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The Markets.

GINCINNATI.-F Flour Quotations range as
foGTs Patent It. sl99: :s faney s. 4o@s 7
Grain-W heat, prime to choice white is quoted at
81 60@1 rs; prime to choice red is held at 81 SOC
70; amber, 81 6o@175. Corn, ,45@5oc RyeN 2 soc.
Oats prime to choice white, 43@s6c. Rye, 709S0c.
Hay, No. timothy, sl1@i3 Mess pork; sl4 Esq
ID q GoltPn g. fam
ily, s7@7 SO; extra, SC 5o@7. Grain-Wheat, No.
No. 2, 81 SO. Corn, mixed, 45947c.; high mixed,
steam. 9114e.: Kettle, 1lIa@l2c. Hogs 81 1904 90.
LOUISVILLE.-Flour-Ex Extra. s696 so; extra
family, S7@7 50; A No. 81 5oaS IS; fancy, IS 75@
white, 54c; mixed. 5se. Rye, s0@6Sc. Oats, white,
sc; mixed, 45c. Hay, s9@l2. Mess Pork, s14 25
NEW YgRK.E EFleurWNo. 2. IS 75@5 25; superfne
Western and State, SIS 75@5 25; common to good
Western and stale, Sc 5O96 So; good to choice
white wheat Western extra, s7o5@7 80; fancy white
wheat Wes:ern extra, 81 35@9; common to good
Louis, Sc 75@1O 25 Minnesota patent process, extra
good to prime and choice to double extra, 81 S5@
Il. Rye -four, 81 2s@5. Grain-WheaI,
81 5991sO; rye, S0@s2c.; barley, quiet and firm;
corn 4s@55c.; oats, 40@6Sc Mess pork, new, s14 TO-
Lard; prime 1e steam, So 45; Cotton, 111a@11ssc.
S6@6 25 Western extras, Sc soar: Minnesota extra
family, IS $685. Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
extra family, IS 75@s 1219i high grades, slO@1I.
sylyania amber, 81 s0@1 90; white. s2@2 O5. Rye,
Pennsylvania, S0c Corn yellow Western, 62@65c.;
Mixed $4,000. Oats, Pennsylvania, 49@ .0c.; white
Western, 50@52c mixed, 59@6Oc.
MEMPHlS.-Flour-Ch Choice family, SO 2599 so.
Corn easier at 55957c in store. Pork dull at Sit.
Lard dull tierce, 11c.; keg, 12c Bulk meats dull
and nominal at 5%@sA@S1ac. Bagging dull and
nominal at 12@121ac.
STOCK MARKETS.
CINCINNATI. - Cattle Common to medium,
So 60@4 50; good to choice butchers grades So ESQ
25 lair to good shippers, 81 1895 SO. Sheep ana
Lambs-Common to choice sAesp, 81 5094 %; fair
| to good lambs, S4@5 25.
NEW YORK.-Beef Cattle-Prices range from
| $40 so to S12 25. Sheep and Lambs-Common to
good clipped sheep: 4@5sc. per h.; Virginia and
Kentucky lambs, 6549S1ac.; New York and Jersey
lambs, S@1O1ac., with extra offered wanted at lie
Hoss-Onlo corn fed, SIS 80.
| EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Beef Cattle - Best
| S6@6 25 per 100 lbs medium to good. IS 25@5 IS
common to fair, 81 sO@5. Sheep---S3 25@5. Hogs
| Workers, So zoos 3d. Philadelphias, $5 50@5 65.
| WOOL.-1n Cincinnati there has been quite an
active movement, in Kentucky washed wool, and
dealers pay quotations; still the market is some
what unsettled. The finer qualities of OHIO and H.
other than unwashed ara merely nominal. I'm
washed fine merino, 21@22c.: coarse clothing, 229
2fc; medium DO, 25@27c; long combing, 80@S3c.
feeee-washed fue merino, 33935c coarse clothing
27@2Sc medium clothing, 33g35c.; long combing
| 40S42c. tub-washed, common, 500 33c good Il
| choice. 35@36c: pulled, supsrfne. 256a27c.
