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AMUSEMENTS.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
There tu a very large.atteudance si this theatre last
Sight, attracted undoubtedly by the Voltes family is
their most popular and most amusing sketch, "The
Belles of the Kitchen." This is one of the pieces pre
sented to the public that la beyond the palo of calm
criticism. It is so uproariously funny, so utterly
amusing, that one can only mt It out and laugh heartily
at it, and sit it out, even with the tbormometer in the
nlueties and fans In activo demand all around. This is
the last season of the Vokes Family, matrimonial en
gagements, those uecessary but cruel features of the
Stage where ladlea are concerned, will tear away,
after this summer, those fair sisters who have
?o long and so oiten char mod the public.
In ih's hot summer weather, in this season of financial
depression, there is an escape valve in the theatrical
world, in the thoroughly enjoysblo performance ot tho
Vokes Family. Never belorc has the "Miserere" scene
from "11 Trovstore" been made a medium of such iu
tenae merriment as through the nsirunientality of
Fred and Victoria Vokes; the poeiry of motion is ad
mirably displayed by Jessie and Koslna Vokes, and
there is ovor the enure dramatic, torpeicborcau, oper
atic eiiiertainnioat an atmosphere of coiupleto enjoy
ment. The only fault we can tlnd with the bill is a
(tupid play, "l'be Foet Boy," which preceded the
Vokes Family. Mr. Stoddart, who took
the principal part, is un angular sort of actor,
whoso pathos partakes much of the nature
of burlesque, and with the sole exception ol Miss
Laura Don, a very deaorvmg actress, Mr. Stoddart was
very badly supported. Tbe piece la a very poor intro
duction to tho Vokea Family; the sooner it iashelvod
Iho better,
THE BRYANT TESTIMONIAL.
This evening, atChickerlng Hall, Mr. William Cullcn
Iryant will receive tho magnificent ailvor vase com
memorative ot his having attained his eightieth year.
Tho following gentlemen compose tho Testimonial
Committee:?Samuel Osgood, chairman; Duulol Hunt
ington, John Taylor Johnston, Bayard Taylor,
John Bigolow, William IL Appluton, Athcr B.
Durand, Henry W. llcllows, Howard Crosby, Theo
dore Roosevelt, Frederick de Peyater, Henry C.
Potter, William Adams, Edwin Harwood, Now llaven;
lames 1,. Cloghorn, George W. Cbtlda, John Welsh,
Philadelphia; J. H. Latrobe, Baltimore; K. C. Lamed,
Chicago; Joseph H. CUoate, William M. Evarts, George,
Ripley, Henry E. Pierpont, Frederick Sturgee,
J. Pierreponl Morgan, S. J. Tildcu, F. A. P.
Barnard, K. S. Htorrs, Benjamin H. Field, A. A. Low,
Frunklln U. Delauo, William J Hoppiu, J. G. Holland,
John A. Weeks, H. W. Footo, Boston; James T.
Fields, James K. Osgood, Noah Porter, New Haven;
Charles 11. ingcrsoil, Robert Coliyer, Chicago; William
G. Elliot, St. Louis; Carl Schurz, William T. Sherman,
Henry Probasco, Cincinnati; Ogdua Hoffman, San
Francisco; George F. Hoar, Alexander H. Bullock,
Worcester; Mark Hopkins, J. H. Hawley, Hartlord;
George Cabot Ward, Treasurer; Wentwortb S.Butler,
Secretary. Tbe exercises consist of un organ recital by
Mr. George William Warren; tbe reception of the vuso
from the makers by the committee; tho presentation
to Mr. Bryaut by Mr. Osgood, the chairman, and Mr.
Bryant's reply.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Tho pantomimo of "Hurnpty Dumpty" which has
met with such extraordinary success at this bouso on
Its reproduction, still continues to draw large andl
?nces, notwithstanding the heat of the weather. Sev
sral changes have been made in It of lato, and many
ttlrnctive features have been added. The Introduction
?f tbe Pascal sisters ts quite a feature. In their act,
living selections from Lococq's French comic opera,
they are exceedingly good, singing und acting with a
ia>h and vim characteristic ol their nation. Jolly
Nash, one ol the best English comic slugcrs, began an
tngugomunt hero last night, and met a hearty wel
come. llis laughing song is inimitable, und his play
ing on tbe cornet and French horn were meritorious,
tnd helped to show ibo versatility of (Lis porlorinor.
l'be pantomimo itself is much improved, and bids lair
to run for a long lime.
wood's museum.
Owing, doubtless, to tbe somewhat oppressive char
acter of the wculber, the audlouco at this establish
ment last evening was not so largo as usual. The at
traction was a sensation drama, in threo acts, entitled
?'Wide Awake,'' lu the course of which Mr. George
Franco und his trained dogs Oruno and Don Ciesar did
excellent work in (ho way of rescues and in other situ
ttious well calculated to arouse the interest of the as
semblage. Mr. E. H. I.ay also leut valuable assistance lu
bringing lortb the startling leutures ol tho play. Miss
Loult-e Sylvester, in the rule ol Nellie Crosby, awakened
much sympathetic leeltug, which generally gave way
io enthusiasm whenever the pursuing villain was foiled
snd either killed or put to night. Tho pertorinauce
icemed to give general salis<sction.
SCIENCE 11 ALL.
What was termed a musical and serio-comic lecture,
called "The Jack ol all Trades," was delivered hetore
a small audieuce ut the above hall last evening by
Mr. J amen McCarroll. Tbe uutllenco appeared well
pleased with the discourse, and the lecturer's solos ou
the tluto helped to make tho entertainment pass olT
pleasantly.
MUSICAL AND HBAMATIC NOTES.
Capoul has Isscinated the belles of Barcelona In
"Faust."
Halansler wants Ambrolse Thomas' opera, "Fran
joist; oo Rtmlnt," for the Grand Opera, Paris.
The Teuiro del Fiorentl, Naples, put up st auction
by Marquis His tori, was purchased by a prieat lor
260,0001
The Italian government will convey Bellini's remains
from France to Catania in a war vaasei at the end of
this month.
A musical festival In London In honor of Balfe will
bring the following aritsla together:?Nilsson, Costa,
Carl Rosa and Hcrseo.
Mr. Carleton. the admirable baritone of the Kellogg
Englisft Opera Company, leaves for Eutope to day by
the steamship Wisconsin.
A communication from Lyons slates that during tbe
perloriuuuce of "Marceau" there, at tho Grand Tbualre,
on June 6, In the balllo scene, one of the muskets,
having been by some unexplained cause loaded with
ball, went off and wounded In the tbign a young man
Billing In the gallery.
A Londau paper says:?"Mr. Henry Dlstln, after a
successful career of twenty years as a military musical
instrument maker in England, disposed of his business
some years ago, and is now preparing to leave for the
United States, where he Is called to establish and su
perintend a monster musical instrument factory."
Tbe Chicago Tribune thus speaks of Mr. 8L B. Mills,
tbe pianist:?"Mr. Mills added greatly to the general
Success with his artistic playing, more particularly of
the Chopin'Tarautellc'aud'Etude.' It was the best
Interpretation oi Chopin we havo ever had hero, not
even excepting Von Hulow, who, by the way, hai gone
insane. Such was the sad intelligence received by his
fr here."
Later in tbe season there will be given at the London
Mansion House, by tbe Lord Mayor, six successive af
ternoon performances of tbe principal comedies and
dramas now being played at tbe Loadoa theatres, at
which tho leading actors and actresses have promised
to assist. Una ol these afternoons will bo devolod to
the entertainment oi tho boys of the various public
schools in ana connected with tho city of London.
At tho recoul destruction ol ihe Rouen Tbeatro by
fire all tbe musical Instruments, Including the valuable
first violins, the double bass and the harp?the last con
sidered to be worth 2.000 lrancs?fell a prey to the
flame* M. Hasseiuiana, the conductor, lost the score
of the Funeral March, composed by bun for the Boiet
diou Ccnleuary, aud a score of the music lor the new
ballet, "Les Masques."
A scene at the Lyons Theatre:?"In the eecond act of
the piece?"La Traviata'?a huge wreath ol bay, bear
ing tbe inscription, 'To the Management from a thank
ful Public,' was flung trom the fourth tier. Instead of
reaching the stage it catuo In contact with a candela
brum, on which it remained hanging, and took lire. An
oificer sitting in a box on tho seeond tier drew bis
sword and endeavored, but In vain, to hurl tho burning
wreath ou tho stage. Other persons came to bis assist
ance, the orchostra (topped playing and the gas was
lowered. Slid tho wreath contieucd slowly burning.
Alter some little time more It was successfully dis
lodged, however, and thrown into the pit, where the
police took poetosnlon of It and carried it off "
DISOWNED AT SEA.
Junes Mahonoy, of this city, twenly-ono years of
age, a deck fund on tbe tugboat Indian, Captain
Monks, was drowned yesterday morning twelve miles
southeast of Sandy Hook. The tugboat was getting a
hawser to th^bark George Treat, from Callao, to tow
her to tho citjr, when Maboney got caught in the
heaving line, was draggca ovcrbosrd ana drowned.
