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Herald Marine Corresuouacrce,


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station ile br,g Westminster viii SUPPLY. her place.
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sl'I q ad'seee q titE regular is.ao.
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Died.

On Saturday June s. MARIA, rcict Of John Guon aged
q years.
Her friends. and thore Of her sons, Edward NJ John
il, William H., and stephen Il. Guon, respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral services this afternoon at
o'clock, ut st. Merk's Church.
On Saturday evening, June 5, AZ O'Clock, GfoRoE
WASHINGTON Iusoy. youngest eon Of Maria and William
lIugon aged years and months.
q, child We placed al hopes ia thee
And nened you after the father Of the free
The friends q the family requested to attend li,
funeral this morning ~ 10 o'clock from the residence
u his parents 652 Grand street
On Sunday, June 9. after short hut severe illness
MAraARlr 81 wife Of H. Albion IanshaBc. and eldest
daughter II Noble o. Murray, Liq, In the 9th year Of
her ogc.
The relatives and friends If The family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from her late denoc No
Q Warren place. Charles street. this afternoon, ~ 2
O'clock without further invitation.
ON Saturday evening, June 8, Mr. EDWARD Wicnr, Of
tie firm q wight Sturgis shaw, aged az years.
Tho funeral services viii ako place at his late refi
donca n clinton place thie afternoon ~ o'clock, alter
Which lia uUins will lie taken ~ DcJbon, Ma secht-
$3.50, i9t intermeul. Tie iri.u6 o. thc iagay ~
.nYit'c " atlSnd.
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twSser,snts New orsrns Alisra GoOdyn: W.amsburga.
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Sassaa,l, smith csgt Gotten hni.isT Fred
Yos Ina Rev ofsD r' s sa
Philadeiphs, ! n1sresr " ws,-an Thomas walsh.
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c.r5j.is Eng. John shaw ra,SslpSs Henry Hs;sss
Vest cIso
Hss Ferry and Two sons ii,mtpn trip ESseshsr
and ,s NJ e Mrs
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ter; John Badly York. Fasy EsssnS. John sykes
f. E:d msnTy Charles Trouon New Yoss Daniel Tus
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Barry and lady Miss Barry hrs Mary Norris Dir airing
+ w linton and lady Miss Wright and servant, w q
Cwstlmey. Gwatlmcy, Mrs Gwatlmey. two children,
infant and servant Mrs Hutchinson and servant Miss Cas
kee. A Evans and lady, III wainwright. o Evlns Mrs
Ryan and son. Bernard Vaerger. Erdeuraecher. W p
Fiynne: Flynne, Laforge, Conn. Alexander Nc
Gee Reynolds Miss Jane Moore, Chas Duprey Chas
Mellen-ahd u in the Storage.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Florida-Hon n 9errcn w
Houk, lady and child; Mccarthy. Chas Peterson. Mrs
and child Mrs Butler and children within,
& Busheil.
CHARLEsroN-Steamship union-A Hertz Henry
Downing, Rev X L Widen. Mr. Frcdhormsn, N Howreu j
Wiedmann. Matthew Realty, lady and child: Miss Mar
garet koTrson, Mr. Chaniey Henry Savage, Mr. West.
Johnson Dickens Mrs l. Marsh, Miss Anna March. Jno
Chspin, r Scotia, d Cox--and ID in the steerase.
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The friends and acquantances OF the family are re-
sp.ctfuiy invited to attend his funeral this At
2ococE from bis late residence IL Commerce str ct
without further invitation
On Saturday June 5 Of crysipc.as MAsc.srr u.rirLo
in the s5ih year OF h~ age.
Her frcnds and relatives aud those Of her soninlaw
Richard Wiley, and Of her grandson JoLnA Deianoy are
respectfully invited attend her funeral from her late
residence lTS Fory street this afternoon at half
O'Clock.
On Saturday morning srne s. Mr. prscyA, Y s,..
Man in the Seth year OF his age.
The relatives snd friends o! the fmly respectfully
invited 10 attend ais funeral to morrow morning al Ia
oeineh from bis late residence, 3g1 Sixth avenue With
Cut further invitation.
Jurc s, AR1Hup Il. ASpFnSor.
The relatives and friends invited attend his fune
raj from the residence of his father DR. Moses
- Charlton street this afternoon. at O'Clock.
On sunday morning June O. after lingering illness
A;icr, rtiict OF the late Peter Clancy.
The friends Of the family and the acuatanccs of her
sons JchD and Lawrence invited attend her fune
ta III m III Ieonsrd street 10 afternoon at
halt past !. O'clock without further invitation.
On sunday June G. Mrs MARY 0Nrii. native OF Edin-
burg, Scotland aged &c years.
licr friends, and those of her son.inia law J. Spencer
are respeefay Invited to attend her funeral this
nocu al O'Clock from her late residence l2s Walker
street without further invitation
onisSi.lc papers please copy.
On Sunday morning, June o WILLIAM ASDrRsov Jr
III the DIST year Of his age.
he frit nds of The iamy respectfully invited TO al.
attend his funeral this afternoon o'clock from the
residence Of his father 22l Broome street
On Saturday morning June 8 after lingering Illness
MARY inrRrsA daughter of Charles and Catharne l..
Thatcher. eyed II months.
The iricncs of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from G.
Gouyeincur street Her remains will be taken to
wood
At Varc, near Geneva New York. on Saturday. June
3, AUGUSTA JoEAios wife Of George Conoyer aged 30
years.
The relatives and friends of The family invited
attend her funeral this afternoon nj o'clock from the
residence Of her uncle the Hon Thomas g. ramage 249
Hicks street Brooklyn, without further notice.
On Saturday June s. of congestion Of the liver MARY
McRsE, wife OF John g. Whitney. aged 90 years.
Albany, Coxsackie, and Norwalk papers please copy.
On Saturday evening June S. CAaPEn. youngest sou of
Dr. John S. Westervct of Staten Island
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NEWS BY RAPH.
The National Industrial Congress.
LAND srFoRN-EgRoTEaN LIBERTY. Hrt.
W.sufSaro~ June 4 1885


