The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1876, Page 10

MURDER AND SUICIDE. 4 HUSBAND SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND THEN KILLS HIMSELF IN GREENPOINT. Greenpoint was thrilled with horror yesterday even- ing by the rapidly circulated rumor that a murder bad been perpetrated, and that the murderer bad then com- mitied suicide. The tale grew by repetition until the excitement for a time fully equalled that of the finding of Simmons’ head, but tne lack ot mystery in the lat- ter case led to Its quick subsidence, It retains, how- ever, the staple subject of conversation with the crowds at tho street corners aud on the sidewalks, The facts are as follows:— Michael Downey, a carpenter by trade, aged fifty Years, but who has been working of late as a cotton sampler, owns the cosey little cottage No. 204 Greene Street, im which he has resided with bis wife Sarah, aged thirty-eight years, and three children, George, aged seventeen years, Mary, aged nine years, and Sarab, aged six years. With the exception of occa- sional quarrels when Michael bad been drinking the family lived very happily together until within « few months, when the frequency of the quarrels in- creased with Michael's habits of drinking. Yesterday the children went on the picnic of st. Anthony's Roman Catholic church, marching in procession with their classmates, Michael saw them and it incensed him Yo that going home fie abused his wite for allowing them to do it, threatening to shoot both her and him- well. Mrs, Downey becoming iudiguant, left the house and remained at the residence of a neighbor named Wilham O'Rourke for three hours, In the meantime Downey had obtained some more liquor and was half razed, When his wife returned at half-past four P. i. be met her atthe front door and began abusing ter, calling her a common drunkard, accusing her of infidelity and other offences, until at last, growing more excited as he proceeded, he pashed her off the front stoop to the sidewalk meld ipvapee afier her. When abe recovered her footing she turned toward him, and at the same instant be drew a pistol from his pocket and fired at her, the ball piercing ber neck under the left jaw, aud, passing in, lodged in or near the spine. She fell at once to the sidew: Mr. O'Rourke and others rushing to ber assistance as ber husband ran up the stoop and jnato the house, securing the iront door bebind him. Officer Tenicre responded immediately to the alarm that was roised, as did Officer McKillop, and they were on the spota minute or two after the unfortunate Woman Was shot and just in time to hear another pistol report from within the house, They then forced An entrance, and as the neighbors conveyed the in- jured woman in, they proceeded in their search for Downey, whom they found dead on a bed m the back room up stairs, ho baving shot himself through the heart with the same weapon he bad used on his wife, He had placed the pist 1—a single barrel breech- loader—so close to his breast when he tired that the powder scorched his shirt. Doctors Wheeler and Jeokins bad responded to the calls for assistance which had been made during the few moments the search and removal occupied, and devoted their attention to the tnjured woman, whom they pronounced seriously hurt, though the wound was not necessarily fatal. Everythiag that rould be done {or ber was done by the ne}; will render assistance as long aa it i Scene on the return of the children a harrowing one, the tragedy overwhelming them with grief, though for the sike of their mother they restrained excessive demonstrations in her presence. Coroner Nolan was notified of Downey’s death, and will commence the in- quest to-day, OBITUARY BIGHT BEV. AUGUSTIN VEROT, D. D. Intelligence from Augusta, Ga., of the 14th inst, re- ports:—Right Rev, Augustin Verot, Bishop of St. Augustin, Fla., died suddenly yesterday of apoplexy.” the above named distinguished’prelate of the Catholic Church was an ecclesiastical student at an carly age. Having received holy orders, Re was sop” noted tor bie zeal and piety. In the month of Apri. 1858, he ‘was consecratea, by authority from Rome, Vicar Apos- totic of Florida. ile was translated to the sce ot Sa- vapnah in July, 1861, and appointed Bishop of Su Augustin in the month of March, 187@ JUDGE DUGGAN. Judge Duggan, an eminent jurist, died at Toronto, Canada, yesterday afternoon. ¢ SAMUEL WYLIZ CRAWFORD, D. D. [From the Philadelphia Times, June 14.] Tho venerable Dr. Crawford died. at Fayetteville, Franklin county, on the 12th inst, in the eighty-fourth rear of his age. He was of Scotch ancestry and his dirthplace was Charleston, 8. C. Mr. Crawford re- te:ved his education in this city, and after praduating atthe University of Penusylvania in 1816 commenced the study of medicine, which he soon abandoned tor theology as more congenial to his feelings and tastes, In 1818 be was licensed by the authorities of the Pres- byterian Reformed Church and ordained at Duanes- burg, N. ¥., im 1893 if Vastor of & church in Franklin county, in this State. About this time he assumed control of the Chambers. A PEDLER BRAINED. HIS HEAD CHOPPED OPEN WITH A HATCHET. [From the Fort Scott (Kan.) Monitor, June 11.) Word was brought to the city yesterday morning by N. Rockwell, a farmer living ten miles northwest of Fort Scott, on the Mapleton road, that a murder had been committed near Blair’s blacksmith shop, about seven miles.from the city. Dr. Garwood, the coroner, was notified, and together with Sheriff Gumm, Con- stable Allen and Deputy Sherif Hulbert, started for the scene of the murder. On reaching the place a man between thirty-five and forty years of age was found lyiug on the ground, near a wagon, with bis bead cut open and brains scattered around on the grass. Appearances