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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, » ~ ‘wor to the boats to escape. The men were 3 x BEECHER’S SIN. | ; 7 lodged in jail to GWall examination by the au- LYNCHING A NEGRO | | tunities, oy ADDITIONAL INPORMATION, BICITAMENT OVER THB HERALD = DIBCLO- \ Subsequently the folowing additional informa- SURES—ACTION OF THE PLAINTIFF'S OOUN- / tion on the subject was received by the Consul | The Untimely End of tke Piney Woods Monster. | General and forwarded to Washington, reacsing | bere in the same mil in which the letter con- | tainimg the above account was received, vein dated Havana, Juse 3:— The schooner Mary Chilton, of New York. left that port during the middie or latter part of Mareh, bound to the port of St, Abures, Colombia, SEL—THE NEW WITNESSES 6 BPOENAED. ‘The publication of the new and important evi dence im the HeRanw of yesterday caused the most intense excitement in New York and Brook- lyn. Everywhere it formed the only topic of con- versation, and the greatest wonderment was ex- | Wengeance on the Outrager of Adelaide Jackson. | pressed at the extraordinary disc.ovures made, | wit & cargo of sal. beef, veer, magnesia, a few | Surprise was expressed that these state- | permed oleae yp ae Doan a pre ie fie Mea aE | Colombia uly a par e cargo could 4 ie | ments nad not been Magog: i es be | 8nd ‘several tons of cocounuts au over a : SY OAK TREE | Sst part of the trial or in rebu' tiles were taken on board. The vessel WANGED ON A BOX OAK TREE | it ‘on the part of the defence, | Was cleared vy one Lopez. of Colomvia, testimony It was argued that if this story bad been toid then | the trial must have come at once to an end, as it One week ago the country round about Oderton | Was reagoned the facts given by the druggist, Mr. ‘wus in a state of great excitement in consequence | George ©. Leys, of his sale of the poison to Mr, of the perpetration of & fendish onusrage on the | Beecner were sufficient, bad they been introduced | person of Byouug girl named Adelaide Jackson, | #lter the delendant had deniea ever purchasing | by @negro, who was captured last Monday and | OF having in his possession any poison, to utterly | | ‘who was lynehed very early this morning. | contradict him on that point. | and the goods consigned toa Mr, Castro, im New | York. The captain who took the vessel out of Coiombla refused to return with her to New York ano another one was employed at San Andres, by the name of Guper, This latter Look the command and sai.ed aboat tue middie of Muy, wito & mate, steward, threo seamen and one passenger, & Spaniard, on boara, Asnort distance irom the point of ceparture, Captain Guper seemed to rr pens of bis bargain and wished to turn back with ‘whe Vessel, but the and the Uiree seamen | refused, and then thy tuin took a boat and followed by the steward ana passenger put of in the direction of the shore. ‘Tae mate and seamen Annarouis, Md,, June 14, 1876. TRE VICTIM'S RESIDENCE. LEYS, LOADER AND TRICE, ‘That Leys, Loader and Price will be called The place where the dastardly outrage wae com- | pis about one and three-quarter miles north | tO give thelr evidence under the solemnity bel eg tye Merah 9 See etton vacls a = bt ts @f Oderton (the Jonction of the Baltimore and | Maat ainttins Senpeltncend to toke ime initiative j elubteen miles trom Punta de Oarsenas, tine three Potomac and Annapolis and Elkridge Railroads) | jn “the matter, aud nave accordingly served sub- | Seamen {OOK the sole remaining book an and in what is known as Piney Woods. On the | pense oa. ait baree of je, mek, Ri educnmente | bor ‘caane wan aii inave whom i fon ae ‘westside of the railroad Mr, John Jackson, now | having been issu b night tor the! | cevved to be ignorant of seamanship and that | im the court to-day. The names o! these people they would surely. ail be lost. Two. or upward of seventy years Of age, resides with M8 | are Mr. George ©. Leys, the druggist who sold 1 ‘wife and two or three daughters in @ modest | the prussic Pity ‘to Beecher: Joseph Loader, the | tree days afterward @ fishing smack ) took > | uphoisierer, whose name was left unmentioned | of the mate, and keeping along the coast Jooking farm house. On the opposite side Of | Yevterday, ant Joho J. Price, ms felow worker | strived wi him at Coloma on the 26tn of May. Ehjah Jacksov, 8 son, ives with his family, about | acheaante thet cerning ater eee ene taxe possession Ot she vessel, which te about se¥- two hundred and fifty yards distant On the | PPPOE Tbe sadly shaken if they make any | CD(y-seven ons burden, The three sailors still southside of the run is what 1s known as Jack | Fewain 1n coudnement in the jail at Pinar del Rio, von’a woods, in which several large, camp | objection to 1s admission, THE FEKLING AT WHITESTONE. ‘The foregoing is the most truthiul account of the meetings have been heli of late years, Iu the Pe sp ce ade en odin ga pod circumstances, as it corresponds with the state- tices of the marsh borderiug the run are several | cued over the intelligence conteined 1 tue | Ments made by the three seamen and the mate. remarkably fine springs of waier, and the one Anna, especially over the fact that their fellow | The deparument has taken suck action in the case ueed by the family of the old man, Jackson, is | {wusman Was 80 promibently biougiy fewer, | a& 11s hoped, will lead to the punishment of the @istant from the house probabiy onc hundred aud | wax thronzed all day by ap anxivus crowd of | Wrongdoers, some of whom are now in custody. Gfty yards, quite out of sight of the houses | people who Wished to look af, and, if possible, dise | ‘Their offence, i the Jacts are as stated, is piracy. cuss the matter with aim, and is also surrounded by brusg aud CARD FROM REV. MR, BERRS. a - fome trees in Saturday, the 6tn inst, Wuirestone, L. J,, June 14, 1875. | i sa ~ ON the elder Jackson was absent irom home, in | TO TH® SpIToR oy THE HERALD Pk : wh ey i greatiy regret to see my ie your iseue of this morniog im connection wiih some statements | made by Mr. Gu. Leys. of this villaze. | ivis trae thar Mr, Leys showed me bis account of goods supped to the Rev, H, W. Beecher, and among the extries Was one ol 4 drug ol & poison: | ous nature. I w not, however, “greatly ex- Baltimore, and we women folks remained about the house until avent ten o'clock, when the old lady and the two eldest giris were out in the feld some distance (rom the house and out of signt of it, t0.a0 some light work, leaving the younger girl, MONTHS OF JUNB AND JULY. r. | cited” by it; but thought it @ most trificg and oF —T Baila \Demu ry acide, 9% SORE CS pangs haat | ordimary circumstance. There 14 not, pervaps, a | | Tcl (cc imesscny Mh ae DESORIPTION OF THE “NIGGER.” housexeeper in the land but buys poigon with no |Livervool..|* Bowling Greea Ashort time after they had left a nigger (de- | more murderous imteution than to kill rate or | Glasgow, Broao way. a hort, thick-set, full-blooded African, | OtNEr vermin. femcoeess Sp eronawer tcriped as @ short, tbick-set, full-blood rican, lregret that Mr, Leys should have assoctated Bambi 61 Broadway rool. | 19 Broadway. Laverpool..