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Rrooklvn CITY Inte,I,rence.

EXTENSIVE RomERY.- On Thursday Of last week, during
house of Mrs Sarah Oakley, No. SO Clinton street.
felonCusy entered and dssp0isd of large amount of
property mostly belonging to lady from Ohio named
Bloomfield who stopped there for some months past.
The depredasors got through the back basement and
the premises being wholly unoccuped, they had free
field for operations and acted accordingly In the lower
part of the house several trunks filled with vaaa
bes, which carried up the third hoor aSd there
broken open and searched and their contents scattered
about They also broke open all the cosets and bureau
ments as they found locked and everything they
found was conveyed up stairs. the better evidently
family came home and found the whole house in the
greatest possible disorder, and not long in
tanning what had been going on In their absence On
gathering the things together and making inventory
they found that several gold Watches detached levers
gold pencils chains, brooches and other valuable and
much priced ornaments besides all the silk d'esses,
shawls, cloth coats and panaooDs, and in fact every
thing worth taking had been carried away. In OF
The trunks check for $50 Of the city banks,
the bank opened the subsequent morning.
The robbery kept secret from the public for week
with the hope Of discovering the perpetrators but thus
far without success.
Wright OF Knox county, Ohio entered complaint be-
fore Justice d. R. Smith Wednesday evening" against
certain parties in New York. and known to the police Of
that city charging that they had swinded him out of
5000 by the ball box game, frequently practised
upon strangers. He became acquainted with Of the
parties at his hotel in New York. and accepting propo
sal to visit Brooklyn days since took stroll upon
the heights where they met by another, who
scraping scqusntancehp. induced the coantryman to
loan him the above amount to bet with the individual
who had accom- anied him from the hotel The sum de-
sired 81 900, but Mr.. Wright not having the full
amount by him, handed what he had and took in
security bank cheek, whi,h it is needless to say
entirely worthless No had the fellow obtained
the money than he took to his heels and out of
sight The other fellow pretended to follow him, and in
place became be wildered was left entirely to himself to
ruminate over the events that had just transpred.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, june 80, 1853.

CLEARED.
shiPs-Luconia, stouaer, Glasgov zerega & Co. Oder
Barks-LaDgesund (Rus), Molbach, st John, NIB,
Funch g. Menske; Marchioness of Cydesdale (Bf) Fer
guson, Dahouse, Irwin; Mary Anna, Dean, st Jshn,
NIB j 7 White & Co. Swan Leslie, Oporso VIM King.
Brigs-Sayant, Mills, st John, NIB, 5 Whitney Co;
Vernon, Kent Bangor, Buck & Co; Eleonore (Ham),
Tervoy, windsor, Ms, J whitney & Co; Tw Russell,
LiesesaDg, hatapzas, Echeverra; Ebeaezer (Norw),
csssen yerps0l EanSh a MeIess s,,.n r,,o,
a..s asi Ivs Boston lew gsSo1 G sssa
Philadelphia, master.
sloops-Backstone, Ash, Providence, master; Thos
Hawkins, Hawkins, Wareham, master.
steamer shark, Thompson, Philadelphia, Thompson
&Co.
Steamship Africa (Br), Harrison, Liverpool June IS,
TO Cuaard June 2s. AM passed steamship
Canada, from Boston, goth, 40 PM passed steam.
Steamship Merlin, oronsn, 81 Thomas june %, Der.
muda June n. Mrs Coffin, wife OF Capt W Co6n, of
the bark Stanley died board the Merlin at sea- the
go o3 W, exchanged signals with Am bark HESTER
day passed the whaling bark Kathleen of New Bedford
and Peiers5urg to IUSam peasants Left NorfoiR At
obPM 10th exchanged signals with steamship Roanoke,
Ship susan Howell, Norman, Cardiff, W, May 81, TO
order Took pilot 26th. June s. lat 4S, Ion 81, spoke
chip Daniel Webster, from Liverpool for Boston June
49, Lat "a 81 Ion 90 spoke fishing schr Elizabeth Ann, Of
Ship Gutenberg (Ham), visser Hamburg, SO days,
with 2e2 passengers to schmidt Balchen.
Ba.k Intrinsic (Br) Macfsrane, Traee, ], 80 days,
with 227 passengers, to master.
Bark Regent OBJ Stephenson Newcastle, 62 days. TO
the Brooklyn Gas Company.
