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I1IIUEKA1D H Ml Ml.
Enthusiasm of New Jersey Citizens Over Sunday
Heralds at Thau Breakfast Tables.
The Herald'* Express Route Extended Through
Dover, Rockawajr, Boouton, Schooley's
Mountain to Hackettstown.
Mokkihtowh, J one 25, 1S70.
Tbe feet that the Nuw Yoke Uhhaui ?u te push lti
papera through New Jersey to-day lurtber than they
had ever been carried before became known to tbe cltl
nens of Newark at a late bour on Saturday night, and
many people interested In the undertaking aasembled
at tbe Market street depot this morning to see tbe faal
express off. Tbe same good driver and tbe aame One
team that oarried tbe Ha*Ai.n to Morristown taat Sun
day were on hand, and a moment after tbe arrival of
tbe mail train from New Ycrk tbe papera*were caught
up and thrown Into tbe Hkralu carriage. Old George
abouted to hia horses "go," and off we went at a thun
dering paoe toward Orange. Many folk* to whom our
coming lait Monday was a novelty were awaiting ua
to-day and demanded a copy of tbe |uipor. But
the wagon made no elope until It arrived at Wilder's
newstand. Thence it went ou its rapid way to Summit,
and tbeaoe took a atraigiit oourse tor Morriatown. Tbe
Bole competitor against us, who has been selling tbe
Haaai,o at ridiculous figures to the citizens of thin eity,
was completely distanced on tbe way, and our enter
prising newsboys, headed by Tom flaixjj, bad re Delved
their pa para, folded them and were out on their routes
before tbe rival teams bad come into town. Tbere
were more Hxa.ai.na sold In Morriatown to-day than on
any other Sunday hitherto.
Uxaai.it enterprise, however, did not pause here.
Che moment our wagon arrived two other teama were
In waiting to carry the paper to regions where it had
?ever been aeen before on Sunday. Our team, under
eonlrot of Mr. Arrowamith, started out for Mover,
Bockaway and Bounton, whilo your correspondent was
In tbe carriage which waa to bear the paper
through to Huekettatowu, passing through Meadham,
Herman Valley and Schooey'a Mountain. Thla team
waa the finest and swlttest taut could be procured,
and tbe carriage which It pulled over the
mountain waa licrht, roomy and new. The moment
we left Morriatown wo were out of the
territory of tbe newadealere and were carrying the
Bangui over entirely new ground. I have not time to
mj anything about tbe beaaty of the secnery or the
jraodeur of tbe Jersey inountaina Our coming waa
everywhere a surprise to the people, who toek advan
tage of their oppoitanlty, bought a paper end said
goodby to us with a "What won't the Haaai.n da
?cit?''
Our Oral atop was at Mendham, which la a quiet out
of*lhe?way sort of a place, but which durinj the sum
mar mouths la thronged with city v In tor a. The bal
coulee of the Phuauix House were well tilled with ladlea
Ud gentlemen, and a moment alter the carriage
wheeled up to the hotel directly opposite the papers
were in eager demand. The comments passed upon
HaajLit spirit, courage and enterprise were highly
flattering.
Leaving Mendham we drove on to Chaater and Ger
man Valley. The same enthusiasm and wondermont
greeted us everywhere* At last we arrived at the
favorite summer resort for the people of New York,
New Jersey and Ponneylvania, Schooley'* Mountain,
and upon conaulttng the watoh tound that It was a
quarter to two K M. The surprise of the guests was
?ery great They passed the warmest encomiums upon
our success, while the proprietors of tbe Heath House
end Belmont Hall personally congratulated us upon tbe
extraordinary quick trausit which we had made be
tween Newark and the springs.
We stopped at Suhootey'a Mountain only long enough
to tee ear papers properly handled aud then descended
the mountain side lcr Uacketutowu. Wo arrived there
before three, and gave the horses a good long reet.
which they so richly deserved, and on our homeward
trip arrived here at twenty minutes past leu to-night.
In its way this is regarded by the people we mot to
lay as a piece of enterprise as grout as anything else
'hat the Hkkaj.u has done, ior it brings them ou Sun
day what they never before have had?the news of the
country and the news of the world.
TBE HERALD'S FA?T NKWHPAPKH TEAMS.
[Newark Sunday Call, June 2S.J
The fast teams ol tbe Nnw Yohk UaaaLb dashing
through the tow us between Newark and Morristown
laat Sunday morning caused the peuplo of those local
itiea to rub their eyes with wonder. At remote points
?Ike Morristown, where as high ua twenty Uve cents
baa been charged lor the Hkkald, tbe people gladly
received tbe paper at a reasonable price, and expreated
their admiration for the enterprise shown by tbe Hsa-.
ald. To-day and during the season the route will be
extended to Hackettstowti aud Scbooloy's Mountain.The
first team atope only at Orange, Summit and Morris
town, arr.vlng at (be latter place at eight o'clock,
when the second team immediately starts from Morris
town lor MeiidLam, Chester, Oertuau Valley and
Bcuooley's Mountain. Tbe third team leaves Mendham
Ibortly alter eight o'clock fur U^ver, ltoekaway and
Uconto.i. The Ural Sunday Hkkald delivered In ilack
?ttstowu will be pri.-enti-d to lAe proprietor of the
principal hotel ol that place, to be framed unu bung up
as a curiosity. The Hkrai.d doe* so nian.v surprisingly
good things that we are getting to accept every new ex
periment it undertakes in mat line as a matter of
course.
THE AQUARIUM ACCIDENT.
To tib Editor of tub Hkkald ?
Aa varioua reports relative to the buratiug of the
mammoth tank at the grounda of tbe "New York
Aqnarium," now in tbe course of construction, have
unfortunately found their way Into the public preaa of
tbe dtv, 1 beg leave to submit tbe following plain
statement of facts:?It being deemed expedient to
test the full capacity ol the mammoth tank, recenlly
builtforthe purpose of exhibiting tbe large whales
?b*a the) arrive from the coast of Labrador, tbe
water was slowly turned ou at au early hour yesterday
morning, every preuautlou being takeu to prevent auy
accident to life or property. Mr. (igdeii, the architect,
having previously notified the builders ot the iron work
aa lo his doubt in relation to the etreuglh of
the work constructed, guve lis personal attention
to tbe llll-.ng ol the tank. Tbe water had reached
to within six inches ot the top. containing at
tbla time about 3U,<>00 gallons, when suddeuty the
tank broke upon one side, wrenching the ti on up
right* and bolts as l>y magic, the large body of water
tainted therefrom noou lilting the entire area ot the
f rounds. Very lortunately, the tank gave way spun
he aide entirely tree trom the workmen or lookers
?n, thus preventing a serious loss ol lite Aa the Ions
waa entirely a |<couoiar>- one. rosulung merely in
slightly mounding tnree ot the workmen, they lieing
knocJced do*ru by tlin sudileu ?.-oninsaion 01 theiush
Ing waters. It waa not considered liy ma of aufliclent
Importance to the public 10 personally uotity the press
ol this unavoidable accident, lu the preeenl uudert?k
lag ol producing an aquarium In the city of New York,
1 would reiterate that neither time, trouble nor ex
penee snail be saved In making It commensurate
with the dignity and reputation of the metropolis.
Jen 36, 1876. W1I.UAM C. <OLP.
TWO CLERKS' ADVENTURES.
Jamea F. Cook, a clerk reaiding in Eighteenth street
Wd William H. Morgea, bookkeeper In a Chicago rail
road office, on Saturday night aecompauied Blanrb
Williams, aged seventeen, and Carrie Douglas, aged
twi-nty one, to a house of aasignation kept by l.ou?a
Curry, ta Twelfth etreet. The girls requested them to
leave them In Mrs. Curry'e room alone for a lew
miaulea and the youni; men complied, waitiug for them
la the Laliway of the bouee. After the party leu Mr*.
Carry lound that her bureau had breu broken open and
roboed of trinkets aad other property, valued at $75.
She gave cbase to the party and had tneni arrested by
Officer Haulon, of Uie fifteenth precinct. Pari ol the
stolen properly was lound in th? poesesaion of tbe
woinaa Douglas by thcolbcer, and the remainder picked
up oa the street, where sno bad dropped It in her
flight. The quartet were locked up in tbe Mercer
street etation, and oa being arraigned before Justice
lalth at the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
the two clerk* were discharged trom eusiody, and both
fuBM oomBitted for trial ia deiault el 11.000 ball eaoh
POLICEMAN DROWNED.
