The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1877, Page 10

10 WASHINGTON The Louisiana Bull-Dozers at Their Old Work. POST OFFICE TROUBLES IN FELICIANA. An Early Announcement of the Foreign ‘Appointments Promised. INVESTIGATION OF THE INDIAN BUREAU _—— FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. ‘Wasutxcros, June 7, 1877. THE POST OFFICE TROUBLES IN THE PARISH OF FELICIANA, LA.—GENERAL GEORGE A. 6HERI- DAN SENT DOWN TO INVESTIGATE. If the signs of the hour may be trusted the people of Louisiana and Governor Nicholls are likely to have their pledges of good faith severely tested’ and the sin- cerity of their acceptance of the President's policy put tothe proof, The parish of Feliciana is distinguished aboveallothersasthe home ofthe bull-dozer, Feliciana is famous fur him, as all will remember who read the proceedings of the olectoral inquiry, He flourishes there jn all bis perfection and glory. It so happens that within this bistorical eounty two post office vacancies bave occurred colncident with tho appointment of General George A. Sheridan, of New Orleans, as a special agent of the Post OMce Department, and to him the President bas issued a commission instructing him to goto Feliciana and see that the two colored federal officers are duly installed at their posts, or know the reason why they are not. General Sheridan leaves Washington by to-night’s train, There is no doubt about his courage, but if he can only get the two postmasters to scrow up their courage to the sticking point and enter upon their duties there willbe music in Feliciana if the bull-dozer shall persist im bis shotgun policy and go the extromo of putting 1t into practical operation. It will be seen that General Sheridan’s mission will bring Governor Nicholls and bis people face to face with their duty under the policy inaugurated by the President and give them to understand that his velvet glove may cover a mailed band. HE FOREIGN MISSIONS AND CONSULATES—AN EARLY DECISION ON THE APPOINTMENTS ANTICIPATED, It is thought that the Cabinet session to-morrow will de almost wholly occupied with the subject of the for- tign missions and consulships, and that the appoint- ments, 80 far as they shall have been made, will be given tothe press to-morrow night. ‘The §tate Department has been practically closed for a couple of days, owing to the occupation of Mr, Evarts and his assistants in pre- puring the lists. The principal appointments to foreign missions have been already guessed at with suflictent accuracy t@ deprive tho coming announcements of much of their novelty. THE KEMPER MASSACRE—INVESTIGATION OF THE CASE OF M'CLELLAND. Tho District Attorney for the Southern District of Mii ippi, Mr. Lucas Lea, has been instracted by the Department of Justice to investigate the facts attend- ing tho death of MeClelland in the Kemper county mas- acre, in compliance with the request made by tho Britis authorities, Who claim that McClelland was a British subject. GENERAL WASHINGTON = DESPATCHES. Wasuinctos, June 7, 1877, TBEASUREB AND ASSISTANT TREASURER, The President to-day signed the commissions of James Gilfillan to be United States Treasurer and A. U. Wyman to be Assistaut Treasurer, the appointments, as heretofore stated, to take eflect on the Ist of July, IN APPRECIATION OF THE PRESIDENT'S SOUTH- BERN POLICY, ‘The President thts mornivg received a large bust of himself in terra cotta from the Louisiava Constitu- tioual Union Association, This present was in appre- ciation of his Southern policy. Tho bust was placed in the library of the Executive Mansion. (NTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS FOR THE PAST FISCAL YEAR. The aggregate of interns! revenue receipts for the fiscal year to date exceeds the total receipts tor the same period during the last fiscal yoar. The returns already foot up in excess of $11,000,000, and the im- pression at the cepartment is that the fall receipts lor tho year will fall little, if any, below the estimate of $120,000, 000, ILLICIT DISTILLATION IN THE SOUTH. The Commissioner of Internal Reventio is expecting early reports containing details ofa recent raid upon Mlicit distillers im Alabama, telegraphic advices of which have already been recetved. The tenor of sey- * eral letters from revenue officers who have been oper- ating fn Georgia, North Carolina and 1m other parts of the South is favorable to the complete suppression of ulicit distillation in the region where the goverament agonts have been vigorously at work. CHARGES AGAINST CHIEF CLERK GALPIN, OF THE INDIAN OFFICE—A BOARD OF INQUIRY APPOINTED. Certain charges affecting the official integrity of Mr. Galpin, Chief Clerk of the Indian Office, having been filed recently, that officer requested an immediate and thorough tnvestigation, and Secrotary Schurz has to-day appointed a board of inquiry, to consist of Jo- steph K. McCammon, of tho Department of Justice; Major Thomas H. Bradley, of the United States Army, and George M. Lockwood, Chief Clerk of the Interior Department. The Board are directed to convene to- Morrow, with authority to adopt such ‘rules for tho taking and admissibility of testimony as may be nec- essary toa full and completo iuvestigation of all the alleged misconduct or irregularities, ARREST AND CONVICTION OF A BOGUS GOVERN- MENT AGENT. The Post Office Department has been advised of the conviction and sentence to the Penitentiary of one Jobn R, Francis, alias James B. Cone, alias G. G Barr, who in April last appeared in the vicinity of Abingdon, Va, representing himself as & federal officer empowered to privately employ secret agents to detect illicit distillers and for the fetection of frauds on tho postal service. He sent out circulars inviting appheations for the po- sition, und charged $20 for commissions, which ho tasued to any one who was confiding enough to pay the money. His operations were reported to the depart- ment, which at once sent a special agont to look after bim, with the result above stated, SEW MONEY ORDER OFFICES