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New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Arrived.

Steamship City Of Psrs Br), kennedy Liverpool June and
5,s Sse'ISw @ m m s passed steamship EdOorg batrged
Steamship Ihans. Swift Washington C., 90 hours with d,s
steamship Empire Dobbns Wilmington n c. 7s hOur'. with
Steamship BoFussa (gnbl sehwensen Hau5nrg June win
ui 10 pass hulhrdt Co. The b. had nne weather
sSsnig Psyr Hoyt orlesn. June via Savannah the
iss with nd.s aSd pas. 70 Vernon H. Brown Co The
brig steering y the vessel had red signal with : Co. In
George Cromwell Vail Eew.Orlesns J1ae TO- ss:25A
and sat eat Pass at rs P TO- with md's and pass to H. B.
siesrssaip Hunter Rodgers. Wilmington. N c. 80 hours with
sspp Ren S Terry Chaplin Newbsrn N c. 60 hours with
dse ani pass Goodspeed June - $50 "a pa.ssd os
SGanS s Il 'Siss iis sna 5rS Ss Do S red Si'
Steamship HeI~sa Lyns'9o to BsssT' % s'Tnnh hours Wi'h
Ship May Bsn oi Tomaaen Vesper Csso FEB ~ Wiz
ssTo..s5 the Eqas;of My Aprs % 81 long e .
3 $ oas FI.ne,se l aol Moatss Tor Antwerp
jane in at 80 IL long "a % 's~ .en oeesa Ses , , and
~ pass to Lsng Co. The had 7deaih' during the
shS webser Norris Liverpool as days with mde and 200
= sd d gs s,Dn1.TS GS bs6es sse for Ipoo - Sd H h g Is
long % Ias.ed .hR C9n''fs,i2n eSana M " With 70 Charlie,
cw No dates IN Ia - 81 long 80 saw ea,k Ahns ssn a s s'ss G
" is passed fouT-na.ied steamer, bound f.
ts0 PISS to Kreeberg The T. had two biIihs during the
0'is ssf Ar.b pm.) Bruhn Iqqus ios days. with tpetsr
B Eaa and Cal PrU.. vO Glasgow 81 d',' with iron to
Bark Hosad Go Tuls I.and Psrkin Ponce tP r. ls days,
DAY. 10 load for New-ioGk - 81, ~, -, .
D. r. Dew of & Co -, , =.
o Z. Brett Co. a.,
Schf. ". D. Nance Weaver, Cedar keys RAJ - esJ~
Schr. Mott Bedeli Bedeil Virginia
sohI. Magellan Cramner Virginia
Scar Csihsrue. Beruer Nirgius.
Sohr. Corueiis Joinscn, Nireipia
Schr D. r. Hul. Drsco, virginia
Schr. Nictous, -. Providence for Ehzsbethport
Shr q. W Cummns, BOnlt Proydence for Roadout.
Emy Kelly Noble II days With cotton 70 Moray Ferns
schr. l. P smith ApplebOa Wilmington N. C.. IL days
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
NORTH CAROLINA.

HOW THE NEWS OF THE ADOPTION oP THR coEsTrTU-
TIoSAL AMENDMENT WAS REcErvED-THE WORK
OF TIR STATE CoSvESTIoS-Two IMPORTANT IN
yEsriGATIOEs GOING on
From Our Special Correspondent
RALEIGH n. c.. June Is 1850.
TIE news that the report of the Reconstruction
had been adopted in the House by vote OF 80 to
30 is by majority citizens with considerable
chsgrD.
The proposed excluding from office such as hay
ing served An the Rebellion who had previously taken an oath
United States will crowd out majority OF the
officials this Stae of the eleven state Judges bat three can
be- exempt from M proysons though there are two woud
not the slightest difficulty in obtaining the required t~o
tirl Of Congress TO grant iee Ihe whole matter ms
been yefv warm cnnyassed during the day and doubt IL
under he expected contingencies but that Congress may 70
qne some modification OF state laws popular expression
ron sme needed point The State Convention when II ad
urns n1t week will not Ad oun sine die bat subject TO ar
thsT call. 4,
The Convention sitting Ia the same one which was 10
session here ast they adjourned tn meet again
was by proclamation OF Gov Holden under the
Of President JOnnsons manifesto prescribing
he steps be taken by States In coming back into
the Union They the gath Of Nav ls6a and Altar re-
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
shipping INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEw-YORK...... JUNE 10.
Cleared.

