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New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

one bopr from New York BY the j. r., and miles ron Railway
TIE HKLVY RAN of the "a lost having made necessary 10 adjourn
the sale Il Will II the dAy prove alr, he conunned
on THE IOrH INST, -
then evs LOT nut m positively sold kgheI bidder AZ
bidding vl e aoNed on the Those lots
ad % elevated ground high the church eepe In khW aud
eIuye views Island and the Orange MednAgh
will foot Of Counsndtst at m on the Gay OF sae
railroad tnd fall PARTICULAR sppy At the once the
AVea Asoeun No BoadWty No 81 MononerysL jersey
City 10 The Auctiopssrs No. 10 Pine St, HeWYork.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09

DFTTIPAUG HOUSE, Essex, Conn. MARTIN
II WILLBY Propreor-This delightful summer resort will be
opens on Of June inst for the reception Of BoaIe
Por bstng fishing and boating Is unequaed For health and
scenery cannot be eIcelled
i""'' MARTIN WILEY, Proprietor
EsseI, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
Smnstmrpts.


EIFTH-AVENUE THEATER,
,,,o v,sv 90 Twenty ourthst
T. sage Manager: 2 Proprietor
THIS tWEDNESDAYI EyBSISG,
oasnba'h'' most musical "Srsb Si bsv n,,,,.
with lRhA 10 her original eseaton Of BOULOTTB.
'''''..BARBE BLEUE
sAMR oapAf c4sr As USUAL
REVIVAL OF &c ofFRSsGtHs fRSGSni oHAScS'SG OPERA,
La PERICHoLB
STREET SINGER
NJ AUJAC. '''''''PE9UiLLo
GRAsD BALLET
will be given By
NILE. MORLACCHT,
MILES. IRrTr. DUcHALBGU. MAzzERG. and EyERs
Twenty OursL and FbsTs and sc6fmeT NO 70 Broadway
RR0OKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
iLMRs PrsK fhhNoh orhhA Proprietor.
Hiss l. sSA Manager:
ON WEDNESDAY JUNES.
when viii be produced osenbachs celebrated work.
PBRICHoLR. PRRICHoLR.
PBRICHOLR PRRlCHOLB
PERIcHoLR PsRIcHoIR
rFFIeS6&k SER!S12RS IRNA rEsEeH9Rs PESEcHdhE
nIIiS IfESISS9EE AND PEsISSSEE EsSIS55SEn
pTGIr,n{H PERIcRoLE. PERIGn9dR BRBIG9aRs
pERIcnoIE rhGHpH&N AuJAo. ffSiRRHSS PHsItRoEK
PERICHOLR. PBRICH0LR
PRRICHOLR PERICH0LK.
PERiCHOLR PBRICHOLR.
PERICH0LR. PERICHOLR.
PERlCHOLR. PBRICHOLR
PERICHOLR. PBRCH0LB.
LA PBRICH0LR
With -
A BRILLIANT CAST.
cOnpris.s -
AUJAO TIIB CHARMIN TENOR;
LRDUO AND LAGRIFPOUL THB PAY0RITB COMEDIANS and
the best members Of this celebrated company
Daring the evening, - -- -
the celebrated Premiere Danssuse,
will
GRAND BALLET DIYBRTISSEMBNT
assisted by Miles. Lett MaIEen Duchateau and EVera
day. RON m OelOc at The Box once Of the
AeAdemy
Admission, 50 cents
Reserved Seats 81
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09


lane. OF this city, for $4,000
Tue old Tetan property at FOrdham Hights' compris
iu 81 acres OF laud has been sold by Charles W Bath
cIfp, esq to Messrs. Cahin d Field for $4,000. The
u operty is situated between jerome PARK and Kings
6rigr Mr. Bathgae has also sold two acres of land,
adjoining his residence, tO IL. B. Caain, esq for
$500 per acre.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-09
6itu Ylruu,rtu 0u Gtt.

TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
,ing Nos and sRRUCBsr Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
seBdng Nos aud peusr The building Gre
proof Apply at The Tribune omes
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
PVNkER HILL DAY-CRowDs AND EXCITEMENT
BETTER AND BETTER.
lPR0N OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT


BOSTON, June 17.-This being the Anniversary
u The Battle Of Bunker HILL the agony has about
Asmienay. Nearly all the shops are closed, and the
streets are as much crowded as yesterday although
s" visitors from the country. It great good
Oi'uhe That the President went away last night, for
ofah' The Jubilee, and Bunker Hill had all fred the
Ha' OF Boston together there must have been an ex
FVSoh Of the whole city. Things in such q state
%" that tres set the town In blaze spark igntes
pOHuer Last night Boston fireman came home from
O"lornla, and the whole department turned out with
'shes torches, and uniforms and made night hdeOus
YIN ofass bands and fireworks. saeregous speeulator
detected selling Jubilee tickets at premium II he
l Onered to sell Faneu Han to minstrel troupe the
snloilites Of Boston would not have been more grew
-ay wounded. The police paraded in body and took
oy all his tickets. The hotels still miniature
=, though now aud then they have roQm or two 10
comparatively few visitors stay all the week At
sUe OF them all the walters are decorated with the
eean nag. II the Jubilee spirit contaues TO gather
e We need not be surprised IL these attendants are
- 70 pass the mustard plstOOns, hand you cup
"nee four hundred strong, and present your bill with
~s aid Of speakng-trumpet.
iae rosy expectations Of the Boston shopkeepers who
meant to retire millOnaires upon the pluckngs Of tie
cek have happily been frustrated. People won't buy
anything except peanuts and circus tickets It was
.uheed that the principal shops would keep open until
le at night and Of the firms prepared collatons
i heir clerks, that no customers might be missed
A. Hie anybody went 10 dinner The collauons, we be
Eve were very good, but there were no customers
.'aae was at a siandstill. At noon on Wednesday
age proportion Of the shops were closed, and to-day
uere has been no pretense OF opening Nobody masses
asy money except the Jubilee managers the hotel and
estauraut keepers the hackdryers the railroad men
'o photographers. whose galleries tbrOnged win
'-e loyers and the vendeTS Of pop and penny wares
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATcR.1


BOsTON, June 1S.-The Coliseum has to-day
been again filled 70 its utmost capacity including stand
Ing room. The programme was strictly classical, and
among the audience many professional musical
critics. who unite pronouncing the whole performance
In every respect Adelaide Phillips sang an
aria which encOred, she receiving complete OYa-
ton from the audience and Ia most enthusiastic reeogni
on from the grand chorus The singing by the chorus
was exceedingly fine, elioitng repeated applause.
During the intermissiOn, Mayor shurtef introduced
hr. George Peabody TO the audience, saying:
LADIES AND GLNILEMEN have the pleasure Of an
nonBcBg you the presence OF Mr.. George Peabody,
who hOnOrs the Peace Festival this Afternoon. You Will
rot only recognize him your friend but also the friend
W The whole world
Mr.. Peabody responded, saying:
My FRIENDS; Your Mayor has indeed said well that
am your friend, and has kindly announced me as the
Iend Of the whole world. However true this assertion
- De, and think he has praised me too highly, yet
assure yoa whatever may be said I'm regard 10 my friend
slpior mankind my love for tho Old World can never
Aeeeed that which have for the New Great applaqse
eey Jewell Of Connecticut, and several other promi
pi persons occupied seats appropriated to guests The
V7qe crowd has been immense all day. 30 8eei4eE:s
occurred and the fourth day of the Jubilee closed with
renewed expression OF satisfaction by all participants
me graDd chorus dismissed today with appro-
Ese recognition Of their services by T. TOurjee, the
speihtendent TOnOrrOw will be the grand concert by
Ae children Of public schools.
Admiral Farragut visited the Naval School Ship yester
Wy, ~ company with Bishop Simpson
0'N"'~ sumner arrived IN town today.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
NOVA SCOTIA.
NEW ANNEXATION RESOLVES.

