The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1875, Page 10

10 PIGEON SHOOTING. THE RAILROAD WAR 4 HARMONIOUS SETTLEMENT OF THE DIFFER- ENCES BETWEEN THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA BAULROADS. The Wall street speculators were considerably excited yesterday morning by @ report that wae whispered around vo the effect that a settiement of the differences between the Baltimore and Oblo and Penusylvania railroads was about to be made. Nothing definite aa to the basis of the settlement could be ascertained, but the presence in this city of Tom Scots, President of the Pennsylvania Rall- yards, Count Monzilly and Perry Belmont 30 | yoaq: wr, Cassatt, Second Vico President of the be yards, Belmont Purdy at 27 yards J- | Pensyivanta Railroad; Mr. Green, Assistant G. Heckseuer ot 20 yards, E, Stevensod AN@ “prosigent of the Pennsylvania Raliroad, and Mr, far, Lewis each 2 yards, The birds were | pne of the best lots ever trapped by Ira Paine, and the shooting, especially during the filth and sixth rounds, could scarcely be eqnalied, the result bf the sboot ending in favor of Mr. Stevenson, he A GOOD DAY'S SPORT AT BABYLON, 1. 2 Snciuding pigeon shooting on Ira Pal: Bud 4 dinner at Selah Smith's after the 5! sep Ali the shooting Wae at handicap distance’ Sret event being for a Grant guo, which had Powe teen entries, at $26 each, Of the sixteen nine ‘went to the score, viz.:~Travis Van Buren ana @arre)] Livingston at 30 yards, B. De Forest at 20 Ralltroad, gave rise to all kinds of runrors. By one account these gentlemen mot yesterday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, | Corlatian Association ander whose auspices the | King, Viee President of the Baltimore and Obio | | alternative, \ jon. and submitted their ee to the erviiretion oe tr. : Jewett, of the krie Ratiroad, who, killing 9 our of 11, which gave him the gun, of President Jew: 5 | was asserted, arranged them satisiactort ‘civine ¥an Buren, Belmont Purdy, Ben. De Forest and | Ts retire und Ouio more liberal privile fos a8 to the number of their through trains and xin, Count bee cep eye for second place, eaen kill- ing, ‘ wir passenger and freight tariffs at a rate fair to bot! Toads, A HERALD reporter waited on Vice President King last night at toe Fifth Avenue Hotel, and jound him resting from the labors of the day. Oa inquiry as io the rumors in the street about the arrangement between the two roads, Mr. King ‘ter oath, ovent, sweepstake shooting wag waa din til dinner time. The first of the series Bt $10 each With nine entries, was tue best of the i) Fesalting in the success = Mr, Perry Belmont, he Killing 4 out o1 6 birds at 27 yard Purdy, B. De Forest, Count Pd ooallly, Mr. Lewls bnd J.'@. Heeksener each killing & | said that he had been In session from ten A. M. to ‘The jolowing are the | five P. with Tom Scott, Mr. C: tt and Mr. SUMMARIES. Green, and that they bad been cussing the Ima A, Parve’s Grounns, Bay os, L, 12, 1866.—Handicap sweepstakes at Jay or pay, for a tweive-bore aun, by Grant of Eesaen. To sheot at 11 birds, irom > traps, iy Ounces of shot, 80 yards boundary, Gun rules, Closed with sixteen entrics E. Stevenson, 1,01, 1,1. Total, —kuled, 8! T. Van Buren, 30 yaras (breech)—9, Sd, 1,93) 6, 1, 1, 0. Total, 10— killed, 7; missed, 3. B. Purdy, 27 yards (breech) —1, 0, 0, 1,1, 1,1, 1, 1,0 Total, 10—killed, 7; missed, B. De Forest, 29 yards (muzzie)—1, 0, 1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1. Total, 10—kulle¢ missert, 3, hos missed, PN 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, points ot difference, either actual or suppose tai @Xisied between Lue two railroad companie: AS Doth parties Were anxious to arrive at a satis. factory result the meeting was quite harmonious, 12D | anda basis. for a permanent utrangement be- | tween the two companies was agreed upon and will be immedtately submitted for the action of | the respective bugrds of directors, Mr, King also stated Ihat Be thought that everything would be arranged ten days bad elapsed, President Jewett 25 yards (mu ne ranor officiated as arbiter of their differences Is entirely | without foundation, as that gentiedian was not | present at any time duribg the discussion and | had nothing at ail to do Wilh arranging the basis of terms they agreed upen. In conclusion, Vice President King said that be tnougot the terms agreed upon Were lair to both parties, and that he felt satisfied they would be accepted by the Board of Directors of each read, He dechned, Count Monziily, 28 yards ‘oreech)— 3,1,1,0, 0, Total, 10—killed, Mr.. Lowis, 25 yards ree reech) —0, 2 1, 9 1, ©. Total, ‘@—killed, 4: misse: 4. G. Heckscher, 26 1, 1,0, 0,1. Total, 16—ki' Pp Belmont, 2 yards terms agreed upd 6,0. Total, %—killed, 5; misse rigut to make them pubic before they were sub- C. Livingston, 20 yards (breech) —1, 0, 0, 0, 1,1, | mitted to the directors. 3,0 Total, §—ki 2 milased, 4 Bimatcapne?. Part andicapper—Ira A. Paine. ‘Time of snoot, tb. 20m. Same Day,—Handicap sweepstakes $10 each, | at 6 birds, 1's ounces, of shot, > traps, 80 yards modary, Gun Club rules:— Pouemobe, a 1, 1,1, . 1 B. Purdy, 27 9 B. Forest. 