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Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-19
Prof. Richard A. Proctor.

L lOl' ANlNllll u "A. lOIlOls llfC ISL 1
omer, who has just arrived from "A
gland, says: Gladstone is in advail
Of his time, and it may be years befd
the aristocratic classes are educated
his great and just views Prot. Proct
regrets to believe that the Consefvafid
will come into power again with lie 4
of the Liberals who oppose Home Rul
The President announces tha
p. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays Il
Fridays OF each week he will meet
who desire to pay him their respects. Il
requests that with the, exception abo'
specified, the remainder Of Monday AZ
the afternoons Of the other days ii Il
week may be allowed him BY the publ
not for his pleasure, but for the eriorr
ance Of official duty and the irarsactil
Of public business 'af
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-19

called the North atlantic .Sbra)|
published by the cabin people. AltlI
all the contributors were anonymoJ
was generally understood that Miss
sons literary effort was an orr
story, the heroine of which is u
Moll, a New York newsgirl, who
aroused the sympathies Of the .'crif
reporter of one of the daily newspa
Mol shows her appreciation II II
porter's kindness to her by pfeveI
her father, a hardened criminal,
numbering the reporter while The
is discharging an unpleasant dn
connection with his profession. NJ
given an education, and i finally
ried to'the fortunate reporter. The
was we'll told, and afforded !
pleasure to the readers of the little D
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-19

Inc CoR9re8affonaAst has dlscovI
that the world moves. Il says 81
marked contrasts were brought to i
at the meeting of the Woman J BoaI]
this city last week. Half 4 century
in Turkey it was considered 4 shamd
a woman to read. To-day two sell
for girls in Constantinople have beell
tablished by the Sultan himself. .5c4J
years ago Harriet Newell went 70 N
to find the women shut up iii zanal
Ignorant and degraded. From the j
place where she landed there came
this country, not long Since, Mao
Joshee, a highly educated Brahmin
man, to study medicine in the Womi
College at Philadelphia. And
would have believed, even twenty X
ago, that high-caste Brabmin /
would address an audience of her
sex, in choice English, from a Dos
pulpit, as was the case with Punl
Ramabai?"
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1886-06-19

Your gala time is before you, young
people you are to sleep deeply and we'll
upon your pretty home couch; you are to
rise with song ofgladness upon your lip,
and the glad hopefulness of living in your
heart, There is Joy upon all sides be-
cause of your coming, and you will find
that as you arrange your ways so will
the general gladness increase or decrease
because of, your presence. We have
been in your midst, young people, here
and there, for over two years. 1t is a
long time to have held to purpose, is
1t not? Yet it is an atom of time in
comparison with the long months and
and years we may take counsel together.
You have written pretty notes, and often
little articles, for the SOUTHERN LADIES
JOURNAL that holds you in loving re-
gard. Young people, listen! AS we
think often OF you as we read your art
less words and charming thoughts, we
are going to bring to you some sugges-
tons for the brain and the method that
Will hereafter govern with wisdom and
skill your future ways.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
GAMLs IN OTTER CITIES.

DETROIT, May 1S.-rhe best played League
cano Of the season witnessed by large crowd to-
day between the Detroit and Philadeiphia clubs The
n,tcnng was effective anG the fielding play brilliant ana
in conseauence not a scored Oh either side IN
the frat ten nnings TIE home players rallied III tho
eleventh inning and scored the ony run OF the game
amid Casey pitched IN excellent
follows:
i,"froit ............O . o o y U Il
Base hits-Philaicpha 3 Detroit D. trrors-Phl n
ce.piia = Detroit z. Pitcners-Casey snd BALDWIN, I'm
pile-Mr Gafney.
CHICAGO. May 13.-Only seven innings were played IN
to-day's game between the Chicago and Washington
clubs when a rainstorm stopped the contest. Tho
Eastern paycr batted hard enough TO wn but lost the
game through bad work the field. The score was as
follows:
Chicago Observation-Disclosures y.
n. U W
Las. hits Chicago Washing g)n II. ErrJrs-Chicago,
:; Washington H. l1tchcrs-Mc OInck anu Dally M
pIe-Mr. curry.
ST LoUIs May s-A heavy batting game was played
today between the St Louis and Boston League clubs
The ptchiu- OF sweeney and BulntOn was bdItcu all
over the Held. The home cluO won as follows:
St Louis. ....................... 6-la
Base hits-St Louis lS Hos0n II. ErroTsSt Louis,
boston s. Pitchers sweeTy and BuihniOn. Umprc-Mr.
Eagan.
Al Baltimore Baltimore. 6 /; Cincinnati. 4.
At Phlauclphia-A,hletc. II Louisville, 9.
Al Brldgeport-Proyidene, 5 Bridgeport, 4.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
STARTERS AT JEROME PARK.
HORSES TO RUN IN THE wIraE - AND THE ro"D'
HANDICAP.


