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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18

JEWISH ORTHODOXY.

For come days past therc has been no little excite
ment among members OF the Nineteenth Street Syna-
gogue fShcarith Israeli or the old Portuguese coDarc
gation. Rev. Henry s. Mcndes minister relative TO
chsngo In tnc trustccship The term OF two members
who serve three years have expired Upon inquiry
IL appeared that ~ was more q controversy
10 who should be considered the moet orthodox
or rather between tho ins ana the outs, ana not
n question 10 whether the Introduction OF modern
reorm s In style OF worship should be tolerated
tile Old synagogue. rho two going out wero A. X.
Moses and H. Gomez In their places were two df-
ferent uckeig--one composed OF :. l.. Cohen ana A.
WON, Jr., tho other bore the names OF Frederick
Nathan aud Dr. Gomez Tho following was the
result OF tho vote Wolf, "a; Cohen, p2
Nathan, 60: Gomczy. sc. THIS the largest vote
ever ~ the congregation. ana demonstrates the
desire tho part OF the majority Of the congrega
ton sustain its present orthodox principles. In
ccepting their mountainous the successful candi-
declared IL TO DO their grencst desire to pre-
the ancient integrity OF the Hebrew faith aud
abe form OF worship 50 long established and observed
n our synagogue.V
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18
AMATEUR THEATRICALS.

The ssLexington Dramatic Club' is tho title OF an
organization OF which number Of boys whose ages
range from ten fifteen years are members, and who
few days ago procured the use OF sta
BILE Lexington avenue, noar Eigbty-fourh
street, which they converted into theatre
BY rigging up Stage on low old
barrels and using bed sheet for curtain. Last night
tho club was giving variety performance" to an
OF apout fifteen children, who had each paid
TWO cents admitanco, when police
the "manager," Frank Clark, aged fourteen,
who was just then impersonating a bellicoso
stage German. The audience anu actors all ran out
Of the and left the manager," who wore his
fathers turned insiac out, and red shirt,
In the hands OF tho police who locked him up on a
charge OF not procuring 500 license for his theatre.
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Steamer Wyoming tBr). Jones, Liverpool via Queen
town-WiliHms q Guion.
steamer iIorrox tBelg), Mitchell, Liverpool-Busk Il
JevonS
steamer Maynower, Davidson, Philadelpna-J ames
Hand
steamer Franconia, Bragg, Portland-J Ames
Snip johanna tGer), Bunje Bremen-li BarnstorR Co.
Bark Angelica QtaD, De MartiEo, Bristol, E-Lauro,
Storey d sc srpati.
Bark Auruste QierJ Hilmer, Hamburg-rheo Ruger.
Bark Kong Oscar III (Nor) Christensen Luoeck-Funch,
Edye X Co.
BARK Akershus (Nor). Moller. stettin &C Tobias Co.
Bark Lndesnses (Nor Tonncsen, Eisnorc for orders
G Tobias Go.
Bark . Jones CBr), Mcleod, Copenhagen-H Bailey
Il Co.
Bark Aiihld tswe), svendsen, Gothcnburg-Funch,
Edye 4 Co.
Bark Annetta NOR, Roth, Stockholm Funch, Edge 4
Go.
Bark yesta (Nor). Thorsen, Havre-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Hornet, Hopkins, Laguayra and Porto Cabcllo-
Dallett, Bonlton a. Co.
Bark Eliza Barss OBJ, Hollis, Bermuda-Alex Tucker
Bark Frelhandol GER Wachter, Batimore-Oelrichs h
Co.
Brig Phantom (Br), Garner, Waterford. I-Georre +
Bulley.
brig Don j acnto, erosion. Marseies-James Henry
Brig Caroline Gray. Pease Barbados-Owight Platt.
Brig Alton. Perkins, st john NIB John Buyntou's
schr Southern Home (br) Thomas, Pernambuco-penis-
ton h Co.
lass Il Go.
Schr Charley Miller Thomas. Baltimore VIM Chalmers
schr Forsyth. Hobbe, Stamford stamford Manufac-
steam yacht Day Dream, Blanchard, Gaivcston-A Il
Brown,
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AMERICAN PORTS.

