The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1877, Page 10

10 re of rosseis engaged in the coasting and foreign tradg obsory- | Sehr THE AMERICUS CLUB. BE LEGAL CONTEST FOR THE PROPERTY OF THE OBGANIZATION—A WHEEL WITHIN 4 WHEEL— I8sUES OF LAW AND ISSUES OF FACT—A CHABACTERISTIC PIECE OF SHARP PRACTICE, Brincrrorr, Conn,, June 6, 1877, ‘The trial in the Americus Club cases was continued o-day, The title to the land seems to be the thing of gost importance—the thing the examination is hoped © bring to light, The contest for the ownership of the oroperty now pending isa sort of cross fire, the issue feaching back a number of years. In the first place there is the Shoriff’s sale of all the tights the club held in the property on the Tune, 1872. This sale was for $15,000, and was to sat- isfy an cxeoution issued on a judgment obtained by James McGregor against the club for about $15,000, she purchaser being Mr. John Vorbis, of Groonwich, MeGregor’s claim being an assignment by Knapp & Fitch to bim of the amount of their Dill. sold 10S. Foster Dewey; Dewey to Charles L, Law- turn to Ashman & Morton. in by Mr. Elkanah Mead, as guardian of the heirs of tho late mr, Augustus Mead, who claims to hold the suildings by virtue of ownership of the land, The xecuted to the Americus Club in 1867, and and he in there comes tence, then lease was the 24th of Vorhis claim for title expired January 1, 1874 The buildings were erected during the continuance of this lease, and, when the Mime expired, the titlo to the land being 1m possession of Mr. tonaed, belong also to them. heirs, the improvoments, ‘The papers are eome- Mt 18 cons what voluminous and the testimony on some points conthoting. THE RESPONDENT'S CASE. The case for the plaintiffs closed yesterday and opened for respondents. submitted was a cortified copy of the assignment of the chattel mortgage from Mr. Charles L, Lawrence to Mr. Dewey, under date of May 9, 1874, the mortgage boing the one given by Ashman & Morton to secure payment of the notes. The second item of evidence ‘was a certified copy of the bill of sale from John Vor- his to 8, Foster Dewey, dated June 2 To-day eration of the sum of $20,000, the right and title he heid in the land adn buila- pgs and also the personal property which was annexed, ‘The third paper lata in was a ‘copy of the bill of gale trom John Dayton, a constable ‘vf the town of Greenwich, to Juhn Vornis, dated June ‘4, 1872, 1or the consideration of $15,000. sheriff's sule under the execution obtained in the Mc- and transferred to the purchaser all Utle the cluo had in the property or premises, real and personal. documen validity of the papers, and stated roduced them only for ie purpose of show- Ing what kind of a ciaim Lawrence had to the title of Contrary to tho practice the evidence here goes backward, but the pur- e of counsel Was, as iniumated, to begin at the other end and follow the trail back to the starting point in order to show that no authority existed for the sule of the property, or any transfer of right or title. ‘The fourth paper submitted was the execution issued to James McGregor, dated May was the record of the MoGregor judgment against the on which the execution was founded, Judgment was obtained by d Then the do Grogor judgmen' the aright and ti lp submitung the: spondents denied the h iat bi the property in question, about $15,000, was recorded, A PIRCE OF SHARP PRACTICE, ‘The character of the sale of the ciuv property under the McGregor execution seems to have been of the sharp practice sort, such as many members of the organization subsequently became notorious for, and ortrayed in the evidence of James Graham, \s well who testified that ho in June, be attended the le. property to Mr. Dayton, the Sheriff the letter was given him business interest ser’s put in clam oft ir. Hall ond Mr, note for the amount of he decl drove to the club house; and Mr. Keyser room 36 Mr, Dayton, he bad; by A, to $4, showed him two rooms on the first floor of the main building and suid he thought enough broperty could | be found in those two rooms to satisly Koyser’s claim; be informed Mr. Dayton that he was prepared himsel to purchase property to the amount of $19,000; eee Juroiture and each building should be. Fevioug to the sale offers wero mado t MeGregor to accept 16 iattor's Keyser’s ed; the sale was then adjourned until three o’clock ; witness telegraphea to Mr. Keyser at South Norwalk to come to Gregnwich; he came, and they r, Dayton wont ‘with them 1m the same hack, and told them thut the sale would take place at the ringing of the bell or tap of the drum; be was near at hand, but heard no bells ring nor drums beat to announce the commencement of the sale; several parties were in the parlors waiting for the announcement; it was suid by some one in the crowd that the sale had been mad finally discovered up Mr. McGregor and anothor gentieman be did not know; Mr. Keysor asked Day- ton if he had sold from the schedule, and he answe it was not yet threo o'clock’; It, resides 1872, he was clerk of th under the McGregor execution on the Zin day of June, 1872, in Mr. Keyser’s interest. He made a statement in writing the same day of tho cvents transpiring on that occasion. and identitied by witness, who took the paper and eaid that on the day of sule he had a letter of introduction [Raat of the sale; hayin at 452 tered a protestangainst the salo; hess heard Mr. Keyser tell the Sherif? that be wished to purchase property to the amount of $19,000; a good many people were in the house and on the grounds at that time; he saw Mr. together on the grounds after the adjournment, opening of the sale in the forenoon took place quietly in ove of the large rooms, and was not announced by y beating ot drums or ringing of bells. baid be learned that the property