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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
Grfd)tekmat9 eines Sampfboota
GGuifd0s.

Cincinnati, s., 8. Sanuor. - 5atd
Mc0anicls, Gapitan eines OamphflItes,
ipurbe bon g8ilbelm g8eibel am perllonenen
WfittpoA suYOiut Blealant, 28eit Slr9lnen,
set1Otet. Ser 2estere mar Don Sane abipe:
ieno. Sci leiner 0tiidfnnit erfnhr er, OaB
Mc0aniels nit ieiner 6rau itrdflt9en untz
gang pflege. @r ergriff lsine Siidlie, iutte
ben @aptdn auf welfen er am SluIie nit
benz SrInfen ieine8 Eferbes 6eiG)aftigt fanp
uuO idloR ihn cine &uQel iu'S Seiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
Die 1fariffr Raune

bet b cine Gepntation pesen ibrergsor3ist tfeit I'M
aodrn, Baden uno Sparidmfet in Seuerun9 uno
Wbnusuna erporben, peitheo oieielbe ii5cr Gle an=
Sercu ,TGnaes" erhebt. fsu 9roRen fir Sotels uno
sBobnbduet iperoeu TobriSirt u!h fiu0 Sun erfaufe
Del g9. s.. SOB & Gpntp.,
gde Ser Baltimore unb @utaipItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
Erfturuua,

Da elm @eradpt in Der Stobtcirs... 'as ioir aus,
mir Sieie @eleeeubeit, ui uuieren Suusen uuo benz
WnbIitnm auSaseisen, oa6 nil uuisr @eadit N d
aufseben, fonoern nnr Waenfdleubaare gum
aoftpTeie pertauien, unferen Yorratb 5u reousi=
rem. Wir haben 100 Qaar9efledte BON $l.50 bis SIS
bro Stid, pel6e mir jun Soteupreiie abaiien fers
er 5000 arbs 6riSettes Su 3o Gents unS tbeurer, Jos
iuie Elm Gaeemeines Iiiorttment BON SG9rmaaren,
6aarbhrifen 8dlnmen u. Rarfimerie'n. Vtan iprete
Dor in ST. 62, aertnetonitraBe, unS beebe ftb Die
Haarcn 3. SeGuuetets
/tN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
sofal e,ertdtc aus sSaTbinstot'.

gS-o btngton, s. San. - W. u. Gnr-
ton, beil6ufig aus 9rince Georges @ounIg
gebijrtig, tcbrtc uorgeitern Abeub bon 6orb's
Spernbauie beim, faue ole S0uStbirc iciu4S
BrinSipalS, oeS Mebgers Clemens S. SroO,e
III @torgetowr, uerid)lo6en unb iteg ioOan1
iiber bcu Salfou, nm @iu9ang Su erbalten.
0abei gtitt Ell ans uub brad oas @eHtd. Die
2eihe muroe 9eeru iriib 9efunoen.
- gSnl. SoneS, Der gegeu nie >, Baltimore,
BOtomocs s@iienbubu" flagbor geworoeu mo
$4,000 S6abeneriat bon oerielben beau~
iprudt hattie, neil er bird einen llnial lit
Dem ltapa< 2)arb, Suunel eiu Seiu gebrod)e.u
hattie, erbielt 9eitern $500 POM &reiSgerid)te
Sugeiprodl.u. SoneS miro geJcn Oeit @Ht=
ld)eionng appelltrcn.
- 9iirSlldl battcu mir por etrcm ueriud)z
teu Ginbrud)e smeter Neger IN Dem 0alie
oes ,orn. Aouilla gtllen i'll S-Su0Be berid)
tct, ipouon Der Sine pou Dem 2ebtereu 9eidoi-
eu mrroc. @eiterll 9lbeub uerbaitete YoliSit
Mc@ram ejnen Wtaun, 9iamens 2lleranoer
gaucaIter, i'll SzStraBen. 9lllen ais ben mlltbz
moBli6eu Sb1ter. 2luf Dem StationSbauie
faub man, OoB lciu Sod pom elmer Suael
bwdIl0d)crt mar. !6r. Nleu ioentif;irte ibu
aud als 0cu bttrefenbcn Niam, Den cr mt
Dem StoBcli,n ldllug, uouon Die betreiienOc
Suube all Iclucm Sopfc nod iid)tbor mar.
6td)ttr Snell ueruie8 i'm geitcrn Dor bic
@roBgCidmorcncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
Die htibe Iuft-hod)heer0e

