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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
nJ- See cable news.


scIR ADDISON CENTER, towed into Portland Me- dere-
hct has quarter ana stern and anchor gone in
aepars ABOUT o @ h Vessel her IN the
scEr Ellen capt Whitmore The Addison Center was az
prize could not heave her anchor.
scIn ANNA BELL. at Alexandria 7th from Boston, was
braces broken &c
phia. had heavy weather and lost part Of dec6Ioad.
scnR KoRET Bsbbidge from bangor for Boston, which
der casing
Is erroneous, she not having passed in the Capes
scHR JAMES A srETsoS Chase, from Gloucester with
fish Is ashore at Hell Gate.
ALEXANDRIA. June i7--steamer Express from Balti-
gotten on ana proceeded on their voyages.
SAN FRAScIsco. June sShip Champaign, Capt Merrill.
Fsrraione ISLANDS At oeloct last evening and SUNK
s sns naS p INC mo S m
Al the time strking had Just about standing
the vicinity Of Point Keys, - which the course
The farailone granp The ship was Under tops lis With
hauled up he was thck thar the rocks
lightly at the ana then ground on the rocks her
w wRen she aoated on and flied Rapidly snd sunk
IN es e ne oa cap na w the a
70 leave the ship, and IN getting into boat oyer The
now wae A Mai os lie was before t
clothing shortly after leaving tne ship the log rose,
when the sighted the schr MendocinO and pulled
her and taken board ana brought here The
nearly vessel having been built az Boston in
1874 aud registered LaTj she owned by w Ii
Kins co. Of Boston; The lad the following cargo,
consigned 10 Geo Halves C0:-Bottles, A. packages;
bitters 30 boat boots. 226 cases. bats, do;
coal 23 TONS candles. SO boxes croquet crates;
casting 1879 cider Ill chairs Mg do;
copperas IS bbls orugs ~ boxes; empty packages 49,
iues as; glassware, 69l PACKAGES; hubs, " do;
hardware, 81 do iron, lfl tons; liquor | bDl;
osotR 70 'OS Do Ob IRON ron
$50 paper 81 bundles IS bales; pipe AZ packages
plank 553 pieces pumps 1906 hangngs, is cases.
pepper bbls sheet ron l69 bundles; starch 50 bulls
spikes, 322 kegs: st0neware, packages: spokeS %
cases: trucks do toDacco rs do tiles lOg; tin gl3
tubes 40 packages trunks rs nests toys cases.
whiskey. so bbls wire rope, &C, packages; WINE,
cases bhs woodenware 81 packages; white lead, 3se
whiting, 10 bbis. Inc ship ana freight insured
SIPS The cargo valued AZ about 5000 10 in.
sured ia New York amount not known.
LAuNcHED-On 18TH inst from the yard Of David
Bayles St0nybrook, LII the clipper schooner Caribbean,
built the inspection OF the shipmasters Assoca
ton Timbers white oa and locust. plank OF yellow
pine She AL tor twelve years and - Intended tor
the South American trade, and viii be commanded BY
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THE COTTON EXCHANGE.

Tne following standing committees have been
appointed oy the managers OF me New York Cot
ton Exchange.
Ersaairs-I. p wenman. r. TannahnI. W. P. Camp
bell X u. Bruce anu &. nfsh. Jr
F,eaArs--E. Lehman. r. Fachiri A. B. Graves and W.
J. Miller er-g9.ca0.
sgesrrisory-Thomas scott, J. II. Hollis and George
nlnufen.
Ttsr--w. Woodward. IT. r. A. Patterson, W. v King,
= somthclm aud ~ lcOman
gi9sfu II ppetis-Wlam Biruil. N. Lehman, Dwight
stone William PatricE a. n. BALDWIN. Lucius Hopkins
and +. Waiter
ajias.,a i,es, j. r lsucmann NJ b. Fielding H. II.
Ware. u. W ats ID HARRISON.
observation-disclosures Eenner. T.. X. Chesbrous h,
George ". 81 IN. Fredericton, James W. Noses, A.
Allen, Jr.. aud n bunari.
Nssaterahfp-rhllp henry. gr.. J. Il. Froelgh, H. z.
Zercga. g. y. Lathrop and ~. 4. MaRe.
ant hf4issfifC. A EasOn, - y. FRENCH
II. lutte, u. Arnold +. a. Skinker. w r. Camp
T,rfs-eeorge Copeland, =. j. Murphy, r. J. slaugh-
ter j. r. Macaulay, Robert Moore, q nyllested and T.
omaiatisa-R Tannahill George Blagden. P. Fachiri.
". r. Miller, l.. Walter A. Allen, Jr., and George r.
Moore
Arsaraiion-Wllliam whitlOck, Robert Murdoch, 8.
Grunor, II. N. lie Count and !. 4. Dayton.
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RAPID TRANSIT.


