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The national Republican., 1861-06-15

H4~ Stephen A. Hurlburt and Capt. John
Pope, the latter of the army, both of Illinois,
were yesterday appointed Brigadier Generals
of forces in that State.
The national Republican., 1861-06-15

pT Philip Pendleton, now engaged in re-
ceiving Virginia troops at Williamsport, under
the proclamation of Colonel Lamon, of this
city, was yesterday appointed an additional pay.
master in the army.
The national Republican., 1861-06-15

The SHIPPING INTEREST,"" Already says
Mr.. Russell, in his letter of May 8 to the Lon.
don Times" already numerous applications
have been received from the ship-owners of New
England, from the whalers of New Bedford, and
from others in the Northern States for these
very letters of marque, (irom the Southern Con,
federacy,) accompanied by the highest securi-
ties and guarantees. This statement make on
the very highest authority"
30 from the North are privateers to be fur
nished to the Government of pirates in the rebel
States. Are any of these enterprisng shipmas.
ters bidders for the construction of the gun.
boats, 1--we hundred tons EACH bids for which
are to be opened to-day? The Navy Depart,
ment who are not without some items of in.
formation, will scrutinize the names of bidders
pretty closely. There are men, protesting 10y.
The national Republican., 1861-06-15
OFFICIAL.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President of the United
States of America: To all whom 1t may con.
cern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
10 me that Ludwig Won Baumbach has been
appointed Consul Of the Duchy Of Nassau, for
the State of Wisconsin, do hereby recognise
him as such, and declare him free to exercise
and enjoy such functions, powers, aud privi-
leges, as are allowed to the Consuls Of the most
favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these
' > letters to be made patent, and the seal
of the United States to be hereunto af
Fixed. Given under my hand, at the
L. s.. ciy Of Washington, the 18th day Of June,
A. D. 1861, and Of the independence of
the United States of America the eighty
fifth. .-.. .. .., .
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM q. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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s6- 1t isstated at the Post Office Department
that, by he late order requiring letters from
the seeded States to be Immediately forwarded
to the Dead Letter Office, it was not intended
its place Of delivery, and the person addressed
offers to pay the United States postage due
thereon. In such cases, it may be delivered
upon payment of postage. ..
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EVACUATION OF HARPER'S
FERRY
THE BRIDGE BLOWN UP!
RETREAT TOWARDS MANASS
JUNCTONl +.
SKIRMIsH AT MERcERsvILLE p
Movement from Washington Last Night
OHIO REGIMENTS SENT INTO VIRGINIA.
H.. ALEXANDRIA NEWS. { ~
Loss Of the Steamer Canadian
STRIKES AN ICEBERGl . F..
MANY LIVES LOST
MARYLAND ELECTION.
ALL UNION MEN ELECTED
Mr.. Burlingame goes to China
ILLINOIS BRIGADIER GENERALS. o..
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS INTO y1Rc1s1.
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Maryianu, VINO neu pere ana LOOK up his abode
among the Zouaves, was delivered to his owner
this afternoon, on producing proper authority
The military railroads are being pushed for.
ward with great activity.
Active military ymovementshere are predcated
on the news from Harper's Ferry, in order to
prevent the enemy from concentrating
Loss OF THE STEAMER CANADIAN-TwENTY OR
THIRTY LIVES LOST.
PHILADELPHIA, June l4.-The ST. Johns
steamer Canadian, which left Quebec for Liv.
erpool, struck field of sunken ice eight miles
south of Belisle, on the 4th instant and sunk
in thirty.fve minutes.
One hundred and eightyone passengers were
saved in boats, and were landed at Cape Bould.
They arrived here in French barque.
Twenty or thirty lives were lost, including
six cabin passengers.
A portion of the mails were saved. AMONG
the drowned were the mail officer and second
officer.
The Canadian struck the ice under her fore.
mast, and her three compartments were all
broken in at once. She filled rapidly, and soon
sunk.
MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
baltimore, June l4.-Crsfeld (Union) is
elected in the first Congressional district. He
has ia majority in Queen Anne's county, 400
in Caroline, and $50 in Dorchester; and Hen,
ry, secessionist, has 20 majority in Talbot.
1t is now believed that H. Winter Davis is
the only Union candidate who is defeated, and
he is beaten by Henry May, who claims to be
an incorporating enemy of secession and an
independent Union man. He was undoubtedly
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
Mn. MuRRAY's LETTER RARRANGEMExTs.-Mr.
John B. Murray, of New York, has given pub.
lie notice that, by an arrangement with the War
Department, sanctioned by the Postmaster Gen.
eral, all letters to and from the volunteer troops
will be sent free through the mails. We under.
stand that no such arrangement has been, nor
can be, sanctioned by the Postmaster General,
who desires public attention to be called to the
following section Of the law:
"And be it further enacted, That If any per.
son shall frank any letter or letters, other than
those written by himself or by his order on the
business of his Office, he shall, on conviction
thereof, pay fine OF tel dollars, and it shall be
the especial duty Of postmastsrs to prosecute for
said offence: Provided, That the Secretary of
the Treasury, Secretary Of State, Secretary of
War, Secretary Of the Navy, and Postmaster
General, may frank letters or packets on official
business, prepared in any other public Office, in
the absence of the principal thereof. And If
any person, having the right to receive his let.
ters free of postage, shall receive enclosed to
him any letter or packet addressed to person
not having that right it shall be his duty to re.
turn the same to the post Office, marking there.
on the place from whence it came, that it may
be charged with postage. And if any person
shall counterfeit the handwriting or frank of
any person, or cause the same to be done, in
order to avoid the payment of postage, each
person so offending shall pay, for every such
offence, FIVE hundred dollars. ."-Section 20 Of
the ac. Of March 3, 1925. -.
The national Republican., 1861-06-15