hud been disposed of for $15,000, which was $4,000 less thay be was author- tzed to offer; the telegram to Mr, Keyser be sent by request of Mr. Dayton, Mr. Jcho B. CARVING Keyser Keyser, tho respondent in the case, corroborated the testimony of the Jast witness and the Gaze Was continued unui to-morrow. A PROBABLY FATAL TERMINATION OF A FAMILY Quarner, [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. Sorayton, Pa,, June 6, 1877. A brutal domestic tragedy has just beon reported a suburb of this city, where a man named Edward McCarty in the course of a quarrel with his wife stabbed ber in several parts of the body’ It is said the unbappy couple were both under the influence of drink when tho hor- Tho scene of the occurrence 18 @ remote one, and.as soon as the neighbors heard act they assembled around the residence of the uxoricide and clamorad Some went so far as to procure a rope jor the purpose of hanging him to the next treo, but whilo they were discussing Low to dispose of him, MeCarthy, by tha aid of sume friends, succeeded in from Shortbill, with a carving koilo, rible agt was committed. or ihe loudly for his lito. ing bis-encapo, The bi diligent search for him, but to no purpose, fot since been heard from: the point of death and cannot possibiy recover. WITH LO FIRE, Tho lergo five story building corner of Shawmut prenuo and Ploavant street, owned by Jacob Bock and people, was burned secupied by about tw Ibis evening, Loss, $10, on a lower floor, no fire escape and Yecupants escaped with great difficulty. arr jumped from a third story window and reecived Mra Dissell Juinped trom the fourth story avd was likewise fatally hurt. wero more or less burned in thoir efforts to escape, | a ethommentntetetimatammetimemetannmanemenpenenteend] SHIPPING NEWS tal injuries, and STE inturia The 3 Bos y-five 000, TN the but OCEAN DATES OF PEPARTUR MONE MONTHS OF JUNE ANE f | Sudla, | Det Jone June 12, Stateot Penn Hammonin. Algeria Beate of View Jihad is Liverpoo: ilascow V ieeo ag NOTICE OUAsTiNG AND FOREAG, sor TEADE. eb of the court was vitered, showing entries of a suit brought against the club by James McGregor, and the dates when judgment The paper was shown to protect the 85, WIFE. , MERS. Breme m, geo Liverpodl. Livernoal. . vernal, J Civerpoot TO CAPTAL the first evidence 1872, In consid the saie covering all a eohedule of ‘This was a counsel for re- encral and the fifth This the amount being in Brooklyn, and tor Mr. Koyser; jo Americus Club Woodward, and his Mr. Keyser's time Key- Mr. Dayton it Rene claim, which abd he ‘3 in Mr. Keyser en- before the sule wit and Mr. Dayton the Witness excited numbers ted populace mado He has wounded woman is OF LIFE, Tox, June 6, 1877, ne fire originated | building having one exit, tho Mra Kliza Several others w York » IULY. ror Tim 40 Browsleny | GL Bronawne H 13 Broaitway 17 Howling Green 12 Bowling Green 3 Broadway” 0 Broa YESSHDS IN THE =Cuptuius or oliwers Hieravo hi Captain Fraveklyn. wreek o| Ryerson, for ship Glad Tidings, same day, and from Boston, for Liver 60, passed an Inman steamer bound E. smal with mdse and Bros. Was detained outside ville 274h, June 4. n 43 45, iw MG. and pa ton Roads, in bi water, 63-day to Youngs & easterly winds and mol ton’s 5 ry days, with mol: sel to Rionda. Bei 2 < NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEKT. ing the displacement or removal of sea buoys are requested to comraunicate the fact to the Human, so thatit may be brought publicly to the attention of the proper authorities, A letter uddressed “To the editor of the Hxnatp, N city,” giving as accurately as possible the number and posi- tion of displaced buoys or th suffice in all cases observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts ofthe American Continent. When they are observed on the coast of European countries or in the Mediterranean it 1s requested that information be sont either by telegraph or letter to the London office of the New Yorx Hxnaup, 46 Fleet street, London, or to tho Paris office, G1 Avenue de VOpera, Paris. Where the t ay be addressed “Bonnett, ett, OL Avenue do MOpera, Pari splacement are observed in the waters of countrios beyond the reach of the telegraph, asin Asiaor Africa, captains maycommunicate with us upon fent port. This information will be cabled free of charge to the Umratp and publishea. York use of their removal, will ph 1s used despatches Fleet street, London,” or Whore casos of aching the first conven: par NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING promptly delivered, BUN AND MOON, Duplicat " TUE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—Tho New Yor adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for uso on board the Hxnaun steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can bo seen several miles distant, vessels, npou seeing this sixnal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may havo for the Ship News Department of the Hxnan, Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at Now York can do so by addressing to such vs earoof Henany news yacht, Pier Nol East River, New York, Letters received from all parts of the world and ro required, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY HIGH WATER. HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. Joxe 6, 1877. Sar. [Ter-| | weet Av | wour. [ineh.|Deg:| wind. | Weather Tlorsostioe....« 06 RES Hew a i 63] SHE*| Has pred 64] _SHECITHeK foe PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 6, ism. