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The White Sulphur spring- Confer.
ence.

NBw YORK, July II.
Tho Herald's Richmond correspondent
" "Sraphs that the so-caled democratic
conference at White SULPHUR Springs Is a
myth Not a single democratic leader had
the Olightest knowledge of it. The rumor
Originated in the fact that number of con-
gressmen will summer at the Sprinea.
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Weather Indications.

VrFIcs OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON July 13-l a. m.
For New England, stationary or higher
pressure, stationary temperature, variable
winds mostly from the south, and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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Gen. Clusters Remains Found.

BISMARCK, July II.
The steamer Fletcher has arrived from
the Little Big Horn, bringing the remains
of Gen. Custer and other officers massacred
with him. They will be taken to Fort
Lincoln tor the present.
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Disappeared.

CHICAGO, July 10.
The chief Of police has received informa-
ton that Frank Kite, treasurer of Howard
county, Iowa, has disappeared. The
amount Of his deficiency is not known.
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THE NEW
Bates House..
RUTLAND, VT.
NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

This house, erected on the site OF the hotel
burned In 1876, is just been com leted, and is
nov open for the reception OF guests. The new
hotel is much lArgrr than the old QUE, and more
conveniently ar-aL ged. IL Is furnished tnToug gh-
out with black wal. ut furniture, and has al
the latest improvements, both In FURNISHINGS
and general arrangement lt IS lighted
throughout by gas, heatt by steam. h ~ hot
and cold water and bath rooms ON each floor.
Il sh0't- everything that genius has Invented
and money can buy, for the comfort OF Iravrl-
ers, has been placed In the Bates Hbuse for the
use or its guests.
The table Of the old Bates House was its es.
pecial pride, and the new one will be fully
equal TO tbe old in that respect. The cuisine
a.rangemeUts In he new hotel a. secU d 10
no motel in this section, and the tables Ill be
amply provided with the best the market a.
fords, cooked and served in nrst-class style.
chs proprietors would be pleased TO receive
the pa ronage ot the numerous friends and
guests OF the old house, feeling contiient Ihat
the new house Ill be even more attractive TO
The travelling public than the old one.
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Bronchitis Is dry Inflammation Of the men,
Gaa,ro ~ tne Broncola, which causes constant
oesire 70 e4pectorate, but with all the Efforts
y, scraplhg, coughing or sneezlhg, there is no
nt; 3 70 oe raised, and the difficulty Increases
Tnna n oe1cones chronic. Briggs Throat and
Ne9VTeef 9Tef Rfa2PfiEssggS Rfa2PfiEss ggS Sait9. SSPd al diseases
Headache-Who can avoid looking haggard
and old, when the brain is craZed with pain I?
VINO can deny the fact that disease. accompan-
led by pain. is gre eater Tavager OF beauty Than
Time? j. Briggs Anevanter will cure head
acne and neuralgia In a trice, am all sufferers
dy. sold by druggists.
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Bank Suspension.

ST. Lou!s July II.
Private dispatches report the suspension
of the Pike county bank of Louisiana. 1t
is slid that the deposltors will be paid, but
there W., be little left for the stockholders.
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FIRE.

Is we go to press the house. of Barney
Traverse in Nebraska is burning. It is
wrapped in flames, and probably nothing
will be saved
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TIE Obstinate Orangemen.

MtNTRLAL, July II.
h MAORI i only four at The Or'nge-
mems meeting decided not to pa.ale. The
minority and the yoang Britains will, how
ever, march in body to d!nner service.
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STEALING FROM RAILROAD TRAINS.

