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lportant Debate and Resolutions j
on the Currency Question.
jiprooity in Lighthouse Dues
Asked from England.
kLISH FREE TRADER'S VIEWS.
?ard of Trade resumed lt< session at
May morning, Mr. Edward Fralcy, of '
i? chair.
Mid that the Executive Coancil
MOQ tho previous night to cjnslder tho |
I and matters re:errud to tliem by the Con- |
resolution offered by Mr. Xourse, of Dostoa,
at Congre^ be petitioned not to make silver a legal 1
ader in any sum exceeding $0, wus considered by !
t Executive Council, and recommended by them to :
printed and placed on the programme lor the iuvor
le consideration of the Convention. Iu reference to |
e resolution by Mr. Price, of Scranton, the Executive i
uncil reported that it is inexpedient at the present
ae to recommend the resolution. The Executive
uncil re-elected Charles Randolph as Secretary and
easurar i f the Board for the next year. They also
?lded that the next Conrcntioniof this Board be held
Milwaukee.
In reference to Mr. Conkhng's resolution, the Execu
te Council report adversely, as this Hoard has no
to oomrnumcale with foreigu governments on
ide question* They can simply confer with trade
*rds and organs In other countries.
Mr. Xourse said that tho new sllvor dollar
not worth more than eighty-four and a
If cents, and was likely to be worth still
s* The greenback dollar Is worth eighty-nine
ti a half cents?live cents more than the silver
liar. The Committee on liauKini; and Finance
ougnt In a bill to the Senute reporting favorably on
aking silver a legal tender for an amount as large as
Ml, and ona Senator moved that it be made a legal
..^ls^lor any amount. This was passed by a vote of
to 14; "but fortunately there was not a quorum*
nu If tho present silver dollar could thus
made a legal tender for $20 It would be
tnooa in the extreme to the community In general.
>e one reason advanced, uud that a specious reason,
aa that It would uiako a markot for the mines o(
evada. The poor will be compelled to hold most of
e silver if the limit is not made $5, lor if it be $-0
My can be paid by their employers in that coin,
hlch will be a gain to the employers and a loss of
five to ten per cent to themselves. It waa said in
ngreiw tnat the country lequired $80,000,000 worth
subsidiary coin, but never iu tbe most exciting
lea did the country use over f.T?,l/OO.OoO worth of
ctioiiai currency, li the bill pabsed it would be u death
low at ttoa savings oank system. Iho only resource
ihe workingmun holding coin fifteen per cent below
old vaiUe would be to deposit It iu saving banks, and
e general amount ol money tn su< u banks ol this
(Ml 11 try would augrc^atu $1,000,000,000. Now, us the
nka p?y out their moneys in large soma or gold, and
ceive tilem in small muis or silver, it would soon be
coewMtry lor such Institutions to refuse 10 t:ike in
'Ver coin or lose considerable In brokers' lees. If
a workiiumun whs compelled to get rid of his s Iver
in, Im; would have to pay It to Ins grocer or other
sit trader, and such dealer would add A.teen per
t to h.? profits '
Mr. tieoi :e opdyke. of New York, and Mr. Buchanan,
renton, spoke in support of the resolution, and u
?tton mime b> Mr. Hucnunan to telegraph the reso
iion to tho ."venule ami House of Representatives at
iiniimiftoii wus unanimously adopted.
Mi. John V. Cottd.er, of Boston, by consent,
ought up the subject ol lighthouse) dues and oflercd
luilou (u: resolMtoaa:?
a- at th ? request of tills Board the President of tIts
nited .sinu>> ha.<-Wi'ii to Congress aud to tho public tlio
rr> o[W>iii! nee wtrfeb pluee during the years K>0 to
HVJ between I lie yo* < >'uil of tile Uuiteil Siates and
treat Milium retain ; to kilo collection of lighthouse duo
i the poits ui I lie I uited t\i uitduui liym merchant ?hip
inc. lb" request having been w.ide with a view in renew.
Nj the application ol our owi: <ov< rumrnt, at the proper
line Inr tlie relief of American .-Lipping froui iheoe charges!
nd whereas ut ili? lerminaticn of the corre?i>on<Muce re
>rr*4 to th? Hod.- Abbott Lawrence, then Ameri
aa Minister at the l uurt of St. Jamei, writ
n* te tli* liepanuienl of Male at Washington,
aid . he application *i< not success ul, but at the same
Ime it waa not net br a positive refusal, und I am not with
at hope, since other toreltfii Powers i well a* British fchlp
worn are uu ted with us. that at an early day a way will
? lamtd for effecting title relorni; and whereaa the slilo
?Faera of <>ie <t Britain are uniting to urge upon Llielf
oreraaient tho expediency ol defraying the com of the
lrllt.ll ltclitbou?e system from the puolie reveuues, in ac
ordai.ee with the established policy of the United btates
nd other maritime nations; thereiors
IMsolved. Hull the National Hoard of Trade would very
opolfel y a>k the 1'rsatiem or ttia Called States to in
duct tbe preMiit American .Minister at toe Court of St.
aaiea to reopen tbe correspondence on thl* subject at tlie
aril eat lavoraule opportunity, and to secure, II possible,
munnlty at least for tlia shipping o! tba I nited States Iroiu
la limber payment of lighthouse duaa In the ports of tbe
nlted Kingdom.
Tba ar^'i id on is of the different "speakers on thla roso
tion were to the oiled that aa the national govern
ntoi this country paid its own lighthouse duos
dm the entire coast lor the beneOt of Kngllsh as well
oifeer shipping, the English government should ac
tho same privilege to other shipping.
Tbe resolution was passed ailor a short discussion.
Tlia following resolutions submitted by the Hoard of
rade, 01 Boston, tbe day previous, aud recommended
tho Executive Council, then came up lor Un>cus
[l{4?.lved. That the National Board of Trade reaffirms am
i-ally its long chenaurd and fit repo.ted eouvlctwn
il.?> linanrial and Industrial prosperity ol or country Is
ly incompatible with the employment or an Irredeem
?<)d di-pieclated paper eurrnicy, an.t that ttie onlv
|ud.. lor existing commercial distress depression and
is to be loand in tbe resturaltoc of a Just and sound
lard of value.
hits That the apseut stagnation of bosinea* and
abundauce of i<lV capital, which are the arceasary
pi ol luttatliin anJ extravagance, ending in collapse,
a most lavorabl* opporinnitr lor replarlug tbe pe
transactions ol tbe peopla uu a sound basis, by
rawing from circulation tbe large surplus ol levul
r notes which cannot be maintained on a par with
and we call earnestly upon tno Congress ol fie
led Ktatei to delay no longer the aaewtaiy elepe tar
1 ng i r otherwise redeeming and cancelling these notes
' thuee which remain in circulation (hall ba at par with
<ee resolutions provoked a gen oral debate which
d for over two hours and a ltaiH
Busby, ol Philadelphia, ?|*>ke against the re
toa of specie ipyuiuiil.
? Opdyke said that what wo needed was a
lion ot cutitldcnce, aud not a contraction of
rrea?
J. A. Price, of Scranton. ascribed tbe present
nile* IB Pennsylvania to the want ol the ctrcu
medium lie did nut boh.-vo in coniractltig the
11 tt was going to starve the people.
Nunie. of Boston, gave a detailed history of the
lion and resumption ol specie payments by the
ol Kugiaod dur.ng the period between KB7 nod
during tbe Napoleonic wars, and the period alter
tjil 1?J, when til* crisis occurred.
J. Austin Stevens, ol Ibo Chamoer of Commerce,
that coin is money and paper was valuable only
ar as Its relative rulio to coin ?*? good. In the
ted States tho ratio is lew than twuo. coin tosoven of
ar. In the firm > car <>. the war the country bad
14.U00.ISN) in paper earMSJ anil about till 01X1,000
n coin. Now there is hardly f-UO.OtsMKiO In coin to
JUU.OOO.OUO in paper. Somebody must tako that
_ier and it lutut l>a routracteil. With a limited
Vitiation of paper money wo "will have the
nds-st flnancc In thi nor id It is not ibe want
utdenca amoug ourselves that makes trude so dull
Inias so hard, but the want ol confidence in us by
01 Kurope, who have money to len<t on any
( like a sale invcetmciit. but our w)M speculations
r<- irtgateaod loreigu eapitsl.
'* " Ofiar, ol Boston. ri a| oudid 10 Mr. Buzbr, ol
tabis. IB a long, interesting speech.
eitierell, ol i'uiladciphia, was in lav rof some
ite mode ol resumption. und he ottered a re*olu
to the effect that the Kxecut.ve Council sliculd
w up s plan to be presented 1oCongress on the basis
ring |3,i<u0,uoo worth ol currency every month,
?xebaage lor long bonds at as low a raio ol interest
acucaole.
ba rinMtooB this and the former resolution was long,
was ioat and r?coii?idon>u, aud t c second ol theorig
reaolutKHis was ioat and reconsnleied, till the resold
altered by the Boston Board ol trade were llnaily
by a iwo-tbirus vote, with the lollowing Might
<01, leaving out the words "bv withdrawing
circulation the large surplus ol legal tender notes
Mil cannot be maintained on a par with coin."
ioro Miese raaoiatioua wore adopted Mr. Kunny,
Chicago, aaid that he wished to say to the (,'onvea
a that the pvople ot Chicago were iu lavor ol tba re
ption ol specie payment.
Mr. crowell, of Kansas. said the large majority ol
peopie in hw part of the couniry were in lavor of
reaumption ol specie payment*. These remarks
in an answer to Mr. \emon. of l.ouis. who
that the West waa agaiast ail contraction of tlia
ncy.
r. Candler, ol Boston, then asked lor a suspension
rulea in order to bring up (he eighteenth and
nth articles ol the programme 111 regard to
nan reciprocity, submitted by the boards ol
da ?i Bostou and t. hicagu.
be rule ocing sus|>ended, Mr. CanJler made a long
li in favor ol a reciprocal treaty, auu iho follow
redMUt.oDM were the.i oOered aud approved: ?