uon 0atpion @nBeilen uno bem solbenen
Wtebaillen=Selieleilen
ND ieber an lid, lct5f porsfsih, uno iinb in Sius
dit ser @rceGens nidbt 5u ubertreTTeH.
Sontratte fir SeiBun9 burd trseno zines berctben
weroen abseibloiien BON
- ". e. gSopo & Gump.,
fSnriIi5 tSFI gte Der Baltimore 1t. gutaiuitraB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
q. Ratme, 5eruusgeber.
gpe3ial Noti3ett.
8alttutore
FIRE Anfnroufe Of!lff.

8alttutore
e5ire 3a(aranfe OGiff,
gaomeasu;de bon Spmtb. nro sDaterssttSpe,
IonshI sfssii IN Sst, Ss,
aoel onr ras no 0gIs. gsenthu ~ va'
iesSs, saoen. nHe Ssaarengauier, csaaSsiIssiitsr.
a;er1duz zYroeutte, 9ioeelns 2aus Soera.9l9aEen.
iiae NdbrjeuSe II. [. 10.
% NJ. q. s SGrrifon, YrafiSent;
Geo. J. 9iders, 9. p. Idpn,
C0aoio 9. g8llon, &. Ho6t. Sentn5,
S}olid9 Yenntustons y. Wtorton Steiudrt,
Francis z. Sing, 9. 8. gtencomer,
Senrp @artol, OruiIe Sortpie,
81. Q. Steuart, gB. %. 9a9lor,
s3n. $. Srnne, Ssrael Cohen,
@eorsee. Sarriion.
ap2lifatiouszG uuo iueitere Natrd5t ii6et
Die @eieuibait miro tn Der Office, @hbmefz@de non
Sou1z uuo g8ateritraBe, erbeift no aud alle auf=
riJe iofort erieei9t tperoen. gerfteruusen peroen
aui ir9eno eine Strip aaseuDmmen. inetde oer gppIs
iaut fpiinlhe mag.
(5ant,lSi) Gr. @spomortt, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
aaaure,s Rolen- Babapalper

effetp rsiuist uno matbt Die Sdbne meiB, Tort ben
gBtinfteiu ab, unb petotnnert has Seroerben ger
311ns. Die sSaeon Der Shathtel III neu, nieolh, be-
auem uno ipnrldm. Rrei5 % Gents. gu baben
allen apotbeten Inb OrogueuzS Sanbtun9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
Gi1te NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Sort Sarp lis, N.=D.,7. San. Snian
S. Davenport in MiDbletonn perflagte einen
gSirtb anti S6aoenerias, neil er ibrem Sat
ten S9naps oertauft babe. sSie MN Der
@roSeB sur gerbanbluns fam, matte bic
SerfbeiOisung geltenb, baB bic Slagerin nidlt
6aS redtmabige @sib 0aoeuport'S unb oesz
balb nidt sur Slage bered)ti9t lei. 0apenport
aber idlpor, baB bic Sld9erin ieine red)tnldblge
Satin let. Damn aber fam 2iltan 9. 9a=
penport Don Montrois, Ya., gum Soritein
unb besetdnete 9tepbeu q. Davenport als
ibren @atten. 0ekterer leugnet baS nid)t,
qab aber Sur Gntihulbigung an, baB ite ibn
i'm Sabre 1868 perlaiien babe uno oa er bis
sunt September b. s. gtid)tS mebr BON lbr
b6rte, fe fir toOt gcbaltcn unO pleOer gebels
ratbet babe. Die Slage gegen ben gSirtb
,uuroe abgeruieien uno Davenport ipe9en Slz
qanlie lluD Wteineib perbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
r. RAINE, Proprietor