If you feel dull drowsy, debilltated, have frequent
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BURNETT's COCAINE allays irritation,
removes dandruff, and invigorates the ac-
ton of the capillaries in the highest degree.
DURANG's Rheumatic Remedy never fails
to cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
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WnHoFT's ToNICl-A SAFE, SURE AND
SCIENTIFIC CURE!-The unprecede nted sale
of this world-renowned medicine proves in
contestibly that no remedy has superseded
the use of this reliable Tonic. No spleen
has been found so hard as not to yield to its
softening influence, and no liver SO hyper
trophied as not to give up its Iong-retained
bilious secretions, and no Chill or Fever has
vet refused to fall into line. G. r. FINLAY
& Co., Proprietors, New Orleans.
FOE SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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A POSITIVE Cure for Rheumatism-Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy. Send for cir
cular to Helphenstine & Bently, Washing
ton, D. C.
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PONDS EXTRACT. The Household Rem.
edy for Pain, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, etc. Al
ways reliable. 1t never fails. Give it 8
trial.
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STOCK MARKETS.

If you feel dull drowsy, debilltated frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated, you suffering from torpid liver,
or .tbiliousness,'' and nothing will cure you so
speedily and permanently to take SIMMONS Liver
REGULATOR or MEDICINE.
Purely Vegetable,
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IT IS SAID BY THOSE WHO KNOW that
DooLEY & BROTHER, the manufacturers
Of the Justly celebrated and well known
Yeast Powder which bears their name, have
the largest and most complete establishment
of the kind in the world. The capacity of
their mammoth factory is simply marvellous,
reaching the immense quantity of five mil
lions of pounds annually.
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INFORMATION worth thousands to those out
of health. Self-help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Facts for those who have been
dosed, 'drugged, and quacked. The new
Health Journal teaches all. Copies free
Address Electric Quarterly, Cincinnati, 0.
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NATURES REMEDY>
YEGEYINE VEG l' :|![:!l!
THr GREAT BIoop PURIFIER

RELI ABLE EVIDEN CE~
lis Baltic ST., Brooklyn. N. Y, Nov. IA, 1874
81. r. STEVENS, ESQ
Dear Sir-From personal benefit received by its uses
well from personal knowledge of those whose
cure thereby has seemed almost miraculous. can
most heartily and sincerely recommend the Ve0etiRa
for the complaints for which it is claimed to cure
JAMES P. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church, Sacramento
California,
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Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.

A GREAT OFFER ,sss. we Mali W.rs rrs,ns T1ms.
dispose of 100 PIANOS and ORGANS. new
and secondhand, of 6rst-class makers. In
Guiding WATERS, at lower prices for cash
La AfIlllmenfs or to let until paid for Than
ever before offered. WATERS GRAND
SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS and Or
CANS (including their New Souvenir and
BOudOir), are the BEST MADE. Octave
Pianos, $50; 1-3 do, SI6O, not used a year.
.'2'' stop Organs, $50; stops, SIS; stops,
SOS; y stops. S75; 10 stops, SIS: IL stops, St00
cash. NOT used "A year. m perfect order and
warranted, Ocal and Travelling AGENTS
WANTED. Illustrai ed Catalogues Nailed
A liberal discOunt to Teachers, Ministers.
half price. HORACE WATERS d SONS,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

The letter of the Secretary of War to
General Sherman in regard to the Rio
Grande trouble is as follows:
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The sufferings from famine in the north
provinces of China are unab ated. Partial
relief is afforded BY the exertions of
foreigners and the wealthy Chinese, but
these are effective only to limited extent
The war feeling in Greece has brought
about revolution in the Government. At
the first sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
at Athens, the Ministry were defeated and
announced their designations.
1t is reported that Arabian has been re-
taken by the Turks, by a coup de main.
The steamer City of Brussels, SO many
days missing at sea, with the American
pilgrims for Rome on board, arrived at
Liverpool on May -. Crowds assembled at
the landing stage and on the pier to see the
steamer, which came up the river in charge
of four tugs. Th Dock Board steamer, with
Gen. Grant and a number of other gentle
men ON board, went to meet and welcome
the Brussels.