SHOT IN THE TlilGIL
Daring an altercation last n cbt between James Mc
Ardte, of No. IM Division street, and John fmiib, of
Me. 34* Cherry street, lu the saloon of the latter, Smith
?hot MeArdle la the thigh, Indicting n severe but not
dangerous wound. McArdlo was soot to Bel lev u* Boa
piiat and Smith wen locked up in tho ThiMooaut Pro.
erenow honaa
FINE ARTS.
ortMxo or the belmoxt oallebt.
Yesterday ?u tho Oral of tbe four day* of ibl* week
on wbicli tho gallery of Mr. August Belmont, coruer
of riftb avenue and Eighteenth street, will be opcu
to tbe public In aid of tbe Ceateunlal Loan Exhibition
lor tbe Academy o( Deiigu and Metropolitan Art Mu
seum. Mr. Belmont baa over 100 pictures In bla col
lection, and la tbe bappy posaessor ot a very beautliul
example of Roaa Bon bear, "Kendeavoua de Chaste."
with tbe spartsmeu with tbeir horses and dogs gather
ing around the dying camp Ares In the early
morning, surrounded by tbe rising mists and the
cold white sunlight ol early morning. lie has
three by Troyon?"The Water Carl," "Cattle Crazing"
and "Cattle Drinking;" two by Schreyer?-'Waliuchiun
Team" and "Tbo Halting Place," and one by Von
Marc he?"Landscape with Cattle." Those cattle pic
turea are all large and important work*. "Tbo Water
Cart," by 'Troyon, being the only exception in regard
to sise. Tbe famous ' Slave Market" ol Gdrorne sud
"Ibu Chess Players" of Meissouier, with "T e Twins."
one of tlia best pictures ol Uougucrreau, the
most successful painter of children bow liv
ing. "The Storming of Cairo," by Horace Veruet,
and "Going to the Dance," by Louis Kraus,
are both important pictures, both lor their urusiio
merits a d the ditlleuliy of procuring works by these
artists, those of VsllH being guardeu zealously in
France. A small landscape by Uousseau la here, one
also by Jules Dupre, and a small llgure picture by Paul
Delarocbe. There are three lurgu scenes by Audress
Acheubacb, a landscape by Kook-Koek, a picture con
taining several llgures by F. E. Meyerbeim; "Baron
Munchausen," quite large, wuh many figures, by Pro
fessor Ueyer; "Wounded Voliigeur," by Bellaugd;
"Tbe Toilets," an interior with three Japanese women,
by F irraiu Girurd; s "Urittsny Peasuut," by Pierre
Billet, aud "Tbe Savoyard," by K. Herbert; a Spanish
scfnu by Villegus, a landscape by Meagriguy
sua one by Daubigny, both small; "Marino Faiterl und
Augioliua Uecelviiig the Sentence ol Minu," u large
picture, the Ugurcs both life size, by N. de Key
ser; a "Marine,1 by L Meyer; "The Ante-Chamber,"
with cavaliers amusing tbemselves wbno waiting with
cock lighting; a t-au looking little "Italian Girl," by
Uoiinat; "Duke of Alvu aud Vargas," by Ixiuis Uailalt;
"Tbo Miser," by Guillemiu; "The Wi'uo Tasters," by
J. U. Irving; n pretty young woman with a dove, by
Chapltu; "Tbe Student, by Alfred gSlcvera; a
"nnipwreck," by M. F. H. De llaas; "Tbe
Flock," by Charles Jacque ; a amull
llgure by Ed. Frereja "French Dragoon," by Delallle;
"iho Billiard Table," one or Cbavet's miniuture-like
pictures; "The Artist," by Willens?one of Merle's
loveliest plciuret?"The Good Sister," a little peasant
girl holding her baby brother; examples oi Diaz and
Zieiu; the interior 01 a "Flemish Tavern," by 11. Vun
Have; "Marguerite Leaving Church," with bur at
tendant, aud Faust aud Muphistopbules watching theiu
through the grating, by Baron Leys, and other works,
whicti con beat bo approciuted by being soon, by Vou
lior, Tanv, Falvre, Ticdcmand, Ary SchefTor and many
others.
SCRIVER'S DEFALCATION.
THK DEFAULTKB's FRIENDS TBVING TO OBTAIN
BAIL FOlt IIlit.
Ilonry Scrivor. the late ussistunt cashier of tho
iletbodlst Book Concern, whoso defalcation bos been
noticed, was in Ludlow Street Jail yesterday. Nego
tiations are pending between bla friends and the Con
cern whereby tbe latter expect to rocover a large part,
it not tbo whole sum stolen by bun, which was ex
actly $16,000. As tho bonds, $11,000, wero not tbe
property of the Concern, but wero kept lor privalo
persons In lis sale as a matter ot accommodation, they
could be roadlly abstracted by this muu, who had
access to the safe and its contouts, without being dis
covered. During the lost year of tho administration
of Carlton and Porter as agents Henry Scrivor was
tsken into the Concern In a subordinate position. He
had, therefore, been Ave years tn the olOce when tno
present agents took possession?four of them under
the argus eyes ol Dr. Lanahan. Ills good character
was deemed by bis employers hotter than any boud
that they coald have received with bitn,
and no suspicion of dishonesty rested upon
him until the story of his transactions
were brought to the ears of the agents, Messrs. Nelson
& Phillips, by a ministerial friend of whom Scriver had
asked advice. The bonds he took from time to time,
us he needed them, speculated with tbom through
brokers In Wall street and lost them. Thoy wero In
teroat bearing bonds, Issued by tho Book Concern, on
which It received loans a lew years ago to pay for the
tine mission bouse on liroadway ana Elcvontb street,
in which Its business is csrriod oil. They were chictlr
of the denomination of $1,000 each. A call having
been made tor some of them, that the half-yearly in
terest might be paid thereon, driver answered tho call
by stealing cash amounting to $4,000 irorn the drawer.
Very little money is xopl on bund, but tho agents had
n larger uuiouui than usuul at this time to pay iuterest
due and becoming duo. The way he managed to cover
up this theft was as follows:?Every day ibo books
were footed up by the cashier and his aasistaul, Scriver.
One day toe cashier, Mr. Uculium, who has been there
twenty years, and in whom the General Conference
has such conlldeuce that it elected him, though
not a member of its body, 10 ore ol its most
important offices, called oif the book uc
counu and Mr. Scrlver counted the rash. The
next day Scrlver took tho books and Mr. Geubam the
cash, and thus from day to day they changed. Scrlver
knowing how much ho had stoieu always made his
books show that much less wheu he looted up, and the
cash accouut that much more when called oO. So
that the cashier was doubly deceived by hiui and could
hardly have discovered the theft unless he had tuken
the looting up oi the cash and book accouut altogether
upon hinisell. Hot the nine years' good character ot
Scrivcr counted, of course, very largely In his lavor
and disarmed suspicion. It has been ascertained, how
ever, that his cosh thelt had been made only a lew days
belore bis arresi. When It becatno known to tho
agents he was dtsinisxod on the spot and placed under
arrest. Hut as he wished not to be sent to Jail on
Wednesday night, but to be allowed to sco
some Irieuds who would go bail for blni or replace tbo
bonds and money stolen, Messrs. Nelson and Phillips
weut bail for Scriver to the Sheriff ou the day of bis
arrest and he was kept a prisoner In Dr. NoIsod's
bouse. Dut bis ellorls to obtain Iricndly assistance
tailed and be went to Jail next day. His friends, as
stated belorc, are trying to obtain ball and to replace
the stolen pro|ierty, una until something dcflmic In
th s dlrecuou is uiiuiucd, or the lailuro to do so be
comes maul lest, Scrlver will not be brought to trial.
His unfaithfulness has been a severe blow to tho
Concern, coming as It does so soon after the old
troubles and the suspicious of distrust thrown out
against the maoagement by Its eneiu'es In the late Gen
eral Conference. It will have this effect, however, In
luture: the cashier aud assistant will be obliged to
give bonds lor their fidelity to too Concern, so mat tho
agents shall have somuthiug more than good moral
character to trust to In their employes. They do not,
howevor, deem this meaauro as lu any sense iu
dicattng a want or confluence In their present cashier,
but ihoy must make a general rule for tho future. Tho
combinations of their safes and locks ol tbelr money
drawers woro changed as soon as they became aware
of the'tbert, and hereafter only the agents and the
cashier will he allowed access to those places. The
Methodist machinery is a complicated concern in its
Unances. Nearly ail the ureal benevolent interests of
the Church centre In the Concern here. The Mission
ary. the Tract Society, tbo Sunday School Union, tho
Episcopal fund and many others arc kept here. While
they are all placod In separate drawers or compart
ment* they aro under the control ol tho cashier and
his assistant, subject to the order of the agents, who
are the treasurer* of those lunds. It will be under
stood, therefore, how readily a dishonest man could
take a little from each aud cover up the lootings with
out being detectod.
A TUliKISH "HATT."
THE TEXT OF THE PROCLAMATION OF SULTAN
MOUBAD ?.
Tho following "Halt," or proclamation, was solemnly
read ou tho 1st lost, at Constantinople in the presence
of all the high officials of atete and a vast concourso of
eitlsens. and subsequently published m the official
journals:?
