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LONG BRANCH. I
A DCI-L FBOSFECT TOH THE HKASOM??M1TT
UOXKI.H AND COTTAGES.
Lono Branch, June 7. 1875.
A more dreary, gloomy and deserted place tM?
the Branch to to-day could n?t bo loun . 1 ?
drive up Ocaan aveuue, so aaimatid at the h g
of ma seusou, la sltont and uninteresting, not to
buv bleat. Au occasional market wagou "W noW
iiud then a coach are all the signs of III* ?? ?
visible. The lrouta of the hotels aud ?ottugea
wear their grim winter aspect, aud out em the
moat primitive sort oi gardening
the prettv lawns wntoU during the "mm"
ire ho attractive. Many o; the not
the ocean aud the West End hotel, have not yet
ioen let. and the shutters are naHed up with
white pine lath*. Those wUh0U'
lie the exception, in laet. the whole appearance
of the place 1H as uoUke what one would expect
to see at thto season of the year M JJ11 JJ
magiued. it was thought here that when the
pre ,Went arrived the season would immediately
become brlsi. but tue anticipation has not
seen vended, and It is probable that the
,ouson will not open lor at least two
the animation o! society at the American Brighton
depended on the exc.tement of eottage We
affairs here would, indeed, be tame. Per
haps during the whole season not more
,hun half a dozen -event," transpire at the cot
tages. There are many reasons tor this *
or noticeable receptions or hops ?mong tbe ou
tage people, principal among them being the lack
of accommodation. With a few notable e*ce?
Hons tue cottages are too small lor anything very
<*ACV4?11 "
tub cottages.
Those who are moat interested and who ought
to know say that the outlook lor a sprmhtly sea
son among the cottugea la not aa favorable a
might be. Just at present cottages are a drug
the market. Beside the large number which a
annually open for hire, a- many more ******
to families who have gone to the other
Atlantic on a trip or to be present at t e i ^ |
ure now offered. Agent, bere 7 # lBa
probability setUeU Uiose who have so
weatner Is ?J"re settieu. Know Uiat cot_
lourned here for?|"Ly on much easier
tages can be htiea Q eurller
terms during the ??nt" ?f. uiatni nv such
in the season. and it If t ()f cottages are
will yet come down. II?<- p. . vlo?g y, ars ; reuts
pretty much *J|fThe conjectures re
ranging lrotn $'J0O to $4.j Jr ' ,?ciude others
gurning 'he cause of tbU dUnt'g tnciuur^^ ^
ttian those of l-.neueB? winch were wlil
billry. The exorbitant charge" whicn wer^ ^
iniriv paid duriug th? ' wvre kept
llranch was the great ^.itica . ^ attention
up in the succeeding *???!??,an t a men8n ate
OT.B conipen'sation paid.
attendance at this popular watering place.
The Mansion Houl"S'tw
wletwo^eihe*M|^i0^r^wUa^ijy"J^h?ejrepalnted
but m.wDbngn? contrails have been (
the painters and the Ma^*raHous, Wtt. always
niuch Unproved, the Man fli?nui;nt.y A lavorite
mm?us for his beach, and c-n-e^uenny a m v. ^
re-ort for bathers. The raanag. ii t UU(1
cided tl\at It snail ^ ?"* "' ' arramteineiits
consequently have made extenaive irraaKM
for the accommodation anfcprou* ^ ^ lor
In connection with new m.ae f0r
ft,.**?.. ,?
Si.". ?? .... .??"
a iioat with two men wUl be ?tailoueu ^ t<K)
render assistance to any wtio in?j murrtMi
iar. The bathing record 'IS1 fv"r Th" o's ?f
wtth but a single ?ccident, aA th.t the ?.? ?i
joung Mr. schilling. He, .U mfctoD,
Dik the excitement oi i . out iiir aB
t<)>>ugnt he was capabl. effort*to emuiata
Johnson an.rirautz.auA in ^,1,,,, *,*ntof
the uarinK lootinti at h:m. Thatlnotning
?hore, witn hundreaa loonmg ?w """ vtcinttre is
of the kind snail ocetur this year Mr. Mcmtyre
oetermineil. . r,jortof phliadelpnlsnt. is
:J,tt,:,le room*'thM lar ikea ?e to bK? occupied by
!Sl5Ksli?s
between tne 2b'th aind jMtfc ?f uraln^e h*s
E 6-M-r
sand sut?
tas.cn and a a cce*?iul season ?? expected.
taxen an ^ ^ aAlLROA1>
in ? wees or ten 'lays the new road troin Pertn
fc-sr. i
is un -en'ood tuat additional teleyrap?tc Uc^nl??
wtii be introduced and e mmanication with ?Bito>
de pala and >?w VorK be made periect.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Tha third grand concert by Downing'! Slnta
Regiment Band taxea place at Jones' Wood Coloa
?enrn un Sunday nut.
Mia* Angus'a Dargon. tse accampUshad reader
and Mtnw, wti. give a reading this evening at
Parepa Ball, Tout.i.e.
i'na Eoaiian erltica lash Wagner unmercifully
tbont 'be open of "Lohengrin" and pralae Aibanl
nimaasarably lor tier imperoonatiaa of Els*.
Mr. Hermann .rao announce* a pariormance of
"Girofl?-t?irofla" at Tarrace Garden Tuaatre on
Friday night, being the last appearance in America
if Mil*, u. rails Qeoffroy, Mite. Leontlne Minaill
ind M. do vaer y.
A vary entoruinlng variety bill la offered tnta
ween at Cotonal man's Part Tsestre, Brooklyn.
Profesaor Logrenia axhiou* birds, mica and cata
that no through a serlas 01 ?f-t point avoiatlona.
desan, tne comedian, expalns everything *uout
"lac Old Wornaa Who Lived in a Shoe;" gifted
rocaUata, great Jugglers, aatoni*bingcor.d artiata,
Ethiopian specialties, fnn maters and a one
*?*d acrobat will do their next to wean tbc
Brook yn mind from the contenp.atlon of toe
icsndal, and two "reliable dramatic artist*" pru
po?H to aatoniab the audience with something new
to the stage. Nothing mora can ba needed for a
summer night.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE ELECTION.
The annn.il eteetlon of tha Produce Exchange
for afllcers and manager- for tb? eiatnn* year
waa hei I yestnrday. There were two ticket* in
trie field, the aomtnaes lor President and Vice
President i sing tne same in both, whila one bora
the name or wnii?in H. Pitllip* and tne oilier
that of Beiij*niiu u. B -u?srr- ioi I reasurer. Tba
i'>i ii*mr ticket wns tine twit- Pietident, Banja
inn w. Pioyd: vt n President ( baftM t*p?nr:
"lrei*ure:, wi iiam H. P illUj *; Manager*, L. J. N.
Start. K. r. Lirermore, J*iw? McOe, Kd ward
li i c?en. llarray fc. Hick . Forrest u. tarter,
James l>. Wyaftoop, a. a. <'an., v. .h. HpaulUiag.
WnUnr f. Martin, K. W. Ma*card Joiiu A. Ame
Iuiiir; Inanect rs. UdWMd M Panrmd, P. H. Allan,
Kd ward j well, J. Ledac au i a. IL Uuiona.
COTTON EXCHANGE ELECTION.
Tha annual election of tua Cotton Excaange for
otteri and manager* was beld yesterday wim
tM loliowing re-uitPra*t lent, ilenry Hems;
Vtoe Prasldant. James T. Newnim; ir? -sarer,
WnltarT. Miliar; Managers, William P. Cs-npbei;,
? Hi*n.i?i Letimau Itiexiore haeuiri, iuoicss
tocutt, 1), 0. watts. ??'rge Blagdau, Jan,e* A.
Beaii, 8. D. Barns n. Artinr B. tjrores, John H.
Iioiit*, * barie* \v*,?.. jr.. KubtTt TsDuaalii,
(? ? rg? ( opeinai, Wtiaan Wooiwara, Jr.. and K.
At. Urua*.
TROUBLES OF ERIE.
Ex-Attorney Genral Gilchrist filed in the oOice
?( the chancery conrt oi Saw Jer*ey at Tren
ton, yesterday, lor tne purpose or lorec .sure, a
n. r if ig<? agaitut tha Erie lUi.i au < osspany tor
f 1.400 00, oil tjelialr Of tna Weeliawsen oock
i" ui.aiiv, a corporaUoa area tad oy au act oi tba
legii-Miitra of M#7?
OBITUARY.
KDWABD VILBY J>DG1N, TUB ENGLISH ARCHI
TECT.
A cable tel?gram from London, under date of
yesterday, 7th mat., informs us that Edward
Welby Pugm. the English architect, is dead.
Edward Welby Pugin was the eldest son ol the
late Augustus X. Weioy Pugin, a lauious architect,
tue chiei reviver ol the Gothic style ol architeo
tare and ecclesiastical art lu Eugland, who died
on the 14th of September 111 the year 1802. Mr.
Pug.n, the suii, now deceased, wui born oh tue
11th of March, la the year 1834. He had, conse
quently, just paxsed the lorty-flrst year or his uge.
