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TAKING IN THIEVES.
Desperate Effort for Freedom-The Hobsken
Tin Box Snafchers.

Desperate Effort for Freedom-The H0beken
Tin Box Snatchers.
AT a late hour on Wednesday evening detective
Finn was roaming through the Fourth ward, when
ne suddenly caught a glimpse OF two notorious
robbers who have been Of large for some time.
Scarcely had he commenced moving towards
them when the pair lodged around corner,
and were out OF sight In q moment Luckily,
however. at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Captain Alaire, who had not given up all hopes OF
trapping the thieves, was beating slowly near the
corner OF Cherry James Streets when he saw one
OF the unsuspectng birds, named Martin Frederick,
come into view. Captain Alaire rushed upon him,
but the thief darted Off rapidly The Captain, how
ever closed on him ana seized him by the collar.
Bi0derick vainly struggled to release him.
self aud attempted TO throw the Captain
down, but the latter dealt him powerful blow OF
his locust on the side Of the head. The blood
gushed forth from the wound, and Brodcrlck. deem.
ing further resistance useless, surrendered He was
taken To the Fourth ward station house. Another
officer was then despatched TO No. 70 New Chambers
street, where 1t was supposed MICHAEL Donavan,
alias the Wreck" the other thief, was secreted
The officer entered. up stairs and just nabbed
Donavan as he was getting out OF bed He, too
conveyed 70 the station house. There they were
charged with being the desperate men VINO recently,
In open day, attacked u lau named Fuller IN Hobo
ken and robbed hun OF about 500.
IL will be remembered that Fuller was sent 10 the
bank for cash 10 pay the laborer5 at the Stevens
battery. These two men. as alleged, met him on
his return, Knocked MN SenSeless and then Selling
the money box, Jumped into rowboat, which was
lying IN wait Tor The purpose ana made good their
tanned for the transfer Of the PRISONERS Hoboken
where they were taken yesterday and brought before
Recorder BOhnstedi. The thieves denied having
been in HoDoEen at the time OF the robbery. but the
authorities are possession Of sufficient evidence
to prove not only that they were IN the city at the
time but that tney are the men vino carried Off the
booty. The young messenger, Fuller, has ident-
fled them as the men who Knocked him down and
robbed him. An examination In the case will be
held TODAY
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NAVAL, OFFICER LArLIy.
Alleged Malicious Statements ms TO a Coming
irini-A Despatch from Judge Prescott
What lt Is All About.

