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RYAN AND OSCHWALD.

ECUTED-bAsT NIGHT DEBATE IN THE SEN
ArE--THE GOVERNORS VETO SUSTAINED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. IL, 1877.
One OF tho greatest debates that took place in tho
New Jersey Legislature was that In the Senate tonight
tho Governors veto OF the Ryan and Oschwaid
bill. All business gave way to II and tho noor galleries
and lobbics were throngcd excessively.
Senator Magic, fahcr Of the b opened tho debate In
opposition to the veto He said he knew there was great
responsibility urging the passage OF the bill and ho
could not disguise the fact that made great change
In the criminal proceedings. lie then cnlcrod INTO
discussion on the merits OF the bill and criticised tho
Governors objections to IT, HIS speech lasted about
an hour. Mr.. Ward followed In support of the veto.
lie said that u was tho highest duty every
the public good may be subservcd Punishment by tho
law IN New Jersey should influence every man. Tho
operating law has been satisfactory TO every one
ccrncd. We should make haste slowly TO cnaugc the
law which made Jersey justice provcrbaL II the bill
passes II VIII cripple tho criminal law OF the state
hr hbbct supported the veto and saId The Governors
objections are weighty and pertinent His speech
eloquent and complimentary 10 thc Governor.
TIM VETO SUSTAINED.
division then took place on tho question, "Shali
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A POLITICAL SAMPSON D1sowNEp.

WASHINGTON, FEB. Il, 1877.
statement having been published that the lato
parade of the knights Of Momus In New Orleans was
gross travcstio Of the President Cabinet and other
prominent republican officers Governor Nichols tolo.
graphcd Colonel Burke to-day NJ follows:-
The sentiment OF the whole community Is opposed
10 what appeared At the celebration Thursday last
1t the act OF few private individuals, entirely
unauthorized and unknown, and universally con.
demned and regretted.
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Governor" ?"
AYKs--Mcssrs Hili Hobart. Leaning, Ludlow,
Magic aud Schuz-d
NAyEs-M Mcssr- Albeit, Blackwell Dayton. Hcnd.
ricxson. KIRK. Madden. aathera Moore. Pidcock.
pummcr Rdswsy. scwe siyerthorn, Ward and
Willcts--1a
50 the veto Is sustained. and Ryan and Oschwad viii
probably die ON Thursday next
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SUICIDE OF AN EX-CONGREssMAN.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Feb. IL, 1877.
James 1. Johnson, formerly member of Congress
from Owcnsboro, KY, committed suicide this morn
ing Mental depression, occasoned by Ill health, was
tho cause.
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HORSE NOTES.

This morning the Atlantic District Board OF the
Board Of Appeals VIII organize at the New York Hocl
In this city. meeting OF The stewards Of the Grand
Circuit VIII also be held At tho same place on wednes-
day These meetings viii be Of great interest TO the
owners OF trou ng horses throughout the country.
The directors oi Point Breeze Park, Philadelphia,
ana Woodbury. Park. New Jersey, have determined 10
my sprnv trottlur meetings
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UNEMPLOYED WORKINGMEN.

ALBANY Feb. IL, 1871.
meeting Of unemployed worSingmen held at
the Capitol Today at which resolutions were adopted
setting iorth that 1000 out OF work in this
city whose families tho verge OF starvation, and
imp'oring the city authorities or tho Legislature TO
provide employ Tor them. A committee was ap.
pointed, who called upon the Mayor and he informed
them he w0uld do all in his power Tor thctr relief
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MURDERERS CAPTURED.
icy TELEGRAPH 10 TIE HERALD. |

[DY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE HERALD
ST. Louis, Fob. IL, 1877.
Millcr and Green, the dcspcradocs who so brutally
m murdercd Deputy Marshal Hughes in Jackson county
last night, captured to-day In the ncighborhood
Of PinkilI. by posse OF citizens They taken 10
Buckncr placed freight train and escorted Kan
sas City While at Buckner " was diiicul to restrain
the citizens from lynching them
The remains OF their victim were buried with Ma
sonic honors at Sbley this afternoon. Tho body and
tho murdercrs. arrived at Buckncr almost smul.
toncousy.
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A NOBLE CHARITY.

wATERrowS, N. Y, Feb. IL, 1877.
Tho American Hotel block and tho Arcade Building
in this city sold at public auction today and pur.
chased by Mrs. Judge Schley formerly Mrs Henry
Keep, for $94 900. Mrs. Schey has decided the prop.
crty TO trustees tho proceeds to DO applied to tho
tion and maintenance IN this city Of homo for tho
aged and inhrm, TO be called, "Hcnry Keeps Home
for the Inlrm"
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A YACHTING EXCURSION.

