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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

Massachusetts, Railroad Company hsd st Boston On the
o0th Inst The presideat made proposition TO ths elect
that the bsndholdexs exchange the bssds In thsr
psssesson for bonds which shsl bs made payabls On
the first day Of July, 1876 secured By mortgage. and
bearing Per cent interest-a sinking faud Of ten
thousand dollars Per year, placed In the hands Of the
trustees being established further security for the
payment OF the bsnds-this arrangement not to be
bineing unless authority be obtained from tho Legsa
tu and the mortgage DO executed before the frst day
OF July, 1885, and accepted BY the holders Of three
fourths Of the amount Of the bonds. Tho president
expressed his confident conviction that the road could
easily pay tho interest ON the new bonds, snd set
aside the per year. The vote taken ths PROPOSE
ton not full one but the majority In its IA
vor.
The Boston Traveller, Of the 2oth ult., says =
Stocks were variable to-day, and slightly unsettled.
Boston and Maine improved Y, with active request
at lOoK Providsnoe, 66X bid, 81 asked. Boston and
more offered at Same rate. Eastern, on sales OF ten
shares, jumped up per cent Ftchburg steady ct So
Northern advanced X, with . better demand for tbs
stock than for several weeks. 0gdensburg wer
and heavy Vermont and Massachusetts, declined to
12H, with more sellers than buyers. Vermont and
Canada advanced per cant since last s.le In the cop
ers Forest, bid, ~ asked-asssssment Of 90 per
share paid; Pittsburg, i47 $50; Algoms, * bid; Fat
asked; Minnesota, is5 bid; Copper Falls, IS S5X.
On the lst Of June tbs floating debt OF the Ogdsns
burg Railroad, amounting to $35osoe, win fall due, it
having been extended for year. and secured BY
600 second mortgage bonds anda mortgage
the lake propellers making 100000 In all which the
corporation offers 70 the crsdtora If they will receive It
in fun payment. Tho present board Of trustees j.
g. Hdridgs, John Smith, and VIM. r. Lee, who has just
bean appointed to Gil the vacancy created by tho res
nation Of j. G. Howe.
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The falling off in duties collected customs IL stesd-
Iy reducing the surplus revenue, and the probability Is
that before the expiration Of the present year the
posits viii be under twelve millions of dollars. The re-
deinpon Of the public debt proceeds slowly The
ney market too easy to induce holders OF
stock to change their investments.
The ninth annual report Of the Boston, Concord aud
Montreal Railroad Company, presented at the stock
holders meeting at Clifford NJ H., Monday, states the
whole amount charged to construction at I'll 80 49,
The income for the ending March 81 1895 81
expenses during time, $154 1871 17-lesving net
earnings $l4o9Sl H. which has been appropriated
interest bonded and floating debt, and dividends on
the preferred stock, leaving a surplus Of s1OS5i &c.
from which dividend of 81 per share, little more
than $4,000, has been declared on the stock The
fssting debt April saol $40 TO- and has been
duced s145 307 50 during the year. OF this about
half viii be paid during the year from bonds already
sold, and Of the balance, say sl5o,00o than
half Is represented by the wood lands and personal
property Of the company, which 10 entirely unencum-
bertd, aud the for meeting the 70 due the
unsold preferred stock the difference to be paid on
conversion Of the old stock into The repairs Of
the road have been much larger than usual and include
many items not OF the ordinary character the whols
amount beng $40 900 greater than the previous year.
and the road and nsoniuery In csmpiste aad
effective coadH on than twelve months ago.
As meeting Of the boadhOldsrs OF the vernoat and
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, June % p. N.
Flour-Market heavy; sales Of 5000 . 5000 bbls
mostly at yesterdays prices except common brands of
Western and State, which were exc. 1870. lower
Wheat firm, but nominal Corn duh and sales light,
being confined to 5000 10000 bushels at 81 IS for
Northern white and yellow Western mixed 81 IL
and Southern white and yellow at 81 16 81 IT. Pork
Sales Of about 900 bbls., at IL per cent of for
mess, both old and new Lard quiet at 1910. 1885,
Beef and cutmeats firm. Cotton firm, but some Less
active. Whskey dull.
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ncUIIsT--NICHT BLINDNESS, A SINGULAR
~ and mysterious disease-thus known to msdial men,
IT, understand. commonly Incidental TO- Mariners and
sea Ia sLipsn IL will DO from sGdavt which we
IN Iish in another column, that Dr. WkesIcr ecusI "a
is Brood asssa been suossssfs In eosasdy ssfg
a eofe
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MI CITY y
IN York. ssThomas Tomnson, resident OF Disby noya
Scotia the schooner Granger, captain
John Fowler Of that port being saith hss while -
with total loss Of VISION which he has since
DO known might biindntss and deponsns ner ssi
New York, whom he induced to visit Dr. Wheeler az
Brooms street who entirely cured doponent and 70
whose k, kindness and humar, aeRonsns fsels deeply
sworn before me this aoth day Of May 1885, Jas c. HAR
lott, Commissioners OF Deeds
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SAruBDAr, Jun0 40 r. M.
Thsrs rather duh market ct tbs Hrst board dsy.
1hs excitement In Reading has partially sussided. Ali
the leading stocks were quiet but prices have varied
much. Ohio Life and Trust Company aAvaacsd per
cent; Cumberland Coal =; New York Osntral Railresd
NJ Michigan Central Railroad Y; Cleveland and Toledo
h Harlem Y. Panams Railroad declined " per cent;
Reading Railroad y. There small sales Of Stonng-
ton at SAX IS per cont, which II Improvement en-
previous sales Cumberland was tho most buoyalt
stock the list to-day. Illinois Central Bonds continue
In demsnd 1T the advance.
At the second board there mot much activity in
the market, and no change Of consequence prices.
Erie was eighth better; New York Central, y do.
The transactions ct tho Assistant Treasurers Office
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

