Leonard making @ very aoe goed catch in left field; George Wright gave are & Warm one, which was very nicel; ked up, was thrown a little too and Joe Start eel it; Barnes gave Hatfield a fly, and the next two strikers were victimized by Pearce and Start. The second inning was made notable by a fine dou- ble play by George Wright and Barnes, and a bril- Mant catch of a foul ball by MeMullan, {n left fleld. In the third inning, after again blanking the Mutuals, the Bostons scored arun, Rogers earning first, wetting to second on Eggler’s allowing the ball £0 pass him, to third on a passed ball by Hicks, and home on Harry Wright's long fly to Eggler. In the next inning the Mutuals scored an earned run, Start aud Bechtel doing the batting, but the Reds were retired in one-two-three order by Egglcr, Boyd, Hatfeld and Start. In the sixth muing the Mutes were captured on A NICE DOUBLE PLAY majority a8 in 1864, and the overwhelming vote of | by Barnes and Gould and a foul fy taken in by the el ch hundred thousand German voters in the | Schader, while the Bostens were neatly done for by United States, Pearce, Hatileld, Start and Eggler. In the seventh The PRESIDENT—It is certainJy gratifying for me | imning McV and Barnes and Pearce, Hatfeld and to learn after holding office for three years—never | Start made double piay, while in the eighth inning heaving belore held a political ofice, and | the Bostons, throagh an error by Start, scored their mever having been a candidate for nomina- | second run, and the Mutuals were again blanked. th have been endorsed by my former support- | Each side retired without getting in a run ip the ers, This is something 1 canuot forget. course, Very grateful. General SoLomon D. MeEREpITH—The nomina- tion of President Grant is unprecedented in the history of the United States. In the Philadelphia ‘Convention every CongressiOnal-distriet was repre- sented, and every delegate cast his vote for you, Mr. President. 1 have been present.at other republican nventions. I was present when you, Mr. Presi- ent, was first nominated, and I can say unhesitat- ingly that I never before saw such spontaneous pogo as was exhibited at Philadelphia, It is flattering to yeu, sir, And now let me say for Tn a that she will give you fifteen electoral ‘votes. Iwillnot say anything.about the precise maiority, bat I am sure of fifteen electoral votes. ¢ PRESIDENT—At any rate don’t let your people Vote but once. (Laughter.) General MEREviTH—No; we ore to give you the State by a handsome Ingjority y by allowing each voter to vote ouce only. B. F. Contry, the Georgia Vice President—We ‘will do the best We can for you, Mr. President; bea Tam, of 4s as much as Georgia can do. "(Laughter.) General Joun F. Bexsamix, of Missouri—You mnow as well as I do, Mr. President, that disaffec- taon has existed in ‘the ranks of the republican in Missouri; but let me assure you that the nis very slight. a8 we did in 1868, Wili_ do our duty at the polls, nor FURCUILD, On behalt of Wisconsin, the President a handsome majority, as did nt, from Michigan, and Ciarles J, Melord (colored), from Virginia, The Jatver put Pegi by 7 for 60,000 for Grant, Mr. A. lonTON, Of TeXas—If Mr. Groeiey should bee endorsed at Baltimore Texas will give dwlectorgl vote. Anasmuch as neg: have i Mr. Witijan Ff ‘ou, Mr. President, that we will make a gallant ight in Tennessee. There are @ good many of the uthern democracy in my Sjate who, if they sate called upon to give uj Oteecley aud Brown, woul en, a8 they did in 1865. THE VICE PRESIDENT EXPECTANT. ‘ame delegation then took their leave and pro- | cheded to the Oapitoi to wall on Senator Wilson, They met him in the room of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs. Judge Serrie, addressing Senator Wison, said fie had a yery grateful duty to perform under in- structions of the Philadelphia Netional Conven- ion, and handed him a jetter informing bim of his Nomination for the Vice Presidency, and added he “Was Bure he could not, even if he attempted, give Ab idea of the enthusiasm which prevaiied at the Copyention. Senator Wilson made the following impromptu reply :-—~ Twill to a day or two give you an anawer in writ- ing