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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14

A BEAUTIFUL FANCY JE11y-Dis
solve one box of gelatine in pint of
cold water, add one cup of white sugar
juice of three lemons and wine-glass Of
wine. When thoroughly dissolved. add
half cup of red sugar; next pour on three
plnts OF boiling water, and strain into the
molds, putting on ice to form; ALWAYS usa
metal molds for fancy jellies and delicatklv
oil every portion of the mold inside with
sweet oil, and the jelly will turn out per-
fectly.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14

MEAT SHOULD BE COOKED by quick
fire, as the rapid closing of the outer pores
retains all the juices within, and these he
coming heated, create natural process of
steaming in it's own gravy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14

TO REMOVE STAINS ON Spoons caused
by using them for boiled eggs, take a little
common salt, moistened between the
thumb and finger, and briskly rub the
stain, which will soon disappear.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14

PoP-OvER CAKEs.-One cupfnl of sro.
milk, two cupful of flour, two eggs, four
teaspoonsful baking powder, one table
spoonsful of melted butter. Mix LITTLE
sitter than pancakes. Bake in teacnns
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14

To PREVENT MoTHs.-A small piece Of
paper or linen, moistened with spirits of
turpentlne, and put into a bureau or ward
robe for single day, two or three times
is said to be sure preseryative against
moths.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-07-14

It is worth while for a II farmers to know
that thorough culture is worth more than
three mortgages on farm.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
WHISKEY AND DEATH.

About two o'clock yesterday morning quarrel oc-
Cured between two lrcmen board the English
steamship COLOMBIA from Southampton. Captain Lever
commanding lying at pier No. % North River, which
ended in death BY drowning TO and injuries
TO the other The combatants were James O'Conncr
and Henry Mccarthy, both young men, aud. up 10 the
time Of the quarrel, good friends. All hands board
worked to late hour last night unloading the ship
Al twelve O'Clock work suspended and of the
men turned in, while others went shore. In the
latter party O'Conncr and Mccarthy. They nrst
entered a saloon West street, the PIER where
they drank. A dispute between OConner and
Mccarthy as to which Of the two was the bcs, man.
They went into the street and began wrestling.
Both grew angry as the struggle proceeded.
Mccarthy went to his vessel the others entering an
other saloon. little before two O'Clock O'Conner
boarded tho ship. Mccarthy. who deck, chal-
Ienged him to light and struck at him. The
clinched aud struggled, gradually nearing the edge,
when q sudden move on the part OF one threw both
into the wafer OConncr struck the pier received
fracture of the head besides injuries TO hts body.
Both men let 70 their hold touching the water.
Several OF their fellow FASTENED 10 their
sisance. After some httic delay occasionei by tho
darkness of The night and the exhaustion OF the
In tho water, O'Conncr was got on deck. Mccarthy
was drowned Up 10 the present time the body has
not been recovered. Samuel Nolan and Robert Chal-
rners seamen the Colombia witnessed the struggle.
They were brought this morning tho Coroncr's office
and will be placed on the stand at the inquest
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
REAL ESTATE.