Alleged Malicious Statements MS TO a Coming
frial-A Despatch from Judge Prescott
Wint IL Is All About.
considerable excitement and some Ill feeling has
been caused by 4 statement In the Albany Argus
relating 10 an approaching trial between the Hon.
A. II. Latin, the present Naval OGcer and a person
III HerKimer county. Judge Prescott sent the
following despatch 10 the HERALD last evening
which speaks Tor Itself
HErKMER, N. v. July s, 1871.
To InF EDIToR or rHr HERALD
The paragraph today's Albany referring 10 in
dlctmcnt of A. H. Latin does him wicked Injustice and
hope you won'i publish t.
AMOS II. PRESCOTT County Judge
The EXPRESS Of last evening has the following
paragraph
Trial of some importance will come of next week
II IL based upon between Mr. A. n. Latin,
INC present Naval officer, and person Herkimer
county A Deputy Collector and friend of Mr. Latin
which led to t:-Some time ago a brother of the
Naval Ohcer who then doing business in Wash
ineion had come into the bond This, with
some other PAPERS he A. H. Latin Of
later Ia the hurry OF tue moment put the envelope contain
Ing this bond carelessy into his desk rem aired
long time One day Mr.. A. il. Latin vclope
and forgetting what contained another IN
~ sealed, directed and the bond tailor in
her sifner county In the Of time this want
ing to his bond sued the tailor for The naval
identity the bond The complanants friends denied
certain portions testimony Naval
Ohcer OF perjury. which charge he will
the Deputy Collector shat when the
tue fullest inquiry the matter, which he hopes
week.
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The following are the assignments OF the Cadets
who have just graduated TO The different regiments
or infantry:
First regiment. Frank H. Edmun.:s: Third reQl
ments James u. Ayers; Fourth regiment, Henry n.
Robinson: fih regiment, Thomas NJ. Woodruff:
sixth regiment, Thomas G.. Townsend: seventh
regiment. Charles 4. Woodruff: Eighth regiment,
Wallace Mott: Ninth regiment. George r. chase;
Eleventh regiment, Francis W. Mansfed: Thir-
teenth regiment, James FoTnance: Fifteenth repi-
ment. j.. ~. walker; sixteenth regiment George f.
Baker; Seventeenth regiment, Daniel II. Brush;
Eighteenth regiment. Wam Is. Wneeer: Nine
teenth regiment, Alexander McGuard: Twentieth
regiment, Charles II. Ribbel: Twenty first regiment.
william, Il. iiolg; rwenty-second regiment. Jonn
McA. webster: Twenty-third regiment, Richard II.
Toilon: TweDry-ourfh regiment, Fayette W. Roe:
Twcniv-hfib regiment julius A. Parder.
CurditV RegimeHtS.-First regiment, Thomas T.
Knox: SecOnu regiment, James y. Allison: Third
regiment Edgar Sulvcr. Andrew II. RUSSELL Walter
=. wyatt and Frederick Schwatka: Fourth regi-
ment, james y. Warson John A. Mckinney. u.
Gran. White aud Fred. ID. Grant; Fifth regiment,
Richard :. Stewart and George II. DAVIS sixth
regiment George >. ADdersUn Nintou A. Goddard.
Charles 4. morrison and Henry ID. KlngsDury;
Seventh regiment, Andrew II. Nave: Eighth regl-
ment, James y. hickey; Ninth regiment Thomas 5.
Mumford: Tenth regiment Charles II. Ward.
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ksapEmy OF TIE SACRED HEART.

ANIMAL Distribufion Of Premiums and Prizes
the Children.
The annual distribution OF premiums took place
AT the above academy on Monday. Father Starr,
Vicar General, presided and goodly number OF
tire clergy were present also. The young ladies,
who numbered about forty, were all very prettly
dressed and in the musical and recitation exercises
which occupied the early part OF the day, acquitted
themselves admirably. In the afternoon the stand
ing of The different scholars was announced by the
Mistress General and the premiums were delivered
IN accordance Herewith by Father Starr.
HONORARY REWARDS.
Firs Blue Ribpon-Msses r. Freshman and y. lalor
Second Blue RibbOn-Misses e. Summss and A. CarIiSap
Third Blue Ribbon-Mlsses N. Cassidy and M. Peetsch.
Fourth Blue kibbonMsses l.. and G. Townsend.
Fifth Blue Robon-Msses A. Fielding and +. Jewett.
Schiller.
In the first and second classes in distinct
branches OF study, the following young ladies re-
celved rewards OF mei1t-Frst class-Niss NJ
Cassidy. Second G ass--The Misses X. Freedman
NJ. Laor c. Townsend, l. Townsend, A. Fielding
and +. Summls.
Yesterday afternoon. AT the school adjouming,
was the annual distribution OF prizes to the children
who. in gay and holiday attire trooped home, very
happily, carrying the trophies OF their good conduct
with them.
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POET sF NEW YORK, JULY 6, 1871.
CLEARED.

