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Shipping intelligence.
CHARLESTON, juno IL. 1919.


Per Isabel from Havano.l
HAVANA, May 3l-Arr The Falconer briggs Majestic and
Gordon. Boston, 7tb brig John Fi'man do.
MATANzAs, May 3l--Arr brig Frondor NYork sohr Eme
line, Boston.
CIENFUEoos Nay T-Arr briggs Chinchills. Philadelphia
Quincy, do Tornado NYork Sid 27th brig Green Boston,
TRINIDAD, Nay 2Arr Carlton York; Sd. brig Sweeney.
Sid 26h sohr Lamartne. NYork 30h brig Henry PHI
lade pha.
TRINIDAD CusA, May 22Sld brig Thomas Teowbriigs,
NYork.
KEY WEST. June g. lslo-Bris Spectator Br), from Lii
verpoo for Tampioo arrived tho lt in the charge OF
wreckers had been ashore reef valued at $40 00
condemned and Of sold in the absence
Of the district judge The settled by arbra ion
The French bark Amido from Caramel for Havre with full
bgsd The wreekers faved the materials and 100
logwood and large portion Of the remainder will be saved
by the divers This will be arbitrated.
ST. JOHN, NIB, Juns8 1S4e.
Arrived-Ship Sersphine and brig Lady MAXWELL. Phiad
phia.
PORTLAND, juno II, lAs.
Arrived-Brig Elmra, Mstanzas
BosToN, June IL, l84e.
Arrived-Br brgs Radiant, Liverpool Clipper st Johns,
F; schr Undaunted, Cardiff
Cleared-Barks Franklin Trinidad; Llewellyn, briggs
Delhi, Maanzas Cathsrine Il Mary, Phil idep ha; schr3
Extio Mobile; Clara Howard, Geo Engs and Merose Pha
delphia G L, NYork.
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nocent blood was shed. BY taking the course
which the Common Council did in that matter,
they foolishly, and we may say recklessly. assum-
ed all the responsibility, moral and political, of
that massacre, and made it political question.
Fatal measure! Fatal councils that urged it!
This is the main sin of commission which can
be, with justice, laid at the door of the whig
party during its brief possession of power in
this city, and if that and their sins of
omission be taken as critcria of what they will
do, we should say at once, that notwithstand-
ing the favorable circumstances under which they
assumed power, their administration will unravel
the solution of the problem to which we have re-
erred fnot exactly their own satisfaction, lat least
to that of their Political opponents They will, we
eur prove the truth of what has been frequently
charged against them-that the wing party are ad-
mirable managers when in the minority; that they
are excellent opponents in opposition; but that when
they reach power, they lose their balance, topple,
tumble and fall-that, in fact, when in the ascen-
dancy they are not worth rush.
We believe there is more truth than poetry In
this picture of the wings, drawn by their oppo-
nents They are divided into and ruled by SO ma
ny cliq,ses and coteres, that sound, common sense
and sagacity are overlooked entirely, and in fact
never enter into their calculations and the conse-
quence Is, that the sceptre is taken out of their
hands, before they even get fair grasp of it. We
shall watch the career of the wing party in this
city for the remainder of their term of Office, with
a good deal of interest.
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BRANDkEIHS PlLLS-Inporsant t, the public and sat-
posses ION intelligent public the suboined
captain John Doyleson of che steamboat Iroqros of Pitts
burgh reas the ed successful OF
hy-four Of cholera With Brandreths Pills as the
unfort, natcy there tcman board having with
him his fsmly and nurse wo had not much confidence in
report New York medical and have noticed
Sad he sa
Tss% Of FL si p sr
vsed the Medical Counsel Of Board Of Health of thi.
But scarcely ever take the trouble 70 refue the
do not may not be improper and will not
stamp, and Of some Importance to the public.
the
public good Ny Fssre inswn IA a.
almost every language spoken By man. no, desire to
S ns Ss
FIVE hundred dar in publishing of the advice
st
fiUmsyns that ad,fs But ere tina, de-
to generous public know that iaudanum danseroa.
counsel Their advice the result Of false
tenn Of medical education All examination. after death
filed with thick dark coorsd blood audanun checks
has
all these from the system and supply living
plainly that malicious editors will understand the
No feels deeply humisted than do at the char
living years. have sbored earnestly t. arrive at
truth show the truth subject CONNECTED with
the healing and embrace with that ardor which ne
sophsry prejudice abae pitied the Ignorance Of
the medical and of those few editors h thouhs
pa SsSe sf tTss pills
country cannot Say s"y
Those Them the judges If they have NOS the
tanned thr reputation for many yearsa reputation
Eyery cholera patient who has uscd Brandreth's pills. in
the early of the disease has recovered and it
rer cent would die but when refer 70 Of curs
the doctors a; .nce SAY "oh that WAS only case Of
% eases cured in few dv sv The Sse spna Of Hran
drsths pills B; BkANDRETm. 24i Broadway
DR.. n. BRANpRErH,
back as ain of the steamboat Ircquois and
turn each time having large number of passengers, the
