The New York Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1875, Page 10

10 BEECHER’S Public Opinion as to His Innocence or Guilt. + 2 sD THE NEW EVIDENCE SUSTAINED. THE WITNESS LOADER CORROBORATED. ‘The lull in the great scandal trial in Brooklyn, | fave opportunity yesterday for any quantity of speculation as to what the result would be im the id. The Plymouth church party expressed their somplete confidence that the verdict of the “twelve good men and true’ would be in favor of e defendant. The irlends of Tilton, and they are fatly augmenting in numbers, Were, on the con- trary, equally confident that their side of the question would be sustained, Among the more enlightened aud unprejudiced portion of the com- munity, however, who espouse neither side, the suoject was aiscussed on a broader basis. | THE NRW EVIDENCE, which was discovered and published in the HERALD | int of Monday, has been everywhere talked over, aad | while there were many who professed at Arst to treat the matter a3 a mere sensation, yet the bet- terclass and more thinking portion of the com. munity have, in view oi subsequeat events, come so the conclusion that this evidence will be ad- mitted by Judge Neilson. lt was argued that in view of the fact thar the men whe ate ments were pubtished have since made affidavits sorroborating the facts therein contained, that the plaintim’s counsel would have to take notice of the matter, and that the defendant's friends can- | Bot afford to object to it. THR ATTEMPT TO PREJUDICE PRICE, That there is an attempt being made to either get Price, one of the new witnesses, to leave | the city or else to impugn his cred- | ibility 18 beyond & doubt, us will be | seen from his letter which is published herewith, He nas, in addition, during the past two or three days oltea asserted that he nas been approached | by some of the /riends of the beecher side, but bas studiously avoided them. He meets the state- | ments made against nim on all occasions by refer- | Ting to tue Orms with whom he las been employed uring the past ten years for his character. The card from Mr. Evans, 0{ the Franklin House, speaks for itself and eatirely does away wita the | | erroneous impression that may have been tempo- | rarily created by the recent reference to some man named J, J. Price tn a@ morning journal, | LOADER’S STATEMENT CONFIRMED. Mr. Edmund R. Hamilton, a paperbanger and decorator, living at No, 837 Dean street, Brook- lyn, stated yesterday to a HERALD reporter that tor the past sour or five years ne bad knowa Mr. Joseph Loader, the man referred to in the HERALD of Monday last who saw certain transactions oeeurring between Rev. Henry Ward Beecber aad Mrs. Tilion, This acquaintance had been both fluring the time he was joeding around previous to bis starting tn business for himself and since | the time he nas kept a store. bout three years or three and a@ balf years Mr, Loader told we,” said Mr, Hamilton, bat He Was aWBre Of Certain lucts Which, HM die vulged, would put Mr. Beecuer in @ diferent gut vefore the public, At this time he did nor tell me Whathe knew or any Of tue particulars. After the case came up 1 the Court | asked him why, if he had auy particulars wmich vore upon the ease, did be not cume forward and volunteer vo State what ne kuew. Then | asked him what he knew avous it. He then tuld Mme what he knew. ‘the circumstances were the aque that nave already been made public in the columns of the HZRALD. | ihen told nim if t Was in is place | would go forward anyway, aud that the counsel for Mr. Tilton ought to be in- formed. He urged me not to peak o1 It, apd ad- Vanced as areason that he was afraid ir would Burt his business, as Le had 4 great many cus- tomers among Mr. Beecner'sfriends. Un satur- day last Mr. Loaver cailed on me and asked me it I Vad ever Communicated to any Oue What he had fold me, tor he said a HERALD reporter had been so see him and that he jound De knew a great Many of ioe ta and taat ue (Loader) had been pelied, ai last, in order to preveat misappre- Sion, tO tell the true story, a8 was pudlisued Mm Monday's HewaLp, and tnat be could not un- derstand how these facts had leaked out. From what Loader previously tula me compares With the Statewent be nas now made | am confident tuat be has tuic the truth. In ail nis transactions with Me and with otuers teat 1 kuow he vas acted with verfect Lonesty and lavegrity, aud tuat is nis tnaracter generaily. AN APPEAL TO JUSTICE AND FAIR PLAY. fo Tug Epitox or THs enaLp:— The Tribune «i tre loth lost. published an articie headed “Veracity of Johu J. Price—Reputation of an alleged witness of improper conduct on Mr. Beecver's part—Palse statements declared to Dave been made vy Lim.” Said article purported to bave been founded on an interview with Thomas J. Evans, of the Franklin Hofise, Brook- | lyn. | bave seeu Mr. Hvans aud he states that t | Was not the man referred to by him, and nas | grea me @ cara to thit edect, whiea I inelose. r. Evans couid do no jess than this, asl never | had any such conversation wita Rim as repre- sented. Tue statemen in the Hat .D of Monday last fescrining wat | had seeu betweco Mr. Beecher sod Mra. Tilton and | have made nat e unders:anding the idavit to 2 not have u vad het suvsiantaily ts ares my knowledge. I 44 Door man t au hovest living, tnd did not wa to tue persecu tou | uave secu pursi other withes: m this case. Hut W allied upon to Verily the Matement mace ir. Loader 1 thought it was fight that 1 should do so, gad I huve toid tne truth, asGod is my judge. I am perfectly Willie to sunject the truth of my statement to egal inquiry aud my character to jadielai in- Festigaiion. | appeal to Liat spirit of jusuce and | fair play that scicios every citizen aaginst con- femMation without a hearing, altnougn tt may be pronounced srea, power of Piymoutu cheres. 