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WEST rOINt.
1BR1YAL OF VISITORS?VINNIE REAM AND HIB
HUSBAND? PREPARING JOB THE PRESIDENT
AND GENERAL SHERMAN.
Wsst Point, June 11, 1878.
Tbe truins and boats have telt numbers or visitors at
West Poiut to-day. Relallvaa and friends of tbe Oral
class are many among tiieni, for tbls is a proud time
for tba graduates wbo are soon to exobange tbe gray
lor tbe bloc.
We've not much looter here to stay,
l' or In a week or two
We'll bid f treweli to ''Cadet Gray,'
And don tbe "Army Blue,"
is the song that is popular with tbe young fellows
wbo are at tne ond of tbeir four years' probation, to
gether with Its oborus:?
Armv Blue, Army Blue.
We'll dou ibo Army Blue,
Wo'll bid larowel 10 ' Cadet Gray,"
And don tbe Array Blue !
At tbe same time mere arrive by every Northern
and Southern conveyance a band o( freeh youngsters
whose song ta
il la well known tbat many a class
Has passed tbis place or lame;
Bui tbe Plebcs of '7H surpass
All othors that ore curae.
The weather, which irownod dismally this morning,
origbtenod tbls afternoon and it looks as though
there would be a clear sky for to-morrow night's
ball una the next day's exercises.
1 ho drill at half-puat flvo this evening was tbe tea
eoast battery drill?a performance by tho endett with
tbe fllieen-iucli Columbiad and its youngor ton-inch
brother bulldogs on tlie nortn shore. To seo the
boys in their tight coats, white trowsers, forage caps
and buckskin gloves manipulating these heavy plecos
or ordnance Is worth muoy a day's travel. It takos
lourtuen cadets to man the big Tnmideror. and inoro
would be required in actual t-orvico. A llftecn-inch
cannon Is the noxl to the largest in tho service. The
practice cbnrgo ot powder lor it is ally poands;
tlio service charge, 100 pounds. The shell
with whlcu It is loaded is hoisted to' Its
mozslo by a derrick, and Its carnage, swab
and other appurtenances are 0n a colossal scale.
The cudets looked from the heights llko lltilo
children playing about it, ana wbon me reverberations
nt us discharges shook tho bills and the smoke ol
them arose and shut oat tne sky It soemod a terrible
plaything indeed.
'1 be largot practice was uncommonly good, tho tar
get being ripped to shreds before tbe firing was half
over.
Among the arrivals at the West Point Hotol to-day
were Lieutenant and Mrs. iioxie (nfe Miss Viuuio
Ream), ol Washington.
Te-inorrow tba President, General Sherman, tbe
Secretary ol War and Gouoral Sheridan are expected,
together with a crowd ol other guests
THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
ORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS?
FLECTION OP STANDING COMMITTEES?EX
ERCISES OF THE CADETS YESTERDAY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HhBlLD.]
Annapolis, Md? June 11,1879.
The Board of Visitors of tho Naval Academy organ
ised to-day by the election of Rear Admiral John L.
Wordcn as President; General Jeff c. Davis, United
States Army, as Vice President, end Master Q. A.
Staunton, United States Navy, Secretary. Professor
CLfA. Woodward, ol Si. Louis, Ma, was appointeed to
deliver tne annual oration.
The following standing 'committees wero ap
pointed:?
In Seamanship, Gunnery and navigation.?General
JefT C. Davis, Colonel D. S. Prlntup, Mr. Willluhi U.
Parker, Captaiu C. H. Weils and Colonel Alexander
H. Brown.
In Kngluh Studies and Modem Languages.?liev. G.
M. T. Wright, D. D., Hon. John Hancock, Dr. P. O.
Hooper and Rev. Dr. A. Wheeler.
In Steam Mathematics and Phytic*.? Professor C. M.
Woodward, Chief Engineer 1). P. Isherwood an I Col
onel D. S. Prlntup.
On Grounds, Pub!ic Building* and Sanitary Condi
tion.?l>r. P. 0. Hoopor, Colonel I?a?c N. Rood, Gen
eral .left C. Davis, and General Wagner Sway no.
Finance- and Library.?Colonel Isnac S. Reed, Hon.
John llannock, and Rev. G. M. P. Wright, D. D.
Administration and Police.?Alexander H. lirown,
Captain It. R. Breese and Wiilium 1L Parker.
Tbe cadets were examined this morning in naviga
tion, marine engines, olectrioity, French and Eng
lish. In the afternoon they were exercised
In seutnansbip on board tbe United States
ship Macedonian. They bent and unbent sails
and look down the yard and sails. it was
an Interesting sight to see nver one hundred midship
men on tbe yards, and in the rigung at once fnriing
Mil, while fifty or more were below on deck uianlug
tho ropes. They set the ealle Irom the royals to the
courses in about six mmules. T he practice through
out wua creditablo. The usual dross parade of the bat
talion followed.
BLOWN UN1VE44B1TY.
Pkovidekcb, II. 1., June 10, 1878.
Commencement week begins at Drown University
an Friday with lb# oxereiaca of class nay. An oration
and poem will l>? dollverod daring tho morning, and In
tbo afiernoon President Koblnson will give a dinner
to the class, and thero will be tbo usual exercises ol
planting the class tree, Ate. Tho evening will be glvoa
up lor a grand promouude concort on tbo college
campus, followed by the annual class sapper. The
American band will be present, and a very enjoyable
occasion Is predicted.
On Snuday afternoon the baccalaureate sermon will
bo dellvi red by President Koblnson in the First Bap.
list Meeting House. The sermon In tlto evening, be
fore the Society of Missionary Inquiry, will be deliv
ered by the Kev. II. C. Mabie, ef llreokllne, Mass.
On Muoday the annual declamation of tbe Sophomore
clasa for liie Carpenter prizes will lake place at Man
nlog Hall. Tbe prizes are;?First, $80; second, $'J8:
third, fU.
on i uesday morning tho Phi Beta Kappa Society
will hold a ousiucss meeting in Manning Half. Tbo
annual mooting of tho alumni will take place tbe same
day.
On Wednesday the 110th annual commencement of
Brown University will be duly celebrated. The ex
ercises will be held in the first Baptist Meeting
House. Alter the exercises tbe annual commence
ment dinner will bo served In a tent on lha coiloyo
sampua. Man v pronuueut gnosis, Including Governor
Fan/.audi, wil >o present. A meet lug of tho corpora
tion of Brown Uaivor-ity will be beld Thursday morn
ing In Uhode Island Hall, and lha examination lor ad
misalona will begin the same day and continue on
Friday and Auturday. Too university la in a very
flourishing condition.
KOANUKE COLLEGE.
Halm, Vs., Jane 11, 1878.
Tbe quarto centennial reunion of the Roanoke Col
lege etudeuts took place to-day. Tbe following officers
were elected:?President. lion. John Paul, oCVlrglniu;
Vicj Presidents?Proirssor L. R. Holland end 1). M.
Cleyd, of Virginia; J. M. Line, of West Virginia; Iter.
L. A. Mann, of Maryland; Or. C. 8. Hart, of Ohio;
Rev. W. J. .Smith, ol Norm Carolina; Captain A. H.
filar, of South Carolina; W. Charlton, of Gcvrgta;
H D. Sayre. of Alabama; J. M. Lyddell and Mlas K.
J. Young, of Louisiana; J. B. French, of Texas; Bon.
J. B. Jackson, of Indian Territory; O. P. Moore, of
Arkansas; J. D Jtilit, of Tennessee; .8. K Crewdsoti,
ol Kentucky; Secretary, Professor J. b. Oretir, ol tho
college; Treasurer, II. cjialniera, of Virginia.
It was resolved io bold trienaial reunions of tbe
graduate* nod ex-atudeois of the college. An rX"on
livn coin in it too waa nppotnied to make nrraugc raenln
lor ihe first triennial, in 188L Adores*. a were mau?
by manv <>i the old atudeuta. lha niiei dauci waa
Very large anu ihe meeting lull ef interval.
A largo andtenoo thronged Ilia Ton ti Ha l to-night 10
bear Ihe auuuil address before the Alumni A<eecla
Hod by the Rev. A. F. Qrcybtll, a Presbyterian mis
tlonary to Maiaiuoros, Mrt.ro Tbe subject of tbe
addreaa was, "Virtuous Character the Need of the
Hour." r
Alter the address the welcome meeting to tbo gen
eral reunion ol students was held. Addresses of
welcome *er? made by President bosh in be.
h >lf of the col.rge and by ex Uougrcssrasn
llenry A. Rdmuua-on in hehnf of the rlt
laaua nt Hilem. IWpcnses were made by
President Paul, of thu Iteuoion Association,
and (loorge W. Keener, or Virginia, on behail of iho
atudeoiK. The raeeilng passed oil most plsctwdtly.
The grounds are again illuminated.
Hun. Clarkson N. Potter, I.leatenint Governor
James A. Walker and other dlstinaaiabcil gentlemen
Will arrive to-morrow.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE ALUMNI.
A special meeting of the Alomnl Association of Co
lumbia College was beld last nigbt at Delmonieo's, to
welcome tbe graduating clasa A deputation from tho
latter waa present, as were also a number of gradu
ates not members of tbo association. The meet
ing was called to order by tbe Vleo President,
Frederic Dspeysior. Professor Sllllmao and ex-Judge
Mitchell spoke In fsvor of holding monthly instead ol
quarterly meetings, but, on being put to a vote, the
resolution was lost. Kx-Judge Mitchell then, in a
brief address, spoke to the members of Ihe gmddating
class present, giving them souto good advice as to
tbetr future in the now sphere ol Ilia Into which they
wors about to ho called. Alter a roport of progrn-a
by tho Library Committee appointed to consider
tho advisability of purchasing the Storey Library,
tho members adjourned to ihe sapper room where a
sumptuous repsat awaited them Muring tbe discus
sion at the edibles a number ol the members formed
themselves into an Impromptu gise club and rendered
In oxcslleni style many of the choice old-lime col
lege songs, us entertainment that called fortu
frequent applause from Iho listeners. Rev.