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HEALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TESRGRAPH LINE. Stenmor Segthia (By), Hains, Liverpoot May 26 and ith mdse and 245 passenuors to CG wenstown. ga RS Elysia (Br), McRitchie, London, Mi mdse and 77 passongers to Henderson Bros; June 1 84, lon 43 14, signalled bark Ocean Peurl, of Cardi Geeonock, boand Wy man Lloyds stenmer born Steamer Stute of Penvsylvania (Br). Stewart, Glascow indse and paswengers to Ai jat 45 ol hea a ie passod Liverpool, Steamer Bolivia Siesner Hammotls (Ger) Havre 20th, with mdse ana First part of passage hed westerly winds and stormy weathor, latter part, five wesche & 58, ae od a French steamer, bound If aw an American ship, bound r Claribel (Br), Ferzuson, Aux Cayes May 21, Jucmel 23d, Port an Prince 26th and Kingston, with mdse and passengers to rood Of Cape Duro Marie erpoo! for Port ax steamer Colon, bewen for Aspinwall, Co. Stean and Larne 26th, with tin’ Balawin & Co. ou of Yarmouth, 2d, inna, aE (Br) same das, Int 41 50, Hols t May 31, ") AM, lat 48 14, aw vossel of about 200 tons, Chee a oe. lat 44 20, lon 44.50, pussed a State lino ste ie 451 3 a and from St ‘Vorn Ys ‘im, Voss, Hamburg Ma: 450 wed the lon 49 40, a it Job Baaeed Nati . passed North Gere ba lon 48, NB, for Bal or Int 43.28, lon 49 10, passed ship. op ot all wel; 4th, lat 41 30, “lon 26 and Mo- jangow May Dassengers ais Honderson andy Liook by a dense fog; lat 42.14, lon 60.32, passed a tierman steamer, Jon 63 30, a xehooner-rigged aod senvers to Kunhardt & May 80, lat 48 03, ton i June 3, lat 43.20, owing signals Forw: Co. ke gptrge Opes (Br) frou iy: ‘June 3. Int 2013," ton 7429, Int Steamer City of New York, ‘Timmerman, pease dune Old Dominion Stonmabt Steamer Ell Kat Ship Marcia © D Bark fo (Ti Gu it te etncen coor an: ease oencee Reig. ight, Chas to Bogert & Morgai.. ty, ton, hence to Sena, “3 i 1), Schiaffino, London, via Del ballast to J U Senger & Co, 2, with mdso and passengers to F Alexandre & Si ‘Steamer City of San Antonio, Pennington, “Gatveston May 30, via Key West June 2, with mdse and passengers to CH Muilory & Co. ns 6 days, with June 3, lat 31 40, SPoamer Hoda, n, Gawer, Now Orleans 5 -doys, with mdse s Polat, Kirvy, Koy Weat S days, with Pas: The North, ce et has om board Howe Lewes, Dol, with nidze to the MoCreery, Vniladetphia, with mdse Bordeaux April,9, via Hamp- last, to Carver & Barnes. Bari yyan (of Searsport), Graves. Maniin Dec 1, with suzar and hemp to order: vessel to Carver & Barnes, Fassod Anjer Dec 20; Feb 3, of Cape of Good Hope, expe- rienced very heavy weather and wos struck by a heavy fox, causing vessel to leak and put Reo Cape Town Feb 27 tor repaira, (before | re- Ipotted) ; alter leaving the Cape, h light SE. drades to the’ which was crossed 4 in Jon 33 Ws nt "NE trades to SIN, thence light winds: May'A, Int 4 30 N, lon 33 40 W, spoke. bark Macgie Brown (hn), from Paraiba for Liverpool, 11 days ont: June Int36.N, ion 71. W. saw xchr Caroline Dow. of Boston, Going 8; 34, Int 3155, ion 7245, brig Emma L Hall, ot Bos: * Hark Jane Marin (of Aberyatwith), Jones, Havana 13 days. with sugar to order. Tirig Abbie Clifford, Brandt, Havana 1: davs, with sugar Brig to De ; Vesuel to Janes E Ward & Co. Elba (Br), ha ol orn Cardenas 12 days, with sugar ‘astro & Donner; vessel to Jobn Boyn- Had light Brig Romola (of St John NB), Edgett, Clenfaegos 23 8 to Bur ze! jamin & CO days, with sugar to HA Vatable & Son; vessel to Scam- mei] Brow, Brig Carrie Bertha (of Portinnd), Hall, Matanans 15 with molaeses to Burger, Hurlbut & Livingston; vessel to mn & (of St John, NB), days, Chass, Matanzas 13 urlbut & Livinston; ves Sehr CB Benson, Dufl, Demerara 28 days, with sugar to Goxsler * ce WwW e hogany to pehr tease Has cow nuts, &e. to O &c., coconuts, W Cunningham Brennan. ; vessel to master. on Holmes, Kuyles, Tampico 30 days, with veasel to A Dayton, wel; ve Crus, with ma- Il, Cassidy, San Blas 19 days, with co- alaix), Wood, San Bing 25 dave, with el to BF Metcalt & Oo. June 4, off Hatteras, spoke sehr “A J Stetson,” from Pon- sacola for ——. ( Fr), Bere with pica: cto Pierre, Mart Ate Miner Schr Eva May (of Porsland), McDuffie, Caibarien 16 dnys, with sugar to Ryan Bros; vessel to Miller & cronghton, Sehr Waltor Plummer (of Addison). I lummer, Catba- rh 1 hton. sugar to Gossler ‘Ether Maggie molasses to Lewis saw Fehr molasses t Sel to Gomer &: Ponts Sehr Favorite, M J Madne off Abaco, saw a sehnone. i Wot Providence). Curtis. Ke: with nivenpely sto Alex Douglass & Had strong E gales up to May 30, York tor New Ori J bere € a, whieh fe «0 Senr Mand. Robinson, Guantanamo 19 days, with sugar eNy vessel to Mim pean tie E Morrow, Downin jer: venacl to Bryan. Stevens, ¥ 1, © Winkor, Atwood. Birsgon 11 dys, with trait | 16 days, with sugar to order; vessel to Miller & it Jefferson Borden, Jones, Cardenas 11 duys, with I vextel to BF Wetenit & Co. Clapp, Cardonas 14 siny Vessel to Parsons & Loud, with to Bhan a Co) Wenhers Ih: vennel te I J) Wo. jeDard, Hwracon 12 days, witn fruit to T Nelvon, N to Ba Wenberg & upposed the Anua, ‘rom "New veuol to BS Wenborg & Co ary 0 Decker, Assan — days, with pines West 12 ssel to B in riled away foregut? and foretopmast, baekstays and susinined other damage. Schr Carrie Hall Camp, Virginia, Sehr tohin T Williams, Dusenbury, Virginia, Kehr Sarah J Hoyt, Oranmer, Virginia, otns, Inman, Virginia, man, Virginia, ven. Sehr Archer & Reoves, sehr Vraie, Fleming, Boston for Philadeiptia, dence. a harbor. PASSED THROUGH BOUNE Stonmer City ef Fitehbarg, Speingyr, oe York, in ballast, Brig Acadi with cowl tod wxte York Sele Whistler, 1 W Hell, wept I nnie Mithdes an Ins Fitel, Fehe evi JH Jiwenen Sele Win HE owen, Dut, i Rehr Hen) 1 Behe Tavty tvilew \ an pour Sutuls A! W Whilden, Wh Fiten, Nantabket ell, Lyne, Narraga a F Oliver Cron Sehr Gastilinn, Your or (ey, "Mb i Rogers. ‘errix, t. Ht tive il wey ‘eoner, Wi Sinith, 801 niorlond, FE), (Br), Morriamn, Wins Baxter, deer isvy, Rockport for New ry, Koekport for Now York nf nie Fall River for © Kedlord for Crosby. New Bedfor cote, Taunton for New York. Santi we Bay, OB, & Co, veasol t