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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-25
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Pas dc iaunisse sur notrc blancheur.
TT dependant les .Nag~s ont dc chauds
amiS pnrmi nous
Oui, mais il y a les citoyens qni ont tonrne
lie regard yers rEurope, don't Ia fol est
profonde ct agssante, qui yiendront avec des
hommes ct des cgamr. Et ces hommes seront
de notre famille, ct notrc famille. Les rap
ports de fermier proprietaire, d'employe a
patron, de travailieur 4 industrlel, s'itab.is.
sent sans efforts de genie, par la logQue ct
la nature DIES interets sans quill soft besoin
de faire un code nouveau. La loi resort de
Ia ntcessitG commune. Faut.il dire qu'un peu
de bonne volonta est dune excellente diplo-
matte? Quoiqu'il en- soft, Ia cause est ttudife.
discutae, plaidie, ct lie jugenGnt scra bient0t
rendu sans appel ct dttinitif.
Quelques mots cepenlant l'adresse des
Chinois, atin de men point perdre I'habitude.
II ne faut pas que rennenAi s'introduise
subrepticement dams la place.
Nous en- avons rencontre un lautre jour.
II ttait proprement mis-, sans poux, sense,
peut etre mandarin. II parait espagnol ct
prononcat Ia .j.ia CONNIE IN Ministre de
Jnarez. &c 'itait point I'm tI:ivai!!enr de
champ. mais un donestique de maison On
ne peut dire: ab uno ti,Sce ommes. II nous
avoua naIvement qn'un travaiIlenr noir 10
force de cinq Chiuois. Et nous savons dtja que
ses computrotes calforniens on cnbains ont
atlirma leur impuissance pour lie blen ct leur
puissance pour le NAL, Passons sans conclure.
Tn journal reproduit un autre journal, ct
nous voyons, CONNIE lononge a 'adresse les
400, ,0OO, 900 du Celeste Empire, que deux
"domestiques mont pas vole Ia bourse dn
maitre oubitc sur Ia cheminee." lie journal
qui pnblie est un grand journal francAis, ct
lie journal qui reproduit est IN large journal
louisianais Moyen de sc mtnager DIES abon-
mes dams rayenir. Passons tgalement sans
conclure.
Que l'on tire, 81 Ton vent, une conclusion
de ce qui suit:
II en- await trente OH quarante sur lie
Bayou Lafourche. Ces demi-travaiIleurs,
etant demi-hommes ct comp element Chinois,
eurent lie debut de Ia bonne volonti. Celia
ne dura pas lonstemps, la bonne volonta.
Entire une becQute de riz ct un verre de rack,
lis voulurent tuer un econome. LIE moyen de
couser raison DIES indiyidus qui parent
charabia? Et CONNIE le travail dc Ia terre
etait au-dessus des forces des trayai!leurs, ct
CONNIE ces travalleurs avaient des habitudes
de labeur peu ell harmonic avec la production
lonisiauaise, ct CONNIE le Chinois est aussi
miserable consonmateur que miserable pro-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-25