The sales at the Exchange, Broadway, were as fol.
lows
BY A. Lawrence 4 Co, Supreme Court foreclosure
sale OF house. with lot 25x1O0 Attorney street,
east side lis north Of Stanton street. to Jacob
Flcischaucr, for &i1, $50.
Alss similar sale OF house, with lot 20 3xss on Third
avenue, east side, Ala feet south Of Sevcnty-nnth
street. to Jonas Heller, for $l4, 000
BY James NJ. Miller Supreme Court foreclosure sale
of house, with lot 2o.l1x92, on East Nineteenth
street, south sde 246 eot OF Second avenue for
$500 and mortgage of 5000 and ten months interest,"
taxes and assessments, to A. r. Dennison
BY Peter f. Meyer, Supreme Court foreclosure sale
OF three story and basement brick house, with
high stoop lot 10 $685. West Thirty-nrst street.
north sdc 800 feet OF Ninth avenue, 36o0 iu-
cumbrsnce to tho plaintiff 81, 700
a building. with lot 2a lxl0O, on Ninth avenue, east
sidc ia feet north of Forty-thrd street. to the plain
Bv C. s Garter. Supreme Court foreclosure sale Of
four lots each 2h 1x10O, on Ninth avenue southeast
of Forty fourth street. to the plaintiff, Daniel
By A. H. Muller 4 son, Supreme Court foreclosure
sale Of plot OF land 33ox 1855 1x8lo Iox262 3x25x
lc62 s. on Barctc avenue, corner OF Maxwell street,
and extending to Leggets Creek, to the plaintiff for
$4,000
Sis, at, s. s.. ais n e. " Sd av, Iexioo5; Thomas
,1 DS ~ and WIZ 'S pan o ;6 : is s;s John "s'0'
Muller and other. to D. Muller 10000
nsy and wife TO G. g. Cornell ............... - 800
as n ;.. wo,s. e. T. f. e. N lo.loo l. 1000
10Th st., ~ s. vsalis d. :. Of 9Th av a4S,sss4.io;
T. Richardson to NJ. Richardson. .......,........ Nom
Janet Z. walker and husband to J. l.. Mott Iron -, 90,
',sss ,l s.% as.sss y a..sssa ..s si,s sGs
'i:sf :; sarah .. s i'Ss
ii s.:;:s. nv. .as g III. S':i or so.so E. II 5000
K.chwsn and wife r. sstig i2soo
% John ., Of sss SC 70 m.ssT ns SnS
Bsss 10000
ssS S's st.. osi Il! s's'es S.s.sn .v asaroS; 'o
ssS "s s.. a. loo n Of a:di.oa ., aasioo5;
j. NJ Lew 10 II. X. Corning s................. ai3oo
wnrng referee, New York Liio Insurance Co. aosoo
s.,.s . 50 E ss..ss Ct "a a' Mars ,soo
Alsm.yer M.y.! and vile. 70 II. os,or~ei.. of 49,,
Coursiand sv esd ward, 5 years. 49,. 1900
usi,ty xs1y b and husband. to Il Valentine. LOU
Grand .v oath ward, ;in.,alment: aIoo
Hs1nsTsn rh0%. and .' .s 10 M sas'n' lnd
Of sih sv 1900
Of seh st.. E. OF Madison av; year -. 1900
year 1850
yem Observation-Disclosures. ............ 1880
OF 9Th av; year. 1900
Kirches. Frederick and wife, TO Alexander y.
krcheis, O. OF 9Th of 10th years. :, 300
eseenior. /. Of spring s., Of Mercer year. $500
Herman. Elizabeth aud husband, To II. 4 Trencnard,
n. Of Denman st.. W. OF Courtand av. esd -
i"stane $500
Years 1000
yssr 1000
Prizes. George and wife. to 4. Utilmann, OF lud
low ST. Of Broome; years................... 6OOO
st. 1sd ward years. 1000
webber Jacob aud wife. 70 y. Frees. ". O. Pordham
av, s. OF 4th at 23d ward; year............. 500
Webb. William H., TO !. h. Hidden. W. T. Of 18th av,
Also a. w. corner Of 5th av and 4sd ST. 10 ysars 10000
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
THE BLOODY SHIRT"

Philip saner was brough, tcforc Justice wandeIl in
the Tombs Police Court, yesterday afternoon. charged
with assautne Dennis Haggerty. grocer, of No. "a
York street. Brooklyn. Tho complainant entered Court
carrying In his hand shirt completely saturated with
blood. Hagscrty and Florence sullivao, OF No los
Leonard street, went TO sauer's saloon in Centre
street, 10 get some beer DISPUTE arose as to ,xhr
should pay Tor H. when, as Is alleged, tho defendant
assaulted Haggcrty. While giving his evidence IN,
later cAhiDted the shirt, which he had taken on AZ
proof Justice Wandc at the sight ofiI seemed verv
uneasy and exclaimed, 'What the bloody shirt: taxa
down South" Saucr held tor trial in detauIt of
$780, ard Hagger,y was sent 70 the Hoasa Of pc,sntou
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
AN IRRECLAIMABLE RUFFIAN.