indicated that he must have bled pro- fusely, as there were two large pools of blood where the body la: P. Copes, J. Copes, R. Osburn, J. C. Hanna, N. Rock- well and John Bishop were selected as a coroner's jury and Jobn Bishop, Dr. Barlow, Joho Allen and J. B. Veith, partner of the murdered man, were the wit- esses examined, The facts elicited were substantially as lollows:— J. B. Veith and Celestine Desprey left Leavenworth for Buxter Springs a few days since in a Wagon drawn by a span of mules, the outfit belonging to Desprey. A kiud of partuersbip existed between them in the vusi- ness of peddiing harness oil and emery stones. Night before last they camped about one mile from Blair's shop and half a mile from tne Mapleton road, It is an out of the way place, and not such a one us is usually chosen for the purpose by persons who depend on beighboring larmers for their supplies, About four o'clock yesterday morning Veith started. for Mr, Bilau’s resideuce after food tor him- self and partner (30 = he states). On arriving, be noticed his ules running across the prairie, and remarked to Mr. Blair thut something Inust be wrong, and started after them, going by the wagon. He followed the mules four or five miles to Mr. Bishop's, where he announced that his partner bad been killed, aud stated that the mules must have kicked bim to death, A hatchet covered with blood and two cans of har- nes8 oil were found about sixty yards from the wagon, where they had evidently been thrown by the person who perpetrated the deed. On Veith’s puntaicons there were three bloody finger marks, where he had wiped his band. His explanation of this was that Le hau moved Desprey’s body, blood on his hands. Tho general impression of those present was that Veith had killed his partner, but for what purpose it could not be surmised, as no money was found on his person. There is another side to the case. Sheriff! Gumm re- turned from the country nignt before last, and when about one mile from the blacksmith shop and several rods from the road he observed two men lying in the grass and two pomies near them, They both had a bottle of whiskey, and for some reason were trying to hide, but on discovering that they were observed the fellows got up aud ‘took suthin’.’" Other parties also having seen the same two persons, and Veith says he and his partner met them, and that Desprey felt uneasy and loaded bis revolver to be in readiness should any demonstration be made, The Coroner's jury returned a verdict that Celestine res ges is ang to his death by a hatchet belonging to |. B. Veith.” ‘The body of the murdered man was brought to this city yesterday ovening and leit with 8. O, Guodlander, undertaker, for interment, Veith was ucrested and taken belure Judge Cheney for prehminary examina- tion, which was postponed until Tuesday. In the meantime he will board at the county hotel. W. J. Bawden js attorney for the prisoner. DIED. SavLes,—Berraa, eldest daughter of Henry L, and Nellie V. Sayles, died June 14, 1876, aged 5 years, 10 mouths and 22 days. i Funeral to take place trom tho residence of her parents, 1,021 3d reen 60th and Glst sts., Fri- day morning, June 16, at ten o'clock. Relatives and friends of the tamily’ aro respectfully invited to at- bent [For Other Deaths See Ninth Page.} SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPANTURES FROM SEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OY JUNK AND JULY. Steamer. | sats, |Petiratten) Office, geal jatrssscteatariel PEA cod DI Sevthia.. \June 14.1 Liverpool. .14 Bowling Greea «]June 15, | Glasgow...) 72 Broadway June 15.|Hamburg..|61 Broadway June 17.| Bremen. 2 mowing a City of itichinoud: Juno 17.| Liverpooi.. [15 Broadw Pereire 58 Broadway - iow ‘une i7. ‘eae TBowltng Green 20 Broadw 7 Howling Green a Kroadway Bowling Groen 2 Bowling Green Liverpool. . |4 Bowling Grees Hamoure.. burg Academy, in which position he remained until | Bt 1830, when he became principal of the academical de- partment of the University of Pennsylvania. When a young preacher Mr. Crawiord ministered tothe inmates ot the Walnut Stroet Prison, and during bis career he also preached at stated intervals in the Eastern Venttentiary and the House of Refuge, In 1825 Mr, Crawford filled the pulpit of a church at Fairmount, and aiter some years spent in that locality he received a cal! trom a new church at Seventeenth and Filbert Streets, where he remained until 1856, when au tm- paired constitution compelled him to leave the city, He then returned to his old home in Franklin county, The degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon Mr. Crawford in 1844. For some years he filled the chair of church history and pastoral theology in t Theological Seminary, and subsequently that of di- vinity, and during the rebellion he acted as cbapla im the army. One of his sons is General 5 Wylie Crawford, of the United States Army. The piety of the Rev. Dr, Crawford was of an earnest, active char- acter, He was noted for deeds of charity and benevo- lence, woile his defence of truth and right was of a sruly heroic nature, Ho was sirong tu his feelings and Stachments, and po man will be mourned by a wider urcle of attached and devoted friends and admirers, MRS. BETSEY JUDD, OF HAWAIL {From the Honolulu (8, 1.) Advertiser, May 20,] Mrs. Betsey Judd, the mother of the late Dr. G. P, Jadd, and grandmother of the Hon. A. F. Judd, Judgo of the Supreme Court, died at tho homestead “Sweet Home,” in Navanu avenge, on Sunday morning last, in the ninety-fourth year of her age. She came to theso ‘slands from her native State, New York, in 1852, to reside with her late sou, and the last twenty. ‘-four years of her life she has been surrounded by children, grand- thildren and great-grandehiidren. It ts believed that her