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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-21
Items OF Interest.

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The best tea for weak person is
charity.
A fat man with thin voice is always
comical.
There are many minds which appear
to have been cut bias and made up that
way.
A buzz-saw item: Henry Stonaker Of
Palestine, Texas. In his life he was love
ly, and in his death he was divided.
Not always when the poor are helped
True charity is meant;
| Loud talk expects its dollar back,
| But silence gives a cent.
A number of American girls in Cali
fornia have married Cinnamon. They
get husbands who are economical house
keepers and willing to do their own
washing.
Sixteen hundred young women in
| Cleveland are pledged not to associate
cities have large numbers of women who
have made the same VOW.
There is tide in the affairs of men
Which. taken at the flood, leads on to O fortune;
Omitted. all the voyage Of their life
Is bound in shadows and in miseries.
A Kemper's Bluff (Texas) young
man named Thomas acquired the habit
of tossing q cooked and loaded pistol in
the air, and catching it as it fell. The
last time he caught it was just before he
died.
In France, particularly in all the large
cities, the women in nearly all classes
take particular pains with their hands,
SO much SO that they go regularly to
what is called q nlGnicure-that is per-
son who makes the care of hands
specially.
Says the Burlington Hatokeye. There
is growing feeling among American
people that the man who can hear fell
low mortal complain of q cold in the
head and abstain from telling him what
to do for it. is the man who should be
the next President.
In Binghampton, N. Y, there is an
insane man whose ailment is symptom
of lingering type of hydrophobia. He
was infected by being bitten by his wife,
who died of hydrophobis about four
years ago. See was bitten by dog
when she was girl, and lived fifteen
years without any symptoms Of the
disease.
Mary K. Dallas writes: "The moment
girl has o secret from her mother, or
has received q letter she dare not let her
mother read, or has friend of whom
her mother does not know, she is in
danger. The fewer secrets that lie in
the hearts of women at any age the bet
ter. 1t is almost test of purity. In
girlhood do nothing that, if discovered
by your father, would make you blush"
A Canadian senator of French exIrac-
ton has resigned his seat for a peculiar
reason- He has never been willing to
trust himself on railIoad train, and
last winter travelled from Quebec to
Ottawa in his own sleigh te attend the
session of Parliament. The fatigues and
hardships of the trip were so great that
he will mot encounter them again, and
SO has determined to retire from public
life
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-21

A wealthy Boston woman and her
daughter are in Indianapolis in search of
a young German to whom the daughter
became greatly attached. while spending
few months in Europe with her
parents, some two years ago, and was
last heard from in Indianapolis. II he
is found, wedding will doubtless end
the romantic affair.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tomhs Police Court yesterday John nus-
OF No 20 Mulberry held ril In 90 ba Tor
nhunan foSarl his James DlBean wLon he
brutslly with cOwhile Hhl' ia stare ot nudity.
Jacob : hnrnhols. alias Morris SalonOn, was con-
vrtd Part H. nf the Court ~ General sessions
~ u iu Use DEGREE aud sent ed by Judge 'h
Geisve to soameni for 10 years In he state Prison
John Anderson. known in police circles ~ JIMMY
the Hi ye, rlay by Rrcorcr Hnekctt 10
the ScsOs t. 10 y. inprlson en Ia
ilr Iio stealing gold watch and chain from
George W. MsntelL
Al fhc Harlem Police Court Yesterday Eli Dhalrt
CHAPMAN ln5 One-h ami ed and fourth St.
bel 1900 for coma tns an nssanlt upo his
pife Et,yabett A Thomas Iorau Of Nturiirti
st aud Fourth lew days aro " released from -
iland Tie by getting druDk auh com
niiug gru,s assault the officer VIII arrested Li
lie three months aud held In 500 Tor good
b-hA,iDr.