VaJeatiae Mack, aa officer or the Righteeath police
precinct, waa drowned in Bowery Hay, at noon vester
day, by the capeixiug of his boat The body was recov
ered. Deceased waa ebeut tbirty-aix years eld aad
warned. He had bees a member of the lore* about
sias yeare aad wae detailed at tbe pier at the foot ot
IsM Tweaty -third etreet.
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
Washisotox. June 25, 1878.
BOW TH? APPBOPKIATION BILLS WILL BB
PBAI.T WITH ? PBOSPKCtB OP BKTBXMCB
sulnt?wobx of cohgbbsb dukjjio the
UKS8IOM? PBOSPBCTB OP iDJOVkNHKNT.
Next Friday being tin last day of the Ileal year tbe
condition of tbe appropriation bills becomes a matter
of extreme Interest. All tbe eOorta to bring the House
and Senate to an agreement bare so far absolutely
failed Tbere la some prospect ol an agreement on tbe
Post Office bill within a day or two, but Mr. Kandall will
bare to report to the Hoase on Monday a failure to
agree on the Legislative bill, and Mr. Holman may also
make a similar statement about the Post Office bill.
Tbe demoorata in the Uouae sre considering what
course they shall adopt in view ot the approach of the
end of tho lineal yaar. Tbey will not reoede from
what they consider their duly to Inalat on many Im
portant economies. Tbey are not disposed to stand i
out about trifles, but will meat the Senate lalrly.
they say. and are ready to surrender any details in i
their bills which may seem to tbe Senate partlcnlarly
objectionable, bnt they will not give up tholr main ob
ject of economy and retrenchment. It Is probable '
that tney will toward the end of tbe week bring in a j
bill extending the appropriations of the present year
for a brief period into tbe next year. The length
ef time la not fixed, and it may be decided
to carry over lor ten or for thirty days. The laal
named period would appropriate one-twelfth of the
sums granted last year, and it Is supposed that this
would give the Senate abundant time?a whole month?
to conaider all the appropriation bills and to debate
them. If such a bill is pa?sea In the Hoase It will bare
to be adopted at once by the Senate, else that bodv
would put Itself In tbe awkward position
of itself embarrassing the government and
stopping the public business. It may be thought j
best by tbe House to extend tho old appropriation
only for ten days at a time, so as to hasten the Senate
as much as poaaible. There was a suggestion to rnn
tnem over to next December and make the Issue ol
retrenchment or no retrenchment tbe prominent one in
the canvass, having It understood that If the country
does not want economy In the government it will slg
nily It by returning a republican majority. But this
plan does not get much favor. It la more probable that a
thirty days' extension will be moved and adopted In
tbe House. In any caso there is no danger that the
government will be embarrassed by lack of timely and
sufficient appropriations.
Complaint is made that tbe Senate eenfereoee com
mittees are very adroitly selected to oppose the House
bills, even democratic Senators being chosen who are
known to be hostile to retrenchment. Thus Senator
Withers, of Virginia, who Is on three conference com
mittees?the Diplomatic, Navy and Legislative?
Is on tho record with a speech in which
he declared himself opposed to retrenchment, and
Senator Davis, of West Virginia, who Is on tbe
Poat Office conference is so cbnneeted with railroads
that ho is opposed to one of tbe main points of re
trenchment in tho Poat Office bill.
The Senate goes farther la lu opposition to retrench,
meat than It is probable tbat the Boose republicans
would. For Instance, the Nary bill vrug framed u It
paased the House with the consent ol Mr. Hale, mem
berof the committee, and of Secretary Robeson him
aelf, bat Senator Sargent haa sent it back
to the House with $3,000,000 added to
II There la reason to believe that
aach members as Halo, Foster and Wheeler (re
publicans) on the Appropriations Committee, and Sen
?tor Morrill, chairman of the Senate Committee, would ,
speedily oome to an agreement about the House bills; I
but a number of republican Senators oppose all the re
ductions.
In the legislative conference the main strurfle is as
to the redaction of clerks' salaries la the department*,
the (Senate relating so far abaolutely to allow reduc
tions. It la understood that on this and the Post Office
bills the House has made propositions to the Senate
looking to giving op some important points, but the
Semite has rejected them so far.
On the Senate side H is sold that they bad not had
the appropriation bills long enough to maturely con
sider them, and that the Sundry Civil bill, one of the
most Important, came to It only on Saturday. It Is
understood tbat General Logan does not mean to touch
the Army Reorganization bill at all at this session. The
Army Appropriation bill, in which' the infantry is re
duced by 3,000 men and the cavalry increased to 9.0110,
as being tltted for use in the Indian service,
lias beeu rejected In the Senate, partly because
it reduces the salaries of some of the higher officers. ,
The Sundry Civil bill, which was sent to the Senate on
Saturday, is reduced from $27,000,000 to $16,000,000, !
and over this, also, there.will be a tight In conference. !
The River and Harbor bill, which iaatlll In Senate com
mittee, will, if It ever comes back to the House, be ma
terially changed and the appropriation lessened by at
leaat $1,000,000. Tho House Committee on Commerce
did not sufficiently ncrutlulxe this bill, which contains
usaslly a favorite piece of legislation for nearly every
member.
The Senate holds that the House, In Its consideration
of the subject or tho appropriations, haa no right to
do anything sUooting the nnmber and salaries of
clerks. Senators contend thst the latter action is
proper only in a measure of simple legislation. On
the whole, there Is no immediate prospect of agree- !
ment between tho houses; but tho republicans j
believe that there will presently bo divialon among
the democrats, to some ol whom tho retrench
ments aro no more welcome than to the
other side. It is believed tbat some opposition to Mr.
Randall may develop itself to-morrow In the House on
his own side, and thst thus the force of the economists
will be weakened. But such opposition will only pro
tract the struggle, for it will make tho Senate more
obdurate. The supporters or the retrenchment policy
asaert that they have succeeded in arousing the coun
try, and that letter* and newspapers in ^reat numbers
are received urging the Bouse to stand Ask
THB BEPOBTKD BKCOBCILLATION BKTWKXN PAT
I TKKSON AMD CHAMRKBUAlN DkMtKD?PATTEB
bun tux ArrnoK or the ripoht.
Last Friday It wa* stated In these despatches, on
what waa tbcu believed to bo good authority, thst Gov
ernor Chamberlain and Senator Patterson had bariod '
the hatchet, and tbat Chamberlain had pledged Fatter- J
son to redeem the Blue Ridge scrip and the con- |
version bonds, after which he woald
>w sent to tho I'nited States Senate to
j succeed Rohertsou, with some other matters to the
same general effect. Governor Chamberlain now tele
graphs here that the whole statement Is false, in every
respect and oaks this public contradiction to be made.
On inquiry It turns out that Senator Patterson was
himself the suthor of tho (also report, having given
it to a pcraon to communicate to the press.
SENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES.
Wamiiioto*, June 26. 1*7&
MB. BLdUNX'u ILLNKMK.
Mr. Blaine's condition Is unchanged, or, at least, haa
not changed for th? better. He haa boen entirely con
fined to his bod for the past four days, aod exhibits
symptoms of extreme physical prostration. He has a
low form of frver resulting Imti malaria, and his phy
sicians have some apprehensions of its assumn>g a ty
| pboid character. A chsnge from this climate is re
| garded as absolutely indiapensuble to his recovery, and
arrangements are now being made for his departure
for Maine on Tuesday, by a route on which ho can go
directly boms without change of car*.
DEATH IN CHURCH.
, Michael CoanelI, ?ed fifty year*, of No. $0 West
j Thirteenth street died suddenly yesterday morntrg
In the Jesuit ehnrch iu West Sixteenth street while
mass was Uemg celebrated. His body was removed to
tbe Twenty ninth precinct station honse and word was
. aenl to the Coroners' office.
SUICIDE OF A CHiikllST.
Thomaa lleilly, aged twenty-seven years, of Na 105
Elizabeth street, a chemist bv profession, committed
suicide Saturday night bv taking belladonna. He was
attended by l>r*. Hunter and Cook, of Broome street,
bat notwithstanding their efforts to save him he died at
three o'clock yesterday morning. The cause ef his act
was business troubles The Coroner was notified.
BOY DROWNED.
James Redmond, nineteen years old, of No. 21VWest
Thirty-second street, near Seventh avenue, while bath
ing at Rik'r's Island yesterday afternoon waa seis-<d
with c rata pa and drowned before assistance oould
reach him. The boAr waa act recovered.
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
BBf-OBTU Or AWABD8 ? TILE CEmiXUL
CHIVK8?PRLNCK OKAB'H VISIT? PBOUBAMVB
TOR THB OBAMD CKNTEXMIAD INDBPBNDXMCB
DAT CKJ.KBKATION.