to this communication. I take this occasion, however, to thank you and the mempers of the Con- Yention you ‘ene for this manifestation of con- Ndence. he neither asked nor wrote to any memsber of the Convention to give me a vote, Tam ay the A rateful for their generous sup- ports J am grate Every loyal man wiil support you, ready s#urrenilered to you, prefer to surrender to We propase to do now | you her | WIsnen, Of Peunessee—I proinise | their organization to | Wh 100 Ive tp Byynsly Was of | pyoountable reason, Was gbacwt f ninth inning, and, of course, another inning had to be played, Pearce came first to bat and Was most Shabbily treated by the umpire, who, however, finally gave him his base on balls, A double play by Barnes and McVey soon ended Dick's career, however, and the prospect for a run looked slim in: deee. Eggier got to on balls and to second on Hatfield's good hit to right fleld, but was finally left by Start’s flying out to Schaffer, Boyd and Bechtel each made errors in this inning, but nevertheless the Reds did not score, Hatfield capturing two of them on a neat double play and another on the fly. the first Bostonian to the bat, Eguler, but McVey and Spauidii with good hits, Schaffer hit a go was well taken by each followed one to left eld, and ify ‘ey scored the Jong-looked-for winning run. 4 fouled to Start, and the game was over. following is the-#core : — BOSTON. 1. nae 14%) i 630 zy) 16 1 r ould, Lat D, 2 | Mi Schaffer,3d 4231 | Pe: Rogers, Ff... 2100 } Cummfagsp i 0100 | Totals... 3 _Totala......8 8 98946 9 ING | cube, dat, Beh Sal. Ath. BAA th, TON Beh, A. LOCH, na } Mursal oy By Se oo 8 0 0 Boston OC. Moe Mw, ee 0 0 i} Runs earned—Matual, 1; Boston, 0, | Umpire—Mez. Bomeislér, of the Eureka Glub, { game—TWwo bours aad ten minutes. bases by errors—Mutual, 5 times; Boston, 5 times. Fi | Base Ball Note. To-day the Mutuals play the Haymakers on the Union Grounds. A MURDEROUS MELEE, | one Man Killed and Several Persons Fatally Injured. Abont nine o'ciook last night a disturbance oc- curred im Houston street, near the Ninth precinct station heuse, which resulted in the killiug of Gharles G, Magglort, the wounding of Carrie, his whe, and Louts Magrait, her brother, It appeared last pight, from the statements of Mrs. Mag- giorl, that the fracas began through some | family difficulties, The party had been standing in | front of their houses in Lewis street, when her brother made come remarks that did not exactly suit Maggiori, and he struck Magra in the face, This resulted eee Dent, which only ended atthe Ninth preeinct station honge. The woman was wounded in the Jeft breast, Louis in the temple and hand, and Charles Maggior! in the back, the ball going through the lungs. They’ were all removed to Bellevue Hospital in ambulances, and the physicians of that instituuion Immediately set to work to find out the extent of | the damage done. Captain Murphy, for some un- rq his precingt. which speaks badly for a cay vice in the force. and a little more agren' manding officer of not be out of place. THE COLVOOORESSES MURDER. ‘The Case Still Shrouded in Mystery—No Clue to the Murderer Yet—A Reward To Be Offered by the Governor of Con- moecticut. BaumGerorr, June 10, 1872. Deep mystery atill shrouds the Colvocoresses murder, although detectives are at work in the case. All the sensational stories published by New York and other journals about this and that sus- pected party, and whtch heve ted to the arrest of ‘one or two persons, who were again immediately ‘imaginations of captain of two years’ #er- colace is a dangerous one, jon on the part of the com- police in that district would and Sere be at a loss facts and din matter and seek for a ponent to cover eir enterprise. ‘The Hrratp has mien all the reliable par- and, @head of any —_ lew York paper the detaiis as they we been de are still as thick a8 files, and every individual has his particular opinion on the matter. No now tects have been developed. It 1a understood that nor is to offera it reward on the part of the State ihe the detection of the Speedy ety po to noon me oe (Monday) papers’ i ig expioes bacapieite TB, ‘Sruch ressed zens of antes ihe Maree ak not offer a reward on part of the city the after the ae. In the absence of legal autho: i the pub- backed him SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. 