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THE BATTLE OP "SKBASTOPOL."
HHVI'h VTB ri'.HT Bt TWEBN THKEB rOLICEMKH
AND A riANfl vr IttTGLH ONE OV THE LATTI.il
FATALLY WOUNDED-A POLI! THAN EHUT IN
TUlt ALW.
O. tua m tnv organized bums or rowJt-a and
Itaperadue* tuat lute*; tue N'.netefbtn ward,
?ou? If more lawless or cuuae* I bo polios more
trouble* in.ui the "bebastcpol saos," so called
from tue name Liven to tbe loca .ty In wnlou are
their headquarters. Tun locality has for yea:?
iieeu tcrribie to all peaceable citizens residing Ui
ibo neigbitorhotxl, anu the police have lour re
garded it as a place to be visited only when
armed. Tbe nance by which It in known is a ino-d
appropriate one A huge ma * of rocks, about
lorty-Lvu leet -bove Lie level of the street, ex
tending ab >ui nail way up the b.ock between
Fecund and 1 bird aveuues, iorins a barrier to the
rontiniiation of f orty third street and makes
"MobostopoL" The work of b asting th?se r.'cks
bus been going ou at different times for years.
I'pon the top of this natural formication are
a large number 01 squatter shanties, some of
who'ii are occupied by pruierstoual thieves
and ro t*T?, wii > have put to good
auvantige, In Ueiying ilie authorities, the
stronghold they posses*. bSDtr.es have teen
placed on the lookout for the otllcor* when a raid
ha.-. been expected, and invariably ou such occa
sions the tuieves have escaped, the ascent to trie
toe from either side is quite sleep and daugerous,
Lut the denizens, by long practice, have become
so agde that they can a tend and descend with
?urp is:ng acidly. On the top oi this ruck
A MINI ATI' hz battle:
took place ear.y yesterua.y uuruing, tbe par'icl
pauis of w hich were tnres police iu n on one side
end tlvc desperadoes oil the other. Shots were
fteely exchanged. During the conflict one of the
pohceui.-u ha t his arm fractured aud one of the
t- ngtis received a probibly lata, wound. T ie cir
cuit. uucea ilut leu to the eucouuier are as joj
loss.- -
At about seven o'ciock ye* erday morning John
Dudey, restd.ug at the cotoer <>t i weal.-first
street aud rulrd ave-uuc, approached Officer
C'firien, of the N noteentu precinct, who *a*
I'atroldiig Ills beat, auu stated .tun a short time
p.evlous he bad b eu asaan ted by a parly
of youug men while passing by iuc rocks
< u forty-third street, wlio, having kuoc.ed bun
d< an, rohbej hlin ol $21. From the description
given oy bailey. tne policeman w..s s&iistled unit
hm assailant- ? ere t..e --Melustopol Bang,"' every
member ofwh.cu wus kuowu to him. Tebiug
La lev to go t ? tue Fiity-n.uth s'reetstut.on nous1!
aud remain to idcnmy ins assunan's tn case any
A'r<s;s w.ie made, tbe o dicer rapped for as
?isuuce. and uiD.er* McEveeir and Granger
lesponding tbe three at eace started lor ''Sebag.o
por to cupture tb : roughs. When they reacned
tue place it was nalf-p-m seven o'clock, aud but
lew ueop.e were at iring. Standing ou tne top
of toe rocks, in a defiant arid menacing attitude,
were Ave oi the gaug. u'Bi:cn reached the l p
lir.st, and going up lo tbe paity laid his hand npou
me shoulder of 1 nomas Dully, t ie acknowledged
leader ot the gang, and requested biai to corns to
tne station house. His worus were scarcely uttered
feheuDuliy's brother, Jehu, struck tne o Hi cor a
ttnunini blow in the lace wuu ms clenched Ost,
end, before the bewildered policeman cad time iu
recover biiuseli tbe otuer? leu upou him and
ponnued him without mercy. Odlcer Granger,
c.uq iu band, hurried to the relief of o'Brleu, wueu
THOMAS IH'LLY, PKAWING A PISTOL,
bred three or lour snots at him, uoueof which, bow
ever, lilt him. McEveety at ihujuncture reached
tie top of the hill, and one of tbe balls lu euded
lor Granger struck turn in the rigot arm, a little
aoove the eloow, iracturiiig it aud prooatuy ue
ce-outaiiug its ampntat'.ou. O'Bue , all t is tiu.e
was battliug agaiust three of tlie eaug, wuo bad
hnn eowu in cues a poi-itlon that he could not get
at ms pistol. Wniie ihey pummelled him iu the bead
and face Mi Eveety, with abroaen arm, was help
less, and Granger was tlierefore practically aluu?.
Drawn.g his pistol as quickly as possible lie snot
at Dully, hitting him in roe left orca.l iu tUo
region of the heart, and inD.ctuig a wound which
b- likely to ptove fatal. Daily fed wneu struck, and
ronsternat.on took possession of bis "pals," w o
quickly iled sad escaped. Granger hauacutleii Dully
and brought him to tne station uouae. U'Urien, cov
ered with blood And with a ba-.ly lacerated Uce,
and McEveety, with bis arm broa-n, loliuwiug.
At first i( was supposed that Duity's w .and was
not serious, as be appeared to take it lightly,
bui, wn> a examined by ibe -urg^on, it proved to
be exceedingly dangerous. At tne station house
Dully was idautifled witboui hesitancr Ov Dabey
a- one 91 the men who waylaid and robbed hlin.
Daby was then couveyca in au ambulance to
Deiievue Hotpltal.
The career oi Dolly Is, according to the police
authorities. a black one. ?.though but tweut,
one years of age he has repeatedly Uisttngu.slioi
himself among bis lawless cuinpauioua as a boi l
and desperate cr.mlnai. Duly tne bin of last
Diontb ue wasairested, by the fame oftlcer wno
snot hi in, ou a charge of Bigi.way robbery, upon
w en n he was committed by Justice Hurra*. of too
Fifiy-a- ventu btreet rol.ee Cuurr, in dnault of
bail, bnt b few days afterward be was die
rnargec, tbe coinpUl isul iul.iug to appear, hav
ing, it is alleged, been bought ctf by Dully's
friends. He has been engaged in several ot.ier
robberies, but has su<-c? de m wading justice.
M"!vveetj, Uie officer who was woun-tel, is
biahly spoken ol by La ctam vtouut, feboregaroe
loin as one ol bi* beet mem lie was a.?o aeut to
beLevue Hospital.
WIFE MURDER IN BROOKLYN.
A CANAL BOATMAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE, ATT1MPTS
BDICllk AND 7111X3 TO SHOOT A POLICE CAP
1 At*.
Yesterday afternoon tbe Mxth puvprecinct. the
arena oi ice Tornno murder, was tbe scene of
another tragedy, which tor the time created even
more excitement In tne neighborhood. George
Watson, a boatman, employed on an Erie canal
host, mot his wife Luanda, while in the hallway
?r Mr*. Cohen's residence, No. 31 Hopkins street*
at haif-pa*i six P. M.. and in the which fol
lowed shot litmeeif iu tbe hip. and to farmer bis
escape fired hie pistol at Dr.U Captain Jewett,
wno, passing by. attempted to arrest bltn.
Tbe p trues to toe tragical oa a. rtn :e are irom
(wwego, N. Y., and are named George ana Lu
c uda w tiwiB. George la a tall, brawny specimen
oi tse "csoaller," tTirtv-five years ot sge, sod
some six years ago fell la love with sad married
tus wife, i gay, lively woman, some few years his
Jrn.or. Fur a tune alt things went well, oat be,
tfeiiig of aje doua disposition, made her married
life so newnat unhappy. Nie now charges him
with contioaa. dninkeunc s aud hru'ality to
ward her, he, on the other hand, charging iter
whs numerous acts ol ti>9Jebir, so that two
year* ago tney separated, s e leaving Oswego and
coming to H tiitamsburg to i.ve witn her msrr.ed
sis.er, Mr*. William I'errtue, now residing at No.
Bit Tompkins avenue. During tne ptat two yea a
Vataoo has called to tee bis wife, earn vtett end
ing in high words and tbrea e, in re especially
during tbe spring eeaaon Ju.st cloned, Watson
claim* in consequence or the lewd cone.net of his
wife, aire baving been in the habit of frequenting
p area of public resort with different men. Two
weeis ago w ataon called at the house on Tom p.
kio* avenue, just as the had retorned with ber
sister in n carriage fiom Sntepsurad Bay. They
?aw Watson on tne sidewalk, and, as a pre an.
Hon. Mrs. Prrrlne on.y g<>t out and anteied t e
h"u?e. Mi*. Wataon iyiug down in the cab auu
goiug oO with it. WrtDi'U B?aei'wnere she wss
aud Mrs. I'trriDe In formed him ehe was at?;on v
tmand. He then produced a pis'ol, ?aying, ??Tou
l.ei Nhe sine uai k with yon, ami 1M sr.oot her
and vou too."' The hit ir euded there, to he re
iiew-d witu a tragical tcrmma ton lasi evening.
Abont twen y ininu c* past sit w'cloek, white
Mi. and Mr*. I'errme aniamsriie t coup." from
this city were s.tting tu the ir?nt r ioni ou tne nr?t
? oor. a ring vn* given t.,e door ttell. a it tue door
being on tue latch, i.?otg? w*ts?,n came in and
aim ??Wueie i* l.u?"' neiore an an*?? er ceui i
be ttveii Mrs. War^on entered ben.mi anu, ?ho
basing beeu sp s air dressing her hair w n -u the
r ug came. He turned as site ? ame In and said,
??Her*. I want ta spe ik to yon privately tor just
Eve minute*." Despite tnr signs:* to tne con
trary give* by Mi*, rerrme, Mr*. W?t*on stopped
t ut into tbe aa.iwa*. waeie tliey couver*e<t iu a
low tone for a miiiv wn?q, drtwiug tho
revoaer. be ?? a he i.al come to kl.t
her. nhe gave an alarm by shod ting
"Mnrrtcr." $n. and Mrs. perr.ne then rusned
out aud setied *nt*on, -ne pistol gning oO barm
ias.-iv, Mia Wiii-oB runnl'ig dowo 'he basement
s at way, through tie yard, into an alley and
ineuc? up the i'oop of Mr*. <:<>bcu'* residence.
