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HUNGARY.

PEs1H March lit has been showing here
for tatty-etRllt llouts. The railways are blocked
md tsafl,c Is stopped. Tho snow Is from three
to twelve feet deep III the streets.
, 1877-03-13
Hobart Pashn Presents the
Turkish Side Of the
Question.
He Asks for Ti1po to Remedy the
Many Administrative Evils.
Gladstone, in a Pamphlet, op::
poses the Desired Fro"
baton.
Stanley Once More Salutes the Won
dering World from UjlH.



I,ornoN. March i. Tho Motlammcdan pop |
u}ation Of Bosnia arc becoming very il'atch cx-
cited by tho address of Imans llaaias and the !
wandering deryie1ics, who tiavc ro,iscd tic
fanattcal passions OF their followers to sl,eli
pitch that Foreigners state there Is Imminent
danger Of the massacre Of Rajahs.
Christians assert that they have already paid
taxes for tho prcscnt year, anu now they arc
being collected second time. Tie taxes arc
asscsscd Mt 81 piasscrs per head; besides the
Raiats are taxed u piasters on cach male for
exemption from military duty. Tho toveril-
mcnt's tenth OF tho produce Of the country Is
uxacted In money, and TIC Boys, or landlords.
who receive onc.thfrl OF the products oE tho
land cultivated by the peasants, e1aet their
tl,trl In money, knowing TINT their third will bc
rcqu!sttoncd by tho military II taken in kind.
1t Is reported that n N1ulIammedan official IN
Danjaluka cut oil tho lIantl Of man accused of
ogitatlnp In fnvor Of the Insurgents.
Murders aud outrngcs arc said to be on the
increase ln Northern Dosala, and many Chris
ttans arc fleeing to Arstria, leaving their prop
crty to bo plundcrcl by tic Dash-Bazouks.
THE TURKISH sIpr.
LONDON, March 12.-Almtrat Hobart Pasha,
OF the Turkish navy, writes to tho Times frun
Constantlnoplc under date llarch 2, contra
dieting reports current about Turkey. lie says:
tTl,e country is quiet; life mud property are
as safe as In Europe. There Is no panic
anywhere. Christians follow their vocations IN
safety. Turks houcst1y adu,it The truth Of thu
accusation Of bud administration, aud ara most
lcslrous to mako radical changes, but tho bad
system, from beginning to end In the vast
| Empire full Of conflicting elements cannot ba
changed In day. They as1s for time, help from
without IN tho way Of administration, and
tttfa kInfl]r reYcrnlIk feeling from EurOpc.
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ofra. srtnslnsse knots,tnK Syrup, for csill.
lion, nllnya iii pain Bur1 to regulate tue bqwuIh.
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Keeps Custs,n. EhErts afndo 70 Moakurc..--
Very best d for 81; no nbisRat!u, In keep any Of
Kerp'y shirts unlcss perfectly satisfsctosJ. 173
MpdIton-st,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

nurnett.s Kalitston.---ro part ut our pl,ys-
tca1 organization In L1o7c worthy of careful atsrn.
ton thin the akin: lts delicate stsactuss and
ftructions* whether arising fruua sunburn. from
dust, Or tho CHANGING air and Wind. uur!,cst's
knlIisson IA prepared c1pFesnly 10 fclnute all
and the scault Ut IT, use ia perfectly healthy nr-
lion. md ruttncss and loTeElncss Ut texture that
hen1th n1une Wlli iniucr
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Isolaut1's Aromatic I1tttrr Nino OF frnn sa a
Ss nStsuan Irsstion so. Ks Caft sttss;
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RUSSIA

COLD WINTER.
ST. PErEnsurno, Marcla 12.-Tho past winter
was the scyercst for IHany ycars. Thc ttcr-
notnctcr on suudny utght WIS % deg. below
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"tIroun's bronchial Trocf,cs." when ale
lowed ~ dissolve In tho nlonth, hare direct lu
nuesr. GU tho tu1amcd parts, aslaying pulmonary,
irritation. and giving relief In couEha, co'ls, and
tho varinus throat tr',Cbes t0 which stngcts aud
public SPEAKERS arc ftab!c.
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LAWRENCE, kan., Mureh IA young man
named William plaslsctt, living at Baldwin City,
aud a student of Baker University, WIS. nect-
lrn.ally shot through the heart ut noon to-day.
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Cars MAT, March 1s.-rhc ship bethany,
frou, Hung Kong, asl,oro near hrfc, will be a
total wreck. Tho cargo Ia silks, teas, ETC.. un.'
valued Mt SO, ,00U. II ia insured III New York.
The New York herald., 1877-09-03