1 wii sumpiy ada parties [rom whe other side have vecn 4 me, ahd were f the tn they repr © vet have no doubs I coud bave been well p ad should now be fecipient of their piauoits, JOHN J. PRICE. BROVKLYN, June 18, 1975. MR. EVANS’ CARD. Jous J. Paica:— Dean Sin—i regret the injustice done you in the article im the 7ribune of the 16th mst. Upon seeing youl find tuat i was emtireiy mistaken in the man. I willingly make the correction and am worry that | bave seen the means Of doing you so treat an injustice, Yours trniy, * BROOKLYN, Juno 18, 1875. THOMAS J, EVANS, DROWNING CASES. + Patrick Kenneay, of No. 442 Ha ison street, last ight found tue body of John Sherwood im the North Kiver, near the toot of Perry street. The Clothing of the deceased, wuo was @ boy, was found near the foot of the above street on the tvening of the 17th Where it is supposed he went into the river to Lathe. The Coroner Was noti- | fed te hold an inquest. $ about half-past six o'clock iast night an un- Kbown mon, sgea about twenty-eigat % Wearing a dark suit of ciothing and a biack sult hat, walle attempting to board the Harem boat tthe joot of Eievenin street, East rboard and was drowued. The body ot yet been recovered, On Thursda) stent Mr, § oI it to hus family. He left ner residence at ete P.M that night, and Was not beard of again until Wis moroing, When oe Was found drowned in tne | upoint ferry slip. From the that there isa bad cut on his jorehead, it is sa; ed that jumped after the boat, aud, missing it, struck | Bus Dead, aod sunk to rise no more, | | | FIRE ON SOUTH STREET. Shertiy before seven o'ciock last night a fire broke out on the top floor of the five story brick buliding Nos. 116, 117 and 118 South street, oceu- pied by Stephen H. Bassiora, cigar manufsctarer. Damages to stock $300, The first floor was oocu- pled vy Lawrence Ennis as a clo:hing store. ars, by water $200, The building, which is iat Onderdonk was damaged vo the extent of $1,000, During the progress of the fire Theodore H. nest, @ fireman ariached to Hook ana Laccer %, a! iki fel ree une truck Wh le assist one of adders, 'eceiving a are vor Whe rigs age re Hosoi tal | thoughtful and serious while | nae to me, lie was taken —s NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1875 RAPID TRANSIT. THE HUSTED BILL A LAW—PROCEEDINGS UNDER IT TO BE BEGUN Ar ONCE. | ‘The Husted Rapid ‘Transit bill, passed at the | close of the legislative session, having become a | law yesterday by receiving the sigaature of Gov- ernor ‘filden, the friecds of rapid transit in this city Mave already taken measures to procure the appointment of commissiouers under it, | lowing application has received the signatures of | @ number 0% prominent ciuizens, and will be pre- | ana to Mayor Wickbam to-day :— To.the Hon. Wituiax H, Wicxuax, Mayor of the City of winty and Siate of New York, beg leave to bring t your attention the following tacts:— First—1 hat at the receut session f the Legislature an dan act further to provide for the cou of his Nt hat vie Wrst section of the’ said act reads crioy 1.—Whenever it shall appear by the applic tion of ‘ey reputable householders and taxpayers of any coumiy in tits State, Verified upon oath betore & | Justice of the supreme Court, that there is need in Such county of a 3 ‘ay or railways tor the | transportation of rs mails oF treight, the Seard ot pupervi ‘s or said county may, within thirty days after presentation to theni of such appli¢ution, duly veriged us atoresaid, appoint tive Commissioners who shali be residents of the said county, and who shall have tull power and Authority to do and provide all that they are herein- alter directed to do nnd provide, aud a certificate of Whose appointment, sig the chairman ‘and clerk of each Board. shai be. fled in the office ot th tary of State. and a dupileate chereof im the Clerk ot such county: but whi ene Pi Pailway shall ve wholly within the mits of any the State, thea such. application siunll be made only to the Mayor of said city, aud such Mayor shail appoint such Cominissioners as aforesai. Third‘ hat Your pettioners are each of them house- holders an taxpayers of the city of New York, aud, ag severally depose and say “that there is ueed ty and county of New York of & steam railway Ways tor the transportation of passengers, mails ‘our petitioners respectfully apply to you for the appointwent of five Commissioners tor the pur- Posos and with te power, authority and aubject to tae wulies that are provided in wnd by ihe said act. All of which is respecttuily subinitted. ‘The law requires that the signers to this appll- cation shall verily their statements by affluavit before a judge of the Supreme Court, Mr, Roose velt has thereiore made arrangements wt Donohue to sit at his chambers, in the Ne House, to-da, these amidavits. Ah taxpayers and householders are competent to joim iu this application. ‘The menibers of the Rapid Transit Assvciation and all | others interested are requested to join in said ap- plicatiou and attend beiore Judge Dononue. THE FALLON POISONING CASE. Court from uine io eleven A. M., to take TNQUEST AT JERSEY CITY—DIRECT BVIDENCE AGAINST MORAN. The inquest on the boay of Mary Fallon was commenced at Brady’s Morgue, Jersey City, last evening, before Coroner Whelan, The prisoner, Jonn Moran, was present, attended by his counsel, Mr. W. D. Daly, Moran is a siout, hardy specimen of the laboring class, about twenty-six years ola and quite robust for his years, He was very | téning to the evidence, and though he looked nervously