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Tribute Of Respect.


WHEREAS, After long. useful and hunora-
bic term on earth,it bath pleased the Almighty
Architect to call our worthy brother and
Companion, HIRAM BRoDIE from life to cter.
nifty:
Resolred, That by this bis gain, we. rs Van
Buren, Lodge No.G, and Van Buren, chapter
No. 3, have lost an efficient and faithful bro
ther and companion, and that society has
sustained the loss of an upright, honest and
worthy member.
Res0lrcd That while we feel confident oul
departed brother and companion has only
Gbeycd the g,ivel of the Grand Master above
calling him from earthly labor to celestial re-
freshment, w.1sSapot refrain from deeD-felt
grief, and y .ssympathy With ms Stricken
family, and hereby tender TO them the conso-
lations taughtby their religion. and the tc-
nets of our beloved order
ReSolrea, That we wear the usual badge OF
for thirty days. that copy OF
these resolutions be furnished to the family
of our deceased brother and companion, and
be published in the van Buren PRLss.
GRAN. WHOM
J, NJ. WOOD . I,,.. ror,;,.,a
r, s. ROBERTS, ?"'"' 'o'''''"''''
= :. PERNOT
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Eldnk LeS(ie's BOW of dWerica,

This is monthly magazine to which Brace
bridge Hcmyng' Esq, the well known author Of
the jack farkaway' series Of stories is regu.
lar contributor Mr.. Hemyng is expressly aud
exclusively engaged by Mr.. Leslie. aud every new
production Of hi. appears first in Of the Leslie
publications. Those Of Mr.. Hemyng's stories
which are printed in the Boys Of America are cx-
clusively published in that publication. Thi.
magazine is also otherwise filled with the best
works Of other authors and has other features
which give it first place among the leading pub.
licaions of the land. Price, Is cents Number,
or 81 80 a year.
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II II Is with no ordinary degree of plea
surc that we are at liberty to pronounce the
donation to Rev. John Harrell, last Thursday
splendid testimonial Of the esteem in which
this faithful minister Is held by our people.
1t was liberal contribution from all classes
OF our citizens,
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Fropk Leslie's LadE's JouynaI.

The lcajing fashion weekly Of the country, in
which are set forth all The latest American fash.
ions which are designed by our first class New
York artists in dress, az well as the lates. crca-
tions of the best Partisan fashion leaders. Our
readers are always certain Of seeing in our pic
tures, and Of reading in the descriptions thereof
the very latest and newest of all the newer styles
from the acknow lcdged fashion fountains of the
world. Price 10 cents Number, or 81 a year.
The Van Buren press., 1875-02-16
TIE CAUCUS FORCE BILL.

The caucus committees force bill and
the probable shape in which it will be
presented to congress have been widely
discussed to day. The position of lead
ing members is cauvassed with much in
terest. Ii appears to be well determined
that not single Republican member
who has ever earned any reputation for
honesty and integrity Of purpose will
support the proposition to renew the
right Of suspending the writ Of habeas
CORPUS.
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DEMOCRATIC FILiBuSTERING.

The probability of the Democrats
forcing continuous session Of debate
until the 4th of March as a means of de-
fealing partisan political Legislation was
but they saw no means of preventing it.
Ii is reported that some Of the eXtrcm
ISIS in that body are urging the adoption
of an amended rule, after the manner of
the house, to meet this anticipated
emergency.
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REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.

The caucus met again tonight, and
seems to have been better attended than
it was last night. but on neither occasion
has the number pres, mt been half the
party strength those members recognized
as moderate and conservative refusing to
attend
The Van Buren press., 1875-02-16

tE Judge Wheeler has resumed his seat In
the Scuate.
II Attention Is called to the advertisement
Of Maj w. d. Blocher, Real Estate Broker
and General Land. Collecting and Tax-pay
ing Agent. Maj. Blocher is we'll posted in
his business. competent and reliable. Any
one having business TO transact at the capital,
cannot do better than to entrust It. 10 him.
lie makes buy Ing scrip speciality. h.
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il. undoubtedly. the d.ter,

fI-lt is, undoubtedly, the determine.
tioa Of Grant, In case congress should
adjousn without taking action in the Ar.
kansas troubTes, 70 send troops to the
capital Of our state to insiate Brooks in
the gubsnaterisl chair. ..4yft.
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ET We cannot see where was the
propriety of the Mardi Gras festivities at
Little Rock. II strikes us that Arksn.
sas, at present, has little cause for merr.
ment
The Van Buren press., 1875-02-16

