The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1876, Page 12

12 “HAY BS AND “WHEELER. * eb ER EEE [CONTINU ED ¥ROM FIFTH PAGE.] Wy m wominating a ticket which will be heartily cepted and indorsed by the republicans and reiormers fn all ports of ihe country. The Convention bus warned the thanks of the American people for the sourage and devotion which it brought to the se wection of a tick t entitled to the respect and contidence of the nation and forthe manner with which it rejected | be other, The nomination is the triumph of relorm, the triumph of popular demand for the purification of | the public service, the restoration of responsibility and accountability in the administration of the govera- ment, Mr. Hayes is all that pertains to the great prin- tiples and policies of reform and retrenchment und Integrity of administration, Ax acceptable Bristow, less known to the — poupl baps, he is widely known as @ man with clear head, sound judgment, patriotic record, and above all clean bands, a strauger vw the lobby and with no entangling business allance with sabsidy seekers or gambiers in the national credit, For the Rowination o! aman so pure, pudlicly and privately, and at the same time so identified with the great re- Jormatory politics that the prevailing corruption bus Made so csasential, the Convenuon will deserve and Teceive the grateful thunks of the country, We have Bo fears jor the result of tue election, ‘THe battle was practically won at Civeimnuti. It is tmimateriaf who may be nominated at Si. Louis, The republican party can be saved {rom the only defeat that threatened it? The Times say ‘he nomination of Kt. §, Hayes for Prosident by the Cincinnati Convention ts a surprise to the whole country and a bitter disappormtment to She party managers whose combinations have thas Deen brought to naught.” The article speaks of bim us a quiet and rather obscure Ohio yontieman who has distin- guished. “His cundidac: rtor as Would that of Blaine, the magnetic partisan leader, Whether he can be beaten will depend on whether wis- dom or folly sbull prevail at St. Lows ” ‘The Inter-Ocean, after reviewing bis political life, his great popularity im Obio and his standing and ability declires that, “Mr. Blaine excepted, Governor Ha) has as many elements of positive leadership as any man whose name cume beiore the Convention. LH pame ix more intunately associated with recent vic tories. No man could bring out the full strength of the pariy more than be will; on ho man can the warm tisans of other candidates unite so readily. He 1 Able and experienced; a mun to be proud of; a candi. Mate that will arouse all the enthusiasi, call ous all dhe loyaity of the republican maxsca.’ The local press agroe that the nomination of Mr. Wheeler for tho secoud place on tho ticket was the best And strongest that could be made. The first announce. Yoent of the nominution was not receivea with the most marked enthusiasm, but there ix u feeling among Abinking men that the uomiuation will prove w Bbat the support they will receive bere will be Btrongest kind, The Chicugo Evening Journal, in giving « sketch of | the life of Mr, Hayes, concludes with the assertion (hat “the responsibilities of the Chiet Magistrucy of the Re- blic could pot tall upon a nobler or a safer man than Rutherford B. Hayes. The same may be sald of the momination of Mr. Wheeler tor Vice President, whose ame gives decided strength to the ticket, ‘In this city and vicinity, where the Presidential preferences of the republicans were divided between Blaine and Bris- tow, the nominations were received with quiet sutistac- tion and cheerfal acquiescence, which goes to show that # iriends were right in claiming that Mr. Hayes, though nobody's first choice, was everybody's second choice.” ‘The Post and Mail says:—‘Whilo the West was dis- Qppointed in the failure to nominate Mr. Blaine, it greally preiers Mr. Hayes to any of the other candi- dates and will give him the same earnest, cordial and ‘united support it would have given the favorite, In view of the ante-election beat the nomination ts con- Bpicuously judicious and will call out tho full inde- endeut vote, The value of Mr. Wheeler’s name on @ ticket cannot be overestimated. Under two such leaders victory is sccure.”’ CALIFORNIA PRESS, Say Fraycisco, June 17, 1876, Commenting on the nominations at Cincinnati, the Dall, this morning, say: “We regard this as a strong ticket. Yhe nomination of Hayes will consolidate the republican party, Tho country has heard less of him than Blaine, Morton, Conkling or Bristow, and it has heard only yood. We do not know a prominent man with a more impregua- ble reputation.” The Chronicle remarks that ‘tho ticket is @ strong one; a fact which will be more generally recognized Shan it now ws when the siregs of the canvass begins to de felt. The republicang can now enter upon the can- ‘Vass carrying no weight, and free to wage an aggressive warfare, Hayes ts, in ‘point of availibility, the wisest eboice that could have been made, with the single ex- ception of Bristow. The Alta comments as follow: “In common with the vast majority of the republi- Caps in this city, we teel a measure uf disappomtment @t the defeat of Blaine as a candidate for President, Dut this effect will pass away the more they know of Governor Hayes and his antecedents, Of all the can- didates beiore the Convention, uext to Blaine, Guv- ernor Hayes is the more popular. The general senti- t, 80 far as it has found expression, seams to bo that Hayes is the second choice of almost every one, @nd that the nomination will secure the united support of the party. Tho only soreheads, if any, wili be found Among the federal brigad Wheelor’s nowination gives general satisfaction. pian ap ENTHUSIASM IN N&éW ORLEANS. New Onuxass, La, June 17, 1876, A large and enthusiastic republican meeting was held at Mechanics’ lustitute to-night. Ex-Governor