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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-18

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-03-18

strike at the root of these causes offunctonal dseas
the liver; and in this harmless vet certain remedy ft
the only physiological and philosophical solution OF
great
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DAcT1c NAH. srEAMsHIP COMPANY
70, San Sssss.so s s i.ih$ss 'S y 'is rsa.ma
~ s' % ssr
From rancjsso IIengulg New Zealand
For freight general infor%a.on apply :. compsnys
% On sI Ps s sss a M s
UNITED srA1fs ATfs sfEaxsaiF AHR sHAfI1 LINE,
for 8. Thomas, Para. fsrnsmeuco, Bahia and Rio do
Rico and Spanish Main.
The nov nrst elias: iron steamship CITY OF PARA
No freight received after 3D. Freight paid in ad
Sy 4. for = hs
m 'ss s By n oss 0s9r n de'
For freight engagements or passage hsvng elegant ac
''"1' q IL SxLL1aI 1 CO., Agents, onlce pior aoER
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
M ', b ss' s.; ss q % .i dss
sss.msr SANTIAGO DR Now s
For feigh. and passage having unsurpassed accommo
xsKRxh E5fsa EHEDE CO. Co. ss Ss.a.. sssTs sss'
NEW YORK Asa saySsH SssA piRher me- : ; LINE FOR
$ $ sAnATSgA @s", 80 Wsaas.s.y. November %
sasa cUz saa VEST sp2 "a
ISLANDS in connection with French and English steam
'A'p ms ''' : JAMES Il. WARD 3 CO.. liz walls
nj ", HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL $. s. LINE.
%%vasx JEcf Ssss %sp sSsf VERA GRa
- calling M Progrcso Campeachy and Frontera-
ssSSsEay i:;;.: s$;s
Steamers leave New Orleans Nov ~ and Vera
Cruz via Matamoros, Tampico. Tuxpsn, connecting with
r. Sons 'siss s. broadway
HALIrAx, n. n, AND ST JOHNS, y. y. cRoMwELL
lliineStcamshps leave follows from pior ~ North
River -. u
CORTES. Friday, November -
ALHAMBEA.. Tuesday December
For passage daving excellent acconmodations or
freight apply TO CLARK SEAMAN, ~ West ST.
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
L AoRGAS,s, LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Steamship NEW YORK
will sail from pier ~ North River Saturday November 16
asp NJ taking freight for New Orleans, Mobile and all
Mississippi River points Brasos Santiago and
For freight and other information apply to
pier SO North River.
QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS To TEXAS HAVING
Slbecn removed, steamer NEW YORK will receive
freight for a. our Texas BSa ESnsi ys SsS 9Ssn'
NEW YoRK. Nov. To- 1878 pier ~ North River.
V,ExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON
i steamer CARONDELET, Captain Burrows, will sail
from pier 20 East River Saturday November 16 NJ
Through bills of iadint given TO Houston and all points
ton and Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg San
Antonio railroads.
FOR freight passage and general information apply to
=. III. MALLORY CO, Agents,
Ksy WosL Fla
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EXCURSIONS.

CoD FIsHINp TO 8, IL II F1TH0Ns, on
swift SETH Low with boiler and saloon
tchanss Of time table,. leaving Franklin S. 10Th
battery stone pier to staten Island ferry A. NJ Cod
bait and tackle board n. B.tunning trip ducks
Novcmbcr26 Tickcs 1mitcd to 50 for sale on board
at lS3 Bowery, hardware store.
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ssrk Floke Nor,. Nicholson. Amsterdam ann,
Oerietn x Go.
Co.
Bark nsavund (Sor). Uiiensso, DunkirK-tuuch, Edge
Lanro. storsy 4 scRrpaii
A Co.
nark Hersliia Port,, xctto. Lisbon--G Amsnek 4 Co.
Bark Columbia. Dickerson, Barbados-H Trsubridges
Sons
Brig Gem Pierce. barbados Daniel Trowbridge Co.
Biz Ruby. Rice, Port spnin-Daniei Trowbridxe Co.
schr Weeks. Farr Passages tsp.in)-Ku ser Bros
Co.
schr Paine. Hiiyard, roint-a Ptre. Gand-DwiEht
Plat.
