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Milk.

Milk consumers of Mechanicville, N. Y.
are exulting in rivalry which has reduced
the price of milk to two cents quart,
while the milk is no more watered than
usual.
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From the Boston journal.
The White Mountain and Lake
George Lightning EXPRESS.

ST. ALBANs, VT, May 20, 1876.
1t was briefly announced in the tele-
graphic columns of Tie journal few
days ago that President Smith and the
board of directors of the Central Vermont
railroad were inspecting the Addison rail
road from Leicester Junction to Fort Ii
conderoga, with the view Of making any
necessary improvements in the road to H.
sure additional speed and comfort for the
approaching summer travel from the White
Mountains to Lake George, and also to con-
slider the new project OF running lightning
express trains between the Crawford house
at the White Mountains and Lake George.
INTERESTING TO TOURISTS.
Your correspondent has been furnished
with table of distances from the Craw-
ford house to Lake George, and also addi-
tional interesting particulars concerning
the new route. EX-Gov. Smith says that
the completion of the railroads to the
White Mountains from the sea coast has
had the effect to attract thousands of
tourists to the White mountains, now so
easy of access by railroad. The compile
tion OF the Wells River and Montpelier
railroad some three years ago gives short
cut across Vermont to Montpelier, at
which city the Central Vermont railroad
connects with the Montpelier and Wells
River road, that the tourist may have adj
ditional facilities and speedy transportation
from the White mountains to the Adir0n-
dacks, Lake George, Lake Champlain and
Saratoga. The governor contemplaies in
auguratiDg in short lime the White
mountain and Lake George lightning eX-
press trains. They will be equipped with
parlor cars with all modern convenences.
TIE DISTANCES.
From the Crawford house these trains
will pass directly in front of the Fabyan
and Twin Mountain houses
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Weather Probabilities,

OFFICE or THE CHIEF sIGNAL 0FF1cRR.S
WASHINGTON. May s4.-1 a. IN. }
For the middle states and New England,
rising, followed by falling barometer, cool
northerly winds shifting to warmer west
erly and southerly winds, and clear weather.
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John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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READING NOTICES,

Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Gen.
ter ST., over Townsends furniture rooms,
Rutland, Vt. DIFF
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A Quick Trip.

Norman Taylor, of Plymouth, the cele-
brated pedestrian, desiring to celebrate his
forty-sixth birthday, which occurred On
Monday, made short run 10 Rutland, to
spend the day. He left his home in Ply
mouth at 7 o'clock and arrived on MAN
street at o'clock and 28 minutes, making
-the-trip Of 1Gt miles in two hours and
twenty-eight minutes. He run the whole
distance, up hill and down, This is among
the best feats Mr.. Taylor has performed.
He ran twenty miles on the track at Sara
toga, last summer, In two hours twenty
minutes and fourteen seconds. Ii run
ming match is arranged at the centennial
he proposes to enter as long distance cham
pion runner of the United States.
CONTINENTAL BILL.
MIR. Taylor has in his possession two
dollar continental bill, which belonged to
his grandfather, Ephralm Moore, who rep
resented Plymouth in the Vermont legis-
lature for Is years in succession.
The continental bill was printed in Phil
adelphia by Hall & Seller, in 1875. it,
denomination is two dollars, number Al =
$50, and bears the endorsement "This
bill entities the bearer to receive toe Span
ISL milled dollars Of the calue thereof IN gold
or Hlosr according to the resolution OF
congress, passed at Philadelphia, July %,
1776." Signed Thomas Kinsey, Joseph
johnson. On each end are printed the
! words continental currency"
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The circulation of the daily Globe" is equal
to, if not in excess of, any other ally newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
"Weekly Globe" is a half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western Yer
mont; and more than the combined circulation
Of all the ether weeklies in Rutland county.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Rev York Stock and Money Market,

