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THE WENTWORTH HOUSE
NEWCASTLE, v. H.,

Three miles from Portsmouth, will open for the
son June Is, under management, with new APP
pointments my rooms have been added TO the
house the present season, making II now one Of the
largest and In point Of locality, convenience and com
scenery without rival on the cuast. The long and
sllcusssful experience Of the subscriber Is sufficient
guarantee that the most sAnlune antcpaions Of hs
guests will be realized For circulars I'LL June S send
10 Bay state HOUSE." Boston. Mass
YsaTIl&Th2n tiIDEON HAYNES. PIoprleior
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ASTHMA.
ThousanttS Of the worst ca-er Of Asthma have
heSu rripNC'i by using Jonas Nhitcumb's Remedy,
In case Ui Iure asthmae Shsracts< has Il failed
10 give relief
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Is aE s1T-riCT any zl-scins ever 0nsrsd the pso
Ii.
plants Eri kstirpsi hsasss. sab sick h.sdachs
Chilk> Ali srVsF &c.
FI,sIlSn NuA : : a paxrrfaI ViiAI=iHE tone and
s:',yilvC Estu-sy tar brgchfts asthma pulmonary
tssS-< anil ability. I1ce d l<T bsttle- fOr >sie
BY all cruszsts- ap+u
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FOR CUT GRANITE

IDkOfNrALS fbh ttl OhANIlE
OFFICE STATE. WAR ASp NAVY nIF'T RrILG,
b. WASHINGroS, u. G., May Il 1871. !
Pruposals for furnishing the cut Granite required
ia thu, construction " two stairwAys in the east
wing If the State War and Navy Department buil'l
ing viii be cccve,i until noon Of June -, 1877 aud
utened Immediately THEREAFTER. Blank forms sTe-
rifcain,s and any desird information can he had
aPpli, alton at this ofice
THOMAS l. CASEY,
mylS6t Lieut.. Col. COrI- Of Engineers.
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DRorusALs FOR II Fl. FuRAGE AND STRAW.

OFFICE OF AssisTANr QUARTERyNSrER, L. :. A.,
BALTIMORE Mn. May II, 1871.
Sealed proposals.. IN triplirHte. sut9crt TO the
usual cuudtiuns. will Il rerCINcd At this once un-
I'll l. O'Clock. ncnn. on JUNE - lsI'. at which tine
aud place they all &c OIcncyl in the preserve OF
bidders, fur Fuel. FnFare and straw, nquired al
Baltimore MI. Fort NrilenTy. Nd. fort fItc;
Nd Washington ArScnal. u. e. daring the peri,.i
commencing July |. aud ending nccemtcr 81. 1871.
Payment int the supplies depends upon future
appr, priAtion FIR the purrFSe by tOitrrcSS.
preference will he given tn articles of domestic
production.
Blank prupdrgl. and full information as To the
manner Of bidding conditions tn be observed by
bidders and terms u contract and payment will IL
furnished on application u this uficc.
Envelopes containing prupGsalss should be MARKET
Proposals fir-a as the case may lie, and al
dressed 10 the undersigned
ket-a Captain and A. Y. ".
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-07

DPorosALs FOR STATIONERY.
WAR DEPARTMENT
wasHINLInS CRY. May -. is1I. !
Sealed prop sab S1,tT,~ss,t tn the Sscrctsry Of
War will h. pceiveSi at this Department until u
Och cd noon IN TIL HSDAl. the list ii June isII.
sr supplying the Stationery for the War Department
aud IA bGnAus for the fiscal year ending June -,
IS7N
A schedule 81 the articles required, and a blank
form IT prupS~l will bc furnished On application tO
the Jhirt t1cTk.
The SiatnncTy must be Of the ts-t quality.
Samples mIrt accompany erCh bid.
The saryy-Sful bi'isicr will lie pSluircd tn give
tEUt with approved suTcties, inr the faithful iul
t!inent OF his contract. and the Impairment viii
reserve the right tn order the article a. IL may
deem ppITer and To increase or diminish the guam
tity stHtei In the schedule
Article not named in the schedule are To he fur
nishcd at the option II the department. al the low
EFT market price. GEO. W. MtRARl,
my.S.sl JEAN Secretary Of War.
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ADMISSION TtgEu.
Grand sccishle
6r the t-ucft Of
81. AIMS Infant Asylum.
June and . at Nartnfs Hall.
street, hctWCSn Ninth and Tenth strece.
Tickcts. Fifty Gents.
ChilIrrn Half Price.
In consequence Of thu incicment weather Of
"Wednesday the above will b continued Gu Friday
evening.
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Mar WINCHESTER. VA,
WILL BE OPEN JUNEL

