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IMPEACHMENT.
General Belknap's Counsel Decline
to Put In Any Other Plea.
A SUBSTANTIAL ACQUITTAL CLAIMED.
Effect of the Decision on the
Jurisdiction Question.
SHARP PASSAGE BETWEEN COUNSEL AHD SENATOR.
Wasuisutok, Judo 10, 18T&
The Sonate to-day resumed the consideration of
the articlc.s ot impeachment against W. W. Belknap,
late Secretary of War, tills* boing tlio day fixed under
tho recent order of tho Senate to receive any further
uuawer to tbo articles of impeachment the respondent
might desire to make. The accused, with Messrs.
liiack and Blair,. of his counsel, and the manager*, ou
tbo part of the House of Representative*, being pros
ent, proclamation was mado by tho Sorgeant-at-Arms
In the usual form.
AUUt'UKST OH Jl'DGK BLACK.
*udge Black rcfeired to the recent order of the Sen
Ale, that tho U?leuilaut should plead further by to-day,
nnil said for ccrlaiu reasons counsel tor the defence de
clined lo put lu any plea, not because they did not ex
pect to gff to trial upon the merits of tho c.ise, but
because any plea which they might put lit under the
order would, probably be construed us an
admusion that the defendant had not already
been substantially acquitted. The counsel
for tbo dcfcnco oxpocted tho Senate to put in the plea
of not guilty tor them and they would, aid tho Seuato
to tlio utmost ot their power to sustain that plea.
JudgoBlack thou argued that the decision of tho
Peuate had already been in favor of the defendant, as
Dm order asserting jurisdiction in the case was not
pasted by a two thirds volo. He then road the fol
lowing paper:?
DECLARATION Or DKrKN PANT.
Ill the Senate i* the 1'nltcd Stales, sitting at a Court of
Impeachment, Tho United Slates uT America vs. William
W . llelkuanand now. to wit. this lrttli day of June. 1870,
llie said William VT. Hclknim comes into court and
J.oine called upon to plead further to the said article* of
Impeachment, doth most humid*, and with thf prolouudest
respect, represeut and ?iiow to till* honorable Court that, on
the 17th day of April las; pan, he did plead
to the (aid articles of impeachment. and In
hit said plea did allege that at tne tiiuo when
the l!ou*p ol Kepreteutatlves ol the United Stale, ordered
laid impeachment, and at the liino when the said articles or
Impeachment were exhibited at the bar of the 8euate
against him, the taid Helknap wan and ever thereafter had
been, not a public otlicer ol the United States but u i rivate
rltiien ol the United statu* and of tho Stat) of Iowa and
that pleu aforeaaid and all the matters and things therein
contained were by htu. said Helknap lully verlBed
by proofs - namely, by admission* oT the aald House of Itepre
?ei tatives before aald Court. and the aald Helknap further
represents and shows to the Court here that the truth and
?uHlclency ol the pleu pleaded by him, as aforesaid were
thereupon debated by the manager* ut the stud Home of
iu'liroHflutatlveii himI tho counsel of tho roM|?on<lent and
thereupon submitted to this Court for Its determination and
Judgmeut, mid that such proceedings were thereupon had la
this court on that helial'in this cause; that afterward? to
wit. onthe'JlHh ol May last past, the members of this court
to wit. the Senators of the 1 uited States tittiug as a Courf
ol Inipcachinent, ?? aforesaid, did aevcrally uellvcr their
several Judgments, opinions nud votes on tho truth
and sufficiency In law of tho said plea, when and
whereby It was made duly to appear that onlv thirty.seven
Senator* concurred in pronouncing sain plea 'insufficient or
nutrue. whereas twenty-nine Senators, sitting In said court
by their ?H>imona and votea affirmed ami declaied
the r opinion to bo that aald opinion was
sufficient iu law and true in point or fact I
to that the said Kelknao in tact salth that on the uay and'
year last aforesaid, twenty-niiiu Senators, sitting in said
court, declared therein that the said Helknap, having ceased
to be a public ollicer of the United States by reason of his
resignation of the office ol' Secretary or War ol the United
States be lore .proceedings In imp?achment were cum
r>eneed agaiusi him by the House ol Ueprescntatives
ol the I nited States, the Senate cannot take Jurisdiction
or the cause and that seven Senators did not vote upon taid
Jurisdiction, and only thirty-seven Senators by their votes
declared their opinion to be that the Senate could take
Jurisdiction of taid case, and afterward thirty-seven Sena
tors, titling In taid Court, and no more, concurred iu a reso
lution declaring that in tho opiulon of the Senate William
?. Beikuap Is amenable to trial orv impeachment lor
act* dona as Secretary ol Vtr, notwithttand
In ; hi* resignation ol said oOlce. and that
twonty-nine ol said .-euators, titling iu said court, by their
vote, affirmed and declared tbelr opinion to be contrary
thereof, and aiterward. on the day aud vear last aforesaid
It was proposed in taid court that the I'retldeut urn Um. of
the taid Senate should declare the Judgment ol the taid
Senate fitting as aforesaid, to be that taid plea of taid
,ret:>oiiclent should be held for naught, aud a vote
was taken upon taid propotitlon. and as taid vote
showed two tliirdt of the said Seuatort present
did not concur therein, but on the contrary thereot only
thirty-six Senators did concur therein, aad twentv-sevun
Senator! then aud there present aud voting on taid propo
rtion, did. by their vote dissent Iroiu and vote a -ainst said
proposition, all ol which appears more folly and
at large upon the record or thla court iu
this cause, to which record the said Helknap
pravi leave to reler; therefore the said Helknap
lelerrtug to the constitution of the United Stales. article 1
section 3. clause ?l. which provides that "no perxiu aliali
be convicted without the concurrence of two-thirds ol the
members preteut" (meaning on trial on impeachmeut)
avers that hi* taid plea has not been overruled or hold tor
naught bv the Senate, sitting ut aloretaid. no tuCh Judg
ment liavinir been concurred Iu by two third* of the
Senatort titling iu taid court and voting therrou; bnt on
the contrary thereof. as the vote aforeaaid lully shows the
taid plea or the said respondent was sustained and Its
truth In ract and tufflclency Iu law. duly affirmed by the
taid Senate sittin* as al. resaid, more than otic third or the
Senators ol said .tenate sitting a. aforesaid having by their
voles so declared?to wit, twenty seven as alorcsaid, and
taid twenty seveu Senators having by their votes de
clared and affirmed their ooiuioti to be that said plea
ol said respondent was true in lact, aud wat sufficient in
law to prevent the Senate, sitting as aloretaid. from taking
further cognisance ol said articles or Impeachment
W here fore the respondent avers that he has already been
Substantially acquitted by the Senate, sittiux at aloretaid
and that he. the aaul respondent, is not found further to
answer said ai tides or Impeachment, the said order requiring
this respondent to answer over not having
been made with the concurrence ol two-thirds
ol the said Senators. sitting aa aforesaid,
and voting upon the question or the passage or saldo>rder
and said order having been passed with the concurrence
only ..r lets than two thirds oi the said Senators, sitting as
aforesaid and voting on the question or making and '
passing said order, tho said order ought uot to
have been entered on record as an order ,,r
(aid Court ol Impeachment in this cause, and said
?nler appearing upon the whole record of said cause to be
^ mill and void us an order ol said court, aud the said respond
ent prays the c. urt now here, as he has before formallv
moved said court, to vacate said order, and the said respond
tut hereby prays said court that he may be hence dismissed.
MATT II. CAKPENThK.
J. H. HI.ACK,
mo.mwomkky blaiil
Counsel for the respondent. William W. Helknap,
ACTIO* or TU* COI KT.
Mr. EdmckDs objected to the paper being tiled.
I(l. Manager I om> also objected, und submitted an
order that the respondent W. W. Helknap shall uot be
allowed to make nuy lurtlier plea or auswer to the ar
t.cles of Impeachment preferred against him on tho pari
of the House of Representatives, but that luture pro
ceedings (ball be as upon the general pu? 0f not
guitt jr.
Mr. Kant-Noa inquired it the appllcatioa of the re
fpondent for subpoinaa for witnesses had been re
ceived 1
Tbo CHAIR replied In the afflrmativo and laid before
the Senate a list of witnesses asked lor bjr the delence
numbering 19Z.
Mr. Kuml'Uds said If counsel or managers did not
wish lo be heard further he would move thai the gal
lerles be cleared and tbo doors closcd lor conaultatlou.
Judgo Black said counsel lor the delence had offered
k paper asserting their legal aud constitutional rights.
A Seuator objected uod also a manager, Was that any
reason why the paper should be ituown under the I
tabler A majority of tue Senate could ride orer the I
Science, but aoine I ttle respect should bo shown to the
leleuce.
Mr. Kimt'Nos called tne counsel lo order, nnd said he I
lid not tbiuk the language was proper to be addressed
?o the Senate.
Judgo Black?Well, If I am out of order what shall I
io to get in order again f
The 1'RK.atuKNT pro Irm. admonished the counsel that
reepecltul language must be used.
