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WASHINGTON.
Congress at Sea Again on the
Currency Question.
The House VIII Not Agree to
the Compromise Bill.
4 New Conference Committee will
Make Another Effort.
With Hardly the Ghost of a
Chance Of Succeeding.
The Anti-Moiety Bill Goes to Con-
ference Committee.
Bill introduced Defining the Qualdca-
tons Of Territorial Delegates.
The Anti-Moiety Bill Goes to Con.
ference Committee.
Bill introduced Defining the Qualidca,
tons Of Territorial Delegates.
NOTES AND NEWS.
Special Dt4patch to The CHICAGO I"7lbene,


TIE CURRENCY BILL
WASHINGTON, June 13-It ia believed that the
new Conference Committee on the Currency bill
-Messrs. Ferry, Wright, and Bayard, Of the SEN
ate, and Mess1s. Dawes, McCrary, and Marshall,
OF the House-is organized with the purpose OF
Defeating any action this session. There is lit
tic hope now by anybody OF securing tho passage
of any kind OF measure that will meet with tho
approval OF the President
SEASIDE VISIT.
Congress having prolonged the session unrea-
honably, our oyerworked oficials have been
compelled to seek occasional relaxation
OF late. Secretary Robeson took a
party Of Congressman on pleasure
trip to Fort Monroe and that region in q United
States vessel last week To-day the President,
accompanied by Secretaries Kobeson and Bria-
tow. Atty.-Gen. Williams, Gen. Batcock, and
number of Congressmen. left the city for Cape
May. to be absent till Monday.
DISTINCT TAXATION.
The District Legislative Assembly passed
resolution yesterday requesting Congress 10
modify the rose OF taxation proposed iu = bill to
reorganiZe the District Government which is
per cent On all real estate in Washington, ~ per
cent in Georgetown, and 2 per cent in the coun-
try, due in November next. They represent that
there is tax OF per cent payable in July, and
that the additional burden will in view OF the
uuauClal pEObttAl1on prove almost Tulnon8,
Ito Tue i ss0cldtkd pfeas.l
QUALIFICATIONS or DELEGATES.
WASHINGTON, D. C., June l3.-The House
Committee on Territories have agreed to report
q bill defining the qualifications OF Delegates
from the Territories. namely: That the Delegate
shall be Is years OF age. be citizen OF the Ter
ritory, and shall have resided seven years in the
Territory which he il chosen to represent; and
further. no person guilty of bigamy or polyga:ay
shall be allowed to represent any Territory in
Congress. This bill will DO presented in tie
House, and, should it pass, the Committee on
Elections will have law to guide them II the
disposal Of such cases.
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THE STRIKING MINERS.

COLUMBUS, o., June ia special to the
Eren1ng Nspakch from Selson7iue reports ev-
The .nines tb1s morning. aud twent7-firo Deputy
Sheriff. from Athens arc here. sent
ia preserye order, Tho Gorefnor's
private secretary has issued an order requiring
tIe Precedent of the Miners Union to restrain
The members Of the Union from going to the
minee aud inducing or forcing the colored men
to leave, Tho order is oboycd No txouble
whatever il spprehendel noV.
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FOREIGN.
The Partisan Police and Military
Succeed in Restoring Quiet.
Several Prominent Bonapartists Fined
and Imprisoned.
Spanish Claim in Connection with the
Papat Succession.
FRANCE.
noSAPAET1hT CONSPIRACY.

