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FOREIGN.

BIRTHDAY OF THE APEROR OF PRUSsIA-THI
CUREOT SANTA CUE ARRESTED BY FRENCE
OFFrCERs-AUSTIAN MINISTER TO WASH
INGTON APPOINTD-THE ATTEMPT TO RE
LIEvE BILBOA ArAILURE.
BERLIN, March 22.-rhe Generals of the army
wsited in sbody on thGmperor to-day and congratu
lated him on reachinihis 77th birthday. The En-
peror. in the course Of reply referred to the cris
which was hanging ov the army, and declared hi
WIS determined to maiain its strength and thereb,
insure peace to Europe, y n
BAYoSNE, March 22.The wife Of Don Carlos ha
ban delivered Of 9 daulter.
The French officers he ar ested the Cure of Sana
Cuz on the frontier. 81 brought him to this city.
EEHSA, March Cache appointment # Batdl
Schwartz Penborn, to Austrian Minister at Waa-
inAon, is eazetted.
bNDoS, March 23.-special to the Standard, datd
satandee, Sunday, says
The first move ment' the government troops, Dr.
thu relief Of Bnboa. byway of Bilboa river, wasa
falTe. It was found npossible to effect .andig,
antthe expedition retsed to Sautone"
Mispatch to the Jou,al reports the explosion of
anapnition 1t serranoanp. killing and woundng
Aft.i ....-M
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BY rEtLlEGRAPH.
LATEST ROM ALL POINTS.
JASHINGTON.
JASflINGTON.

DEATH orsJUDe. DENT, BROTHER-IN-LAw OF
THE pgEsIDEN-rHE PRESIDENT ON INFLA-
TON.
Y W,sH1SeroS Mich 23.-Judga Dent, brother-in-
Law Of tbe presideI widely known in earlier days IL
california and latsa a. candidate tor governor of
Nsssi inn was elton planter, ard in his candidacy
opposed bv the adnJis tration, and in all known re-
spects a hgh-n indd and honorable gentlt man, is
dead. Judge Dent Jed in the Catholic faith.
President Grant yesterday, in conversation with a
leading Western Republican Senator, said the state
ment in a washingtn special despatch to New York
PAPER published Saturday, morning. that any legisa-
ton tending to imitation must the gauntlet Of his
veto, was wholly without foundation; that he had
with oneat all on that subject and that
If he were himself . member Of Congress he should
regard an intimation " a veto on legislation an
uubecoming threat BY the Executive, aud should
resent II.
wAsunoTos. March 2s.-rhe New Orleans mail Of
the 10th, q late % due has been received.
Among the bills Introduced and referred In the
House was one by MI Hunter. Of Virginia. repeating
the law forbiddng payment for army supplies etc.. to
persons not known to opposed to the rebellion.
In the Senate the hancial question was discussed
1t length in the mornig hour.
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'.Sauce for the Goose, Sauce for the
Gander.''

Sauce for the Goose, Sauce for the
Camden
The st. Louis Republican, discussing
Simmons and Massachusetts, has these
pointed, and, in the main, sensible remarks:
Massachusetts, is ike the ancient female
described in the nursery story, who "tidn't
care what happened, so long as it didn't
happen to her" When Butler was ruling
New Orleans with a rod Of non,
and covering the American name
and nation with ineffaceable disgrace,
Massachusetts, thought it was all right, ald
applauded him to the echo. But when But
Ter ventures to squint at the gubernatora
char, and wants to get his understrappers
and wire pnllers in comfortable position for
working in his behalf, then Massachusetts
rises upon her tiptoes and shrieks forth
vituperation Ike crazy fishwoman. When
Northern carpet-baggers Of the Kellogg
and Scott stripe are forced upon the
helpless people of the Southern States by
Federal laws and Federal bayonets, Massa-
chuSetts lends her voice and her vote to Il
system which is literally the sum of all in
EQUITIES But when disagreabie person is
nominated for the Boston Collectorship,
then Massachusetts is almost ready to getup
little rebellion of her own and establish
a goldfish confederacy When the rest
Vi tne country IS lamentIng the pernlclOus
results of the Presidential weakness and
favorltism, Massachusetts smiles serenely at
influences which have not CHANGED to hit
either her pride or her pocket. But when
the President is weak enough to yield to
Butler, and obstinate enough to cling to
Buffers tavorite, then Massachusetts excom-
munlcates him with bell. book and candle,
and sits in sackcloth and ashes because the
Government is going to smash.
We have not an atom of sympat nv for
the Republicans of Massachusetts in this
their day of trial and tribulation. In fact,
we are rather disposed to "langh at their
Cd Calamity and mock when their fear cometh."
The cup they have commended to the
ups of Others is now pressed to their
1 own reluctant lips, and we shall not
% sorry if they are obliged to drain
1t to the very dregs Outside of Massachu-
setts no tears will be shed if Simmons is
made collector Of Boston, and if next year
ontier turns up trumps' and wins the
guoernatorial game. OF Grantism and
% na ne Massachusetts, is justly entitled
70 the heaviest dose that can be crammed
down her throat.
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VOLUME l. Mo- l.
Na Printers Union and Assocla'eQ'
!. Press, y