posed of mercb.ndise but which told Braa
dreh rus Immediately caused 1t to be broken open,
hour thereafter five pills when pas
sengers were taken ano administered the nunber
had less than thirteen cases. and al under
will opr pills and weak Cruel aud between the first
board OF whom Cd paid tbs own
of the box ten dollars snd gave him hrs for the
our pills and on the dr appearance the cholera
gave the pills as before witt toe same happy rosults But
his prescr for himself aud family consist
ing Of wife. nurse and two children. His remedy vas
they the only who died second trip up
One Of the passenger. will take this 10 New York.
JOHN D0YLESON.
Hudson street. New York; and Noh street, Phs
aeiphs.
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Charge of Libel-A complaint made yesterday,
residing at No 81 Greenwich street, against Mr. Hen.
ry J. Butterfed importer Of dry goods. No 3S Broad
mons letter witch was sent through the Post Oce 10
Mr.. George Hessenburgh, No William street, With
whom Mr. Gauche is engaged as clerk This letter Ia
written evidently disguised hand setting forth that
Mr. Hessenburgh must be careful how much confidence
he places in his clerk he is in the habit nightly, Of
joining club the of Duane street and Broad
way at the hour of 10 o'clock where no associate with
women and men Of dsreputabe character, drinking
and carousng, &c This letter dated May IL 1S49,
and was testified to by MIR Henry Moulton and Leon
de Baynes who to the best Of their belief that
adavits were taken citing forth the facts and war
rant issued for the arrest OF the and placed
in the bands of officer A. NJ. c. Smith This case
some curious Developments expected to be shewn
up.
Attempt on the District Attorneys OGce-Ofacer Min
cho. OF the 9th ward, detected Monday night,
at the door leading to the office the District Attor
ney, situated in the basement next to the office of the
Chief of Police On the officer taking hold Of
him, he pretended to be in liquor, and on
watching watch an opportunity, he slipped over the
made his escape but before going he dropped a
knife, on the back of which regular saw filed in
at the windows to effect entrance 1t il supposed
that the intent of the thief either to steal
fire to the premises and burn them s up. The latter
notion seems to be the most likely
Escaped from the State Prson.About five years ago,
young man by the name Of Nsthl odes convict
ed on charge Of burglary in the first degree in enter
ing the dwelling house in the night time, of Mr. Henry
Vandervoort, stealing therefrom gold watch aud
chain lot of jewey and other property On Saturday
last, Rhodes made his escape by cutting through
iron bar which leads from the cook house He
gone an hour before being missed by the keeper
"A Dishonest Bov.-A small boy, by the name Of An
drew Pritchard, arrested yesterday charged with
stealing small box, containing ten dollars from his
father hugh Pritchard The magistrate committed
this dishonest boy to prison.
in Outrageous .dssauh.-Offcer Van Nostrand ar
rested, yesterday. German, by the of Henry
Wagner charged with attempting to violate the per-
son of small girl only eight years OF age Justice Lo
throp committed the accused to prison in default Of
bail.
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checked business transactions. In -four, sales are
reported. Tho operations in corn reached 10 600
bushels, at 4Sc. 44c, which is decline Freights
have an upward tendency We quote -four, to Albany.
6Sc . 54c; wheat, lac 15c and corn. 90. a 1oc
ALBANY, June H. 1s4s
Receipts within the past "a hours Flour seOo
barrels; corn, $500 bushels In flour there is but
little doing. ard the market remains nominsIly the
same. We quote common and fair Western and State
at 81 371s "a 621s; and pure Genesee, IS 121s .
$5 rs For corn the demand continues active and We
notice sales Of "a 600 bushels including white at 65e
and Western mixed, Clio. In oats the salos 3ooe
bushels, at S5>ac.
Bosroy, June H. 1s4S.
In cetton nothing is doing, although holders are
firm. In Corn white, 10 900 bushels sold at 50e
Sales Of 4C00 bushels yellow made at Gle Flour
Michigan, sold at SIS; St Louis IS 25; extra, 50 .
Sc SO. Saltpetre-2oo bags brought S. e. Q months.
Molasses30o bbls. New Orleans sold At 24o and &c.
for 25 hhds sale stopped at 22hc Rice prime 3,fc,
mos. Sugar-97 hhds. New Orleans SO SIS a 81 AK
per 100 lbs mos 1900 tons pig iron, deliverable in
New York, S2i, mos; S191a cash.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. June 1913 P. M.
Receipts, via Ohio Canal, yesterday Flour, 1888
bills wheat, 10 937 bushels corn 16,l7s do. wool,
GAY lbs Sales Of making from wagons at al
4bc and from at 40. Flour 10 quoted at 80 "a
ass " and Ohio wheat, S0h Sic.
BvsFA o, June 12-P NJ
Receipts within the last "a hours Flour, 500
bsrrels wheat. 1sO0 600 bushels corn, 6o0Oo do Tho
weather having been raining all day. has materially
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hate from Havana-Eme ute among the Pas
sengers oftho FaicOn-Markets, Sc, Sc.