FRANCE.
noSAPaET1hr CONSPIRACY.
PARTS, June 13.-1t is reported that the v!o-
1enco OF tho Bonapartists during the past few
days ls Part OF d conspiracy to bring ahor: dis
solution OF the Assembly, and an appeal to the
country through plebiscite.
sE11-oFF.c1AL NOTE
A scml-ofhclal noto protests against the novp-
paper account OF the lato difficulties, rs mis-
chievously provocative Of excitement and tatred,
and expresses the hopo that the measures al
ready taken by the Government to restore quiet
and prevent further trouble. will prove sufficient
PRECAUTIONARY AEAsUREs.
The measures adopted by tho Government to
prevent rele.itio. soda; uf the scenes Of yes
terday and Thursday at tho Western depot, On
the occasion of the departure OF the Deputies
train, proved efrectual.
GANBETTAs PROSECUTORS.
SAINT Crol1 was brought before the Police
Court to-day for assaulting II. Gambetta Ho
Waa sentenced to si1 moutla' Imprisonment and
to pay fine OF 200 francs. He was ordered to
pay tho costs of tho trial. He declined legal as-
elstaEcc, The other rioters arrested Thursday
we're cent to prison for terms ranging from ono
week to q month.
ARMY MOBILIZATION.
In the Assembly to-day, Gen. Dc Ciseey, Min
lister OF Wnr, introduced bill modifying the
regulations for the mobilization Of tho army in
case OF the breaking out OF war.
THE LARGE FEE
last night was not in tue Northern Railway de-
pot, but in timber yards adjacent.
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ITALY.

LONDON, Juno 13.-The pilgrims from Aulori-
ca have assured Cardinal Borromeo that upon
their return to ile United States they will advo-
cute the organization Of plgrimage5 to Rome,
to b. rnado ut stated periods
Tho pilgrims have purchased an immense
number OF photographs Of the Pope.
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BERLIN, Juno 13.-Baron Won dor Heyd:,
formerly Minister Of War, il dead.
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IoSDos. June 81: is stated in diplomatic
circles that tho British Government has offered
its services to bring about the amicable sott1e-
ment Of the differences between Brazil and the
Argentine Reuublic
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale ClB2D for Cash,

Or Exchanged for City or Suburban Property. fine
Stock Farm in IT,, Of Aroma, miles southeast Of
kanka&ee. Station Of manufacturing town. miles
frontage KAnkakce River with spring creek Of Is
in tho centre Of tho place. Fine scena good soil and
drainage naturally adapted for 6rBt-oaas sporting
pace; be reached In two hours b. tho Cincinnati
fast line Plats and particulars By the owner.
A. PICE, los Stato-st.
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INSANE PRISONERS.
Mr.. FRELlNGHUYSEN, from the judiciary
Committee, reported favo1ably on the House
bill to provide for the caro- and custody of per-
Sons convicted in courts Of the United States
who have OF may become insane while in prison.
Passed.
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Mr. SHERMAN, from the Committee On
Finance reported adversely On the House bill
amendatory Of the act Of May 81, 1872. to pro-
vide for the Abatement or repair1nent Of taxes
On distilled spirits ia bond destroyed by casualty
and the Committee Was discharged from its
f,,rt}or copei1aro
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. July 2o-Arrived, ship Livingstone Br), Hill
ton YORK previously bark Stella (Nor), Mohn
do
Sailed ooth bark Rachee tAus), Nasso, New York.
BELFAST, July 2l-Arrived, bark Clements Br),
Corning, Beaufort sc.
BRsToi, July 2l-Arrived, bark Priscilla. Fraser ST
John, NIB brig San Gaetano Gtap, Mazzell New York
Also arrived 2lst, schr Madcap (Br), varwell New
York.
BRExKRHAvEy July 1s-Sailed, bark Johann KepIer
tGer), spiIle, New ork.
DAxrxIc July 2-Arnveo, bark septentrio (Nor) Ter
guesen, New York.
DEAL, July 2o-Arrived, bark Da Capo Nor), Johanne-
sen, Philadelphia for cronstadt
ExxoUrB, July 2I-Arrived, brig Alice Woods CBr),
Kyffin New York.
ELsrsoRE, July 1s-Arrivcd ship Usko (Rus) Huvcrnen,
New Orleans for Cronstsdt
GREENocK, July 2l-Arrived, bark Mosher tBr), Stu
art Pensscols.
GrnnALrAR-Arrived brig Duo Figlie 1taD, InxerlIo,
Philadelphia.
Sailed, bark Maria Adelaide utaD. Naccari United
States
GLOUCESTER, July 2o-ssiled. bark Kong Carl Nor)
Claussen, United states
GKxoA-saiIed, ship Pauline David Ger, Otto Phla-
delphia
LIvERrooI. July 2o-Arrivcd, ship Sarah Hignett Bur
WELL Bangor, Me; bark Herbert Black Treat do ship
La wrence Brown Williams, do
Sailed 2Oth ship Island Home CBr), Gibson. United
States
LONDON, July 2l-Arrived, bark Tgre AuO, Cosullch,
B0stAA
The New York herald., 1874-07-22