At a recent meeting of the Executive Committee of
Ihe Commission ? resolution ?u adopted instructing
tlia chief of the Bureau of Awards to confer with the
Judges ol tho Exhibition, and arrange as far as practi
cable for tho pre|iaration itt report! of a general char
acter from the several croups, summarizing the (Ex
hibition in each Important lino of production or manu
facture and indicating the recent progress of the indus
trial arts Theso reports are to be reudered at or before
the dose of the Exhibition.
A resolution was also adopted providing that, In ad
dition to the awards to Individual exhibitors already
provided for, a special diploma (without a modal) will
be awarded, upon the recommendation of the jndgea of
any group, to municipalities, States or nations, trade
societies, societies ol learning and public institutions
lor collective exhibits of exceptional merit, provided
that such exhibits shall not be in competition with in
tended exhibits.
THIS CkkTSNKUX CU1MKS OX TUX FOURTH OF JULY.
The chimes will usher In the national holiday at mid
night of the Sd, when the quarter* ol the hour will he
chimed, in imitation of the Westminster chimes of
Loudon, snd the hour of twelve tolled on the lsrge bell;
alter which the following progiammo will be played by
Professor Wlddows, assisted by Mr. John Sen la, of tho
Grace church chimes ol New York:?
Changes on eight and ten belli.
KiriiiK a natioual aalul* un the bell*.
Centennial March of the K alios*, introducing the follow
ing national aira:?
Called state*?"Hall to the Chief'
Bnglaad?"Uod Mare the Voeen."
lrelanil?"VTeariuic of the Ureeu."
Scotland?"The blue Bell* of Scotland."
"Star Spangled Banner."
Bracll?Brazilian Imperial Bjmm.
"Hull Columbia."
Austria? Imperial Uyran
Urand March and Wall* of '79 CI ah.
France?"The ManMllaise."
"My Mart laud."
Kunla? Buaaian Hymn.
"Kentucky Home."
Germany?"Tue Watch on Ua Khia*." '
"KeU, White and Blue."
Sweden?National Hyuui.
"Bonnie Hlue Flag.
Turkey?National Hymn.
"Washington's March.
Norway? National Hymn.
"Carry Me Back to Old Virgtaay Shore.''
Kicypt?National liynia.
"Vive l'Am?rie?"
Japan?Japan*** Barcarole.
"Dixie." vne* the Conquering Hero Comea." Teakei
Doodle.
During the national holiday the chimes will be
played st six A. X., twelve M.. Ave P. M. snd sundown,
the programme consisting of national and operatic airs,
marches snd popular melodies.
ntUHRAMMS or THS I'SkSMOSIKS CPOB TBI UOX11U
rOUSTM.
The formal programme lor the grand ceremonies of
the Fourth of July observances has been completed,
except tor minor details, and is substantially as fol
lows:?
The ceremonies will take place at Independsnoe
Ball, beginning at an early hour, with a review ol the
military lrotn in front of the hall, on Cbeatnnt street?
a stund capable ol accommodating from 100 to 160 per
sous being erected lor the purpose.
The literary exercises, under the auspices of the
United Stales Centeunial Commission, will take place
in tlie square immediately in the rear ol Independents
Hall, where a platform or sufficient capacity to accom
modate some 4,600 persons, among whom will be the
guests or the city, musicians, &c., will be provided.
The exercises will commence immediately alter the
termination or the military review, at about ten
o'clock, and will lie Initiated by a prayer by Kixht Rev.
Bishop Simpson, ecclesiastical successor of the chap
la in ol the Continental Congress.
Overture, "Tbe Great K>public." By George F.
Bristow, ot New York, ? member of tbe group jury on
musical awards. Chorus.
Keadinugof tbe Declaration of Independence from
tbe orig nal document, bv Richard Uenrv Lee, of Vir
ginia, grandson 01 tbe mover of tbe Declaration.
Hymu of Welcome, by Oliver Wendell Holroea,
written to tbe music of Kelk-r'a Hymn. Orohestra
and chorus.
National Ode. By Bayard Taylor, of Pennsylvania.
A Grueling from Brazil?A bymn composed at the
request of Ilia Majesty Horn l*edro, Emperor ot Brazil,
by u distinguished Brazilian. Carlo* Gomee, and dedi
cated to i bo American people.
Oration?By William M. Evarts, of New York.
Hallelujah?Orchestra and cborus.
Doxology?"Old Hundred."
Gtltiiore lias boen given charge of the orchestra, with
Carl Sent* as cborus mtutor.
Toe period to be covered by the programme la eaU
maled rot to exceed three hours.
invitations to witness tbe demonstration on the
evening of the ad and to participate in the observances
ot the 4th have beeu sent by General Hawley to the
Governors ol all the States and Territories lu the
Union, and from several assurances of their intention
to be present have been received. From Governors
IfcCreery, of Kentucky, and Rice, of Massachusetts,
telegrams were received on Saturday, tbe lortner stating
that no would be hereon the lid and the latter that he
would arrive on tbe 4tb, but without staff or escort.
MWKUISR VISITORS.
Among the visitors to tbe grounds on Saturduy were
fifty-six cadets lrotu tbe Swedish corvette Norrkopslng,
who spent several hours in examining the Swedish dis
play lu the main building and the Swedish school oi
house building.
Prince Oscar Charles Augustc, of Sweden, reached
the Exhlbttlou grounds during tbe afternoon, aocout
1 >a:ned by bis tutor or governor, who is his invariable
uttendanl on Kxhibition visits. Tbe royal visit was of
short duratien. being muiniy confined to tbe mala
building. Yesterday afternoon the visit of the
l'riuce was repealed. His Higbneos being esrorxed
among others by Commission! r lianfelt, chief ol the
Swedish Commissioners. Yesterday morning, upon
the invitation of the Swedish Commissioner*, General
Hawlev and a number of gentlemen ol the Centennial
management vis,toil tbe Norrkopsing and were present
at the religious services on board the corvette
a waubixu at rua kxhibition.
On Thursday evening, at eigbt o'clock, in tbe main
hall of the Judges' Pavilion, Miss Bertha Dannfelt,
daughter of the Swedish Commissioner 111 Chlei to the
Exhibition, will be nnitcd in marriage with Mr. W.
Chrisiopberson, ol tbe Norwegian Commission. Kev.
C Clausen, tbe Norwegian pastor in Philadelphia, will
officiate, and some 300 invitations to tho nuptials Lava
been issued.
PROBABLE MUBDEB.
A GANG OF TiOVVO KUVFIAN8 FATALLY WOUND
A GKRMAN CITIZEN IN UNION BQOABK?-THK
LXADKB ASBKSTKS.
Aii unprovoked and brutal assault J>y a ganp ot young
ruliiaus and thieves in Union square yesterday morn*
Ing upon a respectable German workman will probably
result In tbe death of the latter. Tbe facta in refer
ence to this daring and unusual crime are as fol
lows
Shortly after two o'clock yesterday morning Officer
J ernes, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, while on duty
in Fourth avenue, saw a gang of young rufhans enter
tho Union square park They were six in number,
and among them was James McGuire, aged twenty ouc
years, of No. 61a East Ninth street, who claims to be
a truck driver, and who. Officer Jerttes asserts, la a
loafer and thiet. Officer Jerflos observed tbe gaug go to
tbe Bower garden, near the north end of the |>ark, and
pluck up planting sticks, each stick about a half Inch
in diameter and three or four feel long. Officer
Jertlcs knew there wax no use in di
rectly giving chime to them, and endeavored
by making a ueiour to come on them by surprise. Id
tho meantime the gang proceeded down the park, and
amused themselves by striking those persons who
either from being |)oinelcas or drunk were sleeping on
tbe benches. W hen near Fourteenth street they struck
William Sclireidcr, aged thirty-four, a German linker,
residing at No. 310 Devoa street, Brooklyn. ,He Jumped
up and made somo resistance. The next moment one
of tho ruffians shoved a garden stick Into his left eye.
Tbe sharp pointed end of the stake penetrated about
three inches, entering ihe brain. Scbrelder screamed,
??Oh my God!" and fell back over tbe baauh. Officer
Jerboa pursued the gang, and, with the assistance of
Officer Hanlon. orthe Fifteenth precinct, captured Mo
Gulre at the corner ol Fourteenth street and University
place. Returning to the scene ol the ailair, Officer
Jerties found Schrelder suriounded by a number of
persons, who had not been able to assist him
in auy way, although bo was suffering ex
cruciating agony. Officer Jerries procured a horse
and wagon, sad, placing Scbrriuer in it, removed
hlin to the Thirtieth street station, where, in respouse
to questions by Csptaiu Steers, be gave his name, resl
dunce and occupation. Police Surgeon Salience, on
being summoned, drew the stick out of Schneder's
beau, when the injured mau became unconscious. Or.
