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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-02

ON FIRE IN MID-OCEAN.

DESTRUCTION OF THE BARK La BONNIE HTEN-
TON AT sEA-FoRTUNATn REsCUK OF BIER Of
FIoERs AND CREW.
The crew Of the British bark La Bonnie Inten-
ton, who arrived here on Wednesday, having
been picked mp in md-ocean by tho steamer Cinl-
br1a. had q very fortunate. almost miraculous es-
cape rom being lost a. sea. La Bonnie Intention
lett Demersra on the Goth Of May with q cargo OF
rum and white sugar bound for Liverpool. She
had good weather and favorable breezes but on
the night OF - after being thirty three days
out, the lookout, Charles Lilybridge, discovered
smoke issuing from the fore scuttle. He at once
gave the alarm, and ali hands were called
on deck. IL was then between balEpast
twelve and one O'Clock in the morning
Captain Sawtell Immediately gave orders
for some OF the men TO go below with buckets Of
water. TBey, however. found the smoke too
dense 10 remain below, and nolesWere then cut
in the deck ana water poured upon the place
where the FIRE vas supposed 70 be. The smoke
was then coming out IN dense volumes from the
fore peak, where about three or Jour tons OF coal
were stored Adjoining that and separated from
IL by only board Partition, were
BARRELS or BUN.
The men continued pouring water down Lhroug
:he holes cut in the deck, but IL was some time
before any dre was seem It az last showed itself
IN Ghe bulkheau, where the coal was slowed and
coming up RON the lower hoid Seaman Miller
had ms faee ana hands badly burned and
crew were obliged finally TO take TO the boats.
AT aoopt nalfpast three on the morning
OF the $50 the anxious men in the
boats sigated the lights OF steamer
and Immediately ran for ner. she proved TO DO
the CimLria, bound Tor New YORK. All hands were
taken on board OF the steamer, TWO OF the men
being so numb nom the drenching they mad
ceiVed that they mad 10 be hauled deck by
ropes At hali-past four O'CLOCK the ship mad
burned down 10 the waters edge.
Captain Sawte and all the men sneak IN the
highest terms OF the care and kindness bestowed
ON them ny the Captain and officers OF the Clm-
brla. On Their arrival mere they were all sent 20
she sailors Home ia Cherry street by the British
whom Al iDVeSHratlOQ Will be uelO o.
day.
Ii Boane Intention was owned by Donald
McLlICn OF GreenOck, and was valued at about
$4,000; said 30 be fully insured. The cargo was
valued az $50, 900; insurance not known. The snip
was consigned 30 Miners Co., Liverpool. The
men saved only what they stood in, and the cap
tam saved MS p9pers only.
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MARITIMR MISCELLANY.

Bans ALnEnr ORzARp frl from 81 Pierre Mart for
New YORK, 81 ~ Thomas 10 distress, has been con-
dsmned. Brig Annie Batche.dcr Steeman, has been
chartered o Jake forward balance OF cargo Tor lamp
snm u 500
BHrG Exrrrss on. has been sold to parties IN New
York Tor 81 90 she 1876 tons register and built
Dartmouth rs, ia 1851 and rebuilt at Malone Bay IN
1862
BmG NizIRFNE jBr). from Liverpool Nc from Barba-
dos. which pnt int1 Haiifax Jnnc ~ IN distress
cOuntsred heavy weather, the decE load wss thrown
and the vessel sprung Dad leak She has hauled
into Blacks wharf and viii discharge TO 10 on the
marine railway for repairs
ScrR LAMA SiYWAHp CGshermanl from Gloucester for
Grand Banks put INTO Portland June 80 Tor repairs hav.
INK carried away head Of mainmast aud topmast 90
miles , of Cape Elizabeth
ScnR Y J. TAY from Georgetown. DC for New Bed
ford with cargo OF coal, hard aground at Corn.
held Point NOUN OF the Potomac River, on the JOth
ult. WIth Der sails carried away
ScaR DGNfYL 4 MAnriN, from Richmond for New York
put into Norfolk June y. leaking badly
PnOr BoAf ARIOHEDEs, Of aem while laying in Sa-
lem Ray June D. Bakers Islanc NV miles, run
Spin and Hgurehead, starting stem and causing other
damage.