late from Havana-Emeutea among the Pas
sengers ortho FalcOn-Markets, Sc, Sc.
CHARLESTON, June IL, 1919
The Isabel arrived at this port from Havana this
morning, having left there the 7th inst The Fall
con had arrived at Havana and the Isthmus being in
port 1t proposed transfer of the passengers
Of the former to the Isthmus This demonstrated
against and of the passengers having they
determined to them in resistance If necessary. The
matter was finally adjusted by the interference of the
American Consul.
In the markets there has been considerable activity
with large sales for Germany. White Sugars were
quoted at 10 IL; yellow, a 7; brown, 50 81
and Muscovades. Az 40. The whole stock Of Mus
covado molasses had been purchased for England at
rails In cayed molasses there had also been consider
able business done for the destination 2 RAILS
and from the coast at rails. Rice . 9H Freights
were dull; Exchange, 10 per cent London, and ON
New York par to per cent premium.
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Movements of Iudlvldu0ls.

Arrivals yesterday at the Astoa-- Mr. Tuckerman U
s. Navy; II Hitchcock, England; Capt. Judah, U. g.
Navy; j. Falkland, Louisiana; Hon. Geo Marsh, YER
mont; J. W. King Cincinnati; H. Pendleton, s Navy.
lRvisG Housy-J. s. Bryant, S. Carolina; II. Moody,
England; Capt Hooker, do r. Springer, Cincinnati;
Levi Cross, Georgia; w. Huester, New Urlcans Albert
Cobb, Boston.
AMEBIcAy-E. Higgins. Boston: r. +. Ellis Florida;
Dr. Crane. New Orleans; Major Nicolas Massach usetts
e. Nj. Morris, u. S Navy
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Explosion Of Fire Works.

PHrLApELPnIA, June 12-SP.M.
An explosion took place about O'Clock this after
at the fire works establishment Of Mr.. Jackson,
in Third above Shipper street. which caused consdera
bio CONSERVATION to those in the immediate vicinity
Three persons somewhat injured by the acci-
dent one 1t is feared mortally. The damage to the
building Is not great. What Is singular, this day
year ago explosion happened at the place,
which was attended with loss of life.
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Dreadful Accident.