noated nine days In an open boat on the ocean.
This boa: was picked up near the island OF ST.
Thomas. Al the end Of that time Turnbu
alone was alive. He was three months recov ering
from the effects OF the fearful voyage, and he then
proceeded 20 Central America. and, in the gold
excitement OF ls4s, joined one OF the bands going
to the new EdoradO. He remained IN California
some years, and tnen went to Mexico. On his
way TO MaZatlan ne was blown up in a steamboat
explosion, and was one OF few out OF
the hundreds board who Was saved.
Reaching Maxatlan he took contract
In canal that was being buft there,
and was In constant danger OF being murdered.
He was robbed several times, and once beset by
gang OF Mexican soldiers, who broke into his
ranch and left him Tor dead with twelve daggers
pinnlng him to the ground. He recovered from
these wounds, and succeeded. although sur
rounded oy dangers of all kinds, in making con-
siderable money. But for a resolution he made
when he commenced his wid manner OF living
never 10 drink intoxicating liquors or gamble he
believes he would never have lived to return 10
his native land.
When he arrived in this country the proceedings
In the case were commenced in earnest. IL came
up for hearing about year ago, but was post
poned on motion OF defendants counsel, ana came
up nnally last month. The case gave rise TO very
nice points OF law, but everything hinged in the
act governing the sale and redemption OF land
sold at Treasurers sale for OF taxes, which
was clearly IN favor OF the defendants whether
the case will be carried further Is not known.
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
Almanac for New York-This Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY q, 1874
CLEARED.

Steamship Wisconsin CBrl Beddoe, Liverpool via
Quee enstown--Williams Guion.
Steamship Cuba tBr Noodle Liverpool via Queens
town-C O Francklyn.
steamship Great Western OBJ, windham, Brisol-E e
horgaD's sons
steamship Franklin GER, Dehnike, stettin-c Ram
steamship Ashland whtehurst st Domingo &c-L del
Monte
steamship Crescent City, Curtis, Hsvana-w Clyde
steamship wyanoke. couch, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Dld Dominion Steamship Co
steamship Fanita, Howe, fnnadelphia-Lorillard
teamsnip Neptune Berry Bos.on-B Dimocs
Bark kesnrrezone utaD, Denapiane, Cork or Fal
Bark Pidente AUS. Rodanvich, Cork tor orders
BARK Aryld cRuS, Hertzberg Cork for orders-punch,
Bark Anna ohvsr dtaD, Benjamino, Cork for orders
Barn Johann Carl Ger, Goritz. Bremen-J pau,i.
Bark Regina del Cin tAus, iomassino, smyrna-Sloco
BARK Geneva, Gorham, Buenos Ayres-hiiler 4 Bough-
Bark Emma Frances CBr, Burns, Montevideo-J Nor
Brig q itch, Paine, Cartagena and malaga-H Baet-
Brig Belle tBr), Mulcahy. st Johns, NP-Bowring 4
Brig Alice Abbott Csr), Nicksrson, Port Medway Ms
scnr Julia Merritt hindon, St Johns MP Nevius
schT stephen Lee, Praetorius, oalveston-rupper 4
scSr Robt r Clark. Bellows Indianola-Evans, Ball A
schn J y Ridgway, Townsend Jacksonville -vanBrunt
schT Josephine, Bracey, New Haven't II Winchester
scht maria Louisa, Evarts Hartforo-H W jackson 4
Son
steamer Octarora Rcynolds Baltrore--w DaizeI
Steamer IbIsdeIpba, DayiS PhDadelphiA-Jsmes
HaAls
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
RUM AND MURDER.
Almost q ReIigiO Riot in the Five
Points.