Dr. Foal, or Trinity Church, Wilmington, Del., a
lormsr graduate, was next introduced and delivered
an address in whicn he took* la a highly saloslstid
timi) would come when tbo-.trusteea of tho college
would be composed rauiuly of the Alumni, Thei
would always Vave ?ho beet latere*!* ol lb.. wl ???
deep ?i heart. The speaker next roff"^lltosVl?<; 0',
Ding post as need in He aware, bia adopted h*?1*' ? ?
I! oxp??.nod. to advocate ita Introduction l??o N?
York, but to apologize lor it* "? '.S
lostoad of being barbarous. as by lorn* s?PI?*?0
J" waa productive ol Men good.
XZ'nSZr
pinjTpon?.P'The*alanaUce o! 'td? ?!???? tb.ljl
bau u moat bsneOolai oirect n pre purposely
gUSSX1???"?' ?????'?
and speodily tne meeting adjourned. %
CITY COLLEGES.
the commencement season opens?dipt of
THOSE TO GRADUATE AT BUTOKBS FEMALE
COLLEGE, COOPEB UNION AND OTHBB INSTI
TUTES.
Tbe acaaon of eommoncementa at the collect* proper
begins to-dav with the exhibition ol Columbia Col
lege or rather of tne Aoademic Department nod
School oi Mines, as the Law and Medical departments ,
liuvo bad tbolr commencements. In general tbe med
ical and sclentmo schools In the city hold tbelr com
moncemcnls at an earlier dato than the purely aoa
derate and classical Institutions. Premlnont among tho
scientific institutions of loarning ore the schools con
peeled with tbe Cooper Union. Their commence,
menu were held on the 31st ol May, but the
results of the year's tuition still remain on
published. Thoso Institutions aro of throe
kinds. Tho Free Night School of Science and
Art is designed for the education ot young men in tho
evenings who are otherwise employed in .the day.
The course is one of llvo years, and, as a consequence,
but few of ihose wbo enter arc able to remain in tbe
classes until the close of tho course, and thus low grad
uate and recoivo the diploma and the Cooper medal.
Over three thousand pupils have attended during the
year tho average attendance being nearly two thou
sand. Certlflcatos of proficiency aro given to thoso
who nave uttendod tne class and passed a satisfuciory
examination lor tho year. Six hundred and Iwogy
throe certificates were given this year.
TheSchool of Art for IV omen baa been crowded to
excess this year, a greator number ot applications
having been rocolvcd than ever beloro. Tho number
admitted was 345, more than six hundred applications
being postponed for wantof room. The ocbool is di
vided into Ave departments-lrawing, painting, pho
tography, wood engraving aud normal teaching. Tho
object ot such instruction is to put an ipdepeudont
employment in the hands of every student. In many
oases this Is comniooced when tho pupil is
atiil under Instruction. Tho amount earned
this year by pupils in the Woman's Art
School was $10,802 06. There were sixteen
graduates in tho Drawing Department, whose nuraos
are givon below. Candidates for entrance Into this,
as wellas tbo other schools Of the Cooper Union, may
nt.niv at all times, hut their examination dons not
take olace until the talk The rooms ol the Improving
Dena? men" are open to tne students all summer.
Tho work they aro employed upon is principally book
encrnvitigs and commercial piaiea for advertisements.
i n the School ot Telegraphy the course is only six
months, during wnicn time the student* lully master
lhl hTtonoewiug is s list of the graduate. In all tbe de
partments:- us(o#
Free NigM School of Science and Art.
Ruv.ion John. Smyth, James H.
?!nua John Sieoert, Jacob,
gcottrin, Samuel R. Tinalwy, Walter W.
School of Aft for II omen.
r
lleiser Rosalie. Presslsr, Faonie L?
Mail, Josoehlue B. piiu'Mfrr*Beli
Huntington, Anna. ?iVho? Mri (k V fw
Havtland, Emma. Saaboirn, MritC. V.|?
Kibbe. Jowpbioe B? Bmlui, Leila M*
Martin, Ella Savage, Jessie.
School Of Telegraphy.
Bar wick, Mai tie, K.ane% Maggie A.
Coon, Lizzie M. Moore, Helta R.
Fuller. Aume S. Rein, Clarisse.
Haiscv Lizzio it. pchraidt, Loolae L.
Hodge,' Jennie.
Hi nes, Nellie- iaylor, Ida M.
Johnson, EM^D.
KITOKBS pkmalr collhos.
There are aeveo young Indies lu the Hutgera Female
College, No. 48# Fnih avenue, who will graduate at the
commencement next week. This Is a rattier small
number lor this institution, tbe number ot graduates
i lost yosr having hoen larger by several members,
while that lor the year to come will l?? nearly double.
All the graduates receive the uioal honors andI tho de
I groo of A. B. Tho baccalaureate sermon to the grad
uates will bo prescnert by Dr. Anderson, president of
tne losiliuiiou, next Sunday altornoon, at lour o ciock,
In the oolloge chapel The class day exercises will
also lake plaeo it tbe obapol next Toosdsy afternoon,
at nall-pael two. Tho commencement exercises will
like tilaco ut eight o'clock on Thursday evening,
Jnue 20, in the Church ol tho Dtsclploa, lorty-nith
streoi and Madlaou avenue. The examinations, wnich
have been going on lor the p?st week, will close
I n- xl Friday. Applications for ontranee aro re
ceived at any time, but the candidates lor
admission aro uot examiued until about |
ihrco daya before the opening ol the school nolt ?op
ttniber At the commencement Miss Lixzio tl. Jm- I
nett will deliver tho valedictory. Ml" ^",ou* "j,*1
Miss Cannon, who have each attained the same de
gree ol merit, have boon selected to deliver the saluta
tory addresses; thai of tltss Cannonwill be in Latin
ana that of Miss bessions in Frsnrh. All tbo older
members ol the graduating class will read I>'
Anderson will preside. Ibo exercises will
spersed with msslc, in wnich tho pnpils will lake
part.
THE GHADCATSS
Cannon. Ads C. lUdiord, F.mma.
Crooey, Annie. tiessions. Ada.
Dennett, Lizzie B. Totlon, clara.
Gilbert, Auuie.
HOME FOR INCURABLES.
TWELFTH ANNIVFBSAKE OF ITS FOUNDATION?
CONDITION OF THE INSTITUTION.
Tbo twelfth anniversary ol tbo lloinw lor IncurabloB
was held yesterday at Fordbam. Notwithstanding
the threatening charactor of tho weather tbero was a
largo attendance of (riends ol the Insulation from
New York, a great many ol whom were ladles. The
anniversary exercises were hold in tbe second story
ball of tbe handsorao now buihl'ng which crowns tbs
bill mmwny between Treiuont mid Fordbsm.
About half-past tbreo tbo exercises began with
tho prerldent, ilr. lienjutnin 11. Fiold, in
the cbnir. Ilr, Jacob I). Vernallye, tbe troha
uror, read bis report which showed a bal
ance on band from last year ol $1,4.17 89 Tbo total
amount of recoipis lor tbis year is $34,708 40; dis
bursements, $32,068 17; foisl amonut paid in lor
beds $3C,7JO 07; donations for lbs erection of
tbe north wing which includes cbapol, $2->, IIS IB.
Mr. Frederic Do l'oyatcr read tbo report of the
Board of Bauagors, In which It was shown that thero
are at pro-eat sixty-live persons In lb# ilunie, twcuiy.
lour ol whom are free patients. There bare been a
great many applications, more tnan there wsro ac
commodations lor. With ibe new wing tbero will
bo room for eerenty more patients. Tbo report ac
knowledged a number of donations, among them $100
Ir-itn Kdwin llootb. Since last year tbe Her. Ilr.
Heed, ol t'oiifUkeepsl*. lias been appointed chaplain.
Invalids are received regardless ol age, nailouality,
aex or creed.
'I ho chupiatn, Ker. Dr. T. C. Heed, reported that
two ecrneos were inM every sundry und oto on wenk
day a That loriy-three ol the invalids were comma
iBeantr, and lliat no bad buried lour.
Ibe Iter. Mr. Conrinoy, ol St. Thomas' Church, was
Introduced sod meue a lew remarks, in Which ho
apoke of ibe eufleriug ol the Inrniie* ol Hie institu
tion. The mystery of suffering is sluiost nothing as
we sen li oh ail aides, said he, for there is hope, not
to have fo sailer with the oonscioueness that tbero
Is no relief Is terrible indeed. The He v. Mr. Broods
was the next speaker. He crtiloised ibe nuns ol the
Insilinuon, ae he said thero had olten been curee
effected in It. The iter. Dr. Vermilyo made a very
.nmueing address. In wjllcb lie said that he was
wholly unprepared to speak, a fact which |
was of Utile conerquoDce, be added, for whon be bus
notice that he is lo -pens the egooy nomas to him br
fore he spoaks, but if he lias not It eomes lo his
hosiers. The Iter. Charles Tiffany was ihfl next
spuakor. lie spoke of the noble institution* of char
tty that show memaelves to tbo stranger as be ap
proach's New York, so ibat be soee the good beforo
lie loarna the bad. Mr. Iiflany defended Ibe nemo
Home for Insurables on the ground tbat It acknowl
edge! an unpleasant fact which they do their best to
remedy.
The officer* of tbe Home were reappointed nrtf are
as lollows:?I'rosbleni, Menjiiniu H. Field; Yloerrssl.
Urnis. Martin K. Greens, William II. Uuion; rreaiorer,
J. D. Yermilye, Merchant's National Bank, No. 42
Wall street; decretory, Hsnry M. Mcl.eren, No. 110
Warren aireet; Huporinicndont, lanel C Jonos, Jr.,
M. D. : Matron, Mrs. Jans K. Willie; 1'hysioian, Archi
bald M. Campbell, H. D.: Conaulllng Physicians,
Louis A. Nayre, M. D.; Krsklno Mason, M. D ; Will
iam If. Draper, M. D.; If, L. Iformn, M. I). Finance
Committee? Frederic De 1'eysior, Wnliam If. Union,
Benjamin H. .Sherman, John it Pool, J. I). Vermnye.
Aiiaitlag Committee?William M. Union, Henry M.
McLaren Kxecullv# Committee?Koberi J. Living
Sinn, J. II. Vermiiys, John J. Crane, A. Newbold Mor
ris, KiShnfil M. Hoe.
