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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
Board of Registration.

This Board as now organized, is composed Of the
following parties :-John Spangler, Anthony Tur-
ner and J. 7. McKevitt, At meeting on Satur-
day, the following appointment of Township Regis
trars was made -
Averill-J. W. Snyder; Bolirar-S. W. Patter-
son; Harper's Ferry-Dr. p. p. W. Stephenson;
Characterization J. Sanborn; osborn-Warner
A. Thomson Chapline-Johu H. Cookus; Shep-
herd-J. D. Fayman.
These Registrar, viii sit in their respective Town
ships on each Saturday, between the leth OF March
and the 18th of April for the purpose of register
ing the qualified voters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
Reconstruction.

Although a committee Of the House Of Dele
gates Of Virginia have presented a plan for
calling and holding a Convention, it seems to
be understood that the whole arrangements
viii be left 10 the military commander, Gen.
Schofeld. AS military dcspotism has been
erected over the South It is proper that the
whole game should be played cut by the dicta-
Ger set up by Congress,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
Farms Sold.

We understand Mrs. T. 7. FAME, sold her farm
"Glcnwood," near Rippon, in this County, on Tues
day last, 10 Mr.. Kemp, Of Maryland, for $50 per
acre.
THORNTON c. PEypLEroy, Esq, Of Clarke, dis
posed ofhis farm last week to Mr.. Hays Mickey, of
Cumberland County, Pa, for S5O,O0O-Or, about
Sis per acre. These farms are handsomely i'm
proved, fertile, and beautifully located.
We are glad to see this approximation to the real
value of our Valley lands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

SENsIBIE-Borace Greedy. in lecture re-
Gently delivered on advertising" said =
"Sone men who know enough to advertise are
yet so narrow minded as to confne their adver-
tisements to journals Of their own creed and
party. Fhey do not choose 10 trade Nth any
buH men Of ike faith, This is rise, Jm IL they
desire NE 'rhOle public for customers, Il is other
,riee -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

SURRENDER REFUsED.-Governor Fenton,
of New York. has directed the release of Cap
tain 0lney, of the steamship Washington r.
wing. who was arrested recently on requisi-
ton from the Governor Of Virginia. He gives,
as his reason for the release, that new facts
have been presented in the case, which show
that the offences charged against 0lney do not
warrant his surrender to the agent of Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

Was Governor Peirpoint legal governor Of
Virginia? If not. how was the consent of
Virginia obtained to its division? If he is the
bona tide Governor Of Virginia, how can Con-
gress, without an inevitable violation of the
Constitution. contemplate the establishment of
q military government in the Old Dominion,
when neither he nor lis Legislature have ask
ed Federal interference National hteligen-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
CONGRESS.

The Senate, on Saturday passed a joint res
olution appropriating one million Of dollars
for the relief Of the destqlte people of the
South and Southwest, of ALIASES, to be ox-
pended under the superir'endence If the
Commissioner of the Frcedte ems Bureau, in
supplies of goods. A petiti'a was presented
from citizens of Alexandria, skiing Congress
to delay action on the resoluti q annuling the
late election in that city unit thc people of
Alexandra have opportunity 4 being heard
on the subject.
The House was not in session ON Saturday.
The Senate on Monday took M the Joint
resolutions of Mr. Sumner, decaring certain
further guarantees as necessary " the proper
reconstruction Of the rebel States. After some
debate motion to lay them on IL table was
carried-yeas SO, nays 10.
In the House bin was reportc' 10 carry
into effect the provisions Of the Il for the
more efficient government of the re 4 States.
II provides for registration Of votes. under
the or,lers of the commanding genera aof each
military district. The bill also con,ins va
rious other provisions. After considerable de-
bate the bill was passed-yeas III, nys %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
Through Trains.

We understand that il is in contemplation at an
carly day to run Through Trains from Winchester
to Baltimore. which will dispense with present
changes at Harpers Ferry and facilitate the trans
portation of Baggage and Freight, and add to the
comfort of Passengers. Such an arrangement
would enlarge the sphere Of usefulness Of Capt.
BARLEY and his accommodating assistants this
line, and we hope they will be rewarded proper
,innatplr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
Another Screw.