Steamship Denmark r) Thompson, Liverpool National Steam
'iss1 s,ssasip Ems lls) Tsbe Iiyerpqel John Dale
S,oam,hP Spl % ny ] 1So' ,5 e Ho,as Apirwsu
Ss.o Nersus Eeaise Boston Neptune steamship company
Steamship Corsica (bT Lo Me'surieT Nassau ana Havana l.
siahr Gen sedwos whhOuss Galveston via Key West
s,am6S 0sorse Warrington esser New oeans H. B. crOm
s.An.hp san salvador Atkins, Savannah. Garrison Aea
Steamship Tyoee C;o~e ssv1Rnsa. .icr L. L. IIne' ssv
s,s.p g. g. soud.r Lockwood. Charleston, Livingston Fo1
s,,., .sp e. W. Lord Ward wiinirgton c. GOodsBeel
steamship Nsss-a Couch Norfolk City Point and Nehm0nd o.
s,s.n 1iliad Fargo Norfolk. City Point and Richmond
Steamship @ washington chhs Norfolk City Point and Rich
"SiS S,S.g.Iip O. H. stout Ford Philadelphia H.nd
s,-saaiP y" r yqr Eogl Kew sesfrd Fer.S.Gu Wood
.Sp Cor.a HsveneT Liverpool ST. Johns N B., snow
CABIN ,7'' A Al1.H: s ssis L L'Si haasI C Co.
Bars Queen o. south lBf Cro'bs Dublin soman Eeye
BsrE Nellie enwes B, Thurs,Ou Rio Janero Penders'''
BsrE Lucy Francis. Allen. s.sua. R H. David
BusA Or L,naTy Co" Bay & b. + s s@a sSn % Co
s @ M @ 3 NIF:s H, s. s. S9iiae osn: b b. &C. Dun..
S9s gepoas Tr,s oser'e.sn D G. Mill MT ~ H0osh'on
Bra Mariner N Irius Bsli@ore s5. B. ,Jcs MeGSsrs
ssar Ep,crpl.e 5't tBIl Goqd n DsWslf Co
sab, q fia0Ts ce;e so'SR 8s,, $ VI Tsyi, os. Co.
S.fr A h Barnes Farrsu. Bsrscoa T. PesrslL
80 ssrsb i-befh Reeve. New Hsven l. D. stsunsrd
scbf. Nary 1oaus~n6, Naparsiso, Fabbfl Chauncey
seLr Tisri. flrl Lockhari. Cufacoa D. X DeWoi 60.
" johnson Nessau X T. iuc.it.on 4 20
SIR Bsl bsra lBT Puukey Gisce Bay b. Z. smau 20.
schr j " hiietonse. Jones. Cow Bay, II ". Lord Co
SIR WId Horse iBf Macolnbe Bridgeport J. . Whitney
q Co ~. e,-.l.
sch Wings the Morning, Mcfarland EizaoetaPori H. W.
sshr Ieo,ssia Kelly Salem. r. W Ropes Co
soh e f s5o1 eHfS;s n s9s;S3 sso Msie bIoT paue6n
sehr b. Muuglm. Canning Tauuton Geo n strsn,reis
seh Crnsaie tayror New Haven Racket lookel Taylor
sebr J. r. Collins Dayton Bridgeport, NJ brsgs Oo
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