s,eamsnp New YORK tNG), Emser, Bremen via South
Steamship Columbia, Van Size, Havana-Atanc Mail
Steamship San Francisco. Reynolds, Hamilton, Bermuda
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, acknowledgement.
steamship Il S Terry Chaplin Newborn, NC Murray Fer.
Steamship Abemare, Couch, Norfolk. City Point and
Rlchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer Howe, Philadelphia Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Dirigo. johnson. rortand-J Ames.
Edye Co.
Bark Helen Drummond (Br). Tregarhen, Gloucester
Bark Venus, Davis Rotterdam Whitney Co.
Bark Helena, Potter, Gibraltar for orders-Lun Bros
Cook Co.
Brig Moses Day, Crosby Nuevitas-J M Lnnard 4 Co.
Ibrg Idalla, tioldon Little Glaze Bayti II Brewer.
Brig Rhone Obj, McDougall Little Glace Bay Whit
Brig Mary Olivia Foster. Windsor Ns-crandaI Beraur
schr Helen Bowen, Alexander, Demarara-n Loud
& Co. 's'' ''A
schr Eyeine, Pearce Barbados-D rrowpridge & Co
Schr Cake, Endicot Phiadclphia-Chas Dunn.
Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Farchid. Trout PHILADELPHIA
Steamer Bristol Wallace Philadelphia.
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THE MACg.COBURN STAKES.

Dick Hollywood. tho Referee. Gives His
Reasons for Deciding Mace the Winner.
In response to q letter written by Harry Hill, as
stakeholder IN the MaceCoburn AFFAIR, to Dick
HOLLYWOOD the referee the latter gives the follow
ing reasons for the decision he rendered.
First he he did think possible second
meeting In Canada without Interruption by the authorities
and therefore selected Kansas City, 1t il peopled
sporting community and prize fights have of
there before without interruption. Another for
for whose principals held accountable New
Orleans other places might been selected
at the hazard of doubling Mr. Mace, the
referee the wisdom Of the decision be final
Hollywood therefore why Mr. Hill should
pay the stakes Mr. Mace, there appeal
from referees decision
Mr.. Hollywood says. in concluding his letter.
hereby order you to pay Mr.! James Mace the
amount OF the stakes fought for, being he s the
the duties and responsibilities OF referee are and will
leave 1t TO nobody To dictate to what they are
In addition would we'll leave Il to
the candid, thinking and honest minds, will uphn me
decision, anti have erred becaSas nj m. Re-
and not OF the heart. ~
Hoping you viii do ordered above and 30 governed &C.
corainsV' remain, yours, respectfully,
RICHARD HOLLYWOOD,
Il South Illinois street, Indianapolis Ind.
The following appears in the articles OF agree.
ment:-
TSe referee TO be chosen the ground In
holder IL not, shall the and place of meeting
possible the day in the week either
party failing to appear mt the time and place specified
Official to lose the battle money. The given
Up nness by mutual consent until fairly lost
fight notice shall parties OF the time
and place Tor giving the money up.
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Marine Disasferx.

am Brio Cn,sgy laden at Little Glaee Bay, cB, With
badly total loss. r' 'p'o-
scnE JonS TAYLOR Fowler. which arrived at Calves.
@ sW Pass Sparnr H s ms Sa ,se Of The
carried away 40 traveller piece of striking the mate,
overheard lowered boat Immediately, put before il could
reach nn he went down he must have badly hurt by
before he ssat Two the heads badly cut,
age, and hailed from Ohio. ~ ' "
scnR 5 sIanoss (of Cape May). Godfrey from Dan
man named hombes one Of the crew who was attacked
sno ma's Dy ,ne COOK coorcd man name nm
drowned. anu ""N
soma cnSs KKLLr. conn. from, New York May Is for
water during heavy gale.
STEAMER ASHORE Woods Hole Mass Juv & A scb,
gged roree bound fcs Boston, supposed to be from
this AFTERNOON scbr IA aonaslse % =, hlgn wafer
The wind sSw and light '''
Miscellaneous.
Purscr Jas Ford, OF ste snsbfp Ashland from Fer
nandina will please accept thanks for his attentions
IMPORTANT SHp OwNHRs-CaIa Nav 20 We have
repeatedly called the attention Of shipowneIs to the neccs
load inserted in French verss oyds book SO
70 oesn s cargo Of a. the dsp
draught cannot re obtained preferable have none In
rules adopted English oyds rule. saoees ~ The h0y pc
vessels st class under "a feet hold ina free ,a,, .,
c par from SI S Feet 20 wass @ Ss g
vessels class feet 81 ms for .verv foot Of
hold - '' 49, -
Vessels OF class eiber no. accepted or res,c,od
to leave "a Ia OF hold
Equally InronTAHr The government have Just issued
decree for the guidance OF their SURVEYORS extract OF
which give here
Al vessels that have certificate of their Ilovds cass
doesea here Sr u'' oyds as. or
FRENCH certificate will only he accepted.
~ The American Lioyds referred above ia pub
bed at 30 all street, New York. direction Of
Thos Taylor and which book approval OF the
Peruvian government in 1859.
LAUrCHRD-At Kenncbun kpor ld inst from the yard Of
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ANOTHER JERSEY MYSTERY.
a Man Found s;hot Through the Head in a
Wood at Union Hill.

