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Governor Hayes at His Home
in Cclumbus, Ohio.
Character and Purpose of the Meet
ing at Cincinnati.
The Man Everything?The
Platform Nothing.
Views of the Nominees on the
Leading Political Questions.
HO CHANCE FOR THE BLOODY SHIRT.
Carpet Baggers and Scallawags
Nothing to Hope For.
MR. BELCHER ON THE COMING MAN
COLimaiTH, Ohio, June 18, 1870.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall O. Huberts, ex-Governor and
Mr*. E. 1). Morgan and Mr. Eliot F. Shcpard, of New
York, paid a visit this evening to Governor Hayes, at
bis official residence, on Capitol square. There were a
low other visitors, friends of the Governor and resi
dents ol the town present, and the eveuiug was passed
In an Interchange of social sentiment In the morning
Governor iiuyes paid a visit to the Xlol House, where
shout a dozen ol the members of tlio committee. In
cluding It H. Dana, E. Y. Halo and Edward McPbcrsou,
appointed to acquaint hint with his nomination to the
Presidency, hud remained over for ihu Sabbath. He
was cordial and communicative with all und deepened
run fcs.voB*BUC iMl'KKssftJN
ho made the previous evening by his candid and unaf
fected manner. During the day tho Governor was
luuud in the midst of an interesting circle si his chil
dren, to all appearances as unconcerned by the respon
sibility thrust upon him us uny one ot the little oues
playing ut his ktioe.
AN KSi'IMATK
given ino to-day by one of Governor Uuyos' friends,
who appears to know his character most thoroughly, is
that nobody not on most intimate terms with huu can
uuderstuud fully his largo capacity lor statesmanship.
Uo has a depth of ncrvu and common sense lor which
ho has never received credit. It is impossible to get
him to talk of bimseli, but with tho Hold and the op
portunities to show what ho can Jo he will rise to tho
occasion and auswer all the anticipations of his friends.
Yestcrduy and to-day u host ol newspaper men ironi
all parts ot tho country culled to
1NTXKV1KW TIIK UOVXKNOK,
tut without success So far the Hrkald representa
tives have boon tbo only people with wuom he has in
terchanged any ideas worth publishing. With the ex
ception ol those already meuiioiied few politicians
called upon bun us politicians, which is rather a cred
itable fact. He is not disposed to talk much on politics.
He believes
THJS KSPl'BUCAM 1MKTY
bus not yet performed its whole mission, and that it
would be a calamity to tho country If it failed to fulfil
It. Of Ulumo he speaks in high terms, and ho ha*
words of eulogy and regard for Conkliug, Morton and
liristou. lie says be hopes tbo ablo aud experienced
men of tbo republican party will sustain him, as ho has
no idea of boiug thought a compelem exponent of re
publican principles. In bis way he will do nis host, but
he needs all the help tho best representatives o(. the
party can allord him. Governor Hayes appoarod
neither elaiod nor depressed, and said ho was like
Montaigne iu one respect, and practised the philosophy
of never ropining at his lot.
AFTER THE CONVENTION.
WHAT WAS 1T.OPOBKD AND WHAT ACCOM
PLISHED? THE CANDIDATES AMD THS LEAD
ING liEI'CBLICAN IDEAS.
Wasuixotox, Juno 18, 1878.
The Cincinnati Convention scattered to all the points
ol the compass as quickly as the railroads could carry
Its members out ol the hot and grimy Queen City, and
on tho crowded trains the various eventu of the excit
ing week were energetically discussed by the delcgules
and others.
|> It Is a matter of remark that the Convention was not
aJtsjdjr tr.ccilug for consultation as to tbo most prudent
mot-urcs lor the party or country. It was composed
of tho lollowors ol did ore til prominent candidates,
each set determined to do the utmost to secure the
nomination ol its man. The piatiorin was in nobody's
mind ; was scarcely mentioned either before or alter
Its adoption. It Is douhtlul If ten of the delegates who
roted lor it have yet read Ik Tho whulo struggfc was
ever the nominations.
THS SLOTS AXD INTRIOC1S
(or tho two places on tho ticket resulted lu some most
lingular combinations. Hayes, Conkliug and Blaino
had 110 combinations with others su lar as is kuowu.
The lrionds ol Governor Hayes, seeing tho ardor and
determined persistence ol tbo struggle, wisely held
aloof aud bided their time. Mr. Conkling's irieuds
found the Hayes men either uuuble or unwilling to
give It mi tho vote ol Ohio and at one time lookod to
Illinois for u Vice President lor their ticket, fit soon
saw that they had nothing to expect there.
Governor Morgan's frivuds ottered htm as
a candidate for the second placo with
Hristow, Hayes aud Wasbburne, and when tho Uristow
men wore most hopeful tlicy bad sottled upon Mr.
Morgan us their Vice President.
Mr. Washhurnu had no prominent Iriouds In the
Convention or outside of it to urge his pretousionr.
li was thought at oue time that a concentration upon
bnu might have been cllectod had he had irieuds or
influence to work for him. The same is true of Mr.
Pish, whose name was oticn mentioued. II the Bris
tow men had, at one stage of the business?say on
Wednesday?chosen to withdraw their candidate and
Substitute Mr. Pish lu his place they could probably
buvo secured his nomination by energetic work. But
they were determined to stand by their chosen man to
the last.
XOKTOX ASP HRISTOW.
The combination which attracted the most atteutlon
lor Its apparent incougruiiy was tnat between the Uris
tow and Morton incu. This was thought curious, be
muse Mr. Mortou is known to entertain extreme views
til tbo .Southern question, while Mr. llristew was the
mudidatc ol the liberals, woo have all along bcou utt
erly o,?po-ed (o Senator Morion, largely because ins
kiuihern policy Is hateful to them. Moreover Mr. Mor
a nivalis to linlaiioii aud soft money; Mr. Hristow was
the candidate ol Mr. Scburx. a pronounce 1 hard meuey
?tan. Hie coalition bclweeu the two liiereiorc natu
rally excited remark as being not lit the natural order.
But it is probable that the two men do not disagree on
the Southern question, Mr. Uristow beiug understood
to hold that the lederal government baa tho right aud
Juty to interlero lu tho local aflairs of the South when
svor It nioy ibiuk this necessary.
T1IK BLOOD* SIIIRT AND TUK XOMINKB.
Considering the pain* every speaker bcloro the Con.
e< utlon, front General Log in dowu or up, took to raue
"iho bloody shirt,'' to denounce tho democratic party
is a danger to tbegcuuntry, anu to talk ol or bint at the
, wrongs ol the Southern blacks, D is a liUle amusing
that the Convention, alter a.l, nominated two ntun,
both of whom are opposed to an extreme policy in
(Southern ntlairs, and neither or whout will raise the
bloody shirt or encourage any one the to do so. Mr.
IVboetcr la kuowh as Uie author of the Louisiana com
premise ol hut year, which was intended to edecl such
t settlement of political disputes lu that State
tn would leave the ledtral government no
further excuse lor Interference, and Mr. Wheeler's
compromise measure was bitterly, though vainly. ?p
poeed by Messrs. Packard. Pmchback and yearly all tho
loading republican politicians except Governor Kel
logg. As to Governor Mayes, whose opin.ous now be
come n mailer of public Importance, be doee uot. II Is
nle to any, believe that the federal government can
? ??? hi ?efullr interfere la the local aflatrs at the
Southern States. Ho supported, while In Congress, all
the measures of reconstruction which the republicans
then adopted, und doubtless does not regret having
done so; but he is of those who believe that the
Southern States ought now to bo allowed to
rulo lu their own internal affairs precisely a* the
Northern States do, aud If he should become Presi
dent, while he would not permit grave und dangerous
dlsturimnccs In uuy part of the couutry be would not
bolster up ineltictcnl und corrupt State governments In
the South, nor make the led oral power the tool ot
uosigu ug carpet-hag politicians, as has been douu too j
much during tbe last low years, lie will, It Is quite
sale to say, disappoint the carpel-bag und bloody shirt
politicians of the South and their extremist allies lu
the North.
KBVBMl'X AND TARIFF QCKSTIOX*.
It may be added that Governor lisyea is known to
havo made for some years a close and careful study
ol the revenue and tariff questloua, and, while
he is a person of great moderation, ho leans
decidedly to the opinions ot those who deairo a
lower and simpler tariff, aud closei commercial rela
tions with the nations upou the two American con
tinents. Ho is likely to give considerable and intelli
gent attention to these qucslious und, il he should bc
coiiio President, to select his cabinet somewhat with
relation to the opinions aud knowlodgo of Its members
upon them.' Ol courso be Is a hard money man, and
he would probably, hud he been consulted, made tho
currency plank ol the Cincinnati pluilcrm less 11amby
pwoiby than it is, lor he learned in the Onto canvass
last lull that it la safest to meet that Issue squarely
aud courageously und not bv evasions which
excite tho suspicions and discontent of both hard uud
soft mouey men.
TUB CINCINNATI CONVENTION
was an excellent body of men, above the average of
such bouios lu intelligence uud conduct. It was col
lected in uu execrable building, badly veutilatcd, lu
which the speakers could inuKe themselves heard ouly
by buwliug, and whero it was very dllllcull to maintain
order amid the inteuso excitement and extreme heat,
liul the Convention transacted us business with
patience, uud on tho streets uud In the hotels, though
the crowds wcro dense und the strife arduous and even
b'tter, there was no disorder, no druukonucss and no
quarrelling*.