HORSES TO RUN IN THE wiraE - AND THE fo"D
HAM HANDICAP.
The declarations in some of the handicap anu
.,te r,css which are 20 run at tho coming meeting ut
erome Park are numerous yet there Is plenty OF goou
material left to secure hue fields ana max"
stirring contests ID. ID. Withcrs anu '"uko
A. C. Morson are both positive ina.
bookmaking is not inerferei with the meeting VIII 10
one of tho most successful the Association mas ever
known groat deal Of money has been expehded "
change the course and make 1t safe for both Jockey "
horse Not for that alone however, VIII 'hero
be large attendance at the park IL Is INC oesi""h
n, legitimate fiat racing in tho North. and the racogons
public is longing to more witness Lorse race
Tho meeting begins next Tuesday. an" tpeio
will bo races Tuesdays Thur1days ana sa'urua''
until June g. with goo! programme for Deeor"ion
Day thrown In The important OF tho irSt DAY a'e
tho Fordham Handicap and tho "ithers S'aAos io'
three year-o'ds In tho former there were sHy't"o
original etros thirtytwo have been declared ou' in
cluding Pontiac. Tom Martin and Richmond. ana INC
Dwycr Brothers will roy upon winning
the stake with ethcr Bankrupt or Elmen'
dorG Pardee has also been scratched put
Raaplan and Abba haye been left in. and on them WIN
depend the honor OF Commodore Ktsons coocs cell @
be AMONG the horses that viii run the race The dec
laratons IN the Croon Handicap are much tGo nac png
those the FUrihaT Tho Dwyers scratching tobtIac
Tom Martin and Richmond and Commodore hntsoa ason
asId Of horses .s tn" DIVERS havo left in Port
land, Inspector p AMI Buffalo. ". J.. Burch VIII
probably start Bggonnet Mr.. Withers Salisbury or ,no
imported Hampton-5ultaua colt, and Mr keso. Llns
In addition TO these horses there VII ne nun
of others. OF when have already shown telr
ability to we'll Ip tho Belmont stakes tne Dwyers
will rely three horses that are lett IN Tor tne
Wlthcrs The red white and blue or Mr.. keso, however,
will be protected IN hs race By his fast ana stout
ed colt, The Bard. H..
The American Jockey Cub. recognizing the necessity
of raising every possible barrier against fraud has made
some addition It's rules In the past horses nave run
IN the OF persons having no interest In ,h'lh
whatever and the names OF the interested persons nave
been withheld entirely. Many people back norscs Do-
cause ~ their having confidence In their stables
Then too, when their owners. are known puts tne on
their honor. The following additions have been made
Additional paragraph Rule 20A lat OF the names of al
persons composing partnership whether running hu.r m
assumed shall he published but the real names
vduas who have registered an assumed name SNAIL
not be disclosed in this list =,
Additional paragraph Rule 23.The registry must he made
least ha1ur before the race aud any interest not p
parent in the entry or the Official programme shall oe PosVo
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
AMENDED RULES VOTED DOWN.

"Weve whipped 'em clean out OF their
boots" WIS the greeting with which john A. loDcy met
a rII~E 4 reporter he out OF the Produce Ex-
change al D. IN. yesterday, Five minutes Deor ire
meudols ch or was heard the main nOOr OF the TX
change when Alexander Moasim announced the large
majority OF against tue amended ales OF tne fro
duce Exchange submitted by the Board OF mdn gers
Both friends and the opponents OF ths amehtmen.s
were on The early in the day, and tlrelessy wOse
Tor votes william Merrill. James Carney ana the ucRe
canvasscl Tor votes IN favor o the amended
6y-laws and samuel JacOby, John A TODey, AiexanueT
Nesk,in : CARL ana Mr. Deyfuss were the prihcPai
AMI wiih few excepions all OF the managers voted
Sgaiust the amendments The result was as follows
FOR the amenGm Gments. 410 votes; against them, IlO
scattering those who voted against sone OF tue amend
men,s), 81.
From thls timc TIL the annual election next month
there will BE- for the selection OF new ohcers
and the six new 70 be elected. SIX nOding
over one year longer James McGee. d. A Etredgc and
a f. orr are the favortes for president ano Samuel
facoy for treasurer the treasurer deeninS re-
Nomination. With the exception OF Mr. Eldreage the re-
hing managers will be "boycOttei An effort s TO De
nsds 70 elect board that will BE- favorable To the rein
of E. H. Walker rs statistcan OF the Exchange
VINO was recently superseded by Mr.. Brown, from
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
sCOREs MADE All CREEDMOOR.