The AL1AED DILL a LAM-RADNEhbANGo AN0@-
IT TO DE BEGUN AT ONCE.
The Hustled Rapid Transit bill. passed at the
close Of the legislative session, having become a
law yesterday by receiving the signature o. Cow
ern0r lllden. the irlerds Of rapid transit in this
city nave already taken measures 10 procure the
appointments OF commissioners under It. The iol-
lowing application has received the signatures OF
a number OF prominent cltiZens, and Will be pre-
sented 70 Mayor Wickham to-day
70 the lion WILLIAM H. wIcKHAM, Mayor Of the city o.
Your petitioners residents householdcrs ana aSpay.
TO bring 70 your attention the following acts:-
act passed enuled AN act furtLer provide TOR
the construction anu operation q steam railway or
scoadIha the rst section OF the said act reads as
'sEcTIoS Whenever il shall appear BY the appca.
ton Of fty reputable housenoiders and taXpayers q
Justice III the supreme Court mat there Is need in
transportation o. passengers, mails Or ireieht,
The beard o. Of, supervlsors OF said county
them d such apple tlon duly yerised as Aforesaid
q the sald county and VINO shall have lull power ana
after directed 70 do ana provide, and certificate
whose appointment ssned BY .he chairman ma clerk
tary o. state anu duplicate thereof N the office q the
railway snali 10 wholly within he limits 81 any eity in
the state then such application shaI DC made only TO
such Commissioners aforesaid
holders axpayers the city Of New York. ana,
such do severAy depose and say THAR there Is need
IN the city ana county OF New York Of steam railway
or railways Tor the transportation OF passengers mails
freigntm
Wherefore your petitioners respectfully apply to you
for the appointment " ive commissioners Tor the pur
poses win power authority and subject 10
duties that provided in ana by The said act
All 81 which i respectfully submitted.
The law requires thar the slgners 70 this appli-
cation snall verify their statements by afnaavtt
before Judge or the supreme Court. Mr.. Roose
welt mas therefore made arrangements with Judge
Donohue 10 sit at his chambers, IN the New Court
House, to-day. nom nine 10 eleven A. NJ, 10 take
these aiidavlts. ALI taxpayers and householders
are competent 10 JOIN III TINS application. The
members or the Rapid Transit Association and all
others interested are requested 70 Join IN said APP
pllcatiou and attend before Judge Dononue.
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FOREIGN PORTE