June Ella bark: Fur G:s:
1ri ssiig Cienfuegos; schr Katie Collins Mathis Maya
s1 Cicared-sehr Lizzie barker. Barker, Baracoa
Sailed Steamers rarthIa. Hooper Carol Johns Hop
kins, Norman, RatlesnAKe, Gaacus, aud Con whitney,
is.h%xrllycd, sshrs Reno: Lipne Amscy no. as be
ssa,ri psr H.on Mars Ill., a @ss n
Sailed Steamer iarii.Sarr; bark ralessinas brig Lyra
pool wsees s%ss Hsss bo@ns" 'sss sis
Ss' :ss.: 6ssisi risi;%s rs,:sa sSsa:.ss
Jenny S;,~. SG"Ss &c. Va. s ssS
fase Tsn ii,
Norris Asri see jaime. ssssi.
s as fs sa nsa' .s . "s
Is ss w ssS..s s.s NIX
b,ysn, 40 p0pain nsawica ni
Hartford; Henry Middleton. Miller, Providcncc: W
18th Arrived steamer Tuck Brown. Newbcrn, Nc
banks NsSSs ds % %
adephia; Adelade tBD, johnson: Nassau;
o msH Ferguson Ross & vneeSs inssnd tSor
Anderson. Bristol brig Pastors ssp'. Bosch. Havnna
steamers Caribbean ,Br,. sand,ey Iiverpsol
msn Agra sr,. Iiorerman az June fish brown. do
Kcpable sBrs Rose, Antwerp; scbr May Mcfarland Me-
Sansd,-ships Lirxe Moses Agra, Jane Fish; bHrks
Nell o Moody and Ginlia Anna.
BRUNSWICK, Gn June l3-Saiicd, schr II II scavey,
Phhrook, New YORK.
Recs Dakar (AirieN 10Th. Premier tBD, burnett do
18TH bsrks Lewis Lamb tBrJ. Williams, Lisbon Devon
Cleared 10Th bsrks Giynliion Br). Tallocs, Stroud
BRIsTOI. June l3--Arrived, schr Restless, Burnham.
ssileoPSteam Clara. Collins. Havana.
CHAKI.EsrON, June 17-Arrivcd, schr Albert Thomas,
c,eared-Stesmer Falcon, Kirby, Baltimore.
salcd-Bark Medbor tNor). Jensen, Bristol, r.; schrs
Annie Chase. Poole, Georgetown, SC; Thomas VAN
glider vangilder, do. .
Richmond.
sailed sehr Ali gator, swain. kewsrk.
15th--Sailcd. bark Coryphenc new Bristol Channel
DlGHrON, June 14-Arrivcd. schrs Stephen Morgan,
Butt, Georgetown, DC: John Sanford, Berry. do.
EDGARrUwN, June l3--Arivcd schr = l. Uallock,
In port I'VE small vessels loading buensh for market
FOETRE>S MONROE. June 17-Pnssed in for Bati-
more, bark sarcna, - tpropaDy sirena tAus) from
Trieste). - -.
Dublin; tmma Paysant (Br) Bristol: Victoria tNor Bor-
Kate Crosby (Br) galway; VIM Gordon tBD, Lon
donderry
rALI RIVER, Juno i4-Arrived, steamer Achilles,
Bacon, Phisdelphia -
saied--sleamer Fanita. Howe, Philadelphia.
GALVESTON, June 13-Arivcd. srhr Juanita Julia,
Mnrapas, Corpus Christi
Cleared -schr Robert Run. Briggs. Pascarouls.
16h--Arrivod steamer Rio tirAnde, Iolger sew York.
GruKGEruWN. So, June i3-Arrived, schrs Frances,
Patterson. New York; 18th, Eleanor squircs, do; Maggie
vnnlusen, Thomas. Wilmington, NC
UhUhGETOWN. Dc, juno f5--Arrvcd. sclfrs Ray
nor Mitchell. Philadelphia tNnd cleared for Fall kvcrD
Florence DEAN Phillips, Fail River,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18
GUARDING THE ARMORIES.