Judge Black (eesuining) aald:?Alter consultation
With lils colleagues and Ins client they hsd concluded
to put in the paper Just read by him, and he submitted
lhat it was not only respectlul, but was burnblo to tha
last degree.
Mr. Kihu.nps said he objected to the tiling of tho
paiurr, not because ho desired to reject it, but bede'ired i
lhat it should be held in reserve that tho Satiate might
determine what should lie done with it.
Mr. Ri.aih also argued that tho counsel Intendod no
(Si-respect by offering Iho paper They simplv desired
tu put ou record their views aa lo the ptovioua action
ol I be Senate.
AHOt'MKXT or UK. t.OK|i.
Mr. Manager Iairii nrgucu that liio paper olTerod by
the counsel lor the delence was In direct contravention
to the recent order ol the Senate, which was that tbo
defendant should lo day turther answer the articles o(
impeach mem, otherwise tho trial shouid proceed aa
np<>iia plea ol not guiltv. The counsel no>v declined
H? plead, and asked thai bis extraordinary (wiper be
'?leu, lor whicn there was no precedent. He then
>v,i|,i|rvw the order recently submitted by him
?i lelialf of tho Hoard ol Managers and I
moved, as a substitute, an order that I
W illiam W. Ilelkuap haviu^ made default to plead lo I
the articles ol mil eoclinicut, the trial shall proceed as
upon a plea ol not guilty in pursuance ol the loriuer
order ot the .Senate.
Mr Kumcxiim said It had lieen suggested that no
quorum was present. The count developed tho fact
thai but twenty-nine Senators (not a quorum) were iu
attendance.
On motion of Mr. Kimrxna the Sergeant at Arms
was directed to request the attendance ol absent .-sen
ators, and, |>?udlng the execution ol' this order. Mr.
Kdmunds said It was evident no quorum was in lite
building, and lio did not believe a quorum could tie
found m the ciiy. He therefore movod thai tne Seuate,
anting aa a court, Ac., adjourn until tomorrow.
Agreed to, and Um Senate, al Ova minutes ol one. ad
JwrX
EXECDTIONS TESTERDAT.
Aleck Lowiey and Bill Lee Pay the Penalty of
Murder by Death on the Galium
SKETCHES OF THEIR CRIMES.
The Lait Act Witnessed by Tbooiandi of
Excited People.
WABNINGS FROM THE GATE OF DEATH.
Suiter, S. 0., Jane 10, 1870.
A negro, named William Alexander Lowery, one ot
the macl atrocious murderers of the porlod, was
liangod in tins town to-day at bair-past twelve o'clock.
Loug before dawn tbo roads were alive wilb plantation
bands hastening to witness tbo execution. At ten
o'clock Sheriff Tyndall, In cocked hat and with sword,
drove to the jail and took the condemned in bis wagon
to tho pluce assigned for execution. Arriving there
ho ascendod the rude scaffold and commenced to pray,
slug and preach alter the inanucr of a saiut and
martyr. Ills self-possession was wonderful; not a
nervo or muscle quivered. The ruin {toured down la
torrents, but he sang and preached to the 6,000 specta
tors, composed almost entirely of his own race. Tbo
scene resembled a vast camp meeting more than u
legal execution. All tbo colored spectators,
male aud female, sang the hymns in a
colossal chorus of 6,000 voices. He confessed that
be was a murderer, but suid he would "sco Cod
in a few miuutes." When all were toaked with rain
bo said, "Are you ready, Mr. SherifTf" Ho was pin
ioned, the death warrant read, tbo black cap drawn
over bis face, tbe supports Jerked from under tbo
drop, aud tbo young, cold-blooded murderer swung
into tbe unknown world.
He left a written confession to be read by tho Sheriir
in tbe presence of Messrs. Hurst, Wiley, Tuomey, Sin
gleton and Smith. He was pronounced dead iu
twenty minutes, when his body was cut down and
handed over to his mother. Tbe confession has been
read. He solemnly swears that lio is tbe sole murderer.
tuk mukdvu
for which Aleck Lowcry was executed Is not the least
of the horrors thai havo lately become of such frequent
occurrence tn this State, aud following closely on the
murder of Mr. Heed, of Pomona, in an adjoining
county, who was similarly brutally killed and robbed a
few months belore. The victim, Mr. John Murphy,
was an elderly Irishman, who lived and did business in
a store at a small railroad town named Lynchburg, In
Sumter county, on the Wilmington, Columbia and Au
Kustu Railroad. He was regarded as a very industrious
und sober man, who minded bis own business and
eschewed politics altogether?so much so that he was
never known to vote at an electiou, which
in a rare clrcumstauce In this section
He was, moreover, a frugal bachelor, known to be
wealthy and, as thero is uo bunk in tne place, he had
to keen bW money on bis premises, lie is reputed to
have bought his goods lor cash aud oeoaslouaiy pa d
travelling agents iu advance lor goods ordered. On
Wednesday nlgut, March 15, he was seen alive for the
last tiuie by Mr. Miller, the railroad agent. About mid
nitfht tne village was aroused by the alarm of fire,
which was discovered to be issuing from the Btore of
Mr Muruhv The building wltu Us contents were soon
burned to the ground, and, what was of more conse
oueuce and more shocking to the Utile com
inunity the body of the proprietor was discoered
iu tho' ruins partially consumed, the arms aud
Ls were reduced to cinders, while the body was pre
served for identification by a quantity ol peas and corn
umS on li frota a loft in Which they bad been stored
when the Umbers gave way. An examiuatlou or the
head which escaped cremation in the same manner,
revealed tho lacl that the unlortunate man had been
killed by a terrible blow from an axo or other sharp
instrument. Uy his side lay bis rovulver, with all the
barrels empty, either Irom tho heat or from having
been discharged In a desperate effort to save his life.
Him watch was tho only article louud upon his charred
remains. As bo was not undressed lor bed it Is sup
nosed that ho was murdered bcloro bedtimo with tho
axe then robbed, and the store set on tire to do
gtroy tbe evidences of tho robbery aud murder. Able
detectives came Irom Columbia to work up tbo case,
but tbo first positive iu formation was given by
TU* MOTHS* OK LOWKRY,
who weut before a magistrate and informed blm that
?ho w as sorely troubled m mind, as she bad reason to
bShove that her son-Aleck" was concerned in tbo
Lynchburg arson, robbery aud murder. Among other
reasons assigned she slated that bewoa
home on tho night or tho murder, and that be had
lareo sums of mouey aud iiuautnies ol goods for which
he could uot accouuL l'ubllo leellng had becomoso
iktense that the Governor iu tne meantime otlered a
reward ol t'MU for the apprehension ol the guilty par
ties. Tho whole commuuiiy orgauizod as cne man to
ferret out aud arrest, II |>ossible, the perpe
trators or so shocking ana sickening a crime.
The result was that Lowery, Alfred Moses and ? de*
nerado named Moses Wllson, uow iu Jail lu Darlington
county lor another murder and robbery, all
were arrested auU lodged in the County Jail lu this
towu. Shortly alter his incarceration Lowery sent lor
Trial Justice Hurst and made a coulcsslon ol the wbo.e
scheme to rob aud murder Mr. Murphy, but tn doing so
adroitly endeavored to tnako hia conlederates appear
as principals and himself an unwilling "^wory. The
authorities penotrated his motives aud disbelieved bis
confession, aud alter a carelul preliminary examina
tion commuted him for triaL He was tried at tbo May
term ol tho Court of General Sessions, belore Judge
A J ah aw. Lowory had no oouusei when
1,0 was arraigned, but was assigned, by tho
Court Messrs. Joseph E. Earle and John A. Klchardson
or tUe Sumter liar, that full Justice might bo done.
Messrs. Moire and Lee were assigned to assist the So
licitor The prisoner exhausted tbo panel without
aucccss in an effort to draw a lull negro jury to try his
caro but I ailed. He did succeed, however, id drawing
elevon ol the least intelligent ol Ills race, and one
white man. A nolle prosequi was entered oy the State
lu the ease ol Wilson and Moses, his conlederates, lor
the purpose ol getting their testimony, as It was doubt
ful If Lowriy could bo convicted solely ou, his own con
lession aud the circumstantial evideuca He was prose
cuteu with vigor and deieuded with ability, nut to no
uuruDBCi astucjury louud him
V \ Ul'ILTY or XVROKR
Id tb? first degree, and the Court acntenccd him to bo
I banged on the 16ib day ol June. Thrown, no doubt
Of his guilt, and the good, law abiding citizens of Sum
ter knowing the law would take us course, without
! executive lulerlereuce, wailed patiently uutil to-day to
I sec the majesty ol that law vindicated To their credit
bo it recorded that no suggestion ol summary punish
1 uient met with lavor Irom uuy class ol iho community.