29 29 yerds— Count Moazilly, 28 yards—0, Mr. Lewis, 23 yards—0, i, 0, 1, 1, 0 2. G, ileckscher, 24 yarda—t, 0, 1, 0, 7. Van Buren, 30 yards—t, 0, 0, a E, Stevenson, 27 yards—0, 1, 1, 0, ' 0) ©. Livingston, 20 yarde—1, 0, 0, 1 Releree and baudicapper—Mr. Parks, THE CAR BUILDERS’ CONVENTION. Yesterday morning the var Buliders’ Conven- tion was in session at the Grand Central Hotel, and the hours of the forenoon were strictly de- | Voted to business, | At one o'clock a lw number of car- rlages were im readiness to convey the guests of the merchants and manufacturers of the metropolis to the foot of No, 30, where the steamer William Cook Was Ip | waiting to take the party of about taree hundred SAME Prec ee mer $5 each, at | persons on @ pleasure trip down to the poudary aun Ciub rales ‘aps, SO sards Narrows, to eajoy a sight of the Bay, Livingston, 28 yards—}, 1, 1,1, 1...., .5 killed | Whose waters shone resplendent im the wnciouded gun. There was @ baud of music en board and the ligut fantartic toe was indaiged to a great oxtent alter a Jandseme and Invigorat- | img collation had heen serve to the guests, much iw adaed to the repast by t#e musical pagne corks. While the jeast bt, and while bright ‘and rosy lips were paried 29 yards—i, 1, 0, 1 +3 killed killea -2 Killed .0 Killed 0 killed +e. Killed | -0 killed | Belmont, ae pooene | AB authority, and that Professor Lyen, who had | Bumber of the names of tke contestants so as to however, to xive any detailed particulars of the | as he Though’ rt woulda not be | | a very profitable one, A PRONOUNCING MATCH. ‘The spelling Dee manis baying run its natural course it became necessary to furnish something new to satisfy the imtellectual cravings of the com- monity, Tus problem was solved and the want met by the Literary Society of the Young Men’s firat pronouncing matcn of the season was held jast evening at Association Hall, Taree prizes were offered which consisted of a set of ‘Ma- cauley’s Esways," @ Volume of Shakespeare and Sherman’s ‘Memoirs.’ It was the intention of the managers to use words in ordivary use only, and not to fail back Bo. technical or scien- tae terms unless became necessary. a jit of 800" word been previously Preparer, it ts needless to state hat they Ww not subjected to the ter nere Was only a fair atiendance present, but it Was a good-natured, merry crowd, Teady to laugh aud applaud at the slightest prev: There were about thirty contestan’ gentlemen, aud alter they had assumed tne places on the piseane. the rules gov- erning the match were announced, which were simply that Websters and Worces- ter's dtetionartes only would be taken consented fo @pell the words to be pronounced, Would be the sole arbitrator and woald decide ail | disputes. The President then made a facetious address, in which he purposely mispronounced a make some very bad puns, alter which be intro- duced Professor Lyon, The first word given out was ‘‘ab-do-men.”’ A tall, cadaverous-looking gen- tleman. on the extreme end of the lime, was re- quested to step down as he placed the accent on | tue Orst lastead of on the second syliabie, { And he smiled a kind of sickly smiie, And cane down on the floor. And the subsequout proceedings Toterested hin no more, Tho second contestant met with a like fate on | vie the word “abjectly.” The words *rvlative,” “parabola,” ‘parabolic’? and ‘‘parachate” were successfully propounced, whea the third aspirant | 2 failed on the last syllable of the word During tae evening the exercises | were changed to passing around cards ou which were & number of words which it was thought Would confound the pronouncers, 28 for instance, bis foot wae in the stirrup, covered all over with syruy,”? and ‘Beneath the gallowa the swallows siog thelr morning lay The words “sabe,” | accate” and “sacrament” proved too much for wee of the remaining gentiemen on the piatform | ana they retired io quick Succession, amidst loud but somewhat derisive applause. Allogether the extertainment was an extremely amusing, if not SUDDEN DEATH. Ata quarter to six o'clock last evening an un- | known colored man, apparently about thirty years old, of slim build, entered the Colored Home, in Sixty-tifth street, where he died soon after his entry, He Was at- | tired 1a dark clothes and wore ared flannel un- Vestry street, pier | | in currency and @ fat bight key, Was notified of nis death, DaY—Sweepatakes 20 each, 6 gat | With pleasure the steamer slowly steamed up the 26 eras? rise, from teens, 2 each, or on ry East River, passing in tarn the Various points of | ards boundary, Gun Clud rul | rae , Which were poiuted out to the strangert . Lewie—1, 1, 1, 0, 1 . 6 kinea. | d naving proceeded through (ne biue waters of | ‘A. Belmont—t, ‘1, '1, * 4 killed. | the Sound, as far as Fort Sevnyler, the steamer re- turned down the Hast River and around by the Battery, from wiich point the excursionists were taken Up the Mudson as tar as the Paltsades, op- posite Fort Washington, On their trip up ‘ge number of the party leit the steamer to vieit tne Stevens Institute of Techoology at Hobokeo, and Were shown the admirabe¢ acientiic apparatus of the instita‘toa by Prof ssor Morton, whose guesis they were, Just as the sun was fading on the hills of the Hudson the excursion party reached the dock and ware taken back to taeir hotel well pleased with all that they had scen and expen- enced. Last evening ths Convention held its closing session and electe ite offers, three of whom wore re-elected. on Leander G ey oe New York Central an udvon River iroad Coronet, 261 Ibs. Was re-elected to fill the position of Presiteut ior SELLING BACE—ONE AND THRGE-QUARTER MILKS. | the ensuing year; M. P. Ford, of the Pittsburg, Brigand, 106 ids, .. $26 , Clacinmati and Sz, Louis Railroad, Vice President; Survivor, 105 1s. 10 | A. Steinoaca, of the (niladeipiia and Reading Douaybrook, 1 10 Raliroad, to be Treasurer; and C, A. smith, late of Cariboo, 102 Sie the Erie Railway, to be Secretary of the Assecia- Kerotate. 10 toa, Srockwoda,, 106 Ib J. G. Heckscher—1, 0, Referee—Mr. Parks. AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB RACES, The following are some of the pool salen that took piace last night at the Jockey Club rooms, They indicate the fecling on the several horses engaged in the various events :— THE MEMBERS’ CUP, Warrior, 1521be. } Risk, 140 bs. Spindrift, 168 wpe, | No betting. 3E ALUMNI ASSO- 1.|Hamburg..|6! Broadway. 8. |Liveroool..|19 Broaaway. | $:| Livermoo'.. 