FORTRESS MONROE. Feb ~ 1877.
Tho schooner yacht wandcrcr, with several mcm-
bcrs Of the New York Yacht Club on board, has ar.
rived here. She Is bound Tor Charleston.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Parthia will loavo this port on
Wednesday for Quconstown aud Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close at tho Post Once a
eleven o'clock A. NJ.
THE New YogK HERALD--Editlon for Europo-wil
be ready at haf.past eight O'Clock tho morning.
Single copies, iu Wrappers for maiIny. six c,ntA
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RIOTOUS STRIKERS.

TRENTON MI, Feb. IL, 1877.
AZ the delegate meeting OF the Potters' Association
and at the public meeting held this afternoon the
Gus proceedings OF of tho strikers and the burn
ing IN enigy OF certain men who have gone work
were deaounced In strong terms and II reso, ed
not TO stand by the parsons who have assembled dur
ing The last two tkrce nights purposes OF ntm
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MISSING VESSELS.

HALIFAX, n. s., Feb. IL, 1877.
Eight Prince Edward Island vessels missing at
sea. They are nfty days and upward overdue. They
mostly small craft II Is feared they will never DO
heard Of
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THE YACHTING SEASON.

The yachts Fulton. Harry J. Holmes. Frou-Frou and
Mary r.. Taylor, OF the PavoDa Yacht Club IN Jersey
CITY, being thoroughly repaired. Some o tho
boas OF this club have made excellent record and
ia the coming season Efforts viii be made to secure
siilI Ylcinrlc..
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Oi Ed.

SMITH On Monday, February II, 1877, WILLIAM B.
SMITH, aged 81 years. formerly oi Yonkcrs, resi-.
dent OF l52 East 11Sth ST.
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend tho IN.
neral services at the FIRST Methodist Episcopal church
IN Yonkers, y. V. on Wednesday, at hali-past one
p H.
[Ebr Other Dedths See EiqhM Raael
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"DOUBTING CASTLE"
when deceived again place confidence
In anything Is this tmr DO doubt the Church and
religion because chance know hypocrtes
Would You refuse nIl money because had taken
two connerfesy Or because catarrh Is aggravated
by nsine the base and worthless preparations are
puled up and run tor will condemn Dr.
SAGEs CArARRH REMEDY that has been the
edy for catarr and colds In tho head for nearly quarter
~
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MOLLY MAGUIRE TRIAL.

COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENCE ASK THE DIS
CHARGE OF THE JURY FOR LISTENING TO A
SERMON ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
MUDERoUs MoLLIEs REVEALED by KELLY THE
RUM"
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THE LEHIGH AND WILKESBARRE
COAL COMPANY.
wrLKEspArRE, Pa. Feb. 12. 1877

wLkEspAERE, Pa, Feb. ~ 1877.
The announcement here, at headquarters, that the
Lehlgh and wilkcsbarre Coal Company had to-day ap-
Piled for n receiver not entirely unexpected. II
has caused pancky feeling yet 1t tis thought tho
mines will DO worked as usual.
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SENATOR MORRILL,.

WASHINGTON, Feb IL, 1871
DR.. Pope this evening reports that Secretary Morrill,
is steadily though slowly improving
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MAMMAS. IF YOUR LITTLE ONES CONTRACT
skin diseases at school apply uLtSS's SULPHUR soar.
HILLS HAIR AHD WuisKEn DYE mex or brown. 5O,.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past wcntyour hours in compar
with the corresponding date OF last year. ind
catod by tho Thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HyRAIu Euildinu.--
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TWO BOYS DROWNED.

DHlpGEroar, Conn, Feb. L. 1917.
John Sullivan, aged orr aud John Sweeney, aged
nvo, were drowned at ADsona, Conn, day. Their
bodies were rcco ovcrcd ut four L. N.
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Average temperature yesterday 361
Average temperature for corresponding dato last
year ..............,........ u
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stance from the general rule for II seemed If The
rookercs oi the north end had cmptcd their dirty
population into the not very commodlous depot
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NOVA SCOTIA LEGISLATURE.

HALipAx, Feb IL, 1877.
The Nova Scotia Legislature meets on Thursday next
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STRIKE OF SHIP LABORERS.

ST. JonS, N. r., Feb. IL, 1877.
Tho ship laborcrs Of this port struck to-day for So
pcr day. Thcir demand was complied with.
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4. A-ro TINE eENrLEMEN oF NEW YORK.