pesng the Secession Ordinance of 1861 and declaring it nu
sha vcid they ratified the Constitutional abos
Ig slavery repudated the Rebel debt raised directly or
ec Dy the State IN aid Of the Rebellion and declared Al
or parts OF Jaws passed during the and Dcompat
Oe with the Federal Government IA now In force They
l0uIned TO meet May mean time the
met and grudgingy meed Of negro
eI.er he Freedmens Bureau This Conyenon
her aot and granted negroes this right at
a cases where he party interested In the suit,
snd have also placed upon tie same footing an crimes aud
I Iner punishment aike for black or white
Inc CONSTITUTION OF North Carolina fram.d IN l7TS
min een years before that adopted by the United States II
was ~snued IN various ways by Convention In 1895 sn1
have mcpy OF Its enaetmens as the organic
law OF the exists II Il patched mess which tbis
Convection have thought better sodfed and cod
fed heEce saving the unnecessary and excemep
selecting another Convention for this espeea purpose ThS
present one is now cngaged in this work.
Not very rapid progress made An ordinance granting
general amnesty and pardon TO al persons guilty Of violating
the criminal laws of the State wh in the Rebel or Feder
service, except upon and children persons
years OF age has been passed stay Law is productive OF
very desnltory discussion.
resolution to basis representation 10 the Assembly upon
the number Of voters aud In he Senate upon paid int
the State Treasury induces debate iAs the law
saAds representation based upon the tax Of iS
when slaves counted Tie abolitioa OF Slavery
course changed the ratio in every district
IA mmitsee worinR the wherea5out OF o.
borrowed England during the by the which
have accounted for do the
show who these authorized parties The committee
also inqrrng into the results Of the disposed
interests OF the State in onehaf OF the bocsadeeamex
Adelaide for the purchase OF which NaDcc issued b0Bds
to the amount Of $4,000 May 90 1851 and which
presented for payment Some action ipurposed IN allowing
the cell railroads.
mafured bonds issued before the Of wsoA
paper held North The Convention largely posed of
Union men OF considerable ability and talent
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
m ississippi.
A PETITION FOR MILITARY PROTECTION.

TIrPAH COUNTY. April 30 1855
The undersigned (citzens of said county, call upoa
@ d and GET here by civil law as tie worst Of dcs
potism prevails here among us They come by the 1rce q
Union men and men served the United States Army
shall not in the country and say further teat as soos
XII Off and they declare openly that Union nen .se
who we're in the nited states army nave ha .ns
Without assistance speedily from military power we mus:
again Be dr, en- rom our ssn Which On he
Memphis and Charleston Railroad and which we inint -
not sD them our county site pley) Cornth Riens
on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad will answer very well
oo,,eo and hat we are cys and were during Rebo.
aud that those with u s. annexed TO their names served tne
mander Of this Department knowing the Of the CON-
uander. hoers feI, FSsl lecn-Ay, ~. -. r. 9
Ei.h. Reagan o. s. yererni,h wnbsnL,, y wabgts Y
Columbus IOns. y yOhn udGn 49, $ a:dSa a.d aGf's- ID e
R.yd EsSS7 E b1 ne faIsy Ssy s. S;s i%ii
s rsnay 4 i.s:. nssss g. = JsS %.f asa S.s
oss o5s SsIG a.eol s oS SGs s-s a ioG &
|l''9a a. 8 T. '';sSs sasuT:o s 'S' L. T. sSlS: q
c.I nsy osa r. IS fioP H.B:aIi as %i.s %l.s
f::s IGsS Sssp Holy Nss; RsSE
b B B. R Row .nd, j. W. Ra,els j. Rowland RSw,na
jSls J.%., ass sst.s: fr + afs. s..
uRApouARrRRs DEPARTMENT OF TESNs1Kx
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May g. 1866 y
R..pecfuly referred Breye Mrgen j. Wooc conmsne %
ip through Hesdqurers hinay DIV
ANN OF ennessee his Information and action
~ - SroSENAs. haorGen. Vol Con1mahams
HEApauAhrERs MILITARY DIVISION TEssxssAh|
NASHVILLE May l3 100;
R,spectfuly transmitted Brevet Mjorgen ~ mooo ~,
rand Department Of Mississippi 0sn WOOD W." ,s !. S; a..
Covernor necessity OF leaving no
posal uniried prevent the perecution OF lh'0H W ~ ~
BY command Of Aejor-Gen Thouss f,.n.,.i
asaDsT.HTsss aG 1ss.sIsTsI SI oy ], NI::s.s''r s
Respectfully referred to Ills EIee.ssy geS spd
irdorsesysn, Of GEN Geo II. TAonss commanding AiA's'
OF the Tennessee n.r Commanding.
EXECUTIVE OFrIcE, JACKSON. Miss, sS - - an nosh
p....,e,ilx forwarded Nose McCGrey o"o'" - ~
caantv for hls inormaion and action or
eoan'y' ''' M Bsx O. UunaaErL Gsvsrn0f o. sa''''-'N
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
s.as..users Arrived.