NEW YORK, May %.
Money easy at 2% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Ago per cent
Sterling exchange quiet Ut 4sSL 64s9if.
Gold opened at ll2},, advance TO ll2H, and
closed at 114N.
Ciearings al the Gold Exchange s16,414,o Oo
Custom receipts s270 900.
Treasury disbursements, s94, GOO.
Produce exports for the week amour ted to
5,s62,t23.
Governments firm,
State bonds quiet and nominal
Railroads bonds quiet and steady.
Stocks opened with unimportant changes ex-
cept for Panama which wa, 5 per cent. higher
and which soon after gained per cent. addi-
tlonal Pacific NJ Ill advanced q, afterwards
fell =, but later recovered y. The general list
was weak and excepting Western Union de-
clined A@1ss latter Michigan Central Towards
noon the market recover aud prices continued
to advance A@2ls latter New Jersey Central
until the second board when 1t became dull
and steady. AT the close stocks We're general
ly weaker, with a few exceptions Pacific Mail
was the special feature advancing to 2I3s and
closing at27h.
The transactions in stocks to-day aggregated
1860 shares. The principal dealings were as
follows
Erie, 7Oo Lake Shore, 80, 500; st. Paul.
5,l06 Pacific Mail, s45, $50 Western Union, a..
$50; New Jersey Central, $40; Michigan Cen
tral, l6,400
Gold closed at 112h@1i2ss.
Money offered at 2d2I.
Governments active.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks active and unsettled Pacific Mail and
Northwestern better.
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MARRIAGES.


CooK-BRYANT-In Ludlow, April 20, by Rev.
II. +. Whitney, Henry II. Cook OF Casteton,
and Mary Il. Bryant OF Weston.
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w A N T E D
TWO good Coat Makers; also Pants and Vest
Makers. None but experienced hands wanted.
BAILEY q FLYNN,
may24dtf 55 Merchants Row.
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LOCAL AGENTS IN VICINITY OF
RUTLAND OF
Japanese
Carpeting
AND
WATERPROOF
BUILDING
PAPER,

sn-send for new circular with testimonials
and samples.
w We must have Agents In every
Town,
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CHAS. II. HARRIS II CO.,
General Agents,

ochciui hscutor
Furnace Street, RUTLAND, VT.
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TWO.BUTTON KID GLOVES,

Remember that shall always hold my
self as responsible for what say in my ad-
vertsemens, as | would in private CONVEX
sation, and shall always inform my Gus
toners when l have special bargains to
offer them.
The New York herald., 1876-07-30