PHLApELPHIA, June 12-7 P. NJ
named George Horn fell from the train Of cars
Paramount this afternoon, and nearly the whole
train passed his left leg and arm, cutting them
completely off, He not expected to recover.
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saie OF Gevernment staamers

BALTIMORE, June 12-0 P. M.
We have New Orleans papers to the 5th ult sale
of steamers took place the day before at
which the following disposed of:-The Alabama
for $4,000; tho New Orleans $31 oOO and the pro-
peller Thompson for OOO The original cost Of the
two former was $130,OO0.
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The Trial Trap OF the neutrality-suspicious.
OF the Steamer Water Nltch-Steamboat

BALrrMoRE, June IL, 1S4o.
The steam frigate Mississippi left her anchorage
Thursday, and made the to Cape Henry distance
of forty miles in the space Of three hours and half
The steamer Water Witch, bound for the Gulf Of
Mexico returned and anchored in Hampton Roads, on
Saturday night having FIVE Of cholera board.
The patients sent to the Naval Hospital.
The steamer Wave has been sunk Guyandotte,
Virginia. having board 400 bbls of salt No lives
lost. II Is thought that she will be raised.
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The Cholera mt Cincinnati, go.

CINCINNATI Juno 1875 r. NJ
There have been eight deaths from cholera since
yesterday. The weather is cloudy. Tho produce
kets are unchanged
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The Cholera at Richmond !.

BALTIMORE, Juno 12-91 P. M.
The Beard Of Health at Richmond report six new
Of cholera and two deaths, for the fortyeght
hours ending Monday evening.
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der Of n Waterman by Two Black

CHARLESTON, juno II, Iofs'
Tho watohman Of West Point Mills WAS murdered
on Saturday night by two black men, laborers, who
have since been arrested The city continues healthy
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The Cholera at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1913 P NJ.
Two cases Of cholera, and death, have been re-
ported in our city to-day.
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Prize Fight at St. Louis, &c.

ST. LOUIS, June lip. NJ
Two river boatmen fought prize fight on Sunday,
during which of the combatants eye Sevs-
"a hundred persons present, and witnessed the
brutals scene. Bill Curtis noted character stabbed
mortallv
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The Cholera ut Albany.

ALBANY, June 12-P.M
The Board Of Health report one and fatal
Of cholera Two of the previously reported
have since proved fatal.
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LOUISVILLE, juno IZ--U r. M
severe storm occurred the village of Me-
tropois, Illinois, the Ohio river, Friday last
Both chmneys of the steamboat Peytona blown
overheard and two three coal boats in tow Of tho
Belle Of Nashville, and many in tow Of the Superb,
sunk.
The steamer Memphis encountered severe gale
Medina and the pets house and the roof of the
cabin, were blown of. The chimneys also blown
down Three pilots with the carpenter thrown
overheard and drowned, together with thirteen
others. The captain blown from the hurricane
deck to the forecaste and seriously hurt The books
and papers, and almost every thing else, lost;
also the greater portion of the cabin furniture Those
who remained in the cabin escaped uninjured The
boat badly shattered and man almost torn to
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George II Richardson. Attorney General Of Mary
LAND spoken OF to supply the Vacancy In the o. g.
Senate occasioncd by the nstion OF the Hon Re-
verdy johnson.
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Ex-Prosident Folks Illness.

CINCINNATI, June r. 1840.
The Nashville papers Of Saturday say that ex-
President Polk was still lying dangerously i'll. He is
suffering from attack Of the diarrhea and not Of
the cholera, as previously reported.
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Cholera at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June IL, P. M :, 1S49.
The number Of deaths by cholera, since Saturday,
reaches seventy from other diseases 49, The weather
quite sutry, and the Mississippi river very high.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, June LIP M.
The cholera continues to rage in eur city. We have
had seventy deaths by that disease during the last two
days.
The weather is very hot
THIRD DESPATCH.
ST.. LOUIS, June PA NJ.
Sixteen cemeteries report 98 burals on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday 81 of which were deaths by cho-
lera.
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Dreadful Steamboat Explosion and Loss OF
Life.

