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Rely onY Your Desire 10 save SIC

and that afterwards Beechcr said he COM
sdcred his scXal relations with Mrs. Til.
ton natural and justjiiabIe expression
ofhis love for her. Moultou then said
to Becchcr that ne had had criminal con-
ncction with Mrs. Tiltou, anj had gone
and got the letter of rctrartion from her,
and hr did not know how Roachcr could
do two such things-two such acts We're
too much for Moulton; the accumulated
horrors were too much for him, rs the
position of Lord Dundrary, when he said
il wa. one Of those lhing. thA.
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4therlinq 2eglster.

Com r.y..I IN New York Yesterday
b. IJ-.
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HiSh-Manded Proceedings of the
Striking Miners.
Critical situation at the Mine

The Pottsville situation is becoming
more critical. The citizens of Shenan-
doah have applied for military aid, as u
large body Of miners are marching on
the town TO compel the suspension OF
work. Governor Hartranft has tele-
graphed to General Sigfeld directing
him to call out the military in case the
sheriff is unable to disperse the MODS.
Troops in other localities have been or
dered to hold themselves in readiness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-05
Arctic Mosquitoes.

In work recently published in Londqn-
"Thc Land of The North Wind; or, Travels
among thc Lapandcrs and the Samoyeds'-
the author, Edward Roe, gives the following
account of the Arctic mosquitoes;
The one bitter drop IN our cup Of joy was
the monstrOuS but inscparablc curse OF Arc
tic summer lile-thc mosquito lie abound
ed, hourlshed, luXuriatep, surpassed himself,
outmosquitoed himself, on the kuloi river.
We were at his mercy; our wells, gauntlets,
handkerchief, tlapper, all were vanity and
veyation. To kill was wantOn, for to destroy
sufficient was impossible. We had foreseen
all this, and had even thought of taking,
among other things, n woodpeckcr from home
with us to protect our faces while we slept
but one woodpecker would have been sol
cmn mockery; we should have wanted a
fresh woodpeckery every five minutes. l
suppose these were the historical flies sent to
punish the dlsobcdicnt, obstinate Egyptians;
they came forth IN order, and after three
grevOus plagues-the corruption OF the wa
tiers, the mustitude OF frogs, and the warns
of lice-had entirely failed.
ave are becoming connosseurs IN mos
uuitoes we watch them traverse our wells
like figures on slides in the magic lantern
There is yellow, striped, vampire mosqui
to, with a triple fang to his proboscis; there
| is the brown, hump backed o, camel mosqui
to, with legs of gossamer, who appears to our
vindictive eyes TO be from two to three inches
| in length finally, there is the scorpion mos
quito, very searching and buslnessllke. We
dislike him greatly, for he wastes no time
We know now that leather is a hollow dclu
SION, and armor. plated gauntlets are alone O.
avail.
! "Someiwes a mosquito comes and Kills
himself by squeezing between our finger ant
thumb, sometimes by flying against my flap
per. There are moments, but so rare and de
liclous that | almost tremble to describe
them, when we find Il mosquito who has an
chored himself by the proboscis in our glove
and we watch the expression OF baftlet
hatred in his couDtenaDCe with which HI
watches the approach of the avenging finger
Oh, the peaceful, blisstul enjoyment OF tina
moment Sometimes We watch him, in hi
anxious, hurried efforts TO pierce the glove
he knows that time Is all he Notwithstanding
upon his fore legs, with his hind legs flour
ishing in the air, while he bores away dill
gently through the thick leather i'll his wick
ed thirst for blood. Sometimes In our fren
zy we ensnare mosquito and get up ant
,rsmple on his head We ask ourselves il
hours past endurance why the law Of nature
should be reversed, and man, TIE lord of crea
ton, become the prey of savage creatures
We have formed grave If impious resolu
ton: we will take a mosquito by stratagem
pinon him, and, with the help OF burnin!
glass, offer hun in sacrifice to the mdnigh
sun
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And who prevail, to guide their onward cause
nv hohts and beacon, SO afforded, which enforce
The lessons learned But now we lay 1T rest
The faults Of our great Washington, the blc't
OF ey'ry age and climc-and time to note
Our nrorrrss since lis day, rs We devote
Our utmost energies TO grasp the prize
OF public office, and the fame that lies
Cojled up in al!ot-boXcs. Thus We 90
TO prove our acts pro bono lg5bco'
A new Chief Magistrate assumes the sway
The patriots throng--as round stag at bay
The Yelling hounds asscmble-and with shrill
And ccGseless clamors rcnd the welkin, till
The White House trembles at the mingled din
OF thousand patriot voices which within,
Without, and everywhere, in force, are heard
Demanding place that SO they might, by wore
And deed, their country's veal promotc-al
sure
That it must 90 to ruin or secure
Their saving services, since it is plain
They are the State essentially and |anc
Or increase must attend on their success
A truth not always they can so impress
Upon the presidential mind as to prevail,
Although the Union shudders when they fail,
And sadly turn away defeated 20
And cannot act pro Jono pubh"",
Or in clcctioncering, how polite
And how obsequious VIC are, despite
Distinctions Of society, to prove
The ardor of our loving zeal, and mo'e
The sympathy of voters with an air
OF patriotic carncStness to share
The public burdens. How we can entreat,
And flatter kiss the dirty children, meet,
With wreathlng smiles, the lowest dregs, an
swear,
And drink, to please them STOPPING every wher
And spending money freely, thus to buy
The privilegc-whoeyer may decry
Our practices-that all may know
How we proceed pro bono publico'
And when We reach the goal by means so fair,
How eagerly we clutch the plumber there,
For surely wcll.fcd officers can act
With better spirit, and preserve intact
The sources of their income! So we grasp
All chances to relax the pond'rous hasp
Which guards the public treasures; and to sei2
The revenues in our schoof-our ease
In Office is the very aim the laws
Should always keep in view; and for this caus
We plan Mobiler Credits, take back pay,
Increase our salaries in every way
Ayailable--and fill the land with fraud.
And vllainy, in all its forms. we laud,
Regardless Of the public plants, and dues
Impending; since we ofiice-holdcrs choose
To serve ourselves, who are the States; and S
| The maxim heed-pro bono publico
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MORE WHITEwAsHING,-One of the negro
whitewashers was sent by joker To Detroit
official to secure job, and when he stood IN
the officials presence he humbly said
mister, dey tole me dat you wanted to 81:
yer character whltewashed, and Use cum to
do de job
As the cOlored mon looked back up stairs
and felt of the place where something struck
him, he mused
"Waal, now, who'd "A thought he'd make
SIGH a fuss as that over SIGN small jOb!'
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FRO Bono Publico,
~ &c. WELLS.