Wnen he was only seventeen years or age he suc
ceeded to his lather's practice, and was enablod,
by the exercise of unremitting enertry aud atten
tion, to complete alibis engagements. Ills own
works are very iiumerous. Among the best known
ol these arc the Church of N"ire Dame de Da
aezeille, in Belgium, lor the completion ol winch
ills Holiness Plo Nono lorwarded him the decora
tion oJ the Papal Order of St. Sylvester; the new
College of St. cuthbert, I'snuw; several large
churi.-ties in Liverpool; St. Michael's Priory, Bel
mont, Hurefordsuire; the church of St. Peter aud
St. i'aul, Cork, Ireland; the Augusllueau church,
Dublin; Kiuusdowu parish church, built tor the
late-Lord Kinggdowu; the Catholic churches of
keu-ington, Peckham, Stratiord, liarion, Leeds
and Sheerness; the splendid ori.liaua,.es of liell
lhgley and Bietchiugley, ouilt lor the Duchess of
Leeds. Very uiauy other magnificent edihees ol a
like character owe tueir creation to his genius
aud industry, oi wnicii they ?ill remain as last
ing monuments. In conjunction with Mr. Ashlin,
a former pupil. he designed many buildings icr
purposes of public worship and charity, which
Dave been la>ei> completed m Ireland. Mr. i'u
giu, lu the year 1837, d- clared, lu j correspondence
to ihe Londoii press, that lie was in i ossessloii ot
proois io establish his lutner's claim as the actual
architect oi the new Houses ol I'arliameut, lu
London. He, in conjunction witn Messrs. Denisou
<fe Ftrgusson, took an active part in opposing Mr.
Street'sdesign lor tue Law Courts Uunoiug in Lon
don. During the later years of (us liie some of
hi - wilttei^utteranees In the London newspapers,
with words spoken verbally, led Mr. Pugm into
very unseemly contests with a lew of his nroies
sional brethren, even to the extent of hearings in
the police court.
JAMKS 8TILLMAX, EDITOR.
James Stlllman, whose funeral took place at
Morrisania yesterday atternoon, was one of the
pioneer journalists of Westchester county and the
oldest mernuer of the newspaper fraternity in
that couuty as its territorial liues existed previous
to annexation, lu 1852 lie commenced ibe publica
tion of the M eaUhexter County Journal, now ose of
tne most luiiuentiai weeklies publisned in the two
upper wards oi the metropolis. Aituoagh a self
educated man. Mr. Stlliiwg possess, d intellectual
anilities of more than ordinary vigor and Versa
tility, and in addition to bis editorial .ind other
duties, which he perlormed until about a year
ago, ue found time to aud a volume of poems to
American literature. Mr. Stlllman was a native
of Kngiand and seventy-two years old. He has
left a numerous circle ot relatives ana mends to
regret tbeir loss.
QKOTRAL HkKBT W. BAJIBT, UEMBiB OP
CONGRESS.
General Henry W. Barry, ior the past six years
member oi the House or Representatives from
Mississippi, died suddenly yesterday, the 7th lnst.,
at tne residence of his motner-in-law, in Washing
ton, of apoplexy.
Tne deceased gentleman, Henry W. Barry, of
Columbus, Representative In Congress for the
Third district or Mis-is-ippi, inciudingnlne coun
ties, was born in New Vor t. He was a person of
great energy and displayed this characteristic at
an early age. He was sell-educated entirely.
Having moved Into the State oi Kentucky he be
came principal o Locust Grove Academy, aud
held the p> sitlon during a *p .ce of two years, lie
graduated at tne Columbian Law college, I
in Wa-lnngton, D. C. At the moment of !
tne bro.iking out or the war he enn>ted lu the
L'ulon army us a private soldier. He oigamzed the
first regiment ol colored iroop- raised in Kentucky.
Bv well deserved promotion he came to command
a b igaoe, and. Anally, ior a tun *, a d.vision ol the
army. General Harry wis twtc- brevetted for
gallant aud meritorious condust, the last brevet
being t at f the rank ot Major General. In tne
year 1887 ne was elected a member of the State
Constitutional convention oi Mississippi, and. lu
the >?ar 1888, was elected a member of the senate
oi the sauie state. He was elected a member of
the Korty-nrst and Forty-second Congresses o! the
I'uited states, and was re-elected to the Forty
third congress. In politic* he was a republican. At
the inn* oi nls last election as a me.nber of Con
gress be received 14,047 votes against 0.440 votes
walch were cast for ms opponent, W. a. Bolding,
the democratic candidate.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show tne changes in
the teruoeia are ior tne past twenty-tour boors,
tn comparison wnu the corresponding date last
year, ss Indicated by toe thermometer at Hud
nui's Pnartnacv. Herald Building:?
1874. 1876. 1874. 187a.
3 A. M b7 M 3:30 P. M.... 87 04
6 A. M 68 fld 6 P. M 78 64
9 A. M 75 6s? ? ? P. M 7t> 60
12 M 70 7'J 12 P. M 70 68
Average temperature ye-terdar 6!>%
Average temperature ior corresponding date
last year 74
NEW YORK CITY.
Patrick Fay, of No. 317 E ist Thirty-sixth street,
was struck on the bead by a steam shaft at a
p aning mill In First avenue and received severe
injuries. Ue was taken to Believue Hospital.
Prore*sor Thorn.s Eggleston, of the Columbia
College sKkool ot Mines, read a paper on "La Bat
tle Process." for overcoming the brlttieness of
guas. beiore the New York Academy ol sciences
last nuht.
Thomas Balne, residing at No. 6 Bs'avia street,
while paintlug the house No. 303 Henry street,
yesterday oreno n, accidentally le i from the
jander and received severe internal Injuries. He
was removed to Be. evue Hospital.
Yesterday morniu* Patrick Hennessy, of Xo.
2.331 secona avenue, at work on Fonrto avenue,
at 1341 street, was tnrowu from toe wall Into the
cut oy tue guy ropes bresklig snd received severo
injuries about tne head a.d aiioyiders.
The Sunday school of the new Metnodut church,
Sixty-first street, between Second and Tnlrd ?ve
tines, will give a strawberry, ten cream and floral
festival this e\euiug. *rh an sitrac'.ive pro
ura time of musk, recitations and addresses.
A hag containing about twenty pounds or new
Texas flour, ground from wheat grown two and a
baif mi.es from the city or Dallas, was yesterday
?old on tne floor oi the Produce Excnaug- ior ti e
benefit oi the Coating hospital oi at. John's Guild.
Wnile a numt>er or workmen were engaged In
raising the roof of the Eighth Avenue lUliroad
depot, on Forty-ninth street, yesterday morning.
Home of the brsces gave way aud the roof tell over
into the street, but lortuuateiy no person was in
jured.
At a regular stated meeting ot the New York
Neurological Society, held lust night in the College
of Phrslciane and surgeon', Alexander Murray,
M. D.. tead a paio-r on tricity as Used in
Parturition." Tne above nam d society will not
noid meetings during suiy and August.
M.ss Eilaa Johuson has be?n missing from her
home. No. 1 Desbrosaes street, since May 1. SBe
Is twenty-six years of age, five leet four inctiea
high, oi slender figure, has biacc hair and e.ves,
and wore when last seen a brown nopnn dress.
Her lat.ier, H. K. Johnson, at tne above adorts*,
will i>e tnunsfui for a us tidings wbicn may aid him
In discovering t.er,
Messrs. J. B. Johnson, the champion swimmer,
ana Thomas coyle, of Chester, Pa., met in the
Clipper office jesterdar, and each deposited a lor
iei* sum of |100 preparatory to the arranging of
articles lor a race oetueen them in July, the
course o ne on the Delaware Kivrr, from cfeester
to pnilauelphia, a distance of sixteen iniies. Ibe
stakes are to be |i,uoo a sile.
Tne Methodist n misters net yesterday. The
exercises were devotional, it being the first Mon
day in /r.e mouth. Addres-es and experiences,
singing and prayer, cons ituted tne programme.
Mr. Parkinson, ol the aoutb, made some reiusrks
on tne social and religious condition that sec
tion. le dav the brethren will stteud tne centen
nial anniversary ol latner Boeum in Trinity
churcn, Jersey City.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN bXEAM.ER.-J.
PATH OF PWABTtB* 1 BOH NSW TORg FOR THk
UOMUS OF JCJ>1 A.VU JfLY.
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KjT NOTICK TO CAl'TAINS OF VK^SKLS ENTER
INO THE PORT OK N1W YORK AT NIGHT.?The Nmr
Yokk HxaALD has adopted a distinguishing Cosion night
signal (or use on board the Hkualu steam yacht, show
JnK while burmuir the colors red. green, red, changing
trom one to the other in succession, and can be Men sev
eral miles distant. Captains ot vessels upon seeing thit
? Ignal will oblige us by preparing any marine news
they may have tor tlie Ship News Lteparlment ot tliu
llKKiLD.
??- Persons desirous of comaiunlcating with vessels
arriving at New York can do so by addressing to audi
vessels, care ot Hebalp news yacht, pier No 1 I'.ast
Klver, New York. Letters received tram all parts of the
world and promptly delivered, duplicates aro re
quired.
ALMANAC FOE NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
9VS AND MOON. I HIGH WATEK.
San rises 4 29 | Gov. Ulaud..morn 12 00
San sets 7 29 i Sandy HooK...eve 11 15
Moon sets eve 11 56 i Hell Gate....morn 1 45
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 7, 1875.
CLEARED.
Steamer Ann Eliza. Iticiiardj, Philadelphia? James
llttlul. ?
steamer Eleanora. Johnson. Portland?' 1' Ames.