Thomas Cooncy, aged thirty three, of No. 100 West
Houston street. was arragned before Justice Duffy al
the Washington Place Police Court yesterday charged
with highway robbery The prisoner nominaly .
ongshorcman, has been arraigncd on countless occa
sions, charged with similar offences appears from
The complaint IN the present that James Martin
o NO. 6l Mercer street, attended wake ut which
Cooney was present. On leaving the house Cooncy
followed Martin down into the street, and. knocking
him down, snatched from hrs pocket $50 he was ar
rested oy Ohccr Harvey, OF the Eighth precinct and
Justice Dunv held him for trial
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
POST OFFICE NOTICE..

DosT OFFICE NoTICE.-rHE FoREGN MAILS FOR
the week ending Saturday, July 5 will close nj this
Russia via Queensown On rhnrsdsy at 4 70 NJ 70,
Hamhng On saturday Al 40 A. NJ tor burope steam
snip City of Chester via Queenstown and at A. NJ for
France steamship Amerique via Havr- and
A for scotlan ddi.ect must be specially addressed per
Bolivia via Glasgow and at III 30 A. ~ FOR Eu
ropo per steamship ODER via Southampton and Bremen
The direct mails for Brazil &C. will leave New York
July H.
The for tho West indies vim Porto Rico, will leave
New York Jaiy ~.
The mails for Australia &c, will leave San Francisco
July 10
The mails for China &c, will leave San Francisco Au
gust 4 1875. r. l.. JAMES. Po-tmn nstcr.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
INCENDIARIsM REWARDED.

Young Clements, who was arrested some time ago by
Detective stephen Payne, charged with setting fire to
the barns and other outbuildngs OF Thomas Wildwood
and Jacob $. j. Jones at Rdgewood the line of the
southern Rarosd was put upon trial yesterday IN the
Queens County Court OF Sessions, before Judge Arm
strong, and convicted, the circumstanfial evidence
being strong agans, him. lie sentenced 10 three
yeArs at Sing slug
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.

The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction yes.
terday ordered the flags the Charity Hospital TO be
put at half-mas IN memory Of Mr. Lockwood DE
Forest Woodruff OF No. 235 Madison avenue, who died
Monday afternoon. Tn deceased had been for long
time connected with the department, and at the time
OF his death was visiting physician at tho Charity
uoep tal
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
LARCENIES.

Sneak thieves stole sl5s worth Of clothing and
jewclry from the residence OF George Watervle, No
30 Fast Twenty second street, on Monday night
The pocketbook mandatory OF Ludwig rraube, al
No 3Ss Canal street. entered by thieves, who stole
$500 worth OF stock
George +. Grcrson had his pocket picked OF $40 and
q bank book
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
SUICIDE ON BLACKwELL's ISLAND.

Charles Mead, aged seventy eight, ga,eseeper at
the Almshousc wall Blackwells Island, found
dead IN the workhouso yesterday morning, with his
throat cut He had committed suicide some timc on
Monday night Coroner wotman will investigate the
raao
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
FIRES ON THE FOURTH.