ou'S 2id,t 9eiomnien mGre. IS mare iehr
III piinidlen, SaB elni9c Ntlt9liebcr Der ne,
aierlra lid, Die Niiibc 9eben moutcu, nm i'd,
init ben Geiiunnugen Der 9lOtou btfannt IN
MAIDEN. gEeun 6as Gnbuct fluQ lno meipie
ocboubclt hattie, oann miiroe lie SbcrloQ1'S
blntpiirftiae Ntltt6eiluug inter oeu &ntf oe.
morfeu ba5en nno fein 2Sort bNpOH bn6eu
perlauten lalicn. Statt belitn tcle9rapbirte
sen. Seltnap oil SBerioan iuriif, OaB ,,ocr
8rdioent uno mn ale Sbr Serfabren btr;=
lid biaiqen; oieies mar elmer Der nubloiceu
uuS uerriidtelteu Teblsr, luelde Sen. 8raut
iemols aemndlt bat. gSir bOifen, p0B Die ere
port.te Sotid)ait oeS YrdiiOcntcn Inn, ieinem
Gabinette, isincr Yartei nnO Oem ameutani-
ldlsn Soife ctpaS mcbr Gwc ma4t, OcnH
penn bas gettere Sbcriban'S Seriabren bill
liate, oaun miiBte es fdl Dor Der ctuliityten
i0ic times" ift iibrigcus i'm Srrtbnnc,
wenn lie olanbt, baB Die idlmo4rOIs
len 0epeidjen SBerioan's i'll 9Bailrgl
ton per6tieutld)t luoroen ieten. @tn-
Sberioan ibsraab ottieben lelblt III
gteu.SrleanS Dem agenten Der v2liioctirten
BrtiIc," nuo meun Die y 8imeS" igre 06ilcS"
uahiicbt, miro iie finOen, oaB tie Don 9b0'
Srleaus Ontirt itnb 9teO. Oes ,GorreIp.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
Nte WsumisiDaItpal,I In Wempbis,

Wt NJ bl 5, Senn., I. San.-Sle belltl9e
OtuniSipalpahl ging rubig poriiber. 0as
oenOtratiide 9idet mar I'M augemelnen ile9s
reid1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
Serntif6te 9epefNen aas
ySeff,=Nprf.

9emzgorf, 8. 9es.-angetominsn: Die
0an1pfer ,Sobensollern" BON Sremen,
,,@oelpe" unp ySbabo" bon gtperpool.
- Ser llnterldatmeiiter Sablte beute als
3inicn $4,000 unO $116,000 fiir eln9e5oz
gene Sbligationen aus.
- Die 3o1 @innabmen betrugcn bente
$278 900.
- Seute muroe Der 3oaanttS Snlpeftor
Sarris i'm Sunbesfreis9ert9te oeS Sfnllg-
gels ldulbig befnnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
Gin ambanser RcKoaG's pnnSdlt eimc


Stem SrleauS, 8. San. %. G.
9ibblc, ell Anbdn9cr Der 0tegieruug Set.
loq0S, bat ,in Sd)rebcn oil ocu &ougreBre=
prdfeutonttn 6oiter gertdtct, III wtldlem CT
cine Jleuiie Der 3uitdnOc 2uuiiiana's wahrenb
Der lebten Sabre gibt unO 3u benz Sd)lniiC
fonmt, onB youiiiaua teiue rcpnbIfanlide
6egieruugSiorm babe, me8bGlb er Su elmer
Rr1nn1hl r1th
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
SOUP. 0aitpn upu Raiiadluictts nnS @nno.
9NpppSpu BON Wifiuurt.

ct. 2ouiS, NtO., I. San. - Sn SeSu3
auf ole Souiiiuna Srage iprtdlt iidl Souuer
ncur g9oooiou in ieiucr Sotidloft lebr en-
pbatiid gegen Die Seaog9'id)c &e9lerun9 nno
Die 66oeral. .SuterpentIon aus; ulo er orm9t
in ole 9egslatur, 0teiolutioneu 6u iaiien, Olc
DIE Snolguation, ruelbe oa8 Solt itbcr ole
pom YrGfoenteu uuo Ser raOifalen BOrtct
pcrfolgtc Bolitif iiiblt, gum 2lusbrud bringeu.
| Sie SeIdlIuNe ocS n5amutann ScucraI=
|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09
Observation-Disclosures 1tnter9all8 etttes
GautpferS.

yfem-Y OFT, 8. San. = Dian beTilr1tet,
baB Der Oampfer ,9lug. Speeppea," Der nod
INNER nidt in 9tepport, 6..S., angefommen
it,, obpobl Die 3sit ieiner anfnnft ldn9it
porbsi lit, nit Maun uno Wtans 5u grnnoe
geganssn lit. Nerielbe bate etlpa 80 8erlos
nen am Sorb uro mar bon Der 6egierltng III
| Gnrnphn Nrheitct ennnnirt mnYHPl1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-09

DE MY rIe1n Z, 5. I0n.-0le 9ell0B'
rc9elten conieruatiUen Dtit9lieOcr Ser @eies=
ge6uua Don gonifiaua h0ben einen Yroteit
all oen &OngreB geribtet, i'll mclAem fte Die
Sorgdnge pom lcttcu Mouto9c auSiiibrlth
;fSe,,t
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81 llnterlhabarlts Silans: @olo $40, ,785,-
S03: Gourant S44.484,379.


