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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31
Letter from lTr. Ei-hoach.

II ne Ed'or 81 The y. \. Inbvnt
SIR: have Just had my attention called to-
an article in your Of yesterday. rtcrang certain
charges which have been promulgated by Rebel symPa-
zers OF Arkansas they fear me on account OF
my radical Union sentiments
Now Sir inasIDuch ss yOu have rnnientIonally, az
am induced to believe done me an Injustice by publish
ing these charges two OF which are entirely ana ma
icously false aud Tie other unexplained calculated 10
do nc 10. less than NY constituents, great injustice
YOU viii feel assured offer objection 10 publishing
the following Jaets
For some time before the rebellion had been sus'
pected as an Aboltionist" in Arkansas, because OF
NY views and especially because Of letter which
published about the raid Of John Brown, and which
came very driving me from the State.
Wien the secession agitation began. made haste to
take strong and active grounds against 1t. So active
and so successful my opposition IN my part Of the
State tina; there again arose great bitterness against
me as an Abolilionist' and talk OF driving me from
the State became frequent and extensive.
became Union candidate for The Convention and
was elected by large majority. On my way to the
capal to take my seat was warned by the Secretary
Of state not 10 come to Little Rock, or would DO
hung ~ went however, and at the irst session Of
e Convention we voted down the Ordinance OF oeces'
sion and adjourned On my return to my home (oeSideS
hahn, threatened with the vengeance OF Vigilance
Committee at Little Rock mob in village through
which was to pass had provided half bushel OF rotten
eggs for INV benefit because Of the part had taken IN
defeating the ordinance, and because wasa id
Abotionist."
Whom Sumter YVES fred on, and the thorough orghni'
cation of the Rebels became developed 30 suddenly as
to take the Union men quite by surprise the fresuen'
called the Convention together again.
We found two Rebel regiments IN the capital having
taken the arsenal; Fort Smith captured by anothei
the Governor receiving troop, daily and the Union neh
entirely disorganzed.
Immediately upon discovering this sale Oh iac''
became convinced that the State rretrevaby gone
and attempted 10 make my escape North But 20 great
was the bitterness against me, and 30 kceniy was
watched Qt expected that l would attempt 10
escape. and j WIS therefore closely wafehed) that
found ii impossible, and course was left me put 70
acquiesce then and 10 make my escape aferward winch
did on The rey frat orporuni,p and before they couia
force 10 assist the Rebellion in any shape. either py
bearing arms against the Government Of the United
States or by encouraging others to do so.
1t Is universally conceded by those who were present
and knew the feelings Of the Rebel mob who surrounded
tue capitol that was possibly the only wan IN the
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f,IED.

ETELrR-Op Moody .sy a. John speu. yo ,-s'' son o.
th, Fe, A rnd Lydia ". hcrI,r eyed car. month.
AID is dew
n, remain. WIN be iskea Bethel Conn. pr iHsruea
"Wednesday.
LIOsARD-At Ioa-lna Orsngs COUNTY, =. y, On Monday
M,y -0 lance a. Lroui-i Nsu. u. Lsonsra Of THU
ciiy. boz tl- rrh wear ~ his 90
Th- friends 81 ile family urr Invited 10 iiiend h' nefs
fr1n hi. le --sd-fc- " -nesdsJ, June ], o. y M
NockRTul Ms.i.y My ~. 81 consumption Iiinoii
NrCa4ii.. aged ~ wears und nlouilr.
Tn relative frad. o ;tc huliv ard The member. o.
te sn~o.uih Precinct Police. att 49,, ihe nfnber' - no
Clever Fellows Club resp-c uiy invited - h''cnd hs
funeral the residence Of s brother Charles Nee
conner Third AMI Fny,.,~nth street ON W ednes
day. June l, si oc1cs without further Invitation
MTCkLFM-on suIaav Mar - q dipiiheria Royal only
con of Ocose g. and May d. Mecilsl, aged yeas sud
Tn. fsrer rvers viii be hold the re.dence Of hi nnre
Oi.rr = Leland NO. ~ Lexington a'-nue GA Iue-ii''
Nav % or o'clock p TN fea'ncl ana nrhi' o. '"'
family re invited . stead without ilftisT notice
MONK, the Aruory square Hospital. Nosiius'or. OF
-, nd.y N.y 20 Of ound. received IN battle GA e iH1
Inst Fr.t Lfsu'. William II. Mons OF Company J., Vth
Ee-n,ni y ;. $. v eyed - year
sotir- 81 he funeral tomorrow.
SIT EGi-KHi.d n b,e Tuesday Aay TO- 20 Spo.i'y-
vani. Va Lieut.. Edward Surr. 10Th krzin.enii Macs
lo. "a Corp. Amy the Potomac aged 10 yesrs anu
months .on 81 Russell Siursl., ed, o. this city
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Entertainments This Day md Evening