Ship t urricia iBr). Carr. Loudon?Geo F Builey.
: bin Ciuinpa huieila dutU, Jaccariuo, Bristol, E?A 1'
Agresta.
Hark Urbano (Ital). ollvuri. London?Slocovlch A Co.
It u k l-rancesco Cblazzaro (Ital), 1'izzardo, Dublin?
Slocovlch A Co.
Burk Teteiu (Nor), M&rcusaen, Riga?Tctcus, Iiook
Diaun A >'o
Hark William (Swel. Pilh. Oporto? hunch, Eaye A Co.
Hark Ella Von# iBr), Doody, i allao. Ac?W It Qrace A
Co.
Hark New York, Globs, Cardenas?Warden A Co
Hrlit H Houston, Uritfln, Cardenas?James E Ward A
Co.
Hriir Leonora, Blood. Cardet as?swan A Son.
Schr L l' Mallory, stetson. Kingston?A H Solomon A
Co.
Scbr Cblmo. Lanslll, Antigua?Dwight A 1'latt.
8cnr hdward Burton iBri, Millar, ualitax, NS?D B I>e
Wolf A Co.
Scbr J M Stevens (Br), Edgctt, St John. NB?P I Nevlus
A Son.
Scnr i lara Wood bouse, Cruse, Brazos Santiago?Wood
bou?e A Kudd.
sclir l.fflu J Bets worth, PeJrlck, Baltimore?W Chal
mers.
schr Douglaa Heyne*. Adtms, Newburyport, Mass-F
Plus.
.-cur Lmeline, Stan wood, Stonlngton?J P A O c Rob
inson.
ARRIVALS.
KBPOKTBD BY TI1K HKRALD 9TR AM YACHTJ AND
HERALD W1I1TKSTO.NK TKLKORAl'B LI MIC.
Steamer Canliua (Hri. i<eddicoai. Hcrmuda Juno 3,
with muse and ,:i uassonaers to A E (?uierbridire.
steamer Slate ol Texas, Bulger, OaiTe?W>U May 29. via
Key Vte-t June 2, witli unlse aud passengers toO 11 Mal
lurv A Uu a
Steamer Albemarle, Gihbs. Baltimore. with mdss and
casseutiurs to the Old Dominion dteaiT>sb>n Ca
ll.ir? o.anu.i 11>ui , u-intuiio. .Naples iH days aud uib
runar Jo days, with Irmt to order; vessel to J Creager.
Hark t.ips y Hr>. Creuiur. Cardenas It days, with
sutrar to Stuw A Kurgi-**.
Htrk i ord I'almcrstoti of I.iverpool). Slocorob, Matan
I n U days. with sugar to or ter; vessel to lieney A Par
ker. Anchored at Saudy Hook lor orders.
IJrig Mary Celenle. Tuinill. Kio Janeiro via Hampton
Roids 39 days, with codec to B Arnold.
Kng Lilian (Br), Koberts. BarbalosA) days, with mo
lasses to ^kiddv, Muratnri A Co; vessel to master.
Brig Oliver, Weeks, Aux Cayesl7 days, with logwood
to k Murrav, Jr.
Kric stur. Cook. Clentuegoa 20 day*, with sugar to J li
Winchester A Co.
brig Lydia H Cole, Chase. St Jago and Quantanamo
17 days, with sugar to Brooks A Co; vessel to Waydell A
Ca.
Brig Otter (of St John. NB), Prlngle, St Jago 18 days,
with sugar to E Pavensfdt A Co; vassal to Bertram
Bros.
Scbr IeopuUe BrV Foarrtree, TrvztTlo 3 days, with
hides. Ac, to Leavcralt A Co.
Schr Anita (of Mactilasi, mall, Yabacoa, PI, 19days,
with su/ar to J V Onativla A Co; vessel to F Talbot A t. j.
schr C A Farnswortb, Ben?on, st liomiugo 13 days,
with coffee, logwood. Ac, to B Murray. Jr.
Srhr Alice Borda (of Camden. N J). Dirke?, Gardens*
12 davs, with mulaaaes to B 11 Uoweii A .-.on; vessel to
t quire Hro*.
.-chr Charlie F Mayo (of Provincetown). Morrison,
Nassau )u days, wltb pines to J Douglas; vassal to u J
Wen bar*.
fcehr Alice P tflggins. Newcomb, Fleathera 9 day* with
pines to J Evans; ves-el to li J v*enber*.
sclir Csrrle E Wills, oraham, Abacoa 7 day*, wita
fruit to J A T Pearsull; vessel to B J Wenberg.
schr Anna Dickenson, Dickenson, Corpus Christie, 2S
days wits rixlse to U h Bower A Co. May It. Iat27 1*.
Ion W 1*. .poke whaling schr C U Phelps, of Province
town, lour months out. clean, all well.
Schr A K Valentine, IV tor. Jacksonville 12 day*,
with yellow pine to Vnubrunt Bros.
Sehr a llayiord. Kane. Jacksonville, 13 Ja?s. with
lumber to Drew A lturkel: vessel to It P Ku -ks A Ca
schr Vraie, Thompson. Ceorgetown. HC, idavs with
naval stores to ED UurUurt; vewol to Uollner, Potter
A Co.
senr Mary U stoekham, Corderv, Oeorgatjwn. SC. S
days, with shingles to l. a Blakeley; veseel to Overton
A Hawkins June i, off Cape Uenry, saw whaling scur
Antartic cruising.
cbr A W bllis. rergu<on, Wi mlngton. NC. 7 day*,
with naval stores to A c Worth A Co.
chr .?amu?i Wood. Wood. V ramia.
sehr D J M'eldon. taelmon. Viririnta.
-chr Ida A Thayer. Rice, Virginia.
&c-lir Magellan. Bazeltm, Virginia
iir 11 II Hltts, Irrncb Virslma.
sthr^ H Hutau, Woolei , Virginia,
scbr H T Wood, Carle*, virgin*,
-cbr stat'-man. Eaton. Baltimore.
Bcur Col ? W Razee. Crowell. Philadelphia for Somcr
aot.
-chr AlTarado. Withal, Philadelphia tor Boston.
"tear A s Mrowo. Cro??II . Phiiadelohia tor Hoston.
Schr Kureka flsherman . Olff, 7 day* out with W bbl*
of mackcrei.
PARSED THROCOa Hi?L>^ OirX
b or md so era.
schr Avon. King. Windsor, NS, for New York. ISday*,
with plaster to order
eclir Meliie Doe. Klcbardton. Bath ror New York, with
lumber t? order.
.-chr Jouu W I'ar.er. Parker, >ew Haven for Balti
more
cbr Wdi E Barnes, Leach, Narragansett Pier for New
York.
schr Oregon Burke Providence for New York.
scbr Florence Hatch. Oreene. ProvtJeuca tor New
York.
schr Ella II Goit New Haven for New York,
-chr same M Evaus. Maker, New Havea for New
Yor*
SchrC Heath. Warren, Portland for New York, with
lutuoer to order.
9< hr S B Brown. Mott. Portland :?r New York, with
iuin!.er t > John Boynioii'" >on A Co.
Si br L A i oUes. Day. Cold .-priug lor New York, with
brick to order.
sehr Cypresa. strout, CherryflaU for New York, with
ium er to simuson, Clapp A t o.
schr Jane, llsskell. Portland for New York, with lum
ber to order.
scbr Laura Robinson. Robinson, Providence for New
York.
sclir Kxpres*. W ass Addison lor New York, with aplie*
to C L suow.
Schr Heile, Simpson. Bridgeport for New York.
sclir Uiprey, laylor, Nantucket lor New lurk, with
fish a Haley A Co.
*chr Annie A hmuia. Roger*, Nantucket for New York,
with fish lo order.
schr ??ceaiiui Young. Providence lor Philadelphia.
Sehr Jesale W Kuiglit, Kuight Providence f r New
York.
schr B H Warfor l, Sprattue Pawtneket for New York.
schr Xehec. Kobbm?, Frovlletic for New York.
Schr Horace, racket,, Provi lene for c r.jtoii I'oint
rcbr R ll yueen. Lane. Norwich tor f'hiladelphla.
sehr Mla< k niamoti I. Smiin, Plymouth lor >iw York.
Sehr Harvest < orwin, Bristol lor New York
schr Ontario. Hurdiek. Fall Klver lor New fork.
tchr Adeie Felicia, t arjo. Norwich for Newburg.
schr Julia A Crawtord, hall. Providence for New
Ywra.
?ekr Elm City, Pnlnney, New Bedford for New York.
BOUXD BAST.
Steamer Eleanora. John on. New York for P rtland.
: temin-r City oi fllcbourg, springer. New York for
New Bedford.
steamer i lectra. \ oun/. New Yorgtor rr iri lin ??.
Sle.i u-r Tlllie. r.win* New Yorator Mew Lor J jr..
Bria Henj Carver ot ttearsvillei, mart, New York tor
Bon .ii.
?' hr b W Warlord, sprafue, Hobokeu for Providence,
senr Alice Keranton. steeie, N?w York lor New
Haven.
enr Johnnie Me-erv-. French, New York tor Boston.
SrlirOeorge Young, Yotnm. Hoboken f? ir Providence,
schr 1 ?i ta. West. Holioken tor rr videnc
fi;hr Mary Miller, Miller, Koiidontlor Providence.