Metro-hmenis were prepared for tf?# gnosis, nil of
whom exprseaed their delight with the beauty of tbo
institution Itself and tbe adinlrabls character ol tbs
?iariyr.
THE YONKERS MURDER.
Detective King remains reticent regarding the pos
sible clews be.may have received la lbs case o( ibe
murdered burglar, George 8. Leslie. The following
general alarm was sent out yesterday:?
Make inquiries of all p. rsone naving tursiehed rooms or
aparlmeuts to let, fur s square, sole leather trunk, marked
G. Ik lies Philadelphia. II found notify ine at once.
G. W. WALLING, ^Superintendent.
TERRIELE ACCUSATIONS.
George W. Lake was yesterday produced by Captain
CafTroy In the Tombs Police Court. He was charged
with violating the sanitary code In not reporting the
birth ol a child, wboso father bo is supposed to be.
He declined to have medical attendance for Nettle
Lake, who was regarded as hie wife, but who, there
le strong reason to believe le his daughter. From
the Investigations already mado thors are grounds
lor Huspeeting Lake of malprootloc and incaai. He la
locked up In the First precinct statin bouse.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES or DKFARTURK FROM XUW TORS FOB TBI MONTHS
OF JDNB AND jui.r.
Mtumrr.
OjKre.
Abyssinia. Juno 12 Liverpool . 4 Bowling tlreoa
Elyai*,.... funo 12 London.... 7 Bojrllng Green
Denmark Line 12 London.... 60 Broadway
St Laurent Lino 12 Havre 35 Broadway
City of Brussels Iimo l!l| l.leerpool . 31-33 Broadway
State of Indiana... June 13 Glasgow... 72 Broadway
Wioland fuuo 13 Hamburg til Broadway
England June 15 Liverpool. (Ill Broadway
Victoria June 15 Glasgow. 7 Bowling Green
Don sit June 15 llrcmen... 2 Bowling Green
Gormaulr. .Lion 15 Glrnrpool . 37 Broadway
Si'hisdnro Juno 15 Kottrrilnra 50 Broadway
Wyoming Juno 18 Liverpool . 20 Broadway
Canada funo ID London.... 69 Broadway
Bothnia Juno 10 Liverpool . I Bowling Green
Labrador Line ID Havre 55 H roan way
B.llle % June 2<> Liverpool . 37 Broadway
Stnte of Louisiana. Juno 20 Glasgow... 72 Hrondwny
Po mine rani a. lone 20 Hamburg . 61 Broadway
The (Juoen Inue 22 Liverpool. 00 Broadway
City of Richmond.. Juno 22 Liverpool. 31 33 Broadway
Clrcassia Liu* 22 Glasgow. . 7 Bawling Greon
Weser June 22 Bremen... 2 Bowling Greon
Hwitsorlaud June 2- Antwerp.. 52 Broadway
City of New York.. June 25 Liverpool . 20 Broadway
Koiterdain Juno 26 . otteidam 50 Broadway
Algeria funo 26 Liverpool. 4 Mowiiug Green
Utopia. Juno 26 London.... 7 Buwllug Greon
Canada Juno 26 Havre 55 Broadway
Adriatic June 27 Liverpool . .'17 Broadway
?St of Pennsylvania. Juno 27 Glasgow. 72 Broadway
.Suevis . Juno 27 Hamburg. 61 Broadway
City of Chester.... Juno 28 Liverpool. 31-33 Broadway
Dcvonla ftine 28 Giaagow... 7 Bowling Graen
Neckur June 28 Bremen... 2 Bowling Green
Montana July 2 Liverpool . 20 Broadway
Russia Jnly 3 Liverpool. 4 Bowling Green
liellert IkI.v 4 Hamburg . 61 Broadway
Aneheria lulv 6 Glasgow... 7 Bowling Green
Main fuiy 6 Kreraen... 2 Bowling Green
Wisconsin fuly 8 Liverpool. 20 Broadway
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
8CN AND MOON. I HIGH WATER.
Sunrises 4 28 j Sanay Hook...morn 5 02
Sunsets 7 31 Gov. island...morn 5 47
Moon seta morn 2 00 | Hell Gate morn 7 32
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.
Jvnr 11.
Hu r.
Bar.
Inch.
Ther.
D?y.
Wind.
NTafa of
Weather.
Statan Island....
Hospital Ship....
Lightship
Sandy Hook......
Soon
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SSW
W8W
Cloudy.
Cloudy.
Partly cloody.
Partly cloudy.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
Nnw York. June 11?Noon.
The Western Union time ball to-day was dropped cor
?ectly.
?0RT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 11, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
BXPORTSD JIT TflS HRRALD HTKAM TACI1TB AND HKKALD
WH1TKSTONK TKLKOBAFH LINE.
Steamer Bothnia (Br), MoMlcksn, Liverpool Jane 1 and
Queeostown 2d, with mdae and 112 cabin and l>4 steerage
passengers to C G Krancklvn Jnne 10, lat 40 50, Ion 66,
passed a National steamer, bound W.
steamer Canada (Mr), Snmiiar. London May 20, with
mdfo and 74 paasenirors to F W J Hurst. Had log the last
3 days; Jnno 2. lat SO, ion 24 14. spoke liark Susan L
Campbell (Br), from Liverpool for New York;9tb. lat
4130, Ion 62 37, abtp St Bernards (Br), from New York
for Antwerp.
Rlaararr Pommeranla (Ger), Sehwensen. Hamburg May
20 aud Havre June 1, with mdae and 30H passengers to
Kuuliardt A Co
.-teamer Kwltaerland (Belg), Jackain, Antwerp May 30,
with mdae and passengers to Geo W Colton.
Steamer Lone star. Sorties. New Orleans 6 days, with
mdae to Bogert A Morgan.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond.City Point and
Nvriolk, with mass and passe agar, to the QJo Dominion
Steamship Company.
Ship Constantino Goto, London 48 days, with radee to
Grlnnell, Mlnlnrn A Co May 28, lat 40 42. Ion 52 24,
spoke bark Mary Pratt, from New York for Llmerlek.
Bark Milan (Ansi, Vncasenrlch. Leitn 56 days. In ballast
to order, la snehortd at Sandy llonk for orders.
Bark Norlhoru (Jueen (of Yarmonth, N8|, Bollard, Ant
werp 62 days. In ballast, to Hard A Itlnokea. First part of
passage had floe waaUier; latter part fresh NE winds and
a great deal of fog.
Bark Bertha (Nor). Gaarn. Rotterdam 44 days, with mdae
to Anekmann, Oerloln A Co.
Hark Ceroro (Aua), Catiarlplch, 8t Naaalre, in beflast. to
order. Anchored in lower bar lor orders.
Bark J J H (Br), Biowplng. Bshia Aptil 26. with angar
to R 11 Borland; vessel to Geo P Bulley.
Brig Orbit, Nsab, Trinidad 17 days, with augur to Simp
son, Clapp A Go.
Brig Rugenla (of Bangor). Veaslo, Mavagues, PR, 15
days, with sugar to U Amalnek A Co; reoael to Parsons A
Loud.
Brig Isaac Carver lof Bock sport). Gray. Cardenas 10
days, with molasses to order-, vessel to K II Bnrk A Co.
bchr Aselda A i .aura, Jorgenton, Mayaguea, with frnlt to
B J IVenberg A Co.
Hebr R W Brown, Smith, Kernandtna 10 days, with lum
ber to J antes Kfalev.
fehr Gee CUmchman, Rlslry. Peraaodlne 7 days, with
Intn er to order; veasol to master.
Sehr William Young. Van Name. Virginia.
Knbr Centurion, Uioilgett. Bangor 6 days, with 1 amber to
Geo Rowland ; vassal to If VV I<oiid A Co.
ftchr Bath M Todd. Norwood, Calais 6 days, with lnmber
to J? hu Hujuiton'e Sunt.
Krbr 8 I'tirvea, Lisle, Providence for Philadelphia Juno
10 a; 10 AM. "ff Fire Island, wind fresh from NR. carried
swar foremast, which took tbo mainmast with It-.saved
sails and rigging.
PAASKD THSOCGU HELL GATE.
BOUND HOUTH.
KlMm?r Tllll?, EwIiik, New London tnd Norwich Tor
New York.
nrlir hllon Morrison. Dodge. Bangor for New York,
sehr Wro A Dnboiae, Know, Ritngor for New York.
S< hr Annio Prya. Smith, Windsor, NH. for Now York.
Selir Clare Jen*. Allan. Rockland, NH, for Now York.
Sehr Kmma (Hri, Dunham, s> John, N B, tor New York,
with Inmberto Jed, Krye A < o.
.-ehr M J LatiKhtoa, llallowctl, Whiting, Me, for New
Sehr Annie T Colllne, Cooalna, Bine Hill, Me, for hew
York.
Kirfi I Roper, Brerford. k'eon?l>?e for Now York.
Sehr Sandv Point, Hrowo, Hencor for Now York
Selir Cn?til|an, Thomaa. Th out a at mi for Now York.
Selir.Ininei Freeman, Keller, Thoine?ton for New York.
Schr -term Child, Young. Deer Island for Now York.
SehrChav. Incraham, flyannla for New York,
sehr W W Hralnerd. Fitfli. New Bedford for Now York.
Schr Minnesota, Dnlllvur, *#? Bedford for New York.
Selir Hareti H Jun a. i.upllll, Kali Hirer lor New York.
Sehr Sylvester Hale, Cole man. Taantun for New York,
Selir Ida, l>eerins, Taunton for New York
Sehr ')S|irev. Latham. Vineyard Sound fnt New York,
sehr Eaiello. Chapman. Block laland for New York.
Ni hr Mary Potter, Fltcb. Nantucket Shoala tor New
York.
hctir ColOon Rule, Wilton. !*roe|drnre for New York.
Sehr lalo of Pinea, Legs, Providence for lloudont.
Sehr shnnirnek. Tror. rrorldenee for IIoverdraw.
Sehr Dreadiiamrht. SnenJera, Newport Tor New York.