Yesterday afternoon unknown found dead a
the foot Of tree In the wood what is known Kings
estate. His head and face disigured with
clotted blood. large hole visible nj the
right through which the track OF "A bullet was
clearly percepti5lc. and the face backenei with
lies and The right hand OF the
near revolver. the barrels which had been
charged The respectable appearance of the
once excited suspicion regarding the which
81 sad end - dsrk coupleyo had
dark hair and m,sschc the hair being parted mid
die, wore black cloth and light pants. and
had his coat beside him. lie apparently y
Herman, about wenty-h years of age. The Coroner
at Tor, and he dsceased's
hut failed to discover anythn. tina. might
thcation, except while handkerchief which was i'm
printed the letters W. ID. The body to Mr..
Cranes Office at iioboktp. where Is difficult
70 tell whether the unfortunate fouly muir
drred has scfdesruction. An nyestir alton
Will he to-da
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THE BUCNHOUr BUTCHERY.

Special Term Of the COurr Of Oyer and
Tcrminer for WestcIestcr COunty-Isaac v 4.
w. Euckhout Again Placed Trial for
the Murders OF His Wife and Of Alfred
Rendail-The Usual Difficulty in Obtaining
Jury.
rhe horryips crime pcrperated Sleepy Hollow, West
chester county January 1870 which resulted in the Kill
ing of Alfred Kendall and Louisa Buckhou. by Isaac W.
BucShout the husband of the last named person. again
about to be revived in all its CHASTITY details Yesterday
morning special term Of the Court Of Over rerminer
commenced White Plains before Justice Joseph F.
Barnard County Judge Robert Cochran the Justices OF
Sessions for the third trial Of
THE wRETCHED NUKpERKR,
VINO bias twice escaped the gAlows by 'he skin
OF his teeth" The first trial of the prisoner ndct
men found agsns. him for the murder of Alfred Kendall
took place in March, 1870 resulted IN disagreement OF
the jury nine being for conviction opposed In
the month of the year Buckhout was again
tried when eleven OF the conviction his
lie was prolonged through the
suPLEsTITIoUs oBsTJSAoy
OF weak ninded and eccentric who.
queny ranspred was drawn by mistake in the regular
TO anticipate ibe expected d,culty in obtaining compe
tent Jury panel o. OJ citizens had been struck or by order
o the Court ano these together with
o spectators thronsed the court throughout the ay render
durable The prisoner who neatly alfred appeared TO
be IN excellent health amt spirits, often smiling broadly
with hearty chuckle the dawn OF anything the
THE TASK o GETTING A JURY
Owing TO the Nervousness of the and noorieiy II
obtained throughout county the difficulty IN select n.
peen Jurors more apparent than at the last
trial near every being found familiar with the
accused. As in the Poster trial. noticeable tba,
clude the intelligent Of those eIamined, and when
al other Of doing had been exhausted they would
In this the occupied aud al advanced
District Attorney nsSman Is "a in the prosernop br
Henry L. Clinton and sr-D,s.r'e Attorney JOHN Bates
:. Milard form the defence.
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Fin, OPIUM. s,lSiDE..
4 Wealthy Tnn from New Hampshire Drinks
I.andnDum in Madison Park and Dies IN



