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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-15

GALVESTON, Juuc II, 1876.
good ordinary sj1o. Net receipts. is bales Sales "a
Stock. s.254
Cotton nrm. good demand mIddinc. iis.c: low mid
S5S:s M :pS'sTs d5sss srs.ia s4si soa.svis',
Cotton unchanged: middlins. lie low mddns. ioc
Sss sIsn. a e: s ssssls' 4 bales Exports
Cotton quiet: middling lie; low mddng io,sc good
csa as SALES. i 81 s,oci 4aas - A'''
CHARLESTON, June IA, 1870
receipts, - bales Sales. $50. Stock. s,saa. : -
wnMyaros June H. 1870.
Spirits Of turpentne tcsdy - ZIG Rosn hm Vt 81 20
Tor ssssusd Tar hrm a 81 ~ -
Flour sssdy ss 'gns S,a e 81 ."S;r snss 81.
s
sales soo' susAsis So Milwaukee club % 81 as
eepsh.assd Nh! feed .nsI,.nEsa Canal frsissssa
ss YORK Eo.a 20 sns
sse 20 New YORK 2sc 20 Albany, 2,c Lake receipts
msnis-fumbss, $4,000 isst. 49,
BrrrALo, June ~, 1876.
corn, a4s oO DO oats iSooo DO barley, 1900 do rye
e 80 ss.
rye $40 d. Canal shipments FOR hest. 800
200 Ss: Wheat ssooo S"ss s ss,n
400 de css; $4,000 DO barley 1900 ss' 500 40
New vosT as:. Sssasnssd whss! held h,a
NJ 81 ~ 1000 DO 90 srrivc privately 900 do No Mil
waukec ~ " 2Sh Corn dull aud firm No. mixed
Western ~ se 52e. Oats retailing onty iye nom.
SD 70 for heavy Lard dull l2c ughwines nomi-
naiy At ~ II for city made; little doing.
TOLEDO juno IA. 1879
Flour dull Wheat dull. lower; No. 2 white Wabash,
~ 81; NO wite Michigan 81 27 do. ~ ~: amber
Michigan. ~ 2Ix; June i2t: July. 81 22 No. do,
" %; No rec winter, ~ AK; No. red, 81 04x:
jered Dayton and Michigan red, S51zc Corn steady with
iar demand: high mixed oose jane. 5oa4c July. Ole;
low do 4sssc: june $50 July 4sc no grade, 4b1sc.
Oats dull; No !. sac Michigsa. ss14c Escsipss-whsst.
mentswhsat, 2l.Joj bushels; corn. 5000 do. osts.
5000 do.
CHICAGO. June II, 1875
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat active firm and
higher closed shade LAWYER; No. Chicago spring 81 o5JS
and june VI u5 Jniy Corn active firm and higher
No at 45i4c June; 455Sc bid, July 4ac 4t,<c
August Oats quiet hut steady: No at 2psxc 2eszc
spot 2Dkc. Augnst 2yssc 3s5. July Rye steady and
unchanged. barley steady and unchanged Provisions
eratey active and higher; pork steady SiY spot
fy %. July ets -, August lard moderately active and
higher Sill 20 cash sll 2zls July. Buik meats steady
with fair demands shoulders. To- clear rib sides
l0c. Whsskoy active bus qnotably higher 81 Os
Reccips--floar 1900 bb wheat t23 COO bushes corn
.9iUDJ Do oats $4,000 DO 400 barley. 400
do shipments Flour 100 bbIa wheat 1900 bushels
corn. 22JDuy do. iOs uOD rye 200 do Al the
atcrnoVn call Of the Board Wheat higher: 81 OSx
July ~ uok August Corn hrmer; 45isc. June, 45ssc
July. Oats caner; 191sc. xD5sc cash. Pork higher
$s v1s July, $I9 22s August Lard higher; Sill 10 >
all l7js July. $ii 271x ell 80 August
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A BRUTAL HUSBAND KILLED.

Coroner Eickhor yesterday held an inquest In the
Of Phillip stchI, who was stabbed by his wiie,
Louisa, the Goth ult, while he gas beating her.
