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vtflTUARY.
O^OltUS SAND.
One ot il>c greatest women kuown to moaera litera
ture. George Sand, died ut I'nrls yesterday.
auunuui' Aurore Lucile Dapin wan born tu Paris, in
1804, and wiu descended from the celebrated vioiur of
Foutetioy, Marshal Maurice do Saxe, natural >on of
Augu-tua II , Klny ot l'oiand, and tlio beautiful Couu
tus* Aurora vua Kueulgatnark. Her grandmother, nut
ur.i! daughter ot ttic Marshal, being loll the widow of
the Hungarian Karl of Horn, marricl tho French no
hleniau Dupin de I'raueueil, a provincial State Ircaai
urer.
llcr futher, Maurice Duplu, of whom she Lias pub
lished many charming letter* iu her "Hutolrc do 'Aa
Vie," died iu 1808. fioui a fall troiu u horse, alter hav
ing served with disti etion in the republican and im
perial armies, llcr mater nil grandfather ?iu a dealer
in birds. Shu spent her childhood ul the manor ot No
liaut, near l.a Cbuiro, 111 the ancient province of Horry.
There she received litr cailiess educutiou from Mme.
Duplu. her grandmother. When still a child sho lu
veuted endless stories, her louder youth being nearly
absorbed by the composition ot a colossal romance
which sho never wrote, but whole hero, Coratnbi, half
pagan, half Christian, was the ideal of her dreams, ami
one to whom stio erected, in her mind and heart a
beautiful altar, just as tioclbe did to l.igbt. Old legends
told by her grandmother and some other ladies during
the long winter nights had 10 a great extent developed
that Inborn predisposition of young Auora. As sho
lived in a retired place iu the country ulic was tond of
the poetry to be drawn trom rural scenes, and, having
nobody else to play wan hut peasants' children, she
dreamed ot absolute coniiuuuity uud perlect i quality.
She retired witlnu the walls ot u convent, possessed
at that time (1817-18:0) by lho Kugliah Sisters of St.
Augustine, Hue des Fosses St. Victor, 1'uris. Once on
the eve ot the Assumption, when she had accomplished
her lilicouth year, an ardent devotion to the Sue rod
Heurt ot Mary teplucod, as It by magic, her heretofore
precocious scepticism, and site resolved to lake Iho
Veil.
Her confessor, who was a Jesuit lather ind uli intel
ligent muu, perceived that his luir penileut, in spite ot
( i csuut appearances, was 110 more a St. The rose tbun
tin lilmscil was u Quaker, und with tact and knowledge
ot (tie human heart iho reverend tamer succeeded iti
the course oi a low mouths in curing lurever Aurora
Uuptu of her religieuse (over.
In 1820 sue returned to Kuhaut, where she closed the
?yes of her grandmother iu ucath iu .the winter ot the
following year.
Iho study of tho works of Jeun Jacques Koussvau
decided her inclinations "Kuitle," the "Ijeltres de
Montaigne" and the "Control social" eutrunced her.
llor conlestor having severely remonstrated with her
on the impiety ot such u study us lliat ot Housscuu's
works, she secedcd at once and forever from the l.'uili
otic Church. In the meaiillme her mind uuderweut
(uite a iranslormation. The "moralists'' having de
lircyed Iter illusi us, sho became imbued with a stroug
taint ot Kane's melancholy. Soon alter ilyron shook
what still remained ot lior tornier Ideal, aud Shake
speare gave it thu coup if- y<occ.
Having returned under thu control of her mother,
sho had dally to contend with a most irritable temper,
and in order to escape the maternal petty tyranny she
married, in lH'Jl', when only eighteen, Huron Dudcvaul,
Ibe sou of au ancieiil olllcer ot tho linpcriuMiuard. by
whoir. -lie had two children, a sou and a daughter.
Although sho very likely was unlit lor conjugal life as
understood in society (in Franco especially), let It be
und here, Iu order to vindicate her memory trotu tho
many malicious imputations circulated by her ene
mies, that llaron Hudevani should have been the lust
mau to marry such a superior woman Addicted to
drink uud gaiubliug, he s'<ou dissipated his own for
tune and his wife's marriage portion. ?<> that she
amiably parted trom him in 1831, aud went to Paris
with tier daughter, purposing to use her remarkable
talents In drawing und jaunting, and thus wiu money
enough to provide lor her wains and those of her
children. Sho set to work with euergy. translating
foreign romances, drawing portraits and painting mi
croscopic (lowers and birds on snufl boxes aud rose
wood cigar esses. Iu order to enjoy more freedom iu
Iho French capital, and, above all, to attend tho great
theatilcal performances ot thai tune without being
exposed to improi>or remarks, she resumed the mule
appare! which she had so long worn in her
childhood, and soon became popular ?inong
artists uud literary people. Hut she hud still munv
hard rebukes to encounter beloru laying thu llrst stone
01 her lame. M. de Kerairy, a proiuimut novelist and
director ot a periodical review, to whom she was intio
duced, disdainfully told her luat **u woman must not
write." BaUac hilnsell, tlio great HaUac, did not pay
much attention to her literary projects, so strong mid
powerful was the geh'-'ial prejudice against fcuulo
writers. But Delatoiichc, tho publisher ol' lite t'xja-o,
welcomed iter with sympathy und accepted her conlri
butious to his paper. This was tier ilthut iu literature,
being then nearly twenty-eight years old. She then
undertook to compose her Ursi novel, "Rom et
Blanche," with Mr. Jules Sandeau. from whom she
took aud over since retained her now illustrious n??i
tie ytum<, (Seorito Sand. ''Indiana," which she wrote
and published in isiVJ, caused i|Uiio a sensation in the
literary world. Soon afterward came "V lenliuu."
followed by "l.eha" (lS3;i), one of tno most remarkable
r?m<t?.'<(> hut in* ever published.
She then started on a tour ihrough Italy Iu company
with Alircd de Mutsck She came back to Krunce iu
l-:unanJ. in a series ol lomuuces, completed by thu
'?l.ellers ol a Traveller." published her "Italian Im
pressions." ''Jucques," "Anilre," "l.eoue," "Leotii,"
??Muion" (183.% lN.'iti) are nearly entirely devoted to
the laud ot Kieuil, Mariuo-Faliero and Musanicllo. In
lSuti her relations witII her husbund became worse than
ever, aud a decree ot the Tritiilhil-Civil granted her le
gal separation trom bun and gave her the exclusive edu
cation of their two children. She thou visited Switzer
land (whcticc she returned just iu tlmo to receive lior
mother's hi>l breath) Mid tell in love with the grout
composer Frederic Chopin, with whom she spent
eight years, and who accompanied her to Majorca In
IMS. Kraut to l'Kis she hud contributed largely
to Iho Rrrut tlrt After the production
in "Puuline" iu ibe same periodical (1841) she broke
?it once her relations with it. because us director re
luscd to print another romance of hers ("Horace")
upon the gruuud that it wus immoral.
The Revolution oi 184* excited ticorge Sand's mind,
'he threw- herself with the utmost ardor itito the revo
lutionary movement. Sho contributed to tup socialist
tvgau. /.<i CummuHC tie J'urit, with Itarhes, Tobrier und
I'ah tigne.
However busily engaged she was then in jio'.ltlcs, stio
aad not hidden tsrcweli t i art. but a sudden taste tor
dramatic compositions hud taken possession ol her
tnliid. Her hrst play, "Cesium, ou la Haine dans
i.uiiour." a druiuii hi Bvo acts, met with a > omplete
failure (1S4*); "l.e Hoi Attend" il84l>), had tho same
late; but "Ft nucoi?-lc-Cbanipi" und "Claudia," played
at ilie Otli-oii (Is4y-I8.1l) were two triumphs. One' of
her works, "Kile et l.ul," wus directed against tho
memory ol Alircd de Mil-set, and was revcrely cen
nuled by In - brother in tlio Isiolt. "l.ui et r.lle "
I iideiatigable. In spite ot the most painful domestic
trials (she had successively lost her beloved daughter,
l>nc grandson aud her only ueice), tieorge Sand, who
bad prelude.i her third style Willi "l,es Dames Verles."
(tc., brought out iu l^ul "l.e Mar>pus de Villeiner," a
masterly Work. Alter ward came aividre." -lai
Viile Noire." "Taiuuris.'' "Mademoisello l.a Qlin
tinie" (Isik,). a religious aud phllosopiiicitl romiinco,
expressly written with tuo purpose 01 reiuting Octavo
Feuiliett's mv-tic theories embodied iu his "llisioice
de la Sibyllc. " George Sand's next wo ks, partly pub
lished hist la th'' Ret I' 1 Irs li-us Mumir*. eoiubit.O
all the bloeni, liveliness and suavity ol youth w ith tno
maturity ol genius and un oxt|Uisite purity ot stylo.
Her reiietrkable prefaces to Jeau Jacques lious
te ill's confessions, to OlH'rmatiu aud to Wer
tner, as well us her notes on many Flench
ami foreign u ithors, and a series ol o-says ou dillereut
mailers oi art, science and llteialure, is well as arti
cles 01 crilici-m 111 aoino htbrary aud political reviews,
?re worthy of note. In 1*57 she was intrusted by
I'.milo ue tiirardln aud Neilizcr with the literary editor
ship ot '.lie I'rttst, and iu tliut capacity wrote two vol
umes ot articles under tho liupreleuttous title of
"Auiour de la 1 able. *' At the same line ahe was eu
psr.*d oil the O'urnrr dr I'urit in a series of letters
entitled "Courrlerdu \'iliagu.''
After ttie example ol ?o many Illustrious public
lueu ot this century tieorge Sand was induced to write,
IU IM, us a himli'im lo ibe Journal /.<? lYrttr, her
??Memoire.-," alierwurd published iu volumes..
When Iho disastrous war of 1870 broke out George
9anu w rme, iroui Nohant, where she bad residod lor 1
Several years past, an eloquent appeal In behaii of
peace,"?in?e coQliuiiance aloue would allow hiituaolty
tu solve tho s-icial protHeni* now at hand and lo email
c;| all ttse 11 nuaily Irotn the double headed poituco
religious yoke ot kings and priest-."
Hut Hie word beloi . rd lo swords aud ifUi.s, and, al
though her owu region escaped lti?mariT?'s hosts, she
lia>i ine sorrow ot witnessing lor the third time in her
lite the invasion, crushing tlcleat and disuieinberuifut
01 1 ranee.
She went to Tours, where the "Delegation ol tho 1
Nat ion a I liclei.ee'' was installed, with Gambclta as ,
viitual Dictator ol Prance tieorge Sand proceeded 1
aiou^ the I rvuch lints so lar as ah? was |termliied to ,
go, taking notes aud sketches ot the heartrending :
see Ik's ol ruin, mourning nud desolation. When Die :
Kraiico-iiertnan tragedy was concluded she published 1
Iu the H' ? .M <in /hiu Y"i h r "Jourual tl'iiti
Voya^enr IVadant U tiucrre." which, besides iieing a
Splendid puijO of phlloauphv aud gtund description
of the norioM cf war, is, at the same time, one ot tho
moil Impartial chapters of l'r?iiich b itory to be con
sul 1 I'd.