The second days shooting at Creedmoor was
opened yesterday by Companies \. aud OF the th
Regiment under comman! Of tLoutenantColonel smith.
The weather In the morning was most favorable Win
slight southeast wind, which became stronger ana
puffy and toward the afternoon turned into what Is
known among marksuon q hsh tail wind but II had
little effect upon tho shooting In the second-class
range which 100 yards standing and 200 yards lying
down l00 qua hed out or lS3 Private A. L. Hoyt
m ,de a score OF Al OF possible 80. In tue frat
range, which 900 yards standing and 300 yards
living Gown. 81 nlark5men qualified out OF $50. The
highest score by Company A. SO. made by Corporal
W L. Boslwick; Private q. A. Happy, Leutenspt j. T.
Ware and Private A. d. Leonard made 81 each. Priv
r. IT, COTE, r and j. NJ. Hayward. OF Company c. each
und "a.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
IERSEX EIIX

Arthur Mcmahon was the General Sessions
yesterday for petty larceny IN stealing game cock He
WHO is in prison for enuezzling SOL 0O0
petition sined by no Of The largest IN
asking have tunnel constructed the at wash
ingOn IL Is proposed IL avea tpnne instead OF abrdgc
Edward alias =" Porter" flaDnigaH who is charged with
murder OF Victor Colqns Oh saturday night Ind
animation Yesterday IN Pc ce Justice stilsins court
Flanagan declined 10 make any statement and com
mted for trial.
Aw1tt OF cerorar issued from the Supreme Court was
served upon Cleveland yesterday removing
for review the proceedings tax b. the Mayor for
removal OF George l.. kccrd as member Of the Board OF
Education
VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.
RAHwAY-B. F. Crowell prolninon Democrat. and the
President Of the Common Sonnc Nm Wh2 WAS ia
votes peOned foT recount Ihis TOOK place yesterday
before Judge Vansycke resulting ina gam OF four votes Tor
PArRasoy-The second trial OF Thomas A. bowling for
shooting LAWYER Ward. III wards Office, on o9pter .s
ss0 was Sgen ID te Eo9 NJ %aa H. sacc
inQ. 1be evidence WIS not hnishe1 when he conii ~
}Se ioSmer trial when ,he Jury dsaed The e,e1sc .
temporary INSANITY Maud era ger was anno1nced to
Az nsb she appear aud The people that gathered
st theatre turned away Miss ranxer informed
ger Dr. O. c. Toward, owed hr between 5000 and sIop
Arrangements were made for MISS Grangers appearance
under her management, beginning tonight
HoBoKEy-A well dressed instantly killed yes
erdAy By Ese Railway locomotive a. The loot OF Eighth
g. The engneer ana s 'a a 'be be aa uentoa
& weTs on nj Sis s eit fiH hand "'' '''-''' saa
wuroS-scveral houses entered by burglars yester
day ana considerable property taken.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
MANlnoyEcK Richard Michael and william Logan.
so wao s bsohsrs woanans Michael in one Of bis
feet and William In his left iea.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
BROOKLYN.

