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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

In Brooklyn lately a coloreI boy was reg
1stered as scholar In school No. -. but
subsequently the principal excluded him I'm
accordance with an order OF the board Of ed
ucatiOn. The father the boy on Monday last
applied 10 Justice Gilbert for maniamus
TO compel the reinstatement Of his son. The
counsel for the board OF education arguei
that sci arate schools were maintained for
negroes, one of which was within four blocks
OF the plaintiffs residence. II vas not pre-
tended that cOlOred children We're not en-
titled 10 the same facilities a white; but the
question was had the board Of education any
right 10 keep white and cOlOrei children sep
arate? The justice decided that the board OF
education had no power 20 exclude, remark
Ing that the common school system Is for
the beneft Of the public, bIa'l. rs we'll a
white. Probably We hawai- heard the last OF
this case vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

The question, can man who loses a season
ticket on railroad compel the company TO
give him another, has been answered in the
negative by Judge Ross. OF NOrriStown,
Pennsylvania. The conditions printed upon
The ticket state that II lost or mislaid it will
rot be replaced by the company. The court
ruled that the plaintiff having usei the
Ticket was bound TO acquaint himself with
It's conditions; that he mas no right to call
upon the defendant to replace the stolen
ticket; that the season ticket greatly dimin-
ished the plaintiffs cost OF travel and he as
stunned the risk Of loss. II was the policy of
the law to encourage cheap transit, and
where conditions not unreasonable, not con-
trary 10 policy OF law and not harsh or OPP
pressive. produce that result, they should De
maintained and enforced by the courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

In Baltimore, On Monday last, a sturdy
German went before the criminal coTr. to he
natUTalized. When be had been examined
passed and sworn, one OF the by-standers
wishing TO suggest that the democratic exec
utive committee would pay the expenses,
said, " IL is all right" NO. was the reply,
I" il is not al right. 7 pays my money my
self and votes as pleases." Sensible man.
hat, TO smell bribe in the suggest .oD OF the
rUiticiau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

Gen r. T. Spinner, late United States
Treasurer, may well exclaim, 'Save me
from my friends According TO his own
statement he had been, up TO the time he re-
signed the treasurysbip, continuously in
Office since ke was twenty one wears of age.
He has now been nominated by the republic
cans Of New York for State Controller,
Notwithstanding his declaration that he
would not accept the nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

To BE SOLD TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
STOCK To BE SACRIFICED.
FIXTURES For SALE.
STORE FOR RENT.
an order to close AUGUST i-t, Goods vii bs
slaughtered 81 the following prices:
PEINTS, Short Lengths, l.................sc cent,
PEaCALES, GARD-w ID A. lie cents
ESf LIN y cent?.
- 20 80 cents.
CASSIMERks, worth 81 %, Tor ..-.....-i> - cents
ALPACAS, worth rs cents, tUF....--..3s = reuts
slLhS, worth a. 90, for .....-..--.......... AZ
SILKS, lPOason,l worth S4.OO, f5r ......-. "a &c
c. oTHS AND CiSSIIERES Ar GhE.r
SSCRfFICE.
j. &. WISwALL a co.,
DO. $40 SEVENTH sTBkrr,
iyhu Near Pennsyigsuis avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

The New York S,Gr, Joe HOvarts paper
says the story that Henry ward Beecher
struck for higher wages at the Twin Noun
tain House IS - lie, the whole o. It" But
does he or did he get any pay az alp That
part o. the charge was quite as bad a. the
alleged STRIFE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
X EAL ESTATE BULLETIN
rHOs. Z. wAGGAMAN, s1s .,n 90.
CHANGED EyrRv
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
BRICK HOUSES FOR SALE
TwO-sTORY B2ICK AND FRAME BOUsEs