Schr W Young, iim. Baltimore for uri Igei. .rt
,-elir K J naviior. MiLnell, .New York tor i)u t?n.
Si nr J A L Nesrtoii. -tover. Mondobt tor Bos on.
Scbr Mountain Laurel, lilggiria, v\eeha > ken iur Bos
ton.
Sehr h migrant, Hawkins. New York for Fall Kivor.
Schr Hastings t hese. New York lor New lteDord.
sci r sues Bralnard. Buell, Mewfcurg tor lail Hiver.
?i hr Henry Crosker, erry, Hobo.eu i?r Providenne.
Bchr Anna S t urne iBri, New Vork tor st Jotin'i, NJT.
Schr M K Long. Long, Hoboken tor Baltatt
SAILED.
Bark* Cermeia Ital), < o-k or Felmeuth i Fnns rAni),
door do: Win H Oann. Liibui Linda Ab'>ott (Rr), I
Pierre, Mart; Saga Nor) London: brigs i nnl*. <>porto*.
Swlit iNor Eieter fcudoms, Pensauole; *ubr Lyu>a
Y?rweU Br). Oporto
MARITIME MLSCELLANg.
n- tee cable n?wi
The Pureer of the steamer Camms from BeruiudA, hit
oar thanks for courtesies.
Hrcaaia Locisiaaa?Capt -toddar I, of the wrecking
firm engaged et the wreck o: the Loui?iana sunk In
Chesapeake Bay, states that on Monday Us by the aid
ol pontoons, he bad the L Uis.ana so tar raiaed ihai he
waa tb ? tows* tor*/ teet ..n her decc drtr aliod, but
that bad weather ooniiug on he wee obiiced te lo?er
?er again. II u U confident of scouring her in a short
tluie. ?
STKiuva < aasOBNV Oirr, at llaxaiia, will have finished
on ihc inii inn (tie repairs caused by the accident to h?r
uiacbiuery, und leave uu thai day lor New York.
Miir tsKwuioaT?The Alia California oi May 31 say*:?
"A report reaetied town late last evening thai the ship
>rk wright. ironi Nanaitnolor this port. had lost all her
sails, bet n biowu 10 ieewatd, anil got into trouble near
i-antu Barbara. Our inlormant stated that she wai
a?h'ire near tnai place."
Hiiig I? ataniiix. iroin IUo Janeiro for Hampton Koads.
before reported at St Thomas in distress, was leaky aud
liad bulwarks stove.
SniKMtitvJ Yatss, ol Boston, went a?liore on Chat
huui It irs oil --undav morning. 'I lie crew were saved.
'Ihe vessel is lull ol water and is probably a total loss.
SiiiuJ Pains. of Provlucatown, was the name ol the
vessel ill < olttsioti with steamer A C llarstow nlitlit ol
Win ult (be I ore reported) She sustained some damage
to her headgear, ana out iuto City Islaud for repairs,
she arrived ut .New York 3d lust.
Hkumupa, June 3?Sloop screamer is still landing mar
ble ex ship charlotte. The contractor, Mr JJe la Mar, la
passenger by sieauier cantma. lor New York. He goes
to make arrangements to uave samo shipped to new
York.
Lo.no Hrancit, NJ, Juno 7?An unknown schooner
went ashore this morning lo the fog, two miles below
President Cram's cottuge. near Heal, orrwissale The
t uned Mates coast wreckers have gone to her resuua
this evening.
NoitroLg. Va, June 7-Captain Chase, of the schr S a
Lewi*, reports a hermaphrodite brig ashore on Chlcaiul
comico Hi arh. bttom up. Her name was not seen. The
I eaotiers have taken charge oi lier and claim thev
towed her in five miles from sea It Is rumored there
tuut ttie captain ol thu brig and one seaman were saved,
but It is not known positively whether any ol the craw
was .laved or not The beachers were cutting the wreck
up yesterday afternoon.
Washington, June 7.?The Observer at Cape May re
ports tne senr Lizzy Maul, Captaiu >eliiilt, ashore near
station No 6. with seven leet of water in her hold, ."ho
lias a cajgo of railroad iron aud nay lor Kichmond. The
crew were saved.
Laii.nck or a Lioutsmp?The new lightship built by
David Carl I, at City Island, was -uccesslully launched
on tlte 5;h in*t. in the presence ol a large number of spec
tators. commodore lreuebard und toe memberi ol the
Lighthouse Hoard witnessed the launch, which was a
tliurougn success, tiom oil board the steamer I'utnain.
Tbia vessel is the largest lightship id tha world, and la
the first one In this country titled with boiler anil engine
lor blowing a steam wiiwtle ill ioggy and thick weather.
Hie is hunt ol thu strongest and beat materials, an.I has
been titled up with a.l the tnodcru improvement*. Her
dimensions are?Length between perpendiculars. 114 It
9in; beam (molded), 2i it <J in; dupih ol hold, 1J it 5 in.
Shipol'imiino? The keel for a ship of 19(u tout has been
?ir&fched in Carter's yard, ut Heliast. Sue is expected
to be ott next lall. and will be Cominunded by l apt Her
riman. A ship ol 1S00 tons is well aloug In the same
yard.
Mr 8e?burr, ol Yarmouth, has i ut dowu the keel for a
ship of 10 mi ions, to be oil' next fall.
J s Wiuslow .t Co are building a 140J-lou ship at their
yard in Last Leering Site U llltuliued lor the general
tr.'ighMng business. It Lewis A Co are also building an
8iJ0-ioii bark tor the South American trade. Both vessels
will be oil In tho lall.
Launcuicii?At Hath. Me. June 8. bv Cos* ,t Sawyer,
(hip City ol Philadelphia, N7i tons, owned by the
bulkier, i' Hi up Pitxpalriek and others, ol Philadelphia,
and i apt Jaivi* ( all, ol New Orleans who will com
mand her.
At Portsmouth. Nil, June 5, ship Win H Marcy was
successiully lauuehed Iroin the vurd of Daniel Marcy.
She Is owned bv 1'eter Marry, ol New Orleans, und Hani
Marcy, ol Portsmouth, unu will be coiiiiuuuded by J i
Toui'e Marcy, a son ol the latter. She measures about
17D0 tons
At Last lJeeriiig, Me. 7th Inst, irom the yard of Mer- i
rltl Bros, barkenuno Jose Kodriguez Lopes. 116 torn
burthen.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
new Buor at NiatrwgpiKe, kntba.vcx or ina zuidkb j
?/nit.
The Motherland Minister ot Murine gave notice. March
13, 1S7'>, thai the shoal known lor years as existing out
side of the huri.or ol Nh uwedleii bus been marked by a ?
while aud red horizontally siriped conical buoy, an
chored In 12k feet oi water, under the toilowing bear
ings, viz: ?
Thachlmneys of Hotel Berg on a line.
The first beacon (Uuc d'Alben) on me harbor mole oa
a line with tlie lowest stone pile of the moie.
Vessel* on enterlug must leave the baoy on the itar
board aide in order to clear the shoal
nuors is tub wksku kivku. gekha.v coast,
Tho Chamber ot Commerce of Bremer, gave notice, j
April iti, 1S75, that the summer buovs had been placed in
the same position* us In previous years.
Besides theso, other buoys had been placed as fol
lows:?
I. I he wreck ol the steamer Kms. which foundered in
the Dwasgai. on the edge ol Bobbin Hat, outside ol the
channel, has been inarkcu by a red corneal buov, on
winch the word "Wrack" Is painted In letters about 8
iuehes 4u length. This buoy lies in 13 leet ot waier at ;
low tide, under the following bearings, viz:?
iioheii Weg light tower, WNW a? W, distant 4.^ miles.
1.atigwarden cliuieli, sU j, s, distant 7 miles.
Wrnnieii church. SC. S. distant (i 2 miles.
JuD'-'treti beacon. KSfc ?? K. distant I i mile*.
2. i he wreck ut the ship hrnest August, now also
without uiasts, which louudered 401 vsrds #sst ol tho
eastern .leep water channel ot the Wurster channel, has
been marked by a Pol : .K1 leet high, carrying a barrel at
the top. an.I stan ling iu 2 leet ol water at low tide, un
der the billowing bearings: ?
Wreinen church, NK K. distant 1.6 miles.
Iuisuin church. SK \ s. distant 1.5 miles.
ned buoy (with ba>ketj, N W by W W, distant (14
miles
Willie buoy <\V9i. \ \Y. distant 0.4 miles.
3. Above t.ren,erhaven. between Dcdesdorf and 8and
stedt. besides the usuul marks of the urdinarv channel,
the cnannei which is lorming at Uechientleth has, also
been marked this spring bv two black buoys on the star
board side slid three white buoys on tbe port side.
4. The entrance of the two channels near Uartwardeu
has been marked by a red spar buoy, to show the plaoe
where the channels branch.
Bearings magnetic. Variation, 14 deg SO min westerly
In 1871.
WHALEMEN.
ma~ Hoe arrival* at thla port.
At Guadeloupe May 1. ?chr? Oracle M Parker, Dyer, of
Provlncotown, UU bl>U wh oil' Lottie E Cuox. Dyer, of
do, SO do- Rising sun, Taylor, of do, claan; Jk.Ua Bishop,
1W bbls wli oil.
SPOKEN.