Bark Hyperion, Ward, Ponce, PR 10 days, to master
June Mr. VIM Dickson, of Passport first officer, died
Mr. Browning, the second officer, WAS left ct Ponce
sick June a. lat 30 So Ion 70 80 spoke schr Alexander
(vbser) a cruise, had 80 bbs sperm; 26th, in Lat
lon "a 3 spoke ship Kossuth from Havana for $.
Petersburg.
Bark Charm (of Rockland) Sleeper Ceuegos, 10 days.
10 Chastelain n Ponvert.
Brig Progress (Br), Tagin Ardrossan Scot, 90 days
ssrs exSursnort asxs sa poJu uss la
Al a. lon So 90 ship Sea Queen, Of Bath from New
Orleans for Bavre
Etuais.
Big John A TsvlOr, Pond, os~dsuas IL dsss to
uasteA
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Died.

D1eu,
On Wednesday evening, June %, after long and.pan-
full illness, PETER ACKER, 10 the Slst year Of his age
His sons Ni.holas William, Ed s. and Samuel Acer,
also his sons in law, Jefferson Murray and William H.
Haight and the friends of the family, invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock, from
the NJ E. Church in Second street, between avenues
and ID. His remains will be taken to Cypress Hill Ce
metery for internent.
Sing Sing and St. Louis papers please copy
On Thursday, June 80, after lingering iess, JoHS
scANLoN aged 46 years.
His friends and those of his fathern law, John Fal
vey are respectfully invited attend his funeral this
afternoon half past O'clock from his late resi-
dence, Fifty eighth street. between First and Second
avenues.
In Brooklyn, Thursday June 80, of disease Of the
BRAIN JAMES c., Of John and Mary Allen, aged one
year six months and eleven days
The relatives and FRIENDS Of the family respectfully
invited to end his funeral tomorrow afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from No SO Main street, Brooklyn.
Suddenly, on Thursday. June 80, SARAH F., wife Of
Thomas Greene, Esq, aged 81 years.
The friends of the family invited to attend her fune
raj from her late residence, No. 46J Grand street, Will
liamsbuIg to morrow morning, at nine o'clock. The
mains viii be taken TO Greenwood for interment.
AT Catskill on Friday, June "a ERAsTUs BEACH at
advanced age. Mr.. Beach has been widely known for
nearly half century proprietor Of the Mountain line
of stages well Of several lines of coaches
ing the village, which has been his residence for
many years, with Delhi, BDghamton, and other
in the southern and western counties.
At Aspinwan, New Granada, on Friday, June 10, of
fever wife Of Warren S. Van Court aged q years
Philadelphia papers please copy.
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minirue Pickering lady and child Mrs simmens and
child Miss Van Ness Miss Clark Thompson Bald.
GpJswett and three children. 7 Cslbrook, Lloyd;
II Pearce, w Haxlet, johnson, ID Ambrose X
Mulligsn, + Goddard Herbert, Dehsine Calf
gan, Jsmes, Sander. Moshart Hard ~icks.
Mechanic. MeKescham, A McKeAchsm, Robinson, s
Whittls, KsaSham, AdsOn, Adeon, Jswstt. lady
FIVE children Brady lady and child; Whitte USN
DR. Page, Snowden, W Gibbs, Grifhos. Kehoe,
Mrs NJ Dibtie and four children; Iougiass, Miss
Douglass W Jones, Ryan G OF, Frs on,
IsS.ls and lady Miss Tisdsis Miss Hsdsls Partridge
and two children; Miss Woods Ma.tin, Henry Mary
Foster Mrs GailE11 D strahan Ellen Snordep Miss
Wolfe Mrs ,,s ri'1ssrsld Jones ones. and daughter
Claire Neseamp lady and three children, John Han
From Cienfuegos In the bark Charm-John MeClay and
David Burns.
Prom slcnus PR in the schr Secretary NarcyDr Glass
Of
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Supreme Court Circuit.

ACTION AGAINST THE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
JUNE SO.-Joseph Mallory the New York and Erie
Railroad Company.-This action to recover da
images injury to CATTLE in consequence Of detention
the road without food and water aud for injury sustain
ed by them in consequence of collision. The
tried before and fully reported the jury that occasion
Sd not agree i appears that in May 1850 the defsn
AID ten head Of cattle and certain quantity of hay and
from the village Of Corning to the village of Pier
The plaintiff alleges that in consequence of collision
between the cattle train and passenger tain Pier
mont, by which some Of the broken, jammed
and the arrival Of the cattle in New York
delayed beyond the time contracted for and that
they bruised and other wise injured from being
without food for fifty hours that they greatly dete
riored in value Damages we're laid at So 0OO For the
defence it alleged that the collision was accidental
veyed were damaged and that plaintiff sold the cattle
shortly after their arrival in New York The has
occupied the court days. and the jury this morning
rendered sealed verdict for plaintiff for 1910.
