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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
.coupLLlrENrARY NQrHr.

1t was rendered to H.. { Holbrook,
at the Avenue House on Saturday
evening last, as an evidence OF the
regard in which his friends hold him.
Mr.. Holbrook, who has been night
operator at the depot here, has ac-
cepted a position as ticket agent OF
the Montpelier and Wells River road
at Montpelier, and this banquet was
arranged by way of giving him a
suitable send-off. Landlord Howe
spread a fine menu, to which the
company did full justice; and then,
O. H. Henderson acting as "toast-
master" there followed jolly sea-
son of story, joke and repartee. fla
voIed now and then with express
sions of friendly interest for Mr..
Holbrook's success in his new field.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
A PRESENTATION.

1t will now be perfectly proper to
ask w. Z. Barrett what time It's, for
he carries an elegant gold watch and
chain given him by the business men
of the village in testimony of their
appreciation of his services to the
public as freight agent-a position
which he has lately given up. The
presentation was surprise to Mr..
Barrett, who was induced, last
Thursday afternoon, to step into
Supt Blossoms office ION business. 4"
II. n. Turner was spokesman for
the bevy Of gentlemen there assembled
and accompanied the gift by some
appreciative words. Mr.. Barrett
initials are engraved on the watch,
and he will naturally prize the time
piece very highly indeed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
AT THE EAST VILLAGE.

Seth Brown is quite sick with
symptoms of pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary Carleton and daughter
returned to Island Pond last Satur-
day.
Lyle Parker is having serious
trouble with his eye again.
Secretary Lewis supplied the pulpit
last Sunday and Rev, Mr.. Elliot, it
as expected, will supply next Sunday.
Mrs. Sally Stiles was buried last
Thursday.
Mrs. Comfort Carleton, who was
dangerously sick last week, is slowly
improving.
Six young ladies from here will at.
tend the spring term of school at the
St. Johnsbury Academy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
MR.. MURPHY IN KERRY COW

Manager Stanley has begun his
management of the Opera House by
engaging one Of the best plays on
the road, and company which has
presented the drama at the Globe
Theatre each year for the past ten
years. John S. Murphy is a genial and
capable comedian and he gives that
most entertaining and refined of Irish
dramas, Kerry Cow" The tickets
are on sale at the Standard drug
store at popular prices, and strong
play will be presented Mr.. Murphy's
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
THE MARY VI. IDE SCHOLARSHIP.

Friends of the Academy will APP
preciate the valuable addition made,
April 10, to its resources by Hon.
Henry {. lde of this place. Mr.. Ide
was graduated in the class of 1862
and held the position OF Principal for
two years 1866 to 1868 after the
death of Mr.. Colby. AS pupil, teacher
and patron of the Academy, he has
always had warm interest in its
prosperity and with view to en-
larging its capabilities of influence
has now given the sum of one
thousand dollars to constitute the
MARY M. Ide scholarship"
Mary M. Melchor, wife of Mr.. Ide,
was instructor in the Academy in
1874 and died April 10, 1892. She
was woman of fine accomplish
ments and strong character, much
loved by her pupils and by all who
knew her Her memory will begrate-
fully cherished in the scholarship
which appropriately bears her name,
the income of which will be used for
aiding young women who might
otherwise be unable to take an Aca-
demic course.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20

company are well selected, not a
weak character in the cast each
one is fitted for their peculiar role
and they play their parts to perfee-
ton.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the corporation of L. ana T. Fairbanks &
Company will be held at the office of the
company in st. Johnsbury, Vermont, We'd
nesdav, May TO- 1898, at half past nine
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of
electing a Board of Directors, and the
transaction of any other business that may
legally be done at said meeting.
HENRY FAIRBANKS
Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
FARM FOR SALE.

The l.. p, Cheney farm, one mile from East
st. Johnsbury, is offered for sale. Said farm
consists of 107 acres, suitably divided into
tillage, pasture and woodland Estimated
40, 900 feet spruce and hemlock. Never fail
ing spring of water at house and barn Also
an undivided halfinterest in 100 acres of
wood and pasture land in Kirby, including a
sugar orchard. Will sell either the half or
the whole of this lot Inquire of
MRS. l.. 2. CHENEY,
II Main St., orr. G. HovEY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
NOTICE

Depostors in the Lyndon Savings Bank
are hereby notified to send their books of
deposit to the Bank for examination and
verification, as the law provides, during the
month of April, 1898.
BY order of the Trustees
IDA S. PEARL,
Tredsurer.
Lyndonville, VT, March ., 1898. ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
NOTICE.