Mrs siehl Is q young woman OF twenty-five years, Of
slender build. aud has dcIicatc, comcly features
The first witness called Oncsr Adamsky, OF tho
Tenth precinct who testified 20 seeing deceased sitting
on q stoop IN Rivington street on tho night Of
May 2o asked INN what the trouble was; rs
replied that no had been stabbed. and exhibited
blood his Iohng; he said that his wife had
stabbed him The side with knife; went 10 his
house at No. 127 Edrdgc street with him and ar
rested Mrs sich at the station house she stated that
her husband had beaten her and that she acted in self
defence: her lace bore marks OF violence
Several other witnesses testified TO having seen
stchl beating his wife 1he jury returned d verdict
that deceased 10 his death from stab wound In
the chest inflicted by his vile Louisa IN sell defence
The prisoner then placed under $500 bail 70 await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
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Wheat and lower except for strictly prime,
ss.s 81 os sissaSs S Il fi.'S
81 4 sssI s.:s y & % ssss. IS
Ss,1 70 is m i.s ana .. .ssa
Missed s \ sss !sr sssss :ss rs
ss wsssn ,ss quiet "'' barley
note sales q S.co ,a.ss cs.sa. private issm
&c er mixed state Sc t7s Ior White state 4se or no
sa .hs @ ass X ::ass
last evening =, Ale.
American ID rssa aa;'s $40 ssss or
sSss . and '5s 81 .s sSa aiS.
s';f ss%s % S sss 6,:ss: ss very
a. ana sss a .s d.
refining sof n,. .s 40 grocery s1s Porte ;ss
NAVAL sIosss7a.rlss ioI .slrI,s q safpen.ine
20 ibis a. sae osin wa: quiet; We quote Spirit.
w~ng.ga is~: strain 81 - bid: good
son i ~ virgin ST. sprs steady. 27e ''As 's'''
ss sss as sssrsn yss. casks Soc
yellow winter sic. 5sc white winter Doc lard, present
TER 81 7o Do n.s.l d. whale Ter crude " Sofns,n
s 49, & sSssn sss ssae sss s'ss M o. sia. ss
S,ssshsa ash sss s o1aas ns Soc s7e - ~'"'s'
rms, ss.,ss WIN I4s ~ "a IL, AID refused sale.
500 bbls crude NJ lis At Baltimore 1000 bbs refined
sold At i5tsc The saics At rhAsephis bbls
I45l1c 1880. and $40 bbis. do private
The closing prices were az follows -csude in bulk sac
lAc. Refined Al fhiiadelpia. l4sc.. Bs.
i45sc Advces from she Creek follows:-O
City firm fairly active: e. U bid United: shipment
" 70 Parkers steady; United. 81 bid shipment - AK
bid. ~ az asked.
Provisions Recepts--LHrd ss2 tierces lso kegs and
22 cases, cut mests 2oi packages bacon. $50 boxes
prices were IS follows nne SO sd SO 10 asked; July
go - bid ss 70 asked: Aus sig sobd sIg - asAsd
asked go sbs August sold at S9 3d. and 40 bbs po
mess, A. $iH 70 $40 -, mostly ~ Sl9 ~ Cut
were qpef ~ note sales o 3 terces picked
iac 100 DO shoulders ~ - i5ucJ lbs picked bellies
private terms FRESH hams we're ancied u Usc ilc
pic<icd do At Ike; fresh bellies ~ Ole LOG
picked d.. ~ stsc O1c and boxed do. W lie
nac"n quiet and iOe boxes city long sold
i.c beei iet. with sales VI 80 bills
II qa.a,onS We quote -;aneis Extra nes ell; plain
do. all packet <is Icrccs-Cfy India xy3
80 '~s- '"-.- <2 Ana urizna so nssf hama
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= l.Sy Ids
Bnr,KsTrado still slow moderate run Of cattle. In
quality slightly better than Monday last The markets
y Is II, Sssa only sx head
q self SO horned catte sales as
x .csas At sr R e. With xis ae
lion oil per H. weight "a sws 70 Iao. steers a. g'se
sssss., ss St weight cat Strong; i aS:
steers M Weight xSss' u sssa y ssss
Meyer soId selves u Illinois steers At Oc perth
- sSs d na steers sssrs With 81 M
p 81 Fl ss "a s 'issS.
iii illinois Il per- vi s' u d y s:.
