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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-27
NAILERS.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE NAIL.
a ers will be held at their Hall, corner
of Twelfth and MARKET streets, this FRIDAY
evening. All are required to be present.
BY order OF presiding officer.
t,gfo A. L. WELLS, Sec'y.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,

SAlhM IhGI " Ia
Next session begins september b, l,11.
Collegiate elective and preparatory
courses. Unsurpassed location. Mountain
climate. Moral community. Five churches
N town. Moderate expenses: from Ntud
10 $40 for w months, inc udinL tuition,
board, etc., etc. students from fifteen
states, Indian Territory, and Mexico.
Twenty students from West Virginia. For
Catalogues, etc, address
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

Days Of BIOod-Causes of the TrOu-
bIes-wHII Sire. and Railroad Cor
pOraiiOns to Blsme-Exemption Of
Governments Bonds from Taxation
the First Cause-Dts0rganiz So
eiety-J. n. On the Rampage-Visit-
Ors.
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STILL BETTER BARGAINS,
FOH SALE.

vNdE LOT ON KENTUCKY STREET
/ belonging 10 Enoch Miller. 1t i A. feet
front by 90 deep. For further information
enquire on the premises. iylSh
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GLENN,s sILpalIR NnNV tInrn

FANCY CARDS ALL NEW STYLES
20 with name lUc, postpaid. !. J.. q
TED. Nassau. y. y. lNl'b
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LOST.
WANTED.

WANTED TO BORROW. 500 10 $500
w on real estate security, al tar f.'r
of interest. Address " r. -.
j.1} Register ONCE.
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4. r. MoREHEAD. W. THoS ZINK.
N H VAN CLHVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
TIE MISSISSIPPI JkT'IIES.

REPORT by CAPT. EAns To THE SOUTH PASS JETrY
CoMPANY.-CHIEF RESULTS OF HIS woEK.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Capt. Jas. b. Eads has
made report to tie South Pass Jcty Company OF tins
city, which amost the entire operations at the
south Pass since work begun. Tie results, as stated
ny Capt. Edds are az follow:
Our works were begun two years unused outlet
ri the Mississippi river ami have necessarily disturbed
,ne regimen governing the uthOw to the by enor-
nous youme OF water but The theories upon winch they
were based have been mY vindiCated by the results
produced and II now manifest Tat ent1re and COM
ulete success will reward labUrs Among the pron
nent developed by operations are the ioAo"
mg:-
FDs,-Conc ntration of the water flowing across The
andbr at mouth Of the pass by the ietues created
channel over 200 feet wide. in place less than 20 feet
deep here only abOat light feet previously exist d.
Secoud-The cone, n;ration of the water flowing over
a snoa in the river at tic head the pass, created
channel over 400 feet WIDE nno part O II less tan 20
feet deep where but Ii or - feet previously existed
1htrd.-Dur.ng time IN Which portion of the How
into the pass Interrupted by the works at IT'S head
and tie current consequently slackened, temporary
depUsit took place IN tue pdsses between tne Jeties
Fouris-rne gradual restoration OF the Eomlial How
nto the pss Through the new channel at its mead has
tdy begun to en- arge the pass again. and has since
this rsttxed how comm nc removed from between the
ietlies within tue past three months, over half q
million cubic yards Of deposit ana had given through
more than half sngth OF the ettes mJch larger ana
deeper channel than ever previously existed the size OF
which is ady throughout than 1000 feet, % feet
nv 400 iet or that required to ente 20 the h pay
nent from the United States. while many hundred feet
OF Il exceeds 80 feet 10y $40 feet.
Fttth-The Calf current aihwart the Jetties at the
mouth OF the pass effsctuly prevents the reformation
or ,b, bar in advance OF the Jettes by deepening the
slope OF the oar and sweeps away any such portion
~ the discharged sedlm river current fails to
carry to unknown distances seawdrd-
Srh-Tlr MISSISSIPPI river at the head Of the pass,
pI vrber. IT. aas "A width OF 1000 feet, ID brought
uaer complete control by our works. wlich are 50 dc
signed AS to enable 10 Increase or limit the schirge
I'M % our pass hereafter necessary WIN Du1 hte auui
'Serenh-Finally I may add with absolute certainty
M, rms emile system OF works Is now 50 ir competed
iue n financial icuiiirs can intervene 10 arrest the
uI,nss of nature, which Is continually o"IdtlhS 10 en-
10 and pcrl,ct the desired emanuel through theIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
COMMERCIAL NOTES.