Keaolved. That the National Board of Trade most heart
f approves sail urges upon Congress Hie eariy adopt .on of
.JM MWtisil joint resolution, h liicn ? a> IniriMhiced into
the House of Kepresentatives oil 1'eceuiber il, Info, to
Kesolte . by the >euat? and llouse ol Kepreseatstlees or
I niteo Mate*, In Congress assembled, fbat the I'tesi
toi ibe I nlte Mates t>? and he la hereby authorised to
tat three romnnsaioaer*. uy and with th<- advice sad
eent ol th<- senate, to runfer with other coiuaiissioaera
It autboni'd by t.ie geveraaieat of <>reut Itritam, or
aevi-rit shall app srtobs ilas- srlsii of that gov.rnment
int eucli com>nls?ouers. aad to Investigate and as
m what basis a west/ ef reciprocal trade lor the
mutual benefit of tki people of the I'nltad State* aad the
Unalai. n of Canada can be n.-R<>tiaird."
Tbe talk on this question ?m quite lively. Mr. An
drew Robertson and Mr. Wbito, ol tbe Dominion
Hoard ol Trade, made interesting aprecbea tbowing
bow often the Canadian authoriliea had tried to bring
about ibe consideration of* reciprocal treat* ainc* the
abrogation ol tbe original one In ISM, and tbat n>>w a
strong lev.lug bad i!r?wn up in Cauada In favor of
ma Lin 2 a aystem of differential duties that would
operate ngalnst tbe Interests of tbe I'mted States
Following these gentlemen came Mr. Frank
Wright, of Birmingham, England, who made
a regular free trade speech. quoting largely from John
Bright. r>' whom he said ho waa proud to be a constit
uetit. Tftu t'ouvention listened courteously to the ad
dreas. )>ui Mes-r*. Buchanan, ol Trenton,' and Wetn
erell. of Philadelphia, made abort apeer-be* afterward,
saying tbat they were protectionist* at present and
they did not consider tbo Convention the place to ven
tiliite tree trade theories. The meeting then adjourned
till ten A. M. to-day.
BANQUET TO THE BOAliD OF TRADE.
LAIIGI AHSF.MBLAOE OF DISTINGUISHED MEB
CHANTS YBOM ALL PABT8 OV THE COUNTRY?
VIEWS ON AMERICAN COMMERCE
There assembled last night at Delmontco's a large
and Influential body of gentlemen, representing the
great commercial bouses of the United States, Canada
and England, with tbo object of tloin^ honor to tbe
National Hoard of Trade. With professional punctual
ity tbe merchants were gathered in Delmonico'aelegant
parlor some time before the hour appointed, and aa
old frieuda met and greeted each other there waa a
war mill and evident good fellowship tbat promised an
agreeable reunion. A few stragglers came In Just aa
the general body began filing to their places In the
banquettlnjt room, but in justice to tbe mercantile
community it must be stated ibattbey were lawyers?
invited guests. The large room In which the banquet
took place was neatly and appropriately decorated with
tbe flags of various nations, and tbe service of the
tables waa in Delmonico'a beat style. Indeod, that fa
nious rettaura/eur seemed to have exhausted all bis art
catering to the appetites of bis distinguished guests.
Aud it was evident that these effort* were thoroughly
appreciated, for tbe gueats addressed themselves with
such good will to the good things placed belore them
that lor nearly an hour tbe ouly sound bearJ in the
room was the clattering or the clinking of glasses.
But even au exquisite menu will be exhausted, and
though the merchants came to oat, evidently they
also came to talk or to bear others talk, and the
chairman, Mr. .Samuel Babcock. President of the
Chamber of Commerce, rose and proposed tbe lirat regu
lar toast, "Tbe President of the United States," which
was received with ontbusiascn. Thfj following toasts
were then given:? J
"Her Majesty, Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and
Ireland, Delender of the Faith and Kmpress ol India,"
Response by E. M. Archibald, Esq., British Consul.
"Tbe National Board oI Trade.?Its well earned and
Increasing influence is a proper aubject of congraiula
tiou by tbo nation." Response by Frederick Fraley,
Esq., President, of Philadelphia.
? our Guests from Abroad.?Let us rejoice that the
oceau no longer divides but now unites the civiiUod
world In common brotherhood." Response by Frank
Wright, Esq., of Birmiugham, England.
"Tbe Neighboring Dominion of Canada?Tbe St.
Lawrence must not divide tbe English-speaking race
on line Continent." liesponae by Thomaa White,
Esq.. of Montreal.
"American Commerce?A well-directed fntnre may
richly repay any loases in tho past." Response by Mr.
A. A." Low, "of New York.
"Our Country?Gloriously animated and reanited
by tbo spirit of '7(1." Response by Mr. Benjamin
Lggleston, of Cincinnati.
"Gold and Silver Coinage?Its proper adjustment
will lask the efforts of the wiseat statesmen ol the
world" Response by Mr. Joseph & Ropea, of Hostou.
"The 1'reas?Interpreter and advocate of the laws of
Trade." Response by Mr. David M. Stone, of tho New
York Journal of Commerce.
"Cheap Transportation?The vital necessity of the
commercial world" Reaponae by Mr. John R.
Beusle.v, of Chicago.
'The Ceuturiul Years of the Future?It Is certainly
possible that tbe men of 1976 may be as wise, as honest
and quite is modest as ourselves." Response by Mr.
R U. Bayard, ol Unlit more.
Amoug the distinguished gentlemen present were:?
Franklin Ednon, Chairman of Chamber of Commerce;
U J. N. Stark, Yiucent H. Parker, J. 8. T. Strauahan,
8. D. Babcock, President ol Chamber of Commerce; L
Bradford Prince, Stewart L. Woodford, Samuel B. Rug
glee, llenry O. Armour, Colonel Edward lliucken,
Keok Meiasener, Abraham S. Jewell, J. H. Boynton,
A. S. Sullivan, Leonard Hazelton, George C. Martin,
Hon. S. B. Chittendi n. Peter Cooper, Cburles Wa'rous,
Elliot C Cowdln, Colonel F. A Conkllng, A A. Low,
Frastus Brooks, Charles Opdyke.
Several clever speoches were made in response to tbe
toasts, but tho most importsnt, as reflecting tbo well
considered views ol the nicrclianta on the condition of
?lie country and the business prospects, was tbat de
livered b? Mr A. A. Low In response to the toast,
"America# Commerce.
.liter a tew preparatory remarks Mr. Low said:?H
la but natural that, iu a year wbon the thoughts of all
tne people are turoed back upon tbe paat or our
nation's history, my own should revert lor a few mo
ments to tbo' tlina?half a century ago?when I
entered upon my mercxnilie career as a clerk in the
counting houfe of a respected merchant in tbo town
ol Sateui. Mass.; and it uiaybe interesting to glance
very briefly at some ol the changes that have occurred
during tbo years that have intervened. At tbo period
reterted to the town of Saleui was a place ol great
commercial activity. It was distinguished lor tbe en
terprise of fts merchants, lor tbe intelligence and skill
Ol Ita i-upercarguea and captains and lor its extended
commerce to all parts ol tbe world Its merchantmen
visited the principal ports in South America, Africa and
tho East Indies, as weil as those of Europe; always
loading "on owner's account," und returning from
Bombay, Calcutta. Canton, the Phillipino Islands, Java,
Sumatra ami oiber ports aud place* with the teas,
Silks and other various products ol the East, all of
wblch were to And temporary rcstlug placo in the
warehouses of the merchant*. Venice, tu her watery
bed. Is not more tranquil to-day than 1* tiio city of
Salem, with its shallow harbor and its deserted
wharves. Ships from ttio Tar Kast no longer visit it*
waters; but the traditions of its pant renown are
fondly cherished, and It drawn a new life Irom tho
mauulacturlug Industrie* established with the fruits of
ltd comiuercial enterprise.
1 am reminded that the sentiment to which my at
tention has been Invited directs our thoughts to the
luturc as well us to the past. Whatever may become
of the "old fashioned merchant," 1 apprehend there la
little reason to doubt that the rising generation will
adapt itselt in someway to the new order or tblngB,
and that every instrumentality for facilitating our in
tercourse with other commercial coumriea of the world
will be turned to proiltaMo account and made to pro
mote the general good
There is much, to Im sure, In the present aspect of
thing* to dikcourage enterprise. There is a want of
fallh in the tuturo that restrains nil effort. The ques
tion is everywhere a:>ked. When are we to see an end
to the exiting state of depression? untl few arc wis*
or bold <-noU|fh to give an answer, lieu are prono to
forgot that every greut crisis in the history of oar com
merce hus been followed by tunny years of prostration
and by a great shrinkage of values in every kind or
property. They arc not disposed to gee, in the
general distress of the present lime, the
natural result of u prolonged period or pros
perity. They are uuw tiling lo truce the evil
to it* true source?tho overabundance of Irredeemable
paper money. The contraction that Secretary McCui
loch initiated. If it had been pursued, would have pro
duced in earlier crash, hut It would have saved us
irom how much misery! Numberless enterprises that
have led to the rum oi their projectors aud involved a
multitude of their menus and lollowers would never
have been undertaken, and tbe extravagance in mu
nioiput and persouoi expenditures and the growth In
corruption, which b:w brought such dlshouor on our
national n.tmc, would have been checked long ago.
Nor would it be wholly fair to treat the present crisis
in commercial afflurs as peculiar to our own country;
for there are curtain general causes alfecilug business
Inmost if not all or the great commercial nation^ of
the earth. It Is trae that ours lies been a great cus
tomer ui all the rest, and It is also true that the wnole
arc so bound together by ties or mutual interest that
when one suffers all sutler.
Thero is a common complaint of overproduction
throughout the world. The uso or labor saving ma
chinery in all departments of industry Is general Nor
is there another country which lias turucd its Inven
tive genius to better account than our own, whilo none
ha* been more ready to absorb the sallied labor of
other and older com in unities. Our power to produce is
gotting io be nmro than commensurate with our power
lo consume, sud it is idle lo attribute to a protective
tsriff, as some sre disposed lo do, a . unwillingness to
buy wust there is no chalice to sell. When lorty mill
ions of people alianiion habits ol extravagance and ca
ter upon a ujur.?e ol rigid oeojnmy it Is time toc<-ase
speculation. ami to let prices go down. K.re long they
will lin<t their level. Ihlsiaihe lesson of the hour.