W.sHiSGroN June s. 1859
The following resolutions from the Committee on Bust
ness we're offered by Mr. Dre and passed FIRST
ssseted that the principle Of land freedom is the only
true principle Of working the problem OF mans capa
buity TO enjoy life liberty. aud happiness The second
alleges TINT the system renting public buildings rem
should be discountenanced
The resolutions of the Land Reform Association were
approved by the Congress.
MIR CsPRoS. of Rhode Island offered resolution Ia
secure the complete breaking mp and destruction of Ill
establishments where whiekey Is sold.
The committee on platform reported several rcsolu-
tons advocating land reform giving to actual settlers The
right 10 the soil anG claiming such The Congress oaims
ioi the people TO see and locate such land second the
recommended. Third. that this Congress will not srp.
port oai ddaes for cutyc Offices unless they advocate
the freedom Of public lands, home exemption and land
limitation. The resolutions were postponed.
resolution offered b. Mr.. Gordon in favor of uni
versal liberty among naiions was adopted
MT nUGANSF offered resolutions declaring sympathy
with other nations in their struggles for liberty. Liberty
for libefy-sympathizng by money and men Let the
United states governing nj ard the people declare the
broad doctrine OF nonintcreTencc with It's people
pociang to all nations that IL control under the
federal power and the federal flag but that cannot
wall not attic mpt TO control public opinion.
The above esoluion discussed at length by esrs
Shedden Goroen, M,pllkc, Duganno anu Caprons
DR. lounc offered substitute. which was discussed ut
length, ana the matter finally laid on the table
proposition for fixing the place Of meeting for the
next annual session, discussed Milwaukee, Proyi-
dence, New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. were
named Providence was decided the place of meet
in2 Of the next annual Indus trial Congress
The thanks of the convention rendered to the on
GERS OF the convention and the porters Of the press r
Their attention and devotion to their duty.
The National Committee Of Five ordered consist
ing OF MeSsrs Dugannc, Capron, odden Goers, aud
Dung and the Congress then adjourned until the irst
" ednesday Of next year
VIM Mattcn not Matter, was President OF the Con-
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Chage ef Stealing Peciet Book and B,rev On Friday
evening Officer Anderson ofthc First arrested man
named Michael Wof and his wife Fanny on charge Of
stealing pocket book containing si money the pro.
perry " Few ueore ~ seems tina, the accufed parties
Keep clothing store Ia Washington aud Goorc
tered r'r store and purchased handkerchief and VISA
o6oa. leaving wnen Wolf invited him TO try coat
wheh he wlhed the complainant purchase. Goore
oontenttd To try u and ia doing laid his coat
containing the pocket book and box in the
store The complainant did not buy the coat but repac-
ca hs own coat on his back ana left In few minutes
after he discovered that his book and money had been
abstraetSd from the pocLst and he now charges that
either elf his wife stole The same from his pock
et The parties conveyed before Justice Bogart who
the above acs being set forth in affidavit, de-
tanned the accused and committed them 10 prison in de-
fault O! bsi 20 an wor the charge.
trieste Y Foisi Book D5olT7s Three vouug men know
to he ol'ce authorities Gustayus Kane iarrison
Tucker aad Thomas Wood alias Fowler were arrested by
officer Wood cf the Third ward charged with coming the
drop game which has been 20 repeatedly described in
the public newspapers, count lyman named Caleb
Dustin from whom tie three accused parties in concert
together obtained 500 The ed parties ware convey
further examination.
.9,rcst FOR Posing Counterfeit Moacu-A German
named Herman Pump. taken into custody yesterday
by Ohoer iudson of the Seventh ward a charge OF
attempting to pass counterfeit 50 note purporting 20
be on the Commercial Bank &c Providence H. L. to John
wyatt corner OF fand and Madison streets in payment
Tor two drinks OF Liquor When told that the note was
spurious Pump produced another worthless bill of the
description which he was also Informed was had
II subsequently appeared that Pump had offered
the worthless bils in the store OF Mm c. Kngs,and Of
35l Grand street On being Intercepted. Pump aid he
At's i.tIl us
bias Joost Er at a3l Lewis street who being ied
upon stated thai be might have paid Pump tie money,
but he did rot 10 rccollect it. The accused
committed 10 prison for trial by Justice Nclch
Juiere Misunderstanding So'en Gcods.-Fcur boys.
named John Davis William Dolan John Flanagan and
Henry Burns, arrested by Officer 0Bricn of the
Fourteenth ward charged with having broken open The
saloon OF Mr. James McMon GOO Broadway and stealing
ihererom two copper kettles cooking utensils &c. This
property he young rasculs sold James and Catherine
Lear keepers Of junk shop at 1a2 Orange street. who
arc charged With purchasing thesgoods knowing that
la n atI1
and committed TO prison, also The thieves TO await
. I'm. her examination
Fu8auy .9ssaHit-Fdwaid Gallagher was rested by
Officer Walker. OF the Twentieth ward charge OF
attempting "a perpctrate brutal assault the person
81 young woman named Mary Ann pailCci<. living ia
Thirty fifth street The accused taken before Justice
Stuart TO await q hearing the charge.
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Letter from Mr. Thomas Francis Meashe,
70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