Mv ltLiirrRiors Vizier, Mzuzmed Rcchdi-Pacha?
Having been called, by the grace of tbo All High
King of Kings and tho unanimous desire of our sub
jects, to occupy the threno of our rovercd ancestor*,
seeing your reeoguized experience and your patriot
ism, we have couflriuod you in your functions as Grand
Vltior, as well a* all our Minister*, officials and em
ploy da of our gorernmeuk As n pub.tcly known, lor
some time post difficulties have arisen In our external
and internal alfairs, which to a c rialn degree have dis
turbed public confidence and threatened tho Empire
with rum, and conscquen ly It was of the first Im
portance to remedy this stale ol tbiugs and restore
peace aud confidence among tbo subjects ot the Empire
by the selection of a system capable ot renewing public
prosperity and happiucs*. To replace the administra
tion upon a real, sol d basis is the lirst great object of
our solicitude: ibat tbe prescriptions of tho "cheriat"
may be observed; that tbe general administration of
our kingdom may bo confided in a stable maimer to
citizens according to their capacity; that the Ministers
may be authorized to discuss and lo decide upoa what
principles and bases complete liberty may be dealt out
to my subjects without exception, progress of all kluds,
concord in the mind and the salely of iho country, of
the Empire and tbo nation. In order to tulfll these in
tention* we have considered u tisciul to reorganize tbo
Slate Council, Miulsiries or justice, public Instruc
tion. finance, Ac. As tbe Bureau of Finance is
one of the most essential of tbe governmental
branches, it will bo especially necessary to scruunizo
every measure with reference to It, and to intro
duce every possible guarantee a* to order and security;
that Is to say, that there shall bo no expense Whatever
that Is not authorized by the budget. In this view a
severe control should be established, so that this de
partment may command public confidence. In order
to lacilitate lue execution ol these measures, and to
lessen the pre*eut dram upon the Trea-ury, we have
decided to relinquish the nsual 300,iwo Turkish
pounds, lo pay taxes from the resources ol oar private
greaser v. from the revenues of the cool at met of
Krabeclee and others, from the manufactory form In it
part of oar domain, with the bope of bains ?bl? in ihia
way. in connection with certain roductlona in expeuses,
to obtain the equilibrium In the financial balance of
the empire.
Our tlrineat deeire ii that ail treaties concluded with
friendly Powers be scrupulously observed, as in the
past, and that the amicable and sincere relations which
bind us to tbetn may be confirmed snd reassured.
May the Almighty deign to bless yon sil. Amen.
OBITUARY.
CHRISTOPHER B. M. TALBOT, M. P.
A cable telegram from London, under date of yaster
day, reports the occnrrence of the death of Christopher
K. M. Talbot, member of Parliament for Glamorgan
shire. Chrislophor Rice llansell Talbot, the deceased,
was the son o( the late Thomas Mansell Talbot, of Mar
gam, by hit wife Lady Mary Lucy, daughter of the
Earl of Ilceeter. Ho was bore In the year 1803, and
was educated at Harrow, and Oriel College, Oxford,
lie graduated first class In mathematics in the year
1823. In 1836 he married a daughter of the Eari of
(Bengali. He has represented Glamorganshire In Par
liament since the year 183a In politics he was a lib
eral, in lavor of the ballot and universal sulfTage. A
peerage was offered to him in tbo your 1800, but lie de
ctlnod tbo honor.
JAMAICA RUFFIANS CHASTISED.
The village and town of Jamaica have for a long
time been afflicted with a considerable number of
young roughs. The close has been growing moro and
more dangerous, encouraged by the comparative Im
munity with which they havo commuted minor o'.
lences against the law?acta of rowdyism and outrage
upon the private rights of property owners and others,
and deeds ot violence and petty theft. About half past
seven o'clock P. M. Colonel AaroD A. De Grauw, Presi
dent of the village, with a party ol friends, was sitting
on the front steps ol his house on the Jamaica turnpike,
when, Just In tront ol the house, two young women
were Indecently assaulted by two ol these roughs,
whose names were alterward ascertained to
bo Henry Barnes and Finicy Knight.
The Oolouol remonstrated with them, and they re
turned Impudent and delimit auawers, asking, "What
is it your business!"' The Colonel, with ibe remark,
"I'll snow yon," went to ihs assistance of the young
women, and proceeded to arrest the two ltd lows with
the purpose of making a complaint against them. As
they resisted his authority ha struck Out from the
shoulder and knocked one of tliem down. The other
struck the Colouel with a cane, and finally drew a
knife and threatened his lifo. This one, Honry Barnes,
was subsequently arrested by Olllccr Humor and lodged
In the Town Hull cells. The other, Knight, was on
his way to the colls in charge of the Colouel and his
Irtonds when a rescue wus attempted by two ot
his brothers, Robert J. and I rouiont Knight,
und Michael Wolsli. Tbo whole party, however, were
quickly captured, and tho lire were securely lodged
iu tho cells lor the night. Yesterday morning they
were arraigned before Justice Bennett, wheu Colouel
D? Grauw made u complaint against Karnes lor assault
with intent to kill. Fiuley Knight was held for the in
decent assault and resistance and Welsh and tiie other
two Knights for tho attempted rescue and riotous pro
ceedings. Several of them presented evidences of
rough treatment on the part of the Colonel and his
friends, who uro evidently "heavy bitters." Tho ex
amliiatiou was adjourned until last eveuiug to give the
prisoners an opportunity to procure the attendance of
witnesses.
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.
INVESTIGATION OF THE DEFALCATION OF H. A.
SOLOMON*?THE STORAGE RESERVOIR.
At the regular session of the Brooklyn Board of
Alderincn, held yesterday aftornoon, President French
in tho chair, a resolution was adopted by the Board,
inviting the principal citv officials to witness tho break
ing of ground for the new municipal building, at
eleven o'clock to-morrow, Wednesday morning. The
law committee, to whom was referred tbo communica
tion ol William Mayo Little, late Registrar of Arroars,
rclativo to Henry A. Solomon, bis defaulting cashier,
reported that they had examined witnesses und books
connected with that office. They found Solomon, as
cashier had the lull confidence ol the Registrar, ami
that there was nothing to excite suspicion that Solutuou
was dishonest iu the perlorinance of his duiius. The
committee find that tho system ol keeping accounts
was such as to develop ol Itself any fraud or disbouesiy
on I he part of the cashier in his official duties. The
amount taken by Solomou wus ?1,328 68. The cotn
mittco lulled to find any lack of diligence on the part
of the late Registrar ol Arrears iu tno transaction of
his official duties A resolution wus therefore adopted
exonerating William Mayo Little lrotn nil responsi
bility in the matter.
The Joint Committee on Low Water and Druiunge,
wno had under discussion tho resolution proposing to
appeal lrotn the decision ol Judge Neilson lelerritig
the suit of tho Storage Reservoir contractors, Messrs.
Kingsley & Kenuey, to a commission of reference, re
ported that tho Corporation Counsel and John K. Par
sons wcro willing to procood to trial of the suit. The
resolution to appeal from the decision of the Court was
therefore rescinded.
GERMAN NORMAL SCHOOL.
A meeting of the New York German-Atnericuu Asso
elation lor raising funds to erect a National Seminar;
wan bold last night at Liederkranz Hall, and was pre
sided over by H. Weseodouck. Tbo only business be
fore the tneoting lust night was bearing ot tho report
of the New York delegates. They reported tbnt over
$60,000 are already collected toward tho building of
the seminary; that the name ol the seminary should
be the Germau American Normal School, and that It
shall be located In somo central situation und to he
governed by a board of flltecn directors froin various
Stales, the school to he opeued us soon ns the interest
ou subscriptions will nmuuut to $8,U00 per annum
over expense of building tnnd. Tho ob|ect of tho
school is tor the proper Instruction and education In
all tho branches requisite to qualification as teachers
in the public schools In toe German ana Kuglish
branches. 1'upils shall bn accepted and admitted
without rogard to nationality or creed. The mam ob
ject is to havo teachers ready to lako positions iu tho
public schools who are competent to teach In both
languages.
STABBED SLIGHTLY.
Nicholas llamas, ot No. 67 Sullivau street, was
stabbed lu the side with a penknife In the hands of
a man named DUtcffar, on Crosby street last night, but
the wound is cot serious. Dlslolfar was aricsicil.
HOW TO PRESERVE MOUNT VER
' NON.
To TUB EDirOR or TUB IIxkalo: ?
1 read In the Herald or Saturday, June S, an ac
count ot the Emperor of Brazil's visit to Mount Ver
non and tho neglected condition In which the tomb
is kept, also the locllng which he and tho Empress
displayed iu placing bouquets on the tomb. Now I
consider It a disgrace to the uatlou to neglect It so.
If the patriotic spirit Is suffered to decline in this man
ner it will not be long ere America will eutirely forget
him who should Itvo In the memory of his country-,
liu-u lorever. To tho women of America belongs the
honor of having secured Mount Vernon Iroiu total
destruction; he it theirs also to raise a lund suitlcient
to keep it iu ordor. Now, if overy lady in America
would contribute one dime a sum could soou bo raised,
the interest ol which would ho suUiclonl lor tins pur
pose. Knowing that the Herald is generally success
ful lu such undertakings, I thought that perhaps you
might see III to agiiHte the matter. Surely it is an
object worthy ol (tils ccutonulal year, unii vtliiclt, if
accomplished, will no longer cause the ladies of Amer
ica to blusli for Ainuricuu ingratitude. If a subscrip
tion is started 1 will contribute myself and endeavor to
get my tricnds to do the same.