Reports from Constantinople indicate that
the late demonstration of the Softas was but
an outcropping of widespread conspiracy
against the Sultan. The government has
adopted vigorous measures, and is now
drafting the Softas remorselessly into the
army.
Ragusa correspondent says that he learns
that the anti-Turkish movement in Servia
has escaped all control. Prince Milan, find
ing that he was becoming dangerously un.
popular, has been forced to prepare for war,
despite the strong remonstrance of foreign
representatives. Alexinatz and other towns
on the frontier are being hastily fortified,
and the speedy resumption of hostilities is
: regarded as certain.
Berlin dispatch states that the semi
} official papers there continue to intimate
that the end of the war is approaching. The
conclusion of an armistice is already
rumored. The London Times correspondent
: at Vienna telegraphs as follows: Rumors
, of the possibility of peace are floating
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General BreUtties
Ex-Governor Chamberlain has sold his
residence in Columbia, South Carolina, to
brother of Wade Hampton.
The aurora borealis made splendid dis
play over the northern parts of the United
States on May %. The atmosphere was so
strongly impregnated with electricity that
communication was kept up for some time
between New York, Boston, and Montreal,
over the Western Union Telegraph wires,
without the use OF the battery.
Some Of the fruits Of the investigation of
the New York Custom House are given to
the public in the partial report of the Com.
missioners. While the Investigators were
not able to fud any striking Irregularities,
they have discovered a general looseness in
the management that needs correction. Two
hundred more men are employed than the
necessities OF the Office require, and the
Commissioners recommend that the
force be reduced to that extent at
once. It is found that business has
been subordinate to politics in the
management of the concern, the appoint
ments being usually governed by party con-
siderations rather than by the fitness of the
applicants. This report is accompanied by
letters from the President and Secretary of
the Treasury. The President concurs in the
recommendations of the committee, and
proceeds to lay down few sensible rules of
general policy that should govern the heads
OF departments in the appointment and con-
troll Of subordinates. The substance of the
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Maize Flour Toilet Soap
Maize Flour Toilet Soap
Maize Flour Toilet Soap

A great discovery "A new SOAP compoundi 1t
soothes: softens. and whtens the skin, has wonder
full healing and superior washing properties ana IS
equally suited TOR the bath, nursery, and general
toilet. 1t is delightfully."- perfumed and sold every
where at a moderate price. Registered in Patent
Office, lS76. by the manufacturers MckEONE-
VAN HAGEN & CO. Philadelphia. Pa.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE H. ls77-wlrH SUPPLEMENT-

publication Of tho Era, to deceive tho pur-
chaser.
~ r. Wynen has published in Paris "Review OIL
the Charitable Establishments OF the United Statcs oil
America
"Isis Unveiled; A Master Key TO tho Mysteries Of
Ancient and Modern Science and Theology" by Mme
H. r. Blavatsky, win be published early In September
by j. W. Bouton. Mime. Blavatsky is native OF India
and passed her childhood among Camucks Tartars
and Persians and her maturity among Hindoos, Gin
gaese. Thibctans and Egyptians The work is DIVIDED
into two volumes, sScience" and ''Rcligion.'
The Foraighhy Rccieo is TO be published In this
country by Craig Taylor OF Detroit, from duplicate
stereotype plates almost simultaneously with It's ap'
pcarance in England The Forfnightiy numbers among
lis contributors some OF the strongest writers in Eng
land.
Mrs Oliphant has turned her attention 10 the cias-
sizes. and is tho editor OF n volume OF Dante which >.
b. Lippincott Co. will publish in series OF foreign
Classics Tor English Readers"
d. Lothrop Co., OF Boston, evidently think that
imitation Is the most sincere iattery. Tor they follow
in the footsteps OF ST. Nicholas and announce mid
summer holiday number OF the Wide Atcake II we
have NO ideas tho next best thing s to ap
propriate other peoples.