The iihulrion* romanclst, *rtm and Philosopher w?s
a tall, stately wi mm, with Italian leamre", a splendid
brow uud large datk eyes, llcr hair, whitened by tlio 1
?now ol years, enli.un ed tho dtgnity of her paie luce,
ahtcli was rarely illuminated by even a melancholy
su. lie
During the greater part ol her llfo she used to wear
Uivnriaeiy a Uilii suit ma-Jo id a black cloth. Womau's
skirl, With Isige cloth bullous. 1 nd iasteucd with a
hlac> leather belt; a lii.iti > square jaeket, made of the
Samosliifl; a man's shirt, with collar and silk neck
tie. When oul ul doors she wore a tuou-quotaiie's
liut, either white or black, according to the soasun of
the yecr, but always deprived of the classical long
feather characteristic ot Alexander Dumas' heroes.
For many years alio had kept only a "pied n terro" in
I'aris, Hue llutine; In the tieurt ol that eternally young
Quit' lier Itilni. where she enjoy ed a sort ol worship
Irom the thousands of student* whom she loved like so
many bro'hers. Her lienavotcncc w is extreme, and it
Is geie-raily conceded that, like Alexander Duuius, pero.
I.evrge sand waa giltod ?itti a kind heart. Sho waa
Very fond of cats, which she warmly deiended.
and ?lie prahU'd their Inborn tudependence, "winch.1
faid she, -'does not excludo adections aud fidelity lor
people who treat theiu properly.'" >ln' was ou that
/iight matter, as la many others far &ior? importuat.
quite the antipodes of her celebrated contemporary
and Ir.eud, Frederick Souiitf, who. in oue ol hut books,
wrolit tbu following sentence:?"Wliat is Ixi.-l In man
ik the dug," which George Sand happeniug to read, she
sent to Soultd this witty uou>:?"You surely meant
dear r redone, thai what is best in (log la ibe mau."
mhe always iguurtd hatred toward any iierson, even
her enemies. Hut there were two thiu^s which
she cordially batiM, church belts and guns, "the uno
and iho oilier mado with the same dark and gloomy
metal, liron/.tt, and symbolixing thoac two iniplurutiie
enemies ol liberty und fraternity, priestcraft and mili
tarist!!."
Saud's talent Is undisputed even by the op
ponents ot her idea-. All her productions do not
stand at the same height, hut most ol her produc
tions in their integrity bnve bestowed upon her
hr Huui and dural>l? laiue. She deserved it partieu*
l.irly lor the power of lutcrnal observation with which
the described human pas*iou? and bar poweriul imagin
ation able to create, without the least apparent ell'ori,
legends, scoues und characters altogether original
and charming.
Aa to her own doctrines, she has takvu the care of
ttumiuiug them up in the tallowing package of her
"Histoire de Ma Vie" (part 11., obup. IV.):?"My
iclip n was uever at variance as to lis fundamental
pnuclplcs; the lorms ol the past have vanished lor
me, uh lor my century, before the light ol rollectlon,
but tho eternal doctrine of Believers?a inorcitul God,
itu Immortal soul and the Itnpos ot the other lite?that
Ik what has resisted all analyst*. all discussion, aud
even lutcrvals ot desperate doubt."
DB. WILLIAM AUOtHIUS STi'.ABXS.
President William A. Stearus, of Amherst College,
died suddenly of paralysis of the heart lost eveutug.
He was much exhausted by the long taculty meeting of
yesterday, but attended prayers yesterday morning. Ho
tainted during seivicc and continued weak through the
day, though ublo to wuiic about the house, and ivas not
considered tu u dungcrous condition uutll about six
o'clock, wheu ho suddenly expired. Or. Stearns was the
sou ol the ltev, Samuel Stearns, ol Bedlord, Ma.-s., und
I was born at lledlord, 130a. He graduated at Harvard
' College 1&!7, and was inuuguruted President of Amherst
; College 1S-V1. He was author or n work on Inialit
Church Membership; a sermon ou the Orthodox Con
' grcgatioual Churches, one before the Ancient and iiou
oraoie Artlliery Company ot Boston, ouo ou Daniel
, \\ ehiiter, 1S.VJ, itnd other dlsrourses. Ho was also ?
| IrequMit contributor to religious periodicals.
JOSEPH MAI;Kir.
Joseph Marsh, stulionina-ter ul Buffalo X. V., and
lor many years with the New York Contrnl und Hudsou
River Railroad Company, was lound dead iu his bod
at tho depot yesterday morning. It ih supposed that ho
was attacked with apoplexy. He was sixty-seven
years of agu.
HON. H. H. HI'LL.
Hon. H. H. Hull, of Bath, N. Y., who was attacked
with paralysis three weeks ago, died yesterday morn
ing at six o'clock. He was tho editor of the Bath
Courier lor u qua iter of a century, aud one of tho most
distinguished and well known writers ot the weekly
provincial press. The luneral will lake place on Satur
day next at three o'clock.
J. V. P. qoackknbcsh, m. p.
Dr. J. V. 1*. (juuckvnbush, a leading physician of
AUiauy. X. Y., and at one tlma Muyor, died very sud
denly yesterday afternoon, while riding In his carriage,
of, supposed, heart disease.
CHAItLKS MURPHY, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Charles Murphy, a member of the well known paper
aud books house Urtn ot W. W. Murphy & Son, of Phil
adelphia, died in that city yesterday, to tho great
regret of u very wido circle ot frieuds iu commercial
circles and private society. He wus vastly respected as
an upright and industrious citucn.
art sales. ,
Sales ot art worts aro usually managed so that they
will not 'lnterlere with each other, but this week no
less than four Anns have selected the sumo days aud
commenced their sales yesterday. At Plimpton Hall
the Messrs. Loavitt began their bric-a-brac sale, which
includes articles which would pleaso the taato of all
clas-es, from school girls' trmkeu lo objects of interest ,
to the man ot science or the connoisseur, articles which j
give pleasure und lustructtou, und others which aro j
valuable lor their rarity and add interest to cabinets of j
curiosities. Among the articles sold yesterday were j
Japanese aud other boxes, vases, stands, bronzes, por
celains und lacquers?Jupauese vases selling for from
00 to *Sa 00, being from seven to lilty-loiir inches
iii height and of various styles of ornamen.
tiition some of Oriental porcelain, others or lacquer
wire ' Sevres porcelain plates, tea seu vwes,
ualr bringing *4o, and saucer* plates, Ac.,
oi Dresden. Wedgowood, Fayence, Sevres, Worcester
and IK'lli waro brought from ten ccuis l" ^ *
Sevres ?lale, with portrait ot Louis X\ I., m>unt? d as a
I ??d receiver, brought $U1. A |pa.r ofhaudsomeclol
a moo avaaes twenty-two inches hull, brought $45. A
ui.io ol c oisonnu ouauioi sold lor $.10. Jt?e sale to
,1 iv will commence with a pair of brass an lirotis which
were the property ot lltenuerhassei when shot by Aaron
1 Uurr. A Ch'ueae punch bowl six leot m circumference
1 and one ill depth, set ill a tripod thirty Inches high,
wh,cu wl?ailhe 1'aris K*i?.ition oi 186S. and is one
ol the largest and most unique .u decoration in this
country would make a valuable addition to the rooms
: ol ono or our clubs ot litrntti uud artists. A Iwautiful
i table ot tulip wood inlaid with panned placques of
Sevres porcelain, a brouzo brasier, several articles of
' cloisonne enamel'vases ol old Kaga and ^wmua ware,
end otners ot crackle ware are included auioui, the urll
to be sold to day. A quantity oi valuable pottery
from Cyprus unU luca (I'eru). and a lew
pieces from Nula, near Naples, and Kallr Ijottery from
south Africa; warlike implements inado ot stone by
Nurih American Indians, specimens ot quartz, petrified
ieuvi?- polished mates, Labrodoriles aud other miner
!u" ?rrai comi.le.e* suits of armor, with parts ot
HUii'i helmets, it crossbow, old muskets, l,tbt"'8'
I awiirdi, &c.; three suits ol Japanese armor and tw.
? swords which were exhibited nt the 1 aris Kxposition
I of IV..'.; (lower pots', vases, platters, <\:c., ot Chinese,
1 aveiiC ' HiesiK'ii and Sevres porcelain, includiug a
! handsome Fontaineblcu pit. her decorated by U. Massy,
and a number >>l iiiediillKui portraits in bronze or cele
brated me u. The c.nary consists of seven pieces,
I two beiii" iile i.. luures, olio representing l*jjao
i re ijy to he ?uci.llced. by Handolpli lienors; ?Will
o'the Wisp." with the mischievous eir soalcd ou lily
I mils and iioldin;,' ul?>u his treacherous torch, by Harriet
llomner a lite mi" husi ot Franklin, bv Hiram 1 owers,
roiTresentitig him in his best years Urn
ami delicate in modelling, and I'1?1"5? ,u :
' expression a small figure ot an ??Angel is by Kmraa
! Stebbins, aud there Is a small copy ot tho ? Apo'lo llel
1 videre" and figures ot "Diana and ksmoraUU, all
! in i.iurble. these, with the |uintiug ot "St. \ erouica ?
H:iudkoichief." will be included in to day s aalc, whic.i |
S lioi?iu** ai two o'clock, ut Ciiutoii ilall.
Vt Matliew..' art gallery. No. 5T Liberty street, the
! conclmtim: salo ol pictures from the Academy of ?>o
siu'u nud oilier tourers will b-g.n at noon. AuiongtLcm
are "tho Seasons." by William Hurl; Mulvany * New
York and Brooklyn Academy pictures: "Leading Los
,.,n, ?? tiy liuv ; "Demi llroko,' by J. (?. Lrown, llio
Academy pictures, bv Uyder. J. J. Hammer, Cropsey ;
"fcant Sum To-Night," by D M Carter; u ?iwi
liullt '' by limes#, and example* of Mur?i?, MrU-hcr, ^
Walter Sail. rle<-, T. L. Smith: "A Lovely Little Spot
1 on tho Esopus Creek," by l?avi<i Johnson: "\n Oc?ob'*r J
Day." bv t .s.foar, and "View on the Hudson by (
: Hermaii Fueluel. ??l loreign artist* are works ^ I
IKoinbled, Casiau, Alboy, Kebouit, Louis I?a?alle aud j
?lAt'Marker & Co. V. Xos. ?; imd 40 Liberty street, the
second oi their three days'salo commeueea at? noon ,
to dav William Moruan's lite s co ll^ure or an llaliau (
eirl will bo sold to day. It was one*or the iavorito
pictures at the Academy Kxiilbtlion, representing on ,
!? luvas wiiat eorresiKJiids p- the andautlne movemeni in
i xUndelacohnV "Songs Witliout Words." there are two
smaller pleiures bv lulu; a vigorously |>ainled ? ( att e
' i I -iiitNeaDe ' t>V J Olden Wood; n landscape, just .
nln X easWor ln.?-,and examples ot David iohn
Hon Mars ton Kfali, Slayuard. J. H. Heard. Laslmau l
Joh'n^on M B. ouenheiioer, J. tl. Urown, J. Lyman,
i Jr . Harvey Youna. M 11 Oakey, Hob?rt C\ M.nor
tl M Car er Jeii'.iie llrowuscombe, .lobn Thorpe and
many oilier*. I'he sale will l>e concluded to-morrow
Ul ?'a Liberty street, the sale ol marble
atataeui* vises, -ard receivers aud other articles
ol use and ornament, yftiich ?a* eommcucod yestoi- |
day, will be conclude.! lo day ai noon.
| TI1E SOUTH CAUOUNA LYNCHING
1 AFFAIR.
[From the Char"estt.n (S. C.) News and Courier.]
