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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

- Do7l rxss.-One case before
& P,li Court. Marshal y hstter
splb;ts, ~ NV
The -Wt.aering Jew" afl1E mkb-
se1ce Of en.ufies, has returr ws1be
I'D, ua,eh to the fright - second
hoor sesdpanas of cur Hotel e<1be
the waverine footsteps mot 30 light as
s~gel.sl, n the hour when cats new
and dogs howl, we started up in alarm.
leaped from our -conch. and. rashing ont
with club in hand. found -, IN Is
raelise frie6rv Ho Md Mes f@ My
oysters in liquor.
Rouse took q little pleasure trip last
week His friends viii be glad 10 learn
that be has returned with tenewed
health and strength, and is. on the var
path against terrapins, crabs and cells.
His resident partner 1t Sleepy Hol-
low" still receives ell orders. '--a
We met friend on the street che
other day smoking Is cent pipe. We
expressed our surprise ut this change
from the accustomed Havana. Our
sympathetic heart was touched when,
with tears 10 his eyes, he replied in
doleful accents: SIN married I'D hair
pins are dear" We rassed ON . &isrl
being, sadly repeating to ourse:f, 'thia
is the state Of nsan."
The Marshal gave us an invitation to
eat some oysters which he had put out
to freeze. We went with the party and,
expecting to enjoy the frozen bivalres,
found they had been frozen on to BY
parties unknown. We felt like that
other fox who found his friends goose
gone, but. unlike him, colnpassionately
forbore any demonstration of our
wrath. Marshy promises us feast
hereafter, but We strongly suspect the
Count and the Baron of being response
bic for our disappointment this time.
Wild Geese in market. Three of on,
friends kindly raised subscription and
presented us with one. We contributed
our quota Cor quarter) to help them out
but We herewith tender them orr thanls
The undertakers are iubilant over tn.
prospect fer increase in business.-
Three new NJ. DIS
Our new Tobacco Inspector rose to
great popularity after his appointment
Had to leave home to avoid the sincere
and G;;&mteresfed congratulations which
poured in hy hundreds. -t .-..
Ladies on the watch for white horses
We were smiled on by fortune. The
hundred were. finished by a fair one who
gave us the right hand of The
thing is settled. ...i.
No news. Weather fine. -" ...:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

PAruxTNr RIvER PosroFFrcEs.-The
postofiice authorities have established
postofiices at the following landings Of
Patnxent Steamers, Patuxent river, in
this county Forests wbarf-Jno. II.
Buckler, postmaster,-Jone's wharf,
James Jones, postmaster,-Trent Hall,
j. j. Redmond, postmaster,-Bond's
wharf, J. L. Masill, postmaster
Abell's wharf, Geo. Abel, postmaster
Milestone Landing, jeff 3. Jarboe, post
master.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

DESTIsrKY-By reference to card,
elsewhere published, il will be seen
that DR.. PAGE EDMuNps, well-kncwn
IN our county rs an experienced
and excellent Dentist, viii visit Leon
ardtowu at the ensuiay term of our
March Cour. and will he happy to at
tend to all calls in the line of his pro-
fessien. As the Drs engagements in
Baltimore will allow of his remaining
in Leonardtown only for . limited time.
persons seeking his services would do
we'll to read his card in another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

learn with pleasure that the young men
Of st. lnisoe's district contemplate form
ing literary association in tha, section
at an early date. We have no doubt,
from what we know of the gentlemen
taking the initiative in this matter, that
the enterprise will prove successful and
that the most beneficial results will FOL.
low from its organization.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09
MARRIED.