How are we to profit by the lessouf Not, surely,
by distrusting the law ol reaction, which hts
run through a.i the centuries. Not by doubting mat the
ti<iv which is longest receding will return io its highest
flow?lilting, mils upward course, much that has been
leit aground. Tbe man- who would cominaud success
iu the lutnre will need to cherish habits or Industry and
eoo ouiy; nor will he fail to i.nd incentives to nu up
right me in the homage that Is always paid to truth, to
justice and to virtue.
Within s short period convention* have been held at
Cincinnati and ?(, laiuis, and, tu the way that is
deemed politic, they have declared their adhesion to
ceriam general principles; tbe one body, disreg irdlug
the oiher, rejecting the "Kesumpuon act"?tho only
remedial measure yet adopted by Congress tor the res
toration oi a sound currency. Let cnatnbers ot com
merce aud boards ol trade, let us who are her* as
sembled. openly iiesnaud that tbe nation's honor shall
be restored and ina.utaincd and kept pure and bright
as the diamond's lustre.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The female departm. nt of Grammar School No. It
held its closing exercises yesterday afternoon A
large audienc* was present, composed of lb* friends
and relatives oi the pupils. dialogue*, recitations,
addresses and songs by the pupils lortucU an interest
ing ? u.ertaihment.
Fifteen schoiais graduated Irom tbe male depart*
mem of liratntnar school No, 10 yesterday, and eight
medsia were uistrlbuted. Au catertammeut ol unusual
merit was prepared lor tbe guests ol the sellout on
me uccsslon. lK>ciam?tiou?, ? horuses sad lb* pro
sentstion of cerliilcai?s luadn np tbe |>rograimiia.
Tho graduating exercises 01 the lemsie department
ol Grammar school No. 23 look plac* yesterday. I Ire
young ladies graduated on the occasion.
NEW YORK NORMAL COLLEGE.
81VENTH AVKUAL COMMKSCEM**T ZXBBCXSS8?
OBADCATE8 AMD CLASS HONOR*.
The concluding exercises of iki seventh uidiI
commencement of the Normal Col leu# ol the City of
New York wore held yesterday ssornlng In Ike chapel
of tbo college building. It ?u In *11 rev pec la the
moat successful exhibition ever given by the mstltu
tlon. The chapel was noil tastefully and elabonMljr
decorated with banting, and the galleries were hi
tooned with the national colors. In no pert of the
house waa there standing room, and it la estimated that
about 3,000 persons were present.
On tlie platform sat Mr. Thomas Hunter, P real dent
of the college, who conducted the exercises, sur
rounded by the invitea guests. Among those present
were Mr. William Wood, President ol the Board of
Education, and Messrs. Lauraon N. Fuller, James M.
Hslstead, Albert Klamroth, Edward Scbell and J.
Greenville Kane, Committee on Normal College; Pro
lessor Scott, or the College of the City of New York;
Rev. Dr. Armitage, and a host of others.
After the singing of a chant the Scriptures were read,
and the programme proceeded as follows:?
HYMN (WRDEB).
When the ran gloriously eomee forth from the ocean.
Making eiuth beautiful, chasing ahadows away.
Then do we offer Tliee our prayer of devotion,
liod of the fat herieai. iruid* ua, guard ua to-ilay.
Salutatory?Isabella Sullivan.
"Welcome be t'hou Ligut ol Heaven," Curschmann.
Kccitatrau, "Tbo Pace Against the Pane"?Ida A.
Smith.
Solo. "Think ol Me"?Pauline Vergnes (Qrst prize).
Essay, "Eu lightened Laziness"?Henrietta Hart.
Quotations Mom xraduates.
"Erlkflnig" (ballad by Goethe), Schubert.
Recitation, '-Searching Araotg the Slain"?Clara
Pollock.
Violin solo, "Souvenir de Hsydn" (Leonard)?Miss
Elcke.
Essay, "Success Organized out of Defeat"?Ann B.
Burrows.
"Viva I'Amorica" (by the bouse), Millard.
Awurd ol licenses to teach. Superintendent Henry
Kiddle.
Award of diplomas, Commissioner L. C. Fuller.
"The Uooil Ship Alma Mater"?Q. Wangold.
Award of modals and prizes, President William
Wooa.
Solo, "O, II; Fernsnd"?Annie F. Csssidy.
Essay, "Oaks and Mushrooms"?May I) ulltig.
"Angels Serenade," witu violin solo, Braga.
Recitation, -The Famine"?Stella A. Barnaby (first
pri/.e)
"The Warbler of the Forest," Benedict.
Valedictory?Ella F. Kirk.
"Come, Holy Spirit," Millard.
Just bt*lore the distribution of diplomas Superinten
dent Kiddie w*s Introduced by President Uuuter and
made a short address to tlie audience aud the gradu
ates. Ho paid very high compliments to President
Hunter and the ladies under him lor the efficient man
ner in which the work intrusted to them bad been
performed. He welcomed the new graduates into ibe
great army of metropolitan teachers and wished them
the same success as teachers that they had acquired as
scnoiars.' He assured them there was plenty ol' room
for them In tbe schools and pieuty ol work lor them
to eo.
The following ladles were tnen given their diplo
mas:?
TBI OBADUATKS.
Henrietta Hart, Emma Louise Becker, Amanda
Schoonmaker, Corrie Sayles, Mury Etuina Lovegn>ve,
Sarah Elizabeth Nicholson, Mary Jane Kuiph, Henri
etta Uerlitz. Jeunie Monks, Felicie Annette Scrre,
Elizabeth Devcreux Blake, Belle tiugenheim, Lily
Lederer, Eva M. E. Wurd, Rosa Woelfier, Sarah Edilu
Kich, Theresa Funk, Eugenie Cieminuna Lerie, Emma
Julia Horn. Johanna Loch, Lizzie W. Bauer, Sophia F.
W legand. Mary Louisa Van Wart, Catharine A. Hyrnes,
Mary Marcel la Madden, Catharine Agues Ciaucey,
Maria Helndsmann, Kate Augusta Parsons, Elleu Ce
cilia Theresa Rooney, Adelaide Forsyth, Marsaret E.
Cody, Christina Augusta Sanger, Lizzie M. Uooner,
Margaret Elizabeth Cul.en, Anna T. Keener, Johanna
Roese, Olive Kstelle Fowler, Wary Monks, Mary Ellen
Sermon, Mtrgaret Anne Satlifl'e, Irene Lawrence.
Amelia Haas, Julia Frauds Fernandez, Mar
suret Maria Hughes, Lucie Cleopbas Buck
ley, Sarah A. Jackson, Anna Malvina
Payne, Louise Scbaeler, Kitty Howard Murphy,
Lily Brush, Pauline Frank, au*unne E. Browne, Ade
laide Eikus, Pauline S. Freedman, Annie E. Mackey.
Helen J. Carter, Ben ha Adlir, Emma Hawthorn,
Adrienne Minuelli, Nellie Wolisbruck, Margaret
Camerou Campbell, Catherine Wyinan Drummond,
Clara Went worth Miner, Adelo T. Robin; Kmhcrlne
Jievcreux Blake, Lottie C. Hic^ok, Clara Pollack, Marie
liOuiae Warner, Elm Wilson Brock way, M. Louise
tirahaiu, K Justina Lobdeli, Eliza Caroline Fessendon,
Margaret Allison Muir, Hattie lauie Hoimes, Anna L.
Wagner, Josephine V. Delany, Katio W. Flanders,
llary E. Heary, Sarah Maguuigal, ldeil M. Part mine, s.
Florence Se trie, Abble K. Hutch, Annie H. Kessier,
Mary F. Jarvts, Stella A. Crawiord. Adele M. Saunders,
r lorence Hillier, Jeannie Liraulonl Eld ridge, Mary C.
Bergen, Sarah Klcian, Hebe Adele Herriei, Katie
Maude Bti-gel, Hyacinth O. Masson, Agnes Jones, Nellie
Uray Cone, Hannah M. Donobue, Flora J. Stein,
Ella J. Knk, Aune K. Burroughs, Lilie It. Cohen, Emuia
Burnett, Kmma A, Klauser, Elizabeth ti. U.nsella, Car
rie W. Pitkin, Laura Popper, Ella A. Conklin, Elizabeth
M. HamlHou, Clara Hamilton. Anna Lohsen, Florence
Vail, Jam* Vioodgatc, Jennie K. Hirsh, Jeanuetre Kyle,
; Pauliue Kraeiner, Funny Fester, Mary E. Mcllroy, Mary
Muir, Elvlna M. Bradley, Mtrtha S. Thompson, Louisa
Hagemeier, Aunle C. Joyce, Orvetta C, Bill well, Laura
Stork, Carrie V. Ward, Maggie K. Uuy, Lizzie .Smith,
Surah A. McEibeany, Julia l.uecke, Fannie 1. Conlioy,
Marie O. I.ee, Anne J. ca.-sidy, Grace Harris, Bella K.
Bccker, Bridget F. O'Brien. Bella Friend, Deborah
Kieincrt. Annie Levy, Alice W. Nicholson, Mary Ter
hone, Mathilda May, Bertha W. .Sanies, Helen A
Dully, Stella E. Barnaby, liertba Stevane, Ella
A. Donnely, Katie C. t arley. .Mary W. Book,
Isabella Mnlivan, Maggie Adair Hulk ley, I-aura Mor
rison, Catherine T. Provost, Margaret J. McLaughlin,
Mary E. Harrington, Emma Amelia Johnson, Rose A.
| l.uby Keillv, Harrietine Kothsculld. Anna Gertrude
Mumou, Margaret Mary Coakley, Wealthy H. Aibro,
Jennie Gugenbcim, Ellen M. T. l.ou^hlin, Anna K.
Mynen, Annie K. V an Tine, Amy Kmc ?. idgley, Ida
Wood, Isabel M Flohr, Emily McCsrthy, Cbarluite A.