al An THE STATE" exclaimed pompous King;
Who made the realm of France her treasure
bring
OF wealth, and giory,-crouching ut his throne
With object reverence, his claim to own
That all the nation merely should exist
For him alone, to use us lie might list;
And count il JOY TO place the yielding neck
Beneath his yoke submissiycly; and deck
His gildcd halls with symbols to declare
His high supremacy which none could share,
Or could approach without a cringing bow
OF vassal humbleness that knew not how
II might affirm single human right
Or attribute, to be its own-a plight
Which we, perhaps, would scornfuliy disdain,
In Free America; though it is plain
That monarchs should possess their realms in
whole,
As If these were the body, they the soul
TO rule at will therein without appeal;
To nourish or Cypress, beneath the seal
Ofpower absolute; as always souls
May do of right in human forms where rolls
The vital tide subjected to the will
And one may pamper lust and sloth until
The very look is sensual and void
OF all intelligence; and taste is cloyed,
AS in a fattcd swine-and one doth rein
The appcttes and passions; and restrain
Each native impulse; and the flesh debase,
AS devotees and Fakirs do when they embrace
With joy, a life of poverty and pain,
AS needful means Of spiritual gain.
Who then, shall dare dispute the tyrants' plea
That nations should be freed from care, and be-
As beasts of burden arc-required to 90
Upon their masters biddingg And, although
1t cannot be denied that tyranny
Doth stile manhood, yet, If this were free,
'Twould cOnjurc up thousand wants and ills,
To clamor round, and rend the heart with thrills
OF discomfort, that torpid minds can feel
No more than birds or brutes their wo or veal
Can contemplate. And what if peasant homes
Are novels filled with glooms while royal domes
Rise proudly in the sunbeams if the State
That is, the monarch-be but rich and great
Is this not full amends for minor woes?
The sun itself hath spots yet who but knows
That they do not dctract his blazing light,
Which clothes all nature with its radiance
bright
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number of cubic feet of leather requisite would
hay, hlnkruptcd the shoemaker, and hC has
iacd--to carry out the contract ut the supu.a-
ted price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-24

