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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

The n. Y. Times says: at is an
awful fact that in England, since the
beginning Of the year 1866, more
than six hundred men and boys have
been killed by explosions in the col
lieries. And even the smallest catas-
trophies Of that kind number more
victims than the most terrible railway
accidents. And yet this in the face
ofextraordinary care in the constant
application Of scientific principles tor
ventilation" . .....
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18
Poetry
SPEAK NO Ill.


.r Nay, speak no IN, a kindly word ..
Can never IeavsA sting behind;
Aud, 0, to breathe each tale we've heard
-i Is far beneath noble mind. .7.1
For OF better seed is Bown,
By choosing thus kinder plan;
For If but little good we know,
Let's speak Of al the good We can.
Give ne the heart that ialn would hide,
Would fain anOJher's fault efaes;
How can It please our hnman pride
5 10 prove humanity but basel
re No, let It reach higher mood,
-. A noblsr estimate Of man;
Be earnest IN the search OF good,
Aud speak Of all the best 70 can.
Then speak no ilI, bat silent b ..af-
10 Others filiHgl a. your oWni
II you're the aEst fault to see,
BenOt the hrbt to make it known.
For life Is but passing day, .r
No lips can tell how brief the stay;
Be earnest in tbs search Of good, ''.'
And speak Of all this best we may.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18
Thackeray AYERS that tone Of the great

Thackeray AYERS that 'one Of the great
benefits a young man may derive from
,WOmen's society is that he is bound to be
respectful to them. Our education makes
us the most eminently selfish men in the
world. We fight for ourselves; we push
for ourselves: we cut the best slices of the
joint, at club dinners, for ourselves; we
yawn for ourselves, and light our pipes
and say we won't go ont; we prefer our
selves and our ease; and the greatest good
that comes 20 man from wOman's society
is that he has to think of somebody be-
sides himself, somebody to whom he is
bound to be constantly attentive and re-
spectfuI.n
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18
tOEHTETTE.

7lsEs = - mean %. Insqi % Roo51Mds GzWGA
BideTg ~ atais 80 catsS Qf Debility.
Gbey imParf a i0as - -aHd Uig5F 70 tAc S1ii0ls
giaissl, strengthen 1s dDpetfls cause
cn sEiogulenf n Gieu food, enable ne no
Eael o digss q purity ne blood give good sound,
eahy se1pleui1l eradicate Gs gsL0U tiIgs from Go
o iaft boom 70 ths checks dad ehdHgs 1e pdtisIs
lFoll shoTibnsafhed sa1oiatsd tDsal, and 1ieTuoS
tlgGltei = . @ faced Gt0ia, and vigorous PeTSoa-
Weak and Delicate Children are
made 1tF0nE bY uGlng the BstterB or
Tonic IN met, GhoY nEe Family Hledis
cluegs They Gan be aGEulul1tered with
ReEfees safety to . child three months
ofmimstgs
FBe-E r,-,if,- -. n ~
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18
HOonand's German Tonic

O. eobiaatioa ef al Gs iaggsdieHtS Qf Gs BilisFs,
t1lh FUEn gGnt1 OTu1 Bun, Orange, etc. Y q used
M he dioel5s1 diG B3tes, tB cases wfe some
liFs alo1holfe salulul e TsqureL you coil bear IN
aind fldi tis1e Tsasedief entirely different from
en- osTs 1dufissd for fe cle Of G5e dissaSeE named
G61s bsinq scieBiic Of Eedicindl ezirQcfg
ait1s is 1fcTg ara llcre dec0ci0Es Of in
fem. fhG TONIC e decidedly one Of The HOd plea
n1ug 30 GgTssEbId FelsdisS eUcT offered % De pblic.
~ tGss q szQlra 4 pleasure % take Il gils iti
1.7lQ eEfi1ralil0, and zledioiEdl qiidlitse1 hGpt
g. =
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