GLEN COVE, June ), lS3S.
In consequence of some misstatements regarding
my escape, which have just seen in two or three
Of the European papers, and which appear TO have
been copied from Australian paper, | thin; il
right TO set the true facts before the American
public, to whom alone ! now hold myself respon-
sible.
The remarkable kindness l have experienced from
the press, and the public generally, ever since my
arrival in this noble country, and the anxiety feel
to have il understood that am not deficient in the
honorable spirit which qualities stranger to be-
come its citizen, compel me to break the silence
which no act OF word, on the part Of my enemies,
could disturb
The facts are these: =
In the month Of April, 1851, ! was called upon to
renew my parole. ! did SO in writing, and in the
following words:-
/ hereby pledge my word Of honor not 10 laayc the
colony, 20 long rs hold ticket Of leave
handed this pledge 10 the police magistrate, in
the open court. ANY one can see it who wishes to
refer to it.
Towards the end of December, the same year.
came TO the determination Of attempting my escape.
Accordingly, on the 81 Of January last, sent the
following letter to the police magistrate Of the dis
tuct in which resided
LAIR SorrLl, DisTRlcr o. CAMPBELL Town
Saturday Jan 3 1852
Sin,--Crcuntances Of recent occurrence urge upon
,tc necessity of resigning my ticket Of leave and
consequently, withdrawing my parole
write this Letter Therefore respectfully 10 aprrise
you that after twelve o'clock tomorrow noon shall 10
Longer consider myself bound " the obligation which
that parole imposes.
your duty 20 take into Gust dy. shalt a. a notter or
course regard myself wholly dissolved from tho RI
strain, w!ch my word Of honor to your government 1T
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Passeu~nu Arrived.

