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A Card.

I To Mr. primo.
Age7at Caroline RicAinqs- Brnard OT,<-r
Company.
lear .Sir:-The undersigned residents
Of Seattle approaching the talent of Mad
anne Caroline Richings Bernard. would
like her and her company 10 appear
here one or two nights on their way to
Victoria, b. c.
w. II. Pumphrey, II. ". Rowland,
A. Macintosh, u. A. Kelly,
Leon Dillon, =. Mundt,
j. Davis sc. Harris,
Mrs. g. Kellogg. W. l. Wadleigh *
Capt. Taylor. wife,
J. Lcary & Wife, W. A. Jennings &
Jas. Crawford, wife.
". A. Harrington. Frank Hanfori.
/ t " Prosh & wIfa ID. T. Wheeler.
JAS. Mcknight, ]. H. Marshall,
J. Frauenthal, Thomas Burke,
II. f.. Hathaway, Bailey G.tzert.
J. c. Lipsky. e. W Young.
W. q. Jameson, w. Z. Boyd,
J. F. Curtis. NJ. s. Booth & wife,
7. W. Weird, F. ". Wusthuff,
;. Baxter & wife. A NJ Brooks,Swife,
Tom Merry, Mr Slorah,
W. H. Andrews & wife.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
l am In receipt of your card asking
Mrs. Caroline Ricbings- Bernard to sp-
pear here one or two nights. and on be-
half OF the company thank you, and
hope you will exert yourselves to give
her full house. would state that
the company will perform at YesIer's
Hall on the Eth day of October, rex'
Yours truly. G. n. PRIMO,
Agent Richings- Bernard Opera Co.
go Smoke the Bon Ton, now on
hand al all c:car
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap at
Chilbeug Brcs.
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- ship sagauore sailed from
- sm'is TO- SAN Francisco on
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-01

81 Smoke the Bon Ton, now on
hand at all cigar stands.
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A. q. f..

CorET WASHINGTON. NO. SIS. ANCIENT
~ Order Of foreetess. holds tss mestipGs q
Masonic Hall every second ed fourth Noodsy In
sorh month
All members Of the order in goodeuaandlne ars
esrdiail invited - ssssn1.
~ cgdss - The Court
Dob-1o y. - BYkAS3. -.
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stenmer Montana r,, Beddoc. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Labrador dr. sapgicr Havrc via Piymouth-L
s,camcr wyanoke Couch Norfolk City Point and
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Go.
steamer Josephine Thompson, Bowen. Batmore-Wm
Steamer Beverly Wallace PhiadelphIa-Jas Hand
Steamer Ellie Knight McCrecry. Phiiadephia-boger
steamer Glnucus Bearsc. Boston--b Dimook
BARK II vero dtaD, CeIantSnd Gloucester. E-Lsuro,
Bark Martha Reid (Br, Davies Belfast IL Whitney
K Co. 1870 Ycr nac
ssrs Paul rhormann Ger, Pisgemsn oaecns.own or
rn,mnuth Tor orders -Funeh. kdve 4 Co
Bark San Luigi Utah. riapsn Queenstown OF Falmouth
for ordcrs-Bcnhnm Boyesen.
Bark Antonio Batet (Sp). Forrers BarceIona-K Pnig
BARK Alice Dyer. Bucnos Ayres-,Iohn Norton Sons.
BARK KcstrcI tBr). Locxhar Willinmstsdt Curscoa) =
RTE Catherine Dam. Paulsen AsiborsFnnch. Edye
Brig siias Martin. Brown. Porto Cabcio-Psnston 4
brig Hyperion Williams Points Pitre. Guad-I'rcss, Son
Brs Minnie CBr. Mcdonald. 81 Johns FR-Hatton. Wat
Brig Orleans Obj, Baduc. Kingston, jas de Cordova.
i,rr Hope (Br), Norris, - Reconsideration b Co.