>chr Good VIII Br), Roberts, arbor lslsnd-wm Doug.
lass a Co.
Son.
schr Arnon (Br,, Leonard, st John. MP I Nevius
Son.
schr Bella RUSSELL Smith, FcrnandIna-wArren Ray.
sehr l. Edwards, Miller. F~rnandina-Apei Abbott
schr Enchantress. Phillips, Savannah-Evanx Ball CO.
schr Nelly Potter. Howard Washington, NC--W Hin
scnr Charles Scars. Turner. Boston-Jod Frye Co.
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THE SILVER COMMISSION.

ARRIVAL OF MIR. GRoEsBECK IN WASHINGTON
HIS VIEWS on THE RELATIVE VALUE OF Sill
YER AND GOLD.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON. Juno 20. 1878.
Mr. W. s. Grocsbeck, OF Cncin natl, arrived IN
Washington 10 night He comes upon tho invitation
OF the Secretary OF State, for the purpose he sup.
poses oil meeting 10 conference tho other members
OF tho silver Commisson-namely, Messrs. Fcuton
and waiker-aithough, rs no says, tho business
Tor which no was invited here has not been specn
caily mentioned In tho motto addressed him by Mr.
Evarts. The other members Of tho commission have
not yst reached the city.
GRoEsBEcK's VIEWS.
Mr. Groesbeck wss avcrse TO giving any expression
OF his opinions or views the before tho Com
mission excerpt that II had momsntous Interest tor
the public. Ito vas satisfied that tho problem of the
relative value OF gold and silver would determine
itself by letting the two metals resume their places
side by side currency or money. IL was true that
with "A SILVER dollar worth only ninety cents gold
The Of gold just nov something more than
sixteen times that OF sivsr weight for wsgnt, but
insquallsy OF THIS kind ana IN the other direction
could be created by throwing aside gold and allow
only n small portion OF " TO be coined into money
All the surplus gold would be simply merchandise
ana would rise TALL In value just Ike merchandise
There would be tail In the price oil gold as thorc bad
been IN that OF silver.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cspt William weir OF the steamer City OF Rio do
Jsneiro. from Rio Jsnero. has thanks for special
meteorological observations made connection with the
HERALD Weather Service.
We Indebted pursor wiliiams Of steamer City Of
Rio Janciro from Rio auciro. tor favors.
ya sss in s.s % % Tn f. s
inst lat "a 30 lon ~ having sprung alcak Tho Officers
18th brig Hope iBr,. from Cieniassos Ihs Virginia
built Salem in 1865, registered a4a tons. and
.9 e bate. ss ct Fl, A. !. a
A. NJ. struck BY lishininr in places: did
sm he aS E Ss'a ;%0ss s.sa
ss .S s sn s sSs0 On n
IRE threw the burning cotton overheard about 20 bales
IRE
aud will commence discharginx on Thursday.
BRIG CONFEDERATE t3). from Philadelphia for 50 John
Nh before reported sunk OF nri.r 4: and. got
"a oaa n 10
scnR SARAH y, Flynn from Jacksonville for New York.
ashore On hs North Bar ;. Johns River, wa, up
cargo vessel insured.
Sem IxIxeR4rm, Post, from Bangor for New Tendon,
New Iondo" harsor morning a5s struck By SUD.
also main boom sho was sowsa back ior repairs
NrwronT, june rs schr fiorencs. saekett, returned
Judith.
rknsAmnvcc June io,oo IN q Juno NJ. buoy. with
open The centre, sencill.d IT, washed
Maceio the city o the Province 81 which Is
Of the province Of Pernnmbuco. The buoy
painted color almost WHITE md the letters
dark red said pieces Of cords and spars
ashore the place Just before tho is buoy
lship Anna Camp, Gardner, sailed from Now York
April IL for Shan xhAi
ST rmoxAs June II Brig Annie (Br) from barbados
and aocs Win READY
take In cargo and prsceed.
Joshua Long been condemned. but the vessel
has sold yet The captain home With
In the City Of Rto Jxneir0.
Tho wrccking Rescue, from Norfolk bounh
Porto Caoelo assist the brig attic q, wrecked
Marncabo arrived here 18th inst took coal and
ceeded on her "trip morning OF 18th.