AT the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday,
william and Mcha Gleason wrre bel for itlng TO
az uuni fer the possession uf laiys god Satr Mot OH
400 william FtEpa rick was be n 5'h bal iT assllit
in Eyrr o The Fltreuh Precinct on THURSDAY NJ NJ
Onicer af the ftrsnt Trrcinci "a ht Charles
Daniels rday night al emy ng To open tue WCr "i No.
II lev cutlsL with skclcob Icy. He WAS Ltd Jes
t.fday In so bail
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
UOIrSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MIR. WILLIS Und., n. ", from the Committee
Oh Naval Ahr reported bil to provide Tor 'hc sale o
exchange Of a certain piece OF land belonging O tie
Hrnklyn Nayy-Yard to the CITY OF brooklyn TIE mIl
WAS advocated 10y Mr. WILLIS and Mr.. BLISS Ind, n.
" s beim in tie pubic interest well US that Oi the
Govern ,ncut ANA OF tuo Cty OF Broollyn
Nj LEAVENWOKrH "a. 'p. N ~ objected u the
Mayor aud COnJioiieF of Brooklyn boIns on the Conn
Mr. HOLMAN Dem, Ind.J moved to amend ny author
zus tne President 10 organize cOhh'SslOp vi hcS i
tnd purpose. Ihe hhlcldlhcht was "oi' W. ~ '
The House then went into Committee OF the Whoe on
the Army Appropriation bll, hf Bac"Dhru 'DS"h' hJl
air ATKINs dem, Tenn who has chargr OF the bi
addressed The Committee IN tNpahdtion oi u ne % uu
fendrd aud justified the reduction made bV the Com
iiIttce GA Appropriations. -, -,
Mr. BANNING duh, Oniol, Cbai rran OF the Commit
aI.i,iry Anurs, id'Oied tnc Dii' H-u oh az
tciized the pO posed reduction o Le resuh af! lI"h
$1,000 to - 900 we guarded that IL coud MT o
result adv ItdgeOusiY.
Mr. FOslER (iep Ohio) moved 10 place the salary OF
the General OF tno army at Sl3.1OO hsteau o. @r-Uoo
hdd iOd ht buth sides during war to supl"r is
amendment. Tno amendment was lelccCed anu 'no
salary remains at $4,000 -
duciug the Of aii infantry resmehh 10
20 inseead Of 20, ,s proposed oy the n,. ~ an amend
lnemt hxig nuDer 0f cavalry ieSncnls at L. ana
t1c u lliory ana ,niiuuy regiments at ~ ,,,,,..,
Mr KELLY tKer, PENN said tha IL lhe Resumption
act were relcd.ca, C House would puit DuiuohH to
country by the purchase of silver for sIndii e'iSc anu
give II the cui roncy hail. ~ mi Si eeoae tno n 81
OF ai al y IN the manufacturing ceh'e'H, pu' t'e
nutncIsu legislation now pieVdlhB Was 10 p n"'u
taued lac wand tie House aGiuns. o"piViis M .ne "',
facturlng ccnt.s in order 10 Ilvc @ the starving eo-
pie Ia y arlss ANA demand WORK or bread
Finally Che clOscd ANA lhe Coihnil''ee
proceeded 10 Mr. scAicis1iers aineniihrht as
modified beiug To fix tue uuOer of cavalry Iosehts ~
10, dni leaving the number vi arlllieiy ana i
regiments at 23 rIe vote amendment was - 20
5s. No quorum voting, aud there Oeus no quorum
resenl me Committee rose. and the house s 4'4o ~a
iourncd.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
OPPOSITION On YINTH-AvE.