officers II person does not choose TO accept such
responsibility then he has right to desire
sent TO be savings bank trustee rhe mortgages OF
ouchy overhauled and examined by commits
sion. with such citizen as Sinclair Tousey
or Mr. Wells az IT'S head, for IN the rascality
sometimes practised In regard TO advances on bond
and mortgage lies tho real danger Of dcposors The
proportion OF the gross deposits authorized TO DO
invcs,edin bonds and mortgages is sixty per cont
think tins percentage msf be decreased, ms IL IS
difficult to realize at al times on bond and mort
gace than uuted States and good State, city,
county, town and village bonde When a bank is
found with an extensive building and a narrow
plus, or with worthless or questionable bonds and
mortgages ITS hands, 1t should be required to make
lis properly invested capital equal TO the whole
amount ot its deposits, should be closed forthwith
Tho talk about creating a panic bv closing unsafe
banks is all nonsense What is required 10 prevent
pa6sc Is to restore confidence in all existing banks,
and when every doubtful savings institution is swept
awav and none but sound ones lott nothing
VIII create a panic. think tbero should be
check The Bank Department, and 10 that end
Court OF the district {, which savings banks are
situated TO appoint expert of he examiners
to act In connection with tho Bank Department Ex-
aminer In making the annual or biennial examinations,
and to DC paid fair stipulated sum. not by tho banks,
but by the department. for his services This would
introduce into the examination now aud ndcpendout
element and II would be impossible for the Bank De-
partmcnt to allow bankrupt unsafe bank 10
tnue Its business and increase tho number Of us VIC
Court should bo required to mako report tho Court
whenever he found the affairs OF savings bank Ia
nndigested ideas TO what Legislation, coupled with
an honest and capable adm illustration of tho Bank
Department, might fully protect dcpcstors. They
OF course subject 10 reflection. and perhaps modi
ication At all events one Of tho first duties OF the
Legislature to protect the poor depositors IN savings
banks from tho rascalty Of greedy officials ana dis
honest IL is to think of tho many thou
sands Of deserving people who have been deeply in
jurcd by tho loss OF thoir little savings within the
past two or threo years. and IL Is "a scandal our
laws and libel justice that the rascals who have
robbed them are suffered TO escape punishment"
The New York herald., 1877-09-03

20 lat 33 s. Ion 20 z. encountered heavy gale which
threw her on her beam and lost whole SUIT of sa
scHR NELLIE PAINE. from Alexandria for New Haven.
found t he leaking when she had gotten snort ds-
The leak is quite heavy and almost constant pump
ing Is required to keep the vessel ao She was being
nnloaded On tho i and will he hauled mp At the marine
railway for repairs.
SrkAxIuG JonS MITCHELL broke the key OF her after
crank Yesterday afternoon of the Battery aad was towed
into dock by the cutter Washington
BANGOR Me. sept 1-Capt corson. o schr Mary Ire
land irom Baltimore rcpRIis that when aDout esnt miles
and running toward when within about fifteen
ice OF the first he and WAS drowned the
other was picked up c had large sash Gu on MS hcad
and stated that they belonged the snip David stewart
fight and tho captain had threatened 20 shoot ana that
he had jumped overheard On the following Fridav when
abont IL miles from shinnccook Light the brig charles
Dennis discovered about miles astern. ana about
mile on shore The asked permission 70 Doard ner
and alter thanking the captain all he had done Tor n
jumped overheard aud struck the brig Ho sue
ceeded In getting board the vessel he was seen
Vineyard Haven when the vessels arrived
QUEBEC. Aug 3l-Thc ship Hovding, which touched on
the Island OF Antcost her TO TINS port mas Deen
examined and reported In seaworthy condition ~.
the river while in charge o pilot has been
amncd and reported slightly damaged but found IN
worthy condition. and viii proceed TO take IN cargo ime
diately
WILMINGTON. No. Sept 1.-The schr Dolly yarden with a
lot OF about 90 iron rails board which she WAS lighter
ing for tho schr Mitchell capsized on BIG Island
which caught her just she in the act OF jibng her
sails in order Tho caused her - sink aud
that portion which the windwsrd side when she
went supposed TO have been thrown against the
and crew taken Of
AMERICAN LLoYp's RKcsTER--supplement for August to
this work. Published bv Capt Richard arsbornr. is re-
ceved and contains the usual amount OF valuable shipping
The New York herald., 1877-09-03
SPOKEN.