"B r. NJ" sends II this oiilcc for the parents OF
ANNE Eplien, at No ll3 Water-st.
Mrs Sophia Schubert, hity-sx' servant AZ NO. no.
l52 Leonard ST., tell down stairs yesterday ana was
instantly killed.
The Pilot Commissioners yesterday sent protests 10
Mayor whitney and Commodore Chandler OF tnc Navy
Yard against the dumping OF street refuse III inc Mda
bout Canal from the Navy Yard dock.
yjctlous mule board the canal boat Henry ig" a,
the foot of Paciacst bit kicked W. H. Charles bo
CAPTAIN, and Edward Charles, dcck-hand yesteIh"y'
II thought that the latter ~ latiy hur" Ho 10 ~ ~
Long Island College Hospital
owing to the strike in ROhmann q Hilinanns lurnl-
turc factory members OF the 1rn dOnned the Ep
OF worken Yesterday aud were bu.lly engnSed at the
Trade Mr. Ullmann said II the nrSt time IN fourteen
wears that had done and that he earned II ~ Dy
working nine hours.
Miss Ilig of No.200 -st,appiod to the ponce yes
rray to kill her pet poodle, whicn she e red WAS IaDl
fl mad sE0wn signs Of madness FOR several days ana a'i
tried To bite members OF the family but they had locked
IL In the basement and kept away from It, IL grew worse
ceman went house and shot the animal II the
back yard.
Flags displayed On the public buildings Yesterday
I'm honor quartarcentennal OF the departure OF
The Attn regiment for the seat OF war In loOl Inc
veterans of the regiment held their annual cainpre III
The evening AT the Mansion House ana speeches were
made recalling the past with much prde and pleasure
rhe regiment will have dress parade and review on
Nonda next honor OF their muster into the Cnlled
All Il
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

Firs base hy crrors-Brookyn z ST LOUIS 2 Fst VnTo
on haIls-rooklyn 3: 81 Louis :? IaTned runs Broohyn
1; St Lou O. struck out-roosiyn o 81 Lons q pt le.
n, hases-Ti ooky ST Louis Total base hits-Brooh
iyn q Louis II. Home runs swsrtwSod pne
siocn sSie ebpss.MecIeiian y swartwoe Eurch Nc
Camiey Gleason Comiskey robinson NieO 0,cr
Wild pltches-Terry. Fout, a. Lasseu pans-+hoN"'''
/. Umpirc-Mr Clinton Iime-llo' ,.,o,.
The Metropolitan and Pittsbnrg clubs player I'm, The
arst came together Staten Island yesterday. no
home nine again played In 1ne form ana won easil5
Cushinan pitched with effect and was hne,y ,
uohcrt Orr and Foster played finely. onord was no.
90 fortunate against the home batters but MS suppo'
was poor enough TO DISCOURAGE aimDst uny .a. as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
To.DAY's RACES AT CEDARHURsT.

PROSPECT OF INTERESTING CONTESTS - HORSES
THAT ARE NAMED TO START.
The Rockaway Stecplechqse Association presents
another attractive programme for o-days racing at
Cedarhurst 1t to be hoped hat the weather ill be
fair Tor on account lberality the association de-
serves success As to weather. however, it has been
in bad luck. The public however, seem to appreciate
the efforts of the association for there has always bee
a fairly good crowd in attendance.
The first race is for hunters, thrcequarters of mile
on the dat There are nine entries. Second tho
programme comes fiat OF seven furlongs in
which eight are named to start. Then the jumping
races begin he IInntcrs Handicap Steepechase coming
next Only four horses named to start, bnt as
amateurs will have the mount and the horses are
closely matched it should be interesting and cx
citing contest The fourth race. from n racing point
OF view will be the feature OF the days sport Ii il
the Great Selling Steeplecbase. There were twenty
five original entries out OF this number only five are
likely to start. They are good ones however. among
the humber being Miss Moulsey, Ecuador and yelling
ton. The fifth and concluding race is over tie
hurdles, one and one-quarer miles. There nine
tiles.
The following is n full list of entries:
FIRST RACE. HUNTERS HANDICAP. FLAT RACE, ABOUT Il
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19

Earned runsMe'ropoian 2 rtsbnrg flrs1 e9
Mathematician G. Pittsburs Let on bases Net
r. Piltsbnrg 3 Total base -Metropotan - r&i's &
hn,g y Two.base hts-Orr l. Honord, ]. DonDle plb ,
Whitney smith, Mountain smith Mann stfnehH iH or n
Nctropolitan 81 Pittsburg g. stolen bases -iehSl;
forster Z: Holber Barkley. Wnd pitcAes-honor' -
Umpre-Ke!ly. Time = hours
The same clubs will play again to-day Carru,uer a
and Ioskins will be the pitchers IN BROOKLYN anu aOi
ris and Lyncn at Staten Island. , I'LL.
All the Eastern American clubs won yesterday, Wits
ali tneWestern clubs IN theWcst won except Kansas CJ
The members Of the Assembly Of New YORK Count!
have cha epged the members from Kings county ~
niav game of baseball. The match Will be playeu Nv
Wellington PARK, Brooklyn, IN about week.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
DEATH OF MRS. vANDERvEER.