corneIs Staples. aoiotsn Carroi Carroll. do;
Croton Pacific. Perry. New York
saiied-steamer Leopard Abertson Philsdephs: schrs
York; Belle u Ba.s do surnss Rssusssn
do fght Wilson, riverton to load for williamsburg NY.
PAWfCCkET July 2sto-,Arrived, schr John r Kelsey.
RICHMOND July 27-Arrived schrs L 4 d Fisks, Baker,
Boston, w simmons. Williams. do; Edward Stanley.
Crsmer, Bragg 90: N Bysrd Camp. do; w Gessner,
Egbert. Albany; Cadwailsder Finnsy. Troy.
Sailed-Schr John Mcdonnell. McKendry, New York
Ciesred-Bark Gaiathes CNorj. stainsen. stetrn
RovkLANp July Tl-Arrived ,ehrs Oregon. Howard,
svpsr Tsw do & Vaughan sm DO Gss 18th As M
serve (Fr), do; 26th, Jas Henry. Snow, do.
Sailed 2ad-sehrs Mansnel Achorn New York: y Il Hix
and Richmond Thompson, do; 10th. Samuel art do 27sh
SAN FRANCISCO. July as-Arrlved. ship Baltic Taylor.
Ceaed-ship Isle Of Erin tB, Irvine Liverpool barks
Inewood tBr Brocklcbank, Queenstown; Anita DelnnA
agh-Arrived ship Dryad (Br, Evans, Calcutta; bark
Remilo lNic): Chrstiansen. lquaue
SAVANNAH, July 29-Arrived. steamer Juniats, Catha-
rince. Philadelphia
Also arrived schs Cushing. Cranmsr Phiadslphia;
saed-Stosmer san Salvador Nickeson New York; brig
Ynex tspl. Valencia; schr A Server, New York
sailed from nyeee 18th steamer Aasthew
SALEM. July 27th-Airvcd. schr American Eagle
Brown Hoboken.
WILMINGTON. NC. July 26-Arrived. bark Ellen Holt
(Br Trewern. Demerara
WA EHAM, July 27-sailed. schr Fairwind. Bowman
New York
New York: 27th Ellen Colder NegathIin, do; 2sth sa
q Stetson Emile Birds al, do.
2sth CLEARED bark Belle OF Oregon new l,l6S tons
WESTERLY, July 2s-sailed, schr II Clark, Vars.
WARREN. July 2s-Arrived schr Mary Miniin Ferris.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHP MurLAH. built at Medford In 1863 and hsing from
London Boston (beore r~ported has been sold
German account
sHr MARESco whaler. which was In collision with bark
Illinois not injured seriously enough to prevent her
continuing her voyage
BARK (Ger). chartered at Gibraltar July
Lcat1 for New York, which put into Roquetas Bay eaky
BARK CHISAxAS lEr). from Manila for New York before
Casper Straits She had her bottom examined by divers,
who reported 'he copper Ininnred but small portion OF
master did not think Of any Importance and the vessel
sailed again June s.
with cargo Of ice Is Of the oldest vessels afoa
She built in Phisdelphis in 1904 and has been in
whaler.
scHR CoLcoRD Pierce. of and from searsport for
Boston before reported wrecked At White Head struck
filled She has since worked or ledge and
sunk. The sails rigging and chains may be saved The
vessel was valued at $4,000.
PROCTOR BROTHERS. Trevoy. Halifax 25th from
Gloucester reports Jn OF seal Island while returning
Gloucester Banks Tell In with
tons apparently briynntine She appeared have been
scutted butt under the The carved
(OurH of her could he There a heavy
running the time and the the vessel hailed from
aud the OF her could be Tho
hull appeared To be new.
scna GEORGE GLxsDoS JxwIrr. from Providence for
New York eers reported ashore near Fulers Rocks was
oil Friday morning without assistance and without
damage.
scua CnAnllR MoRroS Pike at Boston 10Th from Lon.
dom July 3, Frank Kramer seaman native Of
Germany. was lost overheard
MONTREAL July 29At the present time the harbor pre-.
sents busy appearance There II seagons vessels
port for the most engaged In taking board wheat
Hour or provisions and unloading cargoes of coal
NKwroRr ri, July 2o-The brig Matilda. Of Providence
from Calais. Me with lumber Tor New York and suSse
9nen,y ewed to this port w ee sold at suction here on
being placed board the schooner Peacedaie which
vessel viii take 1t to New York
The nitsa states sloop of Juniaa anchor
harbor.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Teners (Br. Yaslcy. Lverpool-Busk Jevous
Steamer Necks. der. wlleserod Bremen southanD.
steamer Aug Andre (Bes). Grove. An,werp-Punch.
Steamer Acapulco. Gray. Aspnwal-Pacac Mail steam.
steamer Leo, Mankin, Nassau Mp. via Hsvana-Murray
Key west-,C il Mallory 1 Co. '''''''" ''-
As .so Ss" n
steamer San Jaeinto. Hazard. savsnnah-w Garrison
steamer CITY OF Atlanta, woodhull. Chsrlsstou-JAs
Steamer Benefac,or Jones. Wilmington and Morehssd
Civ. NC-wm Clyde Co
Richmond-old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer 4 c knight Chichester. Georgetown, DE-
Steamer rhllsacipha. pav,. Pnil.dclohis--,s. nand
steamer tssn whi'nev. tialet;. Boston--H Dimocs
ship Isaac Webb urquhart Livsrpoo-Chas II MARSHALL
Ship Longobarai tNor). Haur. Bremen--c Tobias Co
ship caslida. Pike. Hsvrs-Thomas Dunbsm's Nephew
Ship Carrolltou. Lewis, San Francisco-simonson
BARK Vera Cruz (Aus,. Bianer Livcrpooi-sioeovich
BARK Gus,avo 1tsD. Trapau Bristol, E-Lauro Storey
Bsrk Bius Campbell tBrJ, Richards Gissgow-Jsmes I'D.
BarK Agos,no Repetto dtap Antoo, Queenstown or Fall
Bar. Amelia Burgess. Crons.sd.-Atxins 4 Co
Bark Francesca Garsuio utaD, LAuro, Lrsbon-Funch,
Bris George Burnham. Staples. Portland, Ms-Bryan
schr Fred Collins. Milton. Valencia for ordsp-Jsw
sehr Mary Douglass. Rod. Nar.nhAn tBrasii'-G Am
schr bll Baxter (Br) Avery Porto Cabeiof oorgosas
sehr s.arlishs, Bs,chfcrd Kingston jas de cerdoys
sehr AdsiirA Huntey, Port spain (rrinidAd)-L
WelSh.
sehr Sarah Eaton D1, CharlessOnBsntey Giidsrsssve
a Co.
sehrJ " vandsvoort. Brown. Norfolk. vA-IsaAc Sta
pies
sehr Josse CLARK. kiwood Norfolk. va-ovsuon HAw
kin~
sehr John Wright. seui, Richmond. vs-ovsrson /
Hawkins
scor George Bo~doin, Phillips. Bsitimore-w Chsi
schr Hattie f King. Crowley, Philsdoiphia-Naster
sehr Gilmore. sylvester. Belfast. Neil " Loud
Co
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SPOKEN.

