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phia, put Norfolk the 18th inst distress, When of
s Sh Killing y
New Haven and severely stunnngthe residue Of the
rel I e up 10 pert
with and number Of other vessels below Green
Capt Downing of the bark Adeue arrived this morning,
keeping the constantly the pumps for four weeks
'G IN rs l'f foul him. ns"
abreast Of the Manicougan Shoals.
Notice to Mariners.
TRINITY HOUSE,, LONDON May %, 1885,
@ ToT Snor ~ Cha; the
the eastern entrance the queens Channel been taken
E BAH large
y 0''e j. HERBERT, Secretary.
Cid New Bedford l5th bark Peri Mayhem Indian and
Al New Zealand, Jan 81. Candace Boes. New London,
Foreign Ports.
GosAIvEs June SIN port brig Fawn, Small from Boston
MosTEco BAY, Jam, June a-In port schr Mary Emene
iron sca Snip Clark Glasgow
bark Apollo Walker Dundee brig Archimedes Hart. Lii
QusBEe June AR bark Lloyds, Watts Poole brgs
ans s
l2h' Sarks Cation N,csl. Lvsrpoo Ann Kennsy, Bald
Grangsmou,h; brgs William Robinson, Newcastle; Eliza
Ann Carrsthers Port Gasle Thompson Burton Pres'on
May RMho
a aays ''s o0'' i'a's's
Bo:aoa u ballast, Coulter Woe RehmeDS lse
S1 Tus ws
Boston; Chensngo Snow fin Live.pSo disc 9ries Philip
SsrS
.s Boston
sn .c Harre ae Of Bmoe o sold The sadsns
Stnbbs, sailed April nth for Montevideo.
Home Por,..
S5s. speedye Wilson, Gonayss; Shillop {Br) Mi.
s Ms Porto sS So ;is
md EdSd Kent if
Ill., o% %m
Sany AnssIstta GroweI; CSrnsla FsnlLiin. and Ellen
aisSHi ksIs, .sSpoei, shIg MorEsa WIN Rand SIsa
N.s ydq FG.
stssm,sp Abs%is ship s. Petersburg s
Ss% :S1'i sss' D''s
this a IL. bark F ss s
ss for S. sSn rss
s:;s Si$,ss
and Wright for Providence yesterday. The
packet shp Gen Washington for Liverpool is in sight,
ing down. and will probably get this afternoon. The
vessels which have been the for several
past under and stood yesterday Nothing
sight bound in.
INV HAVEN, June ls-Arr sloops Frances, Albany; Ann
Maria, do; Bucktail, do; Olive, do.
PHiLApELPHIA June I7-Arr, schrs John Smith, Car
gill; i'm Roxbuy John Hartman Paulin Somerset barge
Albany, Nave, NYork Cid, schrs Volta, Rocket Pro-
aS;
hckon siner New York; .lsop. Charles Raynsr Warren;
Oregon, Jones, Christiana; Star Longhead, NYork.
from London; bark Harvard from Boston schrs VIM
Wyer Adams Boston; Joseph Marsh, Rogers New York;
Greenway, Couch, do.
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The Crops.

The Richmond Enquirer of the 10th inst. says:-For
the last week have had incessan rains, and damp
gloomy weather We regret to hear that in this vicni
ty the wheat crop has been severely injured the
grapes, &C., has suffered very much. On Sunday we
rode over two large estates James River about 10
miles below Richmond, and glad to little
mischief done by the rain But little rust has made its
appearance, and there 10 prospect of rich harvest
The fields were remarkably luxuriant. Many Of
commenced their harvests Others were to begin
yesterday Their crops have for several days been
for the Pcythe. From what could hear the harvess
on lower James River will be productive. Never have
we seen nature in more luxuriant beauty.
The Frederick (Md) Herald of Saturday, says: Our
neighbors of the Examiner, in the last number Of their
paper give very glowing account Of the prospect Of
the present growing We hope for the sake
agricultural friends their views upon the subject will be
fully verified We profess not to speak with any perso-
understand express very different opinion, espsci
ally with regard to the wheat crop They say that the
crop has suffered very much from the late rains and
that in many instances, entire fields materially in.
jured by the scala disease of which know nothing
much so, that TIE yield from those fields though
the casual observer they appear promising will be very
small.
