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Jules Janin spenb fifty years in collect
ing his library. It numbered not more
than six or seven thousand volumes, but
contained Aldines, Elzevirs, Robert Estien-
mes fine copies of the pOets of the fifteenth,
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, rare
works in Dutch, and the most important
Chinese books accessible in his time.
AUtohrs had complimentary copies of their
works, with special dedications, printed for
him. These he had bound in the handsomest
style. Some of the dedications are in
manuscript. A copy of Jocelyn had in ad-
dition to the dedication four pages OF man
uscript by Lamartine. A publisher had
printed for him q single copy OF fine
book, ornamented with original designs.
This unique library Janin bequeathed to
his wife, and after her death to his native
town, st. Etienne.
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CHILDREN,s SCHOOL.

Ma L. 4. THOMPSON respectfully Informs her
friends that she has removed to No. I3I SECOND
STREET, between Laurel and AnDunciatioa StTeeta,
where shs viii continue her Select School for MisssS
and Ycuths. Private ssOns In Masle sAd French.
Terms moderate. noA In
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PAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.

The ne1t Session of this InStitution will commence
On TUESDAY. October 9Th. The most ample accom-
modatOns are afforded to young desTOuA Of pur-
suing . thorough Classical, Scientific Commercial
course of studes-
languages-
For PrOsPectus giving terms. eto address
ocQs 7sIy BRO. STEPHEN President.
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Parents in quest Of q hrstclssS school for their
daughters, win do well to investigate the claims Of
this celebrated Academy.
For In every department Of female sdn
cation, Mount dc ChantAl ranks pre- smiasntiy high
Great attention is given TO perfect the puPilS In
speaking and writing French AaeEtiy. For those who
arc suteiently advanced It is the laagusge Of th"
recreation hour The purity OF Sccent and correctness
Of pronunciation acquitted in this IRstutIon have log
been matter Of surprise to the native PArisian.
The rsnovR for superiority in Musie9s WideSpreaA
a. 70 have made this Academy almost national one
One Festurs in particular that should recommend
Mount Dc Chantsi to the sensible parent is the inu
eneo e1sFcssd to the pupil to views and habits Of
economy. simplicity In dress IS enforced by rule.
These facts united the exceedingly moderate rates
for board and tuition viii, trust secure 70 this
school a. large and desirable patronage in the future
&c 81 has enjoyed in the past
For further particulars apply for PrOSpsetns to the
Dirsctross Of Mount % ChautAl Academy Of the
VIsltHsios. near wheeling. ". Va jAlsFiy
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to tho people the South, WIN upon It's Forty.
afth Scholastic year on
Wednesday, October 2, 1874.
with the old advantages q q sound ClHssicsl and
can now ofsr to their patrons the addi0nsl sdvSs.
taSes Of afstciass building entirely new, and muoh
arrangement and accommodation.
me Professors being members Of Society which
"a sfSs Of YOUTH Ssve IN their Vor he great "a
vantage long traditional experience The Education
and has for ts aim not only 70 adorn minds q ths
pupa with useful knowledge but also to inetii into
for the duties they viii have to discharge aftse
The Plan Of Instruction consists Of three principal
msroiai. The Preparatory laats oNn year and
Intended to prepare the younger students for hghsr
The CLASSICAL Course iasts SIX yeare. aad em.
braces 81 the branches Of thorough Coilsgste and
give proos Of the regulate in the
Greek and Latin Languages and show sufficient prod
and tie higher branches Of Mathematcs entitled
to the degree Of a. B. Bachelor Of Arts):
ply and scisnoo in the College have passed TIVE
G SS e lss sr
embraces all tho branches usually taught in Comnorcia
az and Ins gSSrS Of Of e. The
Students attend lectures In Natural Philosophy and
The age Of admission 10 from nine 10 Gfsesn yeare
and to be admitted one must previously know now 70
TERMS FER SESSION OF T8H MONTHS.
Board, Tuition and Washlng payable half yearly.
and in advance. s99 " W
Bed and Bedding. IL 70
Cinculars can be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF sP2Iha HILL C0LLEak
THE JESUIT TATHEkA
c0rn'F bAr0nn' "le PoT&srNH ccsss Agent
auz3H1y lao Gravier street, New Orleans.
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The Liberty of Liberalism.