For the month OF June, % per week; from July !,
flt per single week four weeks and go TO II 20
per week according to accommodations
Take rs m. train by Met. Branch. Bait a o. r.
II. Pare to the Springs and return, ss0
One thousand feet ainve the sea evel cool, shady
and comfortable; good food, abundantly supplied
Waters healing and strengthening.
4 & PRATT a SON,
mys5u col Ninth street, Washington, ID. c.
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q T BOWEN,
HOUSE SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAZIER,
FAINTER AND GLAzIKR,
a louisiana avenue, between Sixth and seventh Sta
Johhins promptly Attended 70 ansn
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y- <prrrrrsruEyrx
UAGoNsi wAaoysr wteoNs'l

Having recctycd tho agency uf tlr relshrrt-d
CORTLAND WAGONS,
ds~ire to rall the attsptinn NJ all In wnrn ~ hri
lass waron suitable mr. my purpose. ~ give th'nl
an examination. They finished IN thr hr1u lir-
rle manner and handsomely trimmed fnirin NhrN
platform springs and polc and shHfts Thrv iirr III,
cheaps~ wagon offered Hnd are hlllS fntrntr'e
tor one year. HORhRT VI. GRIMM,
Repository and Fartnry 4o to Eighth street nsIrt
west. 1cfM
The New York herald., 1877-07-09
THE DEFAULTING COLLECTOR.
DETAILS or HIS MULTIPLICATION OF GOVERN
MINT FUNDS.

DETAILS Of d1S A1SAffLiCAIlON VI uS'NN>S-
NRNr FUNDS.
ST. ALsASs Vt, July s, 1871
The defalcation OF W. H. II. AcAllsier, Deputy Col
lec,or OF the ST. Aioans Custom House, which became
known last Friday, has created considerable excite
and discussion in this section. McAister has
been for several years prominently connected with the
Gospel workers and temperance movement
On Thursday General William Wells, Collector of
Customs Tor the district OF Vermont came to ST. Al
bans to settle with Mr. w. H. IL McAllIstcr, and Mr..
McAlister maae q frank exhibit OF al his affairs and
acknowledged himself 70 be 81, TOO short in
his accounta He passed over his keys to
General Wells. and tho latter placed T. Il.
Sherman, who has for some years been dep
uty. in charge OF the onico Mr. McAllister's
bondsmen up the LIST OF May, 1870 were J. j. Bur
CESS anu e. r BrInerd. Since that time they have
been John b. Fletcher and $. 5. Beeman. Mr.. meal
lister said his trouble began with the building OF
his house, which, instead OF So 900 or y, ooo, mas
him about So. 600. Being IN straits for money
be used small sums that were In hls hands TO
meet pressing obiigaiiOnss HIS accounts had 10
be settled every month but as iour OF i've Gays s :"
deficit OF the last month from the collections OF tnose
four live days. and In this way he succeeded 70 car
rying the load without exposure HIS salary was soo
year and his penson $2SS
The further the deiaicaton is looked into the more
mysterious 1t appears as TO what mas become OF
nearly Sl2O0o he realized IN the past i've years
from salary, pension. ministers lees and per
Fowed nearly 81, ,0O0 on mortgages given to- parties
on tho largo house he buIdiag He admits that
he has put all this borrowed money into tho
house. but the mystery Is what has become oi
the money realized from salary, pension, &c hoAl
lister has within the past week borrowed money
ranging from $40 to $500 from persons IA ST. Abans,
and only last Tuesday borrowed $l00 on false
representations IL reported that he has
somewhat essened the amount really abstractod
from the government funds by putting the money
recently borrowed from citizens into tho government
cash drawer before General Wells arrived AcAlister
a soldier Ia she Union army and lost lex. Nj
mcrOus other crooked and dshonOrabe transactions
are charged him which most reprehcnsble
Whether criminal proceedings Will DO Instituted rc-
be seec. The government. 1t Is said VIII be
loser, his bondsmen are good for any amount
THAI his accounts may bo short
The New York herald., 1877-07-09
WHAT JOHN THE DIVINE DID.
HIS PROPHETIC MYSTERIES MADDEN MAN X
SUICIDE.