The Georgetown .4drocate Of Saturday says that the
wheat crop in that vicinity is greatly endangered by the
wet weather, the rust having made its appearance in
many fields.
A letter, dated Winchester Va, June 49, says:-The
growing wheat is suffering immensely; what the showers
had thrown down, is being buried, and the matur
ing Of the whole sowing indefinitely suspended The
could not possibly be cultivated for length of
time If the rain were to stop now-and being outstrp-
ed by all kinds of weeds and grass.
The NeDark Advertiser says, that the crops in New
Jersey generally, highly promising. The season
thus far has been favorable and there is good pros
pect of abundant harvess.
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long sIe6.nssd sissss with packet ship Yorkhirs hence
Br bark Margaret Clark So days from London in ballast
Bark Iae sss days Mobile.
S h % S's' IS:
Wisner Gale; q bales sostou TO order "a inst of the
T rss s 'R Is bee: e:
S. ss' sSs B
liz 70 ssh% V.,s Bsh Nav
, ms sG Sssssd Sis Emma Soand June
Fai.s dsy, Ig% u, & The
iasN lon y exchange signals with brig Almira
with sbs sugar s1t e the Len no vessels
hh ss 5S H wa
The has been days north Of Cape Hateras, with light
Br brig Gsnymeae, Joyce, IL days from Windsor IN 81,
Brr Alabama Means days from Blue H with granite
M. xs SSs. B. from sssy so
mossss. to order Vessels LEFT before reported 9th
'sis . :hfa'1sss
s Inst T.. long "a spoke whale chr Dee DAYS rom
4, 4 f Az. s%
rs 100 Sf boas
ss " 5 ss Sss f s9;'9s
spoke Sea Sws d.y; hence for ShaEsstG pn Q. s M
the fall brig had s s sa s. the
ashore.
Schr Sarah Churchman. Baymore (of Philadepha), 20
4,h inst of the Topgas spoke brig josephine from New
whale schr Edwin Of Provineeown 90 days with l25
bbls sperm o-all we'll
81 sehr Boundary Monasal, ID days from Windsor, Ms,
seir Gauges Ellis from Nassau Elethuera with fruit
Smith
schr Cotton Planter Boes, Is days from Savannah with
rice, to master.
schr Star, Grafton, days from Wilmington NC, with
val stores, to master.
schr Josephine Laourette, days from Baltimore. with
mdze johnson x Louden. 3rh Hampton Roads, spoke
bark STAFFORD, Of New York-had put in leakv.
Schr Silva Hgbee Hgbee days from Philadelphia, with
coal.
Schr Herald, Parker, days from Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Signet, Watson, from Phladelph coal.
Schr Mississippi, JOHN Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Excel, Lowell Boston, mdse.
Schr johnson, Hardey, Lubec, plaster.
Schr Abbot Lawrence Goodshell, Boston, mdse.
Schr Emerald, Wheldon, Philadelphia. Nose.
ship; banks; brg-unknown
Sailed.
Brig Ann Eliza for Mobiles brig Louisa Bsaton for Rich
mond
Ships Cambridge for Liverpool: and Quebec for London,
lay anchor at the w Spit wind bound
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MARITIME HERALD.
poEsT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Is

Cleared.
Ship Charles Humberson, (Br) Shettel, ST Andrews, Smith
Ship Creole, Cayol New Orleans, Boyd 4 Hincken,
Bark Washington, Matzen Hamburg, Schmidt Balchen.
Bark Gerardine, (Dutch Witsch Rotterdam, Schmidt x
Baichen.
Brig Cieorxiana, Davis. Neuvitas, Holt & Owen.
Brig Portland, Clough, Matanzas, u Thurston Co.
Brig Mary Perkins, Chase, Port Prince, H Della
Brig Rudolph Groning, Thompson, Key West r L Matt.
land x Co.
Brig Emily, Robinson, Charleston
Brig Wemmpka Howard, Mobile Sturges. Chairman co..