I.andnBum in Madison Park aud Dies IN
Bellevue.
About bafpast Two O'Clock yesterday ing very r.
spectacle appearing rfv-hve years age was found
lying the ground Madison Park a uf insensi
bts by officer Lode Of the Tweuy-nnth precinct who dis
covered bn,,e psrialv filed with audanurn beside the
PROSTATE With all possible haste sunbua nee WAS
procured and the dying Bellevue IIosrita
where tue attending applied rcoraLives with
out elect az deah ehsped soon AFTER evidently opium
Marcen Brennan, searching the Iockes ~ decessea
found a memorandum showing his % be- John M
Dow he lived ~ So est Thry0ufth street ard thai
he agent doing business at s5 Liberty street The
Warden nolihcd the Trends whom subseouentIv
called Al the hospital md identified The that OF NJ
DOW.
It was learned that deceased bad business d1cues Of
serious character which BAT induced HIM 10
INDUL,5E ~ INTOXICATING IIoUoRs
to alarming extent Besld.s these It was shown that
tendency 20 insanity existed 10 hts FANNY.
During the afternoon Coroner Herman called Al the
SorRuc 70 hold inquest the wit.
present Impossible 10 Obtain \ more
,ourned the nguisition for "a day two.
Nj. Dow a native OF Dorset Hampsnire 10 which
place his remains Will be taken for intermen lie has
IEyT WIDOW hut oniLDRES.
Mr. Dow lived IN Auglsts, Ga. for twelve
previous 20 the breaking out VI the rebellion sccn
lated immense fortune, mostly landed
o ihs lac owned the time OF bis which
the Of coDsdc able city
Ing the house which be lived Mi ~
the
Mos1 EBfpFcTABLT rkMfILTe
IN New Hampshire, and his father erni.
nen surgeons IN New England. IL that he
invested heavily IN patent gasghi company ~ CITY,
ana al the Tune o. his death had no. realized from nve.
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SOLOMON SaXToN'S DEATH.
How Did Is Occur GA Justice Who NsnId
Not Hold I'm Inque~t-staiements Regard.
inR the Mater.


solomon sarton, Of Amlyville- L. l., killed by
engine the South SIDE Railroad ~ four
O'Clock wednesday morning. The of the ciroum
stances attending Ills death contradictory
to the enec! that SAron had tight with coored man
named Smith. As the train approaching Smith
sarton knocking MIN down the middle o the track
he tsaxoo being intoxicated could &C. the wny
Of the locomotive.
Another story the that stolen horse
some few days ago and went spree and meeting SaSton
quarrel ensued. When they met hotels on
Nednesday morning ut tbe conclusion Fourth
dance the quarrel renewed: that Smith
and the railroad folio wing soon
ster, and stopping ihe track struck nv the
The third that Smith had Say
tons brother few days and that solomon deter
when tneY met At the hote! Solomon began pre.
par1ng for ieht with smith. His brother inter erei
10 prevent H. and was thrown violently 70 ground While
PROSTATE he ned fast IL his brother. shouted
ion hrs life which be did. When solomon loose
he started after smith, and IN going
struck bY the locomotive lie thrown high
and landed the passenger platform. Tie hye
minutes later.
The Coroner. Sr. woodend Is absent wsshin gon Jus
tice Carl went 20 Amityyihe 70 hold inquest ID il
ported that after looking tho body he friends OF
deceased the weather warm Tie remaius
buried yesterday.
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BeeR-BBlaG DULLES.
Free ticht or Free LaR-r-Easi side Till
Tnpp,ng-A Gang of Roushs Heat "a saloon
Keeper aud Fob hi. Money Drawer-Ar-
of the Principals.