at his counsel he did not speak. Sergeant Archibald McKaig testified that he | rested Moran at bis boarding house on Steuben street; Officer Kelly, Who was with witness, told | Moran to get up, a8 he was in bed; tne latter | asked the reason, and the sergeant charged him ‘With the potsoning of Mrs, Fallon; be said he was tm bed at ten o’clock, and he appealed to the landiady, Mrs. Murphy, saying, **Was I here?’’ she auswered, *on’t you know you was here?” The bottle aud glasses jound ta the room where Mrs. Fallon lived were identified; toe glassea contained a depos|t uf Paris green. Oticer Kipp testified taat he was the first oficer toenter Mrs. Fallou’s room; be found her very sick; he asked her what was "we matter, and sue charged Moran with polsoulng her. OmMcer Finlay testified :—Anout half-past wwelve I was going down Sussex street, trom Greewe, to- ward Hudson, when Ofice Kipp told ine there Was | The fol- | ners, residents, householders and taxpay- | | | operation of a steam raliway oF | | @ case 01 poisoning On my post; 1 went inte toe | house No, 19 5uss*x street and jound Mary Fallon | sick dnd Vomitinz; she stated taut Johu Moran had come there With two botrles of ale and asked her to drink; atver pouriug the ale mto the gises be turned dowa the lignt: she asked him wh. did that and he said he dia not want the people to see them; aiter she arank sue was taken with vomiting; I took the basin and held it to her in the bed; when the vomiting ceased 1 emptied the contents of the basin into @ glass; I asked her about Moran aud she told me where he lived; she saic he took her away row her family and Wautes her to live With him; when she reitige: wed he threatened to get square with ber; 1 sent for a physiciau ana re- maibed with her tii! leither in tae bospital Officer Kipp and I examined (nose glasses (zias: poiuted out) ; aud We emptied the conten while doing tuis & urged seuriul: pl red, “You need not be; sne ory of Moran giving her one drink, taking the other himsei! and turning down the light; she related this story several tumes; she compiained of being cola and asked me to cover ber uy: when Dr. Petrie came he advisea me togive her lukewarm water to help her to Vomit; he prescribed other medicine and then leit; woen Dr. Petrie was agaim sent forhe did Rot come, but sent a permit for the admission of the Woman to the hospital. Coroner—Aud he did not come himself? A, He did not; waea | told her Moran was arrested she said, “Wast good is it? he bas killed me;” sane “Hie had i fixed beicre be br. Petrie expressed no opivion on the case when he came; whea I asked ter what rea- son Murau could have bad in doiug this sue suid, “Well, be boarded with me ou the Plank roa Wanted me to go aWay irom my tumuy; he said (meaning her property) looked very nice, and he would like to nave them; her apart- ‘te l0oked like the ome Of ® sober Woman; everything was y at. ‘The inquesi was then adjourned. THE FERRY CONTEST. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTUS OF JUNB AND JULY. | Destination.| Office, mK le | 19 Broadway 1 srowd way. 1 Bron awer 7 Bowling G 2 Bowling Gr: 129 Broad w 4Bowhng Green 50 Broad wi een 4 Bowling Green 69 Broadway 19 Broadway. 1) Broadway. 7 Bowing Green [56 Broad wi va #Bowling Greea B. .{Hamborg, Liverpool. Liverpool. Liverpool. 1G lasgow... :| Bremen .> 69 broadway 7 Bowing Green 2 Bowling Green 2 broadway, 61 Broaaway 40 Broadway 15 Browo wa, ant .| Kotterdam Liverpool. | Liverpool. .| Liverpool. Havre... 10:| Bremen... State or indiana. Klopstock Mosel. Adria’ 2 Bowling Green Liverpo 9 Broaa wa: Liverpool... «| Liverpool... 4sBroaaway. gr NOTION“ TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER. ING THE PORT OM NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New | YorK Heratp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the HxRatp steam yacht, show: ing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing from ene to the other im succession, and can be seen sev- eral miles distant. Captains of vessels upon secing this signal will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have tor the Ship News Department of the Herat, wg Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Herap news yacht, plier No 1 East River, New York. Letters received frem all parts of the world and promptly delivered, Duplicates are re- quired, ALMANAC FOR NEW 3 YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. HIGH WATER . +e Gov. Island..morn 8 31 * rire Hook.morn 7 46 eve H 43 Heli Gate....morn 10 16 PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 18, 1875. CLEARED, Steamer, Claribel (Bx), Williams, Kingston. ae—Pim, Feo Aueverly, Pierce, Phuadeihia—sames Hand. Bhip Bs carta Rigby (Br), Thomas, Liverpool—o b WwW: Sikp Carnurvom Castle (Br), Robinson, London—W D ae Caribou, Kenney, Anjer for orders—Benner & | Pi eihaek Chiuina R (Aus), Suttora, Cork or Falmouth for Seager. ark ‘Kons’ Os Oscar (Nor), Rothing, Newry—Benham & y se Ge Grote, Bremen—Fred Schwoon. Bark th EeMr Pope, Alexander, St Paul de Loanda via Gaboon— Bark WE siee & Hottnrteld. vane —James B Ward * Srie 1. L Squires, Blatehtord, Rio Janetro—Thos Nor- ea bmma Dean (Dutch), Plummer, Porto Cabello— j n, Carac =Dovale & Do. Brig Torrid Cooper, Jacmel—it Murray, JE. hina Matte i Russell, 'Y ork, Guantanamo—Marcus Ker & Ci aig Laay Mary (Br), Rex, St Johns, NF—A E Outer- "Be i E Sears, Baltimore—J H Winebester & Co, arte io use (82), untree, Belize and Truxillo— | Leayeratt & Co. schr Alpha (Br), Wharton, Barbados—Cartwright & | if Marte anthony Kelly, Greenwood, Bleuthera—Isaac Staples. Soh T Prairie Bird (Be), Caples StJohns, NFO W | pert To-day it is announced that the great public wil | have leave to be carried by Steamer to Staten Isiand free of cost, The opposition ferry, unaer the management of Commodore Garner, are fignt- ing tne old ferry line to the bitter end, and have zea to ru the THotmas Collger to pre ne . trom to-day. Vor tis Gay ange of time goes Into effect on tion Bast Seore Ferry li on ay 4 June 21, 187):—Leave Stapleton, 6:05, 7:20, 9:20 and 11 A. M5 12:20, 3:25, and 6:25. M. Leave New York, 6:45, 7:60, 8:60 and 11 A. M.; 1 15,3) 4 and lo P.M. THE COTTON EXCHANGE. ‘The following standing committees have been appointed vy the managers of the New York Cot- ton Exchange Executive—J. ¥. Wenwsas 3. Tensobtil, W. P. Camp- bei), HM. Bruce ana ¢ in, Fewest. Levan, i! Vachiri, A. B. Graves and W. J. Miller, ex-ofieis hiner inary =Thormas Seott, J. H. Hollis and George auton Floor —W. T. A. Patterson, W. V. King, Woodward, Jr. : 44. Yeon Yom W Ait tries, Birnil, M. Lehman, pout |. Baldwin, Lucius Hopkin’ —). G, Watts, W. Wootward, Jr; J. a. Beall, 1. Hentz ana i, Leverioh, e2-oficto aj a yy M. B. Fielding, H. 1. ‘b. Watte ana». Di thomas Senner. L. &. Fredericksou, Jam J. B. Froeligh, F.C. ne. a 4; Banton, 8B. French, - okinker, W. PF. Camp- Ware, Ce Ge Chesbrouah, W. Moses, A. Bret Trakeeorge Copeland, & J. Murphy, T. J. Slaugh- ter, Jd. L. Macaulay, Robert Moore, U. tiyilested ana T. I. lryoe Guiation=R, Tannahill, George Blagden, P. Fachiri, WwW OT. Miller, L. Waiter, 4. Alien, Jr., George b. & vt ore Arhitration—William Whitlock, Robert Murdoch, Gruner, H. M. Le Count and J. i Dayton. PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT. About six o'clock last evening a man named Hurst Korn, a German, recentiy residing in Bal falo, was probably fatally tojared by @ train in “the cut,’ at Marion station, near Bergen Hill. His injarv ¢ in tne head and lower jimbs. he wus carried to St. Michael’s Hospital, in Newark, where he ies 1n such @ condiuon toat his recovery is considered hopeless. He is unable to give any count Of himsel!. THE NAVAL ACADEMY. THE ANNUAL EXAMINATION ON MONDAY NEXT— CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION Wasmtncros, D. Jone 18, 1875, The annual examination of caget midsnipmen and cadet engineers atthe Naval academy at An- | papois will terminate to-morrow, acd the final exercises will take place on Munday next, when the diplomas will be distributed to the gradaating midshipmen, thirty-two in number, and the graduaiiog engineers, sixteen im number, The giaduates will be alloweu to go to their homes to await orders, and the other ciasses will inmedi- ately sail fo. their annual practice cruise on the Atlantic coast, the Cadet midshipmen on the Von- steilation and tne cadet engineers on the new sioop Alert. The didates for admission tothe Academy As micsmrpmen, avout 100, have been ordered io Teport o8 Mond and their examination Will be coum Sop ‘Tue oeminetion of ap) nts for adm: the kagiaeer corps wij) rake place ia September, =} MoTT: Surtctina (Br), Anarews, St Andrews, NB—Blaks- Schr Myra Pract, Kimball, Corpus Christi—Tupper scar Wave Crest, Gawley, Brunswick, Ga—Warren tthr © P Bhults, Youngs, New Haven—B H Remer. , ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY TYE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Georss W Eider, Read, Baltimore via Norfolk, bid, mise snd passengers to the Old Dominion shiv Glencorse (of Liverpoob. Stevenson, Caleurta fev to, with mdse to order: vessel to master, Passed fie Cape of Gool Hope April 1 and crossed the Fan tor May hn Toa 32 Wi June 16, ise SS. lon 71 W, spok anamer Gist pd ie eee 85 oy Siavaae: ss Shi " ‘armourh, Roge: iverpoo! days. in ballast, to snow ‘& Burges. 18 anchored’t Gravesend Bay for ot Bark Magara (Ger), Wischhusen, slgnirape. 95 with tuirate of soda'to C Luung a Hor . Ape a. ae ry 8 Crome tue Squator May 22, ia len a ine weal waare Maria Madre (tab, Verdino, Bristol 2 days, tn last wo inaster. “bare Hellas Gen, Fendt, Newry 43 days, in ballast to Vesper, Ante days. with mdso to snow & Burgess. June 1. dat EM lon 62, spoke bark WH Genn, hence for Li Milda Cp Cissn. Ha days, 2, with mdse to egliarl, 06 da: ye & So "Passed Gioraltar. Apri 71 90, spoxe brig Keystone, Rockow, L Phipps & vo Eayee ark Guiding Star (of Salcombe), Prowse, Rio Janeiro 57 days, witn coffee to Urexel, Morgan & Co; vessel to G er (of aad bansan Lanfare, Port Spain dad) 17 days, with ind molasses’ to Ml Trow: my Brooke. incu Guantanamo, 16 days, ar to Waydeli & Co. ark Teresa (Br), Hoh, Cienfuegos May 21, with sugar to. &G Power. Hark Norah ‘ot Boston), Giles, Cleafaegos 26 days, ‘with suger to Rive: Co; vessel to Miller & Houghton. Bark Mirto N (Aus, Bonomo, om. . ey Bi with <u rit it od w ye rig Ustica tal), Coppols, Valerio 65 days, with fruit 0 “io b pera St Pierre, Mart, via Dela- oe ‘with sugar to Reynagld & Co; iy, St Pierre, Mart. 18 nness, Vie ues. Pah ny Onatavia sugar and inglasses ty '& Co} vennel 16 Boyd Hineken. ‘ig, Anna & Lily, Bray, Boston, days, in ballast, to John Zit frig Avenora (of Portland), Prince, Boston 7 days, in ballast to Walsh & Field. Senr WL Burrough ith, Havre, 40 devs, in baliast to thos Dunnem’s Nephew &Co. Anchored at sanay Hook for orders. sehr A » Henderson, Henderson, Pointe-Pitre 14 dave, with sugar, dc, to Parsons & M rite rr), Bagley, St Pierre 20 days, with dsreams (Bry, fanm. Arroyo, PR, 14 days, with sugar to JF Whitney & Co, Mohr Rita (ip), Mussels, ‘St Johns, PR, 13 days, with sa- gar to Honey & Parke Mohr Mavic, Inbess Vieques 12 days, with sugar to Boyd & iiincken: Schr Julia \ Brown, Mekerson, Turks Island 9 days, with sait to Parsons & Loud. ia well, Aidrichs. Baracoa 12 days, with M seel to Van t Bri chr James I with naval stores to 2 D Hurlbut. runt