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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH, june 2s-wind sw. light: fine.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Asr1SwALL, June 27Saed, steamer Alps Br), Williams
New York via Navasss.
ANTIGUA June 1l-In port, brig W II Letimcr (Br Arm.
strong Barbados just arrived to load for Delaware
BreakwAteE
BARnADos juno DIN port, brig Victoria Amelia Br).
Mortc, for Boston.
BAsAcoA june 10 In port. schrs AIDA Doane Nicker.
son. for New York 10th yannanc Hardy for do 10th
Jordan Mott Dixon for DO; Azelda LaurH Jorgensen.
18th
(Brj. Iandsii. Liverpool for Montreal
tRxoA juno 2f--Arrivcd. barks Andrea Lorco (ItaI)
Rallo. Now York: WASHINGTON tAus. Cosuch Now or.
leans tboth before reported without date).
HALIFAX. June 2J-Arrived schr Annie w tBrl Brans.
comb Crapaua PF l. for New York-put In for q hnrbor
t bark no am Aas sgssanIsn yepoo E.
LvKRrooI about june 26-Arrivcd. bark Oneota (Br).
Carter Manila.
MAsx.siLLA June ID ARRIVED brig Julia Blake tBr).
MosraEAI, juno IS Arrived. Persian Cation Mar
Cleared 2ssh steamers Peruvian Smith Liverpool Lake
Xcgantc Battersby do Waldensisn, Stephen. asgow
PoiEr.APlrKk. Juno SIN port. bark Cardcnas (Br)
Poser June 1sIn port, brig Medina (Br,, virgie, for
In por. june =. brig Hattie Pctts Br,. Pets from Mar.
sailed 9th schr Avon tBr) King Philadelphia via Quay
auiiis.
.PoRr MuLeeAvs June 23-Pa.,ed. bsrks Guiona OBr),
Flynn from Halifax for M,ramichi, Argo (Br, TneIcy
QuEHsc. June 2s-Arrved, parks Kong sverrc Nielsen
Sunderland. Fakyricn. Anderson. Cowcs.
Cleared 26th ships Hcnfnart Hamilton, Glasgow: Uno
Haavg London Splide, Anderson. do; barks Agenoris
Cutting Grecnock; Calypso. Nielsen. Ireland: Thule,
rio JANrIno June In port brig John Wesley aims
from Brunswick. 6a. ld9 for Baltimore.
ST PIERRE. Mart June 6-Sacd schr John Rose Howell
JOINS, PR June 7-Arrvcd, brig Annie ingram Dr.
McKnnon. baltimore.
VICTORIA, Juno I9-Arrvcd, bark Wellington Bob, vii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
WILLIAM NEWTON ADAMS.

Tho body or william Newton Adams, formerly
United States Consul at ST. Jago, Cuba, and q well
known ami wealthy merchant OF this city, who sud-
denly died board the steamship City OF New York
while on tho passage from Havana 10 this port. was
taken on that vessel yesterday and to-day will be for
warded TO Norwich, Conn.,, for interment The de-
ceased was born in 1917, at Alexandria, Va his ances
tors having lived in that place since tho end Of tho
seventeenth century. His father was Francis Adams,
West India merchant, and his mother was sister OF
the celebrated Commodore John Thomas Newton who
death OF hts parents young Adams was sent TO the
school kept By Lafayette s. Foster (aterward United
States Sonator) at Norwich Conn. Having boon
graduated, he left school and became clerk In the
house of G. G. Rowland tnow Rowland AspnwaiD.
Here he remained tour years, when he went 10
Caracas, In Venezuela, and entered tho frin
OF Mr. Manson. Here be married ln
and his fears that the country would remain
for long time in unsettled condition, he left Ven
ezuela and to St. Jago, Cuba, where he entered
the house of Brooks l. Co. While there he exercised
the functions United States Consul In 1865 he re
turned this country to be near his children, who
were educating in this city. Soon anerward no on
tered the house OF Moses Taylor Co 10 this city,
and remained there for seven years. He was con-
nected with Brooks l. Co., Of this city, Tor short
limo also. Az this time his health Was greatly
broken down, and he advised 10 travel He also,
at this period Of his le lost several hundred thou-
OF dollars by unfortunate real estate invest
ments and swndles thai were perpatra.ed on him. dc
then went for trip TO- California, aud aferward re-
sided on farm he possessed at Culpopper Court
House. After this no went 10 Havana, where he
spent much of his time with bis friend, the weknown
merchant Mr. ZaldO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
A VIOLENT TEMPER.