BKOTHEll BEECHElt
HIS THOUGHTS A1JOUT THE TICKET?WHY HE
PREFERRED BLAINE PERSONALLY?HE BE
LIEVES HAYES AND WHEELER A WINNING
PAIR?HE St'MS UP QUANT, WA8HBUUNE,
BBISTOW AND THE REST?A PREDICTION.
"I was a Blaine man all through the Convention,"
said Henry Ward Beechor yesterday altcrnoon, as he
looked over the top ol a Sunday Hkkalu at the inquir
ing gaze ol a Hkkalu reporter. "I was very hopeful
lor his nomination, although down to tho timo ot his
maguiflcont light 1 cared but little about liiru. If ho
had been nominated there would havo been a stirring
campaign, with heavy blows given and taken. Hu
would huve created nu enthusiasm among the young
men of the nation that no other candlduto could
pffBsibly havo gotten up. I at no time
believed that Conkling could get the nomiua
tiou. Ho is in his proper place, and
docs the devoir admirably, no deserves all tho good
things tho Hkkalu has said of huu, hut his friends
should huve known better than to keep him so long in
the light. They should have known to a certainty
what reversible strength he hud, and when they fouud
they could not win with htm, should havo gracefully
retired when it was within llioir power to numo the
candidate. Instead ot that they were outrageously
beaten and subjected their friend to a most unneces
sary humiliation."
Kkpoutkk?But wouldn't the nomination of Blaine
have uecossilateU a
UKPIXHIVE CAMPAIGN T
Mr. Bbeciier?Well, you soe Mr. Blaine's idea of
defenco constate in attacking bis enemy so vigorously
that tbo defence comes from tbe ether side. Yes, that
element would bave boen unfortunate, and, doubtless, so
far us the republican purty >s concerned, It Is better as It
is. The prime essential in a campatgu like this Is to have
a candtdato against whom nothing can be said. But
there are very few of tbat kind of men! I^be Presi
dency hits become a kind of lottery anyhow, and we
have to lake the good with the bad. Bometlmos wo
get a good President and sometimes we don't.
Reporter?Do you know
GOVERNOR HA VIS
personally?
Mr. Bebchrr?No, but I know of him. Re has come
up since 1 moved East, but I know about him. Ho
will not make a brilliant campaign ? >r a brilliant Presi
dent; but ho is a sound, practical, reliable man of
good common senso and an excellent war record,
which, by tbe way, appears to be a great point with
both partios. I do not look at these matters as a par
tisan. If I know myself
I AM NOT A PARTISAN,
and I say, with the Interest of the country at heart
tbat I do not think tbe democratic party Is quite ready
to bave control of tbo government. 1 do not believe In
reviving llio ante-war feeling, nor In recalling tbe war
sentiment. I don't believe there would bave boen so
much made ol those elements as is gcuorally
supposed had Mr. Blaine boen nominated. But
still I think it best that tbo power ol tbo government
.should be retained a while longer in the bands of the
republican parly. And, therefore, while 1 should huvo
preferred Biaiuu, I am glad Governor Hayes has the
nomination. 1 know nothing of Mr. Whoeler except
I what I am told and read, but from all accounts tic, too.
| appears to be an unusually sensible, practical, well
< balanced man.
1 RsptiKTEK?Neither of tbcm has the
PERSONAL maonktism
! of Mr. Plaltie.
Mr. Bkbchkr?t bato tbat word. All tbia talk of
personal magnetism is so much bosh. If u roan pro
duces edi cts it's because ho has brains lu Ins bead
and knows bow to use tbcm, not becaitso
bo bus an extra furnaco In his body. Mr. Bialoe
bus developed a surprising degreo and amount of
: power, but it's In Ills brains, not lu his body. He will
' do utl in Ins power to muke the ticket a success lie
i ought to be In i be Cabinet and not go to the Senate. The
; Senate is well enough lor old men, but Blaine has a
? future which ought not to be rusted in the Seuuto. Ho
, either should have a place in the Cabinet or go bank to
the House as the leader. He'll make his murk a long
| time yet.
Kkvortbr?Grant didn't bave much of a show, did
he?
Mr. Bkachkr?Not a particle. These investigations
' and d seoverles convinced Hrant's friends, even if tbey
| ware t>?l corviuced before, that there was no hope lor
him. Tbe Convention, to lie sure, mentioned him lu
' their resolutions, hut It was a kind ol mention not
worth much?something like the story they tack on to
l>r. Osgood, who, on entering heaven, is supposed to
I meet 1'aul and say, "Ah. I'aul. Haul; oh, ves, I hollevo
I I did hear you mentioned somewhere;'' nnd that's
about all tbe Convention did lor UrabL They men
| tloned him.
Kbi'urtbk?Does
imirrow's KBSIOXANON
mean anything *
Mr. Ueki'Hkk?I think not. Yon see this is the lag
end of au administration. liristow has notbiug to gain
by stayiug lu mi uncomfortable antagonism, ami his
private business needs bun very much. He lias made
i some reputation and can lake it borne wlfb him, where
It will he of some service. It would do hitn no good
at Washington, where be has literally nothing to liopo
' for.
Reporter?How do you acrount for
1 washiuhmc's lack
. of strength In tbe Convent Ion *
Mr. Beeciikr?Wsshburne has alienated tbe con
fidence and regard ol evory leading mini In Illinois. He
did so before he went abroad They used to say as
long ago as theii that lis had held on lo lbe parly until
be had got all he could Irom H and th> n he dropped it,
took no interest in us ailairs. kepi away from lis con
ventions?In la<?i, led ti. And that raised a corre
sponding leeling among the leaders which finally grew
into autacoaiafn, nnd they vowed they would never do
more lor bun. And they won't, f am disposed to
think the party has made the
MRST PGSslBLE NOMINATION
lor suei ess. I'eeeotiRily I shall take no active part In
Uie canvass There Is no occasion for it. Hut I sin
cerely hops for the election of Hayes and Wheeler, and |
! have no doubi, with proper management. It will lie
1 stcured. Hayes is personally and politically popular
i at home. They know him there thoroughly' and like
lum He made a splendid Ggbt therein the gultcrna
1 torial rami sign. Every one agrees thai he did not
only well but splendidly. He is said lo imisscsk the
< qualities and traits Just now essential lor tho
rest ration of confidence in the minds of the
people. lie will lie supported with great unan
imity by the party and the party leaders. The
friends of Mr. funkllng would not have supported
i Mr, Itlaino ?itn an> heart, nnd certainly those of Mr.
Blame would not*have rallied about a Conkling ban
ner with great enthusm-m. Against Hayes none of
then has any leeling. He is not only negatively strong
j with Ibcae fictions, hut positively strong as one who
has an unimpeachable record, and went to tho Iront
with energy and seat. The nomination ol
MR- WlfKRI.KU
; was Judlcmus and wise. It secures a cordial support
i from the men wbo went shouting for Conkltug as a
New Yorker. Mr Wheeler was a promt
j nrnt candidate for tho gubernatorial noun
' nation* aud his selection lor the national
ticket Teat es a place unoccupied, which will he filled
by some other strong muu. thereby securing the en
thusiasm ol bin friends a* well. Mr. Wheeler's strength in
Near York State is unquestioned. Ho will do more to se
cure tbls State lor the repu dicans than any other could
do Governor Morgan would have dono well, but Mr.
j Wbeeler has geographical as welt as personal political
I strength, and hi# nnm nation was a wise and shrewd
I selection. On tbe wbole, I am quite confident that tbo
Republican Convention aeted with sagacity and dis
cretion, and ihul a triumphant result will confirm that
opinion.
WHAT THE POLITICIANS SAY.
Tburlow Weed said Roscoe Coukliug could not be nom
inated. Ho thought Washburne, Hayes, Hatnillon Fish
or Edwin D. Morgan stood a bottor show. Mr. USalno's
letters, according to the veteran Weed, are not ex
plained, nor are thoy explainable. He believed a
Blaine campaign would bo a defensive fight. Brlatow
us a detective is all well enough, but llristow as a Presi
dent Is u d i lie re in matter.
Krastus Brooks says Joel Parker could carry New
York with groator ease than Samuel J. Tilden.
John Kelly insists that the Empire Slato will be all
O. K. in ihe loll, and says the democratic nominee will
he the favorite, spilt or no split.
Thurlow Wood Bays If Ihe demoerata have sense
enough to nominate Seuator Newton Booth they a il)
give tho republicans a lively Ughu He thinks they
huven't sense enough.
Kx-Goveruor JJix Is preparing for a campaign of
sport on Long Island's sea-girt shore. He still sees in
his mind's eyo a split at St. Louis, u (allure .before the
people and an election in tho House ol Representa
tives.
Alexander H. Stephens will receive a counterblast
from Vice President Uainiiu aud Thurlow Wood in a
lew days.
William C. Klngsloy, Boss McLtughllu, Thomas Kiu
soilu and other Brooklyn leaders lean toward Newton
Booth 11 L'uclu Saiuuel tails at St. Louis.
Peter Cooper dreads a revolution conceived In pen
ury ami horn in despair.
Joel Parker said recently that a bond fide, war dem
ocrat?like Parker ot New Jersey?wouiu rally ail ihe
bouthorn Stuies, sweep New Vork and curry Sew Jer
sey's ttug straight up the steps el the While House.