Ship Spartan Jackson from san Francisco for Queens
town, June 81. lat "a y. Ion ll6 W.
Snip British Queen (Br), Brooks from Br0mou Phis.
dolphia. July 70. lat 40 80. Ion ~ 20.
ship Warsaw (5rl Curry from Windsor Ms for Bslti-
more. July ~. lat 10 81. Ion 80 81.
Ship Otago r Guliison, from Belfast for Phladephin
July ~, lat 40 81. Ion 90 81.
Ship Anna Camp Gardner from Baltimore for San
cisco. April 10 lat % =. ion 80 w.
ship Borrowdale (Br from Liverpool for Francisco
days. May 10. lat 20 10 N. lon 10 SOW
Ship Joseph Fish, from Antwerp Philadephia July
lat Al lou 20 40
Ship Edith Br. from Havro for Baltimore July IS Ia.
II OS. Ion 66 25.
Bark Helen Sands. from Msrsaa for Philadepha, July
2S. lat 40 So. Ion SO.
Bark Jennie Barker from Bimpstsm for London July
2 lat SO n lon 50 W.
Bark Bessie North of Winhs,r NS from Newport for
Buenos Ayrcs. June 4. lat 3 2l N, lon 27 IA W.
Bark Pnh tBr). from Clyde for Francisco 81 daya
June IL. lat o 81 n, lon 26 Sd w.
Bark Slepner (Nor, Anderson, from Bremen Baltimore
July ~. lat 40 81, Ion 80 81
Bark Violet (Ir), Harding from Dublin for Delaware
BreakwAter. July 81 lat 40 81, Ion 90 81
Bark Alice Ray tBr) MckcRsc, from Sydney. CB for
Philadelphia. July 20. lat 40 10. Ion 6S 10
Bark Reck GER. tWseten from Bremen for PhaGel
phia July "a lat ~ "a. lou Is 20
Bark John Lorway (r Lorwav, from Belfast Phila-
dephia, July 20, Highlands bearing NNW rs miles.
Bark Anna Forl, from the Baltic for Philadelphia July
&C. la; 40 80. Ion ~ 20.
Bark Maggie Carvill (sD. Pinckney from Sydney CB
for Baltimore, July %, lat ~ 45. Ion 6s 20.
Rark Nicaux (Br), Masters from Dunkirk for Bre
ton, July ~, lat ~ ii, Ion 2l 30.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 70, 1876.
ARRIVALS.
RBPORYEp rnE HERALD YACHTS AND uHRAIp
wmTEsToNE YHLRoRAPH

