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TRAMP THIEVES.

Two men, giving their names Charles Weldon and
Charles Bradley arrested the Of Willow
and Tenth streets, Hoboken, yesterday morning. In
their possession burglars knives and other appa
raus The residences they profcssed 70 occupy in New
York were found To be bogus Both under thirty
years Of age and dangerous looking characters They
are held to await further investigation.
Michael Carr detected In attempt TO enter
liquor store about midnight He sent 10 the Peni
tentiary.
A young man named william Smith caught rob-
blng the money box Of a the Five Corners line
last evening
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A PAWNBROKING SwINDLE.

A youth Of seventeen, named E. B. Blake, carries
the business Of pawnbroking at No. So Chatham
street. Mr.. George Eddy, of No. "a Second avenue,
pawned a ring with him the 10th OF juno, and in
about mouth after went to redeem IT, Blake refused
give the ring. though offered the amount lent with
the interest claiming the loan only for month.
Yesterday Mayors Marshal Kelly compelled him TO
turn the ring and fined him $25 for doing business
pawnbroker without license
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CONDUCTORS REBELLINa.

Several OF the old conductors OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have sent in their designations ra'ner
than wear the uniforms recently prescribed By the COM
pany. Some Of these conductors had become wealthy
and tho badge of sorytv as well as the other checks
upon them was too CALLING TO be borne with patcnce
The trial of the defautng conductors who wero arrested
two wears aeo has been indohnitav postponed
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Al the base ball tournament being held at Johnstown,
" the Johnstown and Gloversvlle clubs played yes
terday afternoon The former club won the game by .
15 10 About two thousand persons witnessed
the contest
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SALE OF TRoTTING HORSES.

There will be sold by Messrs Barker h Son. at their
auction mart, Thrty-nnth street and Broadway, on
Saturday. the entire tottng stud of Colonel George D.
Hanna The stable is entirely Kentucky bred and con-
ssts of the following named animals -Clarence Celia
Walter, Theodore, Westport Beverly Alendale Stock.
land, Harry shannon Rife Boy, SpeedweL, Hebron
Rosedale, Catawba Edwina and Woodbne
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The famous prizes won by the American rifle team
at Doymount and Clandeboye, together with the mas
sve Challenge Cup presented by the National Rifle Asso
cahon Of Great Britain 10 tho National Rifle Associa
ton OF America, for competition at the annual meet
ings OF the latter, are exhibition at the establish
ment OF hessrs Tiffany Co., in Union square
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PATRICK HENRY'S RIFLE.

AT the conclusion OF the banquet to General Dakn in
Brooklyn, on wednesday night ex-Judge Daley, on
behalf OF Mr.. John +. Henry "a neal descendant Of
Patrick Henry) presented to the American team rife
which mad been used by that statesman The precious
relic is TO be shot for every year.
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and the third money went to Ella Madden and tho
fourth TO Parks Abdallah.
Tomorrow will be the eliminating day. when such
animals as Goldsmith Maid, Lulu, American Girl, Judge
Fullerton and Netue will appear
Goldsmith Maid is the fayorite tonight by 100 TO 25
for the field
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SPRING VALLEY DRIVING PARK.

LAST DAY OF THE SUMMER TRoTTING MEET
ING-sHERMAN AND LADY WOODS THE
WINNERS.
SPRING VALLEY, N Y, August 26, 1875.
The summer trottng meeting Of the Spring Valley
Driving Park to end to-day, the events being Of
very interesting nature aud the attendance extremely
satisfactory.
SUMMARY.
SPRING VALLEY DRIVING PARK, SPRING VALLEY, ROCK
LAND COUNTY, n. Y, August 26, 1S75.-THRD DAY
THE SUMMER TRoTTING MEETIHG-FIRsT RACE-Purse
$3.50 for horses that beat 245 mile heats best
three in FIVE in harness; 500 to the first $40 to the
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TIfH RACE