We respectfully having this day reduced the
price of widely popular SIL. Ars 81 and
HATS to 30 With this announcement
dncton In cost of labor enabling In
the exigencies OF tho timcs
tion OF the character and rcrutnton fabrics In a
past, shall produce the Amdon Hat Of future
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| A.-PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Is THE BEST
preparation made restoring gray hair
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A-A COUGH NEGLECTED MAY LEAD TO Sc.
rious results PORrrR's BALsAM will give relief
A.-FIFTY PER CENT SAVED By USING HlG
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TIE EVENING TELEGRAM

~ fKUM WASiTNiTON EvEKY NIVIIT
The circulation OF tho Evening Telegram tor the weel
ending February 10. 1877 ns iolIows;--
Monday. February 81: 42sN
Advertising, 10 cents line.
Tuesday, February o.: 4s7U
: Advertising, 10 cents q line.
Wednesday. February Observation-Disclosures. 5O7oO
Advertising, 10 cents line
Thursday, February 1880
Friday. February 1900
Saturday, February 10 .,.................... $3.50
Advertising. 20 cents limo.
Total ..............,....... 40 7N
Daily average. 45.i2,
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KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE
Very BEST six Tor 50: obligation keep KEEPS
SINUS unless pertecty satisfactory 81 lroadwny.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

(NANCEK.-TKEArfsE ON IT'S su,CEssFUL RE-
Omova. WITHOUT knife poisonous minerals free.
DIR. STODDARD, \ West 18th ST.
(NHRONlC-kIDNEY, BLADDER, THEIR COGNATE
\nnd hitherto fatal Diseases with tut directions
cure. In Dr. HEArs book OF 100 pages gratis o. 200
broadway New York.
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ashore Gancway Ledge, into Roekand June Tor
REPAIRS and will 20 on the railway for examination
scHR WATERS tBrl. from Chatham for Quebec before
reported ashore At 50 Ann. after col son WITH stcs
Lake champtin discharged of deck load into INT
when she towed on and into Lewis Juno ~ Snc
commenced dlscnarsng 4th aud survey wonla %
held day. The hole in her wher she was struck
of her keel
Scum fly Humphrey from IIarbor Island for boston
aeak In heavy squa OF ateras june = ana put
into Baltimore 9th; cargo nntnjured.
ScnH WILLOW HARP OF Stony Brook before reported run
into and sunk Nantucket shoals has been taken TO
Darings yard in Port Jefferson repair.
ScuR OrhoSTo Hammond returned TO Ellsworth 9TH inst
leaking.
EARLY BIRD, i51 tons built Mt East Hnddam, CT.
In 1853. has been sold by auction Tor $3.50
scnH KIDpgR of Bostan). league. from II John for
Liverpool, efcre reported oserdu-, was owned ~ Mr.
Alfred Blanchard Of Boston, and insured Mr. John Melick
Atlantic. of New York. 800 the Pacific OF New YORK
and $40o In tho Mlve OF New Jersey The schooner had
cargo OF deals
ELLSWORTH. Me. juno l-Schr Chas Upton upcn tho
slabs the river while being ont cdncsday OF
last week and aeak Was obliged to throw on deck
load and repair before rcsuming her trip
QurBrc Jnne IA ship. apparently painted white was
Island.
bark JrrurinAm Island Stvnit Of Sorthum
bertrand. May27. She WAS surrounded by Ice. .
bark with topgxlAntmast was secn ashore on lido
west side Of Prince Edward Island May 3d.
RockPoRr. Me. June = Capt Orlando McCobh. Of schr
purchased the share Capt Fitzgerald In the schr
Ralph Carlton, and will command her.
Capt Dyer ard and which reported 1896
last week. have returned all right without any damage
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHr OCEAN King. Freeman from Liverpool for New
York. which IN collision with the Arkiow ghtshp. re-
ceivod o damage and proceeded on her voyage.
SnIr MiLroS (whaler. stevens which arrived at Homo
lulu NAV New Bedford. reports the second ,av
out from the latter port had heavy SE and Ne gales. and
vccred around TO sW and W, and blew with great vo-
for IA had all the boats stove the cranes
Ian L. running under lower topsais and orcsa shipped
heavy sea carrying away starboard boat and dav and
with her the carpenter Norman Kelly. who was lost
suIr DANtgL MARCY, Manila for Now York, wrecked
In Iaspar traits insured follows;On ship-China.
~ Boston $1,000; New England Of Boston, 80 500: Boyl
ston. Of boston $500 India OF Boston 5000 Mann
faeurers' BOSTON $500: Boston Marine Of Boston.
$1,000: American, &c Boston. 5000; Delaware Mutual
AZ an Total. $1,000 On freight money-China, Of hos
Inn x,OEI: India Boston 81 OUu: Delaware Mutual
$500 Total, $500 The following IS portion Of The in
sruncc on cargo Boson Marine Of Boston. $50 90
CHINA Of Boston. $1,000 North American, Of fhadcl.
phia $4,000. Total. s5oton
RAMS BgoSrrs Sadler San Francisco, arrived at
IIouulnu May ~ in lcaky condition. would be
repair
BHrG MARY A aIcu. Ala tons built Mt Wintcrport Me.
In s, nov port, has been sold tor Norwegian account
Ut or about 1910
scuR OCEAN WAVE from Bangor for Boston, which went
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TOO MUCH RAIN.