4:28 | Moon seta... .eve 11 46 High water.morn — — OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR ' MONTH OF JUNE. Bicamare. | Bail, | Destination! Of |Oiasgow....|7 Bowling Green Tivetvoci: [29 Broadway. :|June 29. - . [June 29.. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 10, 1872. [3 Bowling Greeu CLEARED, epaeres Dirigo. Johnson, Portland—J F Ames. h ern Thomas (Port), Berda, Jr, Oporto—Hagemey- ot ar, io Wolmestrand (Nor), Kjaer, Newry, I—Tetens & ark Dale Manin (tal), Rocco, Londonderry—Fanch, ‘ark ‘Alladin (on, Evensen, Stettin—Funch, Edye & Rark Antelope, B Chipman, Cadiz—J E Ward & Co. Bai telope, Davis, St Croix via 8t Thomas—Roche B atte rattan ait! Nickels. ie atgnsas BP Book & co. ark Tron Age. Orabtree. on KW Pasimnton, Crossley, Ourdeneee Wala Fisia AK Josie Mildred, Young, Cardonae—J Bark J W (Br), Curie, Com i Say tiene ay be akat Bark Pohono, ‘Thompson, Bor lapp & Jix Preres (Br), Koneig, cre T E Solomon & Favorite, Duell, Port @ Spain—H Trowbridge's LM Merritt, Harriman, Cienfhegoe—J E Ward & Juliet a hinwiy 4 Moors; Clenfuexce—Thompson & agin. justin, Caledonia: Mar Jedonig—R Marray. Jt, iller “& Hough- ig Mariposa, Milton, 8t Mary's, Ga—Miller 4 Hough- hos Meyer, Hicks, Washington, DO—Abel Ab- Fi rig Fanny Rk ny Se yon ee tty ne Bene Mary @ Curran, Ourran, Barbados—Middleton & “Bene Ramlber, Hamilton, Governor's Harbor—O E Sta- ba hr Escort (Br), Curry, Monckton—D R DeWolf & Co. Sonr Freedom (ir), King, Windsor—Crandall, Berteaux ‘sche a weyers) Reed, S9gkeonvil He. © Loud & batt Albeo Hiner Dissoway, Richmond—Bvans, Ball £ ‘bo. Thomas, Rose, Washington, DO—VanBrunt Mutes tried hard to got in a run, but a double play | by Barnes and Gould blighted thetr hopes, and thelr last chance was cut off by George Wright.’ Leouard, In the eleventh inning the | 4 | Liverpool, Is consigned to $ LX a ey 58 Murphy, Portland—C L Hatch. Moulton, Crowley, Newbu: ‘t—Jas Murray. 4 Oregon, Wilson, Newport and Vall Wiver-it Ww wate Wm Lond, ichr Wm Gray, Al lew ion. iteamer pict Monet Sia ynolds, Baltimore. iteamwer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia. Steamer M Massey, Smith, Philadeiph ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD 8TRAM YACHTS. Steamship City of Brookivn (Br), Tibbitts, Liverpool May and Qucenatown Bias, sgt Tndse gn Sune 8, gol Sandy foots ed pe hip Cuba, bound assed amas ‘uba, ind cast; Hah seast Bee peares Beamer, bound east; Se miles cast of Ag seam of Baltimore, bound east. Meamship atin (Br), Gleadell, Liverpool May 30, via jueenstown 3 mdse and ‘passengers tod H parks. June 2 iy 51 02, Jon 1811, passed a Guion steam- [ota east; same day passed! ‘brig-rigged steamship ound Steamship Canada (Br), Webster, Live: | May 29 meeumown Sth witn tides und B80) aeniers fo Pwd i bark-rigged Hurst. June 6, lat 4612, lon 4502. pai ship, with red funnel. bound cast, a amship Minnesota (Hr), Morgan, Liverpool, May 29, via Queenstown 80th, with mdse and be ntetrage pawen gers. to Williams & Gulon, June 4, passed an Inman steamship Wound By Sa, W, Cunard steamship bound E 1o W paased an Inman steamship b Bark Mable deab, Chighigola, Liverpool 4 mdse to order; vessel { Agresta, Took the southern passage and had fine weather; has been'8 days west of ermiud Burk Nuova Verita (Ital), Rertolotto, Liverpool 82 days, with mdse to order; vessel to ‘Agvosta. Took the Lcuthern passage and had moderate weathers has been 10 “Hak Weta (NG) Schulte, Hamburg 80a ith md: aa “ jambu jays it to C Tobias & Oo. Took the northern pase ge,and had Ane weather as been Zl days west of the Rar! ‘obb, Pac! Dare a8 10 ehath 1 Sobh jenas 10 days, with sugar to BC8s, Bark Galveston (of Mystic), Briard, Sagua 9 ugar to. H Mallon road phe Ras rig Reaper (Br), Marrett, Rio Janeiro 52 days, with cof- fee to LE Amsinck & Go; vessel to JO McArthur. Crossed the Equator mers. 8, in ton 39 25; had fine weather. rey fosher, Yaboca 16 days, with sugar to PI Novins & Sone, Brig Ambrose Light (of Boston), Hite car nnd molasses to Bi foughion, tile ts ins, Arroro, PR, jet & Bond; ves" Q ind moderate weather, ig Marla Wheeler (of St George, Mc), Barker, Matan. zag Sdaye, with molasses to order} vowel to BC Loud Had moderate weather. o ifig Angelia: Broven Breakwater 2 days, with 6 tosimpson & Claph. Had moderate Brig SV Smith (of Bangor), Dodge, with sugar toNadal & Co: vessel to wanzns 18 days, via Delaware H Switt & Co; verse! ngues 11 dayn, ip milea SE of Sandy Hook, tere LY can miles SE of Sandy Hook, passed a erh lomber, a parent’ the doc Aad a4 Tec. ir Florenge Bailey of New London), ales Pe ira 20 ays, with rubber and nuts to FG Guimaraes. Had fin Neather up to lae 3; from theneo 1 days with tight ‘wins and calme. Schr Geo Washiagton, Sherlook, B ongitio oe age. men jaracon 12 days, with r EM Sawyer, Kelly, Baracoa 10 days, Br Were ‘ys elly, on jays, with fruit to Bohr Harriet Brewster, Squires, Humacon 10 daye, with sugar and wool to A Abb Brown, Charleston Sdaya, with lumber me, Ball & ¢ iitsey, Norfolk. rani ah thd eigetorns DE. Schr D A Steelman, Scull, Virginia, Schr Moonlight, Homers, Virgiate Sehr Samuel Wood, Wood, Virginia, The bark Rebecea (Aust), from Newcastle via Fayal, which arrived 9h, reports took the southern passage and had tine weathers has been 5 days west ‘of Bermuda; . SS 59, ‘orto Rico, The bark Francisca Camoe! (tad, arrived 8th from rehant & Co, The brig Emmanuele (Ital), arrived sth from Liverpool, is consigned to 8 L Merchant & Co (not as tefore re: Passed Through Hel! Gate, WOUND SOUTH. Independence, Moth Roslyn for New York. Schr Sandolphin, Aylward, Windsor, NS, for Hudson City, with plaster tb Taylor & Co. Schr Margaret, Crocket, Bangor for New York, with po- tatocs to A Bennett, Schr Helen Mar, Ward, Providence for Elizabethport. Schr Ann E Jones, Brown, Providence fer Elizabeth. 8 por' Schr Urbana, Allen Bridgeport for New York Schr Golden Ray, Davis, Providence for New York. bebr Lona, Giflo rwich for New York yacht James Buchanan, Suith, New Haven for Yew or Behir Sond Jones, Norwieh for Now Brunswick, N. Behr Wil Jewitt, Parkers New Bedford for New \ork, Behr A G Lawson, Lawson, New Haven for Haverstraw. Schr F Merwin, Bunce, Frovidence for r Eltzabethpor hr Mary deinings, Groves, New Loudon Yor New r Martha C Adams, Newvort for Elirabethport. Mary Bodine, Brackett, New Bedford for New yitlit Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, ®ew Haven for New ‘ork. vQchir Mattie 8 Collins, Tribble, Portland for New York, with stone to Jackson, Rojlly & taheltt Freestone, Burns, Portland for Harlem, with stone orde Kee SP Wallace, Thompson, Portland for Now York. Bohr James Fitch, New London for Now York, pag Eaura Robinson, Rebinson, New Bedford for Bliza str Erescent Longe, Atwood, Providence for New Seti Emptre, Jones, Middletown for New York. Schr Celeste, Brown, Northport for New York, Schr u Blackman, Arnold, Sehr FE all, Ni New London for prey, Wall, Hartford fo Sehr Mery Louise, Now Nedtord tor Neg Bely Damburg, Fletcher. Martiord for Phiinde hia, jon 6246, spoke schr Bliza Thompson, | JUNE 11, 1872.TRIPLE SHEET, ond Louls A Edwards, Lawler, Providence for New fer Sarah Merritt, Hunter, Cold Spring for New ve che Sarah A Buckley, Baskicy, Bridge! tap af i Samuel P Godwin, Waterbury, New York for Stam- ‘Schr Evelyn, Burger, New York for Stamford. BOUND Bast. ete Sailor Prince (Br), Williams, New York for St mo Royal Sovereign (Br), Green, New York for Bt "ante H (Br), Baker, York for $4 Jobe, NB. meh Ramle Collins (a), Cochrane, New York for Wind- “Sehr A Pharo, Bingham, Ellzabethport for Fall River. York for Rockland. aoe oneki sig a Ney tore Hondout for Provi- echt ‘Reading RR No &, Reilly, New Brunswick for Nor- saber rt for Taunton. "BE pire torn lard, Plymouth for New a aoe B Averill is, ww Yor! +oolin ormelialigg el port ‘ovidence. peau ageha barrens ewes ubsuer lata Philadelphis for i, Nowy Bertford for Hartford. a Fern, New York for Cawbay. -iend. 2 ce aaegty, aerate, femtons “Reus ay Goraay. 