Rrig Ernesilue, knight Matanzss lodayg, with sugar
schr orag Woodbury., Uulla Is days with frpit to
schr unSesm, Kahn. Port Antonio ia, 20 days with
schr Sdd.e FULLER Henderson, st Pierre II days with
sugar 70 Eegnal %, vessel 70 r sues 4 %. $3.50
seaT Atta "a Annapoh% krkpatri,is,p tArroyo
%; vessel 70 heney Parker. ,--- - 80. ..,,.
moIasses to Miller ioughlor.
sehr Cumberland, Weber aatanzas days with mo-
sehr Miranda Mitchell Natanzas II days, with sugar
scnr @ Collins tof Philadelphia Meade, sagua 10
DAYS with sugar Moses Taylor vessel to mas
TO- r q Robinson; vessel TO W Berteaux. .
sehr Morning star Paine baraeoa II days, with iruit
chr Paine, Brown. Baracoa IL days with fruit 70
schT k6enezer cBr' Bethel, Eleuthera days, with
schr Lady Banner rnan gof Nassau Roberts, Abaco
se6r Florence 4 Liinan. smsth. Jacksonville days,
with lumber u Wilson Godfeyi vessel 10 Warren Ray
schr 4 Gardner Colt Brunswick, GA, days with
lumber 70 = Ma hsyhew; vessel 70 4 Buck Co.
senr caroline IeG Han s Sbal, virginia
sesr John 1enas' Gura;; virgiaiA
.schr Oliver sconeld Dlssosway, Baltimore for New
Haven.
ss-BArk Honborsund Nor, from Lellesand. which
came up 10 the ely AM Isl.
Barb Aeii hieh SrEiyea the ia inst Is consigned
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
steamer FranconiA Bragg, Portland for New York.
with mose ana passengers 10 Y Amea
steamer city tltcnDurg Springer New Bedford Tor
New YORK with mdse and passengers
steamer United States Dayls ka RIVER tor New ork,
steamer hlectra, Young. Providence rev York.
schr Ney Chase FalI aver for Elizabethport
Sehs yeiocinede Rogers Block Island for New York.
schr polly Warden, Morris. New Haven for New York
schT Hand, Golden, New Haven Tor New York.
schr cad, sla@d, Esii RIVER , .n' Sew YORK
: schr Caroline CoTnelia, Davis. somerset for New
scnr chas Lowering, Gardner, Providence for New
YORK.
chr Forest Home, Parker Bangor for New York, with
schr zulete kenyon Buckingham. Portland for New
HorA with stone 10 order
schr fyaway, knos. Providence for New YORK.
schr sunny side. ward, Providence tor New York.
schr ) Dean, Macomber taunton for New York.
schr II Burnett, Barrett Providence Tor New York.
schr Llouise, Herrick, Providence Tor New YORK.
schr hemento, hte, Providence Tor New YORK.
Schr Naiad Queen, smith, somerset for New York.
schr Frank Emily, McCobb Providence Tor New
schr Sarah Purves Providence for New York
schr Belle sim son, Bridgeport Tor Hoboken.
schr Joseph Potts. Penney, New Bedford for View
chr Joha Lopez, Lincoln Taunton for New York
scar Fashion Dill ort Jefferson for New York.
johnson.
schr Hester Ferris, Portchester for Port johnson.
BOUND RAsr.
Steamer Title. Ewing New York for New Lordor
Brig Reaper orr, belong New York for 81 John, NIB.
Brig + Nash colt Hoboken Tor Portland.
sh nasein queen haSer SeW iGrS et Gloucester
schr Mary Predmore, sherman. Heboken Tor Proyi
schr @ coliyer, Lewis Hoboken for Boston
schr Isabel Alberto Tooker. Georgetown, DC, for New
schr oliver scoheld, Dissosway Baltimore for Now
Haven
Sem Samuel oodwln. Williams, new York for STAN
ford
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WHALEMEN.