Brig Carrie Puripgton, whttemore. cenfucvos-Milicr
Brg Ccntaur stanley Msnx rniia-Mareus Hunter Co
Brig Zcbenia tBr). Merriam, Shuicc, NS-C Bcrtanx
Schr Acadia (r Cameron, Point-nPitrc. Guad-Gerhard
sehr Fred Smith brown Kingston, Ja-A II Solomon 4
Schr Sisters tBr), Curry. Nassau, NP-F Moutell 4
scnr Guiding star Obj. sanford. Horton. Nsc Der.
scnr Ar,auna tBr,. Everett. st John. Mp Novus 4
schr Havana Packet Dutch IIorken. Philadelphia
Sehr Tenncssee, Pnsbury. Boothbay. Me-navil"nd 4
Schr A Thompson. Mullen, New Haven-Racsets 4
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was leaking badly.
scnR AxsLrA Of Cotuis Port, from Port johnson With
during fog. IL mlies OF Gay Head The vessel break.
ing up The materials being saved. Cargo VIII DO
Newport RI June H. with loss q fcrssaii viii procure
new one from Boston and proceed on her trip.
E.s. sS At Hampton s ls7 ;nd MI sn .s
execution against Alfred Hook favor OF Thos Gay aud
Others Rider Cotton being tho purchasers q Sio2 DO
scnn cARolrSs KiyszLE. Diks. from PhilAdelphia
with 3i5 OF coal for salem went ashore on sunday
morning during fog, ~ the Sw point Of block Island
from Bds" y" u.s. ao1 .en sss and was bus a.
Phlladephia In 1885, Capt Diks three thrtyssc-
company.
CHARLESTON June 1.-The vessels In this harbor At ths
time quite limited and about down 70 the most
twelve In port of which steamer. y
bark ercs three schooner Four were under the
of Great Britain. Ono LOADING tor Liverpool
four for the nited Kingdom and The remainder Tor coast
wise ports rosuy or waiting.
HALivAx June 1.-THE vesse discovered ashore on Mon
day Southwest Cape Amherst Island abandoned
barkrrrsd and laden with lumber The name '.Rowen."
T1s on ssr ps. near 81. o IS. ns:
stern. found BARK Rowenn SBr). Bale arrived at
Newcastle. Nh, May ~, from Cardiff
telegram from BsTrinsson this evening says oarEs
MaTy ar.ss nr Juan es ss n :,h ,"m
Mud Island. ana will probably he total wrecks
NoRvoRx. June la-BArk Mnna tGer,, Buehn from Da-
rien for Charleston scotand before reported At Norfolk
ton
LAuscMxp Tho ship Ice King before noticed, was
launched from the yn,d o. Mr n'ps
Ia feet long 81 feet wide and - feet deep The
Captain Hurt After being iannehsa tho ship ssksn
yellow metal and fitted for the leo trade in tho wost
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REDUCTION OF WAGES.

THE PAY OF DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND
WESTERN ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN TO BE
CUT DOWN TEN PER CENT.
SCRANTON Pa, juno IL, 1871
The victory achieved by the Philadelphia aud Reading
Railroad Company its brief but earnest struggle
with the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers has
melted other companies TO follow the example Of
ducing wages. An order has just beon issued by W.
f. Hsstead Of this city, Superintendent Oh tho Dcln-
ware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, to tho effect
that and after the 18TH of this month tho wages
OF the engineers and nrcmcn In tho company 3
employ will be reduced ten per cent. The announce
ment comes rather unexpectedly as II Is only few
DAYS ago since the engineers assured by OF
tho company's officials that there truth lin q
statement iorcshadowing the reduction On this limo
the engineers all united. All members OF the
Brotherhood and are loyal to thor organization. Tho
fcolng among them against any person opposed to It
Is OF the intense character The nrcmcn also have
thor organization, growing up side by sidc with that
OF engineers friendly to u IN every respect and
between both the most fraternal feeling exists A
blow aimed at the engineers strikes the hremcn MS
we'll, and they will resist with all their power.
should these ganzatiops decide that their
must accept the reduction srike will be declared
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GENERAL WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, juno IL, ls7ZU
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Among the commissions signed by tho President TO.
day were those OF John McCintock DO United States
Marshal for Maryland and Jack Wharton 10 be United
States Marshal for Louisiana
SMALL NOTES IN CIRCULATION
The books Of tho Treasury Department show that
tho total amount VI dollar notes Ia crcu-
Iation Ia s51, 404, 5lL The amount Of such In
the Treasuror's Office ana reserved for use is
sl01s3, 3s7 Tho amount In tho Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing prepared, nearly ready tor delivery
The Treasury, is 50, 70I,972
THE FOUR FER CENT LOAN.