Not content with the military desPot.sm al
ready established over tbe South a bill has pass
ed the House Of Representatives. and viii PAS,
the Senate. directing a registry Of voters % b,
made under the direction Of the commanding
officer in each district, and prescribing an oath
for the voters. The Constitution is 90 be adopt
cd by majority Of the registered votcrs-thc
negroes, Of course, as not one white man in ten
viii lie registered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
Sad Occurrence.

Mr. DssnrrT CoArEs, most estmablc citizen Of
Harpers Ferry, was instantly killed on Saturday
last 10y the falling Of brick wall upon him. lie
was engaged in undermining one Of the walls Of
a shop at " Halls Island" when it gave way, fall
ing On him, breaking almost every bone in his body.
Mr. c. was about 40 years of age. lie leaves wife
and several children, and aged father, who have
the sympathies OF the entire community in their sad
hnrea ramenf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

BURNED TO DEATH.-Clement Darlington,
a prominent young man of twenty-five years
Of age, son of DR.. W Darlington, Of Halifax
county. Va, was burned to death at bis home
in that county few days since. He had been
ILL., and was sitting in chair in his night clo-
thes. with his back turned to the fire, when
the fame, caught his garments, and soon en-
veloped him. He fingered two days in terri
bic agony.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

Mr.. Cowan, of Pennsylvania, in the Scnai,
in reply 10 the charge against the President Il
refusing to execute the laws passed for the Pr
lection of the freedmen said that no Radical
could impugn the loyalty Of Secretary Stantol,
yet, in response to the inquiry of the Scnati
he has reported bu. three cases of outrage. ad
declared that none others bad come b. th.
knswedse of the War Department, nor, sofar
as hel knew, of the President.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

The President has nominated ex-senator
Cowan for minister to Austria. and General
Bartlett TO Sweden. The President has also
sent in TO the Senate tho name Of John Quincy
Adams as naval officer for the port Of Boston.
Mr.. ADKINS is the son Of Charles Francis
Adams, United States minister 10 England.
and grandson Of ez-President John Quincy
Adams.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

SsRRATT AT THE JAn.-Up to this tire
no day has been set for the trial Of John II
Surratt. The prisoner is at the Jail enjoying
excellent health, aud continues TO spend some
of his time in reading. His sister visits him,
almost every day, and his brother has had sew
eral interviews with him during the past
week - HaShiRqton .Sidr:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

BELLE BOYD AT Ho,lE.-Belle Boyd, whose
eventful and romantic career during the war
and since, has been a prolific theme of song
and story, and given her a worldwide reputa-
ton, arrived here last week on a visit to her
mother. -Martinsbrq New Era.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

JEFFERSON DAVIS VISITED BY New YORK
MERCHANTS. Three of the most prominent
merchants Of Now York city-on general
tour of observation in the Southern States, ar
rived at Fortress Monroe on the 9th instant
and, spent the afternoon in an interview with
Jefferson Davis. They were pleasantly re-
ceiycd by Mr.. and Mrs Davis. The CONVEX
Sation which ensued on various commercial
subjects, It is stated, was prolonged for several
hours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
Debate.

Debate.
The next regular debate of the Juniors win take
place at the Academy, tomorrow Friday evening.
The following question will be discussed =
(Which has caused more evil, Ambition or In
temperance"
DEBATERs.
Afirmative-W. h. Kearsley, F, Berry and Har-
~ Moore.
Segstive-w. u. Rowan, Allen McMarrsn and
{. J. orrick.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

We understand that John +. Schlcy, Esq.
of this vicinity, has received the appointments
of Brevet Colonel Of Cavalry, and ABIDE, Camp
to Governor Foreman, of this State bis COM
mission n date from The 18th instant .-SAep.
Register
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

The contributions in Boston 70 the Southern
Relief Fund amounted on the 18th ultmo 10
Slj,522 %. William Gray, Nathaniel Thay-
or, FRANCIS Skinner & Co., aud Jordan, MARSH
IL Co., give enc thousand dollars each.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14
Tin Ware. &c.