Morgan lux will give his spectacles it ibo democrats
cau see their way to hoist ihe name ol JoUu A. BlX.
Proctor Knoll says Old Bill Allen is tuo noblest work
ol' Rod.
Beu llutler thinks there will bo no election by tho
sovereigu people.
All the political par ous are quiet Just now.
Mono ol Boss 'tweed's Ineuds believe in 'l'tldon.
When the bogus ciuuiuu.iu despatch wus read in the
rotunda ol u uown town butt-1 bots wore made mat
Bluiiiu wuuid he nominated on tin- st cuna tiul.ut. V\ hen
us innpiilous nature was disc.used the Blame lueu
withdrew itieir case.
--shed .shook telegraphs troin Cincinnati that it's ail
right.
uovernor English says ho is embarrassed.
tiuvernor Buu.e thinks Joel l'arker would do all lie
promises uud uu ad nu possibly uou d u elected.
Beu Bailor thinks Uiu men who go lo conventions
as delegates aro moid, lie rays it is preieruble to stay
at borne and instruct them.
Uovernor Kenton rays nothing.
Lx-Lieuteuahl Uovernor Wood lord Buys tho llug ol
our country is ag.oriuus tiling and must oo permuted
to wave.
All the Kings couuly delegates start lor Si. Louis
to-morrow they take Chicago in their liue ol march
and propose a lurry ol u uiglu in that hospitable city.
Coiouci John R. follows does not believe m healing
up the war scar between Tammany and Its loos. ilu
minks ihore will no two tickets run at iho lull uieoi-*
lug. Tho ColouoJ is uiie ol tuo knowing fellows.
Mr. lluribert idealizes Bayard and ogles Hen
dricks.
Boo Cameron said be represented the two beauties of
the campaign, ituscoo Coukhog and Governor General
liar n un il
Ciucluuull Gazelle. Richard Smith is easily salislled.
llo caliud loud lor Bristuw, louder ior llayes uud loudest
lor Morton.
Pincuback and Uurueu say ibe colored brother has
had a little ebnucu under Grunt, but tho colored sister
bus been left out iu tho cold.
General Jobu Cuchiaau says the domocruts may
take a hint, 11 liiuy will nutiue that ail the liberal
leudcrs were at Cincinnati.
There was so much noise in tho Convention tliat tho
doiegutos couidu t hear Iho prayer. The telegraph in
slruuieuts were busy, so the delegates, like ihe people,
took the petition ou tick.
V red Ho ugiuss says ibe republican party cannot get
along without Ibo black voto, but his views are col
ored?by prejudice.
Boss Shepherd says ho made a great mistake In
going to the Convention as u contestant without cre
dentials.
Secretary Brlstow takes his buck seat very graco
lully. He suys he bad no thought ol a nomination, uud
tncruioie cannot bo disappointed at another's se.ecuou.
Peter Cooper told a Irieud y ealerduv thai if Tihleu be
nominated at e>L Louis Bill Alien will he elected.
Mrs. bar.ih Speucor said all she hud to say about
woiuun's suffrage In ten minutes. &arah Bpenc'er lime
to good advantage.
Ex-Congressman Poland still wears a blue coat with
brass buttons, aud suys he will hurrah for the ticket.
Very lew ol the Cincinnati delegates had hoads of
hair. Tbey are grave aud diguified and bald headed.
General Logan insists that patriots shall bncklu on
their armor.
Tho democratic lookers-on at the Convention talked
loudly in lavor ol Blaine.
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY.
Bulttmuro Gazette:? "All faces are turned toward tho
rifling sun. 11 old Andrew Johnson was alive now ho
might pity Grant''
Wilmington (Del.) Herald:?"In the selection Grant's
revenge ia complete."
Boston ?"In tho presont despcrato condition
ol the party it is perhaps as well as could be done; but
the candidates do not laeo toward victory."
Builulo Courier:?"Hayes can bopo to make tlio
campaign neither of a Blaine nor a Hristow. But let
us not be misunderstood as pronouncing the Cincin
nati tickot a thoroughly woak or bud one."
Syracuse (N. V.) Courier:?"Tho nomination of
Hayes shows that the rogues aud knaves of the party
still retain control, and propose to run tho country an
other four years. Tho ticket is a ticket that will
arouse no euthusiastu among the musses of the party.
It Is a tickot that is doomed to a cerium defeat in No
vember next."
Kochestcr Democrat:?"The nomination of Governor
Hayes was the result of the wisest thought of the Con
vention, New York, Massachusetts and Ublo cordially
recognizing It."
Alhauy Keening Timet:? "Mr. Hayes is not invincible,
even on his own stumping ground. We believo that
Hendricks could best him lit both Ohio and Indiana.
Thure Is very little danger now llutl the SL l.ouis Con
vention will noniliistn Tiidcn. The buttle hold Is in the
West, where fildou is most odious."
Poughkecpsie (N. \.) 1'rett:?"The 'Great Cnknown'
wus nominated for President yesterday by the repub
licans. Uluiue hauls in bis horns, and Beiltnup, Har
rington, SUcpard and the balance ol the thieves cuu go
home."
Washington Chronicle:?"Althoueh it Is with diffi
culty we lorgivo them tor dclcatiHI Mr. Blaine, yet we
ruunot but Icel that iliev have, by their choice of Mr.
Hayes, done much to condone their taull "
Newark (N. J.) Journal.?"His nomiustlon tails Hat,
tame, lev. It excites no popular response iu the party
and the politicians have hurd work 10 conceal their dis
gust. Muce yesterday count New Jersey sure for tho
sjl. l.ouis cnndidHio."
Bangor (Me.) IVhig?rep:?"We lmvo no disposition to
couceal our regret and disappointment over tho result
ol the Cincinnati Convention."
NewHavcu Rtgider:? 'The republican party has de
serted its geucral?descried not only 'the grandest
combination of heart, conscience and brain' known to
the republican party to-day. as Mr. lugcrsoll, ol Illi
nois, characterized Mr. Blaine, but it lias deserted every
known lender of Its parly, alter the tnshicu ol the
whig* in ls.vg and placed itself under tho command of
the Great Unknown."
Portland (Mc.) Argus:?"This plank ol the platform
was evidently made lor Hristow, und it lits liaycs as the
saddle o( Bucephalus Would III a pony."
Norwich (Conn.) Bulletin:?"As we havo already sug
gested, the lickct as a whole Is a trllle less formidable
tli ill our adversaries loured, and there will he|oy in the
democratic eamp lor n lew days; and yet It is exceed
ingly duuhtlul whether the St. Latum Couvetition can
put up af good names. It certainly cannot select u'.ty
better."
Hoi-ton Advertiser:?"The candidates teprcsent ail
that Is good in the party, aud they will iiudountcdly
curry'Ins und every other republican State by old
fashioned majorities au<l he triumphantly elected in
Novc tolxf."
Provideuce Journal:?"Mr. Wheeler will give groat
strength to the ticket and will worthily bear the high
Honor which the American peopic designate lor bun."
Baltimore (iaiette "fhe republic iit plattorm is a
drag net to catch votes but not to hind the party. The
little rascals can slip through its meshes aud the big
oucs can break through It nt auy point ''
Boston Globe .'?"too action of the Convention will
have the eflect Intended, ol uniting the party, and will
give it, on the whole, an excellent prospect In tbe
race."
Boston /M.'?"Popular oonundrum?Who's Hayes ?"
Worcester (Muss ) rr-ss :?"The oflect or the Clncltt
natl result upon tho republicans ol this city was like
that of a wet dishcloth ou a live coal"
THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.
A special meeting ol tho Union League Clnb will be
held at the club bouse on Wednesday evening, 21st
Inst., at eight o'clock, to respond to the nominations
made l>y the Republican Convention at Cincinnati.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ATM or DBTABTUHZS fZN *KW YORK FOR TBI SOUTHS
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L'topia July 22. London /Bovlinr^Btn
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
NTS AXD MOO*. I HIGH WATKIL
Sail run 4 26 | Gov. Island ovo 6 11
Sun nil 7 33 | Snudy Hook ovo 6 26
Moon ri.es....morn 2 01 | llell Gale. eve 7 50
POUT OF NEW YORK, JUNE IS, 187G.
ARRIVALS.
KKPOBTKO BY THE HERALD HTKAM YACHTS ABB HERALD
WUITESTOSE TKLkUUAPU LIKE.
Steamer kgypt ilir), Urogau, Liverpool June 7 and
Siieeiislowii Stli. with iiidno uu<l (7'J passenger* to John It
ale. June II. let 48 is. Iou 211 ">"J, paced a British .hip
I eon J east. showiuu signals Pllvtj: I2lh. lat I'KO. loll
36 35. tpoks .hip Paistaff ? Br . hence lor Liverpool, and sup
plied her with provision.; 14th. lat 42 12, Iou 4!) 4U. saw a
t'unard and a White Star .teauier hound east: 15tli lat
41 33, Ion 54 53, ahip "Monarch," ol London, do: 17th. 12U
miles cast of Sauilr ilnok. brig Italclulha (Hr), licnee lor
Oporto: II" mil. a east ol'do. an Anchor line steamer, hound
east; lo'i mile, east el do, an luiuau ttcaiuer. do, 87 uiiles
east of do, a Herman st-amer, do.
Steamer Reading. dolburti, Atpinwall May 2ft. Santiago de
Cuba June 7 and Ouaniaiiamo 12th, with iud?e to Win I*
Clyde A do.