S Ss us1 ~s 70 IS & s o s wn
S: q 81 ss e.. e IN Il S.;ss q Ss.
steers at s9e az per Iii weight ews scan.' Illinois
:;ssr; sTi ,.s Ssass
:. & Win per- issa sSs ss. isss.
Weight n Lou.sISaeh seId ier ElcpislS Co y
e. II Weight u Kahn 70 sod o
KsIs Il Mi.saii steers 4 sSe per ssIsls sws y
sos on s ssshs H. sS 4
q head ss wssh.s " u a. illinois steers At
sI.sr tsb Trade show general job. in small lott.
:ss ssr c ws 5ssa
We ins'S ssSS: sss s: rs
sheep weight 1000 lbs ut o'ac To- hasc and Pdcock
sold iss Ohio sheep weight 1870 Ibs Mt Sc ~
lucky lambs, weight 77olbs at Sc per ib a4i Kentucky
lambs, weight 1881 lbs, at Size per h.. Al Jersey
lambs weight 2 $50 lbs, 1o1sc. per h., ~ Jersey
lambs .e,xhs. o. MS pc, head. az ne; per b..
4sc per H. I'll Illinois sheep, weight IL $40 lbs 41c
per ID II Virginia lambs. weight 600 lbs. per IT,
hume and Elliott sold 80 Ohio sheep ght 1000 lbs
5c per h. ~ Ohio sheep, weight 6s4o lbs SIZE per
H.
Mich Cows-Trade very slow at last quotations.
vEALs CALyEsBuIter milk fed calves sold ut 37Sc
&C. h. quality Ordinary qualify calves
hand Of rather better description than those
ported for several weeks STILL heavy trade
slow dc 7xe h. There quality
veals to hand.
fioGS.-There Nere no live hogs on sale.
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At four O'Clock yesterday morning a. Henry Paynss
OF Barrctto's Point fishing the Sound, he found
the body OF an unknown man, apparently about forty
years OF age, floating in the water He was dressed IN
o black SUIT and wore black beard OF about one
months growth. He Is five feet six or seven inches
In height The body sent to the Morgue ana the
Coroner notified
The rody OF an unknown found In the
North River yesterday ut pier 81 and was sent TO thS
Morguo 1t rs described rs follows-Red hair smooth
face; tho clothing dark coat, vest and pantaloons;
white shirt and gold studs, and new boots
.O!icer jones' OF the Eleventh precinct, found the
nude body OF . female child. about one month old, ~
the East River the foot OF seventh street II VA
removed 70 tho Morgue.
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Christian X Ross, the father Of the child abducted
from Philadelphia called At the Central ONCE ysstsr-
day and had prolonged consultation with superin-
tcndent Waing The nature OF the conversation IL
Withheld for the present but IL Is believed to have
been about new and importan. cews which have been
obtaped Mr.. Ross still eutertains hopes Of finding
little Charley. II Is rumored that the new clews were
furnished by Wcstcrvet the brother-in-law OF The
dead burglar, Mosher, who Is now in Moyamcnsino
Prison. and that the information concerns two accom-
pieces OF Moshcr and Douglass, who accompanied them
70 Phiisdelphia on the Kidnapping expedition.
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.

AT meeting Of the Park Commissioners, yesterday,
K. C. Morrison Superintendent Of Streets and Roads In
the annexed district. removed. II decided to
allow ball and croque playing in Central Park tho
remainder OF tho season Permits for indulgence In
the pasiimcs be 0JiSned from tho Superintcnd-
ent In the Museum Building in the Park.
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Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, juno IA
1876 at the Scotch Presbyterian church. New YORK; ~
the Rev. S. M. Hamilton Mr. J. y. BGGERsrAFF, Of
Edna Mo-, to Miss ELLA McD. SLAUGHTER. daughter
or the late Dr. r. G. Slaughter, OF Culpeper, Va
CAssARD-PoMERoY.- ST. Thomas Episcopal
church, on Wednesday, June IA, by the Rev. DR. Nor
gan WILLIAM j. CAssARD to AuRELIA PoMERor, eldest
daughter Of John X. Plat, Esq
49, at ST. Paus church, Brooklyn, by the Row Ssaf-
ford Drowne d. D., GEORGE NJ. CouIisHAw to IRENE o.,
States Navy.