Tho Bcchter family living at Railway. have been
loading miserable lie Tor time past on account
of tho violence OF Joseph, the father and husband,
whose usual bad temper has been made worse OF late
by financial difficulty. on Wednesday evening he
quarrcicd with his George, aged twenty
because the latter refused TO finish some
ploughing, with his manner OF doing whch
tho father was continually fault finding
Upon the boy entering the house TO dress himself
the father followed with pair OF heavy shoes in his
hand, and coming upon the boy struck HIM violent
blow the head. The boy rushed out Of tho house,
and Bcchtcr pursued him, stopping to pick up a
heavy and piecc OF brick. Tho turn, took
up stone, and told his father he would defend himself
The cnraged man ran INTO the house and reappcarcd
WITH double barrellcd shot gun which he dschar oil
at the boy, who, during bis temporary absence, had
run some soventy-nvo yards. number OF shots took
elect in the boys back, neck. hand and ankle He
reached tho police station, mile and hall dstant
but refused TO make complaint against his
father. He was accompanied pack TO the house,
but there sign oil ncchtlcr Mrs Bcchllcr and
ner daughter took refuge in a neighbours house as
soon tho firing commenced. The lady saw tho
whole affair." and says she and her son have often
perenccd violence ut the would be murdcrcrs hands.
and have time aud again been frightened by hts
threats TO Kill them compliant was finally made,
and the man is under arrest flo expressed his
several nejghbors that he had not "nxod" his
son.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Denmark (Br), Williams London-F W Hurst
Steamer Cornwall lBr). Stampcr Bristol, E-W d Nor.
gan
steamer wieand Ger. Hcbich Hamburg via Plymouth
and Observation-Disclosures Go.
Steamer Mercedita, Chadsey Halifax, Ns-Gerhard 4
Brewer.
steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Woodward. Young. Batimorc-Wm Dalxe.
steamer Agnes smith. thiiadc phiA-Bogert Morgan.
Steamer r 9 Biddle Davis Philsdrlphis-J amcs Hand.
Steamer Chesapeake. Bragg. Portland j u Ames.
Steamer Giaucus Bcarss. Boston--b DiDock
Bark Bandna tAns), Paicuvich Cork for ordcrs-slo
sark vol,r ItaD rcugo Cork or Falmouth for orders
SIocovieh Go. -
ton
brig Britannia, notchkiss. Barbsdos-H Trowbrioges
Brig George t,D. champn, Arroyo. PR, via New Lon.
don't Is Chnmpin.
Schr Zephyr lhrl. Love, Lisbon-CIco Bulley.
Scr Florence Rog crs hanna MHvseilles amos Henry
Schr Kate Wentworth, Train. Bboa-Millcr Houxh-
schr Robert Palmer Denson Gibraltar for ordersover.
ton h Hawkins.
schr sarah Hunt, McFaddcn. Jacmcl-BJ Weinberg a
Co
schr Isaac oliver. Parnsn. Aux Cayes-A Noncs Co.
schr Fannie Pike, Fitzpatrick, Sc Andrews, NB-John
Boynton's son.
Schr Hattie Giles. Brenner Richmond VAL Dagger.
schr Eva shelly. Baltimore-Isaac X staples
sloop Francis Anna, Carpenter. New London--i Wal
sloop Minneho Becbe MISREPRESENTATION Freight and
Lightcragc Co.
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BUCK, BARK, CACKLE AND GRUNT.