For loafoh of fhegfs and hmr Of eonrHffHs"' ~ aa'
fiien-af ~ other c1irgat y ~ J-ger
WarI.cy's TnEArER Captain bland
NrxTrR GAKpEN-ihrit Ne ned "a b4-Fo4o'
NIptos GAnpKS-B~i Demouio. -
n.v..tc rTgyATyg-i'.t Of The Pe'iicosts-Smelte.
BHo,pwsr IHEArrr--Om American Cousin u Hone
BAHsus'a MusErM-ianrt Pride.
D0pwoRTus HALI-Mr. and AlE.. andenhot 5 h"eoils'
N.r1oSaf kcAprNY OF DYsiGS-N orks Of Ar
fRvIyG nAII,-falons stcrropiicou.
sss RRo4Dg ,Y-Hcilefs Drmoliecs! Performance
IioPR CuAPrre-Opera OF Cinderella
MozAKr HaiL-fsig .ol Co!orcd Orphan Asylun.
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The Government Loan

S0OO-OOO.OOO.


THIS LOAN rs AUTHORIZED by Ac, Of Congress oi
slarch eth 1854 which provides for its REDEMPTION IN
COIN shy period not less than forty
ron ia date a. tho pleasure Of the Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION. five per cen, interest isto b
paid semi-ennaaly IN COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN ure received by the
EaOnl Bank, In United States note, in such currency
other fund.- ss are taken by them on deposit At Tar.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
os add. from one TO per per it. value
TI!g RATE on INTEREST this loan, although but
five In coin much greater in currency the dd
ference between the market value OF currency aud gold
ASA RULE tie Ave per specie securities Of all sovvas
governments always par above aud currency now
funded In tn. National Loan will Ne worth its face in gold.
beside paying regular and liberal per ceuase to the holder
TIE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT of this loan is I've
Hundisd Milton Dollars The amount Of subscriptions rs-
ported the Treasury Washington during pr and Nay.
10. besn over
S6o,OOO,OOO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED by the TrrAs-
-uR UsrTEn STATES a. Warrington, and the As
sIsTAsT TaxAsuEERs at NewYork Boston and Philadelphia.
and by the
FIEsr NATIONAL BAsx or NEW YORK. No. 4Wala.
sGcoAD NArIo>AL BANK or NEW Yoax. 21d-st. grd1sy
FoUarn NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK. Pinest
FIFTH EAuoNAL BANK Of NEW -ioEx, ko. So 3daV.
SIXTH NATIONAL BARK or NEvYosK. 6,b-av. Brdwsy.
NrsrI NATIONAL BANK Egw YORK. No. 3S3 Broadway.
T.SrH NATIONAL BAsK NEW YoxE. no. $40 Broadway.
CzNTRAL NATIONAL BAsK.ov NEW YORK. No. IL Duapsst
NATIONAL ExcHAysE BANK OF NEW YORK lJf OT"icas.
AKIN gy ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which ere deposiiaTies Of public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANkS AND BANKERS
Throughout. the country (acng agents Of The National De
possry Banks) viii furnish further Information sPg';cs
ton aud
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
Ninth National Bank Of abe City Of Ne"-f orks
RIO, 3GJ Broadway cor. Frsakiin-si.
Max "a 1854.
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5perial Noiicrs.