it is matter Of regret that IN 'on'. ,.
.uence of differences between the
ed Press and the New Orleans lyPos'"r'
LUrlon, in relation to the price OF COMP
zion, that only two of the four daiiy 49,
IDS belonging to the Association were . .:.
bled to appear this morning; con'Sa'A'
nothing beyond usual standing ao'e''...e
aents, and an exceedingly limited ai'''''
Threading matter.
The Associated Press, it would ape
Il rs a, reduction Of fifteen Genus pel ~
Ida reduction of over twenty-tnre0 ~
Put while the Union consents ."
' nearly eight per cent. ...,,
so far as we can judge from o0l,'' |a
on th the leading members OF the lspo,
.weaphical Union, there is no emmy ~
With mart toward the proPrietors OF Tue
VT srsi journals, and this is further eSl-
ID eoed by tho fact that, in aspirit OF con-
o. =, tation and in view Of the general ous',
:. Oppression, the Printers Union agreed
4. byait to . reduction Of five cents Pc
Guilty. as, which proposition was rejected y
too r. tsocisted Press. :,
s1hi. understand, if it be necessary J" ~
q full statement Of their case VIII
:. J, before the public. from which the
pant aaent can he formed.
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LATEST FROM HAVANA.

Fy the regular mail line Of steamers between this
city and Havana are placed in possession Of dates
of the latter city up to the 18th.
Great dissatisfaction continues be manifested q,
the draft and at the necessity. which the volunteers
have thus far escaped, If performing active military
duty in the field. This will be better understood
when it is remembered that quarter is given oil
shown on either side and that at present victory in
clines to the side Of the Cubans.
Ieters from the interior mostly made Up Of the
axnIoits of different batalions and Of puts of the
..jefes' or officers.
salvini is playing at the Albisa.
Apropos of the last military execution the follow
;ng is given from an authentic source:
On the 10Th OF the u esent month, in the toHn OF
Cruces, Senior Don Nsnuei Cruces died, martyr to
his country You all know what Spanish court mar
tial and execution Is need hardly say that one fo-
lows auilly upon the heels Of another. The rapid In
+erroeaton OF few witnesses whose answers well
tpown beforehand, an hour SO Of preparation
short shrift, and then, with ma pinioned and
bandaged eyes the prisoner is hurried of to the plaza
II ia rather hard to forced upon yo1r knees, shot
lite dog by a detachment Of men assigned to this
duty in the presence of enemies who gos over your
win or Of friends who can render you NJ assistance;
or what ia still harder to have them write your cpl
+onb But that is what the Spanish papers do. For
example the considerave old Dario OF tne 9Th inst
tho most humane of all the island papers, simply con-
cludes a three line paragraph with the pous hope
., tr;s,e fs sirra de saludatIe Jempto
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City Council.
The Coun il met at noon, Mayor l.. A. Wilt pre-
siding and all the Admin strators present
ElN ANNIAI1 RI'SINESS.

