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A SEA OF TROUBLES.
Moses A. Wheelock Silences Mis
fortune With a Pistol.
FAILURE, DESPAIR AND DRINK.
An Officer of the Stock Exchange for Over
Twenty-five Years.
X heart ma do heavy by repeated failures and
dreary prospects has agaiu sought tbe relief which
has so largely swelled this year's dark record, and
another bankrupt and despairing financier baa ended
hn existence by bis own hand. Yesterday Moses A.
Wbeolock, rice president and chairman of tho Slock
Exchange for a quarter of a century, shot btmsoli
through the Drain and went ont of tbe world in
a moment's space. Once a man ot moaus and sta
tion, he saw both slip from bis bands, uud, tn spile of
every effort, failed to avert the ruin which over
whelmed htm. When left without fortuno be turned
tn the position which once he bad regarded as honor
try, but which now had a higher value as a means of
inpport; but that, too, pis-ted from him. Mo went
iwsy a broken und disheartened man to seek obliv
ion drat In drink and then at Ian in death. Ever
itace Mr. Wheeiocie failed in the spring of
i year ago he lost spirits daily, and, al
though bo contended against his Qunuciul
troubles and tried manfully to keep his
bead above the advorse current of nfTatrr, he saw
littlechanco ot success. Mis position ot chairman in
the Slock Board yielded mm a salary of $5,000 a
year, and he believed tbat while thai was retained be
would not be driven to extremities. Mis popularity
and bis long term ot service in offlce assured him of
Its continuance, and when, on the 11th of May, the
rival caadidsto was elecied Mr. Wheelock tell me
blow deeply and ncvor recovered from it. Tbe lack
of his old habits and old associations also preyed
heavily upon him, and ot late ho gave himsell np al
most entirely to drink.
Till OEIKP THAT DOSS HOT SPKAK.
A gentleman by instinct ho did not cure to air his
?ffl'Oilons before the world and in public. He mala
tinned a cboeriul countenance and luugbed and jested
as be bad always done. But It was In tho privacy of
bie borne that the weight of bis cares oppressed him
most, and often be told bla family that he was tired
of toe world and believed himself justified in termi
nating bis existence. Ttreso threats at first caused
much alarm and anxiety, bat bis failure
to act upon tbem made them appear harm
lees and only tno offspring of u perturbed
mind. Daring tho last tew days bo had become a
trifle less moody, bat bis lucid intervals were lew,
snd he could not bear to reflect soberly upon bis con
litloa. Every effort was made by his family 10 re
strain him, and tbey fancied tbat the cloud would
soon be lifted and he would recover his ordinary
healtn and spirits. Yesterday morning ho came
borne at two o'clock. He bad been out over
night and had drank deeply. At nine o'clook he
was up and seemingly bright and cheorful.
He joined the family at breakfast, conversed
freely about ordinary topics, and seemed alto
gether in a rnoro pleasant mood than
be bad been lor many u day. Mis wife and son Will
lam wero going to eburcli, and, alter exchanging
some observations wllh tbem, be wont up stairs to
tuko s batu und retired to bis sitting room. At
eleven o'clock the family went to church, sad
Wbeelock, wi.o had meantime conversed in a
lriendly way wllh Mr. Joont, tbe owuer of tbo
house, slipped down stairs and was seen by the
latter parsing through Tweniy-lhird street towsrd
Broadway. Me was smoking a cigar at lbs time
and soemed going otT for a mora lag stroll. Ho is
supposed to have dropped into tbe Filth Avenue
Hotel and then sought somu resort of his in the
neighbornood, where he stopped awblio to arink.
a tkbkiqlk acapnias.
Ha waa not seen by any o( the inmates to eater the
bouse again, and when yeung Wbeelock ood bla
moiner returned tbey went np stairs to tbe sitting
room, expecting to lind It vacant. The son wan tba
first in eater, and ibere be Ivuud hie lathor sitlifeg In
bis shirt sleeves by tbe table wttb his bands pressed
together upon his lap and a revolver glimmering be
tween bis fingers. His lace was Inflamed, hie
eyes lustreless and glassy sad be was mumbling
to blmsell lu au incoherent wey. As no. looked
np and asked lor Mrs. Wbeelock iho young
man, tearing be might be mediisiinc some intemper
ate design, horned bis mother out of the room snd
went up stairs with her. He waa only absent s ml a
ate. Bat tbe lutervsl was faiuL His lather's Ills bed
passed away In that brief spaee ol time. There was
no explosion to attract attention, and wboa young
Wbeelock entered the room again he was thunder
struck at iho dreadful spectacle that met
bis eyes. His lather was sitting upon the
Chair as be bad ielt him. but tbe revolver
bad (alien from bis uerveless hand, and
In bis bead, wbirh had sunk upon the left shoulder,
was the gnastly boia where a bullet bud passed. From
it the Mood was trickling down bis cheek, bedabbling
tba whito linen, and tbe laaprini ol desth rested upon
tbe livid lace sad tbe fixed, stony eye*. Life had
clearly |>aoaed sway with tbo very discharge of the re
volver, and the uall thai crashed through his brain
bad stilled almost instantly Ibe heart's pulsations
With scarcely a twinge ol pain, Moses A. Wbooklet
hsu gone to his account.
Tho dreadful discovery paralyzed tbe young innu,
and It was some moments before he could summon
anybody Wurn bo rrcorerrd lit* composure he eout
lor Mr. Jeens, told hiui ol the tragic ooourrence and
look means to nollly the polio*. Tbo room was
closed till Captain Williams appeared, aud then Cor
oner Won man was sent lor. Me caine at oneo and
took such measures as hm office dirroied. Tbe man
ner ot Wbeelock's death was so pulpshie tbat boihiog
was necessary beyond taking tbe statements of the
deceased's son and Mr Jecos, owner ol the house
where the Whoelocks boarded. Wnen su examina
tion of tbe body woe begun a note waa found In ibe
bandwrlting of tbe aeau man, but eo blotled and
ill-writteu as to be all but illegible. It ibrew no new
light on tbe suicide and only nerved to make clearer
tbat Ibe man's business troubles pursued him to tbo
last niomcui ui nia 1110.
aCKIIOCXDIXn* OF PKATfL
II wan Id the trout Killing room on tbc third floor
ot tb? boar* that Wheetock eadad bia tile, rba
apartment iK a neat, co.ey one, lurulsbed with ele
gance and with indication* lying about of tba refined
tastes of i bo in ma l en. One door opens upon it from
a bodroom, tbo other connects it with the hall. In
tbo irntro ol tba room Ik ii tnbiu with took*
tad paper* scattered negligently opou it, and
clone to tbn, iu an oaey cbalr, wan
tbe rigid lorm ol the dead man.
la life Wbealoek bad been a peraon *( gentlemanly
appearance. He waa tall and aiitu, with a Komawbut
lurid lace, wbite mnatach# and hair, Tba general
aapect of nla face bad bat little cbaoged. It waa
calm. Battled, and bat for the ghaaily uua very Ille
lika. Tba blood streaming from tbe wound
In tba fesad had aatnraied in neb of tbo
undarsblrt, which, with a pair ol Mack pania,
waa tbe only clntbee be wore, and on
tne abetikler, where it had coagulated. tbo
Coroner had to examine closely to assure bimaelf that
there waa not a second wouud. The revolver wilb
which tbe a at waa committed waa found oloae by. It
waa a very large one, with six barrel*, and the trade
mark ar iha American Arms Company engraved upon
II. Copula Williams took It awny with blm to tbo
station house, where Ibe Coroner proposes call
log a jury togother to-day. Ibe members of
the household wera then summoned to testily, but
?a account ol bar utter prostration Mrs. tV bee lock
waa exoepted. hhe felt tbe blow deeply, and waa so
much afleeted that she bad lo bo looked niter wlib urn
utmou c.re. Mr Wheeiock had two aons beside*
Wlluam, but aa that yonug man was the only one who
was at baud at the lime of thn tragic event, only bia
testimony and that of Mr. .leers was taken.
THK SOX'S TSSTIMONV.
William Wiierluos'e aiHeinent is na follows:?I
live at Na 3d Kati Twenty dbird sin-et; boerdod here
with my lather and lumber, am son ol deceased,
Moans Wheeieck; deceased bud been Vice Chairman
ol the Hiock hxclmngo lor twenty lira yoars; one
year ago Mat spring lie failed In bunnoss and rasigned
hiaoflice, two weeka niter that be was re-elected to
bia old position; from tnctlmool nla lanuro ho be
came low spirited; on iha 11th of May. this year, his
term of ofllco expired; lie was a candidate tor re
eled ion, and was, lo his great surprise, defeated;
bia salary while in Iba offlua was $.">,000 a year;
tba loaa of hla position and Income preyed heavily on
blxralnd; (oma ten nays ago be sold bis seat in llto
block Jtitchuuse; Ihli was me last be bad to aell;
? Inre Iheu be became more depresaod aud took lo
drinking; be repeatedly threatened to take his life;
be nude this threat so often that we paid no
attention to it; he remained out until two o'clock on
Sunday moru'ug; lie came home Tery much under
the tnflueece of liquor, went lo bed, but aroso at the
usual nour lor break last and seemed more eheerftil
than b* hid lor two or three uaya pa I; after
breakfast we went up stnlrs; I went to church
Willi my Mother, lather remained at home;
we left bM at eleven o'clock; on returning homo at
half-past twelve o'clock 1 entered ibe bouse first and
teund lather sitting in an armchair pnrtiaily un
dressed, with his two hands doted, resting in his lap;
he looked very wild and seemed to lie under the In
fluence of llqiHic; he asked rr.e if iny mot tier waa corn
lag up staira; 1 answered yes, she is right behind me ;
at ihis time I raw a pistol in ins band, and I went to
ward Mm and said. "What under the sun do you
?'?if" or something like that; mother Just thou
entered the room and, fearlog that ho might inlure
her, 1 humeri toward h?r and look her up stairs
on tho floor over trie room winch lather
whs la; on returning Immodlniety I found
father In ilie same position with the pistol in ma
right bend aad a pistol wound in the right ar'o of his
bean; I had beard wo noise or report of a pistol; he
mow* bave doae tho deed while 1 waa taking mother
up stairs; 1 had no Idea that be would shoot himself
when I leu the room; Ilia only reuaon thai 1 cau
asMgu lor llio 11 ci la Ilia losing bis position and every
lbine be bad.