Sehr Snaar, K Naah, Ilarvoy, Westerly, Rl, for Phllt?
dolphin
Srhr F.vnlyn. Blunders, Narrarsnsett lor New York.
Sehr N Hhaler. Holmes, Connertlrut River Inr New York.
Sehr Howard Woolen. Meyrta. Mrstlc. Ct, for New York.
Sehr Thomaa Kllta. Kelly, Myatle. Ct, for New York.
Nelir Daniel Wehater. Park?r, Norwleh for S'W York.
Sehr Amelia llearn. Moore, Stamford lor Now Ynrk.
Sehr Mary Frances, iprsn, (Ireenwleh for New York.
At nnelier In Hart Island Roada? Sehr .Mall, Merrill,
from Gardiner, Me, lor New Ynrk.
BOUND TART.
Steamer Ueneral Whitney, llallet. New Ynrk for Boiton.
Bark Snrmlenln. Tinheta. New York for Portland, .Me,
Brig Reporter, Ryder, llobok*n lor Belfast, Me.
Sehr Ada Herbert Allen. New Ynrk fur Boston.
Sch' Nellie Cord. Card, New York tor ll'Sioa.
Sehr Llirnre, Thurston, New York for Ncwntiryport
Sehr George P Trigg, ila.non. New York tor Gloueeetor,
Mass.
Sehr David Cnrrle, Paaae, New York for Portland, Ct.
Bchr Onward. Wheeler. New Yotk for New Daren.
Helir Free Wind, Prlatir, Hohnken toe Dover,
Sehr Iteta, Hlnrkwell. Rnndoiit ler Motion.
Srhr 1 eorre R ferjiow, Ferguson. Knndont for Boston.
Sehr Marshal Perrln, I'arkard, Handout for Boston.
Solir.f Ponder. Jr. Walsh. Knndont for Hoaten
Selir Herbert Mnnton ? ruwley. Handout lor Bosioo.
Sehr John Maoieve. Ilalloek. Roedonl for Boston.
Sehr Harriet feiwn, Ceshman, lltindmu lor Kew Bedford.
Sehr Lewis Jane. Cuia, Kingston tor New Havea.
Sehr Itevnons. Phlaney, Albany for Boston.
Sehr S L fdmmona. Lake, Hnrflngton, NJ, for Portland,
Me.
sehr Aetivo, Glnn, Port Johnson lor Seoo. Me.
Sehr Mara Mill. Baldwin, Port Johneon for Boston,
Selir R II Warfnrri. Nprngua. Port Johuson ler J'roridenee.
svhr Karg?nt. Thurston, I'ort Johnson fur Newport.
Sehr Whistler, Keefe, .tfnhny ler Taunton.
Sehr Poerleaa, Smith, Amboy for Port Jefferson.
se.hr Sal its M kvane, Nikon, Philadelphia for Plymouth,
Maaa.
itchr list*, Blkboo. Philadelphia for Weeterly. KI.
Sehr Cera I Vaaetlder, Brown. Baltimore lor Nerwalk.
Sehr John McGutaeea, Coleman, Richmond,Vn, lor Stam
ford.
Hailed (mm Hart laland Roads?Bark Cbartee Stewart,
Powers, frotn New York tor Adelaide.
CLEARED.
Steamer Nevada (Br), Oadd, Liverpool via Qnsmstown?
Williams A Guion
Htoainor Wynnoke, Ceneh, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond?Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Htenmer Hen Whitney, llallett, Boston?II P Dlmock.
Bark Admiral legolholT (Car). Bohr, Bremen?Wat)en.
Tool A Co.
Bark Sknlda (Nor), Wlsnas, II am burr?Benham A Boy
Bark Gydn (Nor), Oondersen, Kiel Pnnrh, Rdye A Co.
Hark Others (Hr), Hriiee. Antwerp?I W Parker A Co.
Hark. Nletauk (Hrl. Masters, Amsterdam? C W Rertaux,
Hnrk HnllenJ-n (Nor), Rvresen. Bergen (Norway)-C
Tobias A Do.
Baik Anrnra (Nor), Rhaa, Amsterdam-Punch. F.dfe A Co
Hnrk Horace Heals, Wallace, Copenhagen -John Ztttlo
Bark Paolo (Hal), Taneredl. Gibraltar via Philadelphia
Ihr orders--Benham A Rereaen.
I Bath It Murray. Jr. Harriot no, Havana?J B Ward A Cm
Brig Stella (Nor), Johnaosea, Dronsheim (Norway) ? '
r inioh. Kdyr .* On. *
Hrl? Frrfdig (Nor), Berg, Bordeaux?O Tobias ? Co
Nrla Ranaora (Br), Lltai.n, Marecalbo-Pentatou A O.i.
Bcbr Mollis, Atherton, Port Spain (Trinities) ? llowlaud
* Aaiiiuwall.
Htbr Win K Knighton, liegeman. De merer a?Jimri W
Elweli A Do.
Schr Annie D Merrlrr, I,owls, Baraeoa?Iaaae R Stsples.
f-ehr F Merwia, Pearce. Feruaudina?James A Van
Brnut.
schr Daybreak. Maehay. Nt Lncla-J B Ward A Co.
8ehr Addle L Perkins, Thompson, Neurburyport?C L
Hatch.
Schr Elist, Uart, New Haven via Stamford-Cartwright
A Doyle.
SAILED.
?teamera Nevada (Br),for Liverpool: Byanoke. Richmond,
kF, abipe Fawn. Havre; Ivy, San Francisco; barks Loult
S)on, Bremen ; llomhnrsund (Nor), Lnbeck; Cedar Orolt
r), London; Carvio E Long. Cartha-ieaa; Thomas
Brook*. St J?go and Gtmnta"*nio; Aurora (Nor). llniu
burg; Cbaa K Lewi*. Havre ; 'Anita He^wind. Alexandria!
brig* David Bngbeo, Cauls; Lophema (Br), Hampton
Roads; F H Todd, Brunawlek. On.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Capt IX F Sehwenaen, of tU i steamer Pomineranla (from
Hamburg, haa our thauka for apeeiat meteorological obarr
valiona made la connection witn lb> Herald weather tor
vice.
Ruir Lizzie Faxatu (Br), bound for Dublin, which wji
detained at Baltimore to repair a leak, proceeded on her
voyage 11th lnat.
Smr Malta (Br), from New York Mareh 2d for Lnador,
before reported overdue wai built In 1870. and la owned by
Bennett Smith, ot Wlnda ?r. NS. mid registered 1.227
tone, Capt K M Newromb. ot Corawalll*. muster llercorco
consisted ol grain and flour. Tho atiip waa conaldered thor
oughly seaworthy. Iler olfleera and tome ol the crew bo
longed to llaota county. N8. The mate irae Mr Anlhouy. of
Newport; the aeeond mate, Mr Maraters. of Newport; tho
boatawaln. Chnrloe Cox. or Brooklyn. There were among
the crew Thoiuaa Godfrey. ion of Mr. Julin Uodlroy, ol
Windsor, and another, M r M a rater 4, with 'about 23 inen of
a crow, all told. Mr Smith has not given up hopes ot the
safety ot tbe men or that nt the ahln, as ablpa occaalocally
have been, from some disaster. 80 and even 90 days out.
Haiiic Annie Mr Ada*. vtorrimin, from Antwerp for Capo
Breton, which put Into Weymouth May 30 alter collision
with British steamer Vlndomora, wes struck on the star
board bow, cutting down rail, bulwarks and stanchions,
starting waterways. Ac.
Bark Joshua Lorihg, Cook, from Rio Jenoirs via Barba
dos for Canary I-landv. which put into St Thomas leaking,
arrived thero Jnue 2. A survey was onaatd upon har. and
It was ordered that she discharge tor further oxamluatton.
Bark JoiulRcrtan. Batman, from New York for Itouen,
put Into Havro May 29. with loss of anchor ntid chain.
Bark ItsimALK (Bri. al San Francisco June 3, from New-'
castle, NSW. roports Muy IN. during a terrlflc gale, split
lower malntopsail and blow a lower forciop.atl out oltbo
bolt ropes.
Bark Casikiro C (Aus). from Now Orleans for Liver
pool, which pnt into Itnltlmoro April 10, leaky, has re
paired and weut to sea 11th Inst.
Bark I'tra J.orikr. from Philadelphia for Yokohama,
which put Into Cane Town May le>. wit. not leaking: alio
had lost sails and boats and had decks swept; vessel tight.
Schr Vascello (Br). Macombor. Irom (Haco Hay. CB,
for Boston, bolore reported at Ship Harbor leaky, was
towed to Halifax June 7 lor repairs.
Schr F.i.la H Barnes. at New Ilaven 10th, from George
town. with c?al, encountered bad weather whon off Jersey
Beech, and daring the stortn she parted tbe ebrouds on her
foremast. *
Srun A XT Wixor. Oshermau.of Dennis, reports 3d Inst.
ofT Block Island, in a thick fog, foil In with a tolne boat
drilling bottom up. liiglited It and found It to belong to
schr Colorado, of Gloucester. Tho oars and nil tho inuterial
of tho boat were In it except tho seino and pump. Left tho
boat with T C Ball, en Block Island.
Schr Gxuor thk Or rah, from Boston for St Domingo,
beiore reported put Into Newport 10th init In distress, re
ports:-May 31, lat 37 SO. Ion tl9 3(l, loon a heavy galo irora
the 8K. which lastod 48 hours, carried a?ay headgear nnd
split matnssil; JnueS, took another gsle I'om hK. carried
away part of bulwaras, shipped large quantities of water,
started the mast wodges end othor slight damage, and it is
feared the eergo Is damaged by ees water going below
around the meet. Fut into Newport for repairs.
Schr Alabama. Ross, from Damerara for Wilmington.
NC went ashore on Frying Fan shoals at 2 o'clock AM
11th lnat. She got afloat at 8 :I5 FM. snd was sailing up
the beach In charge of the mate and ooe man. Capt Boss,
who arrived at the signal station at smlthyille, NC. at 3
PM with the remainder of the crew, reported that the ves
sel was badly dsmsgod by thumping.
Schr Chalcrdomt, at Fortland 10th from Machlai, has
bowsprit sprung. '
Budr. May 31?Two barrels of petroleum covered with
barnacles, a log of yellow pine timber and the bowsprit and
libboom of a large vessel have one on shore here.