On the goth Feb. ult, bv the Rev.
Father Pacciarini, JAMES COPSEY
to ANNIE WOOD, both of this couu.
~.
On the 9th Feb. ult., by the Rev.
Father Getting, GEO. w. ELLIOTT,
If Calvert county, 70 ADRIAN BREW
Err of this county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

PArrxESr STEAMERs.-The Planter
has resumed her usual route on the Pa
tuxent, making trips regularly from
Baltimore on Wednesdays and Satur-
days and back on Thursdays and Mon
days. The Mary Washington also re-
turns TO the old arrangement-from
Baltimore on Thursday evening and
back on Tuesday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09


TAIL PixE, Mp.. March 9th. 1876.
The currency problem which seem. to
be the most Interesting and vital issue
ut present before the .CoiIective Wis.
dou" at the capital Of sar great re.
public has been ably discussed BY Mr..
Field of Michigan. A goodly ntsnbes
Of the leading shardmoney" advocates
have bees, greatly surprised and some.
what G incd in ccnsequeuc. d sid
gen,lemsys cogent .arsumen. against
them. as they appeared to shinkthatt the
representative from .the Lake Stats"
would ksop tacis concerning the finan.
ciai cd d. There are many persons
Who = iae6ned to believe that the
eles1o 81 : 'hard.money" candidate
is ,losnly = va,ioa for the country.
VIII cthers Equally enthusiastic and
pal - ebnteud that if the Rag
Bal Us candidate fails to win the
coveted prize, ruin will inevitable en-
sue. Substitute" says the latter class
of individuals, ''greenbaeks and make
them full legal tender, aud ere the
expiration Of the Centennial year they
would be at par with the yellow coin"
Having unquestioned confidence IN the
honesty, incorruptibility. and discretion
Of the statesmen Of our country, we will
patiently bide OUT time, and in the .in-
term hope for the beet. r-,
There is no manifestation on the
,art Of yonng, middle-aged, old, white.
yellow, or black men Of this section Of
the County in taking trip to the Black
Hills. Sitting Bull and his blood.
thirsty warriors will hare no chance to
scalp any of our bows. Gold is a very
alluriny metal. hut the great distance
and the surrounding dangers of the
region in question is likely to keep the
vent1resome within the boundary lines
of safety, at least for some months to
come. The appointment of Mr.. Car
spenter as Tobacco Inspector of Ware
house No. Ais very favorably received BY
the farmers of ST. lnigoes'. Of course
there are few who would have liked
to see an individual lower down in the
peninsula receive the appointment, but
it is too late now to grieve over the
past. 'Twould be better to
"Ee every look serene'y gay.
And drive all cloudy CARES away"
Our distinguished and able Governor
is fully aware If what he is doing.
opinions Of certain individuals to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Mrs. Ann Forrest, consort Of the late
Dr.. .Jno. ". Forrest, died at her resi-.
idence, Whippoorwiil. in this district
on the 3rd Instant of pneumonia. In
the relations Of social and domestic
life, Mrs. F. was sincere, kind, geu,le,
aud affectionate. During tedious
and painful illness, she was patient.
often pleasant, and always resigned
With a Just sense OF the awfulness Of
her situation, she entered the "vallev
of the shadow Of DEATH" fearing no
evil. and leaning as on the arm Of her
blessed Redeemer, she triumphantly
passed into that state where peace aud
happiness reign supreme, and the Tell
destroyer, death, cannot enter.
"Now all mus, tread the paths Of Fate,
Aud ever shakes the mortal u:n.
Whose lot compels rs. soon or late,
To wend our course, aud ue'e return
RALYAr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

ST.. MARY's N. D.'s.-Attbe late An
nual Commencement Of the College of
Physicians aud Surgeons, Baltimore.
Nd, the degree Of NJ. ID. was conferred
upon c. Henry Camalier, Esq, of this
county. Also. at the late Annual Com
mencement of the University If Nd,
the same degree was conferred upon
Peter II. Latham, Esq. Also. at The
Washington University, the same de-
gree Vas conferred upon Theodore Long,
Esq. Drs. Camalier, Latham and Long
have our best wishes for = successful
professional career.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09


