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The New York herald., 1876-07-25
THE LETTER CARRIERS.
MOVEMENT TO RESIST THE REDUCTION IN
THRIR SALARIES.


THRIR SALARIES.
Last night q meeting of letter carriers, consisting
of one representative from each station, sta
ton u, Cooper Institute, for the purpose OF in
augurating movement Of opposition to the reduction
in their salaries lew days since an article appeared
in the HERALD setting forth the reductions made in
the appropriation for the New York Post Office, and
the consequent discharge OF mon reduction Of tho
salaries OF carriers and collectors 1t is conceded that
the letter OF this CITY very hard worked
class OF and unduy low estimate of tho value OF
their services will meet with public dsapprovaL lnJuy,
1874 the salaries of carriers and collectors were in
creased the rates $40O per year Tor auxiharies
and that through tho various grades up ST. 600
per annum From the lst day OF June n the present
year, however, the 1000 saaries wero reduced TO
$780, and follows another reduction, that Is
ers throughout the department, oi SIS IN the annual
salary OF each man. to take effect from the 25th of
Juy At the meeting last evening eight OF the entire
fourteen districts were represented Jacob Jacobs, of
station II, was elected Chairman, and James H.
Hennessey, OF station D., secretary of the meet
ing. general expression Of opinion followed. from
which IT appeared that a common feeling with regard
TO injustice OF the reductions pervadcd the depart
ment and shared by tue head officers rs we'll The
opinion of meeting in OF placing tho cal
OF all carriers at ono fugure, and 200 yearly
was considered but fair remuneration FOR the service
performed. There was no reason why one man should
81 900 per Tor his labor and another fully
as competent should receive but $500 Tor the same
amount OF work. They believed the sympathcs of the
and public enlisted In their behalf and that
there need Of proper and unanimous action ON
their part II was stated that Postmaster James
had agreed 10 forward any petition that they might
draw up TO the Postmaster General at Washington,
with letter OF his own in thor favor committee,
therefore, was appointed, consisting Off Goodwin, of
the general Office; James H. Hcnnessy station d. and
NJ Smith. OF station f. to draft proper petition, TO
which the names OF the carriers and collectors oi the
department and OF many public men Will be attached
In fow days the petition will be forwarded To Post
master James and by him to the Postmaster General
vote Of thanks to the press for their kindly in
tcres in the past the meeting adjourned, subject TO
the call OF the Committee on Resolutions.
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OBITUARY.
ALDERMAN PATRICK LYsAGHr.
10 the garden