riyhtccnfh Ward Tuion aSsoriRtion.-The rcgu-
M Ili, Nf.otrs ~ thc shove is.ocl0n val %" helf al
o. HFADeT AHTrR-.f 4ad-f end broadway, on
TUESDAY LkENlSD Nay ~, ~ ! . CLOG -. . ,
JAMES VI. THOMSON, resident.
VA DEUssoSs ge-retsries
We :. OFDyLE }
American Institute Farmers, t'nb.- me 80,
Vce"v Nrr.ifs vii br ncll TODAY Tuesdsy Js inst ~
IA oclcs d. 49, AZ the Room. Of The H. tltuc 10 the Cooper
linton I,iing All who take interest IN Agricultural
.ayrovea.en, are invited 20 attend. - .
" JOHN w. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
Horticultural Associnti0n nj the AHcfirnn %,
lis A-sacaiion viii be held TITS
T"s..'l TVTNINC at o clock the Rooms OF the lriii
80 C-o,rr Mon building. Subject " Fruit" All who
49,. an isrr.S. In the subject Of Horticulture, incudu. Ia
dic. A.. invited 70 attend. Admis Jon free.
VIZ T. C. TOWNSEND, President.
JouS W euAnBYRs. Rec sec.
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SFcRrr.-Thc secret of the process OF making
CEDAR CAmPnoR Is posses sed alone by HARRis chAp
Ma of Boston the inventors. Cedar Csmphor j. the
hest Camphor (or indeed beet perhaps only any tnhel
certain defense against Moths In Clothine. Every
Druggist probably now sells BAHRI a CHAPMAN Ce'
dar CamphO:
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-.ARGsf ..

ORf-WORTIUNGION-Ai Carat q nrr.. Cooper
town oa Tiurifsv uloiuing Mav a. hy if- Rev. = h.
s,naoit Archibald Nri. 1feeefs. NJ d., OF l-rsrs cry 10
Lst. D. dapr.er 0f John D.. y o.! ngfoa 81 Noopcr.ton
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ADVERTISEMENT
REYR's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUE CURE
MOI cure all but a sure cure for Fever and Ague.
Depot No 80 Iibcrfy.st., up stnirs
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Dnsiness Notifies.


SORE TnRoAT.-Thosc afflicted with Coughs,
Uos-eness Irritation ard Soreness Of he Throat will find
milling 90 en;cscious a. Throat remedy as BnowSs
BpoxcaIAL TEocHEs. Sold by ali Druggists.
A PLAIN FACT.-A haichei-faced chap does
not require broad brmmed hat. and durnpy individual II
he does not wish TO be rendered supremey ridiculous must
avoid the tall articles that eccentrcs love to in
duge in 10 prevent mistakes 1t only necessary to deal at
KSors No. 2l2 Broadway There you will experience no
difficulty in procurns becoming article saiissctory price
GFSrY's SUMMER SIGNALS.
The Summer Ia upon and GEsIs No 5lJ broadway tSt
NcLolas IloteD sieuaites 10 sdyent by Introducing
IsYfyITE VARIETY
STRAW HATS
OF every elias. and Kind. The stock eompieheDd'
GEsTLEsES's Han,
BoYs' HATS
MIssEs' HATS,
ISyAsTs HATS. &C.,
FoRrY DISTINCT Stills
All entirely new, and forming tn" very
CREAn THB Suxnkk Fashions
In France, England aud America
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Monros's GoLp Pms are now sold at the