A recent speech made in the Austrian
Parliament by Mgr. Greuter, deputy for the
Tyrol, caused some sensation. The follow
ing is an extract from it "How Often" he
said, have We had to listen to the asser-
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CANT TINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARpKAu, MISSOURI

This institution conducted by tho Priests OF the Con-
gregatiou of the Misaon st. Vincent Of Paul, II
Beautifully located the Mississippi river, forty mies
above Cairo. and one hundred and fifty milss below st.
Louis.
The College buildings are large, commodious and well
ventilated. The grounds beautiful extensive and
we'll adapted for heaithfu2 exercise.
The College s Of easy access. Regular daily packets
The scholastie year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER and ends about the first Of July.
TERMS.
Board Tuition Per scholastic year
Washing, and mendng Of articles washed-..-...-. 20
Physcian o Fee and Medicines 10
instrumental Music. %
For further inform alton apply to
Rev. A. VERNA, @. NJ,
President Of the CoilegA
--.--- Or 70 Rev. THOS. J. SMITH, O. Il,
81. Josoph's Church, New Orisans.
Mr. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier Of the Mutual
National Bank, No. LOG Canal street, Now Orleans 10
hereby authorised to receive and give rooeipt for any
moneys which may be paid to him for account Of the
above Institution.
A. vERINA O, NJ. President.
Kew Orleans AUGUST B. 1871. se97 70 1y
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A CADEMY OF THE HOLY ANGELS,
Under ths Direction Of the
SISTERS MARIANITES OF HOLY CROSS.
Corner Rampant and Congress sts., Sd District.
INV ORLEANS.

This 1nstitutiOu, incorporated February 2d; 1889,
occupies = largo property aRroSNoly uenAtod In the
ouburs Of the city not far from the river. and in
locality most favorable for health and stndy. 1t re-
ceivos Boarders and Day Scholars.
For partIoaIars apply 70 the suPerioreas. Se2o On
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ct. srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. L.oU1s, MrssIssRPL

This institution, ohartered by the State LegslatuEo
and conducted by the Brothero Of the Gsorod Heart
has operation since 1s5s: Beautfu
situated on tho shores Of the Bay commanding oxa.
sve view the Gulf and afordng all the advantages
Of the and bathing in the Summer its sYen-
did locAuon 10 great inctement heathful eEeease
and for the pupils. The Commercial Course
comprises AL the breaches Of good English education.
Board aud Tuition session. payable half yearly IN
advance w
washing per sssion - 90
Besidioe per session toptonal) 60 10
Doctor q Fees -------.--------.------ O0
vaoatton. If spent the institution s. %
EXTRA CHAR3Esi
Piano and Violin, per month e.ch.. 10
Use OF Piano, per month th-----.---------- 4 ~
Brass Instrument, per month 90
Spanish and German languages per month each.. 0o
For further particulars, apply TO
BRO FLoRIMOND.
aR9s '74iy Director of the College
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Z. c. PALMER President
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President. Of.
DIRECTORS.
I'D CONERY FREDERICK WING,
=. II. KELLER, W. II. THOMAS,
DAVID WALLACE JAMES JACKSON,
e. G. PALMER.
Its capital gives security to depOsits-
Deposits of Fifty Cents and upwards received, and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed.
jyI2nIy JOHN S. WALTON Cashier.
HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK,
CAMP STREET.
Paid-UP Capital .----.-----.SeOO,OVV
p. IRWIN. President.
Z. COHERY, vIce-President.
JOHN G. DEvEREUX. Cashier
DREcToRs:
P. Irwin, Z. Conery.
John Henderson, WIN. Hart,
Thomas Martey, Emile Gauche.
Thomas Gilmore
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ct. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg Frederick County, Maryland.