S''-sH 4th It. n. W.. +. {, mod imps, 8 r. $500
- st n WI II - mod. imps 10 rs ...... 500
~ 9Th It. n. e. b. II. > mod mps> rs.... 500
LII 81 circle a. W. h IL , mod imps.. re- $500
ll6l ST, cor, n. W, b ii lmod imps., RS lId0
" n j ave s. e., q III - mod. Imp,-, rs. 6O
5i3 l2t ST W., r. Ill } mod. lmps., 10 rs..... $500
Cor loth and sts. n. WE u, m. j., 6 rs 2511
Il Nj rite ct. n e, b. II mod inps, rs 2OO
~ 81 81 g. W, IL II - mod mps, rs....,..... l.3S0
81 18th st D. VIZ H., mod imps, rs....... l,SJ
3O 25th ST. Il W., ii , mod. imps.. Lao
H-O n ST. H. W. (t IL y mod. imps. Ts......... 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
GRAND NI>GuFNEW FaLLuRE
IA GOODS.
AHNFFsss
just received ara nov .reutrr lH ra.Ilg -l.aa ~
NEN FALL pRG GOODS.

JD-t received ara nov reriur al ra.ilg STOCK ~
NEW FAIL pRG GOODS.
al Oi -aa newest designs. N last wear. -r a. i,
uu. -i..h tv $50 ct frsu-
~ piece a. sail 'al'..rs atflr
- pieces 90 4U... 50 D. a. 4 uH.F. L.
II pif'"- 90 i.H-f Sltr.fUE tA1rn.- a. "a
- pieces IL ard vide blHtS hgi D.ftal- ~ IS, ID
Urrr l2'sc Ccttru- c>uaas le bss, south ef Nes
NoIL
l. wild sn'ctirg Cotton. Ic'-r.
lN-wite SnsttiuE 'gts.u, $40 A., NJ srfl --. -r
:" Z, Zen a. o.. 'gla-el Border a 1f.uiel stitch
HautkerCLirf-. l. H..
IS dozen yard l,Tg Towels. i.i-c.
lp gleCes Canton Tanned, ir.. . pics canton
tlaLIel- Zee. extra heavy.
% pieces lite and E,l al nCsl flauua,s from
Ai,- NJ.
Sp.eudid assortment Of Lasic- Fan Style Dress
Goods Just opened.
Bright Coiur-f Piaids, ':r. worth sc
Nov style ilaii-, pc. -sll nov ~
81 pieces OF Plain, Plaid aLi STRIPE Drr- Goods %
=, ant chcAT.
los piece 81 BLACK .lpacn. double width, &C. TX
ira d. utle WEIGHT, 3lis sali last tril m a..
y pieces Black taHhtusre Iu-t reCfls yi aud nov
Offering ~ the l'w .rlt" ~ &c .r.. { o., l.I2,
IS. Al - Ter cent lees thau lat years prirrs
Our entire -t'ck bought fur cash, which enables
~ q bold out greater Undue Hcnts tLan Vii be
fonu1 rl~t wlrra.
From Serten Der LET store VII D. open an. q IN
4. vi. TOwSON q 90,
go Pennsylvania avenue.
ans. &c south side. near I'm a northwest
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09
DWELLING FOR SALE.

A NWElI.lNG AND GROUNDS,
"a desrsbly located i'll carson City, ID oder.
a for sale on favorable te,ms. The house con.
tstns nine hard finished f0ons. Fer SaftASi
tafss,ns ica spyly 70 Csrson AsepAL seacs.
Ayk30
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
ARLINGTON BOAT CLUB.