1 Gomney. eer Tite David, Behe Ete Aa ‘Sepe bethport for Pi Xan te ont for Pro Se Ae on for Brovidence. aa shaken for ‘Amboy for Hart- for Hartford. ‘J Providence. Aa slgbote rrovidence. ww York for Roslyn. sat Ae don, hr GM EEeeom mt Hengetly aes rt. Sent Mary Browne, Monrell, wed iy ae for Provi- 0. eat Anthony Burton, Smith, Weehawken for Wester- ys BELOW. Suip Carl (NG), Otten, from Bremen May 4, with mdse and passengers to H Koop & Co. Wind at sunset W, fresh. Marine Disasters. Barx Jony Oaxppety (Br), Morrissey, from Barrow, E, for Philadelphia, put Mio Kingstown, I, about June 5, leaky, and ibe Probably have to discharge for repairs. BA (Br), {yom New York for Antwerp, re- shore at Jones’ Inlet, in about the same con- raparied, , the veasel ig 80 far in shore that but I effect upon her. af mn all taken out, the Coast SOAS iF ving here Bera 7) By hee. oor f ae been tac j,and an attempt will be made in a day or two to it her font the Pras uuder command of Oapc Ei agers the time ofthe isaster, not Capt Brown, as was Sonn Foaxra iol from Ge & North. rarer with coi Fa vat pg tal tits leaking i proceed after undergoing repairs, ozs Hunrassa (of Dennysville), Sprague, which went seporeca Hedge, came off after laying from the Bi Cio ise st fore foot ‘and part of the shoe a¢ the most of the damage s Bcux Josix, from Addison, Me, for New York, was in Pravinogtoma: harbor June 7, AM, with loss of deck load and hoat jou StariiaHt (of Calais), at meres Haven, reports ), PM, about 440 yards north Cae ‘on the Btone Fi forse, saw Jibboom, apparently attached toa sunken vessel; saw eae quantities of lathé and lumber in the vicinity; also reports saw can buoy gone from Chatham bar. Ronn Davin Bunnn ax 20, of Gloucester, put i fo Sydney Boh Inst, having lost frgmass, ma Te ved other Gamage | inthe gale of the 6th int ont ist Bank. Probably temporarily repair dieled Ad retarn IW Corrs. ei from Sackville, as for New xe ih was leet em ay beam preae b in A a to Boston pit Ane uae e Oypreas Was Testes Bhe soo8 ep 4 cafe i fury 2 Ber ‘was at the wre Soun Tras, ¥ ‘Warez put into Newport 7th inst, pe § Be Se Sas Jat Cantona 3 Triend: Orédy, ma ct sreved. ae harwtay m Bie peeiees. 4 Sete cake eer or ae TR ‘BSE ‘NS, June 9—The troopship Tamara, from thi Mediterranean, agar} here last ried fe Bhe pigked PR at files Bag baa ia ace ane dudes castianedaanearsaat Vice gat His Her fre ttanding, but the deck Je Jevel with has been placed in Admiralty, Court, he brig John, towed here by the Tams troteum, belongs to Christiana, Norwa: haa been abandoned butts few hour when picked up. Rorrenpss, May 28—The Francis, Kortling, from Passa- gape Amerloa, which put into Tiilatiap April 5 dis- had cut away her maste during a hurricane in lat Miseellancous. Scun Unron, of Waldoboro, hasbeen purchased by par- tles In Castine, Me, for $3,000. ” os Haxirax, NS, June 10—The new steamer Falmouth on her first che ‘arrived from Portland last night, having made the trip in thirty hours. ‘The mail steamer Delta has. arrived from St Tho n Bermuda. She was detained four days at St Thomas wait- {ing for the connecting steamer. She brings unimportant e Netice to Mariners. A steam fog whistle 1s to be placed on Machias Seal Island immediately. Whalemen. abandoned Spoken—May 90, lat 8048, lon 7480, gchr Ellen Rodman, of Palrhaven 19 months out, with 400 bbls oul on board and 40 alongside ; all wet Spoken. ip Bin Jacket, SImigons, from Callao for Falmouth, march 20, lat 55 lon 63 Ship Jonn Daten, from Cardiff for New Orleans, May Tigi City. of Montreal, Madgett, from New York f ty, of Montreal Mudge m New York for cntmbore, i ay 2 2int iS id Dy lon OW. Ship Gen ihepley, Me rriman, from New York for Tula ye. A pri ta) 20 lon 3204 W. hp Wak ace, Jordan, from New Orleans for Liverpool, May off Cape Hatteras. fark Anton Gunther (NG), from Darien for Bremen, May ay te Ton 46. Anes (NG), Hindes, trom Now York for Havro, May Oh, Ja’ 51, lon’9 18. Bark Pun|aut) (Br), Rosewarn, from Liverpool for New York, May 27, off Bardeey E ; Clark, bound W, was seen April 1, lat 15218, on 2 nue A Swedish bark, showing Com Code HGQR, from Liver- ool for New York (by the steamship Iowa, at Glasgow rom New York). enorrepian park HR PJ, from New York, May 24, lat aie Mice Stanet, from Portsmouth for the West Indies, eae! off Litde Egg Harbor (by pilot boat Washington, Ris: E M Atwood, steering 8, was seen May 28, lat 29 N, Rehr Cornelius (of New