The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1874, Page 10

The body of amam found in the bay of Bay Ridge yesterday had ona black and white plaid shirt, red flannel undershirt, biack clown pants, gray woollen socks, gaiters and shoes. James Anderton, seventy-' -two years of age, shot himself throagh the head with a revolver last | night and died immediately. He lived at 365 Hud- son street, where is body is now awaiting the action of the Coroner. ‘The usual weekly reunion of the Women’s Edu- cational and Industrial Society will be held this evening at the Free Training Schools. Dr. A. D. ‘French wii deliver an address apon the obsery- ance or the laws of health. Tne entertainment Will imciude recitations and vocal and istru- Mental selections. Sergeant Christie, of the Fiulteenth precinct, yes- terday morning reported to Coroner Croker that Joseph Delile Millet, forty-nine years of age and born in France, while intoxicated and suffering from a temporary Ot of insanity, fell (rom the sec- ond story window of his residence, No, 34 Clinton place, to the rear yard, aud was almost instantly killed. Acting Mayor Vance and Tax Commissioner Wheeler are very busily engaged in studying the new tax levy, which will be taken up by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment next Monday. Mayor Havemeyer will then have returned from “Fields anew and pasvures green’’—with bnght- ened ideas and rested mind to act inteliigently on | the heavy appropriations demanded, Some new | and startling iacts will be raised, it is expected, at ‘that session. MULLEN’S WALKING MATCH. Aa satataatin Gad, Bist, “Si & Virginia L (Bn, Stafford, ark Nudme' el’ Carney, Pinckney. aia Cin, 0% Pier: Whitne, & Brig Otter (Br, Pri Sehr Phebe, Medeco, Schr Bastern Queen | Schr Whisper, Baker, % Sor ane fhe ie er, ‘Alm Schr Carrie 8 bb, Homan, derslee wt sehr Ay Minter, Crowley, — r EB Conwell, Higgins, loop Cornelia, Stepp, Hartfo Steamer F W Brune, Steamer rhiladelphia, Davis, bd sroeny Gotyehure. ountawe amen 5 | Francklyn. June Clim east of Sandy. Hoo! Fie | casts same “hate, ¥igP miles steainah! "Ci Considerable interest was yesterday evinced | regarding the progress of the pedestrian feat now tm course of periormance by Edward Mullen, of Boston, at the Washington Riding Academy. After completing his 160th mile, the pedestrian retired to sleep on Tuegday night at 12h. 59m. 52s, After sleeping for nearly three hours he once more wok the track yesterday morning at 3h, 45m. 103. He naturally appeared somewhat stiff at starting, but alter making @ few circuits this ieeling wore of and he setued down to a steady even gait of making his first fifteen miles, aud the Itsth of the journey, by 6b, 48m. 49s., when he retired to his room for a rub down, resuming work once more at 6h. 58m. 93, He then scored up another nine miles by 9h, 51m. 65s., when he partook of & hearty breakfast, and wed the scratch again at 9h. 5lm. 55s,, starting off | at a quick pace, which he Kept up for some dis- | tance, when he settied down to his usual galt, making his 190th mile at 11h. 30m. 30s, He ex- pressed himself at this time as being confident of completing his 250th mile by midnight. Bis knees, too, which yesterday caused him considerable pain, and prevented him irom making as many miles as he had noped, had now ceased to cause him any trouble, so that he threw off the elastic bandages which he had put on on Tuesday nuder medical ad- vice. The 200th mile was recorded at 1h. 41m. 1és., when he retired wo his apartment for dinner, re- suming his journey once more at 2h. 1m. 8%. He then walked five miles and rested fifty minutes, atter which he set to business again, scoring his 210th mule at 4h, 49m. 553, His 220th was finished at 8h. 57m. 10s. and the 228d at 9h. 32m. 2us., when he went to his room in order to change his shoes, which were causing him some slight trouble, the inner lining having worked up and galled his heel a little. It now became apparent that it was impossible for him to make more than seventy-three miles for the day’s work by midnight, which would made his total score stand at 233 miles accomplished. This would make him nearly five miles ahead of what Weston made | He resumed walking at a few | im the same time. minutes after ten o’clock, and stated it to be his imtention to keep onthe track until one or two | o’clock in the morning. OUT OF THE DEEP.’ He A Pocketbook Full of Money Fished Up by Oystermen—Ten Years in the Water. New HAVEN, Conn., June 17, 1874. On Tuesday, during a remarkable low tide, two brothers, lra and Asa Curtiss, oystermen, residing tm this city, were engaged on the east side of the harbor, near the lighthouse, digging for hard shell clams, a work pertaining to their line. The ‘water was several feet deep, and their attention ‘Was attracted toa peculiar looking cbject within the teeth of the tongs as they were raised up Yo the side of the boat, “An examination q@isclosed the fact that it was a pocket- book, within which were several pieces of American gold and silver coin, in a good state of preservation, and a large roll of bills, These, | a3 18 thought, will amount to $1,000, and to-day an attempt was made to separate them—not an easy task, us the pocketbook had been under water at least ten years. The bills, so far as determined, are of large denominations, mostly greenbacks of the earlier issues and State bank bills. They are Teduced toa mass of puip, and must be handled with the greatestcare. Remains of per docu- ments once written on were aiso found, but noth- ing by which the name of the loser or the exact | date of joss could be determined. The general supposition is that the pocketbook belonged to a passenger on some steamer plying between this city and New York, and that be must Rave accidentally dropped his treasure everboard. This idea is strengthened trom the fact that the | bock was found near the channel where the steamers of the New Haven tine pass up and down the harbor. The Messrs. Curtiss are confident that the bills can be successfully separated, and that they will be redeemable, in which case they can say to their fellows that Tuesday gave them the biggest “find” ever known in the history of Con- necticut fishermen, inasmuch as it is doubtful if the uniortunate loser will ever appear to claim his property, DISTRESS IN CANADA. QUEBEC, June 17, 1874. Letters from Saguenay state that there is much distress in that district. Since the snow disap- peared incessant rain has fallen. No grain has veen sown, and farmers have been obliged to eat their seed grain. Young peopie are in large numbers. Cattle are dying in all directions for want of food. HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, June 17, 1874. fugar—No. 12, Dutch standard, 22% a 23 reals per ar- robe. Exchange active; on United States, 0 days cur- Fency. 