Boston,, Thompson. Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived at Fernandina " ne Is schr Chas thompson
leach. Of Provincet0wn from Caribbean sea- with 2l5
bDs n. The oil shipped schr susan Harker 70
New York Tho Thompson would remain In port few
DAYS and then sail on another cruise.
Arrived AZ Barbados May 81. barks Perry Basseu OF
Fdgartown 225 bbs oil; June g. Andrew Hicks How.
land Nestport. 800 do do. tucker, Baker NIB 285
do 10 schr Ellen Rodman, GeetL OF Eli 100 do do 9Th
bark 0spray Grape Of NIB so do do land all remained
In port iuth).
Arrived at 81 Helena May H. barks Sarah Foster NIB
with $40 Dbs and 500 do VIII oil 18th, Cicero Penn
man, do with 10 and sailed same day.
on do a few days previous 70 May Is, bark Grey
hound, WickA Westport, lCo bbls ~ oil taken on the
island.
Az do May q bark Palmetto Robinson. NIB, having
21O bbls OIL freight from bark sarah, and
would sail on cruise AMI be at home in the fall
At Fayal May - bark Phillips Francis OF Boston,
had caught GU pbs oil during the winter schr Alcy
one Fisher Of Provnceown arrived same day with 81
bbls SD oil recently ceught.
letter from capt Foster o. bark sarah Of NIB dated
cruise which had shipped by Palmetto Was ready for
and would on the coast for sperm whales and
he at 50 Helena again IN october.
letter from Capt Briggs, Of bark Wave, of NIB dated
Bermuda hn inst states that tie bark would sail
day and - Al fayal IN October oil a. before reported
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.


STEAMER Cry or MEXICO, Sherwood before reported
returned), sailed hence I'D for Havana $50
PM day, when 30 miles south OF tho Highlands.
into by 4 unknown bark bound north. The
had her opsAii yard. rails achions,
davis, social hall and after house carried funnel
boat stove in besides having large hole stove in her
attached 10 u carried away, which was LETT on the
steamer. The repairs the City Of Mexico
pccted 70 be completed that she her voy-
on Friday Pm THE vessel IN contact with the city
o. Mexico the Spanish bark Virgin del Monserrat
from Havana-sec arrivals AZ this porLl
SHIP PRInA DosNA 1897 tons built Mystic CT N 1852
metAned In 1871, has been SOLD TO = u mallory Co. OF
this ctv. private terms and Is now loading for san
Francisco In sutton Cos line
BARK ALRKRr GFr. from ST Pierre Mart for
New York remained al 81 Thomas June Is awaiting
oers from home.
BARK MARrHA MCNEIL for Liverpool which returned
charged cargo Al 81 Helena wharf Early Sunday
orung she listed and filled with water She
doaied by mems OF barrels and taken in tow 70
the Ballast wharf, where she nows lies on the OATS
BRIo KArAHDIs Harlow from Rio Janeiro for Hamp-
ton Roads which put into ~ Thomas in distress
sUmed her voyage June =, having compieted repairs
BRfe JANR HALA al Halifax from Demerara, picked
M Nav Is lat 20 90 20 3d. a buoy, with fathoms
Shoals.
BRIs HKSRr tBrl, Glib from Montreal June ls Win
1865 bushels OF wheat Tor Cork ashore at Green
Island st la wrence on the I'D Surveyors going
10 her from Quebec
scHE ARcruRus ooson at Salem 3lst from Bangor re.
ports Istn between Cape Ann and Portsmouth expert
enced heavy blow, which caused the vessel 70 leak
badly and Obliged the to throw overheard
and 10 cords slabs
scHR RKpoSDo from Calais for Washington, DC, at
Vineyard Haven Junc q lost part OF deck load Of lAtns
18th inst In a gale from *, on Cape Cod.
-cnK wANArA swncrton from Liverpool FOR Ne W
YORK. which pnt into Portland Me, May lG remained
q unreDaired and waiting orders from owners,
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A MYSTERIOUS MURDER.