Tin Ware. &c.
We refer the reader 70 the Card Of Mr.. J. ROBIN
son, No. 333 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Manu-
facturer Of Plain and Japaned Tin Ware, and
dealer in Britannia Ware, Plated Ware, and Wood
en- Ware. 4 full and general assortment constant
" on hand, and orders from the Country supplied
promptly, and on liberal terms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

RECEIVED TIE TWENTY PER cENT.-The
clerks and employees in the Post Office Depart
ment were on Thursday paid off, and each one
received the increase Of twenty per cent, on
his salary authorized by the late act of Con-
greSs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

The Legislature of Louisiana has adopted
preamble and resolutions expressive Of thanks
Of the State to Mr.. Peabody for the munifoout
donation of one million of dollars " promote
education IN the South.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

The Supreme Court of the District have
overrulcd the motion for few trial aud in ar
rest Of judgement in Conover's case, and no
will therefore be sentenced one day this week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

The machine shop of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Cumberland, was destroyed
by fire on Friday night last. Loss $50 900.
including $4,000 worth Of machinery. No
insurance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

In Fredericksburg and Lynchburg efforts
are being made to unite the colorcd votes on
Radical candidates. Why don't the Radicals
unite on negro candidates?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

Richmond, March THE Senate to-day
passed bill to call a convention TO meet on
the second Monday in May. The vote stood
2j 10 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

A half penjtent Mongrel editor in Pennsyl-
vania says: eve have got about enough of
Ssmbo' He must have swallowed niger
whole
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

The Rev. Henry 4. Wise. Of Virginia, but
lately called to Christ Church. Protestant T.
piscGpal.l Of this city yesterday catered upon
lis duties. The church vas largely attended,
both ~ morning and evening service. The
nevly elected pastor preached on both occa-
Sons. biz sermons apparently being f.vorably
received by HE new congregation. --Bah Sur,
III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-14

IN Iowa young man married his Step-mothcr
after his fathers death.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-28
Neuer @ttefel Il. @6ubltpre
BON
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&r1e Strabe, benz Wmerttan Soule 9ssenuber,
MinneapoliS, + > minneip ta.
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meter Waaren gum Gertauf ofertrent, made Id
barauf auimertlam, cap bel mir bsfonoere @ors-
falt auf belteQte Wrbett perwenbet pirS.
BefeQur9e n uno Hsparaturen uerben in fir
aefer Belt moeern uno bluerbaft 3u b,Qissn
Yretien aus9efnbrt.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-28

~ Berlin 20, Mu9uit. Die 3pllz
i1rante, bic bt6ber rp1 spiiden Sdles<
mig 5pltein unp benz 3pQpereine beltanz
ben bat> miro am Is. September fallen,
mp9e9en gltpna Yprlduf9 nod in ietner
bisberSi9en Tretbafenitellun9 Yerbleiben
mtrr.
@tatt be5 preu6tiden OILERS erbdlt
paS anbaltil1eM tlitdr einen 9rpBenStern
am .9elm> rarunter en- miniature ra5
anbaltii9e Wappen.
SON ben so Sff;ieren oes hamburger
G%pnttn9ents baben 1id Is fir ben Gin
tritt in bic preubil9e Mrunee entidtepen.
Die lbrtSen wercen bic Serbdltnibmdbi9
boben Sdbe hes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9e1ebe6 beanlpruden eint9e Secpnoez
3ieutenarts beobl9ti9en, bas @tupium
per Suri6prupen; burd;uma@en. ..
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ter 8ela0uns III ietner Stelluns ais @bef
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nebm>un9 ner Oireftprialz @el4dfte in
MorinczM iuiE :sriu1s, beouftra9t. IL
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iinp in neueter ;3ett pteper serf9tecene
b6dit intere0ante @e9enfdnoe auf9efun@
ben ,pprpen. So cine 6ellebaroe BON
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@ertseuse BON Gi6cnbpbl& @eritendbren,
T1pflden NIT 6enteln unp ser19ieoenarz
ti9 per3ierten @@erben. 5le1 z5r @p7. II
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-28