This gentleman died at Cornwall yesterday morning.
ater short illness He has been afflicted with bron
chial disease for some time Alderman Lysaght has
been identified with democratic politics for several
years of age. He came to thts country when a nero
boy having been born in tho county Of Cork Ireland
Shortly after his arrival he was engaged as an assist
ant in the grocery establishment Of Mr. John
Mclaughlin, nj No. A Fulton street. From thence
he removed TO the Sixth ward, where he
Chatham Although located in ne,ghborhood
which was tenauted bv very rough class Of citizens
Lysaght succeeded in Keeping very reputable place
oil business. HI a of considerable force Of
character and soon impressed himself favorably upon
the class OF people by whom he surrounded.
During MS political career he never wavered from al
legance to Tammany Hall, ard was placed upon the
general committee of that organization by ex-sheriH
Matthew I. Brennan. Decease. was twice chosen AS
sistant Alderman and when the charter went into
force providing ior the election oil three Aldermen
from each Senatorial district. Patrick Lysaght
chosen by his party one OF the numUer.
In tho denscly populated ds'rc,s comprising the
Sixth ward OF this city became very popular with
the residents When Supervisor Walter Rocho gave
ur his business corner OF Pearl and Centre streeis,
Alderman Lysaght succeeded him, so that he was IN
possession of two stores at the time OF his decease.
He leaves wife and children. The funeral cere-
monies will take place from his residence No p City
Hall place.
The Tammany Hall General Committee Of tho Second
death OF Alderman Lysaght, and the committee were
by motion instructed to report their resolutions at
an adjourned meeting, to be held tonight at
O'Clock
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BONN AT, July Ic-Arrved, ship Astracans r. James.
BuKSos ArREs, June la-ssled. brig Stella. Davis Ro
sario -
CBr Curry unc: brig Jennie Phinnsy Brown. for New
York schr Geo Jordan. Duncan from Glasgow. arrived
CaRprxAs July 22-Arrved bark Glacier Bssttis. Port
sailed sl. brig. Hattie Bishop. Ri,hoe north ofHas
3D. Concord Boyle do schr Hannah McLoon keen
cms,rrsos, July ie.sssd s5ss Trinidad csp,; Rsyo,
Atsl.ya Cole N.1 YORK. sehr Edwards Miller do DO.
Arrived I'D. schr B Baz,e. CBr, Baxter New York,
whmors, Boston; 18th. bark Morning star tBr sisson,
iAyAsA. July 2.-,rryed, steamer Liberty. sundbcrs.
N SSs brig ex YORK Sen
goTs Vidal ss p cS M"T'Sny + "Gd Lord
Maria tsron" sp ASsl sas.nnsh virgin De los Ssve.
t Sis ls sas B p.v w.%s Ne"
HALIFAX. July 22-Arrved. brgs Ariel lBr'. London;
Nav Nav! ' sf fc.ss PR sd brig 1 ia. a DR. is1.
New York th steamers Falwogth, Colby. Porsand Geo
Also arrived Gath; HOernian , Archer. Bal
Sailed oath. steamers Goo Cromwell, Bacon New York
'fS EcssssSae July isarrved, bark Iohen.oiern Ger,
R,sn. July si~Xrved. bark Maudai (Sor, Ericksen
Darien. 90,
LWERrooI, July i4-Auived. bark Bachelors (Br),
Lwssrooi. IS. July Is-ArrIyed, bark Hattie Goudsy
tBr), Hannah. Belfast (and ordered Lcwes. Deb.
MoSrEvipso June l2-sAiled. bark Emma Grances tbr'
In por, June ~ brig Speed Br). Larkn, for New York
schr Belle Hooper Gilkey. for do
MArANzAs, July 22-saed. schr South Derrckson
north of Haterss; 23d bark Geo Kemp (Brl Taylor do
NORTH SYDNEY, CB July 2l-Sailcd, bark Prince oscar
(Sor for Dahonsie; schr Hume. Dgyins Ricbibucto
Arrived 22d steamer Matthew Cay tBr). Taylor, London
for Montreal.
PsRsAxRuco June l9Arrived, schr Northern Home r),
Swaine, New York.
Sailed 18th; schr southern Home tBr,, Thcmss River
fsn. July lin port seGr ssavsy, TrAsi from New
York.
Pictou.
Cleared 18TH bark All (Norl Benson, Liverpool.
Picrou. July 2OArrived schr CUBA Hutchinson Boston
QrEBsc, July 23-A Arrived. ship Abeons tbr Grossrt
| Glasgo~. 80 IS,
RIO JASrIRo. June 24Saiied, brig Andrea Nor, havs'
ness. Hampton Roads.
srrrrs July s-Arrived bark sandviklsw) ssmuslsen,
| New York. - 80,
sASros june 2c-In mort brig J A Horsey. Confll
schr Tenderox Ger. Oestuiann. from Richmond Va
SrJoHSs, NJ, July llArrived. schr Island Boe. ood
! man. New York.
SrJoHS. NIB July Arrived. schr Silver Spray, Ienney
New 24th. ship A Campbell. Curng. Liverpool
bark Chieftain Br new from LONDONDERRY Ms schr LIZ
re McNicho Lnoec via Esstport for Windsor, Ms
Sailed 2ttb, schr Fanny h shaw. Honienr. cr
Tcsxyr, July l3-saied, ship Wright (br. Crowsh'
| New York.
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are anxious to get up war of races to perpetuaie
their power and to imperl lhe lives and
Liberties Of The people AT large. No wonder
which Their own acts have brought up before the
people. They cannot delude the people longer. No;
the people want q change after sixteen years OF des-
bedded in their hearts Will tell in the next election.
SENATOR ABBETr's REMARKS.
said:-Four years since tho democracy OF
this country not united, but 10 day
all over this land there IS but one voice,
Tor the reason that the whole people have made up
their minds that the time is when there must be
change in the admin stration so that there may be
prosperity government All that
required to change the present deporabe state OF
things, emansting from the present administration,
was an enthusiasm that shall I'LL the hearts OF all
all united In bringing up the great desired result
return TO the good old honest times.
REMARKS BROOKE.
yr. Charles W. Brooke said that the time Is rapidly
approaching when in New York there VIII be no Tam
many Hall or Irving Hall; but We can meet in our
districts before election owing fealty anybody
or anything but the democratic party. He had read
in the republican press throughout tho country that
the democratic party divided The result OF the next
Samuel J. Tilden, has made the democratic party
unit. Great applause.)
Amer the address OF NJ T. MacMahon the meeting
adjourned.
THE OUTSIDE MEETING.
In front OF the Hall on Irving place an immense
meeting was held. Over 5000 persons were present
Judge Fowler presided Speeches were made by Mr..
James ID. Mcclellan, Judge Brdsail, MI Emanuel Perl,
Nr. Dennis MacMahon and James j. Murray. In pre-
scnting Their the situation they detailed the
action OF the republican party during the sixteen years
of It's adm nistration OF the government and charged
IL with being the champion OF fraud and corruption
They urged tho peopeso rally about the standard OF
democratic reform, free trade and specie pay mcnts,
and to vote for the OF the ST. Louis Conven-
ton.
During the evening several torchlght professions of
the anti Tammany organizations passed, displaying il
Illuminated banners and fireworks.
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COLORED REPUBLICANS.