Bark "Araona," from ? for New York, June!, 100
mile* south of liaturas.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.
Merchants, shiopln/ agents and shipmaster* are In
formed that by telegraphing to th) lit halo London
Huriau. >o 4d Fleet street, or to tils Parti offlee,
Ru ? Scribe. the arrivali at and departuroi from Eu
ropean iind Eastern ports of American and all forelga
ve-sela trading with the United states, the same will be
cabled to this country tree of charge and pubtuhet
Captains arriving at and sailinj irom French and
Mediterranean porta win And the Paris oiOoa the more
economical aod expedition* f.ir telegraphing news.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Aimrsar. June 8?Arrived, st?amer Vaderland (Belg).
RanJle. Philadelphia: ship WestOeld (Br , Humphreys.
Lobos; barks Eldorado (>'on. Larsan, Charleston; 0 P
Klweli Bri. O'Brien. New York.
balled Cth, barki Excelsior, Bowara, Philadelphia:
Montreal (Bn, Coalfleet. do; Anna, do.
ALicaxia?Arrived, brig Foam (Br). Jsnklns, Balti
more.
Bristol, Jane 7?Arrived, ship Louisa (Br), Bees, Fen
sacoia.
BxLrasT, June 6-Arrlved, bark Fanny Atkinson (Br),
Hunter, Pensacola; schr Viscount Mac Doff (Brj, Wright,
Baltimore.
Boaaar?Sailed, ship Greenock (Br), Walker, Maw
Tork.
Cams?Sailed, schr Rillio S Derby, Baylor, Oloucsstar,
Masa
Calccwa?balled, ships Redgauntlat (Br), Bwan, Haw
Tork; Cher we 11 (Br), Weale, do.
Dxal. June 7?Arrived, brig Agllis (Br), Mahy, West In
dies lor ? ?.
Arrived in the channel 7th, ahip lleiloa (Oar), Krlexsl,
Peusacola lor llambarr; bark 3 J Boaart (Br), Beynolds,
New York tor Bremen.
Dcsli*. Jnne 7? Arrived, ship Maria Stoneman (Br),
Blauvelt, Philadelphia.
Dosdal*, Jane 6? Arrived, bark Cortes a (Ital), Chiesa,
New York.
Glasgow. June 7?Arrived, steamer Acadia (Br) Bill
coat. New York: bnrk (ieultote (Gen, Boneas, do; brie
Mlra (Nor), Ster, Wilmington, >C.
Arrived in the Clyde 7th, barks Ada Barton (Br,, Mo
Grath. Matanxas; Augustine Kobbe, Carver, do.
Gibraltar, June 6-Called, steamer Italia (Br), Craig
(from Measina. Ac.), Kew York
Ox.*; a?Arrived, brig Aquila (Ital), Donovaro, New
York.
IIatrk, June t? Arrived, ship D W Chapman. Muliar,
New Orleana;bark Aimira R blnson. Tarliox, da
Hulled 5th. ship Ellen Boathard. Woodworth, United
States.
IIxlvort. Jnne ??Arrived, bark Advocate (Br , Spiaar,
Philadelphia.
Linii'iioL June 7? Arrive!, ships Adept (Br), Mitch
ell. Nqw Orleans; Hoyal Allred Br). Fisher, San Fran
cisco: Republic Holmes, ito bara* Fermtenger (Nor),
Christenseo. Pensacola; Rata Cann (Br), Smith, Savau
nah; l.a Plata (Bn, Mathews, Charleston; sonnabend
(Ucr>, Pust, Wilmington. NO; brig Diana (Nor), Hansen,
Baltimore.
Arrived ?th, ships North Mar, Thomson. Han Fran
cisco; Roderick Dliu (Bn, Calvert, do; Sparkenhoa (Br),
Peterson, I'eo^ar-oia; llypatia (Nor. Olsen, do; barks
Aphrodite Bn, Ba.?s. New York: l.alla (Br). Vance, Da.
rleu: .-ahine, Williams, Galveston; Leamington (Bri,
Orkney, New Orl ans; "ih, ships Annie uoadey (Br),
Bent.-avannah; Haranao, Iv.-s, New Orleans; barks
Nsrragansett, ilagar, > narlsston via bt Thomas; Ragna
(Nor). Mclson, i'en>scola.
Hailed 0th, ships Arltofta (Bn, Lewellyn. United States;
F H Kockum Hw.i. Wadln, do; bark Frigate bird (Nor),
Tonnesen, Baltimore.
Nailed 7th, shits Three Brothers .Camming, Ban Fran
cisco British India (Br), sexton, do.
Lo.vno*. Jun? 7?Arrived, ship Essex (Br), Ransom,
New York: bark Minnie Cameron (Br), McEachran
Charleston.
Arrived 6th, ships Devana (Br), Thompson, Boston;
Ht Albans (loan), beak, Peniacola; 7th. ship Plymouth
Bock. Or.flln, New York barks Athlete (Br), Goudv. do;
fclntreoht (Oerj, Musroeick, Wilmington, NOt Bary
Brans (Br), Jenkins, Boston; Nor (Nor), Hand rig, Bsiti
mors.
sailed 7th, ship Rlnglaadar, Thatcher, San Pranolsoo
Lxohorw-Arrived, bark Carrla L Tyior, Bldridga,
New York.
Sailed barks FlschetU (Ital). Valerio, Phlladalphlai
Halcyon, Hurdle, Bos on.
Mklsocrxb?Arrived, ship Bin* Jacket, Perelval, Vic
toria. VU
Maii.main?Arrived, ship Tirrcll, Morgan, Singapore;
' bark B Webster. Smart, Buenos Ayres,
Naples?Sailed, steamer Custaiia (Br). Butler, New
! York.
Pai.bumo?Arrived. barn I'awiuule Ajello (ltul), La
Nasa, New Y'ork (the P A cltared from New York for
Trieste).
Qitkknstown, June 7? Arilved, bark Giuseppe Emanuel
(Ital). Denigrl, Baltimore.
Arnvea liih, ship (> It Oulton (Hr), Alexander. San
Francisco for Liverpool; barks Luigi Ruggiero (Ital),
Kugg.ero, Baltimore: Glo Bono S dtal). Cliiosa, do;
Ullle (Nor), Predortcksou, do; Kan Pietro (Ital). Bru.
netto, do; Album (Ital), llartolcttc, do; Caribou dlr).
Storm, Portland. O; Clan McLeod (Br), Alexander. no;
Gloria (Br), Hurris, do- John Campbell (Br), llankeu
sen, Savannah; Agostlna Felueo (Ital), Chiesa, New
York for Newry; l'rospcro (Ital), Iteuetto. New York;
Ingulf (N'or), Kreodson, do; Klllda (Br), Duulop, J*ltlla
delplna; Vesta (Nor), Urunde, dor Edward Waenerland
(Our), Sogebarth, do: N'uevo Matteo (Ital), Castagroln,
do ; John Head (Br), Nickeraon, Cardenas; briga Pace
bchlalUno (Ital). Onoto, Baltimore: Genlloro e Flgli
(Ital), Frenza, New York; 7th, barks Kong sverre (?>or),
Nielsen, do; Nlcollno (Ital), Qazzolo, Philadelphia; brig
Pram (Mori, Welsauer. Now York,
Also arrived 7th. 11 AM, steamer Britannic (Br),
Thompson, New York lor Liverpool.
Also arrived 7th, 12 M, steamer City of Brussels (Br),
Murray, New Yoric for Liverpool.
lioTTBSDAM, June 5?Sailed, brig Anna (Nor), Peterse^
Boston.
R?val? Sailed, bark. Hypathla (Br>, Dakln, United
States.
Uanooon?Arrived, bark Ninti Sheldon, Sheldon. Bue
nos Ayros (the X 8 was reDorted sailoil trotn B A tor
Valparaiso).
Rto Jankiro. June S?Sallod, bark Fairy Belle (Br)
West, New York.
Cleared previous to June 5, bark Mo lesta (Br). Row
lands, United Status.
Suuo, June 6?Arrived, barks Ona (Nor), Jensen. New
York; Prcldlg (Nor), Berg, Baltimore.
Soillt, June 7?Otf, bark Kobe (Nor), laraldson, from
New York for Stockholm.
Stdmkt, NSW?Arrived, bark Signal, Whitnev, New
York.
London, June 7?Ship Niagara (Br), McFarlune, from
New York for Liverpool, ashore at Southstack Island, ts
thumping heavily on the rocks and breaking up. The
curgo Is washing out, and arrangements have been
mado to secure it.
FOREIGN i^oari
Ratavia, April 11?Sailed, ship Moonlight, Waterhouse,
Fayal.
in port April 15, barks Bessie II (Hr), McMunus, for
Rangoon: olivet (llr), Wood, for Pudang and New York;
Uooieil, Crockett, une: schr llenrv Lipputt, Chase, do.
Biiimuda, June 3?In port brig I* xcelsior (Bri. iroiu
New York, arrived ;'d; sclirs Joshua Urlndle, Freethy,
from no lor Porto Cabellu. arrived May 31. in quaran
tine with siunll; ox ou board ; J Taylor, Jacob*on, from
Baltimore. arrived :d.
In the oiling, schrs Bravo, from Demerara; Maria,
lrom Porto ltico.