125 a 126 precninm; do.. short sight currency, 129 a premrum ; do.. 6) days, gold, 148 a 150 premium; do. abort sight, gold, 152 a preminm: on London, 18) a 18h premium ; on Paris, 151 premium, SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE Mt Italia... June 18.1 Glasgow. ..7 Bowling Green Tharingia.........|June 18:|Hamborg../61 Broadway. Gity, of ¢ hesier...jJune 2).;Liverpool.. Aariatic ‘i Liverpool. -| Etverpool.. 60 Broadway. Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green Bremen... |2 Bowling Green |Glasgow...|7 Bowling Green Glasgow... |7 Bowling Green [Liverpool 29 Broadway. Liverpool. |4 Bowling Green Bremen... |2 Bowling Green 72 Broadway. Hamburg. 161 Broadway. aly Liverpool. Dity Cos Richmond Stine 27. | Liverpool. Monta June 3). | Liverpool Oceanic. 4 Liverpool. [19 Brosdway, July Almanac for New York=This Day. SUN AND MOOK, Son rises. Sun sets Moon sets, HIGH WATER, 4 28| Gov. Island... 7:23 {Sandy Hook....eve 1) 13 -eve 11 19, Hell Gate..,.morn 1 43 PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 17, 1874. CLEARED. Breamship Cuba (Br) town—C Prancklyn. “Meamehip Helcic tir pitetiaship Olympia (in Reamship Do a (Ger ampton—Oelrichs & ( ee be ony ot Galveston, Evans, New Orleans—C H Mallor: allory 2 Co. jp Montgomery, Fuircloth, Savannah—R Low- Ticamsnip Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quin- tara chteatpentp Vicksburg, Rudolph, Philadetphia—Wm P Co, hip ‘Sir R Peel, Larrabee, London—Grinnell, Minturn Ship William (Br), Hilton, Havre—Boyd & Hincke Bark Gratitude (Br), dwick, bydney, NSW—K W Cameron & Co. Bark Atlas (Aus), Gerolimich, Gloucester, E~John © ark Kong Bystein (Nor), Encksen, Funch, Bdye & ( Bark Vasa (Nor), Nielsen, Cork for orders—Funch, Eaye & Co. , Moodie, Liverpool via Queens. Metcalf. London—R J Oortis. Young, Glasgow--Henderson ynaber, Bremen via South- Cork for orders rk Jemate Soot win (Br), Trimble, Cork or Faimoutn | ney & Pari Chiesa, Cork or Faimouth—Slo. Bark Deveti Dubrovacki Knezevieb, Cork Falmouth—Slocovich & C _Bark Beuy Gude (Nor), Dut, Queenstown or Falmouth ark sieila (Nor, Mobo, Antwerp—Punch, Baye & vo. a3 Silo ker) Welleisen, Rovterdam=Punoh, Baye & Spark Alert (Nor), Janssen, Rottordam—Tetens & Bock- nf Lupberg, Cgpstantinople~Fupeb, (Ans), or Bark Agate (Nor), aon emigrating | -eve 11 58 | Poster, Balti it, 16, da rigged sieamer, bound east; tan “date, lat 42 06, ton at passed a brig-ri ged steamer, bound east; NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET, ——— — Trieste—Punc” "a Baye & . Marsetite Port Bi oan Beary. ick | $t Jaxo—Waydell & Clg aah 3, BRN B Swayne & skin Bila Br, Book Bm Grande do Sul—Oelrichs & vg A ae (P), Radolph, Point-a-Pitre and St Brig Ohilanwallah Be), Puller, StJobns, XP—Bird, ree inpfinsa (Br), Mahistrom, Cow Bay, CB—J F , Rockland, NB—Jos V Barker. (re avane, Namen, td ‘Newport (@r, Miler, St Jonna, NF—C W Ber- “—.. Franklin, West, Tepianclec-Tepper A, NP—James West—Benner & fa Plucky. ndina—A Abbot gto. NC—E 8 Powell. ‘leston—Bentley, Gul- Newburyport—C L Snow. Provincetown—B J Wen- bel eGarland, Lindsey, Providence-H W Jackson & Schr Veranda, Pond, New London—H W Jackson & se eaeeee & Bro. Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. | REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE igs aeoragn LINE Washington, is. sins ivoentos June aswengers 0. | |. 600 miles German Steamer, bound ast of Sandy Hook, two east. ns. June Li, rea eee cebers: "teta, lat 45 97, lon 30, Danse: mith, of Liver bound wi | pote wet Spia an Craig, row June Shi. ville 7 at mdse and passengers to Hender-on Bros. Youn, lat 6511, lon 60.4, ‘passed a White Star steamer, | bouns | Steannship We halia (Ger), Stahl, Hamburg June 3, — Havre h mdse and 598 passengers to Kun- ni | indt's Oo. dune 12. "tat 47-20, lon'4) 08. Anchor time stoumnship, pene fo lon 47 48, bark Njord lon 61 4, ship Daniel Sable [sland, bark Silentium (Ger), for Philadelphia. mdse and Steamship City of sad York, gt 6 PM, wi Son: Steamantp Morro Uastie, Morto! Non bound West; 14th, ita nkin (Br), bound We awed (an cis Aspinwall June 10, at oF Glasgow ; 13t yomburg ‘Oriund, ulco, Dow. Dassonders to the Pacise Mail Steamshi Deaken, Havana ng th mdse and passengers to F Alexandi ja June 12, with mdse and passengers to WP Civae to. | _ Steamshi; City of Houston, June 10, wi [se Co. June 18, off Cape Florida, from New Orlean: Cape Lookout, sehr Tart dtl dae aed passe teamship Georgia. mdse and passenger: Steamship pe hours, with mdse and bas hy 3 ‘Growel Francklyn. for Rotterdam. Ty Not aos, char “be er, assengers to Ww el ip Batavia (Br), Morland, Boston June re with Deering, New Orlea: ‘and 25 passengers to C H Mallon spoke bark D H . 15 days out; 15th, of from —— for New Yark, mn, §: pignah June Charleston Sure 18, “ pears ae r amutigan, .X Cor ip Lord ‘Lyndhurst ble ee Clark, Spcnttn } pa ‘Nand Heads Feb 2 ston, Pussed Cape of be Sk May 17,in lon 24 spoke ship Matchless, fro on’ days out. Isle of Me Minturn bearing NE rol ship eal oe ‘Farmonth, N in ballast to Snow & Burgess. Bay tor orders. ip WJ Lewis June 4, in ballast, to mdse to Barclay & Li ood Hope Pate ‘and crossed fit mrretry, pa Spit, and has recelved orders to proceed to Aving- ‘May 20, lat 3.3) N, lon ‘Boson for Ban Fran- Sulp Piyinouth Rock, Birmingham, London May 5 and ht 9th, with mdse and passengers to Grinnell, Go. June 2, lat 43 4, lon 48.38, saw an iceberg, 2m 1) al Gen. Hilt, London 47 days, in ballast to |, Rogers. Shields 49 day: S anchored in Gravese! ad Barrow, via Cow Ba: anchored at the South- hia. ship R Radiant (new), Doley, of and from Newburyport 3 nye, a in ae to Sutton & Co. to. Salers & teh tgits 3 Bark Onni to Vernon H Brown Bark Erikonig Wen Wi salt to order. June Ii | (Ger), from Philadelphia for Bre: pe Bark Montreal (of oh, in ballast to Snow & Burge: iat $46, Cad ‘of the West, Taylor, Boston 3 days, in ballast, Nor), Sensem, Liverpool 89 days, with mdse , Lives | 46 days, with saw ship Goschen ‘indsor, xe) ‘Davison, Liverpool 32 