LAuScHEp-At Salem. June -, from the yard OF Mr.
Frisbee Of White tine yacht OF about 80
owned ny Greedy Curtis, Eco, 81 Boston.
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Is 1T TRUEa

ALLEGED OUTRAGE sY PoLrcEdAN-A
WOMAN ASSAULTED IN BATTERY Park.
The morning returns from tho First precinct 10
Police Headquarters yesterday stated that q woman
named HATTIE Adams. twenty eight years old, had at
tempted suicide at the Battery wall i've O'Clock,
and was prevented IRON doing so by IN of1ccr
Ganicy, who was on post there NJ the time The 70.
port further stated that the ocers lace was badly
scratched In his efforts to save the woman
from self destruclion, and that after her
movai to tho station house she taken
to Chambers Street Hospital suffering from
attack OF spasms A reporter who called at Cham
bers Street Hospital TO make inquiries about tho
woman's condition received an entirely different YER
sion OF the affair. According TO her story she had
spent the night before Jersey City with lady
friend and was on her way 10 a hotel In this city
where she 10 employed, when she met tho oiIcsr.
She would not name tho hotel nor give
The address Of any friend,
whom she called Alexander, and who. she said,
~ employed Dietz's restaurant near Brookyn CITY
Hall she ~ apparently woman VINO has received
rood education. aud ~ OF eentcci appearance. Her
lang uage and manner OF behavior such
usually shown by servants, although she claims TO be
employed IN that capacity. A. stated, enc left the
house Of her friend nj a very early hour, and having
some little VINE 10 spare before gong to her work
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CLEARED.

steamer Algeria tBD, Watson. Liverpool via Queens
towr-C Il Francklyn.
steamer Utopia (Er,. Craig London-Hepdcrson Bros.
steamer state Of Nevada tbr. Brses. 0lssgow-A Bald
Steamer Rotterdam tDuteh). Lucas Rotterdam lunch.
steamer canada FD, franguel, Havre-Louis do De.
bian.
steamer Nisxars. Curtis, iIsvsna-Jamss 3 Ward 90.
Steamer Lvingson. Daggett, Savannah Murray. Fer.
a Go :. =. -.
steamer George Clyde, Crowsii. Charieston-J W
stsamsr Biddls. Davis, Ph!iaoeipha-J.mes Hand.
shin Ilorxs tBrl. Wadcy. Y0kohsma-Busk Jcvons.
Ship Poster Jr, Abecs. Liverpool Chas n Mar
shall TO-
Dnnham's nephew Go.
Ship Famine David t0er). Knuth, Antwerp -Dii Rad
man. -. :.
Bsrk Prossus. Hartman Bombay and Kuraehie-J
Ward 10.
Bsrk ROY al Alfred tBr), Fisher, Hverpooi-Arksn. Tuns
n to-
BARK Carlo Aus), Golubovieh Plymouth. Esiecovieh
TO.
Bsrt Cerers tAus), Cstsasniet. DubiinJchn sssrsr
Bark ire giuseppe dfs, Repcsso. Cork for ordcrs-
bi0rnvich \ On
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BnsroL June ee-Arrived. bsrks Gunhda (Br),
Meisle. New York; Jas A Wright. Spear, PhiisleiphA
BAYoxxK June 22-ssiled, bark Enza fNor). Gjcsten,
United states.
BRISBANE. june 24-Arrivcd. bark Ralph Hayward,
Doane. bosom.
prplrs. June a5-Arrived bark Ella vose (Br). Doody,
baltimore
Sailed 18th, barks Nimrod tAus), Geromich, United
States: cligone Liberte dtab. Lamberto. do.
DRoeHEpA, Juno 25-Arrived, brig Augusta tsw),
Beyerlich. Baltimore.
GLOUCESTER Juae 2e-sailsd bark Divico Csor), Jsr-
genssn United states.
GRxxsocx June ARRIVED, schr Resoluts tBr). Law
romeo, Wilmington, NC.
HAvRK June 24-Saiied, bnrks Mozart tGcr), Jucher,
Now York; 18th, Nellie CHEST tBr), Messenger, do.