This institution Is situated In healthy
picturesque part of Frederick county Maryland. half
mile from Emmitsburg and two miles from Mount ST.
Mary's College. 1t commenced In 1907 and incor
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland In 1876 The
buildin ga are convenient and spacious.
The academic Is divided into two sesaions Of Eve
months each.
Board and Tuition per academic year. including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
S1loo "
1 Il L. -tor oacn session lxo w
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
The Academic year is divided into two Sessions
months each beginning respectively the Monday
Of September and the frst Of February.
Letters Of inquiry directed to tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR
nos ~ ly - JoaoDhs Academy. EmmitAhurR Md.
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CT. MARY-J FFERSoN CoLLEG Il,
PARISH FIST. JAMES, La,
Situated on the ssissippi River, Sixty Miles abovs
New Orleans
porated by Law Of tho Legislature and empowered e.
DAY, October 9Th 1874. It is under the direction
OF the Marist Fathers who form society specially Do
to education. College Point and Convent Landing
and regular landing places for
going TO and returning from New Orleans.
Payable in q. 8. currency lsysarly In advance,
Board tuition, washing and stationery per term Of
poosors fees and medicino, In crdnary eases of iii.
Entrance fee TO be paid only onoe 10
N.B-An music lessons ars to DO paid for menthls
His Grace the Most Rev. Arohbfshop OF New Orlonne
| The Row Clergy Of Agiers.
For further details, apply 10 tho Rev. Preaidsna ~
'n' o'N's'' v, MIR. p PoURsNE,
ocs7 74Iy No. 100 Gravier street. New orlssna.
ST. MARY's COLLEGE,
| (cLAssIcAL AND coAzMRRCIAL,)
MARION COUNTY. KENTUCKY.
Knoxville Branch Of Louisyiile and Nashville Rail
| road)
| Classes resumed on let OF September.
Board and Tuition, per 5000 oC
Beddtng, Washing and Mending ...."......... Is o.
Haifyearly in advance.
| Fer particulars apply to
au2s If REV. D. FENNEssY @. R., President.
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Black alpaca speciality at Levy Bros, $50
NagaEine street
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EDUCATIONAL.
MIGHT SCHOOL AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
ST. ALpHoNsUs CONVENT OF MERCY.

ST. ALPHONSUS CONVENT OF MERCY.
A Night School and Sunday schosi tfor those who
cannot attend the formef) have bean commenced fer
Boya by the Slsters at this Convent.
Hours-Night School, from Q % O'Clock.
Sunday School from $50 TO $50 r. u.
MIGHT SCHOOL, SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
st. Alphonsus Convent of Mercy,
st Andrew Street, Between Magazine and Constance.
Under the charge of the Sisters Of Mercy at this
Convent there opened Night School for Girls
and also Industrial School, in which ATE taught all
kinds of Plain and Ornamen tai Needlework.
Hours for Night School from to o'clock and ror
Industrial School from A. n. to I'm
There will also be opened. for those who cannot
attend either the Night Day School Sunday School
Hours from $3.50 to $3.50 r. NJ. noa u
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EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND DUBLIN.
parable In all parts of Ireland. for any amount from
~ upward, sold at current rates. jasS "a II
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
tsT. JosErH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution. Avorably known
tho people Of the South, viii enter upon its Forty
6fth Scholastic
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T OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street,
Capital. ----..S Sbo0,oO0
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FINANCIAL.

DIRECroRs.
DR. w. Newton Mercer, L. Il. Goneres,
David UrquhArt, George Jonas,
j. g. Gaines, q. A. Adams,
Carl Rohn Thomas Allen Clarke,
Christian Schneider, Chas- j. Leeds,
Saml. Jemison. j. Tuyes. oc4 10 ly
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scnn JENNIE ROGERS, before reported put into New
London leaking &c sailed 10th, the leak having been
stopped ny diver,
new schr being built in NJ Baylis sons yard
Port Johnson H. to be commanded by Capt shelah Bay
les date OF scbr l. BelD, IS named VI Cuzd.
LuBHc, Me. July ll-schr Lebanon ran into schr g
Bent, Of JOnesport cutting down port quarter inc Le
banon lost all her head gear, including cu.water anu
started stem, &c.
NORFOLK, July 1s-An unknown schr Is reported cap,
sized miles OF shore from sand Bridge, ana about ~
miles S OF Cape Henry. j Baker Co have sent
the wreekng sehr Lewis Capt Chase, to her assist
Rnce.
NEWCASTLE Del July 2D-The ship Nile, for Antwerp,
which grounded mellow here yesterday afternoon came
off this morning and passed down
LAUNcH-Juv 90 at Bath, Me, from the yard Of Chap
man Flint first class ship Of about 1900 tons burden
sHIpEU1LprNG-Messrs Hill 4 GEM, at their yard In
BucKsport are building ship OF l,b tons unIer
Lloyds special vey, as an IL years snip Inc keel
and frame of white OAK 49,.
The Wsca Oracle says that the ne ship At Brch
Point is TO- tons 2l5 feet long 40 feet wide and "a deep
including 50 feet between decks; MeSsrs Brown onS
kins formerly OF Bath are building her Tor OaptJ
Roberts OF Wlscasset and others. they nave also on
hand bark OF 800 tons for Capt Harrison OF som
erve Mass She $50 ieet long has 80 rect breadth OF
and 1919 depth of hold, including ieel nelh
between decks Capt Harrison formerly commandeu
the bark Dorchester The new vessels are being puit
the Inspection of the marine surveyor OF fLeSn
LloYds receive the hghest CLASSIFICATION snarueu "
v
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THE KEHOE WIFE MURDER.