An Indignation meeting was held In the open lots
between Williamsburg and Greenpoint last evening" by
the OF dogs, geese, pigs and goats. residing In
the Fifteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards OF
Brooklyn. There is large extent OF unimprovcd ter
riiory the vicinity, and they doom tho estab
lshmcnt OF mound in their midst as an outrage. They
CLAIM that the pound master for small premium hires
boys steal animals and impound them, thus ncrcas
ing his fees and narassng the people
A wagon was improvised as platform and three or
four torches we're made ready Tor tho nesting but no
speakers chairman was on hand Fully half the
asscmbIagc was boys and the chaning and jccring,
though humorous, WINS exceedingly annoying 10 the
police who were present TO preserve order Finally.
after hours delay, Counsellor William McTEhe
induced take the char and Mr.. George Ryan coaxcd
10 speak.
Resolutions were passed dcnouncing the pound an
institution ninical to good government and tho In
OF the people, and calling on the auth critics to
abolish u altogether or To prohibit the payment Of
premiums and also the reception OF any animal from
minor. Mcssrs Hugh McGraw, Charles Huber and
Owen Moighan wore appointed u committee to lay the
matter before tho Mayor and the meeting adjourned 10
Thursday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
THE NEW CAB COMPANY.

Tho English public having been Informed OF the pro.
posed organization OF a cab company In New York
city, throheh tho press, have commenced sending
orders for shares, and yesterday $780, 600 worth was
taken by and for English capitalists Mr. Hamburger,
Of Philadelphia, who is now the guest OF Mr..
Frank Kavanagh at Earics Hotel, is booked
Tor fifty shares in addition TO the 100 already
TO his credit Mr. kuvanagh Is ANXIOUS
10 correct imprcssion which he has
Just discovered Is prevailing TO the effect that tho
pany IS exclusively English. Such Is not the case.
Certain English capital was brought here the
nucleus OF capital stock. and Americans IN.
vited TO take hand. AS yet they have been rather
datory. The cabmen have recorded themselves as
In favor OF reduction OF tariff but tho reduction has
not yet been announced, and In ali probability will not
Oe until tho cabs OF tho new company are on tho
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BOLD BURGLARS.
A COUNTRY HOUSE BROKEN INTO AND LEIs-
URELY RANsAcKED - SCARED AWAY BY A
NURSEMAID.

A COUNTRY HOUSE BROKEN INTO AND LEIs-
URELY Transacted - SCARED AWAY BY A
NURsEMAID
PHILADELPHIA, juno %, 1871
Information has been received here OF very daring
robbery Glen Lock- Chester county. about twenty
four miles from this city. BY nero accident the
after packing Up everything OF valuo and
piling the articles on the lawn ready to
remove The residence visited was that OF William E.
Lockwood, manufacturer Of paper collars, In busl-
ness in this city. Az two O'Clock yesterday morning
the nurse in charge infant sleeping in tho
nursery was awakened by the glare OF lighted can
Ole and discovered man a. the bureau, tho drawers
ono hand while no held the CANDID IN the
other. Another man was creeping toward
HESITATION jumped from the bed, ran in
the hall and raised an aIagm, which awoke Mr. and
Mrs.. Lockwood, who opened their room door in time
the landing Of the front stars and
leave another room and run down the back
stairway Tho shouts for assistance fortunately
Pennsyivania Railroad Company at the Glen Lock
coaiing station, and thcy, dropping their shoveis,
promptly came 70 the assistance OF the Lockwood
family. Nine salwart follows surrounded the house,
but in the darkness tho burglars managed to escape.
Tho robbers had forced entrance through tho
basement and had deliberately gone through closets,
pantres, bureaus &c, had eaten and drank TO their
satisfaction, lighted the gas and carefully piled up all
that they thought worth taking Silverware, jsweIry,
ing and all such articles had been gathered together
with lcsurey and Systematic hand and placed upon
tho lawn, While brokcn vino bottles in the dining
tOrs had not hcst1ted to refresh themselves during
their arduous labors. They wore evidently in the
robbers appear to have taken only about 800 worth
OF siverwarc. Tho nurse girl recognized Two Of the
men as pair Of .ramps and from CLOVIS in possession
identified and arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