Just a* she reacneo the turvtbold Wat*oa, who
b.id broken away fr m tne Pcrrmea, rescued tne
stO'ip and Bred ? wice at her. tne flr?t shot mt**tng.
but the sei'ond l.u lei siru ng ber in the bar* on
li.o right aide, guiug througn a rib and entering
tbe right lur.g She kept on into the haliw ay an i
t e pdlowod, flr.i, g ax-ill, rut hiissiiig ber. 'JB?
Perrine* bv thin time had overtake? the Iniurlateif
hnaonbd and endeavored ro ret. the pistol away
IrnfD lii.o. as ho risd raised it to bis head to
snoot n.n.seif. in ibe struggle trie weapon
was dis. barged, the b?il rniering Wat on'*
tight hip, puSaitig downward toward the ilugn.
The a.ioi* irigtiH ned ail tbe people around, ex
cept Drill t aptain Jewen, wno came up ju*t at
mat tune, attracted by the cmwd, which was ir. t
congregating, tae crln a-.d tne ai ota. wataon
?.o hooner avw that he was an odlcer than no
i iiaeit the pistol and fired at bun, mi-sing again,
arid tu aaec "t th# G'aptEiri had cloadd wilk tne
in in and made htm prisoner.
Era. W? ?ii, w i>*o sir/>n back a* faf a*
the stal*?, saving, "llv Ond, he has killed >n??: I
km wound* 1." Hbe stood anil for a moment or
two kii<i thou tainted. hhe wan picked up and
Carrie ) oai of the n<<a?e and into her own room.
Wa'son was taken to ttie M.xtn sub-precinct
station nouse, and alter Ma wound wa-< lourni to
t?e not very serious was locked uo lor tlie night,
lie said tie did it oecause sue would not live with
htti.
Police Surgeon Lowerutine examined the wound
received by klra. Uataou au>l louud mat the bail
hut penetrated the lunir. nut u tou.d not be
round, wline the internal Demurrage was so ex
cessive tnat a latal result was inevitable, lie
wisned at nrHi to reuii.ve her to tne City Hospital,
and * be Hin jutance called for the pur, one. but it
wa? ftu.illy decided mat ane nan better not tie re
moved.
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
'Ihe T.drd brigadi, First division. N.G.S.N.T.,
com mem e J military bull practice at t'reccmoor
last week. Tuus tar tne results are not very satis
factory.
To oe an inspector of riQe practice in the
National Guard oue must be ubie to make 60 per
cent on scores oi live rounds at 3K) and 600 yards,
it ou?ht to require a great deal more theoretical
and practical knowledge man tuts implies to
enable au odicer to a-?ume the grave respout-ibi.i
lies oi an instructor of musketry.
To-day an election lor brigadier General of the
Twenty-arm brigade, N. G. ?. N. Y., will be held in
Syracuse. It in an important post in our militia
ranks, lor which mere are several candidates in
tue del J.
In place of General J.iuiss Ryder, who has been
recently promoted. Colonel James H. Itlauvelt, of
Nyack, has beeu eiecteu Brigadier General of the
beventh brigade, Filth division, National Guard.
The people ot New Orieaus are also doing some
thing toward promoting the progress of the rifle
stioo'ing movement. It is to be regretted, how
ever. tbst their mark-in n still continue to use
Ute old i In; targets. Unless they Jollow ihe Creed
moor plan of marking It will be Impossible to com
pare ihe.r shoo-ing with that of any other nffe
m n.
An ntwelcomr rumor is afloat 10 ti e effect that
the gallon; First battalion ul lulan ry, Third bri
gade, Ft si division, National Guard, Lieutenant
C lonel Bourke command.ug, is soon to be dis
banded. It is end that already 100 members of
the First have signified their wi-nes to lorn a
company in the N ma regiment.
The recent review oi over 10,000 militia troops
in boston oy the Governor oi iix-sacliuset s has
baa at least one good effect? that oi letting the
criy.cn oldiery or the d ffereut States compare
notes wtth each other and see what is wanting to
make taeir sparate corps fully effective aud
le.tdy to take the Held at once iu case of need.
The Twenty-second regiment. First division.
N.G.A.N. Y., nave resolved to visit Philadelphia
next year uunng the celebration of lbs centen
nial tuere. They expect to send folly wo men
bet ween officers, nun commissioned officers and
rank aid die.
lue Firs division of the New York State Na
tional Guaru, un er Maj.r General Sutler, has
been ordered to turn out on a lull attendance
dress paiado on tue 5kh prox. in honor el the
uiaety-nlutu anniversary oi the independence of
the United States, inis win be the finest military
pageant oi tne ?cason.
The separate iroop of cavalry, Captain Csrl
Kb to In command, has been ordered to parade in
lull oreaa nuiforra to-day, mounted and witn car
biues, for ball tructtce at Union bill. N. J. Wuu
uer what lakes uoJu Cart and his merry men oit
oi t?e Sta e for rifle practice 1 Can it be that
there are mo many sharp-eyed reporters ai Creed
irrman la
moor to sun. meir Gorman ta i.es r
At midnight on the 4th ot this month a fa'se
alarm was given at l'urtsmoiito, England, lor tne
purpose of te.-tlng the readiness ana effectivehess
oi iu-* it oops to meet sv?tt a contingency, i tie
alarm was caused ny load expi.o t ps irom the
the
seawa; !, and u w as thought that the liuke of \Vcll- j
lingtoii man-of-war nad taken Are. The riggers j
a d other* whose dot? it was to muster iu the 1
dockyard rusoid to their places, ana steam was
hastily got up cu ooard the Camel. Presently a |
ru.ti oi biuclights and psrachutcs indicated that
au attack was going'orward at btokes Hay. '1 lie I
position ot tne enemy was soon sscer.aiued by :
uiignesiuin bgti's, and a heavy fire of artillery <
aud mus-etry opened upon turn Horn the suore.
The satlnactory rc-ult showed the rapidity with I
which large bodies of men, without auy nonce,
could be aisemoicd.
AR1TU.BRY PRACTICE.
Bat'ery K, First division, N.G.S.N.Y? under !
command oi Captain ileubacr, at artillery prac- !
t.ce, near bast New York,on Tuesday last,showed {
a decided improvement in many respects to the !
outierv wmicii preceded them the week before, j
battery K. piotltiug bjr reprcsentati us formerly
made mruu-h these columns, caiue to the ground
coiu; at ativeiy well pr<-pared lor practice. Tne
gaus w re pi. era on simply constructed skeleton
platforms, composed of a nurter and plants to
take tne wueti.H aud trail piece. Tue guns were
provided with new fr.ui sights, and u
gro red stud placed on tne neck of j
mo cascabel to receive a noatlv adjusted |
j enotiittia lisus-e. A do cot wa observed in the
ifont nigut, it not being his a enough to fnrin the
dispart, wuich Is always equal in elevation t > one
bail tue difference between ti e sauu-diauietei * of
the ba. e riug and the swel. oi the muzzM. When
IS" dispart is lightly adjusted tne line of sight H
parallel .o the ax.s ol tlia bote, and an object
wiibiu point h.auk range can be aeeu. i'bc am
inn. tiou. too, was mucu batter than mat KM by
natter? 11. Captain Heubner sta es that |
iiis cartridges received iroin the State Ord
uance l><-paitmeni site ? adiy roimcd aud
irregular iu weight, running, one witn an- !
other, from tweiv? to twenty ounces. Tue men
bad to equalize Me Charge, as to make tt.eui
on and a quarter pouuns tacn. A gunner's level
bad also been Ihoughtfulh provided, wmen was
found very ust in. in correcting ti.s indications of
tue pendulum UaU-se. During practice tne men
worked both guns witn careful regularity,
promptly stooping tne vent and using a moist
ened sponger afer each oi-cnar. e.
Tne svstem of practice observe i is not one cal
culated to mike Due targets. It is wrong to allow
every muu in tne battery io lay s gun aid fire a
shot. Only tue ciueis ot pieces should oe permit
ted .o point the guns ? r give the range ami eleva
tion. with care ul sign ing of tne pit-cs the tar
get (twelve leet squaiet should be sit every time
at any laoee up to 1.600 yard*. The number of
bits were good, considering tue circumstance*.
THE FOURTH AVENUE IMPROVE
MENT.
THI FIRST TTU!H THBOrOH ?COMMODORE VAN
SKJtBILT B GKKAT TAB* M.A1.I l < Ml -I II. -
AN ACTIVE BLNPAY's WOKK.
ine fln-t tram wnicb went safely over the new
rorttou or the Hsriem :ine, left the 1 central
Depot last mgnt, at six o'clock, an i arrived at
Mott.isven a quarter of an boor urcr. i he road,
it maji bs rem unerrfl. is used by the toliow.iig
lines:?New lor* Cen rai and Hudson Hirer, New
Tor*, New haven and Hartford and New Tors
and Hsriem K i.i roads. 'lne portion of the road
wineb was trave.ieil ovr lor tne Br<t time ye-t?r
fay, was between Nloetr-?ix h and Hist street,
winch Includes toe viaduct no.u moth ?<reet to
ijctu st.eet.
AO >ut a coop's of month" ago trie train" rum.
menced running on the new track be w. en Forty
ntnto and Ninety-sixth srretts. The cost of rink
tng the track ha- been arrout t?,C0'i, -00, ol a Inch
amount hall is to De paid t./ the city.
The pioneer tr.an, wniohw.is tne "Firar Pacific
Express," had six eoacnes, one postal car, one
r.-grage car, two special horse cars, the latter
fiiied witn thirteen of Colonel Mr Daniels' racing
stock bound tor -.ir?toeu, consisting oft be follow
ing animals:?J >sis B., Fiiringook, Tubmsn,
Willy Burke, Jo Corns, Msip", M ittle A., Matue
i\., brother to Basset; Ally by Deamiugton out
of Dextagtau; fli y bj Leamington out of
Artiag'un; coit Virginias, by 1 irgil, out 01 l.oke;
co t uradioue, b> liayw ?d, out of Lax?thlrtesn
in ail. springbok had h en lather lame on
account or a sir i i having be?n maliciously tied
around t s leg, out is now in excellent cooditlun.
t? i .ism i.jird, o;,? oi tne oldest engineers on
the road, was m charge ol the locomotive (No.
wo ' h took the tram. It *"? n t until seven
rn.i uiaa t ? six oh lock th it tne n<-w- was re eived
at tne '.rand tieu r .1 Depot signal oUte to Start
tne tram. ihe dispatcu wan iroui Motthavso
Ju .etioh. and ran as oiluws:?