115 Brougway. | aly 3, yDool |2 Broadway | duly 17 Bowing Green *| Jaly & 2 Bowlng Green sulv 6 2 Broadway, July 6. #1 Broadway Joly 10, prpool. | 15 Broatway. | Queen......2:[4uly 19:| Liverpool Germanic, Fay 10:| ol [I Kadi, 101 Ibe. 5 COLUMBIA COLLE joe hy . CIATION. Rig Sandy, 00 ibs. 5 ee Tue Hoaxer, 93 | 5 The fourth social meeting of the alumni of | | Columbia College was eld at Detmontco’s in Pifth ON MILE AND AN EIGHTA. Sorte posts ou tea +++ $90 | avenue last night. Dr. Drisicr presided at tne vadiaacen, 118 Ibs, reunion and introdaced tue lecturer, Professor F. Carver, 114 ibs. | Ogden N. Rood. His subject was “Mioute Measure- Pieid. BT) ree hg te ' Sat ment.” He first treated of tho minute measure- Mate, 1 | ment of quantities and then of distances, He | THE BRLMONT STAKES—ONE AND A map were, | gave @ rapid historical sketch of the subject: | McGrath... $2 109 commencing with a description of the old “s Greek experiments on the attractive force of 4 amber, then of the pendulum ana lastly jo of tue torsion balance. This = instrument 39 consists of avery light rod, suspended by fine jo Wire, so toa: the least twisting of the latter Jo Makes the euas of the rod myve a great deal, and 15 | Wis motion can be meas f ‘5 eraduated scale, which 6 devinton of @ ray of it reflected from a mir- ror atuched to the imstrument. This ean be mrined wits the pendalum measurement to Cameron.. Kovinson & Morgan. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP—TWO MILES, Wiididie oereeee $150 gtain a great degree of aracy, itis pro- reakn ese 65 posed to measnore by these Cistances the mass and Grinstead oeeee 3S Weight of the 828 and moon, aud as the effect of vibration i# got rid of by Raving the observations | Uuderground, in a short time science will present | us with the paradox 01 8 subterranean astronom- ical observatory. The secoud part of Professor Rood’s discourse was upon the measurement of maimate distances. The eye can measure to within 60 one two-hundredth oi aniocr. By atlewi 60 to act on the Short arm Ola jever and © deviation of the long arm an accu! thousandth of au inch cau be reachea microscope this can be increased to o: e. Gred thousandth. A spirit-ievel moved bye wed, a lever with mirror attachment aud the di ence of the converging ag A of light in alens of jong radius can also employed with about the same accuracy. To Tro nor then Geveloped a ciscovery Of his Own, by which much greater acouracy could be obtained. combiuation of tae pendulum-torstom baiance, with mirror attachment; so that @ ray of lignt 35 go | Could be reflected upon @ screen, ana from the | amount of its deviation the expansion Of diamonds, | ruvies, &c., could be measured. Under favorab’ cirgamstances toe provabie error of such a meas- urément would not be more than one thirty-six millionth o. an. inch! This most extraordinary discovery is by far the greatest resal et attained in this department of sen @lamni, at toe conciumon of the lecture, warmly Spplauded the speaker, and gave bim vote of thanks, alter which they — ofa fine repast. THE NATIONAL "GAME. Trenton, N. J., Jane 11, 1675. A game of base bal! played at Burlington to-day between the Trenton and Burlington nines re- suited tn favor of the latter by a score of three to one. Tiwe of game, ope hour anda-hall. Ib was one of the best amateur games ever played ip New Jersey, . YACHTING NOTES. The following were the pool @: Jobuson’s last eveoing:— FELLING RACB—ONE AND TARR. CARTER MILES, a Boarer..... SLMONT STAKES—ONE AND & a MILES. th. Matue W. } 0 ” JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP—TWO MILES. Wildidie Treakness Grinstead | ONT STAKES, ONE MILE AND A BALP—JUNE 10, | following is the latest state of the odds on the Belmont Stakes to be run to-aay:—~ | Taxen and Offered, Ozar 10 to 1 10 to1 10 to} . 12001 12 tol 12 to 1 16 toi 16 tol mto1! 20 tol 1 i i 1 i i i 1 1 1 Yucht Bayonne (au club), Mr. Hockner, from » York. passed Waltestone yesterday, en rowle for New Lonaon. + | Yacht Meta, B,Y.C. Bay winater. Hoivrook, TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK. Mr, Issiin, from New FLEETWooD Park, Juue 1l.—Trotting; purse Rochelle, passed Waitestone en route for Staten $100; $60 to the first, $30 to the second and § Isjand yesterday. the ad horse; mille heats, best three ia five, to 4 - Wagons. THE STARTERS, George wilbert’s 9. g. Harry Gilbert. 4. Patterson's b. «. Fourth of July d. Murphy's &. mw. Kate Hugnes. TIM! The foliowing record will show the changes in in comparison with the corr indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s % ee Aker $280; inte heats, best ) : on fivt, in Larness, catch weigats acd owners io drive. , Chicken Lg? Van's b. g. +. aed } ‘Chicken’s Conover’s ¥. Loundes Sam D ~ A ygercared mperatare y sompusatase 2 for correspondin Poon ritheal Fas | ignien” By Wil Th tippincott & Co 6 a handbook for travel- Raited by Charles iptaa; J. B. Lippincott pat heat Jers, Boston Memoirs of re 2 Adwius. ae hn Quiney Vou vie Pa “Recoflections and Experiences of nn Abolittowist, s from 1836 to 1860. By Dr, A. M. ows Toronto; Rowsell Less three in five, min harness, | &@ Hutebiogon. STARTERS Their Natort Philadelphia: Poptor & Coat er of the United Star t ree By Boston: James 1 Orgoed & wigtornas | Willian Bi “A DN ne : 09 Higrimece by ‘uaimar Hjorih Feccnae esi. 0 t o% | w Yorn: Wheidce & Ce ” By Mrs. 7. Erskine, w York: Menry ind Holt. Bupker MUL" By & &. Drake Boston: Nichole & + Biver, New York. Letters received sr SUN AND MOON. | RION WATER Sun rises. 428/ Gov. Island..morn 8 07 Sun sets. GL | Sandy Hoox.torn 2 22 Moon tets,,..morn 1 63; Hel Gate....morm 4 53 PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 1, 1875. | CLEARED, | 1 Steamer City of Pars (Br, (Br, Tibbets, Liverpool vie | | Queenstown—Jobn G | Tt was a ne | 2 the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, derebirt aud drawers aud white overshirt, whica was mInarked J.C. ©, in his pocket was found $138 The Coroner SHIPPING NEWS: OCEAN STEAMERS. DATBS OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY. { man Sails. | Destination. | 7 Bowling Greea {19 Broaiway. “| 15 Brosaway. 