~ Hon. w. w, Eaton has been sp.
poiutsd' BY Gov. aIngersoll. Of Connscsi.
cot, " the vacancy ia the United States
Seosts, occasicned BY the death Of Sen
ator Buckingham. qspst
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u The Daughters Of Rebecca and the
Odd-Fellows are to have sociablc, Monday
night. the 22d. A. j. Ward is to deliver an
sddr, IS. and the exercises will be lnterspcrs-
I'd with music, at their ball. .... .t....
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Ticket; so cents; Children uader IL 25c.
5000 REWARD.
Proclamation by the Governor.


NHEkEAS, ithas come to the knowledge
w of the Executive. that Dallas illcr, in
Craw ford county IN this State, was killed by
WotM Miller on hf'abodt 'tflrtitth day Of Oc-
tober fS7s, and The said Wood Miller being
still at large, .. .p., o..
Now therefore. LA. II. Garland. Governor
of the state of Arkansas, by virtue of the au.
thority vested In me by the constitution aud
laws of said state, do hereby oilera reward of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS,
$4,000 for the arrest and delivery of the said
Wood Miller to the Sheriff OF Crawford coun-
ty. Arkansas
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the
l.. s state to be affixed ut Little Rock,
this the 2Sth day of January, A.
d. 1875.
A. II. GARLAND, Governor.
By the Governor:
b, d. BEAVERS, Secretary of state.
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kF President Grant mast have been
drunk when be wrote his last message.
No sober man could possibly have writ
ten such monsrously diabolical docu
ment
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~ The New York papers are very
strong in their denuaciation Of Grant,
for the unwarrantable and despotic man
ner 10 whish he has treated the Arkansas
matter. sutI.r Iy. ...
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Please to Take Notice.

Robt 7 Laraen, junior partner of the New
York soliciting agency OF W. j. Largen &
Bro. will exhibit in Van Burcn, about the
,0,h Of February, n handsome sample Of
goods from the houses they represent, embra-
ling hats, clothing boots, shoes. crockery and
glassware. etc. They have also added groce-
ries and dry goods to their agency, Look out
for the samples on the Goth. 26-3w
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~ Gen. Jas. r. Pagan. United States
Marshal. and W. H. Clayton, United
Statas District Attorney, have. been con.
hsnsd by the Senate, for the respective
o(Does, IA 5i NJ Aw fsUa aa = sft@lH
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n Office.
Proposal for Sale of County Bonds.

Dl an Order Of the County Court of Craw-
- ford County. Arkansas, at the January
Term. 1870, | will receive Sealed Proposals
for the Sale to the County of its Bonds of the
issue of 1867, until the first Monday in April
next. 1875. to the amount Of the special fund
then on hand. said Proposals to be endorsed
" Proposals to sell County Bonds, issued lSG7,
and signed by the parties, or agents, holding
the same. Proposals to be opened in opened
in open Court on said day, and bonds pur-
chased from the lowest bidder.
ED. 4. SCOTT, Clerk.
Van Burcn. Crawford CO.. Ark. Jan. 1878.
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Notice to the Holders of the Ar
kansas State Bonds.

OFFICE STATE BOARD FINANCE,
LITTLE Rock, January 20. 1906
INDER a recent act of the Legislature OF
" Arkansas the undersigned have bcCu
constituted Board of Finance for the State,
with authority to correspond with the hold
ers of the Bonds of the state in order to agree
upon some uniform plan OF consolidating and
settling the Just debts Of the State,
Holders of such bonds will do a favor to the
Board by comforting with them at an early
day. All letters addressed 20 them on the
subject viii receive proper attention.
a. II. GARLAND, Governor,
t. VI RosE.
q. \ PEAY.
state Board OF Finance
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EE Hon. John w. Williams, (col of
Phillips county. member Of the state
senate, died at Little Rock, on the orb
inst.
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EF John L. Routt. Of Illinois, has
been appointed by the president for gov.
ernor Of Colorado .t. .ars... .-
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II Mr.. Chas. r. Harvey was elected May
or BY the Council. last night, In place of Hon.
Hiram Brodie, deceaeed.
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Resolutions of RcSpcct.