|69 Broad way. avout twenty-five years of age) made bis appeal- my name wivh this absurd affalr, as, If | mistake ance at the kitchen door. He asked if Mr. Jack- | not, this business Ler ghee seems rey penance ui ei Laverpoot HS Brosdwas. a | years before the alleged “contemplated suicide, ictoria. 2iASTOW. + fowling Green ee a ag ae oe cucontly re, | aud expecially asNe knows tuat I love Mr. Beecer | an. Sremen....}2 Bowling Greea ined, “Father went to Balumore this morn. | #04 lave the most perfect confldence in his Curls fertea :|Liverpool../4Bownne Green fog, and we don't expect bim before nigh Wan iotegrity. 1 au, sir, yours, uly, WA Scholten, Rotteraau [60 Broagwa: file the girl had her back tarned to bim, eh- sete 3. BRERS. | Enevia, Hampure../os Broaawa w gaged In Some household occupation, be took from a corner of the room an old musket and walked away. He worked lis way unovserved to near abe ety I when, setting the musket beside tue tree anu Diding pimsel', ne quictiy awaited a vic- tum to approach the spring, being Gouvtess aware ‘hat before te noonday meal solic Che WOU come for water. TUR CRIME. Be did not wait iong, ior about eleven o'clock AN INTERVIEW WITH MR. LEYS. {¥rem the Brooklyn Eagle.} Warestong, L, 1., Juve 14—3 P. M. In conversation with Mr. George C. Le; druggist who sold Mr. Beecher prussic acid May 1: 1871, aecording to his statement in @ morning | paper, he stated that when ne read Mrs, | aa i ot Richmond Uvonia. J *|19 Broadway. 7 Bowing Green ‘}Jupe 28. Juve 26. Jane 30. | 4 Bow line 8! Broadwa 19 Broaaw: Acaie, taking two bucke:s with her, started to SMouiton’s testimony i the scandal case he [Picken yaw tae the spring, and, jusi as she set the buckets dowa, immediately thougat of the acid, and bis 1 y 7 be presented himsell anu asked if she would not ° A 1» | eee teens eeeen give him @ drink. Sne repied by dippine up a | mind formed a connection between the | . | Lavernool. [29 Broadway. eup of water and uanding it to nim, and, afier be | sact of the thereof and Beecher’s | €imbria... +|Mamoure. /¢1 Broadway fad drank, with one band returoed the cu glleged intention to commit suicide, a6 asserted | Rotterdam. be eerdees 89 Broedway wulle with the other he seized her hy witnessex, but he does hot now beueve there | The Queen dverpoot. tae Broaawai the shoulder. She dealt bim & severe was auy such conpeerion because ine time be | Germanic.- Lavernool.-|19 Broad wa. blow in the moath, Dut did Dot stagger Bim. abd | tween the purchase and expresdion Of suicidal Is | Vine ve raris., Havre . Broacway Be immediately grabbed her oy the throat. From | tent was too great. } x +) Bremei....|2 Bowing Greea She appearauce of toe ground sue must nave lie don’t recollect Mr. Beecher making any ex- | Glastow...]7 Bownne Greou fought desperately, for ber clothing was (Orn pianation as tv why oe wanted tue acid or nie | Fn tdigd OT ry ee into shreds The black fend accomplisset gis parpose. ! ; 2 Bowing Green Liverpool. [19 Broaa way. {| Liverpool. /69 Broo wa7. Liverpool.. | J3Brosaway. making any inquiry as to what effect it would | have. He did not think tt strange that a clerg)- | man should want an ounce of deadly poison. | He does not know how the face got to be given, | He never talked with any one else about itexcept | the physician of this village, Dr, Bleecker, and the | latter is WoO honorable 'o say anyiving to the in- jury of Mr. Beecher, He don’t kiow whether the | prtssic acid transaction 1s entered ou his day vook, | aud be will not look to sea, | The page on the ledger is a!l in one handwri:- | ing, 1s Very iresn and ciear looking, and along | With the wale of the acid there are fiteen other eral miles distant, Captatus of vessels apon sseing this articles entered, showing that It was purchased | signal wilt oblige wx by preparing any marine news bad slept there. Snspecting that the party they | wmong severai other tings wanted ior taal; “ Bad seurobed for hd been sodging there he deter- | uge. = in . Y dey may have tor the Ship News Department of the wines to cali his pe\ghbors: and Messrs, Cosuuibus | — os Umar, Saylor and Thomas “. Vole, eaca armed With » | OBITUARY Ba Persons Cesirous of communicating with vess'!s 4D, responded. Aiter searching around W the | - acriving at New York can do so by addressing to such woods they discovered smoke ascending above the ~ vessels, care of Hunstp news yacht, pler No 1 Bast River, New York. Letters received from ali parts of the tree tops, and soon after jound that 1t was from a SAMUEL GARDNER DRAKE world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re- fre the fend had ballt near a spring, at which he ‘Was Cooking Dis Dreakiast of Meat stulen On da.ul- Samuei Gardner Drake, the venerable historian _ ‘Hi8 HIDING PLACES. Alter leaving Jackson's Le started Orst toward | the Beltimore and Onio road; but, tue country being open and many persons berng in the feids, Qe Changed Dis course aud struck ju @ part of toe “Brusoy ait Cuy of Paris, ag NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT,—The New Youx Hrrarp bas adopted a distmuishing Costoh night siynal for ase on board the Haun steam yacht, show: ing while burning the colors red, green, red. changing from ene to the other 1 succession, and can be seen sev- tounty low ana swampy KuoWD as Neck.” HIS CAPTURE. On Monday morning, just before daylight, Mr. | Caled Pueips, residing on stony Run (@ vranes of the Patapsco), discovered sume tracks abont bis eBicken house, and going in found ti.at some one y might from Kay's Ab soon as be sam Wis oy yo tiquariay, died in Boston yesterday, iu his | “OS™ —- with their guns cocked, he suid, ' = a " You've cotched me” He did. hot appear seven:y-seventn year. Mr. Drake was born at ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THIS DAY. to mind the arrest much, and walked witb tho t x 7 : —— beariog Of one who boasted of tae act. ite rs racy =~ _ cue ar 11 1706, nd recived | SUN AND MOON. mwGR WATER frankly admitted that he was tue one woohad | OWly 4 common school education. in early life BC | san rines..... 428] Gov. Iniend..morn 6 31 been to Jackson's and Da cOMMItted The act, and Was a teacker, Dut be afterward removed to Bos- | Sup feta 732) Sandy Hook.tmorn 4 56 Sommmmaee tha péeneon ted tuat be bad twice ac- | tom, and in 1828 he opened ap antiquarian book- | Moon sets....morn id ~ Gate....worn 7 06 AKRIVAL AT JACKSON'S. store, in this country. He | PORT OF NEW YORK JUNE 14 18 ‘They arrived at Jacknon’s abous forey-fve po had previously oegum his literary career by we . Mh vA, JUNE 14, 100. ftes past seven o'clock, last Monaay, and the gir ‘ | “E | L pag on veing called to identity him almost weat into siies Phas War ane eager! gy towrtetf | appear Spasms in her fright at thesigntof the monstor. It nye ov tracts on the same subject. sua he CLEARED. ‘Was nociced that even then Were (he marks ODS | Hyoisned nis juatan Biography”? n4 — Govers, where he clutexed her, plainly visth im isk) lis “Book of toe Indian” fHret appeared. Pea Ann Eimza, Kicharas, I clpula—James 5, | Hand. SUDMS Was committed and taken Lo ADDapous S ‘The iatier Work has always been consicerea 4 nigh | RUCoOrty for acts regarding the aborigines of America, aud it bas passed through many ediuons, | His rem: i@ Works on Indign iistory are “Old Ind el 1836, With @ mew series in | 1862; “Indian Captivities,” 1869, and a “History of | Five Years’ French and Indian War,’? 