War- mouth presided. Speeches were made by ex-Congress- man Sheldon, General George A. Sheridan aud others. ‘A salute of 100 guns was fired and there was a grand display of freworks in ratification of the nomimation of Hayes and Wheeler. Mr. Warmouth said :—“Every Liberal Republican in, the Union will support the ticket, and Louisiana will give 25,000 majority ior 1”? AFTER THE NOMINATIONS. At the principal hotels last evening there was but Hittle comment on the Cincinnati nominations A cheertul, healthy tone has taken the place of a dread of the Unknown. The republicans now know tor who. to cheer and they cleer accordingly, but seemingly not with great heartiness or nowe. The democrats aro bow the more demonstrative. They bave found the men to denounce on the other side; but their denua- ciatious lack the true spirit because they are not ail agreod as to who sball Le their own candidate, and hence have to vent some of their ill-favor toward Til- dep, Allen, Hendricks, Bayard or Thurmaa, ‘ There are at the present time but few representative Fepublicans in ibis city, aad the “boys! cannot be olay without ¢ leaders. As many delegites will feach this city from Cincinnat: this afternoon it may be presumed that tho real bustle of republican prepar- ation for tho campaign will begin to-morrow, Yet several clubs have already been organized to support Hayes and Wheeler. Two formed on Friday night were Mevtioned in yesterday's Heuato, Another was orgunized last night w the Ninth ward, Colonel Joba S$. Kilison is President; Andrew Page, Becrotary, aad Charles J. Rose, Treasurer. ting of the John } wiey Republican , held at No. st Broadway, tast even- ing, tho following resolution was uuauimously adopted, afer speeches in ity support by Colonel A. J. H. Duganne, Charles Abbott, Dr. Poweil and others: Resolved, That this association indores the platform Mdovred at Cincinnati, and does hereby pledge a whole- ord 8. Hayes aud Williaa A. aektnetred, Tht the ian who. ow hy those strong dea and their follow Resoived. That Wiltiam A, Wheeler, ot New York, the Fepublican statesman, the lacorraptivle oficial, tue solid Business man aud the thorough pariiamensarian, a» he showed himself when Presidems of the New York Coustitu: tional Couvention of will be the proper successor as Pre be United Staves Senate of that pure and Sarnost patriot, Honry Wilson, of Massachusetce ‘The following paper was being sirned by the mem- bers of the Union Leaguo Club yesterday :— To Hx Paxsipest oF tar Union Leacte Coge: Sik—The undersigned membe ily Feyaest you vo iam . to be held ou Wednesday evenin, br the parpase of ratifying the exceileus somina the republicans 44 Cincinnati. mong the signers of the potition are Messrs. Ham- ten Fish, Wiliam Fullerton, Charies Watror Soosphs Seligman, D. S, Appleton and Charles W, Gr wold. Much excitement existed in the rotunda of tom House yesterday ou account of the ee The whole place was ornamented with tugs. Firecrackers were discharged vy the dozen, A Pend Of George Wasbingtou at the Clearance Office re the following doggrel:— Sound the hewgay, Boat the gong; Strike the hurdy-gurdy, te the loud hosapnahs’ ring. Evoryboay viamed some allluity or On necount of Hayes’ nomination, 1 pointees from Ohio, Lowever, in the Custom House. THE POLITIC. WHAT THEY SAX AND WHAT THEY THINK—IRE WAY OLD STAGERS TAKE THK NEWS FROM CINCINNATI, Shook, Van Nort & Co are delighted. it i Already intimated that Shook is to be provided for. Wooatord’s irieuds do not think he will be Post masteg General. ‘The Biaine people hoisted no flag on the tall tower. ‘The Long Branch races will be run as usual, George William Curtis 18 desirous that the centennial {eat choeld witness a return to the principies of the he Cas- nee | & of whieh | | peimnatt | F ! ters ou all the republiean banners. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1876—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Declaration of Independenes, He is one of the prinei- pal independents bimsel!, ‘Tue City Hall people insist that Washburne was the ouly man they feured. Peter Cooper thinks Governor Hayes a good, true mau, but not right on the financial question, ‘Two newspapers would have been started bad Blaine been nominated, Nothing is easier than starting news- papers, Judge Nosh Davis believes Hayes and Wheeler a str sensible ticket, William M, Evarts 13 amused, Ex-Governor Morgan will not speak during the cam- paign. Jobn Bigelow 1s confiaent of the honesty of Governor Hayes, With Blaine out of the way the Hayes 1s lifted some- what. It is believed that the Union square ratification moot- ing will develop some curious features. Delafield Smith will now take the stump. The Conkling Guard trom New York hada second chvice, and his name ts Hayes. General Grant says be did not oppose Blaine’s nom- imation. President Wiliam Orton was said to be the champion Wirepuiler at Cincinnati. Beikuap thinks they should not have an untried man at the head of affairs, Bisine’s critics now insinuate that his mysterious Attack on Sunday was opporiune aud bog Pincbouck says be and his colored Urethren ba’ been swindled apd duped by Grant's carpet-bagge and they don’t propose to have any more of it Weudell Phillips insists that Mr. Morton’s morals are immoral Senator Bruce says he will stand by his colored brovher Pinchback, The weather was hot at Cincin- bat! and bower further South, Governor Davis, of Texas, says the only way to save the couutry and secure victory tor the repubiican party ig Lo resume specle payments. Governor Van Zandt, of Rhode | his eye xed on New York bribers, Politicians think Richard H, Dana Injured Bristow | by insisting That be was the only man whv could carry Massachusetis Governor Ingersoll still contends that Mr. Blaine’s Tepatation ts as spotless as a star, and congratulaces him on not having a certificate of charactor [rom the Congress oi