PRECAUTIONS THAT ARE BEING TAKEN BY
PRUDENT COMMANDERS OF THE NATIONAL
GUARD.
Considerable discussion has been carried on in mill
tary circles tor time past as TO the necessity or
establishing regular guard by night, IN each oil the
city armores. Many officers OF the National Guard
and among them several colonels OF regiments, have
been OF opinion since the riots OF last July
that the armories and the arms and property
10 should be constantly guarded, aud that some
means should DO whereby the various militia
organizations could be rapidly assembled II any sud
den necessity should arise. Some officers thought,
on the other hand that IL would be injudicous 10
show any signs oil aarm or unusual caution, believing
tuat the agitation winch prevailed would wear ITSELF
put II treated with Indifference by the state Within
1 short nme. however, The former view has gained
asceudancy, ana nearly ali the commanders OF rcgi-
mehts have made precautionary arfangemehls. NO
general orders have emanatcd from division head
quarters regard 10 measures TO be taken, but
OF tho colonies Of regiments have exercised
lheir discretion III siaionIng guards each night III the
armories their respective commands, while others
seem on the point OF following their example
SEVENTY FIRST GUARDED.
IL being Understood that sentries are posted each
night in The armory OF Seventy first regiment,
HERALD reporter called there last night ana meeting
Colvme Richard Vose held short conversation with
subject. He sand that his armory had been
Tor week past, and will continue 20 BE-, prop
TO give Lay particulars 20 tEc mum.
Der oil men detailed each night, or tno
exact course 10 DO pursued In case OF emergency out
SAID that his arrangements were made more with
view the very rapid assembling OF his men than Tor
The actual guarding OF the building He said tnat he
has iet ever since last uly the need oil having a
guard established times Of threatened disturbance,
anu his present action is merely the resolt OF that
opinion, and IS not caused by any Of the immediate
rumors OF approaching danger.
At another armory, which the reporter visited, he
was informed that "every needed precaution
TAKEN" but details would be gwen Al another 1t
denied that any guard yet established but 1t
expected that would DO very soon. Az still
another II SAID that last week the colonel was
point OF issuing orders tor guard, but had do
tpone such action until some more marked
indication OF need Tor IL could DC seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