DD- A letter was received at the post Office
in this city, yesterday, addressed as follows:
For Hon JEFFERSON DAVIS
President Of Southern confederaey.
Care Of Gen Scott, that good old
soldier, who is requested to re-
tain 1t until Gen Davis calls for
1t in person.
The national Republican., 1861-06-15

SKIRMIsH AT MERcERsvILLE
The national Republican., 1861-06-15

MAnYLAND.-It appeared from the census of
1850, that l27,63l persons born in Maryland,
were then living in other States and more than
two thirds of them in the free States, as follows:
In the free States !. $1,000
In the, slave States 4l,627
This shows in what direction the sites Of
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MANY LIVES LOST!

STRIKES AN ICEBERGi
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Loss Of the Steamer Canadian
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Died..


AUNocK.-At Point Pleasant, Ocean county New Jer-
soy on Tuesday August g. AARON ArMocK old resident
Of the place, IN the 6ls year Of his age
BARsSY-0n Wednes iay August Z, RoBgRr TEMPLE
only son of the late Robert Barton, and grandson Of
Willinin Barton.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of his
grandparents, Lee avenue, between Ross and Rodney
streets, WILLIAMSBURG this (Friay) aftcrnoon at two
O'Clock.
BccKESuAM-Cn Wednesday, August T. at his resi-.
dence in Ninety seventh street Eighth avenue Of
general debility GEORGE BCcxESnAM in the roth year of
his agc.
BykAM.--ln Brooklyn, on Thursday August 8, EMILY
PBpAs youngest daughter of John j. and Mary S Byram
aged years.
The funcra will take place this (Friay) afternoon at
three O'Clock from the residence Of her father No. 234
lean street.
CAMspgfI--0n Thursday morning, August s, WILLIAM
CAMPBELL, formerly OF Gorn, county Tyrone Ireland
The friends and relatives OF The family requested to
attend the funeral services without further notice at
ISL East Seventeenth street. this Frday) Afternoon
twoo'ctock
CnAassr.-At Hobokn, Nj, Thursday August s,
of commissions, EcNEo XAVIER, only OF Romeo f. and
Harriet A. ClIabert, aged IL months.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral saturday Afternoon at
o'clock, from No. pol Washington street
CREAGH-On Wednesday evening, August !, REGINALD
WnrswAy, youngest child Of Henry L. and NJ C. Creagh
aged months and days.
The funeral vii! take place this friday afternoon at
three O'Clock from the residence of his parents No 30
Fourth pace. South brooklyn.
CONWAY On Tuesday, August g. JOSEPH CONWAY aged
months and - days Infant o. Michael and the late
Bridget Conway, aged 20 years and days, who died
March 20 1861, and left eight young children TO
her early death She was good Christian, loving
mother and an alectioaate WIFE, May Their souls rest in
peace Amen.
CLESDEyyY.--At Bergen Point, on Wednesday, August
Z, after lingering Illness. Mrs. SARAH GENpENNY wife
Of Cornelius Van Horn, in the S0th year Other age
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend the fnncral al The Reformed Dutch church at er-
gen Point this (trriay) afternoon, at two O'Clock
EARiEy--On Thursday, August s, MARY, wife Of John
the 2Sth year Of her oge.
The rfns Of her hsband and those cf her brothers,
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THE NINTH VOLUNTEERS (HAwKNs' zOU-