VERY HIGH WATER IN WESTERN STREAMS
cRors INJURED AND RAILROAD TRACKS
BADLY WASHED.
ST. LOUIS. No., June O. 1877.
Dispatches from tho Yves, say that very heavy rains
have fallen in Western Missouri and Kansas during
the past few days. and great damage has been done
railroads, crops and other property. The Kansas
City. ST. Joseph ana Council Bluffs Railroad was under
watcr between Kansas City and winthrop, and trains
stopped.
There Is break in the Missouri Pacific Railroad at
Pomcroy, Kansas, and deep water on the track at
other points mad stopped the traffic on that road.
No trains lett yesterday on the Atchson, Topeka
and Santa Fc Kailroad.
On the Kansas Pacific Railroad there is a wnsh out
OF several hundred yards on the smoky Hill DIVISION
City and Northern road was washed away ut Harlem,
near Kansas City, and trains are delayed
The Hannibal and 81 Joseph Railroad trains de-
tanned at Liberty, No. Tho Kansas Central road Is
also damaged so that trains cannot run.
The bottom lands between Kansas City and Wyan-
dole, where the railroad dcpots, elevators &c. arc
situated arc In great danger Of being ubmcrged Tho
Missouri River below Kansas City has overlooked its
banks both sides Tor distance and The
ton OF crops is very great.
Railroad companies actively engaged IN repair
ing the tracks, and trains will be running again to-day
tomorrow. Heavy fell here nearly all last
night and continued this morning with prospect OF
lasting All lhy.
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BAnaow Juno eArrived bark Arklow tBr,. Robertson.
,BoMsAY June 5-Arrivcd bark st Nicholas tBr, Hn
OocAixE May 3o--Arrved, barks Arctic t8r,. Davies
SHE DIS: Karon Elise Uicr> Andersen, Germany; Jan
M cnatS . S Ss jsns brig
Garson Dock; 9TH harks pfiae 0scar Svecsen brss.
i ro,' Trs"s.cs: 9Th Msrs "yd. psnoe Irvine
EIsIHoRE June 6Arrived bark Lady OF tho Lake (Nor
Olson Wilmington. no; brig rrennore tNor'. chrtcnsen
HAVANA June sArrived. City of Merida. Rey.
Ka,rAnA May l-sa,led bark Ada wswcil, wisweil.
MoSTneAL June 7-Arrved, steamer syria tBD, Hunter,
NswcAsrLw. NIB May 3l-Arrvcd, bark Katie, Le Blanc
Portland. - !.
Niord for LONDONDERRY 4,h Concordin Bull. Giasson
PIcrou juno e-Arrived bark Cupid tBr). Grant, Liver
Queenstown June 7-Arrived, steamer Iibernan t3r).
Archer Bs,imore via iiaex; ship Srown rT'nse .S
QuKnrc June balks Richard. olsen London;
Veronica. Petersen. Cane do Verbs.
Arrived 7h. ship Agncourt Milne. Carshngena; barSs
Nidr tiundcr-en Rottrrdam thello Silg Trxel; Cin-
Montreal; Robbie Burns, nsscnc Charente Frihjcf
Cleared 7th ships cali.t. Maws Harding, Liverpool
mngs do; Lady seymour, Rutherford, Sunderland Eliza
iius Ivcrsen. London; Margaret Ann for Barrcw
Ricm,nrcro NAV 3o-Arrivcd bark Lydia !Br,. Chal-
London; 4t. bark Jennie b orr, shcarer. Fleetwood
ST Jonys. ~ June s-Arrived steamer Nova Scott nm
Sydney CO. June 6-Arrvcd. bark valkyria tBr). Lon
sr JomS NB June 7-Clearcd brig Flora Cameron. wex-
Txxrsix April lI-Arrivcd. schr Marion, Howes. sinsa-
pore. -, - 80 ,, = ru....,,
tl5rl. Gray. Bordeaux
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SHOOTING IN A THEATRE.
PROBABLY FATAL RENcoNTRE AT A WRESTLING
EXHIBITION.