MILFORD June 1.-THE Dirigo from Liverpool for Ma.
auzas has been surveyed and ordered 10 be the
mud in Hubbeftsnu Pail where she again examined
and ordered TO be caulked from copper upward
deck, where slrsined and open
SAN FRANcrsCO July las the steamer CITY Of Toxic
lefJ the wharf to-day Hong Kong salute fired
when sailor. named Patrick flanagan was blown from
the month OF gun overheard and instantly killed.
LAuNCnu--At 8llbringe Nc, June 90 from The yard
Of Ezekei Dyer fue barkentipc named tue RCuaen
Rs " aAassAA AgAA reRlltsx AMI Nlhe eeulDsRlee w
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large fortune ~ lucky real estate speculatlons.
he did considerable toward building up Long
sranea SAd must De creolted win Juoe meSs s ~ ~,
ioresee.ag its present prosperity as . Place OF
summer resort Ne has been connected with lne
baRking hrm Of Brown Bros for some years ana
Is supposed 90 represent the real estate lnleiesl
m the Commission. His name was urged by
Howard Potter, OF Brown Bros
JOSEPH sRLIGNAN
Mr.. Joseph Seugman, the German BANKER az
No 10 Broad way, was born Ia Bavaria he was
educated az tue University of Erlanger 20 Oe
psyseaa and graduated WIN great ee as ~ lame me
- Ihis country In 1887 and became cashier
for The proPretors OF coal mine IN
returned alter few years to New YORK ana en-
oarked Ia the business OF Importing silks, nSOr
lens, &C. In 1862 he founded the present banking
houss or Joseph Seligman h Co, aud he deserves
tRe credit or having been the hrsl TO lntrouuce
United states DoBds Ia Germany. Mayor have,
never appointed him q school Commissioner, ana
this mp rLant trust he mas discharged with
signal ability and ndelity. Mr.. Sehgman ID Ptesl-
dent Of tue Hebrew Benevolent society, was
member OF the Committee OF seventy ahd is now
also one Of tae VICE Presidents OF tue Union
League ClBh. he is a gentleman OF much culture
and vast experience Ia the practical AFFAIRS OF tue
world HIS appoln tment viii give especial salts
lac,lOu 20 our German fellow citizens, among
whom ne is deserYedly popular. he was reeom-
mendeo by Joan A. stuart PreEluent OF the
United states Trust Company; A. b. Stout, and
many Others
Mr.. Charles j. Canda, OF No. 2l4 Broadway, is the
youngest member OF the commission, being only
tRirIy -six years old He Is OF French extraction,
and was Dorn IN Paris Enough his father had pre-
YiOusly resided for many years In this country.
he Was educated IN Brooklyn, and gained MS nrst
business experience In the wholesale department.
OF Arnold, Constable a Co. For the past lew
years he has had the exclusive charge or the vast
estate OF William b. ogden, and IN February last
was appointed one OF the directors OF the Brook
Ign Bridge. Mr.. Canda is man of business ca
pacity and practical knowledge, ana has given con-
siderable ttme and study 10 the question OF rapid
transit He was the Treasurer ol the City.Cenlral
Underground Railway.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. June so-Arrived, steamer August Andre
CBelg), Greve, New York via London
BRISTOL. July 1-Arrived. bark Amanda Ger, Schultz
Wilmington NO mot arrived june 2s brig Woodland,
Valentine, Matanzas
Arrived June 10 bark abraham CAuO, Matcovich.
Philadelphia.
BELrAsr June Sailed. bark Frugoui Devote ItaD,
Peraso, North Americs.
June 2s--saiied. ship Magnolia Brj. Hilton,
North America bark Mzpah tBr), Cann,d do.
Sailed som. ship Maryland GER. Ide. Baltimore.
BORDEAUX June So--Arrivec, bark Adelaide Norris,
Tukey, Havre.
Arrived 18th. bark TameSi tFr1. Clement, New Or.
leans
Boston.