This regiment, which we have noticed from time to
time being increased to thousand is recruiting at
the rate OF ten to twelve day The men pass strict
medical examination and none but the best accepted
Dr. White, the Assistant Surgeon, pledges himself that
there is not an unsound in the regiment. The
are all young and active and form the best light
infantry regiments in the whole volunteer force The
regiment stationed the left flank Of the encampment
At Newport News and has been for the past months
,he nearest 10 Richmond of any Of the Union troops
large number Of the recruits already sent OF are from the
returned three months regiments and Lieutenant Colonel
beis THINKS that these regiments paid OF
AT least NIFTY per cent of the recruited by him
VIII be three months men who are anxious return and
sun larger numbers would go II not for tho uncer
tainty the men feel in regard to their families.
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MASS FOR THE SOULS OF ALL THE FAITH
Full WHO FELL AT BULL RUN

solemn of requiem for tho rcpoc of the souls Of
all the faithful who fell at the late disastrous con
ct Bull run celebrated yesterday at the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION, in Mott street. Rev. Father
McEvoy the pastor oicated cccbrant Father Thomas
Treanor deacon, Father Couron as sub deacon and
Father Dillon (of the Society Of Holy Cross Notro Dame
du Lac, Indiana,) master Of ceremonies The boys
in attendance the school adjoining the church sang tho
responses under the direction OF their teachers, kc
Christian Brothers, with wonderful grace and skin that
exhibited tho careful cultivation In rendering the
Dtes Irae that most touching Of all the anthems Of Tho
ritual these forty lads (who constitute in fact, the choir
OF th church, drew from many listener. In the
performance of this duty Of praying for the dead,
which the Catholic church enoins all its members,
distinction Of position Of interest Of birth or Of coo is
observed However disscncnt .n's political opinions
may be- however diverse their views of party Claims,
they are if Catholics, Catholics all and they who hold
faith with them in required to offer prayer
for their happiness and peace in the world to come
In conformity with this belief the Church o tho Trans
Gguracn crowded yesterday. Among those pres INT
many Catholic clcrgymcn to be seen. Tho ocre-
monies tn, highest degree IMPRESSIVE and foand
fearful sympathy in the heart of many bereavei mo-
thcr afflicted father, an alIectonate sister or de-
sonto wife
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mokar-Oh Thursday, August 8, MARY, infant daughter
Of John and Bridget Morris, aged Ii months
The friends and acquaintance OF the family arc respee
uy invited to attend the funeral from the residence of
her father, No 10 Bank street, this Fray) afternoon
two O'Clock precisely
fALiEs.-On Thursday morning Augnst g Arypv
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of his
motAer NO 593 Grand street this friday afternoon
q, TWO eock The friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend.
Rici.RreoN-M Bergen N. j., on Wednesday August
the 92d year of her ags
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Frda afternoon at
Hudson avenue, Bergen n j.
RoLtnAus.-Snddeny, on Tuesday, August g. after a
short illness, DANIEL RoIIhAus aged 81 years aud 5
months.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
40 Fadam street. this (Frday) afternoon at two O'Clock
The remains VIII be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in
torment.
RossErER.-At her residence in Nneteth street, on
Thursday, August s, Mrs SARAH los EIER widow Of the
late Captain Edward Rosscer the list year of her age
Notice of the fnoral will appear in to orrow's papers
srLuyAN-On Thursday, August $, after lingering
Illness, JoiN SULLIVAN, aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the mem
bers Of the keraey Guard, respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this friday afternoon O'Clock
from his late residence No. so Oliver street The remains
VIII be 'asen to Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
Io1oSi.-On Thursday morning, August s, Of cholera
morpns Mrs FRANCS TozoM, aged "a years, sister law
OF tho ato Andrew Lyons
Tho relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the f1ncra from the residence of her
SISTER, Ne 67i Washington street, this friday after
noon, AT two O'Clock
UNpTmuII--on fourth day wednesday, morning,
August after short Illness ANNA c. eldest Of
George and Sally Ann Unicrhill.
The funeral will take place from the idenco of her
ath,, No 81 East Thirty fifth street this Orlay) morn.
ing, at ton O'Clock. The friends of the family are re-
specunliy invited to attend without further notice.
WisoN-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August T. OF
cholera infantum, WILLIAM HsxxING WEsroS infant
James Francis aud Louisa Maria Weston aged wceksan
days.
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emo COurt-Spccfal Term.
COMMISSION CASE-CuARGE OF UsURY.
fore Hon. Judge Ingraham.