A mass meeting OF the coIored citizens Of the Sew
enth Assembly DISTRICT under the auspices Of the Ex
celsior Republican Association, was held last evening
At No. II University place. The object was to ratify
the nomination of Hayes and Wheeler. J. S. Wyes
chosen President T. s. Perkins Vice President and
J. H. Jennison Secretary. Delegates were elected to
proceed TO Syracuse to attend the State Colored Con-
vention which meets tomorrow, after which Rev H.
II. Garnet, ID. d. addressed the meeting, and was fol.
lowed by Professor Clarke The resolutions Endorsed
Hayes and Wheeler
Tho public school system was indorsed as among the
most sacred institutions OF the Republic.
demand for return to specie payments was vigor-
ousy pressed in the resolutions, and the democratic
doctrine OF reputation denounced q fraud and
outrage on the people.
Finally, the democratic House OF Representatives
ceDsured for having passed bills detrimental to the
public SERVICE odious in their principles and burden
In their details, and finally charged with being
incompetent to egislato for The people.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
WOODS MUSEUM.

Mr.. julie Keen anI Miss Sallie Adams commenced q
weeks engagement last night at Woods Museum. Tho
gentleman Is "tne celebrated Dutch comedian. actor
and vccasi" and the lady is 1.-THE great instrumental
queen, actress and vocalist" They appeared fve-
act sensation drama called the ''Cut Glove in which
they served ols Of virtue to number OF unplcas-
ant characters who addicted TO murder, rapine,
abduction, and other freaks. Miss Adams pa, ed
on the violin, guitar dulcmer, cornet. xilophone, man
do IN, bells, either, piano, harmonIcum and banjo,
proving herself 10 be an cpome oil peace jubilee, and
Mr. Keen enacted the role OF worthy rican citi-
OF Teutopc persuasion named Jacob Himmelmehr,
who always at the right time 10 defeat vIliany
and make virtue triumph. Altogether 1t was very
markable and instructive performance
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KELLY AND Icons M1NsrnELs.

The very talented company which has taken posses
of the Twenty Third street Theatre gave clever
and using travestic, last night, in Charles Lecoq s
'Les Cent verges" under the title OF rhe Island Of
Bachelors" The principal role, Gabrielle, In which
Aimee created such success at Lima Edwin's Theatre
a few years sinco, was undertaken by Mr.. Leon, and
certainly singing ana acting grace and ncatncss
hc communicated to II all the Purisian flavor Of the
original representative Mr.. Kelly, as Sir jonathan
Phepcrsonne Governor Of the island avaied himself
the utmost OF excellent opportunity to display his
comic talents. which are of very high order Mean
drews, Lester Benedict Warren and Surrdge appeared
IN several OF their characteristic acts and united In
furnishing very delightful programme
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MUsIcAL AND pRAMAr1c NorEs.