SYRACUSE, July IL.
Sheriff Meldrsne arrested gang of rail-
way thieves at Warmers Station on the Gen.
tral road, while In the act Of throwing a
valuable case Of silks out of freight car.
The gang is composed of Edward Wait,
engineer on the Central road, William
Spring and Coville Dickerson, brakemen.
1t is believed the rest of the gang will be
caught. Their modus operandi has been
for employees Of the road to throw off valu-
able cases of goods from freight trains in
the night, which were secreted by accom-
plices. Thousands of dollars worth of
goods have been stolen in this manner.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Kew York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YoRK. July II,

GOLD quoted at 1885,.
MONEY quoted at lH@2.
GOVERNMENT BONDS steady.
PRIME Mercan lie Poper ut s9b.
CLEAkINGS, $tl ,0l3,000.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS, f36b, 900.
TREASURY disbursements f465,ooo.
RAILROAD Bon DIS irregular.
srOLKS are gene ally Weak and lower, with
exc ption OF Western Union and Plttsburg
which were firm, the former advancing y for
day transact ons.
inc fnllnNQInR are fna nnnIa IaIlnnR.
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AT COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, o., July IL.
The rAces were well attended The 2:25
class was won by Jewess, Lewenski sec
ond, Belle Brassfeld third; time 2;29,
2:393, 93l4, 2;2s4, 229i, 2:2s, 2'9S, 1888.
The second race, 2:32 class, was won by
Deception, Bay Charlie second, Bay Frank
third time 2;9O. 2;ee, 2;3O3. 2;2o3, s;SOt.
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The Q 81 class, purse $2.5C0, was won by
Alley, Damon second, King Phillip third,
Dan Bryant fourth. Time, 2.27, 2 20. 2.26,
2 "a, 2,24. Damon won the first heat and
King Phillip the fourth.
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INDIAN SUCCESS
GOLD BY WEIGHT.
The Turf.
HAMPDEN PARK RACES.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass July IL.
Lady Smell won the unfinished 23 race
in Q "a, White Stocking second, Honest
Harry third. Charlie Mac fourth.
Tn ,ha o 10 olaaa ,,us.o ,1,.ao 90 nnn
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BOWLING GREEN, July 10.
The body of Miss Burton, who has been
missed from.her house at Point Oliver, was
found near the residence of her brotber-in-
law, George Stark, with two bullet holes
10 her head. The body was in an ad-
vanced state of decomposition. Stark was
arrested as the murderer, and placed under
guard at Scottsville. He was taken out
last night and hung. The lynched man is
su'pects1 of criminal intimacy with Miss
Burton.
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FIVE PERSONS KILL ED BY THE CARS.

0hEhNtlfLDj July IL
An extra engine and caboose running
toward Greenfield on the Filchburg rail-
road, at Wendell station ian into a team
which was crossing the railroad at that
point, killing Ira Davis, Mrs. Jonah Davis,
his mother, Mrs. Ira Wakefield, Mrs. Eu-
gene Brown and Miss Nettie Lacey. Mrs.
Brown lived half an hour the others were
killed instantly, and badly mangled. The
locomotive was not running at very great
speed. The party we're returning home
from berrying.
TRIAL OF THE NORTHAMPTON BURGLARS
SPRINGFIELD, Masa., July l2.
In the trial of The bank burglars at North
ampton, to-day, j. II. Sweetzer of Boston,
senior counsel for the defense, withdrew
at the beginning of the morning session, be-
cause of ruling of the judge depriving the
defense of an exception taken the previous
day. Alter the prosecution introduced
witnesses, the prosecution rested, and the
defense astonished everybody by declining
to present any evidence or plea although
they had summoned large number of wit
nesses. The counsel Tor the common
wealth argued the case, showing corrobora-
tions of Edson's testimony. The judges
charge was postponed till tomorrow.
Yesterday morning two we'll dressed
men entered the Wholesale clothing store OF
s. McCarty, Sons & Co., of Utica, N. Y
One engaged the attention of the clerk
while the other stole large quantity Of
silk and decsmped.
Thomas Cufley, to be hanged August o.
for numbering Mary Whitley OF Morris
town, Pa, confessed that he committed
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THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
Crimes and Casualties.
FATAL COAL MINE EXPLOSION.