I one ol the p eculiar lucidenls ol tbo trial whs the
I nresenco ol the mother ot the condemned as a witness
against him, but ehe gave her latal teatluiouy vjiiu as
much clearness as her limited iuiolligenco would admit
ol, without any desire to screeu him irom bis impend
iiiiz late
WILLIAM ALSXANOKR I.OWKKY,
who has oald the debt ot nature aud the penalty of Ills
l crime at tho same time, as au expiation ol tbo hor
i rible crimes ol murder, nrsou and robbery, was a
I negro ol about twenty one yewra ot axe. with a large
1 well lormed body, but a remarkably small, poiuied
head. Tho execution look place upon a held a little
i out ot town, where two nearoes wero hung about two
' veurs ago lor the murder ol a young man named
Wrdckiud It Is noteworthy that all the recent mur
i uers committed in this Siate haxe been by n eg roe.,
and that avarice Is tho accursed cause.
THE HANGING OF "BILL" LEE.
CHjcawka, 111., June 10, 1S7&
To-day In this quiet town, ou tbe sandbanks or the
Mississippi, ??UiU** Lee was seut to meet the soul or
bis muids'red victim, Jessie McCany. Tho murder
for which Leo was hauged was ono ol the most brutal
that has ever crimsoned the history ot
tbia section or tho "1'ralrio State.'' Lee
was tho proprietor or a ulsroputable houso
that disgraced the Illinois sboro, nearly oppo.ilo Uur- |
lltston, Iowa. The bloody deed was commited in the
"tiuuboat," as tbo bou?o was called, on the 6th day or
November last, about dusk. Jessie McCarty had been
a trail inmaie ot the bouse but three days, and ou tho
latal evening Im outered her room and becamo enraged
at her lor les.siiug a di.gusting proposal, whereupon
he swore be would Uke her life. Knocking the girl
down be kicked her and stan.ped upou her till she was
loseusiblo, then soixtng her by one fool he dragged her
down Hie stairs into the kitchon and there, In the pres
ence of several of the inmates, he Jumped upon her
face several times, crushing hor skull wiih his neavy
boots. Leo thin dragged bis T'.clim out Into the yard,
where she was seen lo brosthe several time* ll seems
tbat Lee always kept on hsnd
a cos v 1131 k*t corns
for use m such cases, and ho ordered bla men to bring
It out, but he llnaliy decided not to wasle it aud com
pelled I?an Braxee, Larry O'Nell and William I'erkins
to load tbe body in a skill and sink Ittn tbo middle otlhe
nver. Jessie having disappeared, oue ol the girlsaskoJ
where sho was. l.ee replied, "Sbo Is put where a
great many more have been pit.'' When the three
men had returned Horn their dark mission U-e assem
bkd all his crew and said, savagely snd .Ign,.lc?nll>,
? ir anybody asks lor Jesse. say ibut she tell here at
Dve o'clock, li any ot you -cheek It you will
.o ibe same wiy." Then the Ueod sum
moned the musiciaus and J"*?* a dane*
?van while yet the blood ol m victim waa
?tin warm upon tbe floor. It wu a ghastly dance In
deed. Two weeks after the murder Leo waa arrested.
Three month* afterward the victim's body waa louud
Moating in the river ueur Montrose, a few mllea below
llarlington, and It wag well preserved, bearing allock
ing testimony of Lee'a brutality.
THK TRIAL
commenced April 20. The crime wu conclualvely
pruveu by eight wliueMea. Lee oilered no derenca ex
cept his own testimony, bis two brothers testifying to
lua previous good character. ? The theory of the de
fence was that tbe girl bad not been seriously Injured,
but was turned out of thu house aud has since been
living In Iowa, the body f'ouud being 'that
of some unkuown person. Of coursc there
was nothing to sustain this remarkably at
tenuated tt.eory. Lee attempted to brlbo
witnesses to sweur that they had seen Jessie alive and
well utter her reported murder, but be waa unxuccess
lul. The cuso was given to the jury ut threo o'clock
on Friday, April 2D, and alter deliberating two bourn
und u quarter they returned to the densely crowded
court room, and their verdict of '-Utility" broke puiu
fully upou the deathly silence. The heartless criminal
received the verdict without a trouior? and, turutug to
his oounsei, said:?"Well, they've done it. "
The trial was largely attended by Vigilantes, an or
ganization for tho suppression of crime und tne pun
ishment of criminals, who openly declared that II I .en
was not found guilty of murder in the Urat degree, they
would hung him themselves within live minutes there
after. This baud burned the "Gunboat" abortiy alter
the murder.
Lee was about twenty-eight years old, weighed 150
pound?, had coal black hair, mustache und goatee, and
wus rather u handsome man, though there was a
vicious look apparent. He bss u wife living.
TIIK LAST 8CKXK.
About 5,000 people assembled to witness Lee's exe
cution. One huudred were admitted to the jail yard,
but the fenco sarroundiug the gallows was only leu
loet high, so those outside could pluiulv view the fatal
scene. Within tho past two days Lee gavo up ull
hopes of escape, and sent for a minister and made bis
peuco with his Maker. His favorite song was
Must Jesus bear the cross alone ?
His bravory and soil-possession left It tin entirely when
led out upon the scaffold, und he trembled liko an aspen
ieut.
Leo's remarks wore:?"?oung men, you see me be
fore you in the prime of lite, and I hope you will bo
warned In timo. V/heu drinking remember me, aad
prcpuro to meet mo lngh up in bouven by tho dazzling
throne. God Knows there wus no murder In
my heart. Whiskcv aud women brought me here?not
good women, but prostitutes. Let my fato be warning
tj ull young people." As the ropo was placed around
his neck tears rolled down bis cheeks, and he said,
''Remember, young man."
Tho culprit was so ullectod while speaking that he
bud to be supported. As the black cap wus slipped
over hU face, shutting out the enrth tcirever. his lust
words were, "Farewoll; meet mo In heaven."
Rev. Mr. Tuylor then pruyed, und ua "Amen'' was
Uttered the dlieriir dropped a weight of 370 pounds,
und Lee bounded live uud u hall loot into the uir, ut
thirty-six minutes past two, uud his neck was broken.
At ton minutes to threo life was extinct, and at lour
minutes after ttiroe the body wus cut down and deliv
ered to bis brothers, Lewis and Dr. J, H. Lee, who will
convey It to Fairfield, Iowa, for burial, lie Iclt a his
tory of bis life uud confession, wbicb is still settled and
will bo published by his brother.
THE ORIOLE EXPLOSION.
IilBT OF KILLED AND WOttKDKD.
Nuw OiiLKAxa, June 10, 187&
The following Is a list of tho killed and wounded by
the explosion of the boiler of the steamer Oriole yes
terday
Doad?John Boyor, chief engineer, aged twenty,
threo yours; Old Zacharia Washington, colored, a pas*
sengor; Ben. Williams, colored, a passenger; Louis
Jackaon, u colored miuister lrom Algiers, and two
eolored women.
Wounded?Captain Opoy, commanding, severely
bruised; Joseph sharp, mate, and Henry Kauntz,
pilot, each with their right legs broken; the ttreuiun,
colored, with both eyes blinded; tour roustabouts,
crippled, but cot seriously; J. I*. Gronere, a passen
ger, slightly injured; J. 0. Tremoulet, tlrsl clerk, and J.
Kstupcrlal,'socond clerk, slightly injured, and Mr. Craw
ford.socretury ol the Wrecking Association, was severely
burned. Hunter, Hie second engineer (colored), who
was missing lost night, was this morning lound iu tho
hold under the boiler, but could not be extricated.
After the explosion which shattered the boat a piece of
tiie boiler was found in a field, a quarter ol a mllo dis
tant. Tho boat is a total wreck.
ARRIVAL OF DR. PETERMAN.
Baltimors, Md., Juno 16, 1876.
Among the passengers by the stoamer Braunschweig,
which arrived at this port this morning from Bremon,
was Prolossor August Peterman, tho lamous German
geographer and President of the Geographical Institute
of Justus Perthes, at Gotha, Germany. He was re
ceived at Barnum's Hotel by Professors Shepherd,
Newell and Klllott, and members of tho Board of
School Commlasionors of thia city, and cordially wol
oomed.
Professor Peterman Is on his way to the Centennial
STATUE OP SAMUEL ADAMS.
Bomtox, Mass., June 16. 1876.
The statue ol Samuel Adams, by Miss Annie Whit
ney, has Just been received from Italy, and is on ex
hibition at tho Boston A(ha>neutn preliminary to Its
removal to tho Capitol at Washington. The statue
receives tho most favorable criticism.
A LATE ARREST.
11ICUM05D, Va., Jnno 16, 1876.
A Mr. Staton, of Amherst county, was to-day ar
rested for murdering his wife's brother scvon yoars
ago. Ho does not deny tho charga His wife betrayed
him.
OBITUARY.
BIGHT B*V. BISHOP BXBBANO.
A telegram from Havana, under dale of tho 16th
Inat., announces the occurrence, on Thursday, of the
death of the Klght Rev. Apoltnar Serrano, Bishop of
Havana. This eminent prelate of the Catholic Church
waa carried ofT by an attack of yellow lever, to the
great rogrct of the congregation and tho membors of
the colonial executive.
HO ! FOR ST. LOUIS.
An laformal meeting of the democratic Aldermen
and their clerks was held iu the rooms of tho "Third
Houso" yestorday, Cloik Malouuy, secretary, to con
sider the propriety of going to Su I.ouis In a body. It
transpired that all the Aldermen, except Messrs. Lewis
and Lysagbt, are to procceu thero and work agniust
Tilden. Two democratic clerks will accompany them.