(,ARD DIR. WHEELER, ocULlsT, lss BROADWAY.
devotes his attention Of eye aud By his
mild treatment chronic Of the eysds
eyes however long standg ehectuay cured; fms
pecks &C., removed without surgical operation. once
hours, to +. N. Artificial eye inserted.
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UANTED--A PATTERN CARVER AT ~ DUANE
strees None hut cd wsrkn mos Aad Of sea Nv Lsb,.s
Letd ASriy 10 sset. s.sady employ meet cAa b Aysn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

r~~o~I~~~~~~--
(yARD PRINTING OF ALL KINDS, BILL HEADS.
bills Of lading, circulars notices receipts, blanks.
merchants store bills and al other kinds Of JOB printing
Ing ONCE l42 Fulton street, between Nassau and
NEW PATENT SPECTACLEs FOR STRENGTHEN
IN ing vision and for seeing both distant objects
featured BY Professor FRANKS Pasente Lecturer the
Human Eye, Optician to the New York Eye Hospital and
New York Eye lnhrmary. once No Pack row, opposite
the Astor House. business hours from A. N. TO Pm
TOWN TRAVELLER -ONE WELL ACQUAINTED
i with business, and having good connection In New
Brooky and the other suburbs wishes to add TO his
other commissions, article that the OF
proprietor may wish to bring speedily before the public
Address Tew Traveller. box III, Herald Office
WINDOW SHADES AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
w GEO. W. CARPENTER has opened n nov store AZ
30 Chatham street whore he invites public TO call and
see his stock Of gold and other shades OF sizes Corncos
hands, loops pins. 6o.. constantly on hand
WOOD MoULDINGS WOOD MoULDINos-A
splendid variety Of carpenters ship joinsrs' Gid
rs moulding always band and worked order 81
hcrtest notice. at 12 Centre street. between Walker and
White and at 40 Tenth street, near avenue
SELLERS COMPANY.
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AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.