The iuo.it captious critic will scarcely find fault with
iho tone and temper or Governor Chamber lain a proc
lamation on the subject of the lynching ot the Harmon
murderers, ror the whole purpose of It Is to poiut out
the danger to society or such acts, however provoked.
?r,d to remind the public, tu their own interest, ol tho
inexorable teed ??r maintaining the la?\ s supremacy,
v* tho Chier Magistrate or tho Slate, lioiornor Cham
borlain could s .y no le-* than he has said, nor could it
II >rraon murderers. What we could not do when the I
iiorior* "t the deed for which ihe murderer* died were ,
ir. ^ii in our recollection we cannot do at lliis laler dat. |
Uui (iovernor Chamberlain uiu-t remember
uenee t? a plant of slow growth, and that lor year*
i p.-l tho people have had reason to doubt the
omcieacy of the courts in mis State a? a
! m.aiis Of punishing cruiil iaK lhe rct?r'18
the courts are cover.nl Jeep with mis trials and ac
(initial through the instrumentality or ingenious law
vers or ignorant jurn'S, and lor l^o year,, in common
opmiop, pardons <?<iuId always be haJ by those able and
w Hin J ? pay lor the,.. It ?as itio tear tnal Uie Har?
mon mnrilerers would escape, ?s other cr.inlnais had
,Which provoke.i the Kdgertold lynching.
butter course a?.uld hava Uen to try the law once
sicnui. and resort to .ludce l.jnch only when the con
I fciuuted tribunals <>r justice had fMle l to mete out to
I ti|4* uiurd* r?n> Uie tiooni ttovjf dei*ervea.
t | n reading the accoui.1* of the lynching it will doubt,
less have hs-eii notice?l that a number of in.lue.it.al
ceiil'emen sin.vo hard to persuade the lyurhiuc l^riy
?"r .in eairyiug their d?t?rn.iiiaiiou into etTect.
Ad we remind tho pui.llc ttfat in such
inShility t" control bodies ot men whose
naasion* are excited lies tho daug.r of mob
! ?? of any kiud and under any circumstances.
I Th. M?t5?r?uiu ol tha Kn W?u ? ao?.a C^t.na
1 grew out of the organization or a sootMjr far strictly J?
fluoii drlousi vc purpose*. lis object*, in its original
lorin. were eminently proper; but it soon changed in
character, ana was made tbe means of wreaking j?r?
vato vengeance on poor wretches who wore guiltless of
the act* for which ibey buffered. And ko will it be, If
experience 14 any guide, whenever private uitisuu3
u>-urp the functions of the law'* appointed officers.
The temptation to uiuke n quick ending of red handed
criminal* ta otten, wo admit, almost too strong to lio
resisted; hut it ih 1 'est lor the Suite, bes-t for every
man. woman and child in it, that such deeds as tho
Kdgelleld lynching should never bo committed. The
whiter cannot ex|>eci the negroes to respect the law if
they nivo thorn a ruiuuus exumplo by setting the law at
deflauco.
A GIliL SHOlT
i A STUUtt TUAGKSY IN CI1XTX-NM, WXOMISO
TEItltlTOBX.
[From the Cue . enne Leader, June 4.]
j Last evening, shortly utter eight o'clock, MUs Jennie
Martin, a sister-in-law of our City Clerk, George B.
Stimpsou, and aged lilteen years, walked up Seven
teenth su eet. She was leading her sister's chill and
was accompanied by Miss Minnie Montgomery, a girl
of about the same age. Beaching Eddy street tho two
croited it, and at Underwood & McGregor's corner
turned to go up Eddy street, Intending to visit tho
Catholic church. Miss Montgomery noticed soveral
colored boys playing In tno centre of the streot, but
i paid no attention Co them. The girls wnlkod along uud
i hud gotten but u lew yards from the corner?Miss
> Montgomery being ou the outer edgo of tho walk, with
the child between her and Miss Martin?when, the lat
I tcr's head being turned slightly toward the
: building, u shot was llred almost in Miss Mom
gomcry's luce, and her coiupaniou loll upon tho walk,
1 11 unxll round hole in the riylii u-in pie, nour to au<i a
1 llttioaliovo the eye, showing wlieru the bullet had
' eutt red the brain of ttie unfortunate girl. Miss Mont
gomery at once screamed lor aid, uud. bolore it readied
her, ejidoavored to raise tho body herself, tlio right
hand of the murdered girl still clasping that of her
little relative.
People rushed to tho spot, and tbo corpso wm con
veyed lirst to Fred Ijtudau's market, when, atlur the
face hud been wuslied, it was taken to Mr. Stlmpson's
| residence, when an Inquosl will bo held upon it to-day.
At first speculation was rife its lo how uud by whom
the deed was committed. Two or three ladies who
were walking ou Ferguson street hoard tho shot,
uud lmiui'dmlely alter met a man running at
headlong s|H.>cd In the direction of tho depot.
It was thought by komo that be had tired tho fatal shot,
probably by accident, uud, becoming alarmed, was hur
rying to catch some out-bound train. Our vgilaut
SheriI!, Nick O'Brien, was ou hand, however, and
within an hour alter the commission of the net the
suspected party was t-aloly loilgQd in jail. It proved to
be u youug c .lured tioodlum nuniod Butler.
A. rather well authenticated report reaches us to the
effect that young Itutlorhus mudo threats against the Die
of Miss Mai l In, and it this be true there can be no doubt
but that he committed the fearlul uct deliberately?
creeping quietly upon his victim, taking ouly too sure
aim, mid pulling the trigger with the coolness and skill
ot a practised marksman. We hope it was not a plan
ned murder, but even if accidental the boy, or those
who allow him to carry a deadly weapon, should sutler
lor this appalling acu
TROOPS IN THE SOUTH.
[From the Mobile (Ala.; Register, June 4.]
The Indians are slaughtering tho miners in Dakota,
and now the Washington despatches represent that tho
1'rosidcnt, having beou asked for troops to protect
some of tho frontier settlements, has responded that
there ure no soldiers available for the purpose, "as
they uro all now on the march" In tho columns moving
ngainst tho hostile Sioux. But the truth is that of the
whole army lorco of -6,000 men not more tbuu u tlfth
are engaged in tho Sioux campaign Four-llltbs of the
rematudor are not eugaged in uny service of honor or
profit to tho country, uud if they cunuot bo usoil lor the
del'enco of tho people where delence is needed the sup
plies that keep them in the employment of the govern
ment, where they are neither useful nor ornamental,
ougut to be peremptorily stoppeJ.
Theto troops now needed ou ttie I'lains aro doubtless
held In hand throughout the Southern states to control
the November election. Let the frontier reniuiu un
euarJed; lot the scalping knilo alone, for Alabama
must be kept lu the hauds ol Spencer I The life of a
white man. the protection of white women and chil
dren upon tho Plains is nothiug to tho voto of a black
man for Blaino or Conk ling.
LONG ISLAND RAILROADS.
Mr. J. B. Wurban, a stockholder and director of the
Long Maud Uailroad, has obtaluod an injunction
against the Poppenhuson Company, restraining them
from oxecuting a proposed leaso of that road on tho
ground that it will be u detriment to the I<ong Island
road, anil probably involve it Id bankruptcy. A motion
Is made to reudor the tujuuclion perpetual and argu
ment upon the mutter ts to be had belore Judge Pratt
at Brooklyn.
STABBED IN A FIGHT.
In tbe First District Police Court at Jersey City, yes
terday. Robert Scheiiueyer was brought up tor stab
bing Benjamin Black. The partios resido at NTo. 103
Bay street, and have been in tho habit of quarrelling.
During Wednesday night a challenge was issued by
Black and accopted by Scnolmeycr to flgh^it out tu the
yard attached to the house. Black was tbe first to
force the lighting, and when Scbeiineyer struck up
wurd to ward oil a blow alined at his lace, he buried
tho blade ot a knilo lu Black's urm. That ended the
light. Olliccr Wulsb was 011 hand at this point und ar
rested Scheimeyor, who was committed for trial
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OV DEPARTURES VUUM NEW YORK VOR TKIB MOSTBS
or Jl>L AXU JILY.
tail*. | ]>t*inaltun. I
Oflte.
Spain.. ....
Adriatic
L'tty ul Cheater....
Australia
Al?atia
Ncikar
I- ranee
Nevada
?*cvtkla
Mute ol Virginia.,
Pouimcrania
Wfwr
City ot Hich aioud. June
l*i re i re
V nc!iorla
V ixciiiiiiin
IJ une
June
June
.) u ue
J lino
June
June
June
June
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June
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Ktypt......
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Ciilfoiiiia
Mn?el
ltotlim.a
LmeIn*
Mate ni luilUua.
City Merlin....
Italy
Kthiopla
? 'iiiadii
I ion .in
W veniir.ir
Wtela-iil
The Qiiooii
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June:
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lime :
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London....
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Kotterdaui.
Hamburg..
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(leiuamc IJnly f. I Liverpool.
ilill Hroadwnv
:n Hroadway
15 Broadway
7 Howliii- i.roen
7 Howling Oreaa
"J Bowling Oraaa
?V. llroadway
U'.'Broadwtiv
4 Bowling i.raaa
7a Broadway
?>1 Broadway
'2 bourliutr tireaa
1ft Broadway
6ft Brim.iwar
17 Bowling tireaa
Lit Bioadwav
?I Bowling iir?aa
7'J Broadway
Ml llroarr.vay
' I Broadway
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Broadway
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I^roajwer
7 Ho.ilim; tireen
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7'J Broadway
l.i Ur- . I<rn.
?It1 Broad* a v
17 Bowling (iraaa
i.V? Btoiuiwav
j 'J Bowlluir i.reaa
-b Broadway
, Mrnail.vaT
! <?!> Broadway
|S>7 Broadway
?^-NOTiri: to captain's or vessels is* tth?