Mnfunft neuer WQQren!
Die lanserlebnten Boote bra@ten uns frti4e
@aaren ieber Nrt in Der
@rocerte-, Truhte., Gabae~ unb
Nfetfen. Branbe,
bic t{r Dbple1ale unb Netail biQis oferiren.
I'm %eenei9ten 3ulpra9 bitten
putnam y. paor>
Gfe Der 3. Il. Marft 9traBe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-28

n@botppee 3au1e,"
unpeit pee Winn,z Central abn Depo,
mtnneapott8, Wtnn.
Wib. 3estmann, &ieenttnmsr.
GNeine wer,hen @dae Fntsn BET mir fets 81,
bette Bsoitnuns uao Slid unb yosis tn n,e,ieu
upbletnecrtG teten Saufe.. Weins Bar entbd!
tiers BIC betsn &'etrdnte.
@~ Ausss3ei@ne,e Staauna II nit ben
bau5e %perbunben.
Mi@. partmaun.
The New York herald., 1867-06-24

months OF tneir taxes advanA and in the y,esnsime
the OF taxation will 9a dpiomasoaily discussed
and we hope finally dec.zed
The Australian n4n steamer Matanz9 yarrfved here on
tho 9th, having sailed nom sydney Cd OF May
Rom Wellington on tho sth. Her oatward voyage
very long 9n account OF bad coil She brings about
forty passengers the creator vrt OF whom 10 by this
steamer 20 New York, being partly Americans and
partly Englishmen who Ewcler the voyage via New
York 10 the Sortaoe through the West Ind es
Among those who leave ~ the Ocean Queen Hon.
Crosbie wau OF the chief promoters OF the Panama
aud New Zealand aud A0s.xaa line and representa-
tive OF New Zealand In the late important postal con-
florence al Melbourne
The Ocean Queen eniy arrived at Aspinwall on the
afternoon OF tho lek her passengers Tor the South Pa
citic therefore missed the connection with the Payta
which had sailed some hours before
Unibod States soop Of Ossppee arrived here from
South Coast TIRE llth Besides her. there in port the
Ressra o English corvette Scout and French Dispatch
boat Talismap.
The state OF health not good might be desired
There ara eyscntcres fevers among the od resi-
dents natives although are In The beginning OF hc
rainy season. but several deaths have recently occurred
among me floating populstoD, especially IN the negn-
borhood Of the swanpy grounds OF the railroad depot
The Montana lost her first assistant engineer
w. W Vanderbilt death much regretted, and
| tho third assislant-both from fever,
This morning OF the baggage cars containing goods
for China and Japan, burned up The cause 10 sup
posed 10 have che spontaneous explosion or some
Capcnts Most OF tle freight in the car was woollen
| goo3s--all 0et
The New York herald., 1867-06-24
The Markets.

YOKOHAMA, Japan, April is, 1867.
All our markets duh. The high prlce OF the Mex-
dollar the large OF money reQar d for the
payment Of rice, sugar and cotton contracts; continue
10 exercise unavorabc influence upon the general
import trade. have 10 report extremely limited
business during the FORTNIGHT Transactions in cotton
goods have been again mostly confined 70 gray shirngs
and cotton yarn: in the former there has been little
inquiry for lib. goods while st4lbs are quoted shade
lower. Yarn Is saiabe at about former rates and
stocks excessive. Turkey red ciOtn and black
velveis which have for months, owing TO their
scarcencss brought fu rates nov IN plentiful sup
ply and prices are tending dovnwarls Victoria lawns
are in some inquiry a, advancing rates. In woollens
have only to notice few small sales OF assorted So
camlets, all other descr ptions a. well as fancy
goods being almost unstable. fhe market for raw cot
ton Is much less favorable, sales being difficult 10 eject
at decline OF 50 per picut sugar continues 10 be
prom,nent feature, the demand beng ~ favor OF low
brown qualities. Rice has experienced further de-
cline.
Exports --Tca-About 700 piculs have been bought,
chiefly ne and good medium kinds, al prices as per
last Quotations for lower sorts have recedsd 81 TO 81
per p,cuL Stocks are much reduced Silk--Busness
has been very limited The character or tho market
mains unacred. Settlements for the fortnight do not
exceed $50 bales making total settlements for the
son 900 bales against 700 last year We estimate
the unsod stock At 800 Japanese bales against 5000 a.
the corresponding period ls66, and this is composed
almost entirely Of low quality silk.
Exchange Tho rate for bank paper at four months,
which closed firmly last mail at a. 3Hd, has advanced
10 4s AID. but the demand has been very uaing In
been placed AZ "a t&d . 4s SD Bullion. -Bocs
have fuctuated during the fortnight although no arse
transactions have taken place. The hghsss point
reached 327 and the lowest 332 There were buyers
yesterday M $40 but to-day would be difficult TO place
any quantity at better rate than S3l 352 Quotations
on London bank IN. a, Is "a. . H. 4i.d o IN. .,
a. sssd "a ~ Credit b.s ~ q, 4s % 49,
- 4. = siau ~ ta4d
The New York herald., 1867-06-24
Newspaper Accomntn.