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Personal InteIliRenccl

The Spanish Minister Senior NJ Caderon, has selected
Stamford Connecticut for residence where he
will reside with his family and three secretaries.
Hon. H. S. Randall Secretary OF State has been spend.
ing few days in Waterfowl Ny.
The folio wing names registered among the late
arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel Hon W. A. Gibbs
ex Governor Of Rhode Island Hon James Wards worth
Buffalo; Hon Willing, Pennsy lyania Major Graham
U. 3. A.; Captain GlJnn, U. s. N.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool in the ship AfricaMr Oliver infant
shd and nurse rn Br9Shng Mrs Broosng Geo Col
Mr. oReilly Mrs Reilly Miss Bates Miss Bergman
Wood, Miss Wood, Mr. Andrews Mr. Dawson, mr. Berg
mann; Pease, Mr. Gnnemann Leon Guerin, Mr. yarams
Cruso Fischer, Aschenberg, Z Psbsrnaum, Thomas
Cochran, Lottner, Mr. Sandhem, Mr. Oliver, p Mills Mr.
S.tsrhw"iss Mr. Bacon s,gaor Bediye sey Virtue
clife, Mr. Goodbsnd Balm, Mr. Grunabum Hertz DR.
Scott Joseph Holman Mr. Nicholson, Skus Mr. Roosen
Dir Ketterlineg Goperena, Mr. Valesoo, A Noses
Master George WALES Mr. Dawson Mr. Sinclair James Mur
ray Mrs Murray Henry Gersld gDor Bedeuis and
Levine Mrs nebronner John skews, Nicholas werrsl
Beni JenIings John Prewck John Whitford, VIM James
Mr. Jingle, Mrs Swaser Charles yandoae deneg Perre
VAndonedelineg Simislon, Mr. Durand, Mr. Auguste,
Julius Cinoradt, Mr. Boun, Mr Francois, ] McMahon-
From St Thomas and Bermuda In the steamship Merlia
w Craw ford aud lady, Lecke, Marshall Roefoei,
Taranieilo, WALTON J. Joye, Brandon Lieut. Chez.
sey and lady Potin Lind, Lieut N Edin Hckson, D
Francois, Joseph, Mrs Mussen, mrs Allen Restyups
servant.
w Treesers, Booth, O Parker, Copeland son;
Red, VIM hlksdorph and lady; Leight III sheppard,
stiddy, skiddy, smith W Hagadorn, Gradey, II
\ Leeds II Ludlam Archer Kiss, WILLIAMS,
Cameron lady ana eaid Mrs. Jenka son Daughter and
servant " u seuuet Cole, Ars WoodRAn, Ms Do
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DisitOnca Servant Officer Brdsan, Of the Eiph
tsenth ward yesterday arrested young Irish girl named
Ann Hackett charged with stealing from her enpoyer
Mr.. WIN. A. Adams of No. so East Twenty ffth street
three silk dresses, valued at $40 together with other
articles Of female wearing apparel valued in all at SOL
pl0y but few days, when early in the morning she
pack ed the above amount Of clothing and off, She
was found by the officer Staten Island whore she had
fed, thinking to eude any pursuit. The property
found in her possession which she did not pretend TO
deny stealing The officer conveyed her bofors Justice
NcGrath, who committed her TO prison for trial.
arrest Of Three Young Boys for Picking Pocles.-0d.
Ger Simonds Of the Second ward Wednesday evening
arrested three boys, named Thomas Curry, Stephen
Mack and Thes Garry, charge of stealing pocket
book containing $50 from the person OF Mr. Jas Mead
II that Mr. Mead purchased book from Of the
boys and after paying for it, he replaced his wallet
sway Of the other boys extracted the wallet
fro his pocket and off, Soon after Mr. Meade missed
his money, and applied the police giving description
of the three boys whom he felt confident the par
ties who stole bis money The officer in search of
the boys, and found them purchasing clothing EVIL
dntly with portion OF the stolen money. Justice Os
borne committed the boys TO Prison for trial.
ymenls Tisf.-A boy named John Mulroy was
caught in the act Of robbng the money drawer In the
store Of William Deck, In the Fourth ward. Officer
Coulter arrested the boy and Justice Osborne committed
him to prison FOR trial.