Bros. Je Huison, Fernandina 10 days, Matthews. ‘ichmond, Sehr ME Bayard, Camp, Virginia. Senr Hannah Champion. Tayi Schr © P Gerrish, Armstrong, rehr Fastern Queen (fsherma’ Cort with Aas , J8cR inst, off Fire 1 is ont 48 boars, Paar Freihandel ear, from Havre, which arrived mor r jook for orde Ist aud anchored at sandy ‘tl Fs, Came UD to ‘M 18th. tie Macdonald Eis Ry) BecugF 1 fr is consigned to Ger et as before reported). PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer United States, pore. Yau River tor New York, with indse and passeng Bark ‘ina :Aus), Hoston for New Yore, in ballast to Slocovie: & Co, ‘Brig Oriol (se), Benton. New Haven for New York, in ballast to atkinson, Watson sehr Baguduee, Cox, st Jol NB, tor New York, with Jember to HW Loud & ¢ Senn Hat York, 10 3a sehr Hannie Westbrook Yorg, with lumber to L 8 Hate! oh Abvie § Cakes, Fuler, Rockland for New York, ndee & Pressey. yehe 9 Wright, Providenge lot New York, Schr © Burvert, Kogers, New Haven tor New Yee. Schr (hos Potter, Allen, New Haven for fy Ai oo Cove for New York, Behe a Patna ‘ork, with , row, ins 19 5 BPE satey, Persians for Kew York, with lumber to ‘Sones # Co. chr MA Fredmore, Sherman, Providence for New ork. ‘ Vcd © P Sinnickson, Matthews, New Haven tor Phila- Jeip nia, ‘Slur 3 A Mount, Mount, Providence, for New York. Solr Helen Mar, Ward, Boscon | w Y. ehr Evergreen: T Sehr CW holt, Delaney. New Haven for § sehr rmma, Cook, Tauntor ew York. Sehr Bramb al tonne Porliand for New York, Rit Kiver for New Ye Condon, Seur Gentile, kidridge, Rockland tor New ork, with lime to order. ee! ir ¥ inders, YY $44 ng J for New York. New r New York, S perarigs, Rockland for New York. with lime.toord sone bostun, Nickerson, New Botiers, bd New York. haw. New Mgdsora amin Gartside, Bogan, "Vail ever tor Phila cht ira Bile, Norton, Somerset for New York. | above the ground, and ogee Cs + care } wat Albert Pharo, Bingham, Providemce for New ork. ark, Clark. Providence for New York, Schr AT Co Browi, Somerset for Philadelptia. me Schr Maria *Pletalng, Williams, New London for Dew- i vidence tor New York. E bs, Jones, Brovigence tor Rondost, Behr Rhode Island, Watson, Sag Harbor Jor Ropdon| Rags Dwigne Davidson, Freeman, Boston for tan ver, Sobe Henry Remsen, Allen. Fall River for New York, sehr Urbana, Providence tor New York. Bone Virgins, Bearse, t Sehr Rival, Dunton, -W Newell, P: ston for New Yor! ‘port tor New York, with lum- ber to orde Sehr Wim Brainard, Kelsey, Providence for New York. Sehr Hunter, Greet, Newport tor New York. Sehr Ida L Howard, Musier, Portland tor New York, ay ot fy ire tod su Lig = Bi for N ¥ has Comery, Freeman, Bangor jew York, wit Tunaber tod 5 Cree. sii Delphi, Alien, New London tor New York. a Manquis, Vhiiips, Providence for New York. Sebr Mary tt Mittin, Forris, Warren ior Hoboken, Schr Wur Bement, Harris, Providence tor New at: r Hattie 5 Collins, Miekerson, Hartford for New veel Wm Thomas, Littlejohn, Poawtucket tor New Sete New Regulus, Baker. Providence for New York. Henry Clay, Staples, New Bediora for Now York, Sehr Jusrice, swell, Narravansott for New York. Schr Florence, sackoit, Providence for Croton. Bch ‘bry H Burnett, Burnett, Providence for. ‘ol! Sehr Fair Wind, Jowman, New Haven tor New York. BOUND BAs?, Schr W N Goss a, Egbert, Hoboken for Providence, Senr J Clark. Northup, Bobeker tor Providence. sehr Deccora. Farrington, Weehawken for Boston, Schr Chas H Northam, Cole, New York for Pawtucket, Schr Adele Felicia, Parker, Newburg tor Norwich, Schr BL baton, Weehawken tor Boston. Sehr Black Didmond, smith, Rondout for New Bed- Watson, New York for Calais, Bor Maris Retringn” ce er Fl van iy: + Bo: nh, New York tor v4 Behr Georgia, Cook, Hoboken for Boston. BELOW. Bark Albina (lta), trom ——. SAILED. . Ships Hovding (Nor), fc or Bre amen Storkers (Nor), barks Fuppe fitah edirats if N birt John F Rott yeh satan row (Br), salonici pela, Savanan, MARITIME MISCELLANY W@™ See cable news. wed into Portland, Me, dere- lict, has quarter and stern stove aud one anchor gone, in. addinon to damage before reported. Estimated cos repairs about $0, Ihe vessel that towed her in w: sebr tlicn, Capt Whitmore. The Addison Center was at anchor When discovered, and her cable was cut, as the prize crew could not heave her anchor. Scur ANNA Buc, at Alexandria 17th from Boston, was in colusion off Barnegat on the 11th imst with schr Vin, trom Now York, and had bulwarks stove, head braves broken, Sour Invine, Berry, at Havana June 4 trom Philadel- phia, hud heavy weather and lost part of decsload. Sein Kouer, Babbidge, from Bangor for Boston, which put into Portland June 15 leaky, wired, and would Proceed 164. “4he leak was only a sligat oue'in the rud: r casing. Scur Atmox Binp—The report that this vessel, bound from Matunzas tor Baltimore, was ashore at Cove Poiut 4s erroneous, she not having Dassed in the Capes. Scux Janus A Srerson, Ohase, from Gloucester, with fish, is ashore at Hell Ga ALEXANDUIA, June 17—Steamer Express, trom Balti- more, reports ail the yessels heretofore ashore as having Rotten off and proceeded on their Voyages, San Francisc 0, June ie—ship Champlain, Capt Merrill, from New York Feb 1) for this port, struck on North, Farralone Islands at 7 o'clock lastevening and sun bhe had been off the Heads three days in @ dense to; during which time no observations had been obtained. at the time ot pirikiag she had just gone about, standing est by south. the ptain supposed be was in | the wisinity of Point K in whieh case the course d would have arr d the ship far to the north of ralione group. The ship was Bader tops t arses hauled up. ‘The foe was so wuck sould notbe seen untd she siruck, At