Steamer Canlmu (llr). Llddieoat. Bermuda, with ludse
and pas?inters to AK Outeruridtie.
Steamer rtapidan. Mankin. .-oiviunali Juno 14. with mdse
and iiH.sentrers to Murrar. Kerris A Co.
Stesiner Cleopatra. Itiilklvy. Savannah June 10, with
mdse slid passe utters to Murray, Kerris .V do.
Steamer Wyonoke, Onucli. Richmond. t'ltv Point and Nor
folk, with indsu and passeuger* to the Old Dominion Steam
shin lie
Meaiuer \lbemarle. Oib'j*. Lewes, Del. with mdse to the
Old Doiuiuiou Steauishio U?
ship M I'atn, VV'ooo, Antwerp 33 days, in hallast to dhap
inan A Kim. Was off Sable Island 13 day., with heavy
westerly winds.
nark Vulpiui (Ilal), Oneto. Loudon 36 days, with chalk to
Henliaiu A Boyeso*. May 17. lat 4SU3, Iou 11 55, Mlglio
I'aoiu. .eamsn. wa. lost overboard
Hark Neversink. Jarvls, Loudon 26 days. In ballast to
Brett. Son A do.
Hark Norway ,of Boston). Mathews, Hamburg 30 davs.
with mdse to Punch. Kdye A Co,
Hark Cecilia (Itall, dastagitolo. Palermo 7" days, with
(riiit to Sjjohel A Day. vcs.e. to J C ncagcr. Passed Oib
raltar May I.
Hark (iazetle (of New Haven), Dnntse, Demerara, 17
days, with sii^ar and molasses to II Trowbridge's Sous.
Hark Delnhlu (Nor). Lonelily, Havana 14 d?ya. with sugar
to Churles Luting; vessel to huuen. Kd.ve A do.
Hark Scotland din, Wetmorc. diuntucgos, 16 days, with
sutrsr to J Aviles; vessel to matter.
Hark Mary Agnes <Bri. Decost, duihsrien 7 days, with
sugar to Kuowleton A Co : vessel to Bird, i'erkin. A Job.
Hark Continent at. Terhune, Cardenas 7 days, with sugar
and molasses to order; vessel to muster, (in the 13th and
14th lust had strong I) to LShi gales, with u bad cross sea
from NK to SB, during which shipped great quantities of
water.
Brig Kergus (Her). Christiansen. Tobasco 43 days, with
mahogany to order; vessel to Punch, hdyo A do.
Brig W D Andrews, Wilson. Ht Marc 7 days, with logwood
to It Murray. Jr.
Brig Sarah 1, Hall, Morrell. Snb i June 2 and St Thumas
4th, with sulphur ore to O W (icsiier; vessel to master.
ilrig Mary d Mariner. Tltcmnb, Havana 10 days, with
sugar to 11 II llowell. Sou and do; vessel to Crocker, Wood
A Co.
Brig Leonora, Blood, Caiharion ft days, with sugar and
mulasios to order; vessel tu Swan A Sou.
Brig Moruing Star (Bri. Borden, Sagna 14 days, with
sugar tu 'lucker A Lighthuru; vessel tu Simpson, Clapp
Brig II 11 Cleaves. Cumuiin, Sagua 14 davu, with sugar to
S A \V Welsh; vessel to J II Winchester A Co,
Sclir Impulse. Knunlree. of au>l Irom Belice, Hon. 17 days,
with logwood. Ac. to Leaycraft A Co, June 16, lat 36,
Ion 75, spoke whaling bark Merlin, of and lor New Bedford,
with !,7<IU bbls oil.
Sclir A L Bird. Lawrey, Mont ego Kay. Jn. 13 days, with
logwood, Ac, to k Busseli A Co; vessel to Overton A Haw
kins.
Scbr Siimmervllle, Ryan, Puerto Plata 12 dtys. with fus
tic. Ac. t<> Bertram Brothers; vessel to W A Ruse A Co.
Sclir D P Keeliug, Bennett, Arecibo, PR, U days, with
sugar to C 11 Russell; vessel to master
S.-hr Lucy llamm<>nd (of Machias), Robinson. Monte
Crisli 7 days, with logwood. Ac. to J D Rivera A Co; vessel
tu Chase. Talbot! A do.
Schr Jessie B Smith. Tyler, ftagua 11 days, with nxtlasses
i Huntley, (Jildorsisove A Co.
to Vt'avdell A do; vcs-ul to
Si-1,r William Douglass, Mclndoe, Harscoa 7 days, with
fruit to Oomes A Pearsall; vessel to B J Weuaberg. *
Sclir D Sawyer, Curatniogs. Harscoa 8 days, with fruit to
T J Madge ; vessel to 1 H Staples.
Schr Jacob J Houseman, ltyder, klentbera 4 days, w 1th
piues to James Douglass; vessel to B J Weudberg. June
15, lat 33. Ion 75, saw schr Mary 0 Decker, Irom New York
for Nassau.
Schr Kva. Wand, Virginia.
Schr L 11 Hopkins. Predmnre. Virginia.
Sclir (Kenwood, Halluck, Virginia tor Hartford.
Sclir Senator Crimes, Csssady. Calais 10 days, with lum
ber tu Wilson llodirey. Will discharge at Handy llook.
PASSED THROUGH HULL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of Fitchborg, Springer, New Bedford for
New York.
Steamer Klectra. Young. Providence for Now York,
steamer Tlllle. Muring. New London and Morwicn for New
York.
Scbr Abbte W Uodgman, llodgman, Sbnlee, NS, for New
York.
Schr Evelyn, Fowler, Two Rivera, NS, for Now York.
Scbr Jw Scott (Br). MvQuald, St John, NB, for New
York.
Scbr Soa Lion iBr) Mclntlre, St John. NB, for New York.
Schr Kliia B Beard (Br/, tiowell, St John, NB, for New
York.
Scbr Fannie 0 Warner, Dlckimon, Middle town for New
York.
Schr J F Carver, Oray. Calais for New Y'ork.
Scbr Millie Frank. KdwarvL, Providence for New Y'ork,
Bohr Joint C Seed, Keed. Portland for New Yora.
Schr Kuuna K Smaller. NcFadden, Lnbee tor New York.
Schr Andrew Peteri, Torry. Calale lor New Y'ork.
Scbr 1 boa Hull, .louea, Hmnliiglou for New York.
Scbr Hannah K Brown, Sackott, Providence for New York.
Scbr Couttltutlou, Young. Provideuco for Now York.
Scbr Naiad Uueen, smith. Providence tor New York.
Sclir Viola, Dudley, Machine lor New Y'ork.
Scbr Jobu L Merritt. Merrill. Motion for New York.
Scbr Julia A Crawfoid. Hatch, Providence for New Yorn.
scbr Eleanor, llogau. Newport for New York.
Schr II A Dewitt. Bath lor New York.
Scbr Edwiu. Summit. Providence for New York.
Scbr J at M Baylea, Arnold. Providence for New York.
Scbr Marietta Smith, Preatou. Oreenport for New York.
Sclir Harriet. la-wit. Providence for .Sew York.
Scbr Flora King. Kawvnr. Calais tor New York.
Sclir Y'olant, Adami, EINwortn lor New Y'ork.
Schr llrr>>ert Manion, Crowoll. Koekport for New York.
Scbr A T Kiiwlaud, Howland. Bath for New Y'ork.
Schr Hem, Thomas. Kocklanil lor <cw York.
Scbr Samuel P liodwtn, Williams. Stamford tor Now York.
BOUND EAST. ?
Sehr Reno, Shaw, Am boy lor Milton. Me.
Scbr J S Lamprey. Wolf, AmOoy for Boston.
Schr Harvest, Oorwin, New Y'ork for Providence.
Scbr Excelsior. Blydenbucg, Port Johneon lor Providence.
Schr I. M Si rout, Clements, llobokcu lor Button.
Scbr lleo D Perry, Flynii, Amboy for Bolton.
Wind at auniet. SE ; ul midnight. SB.
Barometer at auuaet. 30.08.
Ilttkai.n Trucgraimi STAfioa, )
YViilTa.iTo.VK. 1,1. Juue 18, 1870. I
The schr Annie Colter ihr>. for St Jo in, NB. went to tea
this AM. Kara speedwell (Br). for the Pira-ui. and brig
Euroclyden, lor (Juecnstown. remain at prvluutly reported.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The partem of atearnera Beading and Canlma will please
accept our tbanki lor favors.
Scuu E Jt (? W Hivus, Ilill, from Boston, got ashore on
Clara's Ledge, near Todd's Head, bin Intl. but calue off
without apparent damage, by assistance of a crew from tHo
L mted SiMet cutter Woodbury, and arrived at Calais loth
Sena Skth W Smith. Marshall. from Calais tor Laralatb
(Scotland), belore reported lu collision with the sclir Jndox,
put Into hasttxirt on the 8th lint. Damage, ll any. Mot re
ported.
Helta Sksaian, for New Y'ork, light, and an unknown
loadei schooner, went at.lore on Kikur's Island yesterday
I'M. They would probably Hon at hlgll water.
Bamuok. Me, June is?schr tllube. of Bangor, ran on the
rocks at Farther Point, last Might, lu a dense fog, and now
lies uuder water- I be crew were rescued.