Caiiiiknas, Juna 4?Arrived, barks ldoli'iuu (Br). Nlek
mM.Xnr itrki Sarah K Fra/.er, Knight, Portland;
brij Clara, PIckciis. Coomb*. Bremen ; till, 11 II Wright,
Meyers, Nfw York; Ysitora Kionda (llr), Plum hot,
Portland; Hyperion. Leland, Philadelphia: Alice M Put
nam, Kogers, do (and proceeded for Matanzasi s selirs
Mury Nowell, Nowell, Now York; 7th, J B Uilkey, Gil
ke.v, do
Sailed <th, briir Aurora (Br), Dodd. north ot Uatteras;
sclus Moses Patten, Harding, do; L A r.dwardi, Miller.
New York.
Caioaiiikn, May 27?Arrived, schr Howard A Hunt,
Holmes, Philadelphia.
Sailoj 28th, schr M K Rankin, Fuller. Boston; June 1,
brig Addle lla!c. Mieppard. A?w York; 2d, schr Ros
well. Hurl but, Boston.
Citmuvcoa. June 3?Sailed, barks f-outhTn Belle (Br),
Robblns, Falmouth: Joshua Lorimr, .Nichols, Philadel
phia: brig Carrie Purlngtou. Whiltemore, Boston
t AitTimu Poiwt. June 7?Arrived, steamer Nova sco
tlan (lir), Kichardsoii. Liverpool lor Mo1itre.il.
Havana, June ti?Arrived, steamer Austin. Morgan,
Itockport (Texas); bark Venice (Br), Fraxure, Glasgow;
brig Tarifa. Brown Cardiff; 7ih, steamers W P Clyde
Livingston, New Or cans; Win D liesre.s, Trinp, Iridia
nola; barks Brothers, Bohrs New York; T K Welden,
Colsoii, do; brig Crtolan, Dyer, Philadelphia , schr Ir
vine. McLaren, do.
Suiled Mh. barks Almira Coomb*, Lnngthome, Phila
delptiia; 7th, Gem, Cole, New Orleans; ODdulia (Sp),
Ferncr, Baltimore; i;usv, Heard, north of llatteras;
San Kden. Blair, do; schr Abraham Ktcnardsou. Pray,
Philadelphia.
cleared 7ih. steamer City of Mexico, Sherwood, New
York
Halitax, Jnr.e 8? Arrived, brigs Dan (Br), Clcnfuegos;
Minnehaha iBr). Morr H, New York; 6th. steamer ral
mou li. Colby, t'ortlairl; barks Fanny M Carvill (Hr),
Watklnv Cadiz; Whitehall (or), Caldwell. New York;
brigs J Williams (Br). Williams, do; Kenneth (Br), Bos
ton; schr seaflower. Portland.
Iloilo, April 7?Arrived, ship Galatea. Tlsaale. Havre.
Livkhpool, NS, Juns ??nulled, Randolph Payion (Br),
West ludies.
Matanzas. June 5?Arrived, schr Kmcrson Rokes,
Marstou. Bal linore: 6th, bak? Manitou. ^ortli, Balti
more, Kebe'.ca Caruana. Joinsou. New Yor-i: brigs
Lena Tkurlow. Corbctt. do; Callao. Leetnan. Phil idcl
fihla :? V Nichols. Chase. <lo; Krnestln*-. Kniirlit. Port
anil; s:hrs r. a Newman, Grifltn. Baltimore - J M ICilev,
Boynton. New York; Gen Conner. Cnute, Pniladelphia.
bailed 7th, bark J G Norwood, (-n.'ppai !. l aimoun;
brig G-o a Berry, Keazer. north of llatteras; sclirs llaloh
Carlton. Harkness, do: Minnie G Loin). Holt, Baltimore.
aouHABAVA, April 15? In port ship* Sapphire, Berry,
from Batavia , W xefleld. Carver, for Boston
Surinam. May 12?In port bark Fanny Lewis, Ed wards,
lor ttostou In 8 da vs.
Hr Thomas May 23?arrived, brig Albcrtl, Orcutt. Rio
Janeiro (and sailed 2Hh tor Turks Islands).
.-ailed mh. brnrs Maehias. Bartiett. uoston; Serena P
Smith. Warren, at Croix; schr Poat Boy, Robinson, do.
haoca. June 3?Arrived, brigs A B Strom ick (Br),
Stromack. Car<iiff; GJorilia. Ho land, Philadelphia; Nel
lie Clifford. Iauiev Port au Prince; achrs I) A J Let,
Smith. New York via Norioik.
allad 3d. schr Louie r Smith, Brown, north of Hat
tlfM.
.?t Jonw. NB. June 7? Arrived, barka Brothers' Pride
(Br). Brownell, New York; schrs Aldltha (Br). BaltL
more: Little Annie. F.lla Clitton, Jeasie. >t)rmg Bird,
and si K W, from Boston; Maggi - L. lrom Portland.
Sail d 5th. ships Golden Knle. Morse, Liverpool; 7th,
Gov ililey (Br), do; bark Chebucto (Bri, ao; brig aarah
U Airing, Havana.
AMfituuAs run ia.
APPoN'aCO, June 4?Arrtred. acbr Frank Learning,
Cullen. (Jeorgetowu, DC.
BOH'fuN, June 5?Arrived, schrs Colin C Hiker. Rnker;
Mary Htanuish Rich: Be*?ie Morris. Kndlcott; Jo?epti
Bavmore, Uur^'a; Euiily A oartie. Smith; John D 1'iwge,
Halev. and W S Jortan, Richards. Alexandria
#th?Arrived, MMWr'tlM Hopkins. Hu'letf. Balti
more inoi ai t.etore); Inrn hndeavor, Mountiord, ?Vee
liawktn; Kureka. Chapel, Sagua; aclirs Carolina ken/le.
Dllk?, Baltimore : Lottie K Friend. Collin*, do.
7lti?Arrival], steamers Domini ru <Bn, Clements, Yar
mouth, NH; Uen Whitney. Hallett, New York; bark
David Taylor illr), AWiinon, Glasgow schrs Freddie 0
hbbert Br), Veal, Matanzas; Ella U *cribner fhnw,
Alexandria: H W iiodfr?v, Godfrey. Phlladalphla ; Ida
L, Parker, do; Frank B Colton, Robinson. do: Alaska,
Clark. fcllzabethport; M L .Newton, Hammond, Maw
Yore.
Aiao arrived, steamers Worcester. Hed/e. Halifax;
Romsii. Croweil, Phila .elphia; bark Sarah Plnkham,
iiobart. Matanzas. brig Whilaker. Cotton, Weenawken;
?oiiri arab J Bright. smith, Georgetown. DC: !??
Mav. Dix, lloboken: Silas McLoon, Spear, do; UT
Townsend, Wilder, do; A M A!drieh, N'lcxerson. Vet
ba? ken : H s Billing*, billings, i'ort Johnson.
Cleared?steamer Nereus. Be?rse. New York; ship Air
John Mandevllle Br). Williams. Ht John. NB: barks
sterling l- rtub. Cape '"oast Caatle: Nineveh, Wymsn,
Pensucola; bngs Goinflnder iBri, Iladlsy, Miragoane;
Cascatelle, Devereux. Matanzas; acbr Lib Flak. Baker,
Klrnmond. Va, via Kennebec River.
B ? L'i lMUttJv. June 7?Arrived, steamere Wm Crane.
Hovel, Boston; Wm Kennedy. Foster. Providence;
George W cider, Read. New York: bark Norse flag
(.Nor). Neilaen, Orimstadt; brig Abble CTltcomb. hn
deavor, Rio Janeiro: Ocata Hpan), Paxes. Havana;
achrs KDus Brnr.-a. Raymond, hieuihera ; Forest Oak.
Parker. New Haven.
Also arrived, schri Mary A Rich, Magulre, Havana; R
A Hark -ague.
Cleared?Steamers Wm Woodward. Young. New York;
Oeo Appold, Lovelend, Boston; bark rftefaniiio fit),
uerta Dublin; brig i lara A ami** (Br), Osnlon,
PcMininbuco: ?chr? Roger Drury. Gage. Boston; Maggie
J < hadwIcK, N'orris. Weymou'b, Mass; S M sharp. Webb,
Vailed?Barks Ambrosia (Nor), Elslnore; Paolo <lt>,
Dublin.
HKl'.MWICK, Oa, June 7?Cleared, bark Orixa (Fr),
Christen. Montevideo.
HhVr.RLV. June ft? Arrived, acbr John Pones, Mason,
Weehawketi.
BKIslOL, June 5? Arrived, aloop Fred Brown, Wllaon,
New fork.
sailed?*chr Harvest. Corwln. New York,
CHARLESTON, June *?Cleared. ?chr Flora Condon.
Condon. Damarlacotta, Me, via Doboy, ?.a
Hailed?schr Abky Watson. uray, .-alilla River, Ga.
7th?Arrived, steamer J D Foley. l onnell, Baltimore.
Cleared?Brig l.eopoidine (Oer), Hsesloop. Cork.
CI IY Pol.Ni, June 5?Arrived, sctir Jolrn A Curtis.
2uillen. I'hlladel|ih a. to load for Stamford, Ct; J u
arvell, Johnson, Noriolk. lo load fordo.