CoPENHAcHn june H9-Arrived bark soren Berger
CNor), Petersen, New York for Cronstadt
Arrived 2sth bark Maria Francesca aus, Gedovich,
New York for Odessa.
DUBIIN June 3u-Sared, bark Magnus Lagsboter CNor)
Sorensen, United States
EXETER June 9O-ArTived. brig Swift CBr), Iyerson.
New York.
FALMOUTH. JnIy l-AFrived banks St 4ndresse CFr),
Laurent San Francisco; Oasis, Randall. LoDos.
in the Channel June So barks Nordcap For).
osuldsen. Baltimore for copenhageni oskar IL Norl
Galliksen, Pascagoula for Brake.
GLASGOW, Juno s0-sailed. ship Pomona (3rl. Hamil.
ton, Montreal
GnKENoCK, juno So-sailed bark Peter Gustav cswel.
Brandt, North America.
GLOUCESTER, June 3OArrived, bark FiokA Nor, Nj
chaelsen Montreal
GENOA, June 29-AIrived brig David Bsgbse stowsra
New YORK.
HULL, June sO-saDed, bark st Patrick CBr). Bogart
North America
HELvorT June 3N-saleo bark Advocate Cgry. spicer.
Philadelphia.
HAvRE June 29-ssied. ship D W Chapman. Mill Or.
United States.
LIVERPOOL, July l-Arrived, ship Dharwar Crj Free.
body San Francisco.
Sailed June 80, ship Hypaha tNor Olsen, North Ame-
RIGA; barks Edward Mcdowell (Br Greenough. dc; Olaf
Glas (Swel, Munst do.
LONDON. jury l-saied bark Laureta Or. Nicholson.
Jamaica.
MAHsEnzs, June sO-saiied. steamer Olympia CBr),
Young, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, June sO-Arrived, brig George Jonn
Yourdi CBr) johnson. New York.
RorrERDAs June sO-Auiveo ship Helene GER. R,s.
chen, BALTIMORE.
SHIELDS, June 9o-safed, bark Adventure Brl James.
North America.
SLIGO June sV-sailed, bark sarpen Nor. BAcker
North America.
TEKEI, June 30-ArTiyed. haTks He-mod nor KrOg
New York. Bredsdorf c-wel. Terkelsen. Baltimore.
WATERFORD, June sc-saDsd, bark Psolo Rayella GtaD
Ravenr, North America.
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HUDSON COUNTY REDEEMED.

SPLENDID VICTORY OVER FRAUD AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YOUNG ATTACKS
TIE PRESS.
The yilest ring ever organized for the plumber
OF me taxpayers OF Hudson county, New Jersey.
was broken yesterday. The Board Of Chosen
Preeholders Iaet At halEpast Two O'Clock.
The chief business OF the meeting
was the consideration OF the report
OF the special committee appointed to
investigate the management of the HUDSON and
Essex county JaIls. MIR. O'Reilly, chairman OF the
committee, presented q lengthy report setting
forth the facts ascertained by the committee IN
conjunction WITH a representative of the HERALD
These facts have been already published. The re-
port Was signed by heEsrs. O'Reilly, Cumming
hsssrs. Young, director OF the Board, and
GIBSON, who nave all along defended the extTSva-
minority report, opposing the change recon-
menGed. For the first time they admitted that
theIe v as eNttaVSgance ano IFauo, ana they were
wiling 70 descend from forty cents TO thirty i've
cents day for tue support OF the prisoners. The
issue being then fairly placed before the Board
she question MAS put when OF the reports should
he adopted. After an exciting Jersey debate the
vote was taken. The vote IN favor OF a complete
retreDcnment was eight to lour, tue following
members voting IN favor Of the extravagance-
Gibson, Harper, Young and Wickham. To the In
tense asionisnment Of ali present the Director de-
cared the motion 10 adopt tne report lost as II
required an additional vote, comprising N aiOr-
ity of the board, 70 sustain H. Four members
were absent. Motions were offered and protests
entered Ia rapid succession amid great ex-
cltement, and the meeting was Sd-
lourned abruptly, With the understand
Ing, however, that a special meeting be
ned next Thursday 70 dispose OF tue subject.