?I I'.nk, lit, 1S76. AN AMERICAN LADY.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OATHS or DBTARTUKSS FRO* SSW YottK TOR THE MONTHS
or Jl'MI AMI Jl'LY.
?Mooter. I Aat/a. \iMtlmaitm.
\4 iscoustn. iJunelM. Liverpool.
fane :1. Liverpool.
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June 24. Liverpool,.
J no. 24. Liverpool..
Juno -J4. London....
Jno. 24. Havre
Jon. g4. Glaieow...
Inn. 24. Bremen....
Jnne'.'s. Liverpool..
Jane 21*. Humour?..
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Al>y-.lnia (July 6.11.'t.rpooi.. |4 Bowhnir itreen
Wlelaoa IJoIr fi.I Hamburg, ,1'H Hrnadwnv
WA Sebidt.B (Jnlr l>. I Rotterdam I.'SI Broadway
t a II ail a jjal. R.itinera !V> Broadway
Germanic 'July B-! Liverpool.. Ik* Broadway
In. vueen |Juir B.| Liverpool.. MP Hroaiiwar
2V ltroaiivray
4 Bowling tireea
I- Broad war
Mi Hroaiiway
til Hrtiadwav
87 Broadwar
Lb Broadway
7 bow line iireea
46 Hmndwny
7 Bowling Green
2 Bnwlln* lirean
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72 brand way
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City of Richmond
Jay
July H.
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July 1.1.
July I >.
.1 til v 1.1.
July LI.
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July 22.
July 22.
Glasgow.
I.omr.n
Bremen....
l.iverpool..
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tlnmbnrr..
Liverpool .
Bremen....
Glasgow...
Havre
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
7 BowlingilrMt
7 Bowling Hre*m
2 Bowling Grsea
4 Bowling Groan
72 Broadway
HI I.ros.lwa*
lo Broadway
2 Howling Green
7 Bowling ilrset
t>6 Uroa.iwae
87 Broadway
Bp Hroadwae
Liverpool. . 2t? Broadway
ItainPorg.. iHl Itroadwav
1 Mulna ... 11 Bowling <lre
Liverpool. 116 Broadway
JCJ-NOTirB TO CAI'TAlNB OP I F.SBRLB IN TIIB
COASTING AMD rORHlUN TUALK-Captaint or others of
veaaela enraged HMbe i ?nlh| or foreign trad*, observing the
displacement or removal of eea buoy*. arc requested te com
municate the fact te the USKALD, so that It may be brought
publicly to the attcatlea of the proper authorities A letter
addreaeed "to the editor of the 11 skald, New York elty."
giving aa accurately as possible the number and poeitiou of
displaced bnoye or the eause of their removal, will suffice in
all caesa observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of
the American Continent. When they are obsaivsd on the
coast of European coantriee or In the Mediterranean It is
reqnested that information be sent either by telegraph or
letter to the London office of the Naw You Hsuald. 40
First atreet, London, or te the Paris office. 01 Avenue de
l'Opera, Paris. If here the telegraph Is need despatches
may be addressed "Bennett, 46 Fleet street, London." or
"Bennett, 61 Avenue de l'Opera, Paris." Where casee el
displacement are observed in the waters of countries beyond
the reach of the telegraph, as la Asia or Africa, captains may
communicate with us upon reaching the first convenient
port. This Information will be cabled tree of charge to the
11 SKALD and published.
?9-NOTICB TO CAPTAINS OP VBSSBLR ENTERING
THE POUT OP NEW YORK AT NIGHT.?The Nntr You
HsnsLD has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for
use on board the Hkbald steam yacht, showtnr while burn
ing the colore red. green, red. changing from ons to the other
In succession, and can be seen several miles distant. Cap
tains of veaaela, upon toeing this signal, will obllga as br
preparing any marins news thsy may hava lor the Ship
News DoDartmcat of the UasALo.
J?-l'ersout desirous of commnmiesting with veaaela arriv
Ing at New Y'ork can do so br addressing to such vessels,
cars ofHkBALD news yacht.pier No. 1 East River, New York.
Letters rscolvsd from all parte ofthe world and promptly de
livered. Duplicates are required.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
Str.V AJfO MOO3. I BIOS WATBR.
Pan rises..... 4 58 | Gov. Island eve 7 12
Nun sets 7 311 Sandy Book eve 0 27
Moon rises....morn 2 45 | Hell Gate. ove 8 67
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 19, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BT THB BBRALD STEAM TAOHTS AXD HKBALD
WUITKSTOXB TELROKAPB LIMB.
Steamer Arragon (Hr), Srmons, Bristol June 3. with mdss
nnd lli passengers tu IV I) Morgan. June 18, (at 40 33, Ion
71 (Ml, passed a bark, altering south, showiug signal letters
WSHN.
Steamer City of Mexico, Sherwood, New Orleans May 28.
Tauipico :11st. Tuxpau Juno I, Vera Crus 7th. Campeclis
IMIi, l'riigreso lutli mid Havana 14th, with ludae and -id pas
sengers tu K Alexandre A Sous.
Steamer City of San Antutilo. Pennington. Galvestnn
June ID and Key West 1 lib, with mdse and passeugers to
C H Mallorv A l!o.
Steamer Cnrondelet, Kaircloth, Fernandina, Brunswick,
(la. and l'ort Koyal, with mdse and passengers to C H Mal
lory A Co.
?Milp Vera Crua (Aus). Blllafer. Alexandria. K. So days,
with rags to Butterwith A ainiley. Passed Gibraltar May
12.
ship Zouave. Means, Trapaal via Gloucester, Mass, f>4
days, with salt to Yernun II Brown A Co. Passed Gibraltar
May 18; June 12. oil Sable Island, passed ship City of Mon
treal, hence for London.
Bark Geo Treat iof Boston). Carver, Callao via Hampton
Roads DSdavs, with euano to llubsun. Hurt ado A Co; ves
sel to K P Muck A C<>. Passed Capo Horn April 2D, and
crossed the Equator May 2M. In lou 43. Hud fine weather.
Bark J K Ilolbrook. Levitt, Cubarien, 14 days, with sugtr
to Uriuuell. Minturu A Co; vessel to Prett. Sun A Co.
Brig Kovigllano i Itali. Lie Oeniiaru, Messina .Yfl days, with
fruit to Lauro. Sturey A Co, Passed tiibraltar May ID.
Brig Blauclio (Br), Boberts. Port Spain, 14 uays, with
suvar to Dwight A Plntt: vessel tu Master.
Brig Dauntless. Perkius, Arecibo, Pit. 9 days, with sugar
to (iosacr A Co; vessel tu Simpson, Clapp A Co.
.-tcbr Itate YVentworth. Meatl. liemarara, 10 days, with su
gor to order; vessel to Miller A Houghton.
Scbr C C warren. Smith, Abaeo, 5 day*, with pines to Wru
Douglass; vessel tu B J Wenbor.
Schr. John Mosser. Rhodes, Klenthern, 4 days, with pines
to T J Madge: vessel to J It Maples
Sehr Virginia Ritlou, Rulon, Bermuda, 5 days, with pro
duce to E P A N 11 Looruls; vessel to Wurreu Hsy.
Schr \V H Jones, Line, Fe'rnandiua H days, with naval
stores tu Dolluer, Putter A Co; vessel to A Abbott. June
10, olf Cape Komaln, lout foro and main tails in a heavy
E*E gale.
Sclir E D Endlcott, Carroll, Boston. 4 days, with lea to
the Knickerbocker Ictt Co; vessel to Vanbrunt Bros.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Schr A M Bird, Falos, Windsor, N8, via Vineyard Haven
for Now York.
S?-hr Little K (Br), Morris, St John, NB. for New York.
Schr Joseph P Koss Green, Providence for New Yors.
Schr Achoru, Nicholson, Millstouo Point for New York.
Sclir Stiiiiu -I ltlalielcy, Blakeley. Calais for New York.
Schr N Berry. Nichols, Bangor for New York.
Sclir Joint L Merrill. Merrill. Orient for New York.
Sclir John Muiller, Marklium. New Bedford for New York.
Schr Thus III*, llall, Rockland for New York.
Sclir Capitol, Fowler, Providence lor Kingston.
Schr Isaac II Burden' Baker, Full River lor New York.
Schr Arlo Pardee. Shropshire, Providence for New Y'ork.
Schr Ariel. Illll, Fall River for New York.
Schr J II Bartlett. Barrett, Kennebec lor New Y'ork.
Sehr Saxon. Chapman, Georges Bunks fur New York.
Schr Itutli Tuouinu. Blake, Providence for New Y'ork.
Sclir W \Y llralnsr.l. Pitch. New Bedford for New Y'ork.
Schr John S Blackman, Racket t. Providence for New
York.
Schr Atlantic. Frailer, Ilyamtis for New Y'ork.
Schr Ida. Cook. Taunton for New York.