COASTING AND KOItKKJX Tit ADE-Captatnk or odicern of
ve??el? engaged in the coattiug r lorei-ru trade, uVrvjin tha
dli placement or removal ol ?ea buoy*, nra reiinemsd 'o coin
muuuate tlia tact to tlie liaiiALD. 10 tint! t n.ay lio lir ttifUl
publicly to tlie attention ol tho nioper authoriti** A teller
a?li.'reh*ed "to the editor of lite Hknai.li. New Vork city,"
giving a* accurately as poaaible the number and p initiou of
dlnplacod buoys or the cau*o of their removal, will *ulllce In
all rare* observed along the Atlantic and I'acl.'lc coast* of
tha American Continent. When they are oh-.ei red on tin
coaot ol huropcan com.me* or in tho Mediterranean it it
rron*?ted that information l<e rent either by teiecraph or
letter to tha London utile* of lliiKitr Yore Ui rai.o, 4>)
Heet itreat, Lctidon, or to the Paria cflica. GI Aveaaa da
1'Opara, Paris. Where the telegraph ia used rienpatcbe*
ma.v be a?idre**ed "Jleunctt. 40 Klcet utreet, London," cr
"Bennett, Ul Avonuo de ('Opera, Pan*." Where ta^e* of
displacement ara obtervid iu the water* ofeountrie* lieyond
the reach of the telegraph, n? In Aria or Africa, captain* may
conimuiiicatd with u? upon reachlrttr the Rrtt con>enient
port. Tlii* inlormatlon will be cabled Ira* o( charae to tbe
llllitn and publiahod.
0JT-NOTICK 11> CAPTAIV8 Or VKASKLS RNTKRINO
THE POKT OK .NK\r YOKK AT NHlllT.-The N*w Yotl
llnuaLD ha* adopted a diatiagnialilnKCoaton nl^ht *i ;nat for
u>e on hoard th* IIkralu utaam yacht, ihowiu/ while burn
in* th* color* i*d. grrtn. red, clianaini;Irom one to tbe other
In turroaion. aud can he ***n eeveral mile* rtlMant. Cap
tain* of vetael*. upon leelnir till* tiBiial, will obli^o u* by
preparing any marine new* tliey way hay* lor th* tililp
.New* Hepartn-.ont of tbe llcitat.fk
li-l'er;pn* deniroua of coinmuiilcatinir with veuel* arriv
ing at N?w York can do ?o lr addraaain/ ta *aca v*?*ela,
?are of IUkald new* yacht, plar No. 1 La?t Uiver, New York.
I.atl*r* rccaived trom all part* oftba world aud promptly da
lltered. Dnplicat** ar* required.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
PCS AXD MOO* I IIOK WATCH.
Sun nap* 4 2* | Oor. Iflund. ...mum 9 60
Hun MM 7 5M I Sandy Hook...morn 1> 14
UOOB *?(?. ove 10 IS I Hell Ualta. taora 11 44
POKT OF NEWJOUK, JUNE 8, 187G.
ARRIVALS.
KxroE
rim AXB BIEAL*
WltlTE^TOXE TR LEU RATI llu
ith
Steamer Urttiv tBrl. Afdrew* Loudon May U4. w
aid** and I2U pa*Mii|n>r?. to FWJ llnr.t, Xnyill.lat
4A 17, Ion 9tl IW, p?>?'! hark Snow (juaen, of Halll'ax. front
June 1. lat U M, loa UU 44.
puied ? French Meunor bound 7tb. l?HO.W, Ion
lib, raiM't a l)?rk rla.-od steamer bound oast; htU, Ul
40 33. !ou 70 J*, pasasd 11 Cuuard steamer iiuuitd east.
Si^muor Old Dominion. Walker, Richmond. I'll* Point and
Norfolk, with mdae and passenger* to the Old Dominion
Ste?iinarit;) Co,
HtMiwr Jolm Cibaoa, Wiuteis. Georgetown, IX', with
uidiit l?J h Kixnt. Jr.
Meamer Allontown, Tutile, Philadelphia, with coal to the
Itesdinjr KR Co.
ship Adaiuster (Port). Gama, Rio Janeiro 31 days, with
iuiIm- to G Amalock A Co.
Hark Liudeanitcs <Nor),Tonolosen, Liverpool 2S daya, In
balliut to (' 'l oiilw A Co. No data, ua the Hanks, saw a large
quantity of Ico.
Hark Vanadis (Nor), Larsen, Newcaalle ti'i day*, with
coal to oniw.
Mara Mills*, Howard, Grccnock March 2-V Key Weat
Mh> and liaaiptou Road* Juno 0, in ballaat to D It
Dearborn.
Hark I'hrlatopher Columbus I (Jar:, dor. Limerick via
Deluware Breakwater 41 da>s, in ballast to Dill A Ka-I
tuann.
Bark E Calestl'ia (Ital), Htarieo. I.?i;horn 60 day*, In
ballaat to order. I'asaed Gibraltar April P.
Hark Carrie K Lung, Park. Matansi* II days, with sugar
to order: nncl to Jaiuea K Ward A Co.
Hark Treuiont, Carlisle, Matansas 1U day*, with inelado to
order: veaael to Miller A Houghton.
Hark Noreua. Nichols, Mat ansa* S daya, with molssses to
11 11 llovell, Hon t Co: veaael to Miller A Houghton.
Bri* Kulua (Nor), Cbriateuseu. Cork H7 daya. in ballaat to
Fundi. Kdye A Co. la anchored at Sandy llook forordcra
Brig Kuluuo, Naah. Sagua 9 daya, with soger to Griuaell,
Mliitiltii A Co: vessel to K Talbot A Co.
Brig Robin (Br), llaveuer, Kabila |ft daya, with sugar and
molaaiu-s to Cbarlcs Luling A ("?: veaael to niaater.
Brig Kllon Maria. Roberta. Brunswick. Gs, # any*. with
lumber to \\ A Rosa: veaael to F H Smith A Co.
Schr Francis ilutrh. Oroeu. (Jrand Turk, TI, ltf day*, with
dyi-wood. Jtc, to Darroll A Co: veaael to master.
Schr Mlunohaba, Swill, Grand Turk, Tl, 1 ?' daya, with
aalt to 4) K I'euuiston A Co; veaarl to Van Hrunl Hroa.
Schr Chua A Coulomb, Bernard. Havana. 1U day*, with
aiiKar to llsatian. Hoffmann A Co?vessel to Kvana. Ball A
I'o On the 27th May. li>::#> I'M, lat 'SI ?>?>. Ion M.'OD. Jae
Callahan, a native of Philadelphia. foil overboard, while
reeling th - apauker, and was drowned.
*olir Snllnaii. Sawlo (of Boston). Rich, Matansas 9 days,
with auirar to order: vessel to Brett. Son A Co.
Sclir While Wing, l'h.-lan. Malaniaa 1' daya. with molasses
to II U Howell, Son A Co: voaael to Uretl, Son A Co.
Solir Win Mi-Gee, Sheridan, Hnilior laland 7 daya, with
pine* to Jamea Douglass: veaael to H J. Wcnberg
Schr Li-ona. Ijordon, Corpus Chriali 2!> daya, with Mdea.
Ae. to J H Browcr.
sclir Win U Drury. llenderaou, Pensacola IS d?yi with
lumber lo Paraona A Loud.
Schr Jeial* S Clark, Klwood, Keranudina 10 daya, with
lumber to Uppintcer. Kuaaull A Co.
Schr W II Van llruiit, IIniiKhwurt. Jacksonville II day*,
willi lumber to Drew A ilucki, veaael to Van llruut A Bro.
Sclir Llazto Tllua, Plilllipa, Juckioiivilku 0 daya. with
lumber to U Hunter; veaael to J O Ward. 1* bound to
I Albany.
| Sclir Ada WOoulH, I.nniiilll, Hrnnawick. (la. 0 day*, with
' luni>,er lo Kppincvr A Huaaell: veaael to F II Sinlth A Co.
I Sclir Florence S Towor. Ada inn. l*ort lUiyal l'J day*, with
lumber lo order; vtascl lo 1! W Umti i Co, May (it), during
a aoutherlv blow, loat Id.OCki feet of lumber from off deck.
| Sclir .I M Harlow, Soimr, Uivhinoud.
Sjur K W HiMiueil, Homiell, Mexandri*.
Schr II T RrlKK*. Fnroiore. Virarinla.
I Schr I' W Alroit. French, Virginia.
Sclir Thouia* Brook*. Lettk'ett. Virginia.
Schr V M Mcrrlmuu. lirneu, Vlrtlnla.
Schr Kutrene Borda. llaylla. Virginia
Schr 11 A lloyt. French. Virginia.
Schr S J Vauitlian. Vliyinlii.
] Schr S J Uolun, Mcura. Virginia.
Sclir J H Itapp, I'ale. Viryiuia.
I Schr Jaa Veldrtin, Cavnliar, Vlr>ciala.
#H'lir Kurotaa. luniuii, Vlr^imu.
Schr llakea Amu, Kda'ln. Qeorgretawn, DO.
Svlir Mary Miller, Dayton, lieoritelowa.
SchrCiara I'lcnrv, Ilall. (icorvotown. DO,
Sclir.I A Slieppard. Wllhurt. Haitimor*.
I Schr S J Fooka. Crauiner. Baltimore.
Schr Win \llou. Xaewii. Iliilliinore.
Schr II P llaven*. Pierce, lialtlmore.
schr Oliver Scolleld, Di*>u>way, Baltlmor*. la bound to
New Haven.
IT9~Hark Marie (Nor), which waa anchored la the lower
bay, came up to tlio city 8th AM.
AiT-Hark Cleorcietta (Bri. which was anchored ia the
i'jwur bay. came up to the city H|h, P.M.
I'ASdED TUK0UG1I HELL GATK.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Uonerai Whitney, Coleman. Boston lor New
York.
Steamer l.'lty ol New Bedford. H*lv, New Bedford for
New York. *
Steamer Oalatea. Waldcn. Providence tor New York
Sclir IIutile K Klii(f. Crowley, Shulee, NS, lor New York.
Schr Calvin, Clark. Muaquaah. NB, lor New York.
schr lleo Staiicliff. Creamer, Providence lor New York.
Schr K M Well*. Kelaey. Hartford lor New York.
Schr raiviu. Adaina. Maclilaa for .New York.
Schr Chaa Coinerj. Creamer. Providence for New York.
Schr Klla II llarnea. Providence for New York.
Schr Ripple. William*, (leor.-e* Bank* for New York.
Schr Ifaie.McXamce, Greenwich for Now York.
Schr Orlando jSiuilli, Farria. Port Jolferaon lor New York.
BO0MD KAHT.
Steamer Glauciil, Bearae. New York for Boatnn.
Steamer Bolivar. (Jeer. New Yoia for Now London and
Norwich
Sclir Ceorge B Ferguson, Ferjcuaun, Port John*oa fur
llrantford.
Schr K Manon. Alrev. New York for Brantf rd.