Mr. Charles Pope, with tho New Orleans Varieties
Company, will present ''The Gascon' at the Grand
Opera House, Baltimore, on September IL, will
play the principal previous to the regular sea-
son in the Crescent City. Mr.. j. r. Reynolds is the
business manager and treasurer Of the company.
Auber Gumbert, Warren, sup-e and Donizetti wcrc
represented tho band programme at Gilmors's Gar
den last night Nine. pappenhe m and Levy were en-
cored to the echo by very large audience. Prince
Oscar, of Sweden will be the next distinguished visitor
4 the garden.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and Informed
that by tsegraphny to she HERALD London Bureau sd
dressing Bennett NO. - Fleet street, London" 10 she
Paris office, addressing Bennett. 81 Avenue do rOpsra
Paris" she arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and oil oroi trading
with the United States ths win cahsd his
Try free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and saAs ftom French and Aed
ports viii ind the Paris ouics the seoaomi
cal And expeditions for telegraphnz newa
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIS DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY "a, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RxronrnD ~ THK HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuITEsTUSE TELEGRAPH

RzroRrnD ~ TnK HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wuITEsTuSB TELEGRAPH LINE
stesmer Egyet lBr,, GrosaD, liverpool July ls and
Hurst July 20 lat As TO- Ion 81 Or passed bark Countess
of Fife tBr) bound 22d lat ~ 81 Ion 81 4 German
steamer do; same day, lat Al H. Ion "a "a bark Jenn
Cushman. from Boston for Cape Verbs: also,
sane time. bark Annie; bound vi, 2sd, LAT
20 miles + q Sandy Hook steamer CITY Of Richmond
steamer bound E also steamer England tBr' hence tor
Lverpool; 2Ou miles OF Sandy Hook, steamer Canada
(Br). do for London.
l2 and Hsvrs th with mdss and $50 passengers to Kun
So Ion ~ st. passed En- bark showing sign letters
Steamer City Of Dallas, Hines Fernandna July 20.
passengers to II Mallory Co. July %. OF Frying Pan
lightshp. passed steamer Columbia hence for Havana.
Bark Quckstep, Chase. Antwerp June l. in ballast to
Chase Talbot Co. Had light winds throughout July g.
lat ~ Ion so poke chr Adsns tof Plymouth with
quntas of fish; 2d lat 40 20 lon 20 35 passed bark
hser bound SOUTH and showing white flag red borasr
and letter b in centre.
Bark vincenzo Galstolo ts MsEello Antwerp So days.
with mdse to Funch Edge Co.
schr j Harris Hudson, Baracoa days. with fruit to
order.
schr II Dusenbury. Hill. Powells Point. NC, days,
with melons to Hines Mansfield
Schr VIM Clark Green. Virginia
Schr q Wright Somers, Virginia
Soop Mary Dusten. Robinson Virginia days with mel
% Hines Mansfield.
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MISSING BOOK WANTED.

When the Jersey City Board OF Finance appointed n
committee to Investigate the of the police JUS
ticcs aud other city officials they became scared and
set 10 work to collect evidence of thicr
hide proofs of their guilt justice shackeiton was ono
of the officials to be Investigated, and hrs account book
was captured by The committed Recently 10 has dts
appeared and the committee are making strenuous eff
forts TO find II. without SUCCESS.
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HALL COMMITTEE ON
ORGANIZATION.

meeting Of the Committee on Organization Of
Tammany Hall, or tho Executive Committee, as 1t is
known, was held at the wgwam yesterday after
Aldermen Seery and Purroy were appointed a
committee draft suitable resolutions relative TO the
d, nth Of Alderman Patrick Lysaght. Dispatches were
received from Washington announcing that the Con-
gressmcn and others invited take part in the Tam
many ratification woulc leave Washington about nine
O'Clock this morning, thus arriving in New York in
prOpcr time.
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SAILED.