A. j. Vanderpoel, though unwell, opened the
defendant, c.lse IN TIE sut OF the Niutn Asende ki'o"
l,,aiy AGAINST the New-YOrk Elevated Railroad Com
many (.he Greenwich Street kOadl Mi. Ndhd'rpo'
directed most bis argument H. tne decisions III tue sun
ot Jonn Pitep against defendant III ts sl niade
by Chief Justice In the Special Terp and 10y Jnnsrr
Iol,i,soii and Van Brunt IN General 1crm He argued
Lat C, fJusce DAYS decision Travelled wholly out o'
fin, Iecorl before him. except 50 Tar as IL d;olded MI
Pttrns specific rgLts tnat though broader ncd WAS
given by ngroeincnt To the Gecra Term thsy hdd aa"u
uluc.d their decision ground not argued oe-
fore them; that the act OF 1867 conveyed certain
ri.,lts which the present Company b"I Absolutely :
,Iut If Lrse rights had been forfeited the only paiV
,yo could enforce the forfeiture the sale tioHg
a.. Anou, tiei-ra tua Toe State COllcc'Nti, py nc
i.,is lure Iu tuc AT lS75 waNedrtL forfeiture o
c,,di, lols tnat wac tne whu,r Oi tic het
Is7J Is references former acts were nirls os,'
- al - cItal,y and mol aiucn.iat1ry Of those hCtH
i'm the sense Of the cons tuioni amehn m oI go
d so lar us cue restrictions wee concern H. tue PiS'u
I,tIs ua1 40 Cause of coHipalnt MI N'nhclo,i 'ne @
,r ned that The Ninth Avenue Riiiiodd C"llt"nt ga"
~, inury nos colDuon To al cdzeis ana "l'insy
s,l,uItI,l 10 BY most property y-nOd3h, MhlCh eh'o
tenI under s.ttrd ruios of Law To brln ths ~
T,, toirl tncn adjourned uut Muntay john NJ 0Hip ,
~ an r. N Bangs appcsr for tic Nilith AF.h" i'n
rad Couplny; A. j. Vmdcrpoe aLd James Eh''' ''
Mn. N.w-i ok Elevated Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
p,orous Ats OF eTRIKERs.


Tho Hudson River Railroad is erecting Mt
NO foot of West Sixtyirst-st large gram elevator
The contract held by the New-Ensand Granite oo'n
nv and controlled by Mr. Basterson tho iresden' Oh
~, uarford Travellers Insurance Company There baVc
s,ep about 20Omen employed total OF 36'ooo oup'e
,s had 90 be laid, aud the work is about onequar'er
sne II has been customary 20 pay the men on the loth
:. verv month This month"; for some reason the pay
- DELAYED and on Thursday the men struck Tbere wac
- inabiluv or unwillngness oD the part 0f
me contractor to pay, but merely delay YeSte' day
=, q, new men were hired 10 replace the strikers
erc moi DISPOSED permit them t. work undisiurbed
va aecordnly began to annoy tnem, calling them ioul
names and, ia few Instances, assuming them leM
1rsst were made aud Z feared that the strikers
au1f cause great trouble and prrhaps riot To pre-
a%t ans such occurrence, Capt. sebIt oi the thirty
s Precinct police, by order OF Capt Cp.lJnd at P0lSc
dnnarters sent squad # % men 10 the place aboat
IN ,rh,ck YES eFdav morning They found eNclNt ihg
Uet bowever and that there was no occ sion Tor tgef
qnnsi,es About y. III. all but five or six were With
,ro So There will be delay the construction of
.h" elevator enough men being Immediately en-
VA number OF the strikers wish To resume work,
E Mr Patterson SAID tnat ON no condition would he re-
Employ any one OF them NO iuf1her tfOuDie dh'io
.tal
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
DECISIONs-JCsK 10.