York, #0 reported), from Rlo for Falmouth, May 11; Part of her starboard bul- Srarks were gone. Schr Wm F Cushing, from Boston for New Orteans, May ich: Gechyjetis Lawrence, Robinson, from Bangor f r Geo wrenee, Robinson, from Bangor fo Banta date Sune 4, off South Shoa pe ad McUee, from New York “for Eleuthera, May 29, at 39 88 fen 79.38, ‘chr Eddle Pierce, frem Norfolk for Nassau, May 29, lat 29.55, lon 73.36. Foreign Ports. Axrwenr, May 28—Sailod, Adcichi Bignani, Argento, New York: ‘amen ‘Janet Forbes, Walker, Plewu, Ne” Sailed from Fiush} ng Roads 24th Alox MéNeli, Kel- leran, Cardi; 28th, lina, Perr! al, New Yor ‘Arrived at Flushing 20¢h nica Maria, Dewyn, Boston. wes geae May %—Arrived, ed, Virginia U stanrd, Curry, low Yor! Put tn 28d, bark Rosalia (Ital), Peace, (rom Marseilion for New York, to errapes.cergo, niet | had shitte GH, "April IeSalled, Chas ¥ Perry, Hal- otis Cholce (Br), for ir), Virgus, tor'do 5 R, Ma rigs Rock Rowse, foe Baltimiarg deat; epee abrir doth Salled 23d, brigs 8 P Smith, Dodge, Mayaguez, to load for north of Hatteras. Beistor, TE, June &-Arrived, steamshtp Artagon (Br), Glen, | Western, Rew ¥ Berast, May 29—Arrived, Ursua Minor, ‘stra Charles goth, Geo W Jones, Robbing, Philadelphia, June 1hoArHived, steawanip. Pereire, Deure, New York for Uavre, Lt ee ane » dais Elisa Mary Maschwitz, Sebnltze, Balt Buscntox, E May 26—OfF, thip Hortensta (NQ), Ellfeen, from New York for Cronatadt Bowpay, May 6—In port shi bs Whittier, Swap, and Crom. well, Bohihsen, unc; Golden Vleece, Bray, do; bark Na- bod,’ Dill, for Singapore; Limerick Lass, Hi Alepdy, to load for New York, leaton, tor Oarnirr, May Fa Aarrived, Nancy M, Dexter, Bristol (and entered fe New seg Sales, 28th, Yarmout! ‘Brown, New York; Comet, Petrle, do. onstapt, May. 14—Arrived, Imperator, Jensen, New ‘ are te @ Hall, New Orlea it do Muy 23, Hattie G Hall, Pigk, New Or Canis, May yy New. York, Polio, and Lo! Witham: Fork W Bi . Oarcort, ay 3 th ports row, trom San'tran (arrived ‘ate Daven: ort, Duncan, ror Dundee’ ve ra, Coombs are latte! ot tton, lis, P. Frighar bard, a ight Gates, Poca onitas, peas, OF door ‘ork Reese ip) (Br, Btrtcki nd} aimeretori Bp, Durie; ovat F), Hurst, and binapore pere (Br), Mo- 0 Salted from’ Saugsr “Ket 2, Hartfell, Moddrell, york; Sn aun Yamba, McLaren, do; May 1, Durham, 5 Care Hatten, about May 35—In port, brig Ay ‘Remin, B man, for Boston next day; schrs part pan, for do iu Sdays; Omaha, Wooster, for York in Jays Cinwrurcon, May 1—Bailed. bark HD Btover, Pierce, New York; brig palinrotta, Wasluces Bost Bost Cinpexas, May Sl—Arfived, batk Volant, Woodman, Key Wes Brats Mny 20—Arrived, Am Con Congrem, Ohiselin, London fad, failed tor New York) ; Livero, Massa, Leith jor New York (and anchored). Passel 28th, Huguenot, Peterson, from Guanape for Hamburg, Off 281b. Marv Bangs, Howes, and Star. Vianello, from Sana ; Hillte Bonttand, Webster, from Phila at mBpaarase ik, nces OMe ares ay ‘rom fe. yt sLMOUTE, = eee ied a, WN nt Jonker (from Philadelphia), Liverpool; Sth, Ben) Banga, Batchelder (rom Guanape), i GioveEsrss, May %—Salled, Haabet, Petersen, City May 80—Arrived, Heather Bell, Owens, Bos- Balled 2th, be 5 . rreningeen. , New Tork Olym- pia @s), Young, vis Goruunsons, na tree ‘Bipelund, New htomacean, re Daniel Draper, Bottone Ps Mared for 2 J glermo (and ay few York). ar the United HAawies, May 26—Salled, Nordboen, Haagensen, New Siar May 26—Arrived, John Harvey, Hatch, Savan- nah; ro, New York. Yas BHRt oa btn Baca agape nanees US ven $7¢ arin Dab York, Bai Feat de, etc ade Some! for brig Madawaska, Fowle, from Swatow. Hai J Frankfurt (NG), wr, May Srleang hey lg jbo wtaaaartaly. =} ty bao Soares hist Hear sore rot mers Delta (Br.), St. ny con Sear nar from oo aren na ine ee ‘Smith, Erk tigen Yor Ses —— Phi Raa i aR Sons York, ‘Thomson, New York; few rie aca as nandt ‘i fagnon, May 2 led, Marianna II, Carvalho, Phila- gs Boston. eek etee, ay SoBe Maria Gas ome: Boer loston. pag rofans . Taylor, Naples ee i Ay Srect Admiral, chattota, af Y Francteco for via Tollo: Jaincs Shep: adie ae ns Mi sont fark rk Hed jar, Souder, fo Mivcooes, May a Aa ae iced, Newbury: Misaweas, June I—Arrived, brig Brazilian (Br), Pear