Barks Nordhavct (Nor). for Belfast; vanads (No. Am
s,erdam: Edward Albro tBr. Elsinorc Dolphin (Nori.
Cronstadt Sabine. Liverpool; Harold tBr) -; brigs
Armids tltslJ. Alexandra; Dan tSw). stockhom Wm
Phipps day, Aux Cages.
Wind Mt sunset. NV.
Barometer At sunset 29. 96; IL PM % 90.
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HORRIBLY MANGLED.

David Hope, one OF the employees Of the Pennsylva-
Railroad. fell OF tho top OF freight tram at the
Jersey avenue crossing, in Jersey City, ana run
Hope crushed almost beyond recognition
and died a few minutes alter being taken 10 hite's
drug Store
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Rotterdam and reports that she
into Banks of Newfoundland July IS by the Nor
bark Mercstor during thick fog and received con-
side injury sailor board of the Mercator cried
they sinking. but the lost in the og
The captain Of the Cupid the cleared in few hours
but nothing could be Of the Aercator.
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American ship Prssel" from Cardiff for Hong Kong.
date lat Ion 80 II Wall well 10y the Zens Nor) At
Rio Janeiro).
Bark Ibis, from Havana for sagua July TO- OF Elbow
Key.
Dory Centennial from Gloucester. Mass, for Liverpool
July IA, lat 43, Ion a..
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WIFE MURDER.
PATRICK rEEvAN BREAKS HIS w1FE's NECK IN
WILLIAMSBURG.

WILLIAMSBURG.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Rosa Teevan, OF No. 274
Third street. Williamsburg, died from violence received
at the hands OF her husband Patrick, early Sunday
morning The story OF the murder la o simple
ono Tcevan, 10 Is said, came homo drunk,
and because his wife refused TO 60 for moro
beer took her aud pitched her on her head break
ing her neck This model husband then got a bottle
OF gun, sat down and drank it, railing al the neighoors
who had TO hts wiie's assistance. Dr. Sweeney,
being called, pronounced the case hopeless and
the poor womans death, refused certificate Coroper
Noland will hold inquest this morning On1cers
Holland and Short arrested Tcevsn
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SERGEANT M'GlvEN'S DEATH.

Sergeant James McGiven, who was stabbed by James
King. alias Hendricks. Tuesday evening, died at ten
minutes OF nine lat night Tho circumstances under
which he was stabbed are quite fresh in tho public
mind
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A PROMISING son.

John Miller assaulted his father yesterday n1ictins
ugly cut his temple with stone John will ac-
count for his crime &c Justice Ouch TO dav.
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JEAvTTT ALLEY

LEAvITT ALLEY.
despatch announces the death Of Lcavitt Alley,
who was arrested as the alleged murderer OF Abjah
Ellis in November 1872 Tn deceased was finally dis
charged. He died ON Saturday in Boston.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Arrived at Pernsmbuco June %, ship liza Adams,
Ham lin from New Zealand (and sailed day for New
Bedford).
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AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON, July 24-Arrivrd. steamers VIM Lawrence
owes Baltimore; General Whitney. Hailstt New York;
Roman. Crowell; Rattlesnaka snous Csntoede hnisr.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sdtls. Destinotto',-
Steamer.