DRAPEAU.-Le "Drapeau" de Donadsonve q
commence son neuvieme Volume. LIE "Drapeau,'
desormas public par NJ. Felix Reynaud & Gle, est
un journal soucieux des intetts du pays, de vieile
origine lousianaise, dGfenseur des principles sur
iesquels srepose un gouvernemet dordre ct de
democratic II rempra commencement lie pro-
gramme quill affirme de nouveau; "Notre ambition
consstera surtou donner ce journal lie caractere
de gravi6 Ct dimpartialit6 qui seul pcut e rendre
respectable ct sans lequel un journal ne saurait
prosperer."
Success ct tongue vie notre yoisin ct ami lie
Drapeau."
CARlLLoN.-Nous avons recn les deux premiers
nnmeros du "Carilon.'
LIE "Carillon " est un journal clarivarique qui
Went dc paraitre la Nouyele- Orleans.
De la premiere ligne d la derniere ligne, sans
desemparer mais non sans rire, nous avons lu le
"Carillon." Prose iacile, plaisanterie fine ou
rabeaisienne ralerie mordante ct de bonne guerre,
franc rre ct mrifque oyeuset6, tel est lie "Carillon
QUAINT aux caricatures, elles ont du "cl,c." Les
carpet-baggers y sont crayonnes avec esprit ct
malicieusement profl6s. Mas lie carpet-bag" est
devenu MALE, mason, proprietG, vore meme
sucrerie John s'appelle aujourd hui Monsieur John,
une Excellence ct une Pussance.
Long carllonnage au "Carion.'
tant de chooses burlesques, Oranges cocasscs,
nvraisemblables, inadmssibles, vraies pourtant,
dams le monde des politicians, des journalstes des
avocats, des bourgeois, des Chinos des blancs des
noas, des currGs des olivatres, des verdAtres d-s
eunes, des veux, des temmes des files des legisla-
teurs, des JUICES, des chiens ct des coquins qu un
"Carillon dot sonner Gternellement ct i toutes
voices.
Compaing, nepargnez pas la presse. 81 bon vous
sembe, commencez par nous. Rire est 81 bon!
RETouR.-M F. P. Poche, notre co.paroissien,
est de retour. ....... .-...
II parcouru la France, lItalie la Suisse ct
lAngleterre. ...... .....
Et il est observateur.
II nous revient fort, bien portant virl plus que
janais.
MEscnAcEBE-Ami voisn, Gentilly Saint
maison de Cour dresse son blanc profit, ct ION
parle d'y eablir une usne a gaz, une flature, une
raffinere, une Ecole de medicine une Facute de
Droit. En- outre, CONNIE est question dun voyage
de lImperatrice en- Am6riqne, chacun songe Il l'Arc
de triomph+ de rgueur. Les noabilitGs de Tenlroit
preparent dGja les discours d'usage.
Quand viendrez-vons nous vor
lie Louisanais," CONNIE vous lie savez, II que
1cs jambes.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-25

Et c'est Immigration caucasienne qui a
fait celia au Nord.
Et c'est Immigration blanche qui creera
le Sud.
Nous nvons dit que CO probleme preoc.
cupait la presse. C'est un signe, I'M excellent
signe. Nous ne resterons done plus isoles,
en- dehors du movement, CONNIE mures a
incomplets, c'est vouloir Sc completer Et
nous serons assez sages pour chercher ce
complement Ia source d'o0 jaillit Ia verits.
Par "Reminiscences d'esclaves, par fatigue
d'esprits timides ct peu entreprenants, nous
nous eloignerons des demi-solutions ct des
demi mensonges, puisqu'iI faut desormnis
sortir du provisoire ct s'appuyer sur une loi
immuablc. Platrer une situation mauvaise,
qu'est-cc done? C'est Sc menager une decep-
tion nouvelle ct une nouveIe misere pour le
lendemain. A ml.route du desert, CONNIE les
Israelites errants ct fugitifs, nous faut-il le
retour en- Egypte, l'immoblisme au pied du
Sinai, on Ia marche en- avant? Toute combi-
naison de vieux. Juif en- vue des oignons
pourris du Nil, celia nest pas meme un calcul
contre Ia mort. II est des heures imperieuses
OH Ia raison est du cote de laudace, de
rentreprise, du nouyean, voire meme dn
revolutionnaire. Les jeunes gems en- ont
'instinct, ttant Ia gantrosti, tandis que les
vieillards en- ont Ia peur, etant l'tgoisme
impuissant. Chnoiseries ct potiches souriront
done aux antiques desservants de rantiqne
religion des habitudes compromises. Bah!
Tflacement dun zero a la colonne des mutt.
litas Les generations surannacs ct les gene.
pas on n'etant plus viables. Certe-, respect
a tous, mnis encouragements a ceux qnI ont
le front tourns du cote de Ia lumiere, a ceux
qui marient les interGts genaraux dams lunite
du patriotisme, 9 ceux qui venlent que la re-
publique amfrcaine, tout en- etant juste, soft
blanche CONNIE Ia transfgnration sur Ia
montague. Done, pas de Chinois, on peu de
Chinois. Des Caucasens d'abord, des Canca-
siens ensnite, des Caucasiens toujours. C'est
la l'imptratif dc Ia democratic. LIE Courier
du 7eche, le Meschacebe ct pl"seurs autres
pauvres campagnards a noble cnur FONT
compris. En- sontils plus on moins raiicaur
pour celia? LIE radicalisme est unc revendica-
tion dune minute, Ia reconnaissance de 3 ou
millions de noirs, ct les Etats Unis comptent
$4,000, 900 d'etrcs blancs. On nest point ra-
dica! en- voulant lie salut ct iagrantlissement
de son pays, nj meme en- vouant justice pour
une nfmc minorit. d'Africains. lie serait-on
davantage en- defendant In rcpubhyuc de nos
peres ct u, patric dc Washington? L'Imperia-
Gs'e de NewYork, All grand dept dcs extre-
mistes, est mort CONNIE TN journal de village.
l'hcidament nous naurons pas l'empn.
a1x ..tats-U Unis, pas meme un Cttes'e Empire
dc c., .ta- chinoises.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-25
Miracle.