TO BE ESTAP- LISHED. On July 2 there will be 209 new money order offices established, distributed among the sevora!l States, as follows ;—Alabama, 5; Arkansas, 13; California, 9 orado, 3; Connecticut, 3; Dakota, 1; Florida, 1 Georgia, 8; Idaho, 1; Lilinois, 21; Indiana, 13; In¢ Territory, 1; Iowa, 19; Kansas, 10; Louisiana, 2; Maine, 4; a) Kentucky, 4; Moryiand, 2; Massachusetts, Micbigno, 18; Minnesota, 6; Mississippi, Missouri, 1 Montina, 1; Nobraska, 14; Nevada, 2;, New Hampshire, 3; New Jersey, 4; New York, 17; North Carolina, 6; Ohio, 17; Oregon, 3; Pennsylvania, 18; South Carolina, 2; Tennessee, 6; Utah, 1; Vermont, 3; Virginia, 1; West Virginia, 1; Wisconsin, 12; Wyoming, 2 Avout 160 additional offives will be made money order offices on the 1st of October next. THE DISTRICT SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT TAX— APPEAL FROM THE DECISION RESTRAINING 117% COLLECTION. Tne District Commissioners have petitioned for and been granted an ailowance of appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States in the case of Columbus Alexander ys. the District Commissioners and tho First National Bank of New York, in which Mr. ander secured a decision enjoining the District Com- missioners from collecting special improvement tux nssesmont's, In the petition the District Commis. sionors set forth that when the injunction was granted by tho District Supreme Court the Court was divided, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 8 1877—TRIPLE SHEET, j three sustaining and two opposing the injunction. They then proceed to enumerate a variety of alleged errors in the action of the lower court. RESIGNATION OF THIRD ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL BARBER AND APPOINTMENT OF HIS SUCCESSOR. It is ascortained to-day that previous to tho depar- ture lust night of Third Assistams Postmaster General Barber for Michigan be placed his resigeation in the hands uf the Postmaster General, Tho President to-day appointed a. D, Hazen, of Pennsylvania, to be Third Assistant Postmaster Gen- eral, vice E, W. Barber, of Michigan, resigned, to tako effect June 30, the close of the fiscal year. General Barber’s resignation was wholly voluntary, being caused only by a desire to attend to Lis per- sonal interests in Michigan, He hes beld the position of Third Assistant Postmaster General under five successive Postmaster Genorals. Mr. Hazen has been in the Post Office Department since 1864 and chief of the mp department for the past three years, His new appointiment is made by the President as a ‘civil servico promotion,’’ on the recommendation of Gen Barber, First Assistant ‘Tyner and Postmaster General Key. It is understood that the position vacated by Mr. Hazen will be tendered to J, M. Davis, late of tho same division, but now chief clerk of the Governmont Print- ing Office, AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED INTO TBE WOBK- INGS OF THE INDIAN BUREAU, Secretary Schurz to-day issued an order creating a rd to consist of Dr. Richard Josepb, Disbursing Clerk of the Interior Department; J, D. Terrell, Chiet of Division tn the Second Comptroller’s office of the Treasury Department, and Amos Hadley, of the Interior Department, to examine into the methods now in force in the fmance and accounting divisions of the Indian Bureau, especially as to the analysis of monoy and property accounts of Indian agents, and whether tho accounts of agents are rendered in accordance with Jaw and regulations; whether any expenditures aro made without proper authority, and whether the pres- ent system is such as to show at all times the condi- tion of money and property affairs at each agency. The last quarterly reports of the agents are to be carolulily scrutinized for the purposes above stated, and particular examination will be made as tothe number and the compensation of employés at each agency, and whether they are given or are allowed to purchase subsistence or clothing in violation of law. The Board are also instructed to make up examia- tion as to the character and total money value of “special purchases’? for any agency during the present fiscal year, and whether such purchases have been properly accounted for. The Board are not to be limited by these specific instructions, but are to mako such further investigation as may bo deemed proper for the best interests of the service, and are authorized to callapon any of the officers or employés of the bureau for such information and assistance as may be neceseary, ANOTHER TORNADO IN THE WES‘, [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.} Omana, Neb,, June 7, 1877, After a day of threatening weather and unusually high temperature a violent storm of wind and rain burst over this city last night, accompanied hy a sud- den increase of cold, which added to the severity ot the tempest, The wind changed from the southeast to the southwest immediately before the storm, The damage inflicted on this city and vicin- ity ts great, and as commuuteations were seriously !pterrupted, its extent cannot be learned for some days, Everything movable that was exposed to the wind was torn or shattered. Outhouses, chim- neys, fences, railroad cars standing the tracks, trees and other objecis were either blown down, overturved or uprooted. The Von- gregational charch was severely wrecked and bad its steeple destroyed. ‘’be rain in the meantime pourod down in torreuts. The storm did not last Jong and followed au easterly course through lowa, doing much damage. EFFECTS OF THE STORM. Omana, Neb,, June 7, 187 A terrific wind and rain storm prevailed in this sec- tion last night, coming trom a southwesterly direction anddoing extensive damage in this city aud the sur- felindiug country. Particulars have not yot been us- certained. The Con; bhi penne Church steeple here ‘was blown down ahd itis reported that the stables at the barracks were demolished. Trees were uprooted und chimneys and porches destroyed. The storm ex- tended east into lows, doing serious damage to the telegraph lines. Al tho fair grounas at Florence a largo hall was un- roofed. In the cemeteries many of the fest aud larg- est monuments were blown down, The aamage done in this city is very great.