CLEVELAND, July IL.
1t is reported this afternoon that an ex-
plosion occurred in the mines of the Brook
field coal company near WheatlaEd, Pa +,
on the Erie and Pittsburg railroad, between
Sharon aud Newcastle. Fourteen bodies
are already recovered. 1t is said there
were between forty and fifty men at work
at the time OF the explosion.
LATER-oNLT SIX KILLED.
CLEVELAND, 81 p. IN.
The Brookfeld coal mine disaster at
Wheatland, Pa, is not as bad as at first
reported. Later news place the number
OF dead at six. Their names are Robt.
Williams, Miles Davis, John Jones, David
Jenkins, Richard Jones and John Baxter.
Twenty-'even more men were nearly suffo-
Gated. The coal from Brookfield mine Is
hauled out by locomotive engine. This
morning the managers of the mine ordered
anthracite coal burned ln the engine furn-
ace instead OF soft, hereto fore used. About
eleven o'clock the engine passed into q
slope. After being in a short time the
men in charge of the engine became sud-
denly affected by the gas from hard coal,
causing them to fall to the ground In a
senseess condition. The engineer man
aged to make his way to the mouth of the
bank and give the alarm at which large
number of the men rushed into the bank to
rescue their comrades. One after another
they passed in but were Immediately over
come by the gas and they too fell insensi-
BILE. After several had thus fallen q gang
was organized to rescue those who went in
last, and squad Of four or five passed in
until they came to fallen comrade when
they would take him in their aims and
carry nim out to the open air. In this way
36 were brought out six of whom we're
either dead before reaching the mouth of
the bank or died Immediately after.
IUsT MupDPp AMI rxrru ,,xy
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LUST, MURDER AND LYNCH LAW.

ST. LOUIS, July II.
Friday, Mrs. John Green, living near
Roanoke, Randolph county, was shot by
her husband and mortally wounded. Green
claimed that the shooting was accidental.
Mrs. Green declared it was not, and shortly
saeETs'a sd Gne sresf OF Gs Fe ssfRa sRa ht tpAaF
to Huntsville for examination. Monday
night party of men took Green from the
custody of the sheriff aud hung him TO a
tree near at hand. 1t is said Green's init
macy with another woman led him to
murder his vile. The Greens left seven
children.
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F. q. Wheeler,

Fine watch repairing speciality. mylOdtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-26
CLEARED.

Steamer Cassslis CBD. Butler. LveIpooi-Hendsrson
Bros. -. .
Funch. Edyc 4 Co. -
Steamer City Of New York. Zimmerman. Havana-F Alex
andre Sons :. . , :.
steamer City of Austin Stevens. Fernandina via PORT
steamer Octorara Reynolds. Baitimore-Wm DaiselL
steamer A Stimers Warren, PhilAdelphia--Ias Hand
ship Carisbrooke Castle (Br) Freebody. London-W D
Esti America tdso, Kauseh, Livsrpoo-Iisrmsnn Koop
bark Misti Fr). Rorlau. Bristol E-Edmnnd rnkart
Bark Folkvsng Nor, Hamro. Queenstown, Falmouth or
Plymouth for orders-Bockmann, Oerlein x 90.
bark Aqua (Nor). Lovold. Gothenbnrg-C Tobias Co.
Bark Heios (Nor). Mathiesen Konigsbc.g-Bockma ann.
OerIen Co. -
Park Fiorcila Craie. Msrseiies-Jas Henry.
Brig Rock (Br) Wright Gibraltar TOR ordersJ Parker
isrig Katie DAM. Robinson, Antigua Thomas Donni-
brig gcnshaw Sweater St Jaso de Cuba via Brunswick,
Gar A Robertson Co.
schr Axclda Laura, Jorgensen. Baracoa-B Weinberg
schr Nile, Mctcalf Governors Harbor-B Weinberg
sehr VIM Farren Linsley, Cat Island-B Weinberg
schr II williams Wilson. cksonyiile-warren Ray.
Schr Monitor, Chase, Boston-Chas living.
schr Almedn, smith Boston--Jed Frye A 20.
schr Maria Hesrn Mvrrcil. saybrook. C--Cartwrsht
DOYLE.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