DE FoRxsr-TRuSAN.-On Wednesday, Juno IA, al
the Church Of the Atonement, by the Rev G. Q. Tif'
fany CHARLES H. DE FOREST TO ELLA W., only daugh-
ter Of s. J. Wallace Truman, all OF tins city.
HARRIsoS--wRIR-- On Tuesday, juno H. 1870, by the
Rev. Dr. Weston, GEoRcE W. HARRISON 70 MISS MAGGIE
II. WEIR both of this CITY,
HopKrss-LgArH-0n Wednesday, June "a, AZ the
Rutgers Presbyterian church, by Rev. n W. Conklings
Matte y. LEArH, OF Memphis. Tenn
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SMALLPOX IN JERSEY CITY.

Thas terrible scour9c--smslp ox--which had almost
entirely disappeared IRON Jersey City during tho past
two months, has broken out again A boy named
NcNcill residing 81 No ia Brunswick street. was At
tackled yesterday: lev dsyx pcevtousGy : ekxiA IN
tie sams family dsed Iron this maiaas.
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delivered contract ioo bales For future delivery
the follows :YesterdHy, after r Aune
100 At II 1882; 500 &C 1916 July 100 at T.; sou ut
IL 3i32 August. 400 ut y 3! 500 at II l10 October
lIX: December 100 Mt III 1915 Total 1850 bales
To day. up r. MJunc, 100 At ~; loo At Il I-ya
July. 500 ~ 1875 100 1T IL; lao ~ i-ld; 800
II si-s2 uenst coo - y lies 1900 a. - saa 100 Ct
100 ~ i.io; 500 at II 81; zoo at ~ lilo;
September. SOD at IL 80; 800 at IL 1I6; 400 1t ~
ae 400 az y -i'c 800 a. re October 100 at Iyac
2532c December, 100 II 2531c Total IL 800 taes
Grand total II OO bales he receipts the ports
Savannah, 81 Charleston ~ Wilmington, ~; Norfolk:
week. 2Os2 This day last year. 1851 Total sucs Sap.
tembcr Ist 5O35OO bses Cotton ireighs fol-
BY steam. compressed To fireman. BY steam.
DGKAIS.-teccpts Flour iG,dgs bbis. wheat,
1855 buxiels meal bDs and 523 sacks; oats.
.6731 bushels corn. $3.50 do rye. 5000 do barley
matt 5e0 do The Hour market was dull but unchanged
The about SO bbl Including State Western
and southern Ut the annexed quotations Rye hour
quiet with sses Of 3U0 bbs at So rs IS 10 Corn meal
Quie about 40 bills sold 1T 81 ~ ~ 40 brandy.
wns and - 80 IS tor Western Jerscy aud
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HAVANA. June II. 1870
Spanish gold, at 217x Exchange active; on the
United states, ~ days. currency, "a ~ discount W
DAYS geld. ~ pssmluu; % Lsadon. AN io,k pre-
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STOCKS AT AUCTION.
The following were sold to-day

The following were sold to-day
BY order OF the administrator of NJ. R Van Rensse-
aer deceased 20 shares City Bank. 500 EACH 301
3OO 10 shares Leather Manufacturers National Bank
500 each 170 lis shares North River Insurance Com
pany, $26 EACH 1891 40 BY order OF the admins
traitor of John A. Merritt dcceased:S5 shares Fourth
National Bank. 500 each, 89H 30. BY order Of ex
ccuors :--142 shares Manhattan Bank, $50 EACH 1894
a 134K; 80 shares Metropolitan Insurance Company,
$50 EACH g. For account Of whom II may concern -
20 shares Atlantic Fro Insurance Company Of Brook
lyn $50 EACH lis 40 shares Nassau Gasight Company
SIS each, IS; 6s shares Phoenix National Bank, $40
each, 90 9Oh; 100 shares Tradesmens National Bank,
$40 each 1907; $50 shares Manhattan Bank $50 cach
1897; $4,000 New York. West Shore and Chicago
Railroad Company, first mortgage bonds 81, 900 each
10; as 600 Central Pacific Railroad Of California per
cent bonds OF 1885, interest January and july 105h
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Tho earnings OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad a.
and p divisionD are officially reported for
Week ending June I, 1915 .............. $24 035 %
Week ending June I, 1875 10, POL 30
Increase 1876. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s4.774 03
January to June 4 1885,. .$52s 1888 90
January to Juno T. 1S75.............. 4s4, 912 o.