Ciiari.ksto.v, June HI?The debris of bark N O Kierke
gaard, wh-eh went ashore off the coast recently, floated to
the Sullivan's Island coast during the late storoi, and yes
terday the fragments lay on the hoach.
WHALEMEN.
Arrived at Bermuda June II, hark A R Tucker, Baker,
! NB, with 220 bbls idl. put in tur provisions,
j Arrive-) at ratal April 15. bark Com Murrls, Wlnslow. NH,
having taken Uju hb.s sp oil on her southern cruise, received
relrc-hui.'iits and sailed April Ul , Mac 14, bark J anils, (ill
I lord. N K ; lu k b> bids sp oil <-n tier southern cruise Sini lelt
! same Jay ; will call hero again in ihc l-egiiiinug of Octohur;
1 the above vessels land no oil at lliis island: 21st, hark '
. JMtdiis, Lapbam, of NH. landed Ihols sp oil and le'l on
' cruise May'J*; her sec-il l mate was discharged here sick; |
22d, bark Ohio 2d. Smith, Nil, lan.lod 2tM bbls spoil and
lelt 25th.
Arrived at St Micl.a.ds May Id, bark Janus, (lartland, NB,
from l enoriffe.
Salh-d from St I'elemt May 22, barks President '.'d. Robin- ,
sin; Ocean. Holmes-. Draco, Peaks; Adcliuo (iibbs, Miielt, j
ami Palmetto, Holies ail of anil !or Now Bcdtord.
Hailnd Irom King bleorge's sonud MarhJI, bark Canton,
Bliermnit. tooruiso.
A U tter Irom C?pt Nyo, of bark Mary Frasier.of NB. re
ports her at Buy oi Is amis May 2, having taken do bbls sp j
ami 200 do wii oil tlie last year. Had taken -11 freight lisai j
bbla oil Irom barks Matilua Vrsr- and oatello. and would
- tail that day to cruise and be at homo in September bf Oc
tober.
SPOKEN.
Ship Puritan, Doana. from Liverpool for Calcutta, April
24, lai 2) 8, lou 7 YV.
ship Oregon, Cum-, from Cardiff fur llong Kong, April
!IU, lal 8. Ton 281, W
ship Mary I. M-n-r. Phinner. from Cardiff lor llong Kong,
no daiv, lat lis. Ion 2* W
ship Cynosure (Mr . lr?m Ptnimcola for Huoderlaud, Juno
1. lat 48 22 N. hm is tk
8hi|i Mag mien* ill ri. Ilenrke. for firemen lor New York,
Ju> ?? ?>, I" miles cast ul si Catnerlun's Point.
Ship Carmiitmi. I.rwii. Irom Liverpool lor New York, May
as. lat 48 04. ! >II 2J P.
Slop Tabor. Taylor, from Liverpool for Kan Franeisco,
Mar do. la 81 II 8. loll 17 20 YV
dtiip Elpliinstunc tMr), Irom llenoa for (Juebec, May 28. off
Cape Heeraolt.
An American ship, showing signal Dll R, a bin-- pennant
and a white one with an n in It, May Id, lat 41 N, Ion 18 W,
itark llertnlne tOOO. IVIiius. Irom llremuii tor New York,
June I, lat 45 On, Ion 2800,
Bark Henry A i.itciiheld. Driimmontl. from New Y'ork for
Callao. April 28. 1 i In s. Ion M2 o7 W.
I B.irR Euwin Rood lllirgfo*. Imm Newcaaile lor Han Fran
i else-1. June it. iat 411 15 N, H>u d kd W. *
hark Cnlumlm tOvrt, Ihlder. from Rotterdam for I'hlla
| defpliia. Jaao -> lat 48. Ion t&ikr.
| Bark lellHl (Nor . Irom the Tyae for 8t Johu, NB, May
l Jo. lat 5.1, lou 28.
Bark Abraham shall* (Nor'.frotn London for Miramlchl
or N-w York June I, lai 47. Ion
Bark M A .Inhnvoa .Mr . irom Plynioatlt for Queenatowu,
Mat ill lat 48 4.',. Ion 12 48. ,
Bark ( blciilan (Nor), from Cardiff far (Jaebee, Jaao 2
lot 48 bid. Ion 1J 13.
Hark Guinevere (of Halifax), bound eaat, *ey 20. off
liirk Traflfc I Nor). Jaeobacn, from Dnbllu for Mow York,
May 27. let 47 4<>. Ion 4? 22. ?
hritr (kHidwii), ('rnig, troiu MinolUn for UwdiOM, Aiay
2h, (iff Citpc >wcr*iiff. ? - Unitioooi
Brijr C v Mmi (4<er), Zepliea, from Bremen for Montreal,
June 1, off tbo Wi^bl. ____________
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merchant*. shipping >(ratt andshipmaster* InfermeJ
that by telegraptalug to tba llltitu Luudou Bureau. ad
dressing "llouaell, No. 40 Fleet itreet. Lnartna " or to the
Paris office. addre.slur "Bennett. 01 Avenue do I'Opera.
Pari*. "the arrival* at and departure* lr>-m Kuropeau and
Eastern purls uf Auiericau and all loreUu ve??el? trading
with the United State*, the same will be cabled tothi* coun
try tree of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from Freneh and Medl
terraueau port* wilt find the Fart* office the more economi
cal and expeditious for telegraphing nawa.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Anrwimr. June 16-Arrlved, hark* P Bredsdorff (Xor).
Ilassell, I'asca-oula; Thor (Nor). Thorvildaen. "New Vork
(the Tl'.or wa? reported cleared at Now York for Rotter"
daini; 17th, Jauio* Kitchen (Br). Reynold*. New York; Ju
piter (Uer), Strieker. do; Ladru k Gertrude (Her), Vogt. do.
sailed 10th. ?hip R B Fuller. Uilmore. Cardiff, to load for
Bombay; bark Nannie T Bell. Buckman. Boston.
Au'tttien, to June 17?Arrived, bark Jennie Cobb.
Small. Bordeaux.
Alkxaxuuia, E?Arrived, brie Batni (Nor). Jeusen, New
Y'ork.
Alicast* ? Arrived, brig Halista Grilllu. New York.
Buivtol, June IS? Arrived, ship Ella S Thayer. Oilmore.
Lobu* via Falmouth.
11 uknax. Jtin! Id?Arrived. >hip* Cha* Luting (Oer),
Wieke. Baltimore; Mary K Kigg*. Laagdou. Now Orloant;
bark* Eolng (lien, Berding. nad Adolf (tier), llartinan.
New York: Mora t (Uer), Jullleher, and Ja?on (Uer).
Grimm, Baltimore; llarxburg (Uer), flashagen, Now Or
leuim.
sailed ltlth, hark Silo (Nor), Tellolscn. New York.
Uakckloxa?Arrived, bark l'alestina tUr), Ford, Philadel-#
pbl t.
Cno.Nsr.uiT, June 10?Sailed, *hip Kobena, llagen. New
York.
HAxeuna, June IB? Arrived, bark* John J Marsh. Kick
ett. New York; 17th, Victoria (tier), Testiow. Wilmington,
NO: ?chr CephasStarrett. Kabhiilgc, Porto Cabello.
M auskillks. June 13?Sailed, bark Maggie M (Br), Chal
mers, New Y'ork.
Or O It TO?Arrived, brig J 11 Brown, Fo?lor, New York.
Plymouth, Juue 18?Arrived, steamer Uellert tUer), Ba
rendv. Sow York for Hamburg (and proceeded).
QucknstowM, June 18,11 FM?Arrived, steamer City of
Chester (Br). Leltch, New York for Liverpool (and pro
ceeded).
Kuval?Sailed, ships B F Metealf, Blanchard. New Or
leans; C B HaiJltiue, Uilkey, Cape Breton.
Skvillm -Sailed, schr T 11 Liviugatou, .McDonald, New
Y'ork.
Stettin. June 15-8 ailed. bark Oral Moltke (Uer), Ohir,
New York.
WMATBKB REPORT.
Falmouth, June 18. FM?Wind SW, moderate.
Uoltbkad, June 18, PM?Wlud SW, smooth.
FOREIGN PORTS.
A men at, June 14?Salloo. brig Josephine (Br). Cork.
Belike. Hon, Muy 27?lu port, brig fuln. Miller, from
Now Yore, ?chr Bou *Moo (referred Am), repairiutf.
Bermuda. Juno 13?Arrived, bark Eliza Bitm (Br),
Vohoy, Now York. __ ,
Sailed tit it. brig Rover (llr). White. Demerara; echr
Lauru, Roberts. I'liiladelphla: 10th, brig Osaeo, Lawry
itrjut Mobile). Havre; schr Virginia, Rulon, Kulon, Now
V li|Uport 14th, ship Transit (Br), Dixon, from Fensacola for
Bristol, K, reloading. i ,u , vs..
Ul'ANtAXAgo, J uue 12?In port, bnrk Cralgowl (Br), Du
rle, for New Vork. Idg; brigs Harry Stewart, Larrabee. and
Atias. Powers, lor do, do.
Sailed 5th, hark hvi uiug Star (Br).Chick. New York.
MoNTitual. Juue IS?Cleared, steamer lexas. Laureuson,
Liverpool; bark Troas. Muir, Cork tor order*. , _ ,
Pout IIasti.nus. Juuo 14?Arrived, bark Wawalench (Br),
Caruitcbael. SUediae lor Liverpool.