Steamer Wisconsin (r FORSYTH Liverpool July ~. and
Queenstown oh wish ndse and Ill passengers to Williams
6uion; I'D lat 90 - Ion II 81 passed brig rigged
bound 2S:h lat ~ 5S Ion u6 bark Bremen
Ger. do 18th. NJ Fire Island steamers Egypt Rrl hence
Tor Liverpeo Britannia tBr), do for do also steamer
Ncsar lGeri do for Bremen
steamer Ncse gen, Neynsber, Bremcn July IS and
Southampton is,h with mde and 7o5 TO oe
rcs Co July IL. of Portland T. orig Nettie Chase
bound east 2ls tat ~ ~ lou II 10 British hark show
ing signals Mfwv bound 23d AN lat 46 "a lon IS
-, spoke the dory Ccutenns from Gloucester for Liver
pool
steamer strsssburg Ger. Won Bulow Bremen July l5
with to Oerch Co Had hns weather and smooth
alt the July 10 lat ~ SO Ion II 80 bark
snow Queen Br from lcndon for Philadelphia. 10Th. la.
40 "a. Ion - 50. Brush bark bound East, showing
wBNP. 21th. lat IL -. Ion - ~. bark " Duva lot
Yarmouth, Nsl. from Roterda- for New York; time.
~ So lon 40 ~, ship Chapman. IRON Amsterdam for
New York.
steamer Tuscany tBr). Hsboard. bordeaux July Ie With
ndc Henderson Bros July - lat t5 Ion - s. spoke
ship Carondciet from New Orleans Tor Liverpool
SteSmer Cas;ss (Brl. Batter Genos June II. Mar
settles 9tth. Lgborn 9Th. Naples csth Mesna 3oth
Palermo July 49, and Gibraltar lIth. With mdse and four
Passengers henderson Bros Experienced tine weather
dnring toe passage and light winds
Steamer Herman livngston. mallory. Savannah July 70
with ndse 10 W Il Garrison
yicoant of Liverpoc Nicholson. Calcutta pr 8
with ndse wills Bdrnoncs Go. Passed Cape OF Good
Hone June ~ Helena 10Th. and crossed the Eoustor
July in lat ~ mad chsngesbe weather with much
lightning. MAY . lat II :. lon 10 X. spoke
ship Ray OF Naples (Bf) frun ksngoon for Liverpool
ship Ne.chior tnerl Wiertchs. London June ii. With
mdse TO osdc'
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LONG BRANCH.

MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND VISITORS YEsrI f..
DAY-rHE FULL DRESS ''Hops' AT THE
VARIOUS HoTELs-A LIST OF PROMINENT Ar,
RIVALS
LONG BRANCH. ~ j., July 20, 1875
The beach here presents a grand appearance to-
night over 1000 people arrived here during the day
Not vacant room can be fouud at any OF the hotels
and many OF the visitors were compelled to seek ac-
commodaton in tho many cottages which abound
Every hotel the beach had It's iull dress
hop The grandest OF all was that OF
the Gernania Hotel, orchestra Of twenty
pieces being engaged. Among the prominent
arrivals at the Mansion House Major W. A Downs,
of Sing Sing; II. c. Bisphan, the srtiA; Commis-
sioner Lawrence G. Goulding, Tom Dunlap, John Hays
Hon J. w. Prinsie of New York, Ex-Governor Joel
Parker, General Armstrong Meyers OF Philadelphia; /;
Edward Hart, United States Navy; Chancellor william
Son, OF Elizabeth; Judge Daggart Hunt Farrel
o'Dowd and Rev. George Ellis, OF Cincinnati
maker and family OF Cincinnati; Judge Dewey, Of
Worcester, Mass. H. W. Hall aud family, OF Cincin-
natl; 3 foulener and family, OF Philadelphia; f. W.
Roeins and family, OF Trenton, N j. C. T. Place aud
family, OF New York; Hon b. Gregory and family, Of
New York; j. d. Ripley and amily, New York; c. W.
Cornell and family. New York; Dr.. E.. S.
Moses Sullivan Butler, OF Pennsylvania Dr. Christie
pher A. salada, OF Reading, Pa Hon. William Marsh
OF New York; George W. Hopkinson, OF New York.
AT the Cnied States Hotel the arrivals include b.
Mcpherson. Jersey CITY; ). Il. Deinheimer New York;
MAYOR McGroorger, English army; Rev. Dr. Miller,
Portland, Me- Hon. James Brsdstree! Boston; Alder
man Harris, Albany; Hon. II. " Bemis Chicago;
Rev. Celus Favor, Vicar General Quinn and Father
Farley, New YORK
New York; Dr. W. G. Wood Dr. z. McCutchcon, New
York; }. H. AcChcsnoy, Chicago; General Otis Ander-
son; Rev. A. H. Becker New York; Hon. Edward J.
Lewis, General A. A. Drake Count Charles A Johns,
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ASjya. June 4Psssed bsrks Evening Star CBr) Osburn
from New York for Batavia s'h. Poruaus tBD. Cromoe
PR July 2In port , Srg A%srS.s sh
B.rxv, June lt-,a port, sarks Ever .casla from
y arrived S 3 eas from
Ssw YORK arrived 9th; Edith to,s Harding iroa do. ar
Hale Haven from Bucno. Hyrss. srrscd a,n: Gsnsr.
sssrisf Rogers from a. asa qsh si and Others
Mnnila). New York
cashmere hms & & 'ss' sna %Sss"s'1 r H
for New York, ld;: brig Susan voorhes. Fuord from
Went Sanger June Is ship Victoria Atwood
Boston.
cAnpsxss. july 27Saiied brigs Anita Owen Pettensi
Cow BAY. UB. Jaly Is Sailed brig Kosssck. New York
ELs.sons June 3t-pss.ed bark St Cloud Ragey from
fArakg rorsr July 2s-Arrivcd steamer Sandman t)
HosoIULu. July s-Arrived. bark Alden Bessc, Noycs
sailed 9Th. Columbia. for Burrard Inlet.
HALryAx July 2s-ArryeI. sshrs 0ecsnu.. from Rich
mond. Va 2e,h steamer Worcester. Hedge Chsrotte,ewn
Also arrived 2sth steamer Alpha (Br) st Thomas and
sailed 2sth ship John Gadstone. Locke London brigs
Med0or. shsrpness. kns Edith. Jamaica; Bertha Deme
yS,t !uy . Tp pG;, .sn.. Altoona rsssaa
NAr.xzAs July Sailed, steamer Buensvcr,urs ,sp,
'e,ss wy msr'y y,ra's ,i Collins, 90 49,, O.. o,.
gov; 2,h steamers Avondale. Could Newport Boadcea
Cleared a7.h steamer, Prior ArnO, London wa sydney
selvo. Bradley. London bark Margaret Weir, McDon-
