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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28

CURIOUS PRRDIoroNs.-Iu 1868 a pamphlet
was Fnbliphed in Germany, purporting to be a
series OF prophssiep made by Mademoiselle
LenOrmand, fu whose predolona the first
Napoleon placed great reliance. They we're
lst, that in 1858 a war would break Out between
England and France on ihdsHe part, and Russia
"a, that yhen peace was festoSed, war would
follow between England and India Sd, that a
great migration would then take place from
Germany to the United States; 4th, that civil
ser would rage four years in the United States,
to be succeeded by au era Of remarkable pros
perity; 9th, that about the time of its close, a
fearful sickness, commencing in Bussia, would
extend across the Baltic, desolato Germany,
cause immense mortality in England, and thence
simultaneously spread to the east and to the
west: SO far all has come true, and the
unfulflled seems Fastening.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
A BIT OF GENUINE ROMANCE.
no" REBEL sRCURED UNION wlFE-m
MARRIEs AND EsoHEws TREASON.

hAhhlEs AND KsoHEws TREASON.
An Indianapolis letter, dated Julv T. gives tho
iouoWing item Of real romance: -
at the battle Of Champion Hills. in which
hovey's Division bore SO prominent and hon
oraDle part, some 4,60Lpf the Johnnies were
goooled at one fell swoop, They were sent to
Camp Morton for safe keeping, aud | well re-
member standing on pile of boards at the
corner OF Pennsylvania street, and watching the
9iriy gray procession, as il defed through the
dust en- route for the camp Ithappened, though
dld not know it Mt the time, that among tho
prisoners was young man by the name, well,
call him Roberts. private in the - Alabama
regiment. He was of a good family, residing in
Huntsville, and Mt the breaking out Of the war,
IN company with many other students of the
college he was attcudng his Southern heart
was fired to think and do chivarous deeds. So
he took bis gun, went, saw, aud was copauered
ut Champion Hills, Safely lodged in Camp
Norton he naturally longod for something to
fead-somethiug to charm away the dull hours
OF prison life lie had managed to smuggle into
the camp a suit OF citizens Clothes aud, neat
and clean always, he presented quite n contrast
to his tcllow-eaptiyes IN dirly giay. One day q
young lady visited the camp in company with
some friends out Of curiosity. She saw him.
was struck with his gentlemnnly Appearance,
ANA inquired about him Learning from the
officers that ho wanted the compnnionship of
books, she sent him some on her return home.
Her kindness was acknowledged by q brief note.
In the course of time an occasion suggested
another note it was answered, and correspon-
dence was thus begun which lasted through
twenty-five months Of weary prison life Finally
in March last, young Roberts was paroled, and
sent under gunrd to City Point, Va His lady
friend saw him, aud lee her, us he passed through
the streets Of our city, hut they were unable ia
speak to each other. lie reached home about
the time of Lees surrender, and tired of the
contest, and glad of release, he took the oath
Of allegiance and became once more IA citizen OF
the United States. But he could not rest con.
tented. lie thought Of her whose kindness had
lightened his prison hours, and sped by the
wings of love, he came NOrthward to find her
and yesterday morning he reached the city
sought and found her, nnd for the first time il
their lives the sweet privilege Of speech will
each other was accorded them. How They
improved the occasion is not mine to say. Were
l prophet, knowing the parties rs | do,
would not be afraid to predict fair and happ,
future for the youthful lovers A conversation
with the young man reveals the fact that, though
somewhat chagrined by defeat, he is yet conten
with the result, and goes for the Union as it is
lie regards Slavery as dead and buried, and il
all respects gives promise that our bitter wa
has not been without good fruits. lie is now il
a fair way of being reconstructed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
WnAr Is rur Monnor nnrrnlnna-Mr Man

WHAT IS THE MoERoE DOCTRINE MIR. Mon
roe stated it, in his message of December ID,
1928 in clear and explicit words, as follows:
With the existing colonies or dependencies
of any European power we have not interfered,
and shall not interfere. But with the govern
ments who have declared their independence,
and maintained it, and whose independence VIC
have, on great consideration and on just primo i
pies, acknowledged, we could not view any inter.
position for the purpose Of depressing them. or
controlling in any other manner their destiny,
by any European power, in any other light than
as a manifestation of an unfriendly disposition
towards the United States"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
From the Petersburg Express, July 10.
ASAD. SAD STORY