Our nlcs from Japan dated ct Yokohama on the
10th Of April
The Japan Times Of that date contains the following
news items We have the melancholy task of record
ing the DEATH comparatively sudden OF Of the bcst
known and most respected OF the residents OF Toko.
hama Mr.. Henry Wigoss, 80 long aud SO well known
here ne y partner the house Of Mes~rs Hughes Wlli-
Ross Co, died the afternoon OF the 10th inst The
cause OF death typhoid fever.
Married the 9th OF April, III the British Legation,
Yeddo, by the Rev. N. Buck worth Bailey, Thomas VIII
son Miller, Of Yokohama, 10 Agnes second DAUGHTER Of
the late William MITCHELL ESQ, VI Cupar, kie y. Is.
The weather has curously var liable during the
fortnight. Mostly exceedingly hne-oue days snow,
with the thermometer close upon freezing point
very notable exception. II urred upon the 9th OF
April Last year, will perhaps be recolected, very
disastrous frost occurred the morning OF May .,
which lighted the muocrry leaves u many districts
By the Phase arrived Herr Brandt lately prussan
Consul at this port. he has returned as Charge DAT
IaIreS
The New York herald., 1867-06-24
SHIP PIN G NEW S.
PORT or NEW Yoak. JUNE %. 1867.
Arrived.