1'aubury, Juim Omnia Davis, Josephine Adelaide
Kigunra, Cbrt-tina Murray, Jessio Esteils Smith, Ellen
J. .Nicholson, Surah Auu Corrigau, Mary Carolan,
Emily N. Uenni'ii, I.oule Byrusall, Jennie Louise
Sin nil. Annie Male Folsotn, Ueile C. Buck, Hattie Wal
lenaieio, Maggie Lou&sbery, Anna Maria Smith,
May Dealing. KllaJ. Wilsoa, Louise U. Pettingell, Mar
paret S. Neely, Virginia Waliaoo Mhiud, Katharine
Bevier. Banua Fisher Purdy, Marion Smith, Kloise De
voe, Frauds Antoinette Dole, liertruile C. Sears,
Pruline Vergnes, Alma Adeiia Fuller, Helena Lucy
Davis, Lizzie Kossmau, l<la Acbeson Smith, Henrietta
Huntsman, Alice Maud Giles, Ida Kieuuor Pond, Maria
Lanccr, Carrie Wilson, Mary Monica Meyner, taary
Augusta Hennossy, Ada Modena Knocplel, Elizabeth
C. A. Kelly, Annie Cuibell, I.iliie Livmiston Getler,
Laura Phoebe Adair, Cyuthta Heceman Dentson, Jen
nie Marie t'ampbeil, Alberta Lilian Irwin, Elizabeth
Lindsay MeCletsh. Annie Lawrence Diss, Ma Frances
Maxwell, Hannah Caroline I'eil, Mary Aebeson Mctiay,
I/xuse llaiken, Florence Hunoe, Sarah Elisabeth Hinds,
Julia Harrison Smith, Clara Van Itiderstine, Fannie
Louise Moore, Asuncion Toscano, Mary Dudley Stevens,
Jennie Adams, Klla D. Langs troth. Laura Charlton,
Murtha Kenuedy.
Tbe following is a list ot
ci..*sa hoxors.
Ottendorler gold medul tor Herman?Johanna Hoose,
ottendorler stiver medul |?aoic)?Clara Hamilton.
Keliy suver medal, Methods In Tc.<ubiug?Clara W.
Miner.
Kelly bronze medal (same)?Harriett* HirL
Baron prize lor elocution ($60 In gold)?Stella A.
Barnatoy.
Barron prize (or singing ($60 in gold)?Paulino Ver
ge ues.
Alumnm prize for physics ($60 in gold)?Marion
Smith.
Kano gold medal for physiology?Maggie A. Buck
ley.
Hunt gold meilal fur Latin?Lillio Cohen.
K trkood gold watch and chain lor French?Isabella
, Sullivan.
no*oK RTrni^Ts,
| who received an average o. ninety-Ave per cent or
: over:?Klla J. Kirk, May Dealing, Maggie A. Buckley,
Louisa C. I'vtttugill, I.0.11M Cohen, Virginia W. Mason,
1-shell* Sullivan, Liny Brush, Ella J. Wilson, Ann K.
; Burrows, Margaret S. Neely and Emuia Burnet.
About wrrtli 01 lion ers, made up mto all sorts
01 bouquet!*, were distributed among the graduating
class by their mentis.
SPIRITUALISM EXPOSED.
A SEANCE IM PLTMOCTH CHURCH LAST MIGHT.
There was an unusual gathering in Plymouth church,
Brooklyn, list evening of ladies and gentlemen, tbe
ocuiMon being tho threatened exposure of the mys
teries of Spiritualism ty a young gentleman named W.
Irvin^Bishop, wno hud volunteered for the sake of a
flower chanty to nnve.l the unseen. Some of the
pretty belles ol Plymouth were present, and they and
their partners were all agog with excitement as the
organist, Mr. W. F. Muller, took his seat in front of the
hig pi ins ami performed the overture to
*'7.ami<a." There was a screen framework open to thr
audience, tho irnme being in the shape ol a hail
ruomboid, anil in tins Irame W. Irving Bishop was to
perform. Mr. Cyril Soarts, a t.ill, good looking young
gentleman, intioduced young Bishop to tbe audience in
a very neat speech, and mauaged vtie nance during the
evening with success. Alter the chorus of the Assyrian
priests in ??semiramide" had been given Mr. Bishop
was tteu at the wrists by strip* ot unoienched cotton,
and Ins wrists were tbeu fastened to a circular staple,
which was in turn fastened to an upright Wooden post.
His neck also bad a laateuiug made ot the
same material, whicti Was aiso tied to toe up
ri.kt. then it became Mr. Bishop's business u>
show what a aw.udle all spiritual uiauifesUtious were,
and tne iew spiritualists wno were present, anu wtio on
ibis occasion old not sit in front and pound the ll?or
witb green cot to.? u more lias, a-> is usual with theui,
were struck with di<-mi.v. i ho organ, whose vo'
humana stop became quite plaint ve as Mr. Bishop we>.
iu ti e box. played John Brown's hymn wwn ell/i
It will lie retnetuoered that BisbOp was tied last. et
to the h?rror ?l the spirit ot Kaly King, which*es
suppose" to be prevent ami pendant lu the lulig *ous
atmosphere, youug Bishop, Wlto is quite good Hrrflag.
played a llute. ctim kett a tambonnu and sluu t??ur
cuiimii"?Im inukman - bells ov-r the cowering ' *a<l.s of
8e audie'lice, "l.al.s mo t'orouati u Marc' irotti
e ?I'ropiiete"' sa d a medical gentleman, wb next
the IlKHaLu reporter. Tben it,shop tleo ring nor
ruwe i from a committee man, while the >creen waa
drawn, and jet his hands WOr? u*d nit
/
the tin*, mmlloui to my. Hl? fee* ?*[*
also tl?d, two coins piacod on his ahoe? and a ht?ui red
oord was placed over the stage and the and of II oHerod
to tbe Hkrald reporter by Mr. Cyril saarla, who in
turn declined It. and handed it orer hia shoulder to
two belie*ur* in tbe Koran, who aat six prnes in the
rear. There were rarioui oilier drea-llul tricks moat
ingeniously performed by Mr. Bishop, one of tbe ra*iaat
bring when he druulc a glassful of reu ink, the ami
dn*dftil trick appearing to mortal eve waeu be tired
foe abou from a revolver at the Hbrald teporier. the
flashes coming directly from tbe white screen bat no
bullet* were expelled. At the close of the perioralance
Mr. i.ishop was loudly applauded.
II. STALL ATION OP A PASTOR.
Rev. llsnry 8. Powell waa formally Installed aa pastor
of the Old Bush*ick rhureli, Williamsburg, ye.lurday.
an old lady drowned.
About twenty minutes paat ten o'clock last night an
old lady walked off tbe bridge of the Houston street
lor. v, at the loot or Grand street, Williamsburg, and
whs drowned. Her body was recovered.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN 8TEAMER&
DAT1S OV BWABTCBBB FROM NJIW YORK FOR TO MOST*
OF JL'LT.
| &K?S.
City ul berlin.
Italy
Ethiopia.
1J ,
IJui
V1*!"
Donau IJuIt
Labrador |Julv
Wyoming iJulv
Ai'V-Mina... iJuiy
Wleiat.o July
WA Schoiten 'Julv
t' Nil Mil it jJUlV
Ccrnuir IJuiy
iDe tyueen |J?IV
Victoria......
An Ita
Rheln..............
tluenla.
Htat* et Pennsyl'a
Kimta
Otty ol Coaster...
tM tr.....
Bolivia ..
America*
Celtic
Sbai" ? ..?
Idtlo
Srytbia......
Baa* -
fimbria
Utopia
City ol Richmond
A irntla
Min
Kuelaad.
Ht. I. an rest.
Stat*of Vlrglul*... IJuiy ?7.
ISellert HU,T
Britannic I July 29.
Jut
July H.
.Inly 8.
July 1 .
Jn v IS.
.Inly 13
July la.
July 10.
July 1 .
July IS.
July IS.
July IS.
Iv in
Julv 19.
y JO.
July JO.
July 29.
I.I* 22.
Ju'y
Jul 2'
Ju'y -2.
.Imy 2 .
Julv 2
Liverpool..
Iiverpooi..
tilMKOW-..
Urtm?i...
t Havre
[Liverpool..
I Liverpool.
| Hamburg..
I Uott*rdam
. i'l?vr*
. I.ivprnoot..
, il.ivrrnool..
I.I?(UW. ..
I.mutun...
llremen....
I.mrpooi..
tilasenw...
Ham urc..
1.Iverpooi..
Bremen....
lilasuow...
H avr*.
Liverpool..
Liverpool..
Liverpool.
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Hamburg.
'?nil. _
Liverpool.
Glasgow ..
Hreroen...
Liverpool.
Havre
Liverpool.
Glasgow..
Hamburg.
Liverpool.
15 Hroartva,
BVi Broadway
7 Howling Greea
V Bowline Oreea
!&.'? Broadway
12V Broadway
14 itowiiaeureea
1 Hrnadwav
>SO Broadway
!.V> Broadway
Ih7 broad war
iOH Hrnadwav
7 Bowl I or Oreea
7 Bowling lireen
V Bowling Green
4 Bowllnr 'iraoa
72 Broadway
HI Broadway
IS Broadway
2 Bowling Oreea
7 Bnwllr V Oraaa
SS Bn>a.lwav
37 riroadway
W Hrnadwav
UP Broadway
4 ltowllnirUraea
?IO Htnartwav
?1 Broadway
! Bowline 'ireea
15 Broadwav
7 Bowline Greea
V It. wl!n? I ireaa
i v Broadway
f.r? Itroadwav
2! Hroadwav
r> Hroadway
HI Hrnadwav
871! roadway
kv-kotice to captains or vessel in tub
COASTING AND TORKION TRADE?Captains ?r offlcef* of
vessels engaged in Vie coasting or foreign trade, oi.wrvtng the
displacement or removal of sea buoys. ara ra^uesi.d a com.
mumcata the laet to the Hbbald. so that it uiay be broaght
publicly to the attaatloe ol the proper aathorltlas. A letter
addressed "to tbe editor of the Hkbald, New Yorn elty."
riving aa accurately aa possible the number and petition of
displaced buoys or the cans* of their removal, will sallies In
all cases observed along the Atlantic and Pacifi* coani ft
the American Continent. When they are obaei ved oa the
coast of European coantries or In the Mediterranean It <s
requested that information be acnt either by telegraph or
letter to the Londoa efHe* if tbe New Yobb Hbbalo. ?