That thc backbone OF this fraud was broken was
The UNANIMOUS verdict. TO Mr. AcPhillips mem
Der ron the second district, the people % Hud-
sou county owe a debt Of gratitude. de resented
the advance OF the Pniltstlnes upon him With in
dignatg ton, although great inducements were held
form 10 MIN. M. WlcEhamis detection. on the
other hand, was NEST unexpected, and there is q
universal feeling or disappoini ment IN couse-
qnence Tne anal struggle Is looked ior next
Thursday. although the battle was virtually won
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steamer City Of New York, Zimmerman, havAna-F
sts,:iner Il Livingston, Mcdonald JaoksOnvile-H W
steainer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-O OLD Dominion steamship %
stesmer ETsns"P ss srAsG porIasp Droa AmeA
, Snip d Palmer Nor, Larsen, Antwerp-O Tobias
ship WELLINGTON OBJ, Darlington Antwerp-Jw 81.
BARK Nctde Merryman, Masters, Yokonama-salrer 4
BARK LIZZIE Fox CBp. Hurrah Dunedin and Auckland
BARK sew Brunswick CNOr), Larsen, LOndOn-c To-
:. BARK Luciano Sierra GtAD. caeAee. Gloucester, B.
BARK Andrea LovicO qtal). RalO Newport B--J 0
BARK Pet DubrovAcki tAus. Chersanaz, Cork or Fal-
mouth Tor ordeTssTsl9eoyleh 90. ,,,,A 81. -
Bark America Ger, Roper, Hamburs-Chss Luling 4
BARK Doctor Falk GER. uaupt Hamburg-H KoOp 4
BARK Jupiter Ger, Lutke. Eeufahrwasser-Dm
BARK Messer, Hewitt, Dsntzic-snow Burgess.
- Bark Munich Nor), Bernstein, stettin-Funch.
BARK AEON Non, Hansen stettIn--Funch, Edge a 90.
Bark U Tucker, Parkham stetui-J Winchester
Bark soil Dec Gloria Ger, wienandt Riga-Dm =
Bark ROta NOR, sWensen, cOpenhagen-o Tobias
Bark Farewell CGerA Neumann, Copenhagen-Dm 4
Radman.
Brig Caroline daD, Muro, Gloucester E-Punch, Edge
Brig carla Aus) Baccarich, Cork Falmouth for
Brig beatrice suppicieh tGerA Eiejahr. Dantzic-J
Bfig GILES Lering. Anderson stettin-Brott Son Co.
Brig Usica Utah Coppola, Smvrna-J Seageg.
Brig Susan tBr, Todd. Jordan River. hS-Boyd 4
uincken
Bng c Schumacher CGcE LOhsc, Riohmond-o TO,
bias 90
Brig Josefa, True Bost0n-Brett Son q Co
schr Mary Burdet, McCready, Ciudad Bohvars-Jos
Mcneil
schr g A Farnsworth CBr). Benson Port spain-Jones
4 Lough
scnr ] Fabens Anderson, st Kitts-Jones a Lough
schr Silver spray, Hathorn, Miragoane-B Aetcalf
4 Co.
sehr Sunbeam, Kahn, Port Antonio, Ja-Yates 4 Por-
terfeld.
schr GoldStream (Br), Carr, Yarmouth, hs-J Whit
ney Co
Parker
schr Early Bird. Reed, st Augnstine-Bentiey, Glider
sleeve A Co
schr NJ Clark Chopper. Fredericksburg. va-slaght
Petty.
schr a Kinds HILL Passport, Me-B Weinberg.
schr Bridges Landrick, Pembroke, Me-Jed Frye
Go.
sehr MORO Castle, Naus Gloucester, hass-B Wen,
berry.
schr Eastern Light Chase, Provincetown--BJ Wen.
berg
sehr Ellen Perkins, Kelly DenniSpOrt &ass-DOaDe
siooD NARY Dallas Drake, orient-RocKett Bro.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALExAEDRTA jane 3O-ArTived schr ChaRics Nor.
ton Providence.
sailed-sehrs Montana, Boston; Marvin irons
Georgetown, -
boston, July l-Arriyed, steamers cennpede, Miller.