“ At Papillion, Neb., ning” miles southenst of many buildings were damaged, among others the Epis- copal church, which was ustfeoted. HEAVY RAIN IN RHODE ISLAND. ProvipEnce, Jane 7, 1877) A heavy rain, especially in the southern part ot the State, occurred last night. It is estimated that ten inches of rain fell ‘un South Kingston. Two damaiat Rocky Brook were washed away, taking out forty feet of the Narragansett Picr Railroad and badly washing the highway. Tho railroad has been repaired. The water got into (he storchouse of the Peacedale Manu- facturing Company, damaging ubout one hundred cases of sbawis, All the highways in the town are badly guilied, MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. Wan DePartMext, Orricy oF THE CHIEF SiGNat Ovricer, Wasuixctos, Juno 8—1 A. M. Indications, For Now England, nenrly stationary, followed by faltiog barometer, wincs mostly fiom northeast to southeast, stationary or higher temperature, partly cloudy and cloudy weather, with rain areas, For the Middle Atlantic States, siowly rising fol- lowed by falling barometer, northwest winds, shifting to southeast, stationary or higher temperature, in- creasing cloudiness and occasional rain are: For the South Atlantic States, nearly stationary pressure and temperature, winds mpstly from the southwest, partly cloudy weather and fain areas, For the Gulf States, slight change of prossure or temperature, southerly winds, partly cloudy weather, with rain areas, For Tennesseo aud the Ohio Valley, stationary on higher pressure, winds mostly from southeast to southwest, partly cloudy aud cloudy weather, with slight change of temperature. ‘For the lower luke region, nearly stationary pressure, stationary or higher temperature, southeast to southwest winds, partly cloudy weather and occa- sional showers. For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi vale leys, winds mostly from the northwest, rising baromes tor, stationary cr lower temperature, partly cloudy weather, and in Missouri aud Iowa rain areas, For the upper lake region, rising barometer, south. east to southwest winds, stationary tomperature, partly cloudy weather and possibly occasional showers, The Lower Missouri River will slowly fall at and below Branswick. The Mississippi will remain nearly stationary, Cautionary signals continue at Duluth, Marquette, Escanaba, Grand Haven, Chicago and Milwaukee, THE WEATHER YSTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature tor the past twenty-tour hours, in com- parison with the corrosponding date of Jast year, as indteated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, Heratp Building: — 1876, 1877. oF a 63 OF 6 9 m1 Ww Averoge temperature yesterday. Average temperature tor corresponding di year, Retiayp, Vt, June 7, 1877, Hugh Flanagan, a workman at West Rutland quarry, fell into the quarry a distance of 120 feet this after. noon and was Killed, MY CERIOUS DEATH. Synacuan, N. Y., June 7, 1877, This morning Jobu Doran was found on the track of the Binghamion Raitroad with his body badly muti- lated, A tram of coal cars had passed over bim. A i#tol shot wound was found in his bei joved he was murdered and placed on the track to cover up the crime. FOUR AT A BIRTH. AWKENCE, Moss., Jane 7, 1877, The wife of Dr. George FE. Woodbury, of Methuen, gave birth to four children last night. Three of them only lived @ few tours. It is be- | ARMY INTELLIGENCE. THE SIXTEENTH INFANTRY AT FORT LEAVEN- WORTH, (BY TELEGKAPH TO THE HERALD.) Leavexwortn, Kap., June 7, 1877. The Sixteenth regiment of infantry, under Colovel Peoneybacker, will arrive at Fort Leavenworth, trom the South, on Saturday next, and they will be distrib- uted throaga this department, and-the various detach- ments of tho Twenty-third d into this post, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, Wasuinatos, June 7, 1877. Captain George Brown has been ordered to duty as Inspector of the Tenth Lighthouse district, Buffalo, N. Y., in place of Commander Edward £. Potter, de- tached from that duty and placed on waiting orders, Assistant Paymaster John N. Spool has been ordered toduty ini the Bureau of Provisions aud Clothiog at the Navy Department, Lieutenant Commander Feank Wildes bas deen ae! trom tho Dictator and placed on waiting orders, HEALTH OF Sa NAVAL CADETS. Waaminorom, June 7, 1877. Rear Admiral Rodgers, Superintendent of the Nav: Academy at Annapolis, reports to the Navy Dopart- ment that all the cadets of that institution who were sick with the measles have recovered and resumed their studies. CONFEDERATE DECORATION. Wasaincron, June 7, 1877. The Southern Memorial Association to-day deco- rated the graves of the Confederate soldiers at the Ar- Itpgton Cemetery. Baurimore, Juno 7, 187 The annua! decoration of Confedera soldiers’ graves at Loudon Park Cemetery took place this after- noon, The attendance was larger than ever beforo, CONVICT LABOR, PHILADELPHIA, June 7, 1877. The Legislative Committee on Convict Labor met to-duy, and extended an invitation to all manufac- turers in this State who aro engaged in the manufac- ture of shoes, brooms, brushes, furniture and all otber articles manufactured by convict labor, and who fee) that their business ts in any way intorfered with by tho products of the convict labor of this State, to communteaie with George W. Hall, the chairman. SHIPPING G NEWS OCEAN - STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JUNK AND JULY. | Baila, | Deatination| | «| Ramer June 15 Browaway 37 Broadway 7 Bowling Green 7 Rowling Gre 2 Bowling Green [20 Broadway City of Adriatic Liverpool: Liverpool..14 Bowling Green i Brondway -|Glaszow....]72 Broadway Hambnre .|G1 Nroadway Liverpool. .| 87 Broadway ‘I Liverpool... . | Glasgow, 6.| Bremen, Liverpool Broadway Hambure,. (61 Broadway Liverpool. :|15 Broadway Liverpool, .]89 Broadway f 55 Brondway 7 Bowling 7 Bowling (ire .