direct descendants numbered over eighty. She was a woman of rare good sense, cheerful in disposi- Uns and ber death, hke her life, was peaceful and apy THE RAILROAD CAPITAL OF UTAH, Law Orrice or H. W. O. Maraarr, Ooprx, Utah, June 3 1876 fo tax Epiror oy tae HeraLy:— In your leader, “Rapid Transit,” &c, of 1st inst, to hand by Jarrett & Palmer’s fast train at 10:21 AM, Ogden time, you state, “Reaching * * © Salt Lake ‘bout noon on Saturday.” At the request of many I write to say that Ogden is the railroad contre of Utah ferritory, ana Salt Lake City ts thirty-flve milos nearly youth of Ogden, on the Utah Central Railroad, and en- rely off the present transcontinental route, It is true that “Salt Lakers” think of that city us concerning Utah “L'etat c'est mos;" but as Ogden 18 steadily in- greasing in population, while the same can hardly ve said of Sait Lake City, our “burg,” now having some- \bing over 8,000 population, is likely to prove g for- Hidabie rival to the present _ ital, Everything from wast or west for Sait Lake City gocs through Ogden. The excitement in regard to the fast train is feneral, and the results looked tor with much anxiety wd good wishes. Your obedient he H. W, U0, MARGARY. MURDERED BY HER FATHER, AN INMUMAN MONSTER WHIPS HIS DAUGHTER TO DEATH. One of the most horrible outrages that it has been bur painful duty to chronicle, and one that has justly sailed forth the mgbteous indignation of every one who Yas heurd of 11, occurred about three miles from Allen Jprings some two weeks ago. David White, aman who was believed by many who knew bim to be of a brutal stature, was, with bis little daughter, twolve years of ie, 1M & fleld some distance from the house, planting worn, When the bour of tweive arrived, and they Warted for their dinner, Mr. White forbade his child "ding the borse with which he had just been ploughing, willing her the horse was poor and tured, and that she fas wore able to walk than the horse was to carry her, The child ieft the Seid, lend; horse in the dires- going some distance, and ittle weary, child like, led the horse co and mounted im, Her father, seeing bad done, and bein; trolled more by ‘apirt of malevolence than affection, rushed to pot where sbe was and jerked ber irom the horse, Bnd, in @ manner moro like a fend than a father, beat ber wumercitully. The child, on arriving at the house, fulormed the rest of the family of what lad occurred, ‘when the father renewed his assault, knocking her mber of times,*and stamping and kicking region of the stomach, despite her cries tor wiih one such force and rapidity as ww soon cause Ber ts become lusenaible, when at last is belli hat prated watiated, lopped bis bratatit, child was taken to her bed. rem which she never again and the genera! belref in the ‘bat eorroborsted by he the ee words or i dying gn, SS killed my beignvor- Sos to very Pt A od incensed S seeh at impuman out. Sn to to ol re tne most heinous crimes that has been re- 60 Bronaway eine Green awitns Gree 50 Bi ui of eae: |i Broadway ) Broadway 155 Brouaway '87 Broadway -\Liverpool..188 Krondway 7 Bowling Green. 7 Bowling (reen T howling Green 2Bowling Greet 18 |Liverpoo:..}29 Broadway B@- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE—Captains or ofticors of vessels ongaged im the coasting or foreign trade, observing the displacement or removal of sea buoys, are requested to com- municate the fact to the HzRacp. so that it may be brought publicly to the attention of the proper authorities. A letter addressed “to the editor of the Hxnatp, New York city,” giving as sccurately as possible the number and position of displaced buoys or the cause of their removal, will suffice in all cares observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the American Continent, Whon they aro observed on the coast of European countries or in the Mediterranean it is requested that information be sent either by telegraph or letter to the London office of the New Yous Hunaup, 46 Fleet street, London, or tothe Paris office, 6 Avenue de POpera, Pari. Where the telegraph is used despatches may be addrossod “Bennett, 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue del'Opora, Paris.” Whero casos ot displacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, asin Asin or Africa, captains may communicate with us upon reaching the first convenient port. This information will be cabled tree of eharge to the Hauap and published. gy-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The Naw Youe Heap has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Henao steam yacht, showing while bura- ing the colors red, green, red, chaning frem one to the other of vessels, upon reine this signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the ship News Department of the Huzato «= BarPerson: sirous of communicatt: ith vessels arriv Ing at New York can do sq by addressing to sacn vesseis, care of Herat news yacht, pier No. 1 East River, New York. Letters received trom all parts of the world and promptly de- livered, Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. BUN AKD MOOX Sun rises. Sam sets,.......... Moon sete.....morn PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 14, 1876. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AD HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH Line wner Algeria (Br), Watvon, Liverpool June 3, via mstown 4th, with iwaen tad Damengert to UG Jacmel May 26, Aux and Kingston 7, with ood & Co "steamer Wilmington, Holmes, Asvenee rs oy Wn P Steamer san Jacinto mnxers io W i tiareien Jost a neh, Edye & Co. J L Woodworth (Br). Fredericksen, Havane 12 days, ar to Grinnell, Minturn & Oo. cilie (Br), Andrews, to Win Invalls. with ou Matanzas 13 days, with sugar pus Mariposa, Pleteher, Caibarien Jone 2, with sugar to Miller & Houghton, Bene tue M iigeiige (of Stinson, Vow Bay leton: & Job; vessel to Yas W nah 10 days, with lumber te 20 daye with coal to Perkine Sehr CH Dow, Howes, Sa Bouthard & Co; vessel to m Rehr J Ff Keisey, Steeiman, Virgink Schr Joueph Baton, Jr, Vevervon, Balt Bebr isiand Hi % teen Kocktan ore. |. Me, 5 days, with Faris ry Bas N a ‘Stoel laud, Vo. 5d with it r bri x he. 5 | wal buen jerten, lau: aye, granite PASSED THROUGH UL. GATE ROUND soUrH. lot Xow York ‘Steamer Eleanora, Johuson, Portiau Steam jaucus, Bearse, Boston for N: Steamer Uity of New Bedford, Fish, Kew | Bedtord for New Steamer Electra, Young. Providence for New York, en it ide M Bidridge. Stimson, Cow Bay, OB, for New ‘Sebi Susanne, Welker, Windsor, NS, for New York. d in doing so he had got | Sehr John & Hurst, Cook, Providence for New York. Sehr Texas. Davis, City Island for New York. Nebr Amory, Rogers. George's Banks for New York, Sebr — Bruen, Austin, Providence are w York. Rebr Expedite, ine Lp oaeed ie 7 D Sprague, Behe G Purves Li Sehr Isaac Rich, Walker, Providence for New York. hepr K Washburn, Hathaway, Ly for New York. Sehr Excelsior, Bid ld we Sehr Fanny Fern, = ret Sebr Cynthia Jas r, Derby for New a iad sebr ded Puaitipe Providence for _Sche WW Dickinson, Warren, George at. York. ard, Block isiand for New York. ew Haven for New ¥ evidence fo < ry BOUND EAST. Shonen. Tile, Ewing, New York for New Londen and Norwi Bark Yon Moltke (Br), M . New York for Londen. Brig Plorence, Hathburn, ‘ork lor Mystic. fobs dpecceray fies Mcualt New'Worefgr tip, 9 r Speedaway (ir), Mitchell, New York for Alma, NB. Chisbing, Hamilton, Ronduut for Portland, Sehr Star, Harmon, Port Johnson for Boston, - ‘hr J T Lee, Rideout, New York for Calais, Sehr Victor, Smith, New York tor Noank, CLEARED. Steamer Othollo (Br), Bristol, “Tun—Chas L Wright. patenmer Stato of Virgiain (Br), Moodie, Glasgow—Austin win & Co Steamer Guitstroam, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quintard Sieamer Enizabeth, Clark, Bultimore—W Dalzel!. wr Switecrlana (Belg), Jackson, Phil > ag AO Stimers, Warren, Philadelphia—Jas Hand. Shp Alex Marsuall, Gurduer, Liverpoo!—Chag H Marshall hip Uimara (Br), Simpson, Liverpool, E—Bewring & Archibald. ‘Ship Universe (Br), Jones, Liverpool vis Queenstown— Williams & Guion. Ste John Bertram (Nor), Reed, London, E—C Tobias & Snip Plymouth Roek, Griffin, London, E—Grinell, Mia- + Miller & Houghton. loucester, E—Perkins & oe Gorham, Bristol, Bark Assyrian (Br), Murchison, Job, ‘Hark Thor (Nor), Jenson, Cork or Palmouth—Funeh, Kdye Bark Nathaniol (Nor), Jacobsen, Roval—Punch, Eye & 0. rae Arlington (Nor), Palmstrom, Rotterdam—C Tobias 20, Bark Flid (Nor), Hansen, Richmond, Va—C Tobias & Co. ark W L Whiting (Br), Fulmore, Baltimoro—P £ Nevius cditig Aquilla (Ltab, Damora, Core of Falmouth—Johu C | eager, Brig ‘Nellie (Br), Rood, Terecira, Azores—O B Swain & jon, Brig Susan Bergen, Tuthill, Corfa for ordors—B J Wen- ery, Brig Ustic (Ital), Cappola, Palermo for ordere—John C ager. Brig Ella (Br), Leich, tio Gande do Sul—Oelrichs & Co. Brig Wolfville (Br), Butling, Pernambuco and Bahis— Boyd ist Hincken. ri, stevenson, Kingston, Ja—Brett, Son & Co. Somerset, Healey, Richmond—C W Bertaux. Eva Parker (Br), Slo te Richmond—C W Hertesux. a Delia O Yates, Yates, Progreso, Mex—B F Metcalf aaa Right Away, Cr , Baracoa, Cuba—B J Wenberg Schr 8 B Franklin, Tyler, Jacksonville—Geo H Squire. Sehr Helen, Dinsmore, Wilmington, NC—Brett, Son & ‘Sebr Spartel, Crossman, Boston—Jed, Frye & Co, Sloop Kd Crolins, Jarvis, South Amboy, NJ—J B Gregg. SAILED, in; barks Aphrodi Edwin (Br), —. Wind as sunset. SE; at midnight SSW; light. Barometer ut sunset, 30.18 rg MARITIME MISCELLANY. are . The pursor of the stoamer Claribel, from Kingsten, &c, has our thanks for favors. . Buc Jutta Lincixy (Br), Knowlton, from Rio Janeiro for New York, at St Thomas in distress, was discharging eurgo June 6 for a further survey. Scun HS Twispen, Simpson, from, Table, Bay Jan 11 for Madagascar, wont ashore off Mourondaya Fi came © tounl wreck, The wrock was sald noxt moruiog, att Iny for £6 168. Capt Simpson sends the following report of the disuster :—“On the 22d Feb the Twisden was at, wnchor off Mourondava, On the morning of that day @ tynhoon, which had commenced the previous day, reached its climax, and tho vessel, whieli had for many hours boon riding with both anchors’ down and all chain out (viz, 120 fathows:, parted tho port chain. and dragged the sturvourd one until'the ship strack, when the starbuard cable was at onee slipped in order tu beuch her, and all posable sail was sot so that she would get @ good’ position on tl Before parting the brig sprung a lenk and the wat xained, in spite of all efforts to f e men ut the pumps had to bo lushed there so as to avold being washed overboard by the seas, which made a clean breach over her fore and ait. At 11 o'clock the vessel was fast in the breakers, and efforts were made to save lite and prop: arty. An attempt was minds to pass lines ‘ashore, but. owing to the tremendous surf, it w: iduight, the rea having gono down. hore, ster having been exposed tor nearly 48 ie effects of the typhoon, During that time it was impos sible tu cook anything, so all hands suffered considerub); from hunger, as well as from the sel. Of cout if an attempt to wei; would inevitably have gone broadside on tho beach: so only hops was in the strength of her cables, which were of extra size, The crew only saved the bgp f they bad on, and Captain Simpson managed to save his chronomet thou in ® damaged condition Within two hours atter strikinz the vessel wus full of water, aud within twenty- four hours she was 4 complete wreck. Rcun Kitex Banuwn, Sulivan, from St John, NB. for Trovideuce, sprung & Monday last and pnt into Rock- land evening of 