The departure of these gentlemen will leave the Board
ol Aldermon without a quorum.
REMARKABLE FALL
Yesterday evening Thomas Casey, three years old,
fell from a wludow on tho fourth story of No. 633
West Twenty-sixth street to tho pavement. An am
bulnnco wns sent for but tho surgeon in churpo pro
nuuueud the child uninjured and reiused vo tako it to
lite hospital.
BOY DROWNED.
At half-past threo P. M. yesterday Henry Breudt,
aged elevou years, residing at No. 130 Sullivan street,
whilo trying to get his hat that had blown into the
river, lull overboard at pier 45. >ortli ltivor, and was
drowned. His body was recovered and taken homo.
PAPAL ANNIVERSARY.
Tho l)e I* Salle Club, ol Manhattan College, havs
issued Invitations to a celebration of the thirtieth an
niversary of 1'iu-i IX.'a elevation to the Papal chair,
on Juuo is. at ball-past five o'clock P. M.
SHIPPING NEWS
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WNOTICI TO CAPTAIN* <?r V KSNKLd IN TUB
COAIT1XU AMD FORBIUH TKADB-Ca?taiaa ee eSeera e*
lath* iMiUlf er hntn trade, oheervini ?fc#
displacement or removal of too buoya, or* requested to com
mualcate the I act to the Biuu, ao tbat It may ba bnwkt
publicly to Ilia attention of the proper authorities. A lattar
addressed "to the editor of tha lliULD, Maw York city."
giving aa accurately aa possible tba nombar and position of
displaced buoya or tha cauae of tbair removal, will aulBca In
ail cases observed alone tba Atlantic and Pacidc coaata of
tba American Continent. Wboa they are obaai rod on tbo
coast of Europe an conntriei or in tba Mediterranean it it
requested that information ba tent oitber by telegraph or
letter to tba London oOice of tbo New Yoke Uiulo, 46
Fleet street, London, or to tbo Paris offlao. 01 Avenue do
l'Opera, Paris. Wbere tba telegraph Is uaod despatches
may be addraaaed "Bennatt. 46 Meet atreet. Loudon," or
"Bennett, 61 Avenue da l'Opera, Parts." Wbere cases ol
displacement are observed lu tba waters of countries beyond
tba roach of the telegraph, as in Asia or Africa, captains may
communicate with us upon reaching the first coavonient
port. Thie information will be cabled tree of charge to the
Hbbald and published.
?9?NOTICB TO CAPTAINS OF YB88BL* ENTERING
TI1E POKT OP NEW YOKE AT NIOHT.?The Nuw Yon*
Ubbald has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal lar
use on board the Hkbalo steam yacht, showluir whilo burn
ing the colors red. green. red. changing from one to the other
in succession, and can be aean several miles distant. Cap
tains of vessels, upon teeing this signal, will oblige as by
preparing any marina news they may have for the Ship
News Department of the Hbbald.
gar-Persons desirous of communicating with veaaels arrlv
ing at New York can do so by addressing to saen vessels,
care oflitBiiD news yacht, plor No. 1 East River. New York.
Letters received iron all parts ofthe world and promptly de
livered. Duplicatea are required.
ALMANAC FOE NEW YOEK?THIS DAY.
tra AND M009L I HIOH WATER
Pun rttea 4 '.'S [ Gov. Island ere 4 08
Sun gets 7 33 i Sandy Hook veo 3 23
Mood mU. ....morn 12 66 | Holl Gate. ove 6 63
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 16, 1876.
AKBIVAL8.
BXFOBTB9 BT TRK BBRALS 8TKAX TACHTB AMD HBBALD
WU1TKHTOXK TKLKUKAPU LIXg.
Steamer Denmark (Br), Willlama. London June 1, with
mdae and So passenger* to K \V J Hurst. June 5. lul 48 41.
Ion 10 41, paxxed ?n English bark bonnd west, Knowing
aignal letters 1'Bt^K; 0th, lat 45 (H, Ion 40 52, an luman
steamer bound east; aamo lime. ateainer Englaud (Br),
hence for Liverpool; loth, lat 4:i 34, Ion 45 IN, a French
M-hr bound went; lath, lat 41 53, Ion 50 111, an American
ahip boiiud east, ahowlug aiffnal letters J DBC; name time,
brig Alberta, bunco lor Queen?towii ; IGlh, off Firo Island,
steamer Greece (Hr), hence lor LonUou.
Steamer St Germain (Fr). Kiculoux, Havre June 1 and
Plymouth 4tb, with mdse and passengers to Louis do Be
blan.
Steamer Albemarle. Gibbs, Lewes, Del. witl> mdse to the
Old Dominion Steamship C?
Steamer Lancaster. Mills, Philadelphia, with coal to
the Reading it ail road Co.
Steamer Old Douiiulou, Walker, Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk, with mdse and paaaeucera to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co. Was detained outside Sandy Hook 8 hours
by fog
Steamer natteraa, Mallett. Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk, with mdse and pasaengera to the Old Doininiou
Steamship Co.
Ship Kunce 'of Liverpool), Stevenson, Calcutta 115 daya.
with mitse to Arkell, Tufts A Co. Passed the Cape of Good
Hope 60 daya ont; thence to the Equator had light SK
trades: crossed the Equator 92 days out, in Ion : latter
part of pussage had variaole woatber; June 0, lat 32 10,
ion OS II, paaxed a vessel bottom up. of about 15(1 feet keel,
newly coppered, apparently but a short time in that condi
tion; aame time pasted the body of a man; kepi n aliarp
lookout all day, but could see no other wreck stuff, with the
exception of a spur pa*acd that evenlug.
Brig Anielie (Fr), Guldice. Palermo 4a days, and Gibraltar
25 days, with frjll to Boyd and lliaicken.
Brig Mary E Rowland, Lawton. Caroonai 12 days, with
molasses to Saaerao A Co: VI a?el to Swan A Co.
Brig Grace, Keliey (Br), Dinaey, Barbados 16 days, with
augar to order.
Brig It B Gove, tlodgoman, Cardenas 12 days, with sugar
to Goasler A Co; vessel to Parsona A Loud.
Schr lieorgietla. Curtia, Mlragvaue II days, with logwood
and coffee to Kimhardt A Co; vessel to U r Metcalf A Co.
Schr Joseph Mlckerson, Yates, St. Johna. PIC, 10 daya
with sugar to G II Biasel; vessel to Yates A Porterfieid.
Schr H R GrlfUn (of Salem), McKinnev. Bitracoa 7 days,
with fruit to domes A Pearsall; vessel to B J Went erir.
Schr Ella Worden, Young, Sau Salvador 8 daya, with fruit
to W T Woodruff.
Schr G 1' Wriglit, Cropper, Cat Island, tl days with pines
to Jauiea Douglas: vessel to K J Wenherc.
Sclir Isabel, Mather, Eleutbera 8 days, with fruit to Miller
A Houghton.
Sellr Emma F L?wis, Rigging, Governor's Harbor 8 days,
with truit to B J Wenberg A Co.
Schr Marietta, Law, Key West, 6 days with pines to Ben
ner A Pinknev.
Schr Lillie Loud, Eey West, to master,
Schr J M Parker, Houghton. Richmond. Va, for Albany.
Schr W G Barilett, Corson. Georgetown, D C, lor Bridge
port.
Schr W A Levering, Smith. Baltimore for New Haven.
Sclir A Lawrence. Handy. Boaton 7 daya, with granite to
the New England Granite Co.
ja*Bark Dronning Sophie (Nor), wbicb wai anchored In
the 1 lower bay, came up to the city 16th, PM.
PASSED THROUGH .HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer George Cromwell, Bacon, 81Johna, NF, ui Hal
ifax, NS. for New York.
Steamer General Whitney, Coleman, Boston tor New
Turk.
Steamer City of Fltcbbnrg, Springer, New Bedford for
New York.
Briit Morning Light, Dill, New llaven for New York.
Schr HenJ Strong, Providence for New York.
Schr Fly, Spel.maii, Providence for New York.
Sour Malabar. McCarty, Belfast for Kew York.
Sclir J A Cbeseboro, Carroll, I'ortiand, Ct. for New York.
Bchr Martha limca*. lunesi, Kennebec for New York.
Sclir t; H Clark. Kuoll, Providence for New York.
8chr Chauncey 81 Johu, 1'arsont, New Loudon for New
York.
Sclir Lam art Inc. Ourney, Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamor Tiliie, Ewlnit, New York for Now London and
Norwich.
Bark Speedwell (Br), Tower, Now York for PiMMS
(Greece', and anchored off Herald TblegrapU station.
Sclir .Maud, itobinaon, Now York for Calais iFrance).
Schr Glanniire (Hr), McKay, New York for St Joliu, NB.
Sclir Bertha Fellows. Smith, New York for Windsor, NS.
Sclir Veala, Wclitworth. Port Johnson for Bangor.
Sclir Itliode KlnnJ, Andrews, New York for Sag Harbor.