Coniederaies. They all say there 1 nuthing going on at the Custom House, This ts fortunate. ‘Tbe frieuds of Biathe say they are unconcerned. New Jersey peopie now say, ‘And now tor Parker and St. Lous.” Shed Shook sayy “platforms vever elect Presidents’? Governor Woodford says “baif a cherry is better than none.” In other words, he tikes whut he can get. Governor Rice wants “reform?” printed in gold let- That's a good idea, on Cameron thinks tho Pennsylvania delegates were cantankerous, Joun Cashow, of Brooklyn, says the ticket is arusher, ‘The anti-Custom House New Yorkers said, months ago, (ha: Hayes was the coming man. n seoms to be Governor Hayes’ lucky pumber, Tho Union League Club folks are not happy. Senator Anthony believes the name of Wheeler is a tower of strength to the ticket, Jay Gould believes the ticket is a mistake, Friends of Mr. Blaine think he will now take a rest. Congressman 8, B, Chittenden ts certain of success in November next. Captain Rynders thought Roscoe Conkling would get the nomination because bis forces were so thoroughly organized. He thinks Tilden can beat Hayes in New York Stato, A strong friend of Elihu B, Washburue says he will be the next Secretary of State, because he made Medill keep bis name out of the Copvention, i wonster ratification meet- lors hope to have Conkling, Hayes and Woodford us speakers. Mayer Wickham says nothing. Comptroller Green thinks Governor Tilden will be | nominated at St. Louis and elected by the peoplo. He will regret his removal from Albany; but what can’t be cured must be endured, Brooklyn's Mayor, Schroeder, believes the Gormans will rally for Buyes. THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION. Sr. Louis, Sune 17, 1876, Frederick 0, Prince, Secretary of the Democratic National Committee, arrived here to-day and will act with the local committees in portecting arrangements for the Democratic National Convention, Augustus E, Schell, Chairman of the Democratic National Coumit- tee, is expected here to-night and other gentlemen of note will probably arrive next week, All the botels are busiy engaged completing their arrangements fur the accommedation of the State dele- gations and other guests, and, from present appear- ances, there will be no lack of Toom tor all who may visit the city during the seasion of the Convention, HEAVY RAINS IN GEORGIA, nd, says he bas DESTRUCTION OF CROPS 1N THE BOTTOM LAXDS. OF THE SAVANNAH. Avausta, June 17, 1876. Rains have been gencral throughout thir section for soven days past, and the crops on both sides of the Savannah have been submerged. There 1s a total de- struction of the crops on the bottom lands. The river hug risen thirty feet and is still rising. A froshet Ubreatens the ctty, but no serious results are uppre- hended. The raim stopped this afternoon and the weather is clearing up. MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. War Derantaryt, Ovvick OF THE Cuiey SiGNaL OFFicER, Wasuinerox, June 18—1 AZM, Probabilities, For Sunday in the South Atlantic States westerly winds, stationary or lower temperature, rising barome- ter and partiy cloudy or clear weather. For the Galt States, southwest to northwest winds, cooler, clear or partly cloudy Weather and stationary or rising barometer, For Tennesece and tho Ohio Valley, rising barometer, cooler west und northwest winds, partly cloudy and clearing weather, with possibly light local rains, For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val- Jeys stationary or rising barometer, north and north- west winds, stationary followed by bighor temperature and partly cloudy and clearing weather, For the upper lake region steady northerly winds, cloudy and possibly rainy weather, fulling followed by rising barometer and stationary or lower tempera- tures. For the lower lake region, increasing casterly winds veering to southerly, partly cloudy weather and pos- sibly local rains, staucnary temperature and failing followed by stationary barometer. For New Engiand, stationary or higher barometer, eoutheasterly winds, stationary temperature and partly cloudy and foggy weather, For the Middie Atiantic States, southeast veering to southwest winds, stationary barometer, low tempera ture, partly cloudy weather and local rains, ‘Tho rivers will remain ag on Saturday. Cautionary signals continue on the Middle Auantic count. THE WRATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show tho changes in the erature for the past twebty-four hours, in com- parison with the corresponding date of iast year, as in- dicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, Heraip Buildin, « mporature yesterday ‘Averaye temperature for corresponding dite last year 193 SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEA STEAMERS, DATES OF DKPARTCKES PKOM XSW TORK FoR Tue MowTHa OP JUNE AND JULY. |_Sata | Pestenation. | Gen Pisce treme ant NOOR ~<2or |2¥ Browcway 4 Bowling Growa iy Bronawar 50 Broaaway pone Livernows. Bowling Green « |2 Bewling Greem 14 Bow rane ) Browdvene 4 Howl Gree | | | OF NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN PNR “ s COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE—Captains or officers of Vonnels engaged im be coasting or foreign trade, observing the displacement or removal of sea buoys, are requested te com- municate the fact to the Haan, sothat it may be browcht publicly to the attention of the proper authorities. A letter addressed “to the editor of the Hmnatn, New York city,” siving as accurately as possible the number and position of displaced buoys or the cause of their removal, will suffice in all cases observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the American Continent, When they are observed on the coast of European countsies or in the Mediterranean it is quested that information be sent either by telegraph or letter to the London oftice of the Naw Yous Hunatp, 48 Fleet street, Londen, or tothe Paris office. 