HTATK M KNT Olr TUS I.ANDLOKU.
William M. Ji*ens lesiiflod as toilows:?I reside at
No. 3t> Kaii I'wenty-ibiru street; nave known lbs de
ceuseu * bout fourteeu nion ins; since tho 1st ol May
be, ins wile and sou liuve boarded Willi me; I li ive
never heard lbs deceased complain ot anyllnue, and
be seemed to be in good bealtli; this Suuduy morn
ing 1 saw Ulm at breakfast at about nine o'clock aud
bo appeared iu good spirits; I had a gciicrtl conversa
tion with In in about the weather, dec. ; after (ins ho
returned to his room; si about oleveu o'clock 1 was
sluing lu the Iront basement ana noticed
litm passing on the sidewalk smoking a
cigar; be was walking toward Krosdwey; about
twenty-live nunutea ol one o'clock my sou
came " running lo me, asking me to come up
sta rs Immediately ; I wont 10 the room 01 deceased
and found Mrs. Wheelock and her son very much
excited and tbu deceased in a leaning position on an
easy i lin r, resting his bead on tbe icli side, with u
pisiol wound ou the right Hide o( iho bead and s re
volver Iviug on the centre table; 1 can assigu no
mamm lor tuts act.
Tne luquest will be held this morning at ten o'clock
at iho residence ot tho deceased, before Coroner {
Wollmaii, when it is expected that Mrs. Wheelock
will, il u be uoceasary, make ber sketemjut in regard
to tho unfortunate occurrence.
LIKK or DKCkASEP.
Moses A. Wheelock was a man whpee career ex.
einpl.Qed, lo an extraordinary degree, tbe old proverb
that misfortunes never como singly. From tho
moment when fortune began 10 frown upon him be
was constantly encouutormg new dilHctilties, ana to
his dying day he never recovered Irom tho tlrsl Qnaneial
troubles mat disabled him. lie was s uian of good julg
nieni, with w ide experience and a good ncqumntuuoo
with tbe niovemonts ol slocks una tbo vacillations of
the market. Ou llie street bo was a general luvorite,
and it was through bis facility lor making iriends
that be retained so long Ins position as chairman of
the Board. In liuios of liuaucial excitement he was
reputed to no tho only man wBo couiu dispose of
largo amounts of slocks bo us to givo satisfaction to
all concerned, and at the same time lo act In sirict
accordance wllh the ruler. Wuenever a ques
tion was submitted to hiin for adjudication ins
long experience generally enabled bim to decide
authoritatively upon it, and bo was remarkable lor
the lustlceuDd discretion of Ills judgments. At tbe
limo of bis death be was Qtiy-elgbl years of age. He
was an American by birtb, a uian ol fair attainments,
but one whose disposition led linn to engage initio
excltluk financial contests of the si root. While vet
a young man be was favorably known there and has
H|>eni all his later days In the liaurl of the speculators'
temple. Businoss troubles aud financial embarrassments
first exused bis friends to provide him with a pluoo
in tbe Kxcbanse. as chairman be received $12,000
per annum lor several year;, and this large salary
was continued until economy was tbe word in all
mercantile and financial circles. Then Air. Wheelock
was given $0,000 per year.
A PKI'EATKD CA.HUIDATK.
The recent oleetion caused bnu to be retired
officially. Ills name was lelt ofT the regular ticket,
and bis friends claimed tho omission was neither
called for nor merited. In ible mood they determined
to agalu place bis nnuo forward as a oundldate for tbe
position of ehatrmao; but tbe result was s
signal defeat, Mr. Miicuell, long tbe second
vice president, being elected as bis successor.
Too objection made to Mr. Wheelock lancer
holding i bo oftice was bis many failures.
Last summer be announced bis inability to meet bis
obligations, bat bo succeeded in settling with bis
creditors, and then running at tbe election which
immediately followed, be was able to beat bis oppo
nent, tbe regular candidate, by a lew votes. Aguiu,
Just bclore iho election in May last, be became em
harassed una failed. His nnmo in duo timo was
brougnt up lor reinstatement beloro tbe Cemmitteo
on Admissions, but no action was takeu, as
tbo deceased bad not tlien gone through bank
ruptcy. Tbe Balurduy before tbe election, however,
at a special meeting be was re-adraltied. Then ibe Gov
erning Committee stepped In und annulled tbe action
or tbe Committee ou Admissions, and duly instructed
tbe proper ofticiai to annnuooc tbe fact from tbo
rostrum, which was done Just prior to the oleetion.
Tnui Mr. Wheelock was rendered ineligible to oftice,
but his Iriends questioned tbe authority ol the Gov
erning Committee iu the premises, and declared
they would submit his name for Ibe posi
tion nolwtinslacatng the decree. Tbe deceased
received 249 votes, wblle Mr. Mitchell obtained 547, a
rebuke which was never forgotten. From that time,
It Is said, be lapsed into a stale ol despondency which
cu i in mated In the suicide of yesterday. Tbe de
eeaaed's relatives occupy prominent positions in tbe
social ana financial world.
Tbe funeral will take place on Tuosuay afternoon
next at four o'clock Irum bis lato residence, No. 3ti
East Twenty-third street.
TlilED TO HANG HERSELF.
Officer Rogers, of the mounted squad, late Saturday
Blfbt noticed a neatly dressed woman, but bare;
headed, wandering aimlessly along the Eastern Boul
evard. He stopped her and asked ber where
?he was going, aud she answered that she did not
know or care. She then voluntarily necompa
nted the officer to tho Eighty-seventh street
station, vbero she remained {UU morning, when abe
war^.ken te tne Fifty -seventh Street Court. She teld
tbo Judge that she had ne home and wished to bo
| committed to tbe Island. Her name, she said, was
Josephine Praet; that she was a married woman, and
bad boon descried by ber husband about eight
months ago. Mrs Praet was taken down
stairs and relegated to one of tbe eella
en tbo first tier ol tbe prison, where abe was to
remain till seen by one of tbe Commissioners ot
Charities ana Correction. She wss very quiet aaa
docile, and soemed pleased to Hod some place lo rest.
A lew boors after tier entrance, however, Keeper
M. C. Gover was walking through tho corridors
and bis attention was called by one of
the attendants to ibe cell In wbioh Josephine was
placed. Tho call was none too hood, lor ibe unfortu
nate woman nal already made a reps out of the
strings and oilier portions ol her gingbam apron, bad
ft twisted around her neck and one end ol It fastened
to one of tbe npper bars of her oeiL She had made a
deliberate attempt te kill herself, hot was Interrupted
in time.
She was taken oot el tbe cell aufTerlng greatly from
Incipient asphyxiation, and Placed under the care or
one ot tbe women cooaecteu with tbe prison, ab
soon as she revived she was very penitent tor making
such an attempt on ber life and cried like a child as
she told tbe good natured keaper tlint abe was often
troubled witb temporary ills ot aberration ot
mind, caused by a fall she received when about thir
teen years ef age. She spoke much about ber hus
band. whom sbe charged with cruelty, abandoning
ber, and also oi ber lather, now deed, whom abe said
at one time belonged to Max Maretzek's
opera troupe. His name was Charles
Calborns, but ber statements were all more or less
Incoherent, showing plainly that she was suffering
acutely from so mo mental trouble. Keeper Gover ar
ranged matters so that sbe would net make another
attempt oo her lile wblle in h?a charge, and sbe will
no removed. In all probability, to BlaekwclPs Island
to-day.
HUM AND RECREATION.
A FREE FJOHT OH AN EXCURSION TO IONA
1HLAND?HOW THE BOW BEOAN AND XNDKD.
The Eaglo Star Pleasure Club entertained tbelr
friends yesterday by a grand excursion to lonn
Island, and tboao on board are unanimous In de
claring tbat It was lbs most memorable event
of the season. The few wbo returned to
the city uninjurod proclaim it a genuine sensation.
Wblie tno large minority of men and women wbo
lound tbeir way to tbelr homes late at ntgbt maimed
und bruised, or tbe still more unfortunates woo were
detained in police stations lor surgloal treatment,
bare reason to regret thai r pretense en tbe excur
sion, i bey all agree tbat tbey never before experi
enced anything like It In tbe way of fan and lighting.
It appear* tnat tbe Eagle Star Pleasure Clnb Is com
posed ol young men who make tbeir headquarters at
No. 210 East lioastoa street. Thay made extensive
preparations lor ttteir exonreion yesterday, and when
tbey left en the barge Warren at ibo
foot of Eighth afreet at aovon o'clock the
assemblage of excursionists was qoita large.