Ship Abner Benyqn from New York for San Francisco,
June 27. lat 81 80 ), lon 75 Os W.
Ship Havre CNor from Arendal for Quebec Aug 10, lat
45 O6. Ion ~ II.
Ship Langdon (Br from Barrow for Quebec. Aug IL.
lat ~ 10. Ion IL 80
Jnne %. iat35 \. Ion 20 +.
Bark Emile (Nor. simonsen, from Liverpool for Baiti
more, July IS. lat 81. lou 13.
Bark Emma Partridge. Partridge. from New York for
Port Natal. July ,. lat 81 13 s. Ion 81 2s f.
Bark Ncsuvins Ulmer from Aeppy for New York, July
II. lat 36 OF - lon 81 I'll l..
BARK Carolina GtaD oturzo from London for New York.
Ang 10, lat ~ or, lon 20 81.
phia. Aay u, lat 40 20. Ion @ or.
Bark Paer (AusJ, from Hull for Philadelphia Aug H.
lat 40 Ion 81
Bark Moand Mor. from Plymouth for Sydney, CB, Aug
is, lat - -. Ion AZ 10.
BARK Johannes Rod Nor,, Moe from Liverpool for Balti
more. Aug ~, lat 81. Ion H.
Bark Glen Grant tB), from Quebec for Liverpool of
Skcliigs
Bark oueata tBr Carter. from Liverpool for Manila,
Aug 15 lat 10 n Ion 81 w.
Bark Albnus IBID, Sweeney, from Waterford for Quebec
Aug 1O, lat 40. lon g.
Victoria Prince Edward Island), Brisco from
Raiso for sharpness, 26 miles NV OF Teyel Light.
Bark Henrietta Ger, from Liverpool for San Francisco
May 27. lat II is 5. Ion 81 43 w.
Scr Williamine. Scott, from Brunswick Ca for Monte
video. July s, lat Z 80 y, Ion 26 W.
A Hamburg bark showing BTIV from Grimsby for s an
Francisco. July -. lat 9 30 n, Ion 26 W.
American vessel showing TPIIw, Aug = lat 4s N, lon
49 W.
The New York herald., 1877-09-03
COMMUNISTS IN. COUNCIL.