LrvERrooL, June 25-Arrived. ship Chippewa (BT,
Mime Ph,ladephia; brig tSor, Hanger, Gaveson
10Th bark Glenoa (Br,. Horn. Charleston.
sailed 2eth steamer Illinois, shsckford. Philadelphia
LospoS June 26-Arrived, ship Swallow, White, New
York, bark oiinpis Csp). Msrsai. ssvasnsh.
Sailed 2sth. steamer Yeddo tBr, Owens. New York
Cleared 2sth. bark Happy Home tBo. smith. Delaware
Brsakwater.
Lr,rr. June 2s-Arrived, brig FRAN fyor,. wcIsser,
Boston.
Lorpospgnsr June 2e-Arrived. bark Aspatossn (Br),
Forbes. Baltimore.
MrrpouHsx. to June 7e-Arrivsd. shin xsschl.ss.
Dawes New York
NAnsrrIIns. June 22-ssisd, bark Juvenss Nor,.
Lima. New YORK.
patrick. New York /; NJ brady (Dr), Brady, do.
Ponr kusm June 24-Aerivod bark PerssversDoe tBr).
Davcry. Pensacola
Ponrsxourm. June 2s-on. bark Daphne (Nor,. Bar,h,
New York for Rotterdam.
Ptrwovru, June 25-saed, bark Cometen tsw), Halle
grcn. United States.
PEns xsuco. June 25Arrived. steamer City OF Para.
Carpenter Now York via 81 Thomas for Rio Janciro.
Arrived prior 20 juno 10, schrs Ida Jayne Ms, New
York Cseic, Pinder do.
Iuua - ryv Al And l.awft
ty, Mccormick Phiiaacphis; barks Japcs Forbes (r)
o,xctn New York; rrc Cognati dfs). Pxorps. do: Ma
yina Roccs QtnD, Rspetto. fhsdeiphis; Giaditta -
d,ap Dodcro do; Guaaito utap. Olcssc. Baltimore;
Krooa tswe Larsen do 2vsh Carl Gccrg cGcr). ssovs
Ch,res,ou To- dered proceeded 10 Narvs; Minerva
utaD. Gailfano, Philadelphia
sailed aeth steamer Cesc (Br), Gissdei drcm Liver.
pooh. New YORK.
tRnsl, Forsel, Daricn.
sciLLr. June 2S-Oh ship Barbarossa GeD, 0srdss,
New York for Bremen
SUNDERLAND, juno 2S-Arrived, bark Arge tNor,
Kuhuie, New York.
Sailed 18th bark osm Dubrovacki tAus. Msrisnovich
United States
srrrrS June 23-Arrivcd. bark Brascra (Nor). Thorn.
sssen, New York
rosstse June 2e-Arrivsd, steamer sehisswlg Ger.
Duit. Now YORK
WATERFORD. June ao-Arrived, bark Bmiiia N ussi),
MAgnasco. Boston.
YoxogaxA June 2e-Arrivsd. ship cississs Carver,
Dow. Now York
LoSpoS, june 2e--ship Robert Kerr tBD, late Capt
Fleming Calcutta March - for Bostos into Cape
Town on the 18th for supptes The master had
nittcd suicide.
WEATHER REPORT.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Letters OF administration wore yesterday issued
On tho personal estate OF the late William Orion,
valued AT $4,000
Tue 700 Mormons who arrived ON the Montana left
Castle Garden yesterday afternoon Tor Salt Lake
via the Pennsylvania Railroad, in charge OF Theodore
Brnmli.
The female school teachers Of Brooklyn 10 the num-
Der Of 4, 700 are 10 visit the Military Academy, West
Point, next Saturday, enc 18th Inst, going on tns
Plymouth Rock.
Mrs. Ellen l.. Peck, charged with procuring money
from b. r. B,bbit under false precnces was proul hi
before Judge Bixby Yesterday and fully committed IN
default OF 81, 900 ball
The Treasurer OF the Home for Destitute Children Of
Sealncn acknowledges the receipt Of SIS "a from Mr.