An Escaped Consid Arrested Officer Dsy Of the
Fourth ward on Wednesday night arrested Frederick
Donnelly, an escaped convict from Black wells Island
The runaway conveyed back to his quarters where
Nj Keeue the warden Of the prison. will apply heavy
iron bsk AND chan the leg o. the convict in order 70
"a punishmeut.
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On Monday evening, June 9, By the Rev James NJ. Nc.
Donald. Mr.. JOHN W. HONE to Miss EMMA PLowMAN
both of this city.
On Thursday, June So by the Rev. DR.. Knox G. B.
ROGERS to ELLEN, youngest daughter of the late Benmn
Ferris Esq all Of this city
On ThuIlday, June go at DR.. Burcharda church,
Thirteenth street. by the Rev. Mr. Skinner Mr. CHARLES
SPEAR TO Miss MARGARET n. SHAY all of this city.
On Thursday June &c. by the Rev. Charles B. Ray, Mr.
BENJAMIN CUMENGEN to CAROLINE STAuGHroR of New
Haven Conn.
In Washington. on Wednesday, June g. by the Rev.
Smith Pine, WILLIAM C. JOHNSON Esq, OF Utica, New
York. to MARY LOUISA only daughter Of the late John
Adams, OF Washington, and grand daughter of Elk Pres
dent John Quincy Adams
At Christ Church. Washington, June 28 by the Rev Mr.
Hodges, j. S. HAssIER, Assistant United States Coast
Survey to ELIZABETH SoERvLE daughter of the late COL
WILLIAM HEBB Of Washington.
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SHIP JOHN CALHOUN (of Bath), ashore at Little Mus
quash, had not been got of 2Sth ult, but st John
of saving her.
BARK 81 MARY, Lee, from Panama May IA, for Liver
pool, returned to Tobago 9TH u having been ashore
the night Of the Goth ult the coast lost rudder &C.
Would go the grdron at Tobsga repair and proceed
On her voyage.
DR. BARK JESSIE. Kelly from Bucksport Ne, lying
at divers wharf Quebec, night OF 25th ut when the
steamer st Joseph discovered to be fire, which
communicated TO the Jessie. The Of the latter
endeavored to scuttle the steamer by cutting hole in
her bottom. but he did not sink Capt Kelly set her
adrift not however In time to the Jessie, which was
almoA wholly destroyed and sunk. The st Joseph
drfes down the stream, running against number OF
vessels Of which greatly anaged till she also
finally sunk. She was d new vessel, detgned for tow
Ing, cost about 81 $780, and insured for FL 300 Capt
Kelly lost everything The bark had about 20 tons Of
sDths' coal on board, as ballast
Bmo CUsHNoo-The salvage dscreed on this vessel at
Key West was ~ per cent on she net.
A EhRM BMo, supposed q QoNe1, WAS passed b -
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Brig Versailles (Of Csmden), Fuller NaySgues, PR 10

Brig Versailles lof Csmden), Fuller, NayNguss PR 10
days TO j q B Thompson.
IA days, to Maitland Phelps & Co
Brig Atlantic (of Phiiadelphis) King, Hobas Pr Is
days, to gilbert Finley.
Brig Wanderer (sf Bath), Mooers, Mayaguez PR, Is
days, to B Thompson.
Brig Emsn. (ot Penoosoot), Staples. M.yaguss, lPR,
10 days, to Peter HarmOpys, Nephews Co.
Brig Mary Ann (Br), Balcam, Sydney, 10 days. to
Brig Chesapeake (Br. Davidson Windsor, IA days, to
master
schr Secretary Marcy hree masted) Robbins silsnus
PR - Gays, to Onatavia Co.
sehr Ha, aismo Porl, Ferreire, Madeira, 80 days,
Schr Louisa (of Washington. NC), Gaskl, st Thomas
via Turks Islands June H. to Burnett Co June g. in
Lat 80 AZ Ion Is, during seven knot breeze carried
Schr Sally Badger (of Plymouth, NC), Styren, Aqua
dilla PR 10 days, to Onatavia & Co.
schr lone, Lermond, Guayama, PR, 10 days, to G
schr Leo (of Boston), Snow, Bonaire II days. to de
Agreda, Jove Co.
schr Oregon (ef Newburyport), Cook, Cabarsjo, II
scbr Horret, Putnam, Cherryaed via Portland days.