Sypr.u, Corri-Chambeyr-By Judge Lawrence
Allison agt The nlivrr u .oI d" mo es Ta =, a. a ."
produce e look' aud pip - mpli"n, m ~ He ,n r
ur rrfntinr onler i !ae examination o 'hs witness
under provisions q" Part Ill, Chap !, little ArIeeN
r. JIirr observation-disclosures set Baehaach. Grantcd
In the matter 81 Diekie-rloi cogurirn barnot r 1y
si,aau M,S asla America B,ns ssl Williams Mower
,n MassI ss GM Moon aecd a. ~ Bsr
c,r HaynoniM uon granei on PAIN 81 ,;, Co.'S "i
ANA Einira Coal Co.-Co,ts adjusted IN the ma
"nnoyae Ia. power to d,sr Of .skei Morian at
rr tOn'inrnal LIE l"sa M""n i, sr'n. Nh m, u, t,
rra 90 r. ,rrustr agt Oailry.-,o papers shbmed eu
anioat~ Hnsal as' LrenG IL, Y9 in 9 ,n sS n
cost gyT Msnor "s % ~ n m0' n % m mater 81 ope"ns
ON iuncredand ienisi-' rirI gla tr, Ma'Nr' Rn Ky
eni d. Marshall agi Marsa Martha al. ast Murna
S.l iemBv jnsr & OF & del naas have b. 60
Led, IA cast is improperly upon the carudar and th' mo
lion to- iSe it mis' 10. granted ,...,,. -,
iiy Judge vors-Morr rt at ,g Porter -Findings o
iae slaaS ISSP, 81 iGT Ednss S,%,a % i . ssS
Nupcrior (onrf-Spniai Inm-liy Judge Sedgwick.
Tue People &C. agr Bull-Motion dnif W.T. $40 0's's
One hnnde, aud hfS ollarr o. anee Sclrt9rrh"h agI
Wsss .asr If n%"n sn sa, meaer and zaet at
sot saenar bas1 afl q sr .rrSs y. s sa
Iisemlai complaint grant Tue An.ri'an Mshcins CON
Irdsrs II The sth aua I2b OF June vac'eL with 10
,usts 10 ABIDE event. sui.h att Sh"it- l "npalhl
to be- lied Within i've dayn Tue DRY Duck SAVINGS l.
Institution sgt. cobb-Ie.'rsnoe rirIsd. hogSfs sgt
ltnse II a.-tbfrecs report cmhime, &C. Tie NJ
At oiaI PARK Bank agt Bu'kin.. sifh'H
Sir , man ng Nuilrf-Orirr s.tt,td NehrT as D"hOugh
et a. W,-d II al ag Dav III Webster Loom Company
ar wha,rr uhinan agt konrer ii"mn at & lle N, Nh
ai atIonal Bank Obcre agt Fag ~ siruphan aEL Mn'
Masibun The Ify DoCh SAVINGS ihs'ltu'"h' an"
lIluobne agL JolIrston.-Oriefs aptc'i
,ompor PIcds-Nperih Inm-Rv Judge van
Uocseu-Murray agt. tassu.-Moi lon for rev ull drlird
Shaw sgt shaw oncr Of r.ference Ia s'tde Issues sau
agl Hhfd.-M' ton uenird
Uoune Couri-fb fbambcrs-Bv Judge McAiam.-
Flrscl ,urr agt Wort to eNOurrt siietrS it
ned IauauN Meyer. hAyuolis agt Brtndc''t sec ~
Bloouiu sdac ag. Oaiuii- ttne'
in, Il aVtiJi are paii cIsr ag
-Discontiuance allow Ou payment oi t1u COSTS
simon .nn Maycring. Arrest Nacard "n slpians n
4, ,. Black AeI. FreyIuil nieni or pa ihu lLohls"n
.gt D o. OF. on on Hft NJ, A lur-' hti s'I
n,l Rack art freed ander, Harvey art Minrz'k; Nlcl
ol,n ast Corui,r te East kNer Nat Bak aS nioNet'-
JoAu iisnIy ACCarthy, esq, spIonied receiver
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
BusIxEss EMBARRAssMENTs.

The proceedings in the case of Alvan 5.