13th. She will discharge her deeh load, re- pair and proceed. Scun Hexny Means, from Pensacola for Boston, having sprung @ lewk on the 12th inst, threw ler deck load over. board, and putinto Savannah yesterday with four feet of water In ner hold. ‘The crew were exhausted. Sour ANN T Siprix, reported askore at Seacounct Point, came off nt high water ye. terday, loaking, but will proceed first tavorable opportunity tor Lynn, Bautivonx, June 14—" W Beunett & Co offered for wale yesterday at the Ex of the Balti- more and Southern Transport ee Y, together with the boilers and various property on pany; alo the charter rights steamers offered were the Kaleigh, 503 25 the DJ Fok 541 14-100; the Rebecca C lyde, 443 +-10¢ and t 37 10-100 tums, They were ‘offered lecti 10. having bid $86,000, to pro it'was declared 0 sale. WHALEMEN, Arrived at New Bedford. Jung 14, bark Prosident, Devis, from Atlantic Ocdun, last from Worniuans, where sho pu in May i9, loxky. She Arrived, at Barbados, Mny NB, from's eruiso, do, do, 300 do o at ‘ens a sacrides of the property, . Wo, 820 do Salted trom Honolula May 12, Campbell, NB, for the Arctic Bark Norman, Campbell, of New Bedford, at Honolula May, reports had a plea touched at St Jago Nov # and left the samo day. Cruleed one month off River la Pinte, saw wiates only once, und to windward. Was three woeks vif C westerly gales. Took one whale in lat 30, 95 bis. “Auchored at Aneud, Chill, Saw wha ape de Veras; making Light all the prssaze up to the I vod letter from, Cant Moulton, of bark Tamerlane, of roports her at Port Williams, ‘Steward’s Island, Ap mY shipping oil by the Elisa Adams, which would sail In couple of days. rte.) ; oie baad Hercules, of iol | n April 21, wi il, all und to Of shore. Ground. cca be oa SPOKEN, Steamer City of New York, Vaverly, from San Francisco vin tlonolulu for Auewland, SZ, aad Sydney, NsW, May 15, off Koude Ship Clari iNor), Eiteen, from Antwerp for Queboc, May for Hampton Roads, (Papa, 108 Rivadeo), from Leith for 27 15, 26, lat 45. lom 38. 1G10, from Sourabaye for on Australian bark bound west, Jume 11, lat 41 02, lon 8 lat 35 50, A Bos Re Raven, from New York for Havana, Ja: jon 72 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents andshipmastors are that by telegraphing to the Hxaatp London B: dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London.” or Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l’Opera, Parts,” she arrivals at and departures from European and mand all foreign vossels tradi with the United States, the same will be cabied to this coun- try free of charge. ce. arriving wz from French and Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office 1 re economi- eal and expeditious for telegraphing news OUB CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axtweup, June 14—Arrived, bark Vestorlide (Nor), flea- dricksen, New York. Barstow, June 14—Sailed, sulp Nuovo Rattler (Ital), Le Commara, New York. xeuxN, Jane 13—Arrived, brig Rena (Nor), Larsen, Galveston, Sailed 13th, bark Sleipnor (Nor), Anderson, North Amer- fea. Borpeavx, June 11—Arrived, bark Araido (Aus), Tara formed Pauillae 12th, brig Henri Andre (Fr), Leguel- Jon, Pascagoula. Coresnacex, Juve 7—Arrived, bark Mercurius @¥or), Ladvigson, New Orleans for Croustadt, Arrived 12th, brig C © Sweeney, Cole, New York. 13—Arrived, ship Mary E Kiggs, Langdon, jew Orleans for Bremen; bark Donnobrog (Nor), Kurtze, for Crone Ross (Ger), Hoffechild, Wilmington, NC, for Hamburg. Pres Jane 12—Arrived, barks Nictaux (Br), Masters, j 13th, Sarah, Rice, Philadeiphia, Guaveuien, We 14—Sailed, brig Enrica (Aus), Tramin, New York. Gauewoce, June 1¢—Selled, bark H L Roath, Martin, New York. Gatwar, June 13—Arrived, bark Canede (Ger), Lam- mart, Darien. Grsmactan, June 7—Arrived, ship Lacy L Siede, Dunbar, Now Orleans for Genoa, x | sche 0. ¥ Guxos—Arrived, bark Regina Folck, Ray, New York. \, Hamnvne, June 13—Arrived, bark Goethe (Ger), Sehu- bert, New York. Suiled 13th, bark Bertha Bablrus (Ger), Milseky, Quebec, Haxvorr, June 13—Sailed, barks © F Etwell (Br), O'Brien, Now York; Geo B Doane (Br), Corning, do. Havne, June 12—Arrived, barks Patriot Queen (Br), Har- per, Charleston: Catharine (Sw), Kassaussen, New Orleans; 14th, steamer St Laurent (Fr), Laschosnes, New York, Livenroot, June 14—Arrived, ship Baltic (Nor), Lind- rp, Pensacolu; bark Lord Clarendon (Br), Nichols, New Orleans. Arrived 10th, bark Superior (Br), Bernier, Quebec. Sailed 14th, steamer Pennsylvania, Harris, Philadelphia; ship Thornhill (Br), Haynes, North America, Also sailed 14th, bark Herbert, Hlack, Troat, Valparaiso. Lompow, June 14—Uleared, ships Rhine, Spencer, Now York; Marictta W (Aus), Potrata, United States; bark Francesca (Ital), Castellano, United States. Lisson, June 9—Arrived, ship Marianna V (Port), Fer- reria, Now York, Mansuitexs, June 12—Arrived, bark Warrler (Br), Flam ing, New York. Newnr, June 13—Sailed, bark Haewthora (Br), Peyson, North America, Puntuaxp Fintm, June 18—Arrived, bark Gentoo, Staples, Reval for Belfast. Quxzxstowx, June 14—Arrived, steamer England (Bz), Thon:pson, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded) ; burk Prvi Dubrovacki (Aus), Pende, New York, Also arrived 14th, 2 PM, stegmer City of Limerick (Br), Jamieson, Philadephia for Liverpool (and proceeded). Also arrived 14th, brig Ache (Nor), Hanger, Baltimore. Rorrenpam, Jane 12—Cleared, bark Cupid (Br), Graat, United States, Soursamrrox, June 14—Arrived, steamer Kepler (Br), Johnson, Now York fur Antwerp, short of coal. Surxeps, Jane 13—Bailed, shiv Tarapaca (Br), San Pran- elsco. Wust Hartteroot, June 12—Arrived, bark Lainetar (Rus), Danielson, Pensacola. Sailed from a port in the United Kingdom June 13, bark Christopher Columbus (Nor), Knudsen, United States, WEATHER REPOBT. Buistou, June 