Elect street, London, or to the Paris oBtee. 61 Avenua d?
I'Opera, Paris. Where tbe telegraph Is asad despauhss
?ay be addressed "Bennett. 46 Meet street. London." er
-Bennett. ?1 Avenue del'Opera, Parte" Where oases of
displaeemeat are observed la the waters or countries beyond
the reach of the telegraph, as In Asia or Africa, captains may
communicate with us upon reaching the first convenient
port. This InfortnatloB will be cabled bee of charge to the
If bra LP and published.
?-NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE POET OF NEW YORE AT NIGHT.?TheNBW Yob*
Hbbalp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for
use on bonrdthe Hkrald steam yacht, showing while burn
ing the colore red. green, red. changing from one to the othsr
In success!oa. and can be seen several miles dlstaat. Cap
tslns of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige as by
preparing any marine news they may have for the Bhtp
Mews Department of tbe Hbral?
Persons desirous or communicating with vessels arrlv
lag at*N?w York oan do so by addressiag to suen vessels,
esre ofHsuts news yacht, pier No. I East River. New York.
Letter* received from all parts ofths world and promptly de
livered. Duplicates pre required.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK?THIS DAT.
?m ABB MOO* I W* WAT*
San * s* I I??BV>....?no?? 3 05
San tots 7 35 I Sandy Book...morn 2 20
Moos sets. ....tnoiB 12 20 | HeU Gate morn 4 iO
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 29,1S7C.
abbivals.
KXrOBTO IT TO BBBALO BTBA* TACBTS ABB BBBALP
WU1TBBTOSB TBLtOUAPH LINK.
Steamer Vanguard (Br>. Bailey. Cow Bay 5 days, with
co?I U. Ptirklna A loh; veasel tn R ll ?'urrie.
Steamer Henelactor.Jonea, Wilmington, NC, 3 days, witb
mdse and passengers to Wm P Clyde * Co.
HieamerOld Uuuiinto . Walk*., iticbiuimd, CTtv Po'nt ann
Norfolk, with indue and passengers to the Old Domiaios
"'sfparair llatteraa, Mallett. Norfolk, with mdse and pas
sengers to tbe old Dominion Steamnbip Co.
Steamer S C Knight. Chlchenter. Georgetown, DC, with
mdne and jiaa?enger* to J L Itoome, Jr.
Hark Trafik (Nori, Jacobaen, Dublin May 0. In ballast to
master. Is anchored in tbe lower bay for orders.
Bark Samuel Weleh. Snear, llaraua 10 days with sugar to
order: veaael to J S Cngraliain. _
Brig Nnova Provldansa (Ital), Manganaro. ConstanU
nople March 14. and CaMellamaM April 21, wltn ra*s to
Dulhil k Co: ves-el to Kunrii. Kdye A Co.
Brig Cooresinne Immacnlata (Itall. Tromhetta. Genoa 00
days, with marble and rag* to J B Phillips * Sons; vessel to
Beahara and Boyesen. Passed Gibraltar May v!l.
Brig J w Hunt. Hunt. Progreso via Delaware Breakwater
20 days, with liemp, Ac. to 11 V Metcalf A Co.
Brig Lena Tburlow. Corbett, Cardena* June 13 via Dela
ware Breakwater 27th. w.t'.i sugir to Brott, Son A Co.
Hehr Mary Haley. Haley, Virginia. Is bound to Boston,
Srhr Jennie llali, Ashoms, TirRlnl|
8c.it J W Morris, Longstreet, Virginia,
SchrEmma, raatiuan, Virginia.
Sclir M E Bvard. Camp. Virginia.
hchr II R Tlltnu, Cranm*r, Georgetown, DC.
bloop M R Drew. Ockis. Virginia.
PASSED THROUGH HEU. SATK.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City of New Bedford, Kith, New Bedford for New
York.
Steamer fialatea. Wildm. Provirtence tor New York.
Steamer Holivar. (Jeer. New London and Norwicti for New
Yora.
f-chr Newport <Hr), Miller, Windsor. NS, for New York.
Schr Pelro, Willard, Sbulee. NS, tor New Vork.
Scbr J t! NuaU, I rowiev. M John. N B. fur New Yuri.
Schr olive, Ki-vuold*. Grand Meuan lur New York.
Schr P .M Wbeatoa. Harnett. Kennebec for Sew Vork.
Schr * K Krricki-on. Lynch. Cold Surlni; lor New York.
Sclir Katie .1 ll"> t. Itenuey, Kennebec Ijr ,N>? Vork.
hrhr .1 Clark, Clark, Kennebec lor New Vork.
tichr Ckae II Moree. Mote, Bath lor New Vork
Srhr B F Woolaay. Tirrall, Lynn ttar New York.
Schr Murium, Uet, Providence Tor New Vork;
Srhr Ellen I'erkina, Mitchell. Camden. Me, tor New York.
Srhr Ilavid 8 Slaer. Kennebec lor New York.
Scbr Kntinie k Edith. Wilaon. Uelfant for New York,
Sclir >arah Jane, Nonlham, Norwich for New York.
Hrhr Reading rt K No dW, I.It tie. Kalrhaven tor New York.
Scbr John Stnrkham. Hart, Providence lor Net- York.
Sclir A W Biili, Kertusnn. Belfast for New York.
Scbr Wm Kllnt. Howdolnbam fur Now York.
Srhr Kmlly, Hralatart. hew Haven for New '? ork.
Kctir Win A Mitchell Kelly, Plymoutn for New York.
Schr Abble lngalia. Ingalla, New Haven fi; New York.
Sr' r Alice Oak*. >:ar?iien. Gardiner. Mc. tor New Vork.
Schr John Kanuolpb, Parker. New ort f< New Vork.
Schr Liaaio Cocbrone, Hopkins, Kichnrond, Me, for New
York.
Scbr Sophia Wileon, Wilson. Kennebw for Philadelphia.
Scbr Mary. Holme*. KlliWortb for K<ndi>ut.
Scbr Cornelius, Morgan. Norwich Jri New York.
Schr Marv II Smith, atone, Tnouiaion tor New York.
Sclir fclla Jane. Kelly, Brldgepori tor New York.
?*cbr AnniO Chaee, <)ib?on, Uree'port for New York.
Scbr S S Kendall, Kendall. Han or lur New York.
Schr Ney. < liaae. Mew ilavaa f r New York.
?<iir l> II Ingram, Aiaoa. Kock<and for New Vork.
Sclir tieo U Jewett. Jewett. ibrdiiier for New Vork.
Sclir Aluoiua. M I >on, (ieorg * Banks lor New Vork.
Scbr Marv II Mifflin, Kerrta. Providence for New York.
Scbi K 0 Waaltbura. Mecle Providence lor ilaveratraw.
Schr Copy, Miller. Port Je-er?on for New Vork.
Schr Sterling. Hall. Bridi -port lor Now Vork.
Schr it S Dean, White, 'Munton lor New York.
Sciir Cerea, Kelly, Dorr _fcr New York.
Scbr Lout* Wal?b. Nev Haven tor New York.
schr Mall. Miller,Uar.lner. Mj. for New Vo.k.
Schr Abby t.ale, Par y. MalflM tor New York.
Sclir llatlie S Colli", Tribhla. Prornli-oce lor Naw York.
Schr K P Kill/. HIk en. New Haveu lor New Vork.
Scbr ban. Campbell. Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanrra. Johnton, Now York for Portland.
Steamer Tillie Kwln*. New York tor New Londoa and
Hrlg Kobt D'lon. l>avii. New York for Kin Janeiro.
.-cur E k I Oakley, Nuwuan, PortJobnaou for Prorl
.-rhr Saral Maria. Atkins, New Vork for New Bedford.
Schr A U^awn. n. Mebrhof. Ilaveratraw lor Protideuce.
Scbr He*" Mar. Waru. Port Jabaaon Inr Pniri len< a.
Hour Peicodato. t'aawell, Koadout for Narraffaaeatt Pier.
CLEARED.
Stfiuer Luting (Oer), Ludwig, Hamburg via Plymouth?
Kun ardt k Co.
Sranier Columbna. Reed. Havana?Win P Clyde k Co.
j<earner City ol I'ailaa, lllnea, r ernaudma via Port Koyal,
Si ?C II Mallorv k Ua
Steamer Magnolia, Daggett, Savannah?Murray, Ferrla A '
'o.
Steamer Richmond, Kellev, Norfolk, City Point aad Rich
?oiond?Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Philadelphia. Dana. Philadelphia?Jae Hand.
Steamer Kle?no??. Jolina?r>. Pn*Uana?J k Ames
Meaiuer Ulancna. Hear**. Brwton?II K Dlmocr
ship .-viiator t.ir). Jatf.ey. ..iverpool ?ArBetl. Fnfta k Co.
Mark Tuomaa Kletcher, Pendleton. Arjor?Ciiai L Wright
A Co.
B^rk Lillian X Vijna (Br), Ylgm, London?J I Whitney
Hark Ormm. rihackfofd. Hrlatol. E? Brett. Son k Co.
Mark Prnbo iltali, l*e Martino. Cork lor ordera?Lauro,
Mlorey k Co.
lor uraera
a?Kuncu,
Mara Memory (Nor), Oltea. Rotterdam?Kuncu, Kdje k
t'rig Lain (Br), tllvoa, Padatow, K?Blakealee k Cald
well.
Bri* New Bra (Br), McPbeo, Cork or Pal month?Oerhi
k Hrewer.
Hri* Alvin Kelly (Br), Kelly, Rle Janolro aad Baal
K Ward k Co.