i, Lovell, Virginia, Virginia, Jeorvetown, DO, town, DC, for New Hae Philadelphin tor Provi« Pot infor HELL GATE. UTM. New Bedfora for Brown, Boston for Now for Now Yi Perkins & it, NS, for Now York. ornwallis, NS, for New chr Kate Clark (Br), Guptil, Grand Menan for New . Tstund for New York. York, lor Now York, Kk, Boston fo Now York. aeket tor New Yor, vector, Nantucket for New York. New York. ett Pier for New Lamarting, Davis, Warren, RI, for New York, Mary 1 Sim Warren, KI, for Pow York, Sheghan, Providence Providence hravidenes fo: New York. sow wire. for Now York. Vravidence for Now York Vrovdenve for New Yorks, , Providence tor Now Yorks Matanzas 16 days, with | London; Ville de es placed on board, one of ber own bein: Hight and day up to the 23th, 8 feet of water in the hold; 7,000 b landed with but Itttle damage, but it wa fe ared that bit t throw londing cargo, surveys. &e, would, | that by tole Unien, Gott, Providence hay me yw York, sehr Daniel Webster, Bowman, 2 nee for Now York. Fehr Lookout Norwich for. New ¥. sear Reading ru No ‘6, MeDevitt, New London for New Sebr Bellow, Bort! New London for New York. Sehr Jas Engli ae London fee, re Fork, Sebr Ira iiss gee Londo: Sehr Raven, Adams, Sebr Huntress, Curtis, Sehr Loon, Hubbs, Bridveport for York. Schr Henry Remson, Allon, Bridgeport tor New York. Sehr Bluck Diamond, Smith, Stonington tor New York. chr ela Peck. Avex. Stouington for New York. Sehr Wm 8 Mount, Hawki ington tor New York. Heh 1 4 Tolles. dimes. Grognwieh for Now York. Sehr Orlando Smit ris, Vortehester for Sehr Hest Stndwe! L Fectskomer for New York. Fehr Fanalo Hanmer, Viekett, Greenport, Li, tor New ork, BOUND EAST. Sehr Walter ¥ Young, Cobb, New York for Ellsworth, Me. Sehr Joseph it losers York for Portland, Ct. Schr Convoy, # renc! ww York for Hurricane sland. Sehr Henry Muy, Hatch, “Hoboken for Providen Schr Nathaniel Holmes, Dow, Hoboken for Providence. Sehr Helen August, Hine Newburg for New London, Sehr Harriet Lewin, C Schr Joba Broot Lm bey: wes, Shu: fone Eh Hy tizon Glick, Port Jounson for New Bedford. Behr Pi sk, Port Johnson for Boston. Leona ithe Faiksenbur. Falkenburg, Port Johnson for Nohe Nightingale, Young, Lort Johnson for Preridenes. Schr Alexandria, Church, rane See for Salem. BELOW. Bark Rocket, Atkinson, from Porto Cabello. Bark wine} Sheldon, Sheldon, from Havana, a Loring, ook, from Natunzas, Bark city ‘ot itichmond (Br), trom Cow Bay. Schr Impulse (Br), itountree, from Belize, Hom Sehr Adchza (Br), Libbey, wm Cardenas, CLEARED. Steamer Abyssinia (Br), Murphy, Liverpoot via Queens town—C G Francklya ‘Sweamer Greece (ir). Andrews, London—F WJ lui Stoamer Arragon (Bt), Symonds, Bristol, K—W D Mor. in. inteamer State of Georgia (Br), Cooper, Ginsgow—Hen- rion Brox. Boge City of Vera Crus, Deaken, Havane—F Alexan- re & Sons. Steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, Savanuab—Go. Bisamer Goorse W Clyde, Tribon, Charlestou—J W Guin- Hdtenmer Josephins Thompson, Moore, Baltimore—Wm Sheataer Anthracite. Grumley. Philadelobin—Jas Hana. Ship Southern Chief, Higgins, Aujer for orders~H &J U Bohomia, Trask, Sian Francisco—Sutton & Ci Bark rome by (ital), Cinello, estown, Faimouth or PI vgprnnta for orders—Slocovich & ark 8 Nor), Ness. ‘Gothenburg—C Tobias & Co, bark Mia Minnle Oampbell (Nor), Moller: Cronstadt—Fuuch, Naznie (Br), Urquhart, Rouen. Huson, Gen apy nine 4 Co noa—aT ne Mareen ital), Maresca, Cagliari for ‘orders—Ben- oaare Atlantis, Lanfnro, Barbados—H Trewhridge’s Sons. Brig Tinde (Ital), Cossa, Queenstows or Falmouth for or- ders—Benbum & Boysen, pig, Mexcic Cummins (Br). Davis, Ancona—Benham & sveuen ‘Brie Constance (Dutch), Hollis, Charleston, Novis and ite Sombrero HA Vi a os rere i ‘Brig Water Lily, Moran. Sehr John L Merrili ‘ora C1 Behr Wardwell, Derabanst: eres Giayt wines ‘& sacri Stephen D Barnes, Wright, NasseapNP—BJ Wen- cae d L Crossley (Br). Crossley, Windsor, N8—C W Bor- “ie Samuel Wood, Broander, Baltimore—Wm Chal- “Sehr Adelaide, Rowland, Now HMaven—Cartwright & Doyle, SAILED, Steamers cig bape (Br), for Liverpool; Greece (Br), is (Fr), Havre; Royal "Minstrel Bp: Havana; Herman Livingston, Sa- rleston; Richmund, Li Barts Samuct (oo, inne ‘Adeline. Lagusyrs aud Porto Unbelio. Steamer Arragon did not sail Sth, as reported, MARITIME MISCELLANY. ‘Tne purser of the steamer City of New York, from Ha- vann, has our thanks for courtesies. Snip UNCLx Tonzx, erroneously reported as wrecked at Pabelion de Pica, is reported by rast to Mesars W R Grace 4 Coas Waving arrived at Cullao Muy 28, damaged by the tidal wave. . Sip OrAco, 865 tons, built at Rockland in 1874, has been City of Ver Nera ar “s jouen: sold at San Francisco ot about $15,000 gold, tor the lumber business, * Sur RB Kotter, from Akyab for Qui which pet fate Pounton April 18, had nearly tel of water in er hold when at anchor. Two powerful pumps wore f broken, anc , ee the tia Coad ‘would turn ont damaged or rotten, ‘The vessel would repair penses fur joed! im the cw mince the sea, the sound portion of her cargo. Ex) Bank Covuer py Canava (Fr), Pree. ge led Tuesday aiternoon i 4 miles i of Tybee, Ture tried next day witout mcoess. Hata Srevca, Tovar, 362 tons, bellt at Maittand, NS, in 1868, now at this port, hus been sold at a private price. SGM MiRann4 was sold by auction at Kingston, Ja, pre- vious to May 30 for £101 sterling. Scun Boaz, which sunk after collidins with echr F E Mc. peer was londed with coment, Vessel and cargo u total Jons, Sioor AxnA Own of Boston, was soon at 8 PM, June 2, dnring a heavy squall to #trika on Glover's Ledie and sink Immediately, by stoop Dolphin at Portland June 6 from Boston, Nothing was xeon of tho crew. Stxamrog DuKvAN Puck, of Stonington. which arrived at VA: Providence Tuesday night, has been purchased by the Nar- ragansott Brick Co, to be Voie en in their brick