14, PM—Calm, fine. Hotrmxap, June 14, PM—Wind SW, modorate, FOREIGN PORTS. Asrinwatt, Jane 13—Salled, steamer Crescent city. Cur- tla, New York, dirget, Antcnat, OF, June 10—Atrived, brig Jésepnine (Br), sto Bunnany ixtes, June 9—Salled, bare Orco (Ital), Sem- cria, Valparaiso. Wiutta, April’ 28-—-Salled, brig Katle (Dan), Robertson, Fernambuco. ‘Arrived Oth, brig Sarah & Emme, Carter, Ravan, bee Vestn (Br), Palmer, St Y Ana AE Walentive, Potter, ilo Job NB an. 2ha.'s by Stiek: (Br), Tooker, Santos; a Poaained in pate athy wer (Br), Bouin mR Zohn NBS 20th, beh: Ruby (0, Pier, Quabees sehr Julla Graet, (Br), Tieksen, Boston. nomay, June ‘b“Arrived, brig: Prairia Rose, Greenlent, iod 12th, bark Burn Brae (Br), Murphy, north of H&t- elgg Alberti. Gilkey, do, noow ay. CB, June 18Cleared, bark Septentrio (Non), low Yori DARDANRLLKs, June 7—Arrived, bark Marie (Aus), Cum- mins, New York for Odessa Doxepix, XZ, May 4—In port, bark Stillman B Allon, Taylor. froie New Hk disc. ne S—Arrived, briz Glancs (Br), Hill, Philndeiptin (and ralied 284 for St Thoma. In port May 25. bark rived doth, loading for d well, for do, Fatuee Porn, Juno 14—Arri steamer Austrian (Brj. Wylie, Liverpool for Montreal. ne 11—Salled, steamer Reading, Coiburn, jew Yor Havana, Jane 14—Arrived, steamer Tappahannock, Cook leans. . brigs Lodge (Br), Kibby. Delaware Breakwater via Cardenas; Fizing Soud’ (Bn), Gartor, Cure jena nol. Sallod 18th, steamer WG Hewes, Morgan, Indl 7 New York via Sail Br), Virgil, Sagan: Oth, Cascutelic, 8 sibarion. Ax, June ved, sehr Oriental (Port), Lisbon. Tih, bark Ocoan, Baltimore; brigs Westwood (Br), oo Rico; Delia (Br), Kingston, Ja Evaugoline Kixosto, Ja, June 7—Arrived, sche Madison Holmes, Baylis, New York. Tu port 7th—Sehra WC Boo, Stringe®, for New York; Linda Whitin nd Witeh Hazel, Chester for Mobile, bate od May 29—Arrived, ba se Veasie, Fhiindeip i a 2Oth, brig Hi K (Br, ‘Poow ew York, ar “Tieared bark Solomon, Ferguson, v. Ja, June 5—In port, brig Frontier, Blais- dell and ea Nickels, Per from AA Ae sid Sufled Sd, sehr Sunbeam, me, Montexal, June 12—Arrived, bark ‘Zebrine, Burrill, Cow ‘Cleared 10th, steamers Peravian, Richardson, Liverpoot: Longshaw, Paris, London ; ship ¢ Chippewa, Milne, Glasgow ; vark-Jobn Rall, Emerson, Lo ‘Oraco, NZ, May 1—In port, ras Maulesden, Borden, for San Francisco. ‘Oronto, June 7—Arrived barks Gallis (Nor), Hanson, nxacola: Da Capo (Not), Svendsen, Darien; brig Com- peer (Br). Bilis, Baltimore. willed June 1, brig Paquete do Nova York (Port), Cunha, jew York geezRamnvco, May 11—Arrived, Thos Small, Dilwits, Rio aneiro. Port Span, May 26—In abet Victoria, Sanders, 11 aud for New Yorks arrived 184 ‘ toruine Light, for do: Blanche (Br). for do: sehrs ett, trom do, ar- rived 18th for Philadelphia: nto Fouter from do, arrived 1th, for Delaware Breakwater for orders, Susan, from Pen- sacola, arrived 18, unc. Pount-a-! AY ig 9 ed 30—Arrived, brig Robert Mowe, Dear! . New Yo Quenne: June Lonel ships Solo, Damborg, Green- ock : Underwriter, Robert: to Jansiro: St Lawrence, Bradok, Farsund; barks Hebe, Borchennis, Arendal Holly, London; 01 riette (Nor), bg mide Pembroke Do red 1 gon, Williams, ‘vinibriges bad Knderson, Ginagow : Chieftain, Suitor, Troon; son, Greenock: Aldebaron, Svendsen, West tiardlopont ‘AV. alaache, Jamieson, London; Ruby, Kobertson, Limerie<; Flora, Jorgensen, Sharpness: Dunrabin Castle, Jackson, puree; Kate Burrill, bertson, Liverp: Rio Jaxemo, May 6—Sailed, brig Nushke (for), Welsh, United States St THomas, May 23—Arrived, brigs Annie Ratchelder, Steelman. Lisbon fand patted 3144 for ‘Cub: “poeta (br), led 30th for St aux (and sailed gane $e for aatied (and ton site nna marc 2a, sehr Moses Williamson, ados: 3d, brigs Elfrida (Br). Danford, Ber- mada ‘end wailed Sth for Rio Mache and Europe); Emily Hr), Uveris, Swansea: Guiding (Bn) Sm arbados: Axil chet, Dew schr Margie E Gray, Hh Rio Janeiro: th, brie Itids (ar), Burtaby, Barbados Kidd, Pernambues: ‘tbs barks Barlochan (Br), Tiva ey, Clark, iE Afrien: brig Prom! fs Also arrived Sth, badox. Balled May 20, darks Craigowl (Br). Durlo, Guantanamo; aphodet ¢ r), Stone, Cnracoa: sehrs Joy Nickorson, Yates, St Johns, PR:'S1st. Cecile, Nickerson, Barace In port Junot, Deig Julia lake (Bri Knowlton, from Rio Janciro tor New York, diss for Jurther survey. St Pigane (Mart), May 24—Arrived, bark J If Pearson, Taylor, Boston via Port de Frauce; brig Jennie Morton, Baltimore. New York, Dickorson, New York: thiopian (Br), Smith, Coast of r, Barbados, eer (Br), Mackie, Bar- ba (Br), Dole, ). bark Galarbte jelph qSANTANDEM, June O—Arrived, sehr Kensett, Downing, Now el MKerived ath, Sark A Allon’ Tarr, Hfavama. Svpxey, CB, May 31—Arrived, bark Towplar (Be). Phil. Mp. Dunkirk (and std June for Pletuu and Montreal); June Y,stup 84K Gardner Wr), Womer, Havre, iaud sid 2u tor rks {itentoe (Bri, “Muckler, Tralee (and bucto) I yer (Br) ey, tt a fave, Ns)! Mariner (Br), Tharmott, ore). on (it). Darkeo: Diseu (itr), StArrived, sch Dagaduee, Cex, Kh Ship Muskoots (Bis. new, Livernost Railed 13th—Ship Arran (Br), Dw Lawden ; brig Mina (Br), Dakin, Newry. Thteste, May 7—In ‘ort, bark Emma (Ans), Levi, for York. i Mevicronsd, Fane B—Areived, ark Jobin Ingene. Cer), a Vierorta, jensen. San Franc’ ¥ schreS L Burns, Rast: LGroasley, (Be), New Burns, tiirndelphia; JL Crossley xa, Moy 23—Sailed, bark Wallace, McCormack, Yo San Francisco. Yanwootn, Cleared, bark Austin (Br), Davis, Queenstown vin yan [Pee Srrauea Avoxtt.] Awuoa Bay, May 2—Arriv : Bancuorens Hogg, London. Bailed Ist—John Kena: Amoy, April 17—Arrived, Mudame Demarest, Bissett, Shanghai Accka, May 7—In port, § L. Pitarerald, Leadbeter: Otivia, ‘Stevens: La Plata, Pulilips, and A Devereux, Dye, wig? Taxt two from Boston, TW, June 1—Off, EW Stetson, Moore, from London tor Now York: topgallant, Phillips, do for do; Jas A Wright, Morrison, do t ‘Orleans F, Holywood, St Jol B: ys Hasaks, May 31—Satled, Brau oh (), U: teb, Baltimore caud ose ton in # Qahetgshnes B-uston, Jw ree Sistors, Philad-Iphia, Baknow, June 2—Gelled: Relicnoes Houghvon, Qeetec. BORDEAUX, May diarriv |, Experance, Causic, Charles- Sai Paplow, Mira- eins Moy 31—Arrived, Johnay Smith, Thompson, Phila- ie May 90—Paseed, Bernhard we New or for Stetti bit i Arrived, Romolo, Crovaro, New ¥ edSovik, June S—Passed, North Wales, Owon from Shields ay 20—Arrived, tn the RSTONK, shields tor sen Francisco. Dusuin. J Dxat., Juve 1—Of, Koier, Iverson, trom Antwerp Yor Fhit- an Francisco, a: for Philadelphia. omar anther o — Britisn King, Rutter, from Guoucuaten June 1—Sailed. Francesco Avecno, Gaszola, Philedelphi Hohenzolleru, Weldman, do; 2d, Rosa, Grou: 1—Salled. Fulda, Basan. San Franelson led, Luceo, Olivari, New York WOA. ‘april iin “get | Bickmore, waiting. e 1—Arrived, Z Ring, Moran, Bum! George t, Lady Duiferin, St John, NB; wes. “pland, Vaiparaiva, Masnuna, ‘June 1—Arrived, Wieland (s), Hebich, New Baided tet, La Blessington, Gundersen, Quebec, Artived—At Cox aven, June 1, Underwriter, MeVoanell, Lobos Uavex, May S1--Cleared, Edith, Hosmer, Sydney, Gertrude, rthar, Causo. as iiay S1—Arcived. flitda, Olsen, Philadelphia; rt 1, Carent Arrived, Teoma Hiller, Philadetphia, gatEnreok, Jase 1—Seuled. pens. i, ne Nordgren. Sevens thi teats Chiriatines "Jasdteen, it Rivers; Aristides, i Miramiebi, Td Ay ed ~T ki STO. wards, Somers, et NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. Granien, Quien, Chastie Marten, Bot mite Tasman Ds ‘Orlonts Milberg, Balti- oanatious, May 30—Arrived, Daniel Draper, Patterson, “Lorine. ane 2S anden, Miramichi. you ro A casino Emduer, a SE iow tases Janeire, tiga Piast! saat, Mor Norseman (steam ‘Edmonds, Bull River, M . Mi ved. Bacon, Merrill, Almeria. peace, ay ay BicAreived, Nellle M Slade, Atwood, ombay. ne CastL#, June 1—Cleared, Woodburn (3), Philadel- Pp Newrort, June 1—Sailea, Ab Alin, Que- bee: ad. Me “nae, Montreal; Constantine von Reincke, Prewarat, ee nighixnstows, June 3—Arrived, West Wind, Readen, Da- en vie Sailed ist, Buston Vale Montrose ; CO: Live Pons be a ie Brogan at oan torlek: 8a, Rarselo, Green Of ist Lady’ Milton from Prince’ Howard Talend, and "Revat, May ved, Berlin (@), Helubruck, Se- vale 2, BNsabath Hamilton, Stewert, Soiecen, Gen- too, Staples, | reer ype ‘Tine 2—Salle, rnd ror. es New York. iULeL.D8, June Isai <p finid0. June 1—Salled, Vale, Motlaic, Delaware’ Broak- "Evtiexoxos, any 30—Arrived, Anua Wobl, Rae Naz. 30—Sal Ei ™ York: Slet ‘olen Heinrich, Haase, do. attain, May Si—arcived, Harriet Upham, Putnam, 8s Margaret's Bay. ua (y 101 from Madeira, June 2)—Arrived: Clty ay tor Hull; H@aund Phianey, Papert eee. Green, Akyao tor F; sty EH Deval, Trefry, from Rot- Le ha Alaska (9), Howell, San Pe to Francisco for Houg ws, May 21—A Ie “ah British, laden with timbers ake boo Nore hore wateriouged and Sbaudonod.’ She hes notnama, Her tgurchend is e-crowned neptune. with two tridents, Her pumps and capstan bave naue, Bristol makers, Havas, June 1—The Labrador (), arrived here from Now York, took the ground in Somtue' im this morning, but was eumelanin tere: ry he ¢ harbor. b art Risi erry eed 7 ney Stn Qaebes, age ite my sa re in col \o8 N, lon We the ke or vessel had cathead ‘carri 4 fo latter was followed by she steamer for some thme. whic ver, could not come up to her; the ark was eatryini all wll and was supposed not to have sustained inuch ‘anon There & dense fog at the thue of the collisions. [Tho lising Sun was afterward sunk by'Teo ut Anticosti.) Masti, April 18—The Metts baters, reported se having been wold'as she ny om the Padang Sbouls, has since bee! towed into Cuvite. Mavnerivs, oe Irs ibn Now Republic is laid up waiting for owner's arders: 490 canisters of sugar have been soldat auction by order ite surveyors, being damaged and unfit for reshipment, AMERICAN PORTS ALEXANDRIA, na Lee i mad steam New York; schrs New York: bs Ay, ‘ul di, vite BOSTOD rived, stoumer Williamspo dette, Phila ctplitas sours Hattie i Crowell, Crowall, + UH Rand, ‘Kimmey. 1 Philadeipute: AH Hickin Shaw nes I Grace, ater Pailadolphia, Vanie-Arved, bark Warren H lett, Doane, Gree; sobre 8 Grace, Dickson, Barbados: all, 'Phila- ofa Kita. Pendleton, We chee Cleared-Steamers Roman, Crowell, Pliiadolphia; Gen- gral Whitney, Hallett, Now York: schrs, Imogene, Lord, New Yor! Jordan, Crowell, Baltimore; ey Gillam, Mel t Ghee Pa Sailed—Bark Der eae s eA vivod:. ‘uaxks kasoes june ved, bar ‘ettlesen, “Arendal; ‘iyalliin, probably Gleniifion Hmmilis (ius), Uesierman, United Kingdom; (Bry Cleared. brig Prioross (Br), Unived Kingdom. ALTIMORE, June 14—Atrived, barks Ella Vose_ (Br), Doody, ,Andepentencin Bay: Mida (Nor), Gunagraen, Liver: win F Bakor, Baker, Boston; 0 D Witherell, Partield do: John D Willtsms, Pearce, New’ York; yacht (Br), Brailes muda. Melo arrived. b ark Bane tal), Balestra, Limerick; sche Also arrived, Easton, Dash, Eien Ulsurodsienmer Viueland, Bowen, New York: barks J ¢ Williams, Vaughan, Cork’ Paladin (Arg), Jom Johns, PR; ‘Kong Sverre (Nor), Eliassen, Qu stow rn brie Geo Latimer, Norris, Ponce, PR; schre ‘Rutl Pie Port ‘Antonio, Ja; James H Hoyt, Aaa New John Gibson, Hed, Le ene ‘rmide Hall, wil eh a uilod—Ship Pincautay, Dark Matilda, brigs Amelia George Latimer; wehr Huth Dari ling. ou SPORT, June 9—Arrived, back Homeward Bound, Belair par Kotterdain, Sail an Oliver Ames, R 8 Graham and Carrie (from B aRuon, June 12—Cleared, schr 3 E Weodbinry, Hagan, Wauniny FRY: drive, pag Bieebeth by rh DeHtart, Low, june 2 B IelinoFe + Ge re YF lomert dows! t te MA Me reall ie Palladatpbia; 13th—Sui rs Tihio Vander reher Bateman, Fhompaon, G' Rogera, Pleteher. New York Soue it CHARLE: 