Farmers and dealers in vegetables
win be gratifed to learn that a Michi-
gan cultivator has a potato that
comes to maturity fifteen minutes ear
Tier than the Early Rose Potatoes!
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18
A jug Problem

A man has a ksg containing gals. of cider, and on
the road hume he meets person who wants half Of it,
this man has two jugs, and one gal; how did
they 90 to work to It so that each person
should bave gals, using only the jugs and kegs to
divide il with III. .E.-...f
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18
Youths Department.
Bnigu1as.


am composed Of "a letters.
Ny Is 10 20 IL is a town 10 South America.
Ny IA 7 Is is island in this Mediterranean Sea.
My4 " q Is il a town in Spain.
Ny 8 10 y is lake In North America.
Ny 5 10 s Is "a State in the United States.
Ny IS I6 Il il town in Prussia
hIF "a 10 y l2 % is a town in Austria.
Ny whole is the names Of O gentleman aud lady in
StringOwn.
Rsinsboro, o., Feb, 1863. FIzZY FTGGINS.
I am composed of p let ters.
Nv 20 y l25 2 l3 is a man g name.
sly q 2 10 Is q farming impleanent.
Ny Is q "a is part Of the body,
Ny l % I9 4 is a maD's name. ..s-
Ny q 26 10 is too much for people to bear
My % IS Is a wOmans name.
My IS q every person should strive to shun.
bIy 5 y s is q rational bped.
Nv II 28 l2 II is 10 make ROiss as the Hon.
Ny whole s the Bants Of young gentleman and lady
ia Fairfield and Penn Townships
aighland, o., Feb 1859. TWO-F0RTY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

Why Is stick Of candy like horse? Because the
mOre you lick 81 the faster it goes.
What blossom, deprived Of one Of s letters, i5 often
est sent BY lOvrrsi (P)ink.
What flowers speak the sweetest words TO friends,
and the bittaJest 70 enemies? Tulips.
Why is a short negro ike white mani Because he
Is not tall black.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

mons Of Liberty can be supposed to
awaken, if needed in future dangers
Of the Republic" KARL.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

In a right-anged triangle the hypstenuss Is 6s f..
and the difference between the base aud perpendicular
is rs it. Required, the base and perpendicular.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

Be not all sugar, or the world WI swsl-
low thee up; nor all wormwoOd, or Y will
spit thee out.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

eprE.oou, aad va s,.rs "a ss,.ss,. r.rurs,g rou
bad blosL Keep r0urnE blood ptirci KEEP yoiiF
Liuer q 0rdsrf Esel sour diQertiBe 0Tp1as
q & s0dad hsatsfT nTc0ndffi0n, bv tbe Use
81 Gsss TsmsdicI, and 10 dtteqfe a9i1
eUsT GGlaI g0t The bcSi men ~ ne e0sHtgy TeeOHend
Glaa- y yoaTI qf h0ned repuEatioa % foT GagtltEG
~ GEa " ae,c PTgPdEGtiOls.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

The advantage of having corns is that
then you always stand on your own aehers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

RB-Gilbert @. Purkbiser, Of Sinking Spring, sends
the correct answer Problem lst in News Of March
Eth. G.. .
Answer to Enigma Of last week; Gen, o. 8. Grant
Answer 20 Problems Of Iastwesk. No. ] Longer side
"a, shorter Z5 EodB. No, 2 q 9-1l minutes past 5
o'clock.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18
Hooaand's German Bitters

ls entirely VegseabIe, and contains no
WumOF. Ee % q compound OF Fluid ELa
aF5ctd. The Roots, Herbs and BarlE8
Grorn which these extracts are made
gFe gathers, here, .I,,,, 80 ,SseER@ny. I1l.9I1g.
are extracted ~ from them BY
D rgCle ntine chemist These
eytFncga are then Forwarded 10 this
country 20 be used expressly for the
Trr.nwufaetune OfGllese EBteaergsf There lG
no alcohol ublt1mee OF any kind used
IN cOmpOumdlmg the Wlfterg, hence it ia
Gh6 only WfttgEg that can be used I'm
eases where alcoholic gtimuIantB aFe
not ndvigahles
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