HALIFAX, N. s., June 1S-The following
resolutions passed at the late Repeal League Con-
yentOn at Halifax
opinion Of the members Of The Convention
Of Nova ScOA the Canadian Conderaou viii
progress aud Whereas only hope
prosperity national development aud peace lies
hOn VT the United States; therefore,
RsoUod That legitimate should be By the
the connection With Canada
Union and equitable terms with the American Republic
this Convention recommend the
for the purpose Of carrying The foregoing
lutions into effect
Vice Admiral Mundy commanding the British feet on
this station, has be9n promoted TO be full Admiral and
will return to England. He will be succeeded by Vice
Admiral Wellsly.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE KANSAS LAND TROUBLES.

KANSAS CITY, June 1.-THE settlers IN the
neutral land I'm Crawford County, Kansas, have held
eetpg ana passed resolutions denouncng all reports OF
alessness and outrages on neutral lands as slander
ON the settlers and all that no man mas
Haen shot or hung on account Of land difficulties All
honest men are welcomed among them, and Will be as
safe there as in any place In the United states that
,,,yyatc individuals, as such, but do oppose the
socaIled JOY purchase and will resist to the fullest ex'
tn any endeayOr OF his TO build railroad Or exercise
otr ac ~ ownership on neutral land until the valid
ty or nyaidy Of said purchase is fully and completely
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
MATRIcIDE IN IOWA.

CHICAGO. June 1e.-A short time since, the
authorities Of Tptou Cedar County, Iowa, ordered that
a Mra Mary Boyle, old lady over 90 years OF age
hd no Ionoer be kept at the public expense, but that
S V ons who are possessed Of t0lerable compe-
tence should Jointly support her After living with one
htbeT e where she died in short time under suspicious
An inquest was held, and postmortem
revealed evidences that the old lady had
SSn stranged Her son. Patrick Boyle, has been ar
listed and committed 20 await his trial for the crime
he among the Irish is intense and threats OF
Iynohing are freely made.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
REFUSAL OF A U. 8. MARSHAL TO LIBEL
VESSEL IN BOSTON,

Boston, June IS. - Information was lodged
with the United States Attorney that the schooner La
Have was laden with great guns she'll and other ammu-
milton, bound for the West Indies and the iniorners
wished TO have her beled but L. 3. Attorney hinara,
after personal inspection of the vessel refused 70
her. as her proceedings not in violation OF Ia
Custom House authorites state that the aha
departure OF the steamer Dolphin last night were
legal and no ground for her detention existed lhero
is however, little doubt OF her warke u MI '
al destination is known only to those "hO conV "e
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE ARREST OF THE CUBAN

EXCITEMENT OVER THE ARREST Of TIE CODAN
JUNTA.
HAVANA, Friday, June ls, 1852
The United States steamer Nipsic remains at Cien-
fuegos All on board are we'll. The news OF the ar
rest of the Cuban Junta in NewYOrk causes intense
excitement here. The action of the American 10Y
ernment is praised by the Havana press. ~
THE sPANIsH-AMERICAN CONFERENCE.
WASHINGTON, Friday, June ls, 1909.
Peru having recognized Cuba, it is said that the
President will withdraw from his position as a medi-
ator of the Spanish American Conference.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

THE ENLISTMENT OF FILIB UsTERs IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va. June 1S.-United States Mar
shall Parker this morning made descent alleged
Cuban recruiting rendezvous and arrested w. H. Harr
son. the leading Harrison had plenty Of funds in
the bank and promptly gave bail In the
appear 1t Is stated that about thirty
yesterday The men are promised $500 bounty in New
York.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE BROADWAY BANK CASE DECIDED.

ALBANY, June 1s.-In the Court OF Appeals
today the cause Of the people rel the Broadway Ma
tiona Bank agt the Mayor Controller &c. OF new oIK
judgment Of the Supreme Court OF the United
Is The Cont Of kppeas Day Calendar for June l9 a. 81
a. 6S, o. yGJ, lea i, Iea IeE IGL Is Iss. to In
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
PARAGUAY.
M'MAHON AND LOPEZ.
,x,-<,,- Erfdav I,

WASHINGTON, Friday, June 49, 1869.
Denial has been made that the Allies refused to
allow Commander Kirkland to pass their lines with
limited States dispatches They only refused escort
as Lopez would not recognize flag Of truce Due
would put those bearing it to death.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

been submerged The Great Eastern has not yes
come in sight When she arrives the splice VIII Do
made with the deep-sea cable and the work OF iay-
ing the line direct to the Island of St. Pierre, Mi
quelon, will commence.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE MEDICAL sUpERINTENDESrs CONVENTION.