psv Gsorre Wbjpp'e, SecretaTy Q. tne Forelgn De
.,-s.s Ssvs A account Of the operations OF the 80
.. .h~asd Tberr are DOW so missionaries la the
esr dsid siaos the last annual report .tIesn have
: L.. ~ fsr.iga ports. aun5er Of stations are 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-03

GENTLEMEN DESIRING A VERY PLEASANT L0-
cation ior rooms wisn partial eoard in private family
street, Broadway extrAvagant fair price
required and expectation to remain months
suited References required.
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R0ARDING.--Two OR THREE RESPECTABLE
IL young have q large, well. furnished
he second door o modern house. hot cold aud shower
seths piesAaps ssrden 40 either With wfshsut
board rsAopabls terms also spacious back parsr
on fret floor, suitable Cor sesssmAn and wife, Apply ct
- Sults "a st., between Blsscker snt Anity.
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remains win be Inferred IN Calvary Csmstsry Friends
and acquaintance are invited to attend.
On Tuesday norriog, April 8, BENJAMIN franklin
LEWIS, after lingering Illness OF consumption, in the
Goth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the ANA
rsnth Lodge OIL O. Of o. FL respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his Late residence No. as
South Second street, Williamsburg, this afternoon at
O'Clock, without further notice. The remains will be
taken TO Greenwood for interment
Western papers please copy
At South Bergen, New Jersey, on Monday, April %,
ELIZA LAWRENCE wife OF Enoch lawrence aged so years.
The friends end relatives respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the
residence OF her brother law John w. Brasted South
Fifth street. door from the Of Eighth street.
Williamsburg.
At Utica N. Y Feb Goth, Of paralysis, FRANCIS D.
GRosvERNoR, aged 81
Australia papers please copy.
On the Sd Of March, board the ship Lady franklin,
passage to Liverpool, Eng, Of heart disease, Eo
WARD H.. 10 his 10th year eldest Of John N. and
Deborah X Belden, Of this city. He was young man
Of great promise, and to know to love him. In
search Of health he met DEATH and his remains repose
in foreign land.
On the 9th March, 1885, mt Adernvilla Island OF ST.
Crox, l., whore che had gone for her health, Miss
CLARA CHARIOTrE HOLLY, In the 10th year OF her aze
he only daughter of William O. and Charlotte NJ. Holly
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Personal Intelligence.

The Hon. Josiah II. Tnmpkin, Of Georgia. has de.
clned the appointment Of Judge Of the Court Claims
ARRIVALS.
AT the St. Nicholas Hote!Mr. Sanford, Of Derby late
Charge of Paris Hon s. A. Foot Geneva; Dr. Blache Lon
don; Gen. j. l.. Dix Geneva.
At the Metropolitan Hotel-Capt. VIM. A. Gardner U. s.
NavyaL Philip Romain Maryand A. Guthrie and family
Illnos d. z Nudge St. Louis: Col 7. 9. Wright, New
Orcan.; T. Moore u Army; W. Bodisce, Russian Lega
ton VIM. Agnew, Philadelphia; Judge GOTTA, Cincinnati
u Psttison, baltimore; d. l.. Masruder u s. Army; c.
Z. futile, Boston.
West-Rev X Merrill, q Wykof, Esq, Judge II Camp.
bell Capt Potter, Ryman, Levi and lady. Dennis,
Reynolds Winchester, Morse, A Marie, Pinto,
Capt Bovnes, II Ketchum, Medina, w Scott Mrs A
White, Earle Earle Capt McKaye, Capt w Rogers,
Rogers, Neefus Coxzens Curtis, w Rogers,
Weed, + Wadsworth Warner J Curtis, II Blank
man, John Parsons, 0'Nel, G Fuller and lady, Mrs
Baker and infant, w Carroll G Gilman, Crane John
Miller bolls, Z Dunn, G Crosby, King, II La,
Harris Pacific Express; Hbben Hawes Express and
l2S others In steernge.
From New Orleans and Havana 10 steamship Black War
rorT Blish Alfonso Lacoste lady and sister Thomas
Lewis Mrs Cutler and servant Walter Wells Mrs Wad
dell, J. Ferguson, Cnbalos, David Castillo
Louis Zimmerman, Sutherland, George Maslo. Miss
Freligh, II Calero, August Carter, John Berry.
From Savannah in steamship AugustaCol Schattor Miss
Mary EdmoEston, Miss Nancy Wigfan, + Pruyn. Lv
Pruyn and lady, Miss Turner, Khetz, Bailey, q A
WOOD Allen Hubbard Isaac Reich. W Dresser, Andrew
children Mrs Murray and child DR. BENJAMIN,
watson, A Davis Parides, g Titus, II Mcintosh,
sGoodman. il Roscnfeld, Norris Altman, IL Anchart,
II Marsh, and 20 steerage.
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Mem0randa.