At a called meeting of the Town Council
held at the Mayors office, February l5 1915
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
We. the members Of the Town Council OF
Van Buren,, Arkansas, here assembled, have
learned. with profound regret the death OF
HIRAM BRoDIE our worthy Mayor. and, in
testimony of our respect for his memory, do
hereby ..,....
Res0ire That by the death of HIRAM BRoD-
III, late Mayor of the town OF Van Buren, Ar
kansas the Council has been deprived Of one
of its most honorable and efficient members,
the community of an upright and warm
hearted citizen, who was steadfast and unset
ti%h in friendship, and who during his long
and useful career, in our midst, has ever been
distinguished for his uniform Kindness, can
dor and courtesy in his private relations, and
for an honest discharge of his public duties
and engagements
ResOiUed, That we mourn with those near
est and dearest to him. and sympathize with
them in their must sad bereavement
Resolved. That these proceedings be placed
on the records of the town, copy furnished
tile family Of the deceased and published in
the Van Bnren PREss.
l.. IL. SoUrHMAYD. Recorder.
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II For fresh garden seeds, 20 to Dechcrd
& Bro. they have large and wei! sclrcted as,
sortment.
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~ The ONCE OF tue Cherokee Advo-
cate. TAhieQush. c. NJ. was destroyed by
Ore q short time since. .s v,,r fav-r
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Frank LeSiies illustrated Newspoyer
The leading pictorial paper OF America in
which are illustrated all the prominent events
and incidents of the day. q cents cory, or 81
a year.
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81 Gen. Daniel 4, Sickles is to be
placed ON the retired list ...
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II Our old friend W. b. Mooney, IS out
again. Be careful and not expose yourself too
much. II ID exceedingly pcriious.
The Van Buren press., 1875-02-16

81 Senator Buckingham, Of Nor
wich, Connecticut 10 dead. l..
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With MANY Thanks.

The family of the Rev. John llarrell desire
to express their appreciation of the generos-
ity Of their friends that prompted so libera!
donation as that which they received on
Thursday last;Yand on behalf of the Kew
John llarrell, who Is now absent, they would
express their sincere thanks for the uniform
Kindness that has always been shown him
and the continuation of which the donation
at this time is so distinguishing an evidence.
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T AXE Notice.

~ Crawford County that will be at my
Office in Van Buren. TnREE DAYS IN ZACH
WEEK, TuUEspAY. FRIDAY AND SArURDAY.
commencing on the ith of February AMI con
tinmc unti the Goth day Of April tor the coli
lection OF the various taxes of the County and
Town
JOHN +. WTNFREY.
Collector Crawford County.
Feb 2d 1S75--tf
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Affords TO the youth Of America series Of orig
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the l4th inst, X. G.. nATTAwAY Esq. aged 70 years,
In the death OF, Mr.. HATHAWAY our com
munity has lost ope of its oldest and most
.nstn, res peutcu' tftizrns. ne hau ncid tnc
Office of Justice Of the Peace and County
Judge, for a numler of years before the war
His funeral was attended, yesterday by Craw-
ford Grange, of which he was Secretary Mt
the time of his death, as well as by a large
number of ourcitizens Mr. hathaway was a
kind husband and.a good father, and leaves
an interesting family and large circle of
friends. May the sod rest lightly upon his
bleast and may he "slccp sweetly the sleep
that ne'er knows awaking.n
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Notice.
Commissioners Sale.