Bark G F Focking (Ger), Seweln, poe April ae Port- | 1and Roads 26th, In ballast to Pune! lye May | lat 43 40, lon 47 passed a large iceberz. bart Nepun (Ger, Blosuoote ambure 3) days, with | mdse to Punch, Bark Antelope, molasses to Roche Bros & Co. with NE winds and fine weather. Davin St Crotz 13 days, with sugar Was 2days N of Hatteras, er. Bark Winbarn (of Pictou, NS), McDougal, Matanzas via Delaware Br: sewraies ST ears, with sugar to B Rionda & Co; vessel to Bark Regina Folek, Ray, Sagn Latasa & Co; vessel to J Zitth Brig Anns (Dan), Dam, Pore mouth, B, 40 day: 30, lat 4, lon 46 2 with Goffee to Funch, Edge & . bassed several lane iceberss. Brig John Mason, Porter, Barcelona 17 days, with maaus 9 days, with sugar to ‘Cadello March Bs via Fal- Co. May cedar, &c, to James Agostine : vessel to G 7, Watts. Brig Ernest (of Portland). Thompson, days with sugar and molasses to Winchester & Bayaaces, P. Ie; Vessel Co. Sng, Ethel Bolton (Br), Heney, Cardenas 14 days, with ‘ar to Heney & Parker. rig Anita Owen, Upton, & Grinne}t Minturn & (0; ve rig Solario (of Prince Edw. Bayt Haays, with coal to Bird | Sewer hence for Marseilles. Brig 3) }a7 days, wi days, with coal to Bird, Pe: Watson & Co. ar Fears June 14, lat 41 20, 10 days, with sugar to to Mareus Mumte apd island), Swart, Glace |, Perkins & Job; vessel to lon 69 45, spoxe brig AG pen Bop Bloom (of Pictou, NS), Port Caledonia, CB, coal to Bird, Perkins & Job: vessel to mas- Bris Orloff (of Parrsboro), Belfontain, Port PErdcas 8 rein: Hatton. | Sehr Win Stevens. Elwell, peeoeos I days, with frait tots vaaee- vessel to J i Staple: Seh: cag awa. Gi poe Taracon heads] with frait tod 3 & Job; vessel to ae nner Crotatey Bar iaracon 9 days, with fruit toler Pearsall; vessel to Sohr Harriet Brewster, W: with naval stores to A Abbort. bebr W J Pai ber to J W Russell ; vessel to Schr Rising Sun, Jones, Satil ree Sehr CW. aren, Fomendins 6 Gays, Savannah 6 days, with lum- Pomare, ver ines ays, ila River, Ga, with yellow pine to) Bigler; vessel to master. Sehi arnes, Larder, Richmond. Locke, Bunce, Alexandria for New Haven. Schr EJ Raynor, Mitchell, Alexandria for New Lon- Schr Napoleon, 1; Moore, Schr @& C Brooks, Scull Virg Sehr Excel, Ludiam, Virginia. don. Sehr J P Kelsey, Steelman, Virginia. Sehr Grace Girdley, Saunders, Vil Schr Annie 1 Gaskill, Gaskill. Vit ints. nia. Schr J A Chrtls, Quillin, Virginia. The schr Jesse oe) Underhill, which arrived 16th. a. ports:—May Scott Bailey, Passea Teeeses rvant, Wi c W Be Sehr Astra ( with plaster to Newark Ceme! Sehr souventr. (Br), York, 9 days, with ir — with plaster to C W Bet chr HS Bridges, Tandrick. York, with plaster to order. Setir Albert Treat, Raviver, to W York. 10 dava, with plaste with spiles to Wilson & Godfrey. senr Ciara Jane, Jed Frye & Co | York, Selir scotia Br), ‘with stone to order. Schr Sardinian, Holbrook, Bt 8 days, with granite to P No Sehr Maske Clifford, Boston, Schr Bloomer, with shooks to ord: Schr Julia Newell, Sheppard, with en toJV Haviland. a7, Hudson, Post, Rockland Mason, lumber to or Behr Ned Suniter, Binkham, h lime to Candee & Preasy. Hutchings, with shingles to John Boynton Merey T Trund: th to Simpson. Schr AG Pease, De Fiche Pilot's Bride, Brewste with ice to Knickerbocker Les Schr ymoush Rock, Parke: | ore apie 2 gy ‘ Wand yke. HE Brown &C ‘ork, aged 42 years, died, and was b agkell, Windsor, int and Pla plas ‘partel, sulth, Windsor, || Sehr Peiro, Kelly, Shales, Ns for’ Now York, 10 aa: Sehr Abbie Tngatts, Ingalls, St Geor; days, with spiling to E Richar Stilwell, Hardy, NB, for New York, seaman, uric Hell Gate. Schr Thos Wate, arimine Windsor, NB, for New York, therspoon Bros. eaers NS, for New York, N8, for Newark, ster Co. Hatfield, Windsor, N3. for New ter to order. NS, for New York, 16 “Windsor, NS, for New A eo NS, for New Garrison, Dorchester, NB, for New York, 10 days with stone to Sherwood & 1 { vessel to fe, NB, for New son. John, NB, tor New York, for New Y ‘or! Sehr 5: Petrel, Davis, Ellsworth ae ‘New York, with lumber to Simpson, Clapp & Ce Mount Desert for New York, Rockport for New York, for New York, with hay ec Alligator. Gregory, Calais for New York, with Rockland for New York, Gardiner for New York, jon 8 Co. Machias for New York, .D) Bettas River for Flushing, an, Middletown for New Yor! ont t Lucy 4 Bigssom, Chatfield, Boston ior Piindet- Portland for New York, 0. Boston for New Tork. Dr aan Mew Yor, land for New York, with jesse Williamson, vat, Sewa ‘doinham, Me | for Williamsburg, with joe’ to 0 it "Mathews. Carri awa apnea 9 fotrig 18 Point in a squall. Behr wp ‘artouth for New York! ir J Pai: fo , Bath for New York, witb ice to | Washington | “Sehr Par: for New York. '& Providence Sehr Kate Katlahan: ave Schr Lily Ermestine, We Bohr Palestine Butlar, Norwi Sebr Gaide, Ryan, Greenport Schr Natodniel H New York fiphar gets | for New York. rthport for New York. ch tor New pe for New York. jolmes, Tillinghast, Providence for Sehr Brom, Haspilton. Clark’sIslana for New York, | with stone to M Bene A Hay Sehr Gov | with inmber to Moe, ohn, ‘ole & nes, smi Providence tor New York, oney, Rudgley, Anduste, Me, tor New York, SON. cone W Morse, Oliver, Bath for New York, with stone lume to JK Brown. Sehr Alfred Ohase, Roberta, with lime to J V Haviland. Sehr Elizabeth Dehart, Jones, Schr Effort, Pendleton, Provi Schr Neilie,” Strong, Cai to Wilson Godtre: Sehr silver Spray, Chadwick, with lime to order sehr Louisa Boardman, Deas with lamber to Gorham Boardma: sehr Flores, Hatl, Providence Schr Anvler, Besse, Schr Wild Pigeon, Ric = sd ba) Tooke ir, nr Jaue, Saunders ba ts Mos Cole & Bensdn. chr Empress, Kenneay, . lie to or ter ij Sebr Carroll, Robbins, Mac! ram F to Simpson, Clapp & Co oston order sent Niars Hill, Grant, Newburyport tor New York. Sehr Telegraph, Clark, Somerset for New Yor! Schr Bella 4rown, Hail, Rockland for.New York, with Rockland for New York, Essex for New York. dence for New York. for New York, with lumber Rockland for New York, Sehr Eliza, staples, Bridgeport for Now York. n, Calais for New York, New York. tor Newport for New York, ‘hards, Somerset tor New York. Schr Spiendid, Phinney, New Bediord for New York. inillion, Pert ‘A Providence tor New York. Senr CJ Errickson, “lade, Newport for Weehawken. Sehr Burman, Chay ae jangor tor New York. New Haven for New York, for New York, with !um- Rockland for New Yorr, with hias tor New York, with F Minerva, sfightman, Fall River for New York. Rent AM Aldridge, Aldridge, ‘With stong to order. " Boston igr Philadelphia, paris Bowman, New Bedford for Johnson. sehr Wincyaa ag for, Fort sok a anne Ribere rine wt Horton New Haven lor’ 4 ‘alexan var ee Barnes, Nickerson, Boothbay, Me. for New ape am Dawn: Pau Riverfor New York, with ot SOUND Bast. alban Turner, Elizabethport for New bed- Blackstone. Wixon, New York for Providence. Sehr packs P Avery, Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven. Sehr Tunis Bodine Bone t Fh eel, wee None Providence. ane claret Rogers, Rogers, New ‘York tor Newbury "chr Caroline Kinzie, Dilks, Georgetown for Newoury Steamer mdse and passe! r Ploughboy, Tyrrell, Port J tunee Rove Sehr J Warren Me ot ea abet r Providence. Schr Joseph Rogers, Rogers, 1 for Somerset. Schr Wm 0 Irish, Tyrrell, Elizabethport ror, Prov!