Capt Johnson Of ship Fnaad Of Baltimore from Cslcut
Tor London before reported at st Helena died the
third dsy aiter landing there His wife and child with
him 1t the time
Ship Fyaway hence At San Francisco I'd u IS days
to the Equator tho Atlantic Was of Cape Horn 10
In strong gales Crossed the Equator Feb 2h Ion los aud
from sE ssE with rain an thick westhsr
Ship Cairo cnce at do Sd ut from lat 50 to 80 10 the
for q days Was sight OF staten Land days In light
Horn had heayy gales for is Crossed the Equator
18th in Ion III 49, and had light winds and Gains to lat
to Feb stb iat 5 when shifted 20 INV F.S so.S,
experienced violent gales which split fore main tops
double reefed also split forsa After then had moderate
the Isreonese after which strong gales and thick
weather.
Ship Electric hence at do fth ut % days TO the EguA
tor on the Atlantic which she crossed Dec Ah in Ion 81 3D.
heavy gales for days Crossed the Equator Jan 3h lon
ITO and for several after bad light winds
and ss%; Iron lat had s,sns w 4.
board two days. durn WHICH time Lad very thick wssthsr
ship CleoIatrs hence 4h, was 50 days to the Equa
with hysals Crossed the Equator 70 the Pacific Feb
M in Ion no end had hne eastery winds until within the
last 90 hours during which time had been Of port in thick
oqs The experienced weather during the passage,
and did close her opsas but once after New
York.
by parties in York Me- who intend her pske, between
that port and Boston.
apc clipper bark Of $40 tons will be launched from the
snip yard Of Messs Allen Sisson at Wesrort Point,
Es ofhat place and win employ Cd In th. q ERIN whale
fishery.
Coon PAssAsEs--New ship Donsld n Kay Capt Warner
from Boston, Fec q r Liverpool arrived Oh Hoyhesd llh
DO Ieb rs arrived Deaf 18th ut New Great Rspub
ie Lmsburur hence Feb a. also arrived a. Deal 18th ul,.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1866

Bond, resigned Mr.. McCoughtry o. Registrar Of Public
Accounts, vice Mr. j. Hardy Mr. 8. Spencer Is Clerk TO
the Minter Of the Interior vice Mr. A. Thurston re-
signed; Mr. X. A. 8. Wood Superintendent Of Public
Works, vice 7. Metcalf, resigned.
The present King folio wing in the footsteps of his
lustrous predecessors has issued the following procla
nation
xAnEHAAEHA IN, KING OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
BE known TO all whom IL may concern, that ws Kane
hAmeha Ill King OF the Hawaiian Islands, proclaim
our entire neutrality In the impending between
great maritime Powers Europe that neutrality 10
be respected BY all the to the full
jursdicton which by our laws TO be tho
Islands Of Haw ANA Maui Kaaoolaws Lanai Mookai Oahu
Kauai and Nhau, commencing low water mark
81 the respective coasts Of said Islands, all
channels between and dividing said islands, from
island to island that all and seizures made within
and hospitality Of ports hsrbors and roads, shall DO
equally extended to all the belgerents long they
spect And be further wn,
IL that hereby strictly prohibit all sub
jects and oil who reside within Jurisdiction from
gan either directly or indirectly in pvateerug against
the penalty Of being treated and punished
KEoNI ANA. KAMEHAMEHA
BY the King and Kuhina Nui.
. ANOTHER SAME SORT.
Whereas II has come to knowledge from the highest
ohcal sources that my government has been recently
as the Ut rmy court Of the United States
Great Britain and France being cognsant Of these threats
have offered the prompt assistance Of the naval
OF their respective countries hereby publicly proclaim
regnty Ny independence firmly established than
before.
KEoNI ANA. KAMEHAMEHA.
By the King and Kahuni Nui, r. q. WILLIS.
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Interesting from Nicaragua.
QUIZ CASTILLO RBsPONDBSUE.