business in place oft] seeentiy. ed steamer Sytph, and will be commanded by Capt Ovenpus—Fears are entertained for the safety of bric Pettigrew, which sailed trom Port Johnson, Aprit 7, which swept alonz the const The J wax built xt Machins, in York by Stmpaun, Clapp & Co, dered daring tne reat about the Hith of ri 1846, und owned in at the onstward. Goon Timr-—Sehrs Miranda Mitchell and Georgia Coffin, which arrived at Cardenax May 30, Fork ia 11 days and the lator rom Halt moge the san from Cape. Hattorae light. to Orango H Ri hoarse thonco to Uardenus ‘s days, with light head winds and calms. Capt Ferguson, of steamer day from Aux Cayes, inform port he experience rains, continuously from May 14 to 19. schooners were driven ashore and two lives lost, Wasittyatox, June 6—The State Depart mont is to-day in receipt of information from Manila that the Spanish gov. ernment has promnizated x rlectes opening to free trade all the ports of the Archipelaxo of Sooloo. WHALEMEN. Arrived at New Hedtord June 5, bark Mary & Susan, 1560 laribel, which arrived yester us that wh *Hanay. Pacitic Qeean, Talcabuana Murch 16, with p vil (90 bbls taken on the pacsnge). sold on the vo 440 bbls xp oll. 22 208, lon 3} Vv, wns struck by away main royal mast'and yurd and te alsa maintop gallant and topsail ties, breaking the chain at nearly every sink, 13) weces Uelng picked up from the deck; damaged maintopmnst badly, it’ came down on port spitting chain plat rail, entered th nd came out on port Senthome and Hancete— May, oad thing, curr, aan rey mig leuk i parties, anny mainvopman' 150 sp since lest rey bouna home pare No tae a Datiaet bark Trople Bird, Tilton, 3 550 sp, bound to Barbados). Arrived at Seyehellex April . bark shah gg Trip, of NB, il not reported. ‘led from, St Ho pril 29, bark stafford, King, of Nis, to cruise A lotter from Mr Brighlm, first oMicer of bark Marcella, Tripp,of Ni, céports her at ‘Mahe, April 13, with 100 bbIs sp ail ninco last report 200 sp ail’ told. Reports Mure. 1, burks Catlag, Craw. NB. nottiing since leaving Mahe; Linds Stewart, Wilson, 1 whale sing louving Mahe; April 2, Platina, Howland, do, 180 sp since leaving Mahe—790 sp ali wold, wh ierter Sy, bark Irostdont, of NB, dated Mny 18/ ro: port #8 with vbout OOO bbls oll all tol aie anil next day for Dominique te water; ull well; would be at homo in July or Ancust. Alotter tram Capt Hickmott, of bark Moreury, of NB, dated Honolutu May 5, reports that he wonld sail tor tie Arctic Qvean next day, Had landed abont 40 bbls oil (pro. ably binekfsh) at Hopotaln. A letter from on bourd bark A R Tuck datod Kermudn, reports arrived thera May. ship 170 bbis sp oll hy steamer to ieave for 7. Barker, ot NB, . and would Now York June “A lotter from Capt Cornell, of ship Eliza Adams, of NB, , so Chace’ y Bay. B, tor aay 1h, lat 44 Briy ‘Glendu . behind th from Boston for Havana, nd for Phila: at ),.who roported having the crew of Alisherman on hoard, picked upon tho Banks o! Nowfoundiana. Sehr Alpha (Bey, from Charlottetown, PEI, for Philadel- phin, May 30, lat 4130, lon 64 NOTICE TO MERCH: AND CAPTAINS Moreinants, shtpping agents and ship vusters aro informed phi Burean, ade drossing "Bennott mn.” oF to the Paris office, ade: Benavett, 61 Avenue as Opera, Paris,” tho werivals at not dopartnres tram European and Enstorn ports of Ameriean and all forsign veusels trading with the United States, country free of charge Captains activing at and sailing from Frouch and Medi terrauean ports will find the Maris oles the caore econombe eal and expeditiougfor velographing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWs. Antena, Moy 204Atrived, bark Antonia (Sp), Castro, Now Orleans Axtwenr, June 6—Arrived, bark Uelene (Ger), Hasha- on. Now York. ailed ith, ship Atlas (Nor), Larsen, New York. Avetenmam, Jime G—arrived, bark JW Merriam (Br), Power, Charleston, Biewen, Juno G—\rrived, bark Georgia (Br), McBride, Now York Went to sea 4th, abip Cart (Ger, Bockelmanu, New York, tha some will be cabled to this and for New York, arrived -cord, Brat doz Baxcrtona, June 1—Arrived, brig Tibidabo (Sp), Gelpi, Batled asi Now Ten Charleston. Boxsay, June 1—Arrived, bark St Andrew (Br), McLean, Liverpool, Capiz, June 4—Satled, schr Marthe N Hail, Baker, Boston. Cronstapt, to June 6—Arrived, bark Erust & Maris (Nor), Boye, Savannab. Danrzic, June 4~Sailed, the Emily, for Boston, Exswvore, June 3~Arrived, bark Skjoldmaen (Nor), Lund, Baltimo: Fatuouru, June 6—Arrived, ship Susan Gilmore, Carver, Calcutta, Greenock, June 6—Arrived, bark Da Capo (Nor), Jorgen- sen, Pensacola, Haverx, Jane 4—Arrived, bark Annie Burrill (sr), Seun- ders, New Orleans, Sailed 4th, bark Francis Milyard (Br), C: Delaware, Lrvxrroot, June 5—Arrived, steamers Mississippi (Sr). Lindall, Quebec; 6th, Sau Marcos (Br), Burrows, New Or- ns; ship Elwell, Barstow, San Francisco. Railed 6th, steamer Indiana, Sargent, Philadelphie; bark Minnie M Watts, Watts, Saudy Hook. Loxpox, Jane 6—Cleared, ship E W Stetson, Moore, New York; bark Eleanor (Br), Mockior, Hampton Ronda, Lisnox, May 30—Arrived, brig Paquete de Nova York (Port), Silva, New York; 3st, Marianna VI (Port), santos, St John, NB; bark Rosa (Ital), Lacs, New York, Pit.av, to June G—Arrtved, bark Velocity (Nor), Olsen, Philadelphia via Elsinore. 