- dence. ght Johnnie Messervey, French, New York for Rock- Schr Teager, Hathaway, Now York for Freeport. Sehr Lady Suffolk, armatrong, New York tor suicm. ee Mary ¥ Pike, Good, New York for East Wey- Schr Fair Wind. Bowman, New York for Providence. Steamer Galatea, Gale, New Yorx tor Providence. BELOW. FS Sona (Was i sg Ith, off Fire Island, by pilot boat 4, No g carl awe) Eugstrom, from Rio Janeiro (by pilot boat Caprice, Nols. SAILED. aSteamahips Cuba (Br), for Lave Liverpool ; Donan (Ger). Br bee, St Domingo; City of Galveston, nat; Champion, ci onigomerv, Sav Great Weatern, San Francisco; Sea serpc Hambui Wiliam (Br), Quebec: Green Ja rks Regulus (Nor), Amsterda: Londo: ial, Limerick: Dorchester, irk; Herald Marine Correspondence. Newronr, BI, June 17. Arrived, schr Express (of Provincetown), De Marks master, and reports that when 50 miles SSE from Alleante; | ‘Onai (ius), ; Drigs Thetis, Curacoa; BmmuaDean, do. ° with sein and fish inside, and brought them to this port. It is supposed she got adrift from the fishing schooner of that name. John Waters & Co., wreckers, have arrived here with spars, masts and standing rigging of the schooner John Ferris, ashore on Whale Rock. Her running rigging was saved some time age. She has almost entirely gone to pieces. ‘The schooner yacht Vesta, NYYO, owned b Baker, Jr, and witch has been Inid "up at this port sil winter, has been sold to Mr Bullyon, ee few York, ‘aud will beneatoe ‘hail {rom ide initgr plac Maritifae Miscellany. We are under obligations to the pursers of steamships Morro Castle and City of New York, from Havana, and of the Acapulcy, from Aspinwall, for attentions. Sreamsate Annes (Br), at St John, NB, from Liverpool | ran afoul of a schooner after she cat anchor, an Shortly alterwardsthe ship Charles H. Oulton. dragued her atichor and also came in collision with her; damage trifling in either case. ut pt Ronnebunk, in 1968, has Snip 1315 sotto Ot Taylor cisco, on’ pri- been vate terms Now under Aa Mtierl 4oad coal out to Acapulco from Philadelphia. Smur Battie (Nor), from Dartmouth, EB, for Quebec, ashore at Red island, River St Lawrence, has been co demmed and wilt be sold for the beuedt of all concerne Barx Pownartan (Br), Thomas, at Falmouth May SL from Portland, Oregon, teports:—Mareh 10, lat 55 11 5. ton 77 10 W, encountered very heavy gaan, apd nih PM same day a sea siruck ner right fore ‘it throwing her | | over, with the fairleaders of the ola ing in the wa- | fer ‘and causing the following damage: ate side, ped stanchions carrted ‘away ‘poe th the cover- | ing board and six broken and with four | false stanchions, about 40 feet of mainsail Droken, with | Dulwarks, topgaliant rails, stanchions, oes &c, tearing away boat's skid damaging both (gi and pinnace): tore ony oe and none an naltdeck hate, washing overboar< all 6) teet topgallant bulwarks on star aed ide. ‘Onan the ship re- covering pests tried Bi ge he es ane she made no more water than deal of water ‘went down cabin and forecastle. Ww emidmicht sale still raging furiously, with @ feartul sea breaking, barometer 28 80; continued so untal 8 AM, when tle. Found bowsprit sprung Inside, knightheads, sprit sailyard, slightly sprang fore part offoretopmast, trustic- ‘trees broken. Bane! Tsanet (Fr), Barnard, from Callao for Havana, with a cargo of guano, went'ashore Sth inst, between Sa: and | gua and Point Obispo.’ No other particulars. Baro Pacirico (Ital), from Palermo for Boston, before reported, became waterlogged, went into Almerian waters and was driven ashore; cargo landed at Al- meira. Scnr Reapinc RR No 48, coal laden, got on her anchor in Greenport harbor and sunk, She was pumped out and floated on the 17th inst by the wrecking steamer | John Fuller. cur Joux McApam, John J Talbot master, got ashore Owl's Head. She is loaded with deals, from Bangor for Port an Prince. She Knocked her shoe off and slightly damaged her keel. Scun Roewutte Hurlbut, from Port Johnson, in cgi up the harbor of Portsmouth, NH, 15th inst, ran into nald’s wharf, slightly damaging her bow. Sour Ovstuta Janx (of Bridzeport, Ae? Gardiner, from Providence tor New Pork, 13th inst, broke her centre- board off Pomt Judith, and rewarned’ lith for a new one, ‘Will go on the marine railway for repairs. Sour Joux Penuisis being stripped of sails, spai | and willbe broken up where a he, lies, inside ot low er- te., the Bon 4 May, from Georgetown for Pembroke, Me., was ay Tato night of 16st inst, off Mt Vernon, by the schr C K Morrison and | her’ bow stove in and her errce Tair—Steamship City of New York, Deaken, which Cel yesterday from Havana, made the trip ay ee anchorage to anchorage in 3 id 13 hours, zp—At Egsex, June 15, from the bettie of witlars Ré& Daniel A A Burntam, & superior modeled schr of the following dimensions—Length, 9) feet; breadth ot ies; depth of hol , 8 feet 6 inches This by Cameron & Orne, v4 Southport, Me, igned for sretenting ¢ and fishin; 1sth inst, by Joseph cere a Slipper modelled ‘430 tons, owned by Clark signed for th: another schr ready for planking for the same ney aoAt Sullivan, Me, Bons, of Gloucester. e fishing business. Mr. Story has by batvin Berry and others, of Hancock, am of Lamoine. She is to be commanded nel Bellatey, of Ellgworth. and is 172 tons 0 At Bangor, Mé, on Satu: aay, the new ship darriet McGilvery, from the yard of Win McGilvery & Co, Her | Giaganions are s—Length, 193%, feet; preedth |, 373% feet; depth, inder feck. tonnage, eos tot enclo- sures Peg upper deck, 134.30 tons; total 1828.91 tons Her owners ate 8 F Hersey iG Ayer Charles D