}2 Bowling Groen ree | Hamburg: 1161 Brondway Germanic, ; | Liverpool. 137 Broadway Wyomin Liverpool. ,|29 Brondway ie Jnly 5.|famburg../61 Broadway City of Horlin::< july | 7-| Liverpool. /45 Brondw ay Wisconsin. . uly 17. | Liverpool ..|29 Broadway e@-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE,—Coptains or officers ofve is cngaged In the coasting and foreign trade observ -| ing the displacoment-or removal of sea buoys are requested to communiento the fact to the i#rand, so thexit maybe brought publicly to the attention of the proper aiithcritien, ‘i aati Lily, Cole, Charleston 5 days, with lumber to Evans, &O eli Me Niry Loginn, Gaskill, Washington, NU, 3 days, with teres to is. ba = yy rt rn Woweland, Virginia. Sehr Veldron, lier, Virzinia. rant: Vircante thy ratieraon, Gourge Arrived 6th, yi Dolphin (Fr), from St Pierre (not Sera- ) phim, as repor . PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Flamborough (Br), Fraser, St Feta) NB, bys Yarmouth, NS, for New York, with mdse and pussengers B Outer va mer Hallets, Boston tor Ne Stenmer City ot New Bediord, Fish, New Bedford tor New York Steamer Killen 8 Terry, for New York, iRchr'll W Sanirss, Crowley, Dorehes i, Pischr Charles W Holt, Delaney, #t John, NB, for Philadel phia. Sehr A MeNichol, Robinson, St John, NB, for Now York. Schr Mary E Amsden, Baker, Windsor, NB, for New York. Pelton, Bal'ant Behr Jumes Neilson, i dul ao Yor Hew Jerse. Bet c; yer New York. ‘York. for New York. or Now Yorks ‘Thomaston for New Haverhill, bog New York. for New York. stain Sehr WC H ima see Gems fail, Nockand for Mew Forks * Schr Anua B Jucobs, Jones, Gloucester, Mass, fur New York. Schr JA Berkel, Saunderson, Salem for ) Schr Isabell Thompson, Sehr Orlands, Rowland, Boston for New ¥: Rehr Jowve Hart 2d, We ts, Tennant’s Tiurbor ior Philndel- pia, sehr G L Lovell, ig for New yore Schr Agni ‘her ustou for New Schr Annie E } gy Boston tor Ntew York, Sebr HB bi Schr Keno, Wells, ry n for New York, ost Sehr J H Gould, sae Hhoston tor New York. Sehr F B Coltun, Randall, Boston tor New York. Schr J M Carte Schr Mark Pon ‘ondlet Schr S.C Tryon, for New York, Schr Light of the trast, Thompson, Boston for New York. Echr & B Wheaton, Jarvis, Bonton’ for New York. Schr AT Rowland, Ruwland, Boston for Now York. Schr Eagle, Robins, Boston for New York. Rehr Eben Fisher, Reynolds, Boston for Baltimore. Schr A D Schull, Gronby, Boston for New York. Schr Jobn Price, Nickerson, Rockport for Ne Schr GH Blake, Binke, Taunton for New York, Steelman yon for ston York. on Tor Now York. Sehr Jacob Kienz Sele Win Connors, ort: Long, Portsmouth, w York. este A deans Tiuest, Portsmouth, Nii or ‘Now York. Schr Restless, Burnham, Fall River for New Sehr Samuel Hurt, Holbrook, Providence for New Y« Sehr Aun Eten, Robbins, Providence for Now York, Schr Keseue, kelly, Providence tor New York. Schr Peerless, Smith, Providence tor New York. Ser pa igh it, Providence fur Now York. rehr D ark, Varrs, Pr Schr Addie G Brrant, Stubt Sehr Wim Whitehend, Titus, Sehr Ella I Watts, Sehr W bb Schr Harriet & Sarab, B Kehr Littie David, MeGue, ston Sehr E A Chesebro, Robinson, Wester, Schr Henry Remsen, Allen, Sehr Emerald, Knowles, Sac Harbor tor New. Senr Kelipse, Miller, Cold Sehr Hix! land. Lynch, R Schr Nancy J Da; y tor New York. lontport for New York. York, Spring. LI. for New York. on for Albany. Howe, Bristol. fl, for New York. Sehr Justice, Casswell, Narcagnnsett ior for New York. Schr Wm Gillem, Hanititon, Portland, Ct, for Sew Yor, Sebr Magzie Cummings, Smith, Colinssett for New York. Schr Only Son, Bean, Branford, Ct, for New York. Sehr M E Pearson, Thomas, Bridgeport for Now Vorm. Sehr LA Van Brant, Van’ Brunt, New Haven for Bultt- mor Sele Samuel P Godwin, Williams, Stamtord tor Now York, BOUND EAST. Steamer Franconia, Bragz, New York for Portland. Steamer Neptune, erry, Now York for Boston. Brie T Morgan, New York for City Island BehrJ 1 Crossley (Br), Crossley, New York for Windsor, Ns. Sent Lake, Somers, New York for Bath. sehr Abbie S Emery, Emery, w York for Wickford, ict Harvest, Corwin, New ork for Somerset aud Provi- useie Lavinia Delanoy, Graves, Now York for Greenport, Schr Mi Now York for Noank, Sebr Anni , New York for Boston. Schr Mund Webster, We ontworth, New York for Lyon. Sehr Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, New York for W: sebr J G Huntin: Potter, Potter 2 Sebrd R Mitchel Sebr Albert Pha Sehr Hannibal, Pendle! iF Bust Schr sultio W ‘Ponder, Tincotue ‘theboken tor Taunton, Scht Evelyn, Crowley, Hoboken for Portsmouth, NU, Schr Wm M Everett, Daniels, Hoboken for Norwich, Schr Ada Herbert, Allen. Hoboken for De SehrS int Tyler, Hobeken for Providence, Sehr Itichard Law, Hawkins. Hoboken for Fall River, Schr Bertha, Conover, Hoboken tor Broaxer's Fully, RI. Sehr Ameiia, Crosby, Port Johnson for Weymouth. Schr Sarah EF Jones. Phinney, Port Johnsen for Boston, Sebr TW ae Unerdes Port Jolnson for ‘yen Sehr T Bodine, silva, Pert Juhnaen for Fell Rives Bolu Silas Branord, Hawking, Port Jotasw for Say. Nis, A letter addrosved “To the editor of tho Hnnaum, New York city,” giving as accuratoly as possible the number and posi- tion of dispiuced buoys or tho cause of their removal, will suffice in all enses observed along the Atlantic and Pacifle costs of ths American Continent. When they aro observed on the coast of European conntries or in tho Mediterranean it 1s requested that information be sent elther by telegraph or letter to the London office of the Nrw Yor Henaup, 46 Fleet street, London, or to the Paris office, Gl Avenue do POpera, Paris, Where the telegraph 18 used despatches may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Kleet street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue de lOpern, Paris.” Where cases of displacement are obsorved In the waters of conntries beyond the reach of the telegraph, as in Asia or Africa, captains maycommunicate with us upon reaching the first conven: fent port, This information will be cabled free of charge to the "knarn and published. BGPNOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING TUE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Youe Henarp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxrap steam yacht, showing while burning the colors red, green, red, ehanging from one to the other in suceession, and can be seen several miles distant, Captains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige a by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of tho Hxmatp. 