Some OF tho papers seem TO think that tho amount
Of four per bonds for popular subscription Is
limited to s25 600 900, and will DO absorbed by few
banking firms, who Will poddle II out to the people,
wha viii therefore receive benefit from IL There
need be trouble on tins point. the people can
have all thoy to the OF 500 0o0 II they
subscribe Tor 1t within thirty and pay Tor II within
ninety days. and subscriptions OF $50 and sioo viii
thankfully received.
TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS IN THE INDIAN
orFIcE PENDING THE INVESTIGATION OF
CHARGES.
Mr. s. A. Gaipin, Chief Clerk and Acting Commits
soucr OF the Indian Bureau, at his own request has
been relieved from duty In the Indian ONCE pending
Tho investigation Of the charges preferred against him
by J. b, Wolf and the President has designated Hon.
alonzo Bell Assistant Secretary Of the Interior TO
uerform the duties of Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
I'D interim. Mr.. C. W. Holcomb, Chief OF tho Land
Division OF the Indian Bureau has been temporarily
pss,cnod to duty as Chiof Clerk OF tho Bureau The
investigation commenced this morning
THE STRUGGLE FOR THE FIDEEAL OFFICES IN
ALADaMA--nEpuBLIcAN FACTION AT LOGGER
HEADS
Tho two delegations representing the copicndng
factions OF the republican party IN Alabama had inter-
views with Attorney General Dcvcns this morning In
regard TO the Marshaship and DIsric. Attorncysnip
Tor that state Ono delegation favored the retention
Of the present ircumbe while the other urged that
cosppes should be In the oiccs, and presented
names for the position. The Attorney General alter
hearing both delegations recon mended that they en-
dcayor 10 reconcile their differences and agree upon
rho nrpojntmon nj Of persons satisfactory TO both fac
mons Of the party The prcscnt incumbcnis are
George Turner Marshal, and g. T.. Mayer, District
Attorney The opposing faction IS divided IN mo
rccsm mendations. having two candidates for each
postiou For tho nsrshssh'p they present the names
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BREACH OF PROMISE.

A LADY RECEIVES EIoHT HUNDRED DOLLARS
DAMAGES AFTER HAVING BEEN TWICE DE-
SERTED by A FALSE LOVER.
PoUGHKRrrsiE, Juno IL, 1877
In tho circuit Court to-day, Judge Pratt presiding
No - on the Calendar called, entitled Phillips va
defendant Robert Moore, the action being for breach
OF promise rho parties reside IN tho town OF Red
Hook, the plainti n being a member OF one OF tho
Oldest and most respectable families IN that town,
is also the defendant. Plaintiff and defendant wcrc
lovers but for some Defendant failed fulfil an
engagement Of marriage and left her. She then made
no complaint, and hc courtcd aud married another
Young lady, who. year or so nfcrward died. when
defendant again went back 10 hts first love
and again entered into an engagement OF
only love and he more accepted and renewed
his suit, and again, without word OF explanation
lett ner the second time and married second vile.
Miss Philips wrote here time aud time again asking
Tor an explanation, hut received no rcpiy, and then
came this suit for $4,000 damages
ruE PLAINTIFFS STORY.
Tho first witness sworn was MISS Martha Phil
hps tho plaintiff. She became acquainted
with Robert Moore SIX years ago; after
came back again and took her out riding He SAID,
tsllartha Always loved you aud love you yet and
II you will have me now I'll have YOU" said, II love
you In return and III have you.n Somo time after
that he stopped coming and didn't visit mo alter
time be married Dorothy Glow.
Alter statements by plaintiffs brother and SIS
ter Moore was brought forward He Acknowledged
visiting aud riding out with her, but denied that he
not believe him, Tor at about SIX O'Clock this evening
they came with verdict OF $500 for plaintiff
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE p, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer utct) Chcvsiier, Rotterdam May 20 and
% With dss and :.
weather Fir. Island June s. lon 81 3d. passed
mdso and passengers to BceertA MORAN ,s
steamer san Jac'nto Hazard Savannah days. with
S..sss Charleston June 10
stesmes Bone,sc,or Jones, Wilmington No. days. with
Steamer Isaac BELL Lawrence Richmond. City Poin. and
Norfolk with mdsc the t,!d Dominion stc.mshp Co.
last Snow Burgess Is anchored At Sandy Hook :or or
ship Derby @ Hpnneksn Bremen - day. IN bal e,
t.. OF s';s,s .sasr :. .,
G.. nan,o Ms,;ss, 60 s:ysa
aa s:h bsnn. Hss co vs.
schr Metco:. Williams with mdse from steamer Husband,
Schr Ro.msr lof Bosson), Mcfarland Bagnor 10 days
" u%Ssu 70 with to
Simpson, Clamp Co: vessel to master.