KEHoE SENTENCED TO TWENTY YEARS IN THE
STATE PRISON.
Patrick Kehoe, convicted OF the murder Of his
WIFE, was brought up for sentence yesterday in
the Court OF oyer and Terminer at Jersey City.
The prisoner tremblod when told to stand up.
Judge Knapp then said:-''Patrick Kehoe, you
have been convicted oil the murder OF your wife,
and the jury, regarding the evidence most favor.
ably to you, have found your offence to be
that OF murder in the second degree
This saves your life. It Is needless for the
Court 70 say that the evidence put your
lie In great peril; nut the jury, through
ANXIOUS desire TO give YOU the behett OF every
douot ana legal advantage, withheld a capital
conviction. Tney have SHOWN desire, If any
error Dy them should be committed, that such
error should be on the side OF mercy. For this
offence the law permits your puulsD ment in the
State Prison for the peIlOd Of twenty years. aud
the view Of the Court on the character o Your
offence constralnS 1t 70 pass upon you the ful
sentence OF the law. The sentence OF the court is
That you he imprisoned at hard labor III the state
Prison for the period OF twenty years.n
Kehoc then stepped forward and, In a altering
voice said ne wished to ask the Court one favor-
that they would send his little son 10 the Reform
Schoo. Judge knapp replied that the child should
be properly provided for, and KehOe was then
taken back TO jail TO await removal 70 Trenton.
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THE ISLAND OF COzUMEL.

AMERICAN COLONIZATION ON TEE COAST OF
YUCATAN.
From the Two Republics (Nexco City, June 23.l
This Island, situated on the eastern coast OF
Yucatan, and famous as the site OF some OF the
grandest and most impressive ruins and monu
ments OF a prehistoric race to be found on tue
American continent, is at present the object OF
considerable interest IN New orleans, as steps
have been taken in that city for Its colonization
Attention has been attracted TO this island on ac-
count OF its favorable location, the salabrity OF
its climate and the great variety and value OF Its
productions.
THE FIRST BATCH OF SETTLERS.
The schooner Austrian lett New orleans on the
sth OF May, having on board thirteen emigrants
ami a quantity Of lumber TO be used Ey them for
construction Of their Eabitations. The schooner
proceeded directly 10 the Island, landed the emf
grants and their baggag and then went 10 Pro-
greso 10 secure the necessary permission Tor land
ing the Iumoer but as the unceremonious dlsem-
barking OF the emigranis and their baggage was
considered irregular, 10 say the least by the Gus
tom House officials, tne vessel seized TO await
an Investigation. As the captain o the schooner
undoubtedly acted In goo4 falth, we feel confident
the Minister OF Finance will order the vessel to
be released as soon as toe case reaches his office.
TINS ENTERPRISE which has already commenced
In earnest, VIII we suppose, be conducted with
greater vlgOr, now that the Mexican Congress Ia 8
passed Jaw extending SO many Inducements 10
emgrauts.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
sun AND NOON.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 20, 1875
CLEARED.