pArss OF pxPARruRns YORK TIE MOTIFS
JULY AND August.
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATs. &C.
At THE Old ESTABLISHED PLACE, 4o4 WATER
~ street. Cstharine Market. Metallic aud Wooden
Boats, all kinds JOHN T. SMITH.
4 -IuO BOATS. ALL KINDS AND SIZES: METALLIC
N. Lifeboats. Spoon Oars, cheap 35s South St,
Gouverneur slip. STEPHEN RODENTS.
A -roR SALE. IRON AND WOODEN STEAMSHIPS.
n. steamboats, fr river and exposed and Of ghs
drafts large and powerful Tugs light draft Freight rrope
ers steam iachts and team Vessel Property In general
FREDERICK c. SCHMIDT. No south William ST.
LNoR sALE-THE BEAUTIFUL AND FAST SAILING
H Yacht Breeze To ne Tarrytown on Hudson,
in ofJOHN d. BROWN. Would exchange for nrss
class steamer
LNOR sALE.--sloo WILL BUy 20 FOOT YACHT.
fine cabin. sal, and rigging only season I'D ib
mainssl and tops~il must be sold Inquire Of FRANK
BATES. oct OF 3sth ST.. or J. ". HARrOuGH 3s3 Gold
Brooklyn
LNOR SALE AND CHARTER-sTEAMBOArs. ALL
sizes and draughts and Sail Yachts. Launches
Freight Propeles Tugs Ferybosts Steam Canal Barges
GEORGE +. PLYMER. 30 south st.
MISCELLANEOUs.
4 BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED fKOM D1FfEE
n ent states for csnses. without publicity;
legal everywhere; terms satisfsctorvi advice free
FREDERICK KING, Lawyer. No 3us broadwAy.
nIyORCES WITHOUT SCANDAL IL ANY STATE
~ Pay when divorced. Advice free. ANEaICAN LAv
AGENCY. IL Astor HssaA
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WEATHER REpoBf
FOREIGN PORTS.

FALMOUTH. July "a. PM-Wind n.
HoLYRIAp, July "a, PM-wind NE, gentle brss,~
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
ROIJNn aOTyTH


sehi Decors Duryea, Shulee. Ms, for New York
Schr Henry. Jones. Shulee. Ms, for New York.
Schr opera (Bri. Fowler st John, NIB, for New York
schrJL L Cotter. Nntter. 81 John. NIB for New York;
Schr Mary Pike, Good, Rocklsnd. NB for New York.
Schr A r rCohn. Brown. Pswtucket for New York.
Schr Torpedo, Allen, Lubec for New York.
schr Nellie Lamper Higgins Gsriiner Tor New York.
Schr II Bartlett, Kelly, kennebcc for New York
Schr Orozmbo, Gnptill. Calais for New York.
Schr ra Ann. Ward, Calais tor New York
Schr Amelia Crosby, Gardiner tor New York.
Schr George Collins. Ho igkns Boston for New York
Schr Trade Wind Gray. Rockland tor New York
Schr Laura Jones' Cousins Bangor Tor New York.
Schr Henrietta Sprsgue, Hartford for New ork.
schr Harriet Ryan, Robbins. Hyarns for New York.
Schr Equal. Titus Rockland tor New York.
Schr II l. Curtis, Mann. Orland, Me, tor New York.
Schr Jennie G Russ Norton. Providence for New York
Schr Argo. Gurney. W WArehAm for New York.
schr Pushaw. Aoams. St George. No. for New York.
Schr Mary J Adams, Coombs. Kennebec River for New
York.
schr Walter 3 Palmer, Davis. Bangor Tor New York
Schr Vim Everett. Loud Boston for New York.
Schr Golden Rule. Wilson, Providence for Now York.
Schr Wm p Phillips. Phillips Providence for New York.
schr James Polk, Buckley Westpurt for New York.
Schr ) Tyler. Hart Five Mile River for New York,
Scnr Isaac Borden, Baker Fall River for New York
Schr Cabot. Chase, Boston for new YORK.
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Steamer Franconia. Bragg. New York for Portland.
City OF Fitchburg Springer New ork for new
Bedford.
Steamer Electra, Young, New York for Providence
Brig Lucy (Br Irving. New YORK for St Johns, NF,
Schr W Grifing, Stocking. Philadephis for New Ha.
schr Texas. Smith. Port Johns N for New London.
schr Mantle. Morris, Perth Amboy tor Taunt IN.
Schr Belle. Martin, Philairi phin tor Plymouth.
Schr Lav,nia. Rich. Rondout for norwich
Schr Freeman Robinson Rondout for Boston.
Schr Honert smith, Sprague. Rondout for Portsmouth,
Schr ID turrie Jones New ork for Boston.
schr Olive Eiizsbr tn. Lndsl.y, Amboy Rockport.
Schr Matilda kraus. Rich. New York Tor MarseilleA
schr VIM Penn, Hart. AmDoy for Ssugus, Mass