a. w. Ryclnndn Wn- r. Coleman d Co. -
This was motion to dissolve injunction granted on
the oath June last restraining the defendants from
selling quantity of hops valued at S150CC0. The
ton commenced yesterday. ExJudge Dean, behalf Of
plaintiff claimed that the not properly veri-
fed ard could not bo read Judge lngraham, after hear
ing Mr.. u. Lord IN Argument granted HIM liberty 10
amend the yehcaon This morning the argument pro-
ceeded with amended verifeaton Plantfcla that
through several transactions commencing October last
the defendants have eyactei from him, i'll addition
transaction commissions on sale and guarantee
The defendants insisted that the five per was
Services to be performed on sale Of tho property
II appeared the mosion that the plaintiff was the
largest hop dealer in the United States and had Of
almost the entire crop not only for this year. but the
three previous years.
The matter was argued at great length by Mr. Lord for
defendants, and by Mr. Dean for the plaintiff Decision
reserved.
The Same ps Charles ". Schneider.--Ths was similar
suit. Mr.. Lane for defendants submitted his case On
points.
The Union Bqph Of hs city IF Ncrc TorL rs. Jdcob H. d
GsTd s. ko1-This action brought to recover S07,-
254 94, with interest from February 1851. 1t al
legged that the defendants had ovcrdrawn their account
with the bank, IN COLLISION with the bookkcerer OF the
bank who by false entries had managed to cancel tie de-
felt IN their accounts. The referee held that tho bank
coud recover and gave judgment for the defendants
wi.h costs
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MISUNDERSTANDING Great Eastern, from QuebecWm
Cleaaorn, John Doas4l winsor CIV; Rev Mr. Murlng Mrs
Blake Mrs and Miss Blake, Miss Dewitt Toronto: Cher
rInan, Rev Mr. Duncan Hrs Duncan MISS ignrs Duncan
Mss psnsp TSrSn s.a s se rhiS Ms
Clark, Mrs Clark Toronto Cefl Ross, Water Cooke Eng
ad; Mrs Berry, servant and three chilGren hneston Miss
Episley Mr. Elmsly Miss Edgar Toronto; Mr. Esbse, New
Zealand: Joseph Boardman, Miss Boariman Ensand d
Hickey Kingston; Jas Hayden. Cagk's Nils Arthur
A Cnurcni, John McDoneal, Mrs NcDonsnl, England; A
Pellerin Pclern, Thnddeus Hyatt, New York Miss
CESS ONO q stiisess. Illinois; DAILY, New YORK; X
WATSON Brockvie; Davenport Davenport, New YORK.
soe Mgo s G%S Ds i Nf% H ar a Go
New YORK; Mrs Chcrriman Catherine Shea, Toronto;
Eas,n MwaaScs SHe Mis saEs srGss
Mrs Hayward, Port Hope; Mrs Il Ferguson 81 johns
g Bryant Boston; Daey, pbiladrlphla Sir W Johnson
webster PsGed; Mrs r Coils, servant chill
dren Leigh Mrs Leigh, Miss Leigh, Bell. A Bell, Mr.
Prince Miss Padden Paddcn, Garter Mrs Garter Mas
II Coss New York. Mr. Myers Mon,real Mrs Carienas and
two Misses Cardenas Miss saurbas Mrs and Miss Preaud
Bartlett London; b VAIL, New York; Ed krknan, Lon.
dom d Miller Mrs Miller, Detroit; Mrs proudioo, and
Cowc lazy and daugher Edward Maloch, Mrs and Miss
Maoch Mrs Austin, Ottawa Mr. Knox, Shalloes, Charles
ton; Geo Porter Londan; Mss Thornton, Ireland; Ray
lor, Hamiiion Rev pr Ri,,erman, Mrs Rit,erman; p
Ayes Felix Pay Mrs Pay, New Oreans Canning, Paris;
Block. Jacob Wiener Geo Rosenberg. Aabama; Chenchc,
New York. Jush, California; IL v Lord Mrs Lord, II
Perkc Ireiani; Holt. Mss Clarke, barric;
Rlehard Stephens, Adshen 7 Julien EnsnuG; Ms
Capt Holman, b anderson Miller Mon.Ieal; II Speed,
= Am9s, n Miller, Montreal; G I earGe, Lawicy Eng
Bhpungh Johnston Coiwes, NY; RS Tylce II Covert,
Coboarg A Ccnrerse Montreal; Brown aud lady, New
aa ay os NsW Wa Wilson Mrd o Des
Ma SmoD and Two daughters Jose Ramon Saai ana son.
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FIRST REGIMENT OREGON RIFLES.