.,oys LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsTOwN-ln steamship City
1 Of ,so e a am asre. ws Ar and wi,s Mn ssvens
Vie and cbt Charr todon and VIE oeo,s, , @ 5 so
s s.a ST. ai M. norp Mr. Wsd.wor'a MI. s.'8o5a
~ u voir Ms aun Wheeler. Mi,s MeDemu Ms, Mary ana
NJ JON laar 1's,s k5,sa 5 s-' nr Bsa,i w. " Watson
~ Bsrsr. S Wiiias'cn, NJ XIX, CsP' tas1nsi' l. a.
R,-tsu ~ Fischer A. Engel NJ Pehman J. PeuaeE me
Tis. iiure ptck Purce John -turahatz f1naeI oi1
Il Dcvcr-aaz. Inomss hiham A. l. fAson' o. "0-0s's " -'
3 Koharr = o'lrr' ig the s'eersse a., e....a ,,wo
FgOa HAilht'n steamship bofa''l psS yosIer
& ~ IN 4, Hr i' N IT," ~ Ina A. Wa1el Ice Triedreh.ru
b.ssboz faos C. sf dash,er Gun'hsr and wife l.
. Rs.a.t co.ea = Bossks H.Chsus.ou c. snd Marie
Li-u rah7a .a o. 7gH{ oss' be . ssi ss i1' cspi-
q = A F-n..r O.. lnz Melsei and VIII H. Rosenberg ana
s.,.hf,- i ...I.t William Nrss ~ Adlsshe, " alssef
al sb-sa ir1 asi 7. Bsnang l. MDbers. W. Williams
FROM ~ s.JS4EA s-lp Steamship George cromwe-oeo.
Iscoh.hiseu Ceru M'' A. b Nevis NJ. !. r.
y, a u y M-. osne Ne. Isdd 11Yn1 fRo I'M M,. Soc
toa' & NJ In D. .,s i a B9is T. Bsjsr Nh. l..
DOM Mis- noa A. chpin' And wife MTs Z = & 1aDO., nd
se Mrs All. 1 and servant Nlrs ephsus a1d ehdsn'
s i'os,T ois' o, j. b 4 nSoi lai 4 III se9s
William ? Cl'n"e. Mr Whion Mr.. a w O0yP''g 'gccsvtb
5. NJ Dsna r e.r-dy. wife sud children . ~ 20 man man -
En. r. rs,ual A.. Xesias Mrs T. W Huntis3n en- en-
sni servant Nr l'queu wiz end Mis rs y i N IN man
sns Mr.. Lsesso. saa ohd Miss vaouy George hlmsn W. II
Boz steamship Pc nyrsJ n Clifford and wife Mrs wilson snd
boy Nss K Ell.on. Miss X. kan, Mrs D. a. En
s5iih Mrs " IL wes Col Blanchard t. Gesson + kandsh A.
Bney Mr Co John Rliers JON Davidson, Mulef r. M
rsue Deckher Cop, Wahbgrne j. hing. Mr. Nc lComck, M
saivsr A. Iaf r. H. J. Marx a. C. Paine, L. r Lemon
Gerk Mrs 3. Hill, Capt Wallace T.. H. Billing on, +
Brown Keyscr G } Bretlins Ygsan JOIN Cent
SuivGn. Peter Dyer O. W. Morton, c p Peurry william
Bnss y. NJ Newel II. 4. Coming 81 DunleAyy. J. Morris Mr
Fhompst D. JON Hfppeusiein.
FR0M sAvANN fh-n steamship Liyngs,on-G Taylor
jenkins H. W. ard j. j. soddard r. Perry Thomas NJ H.
EbgA a. W G.. Crawford T. r. Lorel NJ CsrIcn. NJ 20
hen d. > ". Dshy, Mrs D. wadey and eiil Mr Haey W
n Is. w H. Edwards r. j. beIi g. Lee C. ass
Nofb8ry C. H. AIKEN Miss NJ r. sheldon Mrs Reyne and tw
children Cha Taylor and ddy, T. o. ballard A. W. Ballard
Merrill D. ". L. Nih, D. Smyth. T.. h. knin, c. Madison
Cas- Robinson Mr D Psasnon and daahtef Edward Psde
fond lady Child aud ~ T. Cornell Dr. Black 1ud lady NJ d.
OConoor and lady g r. Rosenheim, W. ssfk, vile and
daughter, T.. ~ Blum. and p In the steeragc
FROM NFWBERN-in steamship klen s. Terry-R kimbe
Lsss Cold NJ nodd, Ma lisain = B. Hi s9d lady We
Hand and laty Mi- hammord hrs G A. Arnen NJ Collins NJ
PreEu C. Lowe, ssby X Rossiier. J. 5 Drven Wm Mitch
al snd :. Parker TnomAs B0non. {. d. Haskns J. )
seerage.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
NEW. YORK IIETuODIsM
MEETING oP THE STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION con-
yRyTIoS-N INTERESTING STATISTICS RELATING TO
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Ern.. .nn.i. Ccrrnanoninnt