Pbiladelpha Glauous Bearse, Ne York Darks Tarla
Topaz, hawthorne, Zanzibar; John smith, tbr)t nat
ned O1enfuego.; brig Clara Louise Henrahan, naya,
Puez schrs Lucy Holmes Teel Miragoanei i0ra Mayo
lBr Watta ~ Mares Brl, Thompson, OockDurn
Harborj Hudson Hndson, AlexandTlai mm y nhat
tuck H0wes, Baltimore ..B A. Hayes, sulltn, dOi " n
Green, Cnmmin9s do; Addie walton Hamilton doi
Frank W JOhnsoa OultOn, Philadelphia. - -.
Also arrived, steamer WIN Lawrence, Howes, FAIL
more; brig sullivan Perry, Turks lslaudi ,schrs
Charles A Jones Kent Charleston tand proceeded -
Weymonth) l. Hickman, Robinson Alexandria;
-El'islflDl.S s1l1 pJeeeyaea y MnMenllJ R0s.sn,
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srrroArs OF 1Hn COMMISSIONERS.

Mr.. Jordan J. Mott, Of No, % Beekman street.
fhe wen.kBown fOnndryman, was born In this
city and s about forty-six years oid. he - 2
graduate OF New YORK University. and. i'm
nediRtely upon leaving college, in 1865. embarked
% the ioundry business. he y now President 81
tne Mott Foundry Association, whose fouudry Is
al Mott Haven; o. the north American IRON Com
pany at wiliams burg, and also owns large
Jonndry in Troy. HIS business Is tRe largest OF
the KIND IN the United States, and lhe tiroless
energy with which ns devotes himself TO IL is a
HAPPY augury for his success in his new capacity.
He ~ PLAIN, straguuor yard business man
~ great WORKING capacity ana sound
}scsmss' ea sensTay urgsl
Previously he had declined tbc appoint nent OF
PARK Commissioner rendered nim bT Mayor WICK
ham, DeinR afraid o. me rush Of applicants Tor
uflces. lie has taken interest IN tne Rapif Transit
movement, aad MS appointment WI give great
satisf&ction e me citizens moss yifaly Interested
~ me Dunding o. me ROAD.
&, " Delamnter. proprietor 81 the iron WORK s.
al the foot Of West Thirteenth street i very gen.
orally known IN This city Wncre he has spent bis
eniirassfs. He was born 10 New York. and Isl
HDout hfty.fye years Cd. it vii. he remembered
fbat his Arm Duilt some ihirty gunoOaJs for the
spanish government IN .ne beginning Of INC
an a most extensive manufacture % steam
engines, rollers Sc. Az one time M.
popular edIcafion and ala some good work IN that
Cause. He mss pesn gTeefy interested IN the
solution OF the treat nrODiefl o. Iapid transit An1
many OF iss most Jealous friends aud advocates
have urged MS appon iment upon ne Mayor
among Others, Mr. Benjamin B sherman, FfgBl-
oeDt Of the Mechanics BANK.
LEWIS ". FROFN,
Mr.. Lewis p. Brown. the well known real sstaN
ran OF No. 90 BROADWAY. has alreadY previously
been Conspicuous 90 DIS e0grts IN henall or rapid
transit He was one % the directors 81 tbe New
YORK city Central Underground galway char.