South oth receiver the Brecker Street and ruton
Ferry Railway continued yesterday, before Isaac
DAYTON, referee, at No. 322 Broadway The cross
examination of JOhn T. ConoveF, President OF the Rail
road occupied the afternoon. He had visited the lgs-
laure about four df. rent years business Of the
Company The Company had uDt paid his eX-
peuses, and any money had been spent
icr the Company 1t would be shown by
their books, undr the head ot protection OF the
COInlany." The protection account" begun whtD
the road open'd Tor In Albanv when there
blls up prjudieal TO the railroads. The witness I'D no
records OF the paid out. The fund S3i 0OO
tending 10 % ~ years. IL made al, 10y tue
Presidents Of all tile companies in tue city Tie exau
nation WAS adjourned until 1880 "a. "a. tIiaY
Tne rAs of Mr Burt counsel foe Daniel Drew
will be held to-day the office of Register Williams. The
Examination af Nj. Drew will he held early week at
Carmel Putnam County, where many of ais debtors aud
relations reside and where he formerly ned number
n nun firm
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
ASSAULT UpoN KAGPlCKERs.

Two Italian ragpickers, Felix Areundo and
Michael Bianeaniano Of No. 6s Adaus-st.. Brooklyn.
were passing up Westinghouse about "a tn yesterday.
They were elderly men. and carried weapons except
non hooks used examining the cOuents OF ash barrels
When they reached Tliary-si. they were attacked by
-four young ne vino under the Influence of liquor
They struck and kicked the Italians. aud then threw
them into the gutter wbepe they Continued 10 beat them
Que Oi the young nIls then seized couple II stOnes
with one Of vii ch he struck Bancamano rendering him
inseuslbe Policemen soon appeared in RESPONSE 10 tie
thcks of the Italians, and succeeded In capturing the
fOur asslants, who taken I" the First Precinct
e,atiOI-ouse. Tueir names are Joseph Molf, william
b. nnan, John Mclaughlin, and JaIi's Brennan rhe
liaaIs were also taken the statiOn-hou-'. AID Ban
eaiDnnO subsequently removed Ia the Lang Leland
College Hospital Tne y nDg were cOIinIitted DJ
Justice Walsh Tor attempted murder,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
REPORTED VIOLENCE TO SAILORS.

On Wednesday afternoon man named
su',,h ru,uer ffr eoioied sailors boarding house III
R1xter-st. engaged Joseph Darson and four other
ouors fur coasing age on br,Santine which lay
- ., ooi d,cks south OF the Morris aud ESSex Rail
ood docks in Jersey City, Smith accompanied the i've
aos on roar the vessel but reading the articles OF
,0reement and noticing the equipment which seem d
10 he for long voytge, Dlrson had his suspieione
srouse and ut his iusgation oil refused to sign the
articles Al this smith attacked Daison ana uicOeu
severe cut with knife the eye Darsn succeeded
IN making his escape. and informed justice Jahn
uho issued q warrant for the arrest OF Smith
When Constable Western arrived at the dock he wac
threatened 10y the crew, all 1 whom, 'Ou 10 ~ huloci
rcr colotai As vessel left & pier he was forced
10 limp on shor, and the vessel sailed carrying The toui
sailors wbu, ii is stated were held by compulSon a
SLIBISE reporter asked Constable Western about the
,nor that the sailors ken to he sold as slaves
IL said that whatever might b. the intention OF tht
oaiceis there suspicion OF fOu pliy. FROM tht
u,tion of vessel the constable unable 10 get
k view of vessel but he thought IL was
sMaryon" Smith has not yet been arrested
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
srupIEs IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Board of Education has appointed a
committee n revise the course OF study III tie PuUo
hoois both GRAMMAR aud primary but no acton VIII
b. taken 10y this comnitiee until next week The Ger
man question: wing been settled by the Board. VIII no
be brought up the committee There will lie. how
ever several changes in the course OF study, with ih
idea OF simplifying IT, and making 1t more III accoruIce
with the demAuGs Of practical and everyday lie
The chief change will be the prescribing OF
regular course of instruction in penmansiip' ana
industrial and free-haDd Idrawing. cansng the
course 10 fully carry the law ia regard 10 drawlng
passed about eighteen months In the studies, the
tine devoted oil ct TEACHING will he reducrd 10 MN
inlln and none lime will be gwen t0 the elementary
Fnd,es reading. writing, aud arithmetic Every enfi
will be made advance The cbiidieu as rapid as posi-
bic from the primary to the grammar drpdtlnent IBs
viii do much relieve the OYercruwdng OF tie SCHOOLS
there space la the grammar schOnis Wnile
the primary departments crowded ahd com eod t
refuse adm sson 10 many applicants. In the granular
sehoo less will bc given to the ornamental ahd
TO practical studies
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
II. X. e. F. B. Thurher
SALE OF JAPANESE BRoNzFs.