G. +. Abbott, the proceeds OF collection rom the
passengers OF tho steamer Baltic on her last voyage
In the Finy-scvcnth street Police Court yesterday
Michscl McMahon Of No. 324 East twenty unh street,
was held IN $500 ball 10 answer y charge VI having
bruiaiIy beaten his thirteen yearold daughter Mary.
rho ninth annual convention Of the German Ameri-
can Teachcrs Association viii be bcid IN this city
Monday, July 20, and viii continue until August =
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE 26, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAK YACHTS AND BxRALD
wHirEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Columbia (Br), Young. London Juno -. with
mdse and passenger henderson Bros Had light head
winds. with occasional dense toys
aJ s: 9as a y. boston
Aust &a.;in BsiS~s o. xs passed BARK
Bio ;SS 5 ss i sss.sos
~ 1s'%.:
'es ss.a%sr Rio arsnde Boiser Key
ss %s:s k s . Ga
p. sss.g'r % Ga dominion
BARK 6ras 6aSro,.sli aus. Per,eh, London 30 days.
~ Bark Marco Polo qsa. G.vssuIs rs,msusA ssd.ys
Bark sommsrin CssD. P.,..son. SOUTHAMPTON ~ days.
n.ss n:'%sd Reosh "a days.
s.-H Mn. Aasj. ssopnich Trieste 81 days. with barrels
f:s snsss NJ x:,s'. in ballast
Bark franklin esori Cismoutssn. Dunkrk "a days. in
ss.Siss L;sr.:eD r cisaaers' % e day.
90 Had lign. variable Winds with much thunder iHPa
Win sugar 10 order is, Capt Sossmsn, late
Bark thsssns Rrdm an. Elliot. Mstansas 10 days. with
sugar to order; vessel to Parsons Loud =, 49,
a.s wiz s' so. Go Perrin. Jos
brig Roscn. Smith 90 w, s sS, Mecn'ooh, Hall
IS days with moasscs TO Galway casado vessel 60
schr J il Atkinson. Hubbard, Ma,anzas II day. with
TO Dcpnston, Ross CO.. vessel to JAS Eiwcil
sehr Katie R.n.er tof Ksv Msyen,, Harding. Bsr"eoa
schf Ricardo B.ros Newton, Ba!aecs 10 days. with
fs s.s. 70 Ss sTi y.s cs days
sehr samuel Hart Holbrook, Brunswick. Ca 8 days.
with lumber to order -
schrJ fillmore. smith, VIRGINIA.
ssnr Enod: nsms, smith h. sssof re- y.v Haven
was anchored below. came TO the city June %.
shin B,smsdsh. Ger: from Lo.ssn and bark Z;
the lower bar for orders. up to the city 2sh.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GAZE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Delaware, Smith. Norwich for New York.
Yos. with coal 70 Perkins Jos; vessel 10 Parsons
big Mcrn,nr Light Dii Port spsn for Now York. With
sis ssrIirn, Tn@mpsoa Port Spain via Nov Haven
for Ss, YORK. Win .at"s ,su \. ,n
sehr Lizzie. Taylor, Providsrec Tor New YORK.
sehr ii Bartlett, Harris, proviGencs for New YORK.
schr b Braincrd. Hubbard. Porsiand. CT. for New
schr Joseph Rogers Hs,i Potssnd. CT. for New York
schr George GiIIum. Hamilton. Psrtsad c.. tor New
MsS:s q; ss. YORK. ssr
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Aihsmbra tBr, McEih,uney. New York fer
Halifax Ne. and - Johns, Nj.
stsamsr City OF fitcheurg. Ellis, New York for New
BrigS Brown of Portland Mel. Foster. New York for
Cneu tFrsnce) -.
schr Weeks. Farr New York for Passages (Spaiul.
sehr vesta (BI Palmer New York for Dovehestcr NIB.
sehr ArngA tIr) eonard. New York for sc John. Nh
schr Char:es Hazard Hazard New York for hartford
schr g Sears, Turner, Rondout for Boston.
schr Union Flag. Frisbie. Pcrt J"hnson Tor Bath
schr I y Haweiinc vsI,or' rsr. vnns = TOT Boston
scbr Lady Ellen Howe, Port johnson for Boston.
srhr sae Ponder, frsseher rort johnson 70. Tam
schr Eliza Phsro sherman Port Johnson for Provdcnec.
sehr A Croexer Kelly Pbiisd phis tor Providence.