During ibe trip to lona Jaand tho merriment alter
naied between dancing and drinking. Tha tun waa
boisterous, but good natured, until on tbe return
trip, wben tbe trouble began. Joseph Cocking*, of
No. Id Siauion street, bsd rented the bar, and
paid a naiidsoma bonus for tba privilege of
supplying the excurslonlets with liquor* sou
oilier reireebmenta About two o'clor.g In ihc
iiitcrnoon a part* ol young men regaled tbemselvee
at the loach counter and refused to par. Mr. Cocking*
remonstrated Willi them, wheu tnov Jumped be in Del
Ins counter, asaaullcd lilmsell and tils barirndera, not
even sparing Mr*. Cock logs, who was knocked down
i nmi otherwise severely handled. Mt. Cookings
drew bis revolver sn4 strove to do
Tend himself, bat ha was overpowered and
knocked sou-elers. The bartenders pitched lb among
their assailants, sod kept the yoang ruTUsn* at bay
for some time, Keiuleroemsnw, however, aeon
joined the gaug of rougoe, and tbe barteudera bad lo
auccuinb. In tbe m>7#r soda water bottles, lager
beer glasses and other handy uiissllea Were freely
nsed. Tbe bur was soon gutted ol Its contents
and the money drawers nflod. Tne inner kegs were
thrown overboard, ihe hollies were smashed and ?
general scene ol hsvoc ensued. .Several peaceably
disposed people, seeing tbe outrageous conduct of
the gang, endeavored lo suppress the rlollog, but Ibis
only nadod to and increased the I rouble. The woman,
too, It II said, joined In the fighting and several
at iharo were badly injured. Oilier women who wore
compound to witnsee the lighting swooned with ex
citement and were trampled upon bv Ibe mad crowd
ol ininrieted roughs. The lighting oontlnued with
but I it i lo intermission until the parly reached
! the fuel 41 W?et Tenth srreet, where tho
: barge put in to land its cargo nl wounded
: and panic stricken passenger*. In the meantime the
police ol tho Nltith precinct were nouOed ol the
trouble, and Kergmiui Carpenter, with a tqntd of
men, was at the pier and succeeded In taklug into
cu-dody several ringleaders, who gave tbelr
names at in* station house na follows ?
Jonn Galbrtllb, Jacob T'sscher, Bernard Wlieeian.
James llarrker, James Kelly, Itlenard Moslan ?n<l
William T'ergQ. FasCher assaulted Joseph itouletl, ol
No. 2DI Kasi I went* eighth siren, and in return the
lailct was knocked down and had Ins shoulder free
lured. He ?? taken 10 thu New York Hoeptial. The
gang also robbed a man wbo reside* in Gr'enpolnt of
bis gold wsicb and ehain
The members of the Eagle Star Pleasure Clnb sny
that none of their parly orlelnated tho light. They
lay tbc blame ou a King of mughs who went on board
lor ihe purpose ot tnUcblef, but who kept iboir in
tent ions toocealo'l until they utado a sudden on
slaught on the barkeepers and excursionist)!.
THE SOCIALISTS.
THE* INTEND TO HOED A MASS MEETING TO
NIGHT, BUT WILL MAKE NO OPEN Allt DEM
ONSTRATION .
The various socialistic societies of this city bave de
termined to hold a meeting this evcuing at the Ger
ntania Assembly Koon s, in tho Bowery, In celebration
of ibo French socialistic revolution of June1848,
elTvoted by ibe worklngmen of l'aris. The meeting
has been called by u committee ol arrangements
composed of tbo following persons:?Mogy (one ol
tho alloged assassins of Arobblshop u'Arboy), Mar
telet. Carrier, Hugh MacGregor, Frank Skardu, Justus
Schwab, Hubert Bartholomew, Louis Huck and Ed
ward Hall, secretary. Addresses will be delivered in
French nud English by Messrs. Murielet, Drury,
Puldu and MacGregor. There will probably be somu
speeches delivered lu German, but tne speakers havo
not yet beeu appolniod.
A Hkralu reporter last evening, on paying a visit
to Justus ScuwaD's headquarters, tuuad there a group
of socialists busily engaged In preparing the rou Hags
to be displayed at the meeting Tbo Hags are about a
yarn square, of a blood red color, and some of them
bear ibe luliowing inscription: ?
<^//,#//////A, W
5 Our Object: RsorgssiIsllH W doototy mdrpend- J
} eat ol Friosl, King, Cspualist or Loafer. $
Other flags bore the followa ug :?
J Weal ill is Social in lit Origin, uud Must Bo 5
j Social in Its Distribution. j
lu roply to tbo reporter's Inquiries Mr. Schwab
Statod that lbs socialists bad no lutennon ol parading
or making any iiemouslrattou whatever outside tho
meeting. He lurlber said he did not expect tbut the
police wouid interlere, "although," said he, with it
suoer, "the newspapers are urgiug them to action
acainst mo socialists." He added tbat the authori
ties, civil or military, would not bo furniebod with
any pretext lor intorierence.
The extremists ol the rods, it was apparent from
their tnauoer last wooing, had not read without pro
fit ol toe activity displayed oi lute by the various
commanders ol the National Guard regimenis In ibo
matter ot the street bring drill. The eagerness with
which they declared that they Intended uo ?-demon
stration" outside of the moeuug waa quite a contrast
to their demeanor some mouths ago.
PROBABLY FATAL INJURIES.
There are two lamilics living In the tenement
h iuse No. 26)e Oak street, named Walsh and Connors,
between whom has exiatod a bitter feud
lor some time past. It culminated yesterday
In tho Connors family, James and Jane
Connors, and their daughter Josephine, aged
twenty-one, attacking Mrs. Mary Walsh and
ber daughter, Ellen Walsh, who wcro beaten and
burned on tbo neck und face with a heated smoothing
Iron wielded by Josephine Connors. Mrs. Walsh's
duugbter was In such a condition that tbo
beating caused premature coiiflneuionl und
she was lakon to the Lying in Hos
pital In Spring street. The physicians considered
ber in a very critical condition, and directed the
mother to go the station boose and make a complaint.
About ball-past eleven last night John, Jane and
Josephine Ceanors were arrested by the police of the
Fourth precinct and wore locked up In the Oak street
station house lor tbo ntgnt.
A POLICE STATION ROBBED.
At n lute hour on .Saturday night James Crimtnlns,
a young rough, and a member ot tbe notorious
"Trentiework Gang," entered tbo Second precinct
police station, on Grove street, Jersey City, and
asked Sergoaot O'Brleo, who was on duty, wbetber
his bretber had been arrested, lite Sergeant was at
the telegraph instrument sending a message to tho
Fonrth precinct and told Crimmins to walL
While tho Sergeant's back was tamed tbe visitor
stepped behind ibe desk aud stole two officers' shields
from a book. When the Sergeant turned from tbe
Instrument Cummins bad left, and alter a whilo tbe
Sergeant missed the shields. An alarm was sent out,
and a few hours later tbe thief was taken Into cus
tody. At the police station tbe stolen shields were
lound secreted on blm. A charge ot entering and
larceny was preferred ngalnat blm, and he was taken
to Folleo Hoadquarirrs. He will be examined to-day
THE DREADNAUGHT ASHORE.
Schooner yacht Dreadnanght went nn shore near
Mamaroneok, Long Island Sound. She lies in a
dangerous position.
CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Tbe Manbnttan College commencement exercises
will be held at three o'clock tbla afternoon, and no t
at halt past throe, aa waa previously announced.
Mrs. Minnie Myer, wbo ao bravely panned and
effected the capture of a burglar wbo waa eaoaping
from her beuae, na 111 East Fourth street, on the
I6U1 of May, died last Batnrdiy from tbe effeets of
that night's excitement.
Tbe steamer 1'. C. Scbultz besan running on s sum
mer time table Saturday between tbia city and Fort
Htmillen and Bnib. 8ho will make three tripe dally,
landing at l.eroy, Franklin and Morris streets, tbe
Battery and Jewell's wbarf, Brooklyn.
oillcer Patrick Kennoally, of tbe Fourth precinct,
on Vundewater street saw a gang of roughs fighting,
arrested the leader, and, while taking him to the sta
tion boose, was assaulted end Injured so severely tbet
be bed to be removed to the Ch&mbert Street Hospi
tal
SUBURBAN NOTES,
A diamond ring and $77 la money wore stolen frem
tbe residence ol R. K. Klteh, No. 'J'J.7 Raymond street,
Brooklyn, at no early boor yeatorday morning.
Edward Duffy, wblla joking with a number of
friends id front of the City Hall on Washington street,
Hobokes, yesterday, fell from the steps and expired
Catherine Burl*, two years old, yesterday fell from
tbe window of ner parents' residence on tba third
floor of the tenement No. 263 Washington street,
Jersey City, traciortng her sknll on the pavement
beiow sod died snortty after.
Mrs. Clara Anthony, flfty seven years of age, wboee
residence is unknown, was struck by a locomotive of
tba Maohattuo Beach Railroad, to Grcoopomi yester
day and latally Injnred. Bbe essay od to cross tbe
track about ceventy-flvo feet from tbe flagman at tbe
corner of Van Colt avenue and Cor! mar street, end e
dowe train struck bar on tne eboulder, barling her a
distance el tmrty leet. She pitcoed eo ber bead,
fraeionng her skniL Sue died soon after ber admis
sion to St. Catberloe'e Hospital. Tbo driver ol the
engine bad no Idea sbo wonld attempt to cross, and
there was no possible way to avoid tbe aocideut
Pat Conner livesos a coal barge now lying at tbe foot
ol South Eighth at rest, Wllliamebnrg. Yesterday morn
ing about half-past ono o'clock bo beard a splash In
the water and a rmothered ory?tbe noise In laot
nwoko bira. Jumping up hastily he ran on deeK but
coala see or bear nothing more. lie at onco called lor
help, but bis re|>or! waa looked on ns a result ol tbe
nightmare, and be was laughed at eo much ibat ho
determined to test tbe matter yesterday. After sev
eral hoars' grappling be fooad tbe body ol a men
slongsldo tbe dock. Tbo deceased wee cud In black
Iroek coat, dark vest end peats, brown Jumper ar.d
bine nnderahirt. He were sandy whiskers, was Ore
feet nine inches to height ana seemed to be e men
about forty yeara ol age.