1570, Mr, Drake aivo Made some other important con- | iributons to American history, among them a | + | “Memoir of Sir Waiter Raleigh,” 1362, and “An- teamer Eleanora. Johnson, Portiana—J ¥ Ames. Tobias & Co. no, Southampton— Bars Kegia (Nor), Laren, 1ov Hark Cnito Gataino Uta, Senia Sloeovich & Co. Wark Brage (Nor). Svendsen, Belfast [—Tetens, Bock- mann & ¢ Bark Heinrich Biorn. Thomesen, Cork for orders—Funeb, dye & Co. Bark Ada Wisweil, Wisweil, Buenos Ayres-John Nor- ton. Jr, & Sons. Brig Arctic (Br), Brinton, Liverpool, E—Heaey & Pas TNE LYNCHING. This morni at an early our, 1t was found by the residents of the town taat che no neces- ty for @ July term of the Court, for during the hts party entered the jail, confined tue jailer and took the Legro out io 4 dark piece of woods, Svout one and a pall miles from town, wie ad mung Mim to a tree. Luis party, It (or), Bumiered twenty-eight persons irom the Fourta | Wite! od states,” 1860, | ker. district, Bbout ten of Whom were on horseback and | Presiaent of ‘ne New Engiana earore | Brig Jens Hintze (Dam, Hansen, Cork for orders— the otnérs on two Rand cars, whieh Were takeM | cai snu Genealogical Society in 1858, and he was | "YECPeNe io Uwe vzendo, Alicante—Milier & from the Baitimore and Potomac Katiroad. A | She of ite founaers and the editor of ite “Regis- | peughion. ce 4 ae “ake eg @an known aud sderessed 4s tain Bad | ter” for many Years. In 1868 he visited Europe, | brig Amelia Emma, Fie}d. Ponce—M lier & Houghton. Socios, ppp oom ren en oe: _ im on and resided in London Jor twoye: His son, | _ Brig Repnbile ir), Davidson, st George's (Bermuda Horning, 2 the town, ent imme- | Francis 5. Drake, bas pubi “Diet x. eas diately to the jai. bacn man Wore a mask over | Aurerican Biogrepny. sora catenin green tte) : , Bouche, St Johns, NF—ilat- bis jace, and a detail of mx having taken charge | rag ton, Watson hoe pee pps Of whe jailer, Mr. &. White, forced him to deliv ate Phang cemtusendanmascennteccaraunas mateo d ison up the keys, With these they immetiately weas | CHARLES D, THROCEMORTON. Nene Jas Young, Young. Pensacola—Paryons # Loud. to the = in the uz oe slat 4, ualocking the | A telegram received tn Jersey City yesterday | | Sehr AS Wulcy, Mickwian, Frovineetowa- Baw t ound Lay soner, Sunn, » * bere. During nia stroggics in resisting tne | TM St. Louis announced the sudden death of chr B® Wright, Collins, Provincetowa—B J We: capture be suc: in biting One Of tee par Charles D. Throckmorton, in the fisty-iourth year bere. cniee ARRIVALS. Mhrough the bao Having freed Sia@ms, hia hands if Bis ie en in K i 1 Were tied, and being unable to walk on ac- | of bis age. He had been Pagar tg beaith during | count of ‘ms irous, the party shouldered him | *#@ pastiwo years, be left bis home in Jersey —_—- KSPORTRD BY THR HERALD STEAM Tac TS sxD Clty Iast Tuesday and etartea jor California in HERALD WHITESTONS TELEGKAPA Live ook him to 6 band car (about iv0 yards 4) OM Which he was piuced, aud tne jatier & company w Dr. Jonn Vought, of Freehold. ing released the prison was secured. As on ineve artival a¢ St. Lous Mr. Throck- party did pot have ca to inne y moved | my wes sirieken with paraiysis, He was Tight on to the place se 4, and ws prayed 4 native of Frectuld, N.J., and was iu mercaniie louuly as he weut. pusiness in New York for many years. le Was & 2 avon ene Woom gentioman of the Bighest imvegrity, genial and Hall May 26 via Souta r Arriving in the “jark Wood urteous in bis @ispostuen. 2 e ng € yee 4 in tem, speavedly de- amo u ight & Co. She side OF the railroad Was fir lined public oft Gut yielded at ist ane was |. steamer tluntevilie, Feraan lina via Port WHD # Bouse haviog been in twice el the Board of Freeholders. During Royal 4d fo Hermann Gelpece: 2th inst at 12M, ere fh ake be Was the } ge pr Bt of that seed steamer City ew York. hence for ! q Jed under it. Here hie was asked i wae & the past Yoer De Was tae président of twat ody. Tuies SW ot Frving Pan Ligh'sip; It panied tele and oc repiied in & faitering vorwe, “i aio t Abiecomt he tunerai Will take place at Jersey Oly to | Netue Chase, 18 miles 5 of Seed, gentlemen, and 1 waut Wo teil youwhyd | morrow. hip John Miiton (of Dablin) Murphy, Nong Kone Feb aid jt. sac 9, wish teas to A A Low & Bros. Passed Anjer reb 2 ‘The vaptain checked him, saying they did not JOUN J. SERRELL Cape of Good Hope April U, St Heiena April 20, and apt aby ressons, sud asked if he © tee vii crowed the }-quator May 6, tn jon = M and calms the entire passa had almost attained nis Mitted any owner sacs crimes. i w a This gentleman, who swered ‘No. Ho waa then placed on 11 k of | sixtein year, diea at bis residence in Bayonne, | yn 'a'asw sie Bracuar (ht), we . ~ ate ne das Ship Shelbourne (of Sbelnurne, S~) ‘Was adjusted, and tne horse being strucs startea | N- 4+ 0m Sunday. He was an engineer Of some | Cog diy, wiih mase to French, Fd of, jesving him dangliug im the oir. fhe parry | @istimction, having been for many years City Sur- hip St Petersburg ‘Aiise S000 ascertained (ha he Was dead aad separa, York, and for three Years Cousult- | days, im batiasito€ Tomas& to. | ~- “ f f at toe Central Park. ie went to badenh to Ohne Laing 2 ¥ one Br men “ S54 4 ‘ “ pr a 4 snrope lass bli 0 reerut f ailast to Chas Lating & Co Anchored at Sandy Hoo WATERBURY'S CHECK TO TAMM! wee ey eat nat Rane tie combed Gael for orders t hot have the desired effect. chp. Terpsichore Remnors - n take place to-morrow, from Dis late | with empty barrel Vonsel to mi Tammany Soviety some time #go voted acen- residence In Bayonne. ‘ Ship Lanea 2 days, with sugar - whovesl ure npoa Ni ou ©! Opposition to on J. Waterbury for bis expres i “Boos Keily,” and cited bim to tHE Bark to order; ¥. RY CHILTO anpel appeur in council last evemng for a tormal repri- —- o tof Madeira anand 10 presence o! the asaembicd braves, THAt pyront or TRE CONSUL GENERAL aT HAVANA 4 hy 222 pa a , anit ecehesnirscaane " pblied the gentieman, however, clined t ¥, try and make aya! INCKANTING THE ABANDON vuseut—rae | {9 4 checked the game of the young , , a DOWED i—2 Dinek cap buoy. with a white precuring from Jvage bavis a nea a “ie BT or HH SCHOONER'S VOYAGR TO eae coll ay we Citing the society 10 appent belere the i8tih eceuitics so mae ieee pawed eberg: dh, tatdi Inst, tO snow cane t r OL: sb HER cRN. Bow 4 pi ME ag nip ie Strained aud or sidden ry Out Hs proposed WasmInoray, June 14, 1875. steering east; wo iat, de. sear Jo xteering suit ark Frank (Sor), Pevereen, Tr to Fonch, bdye & © Toe foil information ec furnished the government by the United States Comsat Gen- bas Lakngd eo Mh days Im ballast acwon ih Mr. Waterbvury’s . Grand Saenem : . nehored ai Sandy Hook Lor Angustus Schell wa e u a @ay aiterooun, anu he ‘ pe, ering of ihe panied * eVvenag. eral at Havane:— Rark Padang Packet ), Sehultz, Glastow, $2 days, Waterpary ® case Pus Called ween Joan On the morning of the 2th