Schr Warren Gates, Smith, Kondout tor New London.
Scbr Maria Flemmlug. Williams, Rondout for New Lon
don.
Schr D Sprague, Howard, New York for New London.
Sclir Jennie. Davis. New York for Noank.
Sclir Amnjr, Knapp, New Vork lor Noank.
Sclir Kmma. Fitcli, New York for Noank.
Schr Leonorn, Mt yers, New York tor Noank.
Schr Ixittie K Krlerid, Collins. Port Johnson for Boston.
Schr Anu 8 Brown, Cole, Port Johuson inr Boston.
Sclir Memento. >Vhlte. Port Johnson for New Bedford.
Sclir II A Deming, Port Johnson for Hartford.
Sclir JII" Diverty, Carroll, Port Johnson for Hartford.
Sclir Alnomak, Crocker, New York lor New London.
Sclir Wiu Yoiirbis, liolilsmllb, Haveratraw tor ProWdenea.
Schr Sarah Jane. Wilson, New York lor Newport.
Sclir Ellas Koss. Lewis, Hobokeii for Providence.
Sclir Sherwood. Engle, Hnverstraw for Bridtrepoit.
Sclir U F Washburu, Mulligan, Haveratraw for Now Bed
ford.
Schr Edward A Crosier, Bloomer, New York for Hyannla.
Sclir Cabot. Chaac. New York tor Boston.
Sclir L H Boardiuau, Norwood, l'ort Johnson for Provi
dence.
sclir Nlantic, Hoc be. New York for New Haven,
Sclir Flyaway, Ernie, iloboken for Providence.
Schr Alpine, Mnsby. Port Johnson tor Boston.
Sclir Spartel, I'rossraiin. New York for Boston.
Sclir B II Hull, Hull, Port Johnson for Boaton.
Sclir Z L Idams, Nickersou, llobukeu for Providence.
Schr Jachin, GiAcheil, New York lor liavsrhlU, Htm.
Bchr Emma L C Wlusor.
BELOW.
Bark Northern Chief (Br), Millar, from Antwerp May 12.
Scbr Grace Bradley, Turner, fr..m Cow Bay, UN.
Bchr Nomad, irom ludlauoU 12 days.
CLEARED.
Steamer Ancboria (Br), Muuro, Glasgow?Henderson
Bros.
Steamer Tyrian (Br). Montgomery, Glasgow?Henderson
Bros.
Steamer Anthracite. Orumlev. 1'hiladclobla?Jsa liana.
Ship r'nuia (Nor), Stoeaen. Loudon?Heiiliatu A Boyesen.
Ship Marcia C Day, Chaso, Ualtluiore?Carver A Barnea.
Bark Snrali Douglass (Br), Douglass, Liverpool?H W
Loud A Co.
Bark tieorglo (Br), Mcllrlde. London-C W Hertanx.
Bark Cyclone (Br), Forbes, Gloucester, E?Brett, Son A
Co.
Hark Slavia (Ant). Dabinovich, Pensrth Boads for orders
?Siocovich A Co.
llark Martin W Brett, Peterson, Penarth Roads lor orders
?Brett Son A Co.
Hark tialalea (Br), Black, Bristol, E?Warren AC* , , _
Bark 1} Ke iseuK. Leigliton, Leitli ?John Xlttlnseu.
liark Matilda C Smith (Br), Smith, Leitli? P I Nevlus A
Son.
Hark Balcarry (Br), Johnson, Cirkor Falmouth?Cbas L
Wright Jt Co.
Hark Divlco (Nor), Stray, Cork or I almouth for orders?
Fundi, l'.dye k (!?.
Bark Principe oe Napoli (ttal), Maena, Cork for orders
Punch. Kdve A Co.
Hark Fldente (Aua), Kadoeovlch, Sligo?Slocovlcli A Co
Bark Lissie Fox (Br(, Fox, Dublin?lieo F Hulley.
Hark Maria Christina (Itali, Jaccarino, Calais?Fuueh,
Kit A Co.
Hark Spuedwell (Br), Tower, Piraeus (Greecei? P I Ne
vlus k Soil.
Brig KosellaSmith (Br), McCulioch. Limerick?J F Whit
ney * Co.
Brig Akbar. Thompson, Galway? Sl'jtpson. Clapp A Co.
Hrtg I?"M Quixote. Munroe, tiostock?Swan A Mob.
HrigTlielis, Spalckhaver, Ct Ann's Harbor (Curacoa)?
Dovale A Co.
Brig Brisk (Br). Trefry, Charleston?J W Parker A Co.
Bchr Julia A lirown, Nickersou, Gloucester, E?Parsons A
Loud.
Sclir Eagle Rock, Hammond, Dublin?Miller A Hough
ton.
:-chr Maud, Robinson, Dunkirk?Simpson, Clapp A Co (re
cleared).
Schr James K Lawrence,41 orrick, Port au Platte and Bt
Domingo?8 Mlcbelaen.
Schr S A Stuart, Ltbby, Mansanllio (Cuba)?Miller A
Houghton
Sehr Mary B Dyer, Oliver, Nassau, NP?B J Wenberg A
0?
Schr Statesman, Eston, Shulee, NS?Wilson Godfrey.
Scbr Annlu Hall. Townsen-t, Baltimore?lasac K Staples.
Schr Bertha J Fellows, ?uilth. Ilo.ton-Jed Frye A Co.
Bchr Jachin, Getcfasll, Haverhill, Maes?II P Brown A Go.
SAILLB.
Ship t'nlverao (Hr), for Llver|>ool; barks Arcadia (Br).
Cork nr Falmouth; Tuor (Nor), door do; Hurra (Nor), Hot
terdaai; llasael (Nor). Kl*a: Asayrlau (Brj. Gloucester;
Jo-e U Hueuo, St Jaxo; brigs ft'oliville (Br), reruaBloaco;
Klgil (Nor). Kkhmoud.
Wind at saaset. s i at midnight. S>.
Barometer at suiaaet, Su.'iS j lo PM, 30. J A
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Sbip BcLTgtikBk, Klrby, iroio Indepen4encU Bar, with
guauo. for llaiupioii Koeils be ore reporteui. experienced a
lesrfal gale fr?mi west, April Si, In lat IM 'Jit M., Ion K'l W.
The snip was aept before It. but It gut so bail that tti# cap
tain was obliged to heave Iter to. when alio -praug a leak la
tnj upper works, in consequence of wbieli laige quantities
of water got beiow ou the guauo reuderiog the vessel alaioet
unmanageable, and had to bear up Hr Valparaiso to bail the
water. She weald probably discharge for repair*
Huir Liuav (Br), h? Lofcoi Iilul lor Hampton Roi4i
(before reported), pnt Into Valparaiso May U with cargo
badly stewed; would ruu eariio, and maku some necniujr
repairs.
Kmc Amu I Burro*, Watts, from Pabslen do Pica for
Queenaiown. would fluisb reloading Lier cargo at T?iparelao
May au
Sllir KUWJII) O'Bkiex, Smallev. from Callao for I iver
Bl, before reported a? having put into Valparaiso leaky,
i discharged about 120U tou* of cargo May 17.
llAUK Sjsiuo lliHiii>o (of Liverpool), Thompson, from
Londonderry May 13 for Lewes. M, was iirwM ntf Syd
ney, CB. niglit of Juue 15 lu a log. .she is full of water.
Tl.e Kmillo Barablue had boon In colllaltn on tliu 13tii
with scbr Walter M Fault, of (iloucester, carrying away Him
latter1* nialuiuaaC and sails. she would gu into .North Syd
ney, CB. for repairs.
Schb Jamkt?Fears are entertained for the safety of tchr
Janet (fisherman), of Gloucester, which has born absout l4
weeks: uo tidinxs have beeu received from hoi ?iucc leav
ing port, Tho crew constated of l'J mea.
Si'hu M A llkYKit, ?ruin Port Antonio for New York, put
into Charleston Juae 1U leaking and with loss of sail*.
The report of datnape to the cargo of bark W A Farns
worth. 11 anaou, ou her outward passage from New York to
Zausibar, la said to be erroneous.
Halifax. June 16?The bark Glenroe. of Pictou. la a tot at
wreck at St Paul'* Island. The crew have becu saved. The
vessel was insured lor <-li.OOU.
Portland, Me. June 15?The steamer Falmouth, which
arrived here ytslerday front Halifax, had on board tha
crew of the wrecked ?hip Iron-ides, of New York, before re
ported wrecked at Sable Island.
<Ji'vacc, June 10?'There aro :U0 sea-going vossels In this
port. The lielglit market during the pact week liaa been
more buoyaut and a slight advance in raltfe obtained.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A survey recently made of the Hedge Fence In Vineyard
Bound allows that thla shoal, since August, 18SI .has extended
SK by EV,K about 7-iO of a nautical utile. No change was
found on me western parts.
To evoid this dangerous shoal when the buoys upon it
cannot be seen ?easels bound to tho eastward through tbe
Souud, especially with light winds and au eaaterly current,
should tnuke use of tho le-id and not approach its custom
part in lesa tbau nine fathotns of water.
tiRUKUE ELBitlDGE, llydrographer.