SBArGHAE-Stip Mandsrip- MI Henry Biang Mr. Lord.
HAnuron. (Ier)-ijsrk Eliza Barss-Rcv AL Stone, A
Fiaher. Thorn pson. PeAot. w II Perot, Par.t c
Le,s; tcve IL Eebinfon. r s.sbn,on II Rohissoa.
IL Robinson II Firth. Dill, ~ Dill T. bup.comb
Slater. slater. slater. SiAe.. Cook. Light,
boufoc Gull. u Costing. E.stutteried. TOOK
ar. DR. Pogo. Csrt jones. W IsNcrofs. IL ~ Gill;
Lamb. j Struthas.
PoRT0 CABGiLo-Norw bSi. Psuiine-U Valentine A IA
end lacy. DIR & do. Litchfetd
BERMupA-Br brig BristoI-Mr and Mes Ill., Mrs M n
quill Harvey, hessts Tough, DAVIS. Light bourn Doc.
Brrrowa
RIO Dr JArnro-SSe brig Ju!ie-P Hamms0d.u 10, r
do. j do.
GuAyA@A. PH-Brg Juiia Ford-A Bartiost Of Bridge
port Conn; G W Thosps. of nJersey; Wiiams Of New
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IN this city on December II, 1851 ly the Rev II. W
Bellows Mr.. JoAQutS HAusfoY Of Havana TO Miss At
GUsTA Ncl'LwaiN. II thia city
on sunday. june 9, by The Rev. William Walton, sir.
JonS II HhnRis To sARn II trnFSNE7rrt all OF this city
At Bulls Ferry. Sunday juno q by the Rev Mr.
Maclaiianc Mr JoHs krs 10 Miss JASE FERGUS eldest
daughter q WalterF. Wiliams. ESQ. Of Bull Ferry
Nav iOy attend each happy hour
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Arrlve0.

Arrived.
sim r,nl,r;n S,ossas eL -, "a -,
lena ri 20 WIN teo a =; az; ~ e. aho ,. he-
FAY 10 rnno : nr.a eu s'ia, ~ ,'ouuhue y 20
,vipS aGS Neison Aertepooi Eng 90 days.
rarL c.or,a 9I,,S ~ ~ orI n,,,. a. So, ~,
and e nss.eprers r. Ina, ' 80 Gays with ron, &c
Berk ilrrop ii,rl Ran s,ner;cr tc5os !; h,,.
$50 rasseneers CO order iOoss' ~ oa'as'' ana
Bark Eprona fRsjyl Davoort Ar.vorr ~ 49, !. -,
Last n l nm "a Trncia l. ~ u's' III pat-
Bark Eliza Barss DrsmbalI nam;ltan iRerm,so, (
DAVIS with potatoes, sc, to Tucker & ishtbourue '
Bark Mopang Iiesogaug Cardenas Nav ~ with molasses
70 y Carts Co; vessel Read No date on Stone
Key spoke tris Mesg2o Searsport hence for
9th Of Barneuat hrig Altoona hence for d.
Brig Mountaipccr tBr Smaes Belfast Is dnvs viii nm
iron aud lf passerrprs Ia master lima ,at ~
LADY for J;verncnt.
expsrieneed ver snrera no;y ~
p,n.t. " ~ Sfe'
Rrg Eie, Dane quique Peru) l3 days with 1900 sacks
nitrate foda 10 crfer vessel "a iarhscl 4, r., - ~ ss
trig Mary pi.rce ioi angor, N,tcbe arrara4o
r. lsands) "a DAYS with htt0 nuintais hsr;lis " -
Guiacy: lcsse IL II buck - f ' =
btg iaul'ne tNorwl Nanderlippe, Porto Cabcli, 10
Gays, WITH GORGE and hides 80 DC Agcao, Jones Co.
rig June tSw1). BoEck, Rio dc Jnnero, 43 days, with
p'1. 1890, 70 '. ~ Iihioerman y DAWSON
49, ,i s,a ~ es 9sacnpolc, Isruenas
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From Providence.

BUAIS tAFslZND AND TWO LIVES L0sT-sCH0oNER
BALCHE DIsMASTEp.
PRoylpEScr June 6. 1852
boat containing Mr.. Merrill Wheeler paper hanger.
and one Of his wormen. caps-ed by sudden souall
on Saturday, and Dir u heccr was drowned Another
boat was also capszod by the squa and coored
man named Samuel Iweedy who alone in the boat
also drowned
Thc schooner Bache, Short master from philadelphia
for Boston towed into Newport This morning by the
schooner J. Erickson from Philadelphia for Boston
having been totally dismasted and los, all her sails in
he rac IA tho "a inst
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Shooting ARRAY Ia Philadelphia.