The Citizens Savings Bank & Trust Com
pany, of st. Johnsbury request that deposi.
tors send in their books during the months of
April and May for veri6cation according
to an act passed at the last legislature, that
all Savings Banks and Savings Institutions
should have their books verified during the
year 1898, and every third year thereafter.
JOHN T. RITCHIE, Treas
st. Johnsbury, Vt, March 80, 1898
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
WANT
FOR SALE.
WANTED! WANTED! WANTED

A good man or boy on a farm to commence
at once for ten months or by the year. Must
be good mixer. will sell one or two nice
young new mich Jersey Cows; also Lost
Nation wheat and barley for seed
Z. p. ALLEN
st. Johnsbury Centre, VT. April 20. 1893.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20

LOWELL, MASS MARCH %, 1893.
We have this day sold to D. Steele Co.. of st. Jhnsbury w.
the entire stock Of Clothing and furnishing goods amounting to
S5OOOOO contained store Central and Prescott
Streets Lowell, Mass at So per cent of the first cost.
BOSTON CLOTHING COMPANY
Signed and sworn to before me-
E. N. CRANDALL,
Notary Public
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1893-04-20
Births.
Deaths.

At Sutton, April 12, Mrs. Russell Huntcy,
aged about 90
At St Johnsbury Center, April IS, Loren
Aver, aged 81.
At St Johnsbury, April 13. Mrs. George
Maillette, aged As.
At Waterford, April IL. Mrs. Sally Stiles,
aged SO.
At Danville, April H. Mrs Smith Porter,
aged SO years months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
YONki Rs

Tho Doard OF Tdrcltion fqS r" elected ir'u'rc
sbonnord president and Rudolf EifN'W'N'r VICE
president A. ihr last meeting Of TIE board MI
.hor,,rd nres,nt,A a compct" revision oi The On
nv Intended 10 make the administration oi SchooI
ogo,rs moro systematic and effective. IL" new 10y
los will he acted on at q special meeting !" be- h"n
., r,ly Or Tie board at it, last meeting appointed
Antony Imhor Inspector NJ school HuldinsS' M
salary Of 500 the appointment 10 d"'' ir"i" 'NY l.
He will have the general supervision oil Nch'o' D"'h
49,. cxturos and rrourd- and all repair, viii he
done under his direction. MIS- '''.".''''' ""'
ho. hc.n the efficient principal 81 school No. J, has
rsicnod A. She /, soon Ia J." married III" was
COMMUNICATED by the Board Of Education WIN
r.oI,tiop g., messing rs commcndaton oi her WORK
s - ,cocb.r Among the prizes thus far an
,,nnccd for the winners in the championship races
,o bc held AT White Plains on Jnly - uh''r '''
auspices Of the N0nkcrS hl'Ncl' 'i""' nv " '''
u,on.ni, cum valued at S25; silver sci, dire"
pieces from the >onkcrs IicN'l" ''up' N'''' '''"
~, cI,ss dish from e.. T. May; silver emp from
C. p Ward. calf,kin baeeag" clrT''r' rom H. W.
PAGAN. n silver mountcd cane. from {. T. MahohN
an emerald ring and n silk umbrella -, IT,
Ioruc has been selected t. represent tc leo NsSo'l
lion at The World. Fair Congr's, oi 'ath"lc "'s
Mems -ncictics. Which VIII |" Miu !" ar alter
chicago T. T. Rowan and william Dee are a'ci
nntcs rlr Common Council has deferred ~. re-
ward OF contracts for paving Getty 9qnhI' an. W. h
dacarc pcndnS the rnl1ric R"sd regarding the
having between it, tracks. TIL railroad company
advertised for separate lids Ter w. P"I vi III, ,ys
nnStnon.d until the director, meet THURSDAY. a..
The work OF laying the asphalt pavement III ~ c,
hurton-ave. has been compl"eu. imn AND u,arl,s
The inauguration Of an extensive system Of paved
streets which will be extended until III" S,r',n' q"
Yonlcrs will h. rs fine aN those OF any Guy Ill '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13

and second viccpresdcnt is an American Our treas
is NoyafScoan, and you all know from what coun'
try a Van SchoonhoVcn comes from
The officers elected President John watt OF New
York; first vice president. Edwin L. Thomas OF ionkers
second vice esiden John ~ Foster OF Albany score
tary John j. Van Schoonhoven, OF Albany treasurer,
r. A. Mcknight OF Jersey City. The next convention
will be held in Albany.
Among the delegates present were: Cacdonian', Of
wYork-John J.. Hamilton William Winterbctom and
David Fouls New.York Club OF Ncw-York-Wilan
II &C. John Patterson and c. ). Ogden. Jersey CITY
James stevens and X. A. Mcknight. st. Andrews. Of
New. York-Thomas Nicholson and W. II. Smith. fon
kers-Robert KclloCk and +. L. Thomas. Thistle Of
New .York-M NJ. Campbell and John Watt. Umpire
CITY 81 Ncw-YOrk-A. MAXWELL and J. :. COMFY
American OF New-York-Franc, Dykes. Albany CITY
George W. Flynn and John J. Van Schponhovei IN
cesor, Of New.York-H. I1utchison and a. C. Anderson
John o. (,roat Club, OF New.York-Gcorge BAN. United
Club Of PittstOn Pcnn.-John Dobe.
To-day the twcny-sXth annual championship match foi
the Bell quot medal will be played at ProudtaHs Eclipse
Hotel Park Wcstchcstor The bost 20 get thcrf
is 70 take the trolley at o-hundrcdand-tweDty
ninth.st. and Third-avc. direct {, the grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
Russia, and Patrick McCallin. who arrived III NC"
York ten days ago from Ireland
THE COMMITTEE SUPPORTS Or. POTTER.
TABERN ACLE BAPTIST CHURCH TROUBLES 'ho"
APACE, AND MIR. PUTNAM Is STILL
I-<SIIENCED