THEIR NEW DEPARTURE-BARNEY DoNAHUE's
SPEECH TO THEM.
The German section Of the worEingmen's party of
the United States, VINO by some people considered
Communists held private meeting on saturday
night In Germana Hail. for the transaction of mpor.
tant business There were between tour and live hun
dred present The proceedings were conducted chiefly
in German. Tho new platform read both
in German and English, but 1t was resolved not
to publish 1t until some alterations, not
yet fully discussed should be made The platform
recommends bureau OF labor statistics; the passage
of rigid law for the collection Of wages and for
dcrng employers responsible in cases Of accidents TO
employees equal pay for equal services of women as
well men; provides adequate means for tho prompt
romoval of inefficient corrupt officials; for the
moval Of oppressive taxation aud for the appointment
OF just and competent Judges 1t proposes sweeping
reforms education; IL advocates direct vgis.
alon of the people-hat is, having all laws submit
ted thcm--and goes for the abolition Of tho con-
tract system in labor; also advocates the adoption OF
the oight hour system. aud likes tho minimum rate
OF wages at 81 a day. IL adv Jcates tho abolition OF
savings banks and recommends a system Of savings
Institutions to DO managed by the State; also the
abolition OF law restraining personal liberty in any
greater than is compatible with the interests
of society," 1t proposes TO leave the Mayor and
Comptroller hardly more to live on than would pur
chase them bread and water This organic has
never worked in unison with the other workingmen's
organizations, but will do SO this year.
Barney j. Donahuc, the striker, has returned from
HOrnellsvliIe, and has been gong around to unions
duriug the week and talking to the workingmen. Ho
arrived at Germania Hall about halt past nine O'Clock
Saturday night and a!tcr the business OF tho
ton had been concluded introduced by Brother
SchwaD TO the meeting.
DoNAHUEs SPEECH.
After the deaiening applause had subsided Mr.
Donahue went TO that he felt proud and happy
meet the section, and he had listened with consider
able interest 10 the proceedings for hour
though he did not understand q word That was said
with the exception OF tho English portion OF tho plat
form. He knew, however, that they weresagreeing
plan of uniting with the other organizations, and
that why he felt pleased, for he knew, in that
event. that victory at the ballot box insured He
went at considerable length and AMID frequent in.
tcrrupiions 10 urge them to union with their fellow
workers, and said he had addressed meetings during
the week, and the feeling for union was general. He
warned them to beware OF the political hacks who
pretended TO be their friends.
In conversation with "a HERALD reporter Donahue
said he should return TO HorDeisvie this morning.
He expects his will be called on the 7th, but he is
almost sure that II will be adjourned until the Decem-
ber term. During the interim Douahue Will pursue
his political labors in New York. He says CONT
dent he will not be bought up by political party
The New York herald., 1877-09-03
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM Aug 3l-Arrived, bark Auguste (Ger), Won
harten, Baltimore.
ASrwI Rr Sept l-saied bark Charles Fobes Low Car.
diff
York.
bRouwERsHAvES Aug 3I-Arrived, bark Colonist (Br),
Robertson, Richmond.
BORDEAUX, Aug 31-sailed. ship Wyoming, Baker.
United States
CAnprrr. Sept 2-Arrived bark Lady Lms Bruce (Br)
Glover Pensacola.
CRooknAvEN, Sept 9PM-On, steamer Britannic Br),
Thompson, from New York for Liverpool
CORK QuAY. Sept 1Arrtved, brig Daisy Boynton. Ap.
pleby, st john NB
CRoNsTApr. Aug 3o-Arrived, bark Emilia tRus). Red.
ing New York.
CApz. to Sept 2Arrived bark Sagadahoc Powers, New
York.
GLOUCESTER. Sep. 2-Arrived. bark New York GtaD Ca.
CAGE. New York.
GENOA. sept ARRIVED bark Sandy Hook Nichols New
York: BRIG J Haxeltine, Wood. do.
Hull. Sept 2--Saiied, bark Lnvarelio Succero Ita)
Passlacins. New York.
HAxnuRG Sept 2-Arrived, bark Limerick Lass Krnger
New York
HAvnE. Sep. 2-Auived. steamer St Laurent (Fr),
Lnchesnez, New York.
Arrived Aug 81, bark Norsk Flag CNor) Nielsen. New
York.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2-saed. ships Golden Rnle, Lewis
Tybee Alfred tBr,, Grny Savannah Mary Frazier (Br,
Dexter Key West a bcors reported sailed earlier
da.eO.
Sailed 1st ship Talbot tNor Rofsen. Baltimore; bmrks
Syphdsn (Nor). Hagens.n. Philadelphia Tikoma OBJ,
Mcneil rybee; Violet (Br, Harding, Delaware Break.
water
Arrived LIST. ship Golden Gate (BE, Kcmpe San Fran.
cisco: bark Sarah Douglass tBr). Mclean, Galveston.
LONDON. Sept 1-Arrived ship Canoes uort, SaImente
Now York.
Cleared 1st ship st Petersburg (Nor). Hanson United
States
LEru Sept 1--sailed, ship Hans Guide (Nor. New York
MovLLr Sept 2Arrived steamer Sarmatian (Br). Aird
Montreal for Liverpool land proceeded).
PLYMOUTH Sept Arrived. steamer Fommerania (Ger,
schwensen, New York for Hamburg land proceodcd).
PALERMO to Sept I-Sailed. bark Mary Jenness Oakes
Boston.
SANTA CRUZ. Ten. to Sept 2-Arrivcd, schr Kathleen
(Br), Weldon, New York.
The New York herald., 1877-09-03
IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED.

squad OF officers under command Of Sergean, vii.
son, OF the FIRST precinct Jersey City, were directed
last night to clean shauties on Newark ave-
nue.. in disrcputablc quarter of the city, known as
"rhe Crows Nest" The officers reached the place at
about nIno O'Clock, and largo crowd Ia tho street
around the houses gave evidence the TACT that tho
raid had been expected The officers frat on
tered ono OF the houses situated IN tho
shadow OF the Pennsylvania Railroad treste but they
iou nd house empty. Several others we're en-
tered were also found without occupants and the Of
fcers began search around tho tor tho
hiddon tcrants. rho only found was a woman
namod Flora Waters. and she was too Intoxicated TO
escape IL took, howevcr, five officers TO tako her to
the precinct. Chief Natnun Will endoavor to learn
who gave the warning Of the intended raid to In
maIes of tho hOuses
The New York herald., 1877-09-03