61 Avenue de Opera, Paris, Where the telograph is used despatches may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue del'Opera, Paria” Where cases of displacement are observed iu the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asiaor Africa, captains may commuaicate with us upon reaching the first convenient port, Thisinformation will be cabled free of charge to the Hewarp and published, BarNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VR8SELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NBW YORK AT NIGHT.—The Naw Yous Hxmaxp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxxat steam yacht, showing while bura- ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other im succession, and can be seen several miles distant Cap- tains of vessels, upon teeing this signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship ‘News Department of the HuxaLn Bar Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv ing at New York can do so by addressing te suen vessel: care of HinxaLp nows yacht, pier No. 1 Kast River, New York. Letters received from all parts ofthe world and promptly de- livered, Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. RUN AND MOOK, PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 17, 1876, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THR HERALD STKAM YACHTS 44D EERALD WIUTRSTONE TRURGRAPH LINK Steamer Britannic (Br), Thompson, Liverpool J: Queenstown 10th, with mise and 718 passengers to Steamer Mosel (Ger), Neynabor, Bremen June 3 Southampton sth, with nidse 481 passengers to Oelriche £0 lat 41 49 50, passed brig Carrie Bartha, 14th, lat at 7 10, aie ore for Brew: 52, lon W820, stommer Scythia eth lat 40 34, lon @ 80, a bark mdse apd passengers to W R Garrivo Steamer Gen Seugwick, Simmons, Norfole, Stoumer Perkiomen, Pierce, Puuudelpbia, with coal to the . Dedero, London 38 days, tm ballast to ‘ital), Cacace, Bristol 35 days, in ballast Kdye & Co. rincead (Aus), Cassovich, Silloth, E, 82 day Is anchored at Sandy Hoo! baila to Siocovieh & Go, (Aus), Gtadrossich, Antwerp 37 days, with Burk E: tndse to order. Bark Autonio G (Ital), Barabretts, Amsterdam. pies et in ballast to order. is anchoredjoff Sandy Hook fr orders. Bark Northern Chief (of Yarmonth, NS), Millar, Antwern 85 days, in tullast to Boyd & Hincken.’ 1s anchored at Graventnd Bay for orders. Bordeaux 41 anys, in as 23 days ie of the nd thick fox. 0 73 days, with fruit v0 order, De Martino, Tri Passed Gibraltar May 1 Bark Puget (Fs), Asibert, Marseilles EOdays, with mdse to James He: Passed Gibraltar May 13. ‘win tal, Burk Hosea Rich (of Boston), Mengon, Lovos de Tierra via Hampton kt « toads, Lisidaye, with guano to acne Co; tt, Son & Uo, Passed Cape or Kantor May: Si had heavy weather from lat 35 to 49; thence fine weathe: Bark County uf Richmond (of Arichat), Boutin, St Johns, Marques; vessel PO days, with nagar and molasses to F to Hatton, Watson & Burk Addie H Sleeper, Sleeper, Havana June 8, with sugar to I F Metealt & Co. ark Jane Ure (of Glasgow), Clark, Mataness 8 days, with sugar to order; vexsel to J ¥ Whitney & © Brig Jennie A Cheney (of Boston, Arey, “Garthaxens pain) May 3 with mdse to HF Brown & Co Pawed aan ay Jui , lat 28, low 50 whaling oche ¥ Braun ZO days out, ull wally bad one sperm “Brig Para (of London), Burrell, Rlo Janeiro 47 4 with coffee to Maitiand, Phelps & Co; veasel to G F Balley. Croseed the Equator May 19, in Jon 34 20 W, Brig Pearl, Brigutman, Port ‘Spain 10 days, with molasses so prig. Tinuoost, Coombs, St Crotx 14 days, with Bg abbot, Coombe, St Cratx e, with sugar to wee tnrey iisen, (boyy Gauiee, a Bi 12 days, with rig Spray Mloom (Br), Gauion, Arroy w su) mete Hatton, Watson &°Co, si KJ Rich, Vaino, Cardenas Jane @, with sugar to J Brie Allee it Patnam, Rogers, Sagua O days, with sugar to Parsons & Loud. Schr Henry A Burnham (of Bostor days, with fruit w Druud & Zerern Loud, Passed Gibraltar May 12: May 14, during a heavy fore and mizzou mast rune Jon ty a BNA Sehr Stephen Bennett, Seunetn Port 3 Spain 12 days, with ongar tod Mt Winchester & Co. CH Kell er e ray, Morant Bay, Ja, 20 days, with log- yeratt Sche ‘Trott King. B iford, St Dumingo 16 days, with sugar to Jobn Bovnton’s Son Behr Mercy T Trandy, Crowley, Arecibo via Lewes, Del, of Baltimore) ac sugur to Joba Boynton's Son, br KA Sanches Benson, Matauras, 9 asel to J W EI oda a vale equells'a iheges light easterly winds and shiek fox nr Monte Cristo (of Bangor), Smith, . Lontaggos, 15 days, with sugar to Sturges & Co, of Boston; vessel to FH mith, wth Joveph Farwell, Gregory, Baracoa, with fruit to BJ ‘enberg. Sehr Grace Bradley (of Thomaston), Turner, Net Bay 13 days, with coal to order; vessel to Suow & B Schr PC. Schalis, Thompeom, Pensacoia 14 days, with Jumber to W A Park; vessel to Slaght & Pet Schr Paragon, Luke, Savannah 10 days, ih lumber to J jecrs. Sebr My Rover, Brown, Charleston, 5C, bg with rall- road ties to the Hudson River Kailroad bound to Kelso, Kelso, Pear Behr Eva, Goody, Virgini Bohr MA Tyler, Peterson, Virginia, Rehr AH How, Dubery, Georgetown, DC. Schr Win F Bartlett, Parwus, Georgetown, DC, Is bound to Bric sehr’ F Cranmer, lasard, Baltimore. PASSED THROUGH HELL Gate, BOUND BOUTR. Steamer Franconia, Brage, Portiand for New York. As. Steamer City of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for New Steamer Bolivar, Geer, New London and Norwien for New ‘Sehr = 4&1 Wotherspoon (Br). Pettis, Windsor, NS, for N Yor! hr If Russell, Mehaffer, Windsor, XS, for New York. n Now ork, fur itchell, Shulee, N&, for S ad Lavok, 3. Geet Pi a tel Behr Walter C Hali, Hall, Rock! ghahe Heretet & Rebecea, Hawkins, ork Sehr Richard Hill, Providence tor tons Bets ark, Provide: Behr Lillie O Is, Wells, Providenes ir Selr Pointer, Dill, Newport for New York. Sehr Luna, Hook, Providence for New York. Sebe Postboy, Duan, Bridge port fur New York, _rebr Staten Yslunder, Miller, Port