DI virtue ola decree of Honorable Circuit
ID Court Of Crawford county. on thanccry
side. at the October term. 1874, In case of
Charles y. Mcdowell Us. John b. Shaw, ct. nj ct.
l. as Commissioner named In said decree. will
sell to the highest bidder at the Court House
door of said County in the town of Van Blu
rcn, on
22D DAY or FEBRUARY, 1875.
within the hours of judicial sales, the follow
ing described tracts or parcels ofland towit: !:
The NV Il a, See ~ the NE a and NV Il,
Sec %. and l3i acres more or less Nv SW
Il "A. Sec l3 the $ y. See II. and all
.. the land lying Sot the n Q of Sec p
90 and North of Frog Bayou,
all in I 0, North Il
30 West
situate In said County. at the mouth of Frog
Bayou. or Clear Greek. aud known a, the
Shaw Farm.
TERMS OF SAIE-Crcdlt Of 3 months. pur-
chaser giving note with approved security
and lein on land retained for purchase money
Deed made When purchase money paid.
\, J. WARD. Comm'r.
Van Burcn, Arb, Jan ~, T5--iw.
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~ We have been requested to say that
Rev. Mr McManus will hold Divine Service
at the Episcopal Church, next Sunday, the
2lst. The notices of services heretofore, have
reached MS too late for publication
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE Is, 1875.
CLEARED.

steamer Old Dominion. Walker. Norfolk, City Point
and kichmoad-Old dominion Steamship Co
Steamer MavhoweT. Fuits Philadelpma-Jam HAND.
Ship Lady Lawrence tBr), Clark. Liverpooi-Bareiay
ship Com missary Br), Hunter, London-charles
ship 4 W stetson. Moore London-Grinneil Minturn
Ship Nuovo Rather dtaD La comare, Bristol. E-John
ship Northern Light Kenney. San Francsco-sutton
Bark Margarita CAuso, ssppa, Alexandria. Egypt
s. Ursula(Brg. Dickman, Bahia and Rio Janeiro
BARK L Chapman CBr), Eve, Cienfuegos-Tucker
BARK Elliott Richie, Hutchinson, New orleans-N Il
BARK Geo Esson Gum, Charleston-Perkins q Job;
krig Burgess (Br). Mcbride, London-C Ber-
Brig Tropic Bird, Korff, Havana-James W Elwen 4
Brig Raven, Croker. Matanzas-J T. Ward a Co
Brig Laura lBr. Durham, st John, Nb-Boyd
Brig John Kennedy, Hughes, oaveston-Evans.
schr John Rose, Howell Pernambueo CBrazip-Abiel
scnr Laura A Webb, Johnson, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
schr snow Bird (BD, Grips, 81 John, NIL MENUS
schr BAH. Ryder, Galveston--w c Adams
schr Kelsey. seelrnan Richmond, Va-siaght
sehr Juna Carnage. Potds. RocklAud. Ns-James Y
schr israel snow, Hatch. Rockland. Me-B Wen
sehr Lady Woodbury., Woodbury.. Portland, Me-Jas
schr Eddie Pierce, Haines, Boston-Isaac Staples
schr Lucian. Ball Provioence-Rackett Bro.
schr smith, Baldwin, Harttord-Geo Blair
scnr saline Burton. Burnley, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Manu-
schr ? Godwtn, williams. stamiora-sramtora Man
ufacturinR Co.
Cleared iath-steamer octavia (sr). semmerA AsDin-
wall
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
o. See cable newS