Philadelphia. June 11?8chr Carried Mills, from Port
Antonio, reports;?Ou 8th tnst, 3U miles nK of Chloco
teugue, saw a schooner ol about 200 tons, with loss of main
mast. foretopmait andjibboom, steering N. under foresail,
trisail and Jib.
Captain llunter, of tbe steamer Virginia, from Charles
ton, report*:?At 0:30 AM on the 10th Inst, 30
miles B of Currituck, passed parte of- a wreck.
There was a mast, bed np. cas-d and painted
white, as If It had passed through s cabin, and was np
Ssrently aitaabed to a wreck, tbe result ol a collision. It
ad evidently been but a snort time in that condition. It
was In a direct line between the Winter Quarter Lightship
and tho east end of Hatterns Shoal, in the track oi vessel*
passing from Philadelphia or Now Y-rk around Hattorns.
Also 20 miles south hair west of Ch:nd taairne saw a pi'-ce
of decs, with skylight, about fonr leet square, attached.
Quebec. Jnne S? llarx Rosa, botore reported ash ving
been ashore at Mille Vaeboe, went Into dock to-night lor
examination and repairs
9th?The Iron bark Roma. In hauling out from the wharf
yesterday evening, got Jammed end her figurehead
smashed, and was damaged about the stern.
Gkrhah Llotps?The April supplement to the German
Lloyds International Register, published In Berlin, le re
ceived. It contains the partlcalers of a large number of
vessels not In the yearly volume; also the reeurvert, met
alllngs, Ac. for that month.
SPOKEN.
8hlo Bertram Kigby (Rr), Owens, from Liverpool for Ran
Francisco April 19. let 0 N, Ion 2ti ff.
bhlp Belle O'Brien. O'Brien. Irom Liverpool for St Jobs,
NB. /one 2. let 47 3t). Ion 37 38.
Ship Alexander Gibson. Speed, Irom Liverpool for Baa
Francisco, 37 days out, April 20. lat 22 11 8, !on 37 04 W;
all well.
A British ship showing MULR. steoriug 8, April 8, lat
0 27 8, Ion 27 08 W.
Bark Glide. Beadle, from Zanzibar for Boston, April 31,
off tho Capo of Good Hope.
Bark Mary A Keraten (Br). Korsten, Irora Liverpool lor
Bt John, ?(l. May 24. lat 4.Y lea 41. ?
Bark Hanketde (Hrl. Watt, from Liverpool for Hmlth
villo. NC, May 24. offTuskar.
Bark W H Jenkins (Bri, Rogers, Irom Baltimore for
Bremen, May 17, lat 47, Ion 33.
Bark Mandarin (Rr). Forth, from Llvsrpool for Quebec,
no date. .VI miles 8?W of tho Smalls.
A Swedish hark, showing 1ILQB. bound to Java, April
11. lat 7 1(1 8, Ion 3O07W.
Brig Adele MeLoon, from Boaton tor Jamaica, Jane 7,
let 37 3d. Inn tt?.
the Tiger (of Liverpool) from Jjondon for Sydney, CB,
no dale, lat 54, Ion 1 K
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Ahiddik, June 8?Arrived, bark Wessrae (Bui),
By si rum, Penteeola.
Antwrrp, Jun? 11?Arrived, bnrki look (Nor), Peder
Ma, Now York; Km ma (Br), lUnlii, do.
Avvtrroam, J quo U?Arrived, bark J II Bowers. Hark
nasi, Hatavla
Biintii, J nag II? Arrived, skip Bbalbarna (Br),
Murphy, Philadelphia.
Hki.fasR lone 11?Halted, ship Otngo (Br), OuUlson,
Delaware Breakwater.
Brihon, Jane 11?Arrived, ship Oatatoe, Pllltbury,
Baltimore; barki Mlslotno (Br). Delap, New Orloaus;
F.phmlm Willieusa, Koene, Mobile: l,lne Hrbwoon (Oer),
Wegmaiin. Dorian. '
Crookhavkk, June 11?Passed itoaiuer Bulgarian (Br),
Traut. from Boiton for Liverpool.
Bapcm.oha. Jans 8-Arrtveu. brig Nueva Hubur (8p),
Corell, Charleston.
CnvRsnosfi, June II?Arrived, brig Kllii Morton, J.i
land, New York.
Coprriiaokr. June 8?Arrived, bark Norma (Nor), Mat
thlesen, New York.
Capix. to Jane 11?Arilved, bark Ibli, Sawyer, New
York: brig I, Staple*, Stewart, de; echr Moo site (Br),
Wiltingate, Savnnnsh.
Sailed 7(b, bark Brunswick, llatchlnion, Boston.
Dorrs, June 10?Arrived, bsrk Ilioa (Bus), Taranen,
Penancole.
Dt'apAMt, Jane 11?Arrived, bark Viking (Br), Joaae,
Balllmare.
Dunkirk, Jane 11?Arrived, berk W E Heard (Hr), Bob
bine, New Yerk.
Orimsrt, June II?Arrived, bark Little Carry (Br) ,
Carry, New York.
(li.AMsrw. Jane 10?Arrived, ship Commerce (Br), Nlek
er-on, Philadelphia; 11th. stcamt r State of Vlrilala (Br),
Muo.tle, New York.
Uai.wat, Jano II?Arrived, berk Oiaee (Br), McDonald,
Batilla Ktver.
Ukvoa, Jnoe 8?Arrlrod, bark Pomealco (Ttal), Qllloto,
New Orleans.
Ilci.L, Jnoe 11?Arrivod, barki'llattle n (Br), Imekhart,
New York; Hermles (llns), Nrk'opp, Psnsacole; Tenax
Propositi (Nor), Kllertsen, Charleston | brig Soslila Cotk
(Br), Dunn, Now Yer^vla Philadelphia.
LtTKaroot., Juno 10?Arrived, bark (Her (Nor), Amend
?en. New Orleans; 11th, ebip Prussia, NeLoon. do.
Sailed KNh, steamer Nepthls (Br, new), for Boston.
Lor noun roar, Jane 11?Arrived, bark Nokomls (Br),
Cassldy, Baltimore; Mary 1 Baker (Br), Nproul, do.
LiaxRfca, Jane 0-Arrived, barks Bmbla (Br), McKen
tie, Baltimore; 11th, ITm Wlleex, Crocker, ca; Onatav
Adolph (Nor). Mehn, da; Mary Pratt, Savin, New York:
On til (Kna), Dahlbarg, Baltimore.
MA LP as, Jnae 11?Arrived, bark Bauadetto (Hal), Ca.
Hern. New York.
Nvwrv, Jane 0-Ballad, bark Edwin (Br). Smith, Balti
more.
Niri-wkpipp. June 11?Arrived, bark Lalaatar (Has),
Rosenberg, Ball Klvsr, leaking badly.
Oporto, to Jane 11-Hailed, brig Mary Bartlatt, Smith,
Cow Bay, CB; Bertha (Port), Rosa. New York.
Prrartit Road*, Jane II?Airived, berk Dlpton (Br),
(lannllett. New York.
PACU.I.AC, Jnoe II?Arrived, barks Comteesa Dochatel
(Tr), Dnpont, New Orleans for Bordesax; Jceqnlnna tflr),
Gardner, New York for do.
(JrKRRsTowk, Jnae 10-Amved, harks Brothers (Br),
Nloketson. Phlladelpbta; tlnldo (Hsl), Sehlsppsessse, New
York; Inge (Nor), Olsen. do; Topdal (Nor), Nielsen, do;
Altna (Nor), Woxbolt, do: Latene (Nor), Torgesao, do;
Soflld (Nor), Horensen, do; lagolf (Nor), Knnasen, de;
UHm Northeoto (Nor). Clatitsen, Mobile; Panlloe (Br),
Mitchell, Peneeenle; India (Ner), KUdahl, Booton; 11th,
ships Atalanta (Nor), GJetdal, New York ; John Gambles
(Hr), Lelghto^p, Han Francisco; barks Amphltrlta (w),
Hellgreo, Philadelphia; Aste Onlseppe (Ital), Renncct, de;
Deride 8 (Ital), Cassera, da; Angtlo (Br), Vldal, New
York; Bessie (Br), Ratrvmple, do; Pneeldnn (Nor), Jan
?en, do; Hldon (Nor), Tohlassen, do; brlas Made* (Nor).
Andreeeen, Roeton; Orlsla (Ital), Galano, Philadelphia.
Alto arrived lutb, N I'M, steamer Natsvla (Br), Hog
lead, Boston lor Liverpool (aad proceeded).
Romr?DA?, Jane !I?Arrived, ships Korteneer (Dutch),
eteain, Pensaeola; Florida, Ourtli, Rangoon; barks lien,
ry (tier), Haasloop. New York; Kate Mellick (Br), Prater,
do; Laura A Oerirudo (Uer), Scbalte. do: Castello Dra
gone (Ital). Schiaffluo, do; Magdalene (Nor), Kuueborg,
New Orleans: Transit (Br). Oiren. New Vork.
KODTiiAstyro.v. June 11?Arrived. stvamor Othello (Br),
Mitchell. New York tor Hull (sad proceeded).
siunrnices, June 11?Arrived, bark Arietta, Nietiols,
rbiladelobla.
Ri.igo. June 10?Arrired, bark Nuora Manilla (Ital).
Cnnea. Baltimore.
Mia ten At June 8-Arrived. bark Haselhurst (Br).
Goudy. New York.
W HiTriiarin. June 0?Arrived, barks Rucceas (Nor),
Olten, New fork; 11th. Ulo Batltsta O (Ital), Uoatello.
Philadelphia.
W ATKKPOBD, Jane U?Arrived, bark Olenelaa, Corning,
Baltimore.
)o?onA*A. June 8-Arrived. ships Flectwtng, Guest,
New Tort.
Loudo!*, June 11-Ship Hageratown, Whltmore, front
HnauilUs lor Ku-opc, was spoken, date, iat. Ac. not
given, In a leaky condition.
WEATHER REPOBT.
Hoi.rnu.tD. Jane 11. PAI-Wind SSK. strong.