Sclu M L Varney. Kowe, Port Johnanu for Boaion.
Schr P Rich. Ilndlev, Baltimore lor Bridgeport.
Sclir Chaa Miller, Miller, New York tor (irceniiort,
Schr I 11 Borden. Baker, New York for Fall Itiver.
Schr Dr Win 11 Power*, Saunders, Trenton for New Ha
ven.
Sclir Alice M Lewis, 1/ewi*. New York for Wellfleet.
Schr Kasteru Queen, VYalah. New York for Gloucester.
Schr 11 F Woolaey, Tirroll. Port Johnaon for Lynn.
The revenue cutter Moaes Wood, Hodtfdon. from New
I<ondon, ia at anchor off the Herald Telegraph Station,
BELOW.
Bark Nortlcap (Nor), from Bremen May 8 (by pilot boat
Noli).
CLEARED.
Steamer Keailworth (Bri, Pruwse, Antwerp?Go* W Col
ton A Co.
Steamer Rotterdam (Dutch), Vis, Rotterdam? Punch, Edyo
Steamer uellert (Ger), Barends. Hamburg via Plymouth
and t.'heroourit?Kunliardt A I'o.
Sieanier Columbus. Keed. Havana?Wui P Clyde A Co.
Steamer Cauirna iMr>, Liddicuat. Hamilton tBermuda)?
A K Outerbrulm'.
Steamer I'aroudelet, Faircloth, Fernauiliua via Port Royal
?C H Mallorv A Co.
Steamer Uajddau, Mankin, Savannah?Murray, Ferris A
Co.
Steamer Rlcliinond, Kelley, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond?Old Domiuiou Stoamahip Co.
Steamer Mar flower. Davidson. PhiladclDhla?J as Hand.
Steamer Kleanora. JoIiiimip, Portland?J >?' Am9a
Sieanier IHaucus, Boaraa. Boston?H F Dimucl:
Bark Ceylon (Bri, Reynolds. London?J la Tucker A Co,
Bark i.apt Peter Dalil (Nor), Jobnsen. London?Funch,
Kdye A Co.
Bark Moxart (Nor). Alhrilsen, Kxeter, K?C Tobias A Co.
Hark Tree! Dutirovackl (Aus). Turluovicb, Great Griiusbr,
E?nlocovich A Co.
Hark Amicita (Nor), Rainier, Cora or Falmouth?Funch,
Frlyo A I'o.
Hark Cl.imoea (Nor), llaava, Cork or F'aimouth for or
der*? C Tolnaa A Co.
Bark Condor iSwp>. Nordstrom, Queeustuwn or Falmouth
for orders?Louis 'l etena.
Hark Jupiter (Geo, Lietke, Hamburg?Funco, Kdye A
Hark Gerda (Nor). Olaen. Aarhuos?Bockuian, Oerlin A
Co
lltlj; Stockton, Allen, Gibraltar for orders?Carter A
Baiues.
Hrlir Walter Smith, Bigley, Montevideo-John Norton Jr
A Sen
Hri'.- Ann Klisabeth, Burgess, Barbados and Demerara?
Svow A Huryeaa.
Hritr Princcsa Beatrice <Hr), Slminuns, Polat-a-Pltra?U
A V atahle A Son.
Hriir LU/ie Wyman, Kossett, Mobile?K D Harlbiit A Co.
Sclir ,lehn lU?a. lloaell, Ceara (Braail)?G Aiuaiuck A
C
Schr Winner. Naah, Si Kilts?Jonas A Loach.
Scbr Mary D Le?eli, 1'alne. Naaaau. M'?B J Wenberp A
Co.
raehr Juila Kliiabetk (Bo, luirraliam. Harbor Island?Jo
seph Kueaa
Schr Harry A Fred. Godfrey, St John. SH-A T Henry.
Sclir John Wetitworlh, Brown, JackaonviUe?It 1' Hack A
Schr Bertie Pierce, Hawe*. Boston?B J Wenberg A Ce.
Schr Patron, Brown, llartlord?Racket! A Bro.
Sloop Fred Brown, ilall, Ptovldoncs?H W Jacksoa A
Bon.
chared "Ih-Schr Mary C Decker, Nelson, Nassau?B J
Wen her* A Co.
Schr Sarah W Haul, McFaddcu, Harbor Island?B J \*ea
barg A Co.
Co
SAILED.
S*enn?cr* Keoil worth <Kr?, lor Antwerp: Oellert (Ger)
II am bo rg: itottcrdam (Dutch). Rotterdam: Columbus. Ha
vana; Cnitima (Hr> Beimuda; Carouueiet. Kernandiua,
Ac; Itapiduu, fievannah; Mchmoud. Kiehtuoud, Jkc: Albe
1 marie. Lowes, Del: <dni?s Kebus fKor), Onceustown or l*al
' in ?utb; Janet Court (Hr.?, I,ivcep4?ol: Kir Kobl linn
j don; b?rk??I K Whitney (Hn, do; Hmmicraitg iHwe>, Riga;
i KiiikvAoi.' (Nor), i>r Kuliuouth; 1'eirl, Cork;
Titania <\or . ?l?? or Kulmouth ; Sarah (Bri, Antwerp: Krnn- I
clMiiOlltHto (Itali. IJiIkmc Vidiiriii Peies. Porto Cab?!lo;
> brig* Nu'nn Sa* Micbele <Ital', Cork*, liastoru Star, Dnvn- J
I erisra; KiivorlM, Point-a-Pltre: Kirti (Nor:, Lcltli; Lowb
Wind At stfmct. WSW : at midnight. 8>W.
liaromcter at .snuwt.^UT; at midsitflit, 3(119,
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
RtKDlfiR Tauvi (Br), it Philadelphia. when docking >os
1 tcrday at trlsnrd Point. coliitUtl with the bark Witsta Waif
j (Hwe). loading lor Oueeo?.t?.wti. ami carried away the let
j ter sjibboom and rail. The ?ngu* received i?o d-metre.
Hark National Kiui.k, from Boston lor Rio Janeiro, Imv*
Ing completed nil repairs, went to sea troiu Newport, HI,
PM June 7.
Hauk Mkiupia.t (tier), while lyintr at Greenwich Point,
Philadelphia. to loud for Hrcmeu or Hamburg;, took fire
about 10 o dock Wednesday night. and wis hauied into the
sin aio hy the crew of the berk Coriolan. fche drifted op
stream un;il opposite the Penu?vl\ aula coal wh ?rve*, when
sin* wni? run oti thr manli. The police tug Stokely artlved
about (Hie hour Alter tin* commencement ol the fire, and i
succeeded in extiNiruUltiiur the at U:5*? AM Htli The
ve?set is badly damage*!; m.inb and decks completely gone;
no oil oil hoard. The lire originated In the cabin.
Hauk Rl*f9f0 fit x?Cr.pt Mot?at. of bark Hislng Sim, fVoui :
Kristol tor Quebec. miuL by ice at Autieoatf, make* the fol !
lowing report At 5 AM ou the *J7th of May, about JO
l.tiles *K of Anticosti. ?lghted lartrs met*** of
ice; a^oiit 0 o'clock came into the Ice; seeing e
cl *r pnesem* ahead, slackened sail and pr<*ceedcd. steering
,\ W b* N, but the ice kept closing in around the ?(*??*! until
about 7 :'J), when she wu completely surrout ded; wore
?hip and tried to j-.i eut. snonded pumps, and iound her
making water very lest; all tlie pumps were *et ??oiujr. but
the water still trained, and by i?i o'clock wan up fo the lower
boem: the vessel listed heavily to |w?rt; continued working
the pumps, but the watjr ?iill trained: a strong west wind,
a* conipanled hv heavy rain, prevailed. At I I'M, seeing
that uothiiitr could l>e done to seethe *hln, they took to
boats. In let N. Ion ?tl 41 W. At t* P.M on the sauie
day lighted shin Arabia, I'tpl Klaenforth, of (lieenock. On
the Monday following the* transferred half ol the crew to
another pausing vess *1, bound te (Quebec.
Jlnni MaUi. <Hr>, Irotn stJolw, NH, lor Belfast, put Into
Port IfAstlnga ?'iiiii M, waterlogged fr >m collision ; will dis
charge lor repair*.
Aiiiu Hla<* Hw an tiltdterman. of Hen els), put Into New
London lu.ie H with shrouds carried awav.
St ua I*aC*ok, T.?lniedce, fVo n Sew York, at Newport, re
ports ?;! 7 PM *th, olf llempiitead. Long Island Soun-l, l.'j
tubes of! shore. ,****<*d close to a sunkeu schooner, with the
peak* of l??r foresail aad maiusall out of water, and both
gaf1topSA*ls furled.
m'iir I'l.oRi^tl <ltr>, Ceptniri lUi*i!a;:u. wtilch left this
port ou the l<<th January, b??uud to Hon ton, bed not errhei
ai that port up to ih<* i?ailiug if tl.e last New Vork
steamer, end it Is supposed the Is lost with all
on board. Mho wee snoken hy the hritf More nee In
at l-? X and Ion 7<? U7 W, on the *Jd Keb. The
V torsnee was also bound to Hoston from Cienteugos, t'uh w
fr.e l-'loresta wa? necessitated to ruu under reeled toreaeil,
there heiug a very heavy gele Wowing et the time.?
Je.usu a Mercantile Inteiligencer.
Senh Wat** Li.xb, of Bestoa, recently tw co'.lltie* et ?ttr
ye re Heven, U te be tewed te New licdierd ter repeirt.
A vt?m? bottom ap, vm pi?(1 off Kintuciit Kboal
June (I b.r bark Zenhynoa. u B.mioa. Two istiln* schooners
w?r? anchored clow by.
Si'.mkkx Tow?l"apt Adams. of *chr S II I'rawlnrd, from
New York, ui I'IwImhm, report* tlmt when hl? ?MM1 was
near ('Hp* II.<|!itu< he pawud at night. in 1*? fathoms water,
iind aarue near running iuto a sunken vb?*hI. with Iter masts
just ?ln>?? w. tor she Hat iu a daugerou* position and
right in the path of vessel*.
Ovbwmic?Ship lloxden (Br), Diiuhburn, eallod Iroin
Caleiitta Feb 1* for Han l*fanrlsrn and a< nothing has been
hoard of hor since bar departure, fears aie euuirtaiued for
her safety.
Mark Messina (Br). Stewart, from Sao Francisco for Liv
erpool, U Hoar 17!) days out, and auuie tuwlf for hoi aalety
la I'vlt.
Xk? BKoroRD, June 11? US steamer Verbena. Uibb*. from
Wu.tport. while engaged In raising a buoy from the bottom,
Carrie i away her maul eloae to the deck; slio will have a
ucw niHt at this port.
Qi'khkc, Juno U?Hark Eleanor, while coining to port,
grounded near Indiaa Cove, but sot off without Mislaialug
material damage.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice in hereby given that war channela ka Barucgat and
Absecum inlet* have been soundrd and buoyed out. There
i? 4>a loot at low water on th* bar at Haruo^at, and tf feet
at low water oa the bar at Absecom. .