JUNO {, I0II.
Last night 1t tavern in spruce street George Nugent
shot John Pearson through the lungs The wound will
probably prove mortal Pearson had seduced Of
Nugents and subsequently married her but ii has since
been discovered that he has wife ana children living in
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"LIFE on THE OCEAN WAvE.'-Thc ship Cygnet
Cos tons burtEen), Captain Holmes. cleared at this
port yesterday for the Mediterranean via Western
Islands, pleasure excursion, with party ofladies
and gentlemen on board-BoStoa IidaS., 5h inst
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Mall Failures.

BAiT.IoRr Juno s. 1852
We have no mail beyond Charleston to night Three
New Orleans mails due
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BALTIMORE r. Jane o.
C!caTea--BI:E Edward. Boston; and schr Era. do
PROVIDENCE. june o.
BtioNBrg oececa, Bangor schr Nantucket, Charles.
ton.
Saicd-Setr Lydia Cibbs. Baltimore
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sIIYPpfNG.


Eos sAs .feAsgtsco-yUEsDay 5-nK s-Tgr
sf,srss esg doasIs cri1s stsr-,shir orr 81
o,mmartsI This srsndss s.eaahs hsy.g oassass',
alterations e s for the trade oists
VI, ss e s.sseisse 4ssss sroas a. vs,psss Ss
steelsss eoeounoascrs superior 20 eay stesnrSs
.asa, ha.es .sunda % tstl light ..r we'll . =
yi.i aks The psssasc to san short tms =
.a . %'ss ss s % Z
conveyance than BY .be provided va cissrsa =
THtnzs FiGaxRbsoE No ISeSsass 'S s..s Avp Ss1
1ors. and Nc y siout etront Peiladelpes
THkOUc II 10 San rRAEuIsco.-AT aEs9oEO
rev s.sSa.ls ia gSfEb STATES. 'f cssai:ss
N.s a WV wa sa a s Jsas
K oST ss as ou esss.:
Sealsss Coz 'aander which steamer Awsits the
Y ssss:
ss .a 3 s1s ss sss
rs 1 T. Sss ss. Il:
ssswosn Nav YORK ass ssG M the
oe reecst both az e rrni.s and aetus time PORK to
ss '' NV '' " 6@y vss ss si'S ST 's Co. AD's
''''Fs Jones Asissr 2 s5 ssryss osass''*
rsssshssso ), m, Unisas Sosnar y hheesy
and ssa ss v sa ss%sss sSs
saas IN sssss as svraas =, s =.
Foh NEW ORLEANS pIREcT.-TnE NEW DOUBLE
will leave Pier Eas. river above pcrc
direct Tuesday June 22j, Mt O'Clock r. NJ This shin
has elegant accommodations fer passerger Passa in
cabin state 500 Passage in stecrase SIS freight
or passage apply board, Thomas Z. Stanton sc
south street. or to e. Lincoln Co.. 10 Pearl ea-
surement goods % cents foot Bills OF ang will be
,ea to shippers appce to the clerk hoard Or
oce ~ the agents and sgnen only hoard Tue
snip BENJAMIN FRANKLIN will succeed the William
EoR SAVANNAH UNITED STATES NAIL line
W s On M s
i. D., from Pier 4, North river. Apply to
-, - SAMUEL J.. MITCHiL 1874 Front street.
The FLORIDA Thomas Lyon, Captain. will
rosy June 18th For speed, strength odatons,
Sna ibre these ships have superior the ocean.
NoR CHARLESTON. - SEMI. WEEKLY UNITED
States Mail Linc.-The avorite steamship S0UrHER-
River Wednesday June at O'clock r. H.. pre- ii. ely.
FOR freight apply board ana for at the ooa
SPoff0RD, TiLESToN & Co, ~ South street.
nor RIO JANEIRo AND yALPARAISo-THE NEW
double engine steamship C0Rl ES 500 tons hurthea.
r. Cropper commander will depart for the above
on hursdaY rst day OF July ensuing to above
ports having speidid accommodate apply TO
DAVIS BROOKS 4 CO, 20 Beaver street.
GHIP uLLENA, FOR PORT PHILIP, WILL CLEAR
- on Monday morning. Passengers will please send
their baggage board at Pier 49, East river before
o'clock NJ when the ship will into the and
on Tuesday morning Shippers will please clear their gosds
ct the Custom House before IL o'clock
N. l.. & G. GRISWOLD. II and ~ South street.
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MARETxaiR INTmLLIGEN CE.
PORT o2sNEw YORK, JUNE G, 1852.

ALmArAC-JugE Z.
EUT EIsEs 4 81 NOON morn -
sus sGTs. 26 sIoR WATER :. .mcrnu 53