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BOMBAY xerl a. ~ reported
Louisa srl, Ross. from Liverpool for Quebec. May
Ship Marathon 81 John NB from Hull for tho Downs.
ship Saratoga Kendall from Lverpool for Bombay. no
Shin Eric the Rod Allan from Liverpool for New York,
faa,ro OBJ Go:teS from Liverpool for San Fran
Sg G ss AssH II from 0r Mo
Ship o g. & Liverpool for San Fran
Ship Detroit from Ilavrc for Portland Me, May IL. no
An American ship, showing DRLsB, May g. lat so 40.
An American ship showing TALR May 25 lat so 40 Ion
Bark Carrie Humphreys. from Boston for Bombay April
Unone dts. from Palermo for Now York. May 20,
Bark Elena R from Tvigtus for Philadelphia June l.
Bark Prince Rupert tBr) MAN, from London for Victoria
Wiz Diego Ramirez bearing NV 10 miles
h ssrk Mari. A e. q,a o 9s"r from Hun for fhi'"do
Bark Hromen tGs2; Hemsr from New Orleans for Bro.
Vivid of Grmsby). from Trace for St John. NIB. no
date, lat ~ 10 Ion So 40
ont lat 10 So. Ion ~ o5.
, ss a s. 2ss' @ = Brunswick for Monte
bark Jenny Ger Crate, from Rotterdam for New York.
Bark Egremons 80 Rodgers IRON Darien for whiteha
Sk hs Nay sssa about ia. Liverpool tor st
Ba,k 0crda tNor, from Christlana for Now York. may
Bark Unity nr, Bunsr from Liverpool Tor Rchbueto.
S.rs .ho.ns oscr. from Limerick for Now York. May
German bark, showing ocwP from New orlsan, for
x vos:ci. showing QBLR. nom Bremen for Nov York,
Ns ssn5 a ~ s. .n p no" ''''''' '0'
The Aida reported AMI. bound E. MAY % 40 miles
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MALTREATING A PRISONER.

FRANCIS WILLIAMS SAID TO HAVE BEEN
BRUTALLY TREATED BY OFFICER DOYLE.
Francis Williams was taken IRON Essex Market
Prison to Bellevue ospta last night about O'clock
suffering from pcrIiontis, consequent on rupture OF
intcstincs The injury. according TO the invalids
statement was sustained at ono o'clock on Sunday
morning, when he arrested by Office Doyle, OF the
Seventh precinct At his door, No 81 Pike street.
Tho officer him. he said In the hospital, but cx-
actly how he scarcely able 10 dcJail he MAS IN
drficuio morfts, II was thought.
The HISTORY vi the matter is briefly follows Tho
police say that at one O'Clock lie and his wife wero
quarrclling in their hallway, ana the officer
on whose beat they lived came up and tried
TO STOP the. disturbance. As is usual in
instances where third party ntericros In
conjugal fracas the officer incurred their dspcasurc
Williams spouse upon Doyle II the latter to
be believed and III used him. Doyle says that he used
his cno in scIi-dccnce struck Williams on the head
aud helped Doyle to take both prisoners to
tho Seventh precinct station house. charge
bo,stcrous pair and lhcy were sent down stairs. Al
O'Clock yesterday morning Brasted says no
came III on post and found doorman Hiram
the act OF dressing Williams head.
lie says also that no heard Williams
assure the that no was badly nurt ruplured
In fact But Hiram not being surgeon, did not sec
any occasion regard the complaint and, despite the
mans groans, put him down stairs ngain. Williams
remained in the coll until II was time 10 70
to court Ho and his wife met NJ Essex Market before
the Judge tkllbrcth and were fncd 50 apiece, which
they were unable TO pay, and were thcreupou sent
down stairs and locked up.
rney were In prison ali day. and nothing would have
been hoard Of them, perhaps until the expiration oil
their term OF days had not Francis Williams grown
bad IN tho evening that DR.. Disbrow had TO be
sent Tor TO attend 10 him. On examining the patient
the medical oliccr found that tho was SUI
iering from pcritonitis consequent on ruptut
oil intcstiucs aud ordered nim TO be sent
to Bellevue at once. The unfortunate man
believes, to be dying aud hts request 10 see a
He "A rIgger by occupation. The ncighbors give hun
good character, although the police say he has not.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. june 1O-Arrived. steamer Daniel Stcinmann
tBclgl. Lschcre. New York.