!, TIE sale of the Japanese art treasures which
nave been Oh exhibition az old Chickering Hail. In Four
teenhs was begun yesterday. at that place. by Field
Norris FeDner & Co. This collection is rich Ia old
brouzes and spccilities Of Japanese porcelain The
catalogue contains descriptions Of nearly TOO articles
many OF them unique in design and Of remarkably per
feet workmanship. The sale yesterday afternoon was
well attended, aud the prices moderate though much oi
the djstDeiively japanese ware Was said to have
sold for considerably less than Its original cost
Among the highest prices paid were the following; :;
BruuzP elephant, carrying tower, an OLD temple oihI
ment nearly four fce high, $780, pair OF iuc,nSr barn
dark bronze. elabOratey nted, SlSo cch
q pair of Ksga Zog IA bronze vases richly miad wiih
gold and silver 2s eet 10 hight, Sl2j each: par u
CloiSonne HseS feet inches III hight, ca@nerd n
porcelain l3O each; pair OF SatZuma VASES n tle
basket pattern "ruIentd win tue sisns OF iie a. vac
500 each a PAIR a,kio ofItpi ntrd 10
Illustrate old Japanese legend Sl33 each PAR o.
nark saiLo bronze vase $40 each; pair OF large sat-
anna vases cOuN yuus aud gisses on basket pattern
ware $50 each p; o. kaga gan yas's cIaoorairy
ind ith gold DESIGN Illustrative OF japanese history,
$40 each. fhe see will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
PEu1RRABLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

ruIIyG OF A YOUNG LADY IN MARfLANp-'""
aurDfRgR TAKEN To THE WOODS, "hhiH "H
HANGS HIMSELF.
BALrlMogE, Md, June 1G.-The young iauy
murdered at ClciIaoDt Mils yesterday was ann"
street youngest daughter Of Roger Street ana 'ne '"
drer Christian Klolz youth irOin the MAJ ylanu '
Of Refuge employed by Mr. street AS II Farm manu-. i'
Streets are Of the largest and most re 'l
lies IN Hartford County Miss StrccFs body was io.ni
., e tot of the cellar airs Of tie houss about 1:3o
o'clock with the head nearly severed from the pody, ana
An AK with which the deeI Ia supposed u haVo pee"
comnltteL lying near by. covered with b'o'" i"o
vc,im had engaged preparing breakfast anu "''
gone into the cellar for something, when sue was u"
tacAed Kloz confessed the crime, ana Saiu NO ha u
cause To kill Miss Street. but that he cobmt'ed e
nIrer from a d. sire do evil kotz was taken 10 .he
woods about 100 yards from tie hoase' rope "@a
New-York tribune., 1876-06-17

Bark sarah Douglass Orb Douglass, Liverpool. H. W.
gaIcarrv tsr.) John on Cork Falmouth Charles L.
B,k NJ ida c. Smith tBr.a Smith, Lcith. soo'land p
Ears pse'lwen tsr, ioaer Piens. Greece. p l. Nevus
Martin W. Brett p, ter.on. Penaith Roads Tor orders
iIig Rozella smith tI'rl. mccuc: Limerick r Whit
lrig risp tRri Trr'ry Ch,rlcstn. ]. W. Parker 60.