Milled? Schr J B Johnson. Rote, stain lord. Ct
tuRi'KkS-- Mi/NKor,, June 7?Passed In for Balti
more, schr Mary A hlch. Irom the West Indies.
i'assed out?steamer Hraunschwew (Uer, from Balti
more lor Bremen; bark Klalto (llr), do. lor St lliomus;
Brazilian. Irom Kichnionil lor Rio Janeiro; acnr Mtygle
E Urav. from Baltimore tor Demerara.
Arrived?Bark Behrend, i/oin Liverpool) aeetinir.
FaLL RIVKK, June 4 -Arrived. <cbr< Ann E OltD,
Tyler; N tl skinner. Thrasher: I> M Anthony, McLean,
anil Nellie Brown. Hltfitlnt. Georgetown, i> '?
UALVEsT'>>. June A? Arrivetl, scbra Vernal, Kicker,
Peu-ucola; Oeo s?a.ev. Hlohm, Havana.
ssiled? ctirs Ida Deitatorre, chasv, Penaacola; Union,
Apaiachlcoia
7th?Arrived, steamer Clyde, Kennedy, New Yorkt
schr John. Uabriel, do
K kN> KBt's KPokT. June 5?Arrived, sohr W H Card,
Vim>. Kappabannoek River..
MOBILE. June ft?Cleared, schr Linda, Trott, Kings
ton, Ja.
NEW ORLF.AN*. June> 7?Arrived, ateamer Wilming
ton, Holmes, Havana: briK Marli W Norwood, Andrews,
do.
Cleared?Briif Carmelia ilttl), Lubrano. Havre.
Clearer! 3d slup sail usuy, LowUen. Pavcuitoula mot
aa beiore rtporieji; mbr hiiveuia, K-rrer, Pearl River.
Pissss. June ?? Amvea, t-cbr Fred Dunbar,
sailed?steamer Ati<lean (Br), Liverpool.
NtCW mmVKNa, Kla, May 16?cleared, schrs Hattle
Perrv, I ha?? and Horatio .Nit-hol*. oupuy. Modioli.
N r.WBCRYPORT, J un* 5-Arrived. s<-brs Thomas Watt,
Curtla. Roadout; John r. Ualley, Long, lloboken; Loos
out, Poineroy.New York. Aeiive, sbermau. lloboken;
Katie P Lunt. Hudson Baltimore.
NEWPD..T, June 4. PM? Arrived, achra T S Mci.cllan.
Farr, Fall I Iver ior New York : Harvest Corwin, Bristol
for do (and both sailed 5th).
ailed Mcnr Anaconda. Fickett New York for Fall
Riv?r. alter discharging part of cargo.
Stli ? Arrived. scUr Marcena Manson. Jr. Dayton. Wee
hawkeo.
sai el? chrt Louisa Jane, Mott, Jamestown Ferry to
discharge; Lucy Baker. Allen, esconnet lor Pmiadei
pbia. i-Torence. Hackett. Fall River lor New York, Ll W
Thompson, McOarty, do for do; dcrpnae. Seaman, do
for do.
In port?Schrs Reading HR No 41. - cull, for lloboken;
Native, Deli art. lor Kondout; Jas M t.ayles, Arnold, lor
New York : mile E, Uaaitins, Dbriiion fordo: aud otnera
reported above.
>uiittICB, June ft?Arrived, schr Harriet k Sarah.
Uoboken.
sailed?Mobrs Jennie Ruaa, New York; J B Cunning
ham. do. ?
PiIiLaDBLPHIA, June 7?Arrived, steamer< Norman,
Nlckereon Boston: 0 itharine Wintltig. Harding, I'rovi
deuce; Florida. CrocKer. J'rovideaoe; Beveri'. Ploroe,
2? hours from New York: bark Argonaut (Nor), OI?en,
Christiana; sclirs Dtvid V streaker. Vaugilder. Jack
sonville; sarae.it S Day. Johnaon. Abaco; Ida >lc aba,
Pickup, New Haven; Ad lie u . a?on, Baoon, Cnaries
tou. Jotiu W Mali, Jr, Oteeu, Ht Mary's, Uk. MareUfa
Lfwli, Lewi*. OarUInert CUra K B?*rj(en, Drtyfnii
Trmtilnd Hirili Putter, WiiU, H?renft Key.
AUu arrivi**i steamer Phil ??Jul|>hia New Yorir
MClii-ft Nellie Treat, Dorr, Button: Kmeltne McUit
' Vouiiir. tjulncv Point; Juiien Nelson, Unweg,flloucprttofi
Kate Kommel, Ailums, Beverly; Mmiih' M Weaver,
Weaver, Full Kiver: Eetelle ? av. 1 race v. Providence.
AIM) cleared. harts 'Ijoino (Nor), Larsen, London!
Yalnlnl (Jul). ConalelleH, London; sciir Lizzie Batca*
elder, English, Car icons
Skw Cas*i.k. Del, June 7?A M?Schr K.niua C Bab
cook. troin Darioii, tla. passed up this A M
tschrs KliZibefh J Lee,for 11*111011, una Nathan Cleaves.
I fur Welltleet passed down this morning
hlcauicr Equator, for < h irleslon urI? Sarah Wallace,
tor 1 John, Nit; seiirs caloiii, tor Portsmouth, ami
Cherubim, lor Beriniula, passed down yesterday.
Baran Anrahain (Alls), lor i'utk tor oriers: Lorenio
dial), lorilo; and sehr Dmra Bridge man, tor Bostoc,
pu?i d down in tow yosti-rduy.
j Sutir Mm rioiii Eagle, lor New Bed ford, anchored olt
here on saturduv niifht and proceeded down yesterday.
Noon? Schr Louisa l> Itathhurn, troin Norwich, passed
up since morning report.
I'M-A. tiria, and several schooners passed up tills I'M,
but owing to the 1:11st their nam. a could not be ascer
taine.I.
A slilu lies at anidior below Finn's Point bound up.
Dki.awauk BmiitviTll, June 7. AVI ?Arrived laat
night. Hi'hr Lookout, iu day* lr<.tn Sagua lor order*,
lim a Commodore impout remains lor Philadelphia.
PM_Arri\ed ti)-ilay. sulirs Franees Sutterly, trora
Matanzus, ordered to Philadelphia: George P llallock.
troin Sue 111 lor orders chr Lookout has been ordored
to New York. The other vessel* remain unchaiiced.
Pilot boat Cape repor s that tho brig Prairie Hose (from
Cuba) passed in this AM.
PORTLAND June 7?Arrived, bark Jose Rodriguee
Lopez (new, 41U tons), McDonald. East Deering.
Als 1 arrived, brigs Ua. Walls, New York; Machlaa
Bnrtlett, Dominica via st Thomas.
C cared?Steamer Frouconla, Bragg, New York; Hchri
llat'ie Baker. Philadelphia; liiberilia. Now York.
1 uK'l.'Mdl,' I'll, Juno 6?Arrive I, -ehrs Charles Law
rence, Clayton ; Millie M steel 111 a 11. Hnrbv, and I'T Taa*
leer. Leeds, Georgetown. DC; Jesse li Smith. Tyler, Phil*
adclplna; It C Iho.nnH. Crock.:tt. New York.
I'KOYlDhNCi: June '1?Arrived, si-lira Sidney 0
Tyler. Barrert, Georgetown, DC: Pochaseet Kuckett,
Nowburg; Mlnouu.s. Phillip', do: Win Voorhls. Gold
smith. Ilaverstraw; a u Luwsoii, Fitzpatrick. Croton
Point tor Puwtucket: Ellen Gurney, Gurney, Weehaw
ken; Star Spangled Banner, Blaekman do; Ella
Ma h'-w. McHlwee, Hobokent John Crockford, Hart,
do; Blnckstone, Wlckbon, New York; sloop Fred Brown,
Wilson, do.
? ailed? stoninerii Win Kenned/. Foster, Baltimore via
Norfolk; Catharine Wliiliui.', Harding: Florida. Crocker,
an I sehr 1/ S Levering, Corson. Philadelphia: schrs
Treasure. Wilson; Charles Denim. We"'- s- In D sturgls.
Johnson : Olive, Warren; Flora King, l'ettlgrew; Richard
Law, Hawkins; Julia A Crawford. Mullock: Fauuv
Fern. Eaton; L'liiru hohlnson liobiiiMiu, and S M
Tyler, Hart X York. Frcin below, burk Scotland,
Rogers, PaseiiKOUlu, Miss.
illli?Arrived, sehra Win Collver. Taylor, Alexandria
for Pawtiick't; Willow Harp. Ilorton, Kondout; Jinnei
I'.llgllsli, Barker, end K A I Oak'oy. Newman, do; liobl
Blair, Kln"siand. Haverstraw fordo: Sarah A Falconer,
Wilson. Weehawken: J M Allen, Cane, and vnthony
Burton. Johnson. Ilobniten tor t'awtuoket; West Wind,
Lingo; Alpine. Marshall: Flyaway. 1 no*; Sarah Bruen,
Pettv. and John Btockham, Karl, lloboken ; William H
Boweii Dill: Annie J Kussell, 1 hadfleld. and Veranda,
Foiii', New York; Jennie Kogera. Rogers, do for Paw
tucker.
sailed?Steamer Willtamsport, Wllletts. Philadelphia!
1 achrs L S Hatch. Kelsey, New York; Harriet Lewis, Taf
I lor, do.
7th?Arrived, steamers MeOlellan, March. Baltimoro;
Hunter..-her man, Philadeluela: Vindicator, do.