^Brig Robert Dt|>n, Davit, Rio Janeiro?Thoa Norton t
BHb Virr K Holland. L?lon, Mooter Bij, Ja?A. H
Solomon * Co.
Bri? "*ty Kno^ton. McKee. Port on Prince?B V Kit
??If* Co.
Brig Mnnllai (?). Todd. Xuwu- Wavdeli k Co.
Sehr IOlpalM (f), Rountree. Ueiita. llou-Leaycraft k
Co.
Sehr J W Tott (If. Ili'.ijr. St John. XB? A T lienor.
Sehr Phot H Ko v. Gray Fernandln*?R P Buck k Co.
Rckr Virginia "iilon, Ralon, Brunswick, Oa? Warroa
Rav.
fctir Only Ana. fonpton. Baltimore ?W Chalmers.
Sehr Joha Snow Leary, Perth Anibo), XJ ? Wilson (Jod
trev.
Hrhr S J Plnkhai. Pinkham, Rootbbay, Mo-Ioaae R Pta
plot.
ttrbr D C Poitn. Pedruk. Pairhavtn, Matt -Rackett k
Bro.
Hchr Sarah Marr, Atklo. D?rby, Ct?Raekott A Bro,
SAILED.
Steamert Letsit. (fler1. Tor Hamburg; Newton (Br). Liv
erpool (tailed 2ft >: Stat* of Indiana (Br). Qlatgow; Co
lmubut. Havana:Cltv of Dallat, Pernandlna, Ac: Magno
lia. Savannah : H:hmond, Klchtnond. Ac: thipe Now World'
London: Dnnm>> (Hr). Liverpool: North American, Ha a
Prta itco; bark* Cillarnev (Br), Peaartb Roa.1t; Aurora
(Br). Cronttadt: ?ui>ro Kmelia i"tlettina fltal), Lisbon:
Mary l> iAnt). Bitimore; Anna A Kich (Br), do; brigs
Ella (Bri. Cork : Mo Carlo*, Malpat, R.
Wind at mniet. <K.
Barometer at a'ltet. 90.06.
maritime miscellany.
Schr J oh* Sows, which tailed from Portland. Mo. 24th
Ian on a fit in.' cnlao. returned next day, having broken
maiaboom while jblng.
8rn? CovHKKi i. Woodman, from Spmo? Head. Me, for
New York, which >nt Into Newport 28th leaky, resumed her
voyage (ante aiteiio?n, the leak baring been stooped.
Schr BnwixiiN, Randall, fmm Portland, slid away from
th" wharf at St .lo tt XB, 2ttth Inst, tearing away a portion
ot the whsrf an I >Hkinir and damav ng the sehr fellen
lightly. The llow-oln tuatalaed but little Injury.
Scur Abbv \\ isoit. Orav. from New York for St iohna.
NP. went eahnre ?# Murder Island near Yarmouth, N8.
but came off irain ifter ditehargtug 8<>0 bbls floor, and was
towed Into Yanuooh'JiHIi ln?t. The vessel and cargo are
in a damaged condtion (another desnato'i states that the
earjro It to he told '* the beneflt of all concerned),
8rn? S M RykkS'*. 44 tont. while lying at anchor near
Fro?t't It)and. Ar/lo Sound. Ns. havlntr discharged her
car.'O of flsh, srat turned to the water's e ge about 10
o'clock on thr ni/hiofJune 13. Intnred $800 In the Marine
office, Yarmouth. NS.
Svnnrr. CH. Jw --'?Bark Janrak Waltbolm. from Nor
way. bound lor tjl port. 3<t davt out, met with very foggy
weather on tiie ltnand we't athore on the tnutborn rockt
of Scattarle ami be. ?me a total wreck. Tha crew landed on
the island on the '?m. and received every attention Irom
the snperinuniirtt Immediately after the bark struck tha
punipt were noiitltd ?na four .eet of water found in the
bold. Sho It tire years old, ar.d regittored 040 ton*.
WHALEMEN.
Arrived >( New BhIMJum 28, bark Roman, Cobb, New
London, tn III lor v lalitig.
ailed fhn'i Jm? 29, tohr Flying Fish,
Hulmea. tor South Atlantic (seallnv).
Artlved at Barbells Mm 9, briif Rosa Raker. Thomp
son, from a cruise. ?'ih HObbln oi! (and tailed June 3i ; J una
achr Loulta A amler, On, with 100 bbli oil (and lailad
7th whaling).
In port Jim* 10, larki E H Adams, Brownell, from a
orulM, arrived 4ay 30, with llObbls nil; Spartan. Tripp,
from do. art I TO'1 M?? HI, with 135 bliU nil; Janet. (iartland,
from do. arrived ?)*? 1, with 260 bMs oil: Clarice, Mer
chant, do with 'T> b ils oil; Andrew Illck*. I low land, from
do, arrived "d, t>*> i> >1* oil. Lydia, Praro. do, arrived ffth,
250 do; 8er?l> II till . flloctini; Pioneer, Tripp, and Lancer,
Dowdeu; bri? A.t> 1 <.>:i Lawrence, I'aatel. (rem a croise, ar
rived 3d, 50 bbls oil.
SPOKEN.
Shi]
pool..
?Sir
Charleston (or buTRWrli
Bark Otcar. frjtn Ghent fo.
Ion 41 24
Brie Adeline RlcHardson^
(ton, Ja, Jme 23,
NOTICE TO
ilia, from Mobile for Liver
t John for Liverpool. J una
, from Pernambuco for
lat 5 42 N, I?n M 15.
more, Jane 23, lat 45 IS,
sVo, from New York for King
tW_15.
A^TS AND CAPTAINS
Mernbanta. chipping >|M t
that by telegraphing to
li ind thl pinasters are informed
. _ HtlukUt London Bureau, ad
dressing "Bennett. Mo. 4? Imi itreet, London." or to the
i'trle offlce, at ..vssing "H tout, 61 A venae do 1' Opera,
Pirte." the arrival* at and li-partoros fr?aa Faropean and
Bsu era ports qf American tod >11 torsi-n vessels trading
with the United States, the tsme will bs oabled to this coun
try tree of charge.
Captains arriving at and saillni[| rom French and Medi
terranean porta will 0nd the I'trtjiBee the more economi
cal and expeditious for -telerraphlg news.
OCR CABLE SHIFING NEWS.
AtrrwMM, Jnne 24?Arrived, lip British Empire (Br),
from ?% bark Abbie B (Br). *811, New York.
Bristol, |?ne 29?Arrived, bet Annie W Wet ton. Wln
sor, Boston.
Belfast, Jute 28?Arrived, fciks Brelderblik (Nor), Jor
gensrn. Baltimore; Kate Saacfi (Br), Carver, St John,
NB; ' VHh. ship Ussie Ross <B|)Do?le, Philadelphia.
Sailed 28th, brl? Chlertain (f, Oliver, North America.
Barckloka?ArKved, bark .raneo (Sp), Blera, New Or
leans. \
Calais, Jnne 24?Arrived,t)ax Ktdomo (Nor), Jacobsen,
New York. \
DraLtf, June 29? Arrived.!lurk OhssCox (Br), Goody,
St John, NB. V
Da XT* to, Jnne 24?ArrivedAerk Rusoer (Nor), Olsen,
Baltimore. \
FALXom, June 29?ArrtvedLhips Reims (Nor), Peder
sen, New York; Blackwall (Br)Jole, Lobus; schr C B Ben
son, Duff, Montevideo.
Gloi-ck*trr, Juse 29?Sail e4 brig La Plata (Br), Bray.
North America \
Crkkxocs. June 29?Arrive! bark Mary K Campbell
(Br), Gray, Weymonth, NS. |
Gknoa. June 26?Arrived, barkWltagracia (Bp), Dome
nich, Baltimore.
Hotlk, E, Juno 28?Arrived,; >ark Mary Ann Holm an
(Br), Holman, New York.
Hatrk. Juno 2B?Arrived. harlAnna (Noe), Myhrvold,
New York.
LivaarooL. June 29?Arrived, n-amer Cordova (Br),
Long, New Orleans; ship Louisa Fie cher (Br)., Morris. Pen
sacola.
Sailed 29th. barks Robert Morr^nn. Frltilnger, United
States; Freeman Dennis (Br), Fletther. North America
Loxpom, Jnne 39?Cleared, bark llertha (tier), Raoi),
United States.
Lsrra, June 29?Arrived, bark Hoppet (Swe), 'ndsen,
Pensacola.
Lisbok, June 24?Arrived, barks Marls- VII (Port),
De Carvulho, Philadelphia; Peppino il\ Paturso, Now
York.
Nrw*T, Juno 28?Arrived, bar>?emma (NorV, Olson
New York (not at before ropot); Holmestrauu (Nor),
Boe, Baltimore.
Plymouth, June 29?Ait* bark Giuseppe ? (Itai),
Volpe. New Vork. \
Qrkrxstow.t, .lone jftirrivi. steamer St Olaf (Nor),
Petersen. l*hiln<Jelphla^'?. be A* Stella (Nor). Jacobsen,
New York; Aquila <Nof Gerrat* do; KalHoto (Nor), Tel
lefson, do; Batavia. Boatih; brig Isa, Chandler,
Greenock lor DeneraW"*8 lwlow)l
Strttix. June 27?bark Uperick Las*. Syperlck
Philadelphia.
Scillt. Juno 23- A shin Gerhail ,Ger), Klamp. New
York for Antwerp iyrk Uessner (Get,. Christoffers, Baltl
more for Bremen.
Arrived in tbe^fllsh Channel 2<kh,tark Fortune (Nor)
Chrietensen. N??fork tor Rotterdam.
Trskl, June -J-Bailed, brig Redo w a, V* all ace, Naw York.
QtT>RW*TOW!?i'BR* 29?The brig Ita Chandler, from
Greenock lor Bierara. before reported poken dieabled,
arrived at thle rt with lost of foremasthoid and maintop
mast.
WEATHBB B SPORT.
Falmouth.nne 29-?Wind N,
Bristol, J>? 29? Wind NK.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Adceuak NZ. M?j 6?Suited, ship Brodick r'aatla (Br),
Thrn. s?'iauciaco.