This new regiment, accepted by the government has
gone into quarters at South Brother Island East river,
opposite Flushing Bay The organization started by
number Of Oregonians residing in this city, and the
Senators and representatives from Oregon portion Of
the regiment will be composed Of residents from Oregon
Everything necessary for their outfit has been furnished
They to be armed with tho Remington Enfield rife
Already two companies their way here from Oregon
They all excellent marksmen and it is said that there
IL not among them that cannot hit the bulls eye
distance Of $50 yards. All who join this regiment are
n soon as they enrolled, placed in quarters and
furnished with two suits of clothes; they also draw
pay from The day they are sworn in, and receive
SO for every twenty miles they travel to and from the
place they enrolled the termination Of the war
receive warrant fer $l0O, 100 of land None
but officers Of good moral character have will be
lectsd and 70 be Of undoubted military experience.
AS An nducement $50 ia offered for every man who
joins and proves himself good marksman. The regiment
will be commanded by Colonel J. Dow Williamson. gen
teman Of great military experience and of considerable
means; and from what we have will make the rcgi-
equal any that will be found upon the field battle
The leid officers are:-Colonel j. Dow williamson Lieu
tenant Colonel, Major, Henry d. johnson, Jr. and
IN the saff has been selected Adjutant, James c.
Mayer. Major johnson is also thorough military officer,
having long and active service and is certainly
excellent selection The headquarters of the regiment
at No 43 Cortandt street, where recruits will be
Coiyed
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pa pqfs sn d 1ny lon 40 VIM Mckenzie
IT, y p y % with Merrill Abbott Alb sh ns a lat
s n, as wishing to speak them when
pp Se enase out .he wind being fresh the
Sehr Young reazer Norton Lnsan CD Is days with coal
scar yoga (B Kennedy; st John NR II days with pick
schr Genoa, Robbins, Elizabehport for Boston
sSr RRo apSen ks s or
sear' sseeiinan ioott Eiizabcthpori New Lon
sehr neershcba, Weeks, Elzpbethport for Sing Sing
sShT : !; q Md Bnxon Tiiconb SAGE 7days
seRr P's' smner s'RSa Sts rSG.5@H sys days
Schr Fay STATE, yerrill, Rocsland, 5 days
s ssSr Sc.a,s ipes' cary, Gloaeeser sdass
SKI SS FFSr Sons.A SyGS ss rss s9 4 ss
schrJ lones Jones, Boston, DAYS.
ss1 si@ad Home As%, Sa' 'S''"s sd s@sy'
schr Barrett, Cornish, Boston for Albany.
sss%r / Darling hewes, r i% aSaa s'''
GsS%1Sq S saaa arSap Jr
ss Sr MFsy Nat iGhvvT S. New L.sdo '' ''''
ssssRsr Jenny lin1, EsrSsr, stoni ieS''
Fs Gr Esa9 hdSssS sE
s schr 9y ss, sanms Rondout for Boston.
rs"s"o aIEns s. Dr sGsso% for proveO,,
H,oop . Bainum, Thomas, Ehzabetpor for Badw ms
s sSSp SSCph@ Cross sca@o
Sup '"iHMy Fauiot FllXnhethlOrt Tor Cold Spring.
Soop Mount Hope, Sullivan Taunton
Soop Fred Brown, Carr Providence.
Sloop Pointer, Nichols Pruvdtnce DAYS 7th inst, when
on Execution ROCKS Samuel Williams c0ored seaman was
Knocked overheard drowned heavy sea running Mt inc
uhe rendered all efforts to him unRVang he was ua.
i've OF Providence, where leaves wife and children
steamer Reltidcfc, Kane, Washington
steamer Sarah, Jones. philadelphia
N|faMer ltniha slower, Trenton.
steamer Nnmsuia, Arry New bedford
steamer W estchcscr, Jones, Providence
steamer Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Ha tiord
SAILED
from Lower Quaianne-BarA Unrves Home Iiverpon
,,'tn-SteInship Thomas Swami. Washington; ships IL =
nnHle hnd led Gauntlet san Francisco; Excelsior Liver
pool; parks Donau tIlam London; Auguste
irrus), Queenstown Torquato Tsso (Meck) Rottrr,am
Jeoo meri Sngua; briggs Mischief OBJ Elise
rrnsl Hayrc; Marian Ridley (r) Haibor Grace schs Al
ba, Cete; Emily, Cadz. ~ ' ~ ~
Wind during the day NE.
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Port of New york, August 5, 1861.
CLEARED