arse hon tru lightly at the stern aga then ground on the rocks her whole length. she knocked her bottom out, when she floated off and filled rapidly and sunk = a few moments. The crew had searcely time et into the bi Captain Merrill was the last man ¥ eave the ship, and im getting Into a boat over ee bows Was struck by a martingale and killed, ‘The man Woo Was lost was a German, rom Hamburg, Known as August, He was crushed betore leaving the ship, The crew saved nothing, bat a tew articies of stotling. Shortly after leaving tho ship the tog rose, when the crew sighted the schr Mendocino and puied tor her and were taken on board ana brought here. The C was nearly a new vessel, having been built at Boston in @ad registered 1475 tons. She was owned by W it ‘&@ Co. of Boston, the 0 bad the following cargo, msigued to Geo Hawes & Uo:—Bortles, 44 Ditters, 50 cases: 1; boots, ~nd anne coal, to ‘oque: casting, 1,679 te i Saee ‘cases: Chatrs, 249 do aed — Fae 25 bbis; crags, 4) boxes; empty poosseee, ed re, chan 0 : Hf machinery, # ca olicloth. 2 Tikes, ey caser; tracks, 5 do. tobacco, 76 do.; ties, boxes; tubes, 49 packages: trunks, 25 nests Whiskey. 380 vik i wire rope, &e-, bbIk ; Woodenware, 56 pack whiting, 10 bois, York; amount not known, Lacxcnep—On 16th inst, from the yard of vid T Bayles, Stonybroek, Li, the clipper schooner Goribbeaa. 09 tha fealvens wine. Mite lead, 3b built uhaer the inspection of the Bhipmasters! Assoc! on. ‘Bimbers of white oal. aud b toceet Piste nk of iow pine, he rates Al LB tgp “ erican trade, dating or Capt W # Knighton. NOTICE TO MARINERS. MEDITERRANEAN —TRANCE—SOUTH COAST —RETASLISRMERT OF MARMON LIGHTS AT TO The French government: gives pouee ¢ that from June 1, 1875, the tollowing harbor lights will be exulbited at ‘Od Haason—The light sf fron stan. ard, situated on the lett augle o It is ele- vated Tei6 feet above. the level of the sea and 16 fect al ng je ground, and in clear weather w visible two mil Position—Lat 43 07 04 N, ton 8 55.41 ¥. Mxacuax’s Pont—The light 18 fixed red, on an iron standard siviated gn the north gate angie erate port. Sus yards SE by E % & trom the old hi be This elevated 12% feet above the level of ihe ses and 11K feet is Visibie in clear weather two ian magoetic, Variation, 15aeg 47 min wester- AFRICA—WEST COAST—SENEGAMBIA—LIGHT AND BUOYS AT PORT DACAR, GORER ROAD. The following information in regard to the light and buovs at Port Dacar, Guree enegambia, has Kear Admiral commanding ar is Axed white, clevated high water, and is visible iE is hoisted ve jetty, su he At low water eastorp jetty of The Hight of ine port ut 13K feet above the lev ‘three to four mites in me rom the end et Db ‘the tight is 23 feet the port. During the night sonst te probable ¢ C4 - Gyrival ot the packets ih ployes ot the Me ed in the Four new iooring buoys hay of the large harbor. owe at G36 yards nor Jetty, @ In ‘the road: for the vessols of the mi ina line nearly cast and west, and in depths of 435, 9, and 544 fathoms; the one AL is 437 vards Porth of the end of the ey; red Nd rts | the mit ot t jathom line in the wes ra part of Foads no longer exists Bearings magnetic. Variation, 19 60 westerly in 1875. SPOKEN. om Puget Sound for Callao, Eee rey Sour a Merritt, from Philadelphia for Baracoa, no date. 0, Crooked "island Passage by sche C Mounell at ade’ cur Mary J Ward, from Philadelphia for West Indies, Oda soul, June 2 t 22 19, lon 61 I Lizzie 1 hf New York for Corpus Christi, 6 days oat, Juue 7, lat 20 30, lon 65 12, gs NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS. Merchants, shivpiag agents and shipmasters are in- formed that by telegraphing to the Herato London Bureau, No 43 Fleet street, or to ths Paris office Rue Scribe, the arrivals at and departures from Eu- ropean and Eastern ports of American and all foreign ‘vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge ant pubil 4 Captains arriving at and sailing from Freach and Mediterranean ports wiil flad the Paris oflss the more economical aud expe iitioas for telegraphing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Barst01, June 17~Sailed, bark Lyn (Nor), Wold, 4me- rica. Brewex, June 16—Sailed, shin Bremerhaven (Ger), jausen, New York. Boxneavx, June 18—Salled, steamer Tyrian (Br), La son, New York. Mancerowa—Arrived, sehr Chas Platt, Sharpe, Brans- wiek, Ga, Canoiry, Jane 18—Saiied, bark Brothers, Tharston, St Thomas. Seiled 17th, bark Garibaldi (Ital), Tassint, America. Corrxuaces, June 1s—Arrived, barks Oslo (Nor), Ok sen, New Yorx for Riga; Faders Minde (an), Berg, Bal- timore for Konigsbe: Cowstaxtixorte—Arrived, brig L’Avvenire (tal, Sal, vatore, New York. Drat, June 18—Sailed, schr Jefferson Borden, Patter. son (from London), Boston. Gtovcester, June 17—Sailed, brig Selina Stanford Atal), Allegro, Amoriea, Gtascow, June 17—Sailed, ship Lake Michigan (Br). Lamont, Montreal, Hurt, June 14—Arrived, Dark Onkel (Ger), from ——, Koxiosnenc, June 13—Arrived, bark Nathaniel (Nor), Jacobsen, Now Yors. Livznroot, June 18—Arrived, ship BD Metcalf (Nor). Knudson, New York, bark Wild Hunter, Howatt, Pensa- cola. Salled 18th, ship Frank ¥ Salied 17th, ship Mary & Biggs, Woans. Loxpox, June 18Arrived, bark Hudikewaid Gwe, Bylond, ascagoula, Sailed 18th, steamer Moravian (Br), Graham Quebeo. Napies, June 17—Sailed, steamer Ulympla (itr), Young, New York. Qceexstown, June 18—Arrived, bark Rapoeio (tal, Mortoia. Baltimore, yer, Starrett, Calcutta. Langdon, New Ore Sailed 18th, steamer City of Brussels (Br) Murray (froin Liverpool), New York. Suretps, June 18—Sailed, ship Ellen Goodspeed, Moore (or Otis), San Franeisco (not previously). Sixaarons, June 16—Sailed, stip N Boynton, Blan- chard, Boston. ‘Trieste, June 18—Aarrived, bark Rosina (Ital), Gambar- della, New York. Winrremaven, Jane 18—Arrived, bark Egremont (Br), Keeney, Daricn, FOREIGN PORTS. Banacos, June 5—In port, sebrs E A De Hart, Driscoll, a Fatiadelphts next dav; Victor Puig. Pnkham, t0 16—Salled, barks Continental, Hills: pers, north 0 sachet Norton doy brig Five others, Thurlow, do sehr Charles Mortord, Parsons, nantex, June M—Arrived, schr Arianna Aubry. visti his, Sailed Moun, schrs J R Dive: rt, Douglas, De Brewkwater: th. May MeFa | MeFariand, 3 brig Hattie, Cates. New York; sclirs Corrie M ‘dyon, do; Nellie be Delia scerele Eien loore. 