INQUEST INSTRUMENTATION or
Al the Coroners' once yesterday Co 80 49,.
man held an inquest IN the Case oiP 80
aged nfty-nve years, WHO died az @s''SA 80 =
pital on the 10Th inst rom frdc ~" .,,I,
received ia some manner unkT A-ls = - 49, 49,
inst. the nrst witness exam "u' =" =" 49,
foley, OfNO. 2oo West r"en' ussver,S stree, sne
testified as follows
,vtca" nn Snnnsr NOR with the deceased OF his
ano Two O'Clock ne ing, June Is, between one
way or upon the sto 4ra disturbance In the hail
scunle, tut | was ~ Of my house; there was q
nor coula / actual onAble TO recognize The yslces
remember near ss Voice sA su ls Tsaa op nave
ana the man Ses" following which scuife beg an
mead MN Has draeged into the halfway, wnere
NANCY: no -say, "Yoa need NOT search; have no
ir,wntene ice ~ ala not 20 down stairs, as was
MN q; after the noises stopped l saw tae
E,nn,, a down Twenty seventh street toward
tn avenue; did not see any other person on
c bne Ssreet nor dld near any go up stairs, OK
oo lARow what became OF the parties at all.
hlchael Tuite, OF AIS West Twen y-slxth street
about seven O'Clock l went 10 Ninth avenue and
Twenty-e'Rnth street to buy newspaper on my
return passing the Ninth avenue stables, 1 saw .
policeman with a man; the man was supporting
himself 10y the railing around The stables, ana the
man called out my name, ana on turning around
] recognized the man as Patrick Reilly l asked
him what Was The matter ana VINO had been
beating MIN; lie replled:- "l know VINO done it
very well, but won't summons tnem;" tue de-
ceased mad cut over his eye ana was
asked me II knew where the man
hved; SAID / thought he lived IN
Twenty-seventn street, and Reilly added
ayes, NO. 2lZ - then undertook to aid the ofcer
in c. king charge OF the man. and as took hold Of
the man he fell and was unable TO walk; The po-
leeman said he d.d not want to take him TO the
station house, but would take aim home II he
could, is he was not on duty anu II was out OF
ms precinct; Reilly was taken 70 the sixteenth
precinct station house by TWO officers ana from
tnere he was removed TO Bellevue Hospital, In an
uncOnscl Gus state; he was man OF very good
habits and never saw hm intoxicated.
Other witnesses were examined, but their testi-
mony aid not show from whom the man received
his INJURIES the jury rendered verdict TO the
enect shat The deceased came to his death by a
fracture OF the skull received on the morning OF
Sunday, June l3, IN some manner unknown.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE %, 1875


Steamer Holland OBJ. simpson London-F "
Hurst
steamer Ontario, slocum, Rio Janero, Se-w Gar.
Tlson
Quintard a Co
steamer ANNE steen. Wilmington. Del-A Abbott
Steamer e. biddle Pierce fhlladeinhls-las Hand,
Ship Robert Lees lBr), Rose London--Srnnel Min.
Co.
BARK Keformsr OBJ, Brown London-snow Bur
CESS
Bark samueIe dtap RolIo Bristol, E--J seager.
Bark Oaeta QaD. D'Ot0ne, Gl0ucester, ELauro, sto-
BarS Homeward Bound, Aerryman, Havre-cArver
Barnes
BARK Josephine Martin. FosEreen saOles-John zituO.
Sons.
Bark Teresa tBrl, Kohl, Cienfusgos-J 9 Fowler.
BriR Bfnso, Coiin Belfast, l--F ABBOT Co.
Brig Gem. Pierce, BarbadoS-D Irowhridge Co
brig Oliver fBr) Weeks, Cape Haytien-k Murray. Jr
Sehr Gertrude GBrl. Kelly. HarDor Isand-Joseph
Eneaa
schr Eua CBr,, Nusseis 81 John, HB-Heney &Par-
ker
schr Hattie Weston. Parsons, Plymouth, hass-B J
weinberg.
-chr zen arren smith Providence-RackettA Bro
sIoop Agent smith, Observation-Disclosures Bro
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.