Bryant, TN gery, Frank Hinckley, TJ Stewart, Jos F | Snow and Augustus Champlin. of Bangor; and Wm | MeGilvery, Cuptain D 1 D H Biake (who will command her) and others, of Searsp At Portland, ‘Moeom the 16th inst, a barkenting of | nearly 60) tons She is all Figged and ig superior vessel rating AL She is owned by Yeaton jamuel Rounds, Eaward White, John A Larrabee, Capt Boyd ye} 1s tocommand her, and others. She is named David Boe “oekiand, June 15, the fine new schr DH Ingraham, built at Stockton for Francis Cobb and others, was | launched Saturda: i arrived here yesterday. je ‘= | Alonzo C Ames, of this city, 1s to command her. | to load ina few aa Notice to Mariners. Harrax, NS, June eet | captain of the American schr Gettysburg. which red at this port yesterday, reports having called at sable Island on tie 4th, a found one of the fog whisties burned down. Whalemen. sobark Ronseean was at Paita May 27, and reports taking Is sp oil last cruise. Had seen no whales in four Would sail 80th for Tombez, MGalled Of Hermuda dune Cand 7, bark AR Tuoker, Ricketson., of N from Barbados, where she shipped | her oil h, Wave, Brij 80 bbl ‘whale when 9 warps breakin, 3, of NB, 19 days out—struck an out, which was lost by the Rbpoken—Bark Rousseau, Jernegan, of NB, April 3, n lat, &e, 240 bbls since leaving Payti (iy an an arrival a¢ Favama June 6). Spoken. Ship Winon: Bray, m Liverpool for Bombay, Ma‘ 26, lat 32 10.8, Yon Ck Kee Ship Bertha 24 y fol Bombay tor Liverpool, 1, lat 21.N, lon 37 Mary Whitridge Cutler, from New York for “ak ay f Ht te sy bad Ny don’ mind ge" ‘4 erald, Davis, from New York for Mel . ra We Stetas rea London fur N Be n, Moore, from London gt ye ay jon fur New York, ia wa aa (Gen. from London for Charleston, May 26, Bark Chas F E}well (Br), Utley, fi Uf - ney. OBS in 4 miles sorith of Wolt kook, °F BYG: ja iid Hunter (Br), Erichsen, from “Liver 001 Pichmgna, Va, May 90, lat 474, 1 4749, lon 14 13, es Noniée 10 MERGHINTS AND SMP cAPTAIys. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Heaatp London | Bureau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and aii foreign vessels Wading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this couatry free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. <atemapeinemninns Arrivals and Departures of Vessels from and for the United States, Loxpon, June 17, 1374. ARRIVALS, Arrived #t Liverpool June 17, bark Exile (Br), Pierce, Pensacola via Queens town. Arrived atdo June 16, ship freedom, Norton, Charles: | ton; brig Emily Waters (Br), Morrissey, New York. Arrived al London June 16, ship Rhine, Jordan, New York. Arrived of Bristol June 17, steamship Great Western (Br), Stamper, New York. Arrived at Cardiff June 16, ship Guardian, Ames, Hel- singfors. Arrived at Belfast Jano 16, bark Erato (Swe), Sjolund, Philadelphia. Arrived at Queenstown June 16, bark Maric Reine (Fr), Durin, Phitadetphi Off Pastnet 16th, 8 PM, New York tor Liverpool. Arrived at Hamburg June 15, bark Christel (Ger), Robifs, New York. Arrived at Helvoet Jane 16, the “Henriette & Maria,” \ from New York. jeamship Greece (Br), Thomas, Brig J P Wheeler, from Prov Frovigenoe. with mainboom | Noman’s Land picked up the sem boat Right Bower, | Richarg J | it moderated a lit- | Saturday on the ledge east of the old breakwater at | ing | May | f) | mins Feports:—Ma, | yreather thick with rela. wi Arrived at Copenhagen June 15, bark Ansgar (Dan), Piis, Philadalphia, Arrived at Stottin June 15, barks Sonnabend (Ger), Pust, Wimington, NC; Alsen (Ger), Gronisch, New York. Arrived at St Vincent, CVI, bark Thos Pope, Alex- ander, New York. Arrived at Rio Janeiro (by te) from Lisbon), brig Fran- cls Jane, Harvey, New York. Arrived at Montevideo (by tel from Lisbon), prig Rio de Ia Plata (Duteh), Remmers, New York; also the Om- melanden, from San Francisco. Arrived at June 16, “Iifrado,” from United ‘States. SAILINGS. Sailed from Liverpool June 17, steamship Iilinols, Shackford, Philadelphia. Salled from Bristol June 16, the Menton, for New York. Sailed from Belfast Jane 16, bark Northumbrian (Br), Pigge, United States. Sailed from Londonderry June 16, bark Wave King Gr), Corbett, United States. Sailed trom Antwerp June 17, steamsmp Steinmann (Belg), Lechere, New York. Satled from Bremen June 14. ship O’Thyen (Ger), Jor- dan, United States; barks Argonaut (Ger), Steengrafe, New York; Schiller (Ger), Wischusen, do; Willie 8 Thomson (Br), Chapman, United States. Sailed from Rotterdam June 14, bark Cato (Nor), Wiig. Uuited States. Saued frou Helvoet June 16, bark Mary Lowerison (Br), Forbes, New York. Sailed from Marseilles Juue 15, bark Armida (Ital), Pe- trolyzzi, New York. Sailed from Caaiz, bark Henry Knight, Gilkey, Boston: Foreign Ports. Asrinwatt, May 29—Arrived, bi Adelaide (Br), In- neat, Philadelphia es, Orie Fe, Balled June 4, brigs Ke Peters, Pascagoula ; Cadet. pes Mo crechapen ‘ti bark ‘minnesota, Thompson, meeno. ey brose Light, Schwartz, Pasca- ee Arar a 30—Arrived, bark Engenie, Haw- ba els rt brig: Vazique on from 4 ba. te por lasses for Teneaate hie: ho aate—in, port, bark “Chocols,” Vigo. terived sit Culampantco, C. Rugg, for San’ Francisco: brig Oi atarina (Ger), $0 Canbewas, June Arrived. bri V Merrick, cia cott, Pinladelphia; schrs Lewis Fa atti more; Gov Troup, Lakeman, New Yor! ig Mary Celeste, Tuihiil. philadelphia: schr oMinnte TEsepiier, Somers, do; lith, bark Norton Stover, Sherman, do: Dig Elizabeth, Urann, New York, Salled sth Urig’ Ethel rede H Heney, New York; Hatt Joh, sehr Hattie Ross, Farr, no In’ port 1 Harrima borth of rid (Nat Havens Hi Emma F Nichols; and John ¢ Halt iy, Dunham, tor attoras Lag brigs Martha A ‘and Prairie Ro: thfgr dor do: sebr Jessie Hoyt (Br), tor do, a ne ere une. Cuexroxgos, June 4—Arrived. bark Clotilde, Miller, Boston: sth, brig Winfleld, Wpibber, Havana; scbr Eliza B Gardner, ‘snow, iled 6th, schr “Priscila Scribner, Dasey, Boston; 1h brig Christina (Br), Thompson, New York. CAtpanren, June 6 Are ved brig Hail Golambin Brere- oh past B Gay, ry eae Yauny, Sunn th, ame ny, Si: 495 iven; ar sR ae Fe ini a sho} peda “rrived, ship Ph SP Thon (Br), Pat- Hivanas dune 10—Arrlvéd, brie, Fannie H Jennin Mahoney, Philadelphia; schrs is Satterly, Sm mth | do; Cora, Latham, New York; rp Wilmin; ton, Holmes, Baltimore via st cand sailed 12th for Now Oriéans); brig io; 12th steam- ship Wm P ©! jyde, I Livingston New Origane Arrived 17th, steamship City ‘of