Jamais on ne vit pire
Animal a PGkin ...z....... ....-
/ venait de lEnpire, -
En- pcau de vral nankin.
Sa queue t;ait splenlile,
Hospitaliere aux poux,
I'm grouilement sordide
D'epouses ct d'epoux. ..@
II parlait lie langage
Des Mandchoux abrutis, 5
Ayant laisse pour gage
Sa langue aux ouistitis.
Entendre sans comprendre,
1T Il 6tre pas compris,
N'est-ce pas de quoi prendre
L'existence en- mepris!
II sacrait CONNIE seize .....
Aux banquettes Canal,'
Quand un bourgeois obese
Anonna son journal.
Quel journal I'll n'importe.
Mais lie Chinois poussa
Ce cri: Diable m'emporte
Je comprends fort bien ga
r {,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-25

DECIDE St.,Jacqnes, lie IS courant i lage
26 ans, Louis S. Derbes.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
SUCCESSFUL VANDALISM.

Less than a month ago we chronicled the
atrocous vandalism which grdled about l501 fruit trees
belonging TO fellOw-tOYnsman, Martin Green esd,
compOsng nearly the whole Of the magnificent orchard
st Benton HarbOr Mich. our account was widely copied
and excite a universal Outburst OF Indignation from
press and public at such act Of barbarism. Every
body felt il as "A crime only inferior 70 attempt upOn
human life and one which merted cOndIgn and extreme
punishmen We also noted however, the efforts
of the entire community of Benton arbor TO save the
trees told women, and children turned out Wl
grating and bandages, and With tender caro- sogki
TO bind the wounds and save as many c le
trees possible Their abor were crowned with aDun
dant success. The wax took the place OF the torn
and divided bark, the sap was detained o-an IN jus
appropriate courses and the trees continued s
growth apparently as strong and thrifty as II thcl @
had not been attacked. The crop Of frllt even a ~
as II 1t would mature as thoroughly ana seasvnaDy 80
nothing had happened to check its grown ina. o LII pt
pose OF the tree assassin had been eompelSy H III,
and that the hearty dryads of the tree truiiS
give life and susenanca TO their iasore a',.o -.
But the scoundrel be Dalkeu VI MS ha
malice Last week the orchard was again s1 ~
trees completely Rirdled, and there seems 70 20
that this time the work OF destruction Is sOe-
THE snIepdid oIchard Is but neId OI ueaa anu
cavnr tree tr,nks their greenness deparIeu' anu AZ
nrosnscts ~ resnseitatiOn vanished We can WISH ns
rors ta Tor tbe dastardly villains VINO ulI Tue ueeu
,i a.. a. naonle OF Benton HarOOr 70 catch theh 10
~. ~, az, s geaf OF their wrath has time To cool Inc
i a. ,"biy AT least $4,000 directly, and much more
III, Iii 20 ensue. There Is great excitement over
the aifair '"i0"s TChicago Republican.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
GOLD For COTTON.