7 15 PM—Passed. steamer Mani- orn, June Pty (not as misprint ‘Arrived 18th, steamer Prossian (Br), Ritchie, Liver- pool for Montn (not Pec clintah, Mey 18—In port bark Mora ae Angel, tor New York Nivanie Jane. te-sallede’ steamer Austin Mor- an Vike port, 1 Ata Gb), Guszasa, "he Tora’ Words brunswicl ath, s etry Veaattelon Holmes, New Orlean jussie, stinpaon, Tulisinls brigs John Welsh Jr, Vansclbw, Nok York; Gipsey Queen, Morgan, ao; Fortuna (Br), McConnell; North of Hatteras. satied 18th, steamer ‘Columbus, Reed, New York. koorrout, N'S, June 17—arrived, rig Wallon, St Mar- Maransas, June Tepe led bark Mary Pratt, fers north of Hatteras; brig fubal Cain, Stone, do; schi Marding, Smith, do. sc QogBS, Jane Arrived, steamer Texas (Br), Lauren Sianewste April 20—Sailed, sor, Samos, Brvant, Chee- fog, Newohwang and swatow; 27th, ship Tian, Berry, a 1a, $0 load for Onannel for orders to London’ or Liv: rpool, oT ie cnepa ae Bay, June 18—Sailed, bark Bel Stewart ot Gilliat, Barrow. ‘Ago, June U—Arrived, brig E A Rich, Paine, New ork, *Gatica om. brig Valencia, Small, New Yor! saaua, June 5—Arrived, brig Mechanic, Gould, Car denis. Sailéd 15th, beige Castalia, Whitmore, north of Hat- eran rth yeehuntc, ‘Gould; Baltimore; Myronus, Hig- paz JON, Nib June 17—Arrived, sohr J M Stevens (Br), 4 on Also urrived 17th, bark Kate Agnes (Pr), Havana; 18th, schr ML St Pierre, Philadeipuia via Porth ydtelyed 16th, sehir Prairie’ Bird (Br), Wjelmstrom, Sa- nah. “Cleared 16th, brig, xingse (Br), Edgett, Moncton, with mI inward caren, m2 ‘01 Cleared Yith, sehr Aurora Borealis (Br), Clark, New Algo cleared 17th, barks Brother's Pride Br), Brown- ell, Tralee; Ida (Br), London. Sailed 17th, barks Wilhelmina Past (Ger), Sezer, Mea Mam, dies, B; Bi (Sr), Liswell, Penarth Beauty, (BP. fitiensy. Be nae estate june ved, bar ress (ap), trom Talcanaano. ee ae AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, June ppl 7 Pe schre ace Beil, Boston (and sailed aathe “l SAEES, r Belfast); JW a ton, do; F R B larlow, Helen Hasbrouc! Bristol; Howard Williams, D). —, (Nor), Mir | goane; Balite ugherty, Matar re | more; Jesse W Starr; trike. Alexandre: F M Howes, dort, Balumore; A H'Hickmian, Shaw, Philadelphia; B ingiiah, Keily, do. Tath--arrived, brig Marshall Dutch, Turner, Cayenne via St Martins; seurs (Br), Chisholm, Miragoane; Sp May, Maceton. ee; Reswell, Huribud, Calparian, L esservey, Alexaniria; kmma Fhtihasipiin” date Pierce, Hails, New York. rived steamer Neréus, Bearse, New York; schre Fannie ‘i Bulley, Hutchins, Cleutueyos: G W Ancrews, Watts, Wilmington, NO" Lydia Ht Sapit, Graniner, Neo MR >omers, a Alexatdrias F Am Achorn Baltimore ;"L © Simpler, Philadel: X Huduell, Crane GB Somes, How- hawken; , Ward, Hannah # shube! ia J ad Pod rei Andrew Peters, Bawyer, eaes | Hovoken, Also rrived, brig Jacinta (Br), Fleming, Para. * from Philadelphia ; i jclow—Steamer Aries, Whelden, Pride of the Fort, from Dublin; bark Sualigh from Dunedin, 0 Witoutt, di raion br), Garrett, Liv Be 3 schrs David Currie, B: island; H & Russell, Mo- Motte Toys NORE June 18—Arrived, steamers Geo somal Love nd, Boston; Fanny Cadwallad “ry York; brig Georgia, Fieldi, Ponce, P: Lane, Lane, Boston; W R Houston, Gardner, Cardenas: ‘Thos J reward. i Abplgar th Seco) Ger rtrude i: Smith, Jame- i uimpspa, Yacusoa, ‘Now York: Alex FE! son, Mata’ Wile; Heachain, Savannah; » C Tryon, Nickerso! tons BF ‘Wiuylletia, Whylloits, New? Yorks Veal Price, Also arrived, schrs W RB Griffin, Cardenas; F P Simp- New Yor! ac om mrombeare Commerce, Walter, North Caro- w York; poarke dam} Maria Wr,’ P jw, Crowell, Boston Ar Bie Merrell, New York. Also. cleared, steamers Amori idence, le ie and Ocean; brig 8 i Dillingham. BRUNSW! Ga, June 18—Arrived, steamer Mont- ounery, loth, “New York, &c; sthr Victor, Sam BANGOR, June 16—Cleared. schrs Lucy M Colttes, Darien. Ga; Lizzie ane Comaeee. Hopkin New Yur d—Sehre Adrianna, igete do; Chas bk Raymond, Kelley, Fhitaaen hia. ts, bs June 16—Sailed, schr G W Hayden, Smith, to load yt ‘New York. bb ir todaned. oe sehr Amos Falcouburg, Rackett, Phila- sUIARLESTON, June W—Cleared, barks Lietsjeld Cais Evenson, Bristol, K; sophie (ion). Sorensen, United if, Hinecon Archilogs ts (Bn, Snare 60. a a al jaar ayer (Nort, Olsen, Cardi; sent Lizale. rfagtol, aay Conway, ‘8 MONROE, June bagi Mh bark Die FORIRE! Hiemeth, Kraeft, from Cape Town, see! pphnie teonia Ger), Duls trem ip Yanciro, in Hampton ery w mance, han bee aera to e,: “ris Allan, Brown; Spray, Martins G1, Lovell, Minerva, Brig! od W vii for New York. Gi LEW OM June 16—Cleared, bark Teuuriel @n, Li eEbeeksres, Jane 18—Arrived, schr Wm M Jones, Huntiey, BANS June le—areysedso behead M Haskell, ork: Satnuel k Fabei ame: ‘Tappanannock, feat; sas Lig ei b Fasane, J fine 13—Salled, sehr Frederick J Collins. Prov- iden it Memphis (Bi bar oareuiner, se joraphie amon Stet re Mig remains s ‘tue bar. “Sk W BEDFORD, June 18~Arrived, brig A 9 Pennell, bate Porto ktico tor Norwich schr Maud & Bos SE TORN, RWPOK! ‘Jiine 14, PM—Arrived schrs Narragansett (wew. asied), shaw. Philadelphia: Hunter, Geen, Seaconnet