9B: Hel 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 29 Broadway. Liverpool,. }4Bowung Green Rotterdam | 50 Broadway. Hamburz.. |61 1s Sey thia. Ww * sehoiten. Kepuvlie . City of Ricimens |J road w: Liverpoot. [4 Bowling areen jaaly 10.) Hav’ {Tuly Jy: . duly a ee NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VE“ Ville we aris, Nectar Plate of India: Bremen Glasgow SELS ENTER. ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AY NIGHT.—The New Yorx Hynatp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night tignal for use on board the Fixraup steam yacht, show: ing while burning the colors rea, green, red, changing from ene te the other in successien, and can be seen sev- era! wiles distant. Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the *bip News Department of the Hewat we Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Henatp mews yacht, pler No 1 Bast all parts of the promptly delivered. Duplicates ere re- world and quired, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-—THIS DAY, Steamer Dorian ‘Br Monstenie, Giaegew—Henderson teem (Br, Ovenstone, Glascow—Hen- mer George H Strout, Ford, Philadelphia—James k Antonio G (Ital), Calabretta, Gloucester, B=J C Snark Virginia Atal), Brigvetti, Gloucester, BJ C Sea- ilar Nuova Verita (Ital), Costa, Bristol—Fanch, Edye hark Pr Frincipi di Nepeli (Ital, Megna, Cardit—Punen, =— Zio Lorenzo (Ital), Brignetti, Giaqmw—J C Sea- ehiark Laisa Bruno (Ital), Russo, Leith—J C Sea Bark Sandvik (swe), Samueven. Queenstowa mouth for orders—Tetens, Bockmann & Co, Bark Guesane Reppetto Richi Gataizae, Cork, Fal- mouth or Ply mouth—Benha Bark Amal (Nor), Lunoe, ders—U Tobias & "sone Sarah br). Seay, Autwerp—James W Elwell & Sirig Koma, Backman, Dantaic—Walsh & Field. Brig Compeer (Br), Ellis, Bordeaux—D K DeWolf & Co, Tiety WD Andrews, Wison, 8t Mare (Hlayt)—R Mut- ray.) rife. Tracy, & Backett, Sock a or Falmoath for or- | uevitas—Miller & Honghton, us, St Thomas and Balamas— ren econ & penne Ldwit ® Kirk, @heppart, Pascagoule—siaght & bs ff Annie Lewis, Aldrich, Key West—Denner & Pipe ree ‘Toulse Smith, Webber, Jackson ie—Warren Sehr R Shepherd, Frambes, Richmond—Overton & Hawkins. | Sebr FP meapeom ekson, Baltimere—W Chalmers | benr Geo A Vier ly, Salem—C F Robin ¥ Schr Castalia (Br), Lipsett, Werebam, Mass—P 1 Ne- vine & Fen. Sehr Robt Byrom, Nicholson, Provincetown—J & Ward 0. Aetip Kate Seranton, Palmer, Providenc TW Jackson & Son Sloop Mary Dalits, Dra’ ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THR HERALD STRAM Yacara aND KEGALD WHITHSTONS THLYGRAPH LINK Steamer Majin (Ger), Leist, Bremen May 29 ard South. ampton Jane 1, with Indse and 614 passonyers to Oelrichs & (0, arrived at Sandy Hook ot 5PM. fad during the voyage moderately westerly Winds and more oF ‘ton, NC, 60 hours, Wm P Viyde & Co, Baltimore via Norfolk and Bristol= Norwich—Brivgs & Co, head Steamer Galt Stream, Jones, Wily ti Steame: bo indse end Paeweugees ‘w “ihe Old Dominion Ste shyp ¢ » ark boy seed (ta), Picasso, Dubtin, 55 days, io t ‘Cetverti Dubrovackt Aust), Carman, Amsterdam in ballast to Slocovich & “o, (Avs), Redosiovich, Tranaat Pep 3 via Mags, 6 lays, in ballast to 4 © Son: Biche (or Turks Island), suobridge, Porte Ox % y3 coes, skids, 40, and $ passengers to “ 1 Bi (of Fatt River), 15 days, with born. June b 8, from itimore. ' Tirig Reape er erst John Nf), Long, Cardenas with Wagar te Meme Hapler & Wor veakel to FV heviae “Sielg Cadet, Leighton, Segue 10 dare, with roms bey Mioturn @ © Be to cimpsom, Clay Be us Hau (of en). Hall, AW heed ae 10 ‘a nd calms the en! jock (ot inten Miiend) ai Sharrott, reakwater 10 days, With sugar W se! to Van Brant Bi Mad light NE wi Fehr George Debaw! Nichols. & ahs laware Break- water, 19 dave, with sugar to , Ball & C9, Fehr BS Wright, Coiling hiewihers, 7 days, + (th pines to Wi Dengan, were, ta BT Wee bette | land. } He is about five Jeet nine inches |r in height and slightly pockmarked, | Point. | pool, revorts:— | nor tion of the cargo. r. } oe! port and will procee! to Oloucester with the first coh B ered nate oS Weaver bei a ae ion. hed ESees © eR ee sei bout ogy ies int 44 i, ton 3 3, 5038, man steamer bound E; 8th. ‘lat 41 1 bound &. show! Fed hh eat sia y bine light, ehs to re 10th, 78 miles east of Baudy Hook, steamer Italy (Br), hence for Lon don; same time, steamer san Marco (Br), do for Liver. | Dool; same day, 60 miles east of Sandy Hook, steame; Poumer: PASSBB THROUGH HSLU GATE BOUND SOUTE. Pioamer 73h. Ewing, New London for New Yors, pussenyers. nee ‘page Robins, Providence for New York, in wupter, P Pinkham, Roekiand for New York, 12 euey. bebe Wille Masts, ‘ville |, Portland tor Sandy Hook, with lumber to order, Bebr Ligne Henderson, Providence for Newark. Schr & L Tay, Rowlaud, New Haven for Georgetown, C. Rehr Mary 4 Hood, Simmons, New Haven for Philadel. jit, Pichi John Orock(ord, Hart, Providence for New York. Schr Willow Harp, Hoyt, Providence for New Yorn. Sebr (da. Tirrell, Dighton for Hoboken. Rehr Nientingule, Young, Providence tor New York. schrG W Cummings, Chase, Providence for ork. Schr Anu T Nipple, Clark, Pall River for New York, Hohe Righard Law, Hawkins, Providence for New | rk. L nae, New London for New Yorn. Sehr Reading , FO Newport for New York, Sent f* Warner, Johuvou, New Haven for New Yor! Schr Huntress, ‘Thomas, ‘Kennebeck tor New York, with fish to o1 : aed Goodspeed, Nickerson, New Londoa for New ‘Schr Wim Phillips slawkins, Providence for New York. Schr RL Kenny, Knowiton, Wiekford ior New York. SehrRarah A Kéad, Hart, Connecticut River for Phil- ageipbla Sehr bxvress, Marsh, City