Sor1HERx MD RATIRoAD.-Tbe joint
committee appointed to Investigate the
msfs1k pfsl>S;nins SIC BOO Nb4 ~
of 3. Nays eoanty cfshe ssatfs -
preparation to intefnal impFovemenss5
from the State tseSsurv by Ne soufk
ern llssyland Rsitosa csnpany .pst
on Saturday morning last, Senators
Mudd, Cooper and German and Messrs.
Matiingly. Snowden, Lancaster, La
mott and Riggs present. Senator
Mudd laid before the committee the
papers be had obtained from the treas
urer and comptroller's Office. includ-
ing copies of extracts from the re-
cords Sof the board Of ,directar of the
railroad company Of meetings held Feb
6, 1870, and Dec. Is, 1873, 1t which.
resolutions wore passed authorizing the
hypotLecation of the States subscrip-
ton to the road; the assignment of the
road to James Sloan, Jr., in Feb. 1873;
an affidavit of 8. s. Smooth, the presi-
dent, that bona fide. subscription of
81, OOO, 600 had been made to the capt
tai stock of the railroad orders Of the
county commissioners resembling their
agreements with tho Washington City
& Fl Lookout r. r. Co., and recommend
ing the State treasurer to subscribe the
s163 900 to the Southern Mary land and
certificate Of the Washington City
and Point Lookout railroad withdraw
ing their protest against the States
subscribing to the Southern Maryland;
the order Of the county commissioners
of St. Mary's recommending the State
treasurer TO pay to the Southern Mary
land Railroad Company fifty per cen
tum of the States subscription; affida-
Wits Of s. S. Smoot, president; H. G.
FAINT, treasurer, and e. II Wiuder Sec
rotary of the road. that fifty per cen
tum on each share of stock had been
duly paid to the treasurer of the CON-
pany, aud that 100000 in money had
been actually paid to him by other sub
scribers than the State; an order Of the
county commissioners Of st. Mary's re-
questing the State treasurer to pay The
balance to the railroad company, and
receipts of T. Il. Baldwin and Alexan-
der Brown & Sons for this balance.
After the papers had been examined, a
motion by Senator German that the
county commissioners of St. Mary's and
the comptroller be summoned to appear
before the committee was adopted. 1u
pursuance of the motion of Senator
German, the Sergeant-at-Arms, K.
Johnson Cotton, Esqr., is on visit to
our county with the purpose of sum-
moning Jno. Parsons, Jno. B. Abel, a.
C. Tennison and Thos. NJ. Shadrick, late
members Of our { commissioners Court, 10
testify before the Committee. Itisexpec-
ted that others of our citizens will he
summoned to Annapolis before the com
mittee reports and considerable inter-
est is felt as to the object of these sub.
ponas, the committee being already
in possession Of all the known docu-
menta,y evidence bearing on the SUBJ
ject. II is safe to premise, that the in
yestigation will be thorough and will
not lie abandoned until the bottom
facts shall have been reached.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09
1CoMMUNIcArEp.

1CoMMuNIcArEp.
Editors ST. Hary's Beacon II am
of IS letters. r.-
Ms 9. Is. IL, l6, Is. Ais found in Florida.
My IL, l8, II. Z, 4 nobody wants.
My "a, 10. IL is ever green
My l9, s, IL is what birds have.
NY /, 8, 8 is n small borse.
My 2, Is, 5. ii. Sis what all animals have.
Ny ., 10, l, 3 il what man seeketh.
My whole ought 10 be found in every
family.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

PrSsoSAI.-we learn With pleasure
that If our old and genial friend. Col.
Blackstone. can obtain leave of absence
from hispos,a, Washington, be viii Wis
/, Leanaritown during the ensuing term
of our M,rrh Court. The Col expects
to - do vn by IL. first Tuesday IN the
session.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09
DIED.

At her residence in st. Inigoes' dis
trict, Oh FRIDAY. the Srd Of March, in
slant, Mrs. ANN FORREST, relict Of
the late Dr. John w. Forrest in tho
49th year of her age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

SAYS the Chicago Times: You NAV
clear, you may wLisexash Babcock, if
you will--,he scent Of the crooked will
hang around him still.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09
.CeN1iSTRY.