HIS PROPHETIC MYSTERIES MADDEN MAN TO
SUICIDE.
From the Baltimore American, July IL
Joseph s. Albert a skillul house carpenter, who,
although mere than three-score and ten years old,
could job OF work as good as younger man. lived
with hts wife and two grown sons at No. 800 Saratoga
street Yesterday morning he went into shop and
mock and throwing the other end OF the rope over
beam overhead hosted himself up ana held on with
grip that grew tighter he choked and tuus
pended, cold and dead, hts body iound an hour
aitcrward by little GIRL who shricked and away
frightened al the horrible sight. His gray HAIR
was thrown wildly back, aud his wrinklcd,
with great difficulty that the rope could taken
of the death grip oi h,s clanmy HANDS. His only
before the Decd WAS 10 write with chalk
the hoad Of -four barrel the apocrypha words, This
Luciier oil lsrae-the king OF Danicl-ihe anti-Chrst
Of ST. Paul-the Beast OF Revelation OF st John-near
the last of me world" This haucnation, II appears.
got into his head from reading book called '.The
-Four Beasts" and he lately developed NOTION that
the world was about 10 como to end He ut times
faucied that oil the our beasts himself, and
he also believed firmly that his family would soon
come 10 want althoug there was such danger.
lie was religious, however. and did not think much OF
any one that did not attend church. He frequently
spoke OF the largo number oil suicides occurring
BALTIMORE, and deprecated them severely saying that
IL wus great wrong TO The Creator on ali SUBJECTS
except religion he was perfectly rational, and cx-
pressed himself with considerable eieverness. lie
was we'll thought Of in the ncighborhood, and HIS
scit i'm mtnoIaton q great surprise. What hc
chaiked on the barrel head was no doubt intended
jury rendered verdic. OF suicide while temporarily
insane.
The New York herald., 1877-07-09
AMERICAN PORTS.

r1s1dsnes sa 1osis B..:isy. a;o;.s; ARMSTRONG 1sa:
Also sailed, schr H W Foster, for -
Passed up for 9sossfSwn ys"n ,sSss ss,. Ro,
g knight, Jr. G Perry. Stephen Morgan. bs.j
K:y S.sss & H:s :ss:
sshrs Quinn sr' HummnssT ss DSma:FS M.s ra"1
Ss'is. Ss:ssii s: Sssssss;
cSssn: 'hrson s::enss. s:sss Ss s.%ssS Wsss
E.s Yssss
Asns M Ms'S s. Goss New YORK. sosa Tv.s do
BaNGoR. Jolly e-c'..rsd. sehr LA..is Cochran. Hop
BATH July S-Arrvsd sehrs jas Dspatv. Msaahan,
New York Gardner; samuel diimsn Portland to load
ssisd-schrs Eta s1mp.on. Hart. w,,.insscn, Del;
Emily Jenny ss,"srS SI Ssc yS, S::A H..
Pe.senri, York. Washington Maggie chadwiok. Nor
~ ~6HXRLEsToN. July s-Anived up, brig Doshsss tBr'.
stsshen.on: 81 Thomas H. o.,. 1L co,.v
wilson, sT.son Belfast: Mo 1.S.I wi:sa =. .isa, 1s,9
rGSTsr ToRTREss %oNkoE Sy bark H.
Del Admiral Miro aud Padre Rsps,so; brig Joss Dew:
ssii:d~Ssrf Gusiis Anna d..D. ousre'lo rem HulD,
Passed ou.sseamer California; csri tor Liverpool,
barks wt. Wsr tsv FOR Duss a. tr Ssl'iss re-
-
rlsrsa hnsyi.A rsi,sS:sS. c h sn:rs:s Alley
NOBLE. July Arrived sehr Linda prisxe. KInsstea,
new ORLEANS. July s-ArrivsA sehr Locke.
Beiow-Bsrk Christine csp,. Sured,, from Havana;
ssH-ArriveS. sssamsr M New Yorr. Quick, New YORK.
.PAssKs July s-Arrivsd. bsrt Macy H0ie HiseinA
On the Steamers jamaican tBr and Ishurisl tBrA
II NoESoGK, July Arrived, .ehrs Rodgers Asrsn.
New Sandy Hook. Phsro; Evs Shelly and Maria
WEWstRYPoRr Jaly o Sailed .chr. gsssoet,
ssass ses%
E%n. ;s. 4sy s"s:s
TsSsf sss's% New siss Ferry doe Simpson
Expcd Racket. DGhton tor do; Geo Gurnsy. aurnsy.
A: s.yI. D'g"s nSs r.: ;:
sa.d.sea,. s:e ohsrsys r.efssnsn sps %,s, fc..
ri.. Warren iee New York -,
SOU. New York for New BEDFORD tses MsesiisayS:
Salsd.Sehrs. Sch, Fanny Fern New York' Louis 90.
v.ns. na1rs liverpool Psrtiomsn Assrss"s ss.son;
Agnes. smith. New % Yos. Regulator, Howe. Richmond
PORTLAND. Me, July s--Arrved. sehrs Emerson. Rekes
ls Maggie Elem xSS
sSs sSso ssa S% SsS snip Ys;. D
ling GimosG % Departure g,s,s ,h Bay Tacoma. ,r- o,..r.
Williams Astoria; schr Joseph wooey Briggs. Honoiua.
SAVANNAH, July s-Arrived. steamer Juniata, cashs-
sAIEM. July s~Xrrvsd, .,es,"sIs Harrisburg. Worth.
and Lancaster. Mills. PhiIsdelphia
tA%sans Psndieson. and VIM Flint fendoson Port
WILMINGTON Cal, June so-ssed, bark Nsianethoa.
wfLi MOTION. NC. Jolly e-cloared. schr snow Storm.
Berry, Baltimore ...... ........ ...
The New York herald., 1877-07-09