rowrv Aug n-Passed, vidonia Dyer from London
'' GnIsss% Aug 2c-s.iled Fokvsns. Henrehssu New
Gi.,aow Aug .o-Arnved. CALVIN, McPhes. Prince Ed
GssrsocK. Aug 2:Arvsd. Hans This. TINS sasuen''
aoh cd MssI%snd 9"sssss; ss s% ksp1ensa: siSsp
pool. Rogers. do; Labrador hughes ao' "'''''1'
GALWAY. Aug aa-saieI, Gamma. New York; Cavalier
GEoucrsrrR. Aug eo-Arrved. Ariea Lamble New York;
Bartooneo sInone. Maccszli, Philadelphia 2Sd r'An-
Sailed I'D Thule. ysersand, Quebec Lind'ia H0s''u''
GksoA Aug ao-clearod, Tempo. Pasliano Baltimore.
Sailed 18th, con6denza. staglio. New York
Portland. Me-; M Bel Belle Hooper. tiIikcv. Palma
Cleared 10th. san Prisco cahero (om New York;. An
Anwrcm Aug 2l-Arrivsd. Maddaena Prima. pIssareils
HUI, Aug Arrived Patrice Gnstvo %, New York;
ad David AeNu.t scssassa onstsd Fr.o,.n N.v
York.
sailed from cuxhaven 10Th. u Rainier HeIler,chs,
fi,Sf aysa s%?!f sEsaisd R oSsssa g. ca%pSs
bee: nd onio o. Morrison Philadelphia; Peruvian 81.
ss:sa sys Va:
AeEcss sheburne Ns England o. Thompson. Now York;
Cleared sa!!s a.s as M"usnS Msn New York; Nautilus
Alabama @ sounws, ras Na rsos M
leans GeoF Manson Peabody. Norfolk Va: Euncs Mich
On the satsss isth Arlington. from LIVERPOOL for
IosDoS. Aas o. Arrived Devoran, Patterson. New
York.
Cleared 21st Acadia ts,. Montgomery, Halifax (and
passed Deal 22d) 22d, Thames Campbell, Quebec ana
Montreal and passed Deal 23d): Lima Bohnan. Mirami-
chi.
Entered out 21st. Egantne. Macaulay. Bermuda.
sailed from Gravesend 23d Magdaa, Sydney, CB Marco
Polo. Quebec.
Iavre for Cardiff 23d. Geo Holt. Merton, from Liusne
vim Falmouth for Melbourne.
LANCASTER. Aug 2,--Sailed Margaret, Mirsmichi.
Lnos Aug .sdS MsSpne 8 Vi orsese Ssw York
NEwc AsrLE Aug ~ Cleared Countess OF Mnto Carths.
gena and Pensacola.
Nnwponr. Aug 2i Cleared. syra ( Hunter. Montreal.
PKNARrg Aug 2l-Arrived Forest Belle Loves, Bangor,
No for orders
PoRrLASp Aug 21-Put into the roads. Italian bark
or no date. liebe Cock, from Quebec for Hull.
PALERMO. Au. 17-SaiIed. Walker ts). Duncombe,
! Now York; COnceyione Stinca, do.
QuEEysrowY. Aug 22Arrived. Louise Lubcke. RogSen.
Sailed 22d q Cairns Quebec: Consiglio, Gloucester;
23d, Clifton Bell from l4verpool, Miramchi.
REvAL Aug 1S-Saied Saranak, Wood. New Orleans
SHIELDS Aug 2l-hrrived Marie some, New York; I'D.
Sailed I'D Albertine. Quebec; 23d Royal Standard (.
SWANSEA Aug - Sailed Minnie, Walters 81 Johns
swIsEMuNpE Aug l5,Arrived, Hertha. Warne Leghorn
sANrASDEn, Aug ls-Arrived. Munich. Hanson Pen
sac0la.
SEVILLE Aug I1sailed Nuova Virginia, scarpati, New
IonnAY Aug a. OF, Teckalet. Stacy from Amsterdam
for New York.
TnooS Aug 81 Cleared Sarah Loring, Loring, Dome
.
Francisco.
Sailed July 80, Herald of the Morning. Townc, Guam
WATERFORD, Aug 2l-Sailed Ahea. O'Farrell, Quebec.
The New York herald., 1877-09-03
NEWARK HArTEns' STRIKE.