"Mtl la asa. Fend trsins out regularly. *
At'* nun ite." nrter t >r tlrst train south arrived
aommg Ironi Hint# F ait e to* track is, f tie re
lore, now ormaliy opened. It Is expected mat
tre row rub. by giving tralne facility to run at
ir a n speed man ttiey I ruie-iy did on the open
svenu", will enable tnem to inaxe t'i? run to
Motma en tn -even instead oi fifteen minutes.
Luieh rUDBing will no', be commc uced, howsver,
until the Xkih lost. The trestle bridge, running
parallel to tuc l- w viaduct, will be taken dswn
? r? shontv.
iii" general character ?f the work is a* fo'
lowe; -From Fort>-n nth to FiTty-sixia street is
a.i open cut with i te *?'la cop-d with granite,
on * <u n Is ir n fcut ing. From Fiftv-filih "i Hixty
? ix s 'ti'st is an iroii-b'snied tunnel, sustained
by wa ;j oi atone and trick, and ventilated ne
;ween eiCu street. From sixty-sixth to *iev*r>fT
econ l Itrcei are brick arcnes. From seventy,
sec-.n t to i*ev nty-nintu sueet is another
iron-beam ?<j tnrinel, supported ny stone and
i rn * walls. From Seventy-ninth to Etghty
elglitk street ere bacg arete", supported
t>y stone abumrnis and piers. From
l.ighty-etahfb to iOUth street isatunn-l through
r->ck. The rest or tne road to lteth strict mar he
ctos< rthed as a Tladuct, which cross's the now
tiimoUS "Harlem Our*" or scen'.-betj^, bnilt
with ?nt"!.?ntiai sp,e wall of Ne v lork
aueis" rock, w th parapet* of coping sou grands.
I it -a i c;.,i ?tr-ei n, DaiiciQ Fiid-s is su unto
cat with side walli faced with brio*, with par*,
pel, coping ol granite "'><1 iron lenc.e. Ai various
siri etH are nantisotiie iron bridge* for fool pasaen
gem and vehicles. Coder me viaduct are amies
ai every stieeL Tbe eutlre way la oailas'ed wltu
atone and arranged for four tracks, wuich are to
be of Hied. In ail reapecta the vaat structure u a
model 01 engineering.
Mia.v prominent railway oiHcmls were present
yeaierday, iiicluuing .superintendent lies-el. ol ttie
Harlem road, wiio was active in completing ar
riinremeina lor future travel and the movements
ol ibe oay.
TOM ALLEN'S FAREWELL.
THE KAMOt'S rrOILIBT HETIREH TOOM THE
PRIZE KINO IN DIHGUat? -AN APUKEB3 TO
TUB PUBLIC.
rirrsBCfta, June 18, 1875.
The grand prize fizzle oi yeaierday culminated
to-day in tbe depar.ure of Tom Allen lor bis boipe
in St. Louia and in bts retirement forever from
the prize ring. He publishes tie lollowiug
card:?
TOM ALLEN'S CARD.
To thb Public
i wish to announce rar retirement from tbe
prize ring in winch 1 nave figure.i lor nearly
twenty .vara. Of my career as a pugilist I have
little to sav. 1 leave toe public to Judge of lUat,
and flatter my sell mat It will bear inspection and
not conipuro iiuiavorably with tue records in gen
eral of men of tue profession of which 1 now tano
leave. Whatever mistakes 1 may nave made out
side ol the prize rlug?-and we are all liable
to mistakes, were errors more or tne mind than of
the heart, and are ever to bo regretted by nie.
My entering tbe ring yesterday at Mill Creek was
to carry out, as far as tu mv power lav, the rules
of the ring?rules that I never violated, cither by
snunning a light or by any other cowaidly dodge so
commonly adopted at thn present it .y by would
be pugilists, Wi.oae matches arc made lor reputa
tion that could not bo earned tu the nug and
tit s? battles are fought tu
THE COLUMNS ON NEWSPAPERS.
Hen Hogau has Been tit to challenge me. He ar
rived la mis city oil Weduesdav aud bad a splen
eid opportunity oi entering the nug wi'h me
.vesteruay, but a meeting iheu tie declined. He
is simply alter capital by c .uncctiug bis name
with mine?capital be cannot make witnln the
ropes and stakes, nor ouisido of tlicm. except
witn those who uie incapable ol judging betwecu
the genuine and couutenelt. 1 do nor propose to
allow myself to be completely footed for toe third
time. 1 nave bid two lessons already in that
school. I have gone through a thorough course of
training for muuy weeks, at a heavy t-xpi-n.se and
niy i usine.sa suaenng, pernaps uealecie i, at st.
Louis. 1 realized, wneu too late, that 1 had oeeu
tne dupe of a coward, hungry lor pugilistic lame
a.id tne dollars that nilatit have been maue by it,
yet arraid to tight or even to put in an ap -earance
on the battle ground, 'lins t-iuis my career in the
riug. I bid H gooduy, now, ouceaau forever. Ite
upccifu ly jouis, 10M ALLEN.
A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Last night the two hors-s attached to car No.
18, ol tbe Bleeckcr street line, became disengaged
fr'-ra the car at tbe corner of Ann and William
streets, and rushed at a lurlous speed up Ann
street toward Broadway. There were many men,
women and children on the street at tbe time,
and consequently the ruuaway caused great ex
citement. Four little children were right
iu tue path of the furious horses, tne
lives of all of whom appeared in Im
mediate danger. One rusheu to the right, the
otner to the left, but the other two, croucning
terror stricken between the tracks, were left in
the care oi Providence. Tne pair by a clean leap
cleared the body of toe first prostrate girl, hut the
Whipple tree eanght the otner under the chin, cut
a deep gash therein, ploughed a serious furrow in
her lore bead and oiherwi.-e seriously injured ner
face. The runaways were arrested on the cornel"
ol Ann street aud Broadway, Just opposite the
Herald Ofllee.
A RUNAWAY IN THE PARK.
Quite an excitement was canned in Central Park
reiterdav afternoon, abuur Dve o'clock P. M., by
Die appearance lu tne crowded drive leading to
the entrance of the Park at UOtti street and Fifth
ivenue of a runaway team. It seems that the
team had broken loo.se from Its fastenings In ono
nf Lhe n.i-t cries on Har em lane anil had rushed
Sown the lane into the Park. Collisions, over
uirmngs and perhaps l<'-? oi life we e imminent.
Home of uw carriages drew np on one side ol the
r lad and others leit altogether. All gave the wil I
team a v-ry wide oerth. At last the police stopped
the horse*.
A STRANGE ACCIDENT.
TV title Michael Sullivan, aged ten years, residing
a- No. 102 Washington ttreet, was playing on a
lighter at Pier No. 10 North River last night, his
attention was attracted to a self-acting hoisting
machine attacheo to tne mast. Seizing the iron
hook tne boy commenced swinging to and iro,
w Hen suddenly some of tne gearing became de
tacsed. ana, the hook passing ttirougn his nan t,
held hi in suspended In midair. Mmultaneonsly
wan i e puinlul accident, the machine became
started and the boy was lifted to the top of the
ina-t, where he nung in great torture until as?, t
ance came to him Iroui those on the boat. He waa
"uveyed to the Park Hospital, where his wound
was dressed.
BELLICOSE "BUMMERS."
Early last evening the "bummers" took posses
sion of the sea's in Washington Square Park, and.
on being questioned hy some citizens wno wanted
neats, declared themselves to oe the rigntrul occu
pants oi the places and that there was no spare
room for any one elae. Tney turned upon differ
ent parties woo requesfd scars aud ordered
them out of the park. Information of
the.r ooinsrs reached the pod< o of the
fifteenth pretanct, and Sergeant Murray,
wttn several policemen, was ordered to
? i.ter the pal K aud arrest Its offending captors
Alter some maniruvring on tue part ol the police
the "bummers" were lorced to surrender, twelve
oi their numoer being placed under arrest and
t .ken to tae Mercer street sta'ion house sod
lucked up. The others were driven irom tne
tiark. Tne prisoners will be arraigned at the
Washington place Court this morning to answer
lor their disorderly conduct:
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.
Havana, June 19 1975
Soirsr -Owinc to disheartening advices (ruin tho
failed .States, i he uiarset ha. declined during the we?k
?mi email badness lias been Iran-acted closing quiet
a d steady ' Nns. 10 to 12, l>u;ch standard. It real* a .
rcais D' r arrr>l>e; >o* 15 to 2u, Dutch atamlard, 15}; re..la
L l? real*; inolaiees ,-ugars. li reals a 1|S reals, cuu.-en
trai*<J Uwart. fair k*v?o l qutlilf, 10 i real* a II r^al.s.
I,,use jvsdo sogar*> common to fair, 1- rcalsa l.}? reals,
d-TTstr togoml re fining, IBM mate to I2H rca.t: ceu
trnasal sugars. Not. II to IN, in boxen i5 * reals a
16 reals: da. In bt?.h#aat, l.v< reals a MM
reals stock in warehouse at Havana and Matan
li, 4?9 mi boxes and <7 '**> hhds.; ree-lita at the
w.ek, i'j(W botes sad 3,tot hhds.; exported daring
II,, voek ttWI botes aeil 9,400 h.i Is., including
* list boxes an t 'J.l'JJ ha Is. lo'ne I mted Biat-n Mol asses
?i .nisi 5u degr-es p>darixatii>n 5J, re-i.s per k< g.
8s"o*! mI a ta per cw t Mutter, A..i-ri, a i. *50 ? ?dl
? ?r quintal Ff.ur. American, 9 7 il a *.71 p?r bbL Hun*.
American sorar cur-d. $tl a ?'3 i"t .m ntaL Urd in
k> i fi?175?*37 per quintal; In tins, $n a $41. I nta
io. - *a a 25 ner bhl. Tallow *-??> .Vi a t/v per quintiL
' nions American, *ld a $13 per bnl. t oai oil, in tin*.