PtTHomi. Jane 11. PM-WInd W. froth: cloudy: barom
eter, Mi. MX
FOREIGN POBTS.
BuUK'ivVrSo.11-8,1 Ud* bark A"Id> Jnnellus,
Bairintore!*' *'8, "J-Oearod. ?chr Almeda, Smith.
a5?,IAIIIAS: "?? 7?Arrived, barks Stanley (Nor)
S/Jik k' WHI W I'orraot, Liverpool.
KhomlM ri7i! ? ? *rk' (Nod- Marebtucu. Grimsby
gamut! Monsefl, ln?on; Harry tBr). .Moloney. Dim
8t?KNow,?ork?-ArrWod' 'te*mCT CitT of
_ " A'!n?.'i' u"*|c*. MP, May IB?Arrived, schr Harry Huscli
Mj Cg,' New York (and cleared 28th for Syd
LlveVpo"' Jnne 7~ArrlT#d. b?rk Vmer (Nor), llonrlcksen,
BalUmore^ L^v?rpooL Hlbornlan (Br). Klcbardso-t (from
8liVm"ei'.0HLalHax.jB"8 8~Arrlved- ""k Director (Mr).
Pmv?denN?.;B*JUnB 7"C,<"lrod- brt* V U 0dl"rne (BO, for
for H?ton"r?d7 31~In P?rt' *?br K,t,# Co,IU- Mathl?.
nnr^LcuV" Jnn* 8?Sailed. steamer Daront (Br). Ber
*!5h- rb,P|l ?l*r of Qnahec (Br). Falconer Ion
mrV n'nUberVA? (Hr>- faniobell. Glas-ow; bark. Lune
Cori' ' Quoc"ttown ; Olemenllua S (Ital). Ballestra,
j&&sU^:codB.,,4rk john <iem? fBr>.
IRr? PiJijufr'11, "lyj1'1 .'-Pastod. bark W I? Stewart
QiVnrf Juo'i'Ti Oharjottetown, PET, for Qneenatown
a 1.1 P? Juno !?-Arrived, steamers Snrmatlan (Br)
Cardiffto7P301 ,0l!*OD'r#et; Cosmopolitan (Bn, Hiteham'
Cardiff or do: ship Tasmania (Br). Stafford. Sovona
<?; . Jemet, Rotterdam: barkt Virginia (Br)*
ffcrhiSfVn ? R"b' H'r). Pier Barbados; Pram-la
^Vr'tht (Bn OwIm "1! I Liverpool for Montreal; Win
n^^^^^^.^(Br)t*Gtway!' Llve^^oi*8^En!ai8,,(\^V)*
i. 7 ("r)- Jones. Pembroke.
??? I? 27?Cleared. bar* Brail elra iilor), Jaoh
ens. New Vork : May 1. brig Undine (Gov), Schmidt do
arJl'vedydth. Oassiopeia(Br). Pettis, from Cetto,
Sr J^?'? uri* ? H Latimer (Br). Armstrong, une.
0harlottetosir' m J brig Quango (Br?: Rich,
viurioiijisvn Z9th, barks Winona (or) G udun ?...
Sr Join, V* 'jtaaa'V a""' Aarcb,ha,d' Tatamaaoncbo'.'
(Br), Prasor. Nei/york 'U,mer HamborougU
ronl'-o'nk. New'vork. "*"?**?? "?h. Jed F Du- |
NeWJ"? j!f- BO-Wearod, scbrs Harper. Smith,
3d,' VnioWk, to?*0**' d? * Ifcrry" do"?
a ? , fPKR Htkawkr Bothnia. 1 !
Oovarly^Mi FrsuBclseo,^c^,1*1'e,1' ^??Vhk (a). |
M.7"tYn?rin!f:Mo-u^,rn,Hin#U 8 ",,U
ACvn"' WP(JAPlA^'^ne*iSd- .JuJ'e "? ^?nch. Madras.
SSip^:
r^^,S^Swa%aaaart5t i
Lond'orl'for liew York.8'*'1 29. British Queen. Ir,.,,.
Hohdkavu, Mav -J9 -Arrived, Teekalet Trao.v
Plo"'V' *' "l"*c' a0th- Merlon, Tllley, Pabellon de
IlnraT. Mey 23 - Rolled, Neptunna, Wlmet. Oneboc
10^"?Vl^ Hong Kong;
n,trii,.V,lr :l,-P*-ed' A"^>^ad^r.ltl.
^l?"-,pw7; B^sl^VsW'
Nenuphar, Pitman do Atoiownro Breakwater;
yC,,r,KRtr.kK. May 24?Arrived. Itos. Taraldwn. New
C.ilais, Miy 31?Suited, St Lewveviee Lftwn n,.n . .
o?-,r *?' ?.Tsri4suNSSias;
J--1
si
tha. Johnson, do for llalhax. k; "r^nn.
Railed 3ij?b. Braato, Nlel.on, New York
don."C ?>?.J?b? P.lle, NeVton. Hoanfort for Loa
^Dovvn. May 81-Paaaed. Aaalea (a). Rhlelda for Now
mo?e!'D4t*' M'T 3'??elled, Charlvs Kahl, Mohr, Baiti
burne *Nil" M*T 8?~Arrl,r'd- A?rera. Churchill. Rhel
SSr^ 5'K^::"W;
?i?rr..'.'3 as; ""X"-': w-:'
j^wast*ST?raft Kb
?S3gFS?BaJ?kS?ss
Gukkuook, Mav 30'-ArrlveL Tatar Petti.
Gi.iKAt.TAk May 24-Crul.(ar ce? ja.,1 !i iT .1 a
from Maraoinca for I'MladelphiiT etward, II Gordon,
fc
Qna':.*"nl* V> ?"r"rL ,,hl>?d"Pf<'e; BrldgS?^,'r,WBrow5:
flAMauna, war ??? sailed, I at mo*. Oleen, Philadelphia.
II Avar. Miy 30 ? Sailed, Henrietta, llolhr, Sydney. CR.
Half J ACM, WO a. May 4?la port, T K Welden, lioomer,
Irom Suit Ptrd
lNkutunwra HfAD, May 31?Arrired, Seaward, Copp. Ht
John, NH.
Krarcti, .May 13? Panted. Balretore Maexa, Florentine,
from New 1 ira ior Berdlnmel.
I tvrarooi. May 3ft?Arrived. Ecuador. Hustle*, st John,
KB; Maratl'MI it). Garrett, Potion; 31 it, Krin (t),Slmp
aon, X"* X ir'.
silled Mir to. Kale Corert. Keatlnc. CR : 91?t, Pet-r
Crerar, Wnalen. l'lctou ; Annie M Law, Hilton Shnllitirno,
!IS ; Ocean, Paulenn, Hallux; Jane 1*1. Janna i(),ilu.
tnnafrn. Ilirana; Wild llunler, Mlnot, New Orleana; Mag
nlflr.nt, Oilleott, M Slmona.
Cleared 25?tb. Lady Bu??el1. Mo<idle. One bee; F II Kork
nm. Wadit, Sa.neuAT; Slat, Snow (Jneen Graham, Bom
bar ; tdoLhn", Churchill, New, York. William, Journeay.
St John. IB; Richer* III, Hubbard, Wlaciueet.
Ofl (he Ikerrlee 27lh. Pen*hew, from Liverpool for Mon
trvideo; Iuitriana, do far Bombay-, 30ih, Caledonia, do
lor llatb.
I.ONrof, May 31?Arrired, Greece (a), Fearne, Rew York ;
31 at. Thane* (a), Campbell, (Quebec (and entered ont for
Unebeo, Jo).
Knteramut 31 at, Hetty Mary. Parte*. Halifax.
Olearei 31 at. Hloyde, Buryenger (Juebee; .luae 1, T?ora
bard (a). William*, Montreal; Pride of Kngleod, McKay,
Quebec
Ltd If, day 8<??Ballet, Ocean Kmpret*. Oroaby. Halifax.
l,rmt,May 90?Sailed. H M Bird, Merrill, Oene Breton.
I.ikkiiCK, June 1?Hailed. Htefano Padre, Facia, Balti
more ; T amlier, Boae, Philadelphia.
l.tttNfnif, May 2ft?Arrived. Ateyrla (HI. Knox,Ctaegow.
MAXsHi.Mta, May 2R?balled, Ahd-i-l Kader, Hparrow,
Beaton.
Maia<r*Mt, about Jone 1?Arrired, Chacma, Watta,
Victoria VI.
Ntwetan.a. May 90?Cleared, 7.w*e (leaaetere (ilol),
Aebeenand Columbia Hirer
Nr* (Ann.*, BMW, April 9?Railed, Amie, Gnetafben, Ad
elaide
roxy-Axn, May 3<>? Pot into the roedr. Ocean Home,
Ralrea>n, Ne? York for Leltk
I'r.r urn. May 31? Sailed, Columbua, Furnell, Rio
Janelti.
I'r NX Attn Ftarn. May 28?Pateed, Jupiter, ?I.oltke,
' Ho
Uranat-nonth for Randy Hook.
Qoflitirmwlt. to May 90 -balled, Frltrtra, Moller, Wit
be act; Illit. Pern, II llton. I'ubitn; Alex Krtth, Weyeolt,
I,mt*n: CI are nee fer Antwerp; Fratelll Doge. TMaine,
blUl Charmer, Leeaa. Dublin Nnora Marina. Krall,
Leltft Jnne 1. Fortunate Kepelto fer Delaware Break,
wat*-; A*potoiran. McKenale. Onblln.
It*, a. Mar 25 - A rrlred. An lei ma. Arentaen, Mew York:
27th Tellua, Jahnaen.de.
H.ltoook, April ati-ftailed, Almlra Roblnaoe, Tarhox,
Cheteei. __ , _ . . ?
Suronn, May ni?OIT, bcatl Dubroraekl, Pende, Ant
wen lor M*w York.
ft CATitKktkH'e Point, Mey 81? Off, Mwlteerland fe),
Antwerp for New York.
d'tLl.T, May 30-0ff. Pro Domo, Jnenbaen. from New
Yok for Iwith; Caiderbanka (of NewfoundUnd), from st
JiUnator Hrlatol.