A few days since an intelligent and handsome
young woman, the daughter of Confederate
officer from Louisiana, left her home in Boston
to visit tho battle field Of the Wilderness TO
discover, if possible, the grave of her husband.
The husband was member of the Veteran
Reserves, OF the Federal army, aud was killed
in the memorable second battle Of the Wilderness
She left her child in the care of friends at home
to pay wile's tribute Of respect aud love over
the grave of him who in life had won her
affections, and who, in death, still retained
them. When she reached Philadelphia on her
sacred pilgrimage, she was notified of the death
of her child at home, but the sad event did not
stop her. 1t was but one more link in the chain
that bound her to the past, and only encouraged
her to hasten on, and weep the more over her
husbands grave. We say it was but another
link IN the chain of memories which bound her
to the past for, during the progress of the war
she had lost five brothers in the service, and
sustained the loss Of mother and four sisters
the heaviest of all-her husband Under the
weight Of so many accumulated sorroWs, it may
be imagined that her constitution was well nigh
shattered She passed through Baltimore and
| Washington, and reached the Wilderness There
she found the last resting place Of her husband.
with its simple slab. And there she, too, was
subsequently found, overcome by grief her
\ frnmo writhiug ia strong spasms, stretched
helplessly upon the mound. She was removed.
and after shor, interim--during which she
suffered constantly from spasms-the effect of
] an overwrought mind and shattered nervous
system, she came TO Richmond, en- route TO
Petersburg, in search of her father, who. she
had understood was here. ln Richmond she
was stlll a sufferer from spasms- during one of
which she was robbed Of most Of her money and
personal effects She camc thence by river Ia
this city, Mt which place she arrived on Saturday.
ln the AFTERNOON Of this day, while standing M
the provost marshals Office, she was again
attacked with spasms, which came aud went
with such rapidty that for several hours she
could not be removed. IN her lucid moments,
she wept over her condition, and during her
reapses she tonyeraed about her dead husband
The scene was one which drew tears from those
who witnessed it. When her condition admitted
OF her removal, she was sent to the FAIR
Grounds Hospital, where she is now under kind
medical treatment.
This is one of the saddest cases developed BY
the war and creates the deepest syinpathy of ali
who have heard the lldy's history.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28

py the appearance Of some men ct distance,
sns was deferred from making an effort, and the
onlu . was then out Of sight and at the bottom of
sne muddy water. Wandering up and down the
bank few minutes, she turned and left the
scene Of her crime.
ehe was away when the body was taken from
.ne water an hour or So later, aud had taken
refuge at house in the west part of the city,
wneIe she was acquainted. She carried the
celld's clothing thither-the sane that had been
gwen her at the penitentlary by Mrs. Fulton,
wife OF the Superintendent She made herself
au apron OF a long gown worn by the child, and
retained other articles which the police have
recovered
The magistrate could do nothing further than
commit the accused 10 answer for murder.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
ouARrRRnAsrRR GESRRAt's Orr,,s

ouARrRRnAsrRR GBNRRAt's Orr,es
fiasr DIVISION
,,,,,,,, WAsHIsdT0s, CRY, June 2e IA,
viii be sold at public auction during fhs ~ da ,,a
July, 1865, 70 the highest bidder al m ,irn
places named below, viz: "' "uls' iai
baltimore, MD, "WEDNESDAY, Julyb
GlESBORO, ID. c., THURSDAY, Julv6
ulEsB0RO, d. c., FRIDAY, July !. anb nm Tttr.n,.
THURSDAY, and FRIDAY Of each weak s.ra,aslp
YORK, Pa FRIDAY, July7. '-''A''e'
MlFFLtNTOWN, Pa, FRIDAY. Julv9
WILLIAMSBURG, PA, WEDNESDAY, Jai,io
READING, PA, FRIDAY, July u, ~" -
RAsrON. PA, TUESDAY, Juyis
BALTIMORE. MD WEDNESDAY. Julv ia
NEWPORT, PA, FRIDAY, July 81
POTTsYILLE, PA, FRIDAY, July %
WILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY. Jnlv9
BALTIMORE, MD. MONDAY, july 81
Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES each d.v
ior road and farming purposes many sod blrp,
Sale to commence at 10 A. NJ,
Terms cash, In United States currency.
JAMES A. RKIN,
,, Brev. Brig Gen., in charge
Juyl+N lst Division Q. N. d. O.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28