Goldmne was first away, Paper Maker second the
Panic colt third, Jack Trigg fourth vernango fifth.
When they reached the three-quarter pole Godmine
was showing the way, the Panic colt second, Paper
Maker third, Jack Trigg fourth, Vernango trailing
The horses galoped sharply up the homestretch and
they passed under the wire Goldmine led by head
Jack Trigg second two lengths IN front Of the Panic
colt who was length in advance Of Paper Maker,
Vernango a lengths behind Going around the up
1rigg Godmine leading one length at the quarter pole
Trigg and Paper Maker side and side the Panic colt
fourth, Vernango bringing up the rear. The horses
spread out the backstretch and there day
light between all of them, but they passed the half
mile pole the horses about length apart Godmine
leading Paper Maker second Jack Trgg third Vernango
fourth the Panic colt fifth and hopelossly beaten Gong
around the lower turn Paper Maker challenged Cold
mine, took sides with her, and at the three-quarter
pole had bcr beaten. She afterward gave up the
race and was passed by Jack Trigg and Vernango.
Paper Maker had easy Of up the homesretch
and won by FIVE lengths, Vernango and Jack Trigg
making an exciting finish for second place. the latter
being awarded tho victory Goldmne was a bad fourth
the Panic colt a worse nfth. Time Of the mile and
half 24ok.
TIE THIRD RACE.
Purse $3.50; mile and three quarters for all ages
STARTERS.
Jo- Donahue's b. Usage, by Pat Maloy dam
Kate Leonard, years Old 105 lbs (Hughes ......
John Cofiee's e. h. Donnybrook by Lightning dam
Jessamne Porter, years old ia lbs tWise*) .... 2
l. A. Hitchcock's ch. c. Century by Censor dam
Intrigue, years old, los lbs (Swim) .......... 8
Jo Donahuc's ch. m. Eclar by Lightning dam
Brcnna 8 years old III lbs lHazardl ....... 4
G. II. Townsend's br. g. Rummy, by Sir Roger do
Coverly, dam Tilly aged ia lbs (Showsl ...... 5
Time, 3.l4k.
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Sherman finished first; placed last for running.
Bluestone Maid finished third; dstanced for run
ming.
! No record under the rule
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THE RIFLE TEAMS TROPHIES.

A few from the Ninth regiment practised durin.
the day.
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The two mile tomorrow has been changed Tor q
threequarter mile dash for all ages,
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SUICIDE IN FRENCHs HOTEL.
FAMILY TROUBLE THE SUPPOSED CAUSE OF
THE ACT.

FAMILY TROUBLE THE SUPPOSED CAUSE OF
THE ACT.
Al hatpast ave o'clocs Yesterday evening one
or the cnambermalds In FTench's hotel discovered
tRas young man who had been stopping there
some days and VINO mad gwen MS name as Par
menter, wss lying dead IN hls room. SIC gave the
alarm, and Deputy Coroner Cusnman was notned,
and ne gave permit for the removal OF the BODY
90 the Aorgue. on examination 4 was found that
'Parmentern had committed suicide o. taking
iaudanum. ON the table IN has room vas lound a
letter addressed to the proprietor OF Frenen's
Botel and tue COroner's jury, whica lei 10 DOUBT
thet the Dung man had mint ed suicide. IDe
following is a coy o. the iettei -
an not John Parmen;er, and 90 not live IN Brook
lyn ~ y A. irvine. ! mm the ell lest son OF
Rev irvine. OF Augu ga, aud u the . q man
likes ~ bury decent lei hmi ~ not give my zones
"a college Tor scientific purposes could not i've
v ny present unhappy domestic anaiTs ~ fhlla-
depnIa A. IhflNE.
on his person were found 81 81 in currency. .
PAIR Of sleeve buttons pocket knnr, small
pair Of scissors, quantity Of blank paper aud
some clippings from newspapers. The deceased
apparently about Lhirty-two years OF age,
i've Get ne inches IN heighi, 100 pounds weight,
WITH lgnt hair, chin beard ana mustacne.
Further tnan the reason ass gned IN the letter
founn on the taole OF his room no cause can ~
yet BE- assigned Tor the unlortunate man putuag
a his life.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srrasxn CRY hrIrco Sherwood, hence N for Ha-
but which returned Pm Of same day, navinS been
collision, repaired damages and proceeded on hef
voyage yestsrdsy.
srnAsER SCANDINAVIAN srA Al at Jonns NJ, 18Th nsA
from Liverpool reports sp hung about 100 icebergs
sHIr ia Il repairing at Brooklyn the dam
Meyer the vessel that into her The
latter broke her connections and wEs owea to
Jersey City.
gnrr SnARorus Pierce at san Francisco June Is RON
New York. hal very severe weather OF Cape horn
away forward sprung upper orstopsan fore and
main yards lost saiIA A..
surr AaKwRIeHr al san Francisco Tune 70 RON Va.
naimo reportss-hay - lat - 50 N Ion lS W, heavy
mas ana shifted cargo causing hIp 70 5adiyi
carried away the steering apparstns from the r1dder-
mo SANTA Barbara NAY y and sailed june I
BANK MGa0u n nBrl, rom Philadelphia for Queens
town which put into Halifax some time ago leakv,
sumed ner voyage bth inst having repaired and re-
shipped cargo
BRrs HExnrs Br. RON Montreal for Cork with
wheat before reported ashore A. Green Island has been
condemned
Rcua M1HY Avr oorJonesporp, Alien from South Am.
boy tor rhonaston. put INTO sewport htn inst eAsing
and was beaehsd 10 safe position on Gravel Point IN
caught nrs nigh, Of June 3 BY The vessel sprissins
ana rigging were saved The vesse was owned by Lin
ken A Austin. OF Thomaston; no insurance.
ScHa MERRruAo-Bark Neptun GER, ~ Philadelphia
schr Merrimac FROM Weymouth. rs, deserted loaded
win timber full OF water, buiwarks and cabin stove
VERIFYING movable had been taken
sLooP GaASIrR IN passing through Chain bridge
shrouds IN the timberG and she going with
up the bowsprit and injured her dcok- She Ia now 70
cefvIng repairs.
Edwards Island, couiied with a schooner on Cane
George yesterday and received Injuries below the wasr
Brig nsxarens ar, from Liverpool Ms for Barbados
with cargo Of unber, arrived here TO-DAY Tor repairs
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SHOCKING SUICIDE IN JERSEY.