The Southern papers are now busily engaged,
with udcrous seriousness I'm discussing the proposition
Of the Mobile Board OF Trade that the people Of the Cot
ton States should demand gold for cotton in the sale OF
the coming cotton crop According to these hnaneers
the financial system OF the United States is at their mer
cy writer In The Charleston Courier gives the follow
ing graphic picture Of the consequences tha Will ensus
upon the adoption Of the policy referred to:
The only resource OF the United States Government TO
meet the gold due its bonds Is the revenue de
rived from taxes foreign importatons. Tie gold
value OF the cotton crop and the sale OF United states
bonds are almost exclusively the only means OF meeting
the balance OF trade from Europe II is admitted thai
the further sale OF bonds must soon ceasesOoner, per
hans than some people think With the cessation IN the
sale OF these bonds the foreign trade must stop TO that
extent. With its stoppage, must be closed TO thai
extent the of revenue by which alone the Uhed
states Government Is enabled 10 meet the gold Interest
ON s bonds Should the South demand gold for cotton
and like Texas and California establish specie currency
the gold value the crop now used by the North
to meet their balances viii De Withdrawn from theiI
mower To THIS extent, also, the foreign trade must
cease But the sale OF bonds and the rise OF the gold
value OF the cotton crop is that which furnished the
means OF carrying the foreign impOrtations Failing
in both the trade must cease and with tue failure OF the
foreign trade the failure OF the United states
Government TO meet the Interest ON It's bonds Failing
i'm this ls credit destroyed, and its financial system
crumbles to the ground.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

The following plans were submitted to AIr James NJ
MacgFegor, superintendent Of Buildings, since last
Pa Ss JON. lsTrs bovuon. store. .nd dwellings To-
baa each os 0"PsI. FissT'Sa Sq'la ac
roTta Of SIfhhst DO feet east II Fourth s Of building
Pa, No 677-Juns s.elsss brick dSeiug located
Eoalu. Park and fbiyseyenihst size Of building
oe 64I and the adjoining 3SI6L4i I've stores Owner
rorh @ Of Oaebunde ftbst 100 feet Of Seooniav
buildings e3Iio EACH three stories and basement Owner
Pan June lswqoa,n Dwelling located south side Of
25I35; tso sores Osuer, George Ferber
between ghiseecnd and hgh has sle oi 0uans 40I
& No. 69lJare lSPoar brick stores and tensments located No.
Cbery and B.tati sis ihu.dsgs oss on Chsirgst
st. @ Of ssvelthaye; sie Of building 'OIsSi stories
oF5s.SspsT91l g 1 frseIje'R SIaI'a Sss north side SEVENTH
sshs o oi lbIdsS sac Of baidag zSr'S; '''is'
P Ne e4-ogs lsFs',, brown stone dwelling s;ss lGS1tsd
vest sid Frkavs 100 iesI lor o. sie OF ouuus
P1 o. e2SJa2e is Fir,ie1 brown stone drelns located No
Pan 10 6June ls-wocdeu dwelling located south side
o. 81 IT, of3sye.; building l7bIli stories Owners
Pen ~ e-Jans 9-bree brick stores and dwellings. with stable
anus leca'e south east cor Of S5 and 4a' size Of build
iEg 25I55 each; istabls 2osIzlO stores O"ner Joha !"
fin No 6,o-Juns 2Cons6a brick Dorchester store and
Of 6gigs S595i stories OvaeI Ihona. 4 DAY Davis s. vt,
e. feet east Of Msdsonaye sire Of building -'10O sloes OWper
DAVID huhbuA
Jeou @ feet vest Of Eleventh ave size Of building %1tO stories
Uuuer. D. r. DsYke go
Plan No 6June 22First dwelling To-.
Ffbaye. Foyninth aud Hfst ss OF
buda Ioi stories with extension laIl Stories Owner Chas
OCounor. .
f9-June dwelling located southwest
so Avenue and One hundred sHe oi Ouaug
b5r55: stories, 2 Owner, Mary K Moore.
2-Bnk dwelling and coHutngroom. located
north side Bshtenthst Of building 2OI25
store, Osuers Haiuss Bros
Plan 10 6-June qs-Phadepha brick church and SUNDAY.
rhoo located Fy tbrst between Eighth Bd Ninth
n Of b.iiing 34r65; stories Owner German Church
Plan no 6g-Juue 22Bck carriage boRss and Dwelling located
Thirteeuthsl Of building l68ZNz1 stories, 2
Owner. James ". MeLans -,
23BTck sahie end dwelling located north
ouysconds ~ feet east Of Nuhaye size OF building 9O1@i
ssriss Owner William Sullivan.
D. Previously submitted 672 Total number since ls OF
January, 694.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBw.YoRK. .