DR.. Young's statement showing the imports
Ny 81 il lust out There IS an increase compared with
1876 IN aRa coffee, tin plates linen goods salt silh
and WOOL failing of toOG place IN bags, cotton
goods. hardware lute and lule goods Splits, WOODEN
and WOrsted goods carpets, aud IRON manufactures.
There is said to be danger, if the Belt Rail-
road is opened steam traffic, that and tralus viii
be left standing ON the track will obsruct access 10
the ferries and steamer piers 1t seems to be forgotten
that single IT on the track would blockade the
business Of the whole Belt Railroad and that I, ut rail
road Will never consent 10 any thng winch would lnure
Its own b siness.
new thing III invention is device now
perfectng Ia city, part the enormous a.
mount OF radiated from locomotive and lost by
employing 1t 10 create hot-ar DRAFT IL is said b.
capable Of saving half the fuel consumed There
Large field for Improvement IN The locomotive. Ii -
the most wasteiu kind OF engine IN ex Silence: ad as
ast becoming vital 10 railroads reduce rx
pcnses invention could hardly employ tsc more profit
ably han IL dcyising means to run locomotives
Louisiana has not always acted wisely in
matters affecting the prosperity Of the State In coust
Quence she has been forced TO tide Of emigration
sweeping around her for years. and building up far
attractive States step In the night direction has beeu
taken the appointment Oi Commissioners Iupil,ra
ton. This looks udicOus. Louisiana has tie clluu, n
sei lied Ii will be ium grafton To s m
wing State II public order Is maintained ANA new
corners are made welcome.
Among the queer things of commerce is the
fact that beef, "copper" and many other commodities
which are sent from tho United States England SEA
for lower prices in England than they do here The
flcs In regard To copper peculiar The expectation
product sells IN London from 2l2 To cents "a pound
Cheaper than Ii tnis can Dc done there is need
OF maint aiming duty Oh nve cents pound copper
fnr mi. industry j. evidently able take Itself
10 maintain The duty Is TO abuse protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The new party should move out to Iowa.
Will Dir. Packard happen around to the Ohio
Republican Convention, tool
The President might have taken cold clam
or two from Rhode Island 10 Washington TO calm pert-
naciOus Ofice-seehers with
Secretary McCrary should state in a small
card that his visit % Iowa had 10 political sigd
canoe" IL certainly d 10 political effect
Mr. Pinchback has turned up in San Francisco
That a nice place hin. But If he stays long and
plays poker at all be won't be able pay his way back
Ior lime. Heres hoping" that bell day poaer
The Iowa demOS tratiOn is a boon TO the
Democratic editors IL has almost enabled 10 forgel
the ftebeuess of Iden and the robustness OF Hendricks
They have not begun 10 enumerate however number
Of officials tDeir party will elect III Iowa.
Milwaukee seems to be blessed with a rare
and sensible lot Of Federal officers Every man OF them
rejOces the Presidents order and hopes il will be en-
reed 10 the letter Outside OF Milwaukee there is less
unanimous approval boss" keyes, instance Is sull
from tue Stub recently administered Washing
1t is announced that Gov. Rice of Massa-
ehusetts refuses 10 be candidate and the
friends OF ExGOv. Talbot claiming that he can have
the Republican nomination n he wants IL. That would
the old Prohibition question again present
eonundrum which Is stlIrlng Boston It's foundation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
drink wine a, his recent VISIT" would