2—Salled, bark Eimund (Nor), for Phila. Quarxsrows. June 3—Arrived, brig Herbert J Olive jow York; 6th, barks Imperator (Nor), Jen- sen, Philadolphia; Pacific (Nor), Harris, New Yorn; Zio Lorenao (Ital), Dellacussa, Baltimore. Rostoce, Juno 1—Arrived, brig Julie (Nor), Lovold, Phil- adelphia. Srurtx, June 3—Arrived, barks Ornen (Nor), Hangland, New York; 4th, Lord Clarendon (Br). Davis, Philadelphia; Sth, Hera (Nor), Gronn, Wilmington, NC. Stocenoim, to June 6—Ariived, bark Ragna (Swe), Ei- lartsen, New York vis Winga. Troon, Jane 4—Arrived, bark LG Bigelow (Br), Ferris, Darien, Loxpon, June 6--The keeper of the South Arklow Light, Woxford, landed at Queenstown, and reports that the ship Ocoan King, Freeman, from Liverpool for New York, nad fouled the lightship. WEATHER REPORT. Rotyweap, June, PM—Wind SSW, strong. Piruovtn, June 6, behets rattud 'W, moderate. FOREIGN PORTS. . Aell 90 I bark Juno (Ger), Dey anes brat Lice W Snow, fall for Bosione ar | Rose, f yorKatal, Ovto Graf an 5 bers (i man, for Bosta AxTiGuA, April 28—Arrived, schr Maggie Abbott, Abbott, Now York ‘aad. sailed Muy 4 for Mexico). Sailed June 5, bark Viola (Br), Tatem, New York, with n port, schr Isaae Oliver, Paunell. iin ot Goodrich, June 1, bark Nin hips Woscant: “Bry, ‘Miholaon; ock, und pee | His ork; Canon I are Chari in cae "Dow: for ‘om Buenos Ayng! Borg, New Yor! Calcutta, May4—In ates Mary StenSouse, Byer Cos Campbell, for N Hawes, for San Francisco: Falmouth; San Joaquin, Waite, tor Maneith Wills, Pritchard, une; bi a , Cole, for Bost Davis, Benson, for « CALLAO, aay 28—Arrived, ald Uncle Tobey, Woodside, Pavellon de Pica (see bee Cagpenas, May 30—. erived.. sctes Miranda, Mitchell, New York 11 days; Goon Coffin, Belmore 8 days—both $0 toad molasses for Ni ind ‘Tiatweras ar $3 per 110, Oarmaniz: rrived, bark Litlian M eae (Br), Vance, do; 30th, bark 1 Br), Wetmore. do, Sal Hi ‘eet Martha A Palmer, Mathews, New York; goth bark Sagadahoc, Powers, do. UIRNFURGOS, ont? 28—Salled, bark Josefita (Sp), Sara- chagn, Baltimore. CiakorretowN, June 1—Cleared, ship Jas Duncan (Br), Kickham, Liverpool, Foocuow, April 18—In port, bark Katie Flickingor, Gn. man, from Shanghai, arrived 3d. ul ‘igus (Br), Hil ry T fuegos; Ellen P Phusaeiphis ‘Tobin, a Vaughan, Wau Hower, r, ehiladetphin: Belge ‘Chae A 5 ak Spark. eases, Phlindsiphiay woht ‘Dye a diqr; brig © © Robin: Fi 8; Salve ame Maria ‘SD sehr a8 Ne Peaainer Migrants, jew York; bark Almar (Not), Thorbjorsen. Cardenas aud Now York; sche WB Steeiahn, Chamber: Intn, do. do. ‘Cleared Ist, brig Cora (Br), Norgrave, .. PIN io May Arrived, schr Ratio. anger, Martin, jew Yor Kingston, May 23—Arrivod, brig Evangeline (Br), D. a 5 alagiaet sailed ih fo diurevinsar ane, ston 4h 9 Orean Pe ord, 2a = Progreso; a SS aE lige urless, Ree Patledetphia; mad "Ta Kate Rommel, Adams irom Phlintelnnias srrieca yore Seawtards Ada it, for Falmouth, Ja; Gumberiana, Webbe Fandasse logtigo Bar, May 18—Arrived, schr Tampled, Bonhof, vase, May 23-Balled, brig Aleedo Aus Pong, New mi fo sehr W Bi TRAGOAKE, May 24—In Matanzas, May Boston: Rebecca, Camang, ontionds dor aches: atinaie, G Lond. Host, doe Cif. agdon Philadelphia 4 F Ames, Achora, to: Sarah Asplawall: Jane 1, bark Jane Ure (Bri. Ginck,’ Troon Josie “Mildred, (inn, do; ‘brigs Gnatalia, Sparks, Pernandi Ortolan, Havana: schrs Ada Barker, Dopbin, Batt; Rush Darling, Swasey, Now York; AL Dow, Young, Phiiadetph ‘Salted Mey Si, soln Kittie & Josle, Bunker, Cardenas Juno 2, bark Ariea (Br), Lambie, N of Hatteras; ‘brig Von. Mariposa, Fletcher, do:schrs CAC Fennimore, do; Sophia Wilson, Wilson, do; Jai Champion, do ‘bark dohin F Mottman, Ray, Nof Hatre- di taker, do- © Momphis, Mellon, inm: ford, Bri Patter, Liverp : Gloacod 4th, steamers Cireassinn, Wsllo, Laverpoo! ; Man- Atgban, MeDougall, Glnsrow. Newenwang, April 7—In port, bark Alma, Lord, from Tientsin, arrived Pictou. June 2—Arrived, bark Glenola (Br), Horn, favre. Quenec, June 4—Arnived, steamer Ontario, Bouchette, Liverpool: ship Alfred, Gray, Savannah; bark Ruskin, To: biasen, Christian-and, Arrived 24, ship Guldregen, Knudsen, Bremen (and left for the Saguenay). nm, mdon ; Jn. Glasgow: Briggs, Clyde; Ele: anor Wood, Me! SURINAM, May tein pert, brig Neliig (Br), Rood, Boston in 10 days; Erie, ree for dodo; ‘Aikae X Sialth (Br), tor do, ldg. br Jago, May edro, Jarkey, New York: sebr Augui ie Hfatvaxs 2008, brig Lady a Mi bird (Br), Hen, Barbados, Nailed 24th, G de Zaldo, Miller, Guantanamo, to load for. New York. saga May J Jeans; Bist, & bi 20—Arrived, barks Biba. Glover, New Or- Mitchell, New York: brign Sa- + Mereiw: jonas; schr Chas Mor: (BE. oCatled "doth, pakend F Crosby, Crosby, N of Hatteras; Almira Coombs, Coo re Break wate: rive Sn- tied atrouts Fickots, Boston; Avalo Bensoit (Bn, Mallett, Now York; schr Mary E Long, Handy, Cardenas fe: Bay, Apri —In port, burks ‘August Friedrich 8 r}, Moll, irom Singapore tor New York; No Git. tor Wonton; Edward Albeo (ir), Cummins, diss; Brotliers German (Br), Stivarie, for Durides. Steamen Sovtura.! fied, John D Tupper, Pottle, Mon- Pex Antwenr, May 24— trowl, isTOL, May 26—Sailed, Amphitrite, hored in Kingroud 20th, Sidonian Bi anh May 24—Arrived, stnow, @ ton’ NC. Brees, May 24—Arrived, Odor (s). Leist, New York. Borpeavx—Arrived at Pauillac May 23, Quillota, Cadio, San Francisco, Bimiiratam, April 16—Arrived, Phineas Pendleton, Nich- irace, Quebec. tor Classow, linings ved, Marathon, Jones, Cardiff, Brown, Havre, 4th, Cent ommay, M. Balled May fy Lean al, Benrse, ion May 24—Cleared, Nornen, [elgesen, Hampton fonds, InP sth, LizsieC Troop, Corning, from Autwerp, Arrived 25th, Rosia Welt, Welt, Antwerp. iled 24th, Franklin, Husiall, Ry Janeiro, XHAVKN, May 22—Arrived, Wioland (s), Hobieh, 3 York for Hu Canis. May J0—Arrived, Martha N Wall, Bakor, Genoa. CHIN, Apric27—Sallod, Lalla, Vanco, Bombay; May 3. rors, Liehborn, Haniourg Braunschweig (9), Undentsch, L, Hera, “sront, Wilmingto bertson, din ad carat eighton, do for Sun Franch Gi, ustang, Borkland, irom Stete hignecto, Shaw, from Bromen for Phila- OM, Medolpad, Ohlsen, from Rotterdam ied, G 8 Ponory, for Sydney, CB; Arrived, Benedetto, Cafiero, Bulti- 5 —Ariived, Alberto, Cerneovieh, New GLASGOW, May troal. URKENOCK, Arrived, Phemnictan (s), Brown, Mon jay 24—Arrived, B Webster, Pri JX Vorsoy, Coil, Porto Ric «s), MeLean, Montreal. eNTI, May Lb—suiled, Gnerrera, Rus