artiEsE iTE%sENTY-rIIRRE HUNDRED dSoVIaAss doVnRANsMsv99IR q
eoAuJsaaAsIER Ut sl,. eESERLLs Oyytov
SEALED PROPOSALS will b. rs,s1ss Al, spiy 10 1866
unti ~ my TUESDAY, August l. 1861 Gor ~ tnls ono,
oi 1soo MULES. In lots Of my and ons hen pli cha,
~ me places named below, viz. Auuuied eash
HARRISBURG, Pa, 0 lots, 90 each.
WILMINGTON, Del, 4 lots, 6S each %
WASHINGTON. D. c, 10 Iois' 70 % sssS. s,sS.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, 4lOis, 80, 90 each. sSR '''n'
These mues will be put aside, zach lot h-,-.
WIN be Tree fpr the inspection Of biddars ~ sei and
named respecuvelyi for ton days prior Ia Awe peaI
MANY OF them were bought IN the hasIu1tl "
war, as young mules, accompanied the 81 lhe
maienes and camps, and are thoroughly broi ~ hsf
cd by exercise, gentle and familiar ffom h, lNieu.
surrounded by the soldiers ''iah y long
Ihough sound and servioeable thav 49,.
quired IN the army, and can now be obtanaS h
than their true value. s''AnsuA AZ lar leI
The successful bidders will be- notlhad In a..
telegraph, and required to receive the Psson o. ~
! lore August s. 1855. animals On OF b.
This office reserves to itself the right IA ,..,,
that may be offered. o4' "tgsa1 All hA
Proposals should he Addressed to tba und.,,,-..,
marked proposals for the purchase OF Mnlss hi
A. rsysneh. must be made in Government funa. =, IL.
By order Of the ouartormaH,cr General.
JAMES A. EKfy.
yu9iRp. First Division, o NJ ho
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
june 6-tf
june 6-tf
oUTRAGEs OF soouNDRELs AT HUDSON,

MY.
HUDSON, N. Y, July 20 This city was visit.
ed yesterday by gang of roughs and thieves,
who accompanied the excursion of the Emmet
Guard to Albany. The scoundrels spread all
over the city, robbing and knocking down cit-
zens to their hearts content. When starting to
return to the boat, they commenced series OF
most brutal and devilish outrages, and still were
allowed to have their way.
They amused themselves by firing stones, re.
volyess and guns at the people, varying this
order Of things occasionally by striking them
with clubs and msltreating them in various
other ways. Leaden balls few like hailstones,
and roughdom held perfec; carnival A young
man named Race, of Hudson, was shot in the
leg, and boy named Berry had his arm bro
ken. Another boy was badly beaten over the
head with a crb. Officer Salspaugh, aged
seventy years, was pounded almost into Jelly,
and many other persons were badly beaten and
injured.
The saloons and drinking places were COM
pletely cleaned out, and the occupants abused in
the most shameless manner. Over three thou
sand people accompanied the excursion, over
hundred Of whom were the worst species Of
roughs. Many persons were robbed of watches
money and other valuables. Prospect Hill was
covered with men, women and children, who had
been driven from their homes and compelled tC
fly by the roughs for their lives. Only six ar
rests were made, and these were let off to-day
with a light fine. The whole affair was one o
the greatest outrSges ever perpetrated upon
law and order loving community.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28

cided that as Slidell was notorious en-
emy of the United States, his property
in the country belonged under the coniis-
cation act to the Government, and that
these claims could not be allowed or en-
tertained.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
For Sale or Rent

"S'i a i.rss trsms House and az acrss Of high
wilmington eausensy, suitable i5T
meadow ianu, u. -, = - -I-,. AZ
house contaIns iSs' q ior keeping hogs anu ....,
No. =, LOSSES possession given Immediately.
with 10 tnfes story brick store and dwelling
for Drv Goo1 w. ~. King street, below 4th auitabis
No. SGsS Or Green Grocery Store and Meat stoSs
street bevssn Dick bousa with rooms on ReTspth
SprIs -FFS~ W. MeOAULLEY 4 CO.
600 Market Etreat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
Summer Philosophy.