Qi-xauc. June Id-Arrived, bark Nepotin, Neilaon, Norway
(loading at Tudousae). .. , ?
Cleared 14th, bxrks Cbarger, Dunn. Belfast; Ann e Bur
rlll, Sanders, Liverpool; 16tli. steamer Pernvlan, Richard
sou, Liverpool, ship Acme. Deviue, do; bark Galatea, Olson,
do.
[Pep Stkamkk Moxkci
AXTWKttr, Mav 31?sailed Horn the roads, Jolyi Blue, Mel
V,AKVAU.'al April*'26?Sailed. Wakefield, Carver. English
C luti'txLoaA, May 31?Arrived, J oven Narclsa, Mai, Naw
?Bo*hi?maux. J una 2-Sailed. D U StockweU, Cummlnge,
New York; 3d, Pope. Gerdree. Delaware.
Bomdav. May 12-Sniled, Auuio Larway. Gale, New York.
Cardiff, Judo 2?Clozrvd, iPZDiiit Skolfleid, Hunt, Rio
"'c'oiik, Juue 3?Arrived, Willie 8 Sbeppard, Reeve*, St
"""Carrxfilay 30-Setled, Merle TrUari. PaolHlo New York.
Ckonhtaut, Mny 28?Arrived, Bollevue, Kyfflu, MobUe;
Lore ley, Malqviet, New Orleeu*. , ,
Calcutta. May u?Sailed, Ivanhoe. Luke, New York.
Deal, June 4? Paised, Ella, Larien. Irom London for St
J0l)ovKu"juno 5?Off, Magdalene, llencke, from Bremen for
DuNoasitsH, Jane 4?Passed west, ship Peter Maxwell, of
Kaxts'ouuxk. Jane 4?Off, Quickstep, Chase, from Ant
Klxinouk June j?Arrived, llellos, Tiemer, New York for
Stottiu; 3d. Annie M Lew. Hlltou. Revel for Sydney, CB.
Gu.kxock. Juno 1?Sailed. Susan A Blaledell. Sawyer,
Quebec: 2d, Jobu Boyd. Ellis, Weymouth, Nd; St Joseph,
Cli''L* *rITcne 5?Arrived, Agnee Campbell, St John, NB
"t?axoA.WJune 1?Cleared. Magnolia. Warden. Quebec.
IlAMHUito. Juno 3? Arrived, Underwriter, McCounell, Lo
Bon*
called 2d. Franklin, Petersen, New York.
Sailed Irom Cuxbaren 2d. Lady Blessingtou. Gunderscn,
Quebec; 3d. Humboldt. Corsaju. New York.
Havkk. June I?Sailed, Edith, Homer. Sydney, CB; 2d,
Kdltb, Fuller. Sandy Hook: Win G Lewis. Baxter, do; Ger
trude. McArlhur. Causo. Na
Hklvukt. June 2? Arrived, Orpheus, Jensen. Baltimore;
Frisk Mjinthe, anil Vassalu. Vassalo, Philadelphia; lico B
? Dunne, Coruiag. Hrouwershaven.
Liverpool Juno 3? Arriveo, Bothnia (*), McMlekan,
New Y'ork j 4th. Cecilia, Cacace, do; 4th. Daniel J Touuey,
^cleared 3d."'Kam*ch?tka, Oleeo. Philadelphia; Bonnie
Dundee. lloffe.Quebuc; Stella, Key, Sydnoy. CB.
Lonoox. Juoe 3?Arrived, Themes <*), Quebec.
Cleared 3d. Kuslta, llageman, Delaware.
Entered out 3d. Anglia (*). Murray, Saw York.
Sailed from Uravesand 3d. Ella, st John, N B.
Lo.vDOKPKRur, June 2?Arrived, llan* Thlla, T.tlle, New
?Sailed 2d. Livingston, Crosby, New York; Noel, Knowl
tou Baltimore.
Lisbon, May 2?-Salled. Trafalgar, Kroffk, Darien.
Moxtkojk. Jnna I?sailed. Petreas. Jensen, Quebec.
Nkwcahtlk, June 3?Cleared. Agder. Johnson Baltimore.
Ft Cathaiiinkk. June 3?Passed, City of Halifax, from
Loudon for Kurruchco. ,
Siavanckk May 27?Sailed, Protector. Falc*, Quobec.
SAIUOX, April 17?Arrived, E M Young, McMicken, Soura
baya; 18th, Clara, Simpson, Singapore.
Galwav. June ft?The bark Agnes Campbell. arrived liere
from St John. NB. in towing up tlie bay, struck St Margueta
shoal, but pot off in about an hour, making uome water.
fPktt .STKAKKR UuiT t.VMl . I
Antwkup, Jnnu o?Armed, AObolstord. Churchill. Callao.
Sailed Irum Plashing Bonds 1st. (Jules step, Chase, New
York (and pained I>1v of Wight 5th).
Auknual, May 15?Arriveo, Lord Lufforln, Hansen, Pen
lacola.
Sailed 13th, 1'rndhoe, Penersen, Mlramiubi; 32il, Iona,
Jensen, do.
Aau. May 20?Arrived, Louisa, Dahl, Savannah via Ber
gen.
Aracati, May 12-In port, O B Stillman, Tlbbetts, for
Liverpool.
aum.aipk. no date (by telet-raoh from Gallee June 7)?
Arrived, Olnste, Nlckerson, New York.
A JtJKK, April 24?Passed. Prederlc Tudor, Bearee, Liver
- Sourahaya; 27tb, Tuvalu, Sandberg, New York lor
pool lor 1
Malaria.
IIkai'iiy IIkaii. no dale?Passed, Alliauee, Ualvotsen,
lroiu Philadelphia tor llusuer.
llKkUK.N, June 2?Arrived. Khein (s). Francks. New York.
sailed od, Ualtimors (si, Kliiukist, Bultiniolb ; Maieo Polo,
Hchaffrr Sow Yura.
III am Patau, April 30?Sailed. Choice. Masters. I.ondou,
Bkt.rA.sT, June 7?Arrived, Aladiiin. Ilousklu, Baltimore.
Sailed ."?th, B Webster. Prince, Cardiff.
Haui'KUika. May UU?Sailed, Lena, Liukalla, Bull Kiver.
B isjiiaWANJlk, March 2->? Sailed, Oil soole, ttobertson,
Kn gland.
IIaiavia, April 2S?Arrived, Ellsworth, Smith, New York
(and sailed May 1 for Saiiiarangl.
B ikuiiw. lune A?Sailed, Ragear, Foster, Sandy Hook.
iioRiiKAnx. June 4?Arrived at Pauillac, Flora Uoudall,
Qoodal), Sail Hebnsl a i.
Sailed 4tb. L 11 Moukw.-ll, Cumniingi. New Y'ork.
t'OKk, June 4?Arrived. West Wind, liedhatn, Darien.
Cauhivv. June 7?Arrived, Caroline Eddy, Lodge. Bris
tol.
r-ailed 7th, Fanny SkalOeld, Hio Janeiro.
Capi*. May 3t>?Arrived, L C Ciiapman, Knight, Gib
raltar.
sailed 2d, We'aka. Perkins. Limerick.
Coimmapa, April 30?Arriveo, Cnas II Southard, Itcaitle,
Bombav.
i'honstaDT, June 1?Arrived, Australia. Papesson, Gal
veston.
C isTKLLAMARk, June 3?Sailed, Assunta, Maresca, New
Y'ork.
LkAb. June 7?Sailed, Ferris 8 Tliouipson. Potter (front
Loudon), Yokohama (put back same da and anchored!.
1>U It MA L$, June 5? In the bay, a vessel supposed the S B
Hume, IMgirins. irotn St John, Nil
Sailed Till. I.aura B. Uunliam, Sydney, CB.
rial.
in niiaiiva.x. June &?Arrived, Muriel, liulden, St John,
NB.
I>l.'ei.t.x, June ?Sailed, Addle Benson, Sydney, CB; Pth,
Trulednlca, Philadelphia' Kong Carl. Muher. New York:
Wiudward, Baker, Cape Breton; 7th, Kvvlvn, Pharo. New
York.
Elsivoiik. June 2? \rrived, Be-sle Crosby, Trofry, lleval
for Sydney, CM. 4th, Uentoe Staples, no lor Dundee,
sailed 2d. Freldlg, Berg drum Baltimore . Copenhagen.
1 (USoith, June ft?Arrived. Zeita Merie, Ch?rluti-to?n,
PKI; 7ili. Mien, lie. Main1 rouge Vancouver Island,
i iff 'til. Tabor. Tat lor, from Liverpool for San Francisco
FiyaL. May Is-Arrived Modesta. Lias. Boston land
sailed .nth loi Ttrveirai . JIHh, Y II Ilill. Patrick, do (and
satlad 23*1 for Terceira).
t> s.at Yauuoi Til, June It?Arrived, Matilda, Nielsen, Gal
vestou.
(iL vnuow, June 5?Sailed, tlrad BvnJ, Babelii, Phlladel
I phi a.
| tiKKkstncR. June H?Sailed, I'lKPiilclan (n. Scott Mon
I treat; Harvest Home, Latl-. Valparaiso; Fnlda. Heaaon,
Sao Francisco; Susan A Mlaisdeg, Sawyer tjuebec.
(Is sua, .In .e 3-Mail d. Mavntslia. Wervtcn, (Jnrbrc
111; l.i.. Jnne M? Arrived. Ili.iulco iti, Jenkins. New York,
llAunvnu, Jnse 4?Arrive.I, Frani,uel>ar. Watcrbonse, in
dependence Hay; Mqnando. D'lver, Lobes.