Saiterlee pronouueed the Injury fatal, *ud ordered
Schriedcr'. removal to Bcltevue Hospital, to which In
stitution he was at onco conveyed in an amimlauce.
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday morn
mg McGuire was arraigned belore Justice Smith. He
'la a truculent looking young ruffian, and did not,
although tightly handcuffed, seem to realise his posi
tion tn ihe least. In addition to the testimony given
by Officer Jernes, two witnesses, James Thain.'a clerk
living at Na MA Elizabeth street, ouj William Wilson,
a newsboy living in the Newsboys' Lodging House, In
Chambers street, were produced. Roth of them testi
fied that they heard Schre:der's cry nl agouy, and saw
MrGuiro running away. Justice Smith committed
McGuire without bail, to await the result ol Schrleder'a
luiuriea. II?< was taken to tbe Tombs. When a Hkrilu
reporter asked him what be bad to say about the aflair,
be slouched his shoulders and said, "I don't know
nothing about it."
At midaigbt tbe patient (William Schrelder, who was
aiaauited iu luioti square at ten minutes to three A M.
yesterday) was delirious, and much worse than when
be was taken to the hospital. Ihe resident of No. 310
frevoe street, Brooklyn, where Schrelder said he lived
amfssn ui kaaw sutinas abop?
? SEDUCTIVE BUTCHER.
George W. Cross is a middle-aged, **U known and well
to-do resident of the Thirteenth ward of Newark. Some
time ago be waa publicly charged with Improper dispo
sition of diseased meat. Now he ia charged with still
graver offenses again*! law and decency. Beater
Callen. a widow of rather prepossessing appearance, haa
canned hla arrest on charges of larceny and seduction.
Ho Induced her to keep silent until now, as she alleges,
by threatening to kill her and, at other time*, making
her presents of jewolry. Finally, ?be avers. bo became
so abuaive that ahe left bis family, tu which sbe
was employed as a domestic, and went to board
elsewhere Recently, as she farther alleges, be eutered
her apartments during her alwence nod stole a gold
waicb and cbain nod <>tber property belonging to Mr.
Upon being brought beiore Jujiicp Otto <>n Saturday
night Crons made no reply to the greater i liar^e inudu
by Mrs Cullen, that ut ravisbtuent. but in regard to
the alleged stolen articles admitted havlug taken then,
claiming them to be his proi*rty. He lianded thvnt
over to the Justice. Ho was admitted to ball pcudiug
the meeting of the Grand jury. lira. Cullen ia ubout
to become a molbor. As Cro?s is quite notorioua iu
his neighborhood and hat* not a happy laculty of mak
ing lrl?uda the widow's story has created much ot an
excitement.
FOUND DROWNED.
Tha body of an unknown man was found floating In
tbo Hast River at the foot of Ferris street, Brooklyn,
yesterday. It was live leet nlue inches In height, with
dsrk hair and sandy whiskers and mustaohe. aud wis
about thirty-Qve rears of age It had on gaiters,
white stockings, white shirt, light trousers and vest
and black diagonal coat. The little linger of the left
hand was missing, and on one ot the lingers of tho
right hand waa a gold ring, with tbo emblem of a com
pass and square. The body hsd evidently been but a
utile while In the wuter. It was taken to the Morgue.
ROBBED AT ROCKAWAY BEACH.
Yaaterday afternoon Captain Bonuani, of the bark
Joade, lying at pier 16 Kaat River, while bathing at
Rock away Beach, near Peter McGorce's house, waa
robbed of his gold watch and chain and $1:! in money,
iu all amounting to S-<& The articles wore in his
clothing at the bathhouse.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
At ten o'clock yeaterday morning a horse attached to
a baker's wagon belonging to John 11. Drwsler, of No.
261 Sixth avenue, took fright st the corner of Sixth av
enuo and Twenty-llrst street, throwing Francis Klcbner
and Charles Scheter into the street They were both
badly bruised about the body. The horse continued In
his course and ran against a lamp post, amashiug the
wagon. He then broke loose ? from its harness and
ran down the avenue to Fifteenth street, where be was
caught by Uffloer Scbmittberger.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
xutbs o> ssrAaTCitia from xiw toss ron m vowras
or JVM AXU Jl'LT.
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Lesetng
Mat* of luuiana.
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Dunau
Labrador
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Wlelano.
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fauada
Germanic
The yueea
Victoria....
An Ua
Rtaeiu
Kvmta
fttate et I'enaayl'a
Krmla
City ot Chester....
Oder
Bolivia
Ameriqao.
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7 Bowling Green
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. iSi Broadway
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7 Bowline Groan
7 Bowling ttreea
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72 Broadway
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15 Broadway
2 Bowling Groan
7 Bowltag (Irooa
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29 Broadway
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1 Bowline; 'MM
. 15 Broadway
161 Broadway
wNOTICE TO CAPTAINB OP VBSSBLS IN TTIB
COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE?Captains or aScers of
veeeals engaged la the coasting or foraign trad*. observing the
displacement or removal of tea buoys. are requested to com
municate tba I act to the Hihild. *u that It may be brought
pabllely to tba attention ol tba proper authorities. A la(tar
addressed "to tba adltor of tba Hutu, Now York city."
giving aa accurately ai puralble tba nambar aad poeitlaa of
displacedbuoys or tba caasa af tbalr removal, will suttee In
all caaaa observed along tba Atlaatle aad fseltc coasts af
tba American Continent When they are obsei red on tba
aoast of Enropaan countries or In tba Mediterranean It le
requested that Information bo sent aitbar by telegraph or
latter to the Ixmdon odice of tba Nbw You Huus, 46
Fleet street, London, or to tbe Parle often. 01 Avenue da
1'Opara, Paris. Wbere tbe telegraph is used despatches
may bo addraeeed "Bennett, 44 Fleet street, London." or
"Bennett, 01 Avenue de 1'Opera, Pans." Where eaaes at
displacement are observed la tbe waters of countries beyond
tba re a eh af tba telegraph, as In Asia or AlHis, captains may
return uslcate with as upon reaching tba ftret convenient
port. This Information will be eablad tree of charge to tba
Hiuu and published.
49-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OP VESSELS ENTERING
TUK PORT OF NBW YORK AT NIOHT.-Tbe Nbw Yobb
H an alp hae adopted a distinguishing Coeton night signal for
uso on board tba Hiuld steam yacht, showing while horn
ing the colors red. green, red. changing from one to tha other
ia succession, and can be seen several miles distant. Cap
tains of veeaals. upon seeing this signal, will oblige as bv
preparing any marina news they may have for tha Ship
News Department of the llBBALa.
Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arrlv
lag at New York can do so bv addraasiag to sucn vessels,
can of Hbbslo news yacht.piar No. 1 East Elver, New Tork.
letters received Iron all parts of tha world aad promptly de
livered. Daalieatss are required.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAY.
?m A*P MOO*. I HIGH WITH
Pan rite* 4 20 | Got. lilaad. ...morn 12 00
San tell 7 U ? Sandy Book eve 11 15
Mooa mm. eve 11 13 | Hell Gala. mora 1 46
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 25, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
aaronr? bt tbb miLB hmi tacit* in) iuiii
WHlTKttTOJt* TBLKOBAKB LIXB.
liteamar C*ty of He liu iRri. kenut-d}. Liverpool Juuj 15
and (jueenstown Ititli, with ludse and patsengert to .1 O
Dale.
meaner Wyoming <Br), Jones, Llvernool Jutss 14 and
Queenstown 15th. with in l?'i xud 4* i>?s>engiT? to Wll
liams A Guion. June 24. lat 41 2'.', Ion til .'I, pataad a tier
man steamer hound K; s.tuic ditjr. *.'& I m:le? E ol Sjndy Ilnuk.
passed a 9-matted steamer bound ? : a>th, I'Jli miles E of
sandy lloos, a Canard strain* r hound K.
Steamer W A Xebolten (lint hi. Janrrn. flushing Jnr.e
12, with indse aad paa.eagers to Kuuch. Kdye A Co. J i??
a3. lat 41 14, lull 41 <H, rliip Catllda. Irnra Liverpool lor
Ssn<1y Hook ; ?a'ur day. lat 41 01. Ion rti ??? steamer P t'a
laiul (DutcUi. Iionce l^r Rotterdam; ?nu time, steamer
llatnmnnla iGert.dofor ll? linrg.