STAUNToN, Va, June 1S.-ln the morning
session to-day Dr. Ray read paper the abnormal con-
dton OF the mind occurring in of fever acute IN
perfectly sane afterward recovery declare they
for two hours by nearly all the membeEst and NaA e
daEoA n 10 pKRts4.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
THE NAVAL ACADEMY PRACTICE SQUADRON
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, June 16. - The

United States frgates Macedonian, Capt skerret and
the Savannah Capt n B. Harrison, Of the Naval Acad
env practice Squadron, arrived here yesterday from
Annapolis and arc now at anchor in the Roads, the
slOop of.war Dale which sailed In company Win them
bavi0 nassed out The squadron, it is under
stood will leave day two on their summer cruise
which will DO extended TO Brest, Falmouth ana perhaps
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
DENMARK.
ADDRFSS RY THE KING.
ed for paymenr
CoPENHAGEN. Friday. ]

CoPENHAGEs, Friday. June is, 1859.
meeting of National Rifemen's Associations was
held here Yesterday. The King visited the meeting
and addressed the rifemen. In the course Of his
sneech the King expressed his heartfelt and confident
hone for reunion with those who were longing to DO
restored to their mother country.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
SPAIN.
FINANCIAL REDUCTION.

MADRID, Friday, June IL, 1868.
proposition is under consideration in the Cortes
for reduction by the Government Of 80 per cent
from the coupons of the public rentes, when present.
ed for payment
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
A MOTHER sUsPECTED OF POISONING FIVE
CHILDREN. -

BosroN, June 1S-The Court has refused q
new trial in the case Of Mrs. Nancy b. Madden con-
yeted OF the murder OF her own son-inlaw, Obadiah
Jones at Canton in July last and sentenced her to be
hanged,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
FRANCE.

THE FRENCH CABLE sUgaERGED.
BpPss-., Friday, June is, 1902
The shoreend Of The EspSA AtADne HRRls oas
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19

COLLUsIoN WITH CoUNTERFETrERS
BUFFALo, June 19.-United States Detective
Jon Ryrne arrested yesterday at Canandagua United
Sntes Detective Russell X Lowell for couson ana con
fpary with ccultcIlciicrs Lowell lodged ~ 49, Lsrc
" await trial.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-19
Z THE LORDS APPROACHING A VOTE.

LONDOHt oHIuIuaYI Juuo 10 I0OV-I'OV o. In'
The debate in the House Of Lords tonight on the
Irish Church creates intense interest There is a
determination to force division, but it is not ex
pected before o'clock in the morning. The Cham
Der is crowded with spectators Among those present
are the Prince Of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge
and it is apparently their intention to sit out the
debate. The best calculators reckon the pass
age of the bill to its second reading by twelve
to twenty-five majority. The general belief is that
the House of Lords will strip the bill of its olsen
dowment features and leave disestablishment only.
This is likely to prove more embarrassing to the
Ministry than direct rejection of the bill.
ATTEMPT TO UNsEAT JOHN BRIGHT.
Rumors are revived here Of an attempt to drive
John Bright from the Cabinet.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04

In the afternoon session the consideration of
resolves in favor of reciprocal commercial
intercourse between the United States and the
British American Provinces was resumed.
Mr.. Sturgess resumed his remarks in oppo-
sition to the bill.
Mr.. Palmer of Bangor moved ahs previous
question, and the House seconded the call.
Mr.. Reed spoke in favor of the resolves.
On the question of passing the resolves to be
engrossed the yeas and nays were ordered, and
resulted in refusing the resolves passage
yeas 25, nays 81.
The bill an act in relation to Savings Banks
and Savings Institutions was taken from the
table and indefinitely postponed.
The bill an act to provide for the establish
ment of true meridian lines, and for regulating
the practice of surveying in the State, was
trken from the table, and after some discussion
was passed to be engrosssd by vote OF Of yeas
to 80 nays.
Passed to be enacted-An act to incorporate
the Saco River Railroad Co.; an act relating
to the collection of penalties against Selectmen
for not using check lists; an act to give the
Supreme Judicial Court further jurisdiction in
matters of divorce. Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04
IREAT AUCTION SALE
Portland, Maine.