Island tor New York. Schr Loitisa Frances, Kelly, New Bedford for New York, with box boards to Edmonds & Macy. Sclir Mail, Mead, Greenwich for New. ork, with stone to order. BOUND FAST. Steamer City ot fitchvurg, Springer, New York for New Bedt Steamer Steamer Delaw Bark Rurope, sherwood, New York, krig Wesley & Seymour (Br), Knowton, vira, Young, New York tor Frovidence, Siniih, New York for New Loudon, v Kdgartown. New York for Lond Brig! Buckman, New York for Matanza: pBris Crescent (ir, Fanlker, New York tor Maitiand, 5. Brig 1) B Nickerson (Br), Conners, New York for Har- Dorvalle, Sehr wader (Br), Forbes, New York for Truro, Brig Punnie a Jennings, Youny, Weehawken for part: Sehr Miverva, Brightman, Now York for Fail River rebr Xs obinson, Fort Johnson for Norwali. Sehr Willard Saulsbury, ‘Hanay, Fort Johnson for Providen Sehr kari, Cagniny ‘lam, Rontoat for Boston. tehr Billow, Morris, Weehawken tor Fail Riv Sone. Me Le w York tor South Thomas. ton fanehs Grace Cushing, Uamiiton, Philadelphia tor Prov- en poguty M Flanagan, Masseri, Philadelphia for New editor acct Chas B Smith, Hanson. Philadelphia for Provi- lenoe, sehr Escort, Hawkins, New York for Bridgeport. Kenr James M Bayles, Arnold, Weehawken for New: pr se George W Whistler, Jr, Crosby, New York for aston Sehr Crusoe, Bateman. Weehawken for Boston. Schr Kai istinan, Moboken tor Boston. | éehr EB’ Conwell, Pendleton. New York tor well i sche Maria Flemming, Williams, Newburg for New nto Sehr EF Staple Brown, Now York for Harrington, Sehr Silas Wright, Hart, Hoboken for Providenec. Seur Joseph Mayo, Brace, New York tor Boston, Behr Sterling, , Newburg for Mrovidenc Sehr Ann ames, Ai ‘New York for Hartford. Sehr rs, New York for Btoneybrool hebr Saiite W onder, Irascher, New York for aun. to Senr BE Potter, Elsworth, Now York for Providence, Sebr 8 L Thompson, Hull, Now York for Provide: rebrd D Ce ALG Gould, New York for r Frovinestown. Scur Rosina Belly. ‘New York for Bosio Seu Thomas Jefferson, Blocksom, New York for Hart. ford, Seur Orlole, Baker, Weehawken for Boston. Sciir Sarah E Jones, Handy, Weehawken for Quincy sehr L A Tolles, Day, New York for Cold Springs. Schr Benjamin Reed, Adama, Weehawken for Boston, Schr Allen it Brown, Donninson, New York for Mys- tie. at Tunis Bodine, Weaver, Weehawken tor Provi- sche Highlander, Wood, Hoboken, for Newport, pigt Latira Robinson, Robinson, Port Jobnsou for New ediord. Sehr Wm Stevens, Colwell, Philadelphi for Boston. Sebr Minguas, Phill i" Port Johuson tor Providence. Rohr RW Benodict Higby, Albany for Weymouth, Schr Emily Morrell, Al Sehr Elm City. Kelly, New Sehr Chief, Snitth, Port Jo Scur Dart. Wittens, Ne Sonr 0 U Ackon Thows, New ¥ SAILED. Ships Gov Morton, for San Francisco: barks Atbion (Nor), Terborgshave; Rosetta (ital, Dublin; Sea Bolle | Br), do: Regina Tolck, Naples; Esau Aust), do or go; Bolivar (Aust), Gi | ane ttal), Toudgn noble; brig Ida (Hr), Bri NS; sche Isavelila, Turks.tsland. ners, N K, tor Stamiova, ust), Cork or MARITIME MISCELL. > See cable news Mr McKay, purser of steamer State of Georgi Please accept our thangs for courtesies, Svar Aviguis (Br), at San Francisco June 3 from Liver. arch off River Piatis, Chas Rathgons, steward, Was drowned. Bank. Husny Raxkixa (Br), previousty reported | 3 wrecked at Araeaty bar, was bound to Liverpool from | Aracaty (not as before stated). j weans renga ar Geo, at Philadelphia Trom amburg, reports May m@, lat Saw aw Ver! Heeberg, four ttfles to we ee Sena AM Pancen, con a n, bound ont, was ashore at Mathias Port, Potomac River, June 9, but subse- queatiy got off after Wischarging part ofeargo and Dro. ceeded. will | A SMastep Renoorer, coal laden, ashore on Dead Shoals, Potomac Kiver, June 1 Scum Sanam Jane, of Newoort, was sold at auction on the 10th inst, by the US Marshal, to George H Crandell, | of Newport, tor $7a Tux Manyviayp Ecaorvay Steam Line—Itis understood be the negotiations now pending betweea the Canton Fompany aud the Inman Coinpany iu reference to the line of steamers by the former trom the latter pares result in the lease of two steamers of tuo Thman tine to the Canton C mpany for two trips. It i thought that the first trip will be mado in the course of e Next month. The Canton Company luteudy to make hese two trips as an experiment. This 1s considerea ai bapa f dull season tor business of this Kind, and it eucesastul the Canton Company permanent lease lor the use of a ot the Tomn lice. The oficers nfident that they willobtain a fuli a trip hat they are apprehensive ae y of bound out, wi propuses. to umber of the of the company are cargo on the outwai rs frerpoo! to Baldmore Five of the crew of the abandoned ship Hy Reed (Br) arrived at Riehm on Wednesday in bark Vidar (Nor). which rescued all of the ere © report that th above Give wore traasferred (o another vessel Was Incor- Feet. Batiwonr, June M—Sehr Addie Walton, from Turks Isiaud. reports passe! June 7, Cape Matieras bear- | ing SW by 3, about 2) miles dist ihe wreck of a | sunken three-masted schooner of abou! 3% tons She had apparently been in that comlition but a short time, as her sails were on and appeured to be in & good state of proservation. Bayoow, June 10—Schr Arey, which cleared from this port for Bristoldune § 9 anitiing down the river, got | ashore below Crosb, filed. upset and last Gvening Iny On the beach on het beam enda- Grenactan, May 2%—Bark Saga (Nor), Joaus for Malu (hefore reported stomp nh a ot S > inst, Ca ng Teak aid pamiping t, $110. Disehargin of bales having be from New Or- in covision), was liver having steceeded ja the hold of the vesse! dry; carko ts being continued | Already transhipped a quan Koto ateainers for Gonveyauce to Malaga. ‘The Spanish porrow imorning with # por. jegoa leaves up the river in pilot's A grounded opposite ey Ne aud re. e © with the Tamage, a4 arrived 1a port