Steamer Magnolia. Daggett, Savsnn ?h 3 days, with mdse
to Miirrat. Verrl? A Cm
? Steamer Wyanoke, Clinch, Richmond, City Pnlnt and Nor
folk, with mdse and passenger* to tba Old Dominion Steam
shin Oj.
Meaiuer llatteras. Mallett, Norfolk, with endue and pas
senger. to the *>ld Dominion Steamship 0a.
SteamerAiueinarlv. (llb'js. Lewes. Del. with mdse to tha
Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer Perkiomru. P larva. i'liiladelpbla, wltb coal to tba
Reading KR Oo.
Bark Henry Knight, Ames. Caibarlea 11 days, with sagsr
to ordor; ve?sol toTaruui A laiud.
Brig Tula. Miller. Belize, Hon, 10 days, w.th logwood. Ac,
toWJexAl-'o.
ScUr Victor l'nlg (of Boothbayi, Tinkhaiu, Baracoa 12
days, with fruit to T J Madge; vessel to J K stapl?a. June
I5tli. lat 22. Ion 74. spoke sehr J W Brown, troni tit Thomas
for I'ardenas.
ehr Sarah B Douglass (of Nassau), Bethel, Blenthcra ?
day*, with i>ii>es to James Doaglasa.
Acbr r B Wharton, llusli, Hlmtbera 7 days, with pinoe to
TJ M adge ; vetsel J R >t ple?
Sclir Charley Wooltey. Brown, AImico 0 days. With pines
to Oemet A Pearsall: ve??ei to B J Weub'rg. June 24, lat
:?M. Km 74116, opoka steamer Andas, hanca for Aspui
wall, Aa.
Sehr Julin Cadwaller. Pliinuey, Jacksonville 7 dsyt. with |
lumber to msstar. Will proceed to Albauy to discharge.
sehr W A l.ow, Trua*, tleorgetowa, s(\ 4 days, with na
val stores to order.
?Sehr Telegraph, WlWoa, Charleston 4 days, with naval
stores to order.
t-ebr Wary I*oiiisa. Ua-kill. Washington, NC, 6 days, with
naval stores tw Zophar Mills.
Sehr Sarah A Rurr, Araild. Virginia.
Sehr II II Pitta, French. Virginia.
Schi Praaklia Bell. Kahili, Virginia.
(tebr Jameatuwn. Byard, 'leorgatown, IK'.
Sebt Howard Williams, Wainwrlgbt, i.rorgetowa, DC. Is
bound U> Bridgeport.
Sehr James Rmsoa, Doctor. Baltimore.
Sclir Geo Hotchklss. Graham, Baltimore.
Setir Willie Martin. Mvaber, of and irom Portland 8 days,
with beading ta master.
PABSJCD THROUGH HULL OATIi.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City af Pltohbarg, Springer, New Radford for
New York.
SteamerTlllla. Swing. New London and Notwleh fur New
York.
Sehr Ira Stargea, JobnsBa, Plttston. Me, for New Yvrk.
Sehr Ira Laffrlner. t'oleiuan, Boston for New York.
Sehr Anna uell, Jones, Boston tor .New >ork.
Srbr l.illie O Wells. Wells Providence tor New Yerk.
Sehr B K Hull. Bruab. Providence for .New York
Sehr D M Ktenrh, t'hlids, Gardiner, Me. lor New Vork.
ScbrM J (Inrnev. (inrnejr. New Haven for New York
Sehr B P Meaney, Rogers, Portland, I I. tor New York.
hchr t'otiaecticni. Allen. New Loudon lor New York.
St hr Sarah W Blake Buggs, Dlghtoii for New York.
r^clir J K Perry, Perry, New Haven lor Baltimore.
Sebr J Anderson, Johuson. Norwalk lor New York,
Sehr Maria Klemlng. Ford, .Norwich lor New York,
Sehr Pllabt, Wilson, Pall River for New York.
Sehr J alia. Baker. Providanee for New York
Sehr Vapor. Yeaag. New Havea far New York.
' Schr J 0 Rogers. Kogeta. Bath he Saw Tack.
Schr kv; Froelaud, Yaadusen, S?w Haven for
town.
hebr Joseph Mali. Smith. Portlaad, Ot. for Sew Tark.
Schr Express. Kennedy, Rockland for Now York.
Schr Wave Creat, Pruvi donee tor New York.
Schr Angler. Homo, Sow Bedford f.ir Stw York.
Ml PtniHhaiila, J 'met. Pni?llner Ior Now Ym
S?br Georae. StaaclifT. Portland, t.'v for How York.
Sehr A B llayc ?. Hayes, Providence !or Sow York.
Mbr Surprise, Seaman. Providence tor Sow York.
Schr (luld-u liule. Wdson. Norwich for New York.
Scnr Darius Eddie. Yonn*. Raagnr for Kew York.
Kcbr (leu Howard. Weaeott, Gardiner. Ma, for N*w York.
Schr Mary A Lovell, Havelock. New Haven for Saw Yort.
Sciir l"aan. Slocani. Portlaad lor Mew York.
Si'lir Ida Palmer. Painter. Main ford fur New tork.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Phcvbe Kllrebeth. Mapeii. New York for
S<^ir Helen August*. Pratt, New York tor Portland, Ui
John Uder Lincoln. S*w York for Tain*tun.
Hchr H li Pitu, WhlUm?OB. llnbukfO lor Providence.
Wind at kuoift. W?W ; ut midnight WSW.
Barometer al snntft. 20.7W; At K) I'M, 27 79.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
| Sc'hh filH.10*. Smith, is ashore at Viaalhaven; will .
> probably ba got 08.
j Scim l.tvr Yanckk. anchored ofl Monhsaan. luat head '
1 gear and had Sabine oeM torn to pieces a few uisitit sluco, j
I by aa unknown acbooner ruauing Into her.
Scua Rxmowk (of Salcontbe. E), lluxum. bound t> I 01 1
I don with a cargo of plaea, wa> wrecked at Kleuthera on the 1
j 7th inat.
Y m ht W W Johbson. which nunk below Charleston in [
; completely broken up and the reiaaloi aro fatt disappear
I lnic 1 rum tba Middle Ground.
WHALEMEN.
Sailed ftom Stonlntrtnn ,Jnn? at, schr Thomas Tlant, El- j
! dridire, South Shetland Llanrte.
! Sailed from Freeman tie. Australia. April 4, bark Castoa.
1 Shttrmau, of SB, to cruise.
SPOKEN.
Ship City of Montreal, irom Sew Tork for London. Jobs
22 lat 40 17. Iob (14 '.'U
Ship Choice iBr), Masters, from Bimllpataui for i.oouon.
May A. lat 17 N', Ion 87 E.
Ship Cup-- liable (Br). Pa;;e, from Ardroaaau for San Fran
ci wo Jvau H. off Minehead
Ship Louis Walsh. White, from I'olnt Loboe for Queens
town, Aorll 2lal 10(U s. Ion M 10 W.
Ship Atraea0-wald (Br), Irom Glasgow lor San Francisco.
June IO, elf Tuskar.
Ship Scaforth (Br), Woodward, from Liverpool Tor San
Francisco, May ft lal 8 S Ion l!8 W.
Ship Richard III. from Liverpool for Band* Hook, Juas 1
12. lat 31 (*i. Ion tf 54.
Ship Isaac Webb. I'rnnhart. from Liverpool for Sew York.
June ?. lat 47 53, Ion Ifi 21.
Ship Moouligbt. Watsrboase, from Philadelphia for
Bhauchai, May 3, lat 27 4 ? S, Ion ri3 W.
Ship Sew York (Br). Irwin, from Liverpool for Baa Fran
cisco, Juae 7, lat 45 20 S, Ion 15 4~i W.
Ship Loretto Flih, from Kefr York fur Loudoa, Juae 20,
4(1 SO, Ion ??
Aa Americas ship, showing letters J PliL. steering S,*May
1. lat 4 50 B. Ion tf?37W.
Au American ship, showing Utters JWVB, steering E,
Jnue 8, lat 45 S.ioti 38 W.
Amnrican shin JCQH <?>, from Liverpool for Valparaiso,
April II. lat 2 S. ion 2S W.
Hark Moueta iHn. McCoanarhy, from Sew York for Mel
bourne. Mav 20. laid S. Ion ?7 W.