Aboat 500 Acres Of Land snd Water
Front,
including about half of South Portland, or Cape
Elizabeth Village; distant half mile frem the Gus
tom House and Grand Trunk Depot and embraeing q
SEVEN-EIGHTHS OF a MILE OF WATER
FRONT, DEEPEST IN THE HARBOR.
Rare Opportunity for Larsc CapisaIi.ss.
The whole WILL BE SOLD IN ONE PARoaL, on
LIBERAL eredit,-only small amount required in cash
Property unencumbered.
The village has two churches, good school-houses
afew hundred houses, steam ferry, and owns more
than half the available dock front OF Portland Har-
Dor.
The property to be sold, besides having the deep
est water is the only suitable site available for the
Portland Termnl OF ths great Pacific Railroads, and
and extends from Fort Preble. taking in the entire
water front up to opposite the Grand Trunk
Wharves, thence up the channel to include over
half the breakwater, which originally built by
the United States at cost OF over $3.50 O00 but for
which 1t never took title deeds.
SALE positive, without reserve-$160 COO casll-haI-
ance thTee or live years nj six per cent.
tits estimated that the two new Railroads imme-
diately TO be built to connect Portland with the Great
West, and the Pacific Railroads, will more than
double the population, and must extend on Cape
Elizabeth side Of the channel as Portland Island Is
about filed up now, and will take up the entire
available main land Water Front in the Harbor,
which does not exceed five miles, good, bad and in
different
When 1t is known that Pier Sites opposite this
land, and from to I Of q mile distant, are worth
now over Forty Thousand Dollars, and are all taken
up on the Portland side Capitalists will appreciate
the prospects for this property.
There is no other such in the Harbor Of Portland.
rB-Capt. nett, Of Cape Elizabeth, win show
the property.
Sale 25th March, at Boston or Portland.
HORACE H. DAY, Owner,
marsdtd 229 Broadway, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04
THE PLAINS.
MovEMENTs AGAINST THE INpIANs.

MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE INDIANS.
:. ST. LOUIS, March "A letter in the Repub-
lcan, dated Camp Supply, Indian Territory,
February 14th, says there are now about two
hundred lodges OF Cheyennes, ninety lodges OF
Arapahoes, and sixty lodges of Camanches, on
the war path, together with few PLAIN Apa-
ches and the Dog Soldiers under Fail Ball,
numbering in all about one thousand warriors.
Gen. Custar is now under orders to move
west with his regiment, the 7th cavalry and
10Th Kansas volunteers, to Elm Fork river,
scouting the country from the head waters of
creek.
Gen. Carr is to move south, locating his sup
ply depot on the main Canadian river, near
the 101st meridian of longitude, moving thence
south.
Col. Evans moves also south from his present
command on Monument Greek, near the Tooth
meridian on Canadian river, having under his
command the Sd cavalry and small detach-
ment of the Both infantry, while Col. Brooks
marches from the west towards the same re-
gion, drawing his supplies from Fort Stanton.
The intention of the general commanding is
to drive the hostile savages toward one COM
mon centre until one or all of the commands
can reach and chastise them as they deserve,
or compel them to surrender and submit to a
settlement on their reservation on the terms
proposed by the government.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04
Dispatches to Evening Papers.
WEST INDIES.