MOgTos's GOLD Pms are now sold at the
same price. before the commencement OF the wax this
entirely owing to the Manufacturers Improvements IN
chnerv hi prsseniar Retail Business sud CahnAdv
System; for until he commenced Advertising hs busno was
done Credit eud ,f,ict'y Nth ne Tcad-.
Tie Morton Gold Pen, tie only sold o. old price,,
sshc makers Of all o,rr -od pe charrethe Premium rho
Cold Government Tar bu Morton la. in chsnsed
ma pTic,s. WAolesrle OK Retail.
o. he great numbers by mai 70 ~ paris o. the world
during the pest yes. in atou.ind has allied
reach ia dss;non in a'oiy showing that the Morton Gold
Pen be Obtained by say in every pat Of the world
.itle same price, postage Only excepted.
Reader you have enduring algay ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly sdaped yorr hand and style OF writing
which ~ do your wr;m vastly che,pe than Steel Pens and
Tie prescott amo.. universal isiPes-ur- Price Of every
hing yo hur. Morton Gold Pen cheaper proportion
the ahor pru. upon and mate-a' uisd than shy other
Cold Pea in tie World II yon onr tue Pea il
Night. ihaa the Sword" iu snohcF column.
GRovgR 4 BAKERS HIGHEST PRRaIUM
ELASTIC STITCH sEwiaG MACHINES.
sale'Toon.. No. 80 Broadway
II You want 10 know. &C., read
MruIcaI CoNxoN sTssg
curious boo or people AID good book To- every
one fhee ~ n. T. Dec sd a. a news dePos Contents
tables mailed nee address
%. Z. b. ooTf No Ito Broadway. y. Y.
TRUssKs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS. SUsPRSSogy
BASpAGfs. SUFPORTEss &c--iiAEsHt Cos Rsdcal Cure
True ofiee ony ct 80 Ns.ry-.'. Lazy attendant.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKE Pictures.
Ca-'c do Tile y PER doleni Dupiclies = - ~ nee
,iiVo' registered X a hEvi'' no I'sC'ilhsa.. n. Z.
BATcHILoR's HAIR DYE.-The hest in the
word Peres, natural reabl. harmless and ia.'lusueou'
~ eir-. Tlc -rurre .i-ncl NitfiAr a. bAEchELoH
Sod ~ al Dfusss' Factory 30. ai b'iel'y--'.
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And II came to pa-s In the reign Of Abraham,

And II came 10 pass In the reign 0f Abraham,
whose snnsmr Lincoln, IN The eighty ana suh
Yea. of The Independence Of the Sst. OF America tha,
mighty rebellion arose IN that land Aud Abraham said unto
simon from the keystone State lie thou armor bearer
And Simon did h. commanded aud mhfshaed immense
host Of voting and valiant warriors from the East even IRON
Ue kenr.be; from the great river Mississippi and
s,u, b.yupd ;e Rocky Mountansiron State called
be some Ana being OF the kind whose hair curl-d not
ard and they behold banners they will surely
p-but they didn't Aud AZ 10 pass these two mighty
armies went forth TO fight the plains OF Msnas.a AND
simous men though valiant and brave were sote MP and
thigh even much thu, they hurried brilliantly back to lean
In Abr ham bosom And many slain, but mora were
sounded Then there great conmoton throughout the
Ind And Abraham called aloud upon tie wise men and men
Of .bl 70 save the sck and give new strength unto the
vouudrd And 10. there In the North one Drake,
cunna IN medicine bnt Of exceeding nodesty And when
Abraham aud the people b-held the wonderful cures which
rere wrought by Drake, Abraham said MY children must
moi suffer give mo thy drink drink and Will give
nm.r And 30 Abraham drank and said there was nothing
lie n not even In senganon County that II bitter 70 the
o vet good Tor stomach and bscause these wer. bitter
times IA lighting the masters OF the Plantations shi os
s,mor, be called Plantation BerS" And so II has been
he u work which II has performed Is witnessed
At hr day every town, parish village and hamlet whore
e hab Of civilization produce dyspepsia mere wal creates
and whrre cmse exposure destroys strength
snd sur4te And he ssid Let It be proclaimed throughout
lie length and breadth q the land nom the valleys ana
maintain tons that ali who suAeg from levers Dyspepsia
weakness of appetite, nervous headache and mental
d..poud,ucy will mud relief through the Plantation Filters
ev ndd tone the stomach and briancy 70 the mind oil
which l. q people living example" And Drake did as
m wss and got him place In the great ty OF
New. And came III unto hiu were hea1eu
and went vi their way rejoicing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-31