Steamer Algeria Brh McNickan, Liverpool via
QueenstOwn--C Francklyn
steamer Idaho q3r), beddoe, Liverpool via Queens
town-Willams GuiOn. :.
steamer Columbus. Reed, havana-Wm Clyde
Co.
Steamer old Dominion, Walker Norfolk, City Point
and KichmOld-Old dominion steamship 90.
steamer Ann Ehza, Richards. PhlladelpnA-James
, Hama.
Bark Romance OBI, dye. iondon-Boyd HncKen.
Hark MCPHERSON, Nicoi, Bursedon, Ell II Whitney
A Co
Bark Hancock tBr, Durkee, Cork or Falmouth for
Bark solalde Nor, Petersen, Cork Tor orders-Funch,
Edyc Co.
BARK Rachel Norton, Stettin-Brett. Son Co.
Bark Henrietta GER, Won Hagen, Bremen has Luz
Bark hmma BIZ. Card Antwerp whitney Co.
Bark Mary Reed, Geyer, Dunkirk-Yates Porter
field.
BARR Golden Fleece (Br) Armst. ong Barbados-H
TrowbridReis ronS . go
Brig Harry Aubrey (Br), Briggs Barbados-Dwight
K Patt -
Pitt o.,, nm -.
sehr Ben Bolt CBr). Drake, st George NB-Jed Frye
Schr b Baker Murray. New Haven-Rac kett &
Bro
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


SHIP EHRRALo, which took fire and was scuttled at
Honolulu ek In Is feet Of water is badly burned
forward OF main RI ging 10 the trail the
boa rd side survey recommended raising her for fur-
ther examination. The disaster occurred on June o.
sntP NEVADA Kruger, at PHILADELPHIA from HAMBURG
on July 8 when of sable Island Banks passed large
quantities Of new pAnking
BARK FRANCIS Is FAY, Osnood, which arrived at Mel
bourne May Is. found 70 he fire OIL Cape Verbs
which was subdued by the aid Of Portuguese gunboat
Capt GOD wife much frightened by the acci
dent that the vessel had to put into Pernambnoo
medica advice. Mrs. Osgood died arrival
ncendiAry
BARK CYRrNE tnr, wrecked at Timaru befope re-
ported has sold for E2J her cargo crnsstng OF
BIO seepers, sold for f9Jl
BARK EARL or ELGIS, which went ashore At Cape
Chatte but subsequently nJated and taken 10
Quebec sold by auction at that port July Is for
$500
BRIO AEoAprAN tof Arichot, CBD, Terrio from New
YORK Antwerp. with cargo Of petroleum, put into
Dntch Island habor 18th inst for repairs Wing the
10Th inst III mies south Of BIO Island, during
heavy squa from the north, carried away head Of
foremost and received other damage. Next morning
champion went 10 her assistance ana towed her
to Providence where she VIII have "A new mast
scnR WILLIE HARRis-SchrJ Flanders OF New Bed
ford TO me wreck Of the above vessel sunday
morning ana saved portion Of her material which
ana crew. TO yneyard Haven. schr Rarragansett
winch run her down, kept on her course without stop
ping.
scuR l. HErsEY from Philadelphia for Pembroke
put Lubcc 18Th having been run into by schr Ltban
on, ~ george. AMI bad main jID torn anJ sancnions
Started on The UOrtslde.
SOM BsSJArrs, nom New YORK for Pembroke, which
was run lnO az CamDOoelQ aiter str Ring on Quodiy
IN her hold. Will come OF on spring uJes
SOM SPARTA was disposed Of az United states Mar.
rlas safe at Bangor, ON SATURDAY, " Arey oi WIn
roorL ior SLVVJ
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A DARING RUFFIAN.