From special Correspondent
ROCHESTER June IL. 1866
Th.s Convention has been in session for two days,
IN the First ~ r. Church and aferward In Washington Hail.
IT,. yencrabe Rev Bishop james presided There were 50
pesn Eer Districts represented By about 600 delegates
from all parts After the form Of organization
vas Completed the ReT ID. WISE D. d. editor Of Ths Sun
day SOcl 0s,ns OF NewYork. read the following stats
ts, showing present and relative strength OF Sunday
school gogk the State OF NewYork; There are now 22l
98 r ucr and teachers Quo record Of $780, and 1856 J2
scsoag az aceae IN 10 years OF 800, showing gain In
Te ratio progress IT, then than twice as large In
the sabbath School the State population which has only
ru,r OF children 10 the Sunday School with the number in
the hnS the number Of children between hye and
f years aboot % cent OF the population, or
e M on these the MethOdss have I56 5 or III per een
o. ABOUT onesixtl In their schools.
Conpaied with other denominations the Mehodlsts stand
,hus, sunday school scholars OF all denominations In ts out
~ DO towns 43 m 225 towns left out Assume these
In AVERAGE ms many IN proportion the 69 reported and
s o gbeh the Methodisis have 5 500 or "a per cent
ho concluded by offering resolutions Of gratitude to
Almighty God for sh prosperity OF the Sabbath School cause
IN thc state when were adopted.
several topics OF interest were ably and thoroughly discussed
In speaking subject The Conversion OF Sunday
schog Chden Dr. Wise presented figures of interest
10 sunday SoAoo oks Ten out OF 6 3 Sabbath
% I IS,t ont Of si So scholars there were % i22
Conversions about 7lO per cent showing scarcely any
opoIolee increase n 10 years The number Of conver.
sion the decade 1874 30 The average Sunday School
life Of L child l. 10 years from the age OF q IS years
Daring the last decade Methodist Sunday School has lost
7 i scosrs VINO have ef schools These he thonght
hnd ro all gone Church. Tor the increase IN Church
membership the last 10 e5 deaths iJOOo so
thet r. sgup the Increase Church membership and the
vac ncs by death required only 2b so Allow
u that an hee from the Sunday School and they do
no have yet 5l 72 scholars or od per cent sl unac
conntct for. -, =, o,-u
news Of the death OF the late Hon Moses Odel was
received wh deep sorrow On notion RESOLUTIONS oi con-
90 eLce passed
The Convention then adopted Constitution for its future
guidance and eected the Rev Bishop E. L. James as fresi
den Of the Union
This evening the NJ T. Sabbath Schools Of Rochester
sd IN Washington Hall where they listened TO speeches
from North Esd the Rev. j. ii. Vincent, aud others,
| An immense audience with their beautiful sing
me Wh tbs the Convention adjourned
siHs die
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