The Coun' il met at noon, Mayor H. A. Wlltz pre-
siding, and all the Administrators present.
F,NaSCIAL BCSI>EsS.
Mr.. Calhoun called mp several ordinances for thf'.
reading which W re PASSED, making appropriations to
pay certain bills. Among the items We're: Pay OF
tax bill makers, s15 Dennis Ahrn, transferee OF
John Burke, clerk OF the SUPERIOR District Court for
docketinl, etc. suits, 5000; Department Of I'm
rovenents $3.50 10; urveyors Department, 1929 OF.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Mayor, behalf of the Committee of the Whole,
+, ported tavoraby 10y resolution the petition OF
Homer Kellogg asking to have the tile OF certain
strip lan1 bought from the city, transferred to him
Also, behalf of the Conn ttee OF the Whole, ON
the petition OF J. Benjamin Chandler in regard to his
contrsc with Mayor Lowe, of Jefferson City, asking
to have it the city has no jursdc-
ton, referring Mr. Chandler to the Park Commits
.ioners.
Administrator Sturcken reported unfavorablv on the
petitions Of Ignacio Frenna, E. ]. Flcrance, Miss
Mary A. May, Lehman, Abraham 4 Co., and Mrs.
Emily E. Farriday.
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES.
BY Mr.. Lewis To accept William Henry, transferee
of J. ]. O'Hara contractor for shellroad Henry
Clay Avenue. Adopted.
Resolution authorize the Mayor to issue title for
property bought from the city to Homer Kellogg
| laid over.
The ordinance reported by the Committee on Rail-
roads, to change the right OF of the Canal street
City Park and Lake Railroad Company, from Cont to
Bienville street, passed.
Resolution by Mr.. Stucrken, in regard to reducing
assessments, etc, of Charles iggs Mrs. NJ. J. L.
Mccarthy Joseph Leblanc, Mrs. V. Girodias, Hugh W.
| Montgomery. P. Sullivan and Mrs j. NJ. Whann, was
adopted.
Mr. Calhoun offered several ordinances for appro-
prations, which laid after ond reading.
! PETITIONS, ETC.
communication received from Sanitary In
have agreed to accept the terms Of the city budget in
re2ard to their pay, stating that they think that
trenchment in regard to all the salaries public Off
GERS is necessary at present. The communication was
received
Petition Of Y. Pauer, No 70 Charities street. asking
was rejected.
Petition of A. Schmattah stating that he Is erect
ing frame building at No. 2s2 Magazine street. which
be will with tn and has been stopped by order
of the authorities, asking for permission to continue
the work, referred to the Department of Police
The protest of Thomas McNamara Joseph Wagner
| Morse Zuntz, Rev. n Simon, of St. Francis Roman
Mutual Insurance Company, and Mrs. Jane T. Punch
were referred to the Administrator Of Assessments.
The Council then adjournment
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Black Crook-Academy-Black Crook.

The full returns from the New Hampshire elections
show . largely increased vote that Of Inst year.
the candidates Of all parties gaining. but The prepOn
derance Of gain being with the Democrats. Never
theess candidate received majority over all
competitors and the Legislature will choose the
Governor. The Republican vote was increased frog
a. 023 in 1873 70 "a, 1885 the Democratic I'm 32,<
10 IS Gil, and the Prohibitory and ssseeFing irc
$50 In 1878 strsw, Republican, hAd . msjogixy
over al Of 22S but this year Weston, DemoezaA Aile
Of . majority over III BY 66l votsa. ne 0oneH IN
the Hopsc ,of IFS Republicans axd -1p0 NwUm1es
th0osl "Athe Democrakas 49,
Coz ABDyinsqf1sfICE APPEARED IN
l The Times and Picsyuns Of Sunday, and ensnated
rom one James Wood, DO ID without authority 10
use tile name Of Allen Brothers In auy And
here announce that the arm Il Alien Brothe4s he
an dissolved and that hereafter shall conduct the
RICE Nj Ling BUeINE~6. at Nos 70, ~ INC q
! houpitouas street for my own account.
COLUMBUA H. ALLEN,
mh2AU Proprietor Brook kies ~
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The Courts.