BARAcoA, June SIN port schrs 4 De Hart prIscolL
for Philadelphia next day; Victor Pnlg. Pinkham to
cARDESAs June ls-sailed barks Continental Fills.
Brothers, Thurlow, do schr Charles Morord, rarsons
c4InAnrES, June Il-Arrived, schr ArIanna Aubry.
Breakwater lith. May Mcfarland Mcfarland, So 18th,
s s5s Gsos w N xgIs s scents a
Breakwaer; lah. brig Carrie h Pickering Tory New
FATHER FoisT june is liz fM-Passsd steamer Mani
toban mot misprned). Wylie frsm Glasgow for Que
Arrived 18th, steamer Prussian Bp. Ritchie Liver
HIoco mot YoKohamal, May ls-rn port bark Mora
Asss June ISr seI saeds Austin
gan, Roekpor Texas; bark Asia CsDl Guszala
5I6: Ti5%insion, Holmes Orleans;
fortuna Fortuna br, ScconneE So PiSy Of hstisras ~
LocKroRT $ June i7-Arrivsd brig WALTON, St Mar
MArANzAs June I6-,sailed, bark Mary Pratt sayin,
north Of Iaeras brig fubal Cain, Stone, do schr
QUEnfc. june S~Arrived. Texas OBJ. Lauren
saAScHi April 2O-sailed, schr samos. Bryant chee-
ia asS o ea oy e o ea Of
BAY June issaled bark Bel stewar'
ST JAGo. June ll-Arrived, brig Rich, Paine. New
Sailed ON brig valenca Small New YORK oona
Sailed 18th, brigs oastala. whltmore north OF Hat
gins, New York
ST JonN. NIB, June l7-Arrved, schr NJ Stevens (Br).
Edgett, New York.
Also arrived l7th bark Kate Agnes r), Havana; 18th,
schr VI l. ST Pierre. Philadelphia via Portland.
Arrived 10th, schr Prairie Bird (B, Hjelmstrom, Sa-
vannah.
Cleared 10TH brig zingee Br), Edgett Moncton with
inward cargo, from New YORK..
Cleared 18th schr Aurora BorealIs lBr), Clark New
York.
Also cleared nth banks Brothers. Pride Bp, Brown
ell, Tralee: Ida (Brl, London.
Sailed 18th. barks Wihelmina Pust Ger. Seyer Mum
oles, Il; Emma tBr), Liswel Penarth Roads; Isle OF
Beauty (6r), Grlmsby, Il.
VICTORIA, June lo-Arrived bark Empress Eugene
(Br), IRON Talcanuano.
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len ana New Zealand Creenlaw Ph&deipn ae ' Ps
Manioye Saiaman Wiaon 1ara Appeg ass
Johnson Il Daley Parser Helen Mar WARD Ges,e
Young Chancellor, FERGUSON; sas Brainera nawk a;
sarah l. thompson Hun and Lucy Babcoek ROBINSON
isth-Arriyed steamer Florida, crocker, Phlladel
pha brig John Avilcs, Bangor.
At the head Of Long island sound 10TH AM bound
Wilsy. Il BRACES WIN Fsrren, VIM GRAY surprise,
Mary Louisa, Edward IAndsley II Dverty, VIM Buck.
PAwTUcKET. June l7-Arrived. schr Lizzie, Taylor
Sailed chrs Bertha conoyer; NOycs, Baker, ana
Inga Arrived schrs II sau,re Haev
Boston Anna Collins TuthilI, New York; Franklin
Sscd-sehrs Cakes Ames Edmond New York; Dick
SAN FRANCISCAN June lO--saed bark c Murray,
Fuller Honoau sGhr Legal Tepder wina I a d8 svo
Ssw Gy Y9rS SBn Md l1yespSe ew York
lsth-Arrived. steamer Ncwbefn, from CUR OF can
sATiLLA, june ll-Arrived, schrs Conservative. Ben
SON Aeey wasson srs youp9 Hail DO
soMERsET, June lo-Arrived schr Minnie kinnie
saedscnrs Phelps crsnmer 0 Ph@d to1 Rsx
i7tn-sailed schr Samuel McManemy, Walls. for Phil
VINEYARD HAVEN June i67Arriyel sehrs About
OF S2 s Mh MaaaoeS
and Edward stanley, Dyer. Rockland tor do; Helen
i' Sailed. sc6rs Froc, Mary T Bryan, Mary Cobb,
J LYDIA Mary SSpies sia9 yarncy
hanne wesbrqok, Bramhall, William Th9mas, william VILLA
Treat, Alfred Chase, Card. sarah Louise Light
Boat Isabella Thompson, Samuel Nash. larry Not,
Eastern Belle, William Penn, Maud Bessie and Al
17t-Arrived brig Isaac Carver Bangor for Philadel-
pha schrs II Curtis Hoboken for Boston MAUD MeD'
stor, Bangor for New York; zcavo, Portland for New
ark, NJ. 49, J, +,
Saled-Rrg Isaac Carder; schrs Susan Stetsor; L
Sargent Monitor, Aleghana, Edward Stanley, Helen
Gen Hall, Maud Webster, Zcavo
Pissed by--Schr Volant. Bangor for New YORK: 90.
lsth-Arrlycd, schr Elma Wright, or r welnlneess
Mass; Golfer (Br), do for st John; NIB Laconia
New York for Rockiand Hope Br, Walton. Ms, ioa
Bridgeport
WILMINGTON Nc, June l5-Arrivcd. schr ID J Foley'
Dinnell, Baltimore.
Cleared Bark Emma Crook (Br), Sully, Cork.
WEXFORD, June l6-saied, schr Geo Reppliers
Blizzard, New York.
WESTERLY. June l5-Arrived, schr Reading Railroad
No 43, Ticc. Philadelphia and sailed 18th tor do).
Sailed-Schr President. Lester. New York.
l6th-ArrIved schr Loveland, Rondout.
WARREN, June l7-Arrived, schr Richard Law Haws
kns Baltimore.
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sear Amer. pharo. nlngham. Providence for New