MEET-LIBRARY AND READIEGRoom WANTED
IN KINGSTON.
From Occasional Correspondent
KINGSTON. April l3 1865
have boon in this charming island months, and
certainly have never much beauty in years of
travel Jamaica is, without question: the garden of the
world Its climate is a continuous Summer, every month
harvest and the fruits, vegetables and flowers of every
cline abound The mercury ranges the year round from
eighty 10 ninety degrees and the bright golden hue which
tropical sun throws upon everything Is perpetual anti
doic 10 the blues.
The scenery of Jamaica is not surpassed anywhere Its
mountains its valleys, its rivers its fruits and flowers its
rides and drives, the asonishmen OF all who have
visited the island
The insunection and the Commission sent out from
England examine into its condition. have called atten
ton the sand, aud the many English who have visited
il tAs Winter wonder that its beauty had been forgotten
IL is now a Crown colony and with the Improvements
nauguraed yet rival its former fame IL was once
the jew,l OF the British Crown, and will be again
o Die oncrs Of ihs soil and are raising coffee
which finds ready sale and pays handsomely. England
has IF. this people Tor 80 years without education or the
means of obtaining it, and N consequence the present
generation has gone backward IN crIt-GtoH. They want
free scboolhouses upon every mountain side and laws
corenc the people to send their children themi for
they nov ask What Alasss give me to send the child
rent" They want laws which will induce the people 10
marry and make he marriage relation respected for there
be homes without thus and to punish the White
coorcd, and black butes who leave poor oVerWorked
black woman support and care for three or four children
By as many fathers Then will the next 80 years show
very different state Of moras among the population OF
80 900 blacks l2 00O coozed people, and 10000 whites
There is in the City OF Kingston, with It's 3OOOO
inhabitants or on the whole island so far as know,
siuel, public library readingroom, where young men,
or old can spend an hour. They want such place for
young men especially; they want it made attractive and
inviting thcy want wei stocked with books, magazines
aud papers, aud accomplish this two or three gentle
men have had informal meeting-one Of the lumber
pedgiuc himself raise flOO IN Jamaica, another 10
ai,c ike amount in England and the writer has pledged
for "A suul-sy tBU-aDd i ask the Christian
ard phaufhrouic and women of this land, who have
so MANY privileges send whatever amounts they can
give TO Theodore 1ton esq, the editor of The Ne York
I4ascr3eni No. Beckman-s who, learn by last mail
las kindly consented u receive the money
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

Revolution IN Steam Navigation is the heading o.
article The LrPoo Poss describing the recent launch Of
tie Sleigh Of Wave Drksnhead. Ihe siegh OF the
Wave steel yacS OF first rate model tnh, ana "oESmhn
shin the machinery constructed for her Of an entirely novel
character the power beisg water fnder pressure.
which. expected vii entirely supeIscde sieeo " The
invention OF steam says The Post SINKS into 1ugnhcance
beside this d coverT" The hy.rostsc C1Fine nsw
being erected in vessel and dogtes in ow weeks tse
device viii be practically tested.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Arrived . ..SuYpAY. June II.

steamship Palmyra Br Watson Lyego9l june With Ind.s
shp Prer hound ~ l0h inst 81 long % 3 shp Rose
oeab bound q 18Th met s @ % long So ~ one Of h- Mon
sres seaushp bound inst (6 ~ French steamship
vs Psrs same day 7is steamships Herman and AensniA
bo1nd r.
Steamship Virgo Bukey Savannah hours with md's and pass
% Murray Fei. Jane IS % n miles N r. fIyng sh
Bho Castle bound 10th inst ~ ai ~ w.
long spoke brig OrlA8hO, from West Indies bound 70 fn
aeiptia
stssm.hp Vixen Richmond Wal % hours with cotton
sco. 20 G II. Pierson.
Brig Nxes of stockton) sowers Ysbaco r. IS days, with
tusI and I'd oasses 10 k p. Buck c. Len no vessels
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Roiice 10 Nnrinn,,.

IIDAoGEAPHc UTuCE. ADNfRALrT
LONDON. rTri a 1856
AusrRAIIAsourH CoAsT-pocEs IHE IETRANcz TO PORT
PHIlLPWh T-iersuce Notices Msriutrs Nos 3
dsted r-spectyey the l7h February 18th
Decenb 1904 is ed from Office
sid tue rsur depth o bottom,
o. Fort ftp fur her inf received
vessel drawing n IN recently entering port
in fp hrtez- .fruca rock passed Ihr bottom
being exam sweepn md sddnai rocks
% watch w lite - Of wstrr beu, have been iound
te wen known locally termed the Rip As 90 possible
Ahteo unknown rocky pnnases may e found mariners
heby warned accordingly (See CtsrAustTAs South Coast
p0r, Philip. No. l7lbJ
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Meuaoranda.