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-1n the case Of ". L. Jur-
gielweicz charged by w. c. Harrison with libel, the
counsel for defense, George H. Braughn, Monday,
after jury had been empanneled moved to quash the
indictment. The took the matter under advise
ment and the case went until Tuesday morning,
when the indictment was quashed.
The District Attorney entered . nolle proseqnt to
the cases Of Thomas Corners. Love Adams, charged
with wounding; Louis Master, A. Adler and Patrick
O'Neile, assault and battery; and Charles Mccarthy
treSpass
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MIsCElLAaEOt.

WAsMIToS, March 23-NIh arolina colored
neop,ske say that the. will tawk interview with
,he p,tent On Fridasto seun. change in the
wi,mibn, N. c., Collector ofthsbrt.
Cen .krke, Postmasr at Gaysin, has resigned,
and red alton accepted Thehislbig struggle for
succesi
| rheJt also 5 struge ove'hsRome, Ga, post
office.
The hpromise billn thesAte reopens the
whole beet, and . vcssestll he. haancal ques-
.;ou :. living safe bjs upo,tch prudent mer-
ola,.s Ala operate, sees to Indefinitely post
,,orad Mar as the Senatls colned. II is to be
nonea& the House biz WI cpassed to-day, will
- ~; &own the Senate. thns and CHOKE of its
blab. Z. -.
IN n enate, .the New "tt Exchange mem.
Raiust imitation ID or'.cie resumption.
ltte.s we're read ''sinCongress to say
wbsth kwould initiate .frey or do nothing
{ the present userdnt4 .raly,es spring
: busint
I rna hmittes on Finse0 epora new bill as .
~. for thI on. peuine fol- .edistibution o.
:, suo bcv ItprmdejOrses Wing and limits
9 Inc sr c,rciatop. lisa con tomie measure.
Legal nan. Vi eportAts BIZ aid ,e ave bis
M, !. somsofn. p 'sen. laA ssa. reluct.
8 . .ans' WIN <p.in y 'iatf and earrings TO-
moro ton .pd.ea ls.iyAvor ina.t,on.
.M en- thes NJ. .. rdaing .eb.te. and
= An then Horned,
70 tnet .. N fll0kin aaa,no ~. ,,,,, In
i ByYak spPto1 anal 900 for certain
~ tF0oa ver.; 3 Nth. sid. authorizing the
&C. bn os,d sh - Lois Railroad to ex.
a w..a aeh tAe sfses ohhbia. The Hous.
Iom a(Rnmi' pa ssys and Means
: .tss,as un'ss not $500. ooo. 600.
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RNIE.

CEIBRAT1ON OF TIE TWENTY. FIFTH AM.
! ERsARY OF TIL ACCESSION OF vIGoR
MANUEL TO THE THRONE OF SARDINIA
me CARDINALS. O'E CREATED Blythe
oPE.
R1. March 2s-Thisis tic twenty.ifth amiver-
saryf the accession to th thpne of sardni, Of King
victs Emanuel. and tie dy is being celebrated
throghout the county.
InFopo mas animated tina Archbishop MINING
sndpe other Archbishops wi be created Ca,linsls
It " sxt consistory.
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It will interest our young ladies 70 learn that Mis-
Nellie GIANTS accepted sutton, M. s.rto.,.u NOR.
Enghsnman-ls ofi'As 10 - i'm
beg PARDON tne counSI ~ 49,. vho .,.ppi-
ment, drawn - .,....,.. "a .
mented WITH ~ e h.ndla ths lo,.-h. -ona
The gEocm-so5X - g. i,S.r,s. =, -. - 10.
mo- $3.50. . Ass.1Ghin daGss~
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fithi NEW Yom.

ppy hl.ScE CRUsADF1THE ER1EsTR1K.
THE 1rienoOe WORTH OlFREIGHTAwAIT-
en- FORMATION Al HE LONG DOCK.
Aorn'ch 23.-The TEMPERANCE crusade yes
MEN nmhek ed by meeting in many Of the
'e'oaY 1.-TWO the Church ofthstrangersthere was
churcf | Nc Of and much enthsiasm wa evinced.
larsfai afaNalivered by At. McMilen. Mrs.
Addre[er ~ uaszssa ashazsAt ~ sSentaentb
ssM TFesstf T. ckurchs temperance pnsr meeting wa
held raer the auspices Of Rev. Willil H. 3 ale. and
! at thelprsyth stree. N. E. Church Ccther meeting
was colucted by Rev.J. NJ. tarnhat
Tho hight handlers It the long do6 refuse terms
The BE company employed $40 0sers. who will
come tthe dock by water: seventyive police are
detailato protect the men. It is ri hat there arr
50 ,ooOpO worth Of freight nov swang transports
ton sthe long dock. The company no suffers heav!
loss FRI its inability to receive teigl.
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sagactty Of a Judge.