DY esyerial request, | shall visit Leonard
- ten n during the sessisn q March Court,
and shsH unsin only the setsion. Persons
defining 10 have their teeth at -
i.t dad 20 wili rksse call nFoa h.
me earl, In The fret week Of 4II1lC
Court Thee. d.sarirg artificial iex,h inserted
must psssssaril, call 70 raediAieiy or I will rot
be enabled 10 il s<is thsm-
PAGE EDACNDS,
Isreh ., !s,c-;d. reEiis'.
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CONFIRMA
John l.
and wii.
John V
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In the Circuit c.
ty. sitting as .
No
nRDERED. h
" 1876. that
fled in this caus
armed . yslsss eau
shown Of, bder
April. 1915; riosia
der Be Published in
escs 4 week for t
prior to the said !.
True copy
Ma,ehe, Is!6-S
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Packages In the world |
paper. Is Envelopes, n
Pencil, Pa'sst Yard N
Je~elr,. Single pack
Scid Store Sleese Bal
Abr 81. This Iarksa|
the publisher OF the II
found - represented
Watches given away 4
free.
: BRIDE 4 Go.,ss|
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e -
ees = Dsaesss n
= .Nsn 11hsrhsk ~
- - - 80
fai}I hi. 8 -, -
slef = % 80
ths go & & -. h. hee, .or..
y DESTRUCTIVE - and h.,n;.
ness Of the 81 - -bo .sr,s M.
immicul.s. ! .s;.~o.,,-...
coastern.ssoo & eh.;,,h. whit.
HouSe. - k{1f.1 hl,Lt
man, IL you - ,....;,. him .rr
rounded 81 go mo - ;nf.mou.
thieves ana 80; Is bi.best frieudsi
are daily provia - -, and n;ctnre 10
yoursolf ~ = y. .e...A /. ], s.;....cs
| Il must IL kosI "a - ho,,;ht, that.
nature rkvdlts u IA has therefore
rendered. 4 G. 80. rt.s -.
ton !. .;.,r,,. -. O.. &c
| AMONG th;e~.. e,;,.,.;,a;.. e.,
,ia .sr.-.a... - ss.-,11s..x-.--.-,.:..
sbout hin = "a ..ss..:..;.,
| the ;nfam, q - q -. I..,hol.
e.rear.
~ 60 l. a..
81, eous |sI|5 E.;yere M B.lt.
| nap was perhaps the one .best thought
of. Every o.e kuovs TIA balance Of
the set to be about - had . bot a. could
be picked up easily font q tbe peniseu-
tiary) but Belknap vas rather popular
and made friends in and out Of bis par
ty.. When the N. y. San published an
article about this very matter about two
years ago, there we're very few who at
rtached any credit to it. and the Secre-
tary himself, secure in his own conf
dence, pooh, poohed il out of existence
for the time, being. This success was
his ruin. He made the fatal error of
supposing that he had siienced this
| charge forever. ~ sai FL 7a4
inere were 'nose "0ose pleasure 1t
was 10 Keep II se; men "n'm IL
seems TINS noo'e . c'e'ary haa Persec"-
~a an" VINO hul'eo 'oe't lese"'mf NJ
anu waited toe'r ''lne. Z nave tney mol
nad ample revenge a last Inewho'e
oeh"uemeht OF TINS case was a sudden
ana terr'e'e snock' I'd our community,
as well prepared as we. usually are for
the discovery OF any sort t OF rascality in
Adininistfation CIRCLES $50
There is one peculiar feature OF Be'k-
maps case, that Is his confession; even
ringsters as general thing don't con-
tess, but Belknap don't seem to have
had his little story ready for them when
be was brought mp. Here is where he
made great mistake. When man
goes into the stealing business he ought
to keep a Large, and well assorted stock
of lies on hand and ready for immedi-
ate use. He should never be taken bv
surprise. We may perhaps argue ia
vorahly. however, for Mr.. Belkuap from
this circumstance, that he is not 50 bad
as he might have been. 1t is matter
OF small moment now though how be
got into it. This Is the end OF Belknap.
The House Committee yesterday im-
rea"hed him before the Bar Of the SEN
ate and to-day the articles OF impeach-
ment were reported to the Judiciary
Committee OF the House by the sub
committee appointed ior that purpose
Some question OF his rmpeachaeility
having been raised there Will De some
DEBATE upon tnat po'nt, out IL IS con-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

between the boursl
4 o'el'rk. p NJ. al
in the 3rd 81. c,io,l
60 public auction 4
estate. so seixsd aI|
70 the higi,es, bidd
said debts. intere.|
become due thereu|
Aud Ut the saml
ofer for sale ONt|
and takes under Il
for each.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