wAsuISGroy May IS, 1871
TIE BALTIMORE AND LOUISVILLE PosMAsTER-
At tho Cabinet session to-day it was decided TO ap
point General s. Tyler to the position Of Postmaster
n Baltimore and his commission such will be signed
by the President without delay.
twas also decided to appoint Mrs. Thompson, .
daughter Of the late Rev. Alexander Campbell, Post
mistress at Louisville KY Mr.. Campbell, it VIII be
remembered, was celebrated Scotch divine, tho
founder of the Campbe!lilc Baptist denomination and
for many years President OF the College at Bethany,
Brook county W. Va
CONSOLIDATION OF THE NEW YORK REVENUE
DIsTRIcTs-BLAKE AND WEBER TO BE Re-
tanned.
A. the Cabinet meeting to-day 1t was decided to re.
tain Collectors Blake and Weber in tho Internal Rev.
snue service in New York CITY, IN charge OF the
spective consolidated Thirty second and Second and
Third and Fourth districts, and the order for their
appointments to tho new Offices will consequently be
issued
limitations are not wanting that protest viii! BIO
made by the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
against the retention OF Collector Weber, but il IS
also stated that he has very powerful influence at
work with the administration in favor OF his contn-
nance In bis present office.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARx Z II YARRIscroS 254 tons bnt at Duxbury, Mass
In 1853 now at port been sold New Bedford
ties for 5000
scuR ELLEN FRANCIS, Of Gloucester went ashore on Ed
Hats 23d n bat got on NJ high water after carry
ing out q kedgc.
changed Five eightrs are now owned by chase
Ieavitt Co. OF Portland tho managing owners, Capt
RF Hartley and Capt Alfred Patterson. Of Saco Tho
latter gentleman will her The remaining three
erhths are owned Ia Haverhi Hereafter the vessel will
hail from Portland sho Sailed 18th At Portland FOR
Havana.
Bos on COAL when outside the Capcs on the I'D INST
sprung leak and towcd back TO this port Tor REPAIRS
ouEnEc May 24-Bark Mary Lawon (Br), Eidrdge, from
Liverpool dragged anchor and fonlcd bark ckspurgnp
for Sharpness Point. Considerable damage.
wuw,scroy NC May 2J-Steainer City Point, OF the
and Florida ine has put IN below on account
OF heavy northes asst gale. She sustained no damage
I,AuycpRp-Bark Lucretia launched from the yard
Of Messrs Goss Sawyer Bah, Me- May - she IN owned
by Capt VIM Lewis. Of New Bedford. and others Is 3l2
TONS fitted VIII aliny voyage from
New BEDFORD Her length on deck Is lio feet beam ~
feet and depth ~ feet
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE
NAVY REGARDING THE HEALTH OF VESSELS

INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE
NAVY REGARDING THE HEALTH OF VESSELS
ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, May 25, 1877.
Tho Secretary OF the Navy has issued u circular
nouncng that for the purpose Of ascertanng the
tion between the diseases incident to life board ship
and tho condition OF the air between decks, medical
officers OF tho navy required to make careful
hygrometr.c and, when possible accurate endometric
observations board all ships in commission. They
will make quarterly tabulaed returns OF these obscrva-
hons to the Bureau OF Medicine and Surgery.
APPLICANTS CBAPLAINcY
Tho Secretary OF the Navy has issued q circular
amending the regulations for the govern ment OF that
branch OF the service provide that applicants
for the position chaplain in the must be not less
Than twenty nor moro than thirty-fve years of
THE MONoyGAHELA.
A despatch received at the Navy Department an
pounces the departure OF the United States training
steamer Monon gahcla from Norfolk this morning. with
the boys enlisted at Baltimore on board, for
cruise along tho Atlantic coast
ORDERS.
Lieuvensnt william WEIGH has been orderci 10 duty
~ executive officer OF the Onward at Cailao, Peru
Captain Aaron w. Weaver has been detached from
the command OF the Dictator and placed on waiting
from the YanIic aud placed waiting orders Ensign
William Winder and CHEF engineer William n. King
have been detached from the Dictator and placed on
waiting orders Assistant Paymastcr j. r. Stanton
has been detached from the Dictator and ordered
settle hts accounts
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OPPOSITION TO HAYES.