BARBADOS June 12-saied. briggs America (Br), Lem
ieux and Beaver (Br), Williams, Quebec.
BERMUDA. june 12-ln port, schr Vim McIoou, Rogers,
from philadelphia, arrived ilth.
CUxHAvKN, June 4-Saited mot arvedl ship Gosch en-
er Helms. New York; bark Patmos (Nor), Olsen, do
both from Hamburg.
DKxkRAnA. Juuo i4-Arrived schr W II Rutan Mircll.
Now York via Norfolk.
Stevens. New York
HALIFAX June 17-Arrivcd: steamers Alhambrn tBr),
Mckheny 81 Johns. NE (and proceeded for New York;
Cortss, Bennet New York Carroll. from Boston tand
proceeded for Char0ttetown. PED.
LivKRrooL, II, June 12-Arrived bark 81 Olaves <Br)
Carter. Halifax. .
Italia tIta for New YORK brig Clara pickens, Coombs
for Philadelphia: Edith Hall, Thaycr, for Boston.
MAyAGUEz, May 23-Arrived schr Alpha, Salisbury.
Boston.
sailed 18th, brig Hattie, Dow. Aquaiillx. PR.
PoScr May 24-Arrivod brig Lord DuiIern tBr), Hack
cit New YORK.
QUEENSTOWN, juno 6-Salod barks DAnnebroE (Sor)
kurtze, Lcth.
Cleared 9Th bark N 4 y Cam (Br), Cam, Dublin.
ST JouS, Nh, Juno l7Arrived. schrs ZeilA aAiowcll
Contest (Isr Anderson Annie Currier do. Van wart
and Julia Clinch (Br). MHhonoy. New York.
Cleared 18th bark Walton ti,r) Williams Carnarvon
sehr Pero DID, Kelly Philadelphia 18th, ship Stenvorm
tBr) Mcintosh Liverpool barks Bellevue !,r Kyhn do
18TH MalleviiIc arrow, schrs Mary (Brj and Lizzie
q (Br), New York Nettie tBr). Phiiadephia.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sInp MARIE FRspRrcKx lNor), from New Orleans, with
IN
BARK ADVOCATE oi Windsor. NS). Smith, from New
o May s to, cb Dns ss h s0Sm
pilot boat Ezra No 2 which arrived at New York yes
lon Is and furnishes following report Aavoeate:
q wsG the sr 81 ner o port SIDE
her. The fore aud miz,en masts were apparently still in
by during night in tho morning attempted 70
s her sa 9 and nos . 30 So Ss line
around but not start her ahead and left her NJ
fore leaving she was set on Are the wreck les in 4
Ss TSe ee ' and %ss s"
a. Ms n s14 heT ea'go consisted Of
BARK tNor) from ageroe for Quebec be.
fore reported ashore At Eng , r0a. was hoaed and
New York., Post from Maanxas New York with
mp and esiy on the s.h Inst in at 70 TO-
lon Is BY sf :; ssr ANEW %
The Chase had lost mizenmast, mainmast FORE
says the had ssres @1 iss. q
in Ter hS .na was on he. beam ENDS 10
which the deck. was stove. heavy gale was
sfeSy exhausted from saving the bark
sAS o. s9sss ,Mrryey lr9% Key Ws's for
mast broken
scnn ALABAMA, Ross. at Wilmington. NC. from Deme.
10, and ,se can.Sn ahins s
ships.
scnR ELIAS Ross which collision with schr John
Balch, is bound from Bath to Philadelphia
Sem sornnoSiA Kelly, 81 Gloucester which baitcd
sailed saturday ned Sunday
having carried away the head Of her manmast
Sem soyuiA Goprnry. from Georgetown. DC for Gard
nor into Philadelphia 18th for REPAIRS of what
not stated.
WRECK -Bark Evia Reed. at Boston from New Orleans
uue TO- lat 81 81 y, lon ~ 81 W. passed near
wreck bottom iorwara part under water appeared to
OF about 500 bottom painted brown
works green looked fresh and clean apparently snort
time in that situation supposed bark Advocate, OF
Windsor, M. before reported.
Nrw BEDFORD, June 1G-steamer hercules. when com
ing up the channel between PImers Island and the Pair
haven shore sunday afternoon about two o'clock. ran
the fairhaven shore little south
lighthouse She backed of without trouble
~ minutes.
PuLAprLpHr. Juno 17Capt Crosby, Of tho brig Nose,
pey arrived Chester the 11h inst from Fernan
dina 18th and 18th from 10 miles
of Hog isiandro miles Of Fanwicks Island his vesse
passed through quantities OF wreck stun among which
long pieces Of halfmoon scroll cabin finishing,
Of vast. marked de laccrdarmac.n anu glass
room door, with brass lock aud the letter k the
glass.
RocKLA1p. Me- June 15--Schr Ralph ITawes, Gctche. o.
and Tor Belfast from Bath light. ashore on White
lac nd AZ 80 night She tight will prob
ably DO got OF with little damage.
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FRANKLIN SEARCH PARTY.