Chatham, Mass., June 14, 1870.
The topmasts of the wreck of ihe schooner which lies 8W
by 8, ofT Frying Pan Lightship, are broken, and the stumps
of the masts are within 10 feet of the surface of the water.
Mariners are cautioned not to conic within one mile of the
buoy marking the wreeic. The said wrcck bears SVV by W
from the buoy.
Ear or sexual?wkst coast ? iikpoiitkd shoal watku
NKiEt fONDIt'ltkUY.
Information haa been received that on the night of March
3, 1HC0. when 18 miles Nh by N of I'ondieher.v, the steamer
Patoa ran from 103? latlionie Into U fathoms of water. Two
casts of 6 Inthoms were obtained, when the water deepened
agaiu to 10 fathoms. The uight was tine and clear mid land
was visible on the port hoatit aiiout M1., miles distant. This
patch, not marked on uu.v chart, lien in the lollowiug approxi
mate position i.at 1J It) N, Ion 80 K.
Bearinus magnetic. Variation 0 :>0 easterly In 1870.
SCM.tTBA? WK.sr COAST?StBKROKT 8TII AIT?UKPO UTKI> RKKF,
The comniauiiant of the naval forces at Hutavia gives no
tice that the eaptuln of the .> 1 steamer Sindoru reports
having seen it reef, over which the sea broke, l.i Siburoet
Strait. Position (approxi? Lnt 0 S, Ion 08 411 E.
STRAIT Or MACASSAR?RKrORTKD CORAL RKKF NKAR XOBTB
WATCII Kit ISLAND.
Information has been received tlmt the German bark
Llna strnek a re -f in the northern part of Macassar Strait,
uear North Watcher Island. This reef is reported to oxtend
a'Miut 1 mile from the Island on the west, north and east
sides. Approximate position, lat 0 80 N, Ion 110 41 H.
WHALEMEN.
A lotler from on board bark Canton. Sherman, of NB, re
ports her at Albany. N It. with 475 bhis sp oil all told.
Spoke?No date, lat U7 N, Ion ? 5 W, schr Admiral Blake
(of Marlon, Maaa), Hathaway, ateerlng east; all well; do
oil.
SPOKEN.
Ship Lenuie (Br), from Sydney, CB, for Philadelphia,
Juue 14. lut 08 10. Ion 441 40.
Ship I.oretta Fish, llodgmun, from New York for London,
June IS. UU tulles h by 8 of Saudy lioos.
Brig Maggie Vail (Br), Welah, from Havre for llampton
Uoads, Juue 14, off Barnegat.
NOTICE TO ME11CHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merchants, shipping agents audahlpmasters are informed
that by telegraphing to the Hbbald London Bureau, ad
dressing "Ocnuctt. No. 46 Floet street, London." or to the
Paris olllce, addressing "Bennett, 61 Avenue de 1'Opera,
Parts." the arrivals at and departure* from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the Uuited States, the aame.wlll be cabled to this coun
try tree of charge.
Captains arrlvlug at and aalllng from French and Medi
terranean port* will And the Pari* office the more economi
cal and expeditious for telegraphlngjietv*.
OUR GABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Axrwiutr, June 16?Arrived, steamer Kepler (Br). John
?on. New York.
Bbistol, June IS?Sailed, bark Geo Peabody (Br),
Churchill, North America.
BsLrAiT, June 16?Arrived, bark Wave King (Br), Cor
bett, Baltimore; brig Chieltlan (Br), Oliver, Philadelphia.
Sailed 16th, bark 8nybeMn (Br), Whitney, North Amer
ica.
Brbbbm. June l??Arrived, bark Langeu (Nor), Magnus
sen, Charleston.
Ctontist, Juna 10?Bailed, ship BtUaa, Hags a. United
?Mm,
Copbxraobn, Jane 13?Arrived, bnrk Maria (O'er), &elin
ers, Baltimore.
Dublin, June 16?Arrived, baric L E Cann (Br), Cossman,
Philadelphia.
Sailed 15th, bark Violet (Br), Harding, North America.
Dunkirk, June 1ft?Sailed, barks Slrlan Star (Br), Whlto
honiie. North Amorica: Frank, Wallace, United States.
Fatal?Arrived, barks Asor, Davis, Boston; Kate Wil
liams, llale, do.
Grkknock, June 16?Sailed, bark Harriet nickman (Br),
Smith, North America.
Gibraltar, Jane 9?Arrived, bark Hattle M (Br), Eaton,
Lobos for Valencia.
Hull, Jane 16?Arrived, ship Poannh (Br), Stacej, Asto
ria via Queenstown.
Also arrived 16th. bark Alexander MeKensie (Br), Copp^
Darien (not previously).
Hxlvoxt, Jane 15?Arrived, bark Ocean Express (Br),
Crosby, New York; also Jane A Sophia, from America.
Havrx, June 15?Arrived, bark A E Botsford (Br), Atkin
son, Philadelphia.
Cleared 14th, bark J B Duffns (Br), Shaw, North Amer
ica. /'
Ifbwicr, June 15?Sailed, bark Lalla Bookh (Br), Dakin,
North America.
Livkkpool, Jane lft?Arrived, ship Astoria, Kelley, St
John, NB; bark Nydla (B^. liar wood, Charleston,
Also arrived 16th, steamer Pascal (Br), Brown, New Or
leans.
Arrived 15tb, barks Freeman Dennis (Br). Fletcher,
Bridge water, NS; North Star (Br), Boberts, Pabeilon de
Pica (not Am ship North Stitr),
gulled 15th, ship Hugnenot, Bray, Philadelphia.
London, Jane 16?Sailed from Gravesend, brig Nellie
Jones (Br), Mullln, Fernandina.
LondoNdkbry. June 15?Sailed, bark Pacifik (Nor),
Smith, United States.
Mabano?Sailed, the Constance, for Boston.
Marsxillxs, Jane 1ft?Arrived, bark Besoluda (Bp), Mar
sal , Baltimore.
Pkrnamduco?Arrived, bark Kalmia (Br), St Johns, NF;
bnir Etlio. (Br), do; sohr Southern Home (Br), Thomas,
Baltimore.
Hailed, brig Florence May (Br), Oeltsler, Bahta.
In port, scur K T Clark, llutcliinson. for River Plate, Ids.
Qukknstow*. June 11?Arrival, barks Jerbaen (Nor),
Svcudscn, New York; Harriet Campbell (Br), Taylor, Phil
adelphia; Com Dapont, Nichols, New York.
Also arrived 10th, steamer Russia (Br), Cook, New York
lor Liverpool (sn I proceeded): brigs Ahto (Rus),Wlrpl,
Baltimore; Korslte (Nor). Ahrahamsen. Boston.
Sailed lGtb. steamer City of Berlin (Br), Kennedy (from
Liverpool), New York.
Hours, June 1*-Arrived, bark MesseU (Nor), Aslaksen,
flew York.
KoCHxroRT. June 14?Arrived, bark Formoso (Fr), Si
mon. i'aseaeouia.
Ibikn, June 16?Arrived, bark Coomassle (Br), John
son, Bull River, SC.
Southampton, June 15?Sailed, bark Hypathla (Br), Da
kin. North America.
Tbalxx. June 18?Arrived, bark Libnrna (Nor), Gannlf
sen, Baltimore.
W BATH KB H It PORT.
Plthoutr, Jnne 10. PM?Wind SW, sqaally,
Qoltbbad, Jane 16?Wind SW, strong.
FOREIGN POUTS.
Barcelona, Jnne 11?Arrived, bark Catelina (Sp), Fer
rer, Baltimore
Cboxntapt. Jane #?Arrived, bark Senior (Nor), Tonne
sen. New York.
Cow Hay. CB, June 15?Arrived, brig Sophia Cook (Br),
Duiidalk.
Sailed 15th. brls Johanna (Br), New York.
Qbnoa. .1 une IS?Arrived, ?<br Olive Crosby. Hatchinson,
Philadelphia.
II AUPAi. NX, Jnne lft~8ailed, brlirs Elite K Batter (Br),
Havana; Johanna. Lennox, New York.
I.puiioR.1, Jnne U? Arrived, brig Mary Kink, Dyer, New
York.
Matansa^, Jane III?Sailed, steamer King Arthur (Br*.
Cruwell, New York; sehr Kred smith, nmltu. north ol list
^MoimutAfc, June 14-Cleared, steamer Col Ins, Roilo,
Ulasirow; bark ttklinrnvr of the Sea, Uraystone, (juvenstown
tor orilers.
North Sydnxy, CB, June 15? Arrived, bar* Crown Jewel
(Br). Smith. Hellaat.
_ I'iCTOC, NS, June 1!W?Arrived, bark Aldhorough (Hri.
Llverpwl: brigs Job i T Ives (Br, new), Tabamsgouohe ;
Lll?orty (Br , Heed;Portland.
Cleared 15th.tark Margie (Br), Uniuliart. Portland.
(JuiiaKC, June lli?Arrived (not cleared), stsaatar Polyne
sian, Brown. Liverpool; sliip Uenii, PurVH, Newcastle;
barks Norwegian, Kucer.t. Loudon ; St Peder, OI?n, Heila-l.