Sehr Hun urs. orhinr. Phi'sde'phia tor New
Haven.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. June Is-Arrivsd. bark Melansthon. San
AIExXHpRIA, juno 25-Arived, schrs Ellen NJ Golden,
Boston; Annie Ailcs, New Haven land cleared for Bos
''cciiesred-schrs Newton. Boston II Booth. Ware
BosroN, June a5-s,,ivsa sr.s' M..s en-, Gould
AG G,ssr:i io ssh1 .s Kelsey Randall. K.nn.sse 70
'' ss lss dsnsvs; brig Benny s.ry
brig Hope DO woods. 0,snfa.so.: :shr. Adsie Chad
fe,yEs snsf Hrss
wight. Lss Phil.aolph.; corson Reeves, do; LaGy
p.r Ss.s ss f Ts bosn
Perth STSy Ae. s:y % rssS
Tsswsli Nilis Eaton townsend. and WI Ensr Iusc
ss%ss SsSS Saxon
Nso S's u as.s ' :ss.
Lott: Taylor, rnllsdelps'a;
ns zsss a
.nSy ss az sap c ssss:d
southern Bell. sBr5, RoS;in:. Lordons.,ry .shr;
S." tor rssss 20;
si1 cs.ss. dsrai.e; smafk asrsino rhiadslpaia;
sss!s ss;Sss;s:.;. Is,d. xsy;s..sra
Arrived 25th schr Matte stiles. Smith, Washington,
BANGOR. June ~ Arrived. brig Reporter Ryder. Now
s.rso %sn % DssioA, ss.
at,hc,rsr.d. schrs Campbell Marshall. Baltimore,
Collins, HodskIns, Phii.dsphi.
.on ro,sna 70 load ier Phiadsipsai cs,he Berry
Providence to load Tor DO Hattie rurne. up
per- ss.amsesr Ira s.srsis Johnson rhiIsd.pAI.. Clio
cssS .sar. rs''safr s% mrpe co
che9 fsIerion Ssw lerx JGhs rrosor n.sns rn
s naspIKss KIM w,iminr,on. Del.
In port snp Bartlett waiting favorable
weather TO sail for New Orleans.
18th Grriysd, .hip Gains. sshsr. Lvsrpesi
Bu0rfnAy. june 10 -x.,ived 'ehrs George W. Bald
'Scu@aLhsr0X, Jane ae-Arrived steamer Falcon. Bal
CcHs.ssrod-scnrs wa.srn., Kelly, New YorA Albert
's sssa- @ Gull stream. ingram, Ne, York
CALAIS. June 24-Arrived. schr Is &c Hinds. Phiia
Ipi"xsfES Jun. a,Ariysd. bark: Iy.r ,sn.'. Jus-
sell ssS Ss' Ss Hannah
shss.g'y Slsfj s ss.h Av. .enr Buckley. Young
rf bTfSs 'lsslAso Asnos JUNG .S.ss .;A,.
sbrnp,hrc Pswtucrct for dot Olive Branch. WIT
Tsss tor Dc VIII . rii.!sss
Pnadeiphis; signal Dewiek, frovidsncs for Se~ York
''i.%,Ss rs Ls.% oso,ss Ss,nrsr
schr. Katie Roslu.oa Charles lawrence
'n Ehsf aacIAs. June aiss.d ,ehr Scol. sansorn.
no ToR2Rkss MosnoE. Jpns 20 Passed IN for B.s.
gd amess. ."pps:sa No, from s1.. K'
acFsaaea from xa'snsss; Clara ioodrish, Look 'om
ous-Bsrk Underwater tBr) from Baltimore for
sr.se, Phisaeipa,s; sehrs Nellie Btown Young ieorss
town; Urbans. Allen, Now YorK; Florence, from Cold
ssileds.esmers rsuss, Croker, rhilsdephis; Alba"
ys,bMArrived steamer vindcasor Horcrs Philadelphia
GALVESTON, June ai-sailed. schr Geo seaiy Leo.
as,S--xrrived steamer state Of Texas Nieseon, Now
GEoRqBrowN, Sc. juno 24-ciesrrd. schr Eleanor.
F essss Dssi"s'"' ''''''' @'' '''
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Ths session win be held alternately In she Liederkranz
Hail and the Turner Hall
: Tho American Atlantic Cable Telegraph Company
has been reoraanized, WIN the following oficers:
President. 5. q. Pomeroy Of Kansas Vice President,
Theodore Hyatt, OF New YORK; Treasurer, 4. Haght;
Secretary, William o. Stoddard.