son, westgn. ns. Cleared 286th, Oneco, Haskell, . Romar Mi tol feared Baltic, Donner, New Beis, steamship Tyrian (Br), Lawson, lied, ship Leucothea, Groves trom Fou Souraba aber jam. in mt schooner 8. A. Reed, Reed, from New fork ALES ‘a ler! enna gals, op Cor Cork’ 7h ee i h weigh, ‘New Yor! sen, Hlaltinorgé a hy Para, jove, New Yor! Ebenezer, Math pron, OI ‘Also arrived ste to Of ‘of Paris, Leitch, and Adriatic Marrey, pe ‘York for Liverpool (and both Prsfso arelved Ith, aleamship Abyssinia, Haine, New York for Liverpool (and Rio Janeino, My 1§—Arrived previous, bark May + 0G, Anna Maria, Thornton, from cen, Hed Geico ms) ved, Hertha, Arentsen, Phila- acl rina si tng gotta New York. shun o—Ajrived. steamship Nemesis Von Emaler, New Kew York remen. Sahanano, April «Sal led, Hosea Rich, Pierce, Peka- oni er, May 13-Sailed, brig Azelia (Bx),” Weston, Bos- me Rereca, pe 9th—Al Howe, Or Fo Balled Ch w York Bwarow, ct Mota Ret Elsinore, Clark, from 'eroy, in, from do for Foochow ; re pa ietape Gr), Richards, i hn et, rh ed, ry ast, Hope Hopkins, Phite- wr ry Dyers Havana; Saas dere Cochran, North of a ochran, priya woBalled, “Lorton Vale, nderso eon, ‘May Mis cabcivia, Catharine, Dreyer, New YQparenronp, May 29—Arrived, Freden, Nielson, Balt- more. Waenking ae American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June §_Arrived, prea Belle of the Bay New London; J” ‘tailed on her Sopra) s eck By J arte ae aot o ow mel A pak, en Finch, a ereey Olty, Geo Lavlane, Boston; Bd Sa 'F Heyer, Boston; Jus Phelps, pore Fins Jems Wig als manor Geit ratte” rr ‘AUGUBTA, M Me, fine foarsited, sob rohr’ Harry Percy. Peroy, New York ‘TON, June & PM—Arrived, schr Chas E Morrison, Smith, New Orleans. Cloare oman, Baker, Philadelphia; barks lorrt Senne atin parell,, i Sanatate Be deter, dy. Seta mos end ian, Willis, Aspinwalls'echia © Noptreal: it Niok Nick Itimore; Hope On, os Charm, ili, ‘Pailadelphia; = at es et ee esc ot og Rig m6 Yor New’ Baltim 1 opi king, Balt Anenath Soa a ae Polke ng Rich, yenine 40% ree Sackville, NB, for New ork iL Posey andria, Hatin geet ates Am: a aoe afimare if 6 ca lis yer Gloskey, Grows, do; Frail tpn Surte Hit rT ea ol Duncan, do; ° DD davidson, may clinton Point. HT Venetia, Allen. New pe Mary Flye, “do. Sophia Wilson, bound in, z led—From the Roads, rig George, Gilchrist: ships Lawrence Brown, aad Etiropa; barks Horatio 's} rage and ids and brig Simoda went ‘to sea fram the channel on Friday night; ship Borneo, brig 0 8 Packard and a bark and three ook ‘unknown, tward bound, remained at anchor in dh roads. at fee on the 91] 10th—Ayrived, mers Wm nee, Hi Nickerson, | Philadelphia, abo atk Otago, HB Achilles’ Ge jn chile : Trapp, Londot ‘earrett, -Babbidge a Morning Star (Br) Wo Catena brigs H Stewart, Weeka, Barbados: Abstather (Br), Arroyo; Napler (Br): Sagua. Pe anf Ra, ro; inker, low—Brig Ernost, trom Wort Indies ., Steamers Femara 0 Br, Bt Billings. mH sehr ‘x loseley, habia Sune S Arrived Tag. , + barks MaygleV, Hugg, Hugg, Rio Sap Te; Be Ourtes Momevidee oe prise (Br), Beott: Cleta’ in, Crowell, Agua adil 3 night, schrs Lizzle Batchelder, méen, A ‘Dente Jones, ‘Boston ; prise, Beers, Providence; Samuel Gilman, Kelley ; Risii jun, "Jones, Boston; Mary H Stookham, Cordor: Johns F Ri Active, e, Goombs, Windsor 3 ’ Barrett, Ha lett Bost Cieared—Ship David Stewart (Ara) Prenting, Rio Ja, foystonc, Matthews, Belfast; 8) Boia on, al (Nor), rer neiro; barks Aasulasoh, for onjers; Gari rkeleen, Queenstowrn or or Falmouth for orders; orton, nm; Chowan, MeFarland, Hiedanalras fat tano, "Wile, BET St Thoma Hall, Fowler, Matan- Fry sche Nom Hi Richard fi t Bind, Sr mf r fitine aig Bark Oarolihe Lemont * Wavor! Chowan. Bt “elo: °Actla Thurlow, St Southampton’ bark Matuand aie iO rank, mn rernoatt ow on mn icholson, Liverpool brig Berale GSH), Havana; sche Fotin Wothered, Willaims: An UNSW OK, Ga, May 90—Arrived, schra Gertrude Pisemeris Plummer, Baltimore. ie é—Salled, brig E Miller (Br), i 5 ship Emme (Br), lag; bark Lord Balti- mordin, Wagtord, dot 01 gre lia at Pennell, Mitchell, animeer, OAR STON Sune: To arrivéde “hark, Jennie Arm- atrong (Br), Brown, Providence; ‘brig Vencedor (8p), AIBN, Ge zane 1—Cleared, sehr