ship Oror s tuns bu Boston has been puessed by
Sohn BATES Of Cohasset o00 cash Capt hobTocA viii com
nsnt her
Ship Golden CITY COO TINS bull Eedord MssL has been sold
u Ar Pope of al Frsnc for about S55.00D.
sehr Maid. fB AT 30 built at EsseI Conn m 1850
hts been sod on private terms
LAusoaED-A Me- The 18th inst from the yard Of
Sby sons brig Of shout 36 tgns called the julia Bartlett
bns 10 70 BE- commanded BY Capt. H. Bartlett
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

Ship Etoe de- la r from New Orleans for Hsve tno datel
y lat p ons g.
bound 10 PHILADELPHIA .
lime b. n 81 g. long II H. snip osets bound W. passed
by s'eausi p Pamyra
inst mo lat genl steamships Herman AeInana bound L.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
}1ori- Uar0cn's lVolice.

STATE NKw YORK.
PoRT-WARDESs OFFICE No % Niliam-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with Sec
ton Of the passed April H. 1857 entite An Act 70 Re-
Waf1eaf Newfork" to all
interested charge the subject matter Of such
survey the following vessels
the Port War that the sa
examinations Wal be- completed within ten suceeelg t.
DOT board saii vessels:
Shp akespeae
bak IL Oioud.s
lns L.
big Lud~i ......................4lb t. H.
MlNTHURNk 1OMPhINS President
J. AUGs HRRgIwAS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Disasters.

schr Col Lester Ooosebery Neck Hes before
reported Cep BsunmiD and Charles Thatcher Co hsye
Contracted rs cen, salvage 1hey viii aso
tei ~ the vessel afeT diaeh4rging her, possible
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
yFhalFrs.

omp Ezs Adsns fh ~ b. n Honolulu April TO- hsvng
teI 40 tbs Of Oh the Of California Would sail that day
Io tne Areic Nhie Of Mara leland Everett C. Gould
kis da oessed
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Sailed.

ssu,hip Hernsn Aiennsns Corsica Vile De Paris
tr. Celia Quaker City Emily b. soudvr, Geore Wash
ing.o Morniu Star Salvador Tybe C. w Lord Niagara and
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Res......428 Moon Ses....... 30
os1dy Hook Ills GOV. 20 Hell Gate....-2W
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
Bark Gen Pie Pop. H. Hcnol.lu April H. Eom
line having taken BIS bbls oil she bound North West
Nuottoo. f-e

Snip Rainbow Baker ~ B. HonOlalu April H bound to
ncL Il :.
New-York tribune., 1866-06-18
JAMAICA.

BEAUTIES OF THE IsLASD-sCHEMRs FOR IMPROVE
MENT-LIBRARY AND READEG.RooM WANTED
IN KINGSTON
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-24
For Rent---Saies.
VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL
Lands for Rent,

I will offer for rent on the first Monday i'll Feb
d ruary next, at Newberry Court House, at
o'clock. ~, at public out-cry, the lands belonging
to the estate OF T. i. Ruthcrford decd. To-~it:
The Home place en- which there iSa goo'l residence,
negro houses, gin houses, and all necessary ont
buildings There are about five hundred acres
of lands fit for culture, and OF good fertility, all
under good fence
ALSO,
The McM0REIES PLACE, On which there are
good otersecr'& house, negro houses, gin
houses, and all necessary out-buildings. On this
place there are about four hundred acres Of ara
bic land o} good fertility, and under good fence.
Also,
The CROMER PLACE, adjoining the McMor-
rrS Place, on which there are some old Houses.
There are about one hundred acres Of good ara
bic land on this place under good fence.
TcrInS-Thc rent must be secured by note and
approved sureties, to he paid on or before the
first day Of january. 1887. No timber to be cut
for fire wood except dead timber, Of which
there is an abundant supply. The buildings are
not to he injured, unavoidable accidents except
ed, and the fences to be kept in their present
condition, for which repairs timber may be cut.
0 II. RUTHERFORD,
Jan 10 IF Administrator.