Hakiaw. May 2*?Arrlv d. brtan (ilaure Br), IIIll,
Demerar?(*nil aaiied June i lor Martinique and New
York); "Jfi. Kxawple, Lewis, Boston (and sallni JuneM
for Lagura); June tt, bark kilbel Martin, Port E liabotb.
Sailed me B. hri* Kva (Hn, McOoaxall, .it Lacia; tfth,
schr A dentine. Potter. Boston.
In port one Hi. bark Lytlla Cordell (Br). Todd, torn Bal
timore, jrHed 2d. di?c. hrl?e Daniel Trowbrhlire, Ko^rra,
| from N# York, arrived ">th, do; Hieing Sun, Oriffla,. lrom
do. arri-d Mb. do; Harry A Aubrey, llrlKK>, from ito, ar
rived m do; eclirs C A Farnawortb (Br , Bryan, I om St
Lucea, rived 7th; Mabi'l I.unl iBri. Wyman, from Bear
Kiver, rived Htli; Mary Helen. Sanborn, lor Bmlon.
Hat/ami. June *J7?Arrived, schr Maad Barboar. Pa
buke, uxillo.
UafcxA*, Jane 27?Sailed. brig James Millar, Patker,
New' 'rk.
Jane 1?? Arrived, ichr Elma M Wrifbt,
Frefan, Aspinwall.
rikr.-d?Schr l.ucjr Wrlxht. Elsev, New York.
IV-oixi.r, Mar ."it?sailed, bark, Kamoi (Haw). Bra
il i el Juiie \ Yooriut < Dutch), HI eh. Has Francisco via
Net-anile, HsW.
ivA.HA, Jane 28?Sailed, steamer Liberty, Sundber*,
Nf Yolk.
Itlirax. Jane 29?Arrived, steamer lirmnda. New York
vfi Portland.
tT-i.iiA.a. JnDe 27?Arrived, l>rlc Malaga (Br), Kerr, Ht
J to. MM.
ailed 2*th. biic Romeo (Br), n??11i of llatteraa.
Ioktbkal, Jnne 27?cleared, steamer Sardinia* (Br),
Uitun. Liverpool; barka l.alnetar, UniUitad. IJueenstown;
Mngerton. Thnnu>?on. C?rk.
M wi'istu. N>W, May 3?Sailed, bark Blenheim iBr),
C-rner. San Franrisoo. Mb, abipa K.len Uoady (Mr), Perry,
4: "lb, t'omnmaaeeltli Br., I'owper. do; bark Celaoa
in, Uilte'* do; 11th, ship Ardour (Br), do; lith. bark
ta l.ormi. Loiinir Yi keliame; MMi, ahins Warwick trtri.
tard. Sin rancl?cu; l.ith. Firth ol' Clyde iBn, h.omits,
n; t ontliit i Br. Har4v. ilo; ? ark S M stetson. Rollins, do:
:lth. berk Fmnrola rail ?Fri. San Pedro.
North syd;?*v. t'B, Jun 2H?Arrived, barka Bmmti <Bri.
"ox, lAiudon (r -porta waaolT Utsr Itaco 7 days in atnlck
?p an I aurroMtied by ire); Cali-doala iBr), Farrell, fc.x
'loutli. K.
' Poi.tr-A-Pitbb, June 27?Sailed, bark Norah, Hall. New
ork.
Vi xart'. Juno 27?Arrived, steamers Circassian. Wrllo.
.iverpool; Mlaelaalppi. Llndal!. do; bark Kuby, Petr, Bar
i ado*.
l.eanvi 27th. ship* Alt Lovitt. Wiley, Belfast; Tort
law, Anderson, Hreenork : Agnes, UavW, Hull; barks Maud,
Mrlhinald. Ply m.uitb ; rnniiaam, Oaiilel. Liverpool; Coluia
bgt, Burrows, Iruro; H Cburshill, Hontrh, I.undue; Kath
leen, Harper, do; Alexandria. Fariem, Sliloth Uoek.
Stdkkv. N>W, May In?sailed, ship. Cltr of Atnens (Br),
Cam*Kban. San rrancisco; 2lst, James Altkeii (Br), Nol
? in, do; bark Aool b (Ueri, do; Juno 1, ship City of Niex
po i B . heddie, do.
st Jon*. NB, Jnno21>?Arrived, brig Mary (Br), Dodgo,
New York. ?ohrs Leara, Pawtaakel; Martha A (Br), Per
kins. Now York.
Railed C?th. barks M A McNeill, J a
load (Nor), Holyhead; Mr M?M (Br
("la*red "Mb. hrlgs John Good (Br', The
schri Edna M Grerurv <Br), Barrow, R: F?
Bedford; Aurora Bora all* (Br), Providence.
Tkui Stetaaa. KK. Jena 28?Arrived,
(Br). Jobaakoa. Windsor; Amalie. And -raoa. L
Sailed sad. bark B'omidon (Br). Potter. Cor
Vicroau. J una .1-ArrtfM, bark Sulla
Hib FrtDtioco.
Sailed -'l?t. steamer Cltv of Panama, Nelea.1
Yiiaom. N8. Jaaa 28?Arrival steamer]
(Br), Clamaa
AMERICAN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA. June US-Arrived, achre BJL
York; Twllleht. New London: .1 M Uarlow, W I
Ta Barnaul. W M WUaoa, aad S J Port, ?
ova.
tiailad?Schra Lola Aiumermaa, Hobokaa; Lyd
too. Newburg. NY; Ell wood Barton, Boatoa: II
Jennie A Sbeppard. Bat'la M Hawaa, Qao H
Emma Arar (from Geor :etown), ?
APPONAUU. June .7-Arrived, aebr ? C Knight,
ley. Georgetown. DC.
BOSTON, Jaaa IS-Arrlwd, steamer
Naw York ; aebr Habaoea H Queen, Cain, '
proceeded ro Oulttrr).
Cleared?Hark Woodalda, Montgomery. Portland.
-?tttb?Arrived. itaamar Jobni Hopkins, Hallett, nO
mora; barka Albeit Ruasell, Nichols, Snnpota; Peplti
(Uer), (ialjen, Bio Granda; brim John Kendall, Jamea
Aliroa Bay; Beta (Br). Sellg. Gnj aallla, PR; aebrs Anna 1
Valentine. Poller. Barbados; Pioneer, Baasett. Surinam.
DA J Laa. Lee. aad Bva E Pettenrill, Yark. Philadelphia.
Cleared?Barks Cevlon, Kelley. Honolulu; Albertina Up
ten. Cape Cons! (Africa); T H Armstrong. Mauratt. Wes|
Hartlepool, E; John F Rottmaa. Ray. Msrrow-la-Puraesa
E; Sadie. Greg<rv, Cork or Falwoatb ?er e (tew; lasma C
Baal. Bailer, Bristol, K; achrs Uan Conner, 8beta. Mt
Thomas; ReuJ Young. McDonald, Port-au Priaae; L k >
Ennwles, Harrington, Philadelphia. 1
Balled lUrk.i Ceylon, aad Athenian.
t ALTIMORK, Jaaa -**?Arrlreo, aebr J D VUHaat
Pearc-e. N?w York.
28th?Arrived. steamer Jaeephlne Thomeoa, Moore, Nea
York, schr Alioe X Allen, Brigbaia. Barecoe.
Below?Steamer NovaScotlau (Br), Rltehla,
pool.
Cleared?Steamera Baltimore (Oer). Brd
Win Lawrence, Howes, Boston; Martha Stereos, Chance
We-v York; ship ste.la (Gar). Horn, Bremen, bark Lavfl
ratio Succ-ro (Ital), Qlevanl, Dublin; aebr Helen Mar, .Vlcfl
arson Newport.
HRI'NmWICK. On, Jane2B?Arrived,steamerCaroadelet,
Fairclotb. Keruandlna for New York.
Cleared 28tb, brig Lanra Gertrude, Rlak, Naw Yolk: aahl
Nellie Treat, do.
H AN(iOR. .Lane '27?Arrived, aebr L M Stroat, Whitne/
Perth Amboy.
Cleared?ifchr 8 D Hart, Rargese. Newark. NJ.
2Hth?sailed. acbrs Isabella. New * ork. Abby 1 WItlaf4
and R Maaoa. do.
BATII, June 27?Arrived, schr Plereaee N Tower, XsmsJ
South Amboy
2Hth?called, aehr Cora Etta. Pendleton; Plora X Crow
lay. Crowley; Z L Adams. Nlckerson; A D Henderson, Hen
derson. and Albert Dalr, Maaou, Philadelphia; Abb 8
Brown. Cmwell. and >? mma L C Wlnoor At wood. ?? .
CHtRLKB ON. Jane 29?Arrived, steamer EquatflC,
Hinckley. Philadelphia.
Sailed? Sleuner ' 'leop-tra. Bulkier, New York.
CHESTER, Ta, June 2tf?Arrived, aehr Emma Mi
March. Kernandlna.
DELAWARE CITY. June 2?-Sailed. scbrs L 0
K 'llv. Boston; 8 Purvea, Lisle do.
FERNaNDINA, June 23?Cleared, achrs Mima A
Stroat, Uueenstown for orders; Edward Jehnaon. ~
Wm G v' o<eley. Abbott, Philadelpbla.
FORTH ESS MONRO!'.. June 28?Arrived, bark Ioa
from Santos for orders; brigs Horota. Richmond fo
Janeiro. wtg crew; Georgia, Field. Norfolk lor Darners'
Passed in?Bark Albertina (Nor). Gluetstadt, Merss
for Baltimore; brigs Romance, Craig. Navasas for do: P?
tomac i Br). Wilson, Demerara for do; also a ship, name un
known for do.
Pasaed oat?Ship Nevada, and barks Jobaaa, for Bretasm
Senna, lor Qaeenstown; brig Castllian for the Baltic.
PALL RIVER, June 27-Arrived. aehr Tboa Borden, Oku.
back. Philadelphia.
28th?Sailed, schrs Stephen Morgan, Hay net, Georgetown
DC; Fred Merwln Bunce, and Entlra, Klnnear, New York.