The woman quostiOn-Is he rich7
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-03-18

Jod9o of che Gupro.as Uourt Of Pennsylvania
PuL1DELPHIA, April g. l30a
EaamNfEHP So IEooGandsl
uadlFe6Gzsnn 8oF DFauep1lRs
J can certify this from my experience %
~ Nounls with reaPeetl
JAMES EH0ILE1oNs
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

"!t rs no way ~ making money 10 inlure man,
ana also 10 be careful next time, iof you put " UP
aHcr TINS VIII punish you IN proportion 10 tie
offence; protest that did not tell 'fhomascili th.t
would kill MN; did not mean " NJ least; Mf
Th0mascli testified that put my hand hehinu ior
my pistol, but was unarned; fourteen friends oi
Mr.. sherman attacked me IN Fourteenth street, ana
n had had q pistol would have shot some ny
paper Is not an Official Spanish paper but merely
represents the Spanish sentiment.
Crcss-eXaniined--l have been an editor since
came TO this coDQtry three years and u hau ago;
] have never actually been governor
The witness protested against any fnriher qnes-
tionng on that point.
Counsel insisted that he should answer the ques-
toI and in doing so made some remarks relative 10
the right oi the friend OF Porto to thorough nves
tigati0n.
Examination continued-l received my patent as
governor from her Majesty the Queen OF Spain II
was for no place ia particular; when her Majesty
comes Oh the throne again some department or
province would be designated; the date OF the pa
tent is April, 1886.
After considerable sparring and angry alteration
between counsel and between the defendant anu
the several witnesses Justice Dodge said he would
take the points ia the case IN writing ana give MS
decision IN few days.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
1noITRe At FASHION COURSE.

\ tro,tiDg race for a sweepstakes OF $500, mile
heats best three in ive IN harness, came oC yestcr
day afternoon, az the Fashion Course. between three
I'VE year old mares, one driven by ID. Tallman, the
others by John Loveit and John Murphy. The mares
were fine looking bat TsmaD's was by far the fastest.
she distanced the others the FIRST heat IN capital time
for OF her age. The betting was largely IN her
favor, one hundred TO ten being offered without
takers, while the scoring was gong on. Tallman's
took the start behind but quickly passing the
others led TO the quarter pole Ten lengths In forty
seconds; ffiy yards ahead at the half.mile pole
IN l:20 and came home winner by 200 yards IN
t:iils.
The following ea
FASHION COURSE, l. J., June 2a.-Swecpst3kes, :,
ST. 600, mile heats, best three "a 6ye, IN harness.
D. rallIuap entered b. M. Honey Dew..........
J. ioyet entered br. m. Davenport Neck Mare. dis.
J. Nnilhy entered BIZ m. Acorn ............. dis.
Time-2:4ils.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
TIE srayIsH-cugAs LrrRAy.
Examination Before .ru-,,ce Dodge,