81 Banks Flash Light (Br. and Maria Louisa dtsD.
which anchored in the owor bay, up to tho city
'-''-' PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Neptune, Berry. Boston for Nov York.
steamer CITY OF Now Bedford, Fish, Now Bedford for
senr / n ss,eus. Stevens: Bangor for New New York
sshr / ismelinc vanssl.or Providsnes York.
Schr George Markle SHROPSHIRE. Provdence for New
ScSv insr.ham. Dickinson. Portland. Ct for rhla-
Schr Uncle Joe Gale Conn sccut River for Now York.
schv Peicn. Sc ARIES. East drecpwich for New YORK
Schr Vim MeCobb. Ball. Stony Brook for New York
schr Celeste. Brown. Ncrshport for Now YORK
seSr Lille ' Wells Wells Port Jefferson for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Gisucus. Bearss. New York for Boston
Bark Esther tof Portland. Chisholm. New YORK Tor Ltv
Bark John c Smith, J ouss New York for Genoa.
Brig Bce Walters (Br). Wentworth. Now York Tor st
Brig Rubspa (Br, secor. New York for 81 John, NIB:
Brig Zcbenin DR. Merram New York for Shuiee, Ms
Schr Mary stow. bacon, New York for Providence
Schr Warren Gates smith. Now York for New Haven.
sehr smith O'Bren ciooen New York Tor Providence.
schr Matthew vaser Jr Kelly New YORK for New Bed
ford.
schr vandaiia, smith, New York for ssco:
Schr Pnllndiun Ryder New orx for Fall RIVER
sehr Madison Holmes. Bayies New York for Port joiner.
Scnr W Thompson, Mullen. New York for Now Haven
Schr Circle. Fanninx. Now York for Circenport.
Schr ID Rockhi. slower New York Tor Dover.
Sehr Hyenn, Chrtcr. Hoboken for Portsmouth
Schr Eveliue. White. Hoboken for salem.
schr John favnum, Hawthorn. lfoboken for Lynn
Schr Peacedalc. Cssveli. Hoboken for Narragnnsett.
Schr john Stockhnm. Hart 1Iobokcn for Providence.
Schr Lady Ellen, Garter. Ambov for Providence.
Schr Onrust, Winters, Port johnson for Providcnce
schr Mary Prcdmore Sherman Port johnson for Prov.
idenrc
Schr Adde G. Bryant Stubhs. Port johnson for Bottom
Schr Sam Weller, Brockway Rondout for Hsverhtll
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THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
PROGRESS OF THE ANNUAL ExAMINATIoN-sEA-
MANsHIP AND GUNNERY.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE IIERALD.1

rpY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Juno IL, Ion.
The Board OF Visitors OF the Naval Academy met
this morning, and at haif-pst ten adjourned to the
United States ship Dale whore the cadets gave prnc-
teal OF their knowledge OF seamanshp
in bending and unbcnding, uniuring and Turing sail
and taking down spars The cadets then wont NIB GARD
tho unlted States gunncry ship santec and gave
hibition OF the manner Of defending a ship when
attacked by boarding party.
PRACTICE.
Target practice followed, thc target six feet by six
being placed one hundred yards distant. Over forty
single shells and broadsldc OF eleven guns were
nrcd any shot OF which would have struck an or.
binary ship
This afternoon the Board will pay official visit to
Rear Admiral Rodgers, Superintendent ofthe Academy,
and the cadets Will exercise IN handling the yards.
The mau9uvres this morning were witnessed by large
company oI strangers, citizens and relatives OF tho
cadets IL n probable that Chancellor william q.
Hammond, oi tho Iowa state University, will deliver
the annual address to the graduating class.