LOUISVILLE, June II, 184o.
The steamboat Embassy collapsed both ues Of her star
board boiler below Green River, Saturday morning
last, and a number Of the and deck passengers
killed and blown overheard by the violence of the
conclusion; twenty others severely scaded
some Of them it is feared, seriously that they will
not recover.
The killed and wounded were chiefly deck passengers
though Of the cabin passengers also injured
The number Of killed has not yet been ascertaiRed
The cook blown overheard and drowned, and
the second engineer badly scalded.
The boat much shattered and shortly after the
lamentable disaster, towed to Evansville, Indiana
The scene ON board was of the most heart rending
description. The Embassy from Pittsburgh, bound
to st. Louis.
SECOND DESPATCH.
LOUISVILLE, Juno 1916 P. M.
By the explosion board the Embassy, thirteen
deaths occurred, and five still missing The first
engineer has since died. and thirty persons were
injured and scalded.
Congregational Election In Massachusetts.
BosroN, June H. 1S49.
j. G. Paley free SOIL has been defeated for Congress.
There is no choice by the people
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Progress OF the Cholera.

IN THIS CITY.
NAYoR's OFFICE, New YORK, Juno H. 1s4o.
The SANITARY Committee Of this city report SO new
cases. and 10 deaths, Of cholera as having occurred
during the last "a hours.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
Revolution In EurOpe-POxitiOn OF England
and the United States.

New York, "Wednesday, june IL. ls+s.
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BOSTON, JuNe II, Io49.
j. G. Palfrey free SOIL has been defeated for Congress
There is no choice by the people
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men may neglect to try; and IN any OF these events
larry, unless, indeed, the public prosecutor think fit
to lndIct hlm-an alternative far less likely than
any of the others. The following are the sections
OF the ordinance relating to impeachment
Any officer Of the city government except the Mayor
and members Of the Common Council, and, except
where provision 10 otherwise made by the laws Of this
State may be removed from office by resou
ton Of both branches Of the Common Council pro-
vded that removal shall take place until the party
sought to be removed has had an opportunity to be
whole number OF both branches vote Therefore and
vded ALSO that the of such removal shall be
tered at large upon the Journals Of both branches Of
the Common Council
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen shall have the
sole power of impeachment Of all city officers, not
otherwise provided for; and pending such impesch-
mt and until the final deposition the reof the party
impeachcd shall not exercise any of the OF his
Office.
The Board Of Aldermen shall have tho sole power to
try oil mpeachments; and when sitting for that pur.
pose. they shall be on oath or affirmation. truly and
impartally to try the impeachment according to evil
dence; and person shall be convicted without the
concurrence Of Of all the members elected
Judgment in Of impeac hmcnt shall not extend
farther than removal from office and disqualification
to hold any Office under the city charter but the
party convicted shall be liable to Indictment trial.
judgment and punishment, according tolaw.
There is an ultimate appeal, 1t is true, to public
opinion and the press. But how far even these
authorities may sometimes be disregarded, the past
furnishes abundant evidence When journals are
corrupt or factious, and the people do not exercise
the power the constitution gives them to punish
public dehnquents, these folks often escape upon
the principle OF "what IS eveybody's business ia
nobody's." The Heyaid, however, will continue
to do its duty, as it has always done, regardless of
factions or personal considerations. In making
these observations, we do not anticipate that the
City Inspector or the other functonares will for
the future be untrue to their trust but their fidelity
to the people will not be the less for little whole
some vigilance on the part of an honest organ Of
opinion.
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NJ. BARNETT g. co.
EfESlhlOalNEhAC CLOkIlialg.

Gentfemens' Quitting Establishment.
No. Camp street and No. % St. Charles,
UNDER THE vERAyDA HOTEL.
TEHE subscribers enter the field Of competition with large
and elegant assortment Of al the styles Of FGsAi0H-
able Garments for the Fall and Winter Trade which they
are prepared TO sell at... lYHOLES.8LE OR REFILL.
et We guarantee Clothing 10 be made well as il to
order by The most fashionable aou and corps of CUT
TIERS not 10 be eXced in point Of taste and skill by
In the United States. Our New York House T. expressly
established for the urrqose Of m9nuiqgtuInE Clothing only
adapted 10 the New Orleans Trade. We particularly invite
Merchants and ClOthes examine STOCE No. 3
Camp street, before purchasing elsewhere. AT
Charles street Store will be found n very desirable
assessment of HOSIERY such silk MennO and Cotton
EN- N w Il ,l2caLis 5l % n III SY
Gloves and in fact every article appeuanmg TO gentle
mans wardrobe. M. BARNETT, 4 CO.,
dl3 I'm - Camp street and y St Charles st.