NASHUA Telegraph relates that recently
,drepproached the Clerk of the supreme
VIC Court and stated that it would be
,sOhle for him to serve.
w notG" inquired the clerk.
Base Pm deaf" responded the juror.
.ieerk had reason for incredulity, and
fined the deaf man in whisper Il at
.rol report his case TO the judge: Turn,
tas honor, he said: "Mr. Badman, o.
anclter, desires to be excused" :
"Wt are his reasons 7" asked his honor
sitAo raising his eyes from the paper ~
vac Fling. N
Hays he is deaf" replied the clerk.
.Hs excused" said the judge, quickly
II hs deaf, we don't want him; if he =
allare don't want him."
rSadman is at home now.
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Academy Of Music.

last night the Academy was attended by q fair and
,oc;.t;va audience, TO witness the splendid enter.
.a,rmant Afforded by the accomplished variety com
.anv wbo have gained popularity in this city which
= on,v surp.sed BY their superior merit. We have
n.ce n enumerate all the good things in the way
800 .onos. eccentric dances. German speciAtes
or "street Scenes in Washington ou' We can .n.m
that the audience was pleased Judging 'ro 'ne IRE
ouent encores and the prolonged applause ~ "Mc1
they gave vent to their feelings. Inc vnol' 0s
nth that popular burlesque tho "0'ac. ofoo>
vhich is replete with wonderful tran''orlna'on1 s0'
oeous scenery and spirited acting
The name programme will b. repeaseo so-nisn''
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SAN FRANCISCO

San hASc1sco, March 23.-Jmes Doth fell under
the caist Virginia, Nevada to-sy' I'd had both leg.
cur of IA young nanwho wmesn the acciden'
faintedsnd his hair, which ~ hex, turned in
| s,.ntlyny. Probably neither vmbvive.
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Inc Courier-Journal allows its proof.
s1 auer 10 go to prize-fghts, on steamboat
1s Excursions down in mines, and up in, bal
looms, but it can't kill him.
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INDIANAPOu0.

Isp1AFoLIs, March 23.-NeaA half million fire
or ins1 in the xchange and bbcfn Pennsylvania
street, 1sed by an incndiary.
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LONDON

TIL qGLIsH TROOPS RI URN1Na FROd THR
ASHANTEE VAR.
= March 23.-The returned highlands from
tho ntee war we're lande, from the ste mship
Sam at Portsmouth, and stte was given their
hon the populace.
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New York Post says: "Wherever we
q this moiety place we strike Butler,
ncertain as Dow, of BOWS Flat, used
-e water wherever he dug for gold"
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r,ha origin Of the word "muff," applied to
III = sa;d to be that q smuff holds
,uo, hand without squeezing it.
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is strsng in the new ParliamenN AZ
BAT brewers are in 1.-THE two Basses
Sss, Allsop and Coope.
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nv. p,.ct CROOK Burlesque q one o. tns "e'' iva
rre..r. ed At the Academy.
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Rnssl u popular songs ct the Academy.
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'1s new burlesQue At the Academy-Cro, =
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07