The day OF departure of the schooner Eothen with
The franklin Arctic search party has been finally de-
lermined for Tomorrow. The steamboat Fletcher
which is to tow tho Eothen down the bay to Sandy
Hook will leave tho wharf the foot OF Beck
man street haif-past eleven A. NJ, with a large
party oil invited guests, including Chlei Justice Daily
and Dir. james Carson Brevoort and other member RS
ol the American Geographical society; Rear Admiral
Jones, oil tue BRUSH Legation, ana several disiin-
Iuished officers OF the army and navy. Many
ladies who regard the enterprise with deep est
wiil participate and help 10 render inc occasion
OF pleasure TO the departing explorers NotniDg
fog viii prevent the departure OF the vessel
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CARTMEN'S LICENSES.

Mayors Marshal Kelly commenced yesterday to
enforce the cartmens ordinance recently passed In
the Board OF Aldermen over tho Mayors veto. The
sweeping character OF this ordinance, by winch all
business carts OF every description compelled
~ be licensed, has been already explained In
the HERALD. II was this enactment. too
which caused so much discussion bcween The
City Fathers of New York and Brooklyn
relative the nonresident cause. rms part OF
prohibited all persons residing out OF New
York city from obtaining licenses as cartmen. Tho
LEGISLATURE appealed to by the Brookiy nites.
Their appeal resulted In the passage OF state law
rendering the nonresident feature imperative, and IL
d alleged IN some quarters that the ordinance
itself IL unconstitutional. Mr. Kelly granted Ito
licenses yesterday, 81 oil which were Tor 50 81 Tor
A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18
Port OF NEW YORK, JUNE II. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED ny STEAM YACHTS AID HERALD
wnIrBsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wnIrEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Ste amer cohauim DIR burg Palermo May 20 and Glib.
raftr june J, with fruit u Lawreuce, Uies TO- tad
nne rathcr
Bark Andrea Lovico Gtail, Rao, Plymouth 81 days, in
ballast to order
Uuirko Aus Ca menerovich, Smyrna via Sc LA
iiS days with ncorice McAndrew n Co June
10 90 miles SIS OF BuneQ at passed vessel bottom
about 800 tons and apparently preen bottom aud
upper works There hole In the bottom witch
IRE IL seemed to BIO about four days In that
aitiun lsee Miscellany.
Hark Brarcsa Ger, Jarhens Santos SO days with cot
roe 10 Pavcnstsdt. Crossed the Equator May ~ In
1,n ~ w.
Bark claudina uorD Cores Para 70 DAYS with RIB.
Der ne. 30 q AtneincK n Go
Lnis trt Cunningham. tieniusgos ~ days, with
rip az to } NJ Avies; vessel 20 Boyd a Hilcken.
Bark Mendoza, Whttemore, MRtHnxss ~ days, with
sugar Msitiand Phelps Co; vessel TO Miller ough
ton
Bark Rebeccs Csrnana, johnson. Matanxas II days,
with sugar order; vessel 10 Wsydcn A 70.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, june i5-Arrived. barks Reiormcr (Br)
Brown, Philadelphia; nth, Geo Barnard, Berry, New
York
AMSTERDAM. June 17-Arrved, bark Coonist tBr, Rob-
crtson Baltimore.
roncry New York: barxs vincenzo Galatola ta), Ma
xelis and Giuia utaD, Trapani. do.
Arrived 10th, steamer Somerset tBr, stsmpcr. New
York.
Sailed 18TH barks T sina Aus, Paucr, United States
10th, Emanuel Aceamc utaD, Mignonc. New York.
BHLrAsr, June IL Arrived bark Lothair tBr, oIo-
wood. Chatham, Nh; brig Romoo tBr, Edgcst. New
York
Sailed I7th, bark Anna OBI. Ncghaii, Baltimore.
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BISHOP M'CosKgY's SUCCESSOR.