Jeflervon for New ad, Brantford for New York, Roberts, Horwich tor N Bowen. Dill, Providence for yew York. ir, Westerly tor New ¥. Young, Providence ior Rrovidenoe tor Now Yi Schr Mory Staneitt ‘tut Portiand 1 ke. Sche Josopt, Rogers re, Portiand, Gt, tor New York. ake, Perry, "Hockland for New York. Shaler, Deubam, Couneeticat River for New York. Ite H Benedict, Knox, Haven tor Philadel Bebr If Seber Henti Ben Fair W BOUND East. . jew, York for Galway, 1. w York for Rostock, un “ulisasoths Hiation, "Port Jobuesn Tor’ Prov Nile. Metealt, New York for Rockiana. y or Bebr Alexandria, Faulkingham, Amboy for Bostua. sebr Un Port Jobnsou for Boston, Seur Barprion, 1, Port Johnson tor New Bedford. Sche Marin Ad Feeks, Port Jounson for Boswa. Sehr Ney, Ch w York tor Fi Serr LA Toi N Sehr Anthoay Waren, Jobneva, tueket. ‘Selr Joln Warren, MeGar, Port Jotinson for Providence, Bee Rs Dean. White Patiade ph an ker nee. Serantou, Palmer, Tort :Sohason for Bedtord, pagit Jeanie H Kuss, Norton, Mort Johuson for Stony int. elie Sunbente, Riley, Trenton for Hartford. dehr Storm, Lyweh, for Pt idence. Sehr Bertha, Conover, Io Sehr AH Hurlburt, Graitin See Auvie Cotter (8), Sete Amelia, Crosby, Amboy for Hartford. br Wia A Lowering, sutith, Baltimore f¢ Bebe dutta A Berkle, Audersom, Mbiadely "Sammy Ford, Alien, New York for Hoston. ne U County Tanner, Hyde, Port Johnson for idence. Schr Minquas, Phillips, Amboy for Providecee. Sclir Ortande Smith,’ Feces, Pore Johnsen tor Pork "Aldine, {idler, New York for Machiaa, hh M th rans (Greece), and brig Baro. Queenstown, amd sehr Arime Cotter (itr), , NBeare ut anchor of the Herald Velegrapht BELOW, Brig Mary C Morinee, Tecoms, from Mavana Jase & i stownead G Wale ton—Oeiriehs . Steamer poy (Pr), Daure, Havre vie Plymouth, B— Loaie de Bebian. oun signs Sundberg, Havana—James EB Ward & f Texas, Bolger, Galveston via Key West— c Wwaito Mallo: ron we raed pena Gager, New Orieans—Clark & Seaman, qnmer Algiers, Hawthorn, New Orlesns—Chas a Whit- by A teamer 7 San Jacinto, Hazard, Savaunah—W R Garrison. Stes ada Oe of Atlanta, Woodhall, Charlestoa—Jas W Steamer Deve Jones, Morehead City and Wil- e okie Mooccisee, siaxantete snd George- Steamer Beverly. Wallace, Philadelphis—Jus Hand, Steamer (ian Whitney, Hallett, Bost ag thi Vows, Cleaveland, Loudoa—Thos Dunham's Nephew 4 (Nor), Smith, Havre—C Tobias & Co. ‘Ss Weetnce die), Boul Londow—P J devins & Son. Matton (Aus), for or- cones n C Sei hae Adale MeSSm, Curtis, Cork for ordere—Brett, Som Alpha (Nor), An wen, Falmouth or Pi; ey mfr tl poeenaglt Sores 3 ark Dagmar (Nor). Danielson, Falmouth for orders—Louis |e npn Jenene Mane (Ger), seid yet meena ie ‘Emme C Litchfeld, Hayden, Stottin—J 8 Ingraham * oe. Magdalona, Grit ‘iudad Boliver—D A De Lima. Brig Litele Harry Boban Giese sD & De Wells pe trig aw Messer. Hewits, Cork or Falmouth for orders— now & Bur “Wg Maal (Br), Sinclair, Cork or Falmouth ter or- Brig Eur dere—Gorhara & anaes (Br), "Darke, Cape Town and Port Natal pi Morning Light, ea Demerare—L, W 2 P arm "hae: Bharnon, Moore, a Eg 4 — Crowell ‘Bo. ‘Foley. slog Be. ‘Senne, PRS Vv One br Susan ary nie Strout, Cork or Faimouth for or- dere—Brovt, Son & Co. PB i ct Phelps, Rockwell, Jecmel—B J Wenberg & _dent Hattio E Smith, Leo, Nassan, NP—BJ Wonberg & Schr 3 T Hibbard (Br), Merriam, Halifex,NS—P I Nevius vee Fe Cottor (Br), MeLaughlin, 8t John, NB—P I Ne- = Marcus Edwards, Dougiess, Jacksonville—Warren saci Bon Bardett Hart, Brooks, Charieston—Bentley, Gilder- pind Hiecner, Squires, Georgetown and Pot Bluff, SC—B Sche's Hotrmann, Smith, Balsimore—W chal Sela Joseph Mareh, Browa,.Uallowell, ‘Me-Vao Brant & nee Killen H Gott, Piper, Boothbay, Me—Haviland & oor "Lidine, Dennison, Machias, Me—Simpson, Clapp & be Minneheha, Swift, New Bedford—Van Bruat & Bro. od Mansields Achorn, Providence, BI iguson & Slvop Elisa Ann, Mackey, Hartford—Frank Pidgeon. SAILED, Steamers Porelge (i'r), for Havre; Olty of Richmond (Br) Liverpvol; Wesc¥ (Ger), Bremen; Anchoria (Br), Glaszo Tyriun (Br), do; Liverty, Havana, de: State of exes, U: veaton and Key West; Hudson, New Orleans: Algiors, Sun Jacinto, Savannah; Benefactor, Wilmington, NO; City of Atlanta, Chark ag id Duminion, Richmond, &¢ ; ship Continontal, sau Franc ha don: Slavia (Aus), Penarth Bondi ‘Oporto; Albina, Lon- Baleaes Goornetows, gia (Br), Wind at sunset, SSE Barometer at sunset, 30.1 MARITIME MISCELLANY. Srramue Caxoninae, from orton for Bangor, went sshore on Southwest Point, near Monbegan, Mi. yee Corday. but got off and has arrived ut Beeklaud Tho pas. rs aud crow are su! PM—The steamer Cambridge is still here. Divers have beon sent for and the damage to her bow will be tompo- rarily repaired and she will sent to Boston for an over- haullng. Her freight und passengers were furwarded by the stoacer Katahdin to-night. Bank Ameutk (Fr), Guidice, from Palermo, which arrived 36th, while joing nto the lower bay took bottom during the fog on the SW Spit, where she remaited some time, but was atterwards gotion off without any visible damage. Baio Josnva Kino (Br), trom Cardenas for Falmouth, Eng, before reported arrived at Savauuau, June 17, put ia in distress with loss of éails and spars. Scan Mapagascar, Rich. which put back to Philadelphia 15th Legion had misstayed l4tn and went ore on Joe Flogxer Shoal. She was bauled off at 3 PM the same day, with loss of windlass-shoe. and reteived damage to her bot- tom, causing her to leak 1,000 strokes per hour. was to go on the railway for repairs, Scne Camarta (Br), trom Boston to load for St John, NB, went on Bangs Island, near Portland, on Friday night, but came off yesterduy morning fall of water. Scaw Axw T StrPLe, before reported ashore at Seaconet, has stopped leak and proceeded. Scux EH Nasa. Sawyer, trom Calais with lu ff Mich f, Machias, in calm was strained consideraviy bs fos in ett She is being poom,bs ine condition to proceed ou her voyage. Soap 