of May a boat, | With ides to Wm olson. Jr. Savage apprised: Mayor manned by saree persons, came Bear TO PURLB de | ee eee een eet atte Siam oame ett Secagee, Sr tae fodiens one Cant A Warchinun #0 Was op wurrd there lon 57.21, spoke bare Hlinirania from. Cauté for $ eM ‘ Wiis several ovoers came down to the shore and 3) days out, short of provisions, and supplied Buoy tomana rowe, invited the occupants of the boat to land, but oes Ree tey inquirea in Eugisn $f the Jana’ be- Aus), Federigo, Bordeaux 4 days im . eee fF mh Was Lica, and being replted tal), Ontre » HIGHWAY ROBBERY. to in tue afifmative’ wey. endeavored. to | Gitey ser Po rater, apr . put of again, This ai d the suspicions x " au: salon 6 (howe O@ soore and they tareatencd to fire upon Bark Templar, Bartlett, Messina 75 days, with fruit to GRRaeT OF FOUR COLORED NIGHWAX them if they attempted to escape. They there- | Lunt Br THR EIOKTH Wanp, fore landed ona it wae discovered thas the ooat Hark Se ped of tasrt, Tarbados 33 While Charies Fataro, a colored boy, aced sig. | © manaunen SReege peeves eeong enna ee ane | for ys Tn ng t-- a ee eee 0 S pate sa # package or fine sairts. Upon being taken to the Ape teen years, of No, 21 South Filth avenue, was | estate Guacamaye and interrogated in Engitsh by | gy neyx, w ch na age Parsing through tus street about \woo'ciock Sua | the eng T it was fearhed that one of taem Was | hark Dactog > Matanzss 1 an Eogisoman and the other two Germans, bus | days with molawes to B i Howell, son & Oo, vessel to Gay morning, he was seized, at tae corner of Broome street, by ‘our colorea mon and was | tnoroaghiy sear Bnocked down by them ani robbed of $4 anda | which proved them to be American citizens. get or gold studs. The voy iwiormed Captain Me | their statements were evaerved Donald, ead gave bim a descr) <ion of Re rovvers. | MANY CONTHADIOTIONS. Miler & Foug k Belgian Ji days, with coal to Berd, 1" Bertagx erig ulof Kyrre (Swed) they revis' ng ed wnen documen's were found Jo giving up their papers anc Mosher, Sydney, © 1 ins & Job; voasel to CW ‘sen, Plymouth 58 days, Last Bight Captata McDonald und betecwre Mur- | First they sara they ed to the crew of a |) Hamburg 70 dave, with ealt phy arrested sour men answerlug (he description | sc.ouner joaded with cocoanule, Which nad ron | Way 6 lat 46.20, ion 40, be sven by tue boy, Tie prisoners were taken vw | aground, ana that she three bao saved themselves re nurricwne, fommen ime at veoring e bf 4 we stavioD hous, where tuey gave {cir names | Ia tno, b the four otners, woo made ap tie | i % nour: lout lore vi sarted tne vessel leaking. gs simon Birokiey, Peter Wiittam | crew. having taken 80 the other Swo boste But | An Borven, iw -biih Para 38 iaye with, robber Hiyas, ail of whom reside at No. 09 Sonti Pith w¥e- | they alterWard stated that im the Vessel mw which | & Pond: ve to» J Wenberg. ue, apa Wiliam Sunich, bbs 63 Kultvan street, | they come ati trey mip hone drunk, and that they Nea Mavexe 3 PR, days, wih molas he boy, On seeing tae prisovers with other do). | took the boats end fled through lear at tne disorder | 0} Frowr Vo. fobved pim. They WHI Lo wliwgaed TOdey vo suspicion i eiTong that they yy °° t VO, B > GrMOe OD bourd oF B VEstyi wad | charge 0} web way rabnerv. } | gram trom St Pierre yesterday say JUNE 15, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. with sugar to DR De Wolfe. June S—Lat so, Yon 72, spoke echr A [> Merritt. from Puiladeiohia tor Baracoa, 12.n—Lat 9890, long 7290, schr Maxg 6, Daliing, from Portland tor Cardenas, Mehr 5 orm Petre! wot Elisworth), Taskell, Baracos 14 days, with truit, to J J Madue; vessel to J K Stables, chir Garrett Jones Colcord, Cat tsland 9 days, with pines to FJ Montoll & Son; vessel to BJ Wonbers. # Sehr Juia A Decker, Greenman, bleathera 8 days, with pines to Wm Douglass; vessel to BJ Wennerg. Rear Alcora (ot Machian, Robiisom, Jacksonville TL days, with ‘umber to kppinger, Russell & Vo; vessel to Simpson, Clapp & Co, sehr a H Belden, Harrison, Jacksonville 10 days, with lumber to Alsop Clark vessel to inas sehr Ju Floyd, Squires, Georgetown. 8C,8 days, with naval stores to Doilher, Power & Hurlbut & Co. sehr Ii Simmons Godfrey. Richmond, Va. Sehr 5 W Bonnell, Bonnell, Richmond, Schr E K Wilson. “Andrews, Virginia, Schr Lizzie, Scull, Virginia. Schr Carri¢. Johnson, Georgetown, DO. wach Mary Price, Campbell, Georgetown, Di ce hr Jane Emson, Decker, Georgetown, DC, for Hud- Schr Georgie Clark, Bartlett, Baltimore. Sehr Geo Churchman, Risley, Balwmore. Sehr Maggie & Lay Avery, Baitimore. Bebr K M Olark, Cropper, Baltimore for Bridgeport Schr Onrust Carver, Baitimore tor Bridgenort. Schr Minnie Traub, Mitchell, Calais 8 days, with lum ber, to Joba Boynton’s Sons; veusel to Jed Frye. Ship St Jon, which arrived 13th from Liverpool, re- ports:—Had moderate winds in the Channel: thence strong westerly winds to lon 21; theuc: ‘winds to the Banks. June 1, lat 42 26, lon 48 68, two ice- Brericae i cane eerste Neh qi rom Caleatta for Boston; 12th, la 2, lon‘ 1b, brig Neponset, from Guayaniila ‘tor Boston. Be Bark Carrier Dove fof St John, NB), Simmonson, from Matanzas, which ved Gch ‘and ‘anchored ai Sandy Hook for orders, came up to the city AM 14th. PASSED THROUGA H&L. GATS BOUND SOUTER. Schr E Flower. Hubbard, Portland, Ct, tor New York, stone to order. Behr E © Knight, Knight, Providence tor New Yor*. benhr Fliza Pharo, sherman, Providence for New Yors. Schr Flyaway, Enos, New London tor New Yors. we Youmans, Steelman, Providence ior New pa Imogene Diverty, Gandy, Providence tor New ‘or’ sehr J Clark, Northrup, Providence for New York. Fehr & B Ds ag. Horton, New Bedford tor Rondout. Sehr Alien Garney Gurney. Providence tor New York. bel Martha P King, liven, Providence for Ne Schr War Steed, Phinney, New London for New York. Sehr Katie J Hoyt, Heaney. Fall Raver tor New Yor. yoght Authony Burton, Johnson, Pawtucket tor New 01 Schr WN Gessner, Egbert, Brovihaneg Sehr O C Acken, Tomms, Stamiord tor BOUND BAST. Steamer Eleanora, Johnson, New York for Portland. Steamer Clty of Fitchburg, springer, New Yors or Kew Sediora. Steamer Tillie, Ewing. New York for New Lordon. Brig Otter (Br), Buckman, New York for Portland. Benr Modena (Br), Rove ‘New York tor Windsor, NS. Fehr Moss Glen (Br), Wa ew York for St John, NB. SenrJ 8 terry, Raynor, Newburg tor Pawtucket. Sehr Maria Loui ‘ork for Providence. Ser Chaihon, Grant, Hoboken for Bostor tenr Mary Hamilton, Bush, Newburg for idence. Schr Geo B -omes, Howard, Poughkeepsie for Boston. Benr James Henry, Snow, Weehawsen for Rockland. Schr Brandywine, King, New York for Providence. Sehr F Merwin, Bunce, Hoboken for 1’rovidence, pare © Burdett, Rogers, Port Jobason for Bridge- 01 sehr Boaz, Jones, Rondout for Ipswich. Schr Julia Neweil, Shepherd, Hoboken tor Boston. benr § K Wilson, Wilson, Albany tor Harrington. Sclir Mary Irie. Frice, Hoboken for Bostou. Sehr John Crocktord. Hart Hoboken tor Providence. Sehr Atlantic, Biack, Hoboken tor Bangor, Schr Presto, Lioby, Weehawken tor Machias. Sehr Nethe Ward. Hoboken tor Boston, Schr Native, Dehart, Hobo«en for Fall River. Sehr E M Baxter, New York tor New London. Sehr John Balch, Henna, Hoboken