Schr Samuel L Crocker, Thrasher, Taunton for New York.
Schr Hsae. Newman. Hertford lor New Y'ork.
Schr Clarissa Allen, HoUgdou, Vineyard Haven for New
Y'ork.
Schr Salmon YYaahburn, Hathaway, Tannton lor New
Y'ork.
/febr Kate Chbrcb. Giffird. Georges Banks for New York.
Schi Ada Herbert, Manton, Boston for Now Y'ork.
Schr Curvu, T> lor, llockluu.1 lor New York.
Sclir Golden Ray Davis. Stouybrook for New York.
Sclir Saxon. Brsgdon, Franklin. Me, for New Y'ork.
Sclir Otrorito. ilaininond, Ellsworth, Me, fur New Y'ork,
t-cbr K 0 smith. Smith, Providence for New Y'ork.
Sehr Loehlel, Bangor for New Y'ork.
Schr Matthew Yasser, Jr. Kelley, New Bedford fur New
Y'ork.
Schr Clara Post, Ferris, 1'orlchester for New Y'ork,
Schr Hester, Davis, Portchester fur New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Kranconia. Bragg. Now Vork tor Portland.
Schr Kanuy Pern, Eaton. Hurt Johnson for Providence.
Sclir J --nihil, Herri*. New York for Brentford.
Schr Orient, Smith, New York for Port Jefferson.
Schr Alluy-baiiia. Merrill. Port Johnson for Boston.
Hclir Mabel Hell Bartlett. Hoboken for Klttery.
sclir l.'lins K Mo?ri*on, -mull. New York for Boston.
Sciir Boston, Nickerson, Port Johnson for Hostou.
Sclir Re seme, Kety. Port Johnson for Boston,
schr Sesrsvillo. Dodge. Hoboken fir Boston.
Sclir I .it t la i)e/l?l, Bradley. Port Johnson for Stratford. .
ii. New York for S tret lord.
Schr Kile. Brown,
Mr Jes II Moore, Moore, New York for Portland.
Schr Emily, Morrcll, New York tor New Bedford.
*3-The schooner reported eshoro on Bicker's Island 18th
Inst not oil et high wnter seme date.
CLEARED.
Steamer knight Templar (hr), Kirby, Antwerp?Fancb,
Edye A Co.
Steamer Concord. Shcerin. Philadelphia?James Hani
Steamer Kranconia, Bragg. Purtland-J K Ames
Snip Theiese, Shaw, Uiuraltar for orders?Tbos Danham'S
Nephew A Co.
ship Edith, Hanson. San Krnncisro?Sutton A Co.
Bark Print (Nor), olsen, Cork or Falmouth for orders?
Punch, Kdj? A Co.
Bark Elide (Br), Dnnlop, Sllgo?Snow A Burgesa.
Bark Sandvlx (Swa), Sainuelsen, Stettin?Uockmann,
Oerlein A Co.
Bark Kong Carl (Nor), Ilenrlchsen, Rotterdam?C Tobias
A Co.
Bark Euro (Aos), llreglich, Rotterdam? Sloeovlch A Co.
Kark Arietta. Nichols, Montevideo?J Norton, Jr A Sons.
Brljc Annlo R Storer. Adams. Sliro -Miller A Houghton.
Brig AiiKUsta (Swe), Dornery, Wlsmar?Bockmaun, Oer
lein A Co.
Brig l uomas Owen, Guptill, Cartagena (Spain)?Marcos
Hunter A Co.
Schr Anna A Booth, Stephens, Kingston, Ja?Leaycraft A
Co.
Sclir E'la Brown, Brown, St John. NB?A T Heney.
Schr White Wing. McPhelan, Savannah, Ua?Brett, Boa A
Co.
Schr Mary Ann McCann, Kavaaagk, Bangor?H W Loud
A Co.
Sclir Hero. Baker. Salem?C F Bobbins.
Sclir Winnie Ltury, Spear, llo-ton?11 P Brown A Co.
Sciir I. W Mathersiin, Mclntyre, Provincetown. Mast?B J
Wenhcrir A Co.
Schr Reindeer, Howard, Cold Spring?Campbell A Oerdl
SAILED.
Ships Fawn,for London; Kama (Nor), do; Marcla C Day,
Bnltliuore; Tuereso, 1 barks America iOer), l.iverpooi;
Alplia (Nor), (Jueenetown or Kaimuuth; Oalatea (Br),
Bristol; Bulcarry (Br , Cork or i'aimouth : Divico (Nor), do
or do; Arlington iNori, Rotterdam: John no Marie (tier),
Hamburg: Martin W Urett, Prnarth Bonds; A W McAdnui,
Cork; Kidcnte lAus). Sllgo; Ashantee (Br), Baltimore; W
J Wliitins.do: brig Thetis. Curacoa.
Wind at sunset. S8E : st midnight. SSW.
Barometer at suusct, 3U.04; 10 I'M, 3.11)0.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The purser of the stenmer City of Mexico, from Vera Cms'
Ac, hat our thanks for favors.
Bank Jkxny uumiiolo lltal), before reported ashore
neaMlince Bay, CB. was taken off 17th Inst and towed to
North Sydney, CH. 18th.- with steam pumps on board to
keep her atloal. she was to go on the marine railway on
the Hull lor repairs. A previous account said the J y was a
total wrock.
Bank Za.siuk (Nori. Wallahra. from Norway, In bnlla-t,
for Sydney Ctt. went ashvrv dune IH on Eastern Hocks,
Scstarla island and will probably be a total Wreck. |Tlia
id was bullf - . ?
/, was 548inns register ami was built at Aarendal, Norway,
in INTO.
Souk J K Csavan, from Calais with a load of laths, con
signed to .led Free A Co, passed Hell Uato yesterday AM,
leaking lUm stroke* per Hour.
Hchh M A liKTltK. Ilndg'ton, from Port Antonio, J a, for
New York, which put into Charleston ItJth iust le.tky and
with sails split, also carried away rudder, having met w.th
a severe gate Iroui the southeast on the ikli, iBliiJi 45, lou
77 ?i.
Stun Ja.nvt MiDDLKTOk (not Janet) fisherman, reported
nd-sing. sailed about March Son a sail trip to the Bunas,
and lias not been beard from since. She was 00 43 tons,
built at hssox.
Si nit Cordova, of Plymouth, arrived at St Johns, NF,
Hull iust, trom the (Jraiid Banks, with loss of aaila and two
men.
scun T L Haumosd, before reported missing, was an old
vessel of some t*J tons, and was owned by the captain, who
resided at the eastward. Her cargo consisted of 3.>,<ku
bricks, owned liyMrJainoa l.ucas, of East Dearing, who
bad no insurance.
II ALirsx. J tine 18?A bottle was picked up 'JO miles from
Habru containing a niece of pa|ier on which was written. In
distinctly. the following:?'"Snip Kosaiuoml, sailed from
Liverpool May I, 18711. Vessel going to bottom with all
hands " ; An slop Rosamond is in the register It will prob
alilv prove to be another of tho uiaav attempts at this kind
of hoaxing ]
WHALEMEN.
A Intlor ftom Cant Smith, of bark Ohio 2d. of NB, reports
her st layal May 83, having landed Jt?1 bbls sp oil to be
shipped home. lifporis ttaat bark Midas, Lapliam, Mi,
? ailed from KMal May 23. Laving landed I; I bbls sp oil.
At st Miciiaols, bark j anus, Uilford, NB. with ItMbblssp
since leaving FaysL
SPOKEN.
Bark Bnajr, Heard, from fniermo for Philadelphia, May
23. lat 311. Ion 31 25.
Hark Batuvia, Brown, from Roitoo for Queenitown, Judo
11. Infi 42 35, Ion 15.
Hark itobinnoti Crusoe, Kobin?on, from Boaton J una 8
for Uueeftatowti, J ana 14. lat 41 45, Ion 58 50.
Hri< ^ii?alMiippi. from Baltimore lor l>omerura, June 16,
lat 3tf 45. Ion 74 30.
Brit; Maggie VhII <Br). Welah, from Havre for Hampton
Road*. June 18, 30 miles eaat of Five Fathoui lightship.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Merehante. (hipping agent, andihlpmsstsri are Informed
that by telegraphing to the Dekalb Loudon Bureau, ad
dreaaiag "Bennett. No. 40 Fleet street, London." or to tbo
Parts office, addressing "Bennett, 01 Avenue da I1 Opera.
Paris." the arriraia at and departures Irons European and
Eastern porta of Ameriean and nil foroUn vessel. trading
with the United States. the ansae erlli be cabled tothle coun
try free of charge.
Captains arriving at and selling from French and Medi
terranean ports will had the Paris office tho more economi
se! and expeditions for telegraphing newa
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Ajijstn, June 10?Arrived previously, hark Edith Been.
Harding, New York.
Bristol, Jane 19?Arrived, steamer Somerset (Br), We it
em, New York.
Helvast, June IS?Sailed, ship B J llarland (Br, new).
English. San Francisco.
Hrkme.h, June IS?Arrived, ship Slrius (Ger). Miller.