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dercd to TO the Secretary OF the Interior Tor
duty as n mounted officer, with the United States
geographical and geological survey OF the Rocky
Mountain region IN charge OF Major Powell.
Second Lieutenants Charles Tyrne. Sixth infantry,
and Thomas l. Clay, Tenth infantry, have been re-
licved from duty NJ Fort Columbus, New York Har-
bor and ordered 10 Join their regiments
Second Lieutenant Alexis r. Paxten, Fifteenth In
fautry, has been renewed from duty Columbus Bar
racks. ono, ana ordered to Ioin his regiment
First Lieutenant Samuel II. Jones, Fourth artillery,
has been detailed tor duty Professor OF Military
Science and Tactics at the Hampton Normal School
and Agricultural Institute, Al Hampton, Va
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. june 5-Ssiicd, bark Matte MacIeag
(IIaw), Pope, Honolulu.
ALEXANDRIA, juno IL Arrived. schr 0ameweIi,
New ork.
Sntiei--schr Eta a, Simpson. Boston,
Passed down-s~hr Vim Garrison. from Georgetown.
BOSTON, June I2-Arrivcd schr Ciytie. leighton. Alex
andra.
ye,ox Mon olsen Queenstown or Falmouth orders
schr, Emcrsou Rnkcs Marsto,, and Geo Mills George
town Geo l. Fcssenden, Bcebc. Baltimore; u Brooks.
Dudley, New York. -
sulcd--steamcrs Panther: Perkioncn. WIN Crane. Do.
minion; ship Mcdora; bark Smith.
BALfIN0kE jung i.-Arriyed, steamers oe.orora,
Come up from Qusrantine-Brig Alvin Kelly BD. Kelly.
cisarcd--s,eumcrs VIM La~rencs. Howes. Providence
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AsrxwALL juno o-sa,led steamer Andes CBr,. Hughes
B.an.pos May 20 ARRIVED. schr Mnrxie, McFadoon.
Nay 2o-ln port os sailed as before stated
brig savi tBr1 Johnston. San Francisco. ldg coffee
Gov NAY M M Nay bark. E
oulson. t,r. McCarrig Boston; Juno s, Fanny Carv
nasson IsiANp. NAV ae-Arrived. Reindeer. How.
iiAItyAx jane H. PM Sailed. steamer Bermuda (Br)
Anerovc tirom 81 Johns. MY New York
as ST. ss 'a;
irv Hroot june a-Arrvcd bark Gunhilda tBn. Mer.
ass s @ sr
sS is.ss 4 Il. Ss..ns Tss..
M.nJ.iu, ssrt. rhp W,yS,snns s srfnsrp R'r
Sos!ss1, juno Arrives bark oasviG, G.vinc. Ant.
Rsisices; Campbell. Mar.cils. -. 90.
mcnsS: H' Lake cS"mpsis' Benson. liverpool
PrnsAnnUco May iS-saisd. brig Bososn, Johnson Now
w Toi.rr,Ssss May '"-Arr'v'd ''A' Wyoming ro'''
Ss;i:s s;s SMILEY Ss,
s'S.sSI %, %"' Ss::,, 'S :sP
Tn. sSss,s.a Sss; c: ;s .,,
csnsaiIen roi,jnxes F%o..h Golden lI ORR Ks,-
:rssassI; Marion. ii.s.ss Do rlssa.ni sss,dlas
n"s ss s
Savanna. ONeil. Belfast MAGMA. INchnrtascn,
West IiRrtlcnnol: brig Sc George. Brydcs. Conway
SANTOS May 5tn port. brig Leonard Mycra Hicks. from
Rcmond Va arrived I'd bcfcro reported without dAc,.
81 AGO. Cuoa Juno 2-In port. bark II Ingcrsoli,
strout. for caibaricn. TO load for New York.
ST JonY NIB. june 0-Cleared schr Bcdnbsdec, Tufts.
Philadelphia; 18th. bark Nicola. Pcmbrokc brig Elda
(Bri, Mcmillan Pensacola. -
Sailca 9TH ships John Barbour Baker. Bordesux Kim
burn B Perry Liverpool; harks Kate Agnes Rr), Olsen,
Newport Ada Barton iBr). wyman. Dublin: schr Decori
(Br,, Dean Westport. L. .