n,a the President drink wine at his recent VISIT wouu
brcome an issue in the campaign
The biographers of Gen. William ". Leuuc'
no recently invented Commi soncr of Agriculture are
Law NO irving time II seems TO require sohe ''so''U
imitation to expand bis Life and Services h'o .oSp
HE discussions There is end however, 10 "o "'o"
nronless of what he is going 10 do wien NC o1
rb nee To Il me- hims II ms hess husD ihniIi n nrz
long enough ne may rel of "a Career winch VIII w f
10 the obituary makers. -, ,..,
Ex-senator Fenton has been in washington
ions, enougb to furnish the hungry correspondents WIZ"
a n,rasraph about him. They presume nc c'"o
holm inset things in the New York Custom HOUSE, "'
suimlse that he approves Of the Prtsi iehts po"'!
They know he thinks we have gone through VIC "o'9'
that we will have to experience IN the ehor' 10 i'
solid values and while he dosn't anticipate any wohue
mi rsperity 1T once ne Is satisfied that nv ran
have experienced decided improvements III o"'
mait'rs.
1t was a bad day for rumOrs on NedhesuaS'
bnt the energetic spondent Of The Boston Fos "
INFLATED this gorgeous array OF specimens; III Is s'o
p,sitivcy that a new Administration morning ua'' "'
make its appearance about September l. Ex-CohHIt"
man Lyuch Of Maine, will he at the head OF II anG sooo
600 behind IT, so tits said There is an unsupporteu r
nor that President HAYES has agreed to invest
in the enterprise. wc-tOunded report to-day .n'V
The National Republican, ex-housenold organ WIN
pend publication within sixty days unless some c"p'"i
comes TO rescue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
WASHINGTON NOTES.

An order will soon be issued by Secretary Sherman.
directed 10 all customs collectors enlonins them to
renewed vigilance in the inspection OF imported goods
rh,. order win make several changes in the number Of
customs divisions.
John T. Wigglnton, Elias 4. Haynes, Edward smoot
and Jordan Jackson were to-day Zach appointed reve-
me storekeeper aud gauger r the seventh District OF
Kentucky smoot ani Jackson are coloef men, and are
tho first coored men received appointments Of
this character
BY direction OF the Secretary OF War Board OF Eng-
neers consist of Col. j. H. Simpson, Maj T. H. suter
and Capt W. H. H. Benyaurd has been ordered to assem-
HE Mt yicksburg s the 17h OF July 1877. or as
soon thereafter practicable, " examine and report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE G,yTrAL.
pI.sA1IsFACrioN IN TIE HILDIsE BUND.

DI-SAlISFACItON IN lie HlIDl1E BOND.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Thursday, June - 1877.
In a communication to Tue TRIBUNE John
L. IIcupc Washington d. c., Seer tary OF the District
body the ldise Bund ut that place, maintains tnat
the Bind. which at one time was established In II
States is the downward path, after having reached
hishest extent in membership in The beginning of
1879 when it had about l40OO members IN good stand
ing He predicts before the end OF this year. the dwn
ding down II tie Baud TO half that number IL not less
i'll view the OF the conventions held in jan
uary and May last IL is surprising" he CONTINUES,
,at there shOuld cXist discomfort all Things cOns red
aud II Mr. Lowry. she President OF the Council of Ad
S:IatiJn mot Of che Bund), asserts tat the number
OF dissatisfied embcrs il Only about corp rs guard,
so 10 sDpk, h. is WOfuly miStakn The dis satisfaction
is far and Wides read and there il justification for it,
In tue Dsir.ct OF Columbia alone not one memb ai-
groves the actun of bth conventions, ana cannot do
il properly atcd to him. ana why should ihs not Ice
rae same it, other pla,csf The relations o. the Bund
" ia the Metropolitan Lac Insurance Company aud
rgrSQ should thoroughly myesti Sltau, .IuI f'
hnllary Steps nave already been tadeu at this point.
\ simple examination Of the books II the Bund Will
do ) me time ago the District Do ~ at Washington
D sscd resolutions o. want Of confidence ia BORN the
Mrriono itin aud Council 81 tue Bpnd, which were
not approved by the Central Body of Maryland IN Balt
more, 70 which the former Is subordinate.
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Al Noiccs Of Uariages mast Dc Endorsed g,h fau
aJnle and address.
DIED.