ALLEGED FORMIDABLE MOVEMENT ON FOOT
PETITION FOR A JUNE MEMBERS OF
THE CABINET REPORTED IN SYMPATHY.
From tho Boston Herald Of May 25l
WASHINGTON, May "a, 1877.
Senator Biaiue LETT for New York tonight and Will
yctdrn here on Saturday. II Is stated by those
who claim TO know what is going on that
hero Is formidable movement on foot in the
republican party in opposition TO the administration,
and that tho first step in the scheme is to procure
reversal of the decision of the President which post
poned the extra ofCongrsss until October 1t
Is said that petition for session in June signed by
) very large number OF members of Congress,
b to be prepared, ana that this petition will be pub
hshed. The republicans from Pennsylvania are
ported 10 DO at work upon this scheme, and rnmor
Svep goes far TO state that Mr.. Conk-
hrg and Mr.. Blaine nave como TO the same
way Of thinking on this matter. II is
furthermore reported that tho movement
Tor early session has the support OF TWO three
members Of the Cabinet There Is undoubtedly
snort making the direction Indicated, but until
lhcrc some further developments in regard to IL
lhe reports which circulation here should be
taken with great deal OF reserve.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
GIr.MoIE's GARDEN.

GILMoIEs GARDEN.
large aud appreciatiye audience again filled this
popular place entertainment last evening In fact,
If one desires to see and be during the coming
summer nights the fashionable resort is likely to DO
Glmores Garden. The beauty Of the surroundings,
the opportunity for promenade or frta-
rnusic-ali conducc to mako 1t inviting and
attractive. The programme last night was the same
the opening and there is reason 10 modify the
comments then made. The band has already shown
that IL has superior IN this country, and probably
not elsewhere Every Individual OF which 1t rs COM
posed Is in himself artist Tho orchestral effect Is
simply superb, and while critics may quarrel
about the inquity OF presenting in reed or
brass that which composers intended to illustrate only
on the string, tho public accept with admiration the
seting OF Gilmore. Two OF tho features OF the pro-
gramme worthy of being mentioned second time.
One Is tho exqusiteiy fresh and timely cultured voice
OF Sgnorina Elisa Galimberti, and the other Is the
Grand Concert air and variations, in which the
former nearly every instrument has an opportunity
Of showing the metal OF which he is made.
concert waltz entitled 'sReturn from Abroad CON-
posed by Rud Aronson, young New Yorker who
has distinguished himself in Europe and Is likely
be heard from hereafter, v likewise among tho popu-
lar airs played for the EFst Time Ivy the band. The
splendid solos OF Mr.. ArbucKle his cornet also
awahed with not litte pleasurAplv anticipation.
On Sunday evening tho simmer season OF Sunssy
concerts will commence, when Mr.. Gilmore will
present programme specially adapted to the occason
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Capt Wilson, Of schr Golden Rule the buoy indi
eating Smiths Ledge, Long Island Sound, missing.
sEYcHELLE IsLAsDs-sAHE IsLASp-RRD AT FORT
VICTORIA.
The British Admiralty photographic onics. London,
publishes the following inform the report OF
Commander " Crohan OF II Flying Fish from the
LIST OF March, 1877 light would be exhibited light
house recently erected the northwest the
reef entrance to Port vctora Maize Island The igh.
is liked red "a feet above level and visible In clear
weather miles; uminatcs OF 142 degrees be-
tween the bearings Of and NV u N except whore
scured by Intervening islands Lighthouse built Of coral
~ fact high and painted white The Illuminating ap
red light Is also shown the nchorage in Port VIC
toa Hearings magnetic, and from the ship Variation,
4 As westerly in 1871
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THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.