NY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
While strong contention's tide
Runs quick and hot,
Let Reason be your guide,
Aud leave her not,
In the right path he set,
Firm as q mule,
And, though the angry sweat,
You may keep cool.
ln summer always choose
The shady way,
Nor scorn fan TO use
Each sultry day.
Walk by the ripping stream,
Not the green pool,
Pariake Of good ice cream.
Aud thus keep cool.
Put all hot clothes away.
And wear but those
On which, unfet, the ray
OF Pbebus CLOVIS
IT from the Tower to buy
Is still Jour gple,
While others melt and fry.
You eau keep cool
Our stock being constantly replenisbed h,
large daily additions, we are enabled 10 offer
large assortment Of all kinds, STYLES and aize
of clothing at the lowest possible prices.
TOWER HALL,
No. 5l8 MARKET sTREsr,
BENNETT & Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28

THH ATissTrc CABLE.-The New York Post
says the following Gle patch has just been received
from Cyrus w. Field.
m, London, llM July, 1861 leave hsrs on
In,Irsday, the 18Th inst, and the Great Eastern
" w SAL from the More on Saturday, the 18th,
me expeci TO leave Yalentia about tbe i9tb. and
in August. '-s 'Hs His' week
a,Eisv'sything is going on to our entire salts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
MARRIED.

WHlTE-MARsDEN.--In the Twelfth Baptlst
Church, Philadelphia, by the pastor, Rev. W.
u. siegfried, on Tuesday, 25th instant, Mr..
EbEH ii. WHITE, Of New Castle Hundred.
delphia. ''''"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
REMOVAL.
JAMES BRADFORD
ouLD respectfully Inform his friends And the publ
Removed to his New Store

:, NbInOVed TO his New Store
Nos and East Third Street. near MIL,
M WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where he will keep constantly on hand fnu s,..,
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
HIS facilities for conducting the business on ,ba
enlarged ssale and In the most satisfactory manner az
nst equaled BY any other estakishment IN ~ fs
whilst his stock y larger than any atore betws P
aeipha and Baltimore. He returns his tbanLs e. h4
patrons ior the liberal patronage heretofore m
hm and hopes by strict attention 10 businss up9n
on. w 'H''rh an hlh ne " loea-
uge o
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
Wharf Propertv FOR Sale,

AN excellent Wharf property in the city Winhs
., .ol, Del. MI zoS ,ee' 9I ths oIeehi e9lAi \.
TENEMENTs. II is near the Railroad and a1oni IL
extensive Ship yard of John X. Krkman Co n
water along Is the best In Wilmington, and has bsl
used for Ship yard and Coal yard For ship yAh q
Rolling Mill, cr manufacturing purposes, tis ulEt
posed by any location in the city
Apply to WM. MoCAULLRY Co.,
novls-tf 0O5 Market sinst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
PROPOSALS

INVITING PROPOSALS FOR THE pupcu,
M,tqps Nj qTpMsENTY-'riIREE HUNDRED aoVrRNSssvsoR aoVrRASs oR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
Tho Money Market

The following quotations were furnished us bv
H. X. Robinson Co., Bankers, corner of Fourth
and Market streets, at two o'clock yesterday
afternoon -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-07-28
A RARE CHANCE
For Speculation in Farm Lan'
Clay Land or City Lots

hhkE are now offered for sale within the city " Y.
n mlngton 80 acres Of land about u Of mile N ~
hundred feet. This land Is beautifully and eonlen1
located for farming or gardening PURPOSES ana " M
Auuiaoture Of bricks II Is really superior 10 ~ !,
nov IN tho market. It being more eonyrl,,ii, b
hs Improving portion Of the city than the brick %
tne eastern section. IthAs upon It very soea ,si
ahd barh and other necessary buildings. in9 .,is
land and premises will bs fold very reasonable "'
eAYy terms Tor further particulars spply h
'WM. McOAULLKr = 90!
Real Estate BroksI.,
60B Market Street,
isb2s WilmngIon' "
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-13
Public Health The Press. !