- 1 ri-alM D'T KfttlCMs# fcmptjr $1
i.timber nominal: white bine, *44 ? ?r"
nitcn pine pit < i'd shook*, fiat box. ? reals; suear
itnls ?,s real?; uio isseg libds. 42 resls a 44 reals White
navy beans i >, reals a -4 reals per arrobe. tliewn.g
tobacco, g.vt a *55 per qnlutal. Hoops, Oat, nominal;
Ions shared t.'o s ?16 per Nt. Freight* dull nominal,
"pant*eYm*mmM. fx haute rerr active; oa the
Untwrt ftates go dart, currency, w a H4 arenahtrn; short
sicht do. 9" * A* pr-m its; short sight, gold. Ill a 112
premium: on l.ondon, 13) a 14i premium, oil I'aria, lu?
? iWprtKha.
S1IIIMMNGNEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
PaTCS OP PFCARTrHR PROM Kf'W TORK TUB TUB
MONTHS OP J CNF. AND Jl'LT.
~~ yt,n n,r j .Sails | JMsrtaatfsn. j "f
Manhattan"! iJune Bl.tf.lverno.il..! r? Broadway
June id),
luir I
July ;?
'niy 8.
t ii i v 3.
July 3
lu v 8
.?ii v e.
in y 8
inly h.
July 10.
July 10.
July lo
inly io.
July ?'
July Id.
Jo'y M
July 15.
.Ill 111 It -J* lis >????? -rs. "
>V Villi a elurtG 23 j MffffWw
VI A scholien.... June 24. Rotterdam
Jane *4. [Hamburg..
Holland June 74
flnna {"r* V>
England June 26.
it? puullc,... I'une ?.
< itv of HtcUmond'June 2B,
L torus June ?*
Irsnce |Jun? 2?.
I hem June *>.
t tate ni reansy'a j.l?ti
Russia....
Eerier
Rrtttnaic.
t nv ot fcrusse a
Tgrp'
Ethiopia...
< drr
W lerotiMa. ., ..
( iisbris
Rotterdam
f'ty of t ncster.
The Queen
t.e rmanle
t Hie oe raris...
Nectar...
Enlirl* -
Piate ?i tndiaaa..
k I one took .
1% iuiinkh m *??????? -
Mosel iJu / Ji
AdrtaUc "> r 17.
stain...,. Ju|y J;
tlly pt Paris. . ..July ?7.
4Rownrir lireen
rs Kroaiway
bi Bniidsy?y.
4i i ma.twtf
t Howlmy lireen :
eg Mioa l way i
IV Rroaiiway.
IS ttroadwar.
7 Bowline (iresn
tf. Krosd way
.Bowline Urseu
. 72 Broadway
l.iveraoet- 14 now line ureen
Hamburg .I ?! Broadway.
19 Broauway
i.i Broadway.
?" Broadway
7 Bowline iJreea
.. Bowiine Oman
i.iyarnoou ,2P Broadway.
Mamnure, !rl Br-iadwaV
Kotterdain I si Proadwue
l.iyernoot. 11. Broaow.av.
b|yrrp'?ii.. "" Broadway.
"" Hroauwaf.
Broaawar
1 H,.wi ns iireen
7 Bowline tiraeil
7. nrna<fw*r.
'il Broadway.
2 Bowi.nr Oreed
i!1 Broau war.
i" Hrnaaway.
15 Broad we/
l.iycrnoot.
Havre ....
Brrmen.,..
illaseow.. ?
r.laaeow .,
Hsinborr.,
riremen-.
.iverpool.
l.ixrrnooL
l.lyorpool.
rvrVOTICK TO CAPTAIM* Of TP ?' ENTE
INU THE PORT OK HEW TORK AT NK.H I.?The N?*
y ,,a* 111 kals has adapted a distinguishing on night
atgnn! tor u?e on Board the H**apb ? e.ain tacht. ?h?w.
lag while kuralng the colon red, green r? I. niangiag
from one to IB* othar in succession, and can f.c ,? n ? r
era, auica Cuts ot l,a?.uin? ol v ??**'? "?< * a'tbif thM
signal Will oblige n* by preparing any marine newa
they may hare tor the chip New* Department ot the
Uxuia
Persons desirous of communicating with vessels
arriving at New York can do so by addremiiig to such
ves-els, care ol Ukrai.d new* yacht, pier No 1 East
Elver, New York. I etter* received from all parts of the
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re
| quired.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?TTIIS DAY.
SlTN AND MOON. I HIGH WATER.
Sun riaes 4 29 | Got. Inland..mom 10 03
Sun sola T 34 Sandy liook.morn 9 18
Aioon rue* eve 10 o3 i Hell Gate.... mora 11 48
TORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 20,1875.
ARRIVALS.
It SPORTED BT TBI HERALD BTEAM YAPHTA AND
11 KHALI) WUITKBTONE TELEG It A I'll LINE.
flt?amer City ot Kichtnond (Br). Brooks Liverpool
June 11) and Dueenstown 11, with in.lie and MO pa-xen
gcrs to J <> Dale. June 15 lut 441 09, |..u 40 04, spoke bark
Alma (Nor), bound W: l6ih. lat 44 9, Ion 4j50, hoarded
bark dogate, with a cargo of prtroieum. waterlog-red
and abanJoned [perhaps hark Rogate (Nor), which
sailed Ir an New York June 6 lor Konlgsberg ; 17th, ist
4.'! 45, Ion "1 21. spoke ahip Golden fleece, from Liver
pool for New York.
steam r Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston Juns 12 via Key
West iSlh, w i tii indue ami passengers to C 11 Mallorv 4
Co. loth, off i.arv?rori light, passed sclir James S foster,
hound oor h; 17th, lat 29 1 >. Ion 79 40, brig stella, Irnot
Mstanzas, do; 18th, lat 3.) .5, Ion 76 10, schr J 11 De Wolf,
from Cardenas, do.
.steamer t>ld Dominion. Walker Richmond,Otty Point
and Norfolk. with mdse aud passengers to the Old Do
minion .Steam sin u Cu
Bark Hcnricttc (Gor?, Von TTagen. Liverpool 35 days.
In nallnst to Charles l.ulliu. June 15. lat 40 36, Inn 87 .32.
signalized a bark showing letters K I' U B, lr?m Liver
pool toi Baltimore; the 11 is anchored at sandy Hook
for orders.
Bars Oostante (Anst), Oosulich, Waterford 35 davs, In
ballast to Hlocovleh A Co.
liar, ilomhorsund (Nor), Pedersen, Lellnaad (Nor
way!, in ballast to Futieti, Edyo A Co. Is anchored at
Sandv Hook lor orders.
Hark James K Ward, Lieslgang. (luantsltnnio 28 davs.
with sugar toJ M Cehallos A Co, vessel to James K Ward
A Co.
NcbrE&GW Hinds, Hill, Cat Tslan I 8 dovs, with
Jitie apples to K Montell A Son vessel to B .1 Wenberg.
ana 17. lat 2"> t#, Ion 7"> i t spoke hng Oliver, Cutts (Br),
lrotn Port-au-Prince lor New York.
schr West side (ol Broothaeem, Davis, Corpus Chrlstl
22 days, with wosl and Hides to J 11 Kroner.
Schr Levinia. Pearee. Virginia.
Sciir J W Morris Lonprstreet, Y'lrgtnla.
Kchr J O Bowers, Vlefiner. Virginia.
Ichr Tiiomas R Wool ley, Osborne, Virginia,
i-clir Mary J fisher, Georgetown.
Kchr Jonas Smith, Hodaenson, Baltimore.
ScRr El wood Dorn Warrington. Bnltlmora.
Kchr Alphine, Marshall. Philadelphia lor New Haven, j
Benr Darius Eddy, Kidout, B ingor 6 days, with lumber
to master. Is bound to Newark.
PAbbED THROUGH HELL CATE.
BOUND SOOTH.
Kchr Adrla (Bri. Patterson, Shulee, NS, for New York
16 davs. wltn spiles to C L Snow.
-chrJnliaA Rich, Alrey, Ellsworth lor New York,
with lath to C E A A Peters
Schr Trenton, Warren, Richmond, Me, for New York, I
with lumber to Boardman A Co
Schr Olive Kraucb, Baker, Lubec for New York, with I
flth to Jed fry.
schr Oregon, Dnnton, Nrw Bedford for New York.
Kohr Ontario. Riirdiuk. fall River lor New York.
Kchr Heury, Winters, stoneybrook for New York.
Schr Jos cph. Jewel, Stoney brook lor New Y ork.
Schr Highlander. Wood. NcwDort for New York.
Schr Marcua, towards, Edwards, Boston lor New !
York.
Kchr Dart, Williams, Stamford lor New York.
BOUND BAST.
Pelir Samuel Crocker, Phrase her, New York for Taun
ton.
schr Predonia. ''all, Newlturg for Stonlngton.
Rffir Warren Gates, Smith, New York lor Millstone i
Point
schr t.aura Robinson, Robinson, Wcehawken lor I
Puwtucket.
bchr Boston. Nlckerson, Wcehawken for Boston.
Schr W 1* Phillips, Haw kin-,,Wcehawken for New Bed i
font
Kchr Belle Simpson, Hoboken for Bridgeport.
Kchr f! P Ely, stokes, New York for Norwich.
Kchr Texas, Lander, Newburg for Norwich.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Bare Part, or Et.ot* (Br). Dow, from Greenock for
Due bee, previously reported as ashore at lane Chatlc,
was floated June 18. a steamer waa despatched from
Ducboc 18th to toiv her up to port.
PritLAOELruiA, June 20?Brig Ellen P Stewart, from
Cardenas, lost overboard. May 20, her second ni.iv. Jn*
J vceotNew York, aged 27; no date, saw a steamer
ashore Inside of Winter (Jusrter shoals.
liars National i ngle, from IJrcrbool, reports having
rem a large quantity of wreck stuff (spars, petroleum
barrels, timber Ac) on the Banks.
Portland, June 23?The salvors of the schr Addison
Center receive i SI.600 for towing her into this port.