sil_well, aap Haves, Jane t he hy og ot Glouces- nor, bas been’ repaired at Larsen from Pe Crocker ot vet named) ow! Ployed ja the metihaden & fisi NOTICE TO MARINERS, ALIENATION 1% LIGHT ON HIRD ISLAND, ctROUE KAST Coast OF CATE DRUTON ISLAND, The Dominion government bas given note the Ist of July next the revolving red am Bird Isiand, Ciboux Island. Cape Bri changed tos revolving red light, showing & ‘hash every rgioute At New London 9th j odate Ist aND— that on ATA TOINT, PuINCE EDWARD SP, The Dominion government hay aise given notice that the light at North Point, Prince Feward Island, will be changed on the tet of Jaly next trom a fixed white toa Fevoiving White tight, showlag a fash every minute - SPOKEN aureuanon Im LiGut ON Ship [le of Buse Br) from Glasgow for Sau Prancisco, May 20, lat 19 N, lon 9 W. Bark Reese Roig ad FE, for New Tore or Dalnou Ly a rk Ansgar Ma} Vat 63 10, jon A NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS, Merchants, shippiag agemts and shipmastors are ia. formed that by teiegrapbing to ths Henman Lonion Bureaa, No 46 Fleet strect, or to the Paris oMes, Ros Seribe, the arrivals at and departares from fa ropean end Rastern port of American and all forelga vessels trating with the United States, the same will ba 4 tw this country fee of chargs and padlisiyd, Captains arriving at and sailing from French ao! Mediterranean ports will find the Maris office the mors economical aud expeditions for ttegrayning news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ed, barks Frogoni ¢ Devoto Brivast, June 10a | Fores: QueeaBr), Mevalmont, | Mal), Poraso, New York Darion. Barnes, Jone Cmarrived, ship Pantine David Ger), | Onte, Philadelphia; barks Eolue (Ger), Berding, New Yorks Preciosa (Ger), Valk, Baltimore; Carla (Nor), Tooneren, New York; St sngrew Br), Dick, do; Marin \ Men, Pebwaris, do NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1875.--IRIPLE SHEET. Arrived lth, barks Nellie T Gue: Messenger, New York ; 8 J Bogart (Br), Reynolis, do. Capuz—Sailed, scbr WR Drury, Thompson, United Stites, Carcvrra—Arrived, ship Alice Buck, Snow, Liverpool. Dear, June ll—Arrived, barke Falken (Nor), Christen- sen, Wiimington, NO, for London; Mary Campbell (Br), Gray, Bull River tor do. Duyper, June 10—Arrived, bark Uirica (Swe), Locke, Pensacola, Dox«ink, June 9~Arrived, bark Hittero (Nor), Wasae, New Yori, Famoura, Jone lhArrit Crimp, Boston. Arrved in the Channel oth, bark Meridian (Ger), Hohorst, Philadelphia tor Bremen. Grascow, June 1—Arrived, sbip Abeoms (Br), sart, Quebec, Satied 10th, park Primo (Ital), Dighero, New Yi Gexos—Arrived, bark Passaroeang (Swe), Pensacola. Hatle?, bark DH Bills. Penny, United States. Haxsvns, Jane Arrived, bark Jene Brandis (Nor), Nielsen, Darien, Hose Koxc~Arrived, steamer Great Repablic, Cobb, San Franeisee via Yokohama. Liverroor, June 1—Arrived, ships Soreamer, Austin, Savannah; Dewa Gungadhur (Br), Torner, Boston; Ma terhorn, 4 an Francisco; bark Antwerp (Br), Atkin- son, St Je NB, Satied 10th, brig Kalervo (Rus), UWillstrom, States, Lospor, June 11—Sailed, ship Liverpool, New Yor! rig Kaluna, sh, do. Loxvoxperky, June 10—#alled, Bran, United States, Jaspon—Arrived, bark Romo (Br), Campbell, Philadel phia, PiyMovrE, June 10~Off, ship Nonantum, Poster, from Rangoon for Antwerp. Port Mavoc, Juno ll—Arrived, ship Berlin Br), Jones, Dariea. Qcersstows, Janae —Arrived, barks Roseneath (Br), nd, O; Guiseppe Massone (Ital), Meretto, Philadel- Weymouth (Br), Kane, Matanzas. - rived 1th, bark Nellie May, Blair, Havana, Also arrived lth, 11 AM, steamer Wyoming (Br), Guard, New York tor Liverpool. Baited Nth, steamers City of Richmond (Br), Brooks‘ and Republic (Br), Gleadell (from Liverpoo!), New York. Rorrenpam, Jane ¥—Sailed, bark Dagmal (Nor), IHaave, United States. Scnpertanp, June lih—Arrived, Campbell, Pensacola. Sr Hxvesa—Arrived, bar Elizabeth (Swe), Danneborg, Padang for New York (not as before reported). Tayrort, June 10—Arrived, bark Norsk Veritas (Nor), Tsaacsen, Pensacola. Sailed from ———, ships Robena, Hagen (irom Reval), New Yor! ‘ulette (Br), Davies, United States; barks Sansone (Aust), Capponi, ant Prvi Dubrovacki (Aust, Pendo, do. Lonpon, Jung j—Of the cargo of the bark Roner(Nor), from Savannah for Finland, stranded In the Gulf of Bothnia, 500 bales damaged slightly, and 700 seriously Gamaged, hive been secured. There are 200 bales still on board, Rs bark Star Queen (Br) Gro nited Lambert, bark Gazelle (Nor), ship Ottawa (Br), SPOKEN. Bark Rifleman (Br), Bishop, from New York for S8yd- ney, NSW, April 23. FOREIGN PORTS. Avx Caves, April 28~Arrived, brig Oliver (Br), Weeks, New York, 10—In_ port, ships Tabor, Taylor, for jth May Havre; Malesitc. Minot, for Falmouth: Stowell Brown bark Milo, Wier for Maulmain. Bapveck, OB, Juve $—Salled, scbr Martha B Franklin, Jones, Newbur: Cavcutta, 7—In port, shins Prince Rudolph (Br) Wishart; Waterloo (Br), Armstrong Bengal (Br), Code, and Grandee, Jacoby ew York, 14g; Timour. Bob bins, and Cromwell, fe hardson, for Boston, do; Gilbert Thompson (Br), Magee, for San Francisco, “0; Bea Witeh, vile and Olive iy iain MiBr),, md "sted Gauntlet «Br), i that York. ork ‘cm Bangor May 5, rig re Tyanhoe (Br), Luke, 6uh, Agenor, Gould cease tie codthiveds bark Joste Mildred, Cai New Yor *aited Ti, ies Emma. L Shaw (Br), Macomber, Pak Hoaston, Gardner, eae Hatteras; eit ee Npeemag. Bacon, Jane $—Arrived, ‘Dark Alex Campbell buen, ‘St Thomas; 8th, brig Atalaya, Allen, New gn ratte 1 Sth, Drige kaith Br), Mites, t Gusnattan, May 14 Proceed: eS cr wale’ thes Lords Kk Domenico (Ger), Ja ao. Trieste ; i7th, Eroe (Ge Maresco, Marseille: 18th. brigs Neptnne'g Car, Pik cette Teresina (Ger), m= Goeirsn’ May foarrived, sche Walter % Palmer, Kandall, Boston. Guaxtaxauo, Stay 15—Sailed. rly Navasota. Slater, New Yor ; 21at Jas E Ward. Bailed ‘June wr rig cian e (Br), Darrel 