Pendlynn while sitting his porch talking to his Wife
and the Killing OF George L. Underwood. the son OF The
CHIEF OF the horse Since then the thing has grown
hot and the list Of killed grows larger every day
On June 20 Thomas Glover shot and killed while
working In hts eornheld He vas good and honest
The next on tho list Is William Tymmy, very
promising young man. He was harvesting wheat Ii
day until sundowp and then started Tor the mouse OF
Joseph Harrison, IN company with Harrison and hiiy
Ham. When about 20U yards from Harrisons mouse
Tymmy shot In the spine Tho mnr-
dcrer. after shooting his victim with bis rine,
drew his revolver bred three shots cuttins hole
In Harrison hat aud scaping his nose irend iur-
nished wagon 10 carry rymmy's corpse 10 the grave
II was a SAD sight to see-not soul 70 90 WIN tue
wagon to the grave but the driver, one irienu
and myself. The honest class we're airaia 70
SO picked up our guns ana went
Tho desperadoes have marked me on the oiack hst.
They say that have furnished ammunition 70 my
friends. and for SO dong am TO be shot nj signt !
die but once, but before stepping out would
like to bother those fellows just a hste,
and you may depend that mean to do
II. | haven't tho cast doubt but that
shall compelled take the woods this very day.
Now have one request make. II those rascais get
put the old family plot this aon't neglect
This Is all ask; but trust in God. War Is nothing
this. In you hear anu see your foe; but here
you nothing hear nothing, until death comes from
the ambush. | can't write much. Ny head IL Ia a
whir. Providing get through some day will give
you all details OF our little war. In God trust God
bless
The New York herald., 1877-07-09
THE CURSE OF RUM.

TWO CHILDREN ToUND STARVING TO DEATH
AND THEIR PARENTS IN BGAsTLY STATE OF
INTOxICArIoN.
Officer Saverpoo, of the Eighth precinct, found .
little glr, SIX years Of age, lying upon stoop at
the corner OF Grand and Sullivan streets last
night She was in very critical condition,
being almost starved TO death well as
suffering from exposure. The officer learned
that the little was Sarah Ann Noonan, whose
parents dissolutc people gwen intoxcatIon,
aud that while IN q drunken condition Friday they
turned girl OF doors and refused to allow her
TO return. One OF the neghbors had given the child
something 10 eat ut rst but she had been neglected
that and had not swallowed morsel for several
days She taken by the officer the station house,
and had just reached 1t when hcr mother, CatharIne
Noonan, WAS brought In. She WAS 80 intoxicated that
she hardly abc 10 recognize tho girl The latter,
beng questioned, said that sne livcd at No. 1871
South Fifth and that she had sister younger
than herself there. An oiiccr despatched TO the
hcose and mere he found Nary Noonan, two years Of
age who like the other was almost starved To death,
rom intoxicston Tho Two children sent to the
Central Once and put in charge OF tho matron, Mrs.
Webb.
The New York herald., 1877-07-09
SPOKEN.