In Fire Marshal shcIdon's report issued yesterday
rs shown that from July eight past four
=. ~ TO July s. at forty minutes past NJ, there
were ninety right nrcs eighty eight OF which
casioncd by fireworks, tho total loss being 81. COS
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
EUROPE.

y hold Italian vnls: dstasa.hsa as The cha.ssu dc
a. nsyng az Sea- sssn sSs
s'ss "ss o cannes the assn
Marguerite and Honoa Tho Gulf Of Napoule and the
ss.oins and other cu.Suiidinss charming gardens
pleasure grounds. with entrance lodge, In all nearly 20
RusMwnIsrm' %sborr RUsuwoRTH are instructed
auction A. the Nsrs London Wednesday. August IN
@ Ss Frssh 9
PS most beautifully .isu.ssd q Cannes. known ths
Sa ne his
.ss dss and porch
and contains nal. and and sssnns aDsp
The S
With aanS aa %
ss.ss Tho .ssSiins compriss three stalls With double
sssa snS
laid out with w . sc s
portion With vines and pro
olives and lemons The :xcsent water sup
s fully
viz sSs
the residence may be seen q the offices Of the
with plans may be obtained Particulars may had
Il o .v, 'E psss
% sSs sslss. .aas s"a A' John
HUTCH FLOWERS. ROOTS AND BULBS
1a SON beg sI the u @ Sns.s
ssT,s 100 fcysn.sa: S.,ei.sa. ass. named sorts:
double R:nuneuln. all coo,s mixed Al together fS, 81
Account OF the receiver; packing free.
Al letter. to be directed 70 NJ C. ALHEMApE SON. I'M
Wholesale catalogues to be had free application
Pic ise send your orders by nrst mail
MISCELLANEOUS.
CMITHs' NEW YORK PALE ALE.
- Brewery. 24o West 18th ST.. New York
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
THE KNIFE.

AT the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Joseph
Grsuie, a native OF Apuergne, AIsacs, France, was
held for trial by Justice Bixby for stabb,ne Peter w.
vcrely.
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
DETERMINED TO DIE.

The German shoemaker William Norton, who cut
bis throat on Saturday morning at West Brighton,
died yesterday ut the Smith lnarmary, Tompkinsvc.
IL s said that he tore the dressing IRON the wound IA
his neck and bcd to death Coroner Lea, Of Stapieon
held an inquest
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
POLITICAL.

HAYES AND WHEELER.
The republicans the city New York will meet at the
Cooper Institute the evening Of July IL nst At NJ
to ratify the nominations OF
RUTHERFORD Il. HAYES
for President
and
WILLIAM A. WHEELER
for Vice President.
The meeting will be addressed by
Edward W. stoaeh,on, ESQ.,: Hon. Stewart H. woodford,
Rev. Henry Highland Garnet
The resolutions will be read by
Hon. John H. Whitby.
Hon A. J. Dttenhoefer.
The Filth Regiment Band and Union Glee Club will be
present.
Front Sc ats reserved for ladies'
CHARLES II. SPENCER,
Chairman OF Committee Of Arrangements.
CLARK F. WHITTEMORk,
The New York herald., 1876-07-12
POLITICAL
CAMPAIGN

CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGN
EQUIPMENTS. EQUIPMENTS:
Clubs org ganize that victory eE
forts imposing CcntcnniaI Hat aud Cape made
OF blue and yellow. with silver eagles on hats
Full OF Campaign Equipments consisting OF hats (or
capes color and yle), with patent double
swing torch and stick, furnished clubs factory
prices.
WM n. kNAUSS,
Broad Ney York
The New York herald., 1876-07-12

CMITHS' NEW YORK PALE ALE.
y Brewery. 24o West 18th ST., Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