CLEARED.
se,m,hps-sibea Martyr LVsrpooli Herman Wenke ByeDen
Rspdp Mallory bgo Jonson Polandi Eagle Green
HaTssA saaogA Alexander Cy Point Richmond, &c Nefen
sIips-staI the wss Perry LoOOni MARI Darfss Sothssnd
BsIs-Tn.ssr PesfsN rsrlapbueO and MARKET Brown,
valpey, Gov Bsy, G. B.
BTss-winae LOse hssass; s,sckos on Vse for orders,
Henri Louise Poisr Wn Maety jr
GslsOAI COsuOS Famous Alexandria Val Psrss HneklsJ Foster
Dost0a
schJAusL -SL Martins; Bla Brown Brown 81 Johns Y
Mari Murray Gloucester Ana T. Carll Tyler Wmingon ~ VI
w. Brds Latham Philadelphia BaIos Kelsey Hartford u
ARRIVED.
sieaPship Vygeev, ISass wtRlnrVR Ilse Gudlsis
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

Notwithstanding the apparent want Of confidence in
The real estate market which this has developed
considerable quantities Of city property have been
,hangod during the past week Most OF the lots pur
,hascd were at distance public thoroughfares
in the line Of proposed streets and show that prices
continue high The highest prices paid for
city lots east Of the Erie Railway. The lowest
ln price, though not the most available, are
located north and west OF the city Lots in the
Seventh and Eighth Wards have advanced very
little Acquackauock property is In increasing
demand and brings high prices The location of the
new stations Of Clifton and Lake View decide the value Of
property along the Plank and the Weasel roads mile
back OF the railway, toward Garret MOuutain property
i lust coming into market the location OF the Paterson
and wark Railway influencing it's market value None
OF has yet into the hauds OF speCuldtOrs. The
Weasel road is being straightened at Kipps
Point, to cut oil quarter mile
Of curve This viii throw into market some
valuable plots along the river Residents have begun TO
race houses toward the road, changing for that
pupu-e their old fronts tho upon tie The
Lake View Company proposes To have early SALE and
Is Offer ug Inducements 10 builders by selling the land
nt nominal prices. The new branch railway from Tur
ners, y. Y, to Newburgh will be hnished in August,
and viii be twelve miles long, reducing the Erie route TO
NeWburgh about % miles. ...
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
p,CSENCF FPS ARRIYED