ITS FIRST REGATTA ON NEwrowN CREEK.
The completion the new boat house OF the
Arlington Boat Club was celebrated yesterday
afternoon win a regatta. Tne friends OF the
Arlington and the members OF the Seawanhaka
Boat Clue lined the Creek and crowded the boat
houses and the bridges from which full view OF
the races could be obtained The course was an
almost straight mile. from the boat house at the
First Street Bridge 10 and around q stakeboat
near the BssvIe Bridge, thus making each race
two miles In length.
THE FIRST RACE,
announced to start at three O'clock did not COM
mence until a few minutes after four O'Clock, when
the judge, Mr.. Harry Moore, called for the con-
tesLants In the "DOuDle scull seventeen loot
working boat match" ana In irice the Little
Hero and the Havemeyer took position aud at the
word Coz made fair start. Little Hero
manned by J.. wheaton and j. Hutchinson, and
reached the home stake boat IN lam. l5s. the
Havemeyer. manned by X. Young and J. Rogers,
In lon. 1853.
THE SECOND RACE
for thirty foot single smells, three boats tax
ing position, though only two entered as con-
testants fn the race-Ricnard White and Chares
Havemeyer. At the start Mr.. Havemeyer OBJ
tained The lead. out he capsized before reaching
the stakeooat and his opponent, through
courtesy, ceased pulling until Mr.. HAvemeyer was
rescued.
THE THIRD RACE
was between two eigntoared Darges, the crews
being married and single men respectively. 1he
boats used were the Darges OF the Seawanhaka
and Arlington cubs. BOtn Darges got Off well al
the starr, the married men pulling regular, even
stroke wnIcn betOkened victory, while tue sIDgle
men seemed 10 pull more independent, OF escn
other tnan WAS consistent with their OBJECT. They
soOu got tonea down to their work, and by their
energy won the race Time. lsm. s0s., the mar
rled men reaching home IA Ism. AS.
THE FOURTH RACE
was the most spirited OF the regatta; IL was a
contest between two "paIr-oared gigs" The crew
one being j. Rogers anu r. Pigeon, with J. II.
Bennington eoXswaIn; the other X. Young snd 4.
Briggs. win C. navemeyer, coxswaIn they started
on with con siderable elan ana kept II up TIL the
nnisn, sm ass. Tor Rogers boat and en- 30s. Tor
Young's.
TUB RACE
closed the days sport. j. Wheaton and j. Hutchln-
son essaying 10 cross aud recross the creek. their
baps ana mishaps causing great amusement.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