U. B. W 1I1TK. Coiumaader. luS.N.
Lighthouse Inspector, Fourth District,
WisuiauTos. June 8?A publication was made some
mouths ago from Trinity House. London, that a fixed will to
ll/ht was maintained on UrcUiila Island. Venemiela. but the
Stat ' Department lias recently been ofttciallv advised by
our Minister at Venezuela that no inch light exists.
SPOKEN.
Bark Dv Falk (Gar), fmm Hamburg for Philadelphia,
June 7, 7D miles SKof Uarnogat.
Uric: \Vill|.? (Br), Bnmdage, from New York for Stock
holm, May UO, lut 42 07, Ion M 19.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merchant*, shipping agents and shipmaster* are informed
that by telegraphing to the Hkiulp London Bureau, ad
dressing "Bennett, No. *> Fleet street, London." or to tho
Fails ofUco, addressing "Bennett, 61 Avenue de 1'Opora,
Paris." the arrivals at and dopurture* frt.m European and
Kutein ports of American aud all foroi':U vessels trading
with the United State*, the sauio will be cabled tutbi* coun
try tree of charge.
Captains arriving at and salliug from French and Medi
terranean ports will Qnd the Paris olHce the mora economi
cal and expeditious for telegraphing new*.
OUR CABLE 8HIPPING NEWS.
Bristol, J une 8?Arrived, sohr Henry W ithlngtoa. Stone,
Wiscastet, Me
Hatavia?S.iiled. nark Chinaman (Br), McKeuale, New
York (was last reported at Manila),
IIaiiia?Arrived, schr Ida A Jayun, Milt*. Richmond, Va.
Cor Mill a<;k.\. May JO?i'assed, barks Libra (Nor), Jen
kjii, Charleston for Croaitadt; Rosa4 (Sw?), Anderson, Gal
veston for do.
Arrived Juno 4, bark Ivalo (Rot), Spolauder, Bull River,
SC.
Catania. May UO?Arrived, brig J as CoffllL(Br), Kirk ham.
Now York.
CBTItt?Palled, Garibaldi, for Quebo?.
iUstkllaiiakk?Salted, bark Aasunta (Hal), for Now
York.
l)i?u?, June ft?Arrived, bark Tancook (Br), Hughes,
Philadelphia,
Arrived 7th. ships Elisa A Kcnnay (Br), Davis, St John,
NB; bark Figli Accaute (Ital;. Pinonccllt, Baltimore.
Sailed 7th. bark* Evvlva (Nor). Phnro, United States;
Windward (Br), Huker, do.
Falmol'tb, .Time H? Arrlvod, ships Theobald, Adams. In
dopendencia Buy; Hattia E Tapley. Tapley. Lobos Point.
Glahuow, J une 8?Arrived, brig Agenora, Wails, Port
land, Me.
Arrived Ctlft stiip Glcnbervle (Br); Campbell, Muutroal.
Gksoa, June 7?Sailed, steamer Olympla (Br), Young,
New Vork.
Hull. Jnne 8?Arrived, bark Alexander Mackensie (Br),
Copp, Darion.
HiLsiscroKx, May 26?Arrived, bark P A Munch (Nor),
BerentNen, Mobile.
Hamrciic, June 5?Sailed, ship Bromerlebe (Qer), Ilirdes,
New York.
Livk iipool, J una 8?Arrlvod, ship Hamilton, Foss, San
Francisco.
Sailed 8th. ships Ilermoa, Dillon, Bombay; Bonansa,
Daly, San Francisco (both not previouslyi; Ellon Good
speod, Preble, St John, NB; Richard Third, Hnbbard,
United States; Ringleader, Thatcher, Baltimore.
Sailed 7th, bark Ella Mo ore (Br), Masters, North Amer
ica.
Losoos, Jnne 7?Arrived, steamer Utopia (Br), Groat,
New York.
Marseilles, June 5?Sailed, brig Tenoriffe, Tracy, New
York.
Madeira, May 30?Arrived, schr Henry Bnscliman (Br),
Morris, New York.
Nkwcaxti.k, June S?Sailed, bark Ansonla (Ital), Bencsi.
Delaware Breakwater.
Newport, June 7?Arrived, bark Roska (Rns), Ignatius,
Fousacola.
; 'Sailed 8th, Meta, for Philadelphia.
I'kiinamulco?Arrived, bark Talisman (Br), Blackford,
Baltimore (and sailed for Rio Janeiro); brig Florence May
(Br), Geltilor, New York (proceeds to liable with part
cariro); schr R T Clark, Hntchinaou. New York.
Pout Elizabeth, CGH?Arrived, bark CharoTine (Br),
Richards, Bolton.
Palermo, Juno 7?Sailed, steamer Dorian (Br), Ritchie,
New York.
Quekxstowx, Jnue 8?Arrived, ship Cape Clear (Bi), Tap
man, San Francisco.
Sierra Leone, May 20?Sailed, schr N Band, Doherty,
United States.
WEATItKR BEFOKK
Falmouth, Jane 8, PM?Wind S. lluht.
Bhutol, Jans 8, FX?Calm, overcast.
FOREIGN POETS.
A ktab, May 18?Sailed, bark Solomon, Fergnion, Vaol
maln.
Bi k*os Atkks, April 22?Sailed, bark Corsica (Hri, Nlcolt
Portland.
KviitiU IniT, May 28?Arrived, bark Wellington (Nie),
F<mt or, San franelKA
Hvint'KM'. NH. June 1?Arrived, hark Brother's Pride
(Hi). Hrownell, Liverpool via Sydney. <' II.
Cakpmu, .lime ll?Arrived, schr Alex Uardintc, McBride,
Philadelphia.
Siiilcd tit It. ichr Clifford, Brandon. north of Haltera*
CaimahikX. Juiie 2?Arrived, whr M E Thompson, 1111 key,
Philadelphia.
Sailed -ii. briir Marip<>sa. Fletcher, New York.
Cuir Bax, I'B, Juuo 7?Arrived, scbr J W Coffin, Ghis
hol ii. IdrrrpiKil.
s?i "l 7tb. brius Lulu (H?j, Givan, New York: OrlolT,
(llr), Bellonlalne, do.
Cn itihu. May 30? Arrived, brig A B Strouacli (Br), Mun
roe. Liverpool.
IIaiaxa, June 7?Arrived, steamers Margaret, Baker.
New Orleans; City of New York. Tiinmertnan, New York.
Sailed 7th. steamers C W Lord, Collon. New Orleans; Uos
sie, Hill, lndianola.
II alikax. Juuo 8? Arrived, bark Ocean (Br), Ryan, Bel
fast . I.
MdNriiKAL. June 0?Cleared, steamer Moravian, Graham,
Llveruvol: ship Ardatore, McConuell, lliaxnw,
NiiutH Svuxxv, CB, May TO?Arrived. bark N' K Clements
(Bri. Coruiiiir, Louihui, and ordered u> Miramichi.
Arrived J cue 7. barks Mariner (llr), Tburraott, Belfast;
Anna A Rich (Br). Murray. Cork.
CuMK, May 11?Arrived, s.'iir Joshua Grludle, Kreethy,
New V?rk
In purl 25th, schr Florence Nowell, Knnimors, ilia;*.
Si ai l. NH. May Jl?Cleared, nrtir Ben Bolt (Bri. Drake,
ludolphla.
V MM', June ft ? Arrived, barks Mom. Jacohsou, Bor
daaax: Kulli ipe. Lantan, GrAveaentl; Svadeltare, Faai
mark, Norway; St Albans, lic.-k, l^indon; Miakespeare,
Hansen, Limerick: Mb, steamer Peruvian. l(iciiard?oti,
Liverpool; sli.p Advance. Waltaes. do; bark* Berlin, Joaes,
Aberytwitli :Calvos<>, Nellsert, Sharpness i'oint; Kuril.?!>..
kjohl. Schriu, London; Saurs. Kalck. Droiumcn; Albion,
} retlcricksen, Glaaeaster; Dei Gratia, NeMatm. Falmouth ;
I;..Ml. (Jill, Antwerp; Victor i-evarsen, Tonsberg; Kleauor,
Dunn. Belfast; Ilea, Nielsen, Antwerp for Montreal; Sou
I veraiu. Williams??n. Liverpool.
, Cleared Htli. slims Tallnit. Iloifsoii, Dublin: The Craig's.
; hliiel, Ureeuock; Devon .hire. Bonrgeard, Liverpool; barks
) Solon. iIIhu. laundon; Jane, Mortis. Lancaster; Concordia,
? llml, l.omion.
i Savit.i i, May 22- -Sailod, bark Tims A tiodJanl, Smith,
| Boston (fiot New York).
i >r i'miais, Mav 27?In port, scbr Joseph Nickerson,
I Yates for Si .lohas, 1'K, to load tor .New t'ors.
' S* Jou.vs. Sy. Iiine M? Arrived, steamer Caspian (Br),
I Trucks. I.tieipool for Halifax and llaltimore.
St .1 *>iix, Nii. June 7-C.eared, bark Allsa (Bri, Duadalk;
schr Sea Lion (Hr). New lork.
Clearml rttb. scbr J C Na?h. New York.
Sailed Till, ship General Douiviile (Bri, CruJkshanks, Liv
en I: svlir Henry A I'auli. Strange, Newport.
Halted flh. -i-br hli/a H lleiinl (Hrl, New York.
Yictobia. May :#>?Arrived, bark California, Robertson,
San Pedro.
Sailed UOth, steamer City of Panama, Nolan, San I ran
eisco.
AMERICAN i'0RT&
ASTORIA, O, May 27?Arrived, bark Rival, Adams, Wll
mivjrton.
aLKXAMDRIA, Jaao T?Sailed, schr L B Cowperthwaite
ilroni Georgetown), ?
BOSTON, June 8? Arrived, barks Zephyrinc. Johnson,
Turk- Islands; I.lisle Cameron ? Hr#. Cameron. Sagaa; bru?
W K Stowo (Bri. tiorbardl. ClenftMgns; Kairfielil (Br),
Morris, nairua: Faustina,Onrrantoa, Matunia^: schrs Will,
iaui llayei" (Br), Kalinin*;, Karbsiloes; W H Jordan, Hleh
ard?on. Clentuemw; Kate Houimel. Vilam*. Phtlaiiolpliia.
Aiv> arrived, steemer Johns Hi>]ikina Hallett. llaliimore.
via Nerfolk: sebrs 11 P Wait!', Aylwsrd, <>onaivs?: James
Alntor, Maw III in. t'a.ll*; faylnr & Mathl?. Clieesemaa;
II > Marlor. V* lne?. and N B llacon, Plnladelpiiia;
Sural) K Ilird. IlitllJBaltitnore; Cliase, Iiiitruhsui, and T
Wat'krill. Doane. New \uik.- I.ittle F Dow, Chase, Wee
hawkeaiClio, Chilcott, Kullerton, Hi/, ibctliport.