Sailed 3d, BremerMie ItlMes, NV-.v York,
arrived at Ctixhareu <>, J II Mrl-aren, Ludlow, Hnanil
Ina; Frisla itl, Hroiidt. New York.
tailed 3d, I ranklln. Petersen. New York
IIatKB, J mo 3 MaMed. .Mary llnrkee. Blanche. (Joebec:
Sth. Kbeneaer, Nielsen, New York; I'nioc, Ureeulsai, Phil
adelphia.
Ipswich, June 0?Sailed, B Bjorusen, Nielsen, New Or
leans.
Lit kKPiioi.. June 0?Arrived, William, St John, NB ; 7th,
The ljueen isi, Bragg, New York; sth, Algn ua, Davis, st
John. Nit. _
Sailed ilth? Helen lliitton, Miremlrl;i;T J Hoothard.
Woodworth. st John. N rt; olive Mount, Jordan, <Jnsl.ee;
Boiinte Ltiadee, (iolfe. (Jueliec. J M IIalbert. Handy, Syd
Mr. CU: 7th. Champion, Klllam. Delaware Breakwater;
uHltSj ?nd Hermon, Dlllea,
,'! Li K"* *<?<?*. Khaw, Sydney, CM.
Kin'*** Villain, Delaware Breakwater;
M Kllen (ioodspeed. Morae
W/"h"-N?i K'chnrdlll. Iluhbar 1. Sandy lliok.
real"R.' 2?" ,l~A1lrrlv?"1- Hils.nnd ?>. Davison, Mont
York'.?ini,"L"1?-, ?"*?*?'?. N3; 7tl.. Kmdreue, VI*. Sew
V.i ? Baltimore.
Que"e ~Uoi,"e' Halifax; 8th, Percy, Jansoa.
WMtU- yufl'?;TU.,u..
Qaehrtv "'""'"??"d. &tU-Elisabeih Mary. Charles,
-.l'**?' ?*?"><>ft?Arrived, Ada Barton. Haven. New York;
Urk.-ui0 '"?Uu; 1'lmuian.un. .Vow
Linauica. June 6-Arrived. Conangbl, Tufta Sew York I
7tl. t.'eo'e McraiU.,rt. Havul l.lH.KK '
nailed 7lh?Victoria. Cbristensen. S| John NB.
Lunox, May Jl?Sailed. Urania. Carti.ro Saw York
Xe?"v!.,?BOU"lU"' * 5-*?lled- l*>>'?>? Mill, Pudorsea,
Malta, May !JH?Arrived, RodiaU Potters ]!<>?./?,* /.nj
jallad 3tdh tor Olbraltar) ; Arciduca Kudollo Cat^ariulcb?
Lu.sin und -ailed Joili for I'litla lelphia.i v-aiiariuica,
MauauiLLXg. June ?>?Sailed. Trneritfe, Iracy Now Yo
M.u'i.haix, Apr., JB?Salted. Caribou. Storm, Kurone
Moxtkosk, Juneti?Bailed. Aluo, tiigmuu, Miruuiiehl
Mklhoi'iixs. nu date my telegraph Iroiu Uiillo. Juue Tl?
Arrived, Lightning Vt ataon. Sew York,
w sr d *1 s'lan (L" 'Qn? '''?Arrived, Pinto, Chellow, Prinee Kd
Xtectnu. JnaeO?Cleared, Louise, Three Riveras 7th.
fceau Queen, Juuies, Montreal. * ^
hulled. 7tb?Meta, Vanaolaii, Philadelphia.
neneii"UI"' M*rcl' 155?1s*lled? Kosetta McNeil, Brown,
Plymouth. June 4?Arrived. Lady Mil:.in, McRea, Char,
lottetowu; 6U,, Margaret. Barker. Ponsucoln.
QttjtJCffaTuwx J lino (]??Arrived, steamer Quo (?) New
York laud proceeded for I Iverpoot); Samuel Muir. Kurd
Deuicrura and M. Thomas (and tailed 7th for Loudon) ? 7th"
tleau.ir, Steele. Pri ce tdwarii I.laud.
a,!?U^ 4th?Marianne Noltebohm. Wliltlng, Hamburg;
itJi. Ilakou Jarl. Massfelk. Keith: Zennoia. Auiundaeu
Antwerp; Normanby Koatlng. Uiasgow; 8th, Hamilton
Kish. Mortimer, Dunlin.
OH?tiMictV0** 1?c'lel,'8t'i l'rank Carvil, McKee, English
ill port, no date, Harriet McUllvery, Blake for .
loudod. "
Uiua, Mav 3?Arrived. Lulnetar. Olsen. Sew York.
Kkvai. May 31?Sailed, tlraeo E Caitu. Sheldrake, Wy.
buric; Juno 1. Clara Katun. Davit. Hclsinglor.i.
Arrived. Juno I? Mississippi. Uein, Sew Orlrana.
Y^ vk.sr.a. J tine d?Suited, Agusliuo Repctto, Antula, New
Suoo. Jnne 2?Sailed, Klduciu Scblaflluo, Baltimore; 3d.
Uleuroaa. Jones, Quebec. ' ^
y Saxaiuk, Juno 1?Sailed, Anturea, Albrecht, New
SvvisKuc.NDK. May 3<>-Arrived, Anna, Wahl, Baltimore,
June J, Helios, Zicsnicr, Sew York
8r ll?l.x*A, May 17-Sallod. K.imund Phlnney, Kacoi
Sow lledfom' niUU"U : J-d' * Anthony. Webb
Ainoy31""*1' Apr" U)-8,"lod' r">? Trade. Merrymau,
SixiiAroKK. April 29-Sailed. Milo, Krecht. Shanghai.
Juai.kk. June A-Arrived. Corea, OUen. llnl'i.nore
PkntT1*i?il,"'i J"no 7"~'"r- Aqullla, Walluaehing, from
I hiluiieipUiA vin i^uceustown. lor L^ith.
? Bohbat, Mav l.'i?Tho John Clark. Amoriran ahip, from
Lhrerpuol (coall, which arrived hero M.iy H, was louml ta
huve a lance quantity of a noko ari?l.i8 from tbo cartto;
about .i loot oi water wan tliruwn int., t|lo bold and the
diarhartre promptly proceeded with; tho lire uppeart to be
extini^Qiiuod.
ri o^I'm U?1 7-Tbo El ta Mary. bark. Cbarlea. from Lon.
dou tor Quebec, which arrived In the Dowua ou the4th iuat..
is ctMineu, the craw beiug; rufmctory.
M*y 25?Jho mafter (Smith) of the Ohio, Amerf
ban whaler, reported that on May 12. In lut 3tt X, loo 32
i'.i i. I1*' * *",e'lu|Hf?d and Hhandoiiud rhip, laden
with pitch pine, nnd louu her to be the Ocean of hratrrroi
liv'mhen 1PUtiJ"^a1.!*^ t had apparentty bern already bearded
by others. The Atlantlco (m re port r that boat, belonyuif
to Horea vot hold of tin, derelict and ran her aahore on th?
ea,t coast of that island (a m "Kiowa" paratfrapo".
I'LiMttis. May 23? llio derelict vessel which was towed
ashore herelycaterduy is dtscliurVinir; the foilowlnir are the
"\fi i ?7 ''r c*r*uj?13 !"?? marked "UN." two marked
without mark mi4rked KA'. <"'e marked "NA" and 1(1
(luinsnv. June A?The waterlotriccd Uusalan hark Umata
(helore reported) was towed uu the Weal Mud tbia alter,
neon. r
Hbuimopom, Jnne l-Ths lleorlk Ibsen, Rasruitasen.
rreni Mobile (cotton), arrived at H.uiiru, bas been louud to
have part of her can;o damaprnd.
Hoso Ko.nc. .May 2tt?Tlio Joaiiumo Anna. United States
Schoouor (ballasti, liaa been abandoned and been towed iu
here by the Seutlaud, Lnitcd States schooner; crew saved.
Livjcupool. Juno 5?An Iron conicul biiov was passed '.'2d
May, In lat 3.? N. lon US VV, by the (luillernu (?), arrived
hero Irom New Urleuus. ?
London. Jnne 6-The Prosnita (s), from New York. re.
ports:?Left New York on May ii and proceeded with varia
Ule weather until the IMth, at 2 P.M. when the cwnk ehaA
broke at the after end and rendered both onciues usnle.a.
Me at. once disconnected the after shaft coupling to allow
propeller to revolve, uiidput the vessel uader canvas. Then
tuadb an effort to repair the broken crank-abaft, which wa
mauaircd after an interval of a>x days and iilsUts. so that
we could no hull spoed. and procneded ou our voyaire ar
riving off Beachv Head on June 2. at 2 AM. when ihe re
pa re K?ve way and rendered the vessol ayain immaiiaire.
able. Secured the shaft aasin and proceeded, reachiua
London on June 3 without asilstance.
^Mauritius (by telegram from Aden). Juno 5?The cost ol
repairs to tho Sew Republic is estimated at about ?4.U00.