Schr Il Porta Hemandry, Yxabal &c, b Blanco.
Schr Baltimore Laourete, Baltimore johnson Lowden.
sehr Esaorn Level Boston Ksr Vs. Vs. bfrr s.
Schr Amelia, Ferry, Baltimore.
Schr Gil Bias, Earran, New Haven.
Schr Isabella, Sherwood Boston.
Schr C3recian, Chase, Boston.
Schr Erie Nckenou, Philadelphia.
Schr II NAPLES, Daying, Richmond
Arrived.
Packet ship Baltimore Johnston from Hasrc, May 49, with
Ship Harriet Jessie, Conner, from Liverpool May i2h
with mdse III passengers, to MeNIuray. The X is
Br ship Arabian hawkins 20 days from Liverpool in bal.
last passengers Martin Brown The Is bound to
Ship Mary Phllps Pratt, from Ghent May TO-, ballast
ISL passengers, TO w Phillips .
shin Indiana Bennett from New Orleans and from the
Bar a,th Nav with and -four Stanton Frost
Sailed in company with ship Memphis Bunker for Havre
and the oh Z. q = long s. g. s ,SiS ss.l with
Of and for Boston, from New Orleans; time, was
compsay with ship North Csrolina, Drummoud, from New
Orleans Boston, The has been three days north Of the
Delaware, with light winds from EN- and fog.
b. chip Liverpool swinford, days from Liverpool, in
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Eorelxn ImuortatIons,

HAyRE-ship Baltimore package De Guex-i2 Moran
cryder.s ldona Tiffany, Young ElIi:-ss HssI i!
COL COL. Langd9n col Gou5 son2 Ams sV,1s
ssse fs yHIs
If D Samuel, schmidt { Andrsa@l W il FsIey& CO.,
Bea%oi., Frs!e%I . Hepenbsfs. ( col i Kippqs-l S
S:z sso:ss.@ Vol
Hss1 SCI s ssSs
Vel; ga RS Hsishi COS asisht so1S 4
lfettre & Blair5 Z narrison-lC w Thomas-s Wray-
wine Gerdst eo-ssc DO sanker eo-sii DO Baciay
pkg. sodsd w s;1hs
pck Lsgasau1-l Perrsl-5 Can can, s coil Du-
Murry-s G,iis,pis 4 s,sadaei-g BALM Sanders A +
minsMs Desaismus Boi.srd-a Brid%sa CrOmwsni Fan:
smG, DulasHi HitsheocsTls M'iiliard soalo
oG.' ESas Meysri bsass
w"f vo.s assr GffB s
laymede-i O somer-2 L Dord-ia schuchardt &
Fss ses s s Rsh. Esrf Rs
ker 4 Moman-6 Rener CO., A q Maltham-2
ne Msrs i Noel couSseyss Bsn
hard Hg19a Dpso SpsysFIGo baskets wIs
TIMBER DamSmaan-l Patrick ( Coz silk thompson
80 bsna;.s csf sssS s. nsSs g
1913 burr MoIroO baskets wine Bnniager Coz
kns & coz o.. Rich Lentmsn-a Ms"@i whae- ief
Bradwor,h : ee.4 Psyser-.H Cohen-2os baskets
10 r Cotenet-ss Spies Christ < coo do to order.
Gs sSo cases yan. s
hides Rena-d co325 hides cochineal Mots
bales sss @ fs s %
clinical Don Jose Muzrurdo.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.
- r.

Home POrtss
ALEXANDRIA, June l5-Ar Br brig Quadruple from Ber
mu1a.
BALTIMORE, June l7Ar bark Hebe, Green from Rio de
Janerothe Hebe experienced quite rough passage, and
lost several Of her sails Also schr Long Knowles FIN
Montego Bay Steamer Herald Russell off the patux-
three full rugged briggs with white streak Baltimore
Der Of vessels various points the bay, than
collects seelpg at time for long while. Cid briggs
Globe, Youhg Havana; Salvatore, Hobbs, West Indies FL
Brown Savannah; schr Joshua Brown Sparks Pro-
ymcetown Sid brgs Jabez br1 Smith, West Indies; Adj
ans Gray Boyee Georgetown Dc load for the West In
dies: schs Thos Hooper Eldrdge, Bangor; Trya Gibbs
and Union, Bangs Providence.