8 H Baknxs, from Bangor for Quincy, Polat, which off after discharg- drifted ashore at Rockland June 4, came ing sad hus gone on the railway for repairs. Nonrm Sypsry, OB, whey 16—A_ survey Loe been held on the Ur bark Kmitio Baribino (before reported ashore), this tue veusel ba been eunaemnsed tnd’ sill ve theaust inet i Pontiaxa, 39, Mo, June 17—The schr TL Hammond, hence for Quincy, supposed to be to Tired med and warlowied wh bricks” There is no insur: ‘ance on either vessel or carga, St Jonm, NB. June 17—The sehr Marflower was totally wrecked ob Michlas Seal Ialand on the ‘Taomastox, June 15—Schr Washington Freeman, Robi ‘son, ran ashore on the rocks at Birch ‘Dore ou Wesmsuay Tast, cut «bole throagh tie bottom and died with water Lt oad since been pumped out and repaired. Damage AIPBUILDING—At Pembroke, Mr Frost has again com. menced work on bls vessel whieh has ecu iyingt idle for about ‘The ni ip in course of construction by Messrs Smith A Townsoud. ut Kast Boston. for Henry Hastings & Co. is celled to the upper deck ani a pine’ 1d to half Hloor. She is Sbont ROO tous and is of beautiful model The ort. ships frequently betore noticed, remain idle. There a oes ‘thi }d_schouners ulso laid up for Inck of e joyinent. At Thomaston, schr Georgie D Loud is dischat for Kdward O'Brien ship, which will be set up # Ral, niet Mille Co's ohih is aewenen. NOTICE TO MA MARINERS, Racy No 81. on she Se shifted about SOU feet » ing timber coming Arrived a Bees gin May i ai 713 barks Adeline Gibbs, Snell, NB, 230 sp to cruise); Drako, Peaks, d: 100 do (aud culled 16th to eri aie searwtis ise, At St Helena May 30, bark Pulmetto, Bolles, NB, arrived 11th, with 308 bbls 6p oll. Bark Forward 20, St for Victoria, Bark For, a, May 7, lat 25 8, lon 126, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS } Ames Endicott: Williens Narsball I. Gains Thomas dressing “Bounett, No. 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the . Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de I'Opera, Puris,” the arrivals at and departures from European and Eustera ports of American and all foreizm vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled tothis coun- try (ree of charge. Cuptains arriving at ailing from French asd Modi ferranean ports will find the Paris office the more econom- eal and expeditious for teloxraphing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Batrast, June 16—Arrived, verk Conquest, Smail, Phite- brig Fidelte (Br), You York (not previous!y) ; schr Anna, Hawkins, United States. Dvauisx, Jane 17—Sailed, bark Albion (Nor), Rade. Unt tod States. Greevock, June 17—Arrived, ship Missouri (Bt), Warren, Pensacola Hou, June 17—Arrived, bark Armenia (ital), Cavallo, Philadelphia Havax, Jane 16, 6 PM—Salled, steamer Canada (Fr), Franguel, New Yort via Piymouth Liveeroot, Jane 17—Arrived, steamer Sen Marcos (Br), Burrows, Baltimore. Raited 17¢h, ship Evangeline (Br), Manson, New Orleans; barks Palerme (Br), McLaaghlin, North America; Madge Wildfire (Br), Hoffman, do. Loxpox, June 17—Balled, brig Jeba Swan, Ramball, New York. Loveuswitiny, June 17—Arrived, bark Gazelle (Nor), isimore, Manvront, June 17—Arrived, bark Meggie O'Bryan (Br), Flynn, Boston. Moytaoss, June 17~Gailed, bark ton, Unite | States, Newcastix, June 17—Sailed, bark Bertolotte Savone (tal), Caneso, United States, Pavan, June 17—Artived, snip Speculater (Br), Pitt- man, 8t Jobn, NB. Qvauxstows, June 17—Arrived, bark Antonietta (Ital), Ferraro, Philadel; New 'yiphide (Nor), Peder. Warravono, Jat United States, 17—Satled, bark Lrene (Aus), Dianich, WEATHER REPORT. Lonvox, June 17—The predicted beavy woather om the westero coast of America ts expected to last five éays, Fatwooru, June 17, PM—Wind W, fresk, Swaxsna, June 17, PM—Wind SW, fresh, Pel oer iptbe Fy “ i : Ande: nib i ‘ork ietou, 4—Rark owe 6—Arrived, hrs, Sael we, tt Ryde ‘The reported aris Sail tel Gre a Me di on. ch Ri « if Vapor. ( New York; Yauk lade, Cush ¥ Db fadeiphia. for kK: 12th, RL jed 4 Jonvol Saited—st kobama, Ler mie Gebm be ch 6 jared —sehr tedi, Queenstown. rom Bowers, ph }, Boston; Cava fo from os ree, NS Junsma, June 3—Sailed, brig Jobo Mason, Porter, New York. ‘Thaxter; sebrs Carver. Ai veh Otromte, Olive, Adi ir, xalo, ‘Thomas Hix, Corvo, a8 MaLaca, June 1—Tu port wi Aca, June, 1—Tu port bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, from Ho. Thome er, Ones ad aleared Sone tort Rio Jansivons Maya, sehr Geo iar nH Rovario jo’ Padang esses Sarmiento, Moody (or Adams), orders 1a Frances (ir), Burns, for Water Lily. "fookabary, fr ‘lio Janeiro, ao sch we ‘Sieonds, ; ary seaner Bramley. Whicsies, C . 34 wards, Bosten Mosaoian. SB, June 1s— Arrived, ship Tyro (Br. Rob- | delvhin: WJ Greon, Wi ; lock, vig ree lee ares 1G —Arrived, abo Lavg- as York? dutiak Ga to, a ‘ ¥ ow shaw (Br), Buin, Mouireal for Londons Prior Ube, Araote, | dor iA Dowht, {iardiner nr Clara," Mogers. Calais ‘sailed 17th). for da; 8 Merry, Ban gor for do, Wo Boston tos Quxaxc, June 15~ Arrived, steamer Austrian (Br), Wylie, | do; Wm W Rowe, do for Baltimore: Maggie P' Smith, Se- for Mo! roel Jem orth Amboy; Geo H Squires, Newburyport tor a, Pe gre hag rps ‘Hawthorae, Eegen, in tos, Lew. arrived 2d e (Br), Milo, "recht, for Shanghai; City ©: Br), cae Be “atta ta Georgetown. DC. canted Ste jamer Emma, schrs Allic Oakes, Thos Hall and - WILMINGTON, NC, June 16—Arrived, steamer Rebeces Clyde, Donnell, Baltimore. POM 3 STEAMBOATS, &C. y BOATS” CHEAP; “ALL KINDS AED BERG ee motalle Life Hoste and ‘Spoon Oars’ Say fs y near Gouveneur slip. 28 FOOT YACHT FOR ani ey tor sebr Rhode B Taylor, Gard- wie Jour, 3 XB. Jang 17—Salled, shipe HL Richardson, foot 70th st... North River. Cleared 16th, sebre Ald) re London; CENFRESIAL BOAT SHOP—204 SOUTH 8f. sinta, Baltimore Enima, Fai hanacom, *) A Wall ot All Kinds of Bi Boetn ected order AMERICAN PORTS. STRAMOATS VOR EXPOSED ROUTES ax river service, u agree 0, June 