GALVE8ION. Jane 23-Cleared, aehr 8 8 Buckingham,
Williams, Tuxpan.
24th?Cleared, sohrs I
Grace Andrew*, Andrews, PensaesAa;
Leoaard Daniels. Mack. Tamnieo.
Sailed?Schr Leonard Daniels. Yaefc. Tampleo.
GEORGETOWN. SC. June 22-Cleared. schr B I Hassrd,
Rowland. New York.
MOBILE. June 29-Cleared, bark Monde-n, gehumactfei
St Thomas.
MILLBRIDGE. June 22?Arrived, brig? .Ua, Wytr >
Boston.
Sailed 26th. scbr Milwaukee, Wallace, New York.
MACHIAS, June 2a?Sailed, scbr Viola, >laaon, N?>
York.
NORFOLK. June 27?Arrived, aebr Chaa a k
Salt 1 .1
?on. New York.
w ofj*? P'*K Demeram (a<id ? led PMl
NEWBURYPORT. June 28-Arrived. m> .? leopard
Albertson, Philadelphia; schr B L Eaton, Grlerson,
hawkea.
27th-'chr> J Fxbaas, Reed. Mayairnes. .
NMVT BhDFoRD. Jane 27?Arrived, schr Wm D Marvel]
O'Keel'e. Georgetown. DC.
29th?Arrived, schrs W F Washburn, and Sea Bird, 1
?traw.
flailed? Schrs M H Read, Philadelphia; Helen. New Tort
NEWPORT, June !!7. PM?Arrived, schrs Luna. Welto
Providence for New Vork (and sailed 28th) ; Kloretta C. Co
Till. Yarmonth for do; Alexis, Hancock, Kail River for do,
2Htli, AM?Sailed, rchr C C Smith. At wood, Taunton f
Philadelphia. A _
PM-S .Hed, schrs David O Floyd. Clifford. Tad Little D
vid, Bradloy, New York: Delmont Locke, P?nd etoa. aa
Empire, Hatch, Providence for do; Artist, >'orre?ter. Boa
ers?t for do. ,
NKW LONDON. Jnne 29?Sailed, schr O F Baled
Starkay. Hi John. KB.
PA?CAUOlrLA. June 22?Cleared, bark Carlo Borrnm
(Ans;, Conte. Amsterdam: schr Mabel, Alberts. Key * "
24th, bark Najadeu r.->we?. Danieleen, L'Orieut.
PKNHACO'.A. June -'3?Arrived schrs Morton I
Smith. New Orleans; 24th. River Uoeen. Ulbha, do.
Clear d 22d. schr* A U Srull, Kranibes. New York ; 1
Joseph Souther. Watts. St John. NB; 24th, Anson Stin.
Sloraan, Philadelphia.
Cleared 2Sth brig F T Merrrman. Lecraw. Matansas.
PHILADELPHIA, Jnn? 2k?-Arrlved, steamers Norfr
Ford, Kali River; Anna Ellin, Richards, Sew York:b%,
Carrara (Ital). Poutrcmoli. Lisbon; John Pearson, Ta>,
Salt Cav; hrlg Olgn (Nor). Laraeu, Liverpool; icfcra Dcs
Mayo. Vallhourat, Baraco* ; D V Streaker, VanGf
rien; Jennie MI<!dleton, Whltta'ter, Gardiner.
Also arrived, steamerm Harold Haarfager (Nor),
Newcastle, K; Per lomen Pierce. Naw York; scl
Ellen, Smith. Gardiner; Wm Todd, Wood, C<
Simmons. WilV.aua. H? -m; Clara Merrick.
Artia Garwood, Sioveas. do; ?'arrie LGodfra
Cleared?Steamer Beverly. Wallace. New 1
dependence. Stro.it. Valparalro: brlics Me hai
son Portland: I llowlsad. Lafcaman. Boston
Garrison. Hallowall, Ma; Taylor k Mathis. C"
ton: Jas A Shindler. Lea, Marbleh-sad.
Also cleared, steamers WilHaiasport, W
barks Mariano?ale (Ital', Beuvamato. West
blsaola P (Ital). Kaacottl, Cork or Pal month
(Br), Jenkins. Bellast; S W Holhrook, Mlti
srUrs W F Green. Cuinmlngs, -oiharset; J
Weymouth; A B Gundman, Bacon, George*
Shav. Tllton. Charleston; Grace Van Dnsety
W Towns'mi. Towasend. do.
Sailed? Maamers Ohio, and Willie!
Nkwcajtlc, Dal, Jaaa 2#?Pi
Lisbon.
I.kwks, Del. Juaa IfcXj
marie. Glbbs. Naw Yor?^^
PORI.J"HN8.S?AdL 27?Arrived
coner. Wilson, a^,,., M(ur
dance.
di|
Arrived, steamer Alt ?
schrs Sarah A ftl*
Ward, Boat and lor Prasfs
POBTUb, Me. Jaaa 27-CWared, eehr Hattle
Bat-; Washington. DC.
28th?Arrived, achr E G Wlllard, Philadelphia.
L'Wth?Arrived, eehr Irene > Messervey, New York.
PORTSMOUTH, Jaae 2ft?Sailed, schrs Wellington, Bs^
boar. Kaaaebea, to load for Naw York; CornolVa, Oralis
Rockp?rt. to load for N'aw York.
P4HVIDENCR, Juan 28?Arrived, schrs Calvin P Harris.
Benton, Gaevgaaown, DC; George Edwin, Sammls, ?ew
Below?Schr Frances C Smith. Smith, Port Johnson.
Sailed-Steamers Toaawaada, Shermaa, and Fdilla,!
Howe, Philadelphia; schrs George L Fassenden, Beebe.l
G orgetown, DO; Rachel Saamaa, Seaman, Philadelphia;!
Storm. Staab. Trenton; Amos Briggs, Dana. Haverstrawr
R H Wilson. Clark; Jennie C Buss, Norton, aad Phebe Elf
abeth. Mapet. New York. 1
RICHMOND, Jnne 27?Arrived, barks Arlstidss (No
Anderst*n. Antwerp, to load for Europe; Margaretha Bia
(Ger), Pramuarg; Dordrecht, to load for K a rope; brig
lervo (Rns). Hell strain, Amsterdam, to load lor Eur
schrs 8 W Bnnnell, Knnnell, New York; Henry P Has
lVaree, do; John A t'nrtls, Quillan, do; Mary 8 Slainm
Gandy, Providence; Billow, Kales, Rockland; Baagal. "?
do.
Sailed?Steamer Old Domiaion, Walker, Mow York; 1
Bogota. Johaeoa, Rio Janeiro.
8AN FRANCISCO, June 21?Arrived, ship Grace Darli
Gllmor, Tacotna.
Sailed-Barks Kno'-h Talbot, Peahalloa, Seattle; Ha
Bock, Sorraan, Victoria aad Port TownaeM; brig Sea r
Su.lth, Portland.
'JSth?Arrived, steamer Australia (Br), Cargill, Sydasyl
NSW.
Cleared?8bIp Dexter, Maasoa, Qnaenstown.
SAVANNAH. Jnne 29?Arrived, steamer J aalata, Oa
riae, Philadelphia.
Arrived 2Xth, steamer Saa Salvador, Nlckeraon, He
York.
SlONINOTON. June 27-Arrlved, schrs H P Ely. I
Providence for Naw York; Wm H We ,b, New York I
videnoe.
2rtth? Sailed, schrs C.?o H Mills. Tlllotaon, Alai
P Ely, and Wm H Webb.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Juaa 27-Arrlved, achrs
Salisburr. Havana lar Huston; Uncle Turn. U "
Aniboy for do; Lnnat. Iliads. Philadelphia for
Dresden. Coffin, Shulee for New York; Thomas Pott
dr. and Katia Mitchell Eastmaa, Gardiner, tor dot
Nichols, WrinaM Bangor, for do; Dwlght Davldi
man. Boston for Philadelphia; L A Burn ham. Ma
for Baltimore; Satilla. Rivers, do for Charla
ror Baltimore; fauna, itivers, do ror uuariastoa
Blackwood. Two Rivers, for orders.
Sailed?8ehra PaciSc, May Day, George * Albs
M Condon. Julia Cllach, Samnel Oilman, Nellie B
Tom. aad Dresden.
.lhert.T
? Bella,I
2*tb, AM?Arrived, schrs Elvle Davis, tlaad, L ,
for Boston: Kllta B hmery, Wleks. do ror Newbaryport-J
Sailed ? All veeaals belora reported exceptiag
dridge i erry (disgi. aad Lnnat.
WILMIMOTOn! NC, June -S-Arrlved, steamer
tor. Doane. New York. >
WISCASSK'f. Jnne 27?Cleared, bark Jose Kodr1{
pat. White, Havana (aad was towed out same eveaL
M ARKH.vM, Jnne 2S?Sailed, schr Naiad Uoaea.
New York.
A
i'ACHTR. MT BAM BOATS. Sec.
I-ino aLX kiiTK and siifcS??i
. Liiabuata. ipoou oar*. cbrtD. :*w Snath at., near <
B?orillp:___ HThPHKlt tfoBKH
AHTTHKOLD KStTbUsTThD PLACE. Nt
urn. near Catharine Market?Metallic I
Hoata, all kind*. . JOHN
CTaTboat. a? kkkt lono.inriiur cl,
J lor Mli-vkaap. ln<|oire tor particular*
Jmnw ally, toad atora. |
C~Vol'PRK PA.STK.VEI) RUWdOAT Pti
J now, with walnut flniah, 15 toet loaf.
\WOKoPP. 151 Wait loth at.
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1 countar atarn Yacht, Id eoiasleta ordai
call at coal olRrt Stt Orand it., Wlllla>. ibor??.
Light drai'ijht
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KKKIUHT PKOPKLl
liarirala, *ait*bl* tor peaeh trade ur other I
laiit hooaa on (lack; 14-1 tout Apply t.aadi
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Cltjr.
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O draaa MORQvN'8 Steamboat Work*, Noaak. Conn.
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