11—Uleured, schr F St Clair, Bd- Sailod—sehr Myrover, Brown, New Titiscareived, otonmor Asuinads Emote , Philadelphia; schrs Admiral, Swelman, New York ; Lacy Wright, Nortolk. woabals, June 7—Arfived, vchrs' Com Kearny, M: few Yor Clenred 6th, senrs WH Boardmat Barba- 3 aad Cc Pett aaron, acd an all, Lamlash Bay K ~enl pi 9—Arrived, schr W G Mosely, Ab- TORTRESS MONROE, Tune 14—Arrived, bark’ Palas rnd an <ciges Belfast via Saudy Hook (and sailed for Ba'ti- ark Viva (Nor), Peterson, from Galway, has been or- dered to Baltimore, in LL RIVER, June 12—Sailed, schrs N H Skinner, and Henry Allen, im, Philadelphia ‘Tuth—Salled, steamer Nortolk, ‘Ford, Pailadelple, Sailed 10th, sehrx Joseph |, Hamilton, aod He neon Depu: Philadelphin. GALE: FON. anced, Belg Susie J Stout, Hick- ett ascie: oula, Billed eet prt Franklin, Miller, Indianola, GLOUC June 14—Arrived, ship Zouave, Means, ruceed 15th for New York. NKPORE, are 9—Arrived, schrs Melville, Hateh, Port Jonson; Thos W Holder, Gray, Wilmington, NC; Carrie Bell, Sea Philadelphia, 10th—Arrived, sehr Kendrick, Fish, Sprad LUBEU, June 10—Arrived. schrs Hallowall.s and cr best Brown, New York. NOwLL June 14—Cleared, schr Heary Lewis, Sinclair, Bon NARBLAEAD, June 10—Arrived, schr Jas 8 Shindler, Les, Philndelph! NEW ORLEAS ANS, June 14—Arrived, steamers City of ips, New York via Havaue and Vera Cros; di ore Warrior Pe. Hu; pes arenes: New Orieuns, Dearborn, New York; barks Haro Poutle, Hlavees Margherita Gulutoie (ita, Mancino Passa, June 1i—Sailed, steamer Morgan tes bark Fanny J"McO) NORFO 6 12—Arnived, achrs Steph: Hainen: Pail Rivers Aiboft Thomnas Powe, New Yorks Matos Row w York; Rebecca Knight, Call, New NEwrort, J no 12, PM—Arrived, schr Artist, Clement, New Bedford to oe M' Bayles, Arnold, New York: Mary, hr Albert Jameson, Candage, Providence Sajled—sehrs Phobo Elizabeth, Mapes, Providence for New York: iets Halliday, Burt, Norfolk. NEW LONDON, Juno 13—Atrived, schrs Martha May, New York tor, Providence: Sea Drift, do; Fanny Fern, New- oroett ited, bark Orsieo (Ital), ta. Ci POlT LUDLOW, June 6—Salled, ship Commodore, Cath- . Han Francisco. Y, June 4—Balled, brig Descon, Cal- ro June 6—Arrived, bark Oak Hill, Craw- PHILADELPHIA, June 14—Arrived, steamers Phila- delphia, Davis, New York; Juniata, Catharine, savaunab; Darks Neptune Struve. Beuador (8 (Bry, Trapani. to KENNE er, Hamburg ; Hughes, Lives Mak bri Kunis, D; Gelbari 3 £ Sturdey ‘Anderson, Ni ik O Dow, I Ken cr Ab x sohe in Somes, Mseos, wi ton, Also arrived, schr W L Franklin, Bobannan, Harbor oui roa a owl bo nei Roeder Nor- , Harding, Nick ‘birm, New iden C York: bark Daulete Maui “nh Yeorsint: own : vriz MP Usrriogton (Sr), Lucas, ‘Penarth ‘Roads; schrs & B Darling, gaginsoo, St Lucia: & R Thom Arnold, Norwich, Méry’ C Carcoll, Cxeroil, Rockport; H Crosite: Torry. somerset: Lizzie U Heiexman, Vaut, Cherleston ; Ireland, Boston. Alsu cleared. steumners Leopard, Albertson, Boston; Lan caster, Millsg New Fiore Franklin, MeLaggtl ‘setingham, Ayres, Ly oridw and Frat Ti B Cleaves remains, wind bound. Brig Hn cu Me, June ‘l Cleared, bark Semuel E Sprin :. Naval (no Wooster), Penw sehrs Jas Bi Nickerson, Bath. to load tor Baltimore; Minnie C Taylor, Brldcevort, Ch. leared, schrs May A Power, New ee a Nymph, Philadelph 13 Balke, eur Mendero, Stewart, New York tor € is) OVIDENCE, June 13—Arrived, schre Albert W Smith, White date Leavitt, decoased), Rio Janeiro via Newport; M M Mertman, Crane, ay River, NC, via Norfolk. Raligd--steamer iterks, Pendleton, Philadelphia: sebrs John S Hescham. Wovdlind, Baltimore; George Taninne, jas, Vhiladelpbia; Providence, Rice, Long York: J 3 Terry, “Ray nor, do, Pointer, D ‘Dit; dev via 8 Now! aes, Youny, de (or Caimis) MOND, June 12—Arrived. steam i¢ dor Walter, Saxton, New York: Suow Flake: ns Gibson Bogart, jared. Ig Mary Allerton, tee thon gts lo Grande do Sul. SEN PRANCISCO, Juue Oraraved, bathe Samoset, Mar- tin, Tacotna; Auroola, Malyram, Seattie; Modoc, Christian- sen. Columbia Naver. ““Gienred—ibarks Wa H Bosse, Frost, Houolula; Wan H ee Port Townsend. Bell he nd Go Se i tig nee 8 —Arriv n (Be), Leati ANNAN, Juve io disared: d, bark Loxtise Senss (eer, none San Salvad: Nieke: tvaser, ae Menry Me. mith, do; ve vd. 0 19 Arrived. sehre Mora Crowley ‘and Charl Lawrence, Philadel Thomas Hoos, [= re City min mT Amboy for do; i Klizab dford ior *wechine: OW Baldwin Work foe Calals for New York; K J Staples, New Plymouth; Bhulee ry "baino. Eastport for do; Koma K ean ley. Lubec iT T Tasker, Farmingdaie for do; Buiigor for Georgetown : Wm Steve: Levering, do for Tieertou: 3 on foe Hichtaveds BA, Bare, do for Balu. Hi, Franklin for Bedford; Faunie Han. for Philadelphia. BOUL Jones, Clariona All a aaa $ Z Lage James, = |, Grace V Turner, Ber i ares poles. tte allt M. Evans, Pl hy ea ¥ Bouemts arene, Sarah any ig Wea Wie, fit, Roamer, SA Belew a end oo Jano 13—Cleared, brig Hilding Nis Casa une 10 Arived, bark She FUL AND 4 ow Gy bet Bs Tunes Ww w. tic Gane Cat eee Alsat Seton or tea Roepe v ngghetcatde Lat eros cverywhere; ue charms in wdvances aavioe (ree, W M gu ae acameas 104 Broadway. wanna, & KING, bh Secrgae «bh LE verywhore, obt ft publicity; torus sab italy Shin mek ae eee O¥YaL HAVANA LOTTERY—OFPICIAL, DRAWING JUNE @ NEAT DRAWING JUNE 20, 1876, 2300 500 22800 ‘Bon ‘300, = 1000 3 300 avs 10Uz2, 7300 300] 10950 10852. 2500] 11013, 900] 11039. j 2300] 11100. “S0u} ttt *300]11145 '300 300] 11218, ‘300 806) 11254 300 1300]11397 7300 +300) 11550. 500 j000| 11583 300 $890] 11003. ‘300 11614. 428, goo} 11647 300}31430., 509) 11658 31685, 7300]11740. 31721, {00} 11787 31228. 7300111783 31729... {B00} 11894 {31501 ; :600] Lae. 4-100 sate, 331808. }O00| 11908. 2...300]21974, 31855, -30/12012.5 5.300 31887. }000} 12032; °*.. 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