Increase 1876. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4s, S2l o.
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PROVIDENCE. X. L.. june ~, ls7J
outry.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

LissA--OKrTISGER HENRY LISA TO Miss TA1S
ME OKrrIxGgR both Of this city. No cards.
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The following the changes in closing prices con-
pared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE. --Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. q New
York Central, Il; c.. G. and l. G., u Delaware and
Lackwanna. 4; Hannibal and 81 Joseph common. y ;
do. preferred, y Lake Shore y; Missouri Pacific,
IN; Northwest, IN do. preferred, y; New Jersey
Central a; Pacific Mail, 81; Rock island, v; st Paul,
III do. preferred, y; Wabash, y; Western Union, NJ
gold, y.
DEcIixR.-ohio and Mississippi, X Producers Pstro
lsum, y; Michigan Central, y.
The rest OF the market was stationary.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money was easy and abundant, with loans on govern
neut collateral an low ~ TX psr cent and stock
celatsrals at and AZ per cent Foreign exchange
armsr, with actual business at As7k ASK for bank
srs' sixty days sterling bills, and ASK ssx for
aemand The nominal sales remain y 4 ~ 90 Tho
following are the rates OF exchange On New York 1t
me aforementioned cities to-day:-savannah, u pre-
a UNI; Charleston, selling y . ale premium; bank, u
premium New Orleans, commercial, v; bank, y; st.
Louis Is premium; Cincinnati steady. par and Chicago
par
TIE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened a 1l2x and closed At 1l2x, At which
agurss all the business Of the day transacted.
The borrowing grades were ~. 2 8, T. az and 1 per
cent per and lol per diem. AZ tho close loans
wero made dat.
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$1,000 bur. en- Am LIST


$1,000 Bur, CIR 4 N LIST
2OOO q 4 Q LIST. G on.
200 q. X | 4 4 rs :.
5000 l. 4 W y con-.
1000 NJ A SIP LIST. Lac
5000 do ). b Q
1OUtSD N a 81 r con ,
1000 n J 9 LIST. con
5000 Nor 4 Is 7's,'7i
1000 Mich Cen It's.
1000 n Y Cen B's, 's3.
Itsrbllar LIST rs, Co..
5000 en- l'ac gold b.
20 q I'm Pac XIX lst..
5000 do. ...........
MsyD West Pac bonds.
5000 Psc Of Mo lst...
100 G. G \ ] q lst..
1000 Alt / T n 1st...
1000 N 4 IS r. Q 4 n
1000 Ohio 4 Miss "a.
5000 UnPac 8 fund be
1000 q y lst, q 4 - br
900 NV G cg b. BIS
5000 T 4 w LIST. ST. d
1UOuA DIX 4 ! rs. be
~ shs Mer Bank.-...
IA Blk OF Republic
90 A. 4 Pac Tel. ..bc
70 American Tx.
~ do. b Q
400 Par wall ~. ID Q
100 ny ca HR RR. be
~ do. ..........c
nfHl III - Nal. OIL n =
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samsrs loot up $500, COO gold coin.
oovERxNxxr noNps.


There was an active demand for government bonds
sad quite number Of Geographic orders to buy were
received, partly from Massachusetts, savings banks
Prices advanced general " but more particularly for
the 0vewsnies and AZ the higher range OF quotations
the offerings were small The market closed strong ~
the following states currency sixes
i2sx l2ok; do do. 1851, registered zoos 1904
TO- do, do, coupon, 1881 ia; do do, 1895, regis
tered, llsx u6h; do. do. do, coupon l155s 1l0k
DO DO, DO, new, registered, ll75s nix; DO do do
coupon 1909 120H do. do 1867. registered, 10y n
llo,x do. do do coupon, l2s 12s do do, 1885, re-
glstered 1904 l2ls do DO, do coupon, ia l24,.
do ten-crtcs, registered, 1lsH 49,; do do, cou
pom, 1854 1lsx; do nves, 1881, registered lI7ss
Xix; do. do, do, coupon, ll7s llss<
rnx roREicS xAnEKr.
sondon advices report firm market for securi-
ties consoIs being y \ per cent higher. United
Dtaiss bends cont higher old lssSs an.. nov
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO JAskIRo. June ~. 1876.
SANTOS June Is. 1875.