Bark Forest Queen (Br>, Mfcrria. from Liverpool for Que
bec, Juae 7, lat 48. Ion Ml.
Itark Jobann Ludwlg (Uer), from Bremen for Baltimore.
May :to, lat 48. lou 25.
Hark Titos A (ioddard. Smith, from Bmyraa for Sow York,
May 25. la the Uroeiaa Archipelago
Hark Winona (Hr>. Gordon. Irotn Liverpool for Valpa
raiso, no data. lat 5 IV S, loa 25 08 W (not aa misprinted
ye.terday).
Hark Thames (Mr). Williams, from Sew York for fort Ade
laide. Mar 2U. lat Ji 40 S. Ion 84 40 W.
Bark lllchard [Uer). Crepla, from Darken for Brake, Juae
5, lat 41, Iob Kt
Harks Germaaia (fort), from New York for Oporto; Nym
phen 1 Sari, from do for Hamburg, and Sirius t.Nor), do for
(JiicraatowV Jane 20. lat 4050, Ion U8. 1
A British bark, showlag tellers UfLS, Irom for
Magualena Ray Cal, March tt. lat 57 01 S Ion 7o 23 W.
An Amerieuq bark, showing letters WTMP, steering W, !
May 23. lat 48 S. lou 3!< W.
A brig, showing letters "BLFH." from ? for Han
Francisco. May 3. lat 4 S. Ion 20 W.
.-rhi J S IliC Adams, bouud west, June 25, 50 miles E
of Sandy Hook.
Schr Adelia (of Aanaoolls, SB), bound south, no dale, lat
41 lit, loa tti 15,
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS
Marahaat*. shlpptag agents aud shipmasters are Informed
that by telegraphing to tha HiUld Loadoa Bureau, ad
dressing "Bennett. So. 40 Fleet street, London." or to the
Paris oilca, addressing "Bennett, 81 Avenae de l'Opera,
Parts." tha arrivals at and departaras from European and
Eastern ports of American and all ferelia vessels tradiag
with tha United Ittataa. tha same will be cabled to this coun
try Area of charge.
Captains arriving at and salting from Prench and Medl
terreneaa ports will Dnd tha Paris ofHce the more eeoaomi
cal aad expeditious for talegraphlng news.
OUR CARLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Antwykf. June 24? Arrived, steamer August Andre
(Belgn Grave, Sew York.
Bbistol. June 25?Sailed, schr Ueary Wlthlngton, Stona,
Sydney, CB.
iiOBSMCm, Jane 24?Arrived, bark Jail a Hejro (Gar),
Bchroeder, Harlen.
Filioortl, June 84?Arrived, ship Betoluta, Slckels, Pa
ballon de Plea. ?
I.iTKKrooL. June 23? Arrived, iMibu LUt Magantlo
(Br). Bittenli;, Montr**!.
HtlM 24th. ships Harrester, Bos worth, ud Dul Mirer,
Bursley, San Francisco; Runerdule (Br), Porter, d.) (all
thr?e not previously); Cbarle* Cotesworth (Br), Brows*,
do; N Mother (Br), Stuart, Delaware Breakwatrr; bark
Madge Wildtira (Br), Hoffman, Sandy Hook (tba latter not
previously).
Also (alien 24th, ship W A Campbell. Curling, St John,
MB mot United states).
Lsith, Jobs 24?Arrived, bark Edward Hvidt (Mar), Sor
ensen. New York.
Pinarth, June 25?Balled, ship Rydal Hal' (Br), San
Francisco.
Pltmoctb, June 25?Arrive*, steamer Pommerania(Qer),
Schwensen. New York for Hamtxirg (and proceeded).
Qcukstown, June 24? Arrived, steamer Illinois, Shack
ford. Philadelphia for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Southampton. Jnne 24?Mailed, steamer Colombo (Br),
Laver (from Unlli, New York.
WKATHBB BBPOBTT. ,
Falmootu. Jane 2S, PM?Wind E, light: One.
Uoltiuo, Jnne 25, PM?Wind NN E, fresh and dear.
FOREIGN POllTS.
Fathkk Point, Jmie2f>?Arrived, eteamer Manltobani.Br),
froui London for Moutreul.
Halifax. Jnne 2T>?Arrived, steamer* Caspian (Br),
Trocks. Baltimore (or Liverpool; Nova Scotlan (Br), Rlcb
ardsnu, Liverpool via Si John. Nil, for Baltimore.
Qisnat-, .lane 21?Arrived, bark Norma, Baraecker.
Grangemouth.
[Pkb Stxaxir Cm*a. at Bosto*. I
Ahdrossas. June 11?Hailed. P W Cochrane. Mlramlefcl.
Bn.risT, June 12?Sailed. John Lorway, Lorway, Phila
delphia,
Kkistoi*. June 12?Arrived, Oliver, Emery, St John, NO.
Burdkai'I. June It?Arrived, Lauretta, McDonald, Cbar
lotteiown. PK1.
Sailed fitb, Loul?e Charlotte, Hansen. Quebec.
Has*kin. April 20?Sailed. 1'retuler. Mciiilverv, England.
Cor una PA. May IS?la the Koadx, Ch*? U Southard,
Beattie. for Havre.
Dkai., June 12?Arrived, Yarra Yarra, Bugge, London fer
New York (and proceeded 13th).
lv'th, Albertlue. Brown, from St John, NB; 13th,
Ariel, Doane. from London for Halifax.
Dvnimi *, June 10? Arrived. Loboramus, Adair, Darien,
tie , 8 B Hume. Dlggins. St .Inltn NB.
IHsmbr, June 12?Sailed, Chae Purvis, Small, New
York.
Ulabuow. June 13?Arrived, Slate of Pennsylvania (a).
Knight, New York.
UmkknovK. June 13? Arrived, Lake Michigan, Lauiout,
Montreal.
II iRTLtcmot.. Juan l<>?Arrived, fonder, Oisen, Darien:
I.eunataj, Danielsea, Pensacvla.
I'o.tu KO*u. to June ??Arrived, Nearcbus, I'earse. Car
did.
Ki/rkachkk. May 15?Arrited, Charlotte A LittleBeld.
Carver, Cardiff
Li'ikrooL, June 12?Arrived. Freeman Dennis. Fletcher.
I! avre.
Sailed HKh, Boa*. Jacohsen, Mlramielil; 12tli, Granger,
Doane. San Pranclaco; Hex Baleenth. New York: 'Inree
Brothers, Cumiulngs. ilo; 13th, J * Beard, Robinson. Klo
Janelm; Kijrn. Laraen, New York; Stnatsruad Broeii, Ura?
seu, Klchmond.
Clear -d I2tli, Ro<? Bonheur, Rnlls, Ottebec.
London. June 12?Knt red out, Hudson, Knight, New
York; l#th, Kalfaele, Savareie. do.
Lmtii, J une 12?Airived, Aquiia, Watlusching, PblladeL
** I.VNK. June 12?Sailed. Kate Howe, Riley. Philadelphia.
l.iMkkJi k, Jane 13?Sailed, Syringa, Trefry, Philadel
phia.
Mnrraosu, June 11?Arrived, Bnston Vale, Anderson,
New York.
iliAiii.mil. Jnne 11?Sailed. E L Partridge, Partridge,
Cadix.
N'rvsr. .Tun* 12?Arrived. Arianna. St John, NB.
Pl.THotTB. Jane 12?Arrived. Maaltobait (si, ]>ondon(and
left for yurhecl.
Poolk. June 12?Arrived. Scotsman. Malow, Prince Kd
ward Island.
(ji t-sxarowx. June 11 ?Sailed, SJolbn. lor llla?gow; Jo
hann* Marg*rcth*. for Stockton : l.Uli, Alrnon Bird. Drink
water. Sutton II ridge.
Kkval, lune 4?Sailed. Jacob A Stamler, Crvstall, New
tork 'and arrived at EUtiiure loth .
Svi\iia. June 1U?Cleared. Dnppel. Montreal.
St S axaikk, J un* 8?sailed, lie ?t Vltmne. Canrin, Far
nandina
Wvxrita, Jan* 1?Arrived, Cirace E Caen, Sheldrake,
Reval.
Qt'tKNnrowN, Jnne 12?The t'a'ie Clear. Tupman. arrived
here from Sau Francisco, w.is louleu vnh Inst. wbilat at an
chor in (his harbor, by the Clansman, James, cooling In
from Trinidad, ami bad spankcrbonm carried awsi, c ?o>
panion dam-veil. Ac; the Clansman had topgallaittrail and :
maiurail spll:.
i>t sbai.k. .lune 13? llrig Mentor (Mori, Knadsen. from
Boston, arrived off in the bay yestenlny; she will remain
there to he lightened and theu com* lu.