Kchr Wild Rover was driven affaire In the recent gale
at tenant's Harbor and considerably damagid.
SnirstriLDtRC?At Millbridge CaDt J W Sawyer has a
vessel la frame of 700 tons, for (..'apt K U Pray, which
svill he ready for sea the coming tall. Kzekiel Dyer has
a vcs-el w hich will be launched In a few weeks ol about
MOtons: ( apt James Leighton wffl co nmand her. t'aot
Wni R -awver has a vessel In frame ox about 600 tons;
( apt Joel U Gay, master, who will be owuer ot a large
in let e it in the same.
T he ke<ff of Capt llerrlman's ship Is being stretched at
Can?r'? yard. Belfast It will be 2 5 leet In length.
A clipper ship ot llOUtons burthen, for New Bedford
5artie-. has just beua built at Neiueiou* shipyard, hair
aven, Ct.
WHALEMEN.
Arrived at Island ol Flores May 8. hark Com Morris,
Win-low, NB, irurn Fuyal i.and sailed same (lay to
crfttsc).
Arrived at ?t Helena May 11 barks Sarah. Foster, NB,
from a cruise; I7th, Cicero. Pciiuiman. NB. Irom do.
A Mbte despatch dst-d Panama, rcpo'ts bsrk Cape
Horn Pigeon. Hn .er, of Dartmouth. Willi id) bp la ap oil
last crnlvc to be shipped I>v u<-xt ste inner
a letter received !o Provlncetown from Mrs ' apt Rob
erts, ol S'-h William A Grinder. ot that port, report" her
on Two-lofty Ground, May IS, with ISO bbls sp aud US do
hpbk oil.
SPOKEN.
Bhlp Hero* <Nor),frnm Portland, O, for Queenstown,
Aprtl If. lat 1? t. Ion 2- W.
snip Veo ml Varmonth, MR), trom Antwerp for 8hel
bouriie. N June 1 lat4'.', ion 15.
ship W J Lewis <Br>, troni Lirerpool for Halifax, Jono
1, oil Baro-er Hand.
Ship Golden Fleece, Humphrey from Liverpool for
Mew tore. May 3d. lat 4k it, Ion 2218
ship Arzl la (t;rj, from Liverpool for Sydney, CB, June
1, lot 50, Ion 16. ,
Haik Luhra, ferhnne. trom Baltimore far Rio Janeiro
May M. lat 2t V Ion 43 VV.
Bark Archer. Hat b, irom PortlanJ for Buenos Ayres,
April 9, is; 4 3J s loa IlOi W.
Bark Ahhie Thomas Br. I'll ridge, from Havre for
Philadelphia, June I, lat ill, Ion It,
Hark sagadahoo. Power* from Newport for Roaarlo.
April 18. lat (l 45 S. ion :8 12 W.
Brig Clara J Ad i ra*. Mc a.lien, from Cardiff for Ku
a Titos, M..V .4, lai 20 in, ion 4,141.
si hr Ralph Carlton, from Matanzaa for Boston, Jnno
19, off Bbmnecock. LI.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merchants, shipping agenti and shipmasters art In
formed that by telegraphing to the 11*rald London Bu
reau, No 48 Fleet street, or to tho Parts office. Ens
Fcribe, the arrivals at and departures trom Knropean
and Eastern potts ol American and all foreign vessels
trading with the L'mted states, the same will be cebled
to this country free of cherje.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and
Mediterranean ports wl'l and the Paris office the
economical and expeditious tor telegraphing news.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
T'nisroi, June J>-Arriv? .1, bark Testa (Nor), Orunde,
Philadelphia vis Queens-own.
Bssatr, Juno 16-Arrivad, bark Protector (Nor),
Falck. Pensacola.
Failed 16th. Active, for .
Bombay? Hailed ship Albania (Bri, for ??.
Cacuaxi? ""ailed, bark I-awreo.-e, lloWos. Boston.
tii.Avoow. June 20?Arrived, steamer Corinthian (Bri,
Menziea, Montreal 'see below).
ltAvaa. Juns 19?Sailed, bark Drsupncr (Nor), Tngvoid
aen, New fork.
London. June 20? Nailed, the Jupiter, for Philadelphia.
Pbbhanbcco. June 19?Arrived prev.ouily, bark Pbllo
tbea (Gar), Mailer, Richmond, Va.
Plthocth. June si?Arrive 1, steamer Pommerania
(Gen, Nchwensen. New Vork tor Hamhurg.
VcarNsrowN, June 20, f AM?Arrived, steamer llllnnls,
Ehackfor.l, Phttafletphla fsnl proceeded tor Liverpool).
Also arrived 20 h, 10 I'M steamer Adrlatia (Br), Perry,
New Tort tor Liverpool (aa 1 procoe led).
Failed from a portin the Baltis, bark Willlbald (Cen,
for North America.
London. June Iff-Steamer Corinthian 'Br), Menzte*. at
Cissnow from Mon're-i;, was in collision with an Ico- i
Ltrg on ths passage and tost bowsprit and figurehead.
FOREIGN PORTS.
p.rrvos \v*s? Msv 3 Arrived harks F.lla, Matthews,
Montevideo; 4th Run- line. v Baa Francisco}
i h Isabel (Arv>, Newhall, Marseilles, 8th. Devonshire,
Walker, New Vork.
ailed 8th, barks Adriatic Hr* Mi Kenzle, West In lies:
Fmms <1 Beam me I (Br, Webber, ValparaiAi (BUd ar
rived at Moll evl 1c# iih .
IItvan? Jane 1.1?Hailel, bsrk llvrr Bailey (Br),
Smith, Peusaco'a. to loa i tor Lonfl n or Havre.
If AUrAX, June It?Sailed, Steamer )Vurce#u:r, Hedge,
B 'ton.
MovTevtnvo, Mart-Arrivet, harks ,v npareil, Fllnn,
"Homan 8th, Tsmora Br), Bumpf, Pascagouta (and
Siilled Fth lor f??nm Ayres ; "aruli, teg r.o.l, I'ortlaudi
idtb Amity dlr Otsen. Pensacola.
.i.,r j its, p.i; a lauy, Pi iLe, KosariQ.
I Pas StbaN'B Kneiv.l
A.vrw-re, .Ton ? l?.-.iiliju ir.> o Flushing. tsaae Hsll,
Presaey, lur Wuebec: 21, J W Oliver, Mji?*y, is>iiii y,
i .i
a on or.-, April 15?Arrived, And.om da, Sundberg,
S< w v or*.
Bristol,June 7-Arrlved, Loniia, Reea, Pensacola;
Andrew Lo'itt, jNirkee Hi John, N H.
Lk .mi x Jnne 4 Arrive I, i> ler '?>, Von Otlerepdorp,
New Vork ; 6IU iiiov r is), inmosck, New Or.e ins.
Hasiiijiva, May li?Arrived, Espaua, Oieguibci, Fa
vannah.
Hi'RiiaApa, June 5?Sa led, Andr e fa Odsmsv, New
Vork.
Proceeding dowa 3<1, Caroi?l*. Veoerlna, fur Now Or
leans
W.'nttoses from koysn Sd, Chilian (s), Bremn< r, for
West lMi?a and M?xic<>
HsstaiN, May i? .vrrlved, Psctolus, <harchill. Monte
Video.
Bonesv, Mav IS?Bailed, Orceaott, Walker, New Vork.
i iRoirr, -tu ?4 arrived, hmmniWIe, New Vork.
CaovrtAiT, Ju.is 8->.M ri)td, (?epiUii, Anderson. New
Vo.kt
rro5TS?ft4lHr"MeTprirr4, ?r" "0,,k*' ?b"-n
ChuiLPeirf,nyNb'1 ? w??"'?x>. New Tor*! llrh,
Vuri. * n Bo*l0,?i Onerwill, Weale. New
*.y X Tho* Duncan. New
lor*, mn. Ken u.turuiet, hwnin. da
CmcuiiooKii,.June I? ailed, luKtt> Hugge Quebec
M?4riii!ADA' *-A,rtT?a. Annie W J etton, Winsor,
foVundJoUaDe 81 Alb?n*. Beck, from Ptnsacola
O.^r^a'TrhfuT R,"e< Buuce, Iron, Portland,
Clara"1#h JjS*. Klodeii. San rran
FLViK,,nK a ifa,,',u'r.' B-iruu*en, Philadelphia.
lorlSSemn. ?-Arnved, .lyuatia, Uica?n, Kcval,
Und0^ Juue 6-Armed. Aflentnlcrneii, Rotbing, Port
adelphla.*' Jane 8~Armc<1. y N Hansen, Knudsea, Phil
lloLyH?Jinn?MrArri.Ve<1, A?ui,a Donovarn. New York.
iiOLyuKAD,.luiift 6?Arrived, Arizona Llewelivij JLiv.
*n>ool for Callao (ati<J imilod 7th . *
Ut,,Herbt;rt from i.ivcrpool for Bangor. Me.
PnJimn I n"*!?-Arrived, Jas Wlshart, Ground water,
K'oSj^ lod'd, da m* Uuu,bere. ba" Francisco;
StJobn*'NBlle 5?1ClBared- t,l?B Southard, Wojdworth.
Relied 5:h, Esther, Lorlng. Boston.
Ipswich, June 5-Arrlvcd. Mercbleo. Zeno, New York,
rh'.ii ?OOL'i iU,,e rriVL"d, Prince Edward <n
Charleston: J eloarelio, Mill* Portland; 7t.li, Ly.lia
etin.'saVSnnal*1* orlolk:8,h' Jollu Campbell. Lauker
8,bj -AHapna. William*. Calleo; Antarctic.
Sinith, New York; Princeton, Hug* do; Edwin. Chris
toffcrson, Richmond, Warrior (a), Hughe*. New Orleans
Mathilda <! .Smith, Smith. Sydney. i\l ? John s Harris.'
James, Puawasb; Duurobm, Harris, bew York; ?th
Bun ha r. Quebec! *" Ualvu<tou: 7Ul- Morn^
8yXh0."tb.JBnr"?owu!irtTe<1* Un0i' Roven' NewTork;
Sailed trom Oravesend 5th, Hudson. Pratt. New York
San ly*1looa fr?m Deal 7lt"' 8'b' Jeli* Native n. Hansen,
Rntyrna.1""' Jun? *-Arrlv0'1- Fmyrnlote, Smlther*.