Rem- q orf, 8. San.-@iue groBe Dfen=
| id,enmenoe iii in nno Dor ben, 9erld)te IN
grooflnn perlamnelt. @8 beourfts Der gait
aen anifreuqlna Der 8oliSei, I'M ben 3utrttt
Snm @eridt8iaale often 81 balten. S1on
cine StuuOe Dor Seffuung oes 9erld]tslaaieS
lieb Der nell9ierige lpaufen idl faum be6ahs
men uno gab ieiner WiiBbilll9un9 ltber DIE
30Qrunq Der SeFInung Der Shiiren III Ieoer
gSeiie 2nft. Sbeooor Sllton par etlle Der
berporragenoen Ysrionen, Die inter Dem Sail=
fen barallf luarteteu, eingelaien 81 peroen.
4ls bas @erid)t se0iinet mar, rug @l9ter
gteilion, mas Seitens Der 4nipdlte ipe5tea
qeiuiiuidlt merSe. 0arauf erhob Gr Nl9ter
Worrls f0rmlif) Ginmano ge9en ben @el9mo=
reneu Badarb une Dieem lulr0e befoblen,
a63utreten. 0ierauf id)ritt man anf's Yeue
;ur 9SeruoaItdubiauna Der Surp uno 0tid,ael
Surns ipurre unftatt Baddro's elHgn9we=
ren. t6r. Sea1, eiuer BON S1ltons Annal=
ten, bcm.rfte, baB er feinen Ginpano ;rt Ell
beben babe, bebielt iid aber oaS 6ed]t Dor,
bieies Sn tbun, ebe Die soae 5ltrD acceptlrt
lei. 9{ad) dbnlthem @epldnfel ipnroen bic
@erbanblunsen fortgeieet, bis bic Der Intlage
sutebeuoeu Ginmenbungen erlhOpft maren.
(Spdter.) 9fafoem man nod 6fpet @ef
d)uortne entI6uloigt uno siuel Inbere al
ibrer SteQe acceptirt bate, mnroen nad) elner
furSen Seratbun9 Der 4nlpdlte nod 5mel ente
l1ulbigt nuo 2lnbere nbltltulrt, poraut ole
SrrD ooll5dblig mar. 9as @ertht ertbe1lte
ben @eld)morellen Die nDtblgen SHltrllftlonen
unb @arnungen, morauf &erta9un9 bis 5nm
Otpntaae eintrat. She Die 9eldltporenen
oas @eridlt perlleBen. purDen lie beetoigt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-15

rooE 20 the boats 10 escape Tne men we're
lodSed "a IaA 20 await examination by inc au-
ADDITIONAL REFORMATION.
subsequently the following additional iniorna-
ton on the subject was received by the Consul
General and forwarded 10 Washington, reacssng
here IN the same IA II IN which the letter con-
tanning the above account was received, being
dated Havana. June a.
The schooner Mary Chiffon, OF New York. left
that port during tue middle or latter part OF
March, bound 10 the port OF 81. ADures, Colombia,
with cargo Of salt beef, ueer magnesia. few
Masks Of nne gunpowder ana bags oil Shot In
Colombia only part OF the cargo could he sold.
and several tons OF cocoanuts aud other
was cleared by one Lopez. OF Colombia,
and the goods consigned TO u Mr.. Castro, IN New
York. The captain who LOOK tie vessel out OF
Colombia refused TO return with her TO New YORK
anu another one was employed at san Andres, by
tue name OF Gnper. TINS latter took the command
and sal ed about tue middle OF May, vita mate,
steward three Eeamen and one passenger
spaniard, on board snort distance rom The
point OF departure, Captain Guper seemed 10 re-
penl or MS bargain and wished 10 turn lack with
the vessel, but the mates and the three seamen
refused, ana then the Captain took boat and
followed by the steward anu passenger put on IN
The direction OF he shore. rne mate and seamen
concluded TO keep on the voyage. but nndlng the
vessel TO be ashore on san reiipe reefs about
eighteen miles from PunLa de Car0cnaS, the three
seamen TOOK the sole remaining boat and
started for the shore, refusing to continue
the voyage with the maze, whom they per-
ceived TO be ignorant OF seamanship and that
they would surely all be lost. TWO or
three days afTerward a fishing smack took
OF the mate, and Keeping along the coast
arrived with MIN at Coloma on the 26tn OF May.
There he detained by orders OF the AdJutant
OF Marine, who proceeded 10 Punta de Castras To
take possession OF the vessel which Is about sew
enty-seven IONS burden. Inc three sailors etlll
remain IN confinement IN the jail at Pinar del Rio.
me foregoing Is the most truthful account OF the
circumstances, as IL corresponds with the state
ments made by the three seamen and the mate.
The department has taken such action in the case
as, IL is hoped, VIII lead TO the punishment OF the
wrongdoers, some or whom are now in custody.
Their offence II the facts are as stated, Is piracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-15
TIE MARY Chiffon.