Wgt.La, June 12?Fl?b*rmen belonging to thin port, re
port that a vessel, supposed to bo a Targe steamer and re
i-entlr ?uuk. Ilea 4 taiies NIC by N trom the Hell Bnoy, with
two masts upset and f?*t to the wreck, floating at low water.
Her crane. Willi galvanised cliaiu altiched. was also seen
3 lect above water at low watrr slack. Ilcr spars are aright,
of I*' Inches diameter. She lies in lOlaihoai* of water, and
in tbe navigation of ?mall vr?sels.
[P?.a Sttaukr Cm or Hsiiun |
ANIWKKr, jsut 14-Arrived, Jennie B. Shearer, Monte,
video.
Sa led from Flushing Bonds 11 tit. Mary P Kitchin, ICitch
In. England; Hjuka'i. Hansen, Quelier.
AnanoaaN. June 14?Sailed. Kldderkirk. New York.
Iliiriit, Jane It?Sailed. Alice Koy, Mtliamie, New
York.
Harrow, June 14?Arrived. IVavo tjucru, Wilson, Rali
Hkkuxn, June lO? Arrived, John L Dimtnoek, Miller,
New Orleans; lltb, i^lpug (?) Hotfinan, Baltimore ; 121b,
Haaowr in. Huabeck, New Orlean?.
Hhiton Fiiibv. June IS? AiriveU, Julia A Merrill, St
John. .VB
i?0!?ton. Jane 11?Cleared. Mio Oneta, Delaware.
UoatiBAt I. June IO?Arrived. Lauretta, MeUonal*. Char
t louetosrn; l?b. KseeleiOT.
Batted 10th, Lee Bom Plilt, Domu. Hew (Mnm; Ami
r?l Tegetbol. Toraick, Mlramlcbl; 13tb. Lilian. Busball,
(Vim Breton.
CAkntrr, June 1:>?Arrived, Canada Ball*, TlsdaU. Lm<
don. i
Com. /una It.Iflalled, i hnuopbrr Colamb**. BalUmora.
Cabtmauiuu. J una ft-Salted. Oeorgw. Peabedy, Wkite,
Cadis.
Duvkb. Jawe lS-Paaaed. II aula E Tapley. Tapley,
Point l.obos for Hamburg
Arrived 15th, Colombo is). Laver. New Vork far Hall.
Juaa lli?Sailed, Mariel. Holder. tit John.
nicsua. J una !4-8?W, O racial la, F.apalaad. Philadel
phia
Ialmoi'th, Juna 13?Arrived. Nesutan. Brown, Lobo*.
ballad 13th. Kllphulet Greeley. Watts. 1.1 varpool; 14th.
? V II ('lamout*. London.
Pa?-ed tne l.izard 14tb, Agnes Sutherland, Sutherland,
from Ri-val forfaidltf.
ULOCCItSTKK. Jane 13?Sailed Lorenco Cogolito, Peggi,
Philadelphia; Nth. Baltic, Herwlg. Mlrimachl; Mary Law
ton. Oliver, Cap* Krrinu; knk-a, Fionnin. New Vork.
lil.Ascow. Juue 13?Mailed, Oeorgir Sheppard. Rich, Mlra
mlclil iaud ?ailed from Greenock 1 r>t.
(JKKKNOVK. Jane 13? Arrived, Abeuaa Graasort, Montreal:
14th, Hoilvla (II. Small. N*w Vork; 15tb. Drag*n. Thoin
ai?r:, Wilmington.
I'leared 14tb. tValdeuaian (a), Montreal.
Gihhaitab. June ??Arrived. Lucie L Blade. Daabar, Maw
Orleans land ciaarcd tor (ieB iai.
Hitrixu*. June 14?Off. Chat Purvu, from Dunkirk (be
New Vork.
lltMoarr, Jan* 13?Sailed, C V Blweil. O'Brien, New
York.
Cleared 13th, MiritHarib. Hardrat, America.
Hambi#ku, June 10?Arrived, Uoetba (*), Meyer. N*w
York.
Balled 12th. Bertba Bahlruha. Wllachky, (Quebec.
IIavbk. June 13? Sailed. Bristol. F?s?ett. Bandy Hash T
Golden Rule. Morse, do : Oarolina, Cook. Miramiclil.
lAVKHrooL. June 13?Arrived, Celtic (?), Uleadell, N*w
Vork; lttli. Bertha. Pot*. Naw Orleans; Dominion (?),
Roberta, Ouebec: I'tlh, Kuglaud It), Tbompeon, New York;
lOlh. Freiierica A Carolina, Lafviagren, Galveston.
Sailed 3tb. Rota Bonheur, Bull*, OuehM; Regla. UltM,
New York; 14th, llugucunt, Bra*. Philadelphia; Italy (?),
Webster. N*w York; Mississippi iti.fLindall, Montreal. Ac:
Tliornlilll, Haynes. Baltimore; Herb*rt Black, Treat, Val
paraiso.
Cleared 13th, King Cenric. Betts. Bombay; Agantyr,
* lite ii. Dilbousl*. NB: 14th. Raaper, Poole. San Francisco.
(ill I'ulnt Lynas Uih, Lincoln, Irorn Liverpool for Phila
delphia.
Utuoa, June 13?Arrived, Albertln*. Brown. St John.
NH;14th, Rnlgl. Menaatcrl. New Orleans; island Home,
Smith, St John. NB; Jupitrr. Dayman. Baltimore.
Cleared 13th. Marietta W, Potrata, Delaware Breakwater)
14th. Khlue, Metson, New York; Franeetoo. Caalellats*.
Philadelphia; Anotbuker Dieting, Segebnrtn. Sbediac.
Entered out Idth, Canada (?i, Sumner, New York; Port
land. Smith. Quebec, Ic.
Lo.ndonds Bar. June 13-8ailed, Harv*st*r, Peterson,
Baltimore; Flora, Kloater. Quebec.
Limerick. June 14?Arrived, Jotaf, Ivaueicb, New York.
Xituin, June 12?Sailed, ltangalen. Onweband, Boa
ton; lath. Cut id. Crant. Plctou ; (ieo B Doane, Coming
New York.
Malaga, Juue 7?Sailed, Eiliog, Swondren, Naw York.
Niviastu, June 13?Cleared, Bucephalus (of St J oka,
NB). for Krgasterla.
Ntcwsr. Juue 13?Sailed. Hawthorn, Maw York.
Nbwpurt. June 14?Sailed, (ireaban (ti. Mace, New York,
Plymouth. Jnn* 15? Arrived. EI*auor, Steele, Cnarlott*
town for Qneenttown.
Pkxauth. June 13?Sailed, Alice, Dyer, Padang.
Pompiciikkby, May 111?Sailed, llatti* U Hall, Carta*
R*uilon.
Ot'kK.isTDW*. June 13?Ballad. Seminole. Holmes. Dnbllai
PaciUc. Liverpool; Hermes. Button -. Klc. ardo Terjo, Ooolei
Cmustadt, Hull; 14th. Risurretlone. Plymouth; l&tb, James
E Ward, Nawow.le; Zeuobla. do; Artuoula, Uloucetter.
Rottskdaii, Juue 13?I'lcared, Advocate, Spicier. Eng
land.
SH1KLU3. June 13?Sailed, Chelydra (t), Philadelphia;
14th. Ttrapitco San Francisco.
StLLOTtt, June l'J?Arrived, Agder. Uelnertsen, Philadel
phia via Ouecnstuwn.
SuiiO, June II ?\rrlved, Aretbata, Oillie, St John. NB.
St Vimckht, June 11?Paused. C I Punch (s) Eaudjaa.
from Bueuos Ayres for Corunna and Antwerp (since arrival
at Oi.
Bantajcsbb, June 8?Arrived. K*as*tt, Downing, New
York.
Swabika. Jnn* 13?Put back. Ecouomlit .or Quebec.
Cleared 13th, Henry, tor Qnebec.
Bbcnhachbx. Jane 11?'The Uoethe (t). from New York,
which was aground at Subulau, got afloat yesterday evening
and proceeded up.
Liverpool. June 14?The Americana, from Sheerneaa fat
St John, NB. hex put in her* to day, haviug sustained data
age to julzenmast.