YOUNG BooKKEEpER SHOOTS HIMSELF
THROUGH THE HEAD WITH A PISTOL.
Yesterday evening the rcsiden 81 ogden ave-
nue. and its vicinity, Jersey city, were thrown
into a state 81 great excilemslt Dy the announce
ment that Henry Neume Ell, well known resi-
dent ar mat place, I'D shot himself tnrongn the
head. Police officers hasrened 10 the scene with
Al ambulance, ana found that the report was I'M
fortunately true. Neumeyer IS a bookkeeper,
twenty-slx years or age, and married 60 daugn-
ter or Charles Rothweller, who does Dusl-
ness at No. "A Maiden lane, In THIS CITY,
me latter gentleman went 70 Europe two
weeks ago, leaving his daugnter IN III
Meath win ner husband. These clrcums tances
that On FRIDAY re expressed a desire to commit
suIciae. Yesterday morning ne bouynt pistol,
ana showed IL To several friends, Dat appeared
sufficiently cheerful 10 prevent suspicion Toward
evening he entered his mouse, No. o. ogden ave-
nue., and placing the weapon against MS right
temple lred the contents through MS head. he
fell heavily 70 the door, creauug
A FRENZY or EXCITEMENT
among the members OF the family. Doctors were
summoned and an alarm given TO the police,
owing 10 ile tEct that ne stall seemed conscious
ana kept the pistol frmly ciuened Ia has hand.
When the PHYSICIANS arrived Il was with the Ut
most difficulty that they succeeded In wrestling
the weapon from his death grasp. He was
asked many questions, but deemed TO make reply.
Ii found tuat the skull mad been pierced oy tine
bullet ana the brain had Oeen struck, cau-lng .
wound that must prove latal Fne maa was re-
moved 10 the Jersey CITY Hospital, where ne
gradually nix Up 70 a late nour. Tie grief Of his
vile and relatives knew OJuods. OIiY few
weeks ago the family moved rom West Hopoken
70 the DWELLING above named, the commodlOus
appearance % whlcn indicates comfort ana luxury.
"A lew days back a mdy remarked 70 sIm mat
every suicide Is a coward, wlereupon Neumeyer
observed, EMO, 20; they ain't.n Seve al persons
visited the scene OF tina tragic occurrence, ana
many fthem WHO knew The wretched man in
cheerful days expressed the greatest comnsera-
for Ills afflicted relatives.
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A MANLACAL LOVER.