Arrived tilth, steamers Aristocrat, Berwick, Sydney. ?>B.
for Montreal; Mth. Lake Nepigoii. Scott, Liverpool; snip
I'rlnce Kugeira. Smith, flot lmrk< Onkel Christian, Hansen,
Roctielort; l.itry. Hansen. Loudon.
Cleared i:ith. bark Kva, Johnson, London: Htli. shljis
Alger*. Brings. Leitli: Zambezi. Kotiieiluk, (ireenocn,
isabell*. Blanch, Newcastle, barks Ullor. W ug, Llverpoo,:
Cameo. Mutton, Dundee; lluano, MiU'aii. Mindenand;
Sehastouol, llussell, Ureenock ; Yarmoaili, Raymond. I.lver
Piol; Usher. temple. Marvport: Margaret. Bennett,
arrow; r.v< line, Locliead, lireeaock; sehr Jessie Scartli,
Mowat, Qurcnslown lor orders.
M .Ioiim. NB. June 15?Arrived, sclirs Harry A Fred, Gard
ner, New Yi rs ; Li < sin U. I'liiladeiplila.
Tali Aiiui No. Ma* 13. ? I' M?sailed, steamer City of San
llUKO (Mr). Dark*. BobIou direct. . . ?
Valpauaiio. Mur 9-Arri*?(l, b?rk UmfltUow (WD,
Scarbro. Murrard Inlet; 11th, ships Lilian (Br), llall. Lohos
for Uamptan Monde, in distress ( lath, Bnlviders, kirby,
Ind-pendencla Bar fordo, do; l?th, Union (Nle), Lofteata.
Vancouver', l-iand: bark Otwu, Thorndiks. d ...
Hailed 31 ay is fcbip guinuru (Guat>, Manning, Cal4e#%
Autulogiutu HXtti liiikiuli.
AMERICAN i'OETi
ALEXANDRIA, June 1 '??Arrived, sch rs Stephen Mo^
nV'.ni, T i'i'i' *ud E O Knight, fur Georgetown!
S i If J . , ,r1 'V* "nu B Kl?ld?, for Washington.
uti?tiiv ? (lruiu (fuur^dtuMU). ?.
i Arrived. steamer Pierian (Br),
IInriio, Liverpool: e?-lir< John It CbalfVe. Buuli. Harbor
1 11 ' ; i I i; rr,L"* Jf, T"?n???d. Philadelphia: J G
juond Va llobokeu j Ilattio OouMt.s, Bishop. KicU
rieared?Steamers Marathon (Br), Garrett. Liverpool
* IB iiuwn, Ualtinmru; schrs Samtul Loulce Tbri'
Bum., Havtl; * V XV Simmon,. PhUadHphU * ( J'
BALTIMORE. June 1(1?Arrived, C..plan (Br)
I-roeka. Liverpool. jlrauuscliMreig nicr) Cmliia/l-i. u?
men: KlUatoib. Clark. Aew Vorl; Wo, U^r.Vc. II ow?
Boston; bark- A da i art?*r. A burgh. N*uvu??a ' Acacia Hh*t?*
Bermuda: llriuiWa (Bri, Purtur. Belfast seb'rs Hella Il.rdv*
Kennebec; M K Downer, do: Uara E Mnietou Bwujuf'
Mary Maukin. New Bedford; Eodnuy Parker, Xew'ffaven *
Al?n arrived. ahip Kiemerhm-o (tier). Hollies Bi-aiuun
ba>k lli-r.'liM IN>>r), Moroerg, Gloucester, K. ' 1
Ctaared?Steauiers Mcdullao. March, Providence- Kal
roil. Kit by. Charleston; Luuia?, W'ulki-r, Kdeutou ' N C?
ship Grey Esgle, Lucas. Klo Janeiro; barki Milan (Ami'
Mlllliiovich, West IIsrtinpiMil, ht Levanter Vesner'
Konl^sberu; bri? Silaa X Martin. Brown. Barbados; senrs
PTWiIIeiis. W'ilielts, Cjariisiob; Cornelia. Tail. IParta
mouth. '
A No cleared, steamer Josephine Th unpson. Moore New
York : aciir t'ulviu I- linker, Boston.
Mailed?Steamer Gmcla (Sp); barks Paladin (Arc), Koaa
Svi-iro (Nor), Kasettu Padre (Ital); brigs Mary Rloe. John
\1 eilc v.
HKl)\S\VIOK. (in. J line j(}?Arrived, brlr Laura Ger
trude. Kiak. New Voik.
BULL RIYKR. Sil, June 14?Arrived, bark Hero (Roa).
Ilonderaon, Hio Janeiro; briir Maggie, Para.
Cleared?Brig Anuie A Sophie (BrJ, Allen, United King.
dura. _
.. JunB 14?Arrived, bri# Isaac Carver. Williams,
1 liiladiilpliia; acbr Mcksturg, Weutworth. do via Sandy
Point. Jas O'lJounhui). Warren, Pbllad-lphia.
l.'itb? Sailed, aciir LouUa Bllas. Htrong, Brit tot, B|
UaiiKea, N?<ir York; Serena 8. Kendall, do.
BKLKA.NT. Juno H-Arrived achra Penmylvania. SavanL
New \ ork ; Hull, Lark, liutcbiiiKa, tioorgetowa. DO: Um
D Kullcrton (llr). Crane. Oieni'ueuoi.
Sailed Hill, S J tlilniore. Sylvester, Xew York: 9th. D K
Ari.y, Kyan, City Point to load for Boston; Mary Hi
Kllawortb, to load lor Nnvr York.
Sailed 1"th. all In C P Carter (probable nana, new, 1,880
tuna), Iterriniitn, Banzor '
MA I'll. June 14?Arrived. ?ehra Modesty (of Xew York).
paaaiM up; Jaiues K Bayiea. Xlckeraon, Portland, to load for
Baltimore: Tueroaa Wolf, l.'i.amuiou, Boaton. to load for
PhiliiilelaUio; Addle II Baron. Harou; James II Gordon
Champion; Jesaie Midiileton, Whitaker, and Lena Hunter'
Sum ra. do for do; Whl:e Koaiu, Dix. do, to load for Xew
Yorri; K It U'heuton. Jarvls. do. do; Annie E Martin, Miek
eraoii. do do; Win WIUuu, Jones, Philadelphia.
i Sailed?Schra K It Ualnl, Mayhew, Philadelphia; Jacob
Kienzle, Steelman, do; Wm B Phelps, Waaliluffton; Marr
Klla, Stapiea.Xew York; J II De Wnir, Crowell, Baltlinnra;
C VV Lewis, II upper, Charleston; Km ma Hart, Wall Baltl'
m'>re.
15th?Sailed, schrs R D Endicott, Carroll, Naw York;
Alice Borda. Taylor. Philadelphia; Charles E Smith, do:
David Clarkanti, Ireland, do; Jolin II Hancock, HallatU
UvorK0t"wn; Cnarlea ? ICaviuoud, Kolley. .
BRISTOL, June 14?Arrived, schr Condova, Wilson, Phil
adelphia.
aiC'fA Jana 15?^Arrived, schr Sallla Course/,
Sipple. Pliiladeipbia.
l?th?Arrived bark Delia (Xor), Caspars*?. Liverpool.
Also arrived bri* Arro?raiita KrolUa (So), LI ado. llavaaat
;ehr Mary A llever, Ilogdou, Port Antonio. Ja. for Maw
York (see tniacelii.
Also arrived, aciir Rosa Kppln?rer. Baylls, New York.
( leareu-Stoamer Cleopatra, Bufklev. Xew York.
\ riaols are detained here by heary seas aad unsettled
DIGIiTON*. June 13?Sailed, schr Emily 0 Dannleoa.
Allen, New York.
KUEKPORT, J une 7?Sailed .hark Eureka, Wallace. San
Franciaco. *
KORTKR8S MONROE. Jnne 15-8atled. bark Die Hal
math (Oer). Kraeft ('rom Londonderry), Baltimore.
!? ALL RIVER, June 14?Sailed, schr Jenule Rosalene.
Tooker, Oeoruetown. DC.
15th?Arrived, steamer Defiance, Shropshire, Pblladel
phi A.
Also arrived, steamer Empire State, PbtlUps. Philadel.
pulo.
GLOUCESTER. Jiiiio 16?Arrived, bark Marr McKee,
Sharp, Cadlx; schr Henry C Winship. Doane, TrapanL
MOBILE. June Hi?Arrived, mIira Linda, Whltmora,
Kinu'atDii, Ja: Alice T Boardman, Boyd. do.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 15?Cleared, schrPalma, Weeks.
St Murks. ^
Arrived?Steamer Hartlen (Br), Liveipnol.
Kitli?Cleared, ships Baden. Doane. and Western Empire,
Grosier, Liverpool; bark Sheffield (Br), Llthgow, Cork; schr
Sopliiu kranz, D>er. Boston.