Garden and Cemetery
ADORN ENrS.
VASES. STATUARY. FOUNTAINS,
JETS,
BA SINS.
.SUMMER.HOUSES.
ARBORS,
CHAIRS,
SETTLES. &c.
WIRE TRELLIsES AND ARCHES,
FOR VINES. FLOWERS Sc.
STABLE EINTURESa
HAY-R AcKs,
MANGEgs,
Subdivisions, &c.
IRON FURNITURE.
BEDSTEADS,
CRIBS.
CRADLES. &c.
Particular attention given u EIpOft Trade.
IRON RAILING
FOR INCLOSING CEMETERY LOTS.
EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS
THE PATENT
wIRE-aAILIYo, WINDOW GUARDS, as
CHASE g. CO.,
NO. S2A BROADWAY. NETWORK,
oPpomrs Ct. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
| The American Yoke Shirt,
With hne assortment OF
ROBES DE CHAMBRE,
| SMOKING JACKETS,
And Gen.lenen's Furnishing Goods.
| DEVLIN & Co.,
| BROADWAY, New.York.
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'P' NV new stock OF SPRING CLOTHING 10 now
ready and not surpassed as to assortment style or
mice in this city The Custom Room, Furnishing
and Childreu's Department not equaed Satisfaction
SVEN r. r. BALDWIN,
Nos 10 and - Bowery.
The largest store in the city.
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A Certain Cure for Hernia or Rupture.
All persons afflicted with this dangerous injury car now be
radically cured without, shadow OF Doubt
WHITES PATENT LENEk Truss
has cured thonsand who never expected 20 be cured IL
constructed on an entirely different principle from ~
and Easy No PRESSURE Is rade or the BACK or CORD
Power perfectly consoli.be !; acts ike he tn-es IN
WHO WANTS To BE CURED -
Pamphlets free fol- stamp "HErohi 10 * - .o,
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Diamond Rings
from go up $500 $500 and 100 each.
For s,e by GEO c. ALLEN No AIS Broadway, door
below Cslal st., formerly No, IL WA.lsS
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Don't buy your Caters or Shoes without
roees P.Tyyy LEVER BuCgLEG They selfsdjusiins,
and require no holes punched in the strap Dealers or manu-
c,ers can ncose 10 cents currency and wi" mall sample
OF two pattefns 49,,
fRkpxHCk S1EVEH or No 60 Kiby-st. Boston, Msss.
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WHEELER d. WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
Iocx-sr,Tca SEWING MAoHIsxs. No. 6z3 Broadway.
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Oak orchard spring Water.