on FRIDAY evening, between eight ana nine
O'Clock, a young man Damed Charles Scatter
eighteen years old, residing at 2s3 Kinney street.
Newark gnot himself In the head, the ball lodg.
ing In mis- brain He died Yesterday morning.
The circumstances attending the tragedy are as
foiiows:--lt appears that me young man
mas, curing the last four months been
paving his addresses 70 a young woman,
twenty three years Old, named ElizsDe IN RoggaR
lamp, who resides IN me upper portion VI the
same house. Neither the young lady or ner
i otner favored MS sut, Tut tgis ad not appear 70
Rave any effect IN cooling the arlOr OF as ansc-
uou Tor ne sii perss 20 10 his attentions so that
finally h wsg thought necessary O. deny the young
LADY D ham when ne went 70 see ner. CA Friday
evening Ne called but was Cenled adms-
sion. he then went away out resumed
Id about n-f nUnr and broke oBen
the door. Mrs. Roxgankamp met him, ana OBJ
serving that be bad a revolver In ms nand, and
tnOugat perhaps mar Ne Was gong TO snOot her
daughter. sae ~ once nung yer arms round him,
piuiontng MS 10 ms SIDE. struggle taen ensued
BE- ween them, the result Belng that young saOeT
brose away from ner and rushed ~ tue sleeping
aCartment or the young lsdy, where be surmiscd
that she was. she mad mads her escape from
the room. however. SeabeT, nndtnf " tenantless,
put the levelver 70 his mead and nred.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Arrived nc :
New Orleans


AnxcrBo PR. Io--In port brig Annie Ingram BrA
HR"STo. Pr. June s-Arrivsd, Schr Martha Heath
In port IOth schr oroix Adams, from Portland. ar
cAliao june 7-sailod ship Richard Robinson. smith,
In port June 4 bark Abel Abbott Chase. chartered 70
load EGsno or nsysns at $a % sS bark Eyvo
Lteheld STANLEY FL fSr igqaae 70 3ao sira'e VI
oAinARIks June EIn port oarks ormas sn,acsfcr6s
% sail 10 days Bssie npson .c Sr p % ocH
saMysr 10 saul N days. Marian Gage Tafman
oH HAvAsr june zs-Arrived. bark Mary Marshsll,
kens S seST pIot! r 9 RloTdss d.
sailed 18th, steamers fappaha anock Pendleton, New
2eth bark Nara tsp RufoL Savannah; schr Geo Sea-
hAIrIx, june CARVED. steamer Carroll uhsrlctes
town bris Thomas Albert Boston; scnr Hound lBrls
saiied' bark Magg,s ODD. Chalmers urOm PhIadsi'
honos Nay 7-slneo bark snas Fisn. Sawyer. Lon
MArlSxas juno csArrived bark Eliza White, wotton,
SIZED 18Th brig chnlisnwsnah OR. oOcord, rensA-
PoET 40 PRIsoE June l)-Arrived. brig Louisa Prinoo
ESs2sio. Nav lS-In port banks samuel Hale, Mas,
thewA for Boston. ldS; ReoeeeA Oro"sAI CT0"el io1
SVals June .s-ru port schr Eagle Rock, Hammond,
suHIwAs June 2~In port brigs Rowland. LakernSn.
FOR do in s days; scnr P wypan Urann, from do wg
sAsuA juno 23-ssiled sohs EmmA n smaley' MO
ST goass NJ. June se-Irived scandinavian
Andrew Johnson o. sTlen Baltimore; brig Nele, ones
Boston - xr-,-.~
Cleared 10th. orz TIA, MAtanzss; s.hrs HAlsteaa
Philadelphla; Anna urrier, New York
sniied Ssth ship Joseph Fish stack POLE Liverpool,
81 JoHN Nh, Juos 23--Arrved, schr Maud Bps
weish PLiladelphia not cleared, as teleRrApneil
Cleared 2th. scLr Ulalume Bri LbeslI charleston;
VaLPARAlso MAJ Is-Arrived. ship Col Adams L5rla
Williams Lobos land cleared a2d for corD 18TH Her
n saiIsd ish bark PstaS crevar CBrl Munro AsI
lonea
In mort May q sp Aneroid tsr, Fletcher, for Peru
and Europe; bark MABEL HAllett. for CsAo; swallow.
~
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A STRANGE ACCIDENT.
4 RAHE FATALLY HURT WHILE AT IT'S MOTHERS
BOSOM.