for Boston. Schr innice Kich, Wilkins, New York tor boston. echr flow Boy, Allen, Hoboken for Providence. Co; veusel to ED for Nor- 2: w for New Yorn. jew Yori. Bark Brig KB Gove, trom Cardenas. SALLED. Ships Warrior (Pr), for London: Lord Caaning (Br), Liverpool; barks He en Angier, Queenstown; Sandvik e), do or Falmouth ; Gaetano Keppetto (ital), Cork oF Eber (Aust), Bristol; Ada Wiswell, Buenos Ayres; ria Lauro (ital), London; Nuova V'rita (tal), ‘Bris: tol: Zio Lorenzo (Ital), @laszow; Antonio G (tal), Glo: cester; Nuova Virgiin (ital). Lisbon; bries Immacola! Maria ({tat), Amsterdam; Aquilla (Nor), Stetun; Sew dial), Catania: Medina (Br), Null; Vaeringet (Nor), ingfors; ieacritfe, Nuevilas; Nellie Ware, Manze: i mille, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Bar See cable news freamxr Vinco, from Halifox for St Johns, N¥, which went ashore on St Pierre Inland, total lows, ' A tele- that divers are en- kaved i saving the Cargo aud that the passengers and Grew areal weil, Suir Rising Sus, from Swansea for Quebeo (before re- ported ashore ou Cape Chatte), was likely to get off the next high tide. Baxx Crex« (Br), from San Francisco tor Timara, NZ etore reported), was wrecked atTimara May 8 during Bheavy Xi gale, The vessel was insured tor £1810 the New Zealand Insurance Co, and the cargo in the American Lioyds tor £000) Sonn EL Haxwoxn, before reported ashore at Milk Jsland, got off ou Sunday and was towed into Gloucs: Scum Gronce Avsent, at Boston 13th inst from Bangor, went ashore on fawn Bar June i. hauled o by ty L.A Belknap, itiley, and towed to the city, leaking 100 strokes per hour. seme N il Sxevwem, Thrasher, from Georgetown. DC, supposed tor Fomersct, passed 4p Mount Hope Bay 13u, ‘with logs of foresall, aid trysail set for ioresail. Senn Ocxax Rancen, trom Frankfort, Me, for New York, at Vineyard was run imo might of Ll Som of East Chop, by 4 S-masted sehr and jost main 00m. Scun Frances Corn, from Addison tor New York, with lember. On Luh inst, when 1 miles NB of Cape Cod, encountered heavy weather, sprang was obliged io (hrow overboard part of deck load to revent yemel rolling over; putinto Portland Mth inst jul of water aud is ou railway for repairs. Lise Sewn. collided with fisning schr Knight ‘oF Gioucesi@r. om the Grand Banks Jane 6, destroying main rigging, 1@vinsatl, tulwarks waterways and three streaks ot p: ‘The injured voasei Was taken into North Sydney, leaking badiy. Scum K Sixxrcxsox, Pennewell, from Praintres, pnt into Newport l4ih inst for repaits. having, when off Chatham, come in contact Wito 40 Uuknown Veerel ana Jos: jibboom and sprung bowsprit. Scue Araneta (of Calais), from New York for Now Orleans, with a general cargo, Was ashore 3d inst on North Beminis. Wreckery were discharging her cargo. Soux Lizaix Mavi G-maste), from New York for Kich- mond, with oid railroad tron, betore reported ashore near Deal, NJ. hus coue to pieces. The spars, rigging debris were sold yesterday. at auction, realizing @ FY small amount, to various parties. The hull ites be tween the outer and inner bars. No attempt has been made to recover cargo, 8c Rta G-masted), from Rondout for Fall River, 0 of30 ions Coal (belore reported), went vurday evening ina thick fog right on Point ‘olnt, near the hwhthonse. Vessel and cargo wil be a total loss, she was breaking up yesterday: her one ashore. The V was an oid vessel aud was ler xpiain owned her and 1s not insured. Some Emrty Barrie, at Vineyard Haven June 18, from Heoryetown, DC, of migit of Ih, when off . Wad Fan Into by two schooners having three masts; split fore: on the starboard side; das age (o (he other vessels unknown. Captain Catharine, of steamer Juniata, at Philadel phia, froin Havas. will please accept our accnowledg- ment of uis acteutions. ACKLAND, NZ, May 14—The bark Shooting Star (8r) from Loudon tor Auckisnd, is bow M41 days out, Fear fare entertained foe her satety and the insurances have vanoed Sper com. Several stips that lett London out the seave tine as the Shooting Star have arrived, echarged ani leit again. The masters of these vesyels ing Hehe Bot at all a fast ler, aud could nok thercioré, expect to make a quick asnaite. But tls mews fails tw allay te fears of those jiteresied. Mo, June 4—Brig Florence, of Annapolis, Ne, Cw ool, Was towed Up to Calals to-day, 4 Maat, and ‘amed Le Biane fell from the turetopsall yard and badiy injured. The captain of the sehr Mary Alice, PEL, reports'—Passs , on st’ inst, a er, 17 miles south of Cape Bear, ou her th sails partly set aud partly sufled. A al) Veuw ‘as slongside, wrecking her New Loxnox, June 4—Steamer Middlesex,” of Port. Iona, was ran {ute yesterday by an unknown schooner, carrying tuck, davils and steaim pipes. Bhe put in here for repairs. Sr Jone, NB, Jane 4=Ship Ceo Mi Warren, from Bos ton, Whes coiaicg up the Barbor. tu und, but Came of and proceeded without appareut damage. Hark Clara (er), Krase, from Bremen for Philadel- plihs, Say», dato7, fon be. tvs (Br, trom Matanzas for New York, Juno 11, Jat 88 04, Low 74 1k NOTICE TO MERCHANTS ANQ APTAINS. Merchants, shipping agents ant shipmasters ars in- formed that by telegraphing to ty Henano Looton Bureaa, No 46 Fleet stroot, of wo the Paris oMes, Hue Scribe, the urrivais at and departures from fa- nd Eastern porwof American and all foreiza with tho United States, the same will bs this country free of charge and published, iving at and sailing from French ant Mediterranean ports will dnd tie Paris office the mors economics aud expeditions for wisgrapghing news CABLE SAiPPING NEWS, Axrwenr, June 4—Safled, steamer Vacertand (1 Ranrie. Philadelphia (and passed Flushing at 4PM). ied 15th, Marie, for New York, acrived idth, bark Doune Castle (Br), McDiarmid, San Francisco. Bostom, June'I3—Cailed, bark Fanchon (Br), Stanley, pited -tates. Brivast, June 13—Arrived, Manzo, New Yor, Breen, June 12—Arrived, barks Gauss (Ger), Steen- grate, New York; Johanne Marie (Ger), Gustavus, do; schr Wm Hunter (Nor), Nelsen, do, Arrived 13th, ship HW Workman (Br), MeGray, New York: barks Alexander Swe), Almfelit, do; Kaith (Br), Lockhart, Philaceiphia; BM Duval (Wr), Rogers, dot Ohignecto (Br), Shaw, do; Kings Coaury (Br), MeClel, land, saltimore. Rownay—saried, ehip Tabor, Taylor, Havre. Cavie—Arrived, vohr Rinnie J Carlton, Butler, Brans- wick, Ga, Dosis, Fane 13— , barks Freya (Nor), Unites slaves, Prodromy (Nor), saivesen, do. OUR Pasqualino (dh Biaanws Ewouisu Cuaxwen. June 4 4 AM—Arrived, steamer Canada (Br), /umner, New York for London. GuneNock, June 18—Arrived, bark Astrea (Rus) Nikola, Ponsaco’ Gauway, June 13—Kalled, bark Ceres(Nor), Bae, United | States. ak and | A | Cle: Guxoa—Arrived dark Baltic (Nor), Lin leaf, Mobile: tia Haxaves, June i2—Areived, parks Carmetita & Ger), Jensen, New York; Ante (er), B Baltimore; Emilic (Ger), Diveke, Phsludeiphia. Haver, Jane is—Arrived, saiy Rxpounde New Orleans Livervoon, dmae Vi—Arrived, bark Theres . lor, New Orleans: 1th, ship Middlesex (9, Mussey, Ae tor Richant Weight (Br, Cratkshanis, Sau cisco; bark Louise (Nor). Moreh, Pensacola Also arrived Min, barks Jennie 3 B: Waite, st John, NB; Biuxaverh Taylor (sr), Cooper, Wilmingtoa, NG Sailed 