Tho bat factory of ex-Asscmblyman William Carroll
ton, corner oil Lock and New streets, Newark, was
destroyed by fire two months ago, then Mr.. Carroton
began to rebuild, and few weeks ago had his place
again IN working order Ho had just started business
again. under cheering prospects for an active fall trade
when sixty five nnshers struck last Thursday because
the popretor refused TO accede to demand for higher
wages. The men had been receiving 81 Is dozen and
now demanded an increase OF twenty cents on every
dozen Gnisned. The order upon which tho men were
working-a large one for new style of goods OF su-
peror grade--had only been started upon, and point
reached in tho manufacture whom change of hands
would not cause trouble. Therefore Mr. Carrolton ac
ccpted tho ultimaum Of the men, locked them out and
easily found set to takc work at The rates given
tho strikers. The latter had been out OF work nearly
IL rec mon, ,hs already Had they waited week or
they would probably have been masters OF the situa-
ton Indeed, Mr.. Csrrolton says that, had they not
been in such hurry nc would have increased the
rate Of wages in OF the superior grade OF work
and the familiarity Of his hands with IT, He expects
10 be inconven fenced by the new hands, but not
enough to make him regret tho step he has taken The
new men progressing with their work unmolested
by the locked out hatters.
The New York herald., 1877-09-03
SEpTEMBER 2, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHiTEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer England B Iho%psUn Lysr9oU Aug y snd
Hurst Sept J. lat Al %, lon 65. passed State line
steamer Rot sraam Dutch. vis Rotterdam Aug u and
nsys g q s
sn@s signal n M same nsS G from .,s
boz bound nav. showing signal sP ws
s 'SHss az 'a'SlS sss
@ With e g I"a % 90 !. S.y nn fs. ss
showing white Gag with sus border ana I'd letters r
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
steamer Ellie knight Mccreery. rnladephia. with mdse
70 bogsrt M"Tsan c,,. IA. ~,,, mos. IN ,b.
Old Dominion steafnshpCo 49,.
n sS!s M Xss s anso mss H IN Ballast to
nSrk Charlotte Young 'of West nartiepoole Crook
Bi s. .p:x sss m!'S S & %
July 25 via Sydney. CD. days, in ba"sto PI hevus
'Gs BARK Lueana Durkss of Yarmouth Ys parsse New
BARK lNo steon. Harwica f. 20 days. In ballast.
Bark %aep hae9is & of John XB, Robinson Fleetwood
July 10, via sydney. CB. Aug - in ballast to Snow
BARR Norton stover tof Portland, Sherman raibsrien
ssE' .ses T'n 1's and from
days in ballast s TO Par psrsOTs .oud v,o, v svDov
cs DAYS O",a;, ~ snow %;;ds su,Es.s
with sugar 10 order. vessel e master.
Schr Adam Bowiby. Mullin Jacksonville days. with
ss eYsF ,d,;St,, Drr,, Gesase'0~n Sc days with
sshr Wm N%ysck vannoI,. yiysinia:
sehr Annie L MeKeen 10 Bciast. Me,. McKeen. St
Marys. Ca II days. with lumber to Eppingcr & Russell;
Schr Margaret. Clark. Mbridge Me. IL days, with
lumber TO simpson h Clapp: vessel TO master
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
yark pcsrl siidcl Boston for New York in ballast to
scSr iienry Bushmnn B. Crane Windsor. Ms. for Now
senr Prairie Bird tBp Kilian. Windsor Ms. for New
Schr Martha Nickels oonn. Two Rivers. Ms. for Now
sc6r Eliza B Coffin. Cole sands River. Ms. for New
seGr Potomac sBp odell, S. John. M. for Now York.
schr Gamma. Robinson; Mnehiss for New YORK
senr Goo a' Perry. FIynn MacIias for Ssw York
ssI ss sis YORK
eS @ sy . 'S wy aos
son a.sa aysa sE % Me- YSFa
schr Josephine Caswell, BIidyeport for New York.;
sS S smith sT"% Sss edios for New York
schr Joseph Rogers Fletcher Portland Ct' Tor New
Schr d Mangum Chase. New Bedford for New York. 4
s s shri'1s fs%ss s New
schr Fred Tyler, Tirre PawtucSet for New YORK.
sssr ss fs Fo~ss rss'1 usssss % YORK
EsssrI sS asaas fs fs:s " ss-
s 1r.%aS ES"nS s for & M'y
schr Frecstonc Frisby Portlann. Co. for New York.
BOUND EAST.
York YORK for josa sGs SB
Fem Ei. T.sy Ssw Ss,S York RI, f.. for, RSGs,nd S.,
sss: yss is e. s,sSsys t :sslsSs
sehr + 6 smith smith: Iiobakon for rrovidencc.
Schr Cora Vanglder Vnngiidcr. bStmore ior Now hs'