The tnree cases seized some days since from the
steamer scythia we're opened yesterday ana In
spected at the SEIZURE Room Of tne Custom
House. Taey we're found 20 contais books. AZ
yet no person has pat Ia a claim Tor them. the
party importing them Il evidently or = cynical
turn OF MIND, II one mar Iudge rom the facts Of
MS not putting IN claim 70 his property and that
the works OF Jean Jacques Rousseau are onrop or
one or the seized eases. a. may tRat me auc-
toneers of Burning slip may have, a. asst, 10
seu the "Confessi0nsu as well as 10 emancipate
ron slavery the New heOlse.n
TIE crepe c0nundrum stih guZzles the ofieials az
Uncle SANS granite building, and IL Ia unlikely
the Olliclals wlSH that no experts had Deen called
70 decide on tne Schuihon impOrtatiOns When
one crepe expert says an article Is worth three
francs per metre. another gentlemen that its value
10 f0ur francs, ana another, ofaqualy good iudx-
ment, that IL - worth four francs and ten cen
times, ~ is not wonderful that Collector Arthur
and MS coadiutors should throw Up their hands In
despair. H. IL now intimate that SchulhOn Co.
viii give the required bonds and await the issue
Ol tne suit at law, That the whole matter has
been refer Ied 20 tue Uhited states District AttOr
ney, wno will report whether there nave been
any grounds for Inc suit AZ all and 80 the matter
rests for the moment.
Messrs Hltcncocs \ Potter are wrotb with the
Appraisers Department Tney say ali the c0frup
tl0n ana fraud - tnere: that without cOlluson In
taat department nothing could be done Dy the
irananLanE tnan0rteE.
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THE ANTI-KELLY CAUCUS.

The committee OF seven appointed at the Del
monico meeting OF the auti-TamnanY democrats
Monday evening asst, 70 decide upon wat men
should be selected from the various Assembly dis
tricts 70 act with the new party met yester-
aay. This committee is composed or r. b. Hart,
Bernard Casserly, Judge Murray, jos. Bin
mentaal, Bryan Reilly, Gideon Tucker and
ex.Recordcr smith. There was no Dusl-
ness or any importance transacted by the
committee, alsnougn the Statements was
made that the committee had secured the
pledges Of well known democrats from seventeen
assembly districts TO 10 All they could 10 further
the Interests 0f the ant-Tammanyites II was de-
cided by the committee that another meeting
snoold De held on Pusay next, when the assembly
lists would he completed, and thut meeting OF
all the prominent aemOcrzts VINO would Dy that
time have consented TO take part In the Opposi-
ton movements should ue held az the Cooper
Institute, when arrangements viii ne mace Tor
the formation OF a general committee and a call
be Issued 10 the democratic voters Of the city.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALExANDRIA, June z-&rryed, brig n Roseyen,
lever Mary Drury and Irene Meservey, Boston I;
Baker, New YORK Lemuel Hall, jesse MURDOCH
Charles Lawrence, r. III Furber Henry Finch, Charmer
sallie Steiman, A jones aud Freddie Potter from
- for Hcorget0wn
understanding Kuisht, New Yorki schrs >
Hudson, Boston Ellen Tobin, jersey city.
BOSTON, June E-Arriyed, STEAMERS Heiveua OBJ,
Webster, Liverpool; Gaucus Rcarse, New York; brig
y Leighton, Leighton, Ho1okrn, schrs Cupid Usibl,
Kelley, Gonaives; NAY, Endsor, naibarteni bow
ard Aac0mber Williams Snvcn River. Va; LANE Carr,
Ieel Alexandria; A q Paige. bailey, Georgetown, 80;
Irion, NlcEerson, Baltimore; squire, bAmlin dq
Julia Pratt, CroweL d., smith. Grace, RhiladeL
phia, y Dctwer. Grace. do
Cleared-steamers Ares, Philsdeipniai Gen Whitney
Mahett New YORK schrs Townsend. hIchmond
Va Morrison, GcOrgetown, DCs Iotrc. BAun0re'
Jas Martin, Philadelphia; cabot view YORK
raieu-steamers China, and Anes
BALTIMORE, June 2l-Arrived sfeamc - v W Brune,
Poster New York; bark savanna tbr, oNen,
Iorkt Fred Eugene, Smalley, Csrdenhs' briggs
Tally 10, Petersen, Boston: kamoa u5n,
EG4etk MAntanza; Eleanor (BD, ORilre, do
Cleared-stcamers George Elder. Reed, New YORK
Elizabeth Clark, do barks Ophelia Hume ~ Johns
X, JGniter. Hayman, dublin, ireland schrs Hattie
white, Belatty, bermnda q khattuck CrOweua Bos-
ton; Clara, Aud. North CarVllnai Florence, zane
Fennaylvnnla.