Mis- William Vanderveer, a wel-known hotel
Keeper and proprietor Of the bathns at Coney Island
witch her died Yesterday age hyFeveD IN her
nic kept b)ardin ,hOuse In BOOkyn dozen
years ago her uncle leased c Ou Neptune Hos' at CoHey
Island and Mrs Nanderveer and her husband lntp
partneIshp two afterwari Mrs vanergeer GoA
fu charge OF IL rne lea e some aDd from the town
OF and when the conoourse was ld out she Dll
the present NandeTveer aftcrward the bathing
pavilion estnnqtel that left s2r,UO0. Her hls
band, four and two daughters survive her
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
NEUS From TIE SUBURBS


lanes Collins Hobokcn who accused o; the murder o
his wife was committed the county jail Yesterday 10 await
III. action of Grand jury II had recovered non DIS
dcpluc the statement thai MS wie must nave
her INJURIES accidentally refused TO say aayihs
mia fo oys g e ell and pecvcly were also
cOun 10 he a witnesses Collins Is reported
ing that fe attacked him ~ hammer Oh sun
night and ~ retfcate to small room and fastened INC
Thus statement l. maze 10
presence o some marks on Tie door cvlacny
made by blows o.. hdnmcr Coroner Haughey VIII peGn
tl., M Ons
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho condition of ex-President Arthur remained
unchanged yesterday. c
"Daily Reader"-Address yonr inquiry 10 Com-
modore Ralph Chandler Navy fard.
DR. w. H. French, OF Cincinnati. has sent 10 LIE
TRIBUNE ST. for Mrs. john a. Qnaries
The receipts for the first week Of "Ermlnie ,aa at
the Casino were nearly $4,000 Few weeks III the
history of the house have ever equailed tnis'
The Smith Family" will give a concert, ior .n1
beneft of the library this evening IN Olvct Chape'
No. 63 Sec0nd-st.
william Evans of No. 27 North Moore,st, en-, en-,
tered the house of the Rev. Mr.. Simpson OF NO; io3
East Flteenth-st., and stole the minister co' ou'
was arrested.
As Policeman John Stahl was walking along the
track of the Hudson River Railroad near the kines,,
bridge station yesterday, he was seriously lhJiou
by locomotive. o
While at work in planning mill at No. 232 East
Tenth-st Yesterday, Thomas jackson, age slAty-
five of No 216 Fourh-st., Brooklyn, had his arm
broken by the machinery.
The commission of inquiry that was ordereu py
the Treasury Department to investigate trouplcs
between Surveyor Beattie and the Speciai heeh'S
Department have not held any session TINS week.
Paul NJ. Potter, the Editor of Io,cn Tories through
his attorneys Yesterday served William Dofsheihei,
in he star Office with papers in lioei sun ros nos
%25. 900 damages This suit is based on charges
made against Sir. Potter in The Star.
Hebrew of middle age strayed into the calhe-
dral IN Flfth-avc. Ou Monday and maze GcstuIvs
and ordinations calculated to create als'Ir1 90
ance He said he was Morris Frank; OF NO. ,I Ito
Chatham-st. The police sent him 10 behc'uo ho'
pia. ,
Workmen were busy Yesterday Transforming INC
Cosmopolitan into q remarkably Japanesy japanese
village This is the same exhibition gwen mere
Iast fall at The Madison Square Garden, aud to-day
it will be opened for its final season
The Assessment Commission YESTERDAY Gecidea ta f,i
that the assessment on the property 6eneh'ea Dy
the regulating and grading of Tenth-ave. from
fth,st TO GnehumaffGe ono the
gIound that the property should be benefited.
The managers of " The Little Tycoon" now run
ming at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, have ADDED an
other attraction to those already announced Al
every evening performance this week they present
all tie ladies' in the audience with cnt-glass Dot
tie of delicate perfume. AT the mailhees Da'uiai
roses and Japanese vases are gwen.
Tie American Art Association VIII Keep thcir
galefics open next sunday from p m I'll q p III.
unahe TO attend the exhibition OF Prize Fund pct
ures during The week, and the directors hope the
attendance Will be such as TO warrant future eI-
nermenfs m this direction Heretofore the result
mas not been encouraging.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-19
STEIMERS DUE.
THURSDAY, NAY 20.
SHIPPING NEUS.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF ........TU UEsDAY MAY IS. 1856.
ARRIVED.