FROM LONDON AND HAvRE-Ln steamship Atala1 June "a.
Rs,ny FIsy Margaret Lane Ra NJ Morgan lherese Dame
ID Dams a. r. AtNood Mary Walter. G. George ~ j. Henderson,
W n Sketch Ann sketch g. Baldwin Harvey o. Penne.l
sI Aarha Jessie Marshall Annie Haurahu Henry ASHER A
Gldpgs s. Angton. George Ripley MAro Baker 3 WIZ
a NJ Wutera NJ Silver e. Pompeauman Margaret bu'khard
Marie Bnrkhard Baron Fiugug Wm Moore bz Moore Heny
Moore Sarah Moore Jobu Meoe Buma Moore MARY ann Moore
gnoe Arthur Moore O. Waeon, Sarah watson b. r.
West T. X Wilkinson Louisa Wilkinson, j. Sarsoh Ann SAsou -
,su Georgis carson Paul T. s. Ockenfen IL l. Oekenden o
ID Wsipef j. Iaruton q. A. Haunt Louisa wilkinson
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
nutit,s Of BanhrapitQ.

U. ;. MARsHALs O5rOE. Il. D. oy PESNILyAstA}
PHLADELPHA. June 3, 1853. }
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
day Of June A. D. 69 Warrant 10 BsniInptey vas i'.dS
Ird + Foster As H. Co. of Philadelphia IN the County,
fPennlVhnA who has udsd BAhL
rt ON bs Petitions the payment Of any Dtbt ard delivery
property tueh BAnErup 70 h OF for hs use no
a. pfr apV property h forbidden By as that Webhg
Cred the d Bankrupt ts prove their debit, and 70
one r assgnsss Of bis Estate VII be hd Court o
s a, he holden Al Walnut CITY Of PHILADELPHIA, be
,sS ,,oHo ?, >, M oiiccsI Z, m NJ GREGORY
'OtSti i.-qvp y. r. Marshal a. hstseugeL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
autirn Salts Of 8td Gstait.

ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, son & CO. Auc.,
~ to1.r, No n ceSaFet RewYork POSITIVE SALE Of ls
villa sITE Cy Fas opss hys S,,s % PssS,r
oa Wast EeWYoTh Jle pes s - soh Al aaS.os upos tss
ESOubs TUESDAY Jess fs 1867 rs o. has . .ss ~
past ne avenues sd ss sssary raes and lad oct est
bsaaifly Etnad bsyisg all the oe1oI si gas M ~
y With pure air eas drives and s
oounrr special fo0t Of berJSIf nes9 - "a
~ Lsneb Ge % The arrival Of the train for fee passes
snd sppy te hs Aued0nes No. n N~dAFI or "
kIDR Ksa aud 6ftnss.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
INQUESTS.

Coroner Schirmer, yesterday, held an inquest
AT No 1853 stanton ST. the body of Frederick Ko3rth
= Cermsn whose body found floating in the East
tver of Pier No 81 On Sunday morning deceased was
drowped while bathing at the foot OF Aso
az No lis Chathan-st Deceased native OF Massa-
chusetts aged 30 years Also over the boay pf Lar %
Rnck a former resident of Brooklyn, who oleo from IN
ures received Wednesday night, having fallen IN ~
Ia Fruntst. aDd fractured his EkpR
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
Country GfuI Gstatt for SaIt.

TOTTON FACTORY PROPERTY, 80 miles %
u sn n t. Railroad half Tls s og SPo' hsS No.
ny ,1l cottages srD easy Apply TO hkAD NO. S'| 0''
ava, corner 81 t1i6-st ---,- 1TSCT-
NOR SALE or to LET-A frst-class KESi- :s,i,
II yncP - Go,h,n Y with superior outbuidnssi O sotes
,os1s hsdson and Sled with saSs or1sEso IAN StsS S
E tr,b, psrtssGrS inquire Of SEGEb BAOhh w. No ~
BgOadsAI
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains and purer arriving this port are requested
deliver addressed the NeNiork Associated Pess ony 70
persons exhibiting the written authority OF W. smonIo oenn
AGENT News packages Journal Of Commeo Times IRsvS
r san Erprs Epc1ing Post Commercial Adgsrs,r Stla
Zino aud Yorker Dokrd should also DO delivered only !"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