ADAaS-On June &C. 1877, Oh board steamer City or
York, Havana. VIM. Newton Adams, IN the
year OF his
Funeral services will be held at Christ Church. Norwich,
Conn. saturday morning at Il o'clock.
8ECKER-At Jersey CITY. Friday June 18th. Abraham
I.ecIeT, AGED :. years.
Ills relatives and trends respectfully inv tel TO attend
mineral Monday the I'd inst. ~ .. @ from hts Late
resi- ieucr, Armstrong place. Greenyl,, y. j.
DUTMAN-At LiDdens, Staten Isl nj. Thursday, June
% Elizabeth Dougls Nicholson naive OF AYRSHIRE. scot
LAM, rrict Of the late caps. BeuJdmin Butnan.
The friends Of the fam y invited 20 attend the fger
Madison square Presbyterian Church Iey Dr. Tuck
eTsJ on saturday al y. Ia.
Scotch pap. rs please copy
LOX-On wednesday, June 81 Ann f. Cox widow OF Jane-
COX, 1r. IA the ost.I year of her
SATURDAY, 10th Inst. at from the residence
a. James b. Kari, No go West FOrty-slx
ST. Relatives friends are Invited to attend
DORTIC-On Wednesday, June 81 ;. G. Dortic aged 50
years, months.
Funeral on June 80 lOa O'Clock from Forty-sev
ent-St.
LIrTELIAt summit, n. j.. on Thursday June 2Sth inst
Charles IL. Iir Of Rev. Luther and Mary a. Littel,
OF liOin. Hope, orange County \. !.
Funeral al New Providence " j. saturday AZ o'clock
Rel lives and friends respectfully Invited 10 attend.
WIGHV-At Portchester " Y, Thursday the 2sth inst
Amherst Wight. IT., IN the 4 Nh year o. his
The funeral will take place from ST. Petes Church Port
chester Monday July d. AT 2 O'Clock Train from
Grand Central Depot leaves az IL m. No hosers
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THE INDIAN BUREAU.

WHY THE INVESTIGATION Is CONDUCTED IL PRIVATE
FOX YINDlCA1ioN.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Secretary Schurz ex-
presses much surprise az the that lave gained
currency lately the effect that the board appointed by
him To enquire into rOnduct OF certain officials OF tie
Indian Bureau Is treating them unfairly in not permit
ting their preseLce at the examination OF Witnesses
their xamnation Of the latter and that, the
other hand privileges granted to the accusers
Hr SAYS these statements erroneous anu that
they do himself and board great injustice. The in
yestgiion is the present conducted In secret be-
cause il Is believed this Is most CONDUCIVE IN the
disclosure OF Information which may leaf to important
discoveries and that premature publication OF such IT,
timony would in all probability defeat the objects OF the
investigation. For these obvious neither
tao accused persons nor the accusers are
uermitt.d to be present nc the examination
OF witnesses by the board but the Secretary says tht
every person accused will leave the fullest opportunity
To see every particle Of testimony brought against
h,Ir. ~ well As free scope to examine tie wit
ues,c before the inquiry is closed Secretary sohi
o stated that two OF the three members OF the board
arc from Other departments, one being taken from the
Iop,rtment Of Justice. aud the other from the War
denortment and that they gentleman OF very
hiyh standing IN their respective departments
without the least prejudice bias with regard to the
nesons involved in the investigation or in any way
,,ed in it, The Secretary remarks that he is deter
mined TO sift most thoroughly the charges brought
og,,nst officials in the Indian Bureau ana discover
hugs wherever they exist; but with equal emphasis he
d that he will give the accused parties ample opportu-
nifty for defence that injustice shall be done to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
MIR. HAYES IN NEW ENGLAND
UNIVERSAL ENTHUSIASM.

THE STREETS THEONGrD WITH ADMIRiNG CROWDS
LAST DAY IN PROvI'fNCE-rRIP To NEWPORT
AND DEPARTURE FOR WASHINGTON.
The enthusiasm which has marked the recep-
ton of President Hayes throughout his New
England visit shared no dimnution yesterday.
In Pro, idence and surrounding towns there was
n general holiday, and mult'tudes thronged the
streets through (which the President passed.
He attended concert given by 1900 school
children in the Academy of Music, and spoke
a few happily chosen words in response to their
greetings. After reviewing the Rhode Is nd
militia, Mr.. Hayes embarked for Newport,
where he was received with salute of torpe-
does and guns After calling on few friends
he started for New York, and will proceed
without delay To Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
The SEIZURE OF THE ELLEN RIzPAH."