SHIP MARIANNE NorrRnouM winch arrived at Homo
lulu May "a rom san Francisco lost overheard oil the
iormer port the third officer, Ale Xander Campbell
BARK BLACK EAGLE from Pensacola Tor Boston with
lumber. which put into Nassau June 4, leaky, &C.
dischar0ins decklosd June Tor a survey
BARK CHIEF, Nickerson from New York for Bevrout,
which put INTO Gibraltar April partially dismasted
proceeded on her voyage May Y, having finished re-
pairs.
BARK WASHINGTON GER, Wolter, from New York with
tobacco TOR Lcoh horn, winch put into Gibraltar May III
with cargo shifted aud leaky, had discharged May 81
aud would commence repairs Immediately
BRIG FLORENCE Brj Avery, from Charleston for Stet
TIN with roSin which put into Nassau June o. leaky
manned Stn. and would DISCHARGE cargo tor repairs.
scHR Il LANE OF Gloucester, with 80 obls OF mack.
ere put into Vineyard June L. with ioresau split and
foreboom broken
ScHR ADDISON CENTER which into and sunk
was owned by G 4 II Babson OF Gloucester she was
a vessel. and her fourth trip tine Banks.
She cost $93 10; insured TOR S4D63 in the Naumkeag
Co OF salem, and 5000 in the Gloucester Mutual.
This IS the thru Gloucester vessel lost within week
SoHR ALMARErrA, Merrill from New York for New Or.
wreck The cargo. with the exception the slate and
cement was all saved The captain aud crew had not
reached Nassau June 8, The A BIB tons register
built in 1873 at Calais, Me, whence she hailed.
ScHR ALICE HAAKE Grinnel, from San Francisco for
Nicolaeske (before reported was abandoned on sag
halen May 9.
LAuScHED-At Vallejo Cal, June 5. new schr called
and light draft the river trade She about ~ tons
register
HALIFAX. June l5-Brig Lizzie Br). steele. from st
Johns NJ, sydney. ashore sunday at Cape st
Marys The saved rho vessel will he a
total loss She insured tor SSOOo In Halifax offices
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. June i4-Arrived steamer Z Knight
Passed up-sshrs R ) Collins, H Sargent, Albert
ss'cd G ri I v VIII" Hsvens Norwich.
APP0EAuG, June ls-Arrived, sehr Sarah Boice,
no TON June is-Arrlyed, barks James Mccarthy,
Gould: simons, Bay cGh Dapnin (Norl Hs,ns
1srdspss brig Sseon.s sTous GTs nan Pr Annie
chr. f Shar. ed%sn pnnha Pori Antono ia
Eiwood sarion, JARVIS. clenfuesos; ] 4 L 9 Adams
isssc / CLARK LsEs. asisn1as; Isry Rsnkia fuller
wooa Yonnr HsSSndra Marietta mon stesdman
James aaria. Brown; Edward killer, Chase wesisrn
Nastse, bale. P6iladsiphiai Mary knoTisoa "
ton. Butler: Revenue, Phnney. and J ii Gordon,
Ireland wss.aSssH vSssT j. Kelly Ssw York 49,
ssq Perry s!h E.Gyle wS 4ls.t ps ar
Also arrived. snip Lotile Warren Brl,, Lucas Cal.
yer. smart: IlObcSen; EyS \ Johnson, johnson Wee.
Gertie 7 Morrow, punnins MOSQUITO inlet. VIM Ste,
ysns ElweIi Ocean traveller Adams; Lucy wneatlsy,
i ksiisy Kelley Iobossni Ihcrub FLETCHER, 90
pre- sysn S ReSdeaI; Sss Psiae cS. HsssndTs
I 4 Kngwles Ghase. Balumore; Cnas \ Jackson
fariand aad Sea breeze, freet6iy, PRadeiphisi Key
Hs@iin: Kelsey 40; il il Tlst, wixSS wssHswFen
Brown, do WIN Croker, Kelley DO; Pennsylyania,
Joseph MAYO Bra4r, sew YORK: Abbe oaiss Marion
DO; Herbert Manton Kelley Rondout; kalmsr Lam an
lams. West, do sinaiOa, Robinson. DO; Luoes. snow
Also arrived. brig Elizabeth Br), Bale, q Johns PR;
schfs Orloe, BAKER, wcehawken; Hiram Gurus Curtis.