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAM CBS.
PATHS or P?rARTl!RK FROM ?W YORK VOIt TUB MONTHS
Of JVXK ABU Jt'l.V.
STfimtfr.
City of Now Vork..
Hoitrril*m
Alirrlt
V topi A
Ciniuli
Branca
Adriatic
Matt ol Narad*...
Miavta
CUT OliMMr,,.,
Bemnta
.Nci'kar
Krln
Montana......
Knoll .............
(iraeee
Becalm
Cltr ol Montreal ..
Nt of Benneyivnnta
<l-liert
Britannic
W \ eelielteu ....
Kiypt...
California
Anohnrln...
Main
Wlrcomln
Hcvtliiii
Aluerlqoa
Celtic
Stole of Vlrtlnla
Kri?la
tilt* of Berlin
Helvetia
Ktlilopla
Morel
Nevada.
Ati.rrrliila
Italy
Ilerilcr
llo.ieta
Oder
.So i|
iyba
I.Irerpool. 2H Mroadtrar
tlotirrdnin 10 Broadway
l.lrerpool. t Boa lingi.roen
Condon.. 7 Itoirllr.a (ireen
tlarre j."> Broadway
Condon.... 30 Hroadirar
l.irerpooL 37 Broadway
(>ia?*ow.. 72 Broa<lwa.r
II amours II Broadwar
Liverpool.. tl .3.3 Broadway
OlaauuW... 7 Bowl late tireen
Bremen... J Mewling lireen
Liverpool.. HI Broadway
Liverpool.. Nt Broadway
l.lrerpool t Bowling iireen
I London... B# Broadway
Havre. V> Br..adwar
Liverpool.. .31 33 Broadway
ilaagow... 72 Broodway
lamhnrj.'. til Broadway
Liverpool . .17 Broadway
tmterdam V) Broadway
Liverpool . lift Broadway
London? 7 Bo* ling Hreen
tllnagow... 7 Bowling tlreen
Bremen . J I'owllnir itreen
Liverpool 2*3 Broadway
Liverpool., I Bawlloif tlreen
tlarre.... do Hroatla av
(.1 verpool.. 37 Broadway
itlnacuw... 72 Broadway
llamlinrir. II Broadway
LI verpool.. II 33 Broadway
Liverpool . *? Broadway
i linage*... 7 Bowling Hreen
Brenien. 2 Bo > ling (Ireen
Liverpool.. >'.< Broadway
Llrerpool., t Bowllna Itreen
latntlnn ... HP Broadway
Hamburg. N Broadway
tllaesjow...i7 Bowling Ureen
Bremen...12 Bowling tVreen
Holland July 2?|London... |'IH Broadway
IIEKALD YACHT WEATHEB OBSfiB
VATIONS.
Mote <tf
ll'?l//tr.
Cloudy.
' londy.
t'lear.
flU c.
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H" nr.
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WW |Clear.
ALMANAC FOB NEW YORK THIS DAY.
Sl-Jf AND MOON.
Sua riees. 4 2?
Sun sett 7 34
Moan risen....morn 12 1U
HIGH WAT*?.
~endy Huok.2 24
Gov. Isund 3 V?
Hell Gale. ?v? 454
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE 23,1878.
ARRIVALS.
isr- .^"v<C?17r ,.??& ,r" ?;?s
City of Berlin, bound h. 17US-_ , 41 n,,- ,(?uiu.t City of
VAle (Nor), do; l^i?. . - ? *1 m uhin Tulbot. tlo.
brnshoU. do; '>7, loo Jiw 1'oint And
Steamer WlSimkl, Couch, '''' V (jjq Lloinlotou
Norfolk. ?!"> nJu ?nd dukmW? ?? ?? u,? uv
8V\rUh.'rP.U. Mellett, NerMk. with rod.. to the OIJ
DH?ksl'?<,(Nor1,.'&l^a, Liverpool 3D d.y., in ballast. to
?2T
billot, to 1' I Nevlas x Son. W as ?*' usys
with light wind* ann log. , . London May 21. In
Bark Harry Douglass (Br), Landry, Lonaou ^ y
bK'Bo?.e0:?."?r(Nor.. Andrea ten. Dundee May 1?. label
"firf K:M/r-BU0:^Korr. jg^SSA^
C B, in ballast, to oroer. Anebored tu uravosen
?*juX Mustang (Nor). Birklaud. G.lw.y 30 d.yMn b.l
la?l. to Punch. Edye & L?.an-o37dny? in ballest
,?"pu^?K A Co!" Aueborod at Sandy ffook for or
JrHark - lemma (Br). Olson. Ar.nd.l35 days. In ballast, to
"Bark' Oler). Cluver. Bremen 30 days, with
rn-lse to Herman Koop A Co. (Ans). Otovanelli,
?SmS^Srissjt!
bB,a"k\tu?M*(iktnV)0, D.m.rtlno, Marseille 74 day.,
WB?kftuVe'Xow?. Lisbon via Delaware Breakwater
8Va\,|.IPpln^\DatK^??*^^?'1*,?^ 10 d"y,-'U
b^Vr,tC;,nr??r,Liv.Br^rN?.! Wolf, St ???. *??. 12
d,rriaWHS.ur(i.tAjru^ufrl.,iSti mrni.W. 16
d^:Vr,Do.,&?o:*(8^. Castaiy, Havana. 13 days. I.
htt^rftor). Clirlstanaen. Havana II day., w.tn
'"flnit F?S Oiim"' u?U? Uarabartlella. Oporto. 75 days, in
b^VuD",yBM^-rdtJ?Bn?i?. Ayr,. 3fl da,., with hide.
and wool to Lanraan A; K.em|'>_v^)i,w "Tiwk the NK
Crossed the Kquator Mav 31, in Ion. o . afterward had
trades in let 4 > and lost them in lat -> ? , aito
,:^r/u?by,'Krce^Port Spain, with .agar to D Trowbridge
*?iil Kmma Dean iVen), Dominique.. Porto Cabello.
*i?T?Sis"S. 0?? I.I..4 12 *"k
? acasw-* -
a... s? Tkao I tMMklt ? vauibI to UlABlUr.
Hrhr 1 eoriio <ispau>, 7"VT"'" tt.
IS days, Witk sugar to H trowbrldge". Sons; veesei toJ U
WS?nr sl.Vbrnck (of M?rhlae). Clark, nao.oot 1* gejk
with molasses to Brook, A Co: vessel to Chens, lalbot *
i:schrKdnaHarwoo.l (of Baltimore,. Turner. Segue 15
*:tsrsztizftxsFfa *?<? ???>
Wb?hr*Kb*ne?ter (Br). Bethel, Eleutbera 8 dev.. with
P'sehr?M W Drew.'Mahony, J acksonvtlle 9 days, with lum
bar to J O Allen ; vessel to II W Loud. Bruns
behr Henry 11 Seav-y (or Bangor). J hllbrook. Brnns
wick, (la, 10 days, with lumber to Geo Migrs, veseel to F
"scbr'decob Klnsel, Reeves, Richmond.
Bobr Kugm.e Il?r^?iauVv??tao7^towi. D C. I? bound
t0fchrdM?5SUt. Webster, Calais 8 deye, with lumber to
0sch^)?iXd,Hakcr, Kennebec. K.ver 4 days, with Ice to
the Consumers' Ice Co. voesol to master.
Returned?Bark Olaeomo (Ital), Hcarpatl. henoe June
ot if,r Glasgow with e eargo ol grain, having tame night,
off SUInnecoek.'been ruu into by *o I'l'd"^rvinz away
schooner striking her oil tbo port side and c rrying ?*?>
iSrWpgalUntmwt, mainmast and m.entopmast and
staving iu port side.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE.
BOUND BOOTH.
Schr Martha Mcholl, Eaton, Sunde River. N8, for New
^ Scbr V R Merrltt. Merrltt, Lubec for Now York _
O..K- u'ltriiiia Duller ColeiD'in, Bo?toa tor New i er*.
Bohr 8nRie M Kvani, Wll.ette', Plymouth. Mm,, for New
^Sehr Abel W Parker, Dean. Taunton for New fork.
s.k. Saliie W Ponder, Lloeoln, Taunton 7or New York.
Sccr Inlle A Garrlenn, Smith. Somerset tor
K?hr Mnrv Potter, Chapman, Nantnekot for New 7?rb.
gchr l) M Prencb. Childe, Prmndence for New To1.
Scbr Wm P Burden. Adams Providence ivr New York.
Schr Y C Smith. Smith, Providence fur New York.
Sf 1 r |ahn II Chaffee, iinell. New Heven forVirglnla.^^^
Schr'li Flower, llu\?h?rd, Oonnectlcut River lor New
Yscbr Samuel P Godwin, WiUlnnn, Stamford for New
Y schr Minnesota, Oliver. Bast Greenwich for New Tork.
BOCND EAST.
Steamer Plarahorough (Br), Frtsler, New York for 81
J?si,ABri"MMY(B?W^N.w York for St John KB.
Schr Car"" Hli: H.x New Vork/br Portland, Mo.
Bcnr Nay. Baker. New York lor tall Itlyor.
Schr J H Bloeeker. Naw York lor 1 rovldenea.
h.ehr Dart, Toms. New Yevkfor Harttord.
Schr S M Tyler, 11 art, lloboken lor Pvoyldeneo.