6Aamtnnttou Detore Justice Dodge.
Thc examination info The Ease OF Mr.. Jose Ferrer
ale Cauta editor Of ~ CroRisto, spanish paper pub.
rsIed Ia this city, who was charged with having
assaulted a Cuban barber named Thomas.al on the
3Igt Of May was continued yesterday al the sener.
soD Market Police Court, before Justice Dodge
There was a numerous attendance Of spanards and
Culsus The offence for which wr. De Csuts was In.
fUre of himself Of belous character he found hung
my in tbe barber shop OF Thomaselii, but the coun.
tei on Doih sides managed TO lug Ia other issues
which had the eject OF proonglDg the examipsaon
until late hour, The pith OF tho mater IL eos
1aiDed In Tia evidence here gven;--
Mr.. Juan Martinez, No. III Broadway, cigar maker,
iasng sworn said he knew all the parties IN the
snr; Mr.. ThoiDaselll met him Ia the street and
asked hin 10 come to his place and see that I'D
s-of b. DE Caute; he did not go; Mr.. rhopi.
aselli jiRd his nose In eyerybodys business; Thorn.
,hseIli wanted to know after the picture was broken
wbJ Mr. Porto did not shoot De Caue Ike dog
ghc witnesG was very determined and also very un.
~telliQble a. the Coult.
yviise Ferrer de Oauia the defendant was the next
been pnbIlnd spanish editor here: my paper has
Ash iangnaasf bare for three years and IN fhe Eng
IN evI2enes ,bphrQnths; received The papers put
SpnnIsh friends caifiNl the post; ngm6ef Of my
ta,Tcafryc 81 me az lSpd tolu me that there was
nosi he told me that TlSsoseasm KNOW Mr: MSysE
wcn, 70 the saloon and lostcao ihe carcaiure !
sufc; fboinaseu asked how he WI ior lne plc-
Y ionk 81 INC pciurc az soon as ~ "shfa H. I'm nln
were lumii0us fpiihcis 10 " tooe'Uppss' t ,,s,t
hhu btoNe u; De san ~ am N. uVNh
seV' esstp''' soi ~ .ls 'bIog," sue } sgmtf,aa
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
TIE BscepTlls OF GENERAL s,lkles.

In our notice OF the correspondence rendering the
reception to Major General sickes before his de-
parture as Minister, it was inadvertently announced
as banquet This was AT first the project Of the
committee, but at General SiGkles' urgent request
the idea Of dinner TO q small cOterie OF his more
intimate personal friends was abandoned and re-
ceptlOn arranged in its place This Will give much
General a safe voyage ana success In his new
career. Grafulas band Will be In attendance, and
full dress and music will be the order OF the evening
at the Everett House. Moses II. Grinnen, Richard
Schell, Charles p. Kirkland. Edwin CrOswell
Marshall q. Roberts, John b. Haskn and Charles K.
Graham make up the invitation committed ana the
cordial way in which party distinctions have been
dropped must afford General Sickles . gratifying
proof OF the favor with which the appointment OF q
military man to represent military patton at the
Spanish capital has been received
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

a. w0snsSssTf EssT SE5ISa 81 BIZ z TSiHapa S#h b
An American rSyscIH n fas ,ss E%Rsrors hcw" Of
oFApy FAPgFS,s lSs RsisPlc nhAPE FFEjEE SH5EEaA
raJi 5HE sAsbN sfaSS GJkAp %ABEBi BxlIy
:ss #s.S:.: 4: 6. s.sJs ssi' S
w TiiE fiARIsIASs IN ECSTASY.
Of s
sa 60 s'S 9ps % a S e. e &.
wsy Ready fs @ nov admitted as pSss: sas
s ss
he ss s ss
dsehsrges produces from the Bladder Kidneys Urethrs
A.
SssS a Siss
Ssn '1S Ss Ss.s
brandy ana far :ugerSr ss teal 70 AZ bitter y e. Form. !,
plants Cramps spasms, Coles, Inflammation pains %
m.', 49, IN FROM ONE 70 TWENTY MINUTES;
oSf Fzsfs $4 % ARa RELIEF 70
% @ bs s sdS
!6s ne offensive stvH from SsI:prs.Sn p anhs.sy sl
Railways Ready Relief is powerful disinfecant and
rifcr Of the skin its chemical action the oily excrson1
and perspiraton ora that ceanses deodOrixes and
purhes the sxereve deposits In the and secreory
se and exces capillary and cellular action In the expulsion
pss of ssa e
In skin poisoning the stiugs mosquitoes
secs
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
The superiority OF Railways Ready Relief in the bath and
toilet perfumed waters, In It's chemical action
unhealthy condition of the secetions, deodorzng the eH
VIA not only mpalts refreshing Of feeling TO the
wearied, langud and melancholy giving bnoyancy and
freshness to- the Spirits cearness and beauty to the skn
curing in few minutes headache, and neuralgia
&C. health the skin by cleansing pores
and expeng all distractions excrementitios deposs
that II in this form receives through
pores the skin of the atmosphere
air that is inspired through the lungs This important
fact to all persons suffering with lung disease Perred
waters only scent the skin--nothing more. Whereas
RADWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES BAD SMELLING SKIN
and iMparts clear and
~ BI the blood is loaded with hunlors and bile,
the secretion of the liver kidneys spieen and 10
many of ladies when the menstrual discharges
gar these secretons circulating in the blood, causing
serious skin diseases; then, RAILWAYS SARSAfN-
RILLIAN RESOLVENT should be taken; but IA all simple,
cutaneous spos blemishes and discolored skin, The
BATH or BEAUTY,
consisting OF table spoonful Of the Ready Relief to
pint of water IL superior to all cosmetics, and will give
Pay 70 THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
Price so cents bottle SO per dezen Sold by all Drug
gsts, and at Dr. RADWAY's Medical Wareroooms, 81 Maiden
lane New York.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
Marine Disasters.