18—Arrived, ebip 8 O Reed, Waite, | usd ean ‘on nese gas kort 'e1 BOSTON, June 16—, eke sen, hited ap (and ‘clonrea Spraturn ¢ aehs Charis South Withee” yw FRBDEMIOK SOMMIDT. fei 4 A. SARIN SLoor YAciT, 42 PRET LONG.) YOR SALI cheay fe nee Cs ® steam At boas shop RNET, 5: iver of WM. wh. Ai Rew aEDOF ak FOR Le tg ig TO W. 44_H. DECKER, foos of 115th st., East Rives A APOE, SALE AND CHARTER, SrEAunOATE ki 4 Lrndoaal and Flora M Crowley, Crowley, from do; Laure ed Bark Seperte 1, Chase, riba ¢ ey Reba ag er gE; , beth Engiien, | Sai Mussachusotts and Williamspor: 200 feet: some very light draught, for river ser 1ith—Arrived. steamers Batavia (Br). M Liver. | vice: frel ers, ‘Sad call Wasbia Leunehen, " Glancus, Bears, New York, sehr a H ties | FPS aed ial ny rapes GBORGE P. PLYMER, 30 South st, RES is Gaeoiee: Cetrtea “ie ear ROWHOAT, NEW, WaLNO} saat Kaw, Hote. Ls Sabre, Basen ROVE, Wo, 151 Wont 6th ae cee do: Thom Bartlest, Smith, ile. nders, ott, Now Forks Albert Thom: w atl ; Woodruff is, Bon: FOR BALE As PRET @iNCH GIB AND MAINGATE Boat; 11 foet be. >: In complete order; ready for mediate use. Apply at the Hoboken Bath. row Sace—rn pang So NEW — TUGROATS A! se JAMES S MOLYNEUX. Bordentown, . J. re YACHT, htt “4 Lt pein N Arricen Ger), Hosalin Rotterdam; Antwerp (Br), Atkin- rd ond) Willies amers Ji iewbet Betoigh: Olivers Wil (Br), Corning. Antwer ‘Marie Ger. ie Saas Brem London: ‘Ambrosla (Sor), Bonoson, Silzo: Annie Fllios, Henraker, Sete Falmouth: Teabella ure maalbnpnrs eeen moar it; will be sold “a Bridge. HIGGINS & sane ante Flashing, L. ike). Janikine, do: rs, Hamburg: sehre Geo K Young, Mi Bow uires, Beker, OR SALE—THE 26 OOT CABIN YACHT CARRIR iam el Gilneas. Kelly. a Porane, Co; Jib rig; Just put_im complete felled Ship Gray Kegle, bark Levanter, Milani brig | will be See hr sacks wan Vereener Deuter Pee Silas 8 arti, Vor particaiars address ULASO! 20—Clesred, schrs Jonnie Jones, Gilebrist, Boston; MM Poto, Grogins, Georgetown, he Shih DURAEC IG POUR LOGE Lane ie BANG 5. ‘il OR SALk CHEAP—18 FOOT SLOOP YACHT. 1x BANGOR, June 15—arrived, ech Harmony, Bydse, Phil tg MT, Bass HARBOR, inte 7—Arrived, schr John Boynton, Mt Anchor, Yerrill, Round Pond for Deer Isle, to load granite tor New ork (and # Fe SALE—A NEW, FAST SLOOP YACHT, 50X15.9; mediate use ete in for im: ply to WM, NEUMOES, 20 Roads st, New York. ce ae {Sailing Yacht. Store 36 Juckion st, N OR SALE—CHUAP, CAT BOAT, 18 Pee Apply to 481 Willoughby Pea Bees Broskiya, beret ota 17 FOOT YACHT. THQUIRE A A oo? North River. ge Bec ae is (onto ry "ag th. do; Davis - ier ohen, to boad fu fur York. NOR C Syitrty DURING THE SUM aa aa eae POHARLESTON June 17—Arrived, steamer Gulf Stream, Bg? fine Steamer, CITY POINT; suitable for eithor im xposed route. Apply to CHARLAS C, LEAKY, TsWiniane we OR SALE OR CHARTER—SIDEWHKEL AND PRO peller Steamship and Steamboets, Siar or withoa stateroom. accommodation; also tier Toys, Steam Yachts, &c. Apply to WM. 'H. HAZARD, Jr., 62 Harrison _ ‘st., corner West. 42 BY 11; STeAM OR SAILING; PRICK $200 Holmes, New York. Salled—Steamer Ashland, Crowell, Philadolphia, feetieekarnss i) wee Lockwood, New York; Bea- SCALA pane Li—Areived, schr Freddie Eaton, Mots, jew York. estes Ga, June 10—Arnved, bark Wilhelmine (Ger), be ndon. GHION, dune 16—Arrived, Wm H Bowen, Jackson, a, CLL, Pow nkaepale for Sale H bled pigs tN ty fe cae tite Bees Pe Ms Poraasigne wie Haram 8 sacle aoe Se a all Starlient” Blatchford, New Yorks 11thy, Hantreste Brow AVANAGH'S PATENT GIANT SHEBAVE AND BUAH. do; Sarah Eaton, Dix, tath the Dest antl fPletion roller sheave in exietence| Curry, Calais for New Yor! poreant to yachtsmen, cuptains end owners UDGARTOWN, Sous Is—Arrived, schr GM Porter, Al- | sols.and ail ‘ail parties whe have t6 tse tuekle blocks Por sale len, Philudelphis. ae We ed. 3. 260 Pearl st, meer Beekman, New Last foar a nye tek fom raont of Seer York, Fectory wt Canarsie, L. £ soln anchored {a various piaoee alone # ENDINGS FAGHT AGENGUCTOR FULL FARSI. FERNANDINA, June” 1S Cleared, Schr Mary Wo Bap. | eae cee cee ee aS por, Gilman, Bath Fannie. W Johnson, Gutten, Philadel: | Yacnting Circular,” published at the ofice 318 Broadway. Wan il Jones, Line, New York FORTRESS MONROE, June 17—Passed in for Baltinzore, stra, trom Limerick, via Lewes, ‘Bark Satama and brig Daisy. from Richmond j brig Mary bllerton, fram do for Kilo Grande, rig Spam (ins), from Waterford, veek oking. Salled—Barke Nereo (Aus), for Balt taudo (Gen), tor Wilmtng BEtON, ‘June 12—Cleared, schr Wasuintgon, Berry, ¥EET BY 7 BRAM. mor; all in good work; ing any time: tng order, aud complete prloe $15 Address W. HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND CHBAPESE Boats in the city at 235 South st. EUGENE DALY. ANTED TO PURCHASE—A SIX OR EIGHT-OARED donble-scull Shell for Bi V Cader r'Ker Bare, ¢-onred Gls. palr-oured and Hailed Brie Susan J Strout, Fickett, Pascagoula. pibtnsias with ol particulate 46. i6th—Arrived previously, schr Clara’ G Loud, ‘Thompson, | Address, with full pa price, PRANK eee babe kai ave Audeows, tem Maw: | ME Highland Boat Club, Meekskill, N. x. See preach Sch trac ANTED—A LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMBOAT at “GltkRsPont, LI, Jone 14—Arrived, sche Anadir, Cor- will carry trom 200 to 300 aes to rae on teguier bany for Riverhead (and sulied 1th rips anving the season. 