schr Albert Pharo. Bingham, Providence for New
YORK.
sehr W Clark. Clark. Providence for New YORK;
schr y COLLEEN Brown Somerset for Phlatelphia
burg
schr q Collyer. Newell. Providence Tor New York
schr Rhode Island. Watson. sag Harbor Tor Rondout
sehr Dwight Davidson, Freeman. Boston Tor hAfltan
River.
schr Henry Repscn, Allen. Fan River for New York.
schr Irbana. allen. Providence Tor New York
schr Virginia, Beagse, Boston for New YORK.
Der % order.
schr WIN Brainard, Kelsey, Providence for New York.
ecnr Hunter Green. Newport Tor New YORK
schr Ida Howard, Mosier, Portland Tor New York,
with lumber to j creed.
schr Chas Comery. Freeman. Bangor for New York.
with lumber TO j Creed
Schr DelpLi. Allen, New London tor New ork.
schr Minquas Philips. Providence for New York.
Schr Mary n Mfiin, Ferris. Warren Tor Hobokeu.
scnr VIM Bement Harris, Providence TOR New York.
schr Hattie Collins, Aickeron, Hartford Tor New
sehr VIM Thomas Lttcjohn, Pawtucket for New
schr New Regulus, baker. Providence for New York
schr Henry Clay. Staples New BEDFORD for New York.
Schr Florence, sackctt, Providence for CrotOn
schr . II Burnett, Burnett Providence for New York.
schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New haven Tor New York.
BOUND EAST
Schr W Gcssner, Egbert Hoboken for Providence
Scnr CLARK. Northup, Hoboken for Providence
schr Deccora. harrington, Weehawken for Boston.
Schr Chas II Northam, Cole, New YORK Tor Pawtucket,
Schr Adele Felicia. Parser, Newburg tor Norwich
Schr b Eaton, Weehawken Tor Boston.
Schr Black Diamond. smith, Rondout for New Bed
ford.
schr Lille Wells. Watson New York for Calais
Schr Mantle, Beebe, New York Tor Taunton.
Schr surprlse. Bowman Sew York Tor Fall River.
schr Georgia, Cook, Hopoken for Boston.
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nay NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER
ING THE PORT oRNEw ToRK AT NIGHT.-The NEW
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night
signal for board the HERALD steam yacht show
ing while burning the coors green, red, changing
the other succession and can be seen sew
era miles Captains OF vessels upon seeing this
signal will oblige by preparing any marine news
they may Tor the ship News Department OF the
HERALD.
nS Persons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels
arriving New York do so by addressing to such
vessels, care OF HERALD news yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts of the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

THE ANSxCAL EXAMINATION on MONDAY NEXT
CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION
WASHINGTON. D. c.. dune Is, 1875.
the annual examination OF cadet mldsnipmen
and cadet engineers at the Naval Academy ct An
Dapous viii terminate tomorrow, and the maj
exercises viii take place on Monday next, when
tue diplomas VIII be distributed 70 the graduating
midshipmen, thirty-two ~ number, ana the
graduating enQneera. sixteen m number. The
X auuates will DO allowed 10 go 70 their homes 70
await orders, and the other classes Will lmmedl-
ately sail To- their annual practlce cruise on the
Atlantic coast the cadet midshl omen on the Con-
stehati0n aud the cadet engineers on the new
slOop Alert.
Tie candidates for admission 70 the Academy
a. mldshfpmen, ABOUT 100, nave been ordered 70
report on MONDAY, and their examination Will De
CONNIE uccc Un Tuesday next.
Toe examination Of applicants for admission 70
the Engineer corps WAL take place IA September
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FIRE ON SOUTH STREET.