CASTILLO, Nicaragua, March 81, 1855.
The Death Of Gen Charlottesville Progress IF The Revolt
ton, de-, dc.
General Chamorro, the President and General CHIEF
OF the army o. this State died his residence Grena
da, the 18th inst after long and severe lness OF
dysentery.
The Chamorro party holds the entire State, with the
exception Of Leon, whore the democratic army SONS
three thousand strong and the city well fortified they
also expect enforcement Of Ave hundred men from
Honduras, General Munos at the head and there Is
doubt but that they will yet come out victorious
is also reported that the democratic army had
tackled the city Of Monagua, and large number we're
killed on both sides The result is yet uni nown.
The Congress Of Chsmorro to meet at Grenada on
the 18th inst General Coral has been made geuerau-
chief Of the army Jose Marie Estrada the acting
President until they have q election.
The death OF the President will affect his party consd
eraby, and many think that the viii ultima tely
tam the scale in favor Of Castillo.
DR.. Gaunrtan, United States Consul for Rsaejo, Is
still in Virgin Bay, waiting for vessel to take him to
his post Col Wheeler, the United States Minister IL
also there and will sail the 28th for Grenada where
he intends to Iesice.
Some ak eight weeks ago American was arrested
by the democratic party who then In posses sion
cf the sthmus accused Of being spy for Chsmarro
placed in charge colonel the demo cratic army
who Of his principal accuser, and had II not
been for the spirited interpretation OF Consul at San
Juan del Sur the would have been fatal to
the innocent As IL was, they could not give any
proof whatever. E.BN.
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Court Caiendar-1his Day.