II ardie! Bosom*0"1, Calorl?- Pb??JetDhla: 4th Halcyon.
MaouiiiN, April 27?Arrived Tlrrell Morgan Sine*
pore; 28th, 11 Webster, Smart Buenos Ayr"" '
i leared, Anrll la, Roe a wood, lieiaii, Europe.
Mblboi-b.vk. to June 5?Arrived, sparrowhewk Cel.
V?Uo,\ B,urr?r<l Inlet- Columbia, from ' Bluo
Jacket, Pcrcivat, Victoria, VL ' luo
bU RT"r8TL"',Uae 7-cluarea- Lulglna. Bar, and Colurn
Otaco, NZ, March 25?Arrived, Light of the Aeo aipt
?fcuV VorV A"r" l- BercuryfTliornaaJdof "
Hailed March 18. Hunhrut, naves, boston.
hi^glor^ew York. ' Kuropa' ?o?>tor. from Ham
Palkkjio, .Mav 24?Arrived, Pasqnale Aiello La Nasa
New Y rk (and sailed .'6ih tor Trieste) '
5 ichSV SiMr" ^~SA"CU ,rUU11110 Huaas' ra,m?A
QumtHgTow*, June ((-Arrived. Pannello Mortnln Ral
SSW V k" reported arrived June lii); rth, Liana
sL ied' sih C1ii, o Scott Oharlestoul '
Feluio Ncwrv 1 R"V?'er?. Buhlin; 7tb, Agostino
BuRenoH?VeA*r 3-Arr,vod- Kina Sheldon, Ehelnon,
PiS^''UomH:lGcrm.n.
NewnYorYK.'NOW' l? Ju"? 8-ArrlTt'<1. Signal, Whitney, j
admrhia0"1'JUae In port' v?yafer. Humphreya, Phil.
Amt!r*c*!0H' JUUe 7-8allc<1, PalBQctract, Jacobscn. North
Ravit, June 2?In con<enu'>nca of the heavy arrival*
ni vlonfi" o :V oiher goods .inca the reopening ol the
i? 'arif<! 'inantities of cotton are lying idled no
on the storing ground., and. yesterday, aa it wsa beln-'
he on flro Thj 'ttre V"'"0? ?ne ba>? ? KK
nrv5. ills llr? spread wuh arent raDidirv Th?
AU.in? k1* 0 L>a s are liH loPovris-..184 hales ex
12e* da'i'li {T?i,2leA?M lr'",a (>ceeu??f. Bunker!"^
I fallien, all irom savannah. Atit-r lvlng in
dry. night, the cotton lsuow being spread out to
Kro JAK.iao, May 15?The Ola Rail, Norwegian hark
fo^Vwr.imna,rtie '?f Mulleu lo' May's
Q?sr^,?rs 7gener.f^arg^*pu?'hack Von' %XS?S
evening with damage to niacutncry. faiurduy
tmm.'rr Stbaktb Citt or RirB*oirh.l
AU'1V.SAiled, Dueppel, tor New York.
Ai.ii.antk, May JO?Arrived, roam, Jenkins, BalUmore
Ni sv'vork Ar*K'JUUe ?~Saile,J< Mong Kong, BrandlioflT,
Kbistol, June 9?In Klngroa l, Sondrenordga, Tarald
sen. from Pens.cola tor (llouccstar re"oruk".
Bnasi N. June C?Arrived, Marco Polo, SchaQer New
York via Boulogne-alter being ashore ?"nauer' a*w
Hailed bih. Europa. Jo'ianw n, s?n.iy nook.
.tSass&i?? fei'sa"""?r"""- abi"
c?'.vS,???>
Orieani10*^ Juuo 2?,?rrivcd, Joven Pepita, Julia, New
York'61'*" JuDB Etntnanuele, Tucci, New
CnntsTiAviA. June I?Cleared. Maria, Ols-n. New Tori;
Brisio'i* E Arrived, Georgia bhepherd. Rich,
Hailed May SI. Riilla R Derby, Naylor, Gloucester.
Masa: Juno 1. Grace Bradley, turner do
erpooLOTTA'J 8~Arrivea- u v 'rupaut, Thomas, Llv
Dual June 8?Arrived, Jens Nillsen, Hoist, London
for bandy Hook (a id ?*l ed 9th). '
Baiumore "'UUe 8-Arrivea- hu.gl Rngsiero, Rug.-iero.
Kastbocbnb, June 9-OIT, Magnolia, Hilton, ft-om New
ior* for Bremen.
New York.WUht 9ih* nud,on> Pratt> fron> London tor
Iowbt, June 8?Sailed, Maria, for New York.
phuIillnhS?! Atr a*,e(^ * Cochran, Bymm^s ffrom
L^s^r-'hiur"^,8,;50^'CLa-u uuu^- <??z
New^YoriT'Juna ^Arrived, steamer Bolivia (e>, Small,
le?^?A"'Une 7-ATriT#(J-Kt* U '^Wcoli, New Or
j]Anna June 7?Sailed, Dover, n?n-l, rhiiadelnhi t
St John* Nm"8 8~"alie<1' Rlien Southard, Wood worth,
Ltvsaeooi. June 8?Arrived, Egypt (s), Grorin New
Corning,*PernsnVIna?h1011' "98,ou; 9th, N K Clement*.
Y^t**'^ 'e ng^and,, <?)^T iioni pson, it'
York; Dovenne. Peuuy, Vanoouvr I,land. V '
Cleared wh. Zavia, Oman l*en, Wilmington. NO
n. ?n!,>,>',-'L1Jn? ?Arr'v,'d' A"*'o, HchToed w, H.iltimore
St Albans Beck. Iensacola. Clara Marie, Bugg* do yih
KrrUm*>w Vork10n' l barlo*tuni luUj, Hellespont (?
Cleared Dth, France (s), Alltree. New York (and left
D .verlOihi; Cho TomiAwn, Philadeloh"
, KnteredoutSh.Plvmm h Rock. Unflla, New York ?
10th. Cornelius Orlnn. ll, Burland. do. '
nailed irom Oravesend Kintieader Thatcher s-m
Fraueisco .and lett lieal same dan. ' JB
^iri,JuKno.^5,^
Y*rl**"U-WM' Jun? 6-ArriT<lJ. E?-oo. Maretca. New
Y.?rk',,L*' Aprtl J6?SaUe(1v Surprise, Johnson, New
Ne4 y,wkJUne e-A,rlr,d- of Hutsey. Hbaw.
Plyhoutb, Jane9-ial!el, Crono, Sterek New fork
Off I0.li, rtoppett. Norelni. trom iba"e? to? Antwerp
^H??rJM,le''-'VmT,J' LJ Wesuwav. Murenl:
Hailed 9th, Bachelors, RIihw. flrvenook; 10th. Provl.
hOtluCttt Djblill! (j I i w t Id V A dill nh 'I o rr? ct e
,,fl"t)Urgj: WaenerUnd. ^#K?h?rtf^ Oilway0"1'
ton. June J?Arrived, Ophlr, Curutcnsen, CnartoK
obL-NDaaLAND. June 7-Arrived. Rifle. Rnncie. Portland,
HRtn.n*, Jnne 9-Arrived, Venture, James Pensaeota.
Hr Nasi * k June 4-nailei, Libra Ju*t. NeW York
si tfiLB?t*MavJr8 AmwA VmJfde' **?0. Bo?ton.
r>T tfCLk5At -MAY O?ArriM'g, C H SOHthanl T,.tt.n?
Pentng tor London: 17th, Kn?abetii Dannehurg Padang
,"m.N\W, YSrki iUJ,iah- i!"*", 'lotlo tor BoZ'ri *
v t* s J i Rprtrgboa. Nie*, from Alg..a Bar for
Nv-w York; rt K Lytnuu Pinknain, fr.,m rfangooii i,,r
8215521' Importer, Mauaon, frotu Calcu.ia tor
Ms.are**, Mav 4?Arrived Teenmaeh kin. r-ar.i rr
Hailed 5th, Jono. NaUeen, Boston * Cardiff.
^socba.ata, April 24-ArrivcJ, Uoodell, Crocket, Baia
salled 2i?t, Wakefield. Carver. Probolin-o.
forho*Uin',SOSI' *,AJr Ij~iu port- Jr,P' ; Bird, narana
eol"*1, jilB* T~Arr,r#<1' fandvlken. Ilansaens. ren.a
iBAbra, June 8? Sailed, Nlord, I.arscn, Sydney, CB.
Favak Maya*?The Cha* H Onlton ehtii hv ahirtm?
eargoait. dl-covered tli leak to proece I iron, starboanf
howport had it caulked, and trimmed cargo and leit
lor deatinatlon 17th Inst
gmrasTowN. June 9-The I, .1 We.fawav, Mnrebi.on
from Havana. haa arrived here with Ion of maln'oo'
mast and gafftopsaiL mamiop.
AMERICAN PORTS.
ASTORIA (Oregon). June 12?Sailed, bark < arn Insl
I (Br). McDoogaJI. Cork.
ALEXANDRIA, June HI?Arrived. eohre F R Balrd.
Row York for Wnahingtou: In lex, Florence J Lor*.
?Wood, hine.ie K birdaail, and Calvin P llarru, ? for
Georgetown,
I sailed? -chra R A Collin*, Trojr, New Tork; J V Well
ington, tor .
I APPoNAl'G. Jun# 17?Sailed, ?chr 8arah A Bolce,
Fotnrr*. Philadelphia.
HO hi Oil. June IS?Arrived, aehr* Sadie Wiltlcut,
i Bark r, Philadelphia; Rl'hard Vau*, Roblnaon, do.
19th?Arrived. ahip Pride of the Port, Baker, Dublin;
! hark Hanitgbt (Hr . llaye*, Dune Da. ft. brig* Auuu-i t
i (Br), Hock. Pa ardo, PR; ban Carlo*. Atherton. Clen
fuegoa; aehra ihoinaa N btone, f'lirher. Port Caledonia;
' Fanny Elder, Clements, Port Royal, i*0; latru, Kelley,
1 Baltimore.
Cleared?Steamer* Norman. Klckeraon. Philadelphia;
Olaoru*, Hear-.*. Sew York ; hark* Kate William*. Mai ,
K.iyal: Caro, Hrooka Philadelphia brlr D M Mekle
(Bri, McBrlde. Urn lou via Char.eaton; Khr Belle Hardy,
I Kelly, Philadelphia.