Merida, ‘himmerman, Now York. Salted th, brig Woodcock (Br), Matteson, north of ras; 1th, bark Sarah E Frazier, Daivarie fatane, Robinson, New York; ), Terjessen, ; ing a ‘Torras, and rit, (Sp), Arimon, Philadeiphia; Pruice Liewellen (Bp), Owens, Wilmington, NO; brig Lena low. Lrg schrs Eva © Yates, Y: Beat elt ‘kellle Cushing, thompson, horth of Hatteras via para llth, schr Elisar (8p), Ferrer, Baltimore. In port 13th, ‘barks fovand or a “eae for Ne’ ek \4g; Cardenas, Sand ielen ae he Hons, tor north of Mattern ce tee Henderson, Spear, for north of Hatvras, and Hauirax, June Casta Y wae Steamship Austrian (Br), Ritehie (from Quebec), Li peed ins in port bark Pauiliac (Fr), La Lanzrtap, CA, Dp ee Matanzas, June 9—Sailed, brigs J ek niare, Crouchen, Cor. Dezbazeille, for San Portland: Sunnyside @n, jAlexende New York; 0th, bark Casco, Penny, 1g 3 B ‘rown, Bain, ‘Bal more: lth, bark Ellen ste B gf Italia wn, (Br), Roberts, do: sches Em 2H » Hi a of Hatteras, ones. ES ‘Goulombe, rinteek eather, sca PERN AMBU! irre cae brig Trusty &, Bahia, to load tor Uigied Stat pore sehre Silver ae Smith, and Para, Joseph G OBlover ak Arey, tor New York, Panama, June 4—Arrived, reaiaiip. Sancon, Searle, entral America, lay 30, steamsbip Honduras, Dexter, Central June 4—In port brigs Biack Susan, Wins- lade, for New r,York 3 Wey even 80 ‘or! ps ata red hight, Dil, tor ORT CALEDONIA, june ved, bak ME Corn- "b (Br), Bughes, London (to load tor New York). dy learedJune 3, brig Solano (Br), Stewart, New York. Qvxnxc, June 15—Arrived, steamsnip Sarmatian (Br), Aira, Liverpool, Snixouar, April 19—Callod, barks adelia Carlton, ang, New'York indward, Helen, Snow, Holo. ene Almatia, Rollins, and Marmion, St ‘Thomas, Jane bear omgs pew tad Merrimack, Wier (rom Rio Janeiro, &c), N rh athe ‘one 6—Arrived, brig Lydia Cole, Rose, New ork. bei * Joun, NB, June 1z—Arrived, brigs Kate Uph: Brows, Balumore: 10th, Annie (pe Pieitiag hee Fisthad, Fane rE SERF Eie Waters frgm Milibridge, Me bite he a tod Sa RMOUTH, June -Arri vet rl Goudy, ‘Charleston. sare? nip ABYSSINIA. ALLA, Jane re Regen Fortuna, tiharteston, ‘Antwerp, June 3—Sailed, Duc Rockart, New York: 4th, Blondina, Falcuriach, a Satie from Flushing Roads 2d; Sapphire, Bursiey, Car- aiff; Onore, Corsano, New York. Ananpat, May 20—Arrived, Tros, Herlofeen, New Or- Buistor, June 4—Arrived, Dolphin, Smart, Wilmington. git Singroad eth, Matilda, Wold, trom Ponsacala tor loucester. eannomy June 4—Sailed, Hamburg, Jorgenson, Bangor, Brag June $—Ssiled, Nurnberg (s). Jager, jaltimore, Barast, June &—Arrivea, Gem, Smith, Philadelphi: Canpirr, June 4—Entered’ for loading, samuel Watts, eeome June Learrived, Ge Munich, Philadel, Cork, June 4—ar1 or} nnicl Selied St. idem, Holla, Sew Yorn, aeebenie- Crorsraps, May. 8 May 31—Arrived, Hertha, va, Althaber, Savanna! i McCarty Now York + Gardin Ler ter, Olsen, do: Buner! Ericson, Savannal Doxves, June Sailed, Star of Hope, Bamann, New ‘Dear, June 5—Arrived, Giovanni Z, Burlano, London for New York. Balled oth, Envoy, Berry, Algona Bay. Dover, June 5—Off, J jann, Brown, from Antwerp for New’ York: Weilthgion, Harris Off the South Foreland 5th, Siskon p Bran, Forbeck, trom New York via Queenstown tor Fouxgstonx. June 4—Off 4th, Edward, Sallerdick, Phil- adelphia for Bremen. tok tour. Jane $—Of7, Johann Ludwig, from London lor Baltimore. ‘Arrived bth, Saga, cog! paliteors: Sailed Sth, Eintracht, for Bos Great YaRwoutn, sume oieivea, Corwena, Evans, New Orleans. seaman May 30—Sailed, Georgetta, Lawrence, Robin- Gurus. May TeSce eaaers Treat, Ginn, England. Garon. May 3i—Salled, ‘re Primo, Sivori, for Ne’ Sa ex avid, Bozzo, do; Probo, Maresca, Baltimore. ik | i: Gaiwar, June 6—Sailed, Skimmer ofthe Waves, for jew Yor rk. Gtascow, June S—Salled from Greenock, Chas 1 Penr- son, Swan, St John, NB; 6th, Berbi ‘San Francisco. ‘June 3—Arrived,’ Fleetford, Taylor, South Frankfort (s), Bulow, Brémen (and cleared Balled 4th, Grselins, Scotto, New York. Hetvorr, June 3—Arrived, Argo, ‘0, Danielson, New York ; Christiania, Bjoness, New Orlea: a June 2—Arrived, Pomerania (s), Schwensen, ‘ork. led Seno mets Gundersen, New York (and left omin's om Cuxhaven 2d, Adel range, Gathsmuths, Pilla ed 13d, Auguste, Mehring, ; Ocean, Simonson, Istx_or Wiont, Jane iocen ath Bt Gatherings. Point, “Bote ate UB ic SEP via Dublin; Gracta (s), Ere: Ameri for New Yo Ratled sth, Abbotstord hy ti, Philadel ‘and left Queenstown. Sth) ; ti light taterick, getptie B; Brage, for Philadelphi Bal: Su, Warten, aly Odientte Ch 4th, Cordova (g), Abram, New or eaee aa out 4th, Alf, Foldsen, Baltimore: Harriet F pos Boston ; nskabet, Jol annete Ginndtord, i eiro vi 00 Kong, Brandhof,, ikichrmond’ Pein ? Sabra Moves, Goudey, ‘keldsen, Baltimore; Eyh te me kerries vit Nepttine, Spencer, from Liverpool for ynas 4th, Leviathan, Fergesen, from Liver- of La Na Sand, i Hook; Jacoo A Stameer, Samson, from do ae Vike 5—Arrived, British Nation, Cornell, New 6th, Holland (8), Stmpeon, d Cleared 4th, ots “New York (and left oravoncad Sth); th, Brin (M udrewe New Work lawthorn, Brown, Boston, Lerra, Chee ge ses Leenons, May ied, Voltarno, Salvarcre, New Horns June ie Cita ybtoeks, Philadelphia; Guiseppi ie) Sanat, Professor Airey, Graves, from Poftiand, 0., for Havre, SBON, * May %carrived, Eagle Rock, Hammond, New Balin he = E fhe er, Groesnick. Seville; Katan- din, Saunders, New ‘Waswo, May's)—Arrived, Wellhaven, Gorbal, Savanah, fr ATONE, june 2—Sailéd, Auguste Andre (s), Greve, lew Yor! Maaryrokt, June 4—Off, Fisher, Lomas, from Pensacola. Newry, June ¢—Arrived, Ginsippina, Angelis, New Puranta, Jane 3—Sailed, Almon Rowell, Kirby, Mon- tevi Paxtiaxp Fizrn, June 3—Passe rd through, Maggi Les. Ne, from New York for roy and reported havi lost ee Xn whey ey EW fale off the Hebrides ALERMO, Arrived, Dorian (8), Taylor, Mes- ina (and ert Bn for New York). PR ymourn, June we Bi Panter, Nielsen, Balti- mgre and Gueeusto 'N, Sune. sailed, Leopoldine Bauer, for Star of Hope, Greenock; Teresa, London; 10; Carpione, PSristols Nuova Doveri. Lo: ih, Concezzione Immacuiata, Galway; Bertha tport; st. Agpalc Limerick; Steranda, New York: Constantia Merca m- idoglia, Aunsterdam ot tare, St Nazaire; A McCailum, yERDAM, June $—Cleared, Jacob, Radovani, New j 4th, Astrea, Nicolaas, do. EVAL tay 2o~-Arrived Kina, Asternson, Kew Or- (0; 29th, jean, 2 Asta, Larsen, d ‘oxsturste: n- beg do ; 31st, Mercator, Keroustern, Savannan. gues +—Sailed, Emilio, Rondanino, San Fran- orte le), Harmonie (Mot as reported by c: June Arrived, , Jensen, Philadel- i Rhea, Budig, New York, SwiNRMUKDE, June 3~Arrived, Ihano, Ahisrom, Balti- more. ia, Jnne s~Arrived, Bell Stewart, Purdy, Charles. 