rEronr Ell rHE CONSUL oEsTEAL AZ HAVANA,
CONCERNING THE ABANDONED vEssE1 THr
STORY oF rEs scHoosEss yOYAoR Iy
CoL0-InlA AID Hzs n-rUhy.
WAsnRGrGv. Jane ia, 1875.
ne following Information o. been furnished
ihe government b tie Unitcd states Consal gcn.
oraI at HAVANA
On the morning of the 24th of NAY 4 boat.
manned by Enree persons, came aear ~ Puuta De
Cant8e. "A va Gilman wac was On guard fhcre
wita several otocrs came down 70 the shore and
invited toe occupants " the boat 70 land, bat
taey inquired IN EnRlsn IL me lana be-
Tore tAem Vas Juta, and being replied
to IN tue Affirmative they cu0e9YoTed 10
put or again. rms aroused tue suspicious
ii hose Oa sG0fe ana they threatened ~ IRE uron
them Il they attempted 70 escape. They there.
fore landed ana 10 was discovered thai the boat
contained enough provisions 70 last month, and
package 0f nne sIlrts. Upon beng taken 20 tBs
estate Guacamaya sad INTERCEPTED IN English ~
she engineer III WAS learned that one ~ t1em was
al Bugilslman and the other Two Germans, bus
they resisted giving M their papers until 0ein1
Thoroughly searched wnen documents we're iOund
wmch proved them 70 he American cttlzeDs. In
their statements were deserved
MANY CONTRADICTIONS.
FIRST they sara they ~ on I'd 10 the crew ~ a
Sc oUuer lOaQed WIN cOCOanuts, walCn pad run
aground, ana that tbe three mac saved themselves
in tGc boat, the tour others wGO made ~ tHs
tNrf alter ward STATED that ID the vessel ~ WHOA
trey came Ni hands had cot drunk ana that they
tUUk the boats nG e0 thlo or lear ~ the disorder
WUfcN commenced. This mas afvenriEe to contrary
CBlu HuNs pub lie suspiesDn ~ strong That tncv
c.Ls..l,tH Hine eEil0e cD .o-iA q vtsl9 al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-15