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON, June 2!V-Arrived, brig Lucy W Snow, Hall
Hoboken; achrt J O Babcock. Babcock; Isaac Rich, Stndlay,
audJohu Karnum, Tracy, do; K B Kvertuan, Floyd; Wu
Wller, May. and Sarah Wood. Hickman, Philadelphia:
Eleanor Van Duseu, Oodfrey, and AnuidaC It. Hail Ale?
audrla; Calvin !? Baker, Baker, Baltimore; Boston, Nicker
sou. Port Johnson.
BALTI MORE, J line ?-!.%?Arrived, steamer* John S Sbriver,
Wood, Philadelphia: Wm Woodward, Young, New York.
BANOOlt, Jnue 23?Arrived, scbr Watchman, Pendletoa,
New York.
Cleared?Schrs Harbinger. Dodge, Newbnrg, NY; John 0
Smith, Jones. Oreonock (Scotland.
CtiARLKBTON, June 22?Sailed, barks Teletnach (Nor>.
Moller, London; Constance (Bri, Jenkins. London.
Off the bar Bark Laura Emily (tar;, Juhntou. front Liv
erpool lor Bull River.
DANVEK8, Jnne IB?Arrived, tehr O M Porter, Porter,
Philadelphia.
23d?Arrlveo. tchr Sarah Clark, OrlSin, Philadelphia.
GALVESTON. June 20?Cleared, scbr* Clara U Loud,
Thompson, and Johu. Hughes. Pensacola.
UREENPORT. LI. June 21?Arrived, tchr Anadir, Win
tort, Riverbead for Albauy land tailed tame day>.
Arrived 17th. tchr Ida A Latham, Potter, N*w Bedford
(and tailed 19tn for Georgetown, DC).
NEW ORLEANS, Juue 24-Cleared, steamer Haitian
(Br), Watson, Liverpool; bark Elliotts (Br), Rnmbelloa,
I .on dun; brig Ktperanca (Me*). Sancho, Vera Crut.
Paxsks. June ^4-Arrived, steamer Algiers, Hawthorn,
New Vork ; >chr (ieo M Brainerd, Rockland.
Balled?Shlpt Baden, lor New Orleans; Western Empire,
do.
NEWPORT. June 23, PM?Arrived, tchr* Little David,
Bradley. Port Johntoa; Anton Brown, Miller, Perth Amboy
for Hyannlt (and sailed AM 24th); sloop Mary Elliabeth,
Lewis, Hoboken for Dean I sport.
Also arrived, schit Artist, Forrester, Somerset lor New
York; John Rtndolnh, Parker, Mew Bedford for do; Ripple,
Brown, Martha's Vineyard for do
Sailed?Bclirt Martha May. Vroman, Green port: Chariot
L Lovering, Seart, Hoboken for Cantreville, Man; tlOof
Wm P Huat. Deery, New York for Boetou.
Also sailed, -chrs Oliver Atuet, Babbitt, Providence toi
Geortretown, DC; Daalel Brewn. Emertoo, Fall River foi
uo; Flight. Wilton, do for New York: Hunter, Fly, an4
Sarah W Blake. Btiggs, Diirhton for Pooghkoeptle; Wn
Voorhlt, Goldsm th, ProTidence for Haverttraw; Veranda.
Pond, do for New Vork; Lkcy E Snow, Marblehead for do(
Ney, Chase, Fall River for do.
Returned?Schr Mary li Mifflin, Ken-It. Warren for Hubo<
ken.
24tb. AM?Arrived. sebrs Charger, White, Koudout; Abkl
Wesson, Uray. Calais for Pbiladolphia; Congress, Wlllard
Bath tor New York.
bailed-Sclir J I. Cotter rBr), Nutter. Tor St John, NB
(towed to sou by steamer HI rem Bender).
The wind bound vessels are mostly going oat thi* AM.
wltb a light S W wind.
PORT TOWNSKND, Juue 1G?Salle*, ship Clara <Br>,
Sampson. Melbourne.
PHILADELPHIA. June25?Arrived, steamers J W Ever
man. Piatt, Richmond; Centipede. Miller. Bolton; MIIIvi 11*.
Keaner, Mlllvllle; acbrs Orvetta, li-wey, Cat Island; Nellie,
Collison. do.
Also arrived, ileantr Pennsylvania, Harris, Liverpool.
Sailed?Steamer Equator.
PORTLAND. Me, June 23?Arrived, brig Addle Halo.
Sbepberd. t'hiladelpbia; echrs Ada F Whitney, Masters, do;
Ioua. Coombs, New York: Grace Cukhlng, Hamilton, Boa
dout.
Cleared?Bark Harriet F Hunsey, Darrah (not Shaw).
Bowling (Scotland) ; brig F H Jennings. Malioney toot
Young), Haiaiia; scbr Nellie CUase, Uantall, Kennebec, to
load for New York.
Salted?Harks II K Hitstey, Glacier; scbr Edw Waits.
Bclir C .1 Willard, for Philadelphia, want to sea 22 d.
2 >th? Arrived, sclir M K Bawley. Smith, Amooy.
RICHMOND, Jone 24?Arrived, bark Klld (Nori, (IftaMO,
New York, to load for Europe; brig Livingstone (Uaaj,
Fisher. New Yurk. Idg for Kin Janeiro.
Sailed?Scbr Annie Burr. Simpson, Elslaore for orders.
!?AN FRANCISCO, Juno 17?Arrived, ships Commodore.
Hastorf. Port Ludlow; Freeman Clark, DwiglU. Departure
Bav; barks Adelaide Cooper, II awes, Port Ludlow ; J B
Bell. Kevell. Sestt.e; Amethyst. Betas, Bel.lugbam Bay;
Wm 11 Uawlev, McUuire, Port Madison; Eureka, Wallace,
Seattle; brl. Deaton, Calhoun, Port Discovery.
Cleared?Bark Modoc, Chrlstiansaa. Port Towasend.
S illed-Hark Forest ijueea. Burns. Port Ludlow.
SAVANNAH. June 'Jf? Sailed, scbrs Jos O Stover, New
Tork ; G W Holt. St Jobn. NB.
SALKM. Juue 2M?Arrived, scbr* Alpine, Marshall, tad
Clara Smith, Packard, Ellsatwlhport.
' VINEYARD HAVEN, Juno 23?Arrived, brig Maniaallla,
Calais tor Providence; scbrs Modeaty. Hallo well Tor New
York ; Mary Weaver. Cedar Orovo, Me, for do; A Hammond,
South ttardlner fordo; Wm A Morrell. Plymouth lor dor
Annie V Bergen. Mary Riley, and J M Carter, Bowdolabau
for dn; Oresa Wave. Bangor for do: Oceanus. J Clark, an4
Margaret A Luey. Katb for do: Copia. Usurers for do<
KatleJIIoyt. Dtesdan. Me, for do; T Benedict. Portlaut
fordo; Wm Thomas, Pocbauet. Annie K Stevens, lieo W
Jewett. and Lucine, Gardiner lor do; Frank B Colton, Lis
sle Cochran, and W elcome K Hoebe, Richmond, Me, for do
t'sar, for do; AM Aldridgo, snd John Stroup. Richmond.
Me, for Philadelphia; Cbas E Smith, and J Hearty. Hallo
well lor do
Also arrived, schrs C J Wl'lsrd. Portland for Philadelphia;
Joliii S l>etireier, Augusta fur do; Mabel Thomas, Bath foi
do: Theresa Wolf, tlariliner for do; Nellie Crowell, How
doinliam Tor do; Je?ne Knight, and Mattlo R Taher, Rich*
niond. Me. for Baltimore; Frank Atklas, Swan Iiland fordo;
Elite J Simmons, Plttston, Me. for do, Amos Edward, aad
Wui F Phelps,(la'dtner for Washington: llatletoa. Hyaanil
for Georgetown, DC; E Nicker son. Iloston for Norfolk; Lit
tie F Dow, Richmond. Me, tor Richmond Va; Joeeph W
Allen, Salem tor Staten Island: II P Ely, Now York, to die>
charge.
Sailed?Brig Wild Horse (Br); scbr* Henry Davey, Kllea
Merrymau. II S Marlor, White Foam, Chaa U Raymond,
Uangala iBrl, and Ocean Wave.
24th?Arrived, brig Isio. Pblladelpbla for Boetoa: scbr*
Oli us W Mor-e. Hath for Now York; Imogene. Bostou fordo;
Commerce. Spruce Head lor do; Lark, Belfaet for Beach
Haven. NJ.
Sailed?Brig Isio; schrs Win Thomas; Chas W Mors*,
Modesty, A Hammond, Oc?anus, and Katie lloyt.
WICKKOBD, June 23?Arrived, scbr H*lsn, Searl*. Ito
boken.
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