yinnattan, May Is—Artived, Ranger, Maniey, New ore (2) Sentoln, Lauro, Carthagena: St Axnello, Gustav Adolph Nowe, Balti- va, Gazzero, Priladelptia Helletas, Forte: roo; Pe Invisnowes Heap, Bastimere. Liverroot, May —Sniled, Falcon, 26th, sussin (8), Cook, New Yor! Otf the port Baitinare. Salted ith, Nova Scotian (s), Wlehardeon, from Sth, Cormorant, Williams, San Francisco; Kate Hite (s), Corb Homewood, Bombay, New Kichmond (Oanada}; Wm Jackson, 4 aflisto, Speteh, Kiehmond; Lonis Walsh, Wi Hervig, Riehibueto th. Llex, Ie, Qheon, Mortis, Goetho, Miramichi; Olive 8 Southard, Walker, ot John, Off Holyhend 20th—Qnebee (s), Thearle, from Montreal ~tleared Dartmouth, Robertson, Helghton, San’ Franctyco ‘a “Hoth, Pelneess of Wales, Will Taglor, Gurdifl, ker 2th, Anorold, aint, Metiray, Shelbuene, vi Lt 5 , onan Enverad gut J el Lyme yn Arrived at 20 ay ialworeon, Wi ton; Guiuovere, Keith, Di Downs, . jammond, New York. Loxpoxpeni 23~Arrived, Ululis, Trapenl, Balts- more; Hiawatha, ylisnon, May"? ili, a.” Laura Cacace, Lauro, New tae 100k, 3 BW f tay hay) ‘St Ubes. a iii and 2a oe vines es rhere abe (0, Craig gaeee™ Trotry, aud Me dalrad vOhiaens Phtiade 4 Whi © ) for. cuotes (and sailed loara, Wa nt teal Ys : Xewrons, May 24—Clearod, Alice . Morzau, Mon- tre Piymovutu, May 24—Sail Mi h, Irvine. fo, Balloony Sok Deltine: Beltattnas Marin Repetto, wieteee May 25-8, Chiozsa, Moll Qovunszows, “May 25-Sailed, Felicing 3a, Molle, Waterford, Trafalgar, Lockwood, Cirdiff; Giovanni D. Duicich, Granton; Grad Korlovac, Palenvich, do Mio Pa- dre. Bailestino, London; Perseveranti, Bs wick. bgp Muy 23—Sulled, Onkel Vbristian, Hasson, eeetoon, Ape grea Z Ring, Moran, Chasnel,, Revsion, Aeel ‘Arrived. Larkan, Lethm: New Be lise, Gilmore, Akyab for Queenstown, pauapuntaxn, Muy 24—arrived. “Cochrina, ‘Leighton. ort dl, Sr song “May 23—Passed, Statler (s), from Leith for SwixaNuxpr, May 21—Arrived, Saron, Johnsen, Wil- wington, ‘23d, Graut, Florenaes, Coosaw ieuetous May abe arrived Molly, Warts, ‘New York; 2st, Else Eachisicht, Wittenhasen, do, Sixaarony, ‘24—Arrived prior, Nancy Pendleton, ‘a waseee: SOLONA, May 21—Sailed, John wibson, Dodd, Bosto ons oT Utaaas Apel April Fim Raaeed, Gatherer, Thompson, from Vintoaratan, ‘March 30—Arrived, Fraok Pendleton, Nichols, Caicutta, Wrst Hartiaroon, May 24—Arrived, Friederich, Begge- ren, Darien. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, June 5—Arrived, sehrs Etta V Stimp- son, Georgetown: John A Lord, do; BH Furbor, do. ed ueenry Woaneufl Sinine, Newburzh; A F Kina org, Newark: Jobn A Lord, ‘New London; 8 L Burns, on. Passed up—Sehr Chase, for Georgeto Pasced down—schrs, Fla Mutiord, tate, Harry Lan- ely, aod Hurton, from Georgoto pAbMOSAUG, June 4—Arrived, ‘sche Excelsior, Blyden- rx, Keri Naliod—Schr Jned Hewitt, Foster, Philadetphie. Sth—Arrived, sehr Jeunio ‘Rosalicd, Tooker, Georgetown, BOSTON, June 6—Arrived, steamer ments, matte Savannah; barks Sent + Hari NeDonald. Barbado Ha Wellington, pom a salu, King: Sivor Spray. Wells, and Julia a tg Chas ‘Comery, Freeman, 1, Hobowe: (Br), Pur schrs Grace Vundusen, Godfrey, Alexandria; Adelia Corson, Corson, Kichmond; Snow: HE Sbuvert Pratt, sera Phi bos be Mart, Burgess, South Amboy; ry Dtinakell Outer, Baithnore j ahiplerd, Andrews, dein: Garcie F Walk ad sede dlgdiaseat becom daeer Heletisitey ttenetsl Whitney, Hullett, Now York; brigs Winfld, Bluber, Phila: deiphte;'Ambrons Light. Schwartz, Brunswick, Gu; sclire Plutt, Sharp, Queonstown tor orders: Bill Itardy, Raker, Boltimore: Monitor, Chuse, ‘Brovkiyn; Fawn Kelly, New Yor! Sailod—Xteamors Borks and Saxo BALTIMORE, Jana 6— arrived Bil Garret Fuster, Now York: bark na, Londonderry A feline J Rudd, Ande rol Ger), Setnandine; Cephas Stucrott, Bavbidge, Hosta Moore, Doune, Boston; Dora's Prindull, Boyuton, Pay- aunder; Kate Newman, Newman, Unlits, ‘Came up from quarantine—Burk Insular (Nor), Mochel- dost, Havana, ‘At quaruntino—Bark Constance (Ir), Mace, from Havann; brig Jolin U Noyes, Coke, from Yagua; scur Joseph Souther, Watts, trom Unrdeuns. Olecred--Barks Tellus (Nor), Johnsen, Rouen (France); pegs alte (tab, eree a jusenatown; Ada Car- ia, Terhuns, Wilming- wh: sehrs Charlio uel Gilman, Kelley, w Haven, zabeth, Doan, tch, Bucksyiile, SC, and June t ‘Sniled id Mente Abby tale, Daroy. Clty Point, to load for Salom; 4th, A W Bilis, Forguson, Brooklyn, NY’ (not as be- fore); ‘MW Drew, Madoney, Jacksonville: ' Jachin, detch- ell, New York. BANG, June 4—Arrived, sche Bowdoin, Randall, Phil- adelphia, Gieared—Sohe Annie R Lewis, Lewis, Wilmington, Del, agai Tune 4—Arrived, acht Isaac itich, Studley, Phiia- et A RLESTON, June 6—Arrived, steamer Virginia, Hinckley, led—Brig Miguie Abbie, Harding, W hs sche seeeericnen pete on CALAIS. Mey Wed, bark Continental, ¥ord, New York, #0uh, sehr Elle Frances, Bulger, Baltimore. BA senre Jod F Buren. Cook, New York; Botn, ee ad tee Ai eee Stay St sailed, sehrs Garland, Libby. nee a ree, ochre Prono, Shermai Ciatke Now York, EDGAKTOWN, June S—Arrivea, ache Olive Avery, Fap- , Now York for Newburyport; survey sehr Uritt, Platt, piauiede sche ‘Thomus Mix, Hall, from New York for EAST GREENWICH, June 4—Arrived, sche Helen, 3,4 ¥ 4 Sanrbruck, Sexrle, Port Johnso Woxkor, its ro di for Bltimors, bei ka Siarame eas poe Rearnece «Fr, front Bagan Ta, -Ekunaior: fom Metanant? Alston, (Ber feats Clentuoxon Passed ont—Bark: Aguidned for Rio Juneito; Arracan (Ger), for Rotterdat vviva (Nor), for Queenstown; brigs Sarab Wallace (Br), for St John, Wimington | (all from oe Annie Goddard, tor VER, June 4—sailed. steamer Hercules, Swa- or Poledelein: achr Toal (Br), Hamm, New York. pelt ‘ST pane Grarrived, ache Andrew Borden, Br-Olonred, hodker." yship Heotla, Bassi, “Jape Arrived, seb ‘4. xe Mtiajisian ‘wifed—Btenmer Lone Stér; bar! mers ant iNORTOLK: date OnArived. steamer Hermans