4 RAHE FATALLY HURT WHILE AT IT'S NOTIFIES
BOSOM.
Mrs. Henry, residing at No 149 West Fourth
street, sitting ner doorstep at eignt
O'Clock last night, holding IN her arms her infant
son, Hugh, aged nineteen months. wnen suddenly
smau block OF white granite weighing three
pounds descended with crash upon the head Of
tie child, fracturing MS skuil and INJECTING IN
juries that viii deu ,tiess prove iata. the agon-
tied mother, on realizing the full extent or the
sd accident, uttered a neartrending shrek, and,
pressing her half dead baoe closely 90 ler breast,
rushed up Stairs.
physician was PROMPTLY summoned and adj
ministered such rehel was possible 20 the
nsL4e sufferer out pronounced the Injuries fatal
the sharp ecge Of the stone had STRUCK The tup Of
the cuIld's head. UpOa investigation Il was found
that the deadly misse b "a fallen from the WIN
dow sill Of the nfth story, where II mad been
placed Tor the purpose Of preventing tae blinds
from opening.
Captain Van Dusen, OF the Fifteenth precinct
on beng nOLled. ~ once arrested tie occupants
Oh the room Mary RODDils, agec Aixty, aud Sar2n
AeCayeY, aged nfty years.
Both women protested their ignorance Of the
accident and GU being Informed Of Il expressed
mDCn sorrow and exp slned tuAt tDeY hda ire
quentlY used the stone for tae purpose mentioned
They accounted for tue accident by toe wind iorc-
Ing OEen tue blind ana posalng on tue stoGe.
Three otner small granite books we're found 10
tbe NJ.
The omen were locked up.
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DEFRAUDING CREDITORS

CHICAGO, June 20, 1875.
Al about noon to-day Cniel Detective Dixon. on
state warrant, arrested Alfred, Frederick A.,
Charles, Edward and George Roe, who were
formerly engaged IN tho grocery bust
ness They were arrested on the charge
OF demanding Messrs. o. p. Gregory,
J. N CaIns worth aud >. A. Ellison, OF Richmond,
Va, out or merchandise amounting TO over
5000 600. Henry Adams, agent OF the firm at
Richmond maze the charge. pne alleged fraud 10
SAID 10 have been committed September !. 1874
Ii Is ated that tue Roe Brothers, about TINS
time lainng 10 vindicate themselves, suddenly abb
seconded, fleeing 10 Canada, and that the brother
Alfred returned 10 Chicago aud partially settled
up the accounts, ana that the other brothers also
came 10 Cnicago and they we're hunted down and
arrested.
on an examination or the parties this after
noon IL appeared that the total amount OF tndebt-
edness was $3.50. o0O or which but small part was
on account OF o. r. Gregory Co.
They were held over to the Criminal Court In
bonds OF from 5000 10 $4,000 each.
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OBITUARY.
Rrv. ?. ]. RRoPHY.

Yesterday at noon the Rev. P. J. Bropny, as
sistaut pastor OF the Roman Catholic Church Of
the Transnguration, No, 80 Mott street, DIED Of
consumption, at the age Of thirty-three. he was
born Ia Ireland, and coming to TINS country IN mis-
early youth, was educated at Wooster College,
Boston, uncer the charge OF the Jesuts. Having
nnsned MS course OF theological studies In 81.
Josepa,s Provincial seminary At Troy, ne vas as
signed TO the CHURCH 81 the TRANSPORTATION as bis
first mission, ABOUT three years ago. 10 May iast
he cauQnt 4 cold from exposure, which fol-
lowed By nemorrnage OF tue lungs since which
he mas oeen confined 10 MS room. Father brophy
was universally beloved, ana was very promls-
ing pTeacner beng more than usually eloquent.
MS mother and sister we're present Al MS death.
Tue lunera will "a ke place next tuesday, morning
at half-past ten wnea a solemn requiem mass
VIII De said Tor tue repose oil ms SOUL
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