90
1886, 1775 TO 1884.
sUPkKMK CouRT-specal Term--Nos. IA, and from So
to the end Of the calendar.
COMMON pIEAs-Part lst-Nos 10, 140, ITO, 202, 1876,
1856, 4G7, 412, AIS, 4l6, AIT, 439 to 442.
Part 2dNos. 2, AZ 60 263, 346, 347, 373 377, 3S1,
5S2, 1906, $50, 1898, 500, 40l.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Tral rerm-9O, 1922, l19, 100, 1928
TO l3l 49, 49, 1877, 1s9, lao, 14l l42 144 l47 la9
16i l52, 1913, 1855, ls7 1853, 1887, 15s, l6o 1872 163
1884, 1885, 167, l6S, ITO to Ia.
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Later News from the Sandwich Islands.
Birth DAY OF KING RAMEHAMEHA v.-IMPoRrA.
TIoN OF CooLIts AND DBvoNsHIKE sTocK-sArErY
OF THE sTsAMrR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
NEW RING kTC kTC.
by the arrival Of the ysquero, have dates from the
sard~icb Islands to the 10th February, being
later than previous adyces.
The birth day Of the new King February 9) was cele
trattd with the customary ceremonies in Honolulu
bali past ten oeoci Gays the Era his Majesty received
the Of the foreign preeen aves ut his
palace At twelve O'Clock he appeared his beautifully
esprtonec tteeo with bis sah escorted BY the Hawaiian
tsvary, on ihtnas square, the plain east Of tbs
cy, To- review the troops vhich oed there.
large cohcourse had gathered TO witness review
though the crowd was great . previous
reviews stme 500 or 10000 persons were probably
present.
The American bark, What Cheer CAPTAIN BAKER. ,svs
the Iva, arrived the 9th nom Swstou and Hong
Kong, WITH lsS Coolies, procured by Mr. 6rayes in
hlneLt II his conf1s CT made nesry q year since The
Coolies brought ty this vessel susly ane and
healthy class and shoald judg. superior to any
previous importation.
Tile frst sttempt says the Era 70 import pure breed
shor. horn Devon stock from the United states TO the
Islands around tie Cape has resulted the most perfect
success by the ship Vancouver, wn CHI arr we'd the
9th inst in Lea days from boston, ps red co called
ELith not yet three years Old bull al the s.ms
coltr ten ncnths cid, named Young Herod have come
safe to hard The expenses OF their journey rcm Bostoa
--hsy, grain and for the voyage and house for
their Accommodates &c brings up che entire coat 70
about SOS, ianeed here.
fte 70 loving changes have recently been mao.:-Nr
Jacob Harry, as Circuit judge on Ksis vice Hon L. r.
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On last Sunday evening, April l. by tie Rev. Or. NIL
LIT at his residence 305 Broome street, Mr.. WILLIAM
GEORGE WILLIAMS, Of Dover, N. H. to Miss SARAH ANNE
HkwI1soS Of Calais, Me.
At Brooklyn, TUESDAY April Sd, at the Church Of
the Savior, by the Rev DE- Farley, r n MOORE to MA
On Monday April 2, oy the Rev. 8. Camp. Mr.. BENZ.
MARSHALL, Of Bridgeport, Conn to MARGARET DONALD
SON CRAWFORD, of the same place
On Monday evening, March 49, by the Rev. P. J. Ho-
vey Mr.. WIN. b. GoLDSs OF Glen Cove, L. l. to Miss
MARY o. PRIcB, of this city.
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~ See Arrivals.

srp NORMA at 81 Thomas In distress had been survey
ed but many repsirs were required that thoagt
The world be condemned Her rice had been dis
charged. tBy letter TO Elwood alter. ESQ.,
Sur JrLA TyLrR at ST Thomas Ia distress had bean
dieharyod I5th uit and would 20 the Marine ain Ia
aed she did leak that nc leak had bean
found Part Of the cargo vas put mo prcof stors and
all the ttsceo In hhas sowe boxes bAxs hair and
tsrk ALDO On ltb ult nrs broke out caused BY spohAn
eous eopbustop b. vs the sitlr, store yn Destroyed.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
Details Of One Weeks News from Ca
lifornia.
->,.~~~~~~~~@>~~~~~
ARRIVAL OF $4,000 IN GOLD DUST.
MO r e FAl L UR e IS.
NO MORE assumptions or THE SUSPENDED HOUSES.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS.
T III E NJ A II X E L 5,
&c., &C., 90.
ARRIVAL OF ssss,oee IN GOLD DUST.
NO r E FAIL UR & S +.

The steamship Star Of the West, Capt. Turner from
Puenta Arenas arrived at her dock early last evening"
with passengers, and s240 900 in specie freight.
The Star Of the West arrived outward on the 22d
left at noon of the 24h Called in at Key West
homsward for COAL whence she again left the Goth,
experiencing throughout the voyage the most severe
gales and heavy
The Star Of the West connected with the steamship
Sierra Nevada which lett San Francisco the 9th and
reached San Juan del Sud ON the 22d.
General Chamorro, President Of Nicaragua, died at
Granada the 18th ult and General j. Estrada At pre-
sent his successor, well Commander in Chief Of
the army.
port Of San Juan.
The West India mail steamer Avon had sailed from San
Juan for Aspnwal.
The following is the specie lis! Of the Star Of the