LIVERPOOL, June 2o-Arrived. ship weathersned 0Br),
Coleman. san Francisco; bark Annie Marx (Br) Ham
borg Belize, Honi sOth, San Jaeinto tBr),
Kicker. Galveston via Norfolk.
Sailed 3oth, Jpn. steamer illinois, shackford, Pha-
delpha.
LONDON, June 30-Arrived. barks Evangene (Br, Da-
V'es, Bull River. sc: Saga (Nor). Larsen. New York.
Sailed from Gravesend s0th, steamer Professor Morse
Stead, Key West
Lizard. June 2s-of steamer Greece (Brl Thomas,
from New York for London.
PENARrH June 20-Arived, bark RoRrt Chapman
(Brj. Rutherford, Chatham NIB
QUEENSTOWN June 3O-Arrived. steamer Erin (Br), An
drews, New York for Liverpool
Sailed 30th, steamer Batavia (Br) Mouand Qrom Liv-
erpooD, Boston.
Bark Winslow, Davis. from Cardenas has been
ordered to London.
scILLY June 2s-of. ship chas II southard. Town. PI-
nanR for London;' bark Corloan (Ger) Won EN-.
Philadelphia for Bremen
SWANSEA, June sO--Arriveo, brig saiadln CBr. VIII
Hams Bull River.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, June 29-zsaied, schrs 9 Low, PROV.
a9%iS Emeae "5 Carrie Holmes and Potter rom George
sosToN, June 2s-Arriyed, shin Herald, Davis soura-
bays, Probolingo VIA & &Banoewangiei brig Tarone pal
Jeners FShadeiphia Aitavela mot msprintedj. joy
"cteareaschrs Lewis Philadelphia Terrell Fisher
Pigeon Cove 10 load Tor Ne York.
osS s. cen & S COON cAs4SE rEaS a er
Druid tBrl smeltzer; Mayacues; Levi Hart GILES st
nell thompson HoboEen CHARLES Comery, rinkham
do; william Rice, Presscy' New YORK; Baracoa Nc
Cleared sexo1 SNOW 1ls PnIlssde@Pha @ zee Gen
Hayti; Nellie treat Dow. Brunswick, ia.
BAIT NoRE. june 70 Arrived, ste amer Elizabeth
faneH PH; scnr Pee Peerless Patterson i Joins, PR
Cleared steamers Geo W Elder Reed New YORK. :, os
denee Bill JtOTe a Manson yoii ses,o3 sSsaa,vs ia
mi1aion, Nc; y Br"ne Foster New YORK ISrss il
pool sshrs u LsagrsI Eowsrs ,sna say@qqSh
cieSred-steamers America; BilIaps, savannah Com.
York Richard Wiling Her nIadePha bark bark
Misop Infnz9ern NSr"hant ncmersra scSr rayor
Jaco6sea oId rr9ydelee snos Bri5ss Crosby sSTba'
Parker New 9yen GsrTsds s5, smith Janeiea ,
stowe, Manson do; Minnie @ Loud. Hall, Proyidencei
f9bJIs f9sbnJiIised@scnr ] Tayior old Providence.
Sailed 18th. brig Frances Jane san Andreas.
BANGOR June Is-ArrlVeu, schr oregon sunson.
Cieared-Brig B W Cochran, Lake, Windsor Ms; scnrs
Raven, Herrick; Fanny butler, Warren. and Nellie
Carr French, New YORK; James OiDUnohue. Warren.
Philadelphia; Victoria Moon New York Ariel, Austin,
BATH, June 2s-Arrived. schfs Agnes, Hodgdon, Bos-
ton 10 load for Philadelphia Mary Fletcher Webster.
Hoboken for Augusta.
saiied-schrs lulu. Snow, Baltimore Midnight, Rood,
New York Providence; Kate Luella DonsalL Alba
asth--Arrived, schr Hyne, oliver, Gardiner,
TO load for New YORK. 80.
ssiled-schrs Alice oakes Marson, ana Saratoga, Nick
erson, New YORK
Philadelphia Abby Emery, Emery, New YORK 80,
CHARLtSrON, June 2O-Arrlved bark Berg CNor),
Nielsen, Waterford.
Bailed-Bark Afaanta (Dr). London.
2oth--Cleared, BARK Minnesota (BrJ, Arey, hampura
.Dth--Arriyed, steamers yalyert Foley, balumore
phkmnian Lnnkwood. New York
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srEAxER SEMINOLE Matthews, Of the Boston and sa
towed into Norfolk from Cane nenry Wednesday after
nSesday By e Wm on
LUCILLE, from Baltimore for Wilmington. Nc,
Off the latter port soth inst reported with rudder
gone.
phia June % BY the Us Marshal $1,000 Purchased
by Gen James
BARK LA BONNIE INTENTION (Br), sawtell. from Deme-
rara May p for San Francisco else with cargo Of sugar
% s in Se Soaoe O e s
'l rN r 's sd lone
o ta0% lame hi shot o% G sho fore as as tho ore
rd ant IN w aouTs rs & ne vcsY Tas N esze S Se apG are
hoping light would attract me attention Of some
passing vessel the hope pToyng well founded in the ap
rom Hamburg for New York which received the boats
RsoSs & iG
e sna
owned in Greenock
BARK oRKsrr Ita), Martino from Liverpool, before
reported ashore south q Cape Heary got OF and
gong up TO Baltimore 18th.
ran on nrge '0 tor &
ms stoving in her bow and filing. She was however
t and % afterwards and sold with cargo
F4esi If 4nna1S S al 81 assy sDoff ne in
scnR GRO HryoRD, Henry. at Providence 29th inst
from Ponce, PR only eight days from land to land
rom %iss Bo.cn %hS @ See Srsq s
no date or particulars given Inc z registered 70
Brewster. Mass
NEW ORLEANS June 2y-A despatch from Brownsville
the Jessie White, while crossing the bar
at the mouth Of Rio Grande broke her rudder.
aground and sunk Her cargo Is badly damaVed.
NEWS OF A LONG MISSING vRssEL-schr Fornda Cap
tain Kenmure sailed New Orleans in lSIQ
Francisco and touched at Port Praya and Rio Janero
which port she left in the latter part OF tile year.
vessel calling Rio shortly after reported speaking
the FIorinda in the Pacific, Iust beyond Cape Horn
but nothing heard OF her. The
New orleans Picayune says. that short time
aeo a friend OF the wife Of one Of The
paper that British naval vessel. driven
out OF her course sighted an unknown island in
the lower Pacific and found upon II several
per said they the florinda party, who
had wrecked the island and had been there
since-nore thar rs years aeo. The names given were
those the Florinda's ana in other ways the
identity party is said have been established IL
declined the ground til they had been lost
long they preferred ending their days there Further
inquiries foot to establish the ruthuness OF the
account
NEW LONDON, June 29-Schr Ida Blrdsall from Alexan
dria with coal Groton, in attempting TO land at the
railroad wharf, brought up against It, breaking bboom
and anchor stockAnd doing other trltng damage.
QUEBEC June 3o-Steamer Bermuda (Br), Cleaver.
Newcastle h, intended for service between New
YORK aud Bermuda. mas arrived at this port The cap
tain reports very rough weather on the Atlantic. On
n found the straits Of Belle Isle completely
blocked with ice, and had 10 steer l75 mules to
were surrounded by the ice and unable TO move for
conside rable time lie also experienced dense fog
They did clear OF the DRIFT aud berga Of I'm
mense size until arriving at ST. Paul.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
THE STEAM YACHT RACE.