NORFOLK June l5Arr brig Joseph Bryant Stone, from
Bangor; schrs a johnson, Pennington from New York;
Samuel Davis Hayis from Boston, Pomona, Crowell from
New Bedford; T Thompson, Vixen, from Boston, John
bark Pahian, Wlison from Richmond; schrs Metallic
from Richmond, bound Boston; Sarah Francis. Watts
from Thomaston Sailed, brig Hudson Smith, for James
River
PHILADELPHIA, Juue 17Arr. bark Turk, Eldridge from
Boston; brigs Sem, Parritt, IRON Eastpor Palm Elddge
I'm Boston; sehrs John Ireland Bryan StoninEton; Pilot
Jordan, Newport Cid, bark . Brown, Horton Kingston
Jams brgs Sulls Bray Boston; September Nckerson do
Mail, Baker, dos Hswasacket Chandler, Portland w NJ
Rogers. Taylor, Boston, schrs Samuel Abbott, Wood,
York; Agoma, Watts Boston; Cashier, Robinson, Proy
dencs; Maria Cansey, Stubs, Fall River; Sayory, Will
din Provdsncs; Patriot Mason for Newport; Mary Ann,
River; John Hartman, Pauln, East Greenwich. Below.
from Boston; briggs Splendid I'm Eastport; Mana I'm Ports
mouth Palm, from Boston, schrs BALTIMORE from Nassau
Brilliant and Toga from Easport, and brig uuknown-sli
ebove New Castle.
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ASTONISHING CURE OF THE SPINAL COM
PLANT.

JERSEY Ctrv March ~, 1886.
Dr. TownsendDe.r Sir The great benefit that have de-
valuable medicine will be SUFFICIENT apology, am
vnced for addressing which should not presume do
under ordinary IT my OF
unusual character Hoping may be OF some service YOU
ering been, felt duty send you the follow
ng account Of the singular efficacy of in nv
case had very much OF health for the last two
years about six mouths several physicians
crcd more than describe About four months ago my
back and shoulders became deformed and joints were
OF their places and suffered terribly day
night One OF shoulders forced full two inches
lower than the other and my back affect
ed continued TO get although my friends
every in their it, but without sue
Only about month since taking your
Sarsapaa and have regained former appearance
and usual health am full that this
gular as to appear incredible, and have requested
who may be disposed doubt the of the
~ '''' w" 3'e'' MAR MARIA 4 THOMPSON.
JERSEY CITY, March q, 1876.
certificate, has and does reside with and
any whom may that the statement in the above
VIM II. SNOW,
MRS. A. SNOW,
r zoe Railroad Aveane doors from Barrow =. T..
corner OF Market and Broad streets Newark NJ ~ c.
Jr Paterson N j. i03 South Pearl street. Albany Red
ding Coz No State street, Boston Baakus Bull, Troy
Mr.. Wells druggist Utica; Grant x Bookss, druEyists
Schenectady M Fowler, Lsnsingbursh, and by principal
dies, and the Canadas.
None genuine except put the large square bottles which
ToWNsENb, and his "ams blown n the glass;
ap25 2mSatN&Thsrc
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NV ORLEANsmshiP Indiana.2s7 bale: cotton Davis,
Brooks col A Napier-6 Stanton Frost-l hid
bbls mo!asses Kimba20 do sugar 35 hides Dennis
ton Coz cs w Edgar-2 Greenw way, Henry Smith-26
Dows-l trunk Mr. Chamlin-i G: bds saddle Smith
col pkg John Zimm erman-l box Manhurst X Hastings
2S9 bbs flour 1870 do lard Collins co-324 bbs flour
Aver so20l9 sacks corn Cook-866 do Ga do wheat
Heran, Lees col Dbl sugar truuk2 pigs Bonaf co..