Baltimore; barks Uutenbnrg (Ger), Gerlnch, Philadelphia;
Carl Jobann (Nor), Akland, New York; Atlantic (Nor), Kl
llngsen. Psnsacola; brig Flamingo (Nor), Lorenscn. Wil
mington, NC.
Sailed 16th, bark Maria Rlckmere (Ger), Heine. United
States.
Sailed 18th, ship Hannah Morris (Br), Dunbar, Sandy
Hook; bark F Reck (Gar), Waltjen, Philadelphia; also the
Echo, for America.
Bordeaux?Sailed from Paulllac Juno 17. barks Lea Bons
Fils(Fr), New Orleans: J F Mann (Ger), Delaware Break
water.
CARDirr, Jane 19?Arrived, achr A B Weeks, Farr, Phila
delphia.
Arrived In Penarth Beads 18th, bark Bono (Aus), Vece
rlna, New York.
ComiBACEV, June Id?Arrived, brig Janet (Dan), Han
sen, Philadelphia.
Dundalk, June 18?Sailed, schr S B Hume. Dlgglns,
North America.
Fayal, Juno 14?Sailed, bark Ator, Davis, Boston.
Glouckktek. June 18?Arrived, barks Sarah E Frailer,
Knight. Portland, Me; Po (Ital), Schlaffino,New York; Itu
ma (Ana), Begna, do.
Glasgow, June 19,8 AM?Arrived, steamer Sidonian
(Br), Edwards, New York.
Obkemock, June 19?Arrived, bark Jorgan Lorentsea
(Nor), Pedersen, United States.
Galwat, Jane 18?Sailed, bark J W Scammell (Br), Ed
monds, Now Y'ork.
Ok.so a, Juno 10-Arrived, bark Anny (Ital), Sellafonte.
Mobile.
Hambubo. June 18?Arrived, ship Marianne Nottebohm,
Whitney, Enderbury Island.
Hklvoet, June 18?Arrlvod, barks Lohcngren (Ger). Fret"
wurat. New York for Rotterdam; Jnlia Heyn (Ger), Schroe.
dor. Darien for Dordrecht.
Havre, Jnne 17?Cleared, bark Home (Br), Morgan,
North America.
Liverpool, Juna 19?Arrived, steamer Trinacria (Br),
Bombay (has cargo for New York); ship Saracen (Br), ilave
ron, do.
Also arrived 19th, steamers Bolivar (Br), Doherty, Balti
more; Kits (Sp), Rlestra, New Orlpanr.
Arrived 18th, s' ip Walter D Wallett (Br), HatDeld, St
John, NB: barks Velocity (Nor), Olseu, Savannah; Robert
Uodfrey (Br), Cbipman, Galveston.
Sailed 18th, barks James E Brett, Gibson, United States;
19th, Lllta (Ital), Picasso, do; scbr Luoln Murehlson, Jones,
do.
Lokdor,June 19?Cleared,barks Weymouth (Br), Dur
kee. North America; Duca dl Galllere (Port). Viganlgo,
United States.
Lrxs, Jnne 19?Arrived, bark 8tepantno (Ital), Geeta.
Philadelphia.
Londonderry, June 18?Sailed, bark Conntese of Duffe"
rtn (Br), Degau. North America.
Movillk, June 19?Arrived, steamor Moravian (Br), Gra
ham, Montreal for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Newport, June 18?Arrived, baik Merta (Ger), Kraeft,
Darien.
Qukknstown, June 18?Arrived, barke Raffeele Llgnre
(Ital). Consigliere, Baltimore; Sldlaw (Br), McGlathan,
New York; 19th, Otec Mibo (Aus), Ztblllch, Philadelphia for
Dublin; Virgo (Nor), Schonberg. Galveston for Liverpool;
Ailmuri (Ital), Trapani, New Y'ork; Queen Victoria (Br),
McKeuite, Baltimore. *
Also arrived 19th, steamer Indiana, Clark, Philadelphia
for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Kottkrdar, June 17?Sailed, (hip N B Palmer (Nor)*
Larsen. Now Y'ork.
Cleared 17th, bark* Gamaliel, Shaw, United State*; Uno
(Nor), Lorentten, do; Anna (Aut), VldullcU, do.
Sunderland, June 19?Arrived, ship Cyuosur* (Br), Hall,
Peijsacola.
Seville, June IS?Arrived, achr Jaa A Potter, Oiler. 8a
vnnuah.
Hantander, June 14?Arrived, bark Andromeda (Nor),
Neilsen, Savannah.
Shangoai, June 19?Arrived previously, bark Annie rirag
Ington (Br), Smith, New Yora.
WEATHER REPORT.
Falmouth. Jnne 1Q, PM?Wind S8W; thick fog.
Uoltbkad, Jane 19, PM?Moderate gale;
FOREIGN PORTS.
Alexandria. E.June 5?Arrived, brig Bams (Nor), Jen
ku, New York.
Amir. May I? In port brig Vesta, Percy, from Chefoo,
arrived April 2d, unc.
Hatavix. May 3?In p?rt bark R P Back, Cnrtii, trom
Newport, arrived April 2d. a or.
Bombay, Hay IS?In port, ships Wm McGllvery, Nleboli,
for I'uited Kingdom or Continent; Phineas Pendleton,
KichoW; A S Davis. Ford, and Winona. Bray, lor Havre;
Luc* A Nickel-, Nickel*, uuc; Howard Kidder, Park, do.
Stilled May 12 (not 8th), bark Annie Lorway (Br), Unlet,
New York.
Cabdkxas, June 10?Sailed, icbr lndianola. Bloom, north
of llatterns.
t'iKNriiitoo*, June 15?Arrived, bark Terete (Br), Kohl,
New York.
Cow Bar. CB, June 17?Arrived, brig Catherine (Br),
Portland.
Sailed 17th. brig Panl (Br). Stevens, New York.
pLsitota. June 10?Arrived,bark Uraham* Polley. Clapp,
New York.
Oiiraltar, May 29?Towed through Abe Strait*, brig Mary
M William* (Br), Ilanna. from Cette for New York.
Havana. June 10?Arrived, *teamert C W Lord. Colton,
Havana; 18th. Cu-sie. Hill, lndianola; 19th, City orMerida,
Remolds. New York tor Vara Cru*.
Sailed 17to, iteamer Columbus, Reed. New York; bark*
II 'J Ltbby, Brook*, do; Samuel Welsh, Spear, do; Felo
(So). Me?trl, New Orleans.
Halifax. Juue 15?Cleared, bark Laura (Nor;, Sunder
?en. St Margaret'* Bay.
Arrived 17th, brig hliia Morton (Br). Leland, St Ubei;
lxth, steamer (leo Shattuek (Br). Uuilford. StjPlerre; scbr
K M Ortiminond, Higgin*. Lisbon; 19th, steamers Carroll.
Wright. Boston (snd sailed lor Charlottetowu); Falmouth,
Coli'V Portland.
Sailed K>tli, brig Proteus, Tarr, Plctou.
Iloilo. April 25?In port ship Carricks (Br), Carr, for
' Kockwooa (Br), Jewell, a " "
New York, idg; barks Kockwooa (Br), Jewell, and Coarser.
Krllmau. lor do. do
Messina, May 13?Sailed, brig Emilia Clampa (Ital), Co
flero. New York.
Manila, April 12?Nailed, bark* Zohrnb (Uer). BoltorlT.
New York: 2Jd. B Aymar, Lopbam. Sabic and Shanghai;
schr W O Cation, Connor, Hong Konj via Jba*.
In port May 2, bark liermaon itlen. Barn Parte, for New
York. Idg.
P? XAXli, May 1 ?In port, ship Herald of the Morning,
Touuv. tor London. Idg.
Sailed April 24. brig Su?an K Voorhls. Falford, Rangoon
Poiit Hastings, NS. June I7--P***ed, brig* Coriiaiiuo,
and Asteroid, bound S.
Punwash, June u?Cleared, brig Valero (Br), Fulton,
Queenetown.
JUval. Juno lO-Solled, ship O B Haseltlne, OUkey,
Cape Brelon.
KxXOOON, May 5? In port ahip II McOllverv, Blake, for
Europe; bark* Carrie Humphries. Uroaier; Minnie Allan,
Soper. aud Rainbow. Rowe'.l, for do .
Km Janeiro, May lo?Arrived, brig J A liortey (Br),
Cofflll. New York.
Singapork. May 6?In port barks Brisbone (Br), Huddle.
Stouc. and Peruana (Br), lor New York, Idg; Alma, Lord,
S'Salled*ApeH 29, bark Mllo, Kraeht, Shanghai.
St iltLkNA, Mny 22?Passed, ship Robert Lees (Br), Roee,
from Calcutta lor Now York.
srPikKUK. Mart. Junett?In port brig Jennie Morton,
Smoot. lor Philadelphia next day.
ST Johns. PR. June III?Sailed, steamer Nellie Martin
(Br), Jaekson (from t:io Janeiro. Ac). New York.
STJ ago, June ll-Arrited .brig* Carrie Purington, Whit
mote, Boston; Ellen H Stewart (hri. Miller, New York;
lath, nclir C W Anderson (Itr), Halifax.
sr Joux, NB. Jnne 19?Arrived, brig Sarah Wallaca
(Hri, Reed. Portland; ?clira Falco, New Bedford; Jeddo,
Hnstoort. Me
Sailed loth, ship II L Richardson, Morton. Liverpool.