Cleared Sistui r Hlyriau <llr), Worthiuntua, Idverpixl.
Iisrk < BwManon Crasoe, iCobitmoii, t'nrk ..r r altnotiin for
oro?t<|l" W D vSwi, llalitren. I'eiiKrth Uoails; l.riic Arab, ,
l.iui'irv. M Pierre xkl* Alexander (Hr), l'orb.-s. auriaaaii
Thomas N Stons, Pltelier. ami Lulu, Snow. Baltimore
Muled?Bark Roblnsou Crusoe; briits Minnie, Abbe aud
Citauir.
RALNXORK. June 7?Arrived, briy Ml.is N Martin,
I Brown, Wilmington, N'C.
Cioared?Hrlir Cliesapeake Hr'. WI'ML Norfolk: schrs
Hen Borland, Speiirht, Georgetown, St"; llatleton, Rogers,
Uysnal'.
Stli?Arrived, bark Milan <Aas), Millnoiicb, Leltb; brig
Minnehaha. Morreil, I'once.
tiso arrived, sleamer tictorara, Reynobit, New York; ship
Cliloe (Help). Itoeekaert. Hreuieu; barks Anna T lAaal, l>a
Kiisou, St Ylacenl; Aoibrvsia (Nori. Boaraaa. Norway;
tirms lieorala. Kelldv Ih-Merara; Mary C U'.osevelt, t!all,
Kaanekvc; schi- William B l.i'verinc. Sinitb, Dlitbtoo;
J B Carrlimtou, I'arker, New Haven; horosl Oak. Parker,
do. : George lloiehkUs, Graham, l'nrtlund . A P I'rantner.
Itsard. N??v York; Btewaa, . Charleston.
t'leareil?Steamers Wm Laurence, Howes, Bostoa : Jose
rbiue ftiomn n. Moore, New V. rk , barks Nlolner iNorl,
'ornillason, Sllifo: Carmella (Aim. \ eccorina. Belfast;
Beitv (tieri, NordenhoUi, Bremen; brigs Svea
Nor i. Ulsou, Cork; John Boyd (Br), North,
Demi-rare; schrs Henry A Tabor. Ilcason,
stoaintrtoa, Ct; H Prrseotl. Merriinan, Boston; H s Yoang,
Uroas, do; J W Drisko, Haskell, do; M A FUk, FUk, 4a; L
I A Bartlngsme, Baitlagama, da.
Sailed?Bark* Vovsgeur, Ron Domouleo. Lido, Frayiv
Foi^r*1 ?u*t*- "wh, Mjoluur; brig Jol.u Boyd; wlir IIt
? MI1I. X|S*}<:K. Oa. June 8?Arrived, stoauior City at D.U
lii-i?*u Pfraanrtlna lor New Vork.
Hi I.l, HfYKR, .luuu M?Arrived, ba-k. Rnlitina (Ua?).
Apiurun i:i<i Janeiro: Alma (ltus), lllulmau, do: Oskcr
J"*JKn?aau. London.
MATH, Jniiutl?Arrived, aclira Thorn a? T Taske, Lead*.
loT'mladal will a I'lilladelphla; Frauds Jt Baird, to load
.Jj* Kot? New Vork: Orlaudo. ol
W T ,'i ** o.a,: Mttr*'"Hl I'errln, Western Star. ai?l
Richard w TuM. I hiladelphia; Krunk Herbert, Cruwell,
k,r.C,Au^nI'w ?<?; 1'?woU- W H Whita
7lAKKl- Sdi Vv'l.Vv?iH<!W'rd' L:,"Co?t. Now Vork.
evil ^rWRaoa^Ne w York. JUa? X
l?ZXX:J"UO "chr tJ"d " Emorson, Sear*.
CHARLESTON, J use 8?Arrived, bark Tel -macii (Vorl
Holler Ipswich. K, via Little lilac* Hay CU <??*?,
na?7>? B|"rk 'i ???' Rotterdam.
DAIIIKN. J.iue 3?Arrived, barks Colorado (Hr) Bobbins,
Liverpool; Sth. Latona .Nor).Jorgerten. Brake<Orrmarir>.
t tested 1st. harks Au.pl, trite (Br). lUlu, L?uOuu- 3d.
Mary Jane ilieri. Rudde. Newry. ^
1>KI.AWARK CITY, Del. June 8-Sailod schr Albert
Pliar.., Blackain, New Bedford ' Albart
In sort?Sclir. Thomas Rwt, and E II Atwood hlir
FORTRESS MONUOK. June H-Arrived, biriu Knreka.
Chapcl^Callau (and sailed tor Naw York; Claudia (tier)I
1'aaaod la?Urltf Heaver (Br), from Barbados for Baltfc
more.
Passed out?Steamer llibertila, for Liverpool: bark P.m.
bla (from N?rtolk), Belfast. I.
KALL RIVER. .lime 0? Arrived, schrs L N Lovell. Bur
lien, and Henry Allen. Tatein, Philadelphia; Horatio Nloh
ola Depuy. do.
Sailed - Steamer Norfolk. Ford. Philadelphia.
7th?Arrived, schrs S M Tyler, Hart, Hoboken; Kr*d Tr
ier. Terrlll, do; P Merwin. Uuuce, Port Johnson; Abbla d
Emery. Eiuerv, New York.
UALVKSTON, June ?Cleared, hrlp Ramlrei, Barnard.
Tuxpan: achr* Tlioa K Pillabur>, Pitcher, Prontera; Alio*
llodgvt. Skinner. Tux pun.
"tli?Sailed, hark C'tiicora (Brl, Horn. Livernoal.
ULOC'CKSI'ER, June H?Arrived, achr Kuina Hather.
Hudaoti, Cadiz.
JACKSON VI U.K. Jitue 'J?Arrived, achr Preacott Ilasel
tlne McDonald. Belfast. Me.
LL'BEC, June 1?Sailed, schr Sammv Kurd, Allen, Naw
York.
MoRILE, June :t?Cleared, achr Joseph Souther, vyatti,
Penaacola or Piiscago.ilu.
MAC III AS, May 'JO?Arrived, schr Kureku, Tramonl (and
?ailed Jun? I tor New York),
.'ll?t?Sailed, schr Cyguux, Steele, West In.Ilea.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1?Arrived, ablp Her MaJeitr
(Brl, I^eshv. Liverpool.
tith?Cleared tuot arrived), ?hip Wyoming, Baker, Bar alt
bark Fred*e Rperaata iltali. D'Arte. London.
7th?1Cleared, steamer Tappithuiiuock. Cooksey, Havana
via key Weal.
8th?Cleared, steamer Allen (Br). Kllla, Liverpool: (bin
John Biiuyan (Brl, Scovill, Havre; achr Carrlo Jones, Der
tuott, Kalinoutli.
Arrived at tbe I'aeses Htb. achr Etta A Joule, Bunker,
Boston.
Sailed from do 8th. steamers Hudson, Andean; ship Queen
?f Katlona; hark Polyu.nlu; aclira Excelsior, L A Kcowlea,
"VPOKT. June tl?Arrived, ateamer Panthor.
Milla. 1 hiladelphla; achr htta Mav. Webater, llobokeu.
Baton. Jr. Katon, Philadelphia.
*? .. BKOPORH. June 7?Arrived, sloop Sophia, Step,
New llambiirir NY.
sth?Arrived, achr* W D Mnutrain, New York; Hatha*
\ Haaar. do: Wm McCobb, Itondout: Itase, Trenton.
NEWPORT June H PM?Arrived, aehrs Wm Bement,
llarria, Pliiladelohla; O K llitwley, Tyler. South Amboy:
t baa II Northam. Coe. New York for New Bedford, after dlft
charitinjs part ofeariro; 8 J Smith. Baldwin, do for 1'rovk
deuce, alter discharging part oi earuo.
..'."??-AM?Arrived, achr lioeiia Arabella, Harding, Wood'l
link Tor Pliiladelnhla.
Alao arrived, achr Factor, Talma lge, New York for Nyatt
I oint, with ftiibtnurine diver f<? mist* the Iron sunk on the
acl.r John Oscar at that point aorae time since.
Sailed?Schr Chaa Lnveriujc, Seara, Pall lUver for Ne?
lork.
PM?Arrived, achr Henn* Cole, Cha<lwirk, Philadelphia.
Sailed?Bnrk National Eagle, Seara (from Boston), Rtf
Janeiro.
NKVY LONDON, June 7?Arrived, schrs A Coraon, Alex
andria Tor Allyn'a Point; Harriot Tliomaa, do for do: Texas,
Port Johnson for Norwich; J II Yon^hman, do; Cornelius
Newburg; II l? Daly. Albany for Norwich.
Sailed?Schr Wm T Elmer. Saw York. .
NORWICH, June 7?Arrived, aclira II Thomas, Balti
more: H B Couirdon. do; K llurt.iu, do; Sum Weller, Yi^
Kinla; Earnest llohokvn: II I* Kly, North River.
NEW II A\EN, Juue 7?Arrived, aclira Addle P Avery,
Ryuu, Baltimore; S S (jtirticy, Ouraey. Nowburir)
BorgUNset, Jones, Ueorcetowu; Vermillion, Davy, Soutb
Ambo>; Sarah Jane, Kordham, llobokeu; aloop Thomas
Adams. Bontvii. Kingston.
Cleared??H'hr Allen Uurncy, Gurney, Rnndout.
POltr LUDLOW, May 30?Sall.-d, park Forest Qaeen,
Burns. San Kranclaco,
PORT TOWN8END, May XI?Arrived, alilps Eldorado.
II ay den, San Pranciwo; Sarali (Nlcl, Sabiuo, Callao; bark*
Mariano. R\der, San KranelKco; Emerald, Lofgren. do.
PORT M ADISON, May 30?Arrived, bark Videtta, Boyd
han Krancikco.
PORTOaMBLE. May 31?Sailed, bark David lloadiey,
Kahier San Kranciaco.
PENSACOLA, June 5?Arrived, schr Fred Walton, Rich.
New Orleans. ^
Cleared-Ship TremtLl (Nor). Mlchaolsen, London; Schl
Wm Hustou, Gardner, Philadelphia.
7tU-Cleared. barka Orion (Sw), Baack, Kiel; Bonlt*
(Brj, Howard. Livurpool.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8?Arrived, stoamers Fanlta,
Howe Pr videnno; Norfolk, Kord. Pall River; A 0 Stlm
er?, Warren. New York; ?hip Elena (tier), Steenkon,
Bremen ; brigs losie. l'etti^row. Sagua; Levlot, Matbesou.
tjenfucjroa; t.olconda. Lord. Matansaa; schrs Colin O
Ha'ier, Baker,. Rockport; Mary K Ainsden, Baker, Kenne
bec River; K M Bueliler, Maloy, do; Owen P Hinds, Ulen.
deiiln, Calaia.