Schr Vcllle haion, Townsend. Bondout for Boston.
sn.hr losenh Karwell, Karweli. Kondont lor Boston.
So'hr 1. s ft at eh, Koleey. Iloodont fer Connect ten t River,
hehr H B Metoalt, Handy, Port Johnson tor New Bed
,. wiu, Carroll Amboy for Somerset,
schr Richard Vaox. Reblnson. Philadelphia for Bosten.
R^nr E Borda, Bailey, Georgetown. DC. for Bridgeport.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
rant II Pcrrt of tb? BtO imer BrlUBolc (B**), hence to
t i ha^our tbmnka tor npeciAl meleorolontOAl obter
vaTiVo "made In connection wltPh the llguaLD we.th.r s.r
A"iA".zssfiftttw-rsss-jas was
G're'enpirt. auS wMb'd'.fr hy Cept 8 P Rackett. ef Or.M
parties iu OedAr Keys, FIa.
. in WBiiabout Bey. LI.a few days Ago, the
I'AUHOUKD-ln, WeHu#oui ??nj.t^.r^ ^ |( bul|l |or
flloOD SACht Tfllputu, T .? , i.h nn >VH ?() HtAttd
end she Is hi ted With three m tbs Cnlted StetM
Bark ' ..^r* w?. launehed Jane 20 from
revenue ,*. 4luB fnot of Otis street, Kensieg
'p. th.Tf.? 3 ???h- In length. A? feet 6 Inche.
b%*h,?r^G^3U.,lMt'PV1pi."0leten Bros, bark 0 L Bry
* ul h. towe'd"u. PnJuaod on ftstnrd .g and go Into the dry
b.'^tt rrom there she wilt go to Q.ebec to
AbAul K5 ton a. noc ret nenied. and lor tale.
WHALEMEN.
Hailed from Montevideo May 17, berk Arnelde, Howlaad,
Nb. tor Patagonia.
At do May 21. bark Josephine, I?onc. NB, discharging
oil.
ltark Sunbeam It being fitted at New Bedford for an
Atlantic Ocean whiiling voyage. to call to about two weeks
under coinmanil nt Frederick I'Teher, ol Fulrbaven, late
second mate of bark Adeline lilhhs.
Hcbrs H H Hatfield. Cornell, was oa llatteraa Around
June IK, with lOObbls ap oi: ou beard.
A lettor fr.-ni Capt F.llls, of hark Utile, of NB. reports her
at Barbados May 21'. with 340 up, 21W wh and 17UO lbs bone
laatdrulao.
A lelter from Captain WloaloW. of bark Commodore
Morns, or NB. dated April IB, states that he had Jost ar
rived on the around. Reports In statu. May 2B, barka
Ohio. 2d. oattn, clean ; Minerva, Thompnon. da, 4 whatea ;
Reindeer. baaar, do. 8 do; Midas, Lapbain, do, 1 da: Dan
iel Wehatot. Borden, do, nothing slues last report; Clarice.
Marchaut. Kdgartown, 1 whale.
Another letter, from on board the Commodore Morris,
dated at sen June 3, reports her with l,(MO bbls sp all told.
A lelter from St Helena, dated Mae 3", reports that
barka Palmetto, Bolles, ,1H: Janus. Ladlow. do, and He a
tjueen, AQen. of Wcstpmt, went In u<irt. and that the
former ha>Ps>et half of her crew. Tba two laat named wera
bo sail that uay. _____
SPOKEN.
Ship Liocbee (B?), lle-ne from Newcastle, NSW, for Han
Francisco, April J!?, lal 33 20, Ion IIW40 W.
Ship iloudly 'Hri. Hitdara, from Baa Francisco for Llver
pool. May 4, 1st 23 S, Ion 31 IF.
Ship Cardnor Colby .-treeter, from Now Turk for Anjer,
May 2.3. let 24 N. Ion 30 IV.
Snip Hrown Brothors, Coodall, from Boston for Han Fran
cisco, May 27, laf .'III, Ion 37.
Shin Saml -koMlrld, skolfteld, from Liverpool for Horn hay,
June 3, lat 47 N. Ion 17 W.
snip Agnes Sutherland illr). Sutherland Hum Cardiff for
Blu Janeiro. Mey 17. lat It)<11 N, Ion 26 25 W.
Ship Mabel < lark, Sheldon, from Liverpool for Hook
konic, April 20, lat 2ft S, Ion 2S W.
Ship Richard 111, Hubbard, train Liverpool for Wleeaseet,
June It, lat AO, ton 13.
ship Samuel Walts. Lermond, from Naw York for Han
Francisco, May 11. lat ? N, Ion HI W.
Ship llarvay Mills. Mills, frotn New York for Han Fran
cisco. May 25. lat 2M .V. lou 33 311 W.
Ship hlixslieth Hamilton, Hempstead, from Patagonia
for Hamtmrg, March 3, lat 25 3<iS. Inn 35 35.
Ship itouanta iHri. Irons Baltimore for Dublla, Jnno 14,
lat 4n 4H. Ion 2H 35.
Hark Mercur (tier). Do llaan, from Bremen for Philadel
phia .lone H, lat 11* 45, Ion s 13.
Ilsrk .Worm Castle, Jewell, from New York for Anckland,
*/,. Mil 2M, lal 2M?< N. Ion .14 311 W.
Hark Auiotnoite (Hen. Kueeuau. from Pensaeoie for Am
?terdam, Juno 4, lal 41 Hfl, Inn 5M 43.
Hark Cbarile Hickman (Hr), Dernier, Irom Dublin lor
J one 1, off luskai.
Berk Kings County (Br). Potter, from Hamburg for
1'hllailelpMa, June 3, lat 5o, Ion 14.
Hchr 'lelntuali, from ? for Philadelphia. June 21, no
lat. Ae.
Hchr Clarissa (Hr), fram Leadoa for Halifax, Jnna H. lat
40 4i|, Ion 7,
OTIlt CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
Antwkrp, .1 nne 22?Hulled, ship Murlborough (Br), Mun
roe. New York.
(IWDCMTll, Jnne 22?Sailed, bark Nsja (Nor), Naw
York.
(inxos, to June 22? Arrived, schr Hello Hooper, Ullkey,
New Orleans.
Ilvi.b, June 23-Arrived, bark Ifarm-tay (Hr), Dlnsmore,
Near York via (Jueanstewii.
Hailed 22d. bark Clias Dtekens (Nor), Krickien, Phila
delphia
IU is at; no, Jnne 21?Helled, berk Stedt (Nor). Jaoobeea,
America.
IIxi vovt. June 23?Arrived, bark Ulasepplna Cocurallo
(ital), JtPMl, Naw York.
Havre, June 23?Arrived, ste?mei fti Laurent (Fr>,
liubtiDi'i. New York,
Sailed 22d, tiara Virginia, Thuriow, New York: brig
Tarifa, Brown. Cow Hay, CB.
Iloxc Kong, to J una 22?Arrived, eteamer Uaelio (Br),
Kidley, Han Praueiaco.
Livkupool, June 22?Sailed, bark Paierrua (Br), Mo
Lauehliu. Sandy Hook.
Londosdxkky, June 22?bailed, bark Mary I Baker (Br),
Sproul, Baltimore.
Leghorn, to June 22?Hailed, brig Edith Hall, Thayer,
Boaton.
Movillk, June 24?Arrived, ateamer Polynealan (Br),
Brown, Quebec for Liverpool.
Plymouth, June 23?Arrived, ateamer Wieland (Qer),
llebieli. New York tor Hamburg (and Droceoded).
Sailed 22d, bark L E Cann (Br). Cann, Philadelphia.
Pauillao, Juno 21?Sailed, bark Uoffoung (Nor), New
York.
Pillar, June 10?Arrived, bark Reaolnte (Nor), Blllag
?en. New York.
Qukkkxtowk, June 22, 7:40 PM ? Arrived, ateaniera Citv
of Brueaela (Br), Watkina, New York for Liverpool! 23d.
tt:30 PM, Germanic (Br), Kennedy, do do (and both pro
ceeded).
WEATHKB KEPOBT.
Holyhead, June 23?Wind K, light; ?ultry.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bcknos ATOkR, May 7?Arrived, barks Kmrai C Litch
field. 1 humus. Glasgow; 16tb, Kullb Davis, McOarty,
Mew York.
Sailed May 11, barks Ada Gray, Plutniner, United States;
14th, Saw I K Spring, Uae in. lioaiou.
In port May 21, barks Annie Lewie, Morse, for New York;
Nomad, Hawkins, fur lllo Janeiro; >ainl K Hale, Ilavi-u;
Uevoi slilre, Falkuor; Tremout, Carlisle; James AluCarty,
Lewis; Nina Sheldon, Blg'ey; Blanche How, Hussey;
James Prake (Mr), Bernard; Clara Baton, Davis, ami
Alice Campbell, Durham, uae; eehr Jas M Riley, Hobort
son, do, nnd the above arrivals.
Cleared 20th, bark Belle Keith (Br), McDonald, Rosa
rie.
Halifax, June 'JO?Cleared, bsrks Ymer (Nor), Hendrick
sen, Bridgwater: (Iniarlo (Br), CoalHeet, Belts' Cove.
.Mokteviuko, May 15-Cleared, burk D Chaptu, Bunker,
New Bsaiord.
In port May 21, ship Osceola, Sparrow, unc; baras Arch
er, Hatcb, for New York; Robert t-iwe). Wursen. for do;
Mary Jenness, Oakes. tor England; briir Acella Tburlow,
(iallison. uuo; sebr Robert Palmer. Denntaon, do.