II crTEMrNT OVEN THE HERALD pTsclo-
sUREs-AcTIoN or THE PLAINTIFFS ooUN-
sEL-THE NEW WITNESSES sUBPoENAED.
The publication OF the new ana important eVi-
dence IN the HERALD OF Yesterday caused the
nost intense excitement in New YORK ana Brook
Ign. Everywhere ii formed the only topic q con-
versauon, and the greatest wonderment was ex-
pressed at the extraordinary disclosure made
Surprise was expressed that these state
ments had not been brought out ON the
nrsL part OF the trial or IN rebutta OF
the testimony on tho part Of the defence.
II was argued thar II ths story had been tod then
the trial must have come al once 70 an END, as y
was reasoned the facts given ey the druggist Mr..
George Q. Legs, his sale OF the poison 10 Mr..
Beecner were sufficient, had they been introduced
alter the defendant had deniea ever purchasing
having In his possession any poison, 10 utterly
contradict him on tnat point.
LEYs, LOADER AND PRICE.
Tnat Legs Loader and Price win be called
10 give their evidence under the solemnity
OF an oath there is now little reason 10 doubt
The plaintiffs counsel intend to take the INITIATIVE
in the matter, aud nave accordingly served sub
punas on All three OF the men, the documents
having been issued last night Tor them 10 appear
IN the court to-day. The names OF these peop i
are Mr.. George O. Legs. the al u2gist VINO sold
the prussic acid 10 Beecher; Joseph Loader tne
upholsterer, whose name was lett unmentloneu
yesterday, and john }. Price, mas leho" "orAer
at lhe IitOn dwelling.
The counsel for the defence yesterday evidently
appreciated their position, being well aware that
their case VIII be sadly shaken II they make any
objection 10 lts admission.
THE FEELING AT wHITEsToNE.
At WhitestOne where the druggist INT. beysl
resides, the whole community was greatly eAer-
clsed over the intelligence contained IN tue
HEEALD especially over the fact that their fellow
tOWnsmau so prominently bl0ught forward.
Mr. Legs IS the nero OF the hour, ana nis store
was thrOnged All Day by an anxious crowd OF
people who wished TO look al and. II possible. dis
cuss the matter with aim.
A GARD FROM REV. ME- BEERS
WHlIEsTONE. L. l., June II, 1875.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:
greatly regret 10 see my name II your issue OF
this morning in connection with some statements
made Dy MIR. G.. y. Legs. u this VILLAGE
Il Is true rnaF MIR. Legs showed me his account
ar goods supplied to the Rev. II. W. Beecher, and
among the eGtTies was one Oh drug ol poison
nature. l was not, however, greatly eA-
ctedn by IL; but thought u most Irinlng and
ordinary circumstance. There IL not. perhaps,
housekeeper Ia the land but buys poison win no
more murderous intention than 10 XIII rats or
other vermln.
regret that Mr.. Legs should have associated
my name win TINS absurd arair, a., II ! mistake
not, this business transaction occurred some Two
years before The alleged contemplated suicide, =
aud especially as he Knows tnas love Mr.. Beecher
anu have the most perfect confidence IA MS Chris
lan Integrity. am, sir, yours, tTuiys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-15
AMERICAN PORTS.