The steam yacht race between the Ideal, be-
longing to Messrs Havemeyer and the Lookout.
to Jacob Lorillsrd, VIII take place to-day. Tne
yachts will start at ten A. NJ from Fort Schuyler,
at the head OF the sound, passing through the
East River, sklrting Bay Ridge Fort Hamilton, Co
ney Island Point, thence to Montauk Point, on the
east end Of Long Island. and thence Drrlae short
est route via the Sound TO Fort SCHUYLER sgaln.
The stakes are 81, 900, play or pay. The distance
is about 220 NAUTICAL miles, and The contest Will
PROBABLY last from eighteen 10 twen'y hours, If
neither breaks down.
steam yacnt racing Is this year new feature in
yachting and Il attracting good deal or atten-
ton, as people seem little weary Of the stereo-
typed regattas ''drouno the nghtshtp.n the
New YORK Yacht Clue. which now possesses
dozen pretty and swift steam yacnts, recognized
this year the growing Importance OF this branch
OF the royal spor; by onerlng q splendid prlze IN
SILVER, winch was won Dy the LurlIne. IL was re.
GREETED that more did not enter to their pow
ers, such the Skylark. Emily aud the saucy-
Looking little Ell, as one or two OF them are said
TO be very last.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 30, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Russia Br) Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer Acapulco. Gray. Aspinwal-Paciac Mail
Steamer Ashland, whitehurst savannah-RoDt Low
steamer Gulf Stream, Crowen Charleston-J W Quin
Steamer L q Bidde. Pierce. Philadepnla--Jas Hand. q
steamer George Ii strout, Ford Philadelphia-James
HAND
ship Washington. Chase, Liverpool-Chas L Wright 4
Bark volturno dtaD, savarese. London-Funch Edge
Co.
Bark Nina CAus, Ivanich. Cork Falmouth for or
Bark Ruth, Anderson, Amsterd am--Funch, Edye
Bark stafford CBr, Curry, Leghorn-Jas Henry.
Bark Adolph Engler (Br. Stout. denoa-John zttio-
BARK Liberia Richardson. Monrovia via Sierra Leone
BARK Idaho, richardson, Cienfue egos-Tucker Light
bourne.
Priss WaripoSa fietcher Havre-Aivan Mudgett
Brig Annie Inv, Brav, Las Palmas Canary lsles)-
Brig Eastern Star, Foster. Barbados-H TrowbrdGes
Brig Daniel Trowbridge, Rogers, Barbados-D rrow
DrIufe Riis l. Hall. Perry. Cardenas-wayden Co
Brig Marina A Palmer tbr), Matthews, st John, NIB
schr q oerrisn Armstrong. Kingston. Ja-A Solo,
Il" schr Gen Grant Hsws. Kingston. Ja-I B. eager
schr storm Petrel. HASKELL, Falmouth, Ja-Leaycraft
scnr K Lawrence. Herrick, St Domingo city-A
schr Madison Holmes, Bayles. st DominGo-A Dayton
schr Guiding Star (Br, Potter st Johns. PRO W Ber
schr Carlton CBr). Albury, Nassau. NP-F kontell
schr vesta CBr), Palmer, St Johns MP Nevius 4
schr J Chandler CBr Pettis, Windsor, Ns-D De
schr Hero Baker, salem-C Robbins.
Schr Jonn Mettler, Parker. Diehton, Mass-Isaac
sehr Onward, Wheeler Providence-H W Jackson q
schr L Thompson, Hill, Providence-H W jackson &
Son.
senr Burton, Burley. stamiord-stanrOrd Manu-
featuring Co
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
WAsHINaroN. june 80. ls75.