ade Ken). rove,’ itlo Janeiro, short of coul (would leyve Al ‘Thi tor New York ARAN RURY PORT June 5—Arrived, schrs Elwood Dori arvix, Piiludelphin; Lucy May, Freeman, New York; W Wilerrimanc rang. Phiindel fi. Salloa—Stcamer Le 'yloy, Philadelphia, NEW Bs DFOBD, Jane 4—Arrived, sche Kilen M Du’ IN entive, reteer: J EH AM 5—Salled, schrs Bluckstone, Wickson, New York; ¢ “allde. Garnett, do; Jou Hay. Butler, Phitedel: Panne, June 4—Salled, schr West Wind, Romer, Phil-” “wbnteRL, June 4—Arrived, achr Dreadnought, Sean Ciiated sebe EA Chesebro, Robinson, Philedelphis vie Now York. “In Future alt advertivements blero ainsi eight ‘o'clock At Sell fe charged double ASIRD—VOR on MONTHS «4 Pra j AND asi August bout 35 tons, with sleeping room for fe Addross, stat apres ‘and de scribing rossel, box 5: or 455 Pos Kcorke fret ieespeed AFTRA CLASS RL cM bt art, 1 ® crul wee! tofuratsh ail except, crow. aud cook. address box 232 Heraid office. "In Fatare all advertisements presented for after eight o'clock P, M. will be charged rates, OYAL HAVANA LOTIERY. UFFICIAL LIST OF THE DRAWING TOOK PLACE JUNE No, Priv, No. Prix, 6....$500 5014... $500 WHICH No, 1401 SEEESEEESS Es E 6000 +500 500 500 1000 500 500. 590° 4 500 2500 500, 5000 000, 500 1; 500 +500 508 500 +500 1000 5006 500 500 +500 506 500 506 +500 500 +500 500 +500 +500 500 500 500 500 2 FA = is 500 500 1000) 53 sé SSEZE5E3E ee ie field: Haynor, Palin 5 rived, sel nd Young Teaser, Facemirer Philadelphia; sloop Napoleon, Weeks, Saud: wich. Sailed—Schr Mary Riley, Riley. Philadelphia. NEWPORT, Juue d—Artived, sehrs Mary B Smith, Ma- loney, Thomaston for New York; Walter U Hall, Tallman, Roaklund for do (and-both sailed this iy. Smiled—Sehrs Joba 8 Beachum, Wood! for Senconnot River, to loud scup fish for Philudal nin AR Helens Rote bins, Providenes John W Bell. & Whistler, Keefe, Taunton tor New York; Di qe Providenco for }, Somerset for UNEW HAVER, Ju rrived, sebrs Ht J on Cranmer, Georgstown’ Phil Sheridsa, Linsley, ta JB Carrington, Parker, Baitimore, PASCAGOULA, Jane 2—Cloared, barks Talbot (Nor), Rotfaen, Liverpool; Leonlda (swe), Lundquist, Restronget PEN AOOLA, June 1—Arrived, sehes Vernal King, Gul- veston; Virginia, Campbell, Mobile (aud sailed on her re- turn), ared—Harks Atalants (Br). Guy, Aberdeen; Edward Biekmore, Cleutuegos; Marin’ Sarah (Get), Hard- r " HILADELPATA June 6—Arrived, steamers Norfolx, Ford, Fall River; Beverly, Wallace, New York; schrs Donna, t, aerns Pinta, Dix, Autigua; (and B® Vaughan, Vaughan, New York; m, Norwich Samuel Hart: Kellv, New ing. Quiney; Edgar, Quinton, fayer (Nor), Heltt aie Colburn, Si. steamers Harold Ha Smith, New York Agni town, Bucon, Boston; Hercules, Swascy,’ Fath Hes, Hand, Newburyport: sehex Clara Merrick, Trolind, Pensacola: ML Vankirk, Sampson, Loncbvilie, ty Aune Beil Hyer, Betts, Vandyver, NC; Frank Quoe L Abbett, Lagiam do v Calhoun, Boston Jonderg, do; M Benson, 3 New. Bei . Parker, Dighton: A B Godtr Clio, Beunnin, Miltviil Cloured, stenmers Aries, Whelden, Boston; Tonawanda, Sherman, Providence; Ann Eliza, Richwrd w York; bark Francisco Bertolotto (Ital), Antolo, Oork for senza Trade Wind, Corson, i atie Collins, Mabhin, AH Willtnme, Russell, tiara t An W Beuford: Henry Alien, Tatem, Norwich; Rippl New Haven: Laura Kobinson, Kelly, Ipswich, BG Floyd, Cliford, Newport, Also leured. steamers Ponnaylyantn, Harris, Liverpool ¢ Panther, Miller, Boston; barks. Al y_ (Br), MeKenzio, ‘oriolian (Ger), Von Brown, Bromon vin New hte Thro Brothors, Bailey, Atlantic City; Li Stu Ni rane Taser, Laced Wareham: JG Babeoek, um, Keteham, Smith, Sunenss A: toh WL Abbott, Ludi; Godfrey, Butchel tinda, Stone, Potorsburg. Sailed —Stoamer Panther, Lrwes Del. June 6—Arrived, hark Aeolus (Nor), Krogh, rig Kasanck, Smith St Jago, Ballista ¢ ital). tor. New York. Boston; si jana, lo; Cla- PORTUASD, June 5—Arrived, schrs F St Clair Edwards Phutadelobins Ruth 1 Baker, de: Casco Lodge, New York! Lune, do. Uth—Arrived, sehrs Walsh (Br), Odell, Frjardo, PR; Grao Cushing. Now York, Cleaced—Bark Golden sheaf, Bowling (ootland); brig F H Jennings, ¥ VORTSMOUTH, June 5—Sailed, sches Addie M Bird, Falen, Windse : Mabol Rose, Allon, Philadelphia: Arc: tle, Hunt, No PROVIDENCE, 6 Bapoitt, Georgetown, DO} Hick: k jor Pawtncket: it Curtis Haskell, Phtiadelphins Mu Ron, Catlinay Metvili ; Untario, Birdick, Port Juhnso for ‘Pawtneket; AW Thompson, Mallen, Brooklyn; Ili- nos, Wilson. New York, Sulloa—Sehrs Sarah E Allen, Allen, Port Antonio, J. Florence Dean, Phillips, Horner: John ti Perry, Woou, Philadelphia; Wm Whitehend, ‘Vita Spenser, Comser; Corvelins, Ladd; “alitnale Wilson, and Jounie Rovers, Kocers, New Yor! Xniled 4th, set len, Howe, South Amboy. R 6 —Arrived. barks Thomas rano (Br), Taylor, Deinware Broukwator; Hedwig (Ger: Warnken, Sandy flo Sniled—Sche L. D Figs, Philadelphia, BAN FRANC son, WAR o) BAVA Us8Co, Juae 5—satied, ship Adam M Simp. og tte O-Atrived, steamers Ban Jactgte, Harurd, ote oninta Catilurine, Phitwdelphi agoosn, Hooper, Bultimor Naited -Stenmer Gen Barnes, Cheesman, Now York; brig Jalio (8p), Barcelona. SALEM, June 4—Arrived, schrs Lizste Florence, ays cot, Philndeiphin: George W Whistler, Jr, Burgess, South Detmont Locke, rendleron, Port Jubnson. Hulled—Steamer Keating, Colburn, Philadelphia, SOMBRSEKT, i Arrived, scars Prod Tylor, Parker, Perth idridge, nith, Philadelphia; Jane ectn Bailey, Aerived, sehrs poe O~ man, from Alexan 3 Mount, eouth Amber; Wm M Norton, *Hnamer, do, MF Wop “a Brown, Port Johnaon. Irs Bella Peck, and KA Uhesobro, fur New Vinny ARD HAV June 5.—Arrived, schrs Trav. eler, Young, Raleimere for Nulen Onward, Calals id Appunaniy, KE: fain Stroup, Hurst Portemouth for Putadetytn Harbor tor doy UL By Charles W Holt, Dela: Nt 'Totn foe a » May, M Portiaud for dos Wm © . 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