The first meeting OF the Co operative Lie Insurance
Bureau Commercial Travellers for organization and
other business, was held at the Metropolitan Hotel
yesterday afternoon. The Board OF Control OF this
bureau consists OF twenty -four prominent gentlemen
representing, MS partners, managers statesmen, tho
various departments OF trade In this city. The
following gentlemen were elected officers OF tho
Board President, Henry Stone, late OF H. b.
A. P. stewart, OF Gunuson " \ stewart;
Second Vice President, A. W. Blye. OF Wilson h bye
Secretary, H. G. Robinson OF Porter Brothers. Treas
urer. W. b. Fuller. with H. b. Cianin Co. Execu-
tive Committce-W> II. Van Slyck G. W. Schoon-
macner OF Aiger Brothers; II. H. Beadle Of Meridcn
Cutlery Company .: W. henry, OF G. ". Henry Co.
w. Il. Daland, with Dayton Il Close
Tho election over the Board then adjourned TO tho
private dining hall oil tho Metropolitan where the Com
mercal Travellers Protective ASSOCIATION gave them
complimentary banquet Tho officers OF the latter as
ISOLATION are Julius II. Pratt President; W. d. Chan
dier, Secretary, d. r. Mangam, Treasurer.
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PROFESSOR sANr1SI, ASTRONOMER.

cable despatch from Padun, under date OF yester-
day, announces the death OF the Italian priest
and astronomer Giovanni SantinL The Professor
was born at Tuscany juno 3d. 1856, and was, conso-
quensly In the ninety hrst year OF his age He
graduated the University Of Pisa He devoted
himself to study OF tho exact sciences, and In 1914
he had achieved much distinction that he was APP
pointed 10 procssorship IN tho Padowa Observatory
in place OF yinccnzo Cnemincllo. In 1925 no
was appointed Rector OF the University and up the
time OF his death he held tho position OF Professor Of
Astronomy and Director OF Mathematical Studies He
was generally esteemed by the learned societies of
Europe, and held number OF honorary titles and
degrees from various loading universities. Ho
was also a correspondent OF the French Academy.
The principal books published by him are strictly
scientific, such 'Decimal Arithmetic (1S0S), "Ele
inents OF Astronomy" 1S20, "L0garthms and Trigo-
nometry' and "Optical Problems QS21-23). Some
OF his elementary works astronomy for beginners
are the best ever published in Italy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER HusrsyrLLE for St Johns PR which put back
20 on S9DSss
pool repoted have colliesd June IS IN lag q lon
IL from Liverpool Neither vessel seriously dam
River dragged ashore curing Wedns.dsy night On
70 haul her Oh at high yesterday afternoon
BRrc FIVE BROTHERS Randall. from cardenas for New
York which into Key West ieaky remained June 20
BRIO ELLA r) 1873 TONS buis al Pasboro Ms. in 1884,
sold by auction this city for 800 cash.
1851 so~ port has been sold for So,wsssu
private terms.
Gones.s FHsss d..bsa coodSa having been BY
unknown SHIP struck just forward o. the lore
s sns sna ea ss. sss d.%sssd about
sss Tss a
schooner and told they were in sinking condition and
right and kept on her course without hesvng Tho
schooner with salvage and damage will be nearly total
wrock.
scHs CLARA B CHArnAs. which went ashore at Chatham
IN April last arrived 4. New Bedford June as She WI.
At 5000 previous to going ashore several s.tempss
vnsy.1 mss. s sss ~ ss. N
Tease succeeded and tho vessel purchased by them at
offered for sale. Ut
SOM $ TYLER. from Corpus Christi for New York,
cleared for Brunswick on the asd-
scnn coxsr.yAronn from Galveston for New York which
boon condemned on the asd and to sold the
June had heavy weather and lost mainsopmass and
mxnmast head
has been sod private sale huh bringing ss5. and
cargo OF coal 500. ......'.s,.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jnne 27-shp Gayllan tcR. from Port
said to DO insured East.
LAuScnxp-At hath Juno 81. by Brown stantial ship
bark of i7a tons named Atteboro for whaisr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
81. FRANCIS LITERARY SOCIETY.

Tho literary society OF ST. Francis xavier's Church.
which s under the direction of Rev. Theodore Thirty
S. j., gave their seventh exhibition last cvon-
ing in the College Hall Fifteenth street. The excr
cscs consisted OF speeches, defamation and tho
reading OF original dramatic sketches composed
by members OF the society. large number
of the clergy present, among them tho
Rcvs John Trcanor, s. j.. Joseph Shea, S. J. ;
II. Duranquct, s. j. r. Mynard, s. j. and Rev. Joan
j. Reardon, oil 81. Demands Church. Tho hall Itself
packed with tho friends OF the society," their lady
friends in particular being present In large numbers.
The concluded with very pleasing aud happy
address by Mr. John s. Brown, apty entitled "Part-
fn0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
OBITUARY.