It ion. May 28?Railed, ACtlllo, Dallorte, Philadelphia;
3t|h, Caroline Z. 7,nleaul, Delaware Breakwater.
twiNikCsnk, May 27?Railed, Veloc, Olaen. Phil ad-I-?
Pf la
at. XAfAtnr, Ma? 27?Arrired, Augnet I/eefller, Oleen,
'sr v!nu?:*t, CYI, May 10-Arrlrrd, N art hern Qnnen,
ft I lock. Cardiff!
sailed May II, Rebecca, Orbanorleh. Delaware Breakwa
tr: Graal SenJ, Under., do; 19th, Donald Frrgneon, Btaa,
/nrhadoa. .. ^
Hai.t I'orn, Mny 9?In port Oreynonnd, Lloyd, from Oaoe
???Mt IIAkTi.eniot.. May 2P Arrived, Verltaa, Voelta,
Itohoy ; 3l*t, J W SetterwaM. Lofqrht, do.
WAY* tiro an. May 90?Arrived, Colnmba, Stagno, Phlla
delnhla .
Wtk.trnAit. May 2?In port, Fantee, Morton, from Ap
pam ; Sea Unit, Hterone, from tie.
American ports*
ASTORIA, O, Jane 9-Arrired, bark Portland, Oane,
Ban rrmeltcn.
ALhXANnllfA. Jnna lo?Arrlrrrt, eteamer John Olb
itt. New York; aehra (<o?la Walah, do (and cleared for
llaiiowclt); Jain-a ,lone?, Norfolk (and cleared for Nor
wtchr; llenry II Wla.hlp, Roetoa ; O u Crannier, Pltlladel
phtaj Pearl, Norfolk.
Sailed Steamo' K C Knlfbt, Mew York,
Pa*ten up- -Schr* Sarah Sbnbert, t; w Locke, Paul A
Thotapioa and W D tttlMn, tor UeergtMowa.
BOSTON, Juno 10?\rrlved, berk Walker Amlneton
Jr, llo-.per, Hanloewangl# via Cape of (loo i Hop* and ?
llel-na; brie Alice ,Br). Baxter. Cieoruecos.
11th-Arrived, stOHin-rs tloopor (llr). Unroll, Llverpoot
Conopus (Br). llorsfall. Liverpool; uarks 0-trlhmi. Koiiney
Prubollngo: schr* Charles Lawrence, Shaw, Baltimore; \l
J Nelson (Br). Nelson. Barbados.
Olesrrd-stgntuer Minaa??t? (Br). Rnrwell. Liverpool;
?ehrs .1 M Morales, Eldridge, Wilmington, NO ; Z L Adams,
Nlrkrrson. Newark via Kennebec,
smloil Stunner Win Orano, Baltimore,
stesruer l'erkltimen. Horn Philadelphia, waa off Cape
Oo.l HiirhlunJ Light at 2 n'olock I'M.
BALTIMORE. Juue 11?Arrived, eteamera MeOiellatt
Taylor, Providence; George Appold, Lnv-lnnd. Boston
Falcon] Kirby, Charleston : Vineyard, Bowen, New York;
bark Valkyrta iBrl, Graham. Gorki brig Ch tries Dennis,
Podge. Kennebec; sehrs Muni heward. Pattlaon, Nassau t
sr Wine. Hubbard, lileuthera) Charles K Morrison,
Smith K?nncbec; Calvin F Baker, Baker. Boston; Mar
carat C'Lyons, Young, do; William Slater, Kttleu
Havana.
Bark Spotless, Chapman, from Rio Jantero. has coma S|
from (Quarantine
Below?Snip Kendriek Fl?b, Hnnrr.lrom Liverpool.
Sailed--Snip I,ii7.le Fennell, before reported leaky; barfc
Alice I!nr, Brothers A Sisters, and Mtspah.
Hill NSWICK, <la, June 7?Arrived, schr Samuel H?rt
Holhraok. St George.
Clearol .Nth brie American Union, Collins, Santiago)
Bin ?chr Daniel Plerson, Plerson, Providence.
BEAUFORT. SO, June 8? Arrived, brig Concord (Br),
Reos. Dakar (Allien).
RANCOR. June H-Arrlved. brig H If MeQtlvery, Whit
tier. Portsmouth; Melville. Blake. New York.
Cleared -Seltrs llnttio L Curtis, Bartlett, Mow York;
Adeline namiin. Lewis, do.
BATH, Juno 7?Arrived, sehrs Rlttx B Emllv, Wicks,
and Kline Ross. Boston, to load tor Philadelphia.
sih?Arrived, hara Halcyon, llardie. Boston; sohrsJobn
A Lord, Thomas Maryland; George W Jewett. Blair. Bos
ton. for How-lolnham ; Cear, Hammond, Boston, to load Cor
Philadelniiia; Odell, Wlnslow. Now Tork Sarah C Smith,
Banks Philadelphia (and nnssedoff); Martha Weleh, Steel
iuan, Snvannu'i: Albert Dally. Nason.New York: Ralph
llowos, Irani Vircinla: Starlight, Reed, Oambrl Igo, .lid;
(Jen Howard, Road. Now York
iHIt?dulled, sclirs Hattie M Crowejl, Crowell, Baltimore;
Elias Ross for Philadelphia; Joseph W Alton for Balti
more.
loth?Arrived, ship Scroamer, Austin, Havre, to load lea
for New Orleans.
Sailed?Sclirs Annie E Martin. Handy. Newark. NJ: Wta
P Harrison. Bowen, Washington; Dwight Davidson, Free
man. Albany. NY.
BDOTIIrtA Y. June Arrlred, schr Alice C Fox, Rows,
Now York via Portland.
Cll AllLBSTOK, June R?Sailed, sehr E Sinnickson, for
Georgetown, SO, uftor putting back. ,
11th?Anlred, steamer Charleston, Loekwood, New
Cier.rad?Steamer Gall Stream, Ingram. New York.
Sailed?Bark Home. Otis. Liverpool: brig Topes (Br),
Droglie.la; srltr A I. Dow, Weymouth. Mass.
CHESTER, l'n, June 11?Arrived, brig Moses Day, Cros
by, Kern an dins. ? w'
KDUARTOWX. June 7-Arrived, schr Llssto Coohran,
Hopkins Bangor lor New York (and sailed).
FORTRESS .MONROE, June U?Sailed, bark India (Sw),
Olson. Bnltlmoro. _ .
Passed in lor Baltimore?Bark Allee Cooper (Hr), King,
Irom Liverpool via Delaware Breakwater; schr J Taylor,
JrcoUhod, S*n Aiutrens ' ?
Passed out from Rsltlraoro-Shlp Forest Eagle, tor Bre
men; barks KonkordU (Nor), Qiteonstown: Emilia Marie
(Nor), do; Qneen Victoria (Bri. do; Light Brigade (Br),
" p ; Vasa (Nor), Limerick; Oast
do: Formosa "(Br). Rotterdam; .
mtro C (Aur). Uvernool (Irom New Orleans); 'frnflk (Nor),
Nawry ;.lohn Kills (Br) Londonderry; Victoria (Her). Ro
chester; brig Odorillo, Martinique; schr Xobeo (Br), Halt
tax.
Bark Axel (Sw), Sveosen, Irom Rio Janeiro, is ordered to
Bnltlmoro.
FALL RIVER. June 8-Arrived, sehr Theodora Daen,
Evans, Georgetown.
Oth?Arrived, steamer Albatross, Davis, New York; sehr
I H Borden. Dndgo. do, via Di hton.
loth?Arrived steamer Vindicator, Rogers. Philadelphia;
scbrNvv. Baser. New York.
GLOUCESTER, Moss, Jnuo 11?Arrived, bark Raffaele
(Ital), tiaeglno. Trupini.
GKOKGKTOWN DC. Jooo 10?Arrived, sehrs L T
Whltmore, Whitmore. Boston: Paul A Thompson. Brown.
Newark; J V Wellington, Rich, Boston: Sarah Hehnbert,
Tomlln. Now York; James U lloyt, Lyons. New Haven;
Oliver Sunofleld, Dlseosway. and Jnlla A Crawford, Hal
leek, do; Ocnnnue, Yonng, Fsirhavnn.
Cleared?Sclirs L T Whltmore, Whltmore. Bath: Sarah
Schubert. Tontiln. Pawtnckei; Julia A Crawford, Halleek,
New 11 liven; Oceanus, Young, Allan's Point; Jarnet
Ilovt, Lyons, lloboken.
HYAlthls, June 0?Sailed, sehrs Menqnls, fbr Phtladel
phis ; Chase, Iiigraham, New York.
MILTON. Chi, Juno 8?Arrived, ship Ravenna Padre
(Ital), Henudres, Aonpnleo.
MOBILE, Jnno 7 - Cleared, schr BenJ Oartstde, Yan OIL
der, Bath mot as before).
MYSTIC. Ci, June 8-Arrived, schr Quickstep, Hutchin
son. Bondont
NEW ORLEANS. Jane 7? Arrived, steamer Xergaret,
Baker, Havana; hark Lufra (Nor), Lorentsen, Liverpool;
brig Jose Fr Leyva (Mex). Basso, Vera Crus: sehrs A
Donike. Jones, Now York; Jos P Maebeca, Woodbury,
Jamaica
11th?Cleared, steamer Hudson, Oncer. New Yerk; barkt
Pedro Plandotit (Sp). Bolx, Barcelona via Malaga; Nlnt
(Ans). Sopo'i, Lou-lon; Ystawa (Nor), soreasen, Leltk
(Scotland) ; Cectle Auger (Fr). Croix. Antwerp.
Fassks, Junell?Sailed, steamer Orator (Br), Liverpool;
ships Colonial Empire (Br), do; Expounder, Havre.
NKWBBtlN, NC, June 8?Cleared, sehr Agile, Fulford,
New York.
NEW BEDFORD. June 9 ? Sailed, ecbrs Thos P Cooper,
Kelley, and F P Simpson Mahoney. New York. .
l()tn?Arrived, salir Ach-rn. Atkinson, Florenee, NJ.