Hixuapork, April 20?The Hawthorn. American bark
? i'Tif., .1;*1; ^ ?r^i w" c*"*1,t aback In a heavy
aquall, April and Immediately afterwards was tounii to
be making water; she )iut into Aujer on the 11th, from
which piece ehe has since been towed bere with oxtra hwudt
aaeletiiiK at the pumps; surveyors rooommended tno eariro
to bo dlscharyed. A larpo quantity of tho coffee is dam
!eae ao rattans on the ttat of the Uoor are more ol
Mat??The Hawthorne having been placed In dock and
again surveyed. It was found that the water was runniui
out of Ihe carboard seam mi the port side aud that the en*
"J*'"p ***? both sides of the vessol and the so ami
alack, the lalso keel was also more or less worraoaicn Ti.s
?urveyor. reeommond that Ihe (else keel and metal eJieatli
'"f.he. tak'|1 "f ?nd replaced and the vessel be tb?rouirlili
calked. Including the between ducks. Part of ihe cargt
has been sold at auction. vurgs
AMERICAN PORTh.
Kfanclsnl^' O, Jone 7?Sailed, bark Klval, Ad ami, San
n^?DBn4i ?"?.* "-Arrived, srhra D M Anthony,
John K Baker. Oeo K Vreeland. Emllv U Savior, M K llaw
towii Pharo, and W D Murvell. lor lieorge
Sailed?Sebrs Helen Hasbmuck. Hohoken; (?eo H Mills.
Stoningtou; lleiiry Klnch, Allvn's Point; American Team!
t.-koViST'Cf*? . "w*OBl,r^ (trom ftftoriretown), .
Piii. n ki f If?Arrived, steamer Leopidd. Alhortson,
Philadelphia; berke Keynord, Field. Liverpool; Meatinti*
ctnik, lleinmigway. rtt Martins; Vontebello (Br) Kellv
Liverpool; brig Lillian (Br). Campbell, Cadis; schrs Hill
v!nffr,ii ter' B?rae"a; Sev.iity-six. fo.-l. South Ambnyi
Nellie Bowers, StacRpole. Baltimore; Isabel Alberto
looker, itondout; Eunice Rich, Jenkins. New York; At
wood. At wood. Annsiiolis. ' v
Sailed?Ship UmUicI
BALTIMORE. June 17?Arrfved. echr Lottie, Taylor,
v ^-frr'vrA sleainecf WlUlam Woodward. Young, New
Shriver, (food?do*' MeU1*u?'"tn. Philadelphia; John S
MHIer Dakm""' **** 7-Arrivcd- brlg W 11 Tucker (Br),
dl" ?m P?hBadXhl?~Arr,V,d- *Chr Mark P*ndlet?m' P??
iI a"7^.T1 re,1J ,clirs Je-so W Knlirlit. Boston,
to load for Philadelphia; Carolina Klenslo. Dilkes, do for
Bowdnlnliam. to load lor Sew York. * ? - u" ,ur
soh?l<td..TnH*^ John A Wnthorp Sheveriek, Sew Bedford)
v?ih? iw MIOe'i Baltimore: Margaret A Lucy. Weeke(
. elllo I rowull. Phelps; A lleaton, I'liinnev; Otar. llaiu.
u-? Si ? Mnr?'>. Mar. New York: M'm B Phelps,
Stlmup" Siu"th do.8CC* l-?.II?dolpl,i?; .lot,
OIIAKLKSTOX. June 18?Sailed, schrs P St Clelr Ed.
R^l Mlt,Phln P 0* -d>,i: Hattie, Pklge. Baltimore,
Adraftal jVcksonvHle. ? ' Y"r^ Telegraph, do.
CAL\ E8TO.Y; June 13?Arrived, schrs Ceorge Peabodv,
lol^i'r"i' .h r*r?" < hr,,tl; Draco Andrews. Audrows, and
Clara ti Ijoud, Thompson, Sew York
Sailed?Srhr Washington, Berry, Cedar Kevs
denKBeR.b.ETp?v?deI^iJ,,n' ,0-S?n?"- ^
i?u?,'!il'?lil'.v!lr Stephen Morgan. Haines. Norfolk.
Monte o Ha ? ?Into 14?Arrived, schr Sunbeam, Kain,
SOBJoLK, June 1<>-Arrived, schra H II Upplneott,
Hcrt. Sew York ; sloop
CourJr,BH.v^>tMwJ,,*e I#-Arrived- ?hr T W Spencer,
< i! h|!! POST, Juno HI. PM?Arrived echr Kxeter, Pondle
ton. Providence for Sew York.
iMo'fll?di?iricl'ri.'Koni,','" H*"?"- Brooke, Nantucket foi
Philadelphia; W W Itralncrd. Kltch, Now Bedford for Now
York : lis p Sophia, stepp. do for do.
Also sailed, schr Charlie Miller. Thomas, Providence fot
is 0 \v i ork.
Ke turn ad-Schrs Aueon Brown, Mills, Providence for New
lorlc: r .inula iiunmcr.
Bara t5enoaLA'J,,Ue 14?Arrlvi,d. ahlp Marietta D (Ital),
J,lln,r. '"?Arrived, steamers Ohio,
Lssrsulr wm x" : V U PUu- Klchmond|
Lancaster, Mills, New York; ship II 8ewill. PennelL Liver
pool : schr J Rlcvrdo Jova. Little. Portsmouth
^NiifMl?Stemuer Virginia.
RICHMOND June l??Arrived, brigs Bogota. Johnson.
Baltimore, to load for Brasll;John Wesley. Kurd. Haiti
more. Ilgnt. to load lor London.
Sailed-Htenuier Wyan kr. Coach. New York: schre
Yo"kCV th' 'd. Rio Janeiro; Hreese, Oraumer. Sew
BnA'e. N*S!' JU"e 10-Arrlv?d. bark Forest Qneen.
Cleared-Hark Marmlon, Jordan. Port Townsend.
Sailed?steamer city ol Pimaiua. Nelen. Victoria: ehl?
; barks Dorsetshire (Br),
i'asard. wlrikprTViNtlanii. ,lon' J?'dau. Seat,,.; brig
?.8Vi J1"? '.^dalled. steamer Sarago.sa, Hoop,
tr.ii ili'T0'?;s.Mhr'> t floret. Sew York: May Mori.
L t?M> V ?"*!V ^ " Woodstock. Kla: revenue
caller truwrord, New \nrk.
porA,'R*' J""e ?Arrived, echr Isetta, Illcks, Elisabeth,
sailed?Schr 8 J(0flmore ffrom Monut Desert). New York
YACHTS. WKAMtHiATiH. ?fcc.
iwt BOATS OIIEAP; "ALL KIMM /v?I> SIZES;
? metallic Lite Busts snil Spoon Oars. HUH South sU,
near Ooavenenr slip. STEPHEN ROBKKTS.
?STEAMBOATS POR EXPOSED ROUTES AND
? river srTVira, with sort withont staterooms, and ol
lig it draughts;lrr>n ami wooden Steamships, several bir.-e
sml powerful Tug outs. light draught freight Propellers,
large Steam Yachts, Perryhoats ami Steam tessel Property
in general for tale br PMUlBKnNt C. SCHMIDT. No. 1
South Wliliaunst.
F~ OK 8VLK?"A it Kr.KT tMNCII (IIB ~AXD MAINSAIL
Hunt; II feet beam; In cmapleta or ler; ready for im
?tdltH use. Apply at the llobuken llath. ______
LHIR SAIlK-T>-POO r OA 111 h HI.OOP l VCIiT7 COlC
P plete in every rasp ret, |SH t' Broadway, room 41.
I HOB SALE CHEAP--* HLOOPRIOGKD PISHINQ
Boat. 2'i leet lonu, H fret hcaui; at \VM. VAN KF.IT.
It I'.N's Material Varil. foot ?f Washington si.. Jer.ey City.
\EW, PINM-V MODELLED. I'A.af t til'NTKIlHrKKX".
3>x 10. labia sloop, in ouatpiete wrier, lor salu or
charter. Address coal omce "*-i Grsn.l St.. Williamsburg.
TIIE ~LAR(IEST \SAOItTMEKT AND CllKAPEST
lloats in tue city at SS3 >outh si. ECtlKNK DALY.
W" anted to hike a ca'bi.n yachtToW OR
about the Nth o' duly; must be elieap. Address R. A.
C., bo* 6.201 Post Oli'ce, .sew Vol*.
Hj'AirrBn-A second hand cat kiojkd ou.iTi
ft BoM. In good order, m>t loss than it" tact long, Ad
dress, stating price. bo\ i 4-Vi New Yofs Post ? IH.-e,
?1 ISC ELLA *KOt'lb "
\B SOLUTE DIVORCES. LRHAI. I. V k It YWflT. if?
??btelnrd wiihuut publicity; terms satlsisctory: ailrict
tr-e. KKf.DMtll'k KINO, Lawyer, :?M HrwMwar.
ABSOL JTKlM VorTmA OBTAINED KI Id* DIPPKIU
ent Al lies, lor nu n-rout causes. withont pnbliettft
legal everywhere; no ebtrg ? in olvance , a Ivioe tree.
M. HO JAR. Attorney lot Broadway.^
fpKrHSK.S-Titr.4SKA. cLAVTie BANDAtlKM. AC. ?
I SKKLhY'S hard rubber I BIJ.ASRS; rellel and eure lor
rupture. light, coot cleanly; used in bathing; always re
liable. Kllabllsnod HMd Rm dwiy, New York, and IJ47
Cbeotnni si., Philadnlpbin. Patronage ol loading snrgoooa

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