8a Persons desirous of communicating with vensols arriv- ing at New Youk can do so by addrossing to such veswols eareof Hrnato news yacht, Pier Nol East River, New York. Letters received {rom all parts of tho world aud promptly delivered, Duplicate equired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY BUN AND MOON. 1 WATER, Sun rises.. 428 | Gov, Island... eve 5 41 Sun sets. 7 29 | Sandy Hook.....evo 4 56 Moonrises....morn 1 55 | Hell Gate.. evo 7 26 HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER- VATIONS. June 7, 1877, Ther. Deg. / Stato of | rou. {nek [wi Wind. v4. | Horseshoe. Bandy Hook. PORT OF } NEW YORK, JUN ARRIVAL ALS. \E 7, 1877. REPORTED RY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Olt Domiaion, Walker, Ricnmond, City Point and Nortolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamer John mdse tod 1, Roome, Jt Bark Angela Accome (Ital), Belando, Hull 49 days, with chalk to order, Bark Herne with coffee to Hibyon, Masingo, Georgetown, DC, with (Swe), Byosling, Rio Janeiro 44 days, Solomon ; vosxel to master. rto Cabelio 14 days, with coffeo Bark Nina Sheldon, Sheldon, Havane 10 days, with sugar to order; vessel to Fil Smith “& Co Bark Addie McAdam, Cutis, Card nas 14 days, with sugar to order: vorssel 10 Brett, son & ¢ Bark Martha P Tucker, Tucker. jonas 11 days, witht fuent and imetaco to Mathieson & Wrechors vessel te tet Wo ion & Co. | Bary Joshua Lo ing, Cook, Matanzens 13 days, with sugwe” tod MUebalios: vessel to Thomas Dunham, Nephew & Co. Bark Katolla, Poole, Matanzas 12 days, with sugar, ty, to Brew order; ve Bark Juviter (Russ), Hogm Riser to Rionda, Benjamin & Matanzas 16 days, with: sae! to Yunch, dye & ““fiark JH Chadwick, Howe, Matanzas 13 days, with sugar | to ronda, Benjamin k Co; vessel to master. | “Bark Catvarien, Hopkins, Caibarien 16 deve, with eugat to BH Howell, » on : Venkel to Bartram Bros. Sune 6, 20 miles =H of the IT was run | amor G W Ol 6 tor Charleston, enrrying | Ht. jiboom a a" all headgear; damage to GW of Arichat), LeBleene, Sydney, rking & Job; vessel to Hutton, CB is anyn wivh ooel v0 | Watson & ¢ (ie), Lindsay, Porto Cabello 15 days, with Dallott. Houlton & & 4 press (Br, Benuie, Luegn, Jw, 18 days, with loge Leayerait & = Votersen, San Andreas 13 days, with | coconuts to Wm dex and Co, Brix Afton (of Eastport), Perkins, Havana 12 days, with sugar tg orger: vessel io Jolin Hoynitan’s son & ¢ rhe Gul xi (Be), Hansen, Guantamano 14 days, | with smear i vessel to BF Metcalf & Brig 3 V ippincott, Matwuzns 13 days, with fuger’ and muntacees ‘wer 8 fh Howell Bon & Gay Youel to Samos E Ward & mn, 3S days, with 15 days, with sugar a vessel to Jed, Frye & Uo. Solr kdward Ware, Yor tnunas 17 days, with sugar and molasses to J, M. Cebuiion; vessel to M. Hunter. Sele Robert } @. Hlenthere 7 days, with pines Dongias: vessel to BJ Wenberg ren 4 7855. epoke brig Alrana (Be), fromm, When s 3 3 =E* Fy 2 = | cedar toh Faber: vessel to A May 2h inn ptrviteof Florida. had a heavy ensterly gale nome mute violence for 10 hours; was. b y Ang ‘orweantl fiyl ne, Hohn ‘nove J id fine wel | ther, brook. Schr Hannah Willetts, Dottridge, Port Johnion for Bos- hehe Greeno County Tantier, Hvde, Rondout tor Provi- den Telit Archer & Reeves, Sinott, Philadelphie for Provi- dencs. osBaRED. tana Steamer Suevia (Ger), Franzen, Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourgr- ‘onhardt & Co. Southampton—Funeh. Fg Canima (Br), Liddicost, Bermuda—A E Outer. rid Steamer Isaac Boll, Lawrence, Norfolk, Clty Point and Richmond—Old L Dominion Steamship Co. Steamer E C Biddle. Davis, Uhiladelph McCreery. Phitade! Bragg, Portland— Bt ct W A Schgiten (Dutch), Jensen, Rotte if eame ren, Dutel erdam vis tana a Wead, Nordenskjold (Nor), Bemer, Queenstown, Fa! month or Plymouth for orders—Bockmann, Oerlein & U urk Aristides, (Sor), Salvesen, ‘Trondbjem (Norway)— Bockmann, Oorlein & gaittklatile Stowart (ist), Sinciatr, Penarth Hoads for or- r—Snow & Bt on ark Olive ‘Thurlow, Corbett, Bordewux—Brett, Son & Co. Bure Ade P Gould, Merritt, Gijon @pain)—Mareus Hane tor & Co, ealittk Adda J Bonner, Bonner, Georgetown, DU-B F Met alt & C oenrk G a Tucker, Merryman, Phiiadelphia—J H Win iow & Burgoss. nor Falmouth for or- Brig Blanco (Bri, Foster, Genoa~J W Parker & Co, Bri gennie Phinney, Brown, Buenos Ayres—A R Pratt, cone Tota (Ger), Oestman, Philadelphta—Funch, Edge & Sohe Runity B Wharton, Bush, Jeremie - Seymour & Mans tr “Sehr ‘Wm 0 Irish, Terrill, Chester, Pa—-A Da: ion & Co, Schr Roena Arabell, Siniih. Provincetown — J Wonberg & Co. Sloop Minneho, Beebe, Bridgoport—National Freight and Lighterage Co. SAILED. Steamers Suevia (Gor), fur Hamburg: Arrngon (Br), Bristol; W A Scholten (Dutch), Rotterdam: State of Georgia (Br). Glanzow: Canina’ (Br). Bermuda: Tsare Bell, Richmond, &e; Elie Kuiubt, Philadelphie: barks At lantie (Br), Barbados; GM Tucker, do; brig Water Lity, ar, MARITIME MISCELLANY. Bank R A Crarmax—Tho report that bark R A Chapman (ie) was weneked un.the const of Hera by the Inte tial wave was ano A enable dospatch to Mosses PT Nevius & Son, of this city. states that she was at Pabellon do Pica abont June I, uninjured, and about ready to sail for Hamp- ton Roads, Canso, CB, June 4—Sche Daniel Deronda (Am), while beating in this atternoon, went ashore at the north en- trance of the hurbor, and up to the present time (7 o’ctocx) hud not floated, but is expected to come off at high water to-night, BY June 5—Divers have examined the bottom or the which returned to port sume days ago water. nnd