Poaahsespsie; jan Sewio Gs stever. Rondout.
Below-Brg Lizabel, nom Baltimore; schr VIM Mar
Cieared-s te imers Dominion (Brl. Clements. Var.
mouth Ns Georss Aggod LoyeI.1d Bslm 1S snip
Charlie ston q Horace scudder Gould, Rchmond Val
Ryder, norfolk schrs olive Crosby, HuIchinson GAL
more whltmore. kiehmond, il withington, .Crowell
Kenncbeo River
BALIIM0RF. June it-Arrived, steamer euiiermo
V-Cisared-schs 4 Wiley Wiley, Bath
- lsth-Arriyed steamer guilaume span. acne Ns
hstworh Sew Yors Ppal 1 cpows Soton
.Also MISREPRESENTATION Tuekahoe, Brown. Nswhern.
Hartmann bremen, Don Juato Bennett. Genos; LIber,
tas (Eus, wiekander Waterford hedos NoD Filing
Cioaredgsteamsrs seaguIL chills chArlsstoni Cab
Elder. Reed Sew Ysrt. ncsvrora keynoids DO,
bark Johann Lad wls GER HOLES, Bremeni senrs
Boston.
Joasnn Sswg ,oOr
Person, Person boston: 4 u Edwards. Philadelphia
Bull RIVER 50. june io@afrived, bsrk Arcadia
Bg Anderson, sydney. Obs brig ruoells Br, BingaV,
sailed about Sth BARK Rvangellns ODD, Davis, Lon
BASGoR, June I2--cIeared, schrs Mary Psarson.
warren, Newcastle, Des W woodruff, Haskell, Phla.
delphia Mathews Wentworth, New York via franz
BAfH, June ii-krrivsd, schrs sarah a Hoffman,
hisRErryedn sc H Wen bsnnis csoweii and Mary
slandish Higgins, from Boston. 70 load Tor PhhaaeE
,saled-shlp. Charles Dennis Got Richmcnd, pssw,,
Kexar < John. NB& achra Henry NAY. Nay fnla'
aelpna Carrie walser. Chadwick cnaresioni Helen
HRis fOL june is-Arrlved, sohr l. coperth waite
zones PROV idenes Tor ssorastqwn ~ s9a 'g op
stn-Arryed yebr ks9he. Jane % Na,. w
;sad sailed is ia S''"N "'''' '''''''''' =
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BoxsAr-Arrived, ship Fortune, Taylor Boston.
Also arrived, Rochelle" from san Francisco
cAprx-sated, schr Calvin Baker. Baker, Unitsd
States
DIAL June is-Arrived. brig Kaiuna. Nash, London
for New YORK tsce telegraph news columns
gins, New Orleans
Arrived 18th. bark Home CBr). Valentine. Philadol
phla
GRrxSocK June la-Arrivod bark Karnak CBrJ, Cook.
Matanzas
Also arrived IAN TRADE. from -.
LIVERPOOL. June l5-Arrived ship Hannah Parr Nor).
Ballstadt, Pensacola
sailed llth bark Carrie Deap (Br) McRae, New York
LoSDoS, June l5-Arryed, schr Jeanne dare FrJ
Ferue. Boston.
Also arrived 18TH ship Kaos C, Bartlett, Pensacola
barks Rosa lSori Gill; do; Queen OF Ceyon Bn, Scott
New York; Marina JFr. Jean. Manila.
Sailed Itth. barks Hermanos Nor. Jacobsen. United
states; Charlotte Geddie BD Mckenzie, dol brig Tell
Norl, Mortensen. Boston.
MovILLK June l5-Arrved. steamer Elysa tBrl, Camp
bell New York for Glasgow
Also arrived 18th, steamer sarmatIan (Br), Arid, Que
bee tor Liverpool
MARsKlLLEs-saued. steamer olympia CBr. Young
New York, bark Jena Utah, solari san Francisco.
Also sailed bark Investigator, Butinan, United states
QuEESsTowE, June Is AM-Arrived. steamer Atlas
(Brj. rioseason. Boston for Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON. June l5-Arrived. steamer Mosel Ger,
Neynaber. New YORK for Bremen.
YoKoHAxA-Arrived, steamer City OF Peking, Morse.
san Francisco,
LONDON June is-ship Niagara CB,, McFarane, from
New YORK. Liverpool ashore at Hoyhead. has broken
up. large portion Of her cargo has been washed
ashore.
Bark Dirigo. Blair. nom Liverpool for MatanzAs is
windbound MILFORD Haven. wish loss Of sails and
pumps dsarrAnged.