Hailed?steamer* Norman, and Was Crane, bark Sa
die.
Alan aailed, eteamer Marathon.
20tli?Arrived, (trainer Johua Ifnplln*. flallelt. Balti
more; brig Kibe iBr), Gerhard*, Port ,-paiu.
Hailod?Bark Kate William*.
HALi IkuKK. June 18-A, rived, bark Obdulla (Hp)
Ferrar, Havana.
Cleared? schr S C Trron. Nlrker*on. Bo?*on.
IVtn-Arrived ataamer Rebecca Clyde, Doonell, Wll
miniaon, s C.
Ale? arrived, efaamer Win Woodward, Young. New
Yore trhre W S Jour dan, crowell, Boiton i J J Moore,
Franklin, do. _
Cicarad?oteamera Ohio (Den, Meyer, Bremen t Coil
lermo (sp', Flchevarria. Liverpool; Tnokahoe, Brown,
Newbern rannv Cadwallader, Foeter. New York; berk*
Paler (Au*t), Nicholaa, Ouremtown or Falmouth: Para
mount. Holt, Navaasa; brig* Dcato (sp), Page*. Barce
lona; Liberty, Deverenx, Hoatou; echr Katubier, Uua
tin, st dim naa.
a 1 *o cleared, bark* Waahlnjfon (Hal). I.anra, Queen*,
town or Falmouth ; Untenherg (Oer . Deri*. h. Hr. men;
aehra Mary a men, Maguire, finr York; dallie Courscy,
eipple, do.
Ai*o cleared aehra D B Martin, Daniel*, hew fori; J
if Converse, Phaunter. Hoatou.
Hailed?Steamer* Ohio, Bremen: ntiillermo (?nan\
Liverpiol; barka Aracan (Deri, Rotterdam; Marl* (tins;,
Dublin; Pap'r (*u*), Que en mown.
?Mli?Arrive I, iteam r? sarago**a, Hooper, Savannah;
Octorora, Reynold A New York.
BKlJN'WICK. <la, June It?Arrived, acUr Henry Wblt
nev. Perkci*. Hew York.
luth? Cleared, i;e uuer Montgomery, Falrclc'.b, New
York , ?.:hr Henry O Far, Phila lelplila.
iiaNH'iR, June 17?Arrived, achr* Ne!He Carr. Vrei h,
No v York; W. IHn???, B irbour, PpiUdeipiiia; WmU
K Mowry, Knun, 1 .eorgetown, DC.
< lenred?Hr.g 1 ht< we *. Blower*. FMladelphl*: (f hri
Carrie r. Wo dbttry. W'oodbary, at* York; i'aui aeavey,
French. Wil.uln t:?n, NO.
lit ti? Arrived, int George R Dale, Pieroa, Philadel
phia; arhr I'll? 1 mntnroplii<t, Coo ii ... d.>
Cleared?HebraUlvbe. Wave, haw Voia Willlau' Flint
Pendleton. Phlledelnhie, L M Ktrout. Dean. WllmWftO"
Del.
BAT11, June 17?Failed, schra Jas Wait, Balano; Bessie
Morns. Allen; Hnrah \ Hoffman, llolfian. M iry Blan
dish, Higgle* and Alios n, Bussed, Philadelphia; ta
til'u. Riser* Charleston.
Cleared?Ohio City ol Pluladelpnla (newt. Call, Phila
delphia.
tor Pbiladolpiua.
I9'h-Arr red, steamers Sou Gull, Dn'tnn, Baltimore;
Onlvcrt, Foley, do; Gulf .-tream. t;rowell, New York!
bark Puig (Spt, Montevideo via Havana, put In tor sup
piles; schr Florence N lower. Admin, Georgetown^ |>i;i
Oteared?Blcamer* Champion, I.oekwood. New Torn;
Fauita. llunter, Pbila dolphin; actus Hurdett Hart,
Brooks, do; Carrie Boll, oe.ivey, New York; David L
Taylor, Buliiutorc.
2(ltli ? Sailed, bark Lletslc d (Nor). Bristol. B.
CITY POINT, Juno 18?-Sailed, schr Jolin A Curtis,
Quilleu. Maui lord. Ct.
CALAIS, June 14?CI tared, schr Montrose. Allen, Neve
York.
DARIEN, Oa, Juno 13-Arrived schr John W Condor,
McCarthy, Charleston; 14th. Be sale E Dickinson, Dick
in-on, do
K.\?TPORT. June 10?Arrived, schr Z A Patne, Jones,
New York.
EASr M AOI1IAS, June 16? Sailed, bark Kalalis,
Brown, New York. , ... ,
ELLSWORTH, .tune 15?Cleared, schr Westerloo. Whit
taker, New York.
16th?cleared, schrs Anna S Mnrch, Woodward, and A
K. Woodward, Woodward, New York.
FOKTrKMB MONituK, June 19-Sal'e 1. bark Agil
(Br), Hill (from Santo*;, New York ; brig Icooi* (Ger).
Iiula (trom ltio Janeiro), do
KALI. BIVKit, Juno 17-^atled,schrs Mist, Muncey, and
Billow. Bell, New York.
GALVESTON, June IS?Arrived, schr Laurel, McCall,
Tamp'co, Mexico.
Cleared? \deiine LeCoeq, Norris. Tuxpan
sailed?Schr \V U Whittuker, Crowell, Pensacola.
18th?Cleared, steamer (not bark) Ithurlel (Br),
Mitchell, l iverpool (and sailed 19tll).
19th?sailed, steamer City ol Waco, Oreenman. New
York via Key West,
GKOuOKtOWN. BO. June 14?Arrived, schr Bidge
wood, Johnson. New York.
KEY WEST. June 17? Arrived, steamer City of Austin,
Khirldge, Now York (aim sailed for Galveston).
M AC til as, June 8-Baled. schrs Lucy Lee, Ingalls,
New York; 10th. Nellie F. Huntley, do.
NEW ORLEANS, June 15?Cleared, hark Enrlque(Arg),
Tayson, Galveston.
19th? Arrive 1, bark Prosperldad (Sp), Havana.
Cleared?steamer Cortes, Erecutau, New York; (hip
Hatarstown, Ca'l. Liverpool.
Passes. June 19?Sailed, scltr Excelsior, Ruatan.
20th?Arrived, stcanior New Orleans, Dearborn, Stir
Passed np?Steamer Memphis (Br), from Liverpool.
Bailed?Bark Leauder; brig M W Norwood; acbr 0
^NEw'tfcRYPOBr.June 17?3atlad, schr Active, Sher
man. Philadelphia.
19th?Arrived, scltr Nalah, Cheney, New York.
NEW UKDFdRU, Juno 17?Arrived, schrs Clyde, Hob
land, Georgetown, DC; Jolin Hurst, Cook, Kondout;
Louisa Francis. Kellv. New York; Aun T Sipple, Bacon,
Wecliawkcu; BenJ English, Chase, Wareuum tor Now
^Saiicd? Schrs Jesse Murdoek, Christie, Alexandria;
Goodly, Fanning, Phtlodelphi t sam Weller, Brock
way: Empire, Mathews; Julia Ann. Howell; Mary Ann,
Alloy, Boston. Nlckorson; Oregon, Btinson: Hastings,
Chase WD Aiam-'am, Chase, aud BA Mount, Uaiiock,
f,*8th-Bailed. schr Franklin Pierce, FlUndon, New
^PJlll?Arrived, schrs M 11 Fead. and Ann R Ftrvens.
Philadelphia; Hamuli WUIetts and Amelia, Rondout;
Daniel L bturges, Weehawkon; Velma, Flunked, New
* BaVed?Schrs Rhoda Holmes. and Wm D Marvel. Alcx
* miWPORT, Jnne 17, PM-Arrived, ?chr J 11 Tripp,
Nickersott, New York lor Chatham.
Also arrived, schrs Harriet Gardner, Miller: Minerva.
Brigbtmau; Ellen Perkins. Kelley. and t) H Clark, E'en,
car Fall Hiver, tor New York: Artist. E'orresler, Somer
set for do; John l.ozler. Lincoln. Taunton for do;
Whistler. Keeie. do lor do (and all s ulc I 17th).
Bailed?Schrs M M Merrlraan, Crane, Philadelphia
Highlander, Ward, New York; James M Baylis, Ar
n(if?thdAM?Arrived in the night, schr Trun-dt, Davis,
from New York. _ . . _ . ? . _
Alao arrived, achra Lizzie Raymond. Lorn. Rich ton for
New York . Naiad Queen, Sinim, Fall River lor do (and
both sailed thia'AM.) ? ,
18th, PM?Arrived, achrs Artist, Forrester. lomer'et
for New York (aud sailed): Jennie M Carter. Carter,
Alexandria lor Providence.
Also arrived, schrs Ida. Peering, and Roanoke Taun
ton for New York: G L, Lovelt, Fall Riv-r toe do- Chan
cellor. Ferguson, and A 51 Aken. Woodlcjll, Provident e
fordo; Bias Hr.iinard. Hawkins, do lor do iaud ull
sailed AM 19th).
Bailed?Schrs M M Merrlman, Crane, Providence f-r
Philadelphia' J.imcs M haylos, Arnold. New York'
Highlander. Wood, do: I ll-lia T Smith. B-.kor lor do;
Jas II lrlpp, Nickerson, New York for t haibam; John
W Bell, Pierce, Taunton for Atnboy; Naiad Queen
Smith, Somerset tor New York; 0 H clark. Fengar: KID i?