report « largo portion ot the keel gone ana rida Ho'fect oft spilt, Savasxam, Jupe 7—Hark Courier de Canada (Fr) was off the North Brouker at 4 PM to-day, and has ored in the inner roads. Lavxcien—At Bristol, Ma Gamage, a fishing schooner vont 140 tons, named ET Pere and uweed by "Mesers Wells & Go. Mesera. (iam: nge ve Unishing up & Ane fishing sehooner, to be launched in about two weeks, NOTICE TO MARINERS, To tho Editor of the Herald: For the information of navigators I herewith enclose to You, @ doseription aud location of two shoals at the anchor. ike of Humacou, B end of the Isinnd of Porto Rico, WI, heretofore unkno vn, and not marked upon any chart :— The Outer Shoal consists of caral rock and sand. with 17 from the yard ot A& 4 ¢ of water at monn low tide. 40 aa lon Sis 15 W, bear: from south point of Hinting tal Tpland 5 by W por comptes. distont 14¢ miles, and is the extreme rand a ridge of uneven soundings running out iW that direction from said island and terminating abruptly i soundings of iy and fathoms, Thery are no well defined objects that tan bo tuken 10F Cross beurings to nrack thle ‘Nauabo Mountain just shut in with the enst aldo of the | highest pare (south end) of the Iniand of San will be In range of this shonl, This shoal las heretofore been un- known, and only discovered by 1 which the writer comm: 4 striking on it, and on @ subsequent voyage the writer examined it vipetig. and ther skere Tocution enn be depended upon, The shont is about ity yarns in extent north aud wouth, und about twenty east and Fine inner shoal. BE polvi of Santings Island, boars per compass Ib by N My Justo House (the most southe! house except huts, and painted yellow) bears 8 by Wi W. Two ba os shut in with sunth end of Noye shed (n long tile root structure, r ‘Custom House to the north: Logi jt and sand, and “3 rock wator over it, and is about thirty feet in extent in all di- hurd out rections, rising up suddenly trom twenty feet ot Position, lat 1% 08 43 N, lon 65 45 20 W. The writer's ves- 01 growled ‘and reronined on his shoul about three hors, aud atter getting off discovered the outer sh ation can ve dep: mort fr ur weasel geting had to hattine ae bu Testome open It ane rr perv ad ev btn were forty-elzht hours, an iignten tog Pere wee t 4 buoys: upon elthor of tiene is; and it in ot likely that the Soantatt covernmont wil ever put any 08 Hiern, furgivg from the.tact shat pone lise been placed hee ance the war vessel got off, whieh Is rrow about ornels of heavy aratLot wnier. farmerly load Peri ars ‘reise they woala, have undouytarly been nett vored ‘i WHALEMEN. Arrived at H. May 1, a mae Milton, Stivers, of and EY irtlater fro jada "Juroh Perry, of NB, re- ‘ze Er aa aa ports jos cvcligemuaden Tene: 12.00 bbls sp SPOKEN. “anne 300, ant Glory of ete M in, from Liverpool for 7. Tite Sian ae 3 7 im (ites), ” 31 i if iach bagel Ci June 2 int ie, fea elfen for , Gee). irom iRosterdam Yor New York, May ark, showing Jotters WISE probably the Ar. FE a fon a aa eer tte OX: AAP Vnneioral» MARE Tod misprinted). Beta as Fay gh of ae teow " malta Marte ficken frown pe she Neen hey "Meche GL Bradley. tearing 8, May 90, at 32:26, ton 60, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents wd shipmesters are informod that by tolezraphing to the Heravo London Bureau, ad- dross!ug "Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addrossing “Bonnett, 61 Avenue de |’Opera, Paris,” the arrivals at and departu trom Europ and Eastern ports of American and all foroiga veusols trading with the Unitea States, the same will be cabled to this country freo of charge. Captuins arriving at and satling from French and Medi- terranean ports will flad the Paris office the more economl. cal and expeditious for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anrxpat, May 30—Arrived, ship Havro (Nor), Gunder- sen, Mobile. Amstenpax, Juno 4—Arrived, bark Resolve (Nor), Barth, Mobile, Bristow, J 7—Artived, bark Mirto N (Aus), Benomo, Philadetphis Butrasr. June 7—Sailed, ship BE J Harland (Br), Eng- lish, America, S—Arrived, ship D H Morris (Br), Mor- th, bark Marle (Ger), Schubert, Galvese Also arrived 7th, ship Lina (Ger), Hagan, New York (be- fore reported arrived Muy 31). Satled Gth, ships Tamerinne (Ger), Sidenburg, Philadel- phia; 7th, Eliza A Kenney (Br), Fletcher, America. Crostant, June 1—Autrived, bark Ernst & Maria (Nor), unah (before reported without dats). waceN, Juno 3—Arrivod, bark Suron (Nor), Jen- sen, Baltimore. Cnrettana, to June ‘T=Arrived, | brig Isanc Eppinger (Nor), Frodesen, Now York. Duatix, June 7—Saile: tolo, United Stat Exsixore, June 3—Arrived, bare Camilla (Nor), Beck- man, New York. East Lonpon, to June 7—Arrived, birg Eva (Br), Me- Cann, Cardiff (had one seaman washed overboard), Gionattar, June 1—Arrived, bark Alberto (Ital), Mar- Lino, Philadelphia, Gatway, June 7—Artived, bark Eliza Quetrolo (Ital), Torento, Bultimoro. Hamacne, Jane 6—Sailed, bark Excelsior (Ger), Klock, ‘San Francisco. Unrvoxr, June 7—Arrived, steamer Rotterdam (Datch) Vis, New York for Rotterdam. Liverroon, suoe 7—Arrived, ships Beemah (Br), Black- stone, New York; British Envoy (Br), Stewart, do; W A Campbell, Curling, StJohn, NB; bark Adelaids Norris, Robinson, Savannah, Also arrived 7th, steamers Illyrian (Br), Worthington, Boston: Texas (Br), Laurousen, New Orleans. Satled 7th, ship Warsaw (Br), Curry, Sandy Hook; bark Virgo (Nor), Michelson, New York, Also sailed 7th, ships Tabor, Taylor, Wilmington ; Mar- tha Bowker, Woodside, United States; Cuba, Theobold, Sandy Hook. Loxpor, June 7—Arrived, ships Constantine, Croevy, New York; Thyatira (Br), Largie, do, Linxuice, June 6—Sailed, bark Brilliaut (Nor), Chris- tlansen, Delaware Broakwat Leauonx, June 3-Sailed, bark Romance (Br), Toye, New York. Moritte, June 7—Arrivod, steamer Hibernian (Br), Archor, Baltimore vin Halitax for tdyerpool, Marseiunxs, June 6—Arrived, bark Sibi cence, Mobile, Metnovanr, June S—Sailed, steamer City of Santiago (Br), Darke, London. Maperna, to Jane 7—Arrived, brig BE H