Captain William Robert Mulliner who died Mt DIS
country place at Little Silver near Long Branch on
tho 27th inst, native OF London He was nav'-
gator for half century. and during the last twenty
years has been master OF such ships as tho upder-
writer. West Point and Constellation His voyages
were remarkable alike for speed and profit He was
called sThe Lucky Captain" but insisted tfat ms
siuck' was the result OF extraordinary caution II
was his custom TO 60 10 bed regularly out Of
port but 10 called at stated intervals during each
night During the rebellion be made It his solemn
duty while Liverpool and London 70 advocate openly
the perpctuity OF the federal government. so con-
threatened with violence and several occasions hai
10 defond himself He was proud Of bis adopted
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
VIOLATION OF THE SUNDAY LAW.

ST. LOUIS. juno %, 1877.
The Republicans Kansas City special says the Grand
jury which has just adjourned, returned three
hundred indictments against merchants for violating
the Sunday law. A public Indignation meeting was
hold this afternooL, and committee was appointed
report to another meeting which will be hcd Sat-
urday The list of indicted includes q deacon Of
church and a number OF clothing dealers and drug.
gists
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THE SING SING FIRE ESCAPE.

Up to late hour yesterday the Warden Of Sing Sing
Prison had received tdngs as TO tho Of
Charles J. Williamson, alias Perrin the convict who
escaped during tho 1re in the bakehousc on TUESDAY
night II is believed at the prison. however, that his
rccapturo is only question OF time, as a full and
accurate description has been telegraphcd by
the Warden nearly all OF tho principal this
section OF tho country Owing to the destruction of
the baking apparatus good deal OF Inconvenience has
boon occasoned tho prison, the authorities having
had to send 10 Now York Tor bread and other
RIGS. Two or three days must eapse before the new
bakehouse will DO In working ordor.
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A TALK WITH SITTING BULL.

WHAT THE IBREPREssIBLE HOSTILE THINKS OF
CUSTER AND HIS MEN.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosEMAS Mont. June "A, 1877.
The following despatch has been received from Fort
Ellis-
Howard, scout sent out by General Miles from
Tongue River month and halt ago, has
returned, and reports that he found Sitting
Bull with $50 lodges at Cypress Hills in the
British possessions Howard Is married to q
niece Of Sitting Bull, and was in bis camp eight
days. Sitting Bull told HIM Custer's men fought like
devils Custer the bravest he saw,
repeatedly charging and killing Indians with his pistol
Tom Custers company were nearly all killed In .
hand to hand fight with the Indiana Sitting Bull
said Custer was great fool 70 attack so large village
with o small l0rce.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP June 2s-sailed ship Don Juan (Bels for New
York. .........e
BREMEN. June 2s-Arrived ship Admiral ser. Haesoop
New York; barks Rddsrkirk GeI Krohman. Baltlmor,
Betty Ger. Nordenholt, and Marie (Ger), Drummer do.
BERGEN to june 2SSaed bark Albion (Nor) for Amer
lea. ...4...s
BORDEAUX June 2e-Arrivcd banks Post (Nor) Gunder.
son. New York; 9th John Boyd Br) Grant, st john NIB
Dublin, Juno 2s-sailed, bark Moliiamo (Br), Nell,
United States.
GLASGOW juno 2S-Arrved, brig Rufus (Nor) Christcn.
sen. Wilmington. NC.
GrkoA June 25-Arrivsd bark Principe d Napoli DEAD
Mcngs. Now York.
Hull June Arrived stesnsr Hindss tBr). Mitchell
New York. ..tt.
Stalled 2sth. bark vegar CNor> AIbrethsen New York.
HAxBUac, June 27-Arhved. bark Hoppct (ans), Fred.
ricksen. New York
HELvoKr juno Arrived bark Otus (Nor,, Pack Now
Orleans
HAvRn Juno 2ssaiisd. bark Precosa (Nor, Jacobsen,
United States.
LIVERPOOL Juno 23-Arrived ship Three Brothers, Cum.
mng San Francisco, l02 days; bark W:lholmine Br)
Welsh. Now York.
Sailed 2sth. bark Trade tAus,. rarabochia. Now York.
Also sailed 18th, ship Hcctanooga (Br), johnson, New
York
MovILLK, June 2s-Arrvcd, bark Harvest Home (Br),
German, Sc john Nh for Londonderry.
MARsxrLLss. June 24-saled, brig Monarca del Mare
(ItsD, Gargnilo Now York.
MELBOURNE, June 25-Arrived ship Locksey Hall CB r.
QUEENSTOWN June 2s-Arrvcd. barks Skien tNor).
genscn Pensacola 2sth Giorgna Uta. Bartootto Phil
adelphia: l. Rouh, Youug. Now York; Lucille (Br),
Andrews. do
Also arrived osth bark Ardo (Aus,. Zambela Baiti-
more; Evvvs tNo Pharo, do; Italia Gta Ferro Phila
dcphs Albion Nor), Larsen. New York; Parajero tBr)
Davidson and Folkvang (Nor). Hsuve do.
Sailed 2S. AM, steamer Wisconsin (Br Forsyth from
Liverpool). Now yorK.
OF Roche's Point 2sth Victoria (BD. williams,
from Boston for Liverpool
RouxS June 27-Arrivcd, brig onoaska Hart, New Or.
leans.
SHIELDS juno 2s-Ssiod bark Hermod (Nor) Krog Now
York.
srKrrrS June 2sArrved. bark Senior Nor,. Tonnesen
Wilmington NC
SEVILLE, Jnne 24-Arrivcd, brig Staples stowers Now
York
YOKOHAMA. Juno o7-ssilcd, steamer Alaska. Howell,
San Francisco.
LONDON, June 2s-Bark Carl Johann (Nor), OkIund.
New York via Queenstown for Granton coded with
steamer yesterday Tho former considerably dam.
aged. t--
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PARDONED By THE GOVERNOR.