Perkins. Kelley, am Arctic, I o-tcr. Fall River for llo -
Harriet Car liter, Miller, do for do: John Lazier. Lm
coin, and Wiiistler. Keeie, Taunton for do. Lizzie Ray
Blond. Lord, Dignton lor do; Lady Sufflo'k, Fall Rivet
IONAKRAOVNSKTr I I R, RI. June 16-Arrlved at
Dutch Island llaihor. schrs Palms, Week*. Providence
lor llobokrii; Effort, Pendleton, do tor New York; It It
Daly. Ciockcr, do lor do; E E Potter, Ellsworth, do lor
d !iEW LONDON. June 18?Arrived, brig A 8 Pennell
M. Parian t. Porto Kico tor Norwich; schrs Mnud A Bes
sie (Krt. si John. NIL lor do (Loin incorrectly reported
by telegraph arrived at New Bedford); U Willetta. New
burg for New lledlord; Hannah Blackmail. Kondout for
cobasjet; Argo. New York lor VYareham .D Lhturg.s
We^liawkea ior fcew tteUtord; Key, Kew iork lor ra l
hSailed? schrs Chief. New York: Mary Natt do; Nep
tune, do; M A I'r dmore, do: Connecticut,da
19'Ji?Arrived, schrs K P King, hotiokeu; l^oulaa, New
btlrg: B 11 Jouts, Philadelphia, all ior Norwich.
NEW llAY'r.N, June 18?Vrrlved,steamer D Valentine,
Rose, Rlizabethport: brig TnosTurull. Thompson Ponce ;
?ehrs Twilight, Roberts an. Baltimore, M ? Kulon, Bu
I '"paSS^a'v.a'llO. June II?8all?d, schrs Tamptco, Bon
holt, Vera Cruz: I enrv A Tabor, Bcusob, Pultou (lexai. ;
13ih, Mollle Emma, Pascagoula. _
PKNSACOLA. June 16-Arrived, hark Montreal iFr),
Adams. Falmouth, E; schrs Bennington, Edwards, Ne??
Orleans: Id* Delia Torre. Chase, Galveston.
18th ? Arrive 1, b.lg J L lloweu, Hall, bo?ton; schr Ver
nal. Galveston.
Cleared?Barks Storfust ConstanHn mns), Crape,
Liverpool- Kranklyn 'Swo), Oberg. London.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19?Arrived, s- hrj B Austin,
Williams. F.osio i
cleared?hwamcr Centipede, Miller, Boston (and
sailed.. _ . ?
A it h?Arrived, s'eam r Trescent rity. Cnrtls New
York; barks National Eagle, Bears, Liverpool; Alibi.
Smith Ivgtut; brigs G P Sbcrwood. Harper Matanza* ;
Como Williams, ifavagnez; George S Berry. Keazer,
Matanzas: Fanny B ineker (not Etta M Tucker .
Tucker do; llattte F Wheeler, Armstrong I'ardenn;
Ellen P SG-warL Miller, do; schrs Fanny Hint, Warren,
Portde Pal*. Ilavtl: Nellie, Coliiaon, Sen Salvador; F. v
De Hart, Drt?eo'l. Baracoa; Altiert II Waite, Drisko
Matanza*: Amos Edwards. Bonier*, .-'nvannafi; Mary W
Hnpper, Oilman. FernandinaiB L Horsey Hoggins. St
Marv s: H D Mit. May. Hsth; F Bt Olar ltdwardj. Ire
land. do: Amos Falkcntierg, Kaekott, Providence, Helen
Rommel. Aderus. Bosion. , .
PORTLAND, June L?Clearel, brig Open See Loomba,
" * Arrl red, ecnr (oily Woolbnry, Wood bury, New
Y'l'?th?Arrived, steamer Franeonla. Bra-gg. New York
Alio arrJifhra Delra int koeK*. Hatch rhoDiJinK.
Hivor tor bath, tfoatezma*. bpurlin*, Calalt lot
York. ...
i cleared?Brig D W HennessT. (Br). Halifax.
2iHh?Arrived bark sadle. flregorv, Bo-ion to load for
Buenos Ayris sehrs Alire.l Brabrooit. Phi.Hps, George -
town. DC; Delmont, Blake, New York.
FOKTIIMOrrH. June 17?Arrived, echr 3a-ah Wooster,
! McFarland. Port Johnson.
18.h?Arrive 1. schrs Harper Conner, Wecbawk-n;
Elizabeth M Bu' hler. Maloy, Philadelphia: TJ I ration,
Bmith. sew York: Bloomer Freeman. Kondout.
PROVIDENCE. June 18?Arrived, e hrs Yankee Blade.
Parser, Jaeteonville: John -tockham. Hart. Hoboken:
Franrla Corwin. Delanv, Harerstraw: lleorictia. Mc
Alinien. Hoboken: Lu'-lan. Hall, New York
-ailed? ehrs Mary Palien, Ollker, Brunswick. C.a;
Grace Cu-hln*, Hamilton Philadelphia: Ka e V Aitkin-.
Brower do; B ack<tone, Wlkon: John Pro kf< rd. Hart :
i Nightingale, Youna- Or Franklin, Beetx-. Frank A
J'.milv. McCohb: Tunis Hodlne. Silvie: Cele-te. Brown;
A V Arkrn. Wniwlhiill: arth Purvis, Lisle. N?w Yor*
PaW ri'cKFT, June 18 ?Arrived, *chr J .* Terry, Rae
nor. Kondout: A J Bentley, Williams, J*i kauuvtlle ,
Brands'* in". Kin". Youth A nhoy.
sailed --ehrs f lorida. Maun, aud J G Foil, Nirkrreon,
New York.
RICHMOND, Jnne 17?Arrived, steamerOd Dominion.
Falser. New York sour Addie Bchiacfer, Deacon, an 1
Mooulisht. Kiw-rs do
1 Balled?Rrtg Abbln Clifford. Cnaae, Cits Point, to finish
loading lor Mouu-video, echr U A De Witt. Mason, New
York. _ .
1 l-th?Arrived, achrs Keheeca Shepherd Frairhe*. New
York; Alice Curt'*. Phillips, do, to load lor baltimore; (>
' P Ellin*, SUelman. New York,
i Balled?hclir is B trmkltn. Moore, Boston.
Amv-d at Oehornn's June 15, s hr Thus Boo/ Sinners,
New York, to load tor Providence.
BAN FRANCISCO. Jane ll-Sailed, bark -lerra Ne
vada, Dow, (>unala<ka
12th?Ciearcd. brig Kola, K.ihler, Le Tez via Trinidad;
schr Marv nth . Holgitlns Tahiti.
lBlh?Arrive), s'dps Filer. Monroe, Noreeoss. Ilong
Kong; Ncerchu*. Feerce, New York: Kmilv Farnum
laird, Baltimore; bark Mary Boil Robert*. Gray,
Ignlque.
baVaNNAB, June 19?Sailed, steamer Fan Jacinio,
Hazard, New York.
Also sailed, schr Pioneer, Philadelphia.
Cleared? ehr John * Lee. Yangilder Darosriwotfa
I tn? Arrived, ateaaers Ashland, Whifhurst, N?w
York; Sennn.de, Mathc vg, Bosom.
:ar M\RY . in, June II ?Arrivsd. ?chr W II Jones.
Line. Kernan liiia iaud cleared for C.tmp Pirn kney ,
12th, brig Long K"*ch, Brown. Ctaninegoi.
Cleared 1 hh *chr i L llerscy, Co-ulns. Philadelphia.
12in. hark Je-s ? Gll!>ert (Br), Bonrner, London; bn?
1 American Fnlon. Collins Port Spain.
--ALEM June 17?Arrived,tuhrharah Lovrrne, nmith,
I Cedar Hill. NY.
Mill?Arrived, hrlv Reporter, Rider, Rancor fo? New
I York: a. Mrs L B eargeiit, -argent Philadelphia lor
| Eoulh Newmarket; Chlllion, Grant, llobnketc Atlantic,
RUtke,de lor Bangor; Waterloo, Whlttakcr, Rllsworili
for New York ; Knight, veazie, nnu Jane tl.iKkins, Ban
gor for Philadelphia: Marv Ear son \ War* r. do for
Newcastle. Dei; K W Duuhain, Dunham, Bowiloiiibain
lor New York.
HTONINuToW. Jnne 18?Arrived, achrs Success, hew
London, to load grain lor New York; Adeiai is, Kay nor,
Newburg.
b tiled?uchr* Perlne. M M Fralnerd. Dreailnanght,
and Biuan F. Nasti, all loaded with graniic lor New
York.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Jnne l?, rM-Arrtve<1, hrlg Man
zanllla, Weehawkou I >r Bosloiii ei-hra Porno .a (Kr).
Azua for Boston; William Jones and F Nickerson.
Georgetown, Di . for do: J W Rartietl. BalUtriore, for
do; A Nickerson aud John fehay. Philadelphia lor
do; Hannah M Bugll. Alexandria for do;
Mary Magce, liohoken tor do: Kossuth, do lor Porn
1'ionth: Mellasa A Wiilcv, ilaltlm ire for B.atli; Jas 8
Wi ion, PIMladelphia D>r Lynn. Jntta Bttcaneth. ijo for
Bristol, Me; Israel Bnow, New York, for Knenlatid,
Alelice H E.mery, do lor Beilast; Cathie C IWirv, Bel
fast lor Charlesion, 8<\
Eailed. lath?.schrs Annie Co tier (Br) and Hop (Rr
WILMINGTON, NO. Juno 19?.-ailed, sbaim Rene
flictor, Wood, New York
WARREN. Juns 19?-'elle 1, schrs Deborsh Dlvrr v.
Williams, Georgetowu, DO; Arlo Parlec, Blsho . Hobo
ken.
MI-CKbfiV'iKJU 1.
A BBOLCTR DI7URVN8 ORfAINRO F: g i :F ' R
/V ent ataies, legal everywhere! aeseriion, A mi l
ci*nt cau*1; no publb its re lUire li bo si. i. : <n
vorcg ia graiiteJ ; advice'r-- .
M. HGUdti, Attorney, 191 Broadway.
? a -H'.RALD BRANOri OFfiOE. B I )OKLYN, COR
,V. ncr ol lulton ave i 11 an I rtno in nicer.
? P. M*.
! A BdOLUTH D1YOKOK O'TAINED FUGM L'li l.l'
1 A ent Ftate* lor n .uiei'niii :in ). > pn. . ||v
I l.cgal eveywhare' lei IK ntui I' III Fi. || Itl'M
I | KING I a?yer an .. . I ub i > : ,rin
I Krsldar.ee 01B ?*. 6 Rign'.'i It: cat

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