BOLD ATTEMPT TO ENTER AND ROB A DWELLING
IN BROOKLYN
About eleven O'Clock yesterday forenoon the
door bel OF No. LIT Livingston street was rung
loudly, and Mrs. Frank Hollander, VINO, in company
with ner husband, is mindng the domicile during
the absence OF the family OF Mr.. Albert Smith,
Mrs. Hoander fortunately did not open wide the
door, but heid last to the KNOB aud saw young
man, about twenty-on years old, wearing a SUIT
OF dark clothes and "A white straw hat, WHO said
he was a rooer. He nad been sent by the pro-
prietor OF the house, ne said TO repair the roof
on his arm he carried small coll or
rope. Mrs. Hollander said she did not believe
him and that he could not enter the heuse. QUICK
10 get IL about her meek. sac screamed loudly
for help ana the fellow ran away. The
husband or the lady, hearing his wile's cries,
came up, and, on learning Of the occurrence,
secreted himself IN the hallway near the door for
an hour, in the vain hope that the Tuf1an won d
return. AS he did not come back Mr.. Hollander
went TO Police Headquarters and notified Ser
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FOREIGN PORTS.


BATAVIA May 2j-saied, ship Moonlight waterhouse,
In port June 2 barks Moses y Tower HaIlett from
Buenos Ayres arrived Nav "a chartered 20 at the
Eastw I'd for Melbourne at Ct lis 6l sophia Luhus
HOPKINS. from LverDOOL arrived
DUNEDIN, NJ May 22-Arrived, schr Rosannah Rose,
Soule. Boston. fhe II LETT Boston Dec 49, 1874. and
with light weather south OF Capricorn and easterly
winds oil the Cape, which DELAYED her. he had put
into stewarts Island tor provisions and water having
Hone KoSo July 1s-Arrived previously, ship Mid.
night Halett Liverpool.
HoSoLULU, 2- Arrived. schr Legal Tender Wind
ing, Francisco; 10Th, bark Murray, Fuller. do
2Jlh steamer City OF Melbourne BD, Brown, do (and
sal ed 3lth for sydney.
Sailed June 81 brig Morning stardnissionaryl Gillette.
Micronesia; July |, bark Delaware binds, Victoria
HAVANA, July Disabled bark II Brockman Tyson,
AmbOy; igth, schr Geo sealey Blohm. Galveston.
Arrived l9.h briggs Cora, Coombs, shcldsborough
Joven Gabriel tSpl Brazos
MELBOURNE June 5-n port, bark Caba rfeeid (BI,,
Fraser ldg Tor Auc yland where she Is owned
hAYLGUEz, PR, July Sill port brig Mary Dana, for
Boston, to sail 18TH schr Jos Brown for Turks Islands,
NEWCASTLE, Nsv, MayI7-Arrlvea. barks McGilvery,
Jewett Melbourne Tor Java; 25d. sweet Griffin, do
Arrived May %, bark Tewksbury L Sweat Griffin,
Melbourne.
Sailed May IL bark Nehemiah Gibson. Bradford, sim
Eohra SYDNEY, CB, July 2O-Arrved, barks W oliver,
Mckay Antwerpi Neuuphar DIR, Walker, Liverpool
PIoTou IS; July l9-ArrVed bark Warrior OBJ. Flem-
- JonS, NB. July 20 Arrived brig Edua NJ Gregory.
Arrived 18Th bark Tor1burn (Br). seeley, Boston.
Sailed 10th, ship Rock Terrace (3r) for Liverpool
barNsJohn Hill tBr Harvey, Dundalk; NJ smith
WELLSGroN NJ, Nav 22-Arriyed bark Queen Of tho
South (Br), Adalr, New York
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THE FLOATING HOSPITAL.

The moonlight excursion up the Hudson on the
new noatlng hospital OF st. Johns Guild, last
evening, was a success, except so far as the moon
was concerned. The lowering clouds and threat
ening aspect Of the weatner initiated against q
crowd, but long before the time named for start
ing the Reception Committee found thelr hands
full OF QnfSts willing 70 con frihnte TO a worthy
charity when the sacrifice involved a delightful
excursion on the water IN "a cOmmodlouS boat,
with choice company good music and ali the
accessories which could cOnduce to an enjoyable
evening. IL was computed, Notwithstanding the
adverse ciIcums tances, that the party numbered
July 700 ladies' and gentlemen. The managers OF
the Guild were asslduous ia promoting the COM
fort OF tnelr guests and the band Of the Seventy
first regiment furnished incentives for dancing on
the broad decks handsome addition to the
fund resulted rom the excursion. Regular trips
for sick babies viii begin next week. The Guiid
managers appeal 10 the benevolent public Tor Inc
means to give the poor sick the lul benent Of the
enterprise.