Steamship AeppO. Harrison. liverpool June esssAs'Sn June
via Boston June y. mfEs .
ship ST. Paul Martin. Singapore March gambia ks a
Bark BeetoTen. Ksrssdk ssntOs - days. co1ee a. p ~
Bsrk Celeste Fullerton. MaisnEas Al days sugar
Bark Glaiiolus. spencer Bahia "a days. snGar
BARK Martins Silento, LaBro, Palermo ~ dss iruit 49, a
Bark Virginia Dare Chase QAte Dunaing Juun' Peru hae
sols. ~
Bark Asksr. Thornesen. Cardiff IS days, railroad IRON
Brig Antelope. Kiubal Palermo g. days, iruit
Brig BarAc0uts. Ke1ne Cebfuegos 81
Schr Hew Dominion. Peuery. CariehAs II days,
Schr A Bma TOoke Ponce p X, II days sugar
Milton Phillips days fruit Len port schr Jobs
Atwood NeylOk Is schr Jaa for New YORK. sailed I've
days previously $500.
Sch 81 Richards living GeoFetovu c. days naval stores
schL Johu Ferris ST. Johi Wilmington n c. days naEa sores
SchE Bllow Griffin. Wilmington. n. O., days, lumber
AND COAsrwisk
Wm Colyer Alexandria. O.. 7. Hubbard, Baltimore
Joseph Franklin Georgetown MARY Smpoos GeogstovR-
John Collins Virginia Jas II. H0ys, virginia
Wake Georretowu Wm. T. Nelson GeOrgeOwH
Georgetown A X. Wem0re Georgetown .
EHas Moore, Georgetown Ira Birdsal, Alexandra
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Jane steamship Neptune from New York
MONROE Va June 2Pssssd for Baltimore, bss'
Mystic Helen Rowley Sarah Cowe aud sehr Arctic from he
ndieA Pissed Gus, brig Red Wing. for Rio.
FEAScIsoo June 2AInved steamship Conttu'ioa ron
Panama ahp Sima from EewlorL Sailed ship Shirley for Honf
Kong
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Thursday. june "a. 1859.

Tomorrow, Messrs. A. j. Bleecker, Son g.
Co.'S great sale Of the Hamilton Park property. at New
brighton, l.; and Saturday, Messrs Muller, Wilkn
4 Co.'S sale OF four estates at Rye. which finish the
week some three or four sales advertised for next
Tuesday closing usual by the of July
Prices have rather favored buyers than Sellers
predlced n this column at the Commencement Of the
season The depression, however is solely the result Of
be vast amount Of property which has been forced on
the oarke and is therefore merely temporary Build
ing w the suburbs has been brsker than ever and the
value land Is certain IN the long rum to increase
with tac number OF houses.
AUCTION SALE OF NEW-JERSEY REAL ESTATE.
By PETIT & FRAZEE.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
qurt d0arnuf's aOtirt.

STATE o. NswYORK I
PORT.WARDESs OyYlCE No. 70 Wilisms1
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section of he passed April H. 1851, entitled 50 AdA
keorAaze Port of New ioS All perooa
interested H. OF Of tue subject matter Of seh ny
examination or that following Hader eEanus
FORT
be compeIed Wilma n this notice oa board &
vessels;
Steamship Fairbanks ............i5R
Steamship Newl Ho0Yken
Steamship A1z0tRs. 4tsN
BARK PrOEidensa. Marble Yard
MlNihOkEB TOMPkIhh. Presdeua
j. ArTs HERMAN. Secretary