Ship Louisa CBr from London tor Quebec. June a. lat
-. Ion IA
Ship King Cerdic tB, from Newport for Madras. June
l6, no lat, &c.
Ship sirecco (Br) Robertson from Pensacola for New
ship Harald Haartsgsr No from Liverpool for Quebec.
June 15. lat 46 Ion 81.
Ship Elehor repsr.ed AMI from Boston for Melbourne.
Ship Beethoven lBrl. from Liverpool for Baltimore. June
49, lat 48 80 Ion 70 Al (as been reported on tho same dsy
In lon l5)
Ship Corone. B Arthuson. from Petou for Liverpool
June 23 lat ~. Ion 80
Bark Matilda Hlvxrd (B), from Dublin for Sydney OBJ
June ~ lat ~ ~. lon ~ 10.
BARK Hope tNor from CherSourg for Nov York June ls
lat AZ so. Ion 10 So
lat 40 Ion 70.
Bark sator Au. Premuda from New York for Trieste.
June 49, lat 20 IL. Ion ST.
BARK Toledo tBr). rman. from Liverpool for st john
NB june 23 lat 4S "a. Ion 26 o.
Bark Veritas 0rrl vox from Bristol for Quebec Juno
n lat ~ -, Ion 10 O3.
Bark tstisch 0;erl Schmidt, from New York for Yoko
hama May 15 lat Is N. Ion 23 10 w.
Bark Elgin (Br from Mrsmiehi for Ayr Juno 81, lat
so. lon 1S.
Bark Johann Keper tGer Splhe, from Bremen for New
York. juno "a, lat 40 Ion Z.
Bark Xema (r), Foster from Lon don for Pet0u- juno
20. lat ~. Ion 80
Yacht Viking (American). from Cowes for New York
days out. juno 20. lat A. Ion 16.
The St Oswn (of Shelds), from Pensacola for Hayre
June II. lat A. len IA.
The New York herald., 1877-07-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CuIKY SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. July 81 A N.
y0dic1fiOns

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF rHE CnIKY SIGNAL OFHrcER,
WAsHNGroN, July 81 A n.
Indications
For New England, lower pressure, southwesterly
Winds warmer, partly cloudy weather and rain areas
For tho lower lake region and the Middle Atlantic
States falling followed by rising barometer warm
southeriy veering colder Winds partly cloudy
weather and areas.
For tho South Atlantic States nearly stationary
pressure and temperature, winds mostly from tho
south. and clear partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley stationary or
higher pressure. warm southery, veerng to colder
westerly Winds partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain areas.
For the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi vu-
leys rising barometer, colder northwest winds, partly
cloudy clearing weather. followed by falling barom
eaer and winds shifting 70 warmer southeast
For tbs upper lake region. higher pressure station
ary or lower temperature, westerly winds, partly
cleudy weather and occasional showers.
The Lower Missouri and Lower Mississippi rivers
will continue to fall
The New York herald., 1877-07-09

s1-NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
COAsTING AND FOREIGN rRADE--Captains or officers
engaged the coasng aud foreign TRADE observ
ing the OF buoys requested
to communca the the HERALD that may be
brought publicly attention OF the proper authorities
letter addressed edlsor Of the HxRALp New York
city, giving accurately possible tho number and POSI-
ton OF displaced the Of their removal will
suffice in observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts of American Comtncn When they observed
ON Europe countries In the
Is information be sent either BY telegraph
or letter London Office Of the NEw YORK HERALD ~
Fleet street. London the Paris Office 81 Avenue de
rOpera Paris Where the telegraph rs used dispatches
may be addressed Bennett 20 Fleet street, London, or
"Bounett 81 Avenue de Opera. Paris" Where Of
the reach of tho telegraph in Asia Africa captains
with resclng the hrst coHven-
lent port will be csbied FREQ Of charge to
the HKRALD and published
us-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OP NEW YORK AT NIGHE-Thc Nrw York
HERALD adopted nguishing Coston night signal
for board the HERALD steam yacht showing while
rcd red changing from one TO the
other IN succession and be several miles distant
Captains OF vessels upon this signal will obge us
by preparing any marine they have for the Ship
News Departments of the HERALD
n-Persons desrous with vessels srrv.
ing York do BY addressing to such vessels
care of HERALD yacht. Pier No East River. New
York. Letters received from all OF the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1877-07-09
CLUBS ARE TRUMPS.