IrgA bar. Thomrso Galway srp,nn Cap2 q CO. mn
Erig Don onx tie Munroe Rnsrocs suan 4 son
sehr Aary b. Dyer Oliver. Nassau " Pr b. ]. weinberg
Schr Jsc.ip Ge.cser prver, n, Mass, IL p. Brown Co
Schr Ferha j. F. lows smith PostO jed FIRE. Il Co.
ssr @ "a Ro IL %meqG 9 pHS Mss sStff aSifaTon
sci Julia A. Lowu. Xekers,n. Gloucester Ens parzors
scLi Hand Robinson, Dunkirk. France, Simpson ciapp
scr jams K HerioF Por'aa'Pltte and Sano
scar Annie i,eie vnsend Bptmore lstac p. starles
e. T. sta LIB, manila NIL es ~. o Hzaa gp"
AlIvrn Ia,
Steamship Denmark tBr, Williams London June !, with
sieamsp 81 Ger ai tF j. Rruloux Have June 3. via
Gamsh mt T. m S od %& an wEc pans r. iy fon and
Norok with gssc and pass to Old Doninon steamship Co
schr LIS Herlnanos Clexl. Danborane, 81: Th'nas IA
schr HIATT E. smith cof Newburyporu, Lee, Abaeos
sour T. ~ 20 Hart TO- Boathbay,. Farnhan. Barseoa
schr. Charles II. Dow tof Derns) nowes. Savannah 10
H. Joha"Da Doughty Doughty. Savannah davr. with
lumber.
sehr. Wellington Barhnrr Garilrer. Nc vt'h Lumber.
Sc''f ana anon {, Pen n't"n, Bath with zee.
Scnf W. ". DckeISo GcOr' es Banks, with hsl
DISASTERS.
UHIFAX n. g.. Juno 10 he bark Gten'or of T1cfou
total psus nd. The crew iaye DO u slvel
Tie vessel insured for $4,000
PORTLAND. Sic. June 10 h steamship Falmouth which
here ycs.ruay rom HaV, hal ON board TIE crew o
tie VT ceed snip IroDsi oS If SewIork
TOcrlGN POTTS.
Cunard line steamship Russia
Co.'s, NewYork Jue Z. Tor LVrpoi arri' Ga "ere at
IxnoN June lG-Sailcd IO cohcna lJth. Slc,pncr Con-
nd~ncr Lur EXpounder. J. B. Dunus l5h, Violet Geo
P, dy Lola Is IT, Pachk ltypa IL, sniaD STAR Frank,
iceI; 10 H. Sunlra 'ariir lcSiu9n Ai1lNr'
Jun - cnor attic NJ. the after ~ Gihr tar llih Mary
Fin eglOrn Caeli 18Th. OiNc Cio bY Mir g apt
lunois) lith RAMA hes J. 10 nnsi Ch .hofto NartEa
Bessie mDsoD lit Freeman Dcnns AZ liverpool NJ ran
Keith Nion, 1Ch, Co m i>sc ~ Shicls Cic III
Msfi,toe King rasca, hy'ia. Alto. FOrsite AleKAh
H. Mackenzie, l.. r.. & nm
DOM STIC rOETS.
B,xGoR, Me-, jan 10 allied yesterday srbrs Louisa
Bliss. roig. Brsio lag; Ca"gs. Lr No"'lorS So
,. Kendall d.
BgtXswcK ia June l6.-hrr;ved. brig lama Gertrude.
y Arrvsi 10TH, steamship CarOnhret.
ron FefBl tiIDa Srw-Gcrk. -
GLOUCESTER. Mass. Jurc l6-Arrvcd ha.k MARY McKee,
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I. r.tUw,. D. Isliud tIty ,rw lort.
June lJ.ATTlvel, ST. anshp IIayuen tBr).
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PENSACOLA, Fla. June l5-Arnvea. bark radaug Pac~ct
tC,rL. sch IU, from Iiaya.a.
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