SATISFACTION DEMANDED FROM HE SPANISH COW
ERNMENT. AND FULL AMENDS PROMISED.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The National Re
publican Will publish tho following tomorrow:
t.ary June tho American wnaing schooner Ellen
Rizpah Captain Dunham, OF ProvincetOwn. Mass
WAS boarded by Spanish cruiser whie ON the
Keys south OF Cuba, and her papers were called
for. The latter produced, but not being deemed
satisfactory to the commander OF the cruiser. the
schooner seized ana the captain Was arrested
and placed close confinement. At the expiration
Of days Spanish frgao arrived and after consult
alton the schooner her captain released The
foregoing the facts arrlted by Captain Dunha
upon his arrival at Key West which forthwith com
TO tie Government. Secretary Eyarts imme-
daiey took steps 70 investigate the mater, ana at MS
request Col. Frank Wicker. cell olOr at Ky
West directed by telegraph to dispatch the
revenue steamer Crawford search OF the Ellen
Rizah aud obtain from Captain Durham sworn state
OF the circumstances attending the outrage alleged
to nave been perpeirated by the Spanish The
started search of tic schooner but ala not sue
coed IN finding her. Secretary EyGrts, however, adj
dressed note the Spanish Government, calling its at
tenOn The facts they had been received at the state
De armenI which, II Tue, the UnIed states could moi
tolerate and wOdd require the IulIst ana most ample
sI.Isl.ct.n.
The tone Of the Secretary OF States communication
must have been regarded as an unsayory ,yelty az
Madrid, ana doubtless convinced the spanish ministry
that day Tor grauOus lndigDities 10 our
Dag, and that hereafter SPAN will he held To a
ST. .ct account for all ouraSes perpctraed on our
citizens by its oflciIs in CUBA else
where Tue reply Of the Spanish Government
recently received at the State Department assures Mr.
Ey.lts that Spain will make all honorable amends for
tue seizure and deeItiOn OF the schooner question.
and the Imprisonment OF Captain Dunhlm, tot soon
as an investigation OF facts be had, ana Promises
that it Will spare EFFORT prevent REPETITION OF sim
| eli mi al
Dul0f damages against spain wnen lie receives Captain
Duuham's sworn statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30
POOLING FREIGHT RATES.

CLEVELAND, o., June ga meeting OF the
,, of tle t.tinS lines was held in this cty yester
,y about the general pooling OF the receipts OF the
various roads freight from certain specified points
and decide upon proper percentage OF the DIVISION Ihe
business transacted was rs follows;
The pooling Of the live stock earnings Leading out Oh
81 Louis was agreed and tho percentage OF the dVs
tons between the roads agreed on IL was arranged tha
the rates from ST. Louis. louisiana Mo- Hahnioai anu
o,,ncv IN all common points east Of Cleveland shall De
IL ' "snts n.r hundred pounds above CGcaSo rates
Before adjournng u Committee was appointed. eoms 3,
ons ON toe Ist July to that tic agreement ca
al effect.
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Superaiilion.

papare1. "curea" il the myths Of the OF
euspocson. Dr. H. V. PIERCE d0es not recommend any
whole list of standard rsme adequate % curs
every disease For lingering coughs bronchial throat
chrome lung Diseases he believes has Golden Medical Dis
coyery passrd Il will II lungs
are half ted by piOn. Tho Discovery not Oiy
potent influence pulmonary affections, by
its pecora properties out possesses also To most
valuable Alternative, DoOic asng critics. aDdis there
remedy bio d aud skin Affections. Bat
waict viii rOulOus and Otl"r nj OOtchcs
puppies and IpdOns viii not cancer,
ella such merit for II As Is done by pro-
prIelors other DOs.ceansng dcnes who dishonesty
TRY deceive the afflicted into The belief hat their pesr
accomplish impO3-ibitIes. By O it, In
nsc inlisi sao Assug that OF any other Diocd
and ough medicine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-30