1t was found necessary yesterday, owing to the alb
Europe OF number OF Protestant Episcopal
bishops. 10 postpone the meeting Of the House OF
Bishops which TO have been held for tho purpose
OF taking action upon Bishop McCoskry's case.
BIsbop smith, Of Kentucky has announced that
Will call the next meetng oil the house Tor August IS
when ire absent bishops shall have returned IRON
tne Anglican Communion, which rs TO be held at
Lambeth Palace. ~ tho meeting In August Bisnop
McCoskrys success9T viii be appointed. but action
the retired BISHOPS Will be taken further than
10 receive the reslsnaton he has already tondered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-18
THE vISrse BOWERS BENEFIT.

A meeting of the dramatic profession was held In
tho Union Square Theatre yesterday afternoon TO
make arrangements tor a benefit in ard OF 6. Vining
Bowers, the actor, who is in poor health and has
family Tho meeting was we'll attended, Mr. joan
Carroll presiding Mr.. Morrissy the treasurer Ie-
ported that S95 in subscriptions were already re-
ce,ved. A committee was appointed 70 wais on shook
4 palmer and they reported that tho Union square
Theatre was their service fore benefit perform
ance II was then resolved 10 mold the benefit on
the afternoon and evening OF Friday, June IS,
Offers were also received IRON Colonel Sim, oil the
Park Theatre, Brooklyn, and Poole Donnclly. OF tho
Grand House, and vote oil thanks was passed
10 those gentlemen. Committees on finance, enter
tainment ana press and printing were then named
and to report at the dual meeting next Thurs
day.
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MISS LENNON ON THE STAGE

Miss Adelaide Lonnox last night delivered lecture
on ssrhe stage AS II Is" at Chckering Hail. She
iteratcd her charges against New York managers and
repeated tho story about the influence OF dress and
money in securing engagements for theatrical ladies.
She sad some sharp things about dcbuantes who
advertised as .eaders in society,"" SC. The lecture
was embelshed with select dramatic recitations.
which were warmly received.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Ainc Copp, OF Brooklyn, young musical
artist will give concert at Steck's Music Hall to-
morrow evening.
Messrs Hathaway & Ford have engaged Marie Rozo
for of operate concerts to take place in Octo-
Der and November Nile Kozs to receive 81 900 for
each concert.
The object OF Mr.. Max Strakoscn in going TO Europe
is TO complete his opera company for next season
md to conclude arrange ents for OF Italian
operas at Drury Lane Theatre, London, next April.
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SPOKEN.


shin rndepcndence Strout from Boston for Valparaiso
May IL, lat O 80 ~ lon ~ AZ.
shin Kit Carson spencer, from Cardiff april ~ for
Batsva May ~ lat % =. Ion 36 CO. under easy SAIL
with jibbuom gene.
TX sebastian Bach der. Landstet. from bremen for
Philadelphia. June 10. on Gag Head
Bark frair (Norl. CRrlsen from Bergen for Hampton
Roa,4s, June 10. of Gay Head
Bark sgria Nor, IRON Palermo for Philadcp juno
1B on Cav Head
Ba Ivgtut tBr. from Ivirut for Philadephia. June
IL. OF Montauk
Hsrk KATE (Br. Anderson. from Waterford for Phiia-
feinhfa June no. on tsay Head.
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DIED AT SEA.

NJ. Emil Postoli yesterday applied for and was
granted letters OF administration $4,000 worth OF
personal properly, lett by bis vito, Minnie Postol
nee stephani, who died on board the French
Labrador, May %, while en- route TO Havrc De
ceased was Ions known IN New York a modisie md
miner, and was going abroad TO purchase goods.
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THE NINTH'S COLONEL.

General Lloyd AspInwa, whose name has boon
much talked or among the members Of the National
Guard az the probable successor OF the late Colonel
Hitchcock In the command Of tho Ninth regiment,
has declined 10 accept coIoncicy, for private
reasons The Board OF Oflcers held meeting last
evening to consider VINO should 10 chosen 10 h the
Vacancy.
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SAILED.