CLEARED
ship scnj adams, Chase, Liverpool-,!rapscou Co;
Bark ColumLne OBJ, Davidson, London Murdoch
Bark Helene DAM Knuden BristoFunch, Mencke 4
Bark Mary baker (Br} Churchill Cork for ordcrs-Boyd
Hark Doctor Won Thnncn fellow eck), Jardn, for
Bark Henry Trowbrdgc, Duntze BarbadosH Trowbridge
~ Brig Giroamo d'ap caacro, Queenstown Falmouth
Brig VIM A&ns, Wadnan; Haltax-D 4 Dewof.
schr 4 csna!e (rr). Roberts Yassam"jos Enddss.
schr Comet BIB Lamb Ragged Island and market-D 4
schr Vernon tBr) Clubhouse, St John, Mp Nevins
schr L rlcy CBr), ,acScc, St John, MP Ncvus 4
schr mar K.n sanfo
schr E 7l 9 Gardner Hallowe-G Hneh
sr yyap s8aeF Ntobb Duncan
sch hr Nis al M Buck Nr SrrsF Goodwin
steamer Concord, Norman Philadelphia
AR RIv I'D.
Ship Orient ILL., Liverpool June "a with mdse and 20 pas
scngers, sponord Ties,on 4 Co.
whit 81 DAYS in ballast to Crunch Mninrn Co July g.
Is q Ion M smoke shp Ea +. Wing y, from s Frnceo
s,eerng n ?lst lat 4s IS ION Go 81 ship Cavalier Ha
ship Arnold Bo1inger prnsl Ha,hacen Rotterdam Juns
T n 1s r sgs S Il na o " S 5"
la 80 od Ion GO 20 rassed Br schr Supplement- bound an
inst LAT 30 ~ Ion % ~ passed ship steering f. showing
BOYD i Uncken's signal.
g-g Andrcas Swc) Aindsrom Newcastle Sc days, with
coal. 20 FCnCh, Ncincl.e K Wendt.
Brig Gmor Meredith tof Bal'imorep, Eldrage Leshorn,
Jrne ~ PASSED Gibraltar 2Sth with marble &C. Harmo-
nys NephewS& Co Had very pleasant aud moderate pas
without reefnga sail July 30 lat Is 0S Ion spoke
tsapg scrs Ril Gande with kS9A Elsnose, i8eN9. aid
Raran, 22D0hsh-a OF provincetown-repored hsh very
Brig LnSranre tof Boston, Hui, Lnsnn CD IA days with
coal, u. rlaster
BrgSrna Marcarefha (Swc>, wulG Boston, days. in hal
last, " Punch, Moucke & Weudt
Rr W Dresser, Hatch. Providence, : days
II fH =. III p FuI efHF ~ ifp 1ltslf
,chr Transit to Brooihavru) Corey Rio ane o. g DAYS
with coaee &c, TO master, Had ut airs sa Is all y