cks furs r Nbank co--Io bales do Kelso57 do
bales snakeroot 10 bales mdze to order-l bale X
Wood2s9 hides John Jewett Sonsi4 bales cotton
der70 do George Hastings COL bxs Peck Van Der.
ssn-l boiler boxes machinery LOOMS Lyman75 bales
Richard lrvin39 do Newbold Cru-76 SKIS wheat
7 PStantou-42 cks Mr. Read cs to order
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Mr. McCLERsAsp paid q compliment to Mr.. Pillsbury,
Tor his able defence of Texas and commended that the
sword was the only expedient, in consequence of the
aggressons of Mexico
Mr. GRAHAM confined himself strictly the subject be.
lore the committee e.. the Indian bill.
MIR. YAycry defended the President and justified tho
course Of the government against Mexico.
Mr.. THOMPSON oil Mississippi spoke Of the importance
Of taking census OF the Indians and to
the discussion Of other matters when the hour 10 which
mee rise Tor the purpose of extending the time as it
probable the tariff bill would be taken up 10 day
and as the amendment Of Mr. Hungeriord was not print
ed Voices: Yes it is printed" and Here's a copy on
ton if he could be satisfied the previous question would
not be moved on the bill when into the House.
Mr. Mckay said It was probable other bill would be
taken up to-day.
MI. THOMPSON would withdraw his motion. with the
understanding that the previous question would be
moved
Mr. Josrs, of Georgia, said he would enter into no
such stipuations.
The CHAIRMAN raped to order; and the committee
voted on various amendments to the Indian appropriation
bill.
THE SUPPLEMENTAL BILL.
The committee then rose and Mr.. HARALsoN from the
committee on conference the disagreeing votes
the supplement to the War Bill made report and
after few words Of debate concurred in-ayes
g. noes 81.
1.-The first section provides for the appointment Of one
major general and two brgadier generals, in addition
the present number. When this bill becomes law we
The provso makes the duty Of the President after the
conclusion OF peace with Mexico, to reduce the num-
Der Of those two grades of officers to what il is now
One major general and two brigader generals
without regard to dates of commissioner
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION hill
was taken up in the House, and the amendments dis.
cussed
AT half past three o'clock, the House adjourned.
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Passengers sailed.

LTERyooI-Steamship h,berna, from Boston-Mr John
stone aud LADY, James Taylor Geo Gray Quincy, Ran.
stead, Robinson. of Boston; Barrett of Worcester;
ashs q a c ,o %
ter Chas Pearson, Thos Tros Brown Of New York. Mr.
Of Albany; Corning, jr, w Woodcock, Langdon Of
Philadelphia; Chas Hegnbotham Baltimore; Roneh Of
I, Oppenhsma Dsgap, Lard q Na,shsE Aba. 7
Holmes, FORBADE, Emmanuel. Mr. Irving, Orleans;
Mrs Hggnson, children and servant Miss Ingalls, Miss
and four children, Montreal; MsMunich Eeulds.
Jones, Quebec; Wilson and lady. Kingston; Jones' St
johns Branckerha Havana; Mr. Rute Mr. Raymond, La
guayaa; Vim Deskche rance; Nc Donnell and Mrs
McDonne and children Scotland Mr. Hearnc and la
dy. MIR Higginson, London-83.
LAWSON Ross, Downing, Halifax; Mrs Greeley,
Miss Hartshorn Of Canada; MIR Fswle of Alexandria,
Total 81.
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New York, Wednesday, june ~.
AsHEs.-A mddling fair demand continues for pots d
81 so q 50 SGT, and for pearls at 81 O6i
BREApsruFrs-The intelligence by the Great Yves
tern has caused cessation in export operations and to-
day We heard OF no sale for that purpose the enquiry
however for the Eastward and domestic purposes gene
rally is pretty good and sales in Genesee are reported
tie lower and is held 81 81 O6f We hear of trans
actions to extent these rates. wheat Genesee
selling at 80 cents but holders do not generally feel dis
posed to operate at 30 low figure.
CorToN-The market remains quiet, and the sales
small There Is no perceptibe change in prices, al
though buyers have had the advantage few parcels
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-18
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