shortly before seven O'Clock last night a IRE
broke out on the top moor or inc nve story brick
building Nos. 1l5, III ana is south street. oocu-
pied By stephen II. Bassoro, cigar manufacturer
Damages 70 stock $500. The hrst moor was occu-
pied % Lawrence Ennis as q clOthing store.
Damages BY water 500. The building. which IL
owned by william OnderdonS was d8maged 10
the extent Of $1,000.
during the progress OF the fire Theodore II.
Ernest a fireman attached 70 HOOK anu Ladder
Company No. 4, fell nom the truck VII lie assist.
M In removing one Of the ladders, receiving q
fracture OF tue rignt Lex. lie was taken " the
Perp HaaDltaL
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THE FERRY CONTEST.

To-day IL Is announced that the great public will
have leave to be carried BY steamer to Staten
Island free OF cost. The opposition ferry, under
the management OF Commodore Garner are fight
ing the OH Terry line 20 the bitter end and have
arranged 10 run the Thomas COllyer 70 Stapleton,
commencing IRON to-day. for THIS Gay ne fare
VIII TIC charged.
Ibe following change or time goes into effect on
the opposition East SaOre Ferry liue on Monday
June u, 1870: leave StapietOn. 0;05, 10, S:20
$40 aud IL A. NJ. l2zO, 1926. AIS, Is and 25 A.
N. Leave New York. 6:85, so, 80 and IL A. Al. I;
H. AS, 3, 4, 5. aud T:lO II. AZ.
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PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.

ABOUT six O'Clock last evening a man named
Hurst Korn, German, recently residing in Bu-
faIo, was pronably fatally injured By q train in
"the cut o. Garion station, near Bergen Hill.
HIS lnlares are In the head and lower limbs. he
was carried 10 -. Micnaelis H0spt tai, Ia Newark,
where lie liea In such a condition that his recovery
Is considered hopeless. he II unable 20 give any
m m
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents AMI shipmasters In
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau. No 40 Fleet street. TO thS Paris oaice
Rue Scribe. the arrivals at ami departures from Eu
ropean and Eastern ports Of American AMI all foreign
vessels trading with the Untei stataA the wall be
cabled this country fres OF charge ami pu5isaeL
Captains arriving and sailing from French ami
Mediterranean ports will ani the Paris ones ths
economical and expe 1iuouS for teeErapning newL
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

S-FRANcE-s0UTH coAsr-KsrABLfsHMrNT or
ToULoS.
The French government gives pouce that from June
l. 1873 the following harbor lights viii DO exhibited at
OLD HARRoR-The light Is fixed red, on an iron stan
dard, situated the lett angle OF the gate Is eie
waited 1884 above the level OF the and 10 feet
above the ground, and In clear weather visible two
miles.
standard situated the north gate angle OF the port
5J3 yards ~ by II the old harbor light II Is
lgA feet above the level O the and Ia feet
ground and Is visible In clear weather two
hearings magnetic. Variation. IS oeT 81 min
ly In 1873
AYRIcA-wEsr coAsT-sxyECAMBIk-LIcHI AT
DAcAR, c0REE ROAD
The following information IN regard 70 the light and
been given by the French Rear Admiral Commanding
the south Atlantic station.
The light OF III Dacar Is fixed white elevated
1917 the level Of high and Is visible
three 10 four miles in clear weather IL Is hOised
iron gaows frame Ok cet above the etty supported
the light - feet from the end Of the eastern etty or
the port
During the night preceding the probable date Of the
arrival Of the packets the employees OF the Messageres
Maratimes Company place red lantern On the steam
ers mOOrng 70 show the position; the lantern IS
about four feet above the surface 81 the water.
-FOUR moOring bu0Ys have been placed In the
harb0r at Go wards nOrthc OF the large
Jetty and three In the r0adsead Tor the vessels Of the
state, in line nearly cast and west and IN depths Of
north the end OF the Ietty. The red buoy marking
the limit of the Satnom line In the western part OF the
Bearings magnetic Variation. 10 30 westerly In 1875
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE 49, 875-TRIPLE SHEET
Sailed ISM steamer CITY Of Brussels CBr Murra

Sailed 18th steamer City Of Brussels Bj Murray croin
LiverpooI). New York.
SHIELDS June lssailed ship Ellen Goodspeed, Moore
or OTIS, San Francisco mot previously.
SINGAPORE June l6--sailed. ship Boynton, Blan-
chard, Boston.
TRIESTE, June l3-Aruved bark Rosina ntaD, Gambar-
della, New York.
Keeney, Daricn.
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AyaIcA-vEsr eoAsI-szSnoAnsIa-LIonI AxD svers A
SPOKEN.