Also arrived, steamers llarrlaburg, Worth. New York;
Wllliauisport, Wtlluts, Boston; ship Ida Llllr. Blauchard.
Hamburg; barks Dover. Hand, Bremen; Timoleante (Ital),
Monxo, \\ aterl'ord; Old Dominloii. Nichols. Antwerp; Kala
lis. Brown, M at an saa; Monitor. Ealon, Mat ana ah; O II Jen
kins (Br), Hilton, IHindoo; linperio (Br). Pulton, Alloa;
brigs Tropic Bird, KorfT, Lagtia; Merriwa, Downs, Mataa'
aaa; Hattle Ross. I>uri(ln. May ague*. PR; schrs J B Mar
?!!*. '"u? i1?'"or; MB Mahoney, Westcott. Bangor;
V L Elk!lis. Ludlam. Boston; E B Darling. Hodginson,
New jorlt; Oeo B Lowers, Norwood, Maiaiuas; M D Mars
ton, Hooper, Caibarien; Arctic, Uenn, Mlllviile; Belle Ree
scll, smith, reriiandina: Isaac L Clark. Vansclow. Pensa
ci.la; Isaac Orbeton. ?r.H.kelt, Batn: Alice Avery, Tapper,
Newport; Allred Keen, haling, Windsor. NS.
Also arrived, i.arka Marte (Aus), Downie. Liverpool; Joha
E 4 Dttvifi, Milt iii) it in*; lirijoi Klorouce J li^Ddersou,
llcndcrsuo, Huston, Ortolan. Dorfi. K nnehec River.
rieHred-~Steaiiierii Aim Btisft, Eiclinrdii. Now Vorlf; 1'hll.
AiiclpliiH. Diivli do; hark Jouny Orute. Brcmoiif
ftchrn IldHurd A limit, Kohv, liomon: i^elinmn Blew, Yarv
jfiluor, dc; Ann Elimbi'tli, Donne, Htrwicliport; tioddoii
Kelly. Pawtuckot; Kliu Cltv. Kelly, Newport.
Also cleared, barka John Koplcr (Uer). Splllo. Breinem
Rerus (Ausi, Mlnejietto. Dublin; Lklold (Nor). Lalvtssen
Cork ; A Lanaesi (Ilal), Lana-aa, Bristol, K; schrs M ri
Ainsden. Baker. Boston; O P Pomeroy, Brvatit do; J N
Colby. W ilcox. Newport: Nellie Benedict. Case. Springdaldi
Ruth A Prlc ?, Prl.e. Baltimore. '
Sailed?Steamer Indiana, for Liverpool.
Nk?casti.k, Del, Jnue 8?Passed up, schr Benningtoa,
Edwi'.rds, from Lisbon. ?
Pasting tin AM Mh, brig Cailopela. from Messina.
Reported below, a hark, supDosed tbe Elena, from Ivlfftnt
LkWf:s, Del, June 8, AM?Arrived, bark benno (Ital),
Bale-till Limerick; brig U P Sherwood (Br), Turner, Trio
i.lad : achr ^ rank Oneen.
Sailed Sth. Ship Edith Troop (Br), for Panama: ban
Capclla (Nor), lor Philadelphia.
n|Wark Nuova Emalia Calestona sailed for New York laa
Went to sea 7th. bar* Trappano.
PORTLAND. Me. June t;-t:ieared, schr L A Roper, Craa
tner. Norfolk (not New York).
Sailed?llri^a Proteua. and Catherine; schrs K O Wlllard
Daybreak, and L A Roper Tbe schr Oeo Thatcher started
but grounded and will have to wait for high water
sth?Arrived, steamer Falmouth. Colby, Halifax: hart
Can Eihm. Blair, Philadelphia; brigs Katie (Br). Pictoa.
N>; Sarah M Lor.ng, Lorlng. New York: schr Mary A
.1 o? er, Willes Booton, to lna<l lor New Orleans
Also arrived Htb. brig A II Curl Is. Shepherd. Now York.
Cleared -Hteamcr Kranc.mla, Brags. New York; brig
Eliialieth Wiuslow, I^ocKe, Howling (Scotland!.
few York.
v u' In ? ? ua','~7~Arrived, steamera Bar Queen,
NB Allen Newport; \\ hatcheer. Tavlor, Newport?achr#
Mary K Simmons, (iandy. New Orleans; Mary P Hudson,
Lake (leorgetowu. DC; Alexander Young. Illake. Pblla
delphia: Joseph liar, Butler. Philadelphia; Mattle B Ru
i ''u iw ' ? hll mdeliih ill: Hertlia. OoDover, Perth Am boy;
\Mrr'n'Perth Ambnv; Anson Brown, Mills,
rVrth Auiboy: rhnmas B Smith. Rowman, Port Johnson]
r ranees I? Smith. Smitli, Port Jobnaou; Eva Direrly, Gan>
ilv, I ort ?JoIiiimiu: John K llurst. Cook, Port Johnson foi
I awtneket; J II Bnrnett, Raaiuusen. Port Johnson for Paw?
tncket; Aatl.our Burton, Johnson. Port Johnson tor l'aw
tucket: B II Warlord. Sprague, Port Johnson fur Paw
tucket.: Oeorge Unrney, Ouruev, Roudout; Silas Brain
fif . Eon,lout; fireen County Tauner,
Hyde, Rondimt: Harriet Lewi., Caahman. Rondo.it
Major Ilonrv Warded, Philllns, Stony Point NY; A O Law
ton. Mehrhof, llackenasck, NJ : Ntcfinles Mehrhof, Mebrhof
(roton I olnt: Asa Blgelow. Titter. Maiden, NY; American
Eagle. Benneil IIaverstraw; l-'loreuce. Sackott. Verplank's
Point : Phoebe P.lisabeth Mapes, do; Blackstone, Wlcksoa.
New\ork: Veranda. Pond. <lo.
Sailed?Steamers Tonawauda. Sherman. Philadelphia;
rmiitn, rfuwe?do; liArk Snr<ili. In^^rKoll, Huston (towed to
ije? by ?; telira WestmoreUnd, Allen. Phlln
delphia; N<ehoU? Mehrhof. Mihrhot. Proton Point; A O
Xehfhnf, Hftcketiftftck NJ ; John Stneklinm. Hnrt.
New York; L M Mro it. l)r?n, di/; II 8 Billings B lUnjn!
KlUmbethport, via MxuUc.
KH JI VOND, Juno rt?Arrived, brljf Mar/Allerton. Ilar>
rokv Hoaton. ?
Sailed?schrs Hattle Coombs, Bishop, Boston; Ella Moore,
Le* l?, Now \ ork. ^
ill'o v"'?; Ma* 3|?Arrived, ship Frank Austla
h i iirVV u wV!"''"o; bark Amie, Cuataleen, Seattle|
brig Hidalgo. Mcltermot. Ilumholdt.
L,,7:rrd-?*r*,Urv"ft Maltson, Port Towneend.
s .iled?Ship l.ermania. Baker, ^ehome.
N^w'" r've<'' '"4r^ Wwood Cooper, Hopkins. Sydney,
SEATTLE. May 30?Arrived, bark (irace Roberta, Dahlsr,
San l- raneisco,
Saunders. San Pranelsoo.
i.- 1! y ^Sailed, bark Ametnyst, Bate*, Baa
!? riuii'iv'ii, ^
SA VANNA? June H? Clearxit, schrs Champion (Brl,
York*""1' * K<i"ar<l '"land; Panuy Tracy. Tilton. New
Sailed?Steamers Magnolia, Daggett, New York; Kara
go??*. Hooper. Biiltiuiore.
MALEM, June ^?Arrived, schr LAX Reed, Caviller
Philadelphia.
?Uh? Arrived, schr Wellington, Barber, Gardiner for Now
\ ork
7'lt -Salled. schr? Jaa Alderdlce, Rockliill, and John 9
Lee. \ sni-ilder, Pliiladelpitia; L L llamllne, Yeltar. New
York; Malabar (from llelfaatl, Rondout:Marj Ann McCan*
(from Bath). New York
S' iMEIl.'sKT, Ju:.? it?Arrived, schr Elisabeth 8 Lee, Lee.
Philadelphia.
STONlNtJTON June 7?Arrived, ateamer Thetis, Jnlla,
Providence for repairs; *-hrs Susan K Naah. Applrmait,
Port Johnson: i ounecllcnt. Smith, llobokeu. Mary. New
port for New York.
TAl'OM A, May :M)?Sailed, bark Fremont, Christiansen
San Kranciaco.
VINEV \KD HAVEN, June 7?Arrived, l.ark (leorge Kinr
man, of Beaton, Montevideo lor Boston; achrt I. A \l
. Konwles, saju. lor do; Itenj Young. St Mart-? fordo; Her
I luau Tucker, Providence lor Denysvllle: M P A Inipa
: dence, do for St John. NB; Evergreen. New York fordo
| Bo_-a.luce, KlcJimond. Va, fordo; llauniu VVeatbrook, Baltt
inoro fur orders; Je-?c Wllsou, do lor Bo-ton; Jonathan
V?y lioorgetown, IKV for do: Jennie M t'arter, llohekea
tor do; Theresa Wolf, PMIadclphia for do; T L Me I *11 an Port
Johnson for do: Paron,*do for Xahsot; (iov Conev i*erth
Ambov for Raat t'aml.rldye ; A M Acken. do for Saleni ? Wm
Olllum, Pblliulelphialiir f.vnn : Walton, Potomac River r.sr
Bath; Addle Rlaiadell. Ue-.rgeto.n, 'DC. for do; ,'i*l
W eehawken for Haverli II; \ aahtl. Boston tor Philadelphia;
Aetiuo, t?al.%ia for Providence. *
Sailed?All befoio reported ekreptinff aclira W iter Um
...itlng repairs). A M Acken. L * fi Knowle. U?\ Con.7
Jesse Wilaou Be.iJ Yotine. Theresa Woir, Jennie \T Carter
llannle Weatbrook (waiting order.). Addle Blaisdell. Iliram
I ticker iiiiit > nahti. '
WILMIN<?Tt?N, Del. June 8? Arrived, schr ?ue W Town*,
enu. I ernMnuina.
rink4Kh"AI'' J?n? 8?Arrived, sehrtilide, Uarnet. Xew
lev* PMU^Iph"* tt~A'r"?d-Huat
WMTkRi' v ji! M,"vFerris, llobokeu.
bok. u U?Arrived, schr K H Clark. Vars. Ho
1**}" J,,n" 7~Arrlv*d. Mhr Montroea, Allea. Ca
.IIISI'KH.AX KttUs.
ASsollW Divufti'Kii oh r.viNEo
ent StMtea for nnniemof c;?iimh, without pobUcthy; It*
gal every where, lerrnt aatiifuetorr ; ad flee tree.
FiU&UEttlClC L K1.NU, i-aw>#r% JUt Bxoadwaf?

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