2 ve Lrverroot, June 5.—Thomas James Perry, Master of the ship Andrew Lovitt, $f Yarmouth, N. 3., from fe veston. ) about halt-past 1 rieans; schr Grasmere Bam Macomber, "or ber | | Banner. Backman, Philadelphia; Henry Clay, Conklin, wind north north east, imeuer | Bondout, \ ea airman mean tack, ey and cae S Te) sbout two on starboard bow ; ibboom was the ee CL ini ge er 1 to Keep off, but she struck us on the starhgard fore! arks stan- chins dan two” planks pow and aia Weiter vesea whose Cama id apt Orsi “tie dro) copped Ry Be and oa paased Herein the ow of be ot hee obs diese, Scie = no more water than usual, except when on ronal, Jane 4—The Diana, Mi for Bostoi ieee Eee ecet oer creator cr out of harbor to Spit ay American Ports. ALEXANDRIA. June 18—Arrived, achrs J M Richards, New Haven; Twilight, do: Carrie Holmes, and Marié Pierson, Jersey City; Chas Morrison, and Aldena Rokes, jew York; Lahina, 'Windyor; 4 E Anderson, and 4 3 Copan’, F oston. safe a up—schr % 4J Hains. Boston; E Burton, doy AP Klenburg, hg Haven ay Hamilton, New London, oar —schra Liale Her, ‘and Wm Mason. rs June 16—Sailed, schr Shamrock, Troy, june 17—Arrived, Somme, (Br), M s eon stown; bark Walton, Thom: er narvon, Wales: schrs | Hortensia, Smith, Baltimore; Charlee H Lai erence, Kemp, dos annie its, Sawyer, Philadelphia; Matthew Kinney, Baxter, ay, Simpson, dor Alfred Keen, Fhifbrook, Hoboken. obslomesehe Bennington, Edwards, irom Cadiz for ucestel BALTIMORE. Jane 16—Arrived, Brig Nancy (Br), McBride, New’ York to load 1 for Peritamnbuce; sche Charley ‘Banks, Nelson, New rived, steamer Panny Chawallader, New York; nig tien HD), Si nas sehr Active, Savi red—Steamer John W Ga arrett, New 3 ror barks ‘Trafik (Nor), Jacobsen, Dublin; Giter taen, > Bbek or Falinoutn tor onsers, ea ape ital ait wt la, “a brigs Ida (Br). 0 , Mehra JB Marshall ‘Australian (St), for. Liverpool rn " . BsGleared, schta: Martha Sa ‘tha Cloason. ry Stewart, Coom| Fences Miritine nnd dary Stewart Goo jew York. \—Arrived, scirs John Wentworth, Lowell, Jack- sonvilie FW Drisko, Haskell, Philadelphia; Tennessee, Peck, New Clea oot Cristo, Silakes Yosemite, Web- waerived, ‘schrs, Nathan Clifford 8 A ad Toth for New York); “a Held vane, iy itn phat ah a Doumnor trad faa fiatoh Philaaelpbtae got! asottine, Me ¢ Mebona a cachsonvill nyille; Emily A Beadle, momen Se sehre A. cs Enis, "Ferzason, New. York; harley Brooks, Orcu seveinas 3 ames W Brown, Kane, Onarleston; Empire, Ryan, New York; loth, D Ellis, Torrey. 49; ‘plorida, Gilmore, Philadelphia. BATH, June 13 Artived, , schrs.i 4 Hays, Smith, New on, YON + Kil bets, Rosia toioad tee for N c aso, to load jee for New York; A B 3 uth Am! oes chis Wan Ge boy Dea: y far, and Moses Withemrson al ini Mth—Sailed, schrs Eby New Fork, pimicn, AB and Tease. ‘Witliamson, ved, bri 7 E Pennel, Baton, ee Sylark, Small, mM, to load for Baltimore; * ea, Fort Jonnson tor, Gardiner Mary Percy! aS Biting 3, Bis New York; Searsvilit, “yy, “Vackson, "Brench, Philadelphia» “scunie aitila, Hivers,atilla Wiver. od have Nolan. ‘Washington. BriaroLe ‘June bs rrived, schr P,, ‘Corwin, New York: sloop Fred Brown, Wilsor,, do” a Arrived, schr $J Smith, B/awin, New York via ‘BRIDGEPORT, June 18—Arri~ed, achr Henry & Nod, from a Ell Jane, Pow Yor) |, Jan ‘arrived, Mehr Geo B Somes, Poy. Boggon (not as ‘tel Fraphed). 7th steamstrip Manhattan, Woodhall, New | York; sehr Bh Haw lo. Cabal fone feared, schrs B O Gates, Freeman; SRMLCUE hae AN Wat emg nal ror! , Wm ming, el ana Bran gam do fox DANVERS, spune IsAreved, schrL & M Reed, Steel- BDIGHBON, June June. Tailed, sehr N H Skinner, Thrash- “tho Krrived: so rived, schr. le hk Heath, New York. ia GREENWICH: 16—Arriyed, schrs Thos Morris. Daliiver. nd lisa? Smith, Baker. Port John- son; si mn, New Yor! FALL, June 12-Sailed, schrs AW Parker, Dean. and Orion, Smith. New York. 13ti—Arrived, seeamer ‘Leonard Albertson, Philadel- pb: jo; J H Burnett, Gard- schrs Bra Ada or Seaport, Velaor ‘and @ GF Brown, Gedney, Newburg; jator, Sane aeallea-sehre avid ‘Ames. A Ames, Georgetown, DC: C Fe re ay bhtiaa Cook, Paivonuurg, ffm. n ladelphia; Wave, Hul Warerick, Trento 6 Elien Goleat ate, Gol *hiladel- ‘Odiorne, Bee a ios) Maebee. Shrop- nd ie, Ch ars Daniel erent Razoo, # Theo- iC. 15th—Sauied, dore Dean, Phill 8. Baltimore or ear tee so GALV! sa jane 12—Cleared, schr San ‘Juan, Noble, Fron ue ObcENtER, June 16~Arrived, schr GW Commings, oiton, ACKBONVULLE, dane ,l-Arrived, schrs Nelle Gx stevens Boston w, Carter, A Hayford Oa chrin New York; HO Shepard, Olark: Great og bor. Cieared—Schrs A H Van Brunt, jor en gad hal Del, AJ pene, Willie: A RERREBUREEORE, nie rips” hrs, Lottie Am , Wilmin NC, via Boston ; 15th, J Ain hooker, New Yorke at, ‘Stas, June. 1o—arrived schrs Francis L God- Ni Chas La ‘Sinnickson, Murray, Sodan wow rah Shurbert, do. MARBLEBEA! 4~Arrived, schr Vasht! Sharp, Hand. Philadel Sailed—Scbr at am cilcau Lee, Philadelphia. ptESTIC. (Ot, June 1s Aarrived: schrs J McCloskey, + Amelia, Larrabee, New Yorn. SEW ORLEANS, June 1-Agrived np, ship Leaming- ‘ton, Orkney. Liverpool ; schrs Witch of the Wave, Ha: Tuxpan : Jennie Wood, rizzati, Utilla: Anita, ‘Wiutmore, 17th—Cleared, ina City of San Antonio, Pen- nington, New Yo rk. AC EARy fr 17th, ‘barks Triade (Aus), for Sailed nekerien ve lea: hrs CL Jane Erive cl Vi t voort Kelley, Hobokens Marion ose Rockhill, Balltoore: ‘sche Fauoy Fi ‘Pe rriv rs Fanny Flint son: LM Enowles, ira aay and Ne free Lo Joh Wechawken; FW. John Oriole, Baker, and Emma 1 Porter, Hudson, ‘prt el ta ibivira.| Ban. croft. and Andrew Meters, Guptill, Frank Port Johnson: "taverse, omits, FORD, June 15—Arrived, schr Kate McLean, NEWPORT, June 15—Arrt Lorie! 