DY virtue Of al,
ID Issued by 10
Of the Peace e tn,
and for Saint Mary
OF John N Dyer.
Dyer. agains, the
lands aud tenemeu
aid to me diI cc,cc
iskrn in execution
tercst aud estate. o
the said lltIrkiah |
lowing real estate,
One tract or par
the 2nd election j
county. called aud
VI PART
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S5ros20G
sos . Co.. Portland.


~ N
hllND nEAEl
m CY, rA<Clh
.vng, Mesmt RI. ~,
showing hew' either &C
the low and affection
Instantly. zoo pages
4 Co, ls9 5 7th s.,
Ten years ago MrssrI
established their adst
York city. Five year
business conducted by|
vas The frs, TO so int
Now sley have the |
che most extensive a
connection whivh ha
one which would he h |
or country but this. /
working down a conf
cnfhly a systematic "
the n, wspaper s,st-i |
notice, " bile the widl
topics interesting to a
ily at the disposal Of I,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

March Q. 1876
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-03-09

is but little doubt that Sec. Robson
will be the next sacrifice.
General Meigs. the inapproachable,
is also rdnted, and the Committee have
requested the Presiden. to recall him.
The Comrniitee on Foreign Affairs,
now making inquiry into the "Emma
Mine" swiudie, having obtained power
from the House to send for persons and
papers. the Hon. Mr.. Gen. Schenek,
who of course was duly notified, has
lcsidly published his intention of COM
ing home immediassly to confront his
accusers. We shall see how he viii get
out . He is a pretty good liar We know.
Notwithstanding all this excitement
the Senate has regularly taken up the
Pinehback case every day this week and
laid it down again.
Yesterday in the Senate Mr.. Hamlin
introduced his postal bill restoring the
postage on printed matter to the old
rate of one cent for two o., but only
for distances not exceeding Loco miles.
This wont do. We. don't want any
tinkering about this matter. We want
the old rate Of postage from one end to
the other Of this country aud no ar
ranging and composing table Of distan-
ces TO consult. ~ $50. sef
We call this . pretty good budget for
= Police Court report ande1Pecttohave
"worse and mora of IL next week
However. 4suf6eiens Tor the day is the
evil thereof"
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
DiELJ.

CURTIs-In Brooklyn Monday. June l2 Ellie A. Curtis
Youngest daughter Of the late James H. Jewe aged 20
Tile funeral place from the residence OF her mother
I59 Kemsenst Brook Thursday June 10 ats O'CLOCK
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully iLycd
attend
FRAsER-on Wednesday June II, Mr. James Fraser aged
81 500 -.
The funeral will place from his late residence 22 East
Eighty third Friday, the 10th inst AT IL O'CLOCK
noon Relatives and friends invited 10 attend
GILlET-A Elmra ". Y, Monday June IL 1870, MARY
J., wife OF solomon l.. Gllet, aged az years
GILMAN-The funeral services Of Samuel Paxson Gilman
eldest child Theodore and Eliz ID. Gilman wiio dri a
Florence Italy March ~ 1876 aged l. years VIII DC heit
at of his parents No 2Ss Lexinsto ave. on
the Of saturday the TN inst at IL O'CLOCK.
GRIPFITH-June H. 1876, at 81 West Thirty nrst 81, Wm
X. Griith In the 62d year OF his age.
Funeral ut Harrisburg, Penn
TODD-May TO- at his fathers residence ST Nicholas COT
tage reenisland Belfast Ireland, James Logan Todd late
OF BrOoglyn. /. l.
YALE-Sudceny at Montclair, y. j. on Tuesday June l
Of pneumonia Ameron Yale late of the firm OF Carey *
Yale In the SD year OF lis age
Funeral services Congrt gatonal Church Monelr on
10Th Immediately alter te airlNnl OF tho
train leaving York. Morris aud Essex halroa loot
Barclay aud Christopher sts al O'CLOCK H. 1"l'scS "
waiting At the depot.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
SCENES IN THIS CITY.