They stood the OF Warren and West streets
envelopcd In the darkness OF midn sht-thrce unter
rined bruisers- For them the blue coat club OF
the policeman had terrors Whom, therefore,
Paro Authes Of the Yum precinct, ordered them
to move they stood their ground. "Move ON your
sell" SAID James Deviin With an oath. dealing The
oilcsr a stunning bow on The head. Then Thomas
Downing and Thomas Mclaughlin followed up the at
tack oy blows aud kicks. but the ofbcor fought
bruvely UnioYtunst Tor the roughs other officers
were soon on the scenc and tncy wcro au,ckly made
prisoners. At tho Tombs Police Court yeetorda
the shouider httcrs were held In $500 each. The
oecrs Injuries, while painful, wesc not 90 severe
70 incapacitatc him rom appearing a. complainant.
Tho police give tho PRISONERS = bad character
The New York herald., 1877-07-09
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BnsoA, July 7-Arivsd brig Manssn. Gardner New
York.
BREMEN. July T-Arrivsd, ships John Baker. Psnns.
Now York; eth HeOs Nsr). Asmus, do; barks Alamo
(Ger) Bruderhsusea do, China oasr, Jordan, de viii
helm Poss fAor). Neiiseu Galveston; brig Diekis
(Br. Hunter. New York
BORDEAUX, July 7-Arrived, barks Humboldt Tr) Dus.
sarget Now Orleans; Bangor (Hr). Marco. Now York.
BAncrLosA to July 7-Arrivod brig Union Gp), aarri-
ga Now York via Malaga.
CARprYy July 7-ssilsd. bark Ohanetts, ohadbouzne.
Rio Janeiro.
GorrxxsuRa. to July s-Arrivsd. bark Samssa (Nor).
Nae York hrigs Robert rhorburn lwel. Petersen.
do; Aibstrosa tHer). Berge. Baltimore.
HULL July .S-Arrvsd. bark Carmel (Nor) Gefuldssn,
Bull Rivcr. Sc
HAMBURG. July 7-Arrivea, bArks Maggie Horton (Br),
Horton Norfolk Robt Godfrey r. Tsylsr New York via
Bulbs Bav NF; (Nor), Aassrd New York. Tuiske
(Ger), Won Thunen. do.
HAynx. July 7-Arrived ship Loviss (Nor), Bull, New
York.
sailed 7th steamer Labrador (Fr) ssngllsr New York
banks Alpheus Marshall 3r,, Parker Delaware Break
water; Neliic Quest tBr), Messenger. do.
LIVERPOOL July s-Arrived bark Astcr or). Knudsen,
New York
sailed 9Th. ship Aihamsra. Young New York.
LONDON July S-Arrived barks Eids (Bs) DanloD, No
bile; Alan tans), Strandburg. Bull River.
Sailed 7th. steamer John Beet (Br). tor Boston.
Mov,LLx July sArrvsd. steamer Peruvian tBr), Smith.
Montreal for Liverpool land proceeded).
MARsxlLLxs. Juy 7-Arrivcd, brig Tubsl Cain, Stone
New York.
Sailed 7th, brss Euroeydon (Br Sinclair, New York;
9Th, San Rafaele (tnl). Cscace. do.
MALAGA. July 7-Ssiled. bark Ibis. Sawyer Now York.
PLYMOUTH. July sArrived. steamer Wielxnd Gsr) He
bich, New York for Hamburg land proceeded).
QUEENSTOWN. July q, $50 PM-Arrived, steamer Ger
manic (Br) Kennedy, New fer Liverpool land pro
cseded).
RoUxx. July 7-Arrived barkS Sarah Dudman (Br).
Rose. Richmond vs Aibertine or). sehytss Philadsi
phiS
SANrANDER, to July 7-Arrvsd. brig Davia Bagbee.
Showers, Now York
TExxI. July 7-Anived, bark Sunbeam (Br), Brown.
Darien.
YnuImx. July 6-Arrived, the Aistts, from -
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLxuEAp. July 8. PX-LiRht winds from westward
loud