A largo number OF 1.-Two cattle viii be shipped from
this port, the France. which salts urday Tor
London. In order TO accommodate them Inc furn
In the grand saloea mas been removed and pens
win be erected on the main deck.
The vault which rs In OF construction in tho
base msnt OF tho Sub-Treasury building viii BIO used
for silver will hold so 600 900 CON- IL
will be ~ fect high, AZ feet long aud 2s VIDE and
will be under tho gold ROOM the corner oil Wall
and Nassau streets. IL VIII be, when finished. tho
largest burglar proof vauit world and viii
500, 100 II expected that II Will be completed
ABOUT tho begin ntng OF August.
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MAKING Ak ACQUAINTANCE
While standing near The sen VAL sue says .ne
officer approached her ana began cpnvcrsatiou WIKI
the evident intention OF forcing acquaintance she
gave kim announcement, but he persissed IN an
noyug her so that she slapped his lace, spo, 10 ~
doing, knocKcd his hat in tho water In return. no
took her by the arm and Knocked ner nat on. wnicn
also Tell in the During the struggle that loi-
lowed between them tue officer struck her In tho
ABDOMEN and she tainted and could rcmemoer nothins
until sho found herself IN station house
Snc there gave her name, but declined 10 state ncr
residence occupation One OF the surgeons az tno
hospital states that during the time she was suherihs
from hysteris she made OF vile language Shc be.
came so violent that a. straiuacket ma
be used her, but she managed 70
yet II of easily In a few moments In
the evening sue was removed 10 The New YORK
Hospital, West Fifteenth street, whore she became
auct She Continued however. IN her determipaton
not make known her residence or place o employ
All that could nc learned from her is nal sno
and her sister al and lived nj Andover
as, hore her sister rs at present Inoir parents
have been dead years, aud II was only because
she could obtain no other employ ment that she
sought q situation as a servant
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SPOKEN.

Ship Jane Fish brown from Baltimore for Bremen. Juns
81 Lar 30 TO- Ion 81 o.
fast. June ~ tat-42 ~, Ion 55 20
Bark Germ ana U;er). Schuik<n. from Rotterdam for
Philadelphia, June -, on MontRuk.
Bark Harvester Do Peterson from Londonderry FOR
BALTIMORE June ~. lat 40 81. Ion ~ III.
Bark Obo tIsD. Trucco from Gloucester for Phiiade-
phin, June IN LAT ~ 10, ION - 10.
bark Helen sands Bosford from Liverpool for Delaware
Breakwater. Juno ~. lat ~ 20 Ion ~ ~.
Brig Charlie. Dennis from - for -. June Is. on
Capo May Iiyhisbip.
rchr II Knighion, from New York for Demersrs tnos
W II knight. from Baltimore for fcrnAuabn co) June TO-
lat 81 81, Ion B6 30.
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TWO SCHOoNERS SUNK.

DETROIT. June 20, ISIS.
The schooners Pcshtiro and saint Andrews col
hded about one o'clock this morning, between skia-
gales Light and Beaver Island Both vessels sunk at
once The crew Of the ST. Andrews was picked up BY
the propeller Ocean anu taken 10 Shcboygap. rne
Pcshtigos crow, except the second male and
man. werc rescued by a steamer bound up. The
Pcshtigo was bound up with coal; the 81 Andrews
down. with n cargo OF corn Tho thick weather 10 the
rcpofte ed cause the collision.
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cruise. N-
At do TO- VIM Grosicr. Roberts. OF Province
town. se-s-1e
letter rom board schr Admiral Blake. Hathaway
Marion her May 18Th lat &c. with l25 bbis
oil all told keports spokceth. day, bark X TueEsr.
lam WILSON, Barstow, OF Marion, lad 80 bbis OIL
letter from Captain Lewis of bark Ospray. OF NIB.
Bermuda June 2oth reports had taken so bsls
since leaving Barbados.
spoken June 49, lat 81 TO- Ion % 10 whaling schr Mary
Curan Of Prevncetown b.und for Boston. with 90 bbs
% ard 800 do VII oil.