ISTEREsT SHOWN WITHOUT EXTREME EXCITEMENT
ATTENTION PAID TO TIE CONVENTION AT TIE
REPUBLICAN CLUBS AND OTEER PLACES.
The contest at Cincinnati created very little
excitement at the Union League Club last evening.
Many prominent members OF the Club were absent at
the center OF interest and those who remained satisfied
that there was no danger that either Conkng Morton
voud get the nomination, willing to await the
suit without any anxiety. Charles L. Watrous in con-
yersation with TRIBUNE reporter, said that kindier
fc,np toward Mr.. Blaine had been manifested in
the Club during the day, particularly among the
voung men, and he thought such ticket as Blaine and
Rristown would be received with enthusiasm, though
some would prefer to the names reversed. He
thou Sht the young men who short time ago made a
show OF feeling against Brstow little ashamed OF
their performance and thinking better OF him. As
long as Conkng and Morton without q shadow OF
chance the club would attend TO Its social affairs 20
little political excitement previous to SO important an
event had not witnessed in the Club since its foun
dation.
The rooms Of the Republican Reform Club at No. 80
JTnion-sqtare were kept open until midnight, and nu
merous calls made during the evening 10 OBTAIN ne
Latest news from the Convention. The following tele-
gram from Gouyerneur Carr Secretary or the CuD, was
received AT O'Clock: a.. r..
eptbusiasIn Bristuws position Is very favorable lie
has ynined votes from Michigan and from illinois
number OF strangers mere Ior Bils-
tow We count l3l on first ballot
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS
IFor other Shin Ners see Second Pdge.l
.DDrXEn

ARRIVED. .
Steamshp Algeria (Br) Watson. Liverpool June 3. VIII
4h and pass to Chas. o. Franckiyn
steamship Eleanora, Johnson Portland with mdse ana pass
BARK Lucille ot ST. John " b.. Andrews, Matsnzas Is
iarK j. f. Woodwork (of Windsor. ". ST. Frederickson,
BarE Vesuyio Ital Cacace Liverpool 35 days. with mdse
MariDosa Fletcher Caibaren 10 days with sugar and
scbr susanna tof Rockland, Croker Windsor " s., 10
D scir sarah Puivis, Llse Sewbuypor, with granite
Steamships scyhil Lverpool Greece, for London;
STi1 WiSsasot ioT moaefate s E. thick fog
FORTRESS MONROE, June 4.-1he United States ship sup
py. Philadelphia arrived here TINS ani sailed
No.fok, passed here At p p on route r ber
muda.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 1.-THE steamship keper, Johnson
from New.York May 30 for Antwerp arrived here today
short OF coal 49,, 1,.-
steam, hp ST. Laurent NeSYork by Plymouth,
reached mere at o'clock this morning. -,,- ~,
gland InOmp New York jane j, Tor Liverpool at.
rived here at 6 o'cloc. this morning
LONDON 0Sailed lst inst, Paquete de Nova fcrk;
,1tb inst cupd George B DOane l3tn inst Christopher
columbus, Hawthorn; l4th insf Rhine, francsca ~. IL
inst Mercuns latter Copenhagen Lucy l. sad the
Gibraltar, Marie. the latter at Daanet > pa CaPo
Gals and Conpeer STA inst kelsetl hiIianna I'm
tauX Isinetar Patriot queen, Catharne Hopes 18Th ins
Dtnebros Rosa, Mary r. RIGGS the last three az DEAL 81
Uertna, Canada Bate Pryl DubroSack, Lady Lampson
Princepe Amateo, DE SsVOa
DOMESTIC PORTS.
li.-Arnyed ba. Ks Ella Vose tBr Doody
IRON ini, indencia Bay Mda (Nofh Uuhdersen, Hon
wItMTSGTos " c., June l4-Ceared, brig Hiding (Nors
B@sToS June ii.-Arriyed bark Warren Hallett Doane
from Goreei brig Belle Prescott "aterAouse uon buenos