rHE HAWTHORNE Nu.Ih NEAR PATERSON, n !.
DESTROYED * TIBE--Loss FIgTT rH0URAHD
DOLLARS.
Az an early hour Yesterday morning the woollen
NILS for the past lorty years known the Nor
rows Mills ,ana whlcn appenzuon mas also Deen
ap lied TO Inc entlre vicinity we're destroyed OF
are. Recently the ssiaDnsnment was taken
possession OF BY new nrm, hessre
Tingne Rouse a Co., the name changed
10 tho hawthorne Muis, and new ACTIVITY
inatilled into me whole concern. over
700 hands were employed aud large business
was being done. Tue nre 10 believed 70 have Deeu
the WORK Of an lnceDdlary. A. soOn as possible
he members o. the Paterson Fire Department
hurreo 10 the scene. but before tneY arrived
there the danes had attained such heaaway tnat
they we're unable " render any material asalst-
ance. The Oss In said TO be about $4,000 on
wntch there was partial Insurance IN the
Atlas. Qpeen's ADd Commercial Union, o. London.
Farmers, " Phu4ce lpnis, AMI German, n Boca-
ester
Inc buildings and machinery we're insured for
sac 90, a. loOws So 900 on the buildings IN tue
Commercial Union o. London; 1900 on the
sraUles ana stock Ia the Fame, or Paila0elphias
S. 500 Oh ne machinery In tue German, o, Rocnes-
ter $500 on tBo machinery 10 the commercial
unl0n, ~ LONDON; 81. 900 on tne general property
Ny me Atlas; $4,000 on the generai properly 10 ne
guoeus, o. London ana $4,000 t1r0uRn various
Nce YORK agencies Nhleh cannot be azcersained
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CARDIFF. June 2S-sa.led, bark Colin Mcneil. Crow
ell, 81 Thomas
Arrived ssth mark Eenie NJ slade. Atwood ROuen, q
load for Zanzibar.
oALovr1A-Arnved bark RI Carleton Kendrtck, Lfw
erpooL
DUBLIN June 2s-Arrived. barEs Haris cIotilde nlan
De Gorinto New YORK. Daniel Draper dtaD. Boliono
do.
Sailed s5th ship Nara SLOVENIAN IBr). Blauveit Amo
RIGA.
pKAt. June 2-or. bark Henrietta Behn Gen. waiter
nom New YORK tor Hamburg
Arrived In the Channel 18TH. BARK John L Dimmoce
lBp. Lincoln, nom New orleans Tor Bremen
ELsisoRH June "a Arrived, ship Iros mon, srager,
Pensacola for Aspenrade.
FALMOUTH, June 25-Arrived, ships FmonA keury,
Lobos, kllen Gvu ~ tBrl. Perry, san Francisco
GLOUCESTER. June 26-Arrived, bark Giovannina dtaD
Garguilo New York.
GnErSooK June 26-Arrived. bark BERKELEY Caste
CIR, West Pensacola.
HAyRn. June 2i-Arrived, ship Norris. Barstow, New
Orleans; bark Nontevideo orr. Metsirie New York
Arrived 25th ships Gilchrlst, Emerson, New Or
leans; Mataura DIR, Homer do
LrvERPooI, June 25-Arrtved bark Cheshire, BateheL
der, Boston 10Th ships vlgiGte. Fulton New oreAnsS
l. L sturgeA Lnnekin, Mobiles Geo Peabody carnies
Galveston Lakcaeld 0orl, osrrey, Quebeci vancouver
Obj, Scott. 81 John, NIB; barks Yuba IBID, Graham
Charleston; Boomerang tBrl, wanbach, New KorRi At
fred Burt Brimiga (Br,, Porter Cnarleston briggs
II steenken GER, Hsshagen. GAlvestonl W Whiting
(Br), Fuimore, Charleston.
Also arrived Goth ships Adorna Hawkins New Or
leans; Marlborough tBr,. hunroG DO bark Album utap.
Bartoette Baltimore.
Sailed 25th, barks snnine, Williams, New YORK; Gen
Birch No1 Petersen United States; Fermienger Nor)
Christensen. do.
LoHpos June ss--Arrived ship seynard ClasSOn Pen
sneola.
LONDONDERRY, juno 25-Arrivcd, barSs Countess q
Dufferin OBJ. McGonagls. Philadelphia.
PALERMO. June Is allied. steamer Olympia lBn,
Young New York
ousEssrows. June 2S-Arrivci, BARR oArmeiA utaib
Casiellano, New York
Arrived 2s,h. AN. steamer Algeria tIsr Mcmicfan,
New York for Liverpool
sIlco June s5-saled barks Gina Nor1. Jensen,
United states; Freidig Norl, Berg. DO.
Arrived at - June IS brig BoAro drA larsen.
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