ALEx. SpRIs Juno I2-Arrised, schFs Graham,
New York. Lizzie Carr, u Rand and : ? Fooka ---
for Georgetown.
sailed. chrs r Graham. Boston, Matte \ Hand
d.; Florence Dean, Thee Dean, Nary Fomerick urom
BOSTON, June lf-Afrived steamers Carroll. Wright,
HALIFAX Dominion Br, Clements, Yarmouth, Ms Nor
tuan, nickerson. Philadelphia ship Iadcpenlence
strout Valparaiso; brig Thomas Abort Ibf Irowell
Funeei schrs MinOt Light shaw 81 Barthol9neW;
Agnes BoJgGen, Satila River; Sophia kr@nz,
Dyer Baltimore; Dcvereux, Rich, BalumOre :
Mindora, bunker, Philadelphia Abby !. low.
Young Philadelphia; Edwards English, H0b0kent
n & Long. Hardy, do; Helen, Earl do; > y Bartlett,
Bartlett do. Fred GRAY, Allen, dol 10 Nathan Cone,
west Neehawken; sarah Bernice, Proctor, oOi y =
Foster, Iedrick, hew York Juliet Frank; 20. So,
Beow-Bark bdel Kadcr, Carienas; brlgs Neponset,
Cusyanilla; Pathfinder Turks Island; schfs hatte =,
Cove Proyreso; l. Adams nom sagaa; MAY =
Rankin taibarien; ElwO0d Burton, from tienlueROsi
Isaac CLARK, Natanzls; Vim Daiser, earac9a -
Robinson Cfus0e Robinson, Matanzasi brigs rtocKLo
F0lker Cork. via wilmington N 4; Melr0se. Grugs,
UuDacoa, I X; schooner II Adlerne, CrOwel, balti-
more via kennebsc Nver.
BAfrl oKK, June is-Arrivsd, brig Carrie Bertha,
isin, aprigea, steamers George W BEder Read, New
York JoDn Hopkins, haicts Bossoa' Mcclellan.
Cleared st.amers WIN Kennedy. Foster, Frovi icnce
Vim Noldwnrd, Young, New NOrE; blrkA IAaffA uUt
BaiO UuhiiHg Monte TABOR no, EepelO, gaeehstNWn ~
BymOutu gChra n a Sanchez Benson MNst IUdleft FL
wO1d Dorian Warrington, New YtSks
kaIeo. Ecnr AAtae y, Eangs. IVf1Aand,
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with sugar to n Dc Wolfe June s-Lat "a so Ion u,
sniaa Il 90 long i2 So schT Mag !, DalinE, iToIn
schr orm Pere ef Ellsworth Haskell Barscoa IA
days with iruit 20 Madue, vessel 70 : STAPLES. -,
pin sst 70 noSte son Vessel 70 wonbers
scnr Ju,ia A Decker, 0reenman. Leqthera DAYS,
scnr Acora oi NacRissD, Robinson, Jacksonville Il
days with lumber 70 kppinger. Russell Cos vessel 20
sehr ! 8eidsn Harrison Jacksonville 10 days, with
schr Julia, Floyd sauires. Georgetown. So; days
with naval stores to Dolner Potter CO. vessel to
sssT i SiR HanS.; eS ss Eissm@S '"
s sehr LIE m' seTIl A V,lgni virginia
sehr Mary Price, Campbell, GEORGETOWN, DC, for Nor
schr Jane EmsOn, Decker, Georgetown, DC. Tor Hud-
ssSSnnrr Ssorg 81, CLARK Bartlett Baltimore
schr Msggie Lncy Avery, Baltimore.
schr 4 NJ Clark. Croppsr; baltimore for Bridgeport
Calais aay Win
ber TO John Boyntons sonsi vessel 20 JED Frye
te snd s 5 g "a Wds es
hergs I'd no lat &C. anohor iceberg lth lat 40 - lon
20 Ion 10, brig Eeponset from Guayanla Tor Boston.
ps- Bark Carrier Dove fof ST John NIB simmonson.
Sandy HOOK Tor orders came up to the city AN isth
PASSED THROUGH HELL GArA
BOUND sourE.
schr Flower Hubbard Portland, CT TOR New York,
schr L G Kniaht, Knight Providence tor New YORK.
tehr Eliza Pharo, sherman Providence for New YORK.
schr Flyaway, Enos New London Tor New Yors.
kchrJ Youmans, Steelman, Providence Tor New
York.
schr Imogene Diverry Candy, Providence tor New
York.
schr J Clark, Northrup. Providence for New York
schr r Darling. Horton. New Bedford for Rondout
schr Allen Quincy Quincy, Providence Tor New York.
schr Martha + King. Blven, Providence for New
Yors.
schr war steed, Phlnney New London for New York.
schr Katie Hoyt Heaney, Fall RIVER tor New York.
Schr Anthony Burton, johnson, Pawtucket Tor New
York.
schr Gessner, Egbert Providence for New YORK..
schr q AcEen Tomns. stamford Tor New NorA.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Eleanora, Johnson, New York for Portland
Steamer City Vt FitchDurg springer, New YORK or
New BEDFORD.
stea ner iIie Ewing New York for New Lordor.
Brig otter (Br) Buchanan, New York Tor Portland.
scnr Modena (Brl. Noyes, New York Tor windsor, Ms
hchr Moss Glen (Brl, Wade New York for 81 John, NIB
sehr Maria Louis tverts New York tor Providence.
schr Chanon, Grant Hoboken for Boston.
scnr Mary Hamilton, Bush, kewburg for providence.
Schr Geo ONES, Howard Poughkeepse for Boston.
Schr brandvwine. kiEg New York for Providence.
Schr r Merwin Bunce. Hoboken for Providence.
schr q Burdett Rogers, Port johnson Tor Brlige-
port.
schr Bonz Jones' Rondout for Ipswich
Schr Julia Newell shepherd HoDoken Tor Boston.
wilson, Wilson, Albany tor Harrington.
schr Mary irlce Price, Hoboken tor Boston.
Schr John Crockiord Hart, Hoboktn tor Providence.
Sehr Atlantic Black, Hoboken for Bangor
Schr Presto, LIBBY Weehawken Tor Machiaa
schr Nellie Ward Hoboken tor Boston.
schr Baxter, New ork for New London.
Schr John Balch. Hannah. hoboken for Boston.
Schr Lnnce Rich, Wilkins, New York for Boston.
schr flow Boy. Allen. HoDoken for Providence.