CELEBRATION OF MEMORIAL DAY IN NORFOLK
raATEnNIzATIoN OF THE BLUE AND THE
GRAY.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va, May %, 1877.
Our people have pous custom, that OF dcdicatng
ana dav 10 tho memory OF tho Confederate dead. To-
nv was consscrated 70 this purpose, and was remark
ria from tho fact that tho Marno guard attached
mis- naval station turned out with the volunteer troops
s,om Norfolk and Hampton in honor Of tho mourniul
GARvgs iMPARTIALIY DEcKED.
Tho flowers which annually are slrcwn upon The
svss of the brave dead scattered with patriotic
rosrtoIity above the ashes OF those who foil In our
-rkappv war; whether they met their fate under tho
aasrs ana Stripes or Stars and Bars.
ygpgRAL TROOPS IN TuE LINE
Tho sppearance OF thc United States troops, with
- vo,nntecfs both dong honor 70 tho valiant dead
49, hsnod 81 our people with unspcakablc pleasure.
the ORATOR..
Mayor r. g. Marshall, grandson Of on'ci 'us"cc
uarshaIL delivered the orauon- co,on., ,.uos por
Tho troops were Commanded -, " disinrusned penn.
SyIvsnia rcpublicaa JOURNALIST
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM. DAY 23-Arrived. Dark sarucnay tBr,
Towns. st John. NIB.
HELvoKr. May 24-saIed. bark II Duva tBr,. Trefry,
Now York.
BELFAST. May 25-Arnved bark Arrow tNoD. Gunder.
sen. Wilmington. NC.
BARCELONA, May ls--Arrvod. schr c Nswas. Dayton,
Mobile
CopEsHAcrs. May 2o-Arrivsd. barks Tenax Pronoste
(Nor. Eilerscn. Now York: 2is Olaf elias (ws,, Domey.
Richmond.
HAvnr, May 24-salod. barx Texas (Gep Hillcms,
Fortress Monroe.
LIVERPOOL May 5-saiisd. schr chas Bayies. Flyers,
Philadelphia
LrssoT to May 25-Arriyed. brig Laura cacacs utar,
Lauro. New York.
MovILLw. May 2Arrived. steamer Nova scotian (Br,.
Richardson Baltimore via St Johns NJ Liverpool and
proceeded).
NrwRv. May 22-Arrvcd. banks Pietro Accamo utal),
Poiesta. Baltimore; Amicitia CNor). Reimers. do.
NAPLES, TO May 25-Arrived, bark Duo Traselli QtaD
Messina, New Orleans
PLYMOUTH. May 25--sa!led. bark DeGno CtaD, schiaf
Emo Baltimore
PNANG May isArrivod previously bark Francesca Sta.
race dtaD. Gargnlo. New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Mny 25, PM-Arrived. steamers Russia
C3r). Cook. New York for Liverpool (and proceeded).
Sailed 25th IL AN. steamer Adratic r). Perry (from
LiverpooD. New York
Also sailed 25th, City Of Chester CB Tibhitts
0rom Iiverpoop. New York.
ROTTERDAM. May 25-Arrivod. steamer Caand (Dutch)
Deddes New York.
STOCKHOLM to May 25Arrived bark Molly t1cr) wurts
Now York.
SINGAPORE, to May 24-Arrived shin Timour Robbins
Newport, r..
In port May D. bark Ethan Alien. Hardy for Now York
ldg.
In port May %. bark Neptune tGer). for Now York.
Arrived at United Kingdom port May 25 the Frey, from
United States.
LONDON MAY 25A telegram from CallHo TINT Tho
ship Gaban (Ger. lost at Pabeon do Plea BY the
late tidal Grew saved THE l. O was built Al
Quincy Mass In 1875 registered 1914 TONS owned
Ia Bromen.l 0'5t3