NswcAsrLE, Nsw. June Sailed hork Jacques Cartier
(Frl. Guion San Francsco I'd. ip Blair Iioy (Brl ig
gins. do: 7th Ctasmere DR. w,nincr. Astoria q; i2h
The Douglass tBrl. Wilson, San Francisco 18th Salisbury
tBr Close do 18th. F tBr. Brown. do: nth, Hudson
(Bn, Trewyn. do; CITY OF Nankin tBrl, MCLEAN. do
sailed June l6-Shirs Ossagc Br McRitchie, San Fran
cisco: 18th, Abonptwith Castle tBr. Harris do.
Sailed June 2Shps Blair Hoyle. Iliggins Francisco;
7th. .'rasmere. windner do The Douglass wilson do;
Salisbury. Cixrc do: l4th PHI Brown 10Th,
xss sss Do s s4:S ssyS 90 S OF S."n
NonI. Srpssy July a77sslsa. brig II odiornc. New
rs6isc, Nav y Sailed Sas isnry swc New York
port May 80 baks Nadons tfr, iiuon, for Nsw.York
ldg Nanny tswc Graz. Tor do, do.
PoEr CH,LNKRs June 2S-Aruved, bark Argosy (Brl.
Couch. New York
Pcsou Ms. July 2t-Arrived schr Ella MusseIs Boston.
Cleared 2is schr Ella II Gott. Piper. Beverly
QrKsrc. July 2T-Arrved, steamers Avondalc. Gould.
Newport. p; Matthew Cay, Taylor. London: Boadcea.
smith Liverpool: ships President, Lie, Msnae Pocahon
,s. B.ar Belfast earks susan Blasde sawyer Green
ock. Trenton. Mc,regur, Garrucha; Emma V, Berner,
Grcenock Neen fiulayson. Alexander 40.
Cleared 21th. steamers dominion for Ivcrpool Cana
disn. tor Glasgow barks Cyca Grsngcmouh Hume, do
Henry Pelham. Cork brigsntinc Zinga. LAsbou.
SovRApAyA June lO-In port, bark Ellsworth, Smith,
Juno i7Iu port bark Sir Robert salS (Br).
for New ofk- lds
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BELFAST July 2e-Arrivod. bark Heca (Br Gould, Phil
sdolphia
GLOUCESTER July 27-Arrived bark Elocta (Br) Crosby
Rchbucto
HAvRE, July 20. PM-Ssiled, steamer Labrador (Fr)
sauglier New York via Plymouth.
LIvERrooL, July 2SArived bark Msttca (Aus), Cosu.
ch. New York: 10Th. ships Hannibal (Br Brown Asto
ra o; Caravan wacfascr New York; barks Trgg (Nor)
Olson, do; Thor Nor). Jansen. do Herbert (Br) m Gal
weston; NJ A Mcneil Watts. Sc John, NIB; Bonito (Br)
Howard Pensacola Fritz (Nor Torjensen Dsrien Lane
(Rus,. wikandcr, Pensacola.
Sailed 29h. steamer Istran (Br), Fit. Boston bark
Bachelors tBr). Tooker, North America
LONDON. July 2s-Arrived, ship New World Hammond
New York.
Sailed GOTH ship Sir Robert Peel Lsrrabee New York
bark stiiconc AUS. vranch. United States.
MALrAs Z, July 29-Arrived, brig San Carlos Atherton
New YORK.
NEWCASTLE, July o9Arrved. barks Amala tAus) CHA
nelli, New York; britannia tDr,. Ward. Pensacola.
PESARru July 29-Sailed, bsrK Frank Marion Eldridgs
United States.
PALxA. July 23-saiied brig salas Csp,, Fenema, New
York.
QUEENSTOWN. July 2s-Arrived. ship Henry s Sanford
jackson. San Francisco 29th. barks Susan l. Campbell
(Br). Brooks Philadelphia; Edith Marion (Br. Marshall
New York; Sadie Gregory. Boston: Fa tAus Poschich
New York Psolna lAus Tomanovch. do: Ferrxro Ter
dtai, Cuomo. do; Bsrone Podssta dtsD Tinoccho.
Philadelphia; Albissoia CtaD, vassao do; Anna r
Aus, Raguson, Baltimore.
Sailed 2sth. PM. steamer Gcrmanic (Br), Kennedy
from Liverpool. New York.
snAHPxKss, July 2s-Arrvsd bark Western Belle Besse
wiscasset
WEYMOUTH July 2a-salsd. bark ornsn Nor, Larsen,
Baltimore.
Arrived at - July 29. "Bers;icht." from United
States
Sailed from - July 20. India. for United s,atca
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYRnAp. July 20 PM-wind wsw.
PLyNourR. July 20 PM-wind WSW.