Steamer Aibemarie for Lswes De; ship Bokhara (Nor)
Antwerp harks La Maria Qtxl Lisbon; Albion Norl Rot
terrain; Hnmiiidade Port Oporto; Flora Nor), Copen-
hagen Ferrsro Secundo Qtal Cork Falmouth Perolu
GOV Aus, Ipswich; Klba. Havana; Daring. Cardenas;
n w Razee, Jacksonville 4
Also sailed. barks AnncttA Mob for Stockho Kong
AGAR III NAIl. Iuheck
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Brig Monarch del Mare dsap Garguilo Havre n days.
Bris Amor seisrl Weting Macso 81 days. with sugar to
order; vessel 50 Tobias 4 GO .., -
Maitland Phelps 4 %: vessel 10 Jas HsnSs
AMI 's ea.ss as 'o i ows Sou Co; JAS
Eng John O Noyess George. Matanxas II days, with
snEs g De zIda % t. aay. with
10 arder. vessel 70 a as.ryer Barnes
schr John ii Converse. Coffin. Matanzas o days, with
schr barnet Joncs. crittenden, Governor's Harbor
days with pines james Douslas vessel to Wenoers
sshr Hattie Smith Lee ASsso Gays with pines to
sehr Win Il Phare Osborn. Jacksonyi,ie days. with
sss . 9sw ses s. Gsa
navs johnson Herman vessel TO woodhouse
sehr Agile. Tulrord. Newbern, NC. days, with naval
schr Edward s,nde soper. Richmond, Va.
schr Warden Evans. Rose. Richmond, W.
s ssSr n" wsis: s san K,snm0na
SER y 9 / Units roIss: wiryyi ia.,.,.
schr K q 4 Ward. Crane. Virginia.
schr Adcixa. I.oveand, Virginia.
sssr s s.,.n j' noy ss c1"sm s.sH Virginia
schr > 5 Miller, scaI virginia
schr Ella worden, Carman. Virginia.
ssar rhiiip K'Iiwosd; c.osssI Virginia.
senr 4 NJ Lee. wiisms Georgetown. DC.
ssspw ssS eisas@ G Gsss Baltimore
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City Of Fitchourg Ellis New Bedford for Now
fsa1 Mseho Fanns wnaaor rs Tor
York. with plaster Berteaux Coz vessel 10 Jed Frye
Il Co.
Schr vema Conin, Addison. Ne. Tor New York.
Munson Dayton Providence tor New York.
schr James English Parker, Providence for New York
Schr Annie Allen, Allen. Providence for New York.
schr Lamarttne. smith. Norwich Tor New York.
Schr Landon, Hughes, Hartford for New York;
Schr VI Arnold, Arnold, New Haven for New York.
Schr send, Allen, New Haven for New York.
schr A n Weeks, Farr City Island Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Franconia Bragg. New York for Portland
Steamer Boliver, Geer. New York for New London and
Norwich.
anchored in Hart Island roads,.
schr Berths. Conover. llobokon for Providence.
schr Alfred Howe. Ellis, Hoboken for Providence
Schr J Mitchell. Morrrll. n oboken for stamford.
schr Helen. Perry. Fort Johnson for Bedford.
Schr Oliver schoneld. Dissosway, Baltimore for New
Haven.
sailed from Hart Island roads, PM bark Mary Loweron
Orr, Cook, from New York for Bremen.
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Nav NoRg June 17-Noon.
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Arrived at Now Bedford June IL bark Mars, Allen,
Pacific Ocean. raicahnana Jan with LOO bbls oil
and VIII feb - OF Staten Land, sprung foremost
and IN anysrd March 80. arrived ~ Catherine and
there nshed ioremast and sailed Tor homo April H.