Arrived.
French gunboat Bouvet. Montpezet. Havana. 8 days.
Steamship CITY of Boston Br Leh, Liverpool June l2
. T Dale ad inst iss miles Gas. Sandy HOOK, passed
steamships CITY OF Antwerp hence for Liverpool and Ame
sss%Sle S.sdoss ssr, scpsusla glasgow lyme
donald Co strong westerly gales with head rst
4. s's's Is %s: ship %s'
siesmsSip a New York tBrem,, Dreyer Bremen June s.
n WI q sps M %
ship 81 pm Malta, hence for Liverpool
Steamship Ocean Queen. Conner Aspinw, Jnne 10 At
Co 18th lat l So Ion 76 spoke steamship Rising STAR
steamship Virginia. Dcaseu Vera Cruz June s. ssa 18th,
and Havana 18th. with mdse and pas ensers TO Tur
steamship Gen Grant Homes New orsans ysps M "a
passed wrecked vessel her stern neng under wasr could
Steamship & Knight Denty, Washington DC, via Alex.
andra IS hours with mdse and passengers, 70 Smith
ship Annie sise @, Portsmouth, Mm sise Newport W
asssa lSs Se Of s M
ends with mizze and maiopmast gone otesai fore
Rss Sonsd blowing The time
Ra4e Sod POI rns Walas Antwerp IS with
c and a e order der an nss ~. = ~ gn
Bark Herzog Erns, lBrem). Pass. Bremeo "a day, n
ballast 81 aGs s spss x e s for b ISn
.imcrc; same day bark orphcus from Bremen for rha
Hrig Eva nap, Murli Glasgow, n days. with mdse to
Brig Firm lBr, Dexter Windsor II days with plaster
ycos cs S 2a ss ssAr @Gs Four 81 s s S a e
George and % had o wi, aSs Srss
schr Emily Ann Br sutton, Gonaves II days, with cot
ton, &c, to q Vessels.
Navigator, wicks. Baracoa, days with fruit to
master,
Schr Rachael Seaman O'Ne. Baltimore
Schr James Bisa Ifatch. Bangor for Hackensack.
Schr Conneeticut, Pendlctou, Calais
Scbr II Means. rihbcts. Calais.
Bay state Bnsscit Post0n.
Schr Monitor. Robbins, Bos.on.
Schr II " Aopiten. Youar Boston
e. = Watson. Adams Boston.
Schr Village Queen, TIioson Fall River.
Schr Elizabeth, Hatcn, fsh RIVER
Schr r Ellis. Kelley, bingham.
Schr Elizabeth Is. Hogan. Providence.
Sclir Faklr. Bartlett. Providence
Schr verapda, Ponds. Providence.
Schr Trvphcnia Nickerson, Northporf.
Schr Sea Queen. Sargent. New Haven.
Schr Elk, Chase New London.
Schr VI AcScn Hale, Norwaik
Schr B Anderson Jones, Portland, CT.
Schr E II Brazos, Edwards Hartford
Schr u Myers. Eiwood. Mort hport
Schr NJ y Wells. Reeves GFeenpo-t
Schr Edwin. Tutte, Port Jefferson.
Schr fonder, Jr Springer. kondout for New Bedford.
Below.
shin Adler Of and from Bremen tby plot beat Francis
Perkins. 40 49, tH' tt
Wind at sunset $, light
The New York herald., 1867-06-24

sHr SWALLOW Mclaughlin. from New York for San
snss, ana lost r@ader ia light On the ist q Nay
she put Monteyideo and nearly repaired on the
sup MARY, Hail. from New York FOR San Francisco put
Csao May " leaky and w have to discharge for
pairs. t
NYork reports 18Th, the Wind changed suddenly from
IS 10 W and blew terrible hurricane account OF high
maiuopsais ship stinng aud laborng heavily; lost fore
ahatns kept shp her under Gloss rcced nanop
sal eonnued 70 blow heavily Tor three days April i4th
fo-eop s,Aysail, ngnre head etc.
I;a,c RoarRr BoAx Br) from Natanzas for Falmouth,
beng shlered was aiken to Key West Il i thought she
her voyage As sne received but little dam
Bns WILLIAM Dobson at Havana from 81 Marks arrived
very eaky condition survey had been ordered to be
Enc wx II PARxs-savannah, juno 23-fhe brig VIM II
Parks blown ashore on Iybee during the gale yesler
day. II h. supposed she Will be 90; OF.
Sem VICTOR Grecnlcaf. from Sewcastls Nsw for San
Francisco, put INTO sydney NsW Apr 2S in distress. hav
ing sails, ruugcr &c.
ScnR ApBE PIrxAx which ashore Georges Island
on ai higE water 22a ins, and towed up ic Boston.
Scua u.roS tAmercanl seen abandoned and water.
logged and mainmast May G LAT ~ aS n Ion "a g.
BArAviA, April ginc wreck. cargo and portion OF the
81 a s rsawcr e es sr a sye
been sold BY auction Tor i5ssf.
yqne Tse Scr bark N'dor q ,ns Hssc y ncsa
Newnors has bac With foremas head gone, fore
having cSpcrcced vcg heasv weaineT She also pa,
eat .eerg smashed pieces and os buwarks May
GisnALrAR. June lo--The bark Mcrrimac tof Boston,,
Nasnal. from Messna for rnadeph.a general cargo,
veyors her discharge part OF her
.snosunIiSosiy
Sem CENTRAL AMERICA. 20 days Galveston Tor New
York. put Delaware Beakwaser sd inst tor supplies.
The following table gives summary The she
harbors OF New YoTk Be.;on, rhiiadelpea ChalesIon