Ship Halcon Peruv,, from Puget Sound for callao,
Nav lat2 n. lon l20 ~ W.
schr y Merritt from Philadelphia for Baracoa, no
date. Crooked Island Passage lby schr Bonnel at
Philadelphia.
scbr Mary Ward, from Philadelphia for West Indies,
pdays out, June 2 lat y 10, Ion 81 To-
Schr Lizzie Ives, from New York for Corpus Christi,
days out June Z. lat 70 30 Ion IS II.
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TO THE EpIToR or rms HERALD
The Tribune 81 tse 10th Inst. published article
headed .'yeraci.y OF Joan j. Price-Repatatlon
Of an alleged witness Or improper conduct on Mr..
BeeeheT's part-False statements declared TO
nave been made W him. said article purported
70 have been founded on interview with
Thomas J. Evans, OF the Franklin House, Brook
lyn. / nave scra No. Evans au4 ne states tEAt /
was not tie man referred - b. him. and mas
gwen me caro- - that eject, wnicn inclOse.
Mr. Evans could DO no less than tins As never
lad any such conversation VITA aim as repre-
sented.
TIE statement in the HERALD OF Monday last
describing wat had seen between Mr. Beecner
sIfldaylt 10 mat effect. fully understanding the
consequence 81 false "a d. l should not have
9Uw revealed tle lac Wir4lA ms knowledge AAd
act Mr.. Loader gwen thein suUstan l4llY - q re-
porter Or tue HERALD, without ms know edge.
al poor ulan trying o. make al honest hNiuE,
and dil not want 10 &c subjected 70 toe per1ecg-
ti0u have seen pursued towards other witnts
uatement mace ~ M. Loader 1 thought u was
.ignt that should 30 50, and / nave tod
;ae truth, as Goa IS nv 5Gdge. AN perfectly
silnnu 20 subject the truth o. my statement 70
egal inquiry AID my character ~ Jgllcial IN
Fc.tigauoM. 4ppcai To tMat spirit vi justice aud
AIR play that suiel0s every citizen aaxinst con-
temnation Without nearing. alsa0ugn ~ may be
pronounced ~ the area power 20 plymouth
sharcn. l vii SIMPLY add that parties rom tue
MN they represent ME TO uc ! have no 0ouDt
r0ud have been well palu. and should now be the
recipient u their piauults. JOHN J. PRICE.
BRO~KLYS, June rs, 1870.
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MR. EVANS CARD.

ions J. PEICR:-
DEAR SIR regret the injustice done you In
the arucle In the tribune OF the 10th nat. Upon
seeing you Ind that was entlreiy mistaken In
the man. I willingly make the correctton and am
sorry that have been the means Cl dong you 50
treat an injustice. Yours truly,
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BELOW.
Bark Albina QtaD, from :
SAILED.

Ships Hovding (Nor for Bremen; Storkers Nor), do;
banks Fillppo utaD, Gibraltar; Gyda lNorl, Lonoqn
John II Rottman, Genoa Drigs RUBY. Port Spain; RAJ
ven, Matanzas; ropic Biru, Havana; schrs Flower OF
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK ron THE
MONTHS or JUNE AND JULY.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes cashed. Information furnished. Spanish BfYA
Taylor 4 Co, Bankers
NJ. II Wall street, New York.
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A BsOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"a different states legal everywhere; no publicity
fees N Cd vance ADVICE free. Comm even
stnte. FRADkKICk KIND. CounselloratlAw, -
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steamer Saas Destiaatisa.I once
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ALEXANDRIA June 17-Arrived schrs Anna Bell,
Boston (and sailed day for Belfast; w Yelling
ton do; X Beard, NJ Harlow. Helen Hasbrouck,
- Tor Georgetown
sailed-schrs W Godfrev, Bristol; Howard williams