Montreal, June 21?Arrived, steamer 1'exas (Br), Lanr
rensen, Liverpool; brig Trio, Ireak, Barbados.
Sailed JI St, steumers Cosmopolitan (Br), llitehsm, Lon
don. via Sydney; Lombard (Br), Williams, Hull, via do;
bark Llndola (Nor), Kosirnp. Qneonstowii.
Quebec. June 2t-Arrived, snip Bed Jacket (Br), Big.
lap, Genoa; barks Uyller (Nor),(Istensen, Halifax , i'arra
(Nor), Olson, Norway; Havre (Nor), Uunderaen. Liver
pool; Rjuken (Nor), from .
Below 21st, bark Hiram (Nor), from Shields; Orion
(Ger), Grau, from Bristol.
Cleared 21st, steamur Sarmatian (Br), Alrd, Liveroool;
barks Duuglar Cuslla (Nor), Johannes, Dublin; Kleclra
(Nor), Werseii. Dublin; Ampblon (Nor), Neilson, Dundee;
f IS McDonald, Kane, Gloucester; brig Henry Palmer
(Br), luck sou. linlynead.
Passed Pnther Point 234, steamers Moravian (Br) Gra
ham, Ircm Liverpool lor Montreal; Thames (Br), Camp
bell. Imiidon for do
Bio Jamuko, May 20-Arrlved. bark Henry A Paul.
Btraugr, Cainpana; orlg Senorlla, Young, Baltimore ; 21st,
bark New Bepubllc (Br), Wilson, Philadelphia; 22d. brie
Alice, Uutton, Baltimore; 24th, bark Jennie Sweeney,
Hudson, Phllnuelphla; brie Betol (Aits), Maregtla, New
York.
Bulled 22d. bark Gamullol, Shaw, Baltimore: sclir Chris
tina Klizubeth (Nor , Oisen. Galveston: 24th. ships K it
Thomas, Nieki-ls, Valparaiso; 25th. ships Gov Tilloy (Br),
Humphreys, Ban Francisco; Klug Coelrio (Br), Melville,
do.
In port May 30, baras Poltkjernon (Bw), Rurkstedt, for
United States. Ida; Elverton. Barclay, end Olive Thnrlow,
Corhilt, unc, and the above arrivals.
hfO Giiandk Do Sul, May 9? Sailed, brigs Jonnie A
Cheney, Arey, Pernambnco; Avunt (Dutch), Gldenberger,
New l ork.
In port May 16, brigs Ella (Bras), Leitch, from New
York; hprite (Hr), Lewis, from Klchntond. Va, both ar
rived 11th; Water Lily, l'errv, unc; tehrs Robert T
Clark. Hutchinson, tor Sandy llook; City of Green Bay,
Aga, one.
bastos. May IB?Sailed, brig Tyrus (3w). New York.
In port May 22, brig Jesse McLeod (Hr), Mclrar, fur New
York, Idg.
(PtR Stkavru City or Cuxstkr. 1
Bristol, June 11?Arrived, Aphrodite, Shearstone. Mew
Yoik; Johnny Smith. Thompson, New Orleans via Queens
town ; )2in, Burner, klacgregor. New York; Uloamiu,
llartnell, Philadelphia.
Boston. K. June 12 ?Arrived. Disengann, Baltimore.
liAKKow, Juue 12?Arrived, Red Croes, Quebec.
Bailed 12th. L'sko, Stromberg, Baltimore.
Hrkkkn, Jnna 10?Arrived, Braunschweig (s), Un
duutsch. New Orleans.
Sailed 9th, Pobuno. McDonald, North America,
Hkkukn, J una B?Cleared, Bjorgvln, Hilt, America.
CAKPirr. June 12?Arrived, Asiana. Williams, Hull,
Bailed 11 til, Aramint*. Jonet. Cape Town.
Cork. J una 9-Arrived. Sutsumu, Wigzell, Philadelphia.
Sailed 11th. Mary N Myshrall, Tucker, Delaware.
Cowks June 11?Pnt In Ant steam yeeht Jeanette (for
merly the Pandoru), Do Hong, from London tor Havre, to
take in Arctic stores.
Crosstab*, June 8?Arrived, Gnardian, Paine, New Or
leans.
Dmal. June 13?Passed, Morning Star. Lloby, from New
York for London.
Du.nuknkss. June 12?Parsed, a ship supposed the Caah
mi-re. of St Andrew, NB.
Di.ai.iN. June 11?Arrived, Hording. Quebec; Occidental,
San Krauclseo; 12tb. Paulino, Mitchell, Pensaaola.
Sailed 12th. Svea. Charleston.
Arrived at Kingstown 11th. Economy, Novo Scotia.
Do.mii.al, Juue 10?In port, Viator, Given, for Baltimore,
ready.
Pai.houtii, Jane 11?Arrived, Pieetwood, Sinclair,
Chariot let own.
Oi.asuow, J una 10? Arrived. Corsica, Stetson, Greenock,
to load lor Bio Janelio; l.".b. Lake Michigan, Lamont,
Montreal.
GinHAi.TAR. J unc O?Arrrived, Amain, Amnlfl, Genoa (and
oleared tor New York).
Cleared 4tb, Ban Rafael, Cacace (from Bermndit), Con
stantinople.
Genoa, JnneH-Sailed, Investigntor. Carver. Yillafranca.
Gorkr. May It?called, Mary Allerton, Burgess, Blssao.
Melsinuboro, Jnne 4-Arrived, K1 Dorado, Torjison,
Naw York.
Harrubo, Jnne 11?Arrived, Herder (s), Brandt. Now
York.
Sailed Stb, O P Sherwood. Tnrner, Philadelphia; 9th,
Geliort (*), Barenda, New Vork.
Bulled from Cusbaven nth, Ocean, Vogt. New York.
IIei.tokt, Juno II?Bailed. Enighoden, Ellaaaen, New
York.
llAVRK, June 10-Arrived, Nina Kiglia, Ella, New York.
Sailed 11th. ltovrlln, Reynolds, Sandy Hook.
Ipswich, June 11?Arrived, Zin fiorento, Delacaata,
Philadelphia via Qoeenstown.
Innishowen Head. June 12?Arrived. Enchantress, Mo
Carry, St John, NB, for Londonderry.
LirmroOL, June 11?Arrived. Batevia (a), Monlnnd,Bea
ton : New City. St John. NB ; Charles Northcote, Clanssen,
Mobile; Peravlan (?), Smith. Montreal; Win McUllvery,
Niefctls. Rangoon; 12th, Palermo, McLaughlin. St John;
Zlnva. Mcl-esod, Charlotte town; 13th, Lake Megantlo (s),
Battnrsby, Menireei.
mailed 12th, Maria, Taarvlg, Baltimore; St Patrick,
Short, Montreal; Dili. Lake Cliumpluin (?), Benson, do;
Minnie Cairell, Wadmen, Bathurst; Maitha Bowker,
Bowker, Charleston; Esther Iloy, Roy Bombay.
Cleared 11th. Minnie M Watts. Watts, New York: 12th,
Dueppel, ihoff, Philadelphia. Prluco Patrick, Peter kin,
St John, KB.
London, Jnno 12?Arrived, Flora, Jergensen. Quebec;
13th. Prince Edward (a). Montreal.
Cleared 11th, Greero (S.. Peeree. New York (and
passed Isle nt Wight 13th): lima, Albrethsen, Mlrumichl
(and left Liverpool 13th); 12th, Columbia (*), Yenng,
New York; D K Eaton, Shew, do; 13th, Odin, NUaeon,
Delaware Broeawater.
Entered out 11th. Krl King (s) Scott, Qnebee.
Ltnn. Juno 12?Artlvod. K A Dotalord. Pensacela; Don
Antioce. Chlasaert, Baltimore.
Lkith. Jnne 12?Arrived, Guieeppe Emmanuel. Dentgrl,
New York via Queenstown; Ocean Home, Baivesen, Dobey
via Savannah.
LmKinck. Jnne lO?Arrived, Alboera, Slmm, Bt John,
NB.
LnononN, Jane 9?Arrived, Ocean Pearl, Henley, Na
pics.
Mapvira, Jnna 5?In port. Heater A Lewis, Peodleton,
for Tnrks Island and Bangor.
Nrwrv, Jnno ll-Salled, Richard, for Baltimore; Nor
man. do.
Orouto. Jnne 2-8eited, Mary Martlett, Smith. Cow Bay;
Ath, Bertha, Nova, New York; Uulon, Nlcboleon, Bruns
wick.
Plvhoutii, Jnne 10-Off the Fddystene, Hantone, from
Philadelphia via Qneenstown for Lelth.
Point Ltrax, .lime S?<<0. N Mosiier, from Liverpool for
St John, NB; ffith, Atlantic, from ito fur Quebec.
QorkxstviWR, June 12?Arrived, Ella B McLean. Prince
Edward Island; Arthur. Masson. do; Nathalie, do; Wash
Ingtrm. Cafferio, New York for Glasgow for coast pilot;
Alex Williams. Landers. I'uewash.
Sailed lltn, Nellie, for Belfast; llazlewood, London;
Scott at Bristol; 12?h, Ulalame, Watorfnrd; Paoli K, Ip?
wleh; Arlington, Baltimore; Zenehla, Waterford; Liilxia
Roeca, "Mill:" Washington, Glasgow ; Mlram, Bristol; G
II Deana, Boston: Crisis, Newry; TunlC, Dundalk; 13lh,
Naval Reserve. Antwerp; Prince Rnport, Liverpool; Ex
eoilenf. do: Kylde, Grecuock; Ieelisl, Bristol; Emma Csth
arlea, Antwerp.