6 uttetpnia. Hoxa Koxe, April be ae shtps Fen Mot ranciseo; May 6, Atlantic (Br), Malti, doy ghness (Br), King, do} vor, Wariand, Manila; 22d, Countess of Ervol Pere ‘Yayior, New Yor! In port ships Me} the vens cian) Wile Azenmore (Br), Corfield, for San Franclsco; ‘vars for do; 3 ’ nm, agaki, arrived = tor Sal Bitworth, wash tor Manila; Baward Jane Waaoner, Batted way 1s ‘shi, Arohop, Havawa, June | Pike, Manila. stesmers Hges %, Brow my Baltian comeg th Weieti ity ‘of "ida, Revnold ere Crue; lth, Juniata, Catherine, biladelptias | } tra cera ao annock, Pendieto: lermo (S| Ecbevaria, Beltimore; ba: ‘ks New 01 Virgin aol Mont: New York; brig J B Kirby, Gay, Borth of Hatteras, In port lith, steamer Crescent City, Curtis, for New Fore, to sail iit, oe eat ‘bin pork, ships parprion. Johnson, fe New York: Cleopatra, Doane, oat ingapore for ‘di Bunker Bill, Davis, rep: Mataxzas, June ne igs ~Ffi10a, barks a Anderson, north of E ; St Olaves (Br), indy f brigs Mian, fae , M low, aitigon feb. int Drinkwater, ialtiny i Cepbar Fett, bubbidae, io: Bite & Josie, Banker, Ramon de Ajuria, MeBride, do; d Woomn, Chis. Vis, Sune 7—arrtved, bark Huron (Br), Gil- April 7—Arrived, bark B Aymar, Siccumb, for Xow York. , sohr je Hinson, north ‘th, brig BA a aca Ww leby, do, ¢ 1—Sailed, ba ride, Bowlby, Pal far pa Rogers, felseans ‘Treak water, une 10—Arrived, brig Salve (Br), John- Jane 9—Arrived, ebr Chas B se, ‘annah; ch, Aniie Brunell (Br), og ry Lewos i mer Pals Br), Tavespags barks Abry — Bt te Tove Bs rtcererinan, 0 Gloucester, fe red it yi 4 2m Spore bark Bulluea B Allen, rior iMauotn oT H, ‘Sa Sone 0=Arrived, brig Clifford (Br), St arting. Wasroa, May 15—In port, bark Pyrmont (Ger), Died- ricksen, fur New York, idg. Par Sreaate xa, aeite, Yi sities, Harding, Syaney, bing Row Ayn ‘Tyro, Robbias, Amer- nn, Cann, sandy Fool ay 42—arrived, Matilda, Montagnora, New vitae, April 21—Sailed, Chasca, Pratt, United King. April 18—Arrived, Gvavell, Hichbora, un, Seott, Pensacola. iy ‘Tesaiied, Inn, Bugge, Quebec «not port May 1, bark Grasmei Sacua, J 5 of _Matseras; ByD) ston, Boston. St Joux, N (Br), Smith. + nooks. May 28—OM, Kathleen, Uisted, from Do- boy for Hartlepool, Feimourd, May 270M, Rife, Runcie, from Portland, 0, for bunderinnd. Grovenstan, May SI—Arrived, Selina stanford, Alle- ero, rk Was heen reported arrived M yaahwar, May S—Arrived, Chimoea (ior), Heave, New koa, May %—Arrived, Upotar, Hallstrom, Pensa- led 26ih, Anstrucher, Hitt, Quebec; Zurich, Forster, B-Sailed, Australia. Iversen, Miramichi 20th, Minnie H Gerow, Gerow, Shel. do. Haver, Ma: (not Unite bagpe. =. ured 28th billian @, Bremner, Hayti and Mexico, fen, May %i—Arrived.’ Waytarer, Thurber, Pensa- cole. Lavenvoot, May 9~Arrived, Polynesian @, Brown, Montreal, Sailed mh. Gee venken, Sandy Wook; Moratl , le, ‘White, Calon Spraaue, Sim Sue pe ;, Gaolte 1%), “eK refry, Liatitax; One, Hownan, Caittagony and San Fea or bs ps Ly Gwe 20h, Herbert, 114, trom Liverpool for on reat Ormshend 29th, Granger, Doane, from Liver. | pool for Sau Francisco, Lonpoxoneay, May 2—Cleared, De}phine, Lovelins, onrevibes, April 27—Arriv vannan. Kerei, May %—Arrived, M E Corning, Haghes, Sa- vapnah. Quexxerows, May $)—Sailed, Sarpen, Backer, Slixo; Agra, Johnston, Liverpool, hOCrHAMPTON, May 2M—Sailed, Ohio ®, Meyer Grom Bremen), Baitimere, jonet, Ba- Cavovrta. May 7—The Ivanhoe, Lake, for New York RAGAg peice. ber starboard bower chain while steerin roin the janade moorings inte the stream on With the Sestos (us, a the ground off Fort Point, where sie remained and then floated. The At damage the port fide ni her main deck has been surveyer fe it in no WAY Affects the sea worthiness of th Vessel it is Lo be repaired at eoavenience, Duxoace, May St—The brig BL, Margaret, Williams, witch arrived of here trom Whiladelplia 2th inst. has this morning been towed to the quay. wane SZ ihy telegraph, dated Sydney, May 2)—The bark Cy t and will become a tatal 1 erew arrived here: vessel AAT Ea git ber, tor $275 and or (170,00) feet of Unni AMERICAN PORTS, rear M © Lyons, carge — AL@XANDRIA, June 9—Arvived, vion (and ewilet for Crovite ore Louie Mirdgalt, ‘Mom iogrons Ellen To t Biles Hate <* we Be ile. ‘au cide M Jones (Br), Gamage, New York; | eaBetied, le | | | Q Buehler, Mo (Br), Anderson. for Liverpool: Reporter, spring, unc; | dford ; 80); Lissie 1, a for Goo) ean, Fork: Modine ile Sehr ‘ortland ; red brook, ener, Hudson, ¥ an dudson. NY; Mollie Hand. iad Cleared—Hteamer Johns Hoi ‘kins, Hallett, Baitimore park Mirto N (Ans), Bosom 100 Cork vin Now York : sem Jsaae Oberton. Crockett, or, SC; Trion, Matthew Baltimore; Wm Boardman, ton, New York via the Hennebec River; D Deviteon, Freeman, Woodbridge, Sailed—Ship Geo H Warren. Stoam yacht. Jane Mes © Crea, Som zo New ¥ York for Boston, passed Wood's Hole at SPALTIMORE, Jane 10— Arrived, bark Biverton, Clark, Havana; brigs Herman, Patterson, Matai Hoddan, doze schrs, Clara ‘Sinith. "Packard, do: Aad Walton, Hamitton, Turks Island ul SSaulre Humbiing Richmond W Hays, Savanna! steamers Raleigh, Minter, Roanoke m Lawrence, Howes, Boston; DJ Fole ni Calvert; Foley, do; Panny Cad walt ader. Foster, New York, Cleared—Steamers Saragossa, Looper, a Josephine Tbompson. Moore, New Yorks st lum, Masters, 5 Nib; barks Assunta (Ital, via ieenstown: Winifred (ir), Dil, Kio Janeiro: brig Bra (Bn, Netnee, Cardi; sohr Twilight, Robinson, xem AVeU, ied—Barka Blena Cardano (Ital, Dublin; Setex tal: Cork: brig Perl, Kastpor' ‘LL RIVER, SC, June bodrrived, brig Grace an, leh BAN brig Geo Harris Stowers, Price’ Chsrlewtor Bay ne 9—Arrived, toe Kton 5 rs Bruuette, Rich, New York; A L Wilder ‘rench, Too ee Mary Collins, Golttan’ Darien, Ga. BUCKSPOR?, June 8—Arrived, schr isabel Jeweit, Ki da tol ads. CHARLESTON Juno M—Cicared, bark Memento Sup) Say, Cork for ondert ELL SW bats “june 2—Cieared, eehr Isls, Bullock, ew ¥ N, June 9-Cleared, sehr George Sealy, Satied—Schr Vernal, for Benen.o lan je) bal REY WEST, June d—Areiveds steamer (i W Cirde, Pennington. daiveston for New York ‘and procesde: LY June 9—Arrived, schr Robert Foster, Hobok en we BILE, June li—Cleared, schr Comet, for New Of- lea! EW ORLEA rg lo—Arrtyed, steamer Cordova (Br), Abram, Liverpo — ‘dune ii Arrived, schr J G Whipple. from vai NEW SMYRVA, Fla, Jane 1—Cleared, schra L aM Reed, Spelman, Boston; Sth, Witch Hazel, New Bedford, Frank & stone, Mec'allum, Jacksonville, NORFOL ne SArrived, schrs H Lock wood, Canary, Brown, Belfast Nih—Put ia tor coal, ste. mer San Jacinto (Br), Ricker Galveston for tiverpodl, DFORD, June 9—Arrived, sehrs Alex Young, ake, Philadelphia; Fair Wind, Bowman, Poughkeep- He for Wareham; Kate Thomas, Barlow, kanawich for jew Y Suiled—schrs M Hf Read, Bonson, Philadelphia; Aun ® Sipple, Bacon, New York. Wth— Arrive: chr Galena, Silva, Azore: Sailed—Sehrs Samuel G Hart, Pitagelphias FEBVar a8 8 gen Kagle, Ada Herbect, EC Knight, ‘and Pash w York. NEW PORT, ‘June 9, PM—Arrived, sobrs Gertie x Mor row, Dart, Mbsquito Inlet for Boston: Corellia, ¢ Hoboken for do; Mary Shields, Snowman, Port Jot for Salem; Win’ H Bowen, Dill, Bristol, for New Yor Veranda, Pond, Providence for doy 88. mith” Snowe Waroham tor do, via Norwich; A B Hayes, Barlow, Sandwich for do; sloop Odd Fellow, Dyer, New York. Also, tug Frances King, t awley. ‘Providence tor iow York, with tire barges in tow (atid salted 10 HON DON, Fane to arrived, sehrs id wach, Hoboken; Kate Callahan, Stoniaston for New York. Sailed—Schr AH Baker, Alexandri i jark Forward (BP, siraca ©, June 1—Arrived, rachan, Hong, PASCAL Wea ‘June 5—-Cleared, achr Walter Denny, ORT ROFAL. 80, qane il, 4 PM—Saiied. Steamer Taylor, Ki Huanisvitic, quick New Y MUADELPHTA, June 1i—Arrived, steamers oe Me: Sarah Gt Wheiden “Hoxton; Vindicator, Rozer Providence; Phi} adelpnia, Da York; schrs Pranconia, Loavii Cari Julia's Wal 4, Stephens, Boston; William Gar Bowen, Bosto igo ‘Aico arrived. Stoamer ¥ Franklin, Chance, Baltimore Rantala, Ipswich, Frederick Weyer ih mbuUrK. Cleat teamer E © Bid is Pefsthe} ew York Zavaila Wiliam Joes lark, Clark, St John, rovincetown : E Nickerson, Chase, du; L © Hi y, Portsmouth ; Ne 08 Van Gilder, ‘nna man, Brower, Boston; lie M Evans, Walle! novi 1 New Ca ASPLY, jgnet a i) M—Scl en Oren ubitrr sania t Hilas Ae © eer Hponek rovidence: John D ego oe New. London: ar rraveansett. (ne Boston? Hannah F Shubert new), for do Ft for Pordland; Anna Myrick, for, ‘Providence, and Di Sue Minda tia, Yor Galway, Toland, passed down luce, APM Paned up, schrs Kate E (Gifford, from Somerset: | Breed, from Lynn, and L & A Babcock, from Bos : Ls down—Ship Constance (Bn) for sare a gi yA (Br), for Cork or Faimouth, for ordi mens 4 frguit, foe Frovineetows, ‘aaebored SPM au two sch In sight, comin {ne ae rs are in June Th Awoed rive teh rch MS, he: brig Wexford. frum 'wateusas, (of orders ship Superior and bark Mota. Le ‘arah Gilmore and George E Dale are bere, outward bound. PM—Thore have been no changes. PORTLAND, June 7—3alled, barks Florence Peters, and schr Maxkie D Sougross' Ht Means and Hat ‘une 10~Sail cl Clayton, and Jesse B sm tor town Fos T Fooker, Leeds, Fil i wane, oe vive E, June 10- twee sabe ‘alma, Weekn, lobo) sailed Schts Florence T Lock wood,, St Jahn, Georges Peter Ii Crowell, Chase, do; White Milken Alexandria! Mary & Smith Gi mn, Haoret RW Tull, hropanire, do, & 8 Corson. delphia;" Albert Fat Bingham : Tula i: Petty; Alien Gur A icone TF, gon: Sonn Stockhan, tare ‘and “Ripine, Marshoil, Rew ori pup Areived, steamer Florida, Crocker, Philadel, anne pats Sn, sehr | tor, *Fiital eight Jumes Hnguish, air, Kingsland, Haverstraw. Oh —-satied |, sehr Horizon, Leet, Rondout, June 9—Atrived, bark RICHMOND, ‘Vidar avon, Johansen. Liverpool; sehr Mary D Hand, Hand, Norfolk * | to load fot Ne ROOK L., AND, ge eeiepea oe LP, Beaver. New Yorlty ibey, Tense Shooting star AueNin, Hansen, 3 0 eo vor ata ‘Anderson, Mazadian. ie ‘ouh—Arrvved, bara Moi ulgett, Newcastle, Cleared—Bark Sierra Nevada, Dorr, Ounalarka, : BAVANNAY, June l—Arrived, bark Rafael “Poman, elret, Bavana. SATILLA, June b—Arrived, schr C V Paige, Brose. "lied Sens lattie L Puller, New ¥. Ei Hart, Bat a ee sentir eaten mo ; bar! M June 9—Arrived, scurs Ftephen Morgan, Gale Philadelphia: Ita Bliss, Nort, Montout scittli sai Geo H Mills, Tillotson, for George, wy Hoboken for Boston; Fairtield, Weehawken for Bedabedue, do tor Ipswich. Ralied— chr Orient for Fienge: of i Morrison, out 3 a jun tin nue roel Ker, Fg omer 9 pau ‘P Keller, Sarai Thon Antelose, Watgbiul, Cleecor face a Beslone, ‘atchiul, Cicer rng, stl ¢,'D © Foster, sil er Hi + ent Satlea, sclize Julla Clincn (Br), Susan Carroll, heco, Empress, Geo i KR Dy. Enron. Mary D Wi iisgn, Forest Home, aay Suffolk, ida, Wm P Davis, A i sawyer, G & Wentworth, WIL IKOTON, June U—Arrived, sehr Dione, Doody SI RALY, June 10—Sailod, schrs Aloxander, K and Reading Hat roxd No.4 Adame, for Phi VINEYARD HAVES, Jano 10—Arrived, sehrs Targa, Silver Py nie cot int Win ry Price, H yy ‘MISCELLANEOUS. i ae MEET fewml Soom PELE fb snd yoans fe BEEER BREWERY, ce STRERT, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH AVENUES NEW YORK, ——s Bag hh's py KS OBTAINED PROM DIPFER«, ; legal everywhere; desertion, &c., suite . wo charge WOE die. dvice fre M HUves, Attorney, 194 Broadway, ROOK LYN, CO BSOLUT ent Stal — (be HYATV'S DOUBLE STRENGTH LIFR Bain AP SAM inas stood a. 27 years’ public test, and by over: 200,007 great cures of Rheumatism, Serofula, Neuralgiag, old Ulcers, Gout, as well us dines arising trom impus rity of, blood, gained, the name Wonder. ‘tl epot, and street, Rew York, Be ory where, $6 W per halt dozen. Sold by —_—___————=, “PIVORCES OBTAINED PaOM DIM) jogal every where. 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