Almost q Religious Riot in the Five
Points.
John O'Halloran. alias "COckney Jack" by oc-
cupatlon peddler last night killed John Johnson,
Q tailor, OF No. 81 Hamilton street. in bucket shop
kept by Michael Fitzcerald at No 80 Baxter street,
corner OF Worth. Both men were under the inf1u-
ence Of liquor. Johnson mad been on q spree since
the occasion OF the arrival of baby In the family,
about week ago, and was treating OHallOran,
though they had no previous acquaintance. They
had spent most OF the day in the store Johnson
came two years ago from Belfast, Ireland. He and
his new friend began to quarrel their religious
opinions Johnson avowing himself an Orangeman
while UHanoran expressed hostility to that soci-
ETY.. Johnson emphasized his discourse by the
exclamation, ''ro he'll with the Popel Treat"
al won't treat any man who sends the Pope
to hell" said U'Haloran, and thereupon he struck
Johnson, what the witness calls slight blow on
the head with his fist. Johnson at once fell back
IN his char, and never spoke afterwards. 1t Is
doubtful if he moved. The crowd of oungers in
the place gathered round him, thinking he
had tainted, but, after exhausting all their
resources, during three-Quarters OF an hour
on the case they concluded he was dead. Ire
mendous excitement followed this discovery. and
the immense crowd that had rushed into the place
attracted the attention OF Oficer MOnahan, OF the
Sixth precinct He forced his way to where the
dead man lay and the one who had killed him sat
stupidly looking at hts work from across the table,
not seeming 70 realize that human soul had Just
been sent to its account through his lnstru-
mentality. The onicer arrested O'Halloran and
sent for assistance to convey the body TO the sta
tlon house.
4 RIOT THREATENED.
BY this time the noise OF the disturbance had
gone abroad, and oungers in the street were
under the impression the orange had gained the
laurels of the battle. wild tumut suddenly
burst out and but for the timely arrival OF Cap
tain Kennedy with the reserves OF his command
the bucket would not only have been torn down,
but several lives would most certainly have been
sacrinced. Captain Kennedy pr0mpt4y dispersed
the crowd and conveyed OHalloran with
all the persons who were in the bucket shop at
the time OF the afalr, TO the station house. He
locked them all up to await the action OF the
Coroner. Through his kindness d representative
OF the HERALD saw the prisoners last night.
O'Haoran was still too drunk to know what had
occurred. but several OF the other prisoners were
able to give accounts OF the affair. they all told
substantially the same story.
THIS Is THE THIRD MURDER
that has occurred in the same house, and that
would almost 60 to show 1t was time the Board Of
Excise looked after the place. An effort might
first be made to find out II the shop is licensed,
many OF them are not, and the Board could after
ward see about closing 1t up.
Coroner WOltman was notified OF the murder
last night and went 10 the station house to take
charge OF the body.
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
OBITUARY.
Death Of Ex-Mayor James M. Quimby,
Of Newark.

Death Of Ex-Ma yor James NJ. Quimby,
Of Newark.
IN his sixty ninth year. at his residence, on Park
place, Newark, OF Monday night, died exMayor
James NJ Quimby, OF that city. Mr.. Quimby was
born in Orange and learned In Newark the carriage
making and, after over third Of century's hard
labor, succeeded in building up one OF the finest
businesses in the State, besides amassing an in
dependent fortune In 1916 he was elected Mayor
Of Newark and served two terms, during which the
city made Its nrst important eOr to get rid OF it's
muddy streets, introduce pavements gas. &c.
1t was about this time that some men,
In order TO shame the city into some
action, prepared a large scow and essayed
TO navigate 1t through Market and Broad
streets, though then as now main thoroughfares
OF the place. In 1850 Mr. Quimby was elected to
the State Senate for three years ana represented
Essex county credltably.
In politics he was democrat OF the ''old line
whgn origin. In public and in private life he was
noted for answering devotion TO principle and
spOtleSs integrity.
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
Maritime Miscellany.
We indebted to purser Almraty, Of steamship Co
lumbus from havana, for favors