Rich, Paine, Boston. Neweastix, E, J SPinich, New nt, | Poot Evizasera, to Jane 7—Arrived, bark Cheshire, Rie ie bark Emilia Fights (Ital), Mar- (Fr), Cren- 7—Sailed, bark Norina (Aus), Sco- bere Anne (Nor). Gun- jefssen, New York; 7h, ships North Wales (Br), Owen, Si prasencos aria er, Bosworth, do: barks Amaithos (Nor), Erikson, Baltimore; Atlas (Nor), Morieish, do: De- sett Dubrovackt (Aus), Drabuz, do; Catterina Pietra (Ital), Carrera, do; Emanuel Accame (Ital), Miznoque, do; Fra Francineo (Ital), Pastorino, do; Madro Coruti (Ttsl), Mar- do; Lynet (Nor), Pederson, New York; Niobe (Nor), and Rance (Fr). Grietin, do; Mury G Reed, Geyer, Sterrix, June 4-Sailed, bark Graf Moltke (Ger), Ohits, New Tork. Sinqarore, to June 7—Arrived, bark Northern Star (Br), Wortly, New York. Arrived nt ——= May 30, the Ardl, from United States. Loxpon, June 7—The steamer Cores arrived at Falmouth and reports having passed an Amorican 3-masted schoon waterlogged and abandoned, in lat 46 N, 1018 W. The let tors B ¥ S P were visible on the stern, WEATHER REPORT. Rotyaean, June 7, PM—Wind SW, tresh, Puyxovutn, June 7, PM—Wind SW, moderate FOREIGN PORTS. Sailed, schr Georgictta Guohilda (Br), Metklo, "7 ‘7—In port, ships Prince Frederick (Br), verpool, Ida? City of Boston, Crusby: Ovr: rie Clark, Storer: Gen’ Domville (Br), Stanton; Marathon Br). Jones, and Wm Douglas (Br), Douelas, for Havre, lo; Algonquin (Br), Dexter, for United Kingdom or Conti- nent. Arrives ip Tobique (Br). 4 Drwien, Hoxou ULU, ste Tear jurray, San Francisco; s,1at, Jos Perk: Tonreen, Port Gambil 20th, Brontes. Sadler, San Francisco, Sailed } way 19, bark Victor, Sievert, Port Gam! xa, June 7—Arrived, sveamerC ronielets Fairetoth, Averpoo! June 4— Arrived, bark Marianna TIL (Port); wn; chr Lizale Tupprr (Br) a ‘barks Byron amy Giniatenaen, ‘St Jolin. NB: Walle (Nor); Sorensen, Pory Med panei a. Mitenener, Pogwash;: brig’ Amteront (Br), Morris, Sandy Hoox. Tvtaret, May 13—In port, bark Helena, fot Philadelphia, tosnil in 10 days, onth SYpNKY, OB, June 4—Arrived, bark Vaikyrien (Noa), Anderson, Cowes for Montr Livenroot, May. 30: Aree. exresChartey (BPI: Rout: son, Musquash, NB, 17 daya passa, Laguayna, May 22—Bailed, brig Jonnie A Cheney, Arey New Yor ;novann, June 5—Arrived, bark Ablel Abbott, Chasey ovinrar June Arrived, burke Frank, Larsen, Burry port: beig Fred Thomson, Smith, Charonte ‘Areived Suh, atenmer Moravian, Gratiam, Live Clenrod 4th, ships. City of Quebee, Falconer, Glnognw; Sth, Lake Superior, Stewnrt, Liverpool. Paneuton py Pica, avont Jane 1—In port, bark RA Chapman (Br), Ruthertord, for Hampton Kouds, about rexdy to aall (see Miscellany). Porto Oanv' May 22—In port, sehr BJ Willard, Stro- bridge, for New York, to satl next nye Port Munanare, June 2 - Arrived, sehr Jos Wilde, Reed. to load for Gottenburg. 43d, bark Capit (Br), Grant, from Liverpool for Kagow? nyrne Hunter, Fortnne. Newport tor do: bark tele, Jorgensen, Berge Jarouls of Bute, Lewis, Cardiff; Calypso, Netison, Dumbarton: Ultika, Locke, Barrow; st Crolx, Laidlaw, Helow Sth, barks Ulldur, Gandersen, from Rotterdam; Tulle Horn. Hehroode Bremen. th, ships Macedon, Enst, Owens, Bavelaw, Ront, d y Daw writ; Ninbied. Vn oro, Bust dohn Abbott, Nelson, and Chevalier, Frew, Tro STonlignetice, Jork; Holmside, Sim, Dund Laurel, symmers, Aberdeent Lydin, ‘Dixon, Burr dakoy Marouwsen, Griinely ‘Wortensta, rirmonson, Lon! ig Von Ayr pYDsRy, NS! ay ba 9 port, bark Pacific sakagit Har. big Ltd for Ran "Francisco, ar Joux, NY, June 5—Arrived, barks Jois (Br). drake, Lewes, Det; Melbourne (Br), Rogers, do rey far. Pitman, Yarmouth; Gorisande (Br), Hughes red ith, setirs Eile Saw; Falxingham, Noweastlo, Del: Emma K Smatley, Glena, Vineyar1 Haven tor orders. Satied Sth, barks Mistletue (Br), Delap, Havre; Finn (Nor), Berg, &t Nazaire. AMERICAN PORTS. ASTORIA, O, Muy 28—Arrived, barks Loch Deo (1 from Otago, NZ (not as telegraphed) ; 30th, ecivetal (Be), Ne Honntate, ANDTA, Jno 6—Areived, brig Daphn ont ies Armstron io: earsville Baltimore ; jonas, London: ‘ouck, Jersey City, Sniled--Sehrs Mary M' Hand. New Haven’ EH Farber, Boston; Wm Hi Hopkins, Groton. Passed np—Sehrs Joba F Huker, and Virginta, Dare, for Georcetown. Passed down—Schea forse cae b lasoes ego George i ae Posed (a0. jangor; T ¥ Whiton, R nowt and A li How BOSTON, June Hoeken, Bay of I Carver, Searsport. 7th — Arrive aman, Joh: yy Bordoa: M Penn becca Ly r “NS vie a Seabury, Low pe kell, Delaware City; Hi Thomas, if: 0 E titba Emery ¢ Agnes R Bucon, Huley; and BC Torry. ‘Crnuines, Balti Cleared—Barks Bjarke (Nor) ne johnsen, Queenstown or for orders: eorglerta. Srasll, Barbadus; schre Lowis, Baxter. Philadelphia: Enos B ae Boker, and cern, al Pia Bal 4 (ie ner, Beem ers. sehr J W Starr, Prine firey javen of seit, Liverpool’ 2 ines a Drige Georgia aod Hadi ‘tts 3O0~Al a Be tae aidan red M ra Hising Sua, Jones, Fall Rive ‘Bello le Hooper Gilkey, Palma; Addie Fuller, Jorgen: *RAUTORT. 80, Ait ci an barks Prima (wad), oui, London Malm jessel (Nor). Byde brig Cavaliers Sq) (ir), Jewell, Martinique: June 4 Vari Torenso (Nor). seiticsen, Tondon: 2d, brig Alfred (i: Davies od, beig Sarah M Loring, Lorin: for ituropes’ sehr loney Hdeavor, Pull: bree, ited ee ‘Sataklh ieed-esiehiy sandy Point, Grant BATH, Tia ia amg chen mars jaa Ps ‘NewYork: 88 Blokiwor " 1d Poin' Balled Rehr F Merwin, Eis: Sopannit 5 bs “he LES bea me, bene, red, sche Ben Borland, pole 5 Heit Ai. h—Satled. sovaninge Galf Stream. Deita (Nor), Caspersen, Hull; relay’ We AWARE CITY, June rs Daniel Brittain, smith from Boston, wed Wil Whittaker, Care, from Wey? mouth: are herg ldg for Bento oui GAT pam 4—Arrived, sehr HT Hedges, Smith, ster SAND HARBOR, Jane. 4— Arrived. 