PROBABLY FATAL RENCoNTRE AT WRESTLING
EXHIBITION.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CINCINNATI, June Q, 1871
An ugly fracas occurred ut the entrance to Woods
Theatre Tonight, IN which John Wilson,. the we'll
known iour-horsc rider, Tor many years connected
with Robinson s Circus shot Charles Thompson, the
private waIchman 10 the shcntre IN the bowels in
dieting wound that will doubtless provo fatal
THE AYrRAy.
Wilson had entered the theatre with Bob Cathcart,
The New York pool seller who has been here during
The week attending races the entertainment tor the
evening being wrestling match between Lucien
Marc and local celebrity named Anthony Rcncsch.
The wrestling match was in progress
when Wilson and Cathcart in nj
the door, the latter smoking cigar. Thompson,
somewhat under the influence OF liauor, came up TO
Cathcurt ana asked him for cigar and upon being re-
fused ordered Catncart to throw away me one nc was
smokIng An alteration ensuod when Wilson, taking
the part oil his friend, ordered Thompson TO 80 away
and attend TO his business Thompson then attempted
put both ont OF the theatre when Wilson, drawing
Derringer, shot IN the abdomen tho ball entering
about two inches below the navel. Tho report was SO
LOUD that il heard at the distance OF square or
more and instantly drew an immense crowd that was
on Vine street at the time
WILSON.
Wilson hurried out and up through the middle Of
the street, and rushing through tho Enquirer count
ing room 10 College street, made good his escape
THOMPSON DIE.
The wounded man was carried across the street TO
drug store where his wonnd WIS dressed and half an
Jury is pronounced fatal and is believed he cannot
1.-Two until morning
CAPTURED.
At O'Clock this morning Wilson was captured
and taken to the Central police station. At the same
hour the wounded man still alive though the sur
gcons give little hope OF his recovery.
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ra k. Ss sgy. ss.s My
a. cleared lark .ia'eRps ,a M,rsone Msvslo Cork
. sE ssa s
Ks & ks.n oG
Irwin. john ,on, Newport; Gunson. Fitzgerald New
v,nsr.,s, rss s Waiting Rattle:
LsWrs. Del Arrived. harks Mariann. from Wa
laD. znot Cork: Ide.G ItaI. Gallo. do Dorina AaS.
beauty s from Saissds ''S queen o.
SAILED ss.msr switserl.pa nsIs, 70, Answ.rp; n.rks
II.sn; ,Sl io Il, Congress,
e.h.si.srsa, rsnas TSss.r Tucker afssaosi;
Hic s va "a. June s-s.lled sshrs wahant Wash.
sAX fKANGIsco. June G-Saied steamer Gaelic CBp.
SnMArssd. steamer City Of Pskins Tanner Hong
SAVANNAH: June s-saled. steamer Jun"ta. casha-
Arrived brig Carmen sp, BomSI. Havans; schr Z
ssss'ps sss Eta
saed-steamers San Jscinto Hazard. New York; Sara
sATILLx RIVER. June l-ssiled. schr Annie Bliss Sim
ST Mays, ca. Nay Sy~ so.Arr,vcd ,chr Cushing
crsmer, New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass. JUNG Survived. brig. Wan
weil.psrt Johnson Marshal Perrin. Pack
%sa.a s 70. ' ao rs s wa.ox Smith 81
New York: Scud, Hallowell Winasor. Ms. for do;
Fri Robinon Macha~ for dos Kate Walker. veaxie. Ban
cor for do: NJ Strout. Fernald do for Rcndout; W
Drew MAhoney Belfast for Jacksonville; Starlight Grant
81 Jcn fr Bnimore Acacia Orr, finmlyn do for ordsr
Provdcncc); Jessie Elizabeth Weaver, Richmond, Nc.
for Norfolk.
Schr d SAWYER Is ordered TO Providence.
Sniied-Brig Princeton; schrs u Moscley. Geo Z
Young Johnnie Mcserve. Mary Fletcher Annie Chase
Marshall Perrin, Acacia (Bri, Drew, Starlight, and
Fri.
In port-Brig Wnndcrer lr) schrs Jessie Elizabeth.
Plough Roy, Nelson Nelson. John Fnrnnn, Sallie
Evans. Helen Mar Kate Aiken Scud Norman odcl. D
sawyer. Fannie W johnson, Palmer, Kate Walker
and l. " Strout.
WILMINGTON. NC, June o-Cleared. bark Hakon ari
(Nor), MosfJeld Rotterdam.
WESTE RLY. June 9-sailcd. schr NJ r Webb, Bro wn,
Me- York