The put into Portland to stop leak.
Schr Independence, Farow Washington, NC, days.
schr Sarah Bruen. Totten, Georgetown, sc, days.
scbr y Moys Halock, Mobile. 20 days
Schr Matilda Wells Terry, Charleston, 6 days.
SchI Grahdee, Nutter Calais. IA days.
schr Esemplar (Br) Smith, windsor IL days.
Schr Dirigo, Nckerson, Millbridge, 9 days.
schr Alfred, Hall kockland, 4 days.
Schr John StuD Porter, RocklaDd days.
Schr Fountain, Rhodes, RocAland, 4days.
SAILED
Clipper ship Queen Of Clippers San Francisco barks
Wind-sunIise, S Light; sunset, NV, with heavy rain
[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TnBGRAPHl
THE HIGHLANDS June 3O-Sundown.
One brig of the Highlands. to Corning, and one
brig coming past the Highlands.
The outward bound YES els have all gone to sea.
Wind light from s, Weather hsgy.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

HAMILTON, Bermuda, June g. 1853.
Since my last Communication the folio wing vessels
have arrived at this port-June co. brig Swan, Morrow
NYork schr Medora Smith, PRico; oath. briggs Tornado
McCarty, Baltimore; 26th, Penguin, Dill, do; Water
Witch, Hutchngs, NYork; schrs Alert Hutchings, Win
dies; Margaret Mason, do. Cid June IL, briggs Golden
Rule Wellington, London; 18th, Aethous SteiTen Que
bec schr Bigelow, Wtter PRico.
The following vessels entered at the port Of ST. Georges
14th, briggs Lady Seymour, Conrad Halifax 18th,
Princess Royal, Doe, NYork. Cid 18th briggs Lady Sey
mour, Halifax Princess Royal, NYoIk.
American bark George Franklin out eighteen months
a whaling voyage, with 800 bbs sperm oil called at
Hamilton the 10th inst for provisions and sailed the
same day.
Brig Phoenix, Capt Puffer, of Province Town, Us,
out eleven months, with 200 bbs sperm OIL rs bbls
black fish oil, bound 10 the Western Islands, also called
at Hamilton for provisions, the 4h inst, and sailed
the same day.
PHILADELPHIA, June 30-4PM
enthusiastically Osprey, Bennett, Charleston [see
columnsl bsrks Louisa, Brook Cardenas; AzeIa,
Bartlett AIecbo Pr briggs Typee Iarkn, Turks Islands,
Rechebte, Gray New Bedford; schrs d Smith, Peter
SON Boston; Somervile, Chase New Bedford Achsah d,
Johnston, Providence Emporium, Hawkins, Providence;
Franklin Corliss, Hancocks Bridge Audenred, Cor.
SON. Boston; Medford, Loud, Bridgeport
Ceared-Barks Japonica, Powers, Havana; Cabasa,
Haven Ciepfuegos Elk Harding Boston, briggs Fabans,
Jackson st Jago Mary II. Crowel Delaware City; Tan.
gier, Griffin. Boston, Petit Lizzie Mcfarland, do;
Holt Dolivsr, do; schrs Somerve, Chase do; France,
Sears. Portsmouth; Medford, Loud, Boston, II Hun
ter, Hammond, Milton, Mass; Emporium, Hawkins
Diebton Audenried; Corson Boston, Achsah d. John
son, Providence; David Smith, Peterson, Boston.
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.PnuADnrnIA. June ao-Reported by Keen Taylor
First Board = 81 900 Allegheny County 6's, 9s; 900
Penns 5s, cash 9S 900 do, 55, cash. 3d. 5000 Reading
35h; Lehgh Nav cash, 10; $50 Morris Canal, 2oM 20
Commercial Bank e6K; North American Bank 1871
Ba'osn Bowdst62,0O0 City RR Cts, 's9, 1857; Al, 900
United States SIS, 49, 12lH $500 de- 6s 121 so shs
schu,lhil Nav Pref 3s% $50 Chester RI, 141I 500
Long Island RI bswn, TN Second Board 5000 County
%, 6s, new, 30; 100 do. go new, co. AGO Schuyki
1000 susqsshsnna Canal g. 0sX 1000 Wilmington RR
os, bb, os y shares Penna RR, 4eX 10 do "a 80; 20
Boy; % Lesigb Nav, 10Y; 81 Harrisburg RR, 0eH
Atsr BDoTd.l2 shares Bask d Keosuoty, Ill, Mwast
d0.