y Advertising has been JpronOunced siundignifed"
by the medical faculty. A physician who adyer-
tises valuable rem edy to fifty people in his private
practice woald reseixe the cold shoulder from his
professional brethren. should he make its merits
knownto millions through the columns Of a newspa-
per prsss This may be "dignided"-but is it be-
nevolent, humane or just? whoever is fortunate
enough to discover or invent anything that will
prevent, OF cure. or alleviate human suffering. Ia
bound to makeit known, through every channel of
communieation within his yeaoh 70 the general pub
lie. For many years the merits of HOSTErTERs
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs, have thus
been proclaimed 10 theiBoridi and mulHtudes have
been restored to health or saved from fatal mala-
dies in consequence. Az new features have been de-
velored in relation to the operation Of this most
pure and potent of all Stomachics and Alternatives.
they have been stated in simple language to the peo-
pie OF many lands and If the proprietors of the
medicine have derived profit from their dissemina.
tom thousands upon thousands efiDdividuals have
been benefited thereSyto sn extent beyond all Is.
innate. In the West Indies Canada Australia.s
and South America, Hostetter's Bitters are now
recognized as the sole specific for Dyspepsia, the
best possible safeguard against epidenics, and the
finest nvigorant in cases Of general DEBILITY, and
the only diusive stmnlant eatlrsly freq from nox.
ious ingredients. "a ...-. ~ l4sg9
New York House. 50 Cedar Street, N. Y. i.nss
june9d& w2w
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-13
u :. MarshaI,s Notice.
UEIfHD STATES OF AMERICA. !
DIsTRICr or MAINE. ss.

L.
/ UMrED ErATKs OF AMRRIoA.l
DfsTRIcT OF MAINE, ss. NA
PURSUANT to Monitions from the Hon. Ashur
Ware, Judge Of the United States District
Court within and for the District of Maine here
~ give public notioe that the following Libes and
Informations have been Aled in said Court, viz
An Information against ore Horse, and one Ksg
of SPhtsusus LfQu9rs, seized by tho Collector Of
the District Of Portland and Falmouth on the four
District. i 3 81. ..--'- -
A Libel against the Brig Wal,m II. Parks. her
lector Of tue District Of PORTLAND and Falm u IT,
on the twentgsecond day Of February last past al
Portland, in said district. -
An Information against Fsnr Crses of Fricfi3w
Or Lgcyer Matches, seized BY the Collector of In
ternal Revenue for the Y. urth Collection District
OF Mann, a. Bangor, III said District.
An Ipf1rhatisn against Fire Packages Of AisesI-
laNe0us Goods. seized BY the collector Il ths ..
trict of Portland and Falmouth, on the fourteenth
day Of Nay last past, At Portland in said District.
A Lioel against ths Sshoorer Orontes aHd Sirfv-
s,E Sstrsts y Slt seized By the Collector Of tho
past, AZ CASTLE, IN said District.
A Libe5 against Ths Schooner Sarah Ann. asd
S.r Cases u Matches seized By the Collector oftts
Rltriet Of marlborough, In said Distrct, on the
SIKH Gay Of MAY last past, ....u
A Libel against 5he schooner Jamss Waryfn and
h:r cnrgp seized by the Collector OF the District
ofPenooicot on IN thlrtisth day Of My last past
at C4stine In said District I
A LIBEL against the Schoontr eronte, and her
cargo. seized BY the Collector OF the District OF
feneoseot, on ihe thir'ieth da " MAJ last pat at
C1stine, Ia said D. strict.
q, which seizures were for breaches of the lave Of
me United States. as il particularly set forth
IN said ldbes AID Inf0rAatlons; that hearing aud
tria ill be h4dt ,ereon, At BANGOR. nsaid District
on the Fourth nsesdaV Of JUnE carrsIlf where any
pe soma Interested therein may appear AM show
cause: II any can 30 shown, wherefore be
should not be decrecd forfeit and disposed ofaecOrd
Ing to law. .t ~ e nt .f .aI
= Datei at Portland this thirs en;h day Of June A.
t- +. A. QUfNBY,
lIlia 1f.i pebuS u \ NarBna
junel3dl43 rnIf.. District OF Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-13
"a Thief cries Sop Thief.n