At the head of Long Island Sound 4th. AJf, bound
east, s -hrs Kashiori. ,) II Young. T \\ Allan. Ktnerald,
Alible II llodgmun, Hiram Tucker, F Edwards, V Uray,
May Day.
I'M- Cencttu. II S Iitllin rs, Ben j English. Clio, L A
Tollcs Moretiee Mavo, Anthony Burton John Ponder,.
Ci eio, Prudence, Hunter. Henry Lemuel. White Cloud,
A II Brown, 1'itcle Tom. II B Diverly, Plouuhbov, Fly
awiv, freighter. Capitol, btcura. II s Town-tend, New
York, Ann Lindslev, lluille "Collliii, Eva Boll, .S A Fal
coner, Alnio hi. Cora Ktta. Revenue.
P v WTL'CKEt', June 5?Arrived, achr Horizon, Leot,
Kondout.
Muled? clirs Sarato'-ra, Mckerson, Now York: I P Ha
zan Dickens. Block island.
Itll'll M0N11. June 5?Arrived, steamer Isaac Bell,
Lawrence, New York.
ailed? schrs Bonnv Bout. ICellv. Boston via <i*boru'?
Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, New York: Maggie Bell,
Hall. Button.
SAN h it A.N CISCO, May s9?Arrlvod, ship Orient, Al
len, Utsalady tor London (pat in tor u crew, and aallad
June S .
?St 1I1?Sailed, ship Camilla. Humphrey. Mazatlan.
5th? Sailed, baric Herniou (Brl, Mann. Flint Island aw
Cork.
(Ilh?Arrived, atcamer City ot Melbourne (Br), Brown
Sydney, N>W. via Honolulu.
swaNN HI, Juno 7?Clcarad, bark Columbus tUer),
Ihlder, Liverpool.
saile t_nark I'aqueltc de Cantahria (Spi, santander.
HALI-.M, June 6?Arrive 1, achrs Win ice. lice, Baltl
more; Kioanora Van Dusen, ilodlrey, Georgetown, D J
Stella Lee. I rener, Baltimore; a T Oohn. Brown, Port
Johnson; D It Everett. Saunders, Klizabcthport.
Cleared ? Brill Lizzie J Bigolow, Pedrlek, Cayenne.
Otli?Arrive.!, schrs Mory sands. Percy and James Q
Deputy. McMahon, Elizabetliport; Decatur Oakes, Ba
ker, llohoken.
sailed? rig ' Izziu J lllgolovr: ?sclir-i Julia A Rich
(from Mlsworlh). New York; itlval (from Bucksport),
do; Abblu S <>a*e? (from Lincoln villa,, Uo: Willie Mar
tin from Portland), sandv Hook.
SOMEitSET, June S?Arrlvoi, achr Loul* Walsh. An*
drews, lloboken.
4th?Arrived, schrs Oliver Amos, Babbitt, Philadel
phia' I. A A UubcoeK, Smith, do; Geo 11 Mills, Tillotson,
Alexandria.
Sailed?schr Tempe?t. Lacy, New York.
5tli?-iiiicd, schrs Joseph Maxfleld. Davis, and Llzxlf
D mail, Tice. Philadelphia.
HKiNINO 1'OV June 5?Arrives, schrs Hydrangea,
Clark, lloboken: Perlne. Shetlleld. Kondout.
V4N )YAI(D HAVEN, June u? Arrived, brig Whitaker,
Weehawken tor Boston; schrs Geo li Squire. Boston tor
Rirhmmd llaslecon, Wcvmoit'i tor Alexandria:
Huntress Lub 'C for New York; Olive Rlizabeth, Port
land tor ao: Hat ie A But'.er. Gloucester for do.
ailed ? Br!;/ Whitaker, schrs Burmah. Adellza, Chai
F - amp-on. Juliau A Ward, Sarah Shubert, Sady Allen,
and Mabel.
Passed br?Schrs A Peters, Cook, troin Calais for New
York. ,
6th? \rrlved, schrs Marietta Tilton and Mindoro
Philadelphia tor Boston: Freighter, hxchanne, Laura U
Jones, and D C Foster. New York ror do; Maria, and
General Howard. Weehawken for do; C:cero. do toi
Portland; T Benedict, Wuodhrid.'e, NJ, fordo; Sunbeam,
New Yor< tor Camden: Revenue, lloboken for Uinvt
hum: Joseph Farwell,do tor Saco; L'ncle fom. do foi
Ncwburyport: Hero. Gloucester lor New York; Joe
Carleton. Camden lor do; ed Sumter, Rockland tor foi
DH ng um do lor Richmond; Gun Nevemrer, Gardk
n-r lor Pmladelphla; Jatuos s Hewitt. Ba'h for do
Dollv Varden. Machias tor New Haven for orders.
Sailed?Schrs H?tt e A Butler, and T Benedict.
7th? Arrived, achr Dexter Ciark, Hoboken tor Plyt?
outh.
WILMINGTON*. NC. June 1?Cleared, echr M E Thomp
son. GiUey. Ponce.
5th?Arrived, bark Theodore, from "Lyngor."
Cleared ?Barks Fredlg i.<ori, Anderson. Llvernooli
Hermann Helimrich (Ueri. Wagner, do; echr Geo W An
drews, \\ atts, Cl.ealsea, Mass
7th?Arrive 1 bark lle.nrich Kadbertua (0<T), Malaga!
echr hlleii M Condon, tlellast, Me.
Cleared?Brie Mary K Dana. o'Neil. Mayegnez.
Saii' d?-tcamer Rebecca i;lvde. t.'hllds, Baltimore.
WAKKEN, Juno t?Smiled, icnr Prospect, Handy, N'e*
York.
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$200 : No. O.K $100.
Scries 3.3*15? itond No 58. $203; No. 7?, $40.
series 3, ;18?Bond No. IK, 45).
Series 3 813? .olid No. 45. S1.0U0.
Series 4,^w?Bond No. 51.
Ht rle* 4.114?Bond No. 56. $5): No. 8!?, $101, No 87. SIOOL
series 4.472?Bond o. 7<, <h?); No, 27, lldO: No. 11, |S0l
serlen 4 74<i? Bond No. K *100: No. $50, Mo. V, $60.
series 5 4 M?Bond No. 92, $A'i, No. 8o, $200; No. 86, $60;
No. 6, $50; No. 7V. 61m
Series 5.468?Bond No. 21). $ll?; No M, $50; No. 5$. $50(
No. n. $1?
series 6.t*>)? Bond No. ftd, $I0U; No. Sd. $100; No.*
91 J<)
series rt,04?? Bond No 81 $40; No. 47. $60; No. 36. $1,0001
No ??. $lt?); No. 4). $31; No. 88, $50.
Beriee M.36J?Bon I No. 10), $,Vl). o. 14. $8a
s. t ies >. 717 ?ill.ii,I No. 4), $.00; No. S7, $?>i No. IS. 9>00t
No. 6.1 651
seriee6,711?Bond No. $50; No. 89. $500; No. II. $6U.
Series6 7*1- Bond No. 61, 620J.
Series li,116?MoiKl No. 7t), $'0. No. 22, $50.
Seriei6 8>s-B .ml No. 10. $50; No 81. 6600.
cue* i,.164?Bond No. 72, #?>); No. 44, $500; No. 17,
$1U0; No, 2 $jdU
series 7,S7>~Bond No. 62, $W0; No. ?7 910a
series 7,877?Bond No. 25, $.*>0: No. 40. $i,0'ia
Series 7 1jJ?Bond No. 6, $ftJ0; No. M. $2 0; No. 56, $6J)
No. 54. t!?).
i?ries Ul(i-Bund No. 01, $li)0; No. S3. $200.
Series s^Wj? liond No. 30, $VI; No 37, $1)0.
Series H,676?Bond No. 16. ti . No ?. tlU
serlea 8,7i7? ionl No W. $5o; No. 16, $j00
Series ^uoo?Bond No. 66, $60.
Series y.7;6-Bond No 61. $50; No. 76. $50; No. 70. $10<X
Series 9,562? Hon I No. 4i, $1U0,
All the rem s|j|iiig S.i?) Bunds of the $40 series drawn
January. I87S nz:-aeries Not 199 Ii7, 512, I 119, i,4 A
l.s 66. i 714, 2.W4. 3128,1177, 3 ,8.5, 3 SnJ, .<.143. 4.2A, 3,1(3,
S.UJ. I 314. 4.471, 4,740, 5 4 4, 8.358, 0I.i ?6 6.JS3, 6,717,
6,711. 6.791, 0.116, 6,1 S, 7,304, 7,3/5, 7.177, 7,-hiI, 8,346, 8
8,o75. 0.747. 8.90'. 9 7?, 9,562 mil receivo $21 ,i sub
1 no bonds will b 'redeem.'I aecordih^ to lection 3 of
the conoilIons of tha loan, and payable at the oflioe of
ton co.npany.
IjsuCSTRIAL. KXllIBlTlON COMPANY,
by the Hoard oi Director*.
12 h?*t seveiitcenih streei
I herebv certify that the above drawing *as held N
my presence, nnd sworn to** to the correctness ot the
(sme ).y the ofTlcoriof the Industrial Kxhibitlon Coat
pauy before uie tin* 7tO day of June, 1871
II. lUltNEK KORMAN,
Notary I'nblio,
City and tiouaiy ol New York.

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