Cleared 17th. ship Hen Shepley, Hutching*. Liverpool
(anil sailed 19th): hatk* Vary A Mythall (Hri. l in ker, Pen- I
artli Roads; Anulo Troop iBr). Frits, Limerick; iirtg* j
Roskva, Lepreeux; ("nion (Kri, for Cartliaxona; Westmore
land (Br), Waterlord; Caledonia(Br). Hantry.
Tahiti, Mar it?In port ?clir Florence Bailey, Coffin, from
Sydney. NSW.repa.
Valencia, May 31? Sailed, bark Carrie L Tyler. Hudson,
Almelra.
Yarmouth, NS, June 18?Arrived, *ehr Jessie Jones (Br),
Antigua. _____
AMERICAN PORTA
ASTORIA. 0, Juna 15?Sailed, bark Wkve Qmaan (Br),
Anderson, Liverpool
Hi) TuN, June 17?Arrived, bark John Mathews (Br),
Beavey, Pnrtland for Auckland. NX; brig Kenath (Br), Uau
gan, st John*. Pit.
l*th ?Arrived, steamers lohns Hopkins. Hal ett. Balti
more via Norfolk; Hen Whitney. Ilallett, New Yora:?ebrs II
M Bnell. Ireland, Philadelphia: W I hlkina, Ludlam, do.
loth?Arrived, steamer* Berks, Pendleton, Philadelphia;
R. in a ii. Crenell, do; schr* John II Converse. I'lummer,
Sugua: Ueneral Connor, nebula, do: Lucv Holme*. Te?l,
llaracoa; Whitney Long. Itlukmorr, Philadelphia; W L Ab
bott, Ludlam, do: Manlta Welsh, Weetley. do; Spartel,
Cro?man. New York; it L Adams, Rabbins. Hoboken; Both
Shaw. Shaw, Heorgeiown; Olive, Jamisuu. Jamison, Port
Johnson.
Also arrived, *ehr* 11 Stlckney, Fooke. Barbados; R M
llersey.Cuggini, Naguabo, Pit; 8 II Howe*. Fort. Plidadel
plna. R S Miller. Sinltb, do; Arctic, (MM, do; >Vta A
itaron. Hear*!-, Heorgeiown, DC; M A risk. Fisk, Baltimore ;
Kelieeea A Carter, Tomiilt, dot Aneroid. Talbot, do.
Cleared?Steaiuer Hlaucut, Bearae, New York; bark
Zephyrine, Johnson, Uenierara; scbr Jacob M lla?kell.
Crow ell. II nil, H.
MAI.MVOkK. June 18-Arrlved. bark* Neres O (Ana),
Scoplnlrli. iroot Hloucester via Hampton HoaJs; Augustina
(Spi, Acordagoicoaclie, Havana; Wellaiuo (itus), tlobiu
nin, Dublin; brig* Annie Ingram I Br), Ashwood, At Jwbns,
P It; M nodal a ittri. Truftoa. Laloarlen ; schr lialen O King,
Bracey, Fortune leland.
IPth?Arrived. bark Coneepeloe <>p>.
pnblic (Hr), Marker do: scbrs Josiah
Urn. Kennebec. W H Whlttaker. Carl, do. Horace Moodl#.
Huud. Boston; B I' Kmnmell. Bernard. Bhllndalpnlik
Cleared, eteanert K W Bruna. Foster. Sew York. William
Lawrence. Howe.. B...t.m; bark. KuugCsrt (Net). Haaartfc
Droghrda; Kalken (.Nor). Chrl.ten.en, Wlsbeach: Bmannav
Andereon. Queenstewn or Falmouth: schrs Helen, rerrr.
Sew Bedford: Rodney Parker. Barker. New Haven; OB
WilheruU, Garfield. Boston. a
Sailed, barks Marie. Arriean. Isabella. Lre, Annie ?
Elliott. Milan. W 11 Jenkins. . ? . _
BKb'KHtflCK, Oa, June 14?Ballad, eehr Santa Roan,
Herrick, New York. ?
BANGOR, June 16?Arrived, eehr Hark Pendleton, Pen
dleton. Philadelphia. _
CHARLESTON. Jane IB?Cleared, aclir Emma Qreeu,
Tlbbett.. Satllla. Oa. _
181b?Bailed, eteamera Champion, New York; Ben doll,
Baltimore
19th?Arrived, bark Architect, worn rare.
Cleaiad?Brig Nellie Croaby (Bri. Bain. Cork.
Sailed?Bark Fred Eugene. Young. London.
CITY POINT, June 17?Arrived, bark Adier (Oar), Hack*
''dIOHTON,' June IB?Arrived, eehr Helen Mar, Ward,
^ImVvERS, June M-tArrisred. eehr OM Porter, Porter,
P'siTkN ANDIN A, June 14?Cleared, eehr Emma MeAdam,
Murch. Philadelphia.
KOltTKESS MONROE. June 19-Arrtved. schr Wm nun
ter iiuui Belfast. *eektuir. , B
"eased in lor Balilniora-Bark Antoinette (Ger) Roeenen,
fron. Bremen; Satur (Ant), Premuda. from Liverpool;
,lp*T?edhout-5erk? Preciosa (UCT). Havta: OtasepM
Fnihnnel 11 tall. lor Queenetown; Yitlage Belle (Br), foe
Londonderry <el> front Baltimore); eehr Nancy Smith, from
^KaL^ IUVEK,JJun'e'?i7?Arrived, eehr Wm Manon,
^S.Ued?Schr*?arnh L Simmons. Oandy Philadr 1 phin
GEORGETOWN, SC, June 13?Arrived, schrsB I llaiard.
Rowland. New York; J O Floyil. Gaskins, do. York.
1 "kHI'1,W"!st ' June 2-Arrived, echre Arl.tae, I"0?e, Nen
York (end .ailed blh for Ker Large. to load Inr Naw York),
7th. Sarah Hall. Iluckelt. Pascagoula ..
loth?In port, eehr Aunle Lewie, Aldrlch, Tor Peneaeola
"miLI&IUDOE, Juno 10?Arrived, eclwi Jae Holmes, By
ft*r New York: 14tl>, Mary, Mngee, do.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 17?Cleared, steamer Mantaret,
Baiter, Havana via Key West; ecUrs River Quean. Hobbe,
l'en.acola. Three Sisters, Apalachicola.
19th?Arrived, steamer Bra.hear Forbes, New York.
Cleared?Bark Humboldt (Fr). Crooner, Belle Isle.
Soutiiwkst Pass. June 19-Arrlvod, tteamer Muriel, from
Vera Crui; achr Geo Sealey, Cuba .
SHileil?Steamer City of Havana, Mexican ports; echi
?nV*KFOLK.'? June*"*? Arrived, echre Lvdia H Roper,
Crnumer, Portland, Me; L T Knight, Uraffsm. Hockport,
"nE\Y BURY PORT, June 17?Arrived. iteamer Panthan
MSalled?Brtir J^ohn Price. Nlckereon. Philadelphia
NEWPORT. June 17. AM?Arrived, achr Exeter, Peudle
tou. Providence for New York (of Rockland).
Sailed?Schre An.on Bruwu. Mills, hall River tor New
York: E H Braeos, Haynor, Providence tor do.
I'M?Arriv?u, ?chn? lUa. Deo ring, Tauutou for N?w Yort ;
Niitntic. Morrln. and S T Chartre. Trefelhan, do [or *?.
Sailed?Schr Kobt Byron, Nlckereon, New York tor Bucks
P?N0RWICH. Jane 17?Arrived, eehr Quieketep, from Ho?
b?NKW LONDON, June 19?Arrived, eehr Joshua Grlndle,
Smith Porto Rico tor Norwich.
Sailed?Brie Pathfinder (Br), Odell, Charleston.
PAbCAGOULA. Juue lf>?Cleared, brig PepplnoLugie
(Aue), Mareeenaioht, Liverpool; schr Thos Wlnans, Morgan,
Z,pEX8ACOLA, June 13?Arrived, hark Rochalais (Yr),
"ci^nred-Uark Vllle de Camillas (Sp), Font. Toulon.
14th?Arrived, ecbra Anna Stineon, Hloman, New York;
El'a M Storer. Wade. Pascagoula.
10th?Cleared, eehr F L Richardson. Wette, Philadelphia
l'OKT ROYAL, SC, June 19?Arrived, steamer City ol
Dallas, Hlne., New York, (and aalled lor Fernandlna vie
BrpiHLADBLPIA, June IB?Arrived, steamers William*
nort. Wllleti, Button: Rattleeuake. Snow, do; Norman,
Nlckersou do: Florida. Crocker. Providence: Catharine
Whiting, Harding, do; Beverly. Wallace. New York; hark*
O.iuo iRut). Kantala, Ipswich; Francisco G <'talj.De
Bonis, Limerick; Alba (Dan). Fox wood, KigtutibrlrMa
tilaa H (Br). Ilackett, Martinique; ecbr Katnon de Alurln.