VWUuo DtSastcfss
suIr sou,.F sinnett from Cslao IIavre Of The
Lsud's Bod June 6, reports june lat 4b n. ion q W.
Tscrofeed main and missenmasi gone and also rnissr
main hatch on and sitting perfectly prish, deck eve with
ing By ibe chain.
,sAgE ORC $ Bsows tsrh ,y.lp.y. from New Fork for
steamer BRISTOL tses news conmns) - "''s"' y
ss sS SS' into % N @ r..
Ssss sc.r. from for Quebec has Ssss sostdSh
BBre Loc1sA Or, youpr at Boston ssh from 81 Marc,
Ss sSss , n iSss q
shs s ssss q sffs Sl '
saio ytns., from New York for Lss.n. O. ltkst 81 /
s. s:fss s"s sc S'' vessel was '''''''
SOM soyE yas.r psssI:2n from pst.nd c fer
B:y sunday tse. mate 81 hs schooner Was lost Tpss
'E v !. = two 0sSs %S,.ns
turned fof repaift; no one on board was injured.
Miscellaneous.
ssS. vs ss s from n:% s
the captain being sIcx
WkaIsmsn.
Arrived Bermuda June 1s bark Irop'e Bird crspo Of
s a. 'ss ss" ssSlcra asn as iSs DIV. .
'Ss & S.rs:ss FSssf ss .f 70 ss.
s ~ o 5 s q r Sss sSi a,ss q i Dyer
letter from Captain Cole OF bark Arab NB reports her
N Taabnano May a. with 400 bbls ~ and 900 do wh oil
kspoien--Juns TO- ist 81 so lon 10 whaling bark Sea
Queen tos Weap1ri) Noore CbsrestoD grounds, had
Eb bbIs tperm OIL
kpekeBs
ss,s%,Ais ysnsss nsn,lsy from New York for yOsc.
Ship Pactolu rotey from New York for San Francisco,
MAY 10, LAT 70 N, Ion 43 all well.
g asss5S; = from New ySss ssr San Francisco
s6Ig o,rmsnis Blmp., tsm San Francisco for Ersfrs.
ArrnH, lat ~ =, ionS7 ~
rry yvuuu-pre. Pa,ieIsop from Nsw York for Sydney
rsW NAV aO Int .. ION fw.
shs ossd9sr oon; bantar IRON New 6iIesr. cr iisvre
,sp yePd Hope, Moore from New yop for Anjer, May
.shir sahoup crarv rom New yors far Araroco. Nsy
Ship cyrdsme E,srs froo lssr,osi tot New YORK ,rrc
10 lsi ~. loo w.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
COLLISION ON TINE Hsslsm RAILROAD.