STEAMER sTKsxAxs tRelgy. from the River Plate for
Antwerp. put into Madeira May ~ with machinery de-
tective
BARK FREE Trade, Meryman. had completed repairs AZ
Shanghai April D.
bark lLMATAK (fus. from Pensacola for HUI Vbeofe
rcporc towed Shccrness May 10 from DnnSehcss
watcrogged and with fore and main nasts cut away.
QrEBEc June 2-Snrk Thomas Lee lBr Kendall rom
Quebec with coal. before reported asnoie
Goose Island towed oil, making water VII DOCK
and be surveyed
SrJoHS. NB June The superstition that the unknown
vessel wrecked time Grand Aenan might prove
DO the wood boat Violet which arrived In port
Gay or two ago. is happily untrue.
SnIrsUILpisG--At New London the schr Sarah Al
len Is about ready for launching from Brainards ways She
Charles ALEU- takes command and first nsckere
ing.
IArScnxn-A new twin screw steamer for the Us Light
house Department baltimore Thur stAy the
OF the Columbian lion Works. WIN Master proprietor
Her Dimensions follows Length all 1874
breadth Of beam. 20 ect depth Of hold ~ feet draft ia
feet. aud $40 tons
Al Eust Lamoine Ne. May 81 ane clipper schr Of up
called the George Collins. named for Capt q Collins
IT Blueh and is 10 be commended by Alfred Hodgkns.
The vessel,was built Tor the stone business.
steamer Laurel. built by William Master for the
United states lighthouse service. launched June from
the yard Of the Columbian Iron Works. Baltimore Her
cnh from rabbet rabbet Is Ia ect breadth OF beam
nodded. - feet: depth of hold nnidsps, IL feet she
be sctr rugged will have upright boilers, II by ~
surface condenser huc boiler
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CLEARED.

steamer Celtic Or. Geadcii. Liverpool via Qaeenstown
steamer England tBr. Thompson. Liverpool via Queens
town-Fw Hurst
o SesSsI Man e' Heehmann b''men via sou'aa"p
steamer Bolivia lBr. Small Giasgow1Hendersen Bros
Louis dc Bebian.
steamer Siy Of Houston, Decring, Galveston via Key
steamer New oTicans, Dearborn. New orleans-clark
steamer Morgan city Read New oreans-Chas A Whit.
steamer san Jacin,o. Hazard. ssyannah--w Garrison
steamer ciry Of Atlanta Woodruff. chariesson-Jas W
minr"n. NC-wm y Clyde 4 Co.
steamer old Dominion, Walker. Norfolk, CITY Point and
steamer John Gibson. Chichester. Georgetown. De-
steamer Ann Eliza. Richards. philsdephia IIana
steamer Gen whitney co,emsn B".,op. Ill psmcek.
s. ss's Sscc% CO. i,"'''A ''a'' .''-".' '' '
ship John Bryce Morse. S. John NV Z erascA Co
BARK pcggie boy lBrl, Aaekie. MISUNDERSTANDING
Bark Victor lSop,. Wage. Queenstown, Falmouth or
rymoa.h-Benham \ Bcycscn
BARK cersn. ,r,a;,. Bertosos,a Cork Falmouth for
Mark ';sorrie,ts. Small. ws,crsord-Ja. Henry.
bark ,onssantia (Nor. knadsen. Rotterdam -funch
Bars Doris Gerdes GER. Meyer Rirs-runeh. Edge =
Bark sues utaD. ssinco. Marse,lcs Punch. Fdyc Co
bark Prnd.csse Alexandra DIAM. Davis. 81 Thomss-
BARK Golden Fleece tBr. Armstrong Barbadosn rrow.
BRIDES SON . :.
hark r l. t;enovsr. simmons Matenxas-Jss Henry.
bark Anna Taylor tbri. rercva. sagua-John Zittlo-
Tucker.
Bris Alberta Hnkicy. Corg Falmouth or plymouth f,r
orders-J u Winchester 60.
brig Annie Gardner. itavencr. Barbsdos-Dwigt
rl.;t
I,ris Gem. Pierce. Barbados-Danei Trowlrldse Co.
Bsig ceorse Gichrss. circuit fernsndins-farscns
Loud.
Sxhr Anita MeCreads. Cudad Bolivsr-t:eo W Dallett
LIZ Ia. "A NpU A 20.
sehr Adam Bowiby. Jeiiison Port su rrlncc-warrcn
KAY
Senr Anna Collins. colllns. Jscmel tiiastD-BJ Wen
berg 90 :. -. :,
Whitney A 90.
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the coastin foreign trade observing the
displacement removal OF buoys requested 20
muneate HERALp that he brought
addressed 10 the editor of the HxRALD New York city
giving as accurately possible the number and position Of
buoys the OF their removal will suffice In
along tho Atlantic and Pacific Of
the American Continent When they observed the
OF European countries in the Mediterranean Is
tho London office OF the NEw yoRK HERALD 40
Fleet street, London tho Paris Office 6i Avenue do
rOpcra Paris Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
may addressed Dennet AZ Fleet street. London"
"Bennett, 81 Avenue do rOpcra Paris" Where OF
displacement observed In the Of countries beyond
the the telegraph In Asia Africa. captains
communicate with us upon reaching the first convenient
port This information win be cabed tree Of charge the
HERALD and published
bs-SoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHr-rho Nsw yoRx
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
the HKkALD yacht showing while barn
ing green changing from 10 the other
succession several miles distant Cap
ains vessels upon secing this sgnsi. will obc bv
preparing any marine they may have Tor the Ship
News Department OF the HkRALn
u-Pcsons desirous with vessels arriv-
HERALD yacht pier No. East River New York
Letters a parts ofthe world and promptly de-
hvered. Duplicates required
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FLORIDA REPUBLICANS.
BLAINE THE FAvoRIrE FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL
NOMINATION.