Pour young "Mackerel villains" OF the worst type de-
veloped that locality he arer beer saloon OF
John A. strunck 40 800 East Twenty street
nesdsy evening, about ave O'Clock. They maxim
Of The DISTRICT aud their heads pretty well
,:soakct with the German ale" as they entered
M Siruncks premises they called acrr sapyng the
counter and making other noisy demonstrations of their
Importance The proprietor anxious ria of
disordery crowd. served them al When
payment ther politely requested him 10 seek warmer
without delay. Strunck be
impc tunne his demand when he received
blow In the bA OF the which ised him 90 the
Two OF he riars held him down while the other ruled
xbe drawer and took all the available cash they could
nnd amounting 70 3D. sergeant Lo0nie Eighteenth
precinct scccedec IN srestng Iee of the named
John DOEpue and Michael McTeaguc TIE other
whose George Reddy has YET been arrested
)ndge Scott committed The D0uOhues Nc1eaeue
trs General Sessions Ia default 81 $3.50 bail
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MORE stD0stss KILL ING.

still another warning against careessncss with
Kerosene added yesterday the already fright
fuliy long list. Au ipquest was held BY Coroner
Herman, AZ the Centre street Hospital, on the bouy
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Apperb0e, German woman, aged
twenty-seven years who died a. No. Madison
street from the effects OF burns received on Wcdnes-
day evening last. Deceased, II appeared had acct
dentallv upset a can containing kerosene oil on a
hot siove; The oil Instantly ignied. setting her
clothes on IRE and burning her 80 iearfuly that she
dLpd - above stated,
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THE pYcIesmsss WAs.
a Case Before the United ~iairs Court mt
Trenton.

short iisne bsfore the United States
Court Trenton. involving the right OF
10 oyster beds the shores d New The
John Guyani Daniel r Howell and Gilbert Compton Il
a nioon Tor a preliminary ulnnc,iop defend
taking ovscrs ont OF New Jersey beds Judge Nixon
rendered decision yesterday De said that the case
Importance Involving Ue constiutionsy of
abe Of state and che night OF ne state TO contro the
oyster The presumption 60 the coDsti
luoualty that fcquired grave consideration, and
s- Court hng heard he argument OF counsel and having
The icenrs consideration, ordered thai be
nep 10 d9Bled
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

Lieutenant Commander Woodward has been de-
tached from ordnance duty at the New York Navy
Yard and granted three months leave. Assistant
Surgeon Mcclellan, OF the army, Is relieved from
duty 10 the department ~ the Missouri, and
viii proceed TO Philadelphia 10 report TO The Surgeon
General.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Lafayette tFr) Roussan, Havre June
a. with mdse and Geo
eral strong head gales during the June PM
Pereire hence for lavre.
Steamship Clyde kennedy, Galveston June e. via Kew
West July with mdse and passengers, to Mallory
Co Had pleasant weather all the passage.
Steamship Ashland, Moore, Feinandns 80 hours with
mdsc to James Hand w.
steamsnp Wyanoke, Bourne, R,cnmono Civ Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamship Co.
Bark Anderson Gallson. Cabarien 70 days. with su.
gar to Dantord knowlton Covessel to James Ward
Co. Had fine weather.
schr Mareie McFadden, Santa Martha via Savanila 10
days, with coffee, de- to De Castro Co-yessel 10 Brett
Son d Co. Had moderate weather.
Schr Florence Bailey Bailey Point Ptre Quad "A days.
with sugar to A Vatabe Son-vessel TO master. Had
fine weather.
Schr Newins Rutland, st Pierre, Mart 10 days. with
sugar to Buck Co-vessel to Winchester II Towne.
Had light winds and cams No date lat 81 10 Ion a. spoke
bark st Cloud from Genoa for Philadelphia St DAYS out
Schr Loretta, Curtis Virginia.
Schr p Binns Highly. Virginia.
Schr Merritt, Curtis Virginia.
schr Only Daughter, Headey Georgetown DC for Hud-
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Steamships New York, for Bremen; Columbia Havana
san francisco, Bermuda; Gen Barnes. Savannah Ellen
Terry Newhern, NC; Abemarie. Richmond dc: Volunteer
Philadelpnia
Minuat sInant s. liaht.