for’ Philadetphia Florence, Sackett, lence, tor. Verplank’s Point; Fre: wd Tier, rele, Pail laver tor New York (and all salt iso sehra Circle, a, Pall itiver ior Jamesport | Henry Remsen, ‘tilen,. dovior Etizabethport; ‘Mita, Feeris, Wai ‘for Hoboken; Jacub Sh rered, Perkins, and sunt 1 River tor New York? Boston fol Butler, Havernil 17th Arrived, sebr (and proceedot; slooj Bailes irs Delph, Maan, Taunton tor Xew Yor! Snen AG BANSET? FIBIL, i. “june amet pang “4 land Harbor, schrs Chas & sinith, Hanson, Provid pee for Philadelphia; Ontario, Burdick, Fal River tor Ye ‘Nonwrew, June 17—Arrived, schr Robin Hood, Phila- delp! alled—Sehe Cornetinn, New Ra, Neptune, do; Cniet, do; MA Predmorte, do; Cornelia Newkirk, do} Alderdice, d iroite GA iL Sane 10—arrived, bark Fresno, R Blackstone, Honolulu. ‘Arrived. bark Maria Scamamett kell, Has- nF wailed Bark howha PEN -ACOLA, June Cleared—Dark ¥ ae, New Orie: ns. red loti «¢ Ocean Peart (Br), Rafe end Pen- Georgiana (Br), Crane, Santos (Brazil). AenSuue e—Arrived, steamers of xon, jactentor, Roge Frow et 8 Py 4 Serp hin, tavis, a7 York; Geo If stot Carrie Bonnell, Harris, Haracoa: Rebecca W addelt k Peppina (Ital), Paturzo, Palermo brig Norge (Nor), Johannsen, Liverpool: sehrs Lort romers, bag ew gg J Davia Collins, Townsend, Pensa- cola; Alice Borda, Dirkes, York: & & A Babcock, smith, Somerset; Mary Mankin, Larcnam, Charleston. Below —irig U Neuman, Gnedebenu Gen from Water. ford; schrs WB Thomas J B Austin, Electd Bailey, J A Garrison: Jonathan May and: Hate Baker, Irom ‘Bos Eva Helle, trom Providence, Jleared—steamer Kxperiment, Pierce, FX, York; gehrs Mexican, Haskell, lrewor, "Me; AW Weeks, Bart, Bath: W F Garrison, Bowen, Hoston i’ Bent, Smith. Cambridgeport: H ‘N'Milter, Miner c larlestownt Wind, Ling merset; Joseph yr, Burroughs, Hew Kobinser, Newport; Keading ail- Adams, New Loudon. tal), Boxgo, Dublin; sehrs. ‘Cambria, Borda, val ‘providence. A Garrison, De 6 1 AM—oeire Ju Foun H Austin, and Wm. BD Thomas, from from Boston do, passed up last evening: bark Courser, for Aner for ders: senrs Thoinas Borden, tor Fall Rives for ae George & Alberts’ for me - jem, and Caroline, for pase down he Wyornint PI irks U mien, z ja) brigs Hail € tol Nalauta cB and acre m, for Rockport; Nell Hattie Curtis passed DrLAWARE Bueaxwatke, June 18—Arrived, bark Eden, from Havana; brigs U P Sherwood (BF), from M. Hastie & Wheeier, trom Cardenas, nd Como abiod New York mois "Sod Northern amer Kenilworth i] rhs Queen went to sea a aged Out at 7 o'clock inst evening, s—Hirig GP sherwood has b phia, There are no ott VURTLAND, June t ips Also arrived, ih wi Willard, oi Me Fred. Tloiden, Mckae, do. Vieared—sreamer «leaner. Johnson, New York. sours Monticel Daly, yi i a Henry Wad- dingion, Selover. Alexandre, omar Jane if—Arrived, steamer Willial x Foster, Balimore via Nortylk; sohrs . Woboken, Nanungate, Foung. ds do: D Vers Fond, an bark Ol ‘Snarlotte, ‘Wallis, arleston, vaemars! led—=Sehrs Ann 1, Lock wood, thy pn, wns Se nag a Wad thd |. Wylie, trem Glasgow for Que-- hss JU Burnes ett, Rasa Yor Jhancellor, Ferguson: silus Brainerd, Hawsin 5 ural 1 1. thompson, Tul and Lucy Babcock, Kobinsou, ew mer Florida, Crocker, Philadel Yor! sth cAretyed, 5 ioe, AM, bound phia: brig Jobn Aviles, Bangor, At the head of Lon: island Sound, east, schrs salle Burton, lla. PM. ‘Aan’ Wiley, K H Brazos, Win Farren, Wm Mies. purprise, Mary Loutsa, Edward Lindsley, H B Diverty, Wm Buck “PAWTUCKET, June 17—Arrived, schr Lizzie, Taylor Weehawken, ian ehrs Bertha, Cogorert Ac ane Baker, ana ‘Sehrs Oakes Ames, Edmond, pets ia Dick will on ‘Cannel Hains, Bech: “ane 10—Sailed bark DC Murray, valler, Honolutay schr Lexal Tender, Winding, do. Weds ships City of Hankow (ir), stUle, Spas Siiv ot York (Hr), Auld, Liverpgol. Cleared—Ship Carrier Dove, Merryman, New Yor! jqintt~arrived, steamer Newbern, trom Gult of Cats {ORMHILDA, June M—Arrived, sehrs Conservative, gon, Jncksonville; Abby, Wasson, Gray, Charleston Frais W bmery, Fa Faiker, New York; B Young, Hall, d right, Scull SON eibsiFR Jun 16~Arrived, schr Minnie Kinnia a a. Tey F Phelps, Cranmer, Ra gpg pis} DW Sanders, Mott, and Nalnd Queen, Smit “Kk. ‘7ti—satted, schr Samuel McManemy, Walls, me Phik VNR HAVEN, June 16—Arriyed, schrs Alguy Virginia tor Baths LB Sargent 80 fm garenat Finiadelptia for South Chase, Ai Yor Now: York; Alleghanta, ‘maddocks nase, Augusta for ‘ork; Allegha: nd Kdward stanley, Dyer, Rockland tor’ do; Helem obinson, Patl or Sued. 'schrs Frolic, Mary T Bryan, Mary Cobb, a Williamson, oy Lyida 'B, Mary & Staples, L Standish, © Norris, WD May, B Sinnickson, Vaensy, Hanmi Westbrook, Bramhall, William Thomas, With Hi Dewitt, Sea Bird, Florence V Tw pote yon a Boma ie acl co ppaieoasi i Samyel ee Nace Not, oat,” Isabella Tho , Sami Hastera Belle, William Penn, Maud & Bessie and Al i miiit-Attved, big Tauge Carver, Bangor (og PiMlageh: ny jjungor for New York; Zicavo, Portiand tor New: ulled—Rrig Isaac Carder; schra Susan Stetson, LB oth Mouton Aegan dward Staniey, deleny Webster, Lica. Gen Hall, Mt rc ‘assed b) aMeuE Volant bangor for New York Isthearaved, sche Hime Mt. Wright, Sagua for Boston; Ophir i, Pntadelphia nore Mass; Annie Colter (Br), a Joh face New ‘York for Hookla 1 ptope (Br, Walton, Ny geo rs El awe tana Ophir, Ried anes» Wut Sune fai" APriveds ache D J Foley, Dinnell, Baltanore, Clearéd— Hark Kinma Crook (Br), Sully, Cork, nia By June ib—saited, adit Géo 8 Repplier, uard, Ne ‘NTHRLY, June 15—Arrived, sohr wi? Railroad Nous Toe Philadelphia aud sailed 17 ies Fionn Loveland. Ronde = 0 See ee ea ere rad acer Richard Lew, Haw. kins, Baltiniot A A —ROYAL | HAVANA — OFPLOIA! 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