NEWPORT. June 9. l'M-Arrtved. sehrs David U Floyd,
Clifford. Philadelphia; Charlie Cobb, Metcalf. Richmond,
Va, for Rnstou; Kmnta L 0 Wlasor, Atwood, Boston lor
New York: lrono K Mcsservey, Messorrey. Georgetown, D
0. for Portland: James Henry, Snow. Rook laud tor New
York : New Regains. Rafford. Providence for do (and nit
sailed 9'.b): Martha P King. Jnrvts, New Bedford for da
(stid sailed 10th); Thomas P Cooper, Kelley, Haverhill fed
N e w Y ork.
Sailed?sclirs M W Griffin. Blocking, New York; CynthU
Jane. Gardner, New Bedford fordo; L O Potter, Eldridge,
Dennis for do.
10th, AM?Arrived, sehrs Sea Breese, Preethy, Philadek
pbia tor Boston: Mott Haven. Collins. New Yerk tot
Calais; Jolln Clark (Br). Mahoney. New Yerk for St John,
NB.
NEW LONDON, June 10-Arrived, sehrs E H WUllama.
aria lor
Baltimore ler Norwich; American Team. Alexam
Allvn's Point: W II Hopkins, do tor do; Sandy Point, Ban
gor Washington, DO;.lames English, Newhwrg tor .Bristol;
CopU. do (or Providence; Henrietta. HriVgoiewn, NJ, for
do; Maderla (Br), New York for Nova Scotia.
NP.W 11AVKN', June 11?Arrived, eehrt Waldemar,
Parkar. Trluldadt Rodney Parker, Gates, Baltimore;
Oroonburg. Green, New York.
I'KNSACOLA. Jane 7?Arrived, bark Fimafngr (Nor),
Chrirtenseo, Arendal.
Cleared - Brig Am able Antonio (Sp), Gespedes, Rio Jaw
lW-A
mn-Arrived, sehr Ajax. Northrop, Indlanola.
Cleared Harks Lawrbnss (Nor), Rrlter, Orsn; Mils
(Br). Bobbins, London. .
H th?In port, schr 11 C Shepherd, Steelman, for N tide
ot Cuba.
PORT ROYAL, SC. June 11?Arrived, steamer City oi
Anstin, Chester, New York fur Feruandlna
PHILADELPHIA, June iO-Arrived. sehrs J Clerk,
Cousins, Providence; Joseph Hay, Bntler, Newport!
Mary J Flshor. Camp, Beech Ridge, NO; Joshua, Porter,
Elisabeth City.
1 lib?Arrivod, steamers Ilerrlebnrr, Worth, Boston;
Virginia, llunier. Charleston: Mayflower, Davidson. New
Yogs; Kettlesnske. swain, Lynn; eebrs Henry Crosky.
Sharp. Kennebec River; W Wller, Wharten, do: J Q
Sweeney, Somen. H-othbay; H D Mar. May, Farralaga
date; C B Wood, Stanley, Boston; R8 Miller. Jams, do;
Emma G, Edwards Bryant. ?; B () Irwin. Johnson,
Dnnveraport: Mary F Corson. Williams. Geldsborough.
Also arrived, barsa Oplilr (Nor>. ChrlsMnsen, flambttrg;
Culnmbla (Nor), Andreaton, Waiertord via Savannah;
Hergenseren (Nor), Mortensen, Newry; brig Emily Ray
mond (Br), Starret. ( leiifnegos; sehr* Five sisters, listen,
ings, St Kilts: K M Bnehler, Msllary, Kenneboc Virginia,
Burgstt. Portland; C 8 Edwards, Corson, Belfast, Me;
Modesty, Nletiereou, Boston; Kate It Gilford, Barrett, do;
Kuntce r Newcomb, Baker, Port Antonio; Riehnrd W Den
ham. Chose, Abaco.
t:leared?steamers Leopard, Wiley, Newburyoert; Pan
ther, Miller. Boston (and hot It sailed); Aon Rlisa, Warren,
N York; sehrs Speculator (Br), Vflltbanlf, Old Providence 1
Tempest, Riley, Bridgeport; Mist. Carsner, New llavenj
Artie Garwood. Stepl ens, Boston; C B Wood. Stanley,
hast Cambri-lg": J Clark, Cousins, New Bed lord; Or-ce
Cnshlnv. Mo-ltrr. Portland; CK Riley, Hartmsn, Xlllvllle.
Also cleared, bark* Taneook (Br), Ilughee, Belfast)
Sarpen (Nor), Hacker. Gal way; brig Minnie Abbio,
Hording. Gibraltar sclirs E.than Allen, Blake, Portland;
E M Buehlrr. Mallory. Portetaootli: Dblmont Looks,
Undue, sandy Poial i Virginia, llargem, Boston; C a
Kdn-ards, Corson, l.ynn; Katie G RoOlnson, Grace, Bos
ton; K A Scrlbner, Smith, Providence; J Clark, Constat,
New Bedford.
Lnwr.s. Jnna 10?Arrlvrd. bark Rebecca (Aai), Rom ?%
lift-Arrived. hark Papu Ollvnrl (Del). Oliver!, Sllirot
bria Mettle ? liaaeetl. Athertoii, Hnria
Passed uo?Bar* Luchlno (ftnl). Ollverl, from OI<r?
"pORTLAE0. Mb. .lunn 10? Arrived, schrt B A Ranche*
Baltimore. Howard W 11 llama, Philadelphia; Kate Millar,
do: Kllen Morrison, lOllaai.ctliport.
Cleared?Hchra C J Wlllard, Wallace, Havana (notPhlle.
delphia) ; Ala-ka. New Vork.
POKTHMOCTll, .Inna lO?Arrived, aohra Warren Haw.
yer. Trio, Georgetown, 1>C ; Heiunel P Adama, Beott, Pertb
Atn hoy.
PROVIDENCE, J ana 10?Arrival, ataaraara Blaekatnna,
Mareb, Baltimore via Nerfolki Ton aw an da, Sherman,
Plilladslpliin; aelira Maaaia Mulrey. Plenan. Brunswick,
(la; Carrie a Hart, Davis. Oeorgetnwn, DO; Ann S Can. ?
non, Norhnry. Philadelphia f?r Pawtnckat: Fanny Pern,
Kuion. Port Johnson; Mary Htowe, Baeon, Port Jehnsonl
A (I Ltwson, Mehrhof, ltarkenaaek.
Sailed?Hrhra Marcena Monaon, Jr. Tyler, Perth Ambon
Orient, Htnples. Port Johneon; Mary A Pradraore. Fitch
lloboken: Joacph K Potta, Kldd. New York,
PAWTUCKKT, June lO?Arrived, aetn Ann N Oaaaon
Norbury, Philadelphia.
Sailed?Sehra Li/ale Klorenne. Ltpnlneott. Philadelphia^
lmnvne IMvertjr. Uandy, New Vork.
RICtlMnND. J Tin ? 10?Arrived, ataamar Old Dominion,
Walker. New York: bark Anole Marka, llamhora, do, tn
flnlali loading fir Hahla; hria Gulaborotiirh, llanaen. New
York, to load tloui lor South America; aehr A II Moore,
Kskrldxe, New York.
Hailed?Hrlir* Jamea Per* an, Parson. Notion ; L B Wins,
Smith do; A B Goodman, lloarn, Stamford. 4
SAN KIIANCIsCO. Juno 3?Arrived, shin Kakdale (Brl,
Currla, Naweaatle. NAM ; barka Kortuaa. Chlama, Aca
pulco; Ella, Willlatns, I>tnlque.
Sailed ?Hark Sauvie (Krj. Chartral, Port Townaand 1
Knoeh i'alhot, Penh allow, Seattle.
SAVANNAil. lnne II?Arrived, ataamar City of Savan
nah. Mallnrv, New Yoffc.
Sallotl? Htoamer Han Barnea, Cheeaman. New Yorkj
aehr Stopheii U Hart, Ht John. NB.
BTONINoTON. Jane IO~*ArTlvod, eehr Mary Tlee, Eat
lock. Port Johnson
VI.NKYAKD HAVRE, Jnna 10? Arrived, brig Grace
Lothrop. Atw.md. Cape llavtlen; fhra Crtaae Wright,
Clark, Savannah; Traveller (of Mlddletewa), C?, Hodges,
St Marc via Hampton lioada; Charlie Cobb. Metralf. Rich
mond, Va: John ,f ah neon, M?*eei I, A Danennoarer,
Pedrleh. Georgetown, I Ml; J Spartel, llallowell. lloboken;
I.nev IIammond, Itohlnaon. Philadelphia?ell for Boston;
Irene h Me-a fvev, Meaeetvey. Georgetown. DC, for Port
land; E F C thada. Swain. Richmond Va. for Portsmouth;
John W Hall, Jr. tlrena, Baltimore for Dover: D T Miner,
Huntley, Philadelphia for Gardiner; Franc (Jnnen, Cal
houn. ilo/or Anitnata: Opera (Br), Fowler, and A mo a
(Hr), Leonard. St John for New York ; W Freemen. Hog-re,
Thnmast- ii for do; Arlanna (Hri. Wood, St Jenn for ordara
(or New York); T W Allen, Carter, Dennyavllle lor or
dara.
Sailed?Srhra Mall, J Freoman. T W Alien, Rxprese,
Chare, Otronto, J II Ferris, end Hudson.
WICK FORD, June ?-Arrlve<l, aclir Bella Seaman, Steel
man. Port Johnson.
W\ Bit KM. June 10?Arrived, aehr Alton T Miner, Mane*
Philadelphia
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BilATS. -A GOOD SECOND iCaSi?" "WTTTtfiiTalC
Howboat, M feet limn ; mnst he In perfeet order, light
and ciisy rower. Andreas, with price and full particulars.
II. II. H . Post ofllce bo* 121.
DOR SACK?YACHT LISTLESS. 45 FKKT LONG.
Apply to G. M. T.IOMPsON. H? Barclay at.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A STEAM LAUNCH,
from twenty to twenty-five feet keel, d'anght of
water not over Itflnen Inches. Address, stating alaa, da.
script ion. lowest prlae and where to be seen, K.. box 2.2?7
Poet nfllce. New York.
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rpil SWI'.KTKN T IIR BREATH AND PRESERVE TUB
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. 30c,

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