NOMINATION..
MADISON, Juno 3, 1915
Tho Repu State Convention called TO order
Thursday last three A. NJ by the Chairman Of the
State Central Committee. Hon. W. H. Gleason. Hon
Dennis Eaean elected temporary Chairman, and
Hon. II. r. Black Secretary A committee on creden-
tas reported Yesterday morning and Il took up all
OF yesterday aud part of last night 10 effect pcrma
nent organization. The temporary officers were made
permanent officers, adding assistant secretary,
William 4. Virgins OF Duval county
This morning the Convention proceeded to the brsl-
ness for which II called Al halfpast two O'Clock
u ballot reached for Governor VI. 1. Stearns Of
Gadsdcr, was nominated by twenty majority, and Hon.
d. Montgomery was unanimously nominated for Lieu
tenant Governor.
An outside show of republicans met with Senator
Conovcr, Congressman Purman and cx-congrcssinan
Walls, IN a convention OF their own aud nominated
Uncd States senator Conover FOR Governor, and Hon.
j H. Lee OF sumter, for Lieutenant Governor.
Delegates to Cincinnati chosen ms follows:--E
NJ. Cheney tBaincl, T. w. Bryant l3laincl, W. II. Giea
tB.incl. y. +. Livingstone ialne), Q. y. Brigham
lBlainc. a. H. usgood tConkiinel, q. f. Wentworth
lblalne aud J. II. Armstrong tBlanel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
REPUBLICAN REFORM CLUB.

The Executive Committee of the Republican Reform
Club III its meeting held At the rooms OF the club, No.
80 Union square, last Friday evening, adopted the fol-
low ng:--
Resolved, That meeting of the members Of the club he
he'd on tuesday cvein. June o. az eight O'Clock for the
OF adopting address the Republican National
Con, cntioa appointing committee of delegates
Cincinnati the club reference to the
month"; ations and resolutions OF the Convention
Resolved That the resolution heretofore adopted by the
Executive Committee call public meeting the Cooper
une o. be rescincd and that the subcommittee
IL thirteen whch appointed to make arrangements for
such meeting be instructed 10 consider and repcrt upon
subject calling public in this city after the
adjournment the Republican National vention
ceiyc the report OF our committee of delegates
Tho officers the club state that recent develop
mcnts in Washington and clsew here have rendered u
public demonstration unnecessary They believe lat
public sentiment iully alive TO the Importance OF
lccling the best man at Cincinnati MS the standard
bearer OF the republican party and the appeal which
they viii make to the Convention at Cincinnati through
their delegation oil nifty prominent gentlemen is now
almost certain 10 receive favorable and phatic re-
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE 187e-QUADRUPLE SHEET