The Nineteenth police precinct reports that At lve
Ociock y. NJ. yesterday ear No 80 OF she Belt Rail-
roaa coded al the junction OF Thirty ninth street
with an engine attached TO cars on the
Harlem Railroad. The rear platform Of the
street car was broken of, aud Peter Wag.
ner, a German laborer, residing al No. 44s
West fty-thlrd street, was wounded about the
head anu body fatally. A boy thirteen years OF age
dressed Ia old gray clothes, had both HE legs
horribly crushed The wounds OF the sufferers were
dressed by police surgeon Purdy, who ordered them
30 be taken 70 Bellevue Hospital IN an ambulapce
fi.e conductor, Gilbert Rewos and driver James
Masoney, were arrested on the charge Of Criminal
negligence aud locked up a. the station house The
report yQes not state whether the parties IN charge
Of the cissine were parties 20 TIC matn.na Or
IA tnct nrrcsiad.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
ARRIVALS.
nEroRrgp BY ras ngnALn srEAM YAcHrs.

REpoRrgD BY rae HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
steamship Ps,.irs rr, Duch..ne, nayre June y via
me- ., 4. SS sss P9f %. ss 4 earn
weep ,e.Ilns west ,sms esy al PM go mics from san
steamship Russia GBrl, Lott Liverpool June 10 via
gSS. ~ s'H Fs "a rsS
swansea from Lyerpool bound west, e3d lat y 81 lon
lon 8? 81 bark sydenhan Prgs( tecalmedi i1,h, ii %
Ion "a 5o American ship Jacob Bel Ono such vesseD, bound
s,esm,h,p CITY o. Antwerp SBrl Mireheu.e Liverpool
ssS fssss s '; ISss
duon. Jans ~ ai 500, lou istO pass-d BRIG Tesed
sarah ssr .ssrss .sss s. ss - sssEsassss
& ats ssa sa's ss ;.'S%F SSasd s s ass q q sS e.
s,esmhp rae Queer (Br Groesn Liverpool June "a and
9uecn.,owp ;th with ndss and passengers, 70 the Ma.
siearasnip Dst,sras. Roberts, Richmond Civ roln, and
Norfolk WITH nadse Hra passengers 70 the Old Dominion
sfp De wef ,sr. Durham Newpsr,, T. 90 days, via
co Had Iroog westerly winds hrs' part Of the rsssgsi
pa N.Y.. s.f,:;,fs Grant, & s:asps I 40 DAY.. Win
& fslsas s:a; s% Ss.. .sS.i Ii. Ks &
gs.'s Aus. re%s,cs r1;r:. r ds wh fruit 20
with lIgbl winds snd Gains.
s.s s:, VIZ pns rss hS "sn hss iss rs ear.
hpr a. and crossed ths Equator juGs 10 ion SOL bad dns
weather most OF the passage
Rat Iva uBr L.son hs.cslbo June spd the bar iosb
w .G; y Ma h s. sDsss 60 Ma ssy
ghi winds ana hot weather has been -four
N OF Hattsfas with ligh airs, eams and foe
BARK Atlantic lBr), Mckenzie 6usnlabsmo, 10 days. with
sugar, 10 NOscs Taylor vessel 20 master,
Bark MAY Flower lof New Hsyenr Dil, DemarNs II
DAYS, with sugar 70 II rrowbrdes Sons.
Dark MaynOwer Dl, Trinidad Pou spsnl is dtyh, With
NO ssses, V n Trowbrldge's sons.
Bark Clara lfl, xsOcnnsl, Angnla ~ days. with sslL
u Woodruff Rohrs5n, !eseI 70 Boyd Z nlDeksn. Had
BrIs q " Barter Moore asn;a uar,hs Nsy o. sav,rns
June with hIdcs, &eu 10 Iieadey, Emo 10! tesse 20
Thompson Hunter Had pleasant weather ali tle ntssags
Biz Jlolsdo flgmm.r, Gusntansmo, u days with sugar
;ss. e. = g. .i - lon ~ ~ trs % W. weather
gry 2Dlyo,s lDstels 9ogs, skI. Y aay' wish
hns xbss tBD,. .wsASsms, xay,so,s, PR, u dsy, wI,b
sugar, to HaitOn, Watson Go,
Brie Edwin Rowe, Cruss Maragueg, Y n, 10 DAYS with
sugar, &e, 70 JAS w EyeI 20. vY
Brig Hattie Eaton DIR Brown, hfoyb Pa 10 dat, ,ib
tpgar, 10 Mollsr Jhebs1i. ''' w"
rga .l.e' crl,. Br NsaSn, Acnip, Bsyu ~ dsys, with
b'' L~s os'1 Da, tsDsessss, ~ days VIII suls, &c
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
SHIPPIN NG NE VS..
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Sun rises ...,. 4 90 Moon rises. ....eve IL II
Sun sets. ....... 735 High water ...eve IL Os
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Is, 1863.
CLEARED.