WASHINGTON, June 80, 1875.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE AND CUSTOMS WEIGHTS
FOR THx FISCAL YEAR-RxPEcTArIoNs OF
BENEFIT FROM THE TARIFT BILL NOT REAL
lied.
The Internal Revenue receipts for the fiscal
PEAR ending to-day were Sl09, 7s6Sss. Tne
Secretary OF the Treasury estimated them
t Sl05, 900, ,O00 and the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue At $l07, 100000 The excess
over the higher estimate ID close on 10
33,0O0O00 which Is due TO the additional
taxes levied by the and tarln act OF last WiD-
ter.
The customs receipts for the fiscal year ending
To-day footed up the close OF business here this
afternoon $l56 479 ls2 In coin and ST. 27e IN cur
rency, or a total OF $l57, 500, 40s The secretary
estimated the customs receipts for this
nscsl year at $l62, 100000. rne actual receipts,
therefore, are $4,409 592 below the estimates.
rhis estimate, 10 must be remembered, was ia ad-
vance OF the passage OF the Tarln bi IL shows
that the large expectations OF benefit TO the Gus
toms revenue by this bill have not Deen In any
Appreclaoe degree realized. Tne customs re-
eeipts for this year S. 46d l5 less Than those
lor fiscal year ending June 80, 1874. The Sec
retarys estimates OF the customs receipts for the
ensuing fiscal year $4,000 900; but If there Is
not an nexpected revival OF importarions there
can be little hope OF the receipts approximating
estimates.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwERP, June 29-Arrived. ship Lizzie Ross (Br.
Morris, Baltimore; barks Daphne (Nor), Nielsen, New
York; Germania GerJ, velmore Wilmington. NO
Also arrived 29.h, Mindus, from -.
Sailed 18th, schr Matilda Kranz Rich. Boston.
BRISTOL June 80 Arrived, brig Michena QtaD, Es-
posIto. New York.
BIDEvoRD, June 2o-Arrived, bark Mann Ger,
Deutsch, Pensacola.
BORDEAUX. June H-sliled, bark franklin Nor, Glenn
entsen, North America,
CoRK. June 2o-saied. bark somerville (Br). Baker,
North America.
DEAL June 2s-Arrived. bark Baldsr (swe), wulE New
York for Elsinore.
ELsrSoRE-Arrivsd, brig Eta whittsmOrs, Wright
New York.
GLOUCESTER, June 2o-Arrived, bark ollvari ntal,
Mortoa, New YORK; brig Temi (Aus, Sterck, do.
Arrived SOtl. BARK st Olaf NOR, Lund, Montreal
GRKKNocK, June 20-sailed, bark Opnir (Br), Murray
lifax.
GIBRALTAR, June 2o-Arrived, bark Abby Bacon Mer.
rlll, New York.
BAvRE, June 2s-Arrived, ship Crescent City, Dsano,
New Orleans
sailed 2sth, ship Rxpounder. Croker unItsd States
HAhrtEPooL June A-sailsS, ship DaemAr uaup, Koi'
strBm. North America
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