18th, bark Themis (Nor), Andersen, Halifax. Loapox, Juve 13—Saled, bark Rjukan (Nor), Ander son, United states. Lanz, Jape 13,7 AM—Aarrived, steamer ana (Br), Sadler, New York for Glasgow. Sailed 13th, 4AM, steamer State of Loulsiana Johnson (irom Glasgow), New York. Leononn~Arrived, brig Catello Ciro (ital), Savarese, New York. Mavimaiy—Satled, bark B Webster, Smart, Europe. Punanta Roans, June 13—Arrived, bark Sabra Moses (Br), Bain, 8t Jonn, NB. rocker tate of Indi- enone nansatile er, | QuxunsrowN, June 13—Arrived, ships Chas Ball (Br), | Chapman, San Francisco; Mtn, Privateer (Br), Cax | Portland, 0; barks San Domenico (Ital), Ostingo, New | York; Elin (Swe), Pomona (Nor), MoMaira, Matan Harstrom, Darien; sobre Hartstene, Moller, Philadelphi: vas. Also arrived Mth, noon, steamers City ‘of Chester (Ir), Leitch, New York tor Liverpool; 7 PM, Germanic Kennedy, do for do. Salled 13th, bark Eliza Keith (sr), Quebec (after put- ‘ting back). ReyaL—ailed, ships Geo Hurlbut, Masson: Progress, Stephens; schr EA Baizley, Townsend (aestination not given—suppoxed United states). Rorrenpam, June 14—Suiled, (Duteh), Jarzen, New York. Snips, June 13—Sailed, bark Samuel (Nor), F.age- stadt, New York. Sonpertayp, June 13~Satied, bark Mustang (Nor), Berkeland, United States. Salled from a port in the United Kingdom June 1%, bark Wanderer (Nor), Taarviz, Unitea States. Lonpos, June 14—Ship Culzean (Br), Pernie, which ar- rived at Belfast May 19 from San Francisco, has been damaged by collision witn the dock- A telegram trom Montevideo states that the bark Jen nie Prince, Prines, trom Cardiff March 23 tor the former port, has been totally wrecked. Crewsaved, [The J Pr ‘was built at Freeport, Me, in 1806, whence she hatied and registered 953 tons} Ship Redgauntlet (Br), Swan, for New York going down the Hoogly went aground, but w: off without apparent damage and proceeded, FOREIGN PORTS axwaLt, May 17—Arrived. schraJ R Halliday, Van , Baltimore (and sailed 27th tor Gnif of Mexico), Bousay, May 19—[n port, ship Majestic, Minot, lor New York, United Kingdom or Vontinent Hatanano, June #—Arrived, scbr Eva L Mcintyre, rexipmmas Jane 11—Sailed, barks Ro! Br), Ti JARDEN AS, Jane 11—Sa! |, barks Romance (Pr), Toye, New York; Fret euzene, Smaliey, north of Hatteras: Cardenas, Sundberg, do; brigs tthel Bolton (Br), Ho~ ney, 40: Josie, Petugrew. do: Elizabeth Winslow. Whire, do: 'Hattio M Bain, Thesirop, do; Westmoreland (8r) Versten, do; schrs J H DeWolf, Thatcher, do; Joun Bira, Smith, New Orleans; 12th, brig Joun Ficrce, Town- send, north of Hatteras. RX, hay 28—Arrived, schrs Nellie Scott, Milan, Havana; David D H Tolok, sawyer, do, pOixrUxcos, June 12—Arrived, bark ‘Neptans, Beals, joston. Sailed 24, bark Sarah A Staples, Shute, Philadelphia: brig Florence (Br), Wood, New York; !0th, bark, J T Smith Br), Hatflela, Boston; brig Tviot (Br), Wilson, 0. Guaxtanawo, May 21—Saited, brig Iris, Anderson, Trinidad; 80th, ‘ks James & tichard Waish (Sr), Herbert, New York; June 1 (aot 3d), Thomas Brooxs, Waugh, do. Hoxouvee, May 2x—Arrived, bark Jane A Palkinburz, John Welsh, Jr, Van- steamer Rotterdam while gotten Brown, Portland, 0. Havawa, Juce 7—Arrived, b selow, New York; lth. Three Cheers (Bri, McVonnell, Maltax; 12th, Dark WH ihorndike, Abricam, Liver: pool: brig Martha A Berry, Berry, Portiangd: | 13th, steamer Columbus, Reed, New’ York; ‘bark G W Roose- velt, Haneman, do: bri¢s Ned White de Pica: Sparkling Water, Hichborn, Newcastle, 1; sehr & Ruff, Rouen, Galvesion, satled—Cth, bark Caibarien, Hopkins, Calbarten: 11th to lath, steamer Margaret, Baker, New Orieaus; bark Resolute (Sp), Marsal, do; brig daria (Sv), Tust, New- foundiand ‘Also sailed to 14th, steamers City of Vera Cruz, Dea- ken, New York; Crescent «ity, Curtis, do; bark Adones (sv). Madrid. via New Orleans; schis Therese G, Gu- tienes, Shieldsboro; Hattte, McClintock, north of Hat- | teras; Jaa A Potter, Ogler, do. In port 7th, bares Cherokee (Br), Boyle, for Batumore, dg; John Holbrook, Leavitt, for north of Hatier do; brigs Fortuna (br), MeConnell. do, do; Stella Lodve (Br), Gonld, do; Gipsey Queen, Morgan, for New York, do: schrs Angie Hatieras, do; Abbie Ingalls, Ingalis, ers unc. Hauwvax, NS, Jone 14—Arrived, steamers Falmouth, Colby, Portland: Worcester, Hedge, Boston; Nestoria (Br), Wyle, Baltimore, Asiarte (Br), Kollo, Glasgo brig Westwood (Br), Ponee; schz Swan, Babamas. Also arvived 14tp, brit Jane E Hala, Ponce. Sailed Ith, steamer Worcester, Charlotietown, JAveRroot. June !2—Arrived, sip Island Homie (Br), »mith, Darien (not arrived at London). Liverrook Ns, June $—Arrives, bark Crown Jewel Br), Delap, Grimsby for Mirainictil, Leaos, Abril '9— leared, ships India. Patten, Queens- toown: ith, st Nicolas, Williams, Laverpusl; 2 Gardner Colby, Streeter, Onited Kinglom. Metoounwe, May 8—In port, barks bcGiivery, Jewett, for Newcastle, secking: Tewksbury L Sweat, Gritin, irom Boston, arrived April 26; Kosina, Hansen, frou ‘New York, arrived 18ch. Mavimain, May 1—In port, bark B Webster, Smart, tor United Kingdom. Matanzas, June 4—Atiived, brig Alice M Putnam, Rogers, Philadelphia via Cardenas; Sth, bark R W Grimth (Br), Drummond, New York; brig s Barton, Knight, Baltimore; Lith, schr Georgia, Vields, Phi de!phia. Sailed 4th, brig G P Sherwood (Pr), Harper, Phita- deipnia; 11th, bark Dolores (sp), Abril, Fernandina; brigs 8 -V Nichols, Cl Providence; 12to, Ernestine, Koigbt. north of Hatteras: Stella, Davis, do; 8 V Mer- rick, Lippenscot. New York; Blexnor, Ogilvie, Ba more: schrs Fannie RK Williams. Twiuord, do; Alzena, Plummer. north of Hatteras. MarrLanp, Ns, June 12—Arrived, brig Wild Horre, Britgeport. Newcastee, NSW, April 20—Sailed, bare Harriet N Oariton. Harkness, Hong Kong; goth (not 27th), ship tichiens of Argyle (Bri, Mathim netsco: May u, ark Remijo (Nic), L not as before). 2 (Br), Tn port May 4, laide A 2 Le et Cowan (Br), Cuthbert; Kavenstondaie (ir), Jack; Oithons (Br), Reed; Cohrsa (Br), Gare! lock (Br), Greenwoot ; Candidate (Br), Reinmer: British Commerce (Br), ——— and Baron Aberdare (ir), ba- mondg, for do; ‘Candahar (Br), Mossop, for do; harks Abbey tiolme (Br). Robinson, for do; Nehemiah G: Bradiord, trom Brisbane, arrived April 1, une Libby, Brooks, from Melbourue, arrived 18th, for Java: Jove Runyan, Graves, fom Melbourne, arrived 30th, for Yok mina © Beal, Bailey, une. Panetion Dz Pica, April 2—Sailed, berks Merbert Biack, ireat, Ecrope; 2h, Kate Harding, Rivers, do. Raxcoos, May 1—Ia port, ship John N Cushing, Baxter, for Mauiméin nd Foochow, bark Nina Sheldon, Shel- don, for London, idg. Kio Jawero, Miy S—Arrived, bark Blue Bird (Br), Toye, Buenos Ayres. Sailed Sth, schr Rath Robinson, Rogers, St Thomas; 6th, bark Albatross (Nor), Olsen, New York. Th port June 10, steamer Mimosa (Br), Crowell, for Pal- | timore, kde. lost her foremast, foretopimast, | er sails were bivwn to pieces. A | ved on the Fout | | Hawih Sypxey, NSW, April 2?