tered IN 1868 winch fel through owing 70 the lack
az confidence IN tne prOJect on the
part OF large capitalists. he Is about
hify-twO years Oio. lie Ncdltny
merchant before the war, but iailed dnriD9 the
great strlie. lie soon recovered, however from
la lAanSIsl elsQsksl &ao IS eeic " bRSe Hffe 4
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NOTICE, TO MARINERS

The channel on sAybrook bar, mouth of the Connect
cut klVer mas been deepened since the common u
2f lety pier on the west side of the channel
The current IN the channel has been duickenad and
there from Il 20 10 inches water the bar than
formerly me water gradually shoaed up from 10 feet
To about 70 inches The action the been
such 70 cut oqt the sand and the depth the water
beside the completed pier varies 90 l6
Il Is expected that the east Jey will be completed about
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CAPT lanes A Leighton. formerly Of the bark Atlantic
que N but from superior model and well adapted for
md general freghtinl business for which she is In
6nned, and w receive first class rate IN both French
and American BlOyds. She is owned by John ZttOsen
ana Others OF New York will proceed in three days TO
At Wilmington Del, July l. from Hollingsworth Co.'S
yard an iron steamship named Brahear built for Chas
Morgan and intended the New Orleans and BraSlea
City line The tonnage OF the vessel is 2, $50
=, AT kenSinRtOn. Pa, June 30 war for the
hhyuen GOVERNMENT named ST Michele. OF 100 reg
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SAILED.

Steamers Herder Oer), tor Hamburg; stase Of Lous.
ana (Bil Glasgow; City of New Yors Havana; Isaac
Bell, Richmond, Nc; ships Hamilton FISH San Fran
CISCO Jas Foster Jr do ontario London barks Libe-
ria. Gonroyia via sierra Leone Idaho, CIentuegos
Hope, Yokohama; Nette Meryman, do; Lindesna es
NOD, Rotterdam: Gehon QtaD, Limerick; Ruth, Am
sIerdami Maria Rose Ger DaBtzic; BertolorA savona
1taD, Cork or Falmouth Hamburg GER, Bremen
Hope tBr, Antwerp; Driga Eastern star Barbados
Daniel Frpwbridge, do; Emma Hall. Cardenas; . 81
Sulman Frontera Johu Brightfnan, havana I'd win
Rowe, Para; schr kensett smyrna.
nd -
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re NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER.
ING TYR PORT or NEW ORR AZ sfGHT the WV
YCHr HzEIID has adopted dringu hing Coston nlghs
sgns for on board tho HFrtln gttsp yacnt shtw.
rs while burning he coors rsa. gresn rcd changing
noa ono tbe ether succession aud be sew
orsi miles distan captains Of upon seeing this
signal will oshge W ~ preparing any marine
they may have ior ne chip ssus Department VI tho
IgEALD
~ Persons Gesrous Of con nun eating with vessels
arriving At New YORK DO 20 BY Rdoretsing 20 suoh
vessels care Of HHnILp news yrest pier No } gasi
River. New YORK Letters received RON All parts o. ths
world and promptly delivered. Duplicates srs re.
CURED.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants. shipping agents and shipmasters In
formed that by telegraphng 20 the HERALD London Bu
reau No 46 Fleet street. 10 the Paris ONCE. Rus
Scribe, the arrivals Mt and departures EUROPEAN
and Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels
trading with the United States, the will DO eabled
70 this country free OF charge
Captains arriving at and saihng from French and
Mediterranean ports will ind the Paris ONCE the
economical and expeditions for teiegr aphtng ne vs.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New BedfoIo July ], bark Draco, Peaks
fnr ATlantC Ocean
A letter nom schr Edward les, Atkins Of Province
town. dated June reports that she had carried away
f0remasthead and put INTO Grand Cayman. WI TOR a
new mast No OIL Ali wei.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature FOR inc past twenty.fonr hours,
In comparison Win sbe corresponding date OF
last year. 90 Indicated by the thermometer az
HudDnts phsrmacy, HERALD Buiiding:-
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SPOKEN.

null rugged Am ship, showing FNST. bound south,
was seen June 8, lat % n, Ion SO W.
Bark kdnArd tGerL Balberstadt from Bremen for
Baltimore, June 70, lat 40 Ion % 3d.
Bark Caroline Ger, June % no lat &c.
schr W, hound 5, june 80 Absecom bearing WsW
IL miles.
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ALMANAC ZOE 49, YoHK Ills pAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY /, 1Sn.
CLEARED.

Bald~ IN ) Co
,s stsssqF aeFdsg qep, tarcnGs. Hambmg-Eon.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates OF DEPARTURE FROM VIEW YoEK ToB TIE
MONTH OF july.
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