THE GREAT REMEDY Or NATURE FOR DfsPEP
sf, pIARRHRA and Affections OF the Kidneys und iiat
asr. aIso for General Debility Pamphlets furnished contain
uv ,-pors from u s Hospitals Snd other testimonials Of the
h;h., medical authority all stesting the medicinal vr
80 ~ M. Wser Ampi. accommodations for nvsids In The
i;v,,s Of The Springs. Sold by tine bottle
'''i"'' GEO. w. GLAZE, General Agent.
No. 5T4 Broadway, Metropolitan Hote Building.
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On motion Of Mr.. PEsDLEToN (Dem., Ohio),
tbe select Committee on the subject Of admitting Nom
hers Of the cabinet 10 seats Oh the floor Of the House
vas continued during the present Congress
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DYSPEPSIA TABLETS for Indigestion, Heart
and for sale BY all Druggists Price, so cents per Boz
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The bill 10 expedite the title to land claims III
CsIornia vas called up. and after discussion during
ne whole morning hour the subject was laid over
PILL.
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sale from NE aud shifted cargo.
mdss %riss, m.d aa m,aas mot o passage;
has been y days o. the BaaSs
20 Bed ansfen ilih ms lat Il 81 sssss large
BARK Jano fIIa.) zwanch caraG $. dsys with coal
order I'm inst si a. 2, lon g. sawa large screw steamer
Bark Anna Charlotte, roruseu Cardiff 50 days. with
Bark Patriarch ssmhri CDutc, L,oa Rotterdam 4oaays
% % Il days &c from Rio s:s os
Gibraltar April With s 10 orasr ,i,s inst y
O. o ss5s 1 sss Ms casss
rom Msan,s. for s drrns hs lex fos s
Away sSosiays started euwater dc the schr was slightly
Bark Sea Rereer lyne. Mes,na 81 days with Fruit 70
Mailer Lord Qnereau.
Hss S;sai GO ss asn s My
hT oho g. mr. Ss"i DAYS for Ma
,asats Pa.ia fcr meiiest sssss'rcsa -. 49,. n
DAYS with eor coffee !" wm salem CO.
Ss;s NARA Louisa lsml semmehack MontevideO "
Frs Nora G.ai Roford Lass.yr~ 81 days with coffee,
bark , ns.pf,as 6hr, wsysp Masprs "A days with -
Brig Napier tBrl hsddns xrecibo. % davs with nolas
g lanes x7h inst lat IS 49, ion u ~ brig sa
Brig deo Ludlow tEr, Wilson. csrdcnas II days with
Brig Lac,ea Wallace cicnfueSos % days With sugar 70
ssr Francis (Rrl o'ponald trcytoxn Nc sod.vs WIN
sna S cuba M Light with sDA'
SSeT Heinrich Hob Mike sia, sdays with hemp to
schr CO fRr5 Fisher Port Antonio Ia 2s dsvs with
coffee 70 II solomon 18th inst lat &c 81 lon 70 S. spoke
brig Alpine. ~ dsvs hence for. Cuba. 90 -
segr Nsya en- barSsr'e Arroyo q dayswh sugar
Fs S e. Sss. & EsS "A
INST lat q 81 lon ~ 40 spoke schr Ocean Ranger for Re
AZ II Ssssa s a.
spoke is sansoa, vessbars bound s. sssS Ia, Sc
81. lon "a A. saw bark Ionic bound 8. 1912 {E.
sch~ Spray tBr Trasx Windsor Ms. II days. with pias
schr Dongherty. Smith. Port Ro- al, 5dAys
Schr 5 W iiAns Chamberlain GEORGETOWN, DAYS
Schr Lamariine johnson philadelphia for New Bedford.
Schr Marietta Gorham, Hsrwicii.
Fl Schr Senator. Faulkner. Boston.
+ Schr olive Branch. higgins Nav Bedford
Schrs Pondeg Philips. Tauuon for Albany
II Schr Perfect. C0ombs ProvdcncA
Schr Nelson Nelson. Bridgeport,
Schr Thomas, Dean. Bridgeport
Schr Union, Pot Rondoit n.r Boston
Steamer J Thomson. Cundif. Baltimore.
f steamer Sarah. Jones. Phlad0nhia.
steamer David rNev. Phillips Philadelphia.
Steamer Massey. Smith. Philadrpha.
. Steamer Aida. Linney, Philadelphia. ~sar
4 * E@E @4& All - BELOW &A q w G ttt
L Brig Isabella Hunter.
Two barks and two brigs unknown.
SAILED.
President Patapsco Chss Thomas: shins
wizard Queen. Baltimore Melbourne; schrS Fowler
Irish. Wauponsa. John rway. 80
Z Wind at sunset Sw.
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SHIPPiN NE w S
Port OF New York. May 30. 1864.


cIEaRED
ship bavaria. Higgins san Frsucisco-w Coleman Go.
Bark Queen OF the (Br, Ross shanghae-F Hatha.
BARK sea tBrl Duncan. nsvrc-Boyd Hincsen ,,.n.,,
B.rx Prinz Oscar swc, oberg Anv erp-Funeh heincxe
BARK Ann A Alice tBr) Mcconnell Antwerp-w Schmidt
srs Avsp ~ Lqssh.r s. Icnn MD d DewSr
s s.ss p.fs w!T oGsS Bpch es
Brig Ida Abbott lBrl Cooper st Thomas-whmore
Brig Amelia CBr), Damn Pot Midway Maitland Phelps
grig Laur. a., Lang:herne. Haulax,D pswolf
sf feHfn s ann s'9 Br 1sompspa
seir Duke Of Newcastle tBr. Finley, 81 John MA
schr smlsr. Lyons. rorirss. Non,os-rg campbell
s sssr s gs,ss iS%sn
csr ss ss I. ssisn' ss.p
schr New Haven, Glover Phiadephia-h Racket
sesr c.s.. rhnusy; sS,lopvI s.,,. smi'Aaco
sssr issssy %ren.B Baltimore
Steamer c.cornsioct Drake, PhlsdelphIs.
ARRIVED
n cy B.s 1879 sg IN . o .,.rSoo e.
AZ q p. ss 4. at. s s s t' asS 200
s PM r. BARK e.0na r. sno- ps Nos 5.la 81 si,, "a,
t :: a1 %Sa. s Az 3. iy Err, fs
1 n:SSf
Steamship Kedar (Br), Muir, Liverpool. NAVAL via
% An 9s s sss 81 Morocco
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