ysrp. John NJ cr,csen Abel Carss Lieut. @ cersvS sso
80 Nc slester Collier james Owens wife and child James
rusA,v Mr srd Mrs H. Hughes. Spsuug hr BrHHnel ht
.sd NJ Anton MI and MrA Griffith Mrs ~ fGtohh L a
s.nse,, lanes Thaver Airs Miss Ars Miss ben 'ne
R,T TnoEss Bouse Miss Woodrus Miss fsirvSstheI n
q, nj rer r. Baird Mr. Valentine H. Burlngsme Aersnoo Nv
PROM BREMEN-ln steamship HoslT. july AnS ., .n,
Khers T. Pilot Aug G9ye B. g. van sbnr,shnSS VIM Schen,
resbrcn family sebhhen MAY Won Soecu ~ ~
IA, Peal Mis-, Rmlv Goldman, Mss Lima Shsten, mss p,s
nsnst John Junreumsnu Parinck. heuY n "e''
Ssegfuet and ds1gnteT Avg nene I M cT werto nv c.
3 Oliver n Sudert J. Ronoso, n Cramer NJ 'smpo N; o
n - NJ n poe, .n4 daughter Jose falsn y seldom Gen
p's R,rris q Beaa J. STARK W j. ShedI"ex We sna toIee
ch dn Gonzsies X fon, C. kenoi lnei Nu"eie l. ssse
J Homer ". johnson.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poRT OF NEw-YoRK. RK..........................J .JpIT

poRT OF NBw-YORK. .JrIr 6
CLEARED.
s.sD ss,@D Fraa.oa San,S si BrsS9 Portland ? &%s
Rs a'S @ d Sos. sSil 6a % f CO. Co.
s.Is fdaSo Rchsr4.oa 6ssiscSo, Tucker Ih,OOnrDS
Sst Ocean SG,ri. Gsrls; Bremen r UrIart co.
Bs aLl SareHe, Queenstown or Falmouth Tor oro''
nsrS R6s c.gsss. al. Csa:q, s.loniS L.grq s,o,scS
Brs pawn (Brl Iugl' sggan Geo p Bailey
@ 4 TIsos:d Fyos. Bs 'S s.Isss Ssss%PGH %ds9s @ sS
ARRIVED
Steamship CITY Montreal (Br MrebSu'e yerpoO June 20,
steamship snar3 e) Leehere Antwerp June Is With mdse
steamship wySacte Couch Richmond Cy Point Norfolk with
uss az os to 9n p9T1S9 S,saSsT T 20 C Inn, d. pro
Havana July e mse and pass 70 f. AeIsndre Sons
255 Sa,s pdse' and pss.. to Williams ( Guon.
steamship Gamma trl LadcOa Bermuda July with nd and
sSS Neptune. Spencer UvsrpOoi 80 DAYS With nase
sup World Champion, London snd Isle Of wight June with
.s Ss John Mann l windsor 81 Brown Antwerp 80 days. with
R R CsT.,1; C s n5se Ks R & s d2 a. SE' ballast s R'''
Barr ldem ti.aLl RolA Corr 81 DAYS Wtn @ inase s
Bars s1toI Aa Preuua, Trieste 90 with petroleum
Bsi M,pe ch,r,n cof 81 John N b. Deer Hamburg A
Bars Annoy f.c.maH ssnics May l6 Hampton Roads Ju
"HS R Bapdn, P sus Pr,eoh Antwerp 2s DAYS in ballast
Bss DT.sOa lo Little Hampton, Robinson Bristol &c days in
Sara RepuSHl Ge-l, Portnan Bremen 43 DAYS With ndse
Fng Corrucopa tof Lsrbey B0ulhr Santos May 49, via
Is GeI NeAe, Peters Ceniuegos 10 days With sugar and
iasses
frg Essex smith. Cardenas DAYS, With
Oliver Purue AuI Caves l3 davs with logwood
Sehr keinle, Howard. Cat Island ~ bal ASH
Sehr Iayns Dell B0yles. Baracos days. with fruit
Scur Barii- Pri.ce. HaW,s. Cat Island 1sys with fruit
Schr Alice Bsrral Salvador davs with fruit
ScAG Nj EdIiige Bige, Tsmpco Mex 81 DAYS. with hides
sCHOUNkKs-KivBk C0AsIwIsE
c W. AleO,t yirsns. y. B. Rglon Georgetown, D. C.
Eien TObln Alexandria Harry, Virginia
FOREIGN PORTS.
BE,srot Eng Ju'7 6The steamship Cornwall Western from
Kew-Yors J1ne 2l. srriv a here to-day.
QusgNsOWS 6-Tte Line steamship Hsns
fou jane "a for Liverpool arrived here Friday
81 81
DISASTERS.
loypoS Ju 6Ths brig Hannah. from Ferran'ns Fla has
wei ere considerably damaged having been in collision with
a. berg.
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