We are ndeD Ded to purser Almiraty Of steamship Co
lumbus from havana for favors.
STEAMSHIP GOETHE, Capt Wilson, OF the Eagle line
which arrived at this port Monday. at O'Clock PM
from Hamburg direct made the trip in 10 days and 20
hours said to be the quickest time on record from that
port
sunday INST and lay S aG
@
d keen
the vessel lost rudder She was taken to Key West
l4th. as before reported
Great Britain was totally lost near Halifax previous to
2st inst. Crew saved.
from Liverpool sh inst which arrived to-day during
dense fog ran ashore Sable Island. Fortunately the
In short time she backed OFF the sand bank and the
The bark Gannodne, from Quebec for Greenock,
Cape Race on Z the ith inst John sturgeon was Killed
s M s s @ the Of ss Of e sp
day at Glsce Bay, Cape Breton
Sable island The crew were saved and are now on
steamer Lady Head, bound to this port
Baltimore on Monday rom De mersra made the passage
10 the Cspes In Il days which one OF .he shortest on
knots an hour "A hours.
Whalemen.
Cleared at New Bedford July 20 bark Ocean, Pease,
arrived at do slth bark Hadley, from ls months,
cruise IN the Pace Ocean Total catch 40 bbs sp 40
Arrived at Fernandins Fla July Is schr chas rhomp.
son. Leach &C Of a with eS Sbs So and 20 DO
TO the whaling ground.
Nj reports ner at ses june on 18th stowed U% ms
whale making l45 bbs sp oleso bbls all told On 2Oth
Portuguese seaman fell from aloft and was killed.
Spoken.
Bark Holmes, Holmes from Cardiff for Bueno.
Ayres, June 2s, lat 80 y, Ion i2 W.
lat 81 81 Ion IA 80
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
Salem; Sarah L Simmons Candy, Pan Kss~ aa4