McBrlde, Mataniaa: Laura. Roberts, H??n?a; Lucy.CoeJ.
well Windsor, NS; James M Hanegan, Richardson. Gardi
ner Mary K Rankin. Fuller, do; W 8 Scull, Barrett, Boa
ton- R H Shannon, Wllsou. Danversport; E G Wlllard, Wal
lace Portland; W R llouiton. Gardiner, Peusscola.
Also arrived, ehlps Lennie (Bri, Weston, Belfast via Syd
ney CB; Independence, Strout, Boston; barks Kuploea
YoVr). Lister. Dunkirk; Solleolto (Ital , Marcone. Genoa;
?clir? Jae S.tterthwalte, Wolff. Hallo well, Me: Guttle WU
Son Floyd. Morton; llioe J kewnrd. Patteroon, Norfolk;
Mignonette, Austin, J ernes River; "jury AJ'en^ **teai?
Dighton: Laura, llltch, Rappahannock; Bailie M Event.
^('l?ared?Steamer Mayflower, Davidson. New York; berk
Athlete (Br). Hutchinson, Dublin; brig Tenant. Nelll,
Havana; achrs John Rose. Alien. Boston; Elwood Doreu
Harrington, do; Kosle A Adra. Gaul, and W 0 Irish. Tlrrsll
New Bedford; Olive Avery, Topper, Newport.
Also cleared, steamer \aderUnd (Belg). Rsndle, Anb
werD" barks Irlsdue (Br). Trotter, Cork or Felmonth)
Sfapah (Br), Potter, Belfast; Finer, (Nor). Heemsen,
Leilh; brig John Pierce, Townsnnd, Newport; schre Gustle
Wilson Floyd. Boston; fe B Kverman, Lloyd, do; Terry Not,
Cerson. Charleston; F A Server, burners. Savannah; Haul*
NkwcI'stlk",'dcI. Juno 19? Pasting up, brig Meehanie,
"LkwiSTPel?Jmie l??*mvetU ship'Mataura J?rMil'
Havre ; barke Bel lum (Br), Mother, Liverpool; brig Mel
r?Aleo arrived! 'bark Radomlito (Ital), from London to?
0rBark Msrgaretta Blanca (Ger), from Rotterdam, wat
ordered to Richmond. v?_
PORTLAND, Me, June 19?Arrived, eehr Calitte, Now
YCUarod-Scbr 8 M Bird, Plitou, N8.
PORTSMOUTH. June i??Smiled, echre Lorine, Romero,
rbiludelphla; Plymouth. Stewart. Maltland, NR.
PROVIDENCE, Juue 17?Sailed, etenmere Wm Kennedv,
Foster. Baltimore via Norfolk: Florida, Crocker,and Oath
srlna Waiting. Harding. Philadelphia; echrs Ellea ABcrib
ner Smith, and Lucy Grabaui, Smith, do; AO Lawson,
Mehrhof, llackensack. NJ; llanuah E Brown, Hackalt. Ha
verstraw; Sarah A Falconer, Wilson: Arlo Pardee, Niekar
ton and Knth Thomas, Blake. New York.
ISth?Arrived, sclin Kllsa A Anderson. Clark. PeMaoola;
Stampede, Dow, Saillia River. Go; Oliver Ames, Babbitt,
JliTol iV Havens, Brown, Georgetown, DC: Forest Oek,
Parker Baltimore. John N t)olbr, Wilcox. Philadelphia;
I'eaced'sle. Caswell: Wm M Everett. MoDanlel. andTmo
gene Divert , Gsndv. Port .Ioliu?on: Anthony Burtou,
Johnson, audi G Fell. Shropshire, do for Pewtuekot; MIn
quas. Phillips. South. Amboy; Laconla, Crockett Rondout
via Newport: Floreuee, Sackett, \erplank s Point; Amot
Brlcgs. Dunn, and Shamrock, Troy. lUverstraw.
Sailed?Schr Wm Young. Fenderson, New York; sloop
KlAt Urn hand of''imng Island Sound 17th. AM. bound oust,
schre Wm A Levering, end Amelia; PM, Naraeelbo.
PAWTUCKBT, June 17?Sailed, eehr Ceres, Alley, Nen
VtRlCHM0ND, June 17?Arrived, eehr Edward Slude, So
Pe?rtU(*d-Pchrt Geo P Hallock. 8harrett, New Yorki 14
word Stanley, Dyer, Boston; Trade W Ind, Bryant, Salem,
" Irtth Sailed, berk Edwin (Nor) Chrietoffereen, Llveo
pool; schr Portland (Br). Cofllll, Klo Grande. ?
SAN FRANCISCO, June 11?Arrived, ship Rhfrlay. Map
thews Tocoina: barks David lloadlev. Kahler, Port Gam
ble ? Vidette, Boyd, Port Madison; Hrnry Back, Sorman,
Nsuairao; brig Percy Edward. Turner. TabltL
Sailed?Ship War llewk, Doyle. Port Dlecovetr.
17th?Arrived, ships Frith of Forth (llr). Johneon, end
City of Lahore (Bri. Greenhorne. Sydney. Nats.
Cleared?ship Coldrtren.n. Slater, Liverpool
18th?Arrived, tlilp Merchant (Br., (juinu, Sydney, NSW,
ST MARYS. Go. June 7-Arrivea, schr AbMe Rnralar,
B*0th?Arriveu^schr E S Gildersleeve, Jordan, Naw Lon
''"cleared?Bark Foraete (Nor), Chrlrtenseu, Hartlepool, R.
SOUTHWEST IIARMOR. Juno 7?Arrived, schre Kureka,
Maryo. Jlachtaetor New York; W H Bosrdman (new). Rich.
? nl.on. Calais lor Usrbadoa _ _
SALEM. .1 una 17-Arrlved, tohr Commerce. Woodman,
Spruce Hasd for New York. ? ?e?
ibth Arrived, brig Anna D Torrey, ? BCekell, Kissebrt
RSOMEBSET,YJnne 16?Arrived, eehr Llssle Young, Young,'
r Safled-Schr ? A E Coreun, Corson, Philadelphia.
STONINGTON. Jun# 17?Arrivad. achr Henry A Tuber,
B*Some,lB*or'l4?casteni bound veseels remain In tha harbor,
VINEYARD HAVRN. June 17?Arrived, schre Wm H
Sargeut. Perth Amboy tor Borton; Alnontak. New York for
Baifgor: Saxoo. Kronklln tor New York; ^'"L'.^a Vdri
I,,un SB lor New York; M L St Pierre (Br),
do tor Providence : Mexican, do tor Bridgeport; Empire,
Hsntror for New York; D Brlttaiu, Boston for Richmond,
Va^and Spray* Two Rivers, NS. for Philadelphia,
l'ast.-d hv?Schr Moninouth. Salem for Philadel^hle.
sailed?Schrs hmma K Smaller, Abble Ingells, Bnrekn,
Evelvn EUa Francis. Wm Penn. i.abal Alberto. K P Hall.
11 arret' Ryan, J L Colter (Br), II Waddlnglon. Pedro A
Ur."!sea Lton (Br). A Petero. Ell.e B Beard, John A
Load, Maggie R Suiltli, Julia It Crawlord, S A Hofhnan, II
A Dewltt. Anna Currier <Br). Allegro, W m H Rowa, Rachel
Jane, Aurora B realls l"?-) Neme idorttrowe Twenty ot.*
Frtoiids Clara K Rogers. Addle E Seavor, B T Woolsey, N
llerrv II Prescott, H K Welluian, H P Hallock. Geo H
Stt^to, Oregon, Wm Whitehead A 11 tdwards, Osprey. D
Urittain. M L St l'lerre (Bri, and Llssle K (Br.)
stli?Arrived, brig Arcot. Small, Cardenas for Borton;
Charles Dennis. Baltimore for do; schrs Charles E Gibson
and J w Drlsko. Baltimore for Boston; J H Htlekney,
Sagun. tor do; Five Stslers. do tor do; Moses Eddy, Rtmuout
fordo: H A llurit, I'hiladelphhla fordo; Defiance, Divided
Creek. Ve. tor Bath; Kllen >1 Golder, Georgetown, IH). lor
do - White Sea, Wilmington. NC, lor do; Robert Byron. New
York for Bucksporl; Onward, do for Nantucket; Lit On
Annie (Br), ami Crown Prince (Br), Proyldenee tor SI
John ? John Avtlss, Windsor lor New York; Pearl. Seeo for
do; (ieo P Trigg, Gloucester tor do; Gen Howard, Oerdlner
liir'cio* Express, Cltrk'i Inlniid tur do. ,
Seitod?Schrs W D Green. W II Sargent. Saxon Mexican
Empire. J H Stlckney. Ellen M Golder, H A Hunt, Hes
perus. White Sea. Kobt Byron and pallanca. '
WILMINGTON. NC. June 17 ?t leared, h?rk Nancy Holt
(Br). Swan. Lellb; schr Willow Harp, for Bo^toa.
Satletl?Steamer Regulator. Dosna. New York.
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Circulation of ilif AlVftSISO TELEGRAM for tha
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Monday, Jnoo 12 84,230
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Tuesday, June IB gviii 83,31?
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Thursday, June 18 ?? 89,430
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Friday, Juna !?> 49,100
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Saturday, June 17 34,330
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