1 TUCKER, Wi ven wTACKSO VILLE, June 13—Cleared, sehr Hattie Card, | Pam Pamrapo, N. J. Moore, Nee ‘ork. KE 6 16—Arrived, steamer City of Austin, Elanidge, New York for Galveston (and proceeded 17th— Arrived, stoamer City of Houston, Deoring, Galves- Wane, TO PURCHASE—A YACHT bey bal thaa Pfmengpse ar 5, in exchange for Right, worth $6,000, in first class velo e Sie olty a mortgage, ton for New York (and proceeded). necessary will pay some cash and take MYTIC, Ct Jane ie cAttived, bale Floranee, Rathbar, Fall particulars to ¥. f., box 100 Herald office, Now ¥ 1 Robert Palmer. Dennison, do (both for re: $900. —FOR SALE, A GOOD 2 ROMAN TE Pal vo Naas eased, z_ falls new :verthe easy. GEO ABW ORLEANS, June 16—Cleared, sehr Martha L Smith, fs MISCELLANEOUn. ¥ rived, steamers Knickerbocker, Kemble, New Aes LUTE DIVORCES. LEGAL York: St Jouis (Br), ae Liverpool via Havana; schr R obtained without publiciy : satisfactory; advice * Seasateete Rasta ven Pitino, Yor. iree. FREDERICK KING, Lawyer, 300 Broeaway. Ye ORD, June 17—Bailod viicils Maré BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER ee Reniciene ae ee ; tases, for mamarous causes, withontpublleleyg a vice horse by ee Ove nere a TE GUSE, Attorney, 190 Beosd war, Hew, York; sloops Sophia, Stepp, do for irs. Robert Byron, Nickerson, New York nie, Crockett, Kondont for Pewter meet ne I: Pa \—Arrivod, schrs Brooks, Nai taken, for Taree eas WwW sh Fitch, New Bedford for R FpPsoocantens NEW YORE CITY, Sow York, from {tu sise, superior sltaation and its advan barn, Tiathewey eh rs Thrasher, Taunton for do b 5 Manet dor Bloc “a yor = Fa rapt sem cara eed tazes in the way of frequent communication psp arias. ipsa ok axareda: of the country and civilized world, is headquarters for almost we Ohation iitigr ama vinvege watte, everything produced in America, Manufacturers im every Salled- Noawien: June 16—Arrived, sche J H Yeomans, Am- Tew glee ies June Sa Tet, schrs Blacksto: York for Prot “green ‘oughman, Port Port Joh part of the United States have thelr depots and agencion here, and buyers can frequently save money by dealing with orwich; LB veonbai Alexandria for Aliyn’s Ww HAVEN, June 16—Arrived, achr © P Shaltis, Pa- Soren nveer ie Poug GAM BE "iano ott yas Emerald, spective line, Matas the tacgene’ pple Sree een ra acesj hanallo (tise), Macsten, Eonelaie | country—in short, are headquarters MisMTER SEPA Sane ta Saur C2 Satie, Williams, | CTOPeriee Ong Pere, THURBER & 00., Dee eo sacissies peclice: oie Lima. Woot Broadway, Hoade and Hudson sta Cie Bose steamers Anthracite, Gramley, New York, | S000#AD4 Perfumery, co, back dio Pelleo ind, Dacia, Corky aches Alla,” Ather ue No. 55 John a, La Uideon, Gardiner: Pris: and Gorham Salis & Jere oul Detroit venta Bike ay ig; | Sat Rave ate aoa COMPANY... 1 Bondet foeks, Richmond, Me roll Providence; tarry b fe Stillman, ¢ aout: race Van Dusen, . Townsend, do, Boston: Ton CHARLES PRATT a oo, Motala, Tin Plates, te LPS, gk og i oot io and 21 clletan bers’ , Btov ai oneerens Iron Work. Pian eS MOTT 1BON WOuKR Howe, do; a, Hunve Warten, Now Yorks barks Ger weil pPont T' Keller, Headorsen ridge 90 Beckman ot, Miina ‘glesrod, steamer Wontipnde, ‘iiller, Rowton; bark Cordage and Oak: 0 @ Nuove Monde (Ital), Bavarese, lito. En Rope, sod Qnkow. ig sons, tai), Brigtianne, Cork, or Falmo Aiea a Burt, Ant. Me. 113 Wall ot ep schre Industrie (Port, ‘de Castello; Lin eS ruaaee Yates, Pordand: ‘hired | Keor, Keating, | Amerfean Graphite Poncils, Stove Polish, wy, Saiied, steamers Centipede, Panita, Romas and Tone re eg? fe wands, 17—Passed in, ship Independence, steamer oy og agg Gibbs, New Athena. Nuove Youn Welsh, Jr: Agricaltaral Tmplopsense nts and Vertilizgrs Nos. 189 and 191 Water ot ‘ira June 17—Arrived, athilde, trom Slivo for Seiied Bl Weiliogion; Dale Darl ‘an, itloanor, H Machinery and Tool: Manila, Flor: ant, Five. Mary C Farr. Barks Fredholm aad Gal * GRO. PLaAt Noa. 121 Chat es ee Cloek: seer ERBONLA BRASS AND COPPER courant, Buttons, Brass and Photo. Materi wy ‘ THE SCOVILL WaxUragtOnrva fe yh Pard Sick sera rat "loner hag at Hack and ne ernon, wvon, Paints and Oils nck, NJe Nicholas Mehrbot, Menthat, do. Heanae ©. T. RAYNOLDS 4 CO. ‘Nos. 108 am 108 Palton ot, bans Sane iryea’s Satin Gloas Stare, Tmproved Corn Starch Nos, 29, 31 and 33 Park place, corner Chureh st, Paper Harel net ndPuses ry Eon adie Cassa. maw Vers ste Seep ¥ Wousel, woartrit; ter '. sehr r ote, eateersaves ney Smith, Hard. tho Janeirs, rt en a COLLENDER, Satled—Bark Satama ( berg, Riga (Russia) ; ‘738 Broadway. tore cchre James Henry. Sa WH Tho scaberiain, Ne‘ LAND, June 9—Arri Blade, from Baltimore BE Cut Nails and Spikes, COMPASY, XPORD IRON A aad Oo Pas % and 10 Platt Vulcanized Rubber: New ORK BELTING AXD PACKING J. H. Cumuven, Treasurer, SAN PIANCINCO, Ja sh aaah Gew). Avery. Henolain. Wloaert ai BROS, A —Harks Samosot, Martin, Tacoma; Cyane, Perri- sem omsiaiitt Wasi ‘TIN KALBFLEISCH'S SON: MARTL nts a |. Ship Niy ile. Maimer, Hong Kon: jeamer deene'd ye Kidley, Hong Kong vis Yo SAVANNAH, Jane 17—Sailed, bark Sif (Nor), Issacsen, San Saivador, Nickerson, New York: work Louies er), Bi eone ww, Perth Amboy; Finnie ow York: Sarah Ls Boston: Champion Be), Price Edward leland. iis Bt vd. sehr Florence. & Lillian, Pausdelpbie; jart, Prowl ranetoaianmer ef. Wise 4.00, ‘on. 73, 75, 77 and 70 Fulton ot Fleor Oileloth (D. Powers & Son, OouN a sehrs Mary 8 X ox Y5L and 183 Duane ot, as F Heyer, Poland, Xew York, ey: aes Glue, Gelatine and Neats FOREIGN P PORTS. SELLA RIVER, une Fromat, Able. TurEn sortie Guvr ractony, wh—Arrived, yA Nettie Lan; ag a w York. im a ioe Falling, Sew Work Tad toute tarcoge witss COA Sune —salied, ship. Gs a, Gilmore, cori 0.'17 Barling slip Gee ne ee ver Sv UN AnD, MAVEN, Juno 19-Arrived sehes Nall | varnishes, ae: Havana, June 15—Arrived, bark Waldo, Estes, Glas ay paket prey for Boston VALENTINE & CO., Woe open steamers Emiliano (Span), Mendezona, Bal. belbaad di he . " re fy . aon timore; 1th: Leo, Dantols irom Narewa), New corm; back Balt and Fish; alo, Storage, Aninase (Span) Boartie, do: setir Alpo: st A Peters, Torrey, J a 4 ROBL ie se Saopehannows, Cootarty ig Grlasse, Cal for Now Vor Migg “tay ee 44 Front ‘une red, bar 4 4 maiSSER Fina weingon, haat Cite), Myers, Mouton! 174, Hichmsnd Me, tor do Tenants Pa a ape Nova Git Smoviner: Liston ‘Arriw “At stoamer Worcester, from Charlotte: Jmsngg ae ‘ew Pek town (mw feat F < ey fur Dostoa, Dutiew 10th, brig WH Morne Ut), Paterson, Jamaten, Reps