orScKsEss. May 1907 Antoinettc. Scott callao for
DuBls. May 2osaled Francis Hilyard Abbott. Lewes.
EIsISonK, May is-Arsed. Lcrclcy Marcusscn New Or
FAixouru Nav 2I-Arrved. Vermont. Richardson. Cal
on the Lizard 10Th. Johann Ludwig. Holes. Bremen for
Passed 10Th Iris ship OF Windsor xs) for Miramiehi
FLUSHING. May .o-Arnved. -Eoius Anderscn baltimore
GLOUCESTER, May 2o-Arriyed Excellent. Shaw. Port
sailed 2is Giuseppe yirdi. Docei Philadelphia: Grew
GIAscow, May 10 Arrived Emma v Bernier, Portland.
az n,ssocx Nay aD-Saed AAbar. Biscnore. Montreal;
GEsoA, May i7.-sailsd. Midsoc Lars. New York
Hull May Arrived Hndoo 81, Nils, New York
IAsau nG-sailed from Cuxhaven Nay I. Mimi. pomi'
lose Kosc about May srised oseaSia o. rars.
KsHaAcnrn April sailed. Annie Losway, Giles. Bonn
LrrnrooI. May ai-Arrived, Bonnie Dundee. Col. Mo
on the port nd. Revolving Light. ooonan. from New
sailed 2lst Hattie Bangs Bangs. Bncncs Ayrcs; Hor-
tenxa simouscn, Quebec; gid Carroiton. Lewis. New
Cleared 10Th Maria Augusta. Gilman. Sandy Hook Alma.
on Bur Lghrshp 18TH II se~ali Pcnncil Liverpool for
Phadeiphia 10Th. Lydia Pcsehaw feehter. do tor VIII
LONDON. May ao-Arrxed, Fire Queen. Hamilton, New
York I'd supaesh rassn psrna y nd sailed from
80 hm%a Cox DO aad ."ea ,r from Graves
ei Entered out I'd f psnmssn g. wias New York
sailed from a, vs.Sr a kas land Ns% orleans.
Ssndomunden. Gjeitsen. Baltimore.
L.irn. May 22-Arriyed. Manson. Smith. Porto Rico
Sailed 2.d Carrier Dove. simmons, Philadelphia,
LIMERICK, May 2i-sailed. Paoio Re,eio, .e,eno. New
York: TO 22d. Crono Stark. do . .
LKGHoRs May Is-Sailcd. Nomad. Jayne. New York.
NA.ssLuis. May l9-Saied. sophia Luhrs, Hopkins,
New York tand retained 10 the Roads. ~
MALAGA May i4-Arriyed. Abby Bacon. Merrill. Gibra
tar
MADRAS April 27-Sailed. David Brown. Colcord. Cal
cutta
NEWCASTLE. Nay 2o-Clearsd, Elizabeth Ger. for San
Francisco.
NAGAsAxi March l3-Arrived. Rosetta Mcneil. Brown
Shanghai.
PoRrxApoc. May 2o--Arrived. Ocean Child. Davies,
Doboy. ~
Poar TALBOT. May ao-sacd. Finella. Nielsen. Mira
michi
PALAIs b. May l9-Arrived. Thos Hiiyard. from Inde
pendcncia hay land sailed Tor the Loircl. .
PALERMO, May i7-Saied. Veteran, Gage. New York
STgIrx. May isArrivcd, Graf Moltke. ohlf New YORK.
Sailed 18th Somer, lie. Baker, Bordeaux.
TniEsrE, May lo-sailed. Luigi. Ruggero. Cahero New
York.
wksrroRr. May loRcady for sea- Saga Larsen, for New
York.