convict named james Il. Adams. who was serving
mt a term OF twelve years In Sing Sing Prison. was
ardoned out OF that institution yesterday by Governor
Robinson. II seems that Adams convicted IN
New YORK Of highway robbery about Ave months ago
and sentenced by Judge Gilderslccve. Since then
smother has como forward, declaring himself tho
guilty party and generating Adams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-29
AN ALLEGED WORTHLESS CHECK.

Captain Edward L. Hcbberd, residing at No. So
Pineapple street, Brooklyn was arrested yesterday
compaint.of John Condor, florist doing business
on the corner OF Fifth avenue and Twenty fourth
street, who accused him OF passing worthless check
for SO on him In payment for work done on his
check was signed O. G. Legs, and was drawn on tho
Mechanics Bank. Yesterday Captain Hcbberd ordered
work dono on the grave, this time presenting u
$50 check me- Condor told him that II no would
call at his residence he would give him the change
When the Captain called he was arrested as above
stated.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. june a. arrived, schrs Olive Windsor
M: Il Smith, Georgetown.
salcd-Schrs Uncas aud Harriet Thomas, Groton,
APPONAUG. Juno 26-Sniled. schr Julia A Garrison,
Smith, Philadelphia.
BOSTON, juno 27-Arrivcd, brig Lizzie NJ Merrill Cali.
Port Caledonia. CB.
Cl AIRED schr Lottie Taylor, Baltimore
2athArivcd, steamers Neptune. berry. New York. Jas
Gary. Iiutchins, ondon Johns hopkins, Hallet Bal
Cleared schrs VIM WALTON. Buckaew, philadelphia;
Frank Jameson Jameson Spruce Head. to load tor Port
Royal Eagle Robbins Baltimore; Cohasset Baker. do
Magr,e Chadwick Norris do via Rennebec Cephas Star
sailcdsteamcr srisburg; ships Prince Rudolph Elec
ira: brig Jean. 80
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SPOKEN.

Ship Becrednss Ambaidnss Br), from Dundee for Que
Doc. June %. of Cape Roster.
Ship esper. Poole from San Francisco for Queenstown,
April ~. off Cape Horn
Brig Evaneans tisr), from Savanna ia Mar for Halifax,
juno IL Int % o. lon rs 49,
scnrJ Jacob Honsm.m, from Now York for Cat Island.
schr Ida (Br) Prince Edward Island for Philsdel-
phia, June 81. 30 miles Sc Of Barnegat
Sclr Pride oil the East. from Baltimore. bound E. June