saemi ss!ah simmoss Candy, van NsSs Sss
Also srrvsd, steamship wyomins, Peal, , s.v;M.a3
candy. Porsmouth fand Cleared for Lynn: Smith.
S%rsee % Boston tand cleared for do'' TsOsr' no"
cearsd-s,e. .mshlp yind.cstor, Dosnes Nav vx Xo,hj
sS sss.sis rs csin Lyais Cole Howe
5A:%:: cIyq; esis Boston SsIssn SS;sS: SS
Ssras SSsmbsrisn n.1Gc 1pGovdsncs ssnsn Alien Ss
Del Jsy ~ 5
Sn aa%S hS .asy X dP
ssSss.
elayen Mary 's wssyeT ana Wing S rom Ses,sn.
:9 9R'f 81 nsss! @ -''
porsnd % n%psSn s spe s1e ana '0r
July 81 !" ASNsehr M Andrew Seenss. sailed
noon n.
FoKTEIxlSS JSIy iGArr.ved .chr phiAntnrop,s..
GIssieaMsTs ksSecc. Page uew, of Boston,. H,.
Ass,ssfS ssssd"ss.s Maggie; brig - Page
& s.ess s% Ssw 10
PoRTSMouTH April is-Arnved. schrs John Price,r
ss.n SS'.s s.'0n has' '''
'sFSS5' Is 1SS 5ny -A.ysa ,,s.n.np. H..
ter shsr%sS sSsrs As SSsinSam ssstsr soae
Blackman, Arnold; Lizzie Taylor and sarah Falooner
River: WIN Voorhis, Goldsmith Haverstraw; draoe
Weshawken; Kim City, Kelley. New York; II r Ely.
ssileaEsc6rs Bertha Conover; VIM Farrsn, Linslsy.
and Circle canning, New York.
ntROGkLAND; July ls-saed, schrs Caroline Knight,
Whtnn Ns NAsaant4 khoades Herald Hail. and ATctc
sAyANNAa, July 2l-Arrived steamship G " Lord.
Cotton Philadephia' schr Carrie Bentley. yslken-
saled-schr Mary corson, for Philadelphia
SALEM, July !S-Arrived 6riE Lizzie j BigolOw, Ped
Saugerties Hero, Baker. New YORK.
l9th-Arrived schrs Ada simonton Hall, Baltimore,
p Eo1sn & SSSsGn Ss. sd
p0Y!ii pYihRYHkP seHfS HAVEN July -Arrvea sch Mary
o4 dc 1 Roposn 4
bury; Koret do for Portland; Matte Hand, George
town. DC for dol Harriet Fuller Port johnson for Do
Coffin E1izsbe thport for East Cambridge; Uhai-
lengeI, Chick shominy River for searsboro; VIM g.
@ a o
do Siak, Machias for New York; Martz, Bath for
do Omaha and Pavilion, Franklin for do; Gem, 81
ChsnSeriin, Boston for do Bill Hove, DO for Baltimore;
Richard Peterson do for Georgetown, DC; George
Edwin. Portland for NorthpOrt; N Hyer Bangor Tor
saed-schrs Melville, Ames E hartz, George
Calhoun (Br Challenge Nellie Doc. Clara, Sarah Shu-,
ao New s msy KaE
Rourke. Hamburg: Leo lGep, Krogey, liverpool; Ara
lNor, isaiehssn. Antwerp Maud (Br) Mesaa ass LIVER.
G8 Gnish NJ wso1yport y Hattie. @ TuFnss, sostSn
New York; Anna Shepard, Terry Georsetown, Dd
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
AN IMPORTANT SUIT TERMINATED
The Title to Coal Lands Valued at
$40. 100000 settled-History OF the
Case-Career OF an Adventurer.

$40 200, 900 Settled-History OF the
Case-Career Of an Adventurer.
MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, July 21, 1874
The celebrated case OF Turnbull VS.. Pardee and
others which has been pending In the courts OF this
state for two years, and to effect the result Of
winch the aid OF the Legislature was asked last
winter, has been decided in favor OF the defend
ants. The question at STAKE was the title to sew
eral Thousand acres OF coal lands in Luzerne
county 10 possession OF the defendants and claimed
by james Turnbull, as the heir Of Alexander Turn
bull and James Turnbull, ST. The lands are in the
heart OF the coalheids and is worth $40,O00,000.
THE HISTORY oP THE CASE
is this The land was the property OF the Turn
bulls for years previous TO the development OF the
coal mines OF Pennsylvania. James Turnbull.
father OF the plaintiff, seems have been the last
one OF that family IN whom the title vested. He
1t appears, neglected It, and IL sold for arrears
of taxes, under the laws OF the state and came
into the possession OF the Psrdees, Packers and
other wealthy operators in this coal re-
adeiphia years before, leaving son and divorced
wife. Some time after the death OF Turnout the
son went 70 sea. In 1852 Mrs Iurnbull believing
lands In Luzerne county, tney having become OF
unlimited value by the discovery or coal upon
II there was any foundation for her belief q. Il.
Wheeler, then lawyer OF the place. became
interested IN the case ana was confident that the
was OF great importance that he should be
found, however, before proceedings In ejectment
sdSs sss ss
lot Years All EFFORT TO get trace Of him proved un,
sysnS G M nc he We Tss heard
moned home arriving here IN the spring OF 1872.
rHY CAREER OF JAMES TURHBULL
The vessel In which he left Philadelphia was ship
"1eexea ADO ne and eiRht others OF me crew
The New York herald., 1874-07-22
ARRIVALS