BORUP-BRANDRErH -At Trinity Church. Sing Sing. on
Thursday Jane 18th. b. Rev. George Ferguson ssslsto Oy
l. b. Gibson. Lieat. a. d. BOrup u. = 10 May vat
eldest OF Hon. GeOr 4. Brandrih AID grand
daughter OF the General IA. on Ward st. Paul. Mn-
ncso.a, Dapers please copy
Jamaica. T.. l., June 2S. IN tho
~ L. Church, By W. I. Hill, assisted by RevS j. "
Saunders and y Graves, Kew A. Z. B0Ndlsh, pastor OK
tbe NJ. H. Cinrch, OF Mount Vernon and Miss MaIue u
Bay.Is OF Jamaica
Dr. NSLOW-OL MSTEAD-In New Haven. Conn, on Thurs
da,, June 2S by Rev. Mark STAPLE herbert NJ DonsloH 70
Anna NJ. - im,t.ai, Jotn 0l New Haven
HUNTEI-LiW CE-On Wednesday, June n, at Z.on
Church. IL by kevH my NJ. Bear, DDas,istc by Kew
NJ II. MIIyan, Miss Eihc daughter
OF ID, VII IAN Effea Lawrence OF Bayside To Ham
ncnd iluHtrr, 81 DO rDit, Mich.
Detroit papers pease cory.
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SHIPPING TELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK .
arrived.

.RRIvEn;
rich Co; June 20 lat 40 q ~ Ion 10 81 passed Dutcn
40 IS NJ lon % 80 WI English ship with signal letters
steamship Srad Hsarfagcr Nor) Henbers, Philadelphia
steamship aplace r Blair Rio Janeiro lsi
Ctr Pernanbuco Sih lara 3h with mise and pass TO Busk
Steamship Ellie Knight Mcoreery Philadelphia with mdse.
Steamship Australia (br, Montgomery. Glasgow June 10
with mtse. TO Henderson BIOS -. -.
Steamship Canada DBL Sumner London jane 1e. with
and 20 cabin and 90 steege passengers 10 f. W j.
steamships Cornwall for Brsoi City u Dallas for Fer.
nandua; Albemare Tor Iewes. Dell snip ST. Charles Tor
steamship ia Long Island sOund for Halifax. N.
ship Trimountain for Valparaiso ard Callao
se'r f10i i"0" DoME srTn Pois WIN "oO -
PHILADELPHIA Pa June 29Arrved. steamers vaderland.
NicAols, AnIwer9; AlonioMn BACON rotaadi omsn Tow
cao Rogers rail- River Agnes, smith, New York; 7. c.
Brae Davis, do Cleared steamer Beverly. Wallace New
BALTIMORE, No. June 91AEriyed-stea@srs GeorSeAp
pOd NelaDd Boston; Martha Stevens Chance New YORK
BsroS Mass June % Arryed-steamer, Tlyran, Worth
lngton. liverpool; Norman NickefsDn, PhiianeiD,Ja
Peri ROYAL, C., June 29-Arriy Cd steamer Cy OF Aus
BosToS, June 2s-Ccared steamers, Batavia Mouland,
BS 49, june steamships Blackstone
Ma o Providence joe hine Thompson. Moore Ne" York
PoRr ROYAL, 5. :, s1>aled steamship City of Aus
PHILADELPHIA Jane 2s-Ariyed. steamships PEEK omen.
AlDertssn Chelsea; Leopard, whey, Boston W. Niihen,
Riggans Baltimore Cleared eamsnps RaesnaSe, S'ntn.
iost Herrues sway, Fsu River; hea.ink, COlburn,
Providence; Eliz4bti, Wood Baltli ore.
FOREIGN POK.Sp
LONDON June 29-Sael 18Th Inst, Chebncto for Phiadel
phia Chas tot,sworh. Arrived, 2sth. Morning star Capt
NrgntsDu ~ Fdtoil BraZos.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
O. YENsrOwS June 2Y-rhe nman Line steamship City Of
On today for Nowlork. Tie MbIte star line
steamer Adatc Liverpool June %, sailed hence
New York at IL o'clock tni, morning.
29-Arriye1 steamer City OF Mexico Capt
Mcintosh from Is WlOrx
QUEENSTOWN June 20. The Cunard Line Russia
Capt Cook fOm June 20 for Liverpool, arrived
here IL oc this morning The illams x Guon Llue
Idaho Holmes, fro New lOrs June 10 for
Liverpool, arrived here at II O'clock tins morning.