BOMBAY, June o--sailcd ship Carrie Clark. storer,
Havrs
CasrnAcrSA to juno 1o--saied, bark FYschctte dtaD
Cnloro, Ncw YORK.
FALMOUTH June e--Arrived. sh Castne Avery. Rata.
via via 81 Thomas
GENOA TO June o--Arrived. tho Constsntc. from -.
HAyRI. June 9--Arrivcd steamer st Laurent Fr).
Hende New York; bark ussey. Darrah, Charleston
Sailed 9th, steamer Percire tFri. Daurc. Now York.
uAxBugc June s-Saicd bark Mary l. Chapman 3D.
wyman. Philadelphia.
IlvRmrooL Juno 1o--Arrvcd, ships Lizzie Ross tBr),
Mills Pensacola: Clara Maria (Swc), Bngge, do; Shel
bourne r), Murphy do: Martha Cobb. Grcenbank. Ban
cor; bark Scotia usr). Darlington. Now York
Sailed 9TH ship Joseph Fish, stackpolc Delaware Break
water; bark A L Dotsford (r). Atkinson Rchibucto.
PLYMOUTH June oArrved. steamer GeIlert eier), Ba
rcnds New York for Hamburg (snd procecded).
QUEENSTOWN, Juno 9-Arrivcd. ship Humboldt, Wiley.
San Francisco
RryAL about June 5Arrivcd banks Mozart er). Juli-
cher New York; Mandarin (Nor,, Olson. do via Queens
town.
sr NAzAInE Juno 9-saicd bark saloms (Nor), Thyge-
sen. Pensacola
sravaxcER to June o-Arrived chip Benz Bangs (>or)
Zcrnichon. Pensacola.
SrwrrIS, about June 7-Arrivrd bark Camilla GER.
Bcckman New York via Elsinorc.
SANrANprR. June 9-Arrived, brig Herman Patterson
New York.
TRIESTE to juno 9--Arrived bark Padre us) Slaughter
New York.
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.

ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE CADET MIDsHIP-
MEN AND CADET ENGINEERS.
WASHINGTON, June 10, 1877.
The annual examination OF tho cadet mdshipmon
ana cadet engineers at the Naval Academy viii COM
mcncc tomorrow and be continued until the Goth INST
On tho 2lst the frat GLASS; which this year numbers
forty-nve members, will receive certificates Of having
passed their academic course, and under the new law
will be sent to 10 remain two years before gradu-
ating.
JAPANESE CADETS.
Among the members OF this class are koroko katz
and J. G. Kanitomo, two Japanese youths who have
been educated tho Academy under late law OF Con-
aress allowing certain Japanese youths 10 DO placed
the Naval Academy AZ tho expense OF the Japanese
government. Tho members OF this class will be scnt
sea various serve their two years,
and the will 20 aboard the Constellation
for their annual summer cruise along the coast
THE CADET ENGINEERS.
The cadet engineers Will make heir practice cruise
the steamer May Flower. which vessel IS now at
the Naval Academy with the Constellation, TO take the
classes board on the 2lst inst
There will be grand ball at tho Academy on tho
evening OF tho 10Th, which Will DO attended by tho
Board Of Visitors and many prominent naval officers
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BATH June aIhee will be LAUNCHED On Monday he IN
beautifully modelled and nicely finished ship Of 1876 TONS
called tho Forest Bello.
NEW LONDON june 9--Seamcr Cygnet, before reported
ashore Orient Point haned aioat last evening ny
seamug Wellington without damage and to her
destination.
QuEBrc June sBrir Beaver ut this port; from bsrhs-
dos reports having been aground At Gnspe but again got
on without material damage, aor dschargng part OF
Is RAPIDLY progressing Mr. Tai
vessel Rockport Me- and she will probably be
ready ny the Of September Captain Alvin Shepherd,
Tho schr julia Newell will command her. CAPTAIN Jones.
Shepherd Jones Co. retircs and will take
command of the Julia Newell
The bark building 1t the yard q Jonathan II Holmes
Mcssrs Clifford Cummings, OF New Bed
ford q in forward The vessel Is II feet long has
and IL feet depth OF hold
Upon thr of the vessel to be sprcnd
eagles The expected to BIO launched under
three weeks yet.