5 coln, Taunton for New Yorke? won Sohn siding ialted. cht Vesta, ‘Roff, Boston tor New York; nts Ang reham’ tor do; Hudgo: aH n, Post, Tockinad wierd iskee, MeChintock, , vine be Wave, Habba Pall Rive Forand tr a tote fal ot for ae: ‘ative, _Froyidence fo¥ do: Jona Losier, Taunton for do: to fnish “ie dot for Philadetphia. aeons a NORWICH. “Jane s—Arrived, sehr M A Predmore, aavee ‘Maria Floming, and Reading RR No 43, steamer Utility, Alexandria, Va; sehr pitti arr EL APRN news m; Niantic, di ork; Niai . LONDON, June 15—Arri foark ort $e Harl- Bee Dudley, Liverpool tor New Haven: sc edmore, Hoboken for Norwich; Carrio & Mary, New Kate Callahan, and Hy- Yatied—Schrs Saran Gurney. OORT TOWNBEND, , June S-Arrived, ship H an mie) Verparmiz via m eanep caw hanton OYAL, June Te ATrived, sehr Jennie K ae PHILAD Crm tems June Ti Artived, steamship Savannah; barks E A Cochran, Mickelaon, Cardenas; Rachel, Morton Matanzas; gohrs’A J Fabens Qraon, Savannah 3 My Holmer, Cox, Kennebec: ompson, ror df HN Miller, Milter, Boston: | RB Roki wei | cleared tor ec) Emm ima Valkenbe rg, Falken- | pe opar ertson, River: bark. 4 Be hartge opceete stedt, Hamburg ; | geurs, John § Lee, Va ranging: Bagaduce, | ee peli te chan Bull aa s is peat, Savan- | ah} Hl, Cape May;’ Loutsa’ s | Weber, Ri eel! Goutreys Me Aosta | fork; rs ‘C Tryon,’ Nickerson, Gardi- r en, Whelden, Boston; arfeston; ‘Sea ‘Spray (Br) ath tor iets; sehrs jattie Pale, Garwi +c Maggie. Cummings Smith ‘Oghat Pot Md Anna edhieh: BF ‘Reading fee 3 we " iy Ball car MS [Ft | Rahs Ko Willams imegbingtn: | ald, a jams he minnie Biguins, Lynn RoW 3A Walton, Gott, Hallowell, Deimont , Bangor ; Jenni Fenton, Norwich (apd dea re fa for few Beatord) ene | Newcasrie, Del, Jan y= ni N i Lynni Letts, fro Bever! Florence Novel, from aattah Bright, and Mar: ston and Kiama LO Winssor, from Fu fiver Dseed up this AM: schrs Josiah Whitehouse, trom Bath, AF Baillie, from Boston, last ‘even- ng. | Rehr et from st John, XB, nchored | roceedex thi ne. Seeendt oneer, for Wilmin, 10h, No. passe down last evening, and schrs Caroline Young. & L Bryan (new) and J; 5 To ouane and’ # ee and rovdlence: af L ite sag for Ne iM Bark Hebe, for wines, anchored on here i gre laa evening and proceeded this AM under steam. A your Middleton, Jr, and Mair # Crauiner, for Boston, aya. Alabama, tor Brow dence, passed down PM yesterday. A gers off Reedy Point ‘and two schrs below, all comina M—Bark Emanuel, from Live: tpachrs Mattie G | ind, George Brite, Maria ish and Elizabeth Boston; inges's sh inlet, from Marble- Vanneman, from Bath, and from | Gardiner, one’ ap this P ‘M steamship Aries, for Boston Truro, for Bremen; brigs Tally Ho. for aero 0, for Belfast; Good win, for New York; rah § Simmons, for Fail River; HM Wri aE tor! Norfolk: ‘Onrust, Providence, and Rebecca Huddell, for Gloucester, passed down B Tompson, ance ce early 1 report. y ne i Peieaiss W—Bark tng aieg bey New 0 este! ne, it Sehr Home left eiMiaaelphine ‘orig Gw Hall went to sea yesterday. PORTLAND. June 16—Arrived, bark Christiani (Nor), Rremen: brigs Ceres (Br). Payson, West Indies: Lend (Br), Dauson, Barbados; Thos Owen’ Gu il, New York; schrs Three sisters, Parker, Pitindelphiny Isaac Rich, Studley, 404, Rn, Lewis, New York. PORTSMOU June —Arrived, schre Onward, ne ell, Philadelphia ; 15th, Union F Frisbee, do; Ras+ well, Hartbat, Port sonnson ; 16th, herab, Fletcher, doy Alaska, Thorndike. Pr Led 165 jonnell, New York. Saile 6—Arrived, steamer Galsteai 9 ROMERO une ale, New York; schrs Florence chay, Vancleat, P' Heiphine Lady. mina, Souk ao. tor: Pawtacket: 4 L Hess, Conkitn; Port Johnson; 3 8 Terry, t, do for Pawtucket; Fakir. Holland, and Cornelia, Craig, do; Loon, Hobbs, Rondont; Buckéye, Southard, Haverstraw for Pawtucket: Sarah J Sraith, Balawin, New York. | Bailed—Schrs Win D Hilton, Weaver, ight ice por AH Howe, Newbury, do; udmas Bin, mt LQC Wishart, Mason, Been Jane, Kennedy. do; Wor ni Forest lt, aie aehinie ofS EER AR ne 5 Philadelphia: American } Eagle, Shaw, do; Flo. ao Haverstraw; ae and Beary Cole, Chadwick, Pi eo aps Pe eae YA ip Old Domin- La Ae naman Berbice oe Gi Rio J: ITO; sian (br, Youne RB AGA ‘Slty: olga. ‘to oad for ag nae barks Gosthe Ge mn, Bremen; Jesse oe Malieie dene Hector Now York. JANCISCO, Ordan Faia ved, barks Col}, Cattermole, ite thows, Port hope Tompgend: barks parks i MNES AH, June — schr Frank Tecan, Saliee- ees David Clarkson, Philadelphia; F BE Mc- Donald, pone from Kennebec River; tih—arrived Concordia, sch GP a y, do; Henry A ’Buruham, Kaynes, New New York: brig: York Seave ib fico Rromier Br), Pore, Saalntervihe, Nos PC Sehulte te BALEM, Ja irk Ephraim Wil Keene, Earp Solon, Arche Helen sar, iy more; ter mo Warren; Paiinis Biden, ee b nae ward, Leland; Mountain ry i fase ; nd We mary, Pearson, Nathaniel Stevens, F anantene ra a poe June 1b—. gin. andy. Swatow; Bohemia Bailed —ahip Shirley, Ma 1m of, fear b at cary. Oroutey ¥e oft Johnson Henry” ‘Hoboken, aaltt ances. V n, Balcom, and Aid, vil WotON Sh in a = Bn ir), fata ee eee Reet Now orks Saaipmia: ee Yc. Mecail avast an *fohre Carrie A 2 Bontiys B Butler, New Yores Terry yw. do. 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The mi perfect tonic ever discovered and the best In the worl WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITB OF | OF LIME AND SODA, This justly famous Vitaitaing Tonic and grand healthfat Rumaiant favigorator and Restorative 18 like magi Health Strength sn OTe WRC INVIUORATING an ATING and VITALIZING the entire Nervous and Physical Systems. For fost) Debt, Frostration rae Vital Forces and Powe 1 Energy, Attec Wi 3 * oh, Flesh iid Appelt ‘ant of Blood, Ment meee lervous Exhaustion, Debility arising 1 irom Fevers or other tliness and Weak« ness of every description, This famous Vitalizing Specific is certain and imme- diate Cure. Prepared only by NOaESpEK & OV., Cheaista, John street, New York, BDICINAL SPRING WATER.—THE UNEQUALLED. curative properties of BETHESDA acknowledged: everywhere. In noticing its effects abroad we pi following from an indiscriminate mass of testimonial ft “Minneapolis, Minn.—Dear rut —Bvery ar rine me Prove. of the blessings of shal Rever conse to sing its praise for what it has do efor ype ehed me trom the Yours, traly» ON GLE MLE T ) ni, Ga — bear resumony | ¥9 the, wonderful curative properties of BETHBSD. ATER in the case of my sot now th fis tenth year. For several years he had been ‘under the best medical care, with aeamingiy little or noadvaniage, The urinary | trouble he Labor nadet would suddenly and without ra Tibee PAWIUGRET June 15—Arrived, sonra Star Spangled | @dparent cause change retention to Bye, Alte uston, ander whlch, if ealth wis ag ander * using the BE’ ri aren regula se weniehed na is yah inv chioenottted acd tie craved the Fas Borne thirst. Iwespeettully,-9 Og AM NTO Pam: a Agpot, No. Alb. M.D, Phicts and fail inforination free at offic MAW, co: #0) Broadway, New York. A, ¥