WEST INDIES.
CUBA.
HAVANA, March 2-The reports of rising
in Consolation are confirmed.
The troops at Guanabaca have been sent to
quell another rising at Calize, near Matanzas.
The government contemplates the erection
of large barracks for the accommodation of the
volunteers.
It tis probable clearance will be granted the
j. d. Lincoln.
Advices from Santiago are to the effect that
a steamer had recently arrived there with a
cargo OF coolies, but the blacks there prevent
ed their landing.
The troops under command of Gen. Puelos
are engaged in barrcading and fortifying the
town of Santo Espiritu.
JAMAICA.
NEW YORK, March IA Kingston letter,
dated February 18th, says the refugees from
Santiago de Cuba have been placed in quaran-
tine on account of the cholera prevailing in
that city.
An abundant supply of coolie labor is ex-
pected from Calcutta, and agricultural inter-
ests were reviving in consequence.
PORTO RICO.
Porto Rico dates are to the 18th from the
capital, and to the 9Th from Ponce. The polit-
lcal situation remains unchanged. From the
latter place there is reported sale of five hun
dred hogsheads of fine sugar at IA to 4 IL,
whlch is very moderate com pared with other
ports in the island, where prices rule at 1-2
and upwards for the best qualities. About
100 hogsheads are reported ready in the Ponce
district, but the crop advances slowly owing to
the rainy weather which interferes with the
sugar making.
ST. DOMINGO.
Baez still remains shut up in his capital.-
Large quantities of goods have recently been
shipped from here to Port Plata, and St. Jago
de .os Cabaleros.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04
AUGUSTA.
LEGISLATIVE MATTERS.

Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
AUGUSTA, March 3.-The House with that
conservative spirit which has characterized its
action throughout the session, refused the re-
solves favoring reciprocity passage by large
vote.
definitely postponed. The principal objection
urged against the bill was that it provided that
investment not exceeding one-fifth of all the
funds might be made in any manner, the Trus-
tees regarded as perfectly safe on security of
names alone. DRIGo.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04
q o M M E R CIAL.
New York stock and Money Market.

new H ofk Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK March 3-The combination to tight
en- Money relaxed this afternoon, and after O'Clock
Money was plentiful at per cent. currency. The
change caused an upward movement on the Stock
Exchange. Ddiscounts nominal. Sterling Exchange
quiet at 1851 q 1891 closing firm at 1891 "a 1904 for
prime bankers. Gold lower under the passage Of Mr.
Schencks bill in the Senate; opened at 1921 ad-
vanced to 1926 and closed at131a q 1917; loans made
at a 10 per cent. carrying Governments opened
easier but advanced in the afternoon, and closed
strong at the highest rates the day Henry Ciewes
q Co. furnish the following 40 quotations :--Cou-
pon s,s 1881 l151 iI5l DO 52os 1852. 1I7l 1l7E
112t DO ~ 112s q 1123; do '6S, 112a 112t; 10
Border State bonds firm; Missouri's, s73 "a s75
new Tennessees, 65A q e53; North Cardinals, sol q
5sf:.
The Railroad market closed with better feeling.
The following are $50 prices:-Pacifc MAIL 1914 q
1913; Western Union Telegraph, So 2@ 81; New York
Central, 1854 q 1885, Elie, 50 q 36t; Hudson, 1856 q
1851; Reading, 91s 9lH; Fort Wayne, 117i a lis;
Michigan Central, lis 11st; Michigan Southern,
q 1851; Chicago & Rock Island. 1853 a 1875; Chica-
go q No. Western, S1t S1a; do preferred 90 q GOT.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to day
amounted to $100. 900 900.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amount
ed to $S7, ,70l, ,243.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-04
MARIN e N .EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

s4s Wednesday, March B.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Prussian, (Brl Aird, Liverpool 18th ult
via Londonderry 10th, with passengers and mdse
to H & Allan.
Steamship st George, tBr) Jones' GLASGOW 18th ult,
with passengers and mdse TO II s. Allan.
Steamer Franconia. Sherwood. New York,-mdse
to Henry Fox
Sch Julia, ingalls,. Boston, to load lor Eastport.
Sch @ Hertz. Gray, Salem, in ballast, seeking.
Sch Buena Vista, Alley, Wiscasset.
Sch Lewis, Spauidng, Rockand for Boston.
Sch Octavia A Dow, Startling, Monhegan for New
York.
CLEARED.
Brig Hattie E Wheeler, Bacon, st Pierre, Mart
Phinney q jackson.
Brig B L George. (Br) Deroy, Trinidad-E Chur-
chill q Co.
Sch Utica, Thorndike, Rockland - Beale q
Morse.
Sch VIM Tice, Tice, Rockport, to load ice for New
bern, NC-Nickersons, Lltcbfeld & Co.
SAILED, 8 AM Steamship North American, for
Liverpool. sF taA