LAUNCHED AT Essex last Monday, by Mcssrs Adams d
Story fine schooner Of $50 tons. carpenters measure for
George Dennis X Co., Of Gloucester. On Wednesday
Mcsss jos Story co launched good schooner OF Oo
s. carpenters measure. for Cunningham THOMPSON.
q. and Saturday Mcssrs q Story launched a
beauty Of I'D TOMS carpenters measure, Tor II Bah
son. Vi Gloucester.
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New York.
youGuAL. May 2s- Sailed. Citizen Harris Miramichi.


YouGuAL. May s-saiied. Citizen. Harris Miramichi.
May 29-t)n the bar-rhe Glen nlvon bark,
from Doboy for this place. but Tudwa Roads
to wait next spring tidis to come over she har.
BATAVIA. May 3S-Alt the Sir Robert Sales cargo has
proceeded for Sin
cargo and realized fiUuoO; prov caught
fire whilst alongside the wharf; 40 eases % burnt.
corsxu,cES. Nav a5-The LORNA, Norwegian bark.
0sen Wilmington for stettin trosn) ashore the
Sound and has taken assistance
,;IBRALrAR May 80 The Am rlcan schr Burdett Hart
has repaired. aud Is reoadine.
Hos. KosG. MAY as-The Antioch. American barqus.
sprang leak whilst loading. and viii como aer for
pairs.
H,var. May saThc Gerolmins ntaD Janorino. arrived
,horn New York. has cargo ttobacco) damage
The Gre SCENT City Amer, from New Orleans in coming
into harbor contact with the Manche ISL
The quay the latter vessel sustained slight
damage
LIVERPOOL. May 2orhe surveyors ofthe AdrianA bound
lack ksn.oon ieaky. stated that
that 10 vessel had apparently fouied some
wrccka-e uimoorng, sunscn cargo boat being the
wreck In question: s}Uf h 't# .t4s& at <t
NEWPORT, May 29-The Alice Graham. Morgan. wtch
sailed hence May Montreal has returned from PEN
arth Roads for the Spit with lnss OF anchors ann chains
PLYMOUTH May ~ The Prince Edward ~. of and from
whilst goin- uo the 6rent western Docn
last evening" struck the pier head. st"vng In two bow
plates. 5W 4n
vALxxctA May aj-The Duke OF Newcastle. for Quebec
continue, nn * full ~ master has aban
doncd Ship stays by her 10 protect property
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WEATHER REPORT.
noLYnEAp, June 10. PM-wind Sw. clear.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BAHIA May 9-sailed, schr l. A (Br), Williams. New
York; Ih bark Petchece tBr. Burns dot schr Catherine
Fam PoISr June lo-Arnved. steamer Sandman
(Br). from Liverpool. - -,
GinaA,rAa, May I5-saied schr Felton, Bent, Browne Browne
urom Trapnn tlouce stcr, Mass 18th, bark 81 Agneno
Ital. Garguilo from Phiadeiphia). Gcnoa. 49, :. =
Passed i7th brig Parker, BracKet from faermo ior
Boston. :. :, -, -
LAGUAvRA. May 22-sacd, bark Hornet, Hopkins New
York. -, x,.....,.
MoSrgyipso, April 23-Arrivcd. barks Megunticook,
Hemingway 81 Marys. da Lizzie Cameron tBr Cameron,
do. :. :, x.,.- r.... e.
In port April 20. snip Herald Of the Morning rowme, TOR
Nnnritius: banks Annie Lows Morse, for do; Usage tbr
Mcdonald, dsg; brig John Swan, Kumbnll do; waiter
Smith. smith do aud others rs before. -,
Cleared April IL, brig Stella, Davis Urom New York;,
Buenos Ayres. -, ,,,,, ,,...u.
MoSrnrsL June s--Arrivcd bark Iiidur, Gunderson,
Rotterdam. 80, ,,, 80
Cleared th steamer Memphis Mellon. iiverneo; bark
stang Falchenbnry do brs FREQ inomPsoh
Smith, Queenstown or Anlmvuth.