PamskT June 13?Sailed, steamer New Orleans. New York:
bark Harold (Fr), Havre.
ltith?Arrived, steamer St Louia (Br), Reid. Liverpool via
Havana
Sailed-BarUsMargherlta Oalatola (Ital;, Cette; Lortor
Vale (llr), (llusicow.
NORFOLK, June 14?Arrived, sloop Elisa Jones. Jaaes
New N ork. * '
(Br)- Wilson, Demorara.
NEWBURY1 ORT, June IS?Sailed, schr Elvia Davla
Arms! runK, Philadelphiii.
NEW BEDFORD, June 14?Arrived, schr flawmel O
Hart, Kolley, Philadelphia.
i ?Sailed. so*ir? Idsa K Latham, Georgetown, DO: Ia>
land Cltv, New York. '
NEWPORT, June 14 PM?Arrived, schr Blliitlw^
w ickson. Providence for New York (and sailed 18tb).
York"1' I'M-Arriv*d> ych' BMties^ Kane, firoas Mm*
Passed up, schr J 8 Crowlev, for Somerset.
Sailed, schrs Lillle O Wells, for Port Johnson: Artist.
Clement. New Bedford for New York; Orenp. Conner)
Kllsabethpnrt for Aucusta, Me; Pointer, Dill, Provldonoe
for New \ ork; Luna. Wells, do lor do; Tunis Bodiae, Hilvto,
Irom y all River for do; Anson Brown, Mills. Providence for
New \ork.
In port, schrs Commonwealth, Smith, from Roeklaodi
Albert Jameson, Candage. Providence for New York; Tills*
E Hasklns, Dlghton, lor PoitKhkeepia; Phoebe Ellaabetb,
Mapes Providence for Now York.
Sailed from Seadkumet River 15th. schr Ana T Ill?la
Bacon, from Perth A to boy lor Lynn. " "
NEW LONDON, June 15?Arrived, sehrs Susan Scrantoa.
New York for Providence; Bela Peek. Port Johaeon tee
New Beaford; R P King, do for Prnvideneo; Was T Elmora,
Newbury; C arlsso Allen. Xew York; Wm H Bowen. Peoghl
koepale for Now Bedford ; sloop Miller, New York for pntt
Sailed?Sehrs El wood Barton. Addle Corson, fTsrriet
Thomai, and ITncns, tor Alextndris
NE\V HAVEN, Jnne 15?Arrived, schrWa Wood, Par>
sons. New York
PAROAGOULA, June 8?Arrived, schrs MaboL llksitl
Key W est; R W Brown, Smith. Xew Orleans,
Cleared?Ship Sandnaky, Lowden, Brest.
i>th?( leared. bark Raoul (Fr), Prodo, Havre.
13th?Arrived, bark Julia Ernestine (Fr). Tiaksida
Rouen. v '
Cleared?Brie Mohawk (Br), Murphy, Liverpool; sehr J
C Koad, Crowley, Sa^na.
18th-Arrived, bark Rochelais (Fr), Reload, Dunkirk.
Cleared?Bark Villa de Camillas (dp). Font. Toulon
PENSACOLA, Jnne 15?Arrived, bark Padanc Paokal
(Oer). Schulti, Havana. ^-uang ranset
PORT ROYAL, SC, June IB?Arrived, steamer Oaroad*
let, McCreerv, Kernaudina for Xew York.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15?Arrivea, sohrs Henry Oele.
Chadwlck. Newport; E E Petten?ill, York. Bath; Philadel
phla Boeman, do; Jos Hay, Butler. Providence; Alaira
JVooley. Kinir, Danversport-; John Rose, TaUm. Boaton:
Lucy Jones, Mayliew. New Haven. ^ *
10th?Arrived, steamers Roman, Crowell, Boeton- Tona
wanda. Sherman, Providence; May Flower. Davidson. Naw
York; bark S W llolhmok, Mitchell. Cardenas? bri^m?
lla. Neal, Medina; s'lirs A Huruhatn, Baxter. Oardinari
MHl^aA Wine^Winer.de: Mabel > Staple.,^cSSXi
M ill i am H Her, w hart on. do: Frank G Dow. Gaffe do: Elvis
i PetlenxUl. York, Bowdoinhaui. *
j:ieared-JSteamers Juniata. Catharine. Savannah; Nor
??? JK . l:lve,V Philadelphia. Davis. Now Yorki
ship Dr Barth (t.er). Ilaiiaeu. Cork for oruers, via Baltl
rncre; bark John Ham net (Ital). Pedona, Bristol ^ schrt
Owen P Hinds, Glendwinn, Bath: Roger Drury. Crie, Boe
ton ; Crlssie Wright, C.ark. do; II M Bnell. Ireland Rox
bury; C O Sniltb, Atwood. Taunton;J 0 Cottiauham. Arrea
Lynn; Martha Welsh. Appleton, Westerly; J L I.each;
Johnson. Providence ; Ann E Safford, Ketcbura, Pawtucket!
Roadinir RK. No 34. Adams, .New London; C iiaddeu.
Marti, Millville; S C Park. Rocap, do. ^
Also cleared, steamers Perkioman, Pierce. New York
Berks .Pendleton, Boston; Hercules. Swasey. Fall River:
bar** \Ve*tpnld (Nor). LurH^n, Koiiitrsbenc; Kdmund (Gsr).
Lange. Bremen; Fredig (Nor). Andersen. Lnbec; Sacra
?nemo (Br), l-rnzcr. Lynn; Xiobo (Nor), Olson. Cork- An
gio'etto Bosso (ltsl), Chiosa, Hnll; llermeliu (8w), Boyes
sen, Kilrusli. * '
Sailed, steamer .Tunlsta.
I.kwk* Del. June 16?ArHved, barks Anstidss (Xot)%
W old. Autwern, for nnlors; Soiled to 'ltsl), Msrcone Genoa!
.Sail d-Bark Lavarello Succero (Ital), Glaaonl (from
Dublin), Kaitimorc.
In purt?Brig John Welsh, Jr. wlndbound.
PORTLAND, Me, June 14?Cleared, bark Oeean Pearl,
lleneley, Kennebec, to load for Charleston, BO: brig Sarah
Wallace (Br), iteed, St John, NB.
15th?Arrived, steamer Kalmoutn, Halifax: aehrToronto.
Boston, to load tor New York.
Cleared?Schr Tillie Martiu, Xew York.
Sailed?Barks Ocean Pearl, John Mathews: brin A B
Peuneil, Sarah Wallace. Katie; schrs Minnie C Taylor aad
Others.
yJ6tb?Arrived, brig Annie D Torrey, Kennebec for New
v?52^?E5<,5> J."09 l-r>?Arrived^ steamer Elect ra,
Jouug New ^i.rk; schrs Annie Laland. Homer, Pensaoola;
Thos W Uavens, Brown, Georgetown DC
Sailed Sclira Karl P Mason. Nickersoa."Georgetown, DO;
J J Moore. Rackett, <lo; fc II Braios. Raynor; Klcavo, Cnr
t a, and Exeter. Pendleton, New York; M M Merrimaa.
Crane, Fall River, to load for Norfolk.
PhiudeTphiaKKT' JUa" 15~s"1'*d- kch"' Oo^esa, K.Uejk
Kit il MO.\D, June 14^?Cleared, bark Sataasa (Ras) Fla?
kcuherc, ltica. ?
Sailed?llrirf Dsiav, McCarthy, Elsinore for orders.
SAN FRANl'ISCO, June S?Arrived, brigs Sea Walt
Smith. Columbia River: Orient. Swan da wan
Cleared?steamer Loa Angeles, lDga'lls, Wlhnlngtoa; bark
< vane, Perrimnt., Honolulu; brig Masard, Walker. Part
Sailed?Ship Gen Butler, Webb, Pert Gambia; barks D O
Murray. Fuller, Honolulu; Brontess. Wiekberg, Port Gam
ble; Tijuc i (Fr), Chiebotirir, Liverpool.
1.>th?Arrived, ?hlp Cleopatra, Doane, Yokohama; berk
Iuxlewood iBri, Bockelbauk, Newcastle X8W
?>?* otlnir star. Sholi, Hamburg via La Paa.
sa\ ANNAII, Jnne Iti?Arrived, steamers Hermsaa Liv>
??K"toii. Mai lory. New York; Saragassa. Hooper. Baltlmorei
hrlg Jusliua Klug (Br), llowland, Cardenas for Falmoath,
SIONIXC.TOX, June 14-Arrived. schrs Shamrock, Troy:
A G l.awaon. Mehrhof, and Hannah E Brown. Ilaverstraw
for Providence; Tunis I?epew. Baker. New York for doi
l aladiuiu. Rider, do for do; h A I Oakley, Newman Ron.
d?ut for Paw:ucket: Wm M Everett, Port Johnson^To', Pr^I.
Idence; Sarah A Valcner. do for do; Brandy wine, bomb
River for do; Raehol Jane, Brown, Rondout for Bostum
T?ill?ht. W arwick Trenton for New Bedford
Hart. New York lor Providence (and ail remained In nort ai
mmn l.till.
WILMINGTON NO. June 15?Cleared, schr Yreka,
Mt.ori', Ni?w Is union.
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