Oarrie Melvin, An- Arows, Ney, in “Bip 0 co (Br). Bulford, for UK, Mag rower, and Bipninsione, ‘Kantzcy doi Rusoell: Win Watterson (Br. ye Oa ther’ i Ocean Home, ‘and’ Chaviog | Grace | xe Metontns dos Ethan “Allon, ‘Devereux, for Boston: beige Leah (Br), Davi Credo (Br), Lloyd, ge le Hart aa M Pote, 'wgrton, wm Fiint, Simmons, ‘and Jes . THORT, May 90—Salled, schrs EG Sawye Hin, Phiindeiphta; als Ya. -A Paine, igonee New York: June brig John Balch, Hodgdon, Philadelp! Arrived in WWeit Guoidy Bay Ist, —¥ Golconda, tod, yre from St John for Buenos FERN brig W HN Clements gr bar! Exchang Reve, Piers che aint, aber Ny BP ore, Barton, Cai Somerset t Bn, McBride, altmore; 3d, sche WW Jones Yor! ba New br Ld sy To a-Pitre; brig JM Emma D , Mat Oth--arrived, steamer Parker, Humacoa, red ‘Jane i, Wiewel ee 15 wee na ( pay mere in +4 Thar rook. june ‘asses bo for Balti- tae sata BONE Proven, ranlase sinner }, Pirouet, Liverpool; reds steanusbip Ct it, of Hotston, Potinington, steamship Dity of Austin, Bidredge br vilaeenant fede Be Re it eae ie Laftrinter, Hudson; Charley Wool- 7 signe 9: steamship Clydo, Kennedy es gis Arrived (not Cleared), brig Carolina SRLS Rae NaN Br onorn, on Ww NS, June 5—Below, dark Ferdi mite inc aijens wohF Lilly ‘of the Valleys ik, Steamship Vietor, Gates New York via Ha. THE aria, steamship George Cromwell, Clapp, New OF is ai SAVANNAR, we. LA, bark St Ursitatr DI Eldred, Prince) fis xe; ig Ne rm a; yane, 3 NEVA rap eae ar: om pson, 0 Butler, =e ww’ York; Ella Maria, for Pe aad Walt Ba Ballie 8 loyt, Parker, ao: Frank, eae Atwood, i Billard, wiel Sch Ale: Y 8 a ule all Rig is to Ann ize, dot do; Hai peace ee ci we eR ‘Youmans, Cook, Bi I—8chi et cm ne Mary A Predmore, Hart, ane june MeMonagle, ng, andt Js Henge, or. Cape Hoytien | for do; Eunice F Newer Efizabethport for Salo nai port for Salem; ven’s for Braintree: hee for dos L1G Wien Bimoath: maar do Lima fe paca fing” . Hattic'8, Bla, Plymouth, mouth, NO: ing RR'No Nowburg; Joseph, lanier, Gcorpotow sehr Old ack, | diss Fe New ea perme tgsine, tr tt re (Nor), « Hallen! ie ere : , Cardenas; HH McGilvery, Stubbs ft ved, z jogern 3 Toy au ere eee re Blac Diaron, ae, Pate Fann: TOW TORT dane er jenrs Ah, Raker, and bie. ‘nee ark FEI ee eager wor Foy eds ing, Philadelphia 4 ate Pareons, and PHEW HAVEN. Jute aA N of ship Prince Altes Gut, mas; Nereus. (Br), ne Jt “Vanselo lcGre- nel Fish, rei foang, Dav Br ad Fiona’ make Bing Brediey, Ra: , Philadel jennett, and ra eee R01 ane’ é—Cleared, sebr Hattie, McClintock, mer Fire Fly, Higgins (trom Key West), Bs jailed, pearestn Seminole, mews Boston. from ‘Went to sea ickman, for Montevideo. o B—Arrived, schra Richa! trey Hattie Paige, Ploneor, laced hia for ' 3%, ane ‘Weehawken, meee Seo immons oa eel faa 40 wi or atti dout Newb ryports awyer, Win Falladaiph ia "Youn of part of Fg toad o =f ie William L Al aie hasten for JQ Thompson, Houees: ter for do; set in, Pembroke for New ‘York: Oharles mei Fi lp! At Georgetown. DO. ftch, Thomas Kilts, Archer isauc Arbeton, Effie J Sim. 2a Brothers, Calbarien, for Boston: iindelphia for Portland ts ies Rachel ike woh arta: sohes'W r Adame, dnter _ ‘Starlight, Dres. Whee ie rete ie weita, 70 Treninpeom, Ohi B Palen aa rH 6; Panthia, Pattie Paige, Jk a Ic, te, inson, Python, Eunice trea New: i = ‘A.W Fisk, and “James Ponds “ahh iphia for Boston; G 'W Glover, Rondont for 40; General Grant, an and phat Ping New York, tor do! baco; Glad Tidings, do for Halifax; h Georget ‘DC, for Portland. 8 big Fannie Butler, sobre Starlight qe Paste H fammer, Maggie M Wea- rani i iGTON, NG, Ja ‘ane ZArrived, steamship Bene- Sieredn Bane John Williams, New York. Sir—T ha’ and Neural, consulted better than $5,000 wil Dow! IVING: WilMamsbu; “A SNOONCEMENT.. Ni THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES. 7, 1870. been troubled ie. seronte alle my, lifetime ia in the Chest yhysicians ‘and have se vou year! om al ork, with- ‘ine to New eat whate fix ‘bottles of CANCER. PLANT and one of, Neural ie Elixir, aad T now find myself ‘ever was before In my life. T think the worth of the ‘Medicines cannot be estimated in words or money. Mrs. A. 0. 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