—Safted, bares Amel land, Honolal Ambrose (Gr), Shand, sau Fran- isco; 2th, sehr Marion, Howes, Hong Konig wot sun netseo) In port May % ships Glory of the Seas, Knowles, from and for Ban Francisco, April 19: Wallacetown ice for do via Neweustle; bark Henry A Liteh- a. 4—Arrived, sohrs mm: rdenas; Lith, L W Whee . MePar. R Smalley, Bowman, May 2%. brigs Spray Bloom (Br), pia: 8th, 1 Jones (Br), Wo th. aoa carrie 3 iar, Davis, 0. In port 4h, batks Lalla Rookh. (Bi gon (Sr), Lydia (Br), Orton brigs AbKar, Gipeey He), Myron Donald McPher- uschman; ton, Cas. na sschrs Mary A Harmon, ry; all of Hatteras, Lig. and others une. st Jaco, dune l0—Arrived, bark Lyvening Star (Br), Chick, New York. st Jonw, NB, June 10~Arrved, sehr Thetis (Br), Lind- grecn, Savannah. Arrives, Lith, ships Honrietia Nickels, Nickels, Buck- Atbenais (Hr), Jones, and Jane Fish, Brown, lav- Sir Joha Mandeville (He, Williams; Winona fray, and George H Warren (Rr), ‘Ellis, Boston; barks m, from Liverpool (with maintopmast carrted away), and Morena, Nichols, Matanzas: brigs Valero Br). Thompson, Boston; Haze, Roberts, do: Annie Lindsley, Lingar for sew York; © © Colson, Newbury- port 1 3—Arrived, brig J W Spencer. Thom: Kingston, atile E Tabor, Aldrich, Port spa. Balled 34, brig Shannon, sawyer, New York. VaLranatse April 17. ied, bark Anale Lewis, Morse, lquique and New York, it perl, May 8, ship Annie Decatur, Proctor, Peones, Europe @ Apri! 29, bark Swallow, Farrar, Havana, ailed April Zi, vark Albert Walliam (Br), Walker, San Pranciseu. pa: AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, Jane 12—arrived, sehre RS Graham, New York: Lizzie Carr, MH Rand and 54 Fooks, —— for Georgetown. tie A Aland Dalle ebhts R § Graham, Boston do: Florence Dean, They Dean, Mary B Yemeriek (irom Georgetown). —— Bost , Jane it mere Carroll, Wright, vis, Yarmouth, NS; Nov: Philadeiphia; ship Iudepen i brig, Thonms Albort (Br), Crowell Tight, Shaw, 8, Bartholomew aula’ kiver; | Sophia Kran: Deverenax, Mich, Baltimore adelphias Abby Is Low. wdwards, English, Hoboken; dos Helen, Bark, do; J i Bartiett, ed Gray, Allen, do; Jo Nathan Cone West, Weehawken; Sarah Bernice, Proctor, do; » O Foster, Zedrick, New York: Juillet, Prank, do. Bolow—Bark Abdel Kader, Cardenas: brigs Neponset, Guayanilia; Pathtinder, Turks Island; selrs Hattie N, Gove, Progreso: J & L U Adams, from tagua: Mary b Rankia, Caibarien; Eiwood Burton, from Cientuegos; Isanc L'Olark, Matangus; Wm D Daisier, waracoa. Jeared-—sieamer Nereus, Berry, New York: bark on Crusoe, Robinson, Malanzas: brigs stockton, ; praitar snd Alexandria (-qypu; venture sr), Fotker, Cork, vis Wilmington, +. Melrose, Gries, Lnvnacon, r ity schooner FM Adierne, Crowell, Baltt- more, via Kennebec Kiver, HALTL One, June 18—Arrived, brig Carrie Bertha, Hall, Matanzas, Halifax; How: ion Mr Dong, ¥ Bartiett, do; 14th, arrived, steamers Georze W Harr, Read, New ~ Hopkins, Mallett, Bosiéa; MeClelian, Poster, Provitence; barks Dictta Ub, wh oF Bt Monte Iwhor (It), Repetlo, Qn sebre FE A Sanches, Benson, West iu woot Doran, Warrington, New Yur Baleu. near Malue N, Banus, Voriaud, a BvoKsrS eT Jnne Sarrived, schr Isabella Jewett, orto GEVEKLY. June $—Suiled, sohge WB Carcill, Rich, New York: Isth. Clara, Norbliry, Puuladelplia. CHARLESTON, June l4-—Arrived, schr John D In grabam, Packard, New York, DENY POLNT, June L2—Arrived, schr EB White, Abbott, New York, to load for Arrived at Osborne's Landing 1th, sctr JB Vandusen, Corson, New York, to ioad for do, DANVERS, June lh-Arrived, sehr J © Cottingham, rea. Philadelphia KDGARIOWN, Juie 10—Arnyed, senrs Silver Spray. . Clenfnegos for Belfast; Lith, Cicero, Gookson w York for Portinnd. a NANDINA, Jgoo 9—Arrlved, sches W: e ; Parl H Potter, Rogers, rr drew Sewinger, Smith, 'Phitadet- ib, Abbie Burcioy. Lovell, Wiscassett; 9th, James ot ion, New York. Pause MONON, “June M—Passed, tn for PORTRESS MONKO!: Baltimore, ship A MoCallum from St Johm N. bark Don Justo, tro’ noa; Ada Carter, from Havan: Haids, trom Livery sdolph, irom Bremen; Libertas, spam Watcriord; setir Miume G' Loud, (rom Matanzas: J Taylor, frou Bern uw pt Reeling, from bemers Passed out—Barks Ocean Peril, for St Jonn Kra, tor Carat: Ville Fig, for’ Antwerp: Kater, fo Cork; Wintlred, for iio; Assunta, for Queenstown; brig: Per, for bastpo: a, jor Pernambuco; sclirs Yanke i nine 1 ‘as, JB Marvill, 6 Tt fisher, M Gidorseeve, VN Cuok, MB Byard, M KB Turner ang Kivar, bonnd north. SEE RIVER. vine T—salled, sehrs Georse Hills, Viliotson rom Son ) Georgetown, DO; J di Thomp- £0" 12h Salted, sehr J Cink, Northup, and Thomas Bor- 1, Churbuck, Philadelphia, FALVESTON Arrived, schr Luola Mutchison, Jones, New Yo “ amer City ot Waco, Greenman, New UORSTER, June i4—Arrived, bark Bimiranda, Madiz, KEY WhST. Jans Arrived, schr B B Whartov, Busn, New York, MOBLLE, June 14—Cleared, bark Yarmouth (Br, Ray~ mond, Livéepool. NEW ORLEANS, June 10—Arrived, steamer Cordova. | (Br), Abrams, Liverpool. | New Bedford ; sloop | nelins, Newburg; J Thombs, Pabellon | msbury, Keene, for north of | do,do, and oth | | and | A Rich'(from Ellsworth) New York; Rival C. ie) | pero (ir), Gen Howard, | mond, Annie Freeman, Hattie M Gove, Kiwood | New Mth-—Arrived, steamers Cortes. Freeman, New York} Tappahannock, Pensievon, Havana. Cleared —Se lr naington, Pensacola; Jennie Wood (Br), Pizactt, Uuilia, Vassns, June i4—Arrived, schr Samuel £ Pabens, Ly- man, Kuatan NORVOLK, June !4—Sailed, steamer San Jacinto (Br),. Ricker (from Galveston), Liverpool. Niw HAVEN, June W—Arrived, brig J Leighton, Calais; sehrs Charlie juckl, Bagi nan, Kate Foster, strout, Satilla River; Elaora Pintadelphia; Caroun Koight, Rhodes, do; 8 Gartside Wolfe Baltimore: |sanc Kich, studiey, 405, Josep! Jewell, Kondout; Heicn, Searle, Hoboken; Wm May: Cox. New York. NEWPORT. Jone 1, PM—Arriyed, schrs MM Merri. man, Crane, ay River, NO, for Providence, atver dis- charming part 9 carse cob Raymond, Ver! New: burg for Fall Kive: Arn, Alley, New York for “t Strecle, Myers, Fall River for New York. Sailed—Sehrs Gertie E Morrow, Dart, Mosquito Inlet for Boston. i2th—Arrived, schrs Shepard A Mount, Hallett, Ho- hoken for New Kedturd; aie, Atkins, dotor Nantucket; Artist, Forrester, somerset fur New York, 13thArrived, stesmer HT Sisson (new), Wilcox, New: London, to be ein + in seine fishing. ‘Also arrived, schirs Jawies M Beyiek Arnold, from Ho- boken; Highlander. Ward,do; Marian, Meiggs, Clinton for Providence. NORWICH, June 12—Arrived, schrs Xebec (masted), Port Johnson; sucecss, Hoboken: Chiet, Kondout; Oor- ii Mines, Hoboken; Laay Emma, PASCAGOULA, Juve 7~Arrived, schr JB Marshall, Marshall, Havana May 26; 8th, whip > andusicy, Lowden. New Orleans Nay 0; bark Eliza Prosper, Cordowan, nigston, Cleared 7th, schrs Loretta Fish, Willey, Providence; PENSACOLA. June 2—Cleared, brigs "Ellen Maria Hoxie, New York: ticien M Rowley, Bowicy, Phitadel- phia; sehr Ajax, Indianc - PORT ROYAL, 5c. Jane M4—Arrived, steamer Mont- gomery, Faircioth, New York. PHILADELPHIA. June 14—Arrived, steamers Janiata, Catharino, New Orleaus via Havana; Roman, Crowell, Boston Hunter, Sherman, Providence; Florida, Crocker. do: Beverley, Wallice, New Yorks sctr Geotge Wash: Ba r Carrie Nelson, Allen, Abaco; ‘traveller, SicUilntock, San Salvador; Richard ysinith, Rondout; James Hewitt, Foster, Bath ; 1 A Rommett Jeffries, Savannah; Mabel Hall, ' Bartlett, Port Johnson. leer iste; AH Leamiug, Brower, Fait River: Joseph Porter, Burroughs, do: Ocean