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Co~rt UaIeadax-This fux.
UNNO SfA1B DE1R-r CoUw-Nos a. 30 Al 10 a.
SOW OouE-Orouit Adjourned for the arm One
suse re.srvsd 70 be tried before Judge Morris
s0a VosW. branches sdisvrned
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TIE wEArm--During the past two days wa have had
very rainy ws.thsr The highest rise Of the hsruoms
ter was yesterday being e. 20 degrees
westerly; but yesterday evening, about 90 O'Clock,
the wind veerea 70 the north and ct O'Clock the rain
fell in torrents, accompanied by much thunder and
lightning The quantity Of rain that fell Wednesday
last, the 10Th instant, about one half inch.
The NEW CITY CHARrm-CFrIuAL RESULT The
rate result OF the voting for and agsnAt the city
charter for New York made known yes erdAy. 1t
will be that the people came for ward noby in the
Of civic reform The Is the census OF the
vote taken Votes.
In favor of the new charter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 362
Opposed TO- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4o6
Blanks Observation-Disclosures. Is
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Wolfe.
Philade phia Nathaniel Hooper, Raines NYorf schrs
sabine Maria, Norman, Hpsachicola Walter N Tapks,
Cid ed, ships Otseonthe, Young, Liverpool; Saxon,
Crosby do; bark Tuya (sp) Roig Barcelona brig Adams
Christi 3D. achrs Amphitrie, Goldng fsmpco visitsr,
Ferry, Pensacola; Roam, Gunnisen, Rrazos Santiago.
T1Sea +" s. sea 18th ships Marathon Kensebsd bar.
10th, ship Clifton bark Sr brig Linden schr Aparaceda.
NoRF0LK-Arr June 20, schrs Frank McMath, NYork;
NEWPoRT-Arr June 20, schr Harvest, Frisbie, Taun-
ton for NYork. Sid sloop Fish, Babcock, Fall River
NEW HAvEN-sld June 20, schr Revere, NYork.
NEWBURYP0RT-Arr June 49, brig VIM Groton,
fHILADELPHIA--Ar June 20, banks Trina, Nobre. Ma
Iacaibo; GEN. Mayo, Boston, briggs Bermudana, Outer
bridge Turks Islands IS days; Mail Baker, Boston CID
Rsmick, Boston, schr Havley Cartwright, Sag bar.
Dor; schr New Zealand, Poland, h. Cambridge
schrs Don Nicholas, Mary Farnsworth and Splendid,
Philadelphia.
PORIfAND-Ars June 2s, brig Ada Br), Carter, Liver
pool, April 26 schr Lady Of the Ocean, Lewis Phils.
Signal for bark Cid briggs PenAell, Dyer Trinidad;
james Crosby. Clifford, Cardenas.
tmore via Apponaug; Nerh Pacific Buck Pha ielphia.
SD schrs Sea Gull (new, 134 tens) o Wand, Baltimore;
Kensington Swain, Philadelphia Michigan, Blanchard,
do Tor Bangor, according to wind) Champion, Aness
NYork; sloop Motto, Bebee, do.
,os .sSss JUNE ship samuel Se .ss
Bonting, NYork; Dayids n, Drisoon, NYork Sid brig
Governor Brown, Park, Venice
sAvANNAH-Arr June 20, steamship State of Georgia,
Collins, Philadelphia. Cid schrs Plandome, Brown, N
York 9TH Hertz, Carter, Havana.
e., sALEMAT june 2S schr philadelphia, Rogers, Troy.
wILAING1oN-Arr Jane "a Dutch ganiot Me vrouw
Wnkel Van Der veen Bristol Fl 2oth brig Eohqe Clash
kin, do cd 2sth, schrs Eugene, Lowell, BOSTON Har-
vest Williams, Gloucester, Mass.
WAIDOBeRo-Arr june 20, solxs ALmisa Ana. win
NQa Crosop, GsQe, Virginia.
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III
THE HIGHLANDS June 3O-Sundown.
One brig off the Highlands. to II Corning, and OF
brig coming past the Highlands.
The outward bound yes els have all gone to sea.
Wind light from S. Weather hszy.