Krtal, Jnne H?Sailed. St Cloud, Stllplien, Kotka; Ma
tilda. Carver, Llusne; LJ Morao, Ames, stoekholm.
Bottkhhar, Jnne II?Cleared, G s Penary, Penary,
Bandy Hook.
SniKidis, Juue 12?Arrived, Leo, Andersen, New York.
Sailed 12ih, Stag (si. New York.
Ki.too, Jnne 7?Arrived, Pratelll Doge. Tamlno, Phila
delphia.
Stdnot, NSW, Jnne 12?Arrived, City of tiydney (i).
Dearborn, Han Francisco.
Tralkk, Jnne 9-8alled. Wm Owen, Brown, Sydney, CB.
Triru, June 10?Arrived, Elinor Vernon, Copp, Mew
York ler Amsterdam.
Wiiitkiiavrs, Jnne 12?Arrived, Glo Battlsta, O'Castllla,
Pnllaelpliie.
Watrrforh, Jnne 10?Arrived, John 0 llali, St John,
NB.
WaxroRn, June 11?Arrived, Iluntoon, Nellt, St John,
NB.
West Coast or A rate*?Arrlrod At Accra May 7. Be*
gnll, Jonas, Wlnnebah (and eeiled loth to leeward); 11th,
Greyhound, 7nfl, do (and remained 19th), 12th, Roebuck,
Holmes. Harrseoe.
Arrived at Cape Coast Castlo May 14. Bolivia, Marin.,
Anaroaboe (and sailed 17th to leeward).
Cleared from do May 7. Rebecca Uoddsrd. Gendey, Bos
ton ; Hth, Swallow, Warren, leeward.
Hailed Irnin Grand Baasa May 17. Mary E Thayer, Yates,
Blnoo. _
Arrived at sierra I?eone April 26, T Remlek, Roto, Bos
ton (and sailed May 26 on return).
AnsTKnPAM, June II?The J 11 Bowers, Darkness, from
Bntavta. reports .'?George Clark, seamen. nstlv< of Clies
ler Bestn (Nova H olla) died March H of dysentery, con
treated while at Hie hospital at Hatavla, where he went to
be treated ler Java fever. Varro Klbaldo (Italian), se*.
man, fell from aloft March 14, broso one arm, and other
wise Injured hlaitull, and died April 4. Both wore burled
with due respect.
DoaiiAi.a, June 12?Tim berks Nordmallng and Vlkirg,
both from Baltimore, reported hv telegraph ss having ar
riven in the bay, have since got to the quay. the former
last night, and the latter this morning's tide.
ldvKRrooi., Jnnn II?The Kurydlce, arrived here from
St J oka, experienced a very heavy gale from tne lath to
the 'JUilt May, In lat 45 N, Ion 59 W. and lost the whole of
the deck losd. and had vessel strained considerably.
QiirrssTowN, June 7?Report of John Jenkins, master of
tho bark Shun Qnilt, nt Aberyatwitli, 459 ions, Irom New
Orleans April 26, tor Bristol (oil i nks) ?Proceeded and all
went on well till Wednesday, Slay 15. at 9 A.M. lit 35 5u N.
Ion 67 46 W. weatlier I hick, wind S p., blowing a wnole pale,
the ship being hove to under inslnlnnsail andreeicd phis
staysail, ship laboring and shipping heavy seas. At 10
AM, gale still Incressing, shipped a heavy sea, which sieve
ih bulwarks and damaged forecastle bouse and washed
everything movable off deck. At 11 AM shipped another
heavy sea. which burst alter hateb and ? shin doors, putted
the csldn, started the sisnrhlons lore and sit and WasBed
norts and remainder ot bulwarks olf notb sides I he ship
making more water, all hsuda on deck attending to pumps
with great difficulty, ship rolling and straining tremen
dously, decks cotistsntly fad of water. At 2 I'M gale in
creasing to a linrrleana, and veering tn NVV, with violent
squalls, seas manmg a clean breach over ship, and atartlng
waterways and deck . water getting Into hold, and mixing
wiln and damaging eargo. At 6 P.M. gair moderating and
veering to WsW, set more sad to steady ship, and steered
fcNc. before the se*. Men conetantiy at pump*. Wn 16th,
wind Increnstn.', with falling barometer, took la f*r?taa>
mill, and scudded wltli maintop-all. and reefed lorraell
being arraid to heave ?hi|> to, is ehe wax getting
deeper in the water, with a strong lixt to port.
On 17th a heavy xea broke on Oeck, waahtmc od
rait Iron chain locker hatch cover. At 'J AM sea struck
chip under the ii'iin with a craah, starting atrrh post ant
cnslng. At 7 AM sen xtruck the cabin house and bur?t i|
after part, brose cabin furniture nod destroyed shlo'i
Itorex; also smashed down poop deck, broke beams and
hurst two deck planks; also started after xtauchli.ux and
washed od poop rails: tilled vessel turo and aft; ship a
complete wreck and settling down fast: crew lashed to the
pumps nil night. At d AM gale more moderate;
threw part of carsro overboard to lighten ship; re
mainder ot crew ut pumps, and continued to till
4 I'M. when wo sighted a brlu and hoisted signal*
of distress, Shu bore down and proved to be the
Inulsfall.ot Dublin, frideux, master, from Hlo llncbe lor
Qtieeuxtown lor orders. Requested matter to keep ooa.
panv with us till morning, as our vessel wax in a sinking
condition, which lie did. At daylight sounded pumps and
lound 4 leet wster ill tin- hold. Drew exhausted and vessel
fust settling down. w? determined to abandon her. (lot
everything ready and signalled the brig that we were sink
ing. when no bore down, and we succeeded, after much dif
ficulty, In getting otf in our boot, and had not left our ves
sel in ynrds distant wheu she gave a surge and went down.
We were very kindly treated by Capt l'rldeux while on
board, and safely landed here this day.
11th?The lirig Dart, arrived here from New York, re
ports having hosts and rails smashed during passaga.
lath-Arrived off, Maria Catharine. from Liverpool for
Haltimore, In ballast, with master sick; received medical
assistance and proceeded.
The ship Naval Reserve, while preparing for sea last
?veiling, louied the American chip Areturas, carrying
away latter vessel'a bowsprit. The Naval Reserve escapni^
excepting some trifling damage to poop rath
AMERICAN PORTS.
ASTORIA, June 14?Sailed, bark G K Muntz (Gar) for
Liverpool. "
ALi.X ?NDKI a, June 22-Arrlved, eh re L a Roae, Wash
ington (and cleared tor Bostou); Mary ? Urabarn Boston
Butterfly, New York. ' ?
01-ared-Sehrs W H Huston, Somerset; Joseph Kudd
Boston. ?
Passed uii?Sahr Rmraa G Edwards, from au Eastern
port lor Georgetown.
Passed down?8cbre Samuel C Hart, tor Providence
Heury Adalbert, Boston; Winnie Lawin, (all from
Georgetown.)
APPONAUO. June 29? Arrived, sebr Clavel, Denlae
Hoboken. _ ' ?
BOSTON. June 23-Arrived, steamers Iberian (Br)
Home, Liverpool: Dominion. Glnments Yarmouth NS ? bark
D AB ray ton, Gray, Kosurio; brig* Golconda. Smith Paaea
goula; llattio F tUcli (Br), Cliadaey, Barbados- schr<
Lucr Holmes. Teel. Oonalves; Lulu, Snow, Baltimore ? O 8
Wltherell. Garfleld, do; Grace Van Duaan, Reeves Pnlla
dnlphta; D Brittitin, Soraers. do; Laura K Measer. uree
ory, do; Wm Rice, Preaaey. Koadotit; Ueleoa E Kuesetl
Mobaffoy, New York; .Memento, White. do; Vulcan Co-!
gins, do; Marv Day, Waterman, do; 11 C Wins hip, Donne
Alexandria. Vn. ?????,
hatted?Steamer Gen Whitney, New York.
BALTIMORE. June 23?Arrived, steamers Experiment
l^erce. from Newborn, NU; Vineland, Bowsn, New York:
batks S W tlolbrook, Mitchell, Matinzas; Lucayas (Br)'
reropleton lonlque; brlx Dudley. Kelliue, Payeanderl
schre Mattie W i ttwood, Newvomb, Genoa: North Oero
lina, Ellla. Kleuthera: T Morris Kirk, Gavaleer. Pensa
cola; Florenee Sbay Vai.cleaf. Boston: ltodnor Parker
Gates, Sow Haven; Ruth A Price, Price, Port Antoolo
Ja; f J Seward, Applegarth, Abaco.
Phlude'lpblaJttnB au-?,0?red- "chr Pslrfleld, Taylor,
21at-Arrlvedbrig Stella Davis, Boaton; schrs Oregon
Melvitt. an.1 Telegraph, Stevens, New York; Nadab
Obeuev. Philadelphia; Lavlnla Dnlauey, Reeves, Green
BATH. June 21?Arrived, schrs Alfred Keen Keen
m'7oadfo?do mW#; fc E Blrd""- Wurreo, do!
Also arrived 21ai, brig Carrie E Pickering, Boston; schrs
Annie Bliss, Simmons. Boston to load for Waehlnrt.Vm
Ella Condon, Maryland; Enos B Phillips. Baker to loaj
lor Washington ; K)eanura Van Dusen. Boston ; MK Raw
vTVirV:w ,Tyro,n-, Matthewi, . to loud lor Nen
York; Ira Laffrenfnr Ldoman, Boston.