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHrTEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
July hsvrs ioth, with mdse and passengers to oe
ssss4s% :H @ ss fs
s'se Sdis .ns
msss ana q w% csas sasARa
a win dse and Ssssa
as saa ss snd % s S I'D a1 D
minion Steamship Co
BARK Lusla qtaD, CadeIo, Antwerp 40 days In bal
Bark S.SsIins sssSnas Gs3 DeNarsri H"vre 50
BARK DAVID dtaD, Buzzo Genoa 81 days In ballast to
Bark Rosa Olivsri dtaD Carbone Cette % days with
SAT- w'ne az 70 order vessel 70 s9eovcn 40 S with
BARI 5ssspSins McpsTlahs fn s. Johns days
s.Is ssfsh Frazer OF Yarmouth Mo- knisns sns, oay
Co vessel to Brett, son 4 Co c,..s, u,,,
mases 70 wEppseiSS ssson s faa'nA Glasgow days. WIN
a % zkys
% s,,r Passed vss GDrsNAf % June oo s o.v. x,,,
HS!1 Say
Ca e I'm % i q% osTd bq
sss lsss lon sssa9saiP; Win 4 Sissk; s5sea
Ssnse shs a'tf h Sh siee"s s.SS p" -n A 80 OA
n. 1 o G Res to = GsSs
Brig siios Ner, wenke Laeuayra days. with cof
s S1s.r ss dav with
Brig Eastern Star (of New Haven), Foster, Demerara
Sons sA'' '1'"' A'N 1''
seh, Laura Pride OF Turks Island Aexsnder EG
to Brett soma
ss
rnsss HssfS with 0''
sshr hazeton Chase ssgaa II days with molasses to
schr John Ward. lnman, Georgetown, DC.
ice To ce o
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
sn e "e for Now York. with
sshI kmma T $, John Ss tor New York
PA oB for New
schr Post Boy, bounty, HaIwich for New York,
sRr Mary T% smith RnI @ p. for New York
schr Telegraph Clark, Calais tor New York. with um
sesr % Brazes Rsyper, Brookhayen h yen for New York
sr sS a MfS sr 9Sh
schr Redwing, Davis, Nantucket for New York. with
S. s.oos sss s vo,s
with lime @ to r. Brown -, p.nro v. vo., u,,,
scnr NShant Mcintyre, Rockland for New York. with
sehr Mnetta HERMAN, searsport for New York. with
schI Laconia Cameron, Rockland for New York, with
lime to Candee 4 Presey.
schr Abby Fae, West, Bangor for New York. with
lumber to CIV &Vo King.
sehr Victory Moon Ellsworth for New York, with
lumber 70 J Peters.
Schr Terrapin. Wooster, Calais for New York, with
Iumber to w 81 Wooster
schr Trenton, Wall, Ellsworth for New York, with
schr v Xtwster; Gin, Somerset for New York.
sch1 Ligure. Stanley Calais for New York, with lath
schr Mary Eliza Hurst Portsmouth for New York
schr Thames, Freeman, Mount Desert for Rondout
with lumber
Schr Martha King, Jarvis, Providence for New York
schr Lady Antrim Carter, wareham for New York.
Schr Astoria Sargent. salem for New York.
Schr Rogers. Small, Gardi ner for New York. with
lumber 10 Greed.
schr Alpine Marshall, Gardiner for New York, with
lumber to Vim Peters.
Scbr Emile Belle Hilyard, Dennis for New York.
SchT r Wilson, Hubbard, Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig VIM Dobson Buck, New ork for Rochester NIB.
schr Maria Louisa, Everett New York Tor Hartford.
Schr G Brown, Gedney Brooklyn tor Providence.
schr Golden Rule Weston, AmbOy for Norwalk.
Schr Freesone, stevens Amboy for Hartford.
Schr surprise, Seaman. Trenton for New Haven.
Schr X Dean McComber Elzabethpo for Taunton.
Steamer Doris. Shirley, New YORK for Providence.