Steamship Aia'an,a (Br, Pipkham, London--Howland
steamship Pioneer tBr, shackford, Cow Bay-snow 4
Burgess.
Steamship Albemare. Couch. Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship A g stners, Knox, Phiadelpha-J Hand.
steamship Frsnconia, Bragg. Portland--J Ames.
ship Ontario, Mitchell. San Franc clsco-Suton a Co
BARR Ferdinand mo-, Meyer Gloucester-Funcb, Edye
Co.
Bark Amykos (Norj, Jalnsen Cork for orders wend Te
tens 4 Boctmann.
Bark Morning Light tBr Lavender, Gibral.sr-Hsrbeek
q Hasey
fsrE Palestine (Br, McCuIoch, 81 Reconsideration A
Co.
Brig Left (Nor, Carlssen 0porto--funch, Edge Co.
BrigAmy Lane, Carver Montevdeo and Buenos Ayrcs-
J Norton, Jr.
Brig N Il Leighton, Gay, Kingston, Jar Moss Ward
Brig Proteus, Drisko, ST John NB-C -Crsnda, Unphray
Brig Machias Whiting, 81 Marys, Ga-saer A Lvermore
schr Wentworth (Br), Hunter, windsor-Crandal, Uni-
phray a Co.
sc6r Ellen (Br, wyman, 81 John, NIB p Ncvius SOM
schr Brsnhail Stout, savannAh-N L hcCready a
Co.
schr " Auderred, Baker, savapnah-Pearson d Tur-
schr Gen Peavey, Armstrong, Bangor-Jed FRYE 4 Co.
Schr Landell, Taylor, Newark-Van Brunt Slaght.
Cleared s5h, oark Robert Godfrey tBrl Taylor, London
via Doooy, Val W hlweli Go.
steamship Whiting cleared on Saturday hy the mas
ter, by spooord, Tlsson Co. erronsoGsy re-
potsd
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
NAVAL INTELLIC1NCE.

surgeon n. H. Adams has been detached from the
Mohongo aud placed waiting orders. Chaplain
Henry d. EibOea, detached from the Pensacola and
placed on waiting orders. Midshipman J. McAdams
detached from the Gettysburg and ordered 10 return
m ine nj ftedS Late
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
a,lsStS ATTEMPTED WIFE svSors.

The Eleventh police brvs,.gct reports that at four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon All a,..s"uoh occurred
between Ann Mulroy ana her husband James, 1ra
husband drew knife ana threatened 10 Kill Sas
when she hurried 10 the window OF her apartment.
on the tnifd n0or nom which she fell 20 tte pave.
ment, Tne neiRhbors assert that the fall was afcel.
Grated by her husband who pushed her out OF the
MHuOW. Jhe woman, who was very dangerously
Injured was sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
ANOTHER MURDER.

Frank Bunker. keeper Of the saloon corner Of
Wooster and West Houston streets, who was stab
bed on Saturday night last by q man named Hast
ings who escaped, died at ten minutes al ter three
yesterday. Coroner Flynn was notified.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

She pvdV oi 5oseph Niezara, a prencb Canadian
wii9 was drowDel N ihe tonitrc,icni riyer al u@"
ford ~ SUNDAY by"', Was ssc0yer.d ,es,etsay
mCIIug