. M^ledrich? (:arr,e^ h?'ley- '"SVlns. Kernandlna; L
A I) Klsk, Baker, W aehingtoo; .Joshua 8 Itracdon
o-lu a' II 1 ' 'J"Bronk?. Qulgley. Philadelphia
Jamm Maibeld?'WmU. SZW's/'"""0*'
Sailed tram Horso Ialnnd Harbor 20th, schr B 0 Terry
Harris, Richmond.
BUCKS PORT, Me, Jnne 17?Arrived, Post Boy, Robin
sen, Saogua.
BAKER'S LANDING, Jnne 20?Sailed, sebra Sarah A
raleoner, Wilson; Minnesota. Doliver, New York.
CHARLESTON, Jimo 22?Cleared, sehrs Lily, Cole. Nen
York; E K Wilson. Cropper. Philadelphia.
Ph^Wi"* '?h? W*P?"a' i,eaaT' Sew twrk'
Kst Vsr* ?'une 17?Sailed, schr John E Dally, Long,
aon^Ne'wYor'k^^'*'une 20?Sailed, achr Gamma, Robin
EAKTPOKT-Jnne 16?Cleared, schrs 8E Nightingale
Hllyurd, New York; Mary Lee Newton, Coalwell, Windsor
N8; 17th, bark Ophir, Gin. Liverpool,
Pn^lide*phU>WN' June 2W-4j"l,ed- tchr r Morwta, Bnneo,
^?ALVhSTON, Jane 18? Arrived, schr Anna, Candy, Bra
lMh-Salled, steamer Rio Grande, Bulger. New York
Ll^dse^ NewVork'Jm,? 19-tJ*"ed',chr Olive Elisabeth,
20th?Arrived, schrs Mary Shields, Waits, and Orient.
L?*;??*?? York; J C Rogers, Otii. Philadelphia
Pmf ode I p bfa!' Qu*?n. Calhoun, Dresden, to load foi
(JRKRsNPORT, LI, June 16?Arrived. schr Almir*
mr^M I*'?** ^#nwri' f?r Philadelphia.
HYANMaS, June 20?Paaa?ti 0y, achr George W Cum*
mingt, Nicker son, tor New York.
21it?Patsed bj. Mjlirs Willard Raalsbnrr. Handv Plnw
Hot, Hnllett; D M Kreneh, Childe: A Tlrrcll Nlckerson
and Laura A Borilngame, ior New York. ckerson,
II.K,i,i. Philadelphia? 9"Arri'8d- ???? *8'"? Crow.lt.
Sailed?Schr Peter 0 Schulta, Thompson Paacawonia
o??!K-asl.?,S22p
PWU&h.?* 1H-ArriT#d- lchr 0 8 c?rson,
u?h?[' N^Yirk""* ,#-ArriTed- bri* Mary B Leigh too,
wm |Y t'N^NAXrt Jano 19-Arrived, steamer Unas la
-V \ bark, Louisiana (Dal). Goadolfl. Genoa. '
claared?Schra Cyrus Hall, Howes, Pensaeeln; River
Qneen, Davis, Grand Cayman. ' 6r
Passu, Juno Iti-Arrfved, bark Isonlslana (Italy Gon
u1?*j f1" ???*o Gterl Pltsatl, Utllla. '* *
,? "7. ' bark? Lnfra (Nor), Cork; Palais Galll.n
Vornui brf* Ul*mea'll,lk ?P). Barcelona; ii"?
York 21?Arrived, schr "Blgga," Dent, New
M"rTM"J?*I:JnM 2I_ArriT^
HKDKUHD, Jnne 20?Sailed, schrs James Rats
HTVaJi Jra?P* ^Hadelahla; Joeeph Hay, Butler, Phila
deliphia; 8 8 hmitb. Snow, VVaroham
A^MnU Voooit' 'PlMf
Sailed Wr Wm A Crocker, keIly. Philadelphia,
l.il?Arrlv.d. sebr ilsttie M llowcs, Howes St Georva
(Borranda), with oil on Ireigtit. ueorgt
A s., arrived, sehrs John d Perry, Woods, Philadelohlai
Plow Boy Hallett. Reexport lorNow York; Boston, Batter,
Pravlooetown for dp ; 8 b Smuh, Snow. Warebam for do
Iris, Long. Harwich for do. *
^Cleared?selir Jalie A Victoria (Port). Tazelra, Bravo,
Ken^ N-r"^ B"?rtd?
irilf1 tvP ? ' aJrnl>*??3* AM?Arrived, sehrs Elm City
8omi^1for'd?df?r N,W rk ? Daniel Websier, B.ldwi^
bailed?liehrt Excelsior. Blydenburg. Now York
wlsebr K Merwin, Banco Rdxartown for
Phlladolpbla, previously reported as having lost sails a!
too 21st of May, Put in for new aails! *
Also arrived, schrs Abel W Parker. Dean Taunton fo.
Naw^ork"1' A W 'Tho'npsou. Mullen, Fall River for
Vo.fcScSr,.D?nlCl ,w?b,t"- Baldwin. Somerset for
Jw f \ 5 V Davis, Chase. I'rovideaee for do.
.2d ?Arrived, rclirs A Idle ? Snow, Oliver Turk* TmIahsI
Wa.2T,VB"hJ^,,a"t * Levi
O M h ci fd'iAI",,,dri? ,or "ailorell. "
vk w rj^ iwYL1" V"7' ?,8"7- for New Yerk
PorftV? ? 21-Bailed, brig Fidelia. Davla,
^is*CAmboy for Norwich I
Wm T Klmer, do for lioeton; Texas. d<> for do* L H Hna.
Dot! *owba? for Provldeoot; AUe; Gnr.ey do fo^ de.
viStr0 fof> Orfn; LoJL T Chapel^
H AVBH, Jane 22?Arrived, steamer J B Watwan
lev*. Liverpool; brig Starlight. Thompson
Trinidad; sehrs Sunlight, flodgdoa, Baltimore* Twilight*
Cathcart, ] biladelphia; Prank Waiter Cronhv An- it J
worth, itxUard, Calal?."* *>-*">"*? We.L
Glasgow; hark. Aoaltt Menotti (I?a " w.,i?? I^.eo. f
Kate (Br). Aedarson. Waterford; i.rig llattla Dow Sava^
gttos; srhrs James W Brown, Pattertoa Aiwci- jl&t
Hpo"r"*a^* c'r' Awoo1?^} K,"?C iuiord!^
fnoi R.vnYvd. u -Cleared, sehrs J as Kard, Huntley
New York S f-1,10' Au!V' *'nh Wooeter, Wo5*2
Baltimore ' T ' Nleker*?n. Kennebeo, to lead tor
^y^""^88^ m4 Mar,hB *
fc8t8 4 **"? CoK?**nll. from Perth An
Sailed-Steamer Achilles, Bacon. Philadelphia- schra
?KWS?.aai!S;,??' "-.r-XSiBS
,.ifJd~^rTiy"d- br,? r H Odlorne (Br), Renault Line an
ford', BwlVpSE: Pa?"* ^ "u ,'r'?88 ; Whii;
? hl"rn.'phI)adoIpk'la.""* al~Arrlr8d'88br J ? 7?U.?brap.
RICHMOND, Jnna 21?Arrived, sehrs J W Allen Chase
RIJCkHA Vll*'I*" " m*- New York.* *
tJIlTTi8f.'S?d Tr*d" Wind. Gray, for New York - lfltf*
NesTvork ' M Johu- NU; ,Hth- ?
8AN KHAJfOlHOO, Jane 15?Arrived Mhln
<?r); Harwwod, N#wWt|! NsW: b&i. ,M?i%
Boyd do; Karl Derby (Br), Colon boon, do; Kresno Loeah*
Balled"1 Klie T-VM* "Wcoul.Vleliberg. I'ort Blakely *
Hailed-Bhlp El Dorado. Harden. He-title ? hark. Si....
Neved. Nail,.., Nanalmo; llelen W Aimy Vr,em?
llonolnin; Oregon. Howe, lieabeek; Free Trade
man. Port H*m?le; brig llasard. Wood. Astoria ' 8,,r<
^55-V- Portland o
MSsthewsfBosion "1,8 a;J-Arri88d- S.m.-.'ie,
HaLKM, June 20-Arrived, schrs J M Wavnlr. tk.t
a^STr",U7*CM; a'"* ? " WhimlaT'iV^i:
L:;r.rK.Hfc,-:3eTpSr;.-s',,#d- ** - ^w.,,.,
???
,6-H8,l8d-84'P Wave. Martin.
TtUo-'R1, u,t'TOH* 7.c' 'r* 21 -Arrived, -ehr, R M Tilt n
afeSTiSlK"5 "8D"81U ?'"? ??". 1?. *ary,DavblJ
wrcirwnMKf fL*on8.!,,.,i' Achn". Newbnryport.
Ne^ York JO-Selled. schr him City. Kslley.
YACIITM, NTKAMBHATH, AC.
A mm ? hlcdp Yacht k M Ma ii at auoTIuS nTB
? welt known sloop yacht Emma H. longih oyer all,
ilUieet; beam, 12 leet; depth, 4 feet; draught ol water, :j
feet: centre hoard; completely lurmshed. In Drat rlsst
rendition and in commission; built in IB70, under the
supervision of the owner end warranted sound. Will ba
euld at public eai-tion. without reserve, to the highest bid
der rn rrluay. Jnno 2H. Ih7h, at 3)4 o'clock P. M.. at foot
ol Wall at. ror Inventory end permits to see yacht apply
to ALBERT II. NIOULAY A CO., Auctioneers. 43 Pin#
?t., New York.
\MH*i?KTMKVr OF Wood AND METALLIC BOATIt
^|all kia it Smmn Gars. ROI11-,RT.d, itil-t eoutli at., uoar
Govnrneiir slip.
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