TRtNfnAD Cuba. In port brig VIM Mason, Adams,
FOR Philaiel pha, reany To st next day
VICTORIA VI, June Arrived. bark California, Love
San Francisco
VAlPAnAlso. May 1--Arrivcd. bark Erninia Alvarcs
Chin fiopp, Puget sound; 4th ship Magellan, Henry
Tai
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AAnHuus June 7-Arrived bark Ebcuezsr (Nor). Nell
sen. New York.
ANTWERP, juno l1-Saled, bark Jupiter UGer, Schdt,
| Now York
BREMEN juno 9--Arrved. ship Humboldt Ger. Corne-
lius New York; 18th, schr Day tBD Chute. Pasca
| gouia.
BuKSos AYREs. about June 1-Saied bark Charles r
Lewis Race Batavia.
CRoNsrADr. juno 0-Arrivcd schr John II Hancock, FL
drldge Now Orleans
COPENHAGEN Juno 7-Arrivod brig Laura tBr). Hsrti.
gan, Richmond.
cAp,z to Juno f2-Arrived park Emma (I.aD css.anso
DuxDALK, juno ll-Arrived brig Caccatore dtaD. Ro-
mnno New York
DAsrzrc. Juno 7-An,veo bark Golus Ger. Berding.
New York.
FALMOUTH. June 1a-sailed 'Alecia. for Boston.
FAYAL June 4-saled %. bark AEor Davis Boston
GLAssox Dock Juno lo--Arrived, bark Able (Nor) Oh.
sen. Daricn.
GIpRALrAR, Juno 7-Arrived. brig Concessions Immseo.
lata utaD, Stringa, New York.
HULL Juno l2-Arrived Anna Dobondo ~. from Balsi-
more.
HAxsuRc juno l1sailed brig Cito DAN, jansen VII.
mington NC; also the Edmond Bourgoss for Charles
ton
HAvRE. Juno 1o-Arrived. ship Louise ct Rose trp,
Dubosc, Now Orleans.
LvERPooL, juno 12-Arrfvcd. stcsmer Australian (Br)
Peters, New orleana
Sailed i2th ships wasdalo tBr,. Bley. San Francisco;
Ellen Munroe. Eorcross dc Success Hichbcr New York.
In 18th. brig ~ Stttlman. Itbbetts Toe Boston.
foxpox June I2-Arrivsd Norms tGcr). Bernecker
New York.
Cleared 18th bark Euro lAns,. niegich. New York.
LIzARp Juno l2-OG Franco tBr), Aitrse rom
\ New York for London
| LKcHons, Juno 5-saiisd. bark Maud Scanned tBp.
! Thompson. New York.
MENTION Juno l1--sailed South Tyne (Bf),
| Now York.
MovIrLx June IL Arrived Ethiopia (Br Craig,
| Now York for Glasgow land proceeded. -.
MARsxLLxs June ll-ssiled, bark Nathaniel (Nor) ia
cobsen, New York.
QUEENSTOWN Juno 12-Arrved. stcnmor Marathon (Br),
! Garrett Boston for Liverpool land proccedcd).
on Roche's Point 12th Minnesota (Br. Burwel
| Boston for Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON juno I2-ArTtved. steamer Main Ger,
| Rechmann. New York for Bremen land procea dcd).
STOCKHOLM June 6Arrived bark Albion tNor), Guuder.
| sen, Now York
TRIESTE Juno 5-ssiIed. bark Frgsts Bird or Wonder
| Lippc, Now York. .s-+..ttts'
vLrssINcES June 11-Saled. steamer Caiand (Beig),
| Deddcs from Rottcrdam,. New York.
YARMOUTH. June IL irrvod bark Skinner tNor. Tee-
! syn, Daricn
Sailed from - May II, somerville for United States
Ozark somerve tr). Baker has boon reported sailed
from Antwerp May IL for Nov York;.
LONDON June Brig Sol tsp, Msres. from Savannah
April 30 for Barcelona Is ashore At Cape do Gate.
roRro Juno I2-steamer Olga has arrived hero re-
ports having passed the 9th American schooner,
bearing NV by W. wntcrlogged.
WEATHER REPORT.
| HotyuEAp June H. Pm Wind NE. gentle.