Wave, Somers, do: HS Brooks, Buehler, New York; Grace Vandusen, Reeves, Newport; B A Irons, Hubbard, Boston, Joseph W Wil- ‘ocks, New York; iva J Smith, Saunaers, do, Cleared—steamer Philadephia, Wavis, New York: schrs Vashtt Sharp, Lee, Boston: Rie! Veux, Rob. inson, Boston; Lucy Orcutt, Hartt, d & Vaaoneman Brower, d ames 8 Warson, Har! Y W A Mor- reil, Dennisport; Mars “ill. Miller, Salem, Mavs, Forter, New York . Gloucester; T Castner, Lak c y Burton, Marshall, Havre de Grace. Newcastex, Del. June 14, noon—-Yacht Sunshine, of the RYYC for Cape passed down at 11:3) AM, YM—Sehrs M Mt Hood, trom New Haven; John Johneon, from Bo: lice Borda, from do; Armenin, yer, trom Providence, and it F Vabada, from ‘k. passed up this afternoon, Deiaware Bev . June i, AM—Arrived Inst night brig W W Lord, 13 days trom Matanzas, for orders. An noknown licht bark arriving from below at 8 AM. PM—Passea in last night, an uuknown bark and a Fugiish schooner, tpben Bennett, which rived from St Biv \ eventog, is ordered to Philadel. phia Lewns, Del, June I, Noon—Fntered last night, barks Clara (ver), from Breen, and Frisk (Nor), trom Havre. Arrived—Bark St Christopher (Nor), from Cork, in Dullast for orders PORTLAND, June '¢—Acrived, brig D W Hennessy, Pr a, NC: schrs Frances Cofin, from Acaison for New York (see Miscellany , Alasea, New York ; Geo B Young, Georgetown, DU. Cleared—steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York; brig Aretie, Windsor, N3. PROVIDENCE, Juno 12—Arrivi rence, Haley, Geor wre. be eckson, ; Bntire, Dickerson, Philadeiphra Kenner, and Loon, Hobbs, Rondout: John Warren, Mo: Gat Frances >mith, Rowland, Oyster Bay. . Murch, Baitimore via Nor- r.’ Taylor, New York: scbre corgetown, DC: Einma Bacon, jeorgia, Whitney, do; Piough, NGosner, kgbert, and ‘West Wind, Lingo, New York; sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, do. 1ich-Arrivet, schrs francis & IHallock, Moule, Jack- x annag: M M Merri- . vin Newport: Elonise. Her- Craniner: Grace Cashing, Bamil- man, and Charles & Smith, Han- nieve, Cashman a Rienzi, Cobleigh, Rondoat; All 4 ng tor, Pawtdeke 0 trwin, Weeha wi Fell. Nickerson, do for Paw: tucket; Fakir, Norhup, We wkea; & H aon, rk; Emeline & Potter, Pilsworth Henry rosie 4 ‘Sorry; Conasset, Raker: Wm G Bartiett, Bartlew; lune Botina, mivie, i Minquas, rok in ia Below—Sehrs John Row, 1 QO Wishart, GO Williams, ¥ Merwin, SM Tyler, George 8 Paige ‘and about 26 others, Mth—Arrived, steamers Vindicator, Rogers, Philadel- pbia ; Catnaring Whitin, Harding. do. ‘Atthe head of Long Island Sound Ith PM, bount Mast, steamtug Cora L Stapes, from New York, with two barges, a dredzing machine and three sows in tow. RICHMOND, Jans Li—Arrivea, bark Emily (Ger, Bachanan, New York, to load for South America. sailed—Schrs Joseph J Pharo, Soper, Boston; 8 & Tyler, Matthews, Stamford, Ct. SAN. FRANCISCO, June 12—Arrived, ship Cashmere (ir), May, Newcastle, N=W March 3 SALEM, Jane 13—<atled, sches Win Ties, en, Soctse. Elienora Van Dusen, Godtreyi Cs kdward Corson, and Decatur Oakes. Baker, Philadelphia; Jut m Bue ort do; Abby 5 Oakes (from Linconville), do; Willie artin (from Portiand), Sandy Hook. STONINGTON, June l—Arrived, sehrs Richard Law, Nawkins, Fall River for New York (and sailed): Ver: anda, Yond. Providence tor do; sunbeam, Riley, New pO Fall Kiver; Victoria, Stafford, New York tor rovidence, VINEYARD HAVEN, Jone 12—Artived. brig Memphis from Vali River J Law- an, New Haven for Windsor, Na; schra well, Philadelpiia for Boston; Ximena, and Herbert Marston, Rontout for qo; LL Mamitn, and Lacy Ham- mond, Pougakeepste for do: John & Lord, Georgetown, DG, for Portland; Althea, Pailadeiphia fur Portsmoath; Py Vm ga do for Booth Bay; Amirald, Weehaw- en for Calais. ~alled—Schrs Gooree, E Young, Mary Langdon. Pred Gray, Agnes, Dexter, Clark, Keveaug (of Baltimore), Fureka, Falrfcld, Votomac, Mary B Strong, Kolina, imeha, \sth—Arrived, brigs Eva N Johnson, eters, for Roston; ent (in, New York, tor Mattiand, Ns, scirs. Hattie N Gove, of Glouceste Hrogreso, via New York, for Boston: Kiwood Burt Clentuegos, for do: A 8 Brown, Win Stevens, Oc veller, Mazre- B vith, Keward Klider and Wesern Star, Phila. dolphia, for do; Muzkee, Millville, NJ, tor do; Empire Lari, Rordout, for do Mountain. Laare!, Youghker! . for do: Hiram Tucker Sarah i, Neury H Fisk, Ivy Bell and M Curtis, Weehawken, for do: D&E Kelly and Crusoe, Hoboken, for do; Mage Harthorn, do tor Ali New York for doy J Paine, 4) for Provincetown; & BC for Wellfleet; Wm MeLoon, do for tockland rr, do for Ban- ; Morslight, do for Calais:'S V B Smali, do for Ma- ehias: J M stevens (Br), d St Joba, NB; Alexander (Br), do for Truro, Ns; wens, Part Ttoyal. SC. for Brunswick, Mo’ J anaga, Philadelpnis for Newburyport: Kave & La lo for Augusta; KK ¥merson, do for Portiand; Samt Giiman, a mouth; saarbruck, Hoboxen for Portla We ‘eehawken for flymoutb; Dougias Hay to. Yor” Salem ia, for Ports. niel Web. ew York; Maggie ns, Go- hasset for Puiladeipuia; Emly Bare, Bosia for Georgetown, DO, (ser Mixeellany.) salled—Brigs Moimphis (Br), Ureseent (Br) : sehrs Pam- Harriet Chase, Herbert Marston, Jona # Lord, Althea, Lucy Ham: urton. Ain # Brown, Muskes, Hiram Tucker, Sarah 8, iH Fisk, D & O Kelly, Crusoe, Altce J Paine, BB Conwell Filia. James M ilanaagan, saarbruck, Orozimbo, vaniel Webster, Dougiass Haynes Adria (Br). Fannie W Jobn gon, John § Moulton, Maggie Cumming and Bmuly 4 arto. tith—Arrived, brig Open Sea, Philadelphia for Port- land; sehes Lacie Wheauy, Joun Siusman, Nelle T Mouiton, Addison for A Stevens, Arairald, Sea Brecza, and Roamer, do for Boston; Leander A Knowles, Halumore tor fo; Sandy Point, Rondoxt tor 4 Cts | Hoboken for do; Bay Stave, New York for 1 teva © Yate Georgetown, DU, for Round Pond, Me ; Iphia for Bangor; Tennesses, do for or, Vedar Hill, NY, for Poris- t Yohiason for do; Géorys Amos, do for Belfast; Katie Mit: to for & ; Swallow, ary B Smith, and Flora A Sawyer, Jo tor Pivmouth; sophie, do for Portiand; & A Ieeman. do tor taverhitl; James Varkin- son, Rondout for do, Sarah) J Bright, Bostoa for Phila. Ocean Ranzer, Franklort for New York (we do for 8aco, Modesty. NO, June 12—Arrived, schr Enterprise, ‘ork; 1th, steniner Rebecea Clyde, Cliilas, Baits: re: schr Jouh A Grifiin, For'er, Pailadelp ed—Brigs Von toon (Ger), Meentzen, Bremen; Froade (Ger), Beaan, London, fecare eeRE TA S PRC e See MISCELLANEOUS, % IVORC ) FROM DI 3 OBTAINED FROM DIFFEI {\ tut states; legal every where: desertion, fe, gat cient cause; no publicity required; no cha) Vorce is granted; advice free. redline M. HOUSH, Attorney, 194 Broad wi “{BSOLUTR DIVORCES OwTALS ROM DIF AL ferent states for numerons ¢ 4No puniteity; Ipfal everynere. erm: sutinactony. PRLOWKIGK |. Oy id Noiary Pubite, 3 oe dence ofiees No. éEighin vee ee WVKRYBODY IN TUB COUNTRY SHOULD 4 take ® stipply of those enoiee Teas, delicions Oot evs and Ane Groveries ty ve obtained at 40 Vesey sir THOMAS BR, ARNEW, TE BILITY AND WRAKNESS, 40 WINCHRat ) SPROIFIG PLT, for nervous deb lity with pertect success For iroular Frice $1 por alet witu a de NC Hae hi woak+ f fist, Ue ony i dagiiald, Lele etree, New York,

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