schr Il A Burlngams BurlingAme. Providence for
schr Angler, Besse. wareham for New York:
schr Lizzie Brewster, Wilson, Jonesboro for New York.
sear q wrgren: McSar Providence for New YORK.
Schr VIM Everett. Boston for New York. :.
schr America, Rockland for New York. with lime to
schr 4 Gurnsy Gurnsv, Providence for New York.
scsr Bertha conoysr, pswtucket for Ney YORK.
schr Eliza Pharo, sherman, Providence for New
SENS Eyioa Nav Cohen. whiting for New York, s
days with lumber 70 Chase, Talbot A Co.
schr ORLANDO smith. Ferns. rortcnester tor Port
'VSdiS scRf aalADAE
BOUND EAST
steamer Tlle. Ewing New York tor New I,ordoe:
BARK SoSsn giles. % New YORK Sf icr BOSTON. M
Brig Brig t SsGnio sb s Alien New YORK Tor yarmouth Ms
sehr Guiding Star Br. Potter New YORK Tor st Johns.
sehr Dolly Warden (Br Allen. New York for Cornwall
schr Chandler (Br, Pettis. New York for Windsor.
denee.
Scnr "A Rowe, Warren. New YORK Tor New London
schr i Means smith, HoboKen Tor Portsmouth
sehr 4 Dean White Port Johnson for Taunton
ssr esr Sessns5 hSSSfep sr estper Se
sear Tahii Abel New % York M for fcrt JEFFERSON
seRr Aiisshania. % Tit%s S New York Tor lowell
sehr Tsmiroo smith. HoSsEeu Tor Boston
h Sehr Brown sturgeon k9nd9ut ono % for Boston,
schr Rodney Parker. Parker. Baltimore for New Ha-
ven.
schr o Wells. Wells. Port johnson for East Green
wich.
scnr Olive Branch, Miller, New York for Lubec, Me-
Schr folant. Howe, HOboken for Portsmouth
schr Alice Moves Baker, Rondout Tor Boston.
Schr Capitol Harris New YORK Tor Say brook.
sehr Clara Davidson, crowell Phladelphia for New
London.
schr Nile Metcalf New York for Lynn.
Schr Jennie Rogers, Rogers. New York tor Pawucket
Schr Jachm Mitchell Rondout Tor Cambrldgeport
shr SAINT Samuel I Hart Bond HoDoSen for RI rortsmoath
Sehr Kate Scranton, Palmer, New York Provi-
dence.
Schr oasco Lodge, Reeves, Hoboken for Yarmouth.
Schr Mcrwln Bunce, HOboken for Fall River.
Schr Alpine, Marshall. Hoboken tor Portsmouth.
Schr New Zealand, Greeneaf, hoboken tor Portland,
Me.
schr John J Ward, Inman, Philadelphia tor New Ha
schr Young Teazer, socum Philadelphia for New Bed
fora.
schr Thos Potter Handy, New YORK for Cohasset
Schr Watchman. Candee, Hoboken for Portsmouth.
Schr Ross. Hathaway, Hobokcn for Taunton
schr Chaffee uokoken for Newport
Schr WIN q Irish. Tirrell, Hoboken for Providence.
Schr Sae burton. Palmer, New York Tor stamford.
Schr q Acken. Toms New York tor stamford
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
SPOKEN.

ship Idomene CBr) from Francisco for Liverpool
all we'll MAY 2 lat "a 81, Ion SO W.
ship Three Brothers from Liverpool for San Francisco,
June 10, So miles sW OF luskar.
ship Moen dam, from Pensacola for Sunderland
June 20, lat 81 46 no lon
ship Beethoven fbr), Smith, from Pascagoula mot
Pensacola) Tor Liverpool June 25 lat 83 To- Ion Is A.
snip Lililn BrD HAIL New York for Callao, May
3D. lat "a 81 y. Ion SO 30 W.
Bark Freya (Nor) from Dublin for Baltimore. June H.
10 miles NJ OF Tuskar.
Bark Maria from Liverpool for Gloucester. Mass 46
dny out. June ~ lat 40 80 lon 70 10
Bark Christel (Ger) from Hamburg for Phlladelphia,
June ~, lat A. Ion - 49,
Bark Delta Annapolis, from Cardiff for Calcutta,
May 49, lat 3 23 y, Ion ~ % W.
Brig James Miller Parker, from Baltimore for Nina
titan, June 70 lat 81 30. Ion II 90