iro to Dre1e Morgan CO. ye,sG % TO- F1neh Eays & oe
and passengers 70 Oelrichs q co. o ,.
mdse and to LOUIS dc Bcban Arrived at the m
Steamer Philadelphia Hess, Laguayra May Puerto ca
Pso S SqT5foa IT, S a sT 5 ar aRa ar 10
bse sseamer Anas Span Moraa stJohn: Pr April 97
FsSa a. AGa % and a sSsS
gers to Pm Forwood Co Arrived at the Bar at iZS2 ~
steamer Eureka Percy New-Orleans days with mde 10
folk with mGse and passengers to Old dominion
m %@ ssssaaSS W co. NJ VII"
steamer Amos Bagst9w. corwn Providence, ,t,,
mSse to order teT vessel to Vernon II Brown & Co.
utS to Ra Ra Bros vesse ' to Bowling Hrehbad
Bark Cardenas Rowe Gaboon River SO days with mdse to
Bark Amaraaih Ger hilmers Bristol 32 days with clay
and empty barrels ORDER vessel to wauen Toe q Co
Bark Moand lNor umendsen Buenos Ayres 45days Win
Bark Mississippi Nor Jacobsen Rio Janeiro tdays with
Amsinck 3 Co, vessel to Funch, Edye d CO. -.
with coffee to Ar9usSs BGs vessel 0J 9sI.h2% & SSa So
ses to oTef mry vessel to MecaIf CO.
BTis Olivia carsan; Leblanc A9PiRTwall 81 days with
schr Gslena ot Windsor Ns Parks Gqanapamo 10 days
sUNsETwmd at SANDY HOOK. light. 81 cloudy. At CITY
I,and fresh. sw cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Carina Brl scott. Licaa Aorl q. Messna p
Gibraltar 49, mdse - order to simpson, spence
steamer Alert CNor, Mlchelsen. BaracOa days. with
with m,Ise to order; vesse to Winchester & Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Alaska Br Murray. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Alawick Castle (Br), Sanders Avonmouth-snp
steamer MandaIay (Br, Sample, Cardiff, waes-Funch.
steamer Amerqne Fr Baiquene nayraLpMs p,d de Beban
sieamer hst & & H9r MeGslien RG nrI5t
Steamer Chattahoochee Catherine. savannah Henry
Steamer seneca, walker West Point and Newport News
steamer neptune Berry Boston-H F DimocK
Bark Poare ,Iau Costa singapore, BEl-Austn BALDWIN
Bark Avonport (Br. smith, Ham ,urg-C W Bertaux.
Bark Leone Ita). EspOs0. Lisbon Andrew Ennis.
Bark u ltabel sawyer Havana -Almlr1ll Co.
Big lbar (Aus slcich Batavia Java ior orders tunch,
Brl! Karna Coffin Gibarl--Jas L Ward & Co.
schr SaDuna 3r UrqIhart. - John. MA Heney.
SAILED.
Alaska, for Liverpool Aradne Newly Sorrento
Hamburg; Nerumnus Montego Alert Baaco9; City Of
savannah, savannah; Roanoke Rlchmond; Chas Mayer
snp Henry fer New Orleans
BsTks Marie, for stettn Hoppet Gothenburs; Malura.
srigs Johu Wesley Rosario: Annie storer Maanzas
Hayilah( Port Sp1in
Also slicdVla Island SoIad-Steamer Glaucus.
Boston ship Bedford Boston.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Park Helen Fox tRr Pr , BaTer from for Aria @
boom sDrun., maiuto plnast aud hull strained.
THE MOVEMENTS or SrEAMEBS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN lS-Arrivei. CITY Of Montreal
(Brl Reiiord from NcwYork May on her way TO Liver
MoviIif MAJ is"Arrved steamer Ethiopia tBr). Wilson,
from York May her Glasgow and proceeded
HhMnuaG Nav is-Arryed, steamer We tphalia Ger.
GiBRALIAR May l5-Passcd, steamer Dorian (Br Swain.
fQm Mediterranean ports for New York ,. ,.o, ,,.,,
rauean DO u for New YORK.