Co1es-Ths market is unchang
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

Lospos PRopucs MARKEr-LosDoS, June l4-Even
g-Cacutts hnseed. 47s. 3D. 4ss insesd oil, U.s. ID
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100 @ r LIST. C6Obr.
rA,' In rse kk Ist..
10000 do ...........
1910 Tn Pac rs, | r..
$1,000 So LIST. { ON.
COCO l. A n con. '9s.
1000 Pac OF Mo LIST. b Q
200 shs p CT 4 PCoDc
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$5oooO u s 5's.r.'sl.. I
100000 u > SIS. 1910. =
1000 Clev 4 Pitts 4th |
100 shs r @ L I r Co l
300 I'm Min Co. {. ..b3
300 All A pnr Tai
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER AUGUST ANDRE sBelg). Grove. from Antwerp
for New York. into Halifax 18th having In
bark Templar (BD. Capt Trey, which she picked 400
miles from, that port disabled Tho bark from
persnced heavy gale and thrown her beam ends
Her away hut her had shifted and be-
unmana2 able. her died with the smallpox
when two days out The vessel and Quaran-
tine.
BARK Fresno Leach San Francisco Sept from Liver
pool whom off Diogo kameres had violent gale from NV.
with heavy squalls and the lee ra under for IL
hours loss suit Of heavy sails and carried bbo0m
during the passage.
Back CuAs LKARY. OF Boston, lost the voyage from
Hong Kong to New York. insured a the follow ing
Offices iu Boston India s. UOO Lhna $10OO0 Washing
ton 200; Boyiston 5000; total $22 200. Tho vessel
owned by Nehemiah Gibson, of East Boston.
BARK GLKPoLA Br before reported ashore Cocaigne.
of without any damage To avoid damage from
heavy gale the anchors sppod and the ship beahed
mud bottom. In floating her OIL portion OF her
OF deals had to bo discharged
Nxw BEDFORD Sept l5-Brig Rosa Baker (of Bos.onl.
Thompson. from whaling Is ashore Pamxs 1
and A tug has gone to her assistance.
VINEYARD HAVEN Sept 14-schr Kphraim Anna, with
Of coal, went ashore ~ Hommedicu shoals
night. but came or to-day with assistance.
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schr James Yoaag Barrett. Port Johnssn for provi
dence
Sehr Dsst, Campbell, New York for Stamford
CLEARED.

Bros.
Steamer Gresham Csr) Mace. Hsmburg-Chas Wright
4 Co.
Steamer Boar CBD. Diamond, st Johns. NF-Hswlett 4
Torrance.
y steamer Carondees, Faireloth FsrnAndins via Port
Steamer Annie, Steen. Wilmington. Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. Phadelphia--Jas Hand - -
, ship Eastern Monarch tBr) Donaldson Aclbourne-W
Cameron Co.
Ship Olaf QSor). Andersen Antwerp-Funch Edge Co.
Bark Risorioxone utaD. Siano Csrdih-Benham Bo,e-
Bark Jose Bruno Jones' Belfast I-wsydelI 4 CO.
Bark Navigator (Br). Cox. Galway. I-Gso Bulley.
Tobiss Co.
Bark rsolns HtsD. Fsrrisui. Cork Falmouth for
Bark nskon Jsrl GSor). Moshed, Queenstown or FAl
Bark Augvaid Nor. Larsen. Brcmcn-Funch. Kdye
Bark Jupiter (Ger), Stricken. Bremsn-rheo Ruyer.
Bark Hermes CNorj, Hslvorsen, Bremsn-Funch, Edye
Co.
Bark Agii tBr). Hin. Hamilton Decentralization
Co.
Brig Willie Goodyear CBr,. Cussona Bahia via Richmond
Brig Harry Aubrey. Briggs Barbados-Dwight 4 Patt
schr Delta tBr). Turner ssJohn aud Rockisnd NIP L
sehr Mary oildsrslesve. Hnl. Germantown. Nc-Ew
Hill.
sehr Garrett Wright, cropper, Bsitimore-wm Chal-
mers-
schr Thomas Hix. Gotr Provncetown Nass-Haviand
Prcsssy.
,,schr Amelia Augusta. Mott, Now London-Fsrguson
Wood
sloop Ed Crolius. Jarvis. South Amboy-I B Gregg.
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