The public are cautioned agaist base imitation
of L. F. Atwood's Rittsss, by a manufacturer Of
proprietary medicines in this city who has not only
copied the label and adopted the same style
BOTTLE but states on his label that he has purchased
the entire right of DR.. Atwood, and as a. F." are
the only Atwood Bitters ever put up in Maine which
have gaiesd cslebrity this evidently leads the I'M
wary to suppose that 1t is L. y. Atwood--who has
never conveyed to him, directly Indirectly either
the title to or any information respecting bis Bit
ters. This is the same person who formerly signed
NJ. F. instead of r. F. Atwood. He says Beware
pf counteffets and limitations whl ch seems to be
upon the same principle that "a Thief Cries Stop
Thief" The genuine il signed L. +. Atwood and
bears an extra LABEL white paper, headed ..Cau-
ton, Extra Countersigned by H. II. Hay, Drug.
gist, Portland, Sole General Agent! J0u
Portland, April 26-3aw&wtf Is ssfr
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-13

over twenty years. increasing demand has estab-
lshed tho fact that Mathew Venetian Hair Dye is
the best In the world 1t is the cheapest the NEST
reliable. and most convenient Complete in one bot
tie. es not require any previous preparation ofthe
hair Notrouble. No crock crstain. Does not rub OF
or make the hair appear dusty and dead butimparts
TO It new life andluster. Produces beautiful black
or brown, as preferred. A child can apply It AL
ways give satisfaction. Only rs cts per bottle sold
evesywhere. A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, m Y.
DEMAs BARNKs Co, Rev York wholesale
Agents. = u NJ may12eedly
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-13
Valparaiso April q. barqus Artsmssa, Kel

Ar =. VALPARAISO April q. barque Artsmssa, Kel
Cutting; New York; 2eth, New world Knight, doi
9th, Thompson, Blake DO.
Arat Shields 18th ult ship Persia, Doane, Leith.
SID I'm sunderland 18th ult, ship Ocean Home,
SID i'm Cslao prev to 18th ult ship Western Chief,
unc; barques Damon, Crowelf. for New York; Ellen
Dyer. h-ppard for Falmouth, n; Limerick Lass,
Conary, unci brig Herrera, HAvener, for New
At Cape Hayden 18th ult barques Elba, Drisko,
for Cieniuegos IA days; Josie Nicholas, Mich
olas, for st Jago days.
Al Barbados 2sd nit, brig George Downes. Paine.
At Mayaguez 2sd ul. brig Hattie Bishop. Bart
lett. from Portland, disg
At Neuvtas 9th ut, barque Andes Merriman for
At sagua 25th ult. barque COlcord, Colcord,
Tor New York days.
GPer steamer Germania, at New York;
Ar at cuxhaven 18th ult. Enoch Talbot, Merriman.
Ar at Portsmouth 2sth ult, Abbott Lawrence. Pat
on south ForeIand 25th, Alliance. from Rotterdam
In Dunkirk Roads aslh ult, Young Eagle. walker.
AT at Esinore Goth ult. saOhem. Atkins, Boston
| for Cronstadt.
SPOKEN.
| May T. Lizard Point NNE is miles, ship America.
| Swanton, from Shields for Boston
May ID, lat so s. Ion 33 2S ship Garibadl Rogers
| from New York for San Francisco.
June g. lat 80 rs, lon 81 IL, sch KoEet, from New
| York for Mayaguez
June A, lat 49, Ion 6s. ship Freedom. I'm New York
| for New Orleans.
June 8, OF Hatteras was seen barque May Sietsou,
| from New York. steering South.
June 8, North Of Hatteras. sch Hampden Belle I'm
New York for Port Ro5a SC.