38 Jyampre: Boaton for New York, Georue b neko, Fay ont Reading. Ieallrond No 43, Gundy. Soma for da: M ti Carroll, McCormick, Boston for PMlhedeipaes e, do for dos ,. Bunce, Free ci er accll Bath tor Washington, BO (and tla). eturned, a chi, Sparkle. Shropshire, for Perth Amboy, + wrth~Areived, schr Vapor, Bartlett, Somerset for Now Fteinrmed—Zebre Seud, Allen, and Storm, Stead, for “gaviponr, June 2—Arsivea: vatk Eltane Voraoa, Copps Partbroke tor Gaials or St Joan verponl, FIRNANDINA. Mane 1catrivod: ashe White Soa, Stor- 4 ti sited cSteamor Alubama, Kemble (from New York), New Orleans, having repaired boller. lscht Corn Ktta, Pendioton, Ne : Ky Juve %—Arrived, schr ‘Yashet ia Dy oa Keciieae selire. Xebes, Shropshire, Am! thee: AFel <1 C . Hows Ellis, Fors Johnson; JB Cunsingham, nti, Sow: i (not arrived)—Steamer Norfoik,; ,Ford, Phileaele peclper geomet AN? Parkor from Port Joa GALVESTON, June 7—Cleared, bark Thos Keilor Bn. ar June 6—Arrived, schr Jos Eaton, Peter’ RY ea NER EXPORT, Juno 6—alled, sche Carre E Spot a iMlgehiiy eaiond for Phitatelpiin. M at WuuoZ—Cleared, schr £ Ht Herriman, Herrld ‘man, © MACHIAS, May 90—Arcived, Drie Clarabelle, Tracy, nite raTugano, McKowon, West Indies; Eri, MILLER) IDE June 4—Salled, bark Cardenas, Harri. man, Cardenas; sctr Margaret, Clark NEW ( ORLEANS. June 7—Arrived, Bite Alabaina, eaereoniy i Wextera Empire, Roval; sehr ‘Monudn Baltimore. Harry, Leach, Sw ardine’ Thom; saieon, Mae Robinson, New jeamer Knickerbocker, New for Liver erinberve she Anale F Cole ti, eth ror a NEW Bi ‘coal ‘pink pore June Poesatled, schr Ellen M Duffield, Rarnor. ww Yor’ NEWPORT, fn 6, Baler ys ‘schrs, tech . Norris, Harding, Porismoat! York: Mediator, Davis, Fall River for do. erin Bristol for aay ” Black: mily, Provost, New tone, Wickson, ay! reham rah h). (from Jonesport, Me), New ‘k for Som nid walt *Gnlled = ‘Sehr Ea Fimorald Smit York. gailed, sehr E Waterman, Minkloy, Nantucket for 180 before), NM cArrived ‘A sirrod F ented Allen, Port Johnson via Fall River, dinuorgs ent In coming into the whart Rbboom outside of the Lowsprit cap by run- Sutaa a hart. wl ban neivon. oe “ schrs Charles W Holt (Bri, Deiey. 6 we John, NB, for Philadelphia; Mary ¥ (ive Baker for New York: sylvester tlale, Coleman, ror uh ded Taunton for do. Keturned—Schrs Blackstone and Emerald. Snited—Schr John Manlovo, Hallock, New Yor! At ee vamsnony ferry Gih, schr "Teal Bre. ow 7th—Arrive he Winged Ra Racer (of Wellfleet), with loss of matammast head, TyEW LO June 6—Arrived, schra G A Upton. se Yore'ter, Nantucket: John Stockhem, Port Jone for Providence: Eltzn Wililams, do for do; P Friox, Now ® York for Gloucester: Geo Lew,, do for Providence; Svotia, |—Sehi Now York. NER HAVEN, Ju ver Agrired,_schy schrs he B poids ag rk timore : eymot mer, Goor town at alter oaloy, “Now Yorks wouth Wind, 5 rth Al befor pneo th. Bangor: Ledy Ingrae bres 15 it hams Ailson, W Fiaklmetons LW Bunnell, Bunnell, Aloxens TORT DISCOVERY, May 28—Sailed, ship Svren (Nor), PT GAMER, May 20—Arrived, barks Roswel! Sprague, Nordberg, dan Francisco; 30th, Emma Auguste, *°>ORT MADIZON, May 28—Arrived, bark WH Gawley, ed, bark Montana, i agtneeal Libby, Hane So Arrived: bark Caroline Reed, Seyi Peres mn Prancisee Pensa : aiae ‘June peiecies ship Corneltus (Ger), Meyer, Hul PHILADELPHIA, June 7—Arrived, steamers Centipede, Mowatt, Boston; Anthracite, Grumley, York: barks, ‘Thyra aes Bohn, Ivigtut; Martin. 'W Brett, Poterson Cardenas: brigs. uae Ho, Cates. Bt Piorre, Mart; Laurell (Be), Yale, 01 tts mali, a iliiee’ Vanmang; Hooton, WS. fordan! erlang ina inimons, ‘Gandy, Fall’ River; Rescues N {aAleo aredasig amor Ratsleannke, Smith, Boston. bart ranayaet (Nor), Nielae Ha ret Willard Wale mde nh toms of feroeogeee, Pon KKLY, Bryan, TI tx, Boston; 3 & I Corson, Corson. ra Fottevilie, Pierce, Boston: Norfolk, Be iso ‘cleared, steamers Awitzeriand (Belg), “Jackson, Antwerp; Agnes. Sintch, New York; Susan. Gruinley, Hart: ford, via Ha Whilden, itigrans, New York! harks Tenvelior (Be), ‘Stmpaon, Ivigtut; Albertine (Nor), tye, towers achrs Hannah Comer,’ King, Fort Ant Alt ¥ ty ce rtsmouth. Vowes New Bodiora: Perry, Chase, South Digh- New Haven. hag lg Nortolk. Pi eet, Juno echecto sehr & G-Willard, Phita- Ipbin. at jeared—Schr O F Sampson, Philadelphia, sie Emma, Havana, i une au, ed, schrx Richard Hill, vardlok, Vort Johnson. ud, rs Calvin P M E Bockhit, Benton, Georzetown. Robinson. do; aX ye aliahan, odors bg) trys Shamtoek, Trow, lyaway, Enos, Hoooken; Jokn Stockham, Ateamer Catharine Whiting, Harding, Philadel- Bs Vhiinaelphia; Cynthia Jano, Gard (to ow | York; Anthony Burien, Johnson, ND yume 6 -Arrived, xchta “Ellen A. Ho Grane, orion iy 4 Garis, Quiten, New Yorks Howey si Li wits Fuep part. Aiea (Non) Patterson, Lyngoe (Nore *Gloared—Bark Brothers, Thurston, io Janetra. SAN *PRANCISCO, vith MicAreived, ably El Dorado, . f.. rneattlo' if bar e, bi pad t Mud ka. tt pte Sala nell. Port Towusend aut sallod, Poe ehenlde, Fath Wellington ' (Bol), Willistan, Pat pers Adelalae Hayes, Port Li ‘iat —A rl le lo yet ‘or md. lent sia Uherton Swanton, Port Gaaible: Kiog Philip, Helier, Salled-—Ship Dashing W jared, bark ©. FanAn Victoria: ‘ave, Nic Faye Fintete (ir), Robertson, Live PP ATTLE, May 30—Arrived, bare Montans, Weeks, San Francise ulied 20th, bark Larste Willlams, Row. San Franclaco, 8. LEM, une 9 Arc Shaw Phila A inith,, Phitudelphia:, Silver Fort vehnaon; Maggie Todd, Norwosd, Weer ey, ‘ork. Mary Stewart, Coombs, and Emprens, sons Abbie Ingalls, Inealls, and List ners Fawn, Kelley, Boston, to ou, Boston for Philedetphia Benjamin Gart: ay) mUder, Saco for do; Ade! Trudeil, Grace, Medtord for do. Sailod. aches Wm Connors. Way Gilman. Nettie, Cushing, mK Peudieton, John Stroup, Jesse Hart 2d, John shay, has'W: Holt, Grecian, Addie G Bryant, Trav: apa brig Carin (nor YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, soar h alt aibeeritaementa p oh I PM cil be charged en maka nee TO CHARTER Fon owe “OF. aaah Yaeht of about 50) tena, old moasuroment, = OF a order, Address stating terms and fall Sreription, AM box 116 Post offieo, N MISCELLANEOUS. - “In fature alt ailvertisements ¢ presented For pad in haa rat ah ubleraten, Ivo! LY. AT! PAY ; PAY WHEN divorced. A. ERICA LAW Raney, removed op- oposite City Hall, 252 Broadw: my. VoRcHE (LEGAL EVE RYWHERE) PEEDILY lace, pablietty; no advance pa: UT RUDELICH KING. Lawyer, 6 tM