,n ir,.s,,c,,,nc committee OF the Tabernacle zap
list Church gave lis report last night Oh u" ,,u
made by the Rev. J. ". Putnam ana Johli - m..r
against the pastor. the Rev. Dr. d. '" I'd
Dr. Potter was cxoncraed from all the cha'e, 80
AR pu,nam vas severely scored and was ci'e' ~
onne,r before tho committee tonight to answer -"
cbargo NJ having violated the rules OF the ch"i."
The committee I'm its report paid specini "'' =,
10 each charge and gave separate luusihe". Va on.
one As to the loss OF the Denike fuhn Wv ,,
mittee found that II was neither ioS' =. Cor
pcrllcd and that DR.. Potter had not use" A., 8,
his own benefit The committee reporeu '" .h
had examined the financial records Of .ne ." ,..
and found all moneys accounted for. Inc 'n'i
,ho, DIR Potter WAS in financial difficulties WIS i'''
n be true but Il was 50 because ne hau W. m,
generous with his money for chari'ao'e WIN" ,hy
charge Of untruth fulncss was found 10 pe INV" a
OF consideration. The charge OF lmmor'r' and
clared TO be wholly unsupported by eVlue"o'' "'a
| AS TO the charge of nt0Alcatloh' ho p'
10 show that II true -. .
The report ended by saying: - That the i"." "
Tins set forth Justify the church III dec'ai"e ",'
charges against the pastor as WHOLLY uhPio
false and in expressing orr renewed oO''''u'n' h,
integrity and Christian character and III pieusNs '''
our sympathy and support .,rh,
v putn,m informed "A Tribune reporter last nieh
| thot n. knew that Dr. Potter was guilty Vi III wv
charges and when tire time came ne "oui' %,
him In such a way that 1t would b. impo'Sio" io
him even =, set his foot In CHRISTIAN Pip'' - -
4. The committee said Mr.. Putnam eouu nav
every charge true it had desired Du 1t "'' "'"
mn of friends OF DR.. Potter -,
| At the meeting last night Mr.. Nanu'rpo' Tt,
| Iona, ,noocb dcnouncine Mr. Putnam. Mr.. h aluhs
h ,rns recently suspended from the cnulrn' np r
! TO il and called the committee sei u '0
| ,olhin% about thr man behind Ii, back. - toro.
' T,o hY Numbers of the congregation WIS aliV A.,
90 i nrnSrn nj the meeting rolicc officers suar i"
| The entrance and five d'acoh' rep, , ""
l,.I moi
Aiter the meeting the committc went i,p Win MIR
sos,lon to consider the Lest way u o'"l WIN "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
WHITE Pr ANS.

CONTEST OF TIE WILL OF ALbthi hNpIN''
The probate OF the will Of Albert itad"Au' oil NC"
Rochelle Is being contested before surrogate '"hi'' Il"
White Plains bv his granddaughter. Caroline August"
uodcau who alleges that the b"qu",t 81 SloV'V III
the will was originally $50 900: that IN" inquire "
vas erased and the figure /" substituted ana 'hh'
,bo crssure l. not I'm tho handwriting Of the dead
man The estate l. estimated ~ Fl2'noo Ih'
hearing WIS postponed 10 GET the opinion vi Il"
expert from New York CITY. The W. I. l. - ms
opcned coffee house IN Mnmaroneckavc. lH'
village clerk. Harrington VI. Thompson MAS i"rh'u "
Law partnership with william r. Plati. ia" DISTINCT
Attorney Of Wcst.hesicr County under N" hrin ia'
=, no., l. rhoupson The Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church sunday school went I" hN" -
ynstcrdav and the Ircsbvierlnn Church sunday IrIlp
will 10 there on July .G. IN" fiir ana pruh,
Corps picnic I'm Fcrri, Grove yesterday afternoon anu
evening YEA. wcll attended. '"ore" Np'n' ms
bcen elected councillor. william fmnc, Vl'' '"uI
cillnr George ". stevens secretary ana "errsr VI
Brown treasurer ~ Whit" Plains 'ouhci 80;
20 IT, - T. A. VI. .. While waiting Tor inhrai
marty from Now York Yesterday Afternoon th" hrir
owned hv j. 7. lockwood was badly ""'h'd 10,
Harlem Railroad freight running OF The track ana
into II I'm Orawampnmst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
JJACKTNSACK

Tho Washngton Townshp Committee, whfch ms
for three months deferred NctOn on IN" application
NJ fine Bergen Driving Park Association for license
70 race horses on their track a orad'l on Tuesday
night decided the matter by declining to issue the
license Officers Of the association said yesterday
ina, they would take the matter IN their own hands
and hold races without licrn'". The association Is
purry local in its membership . .,
rv-Govrruor Rodman Prize" has handed his hll
bond OF f2O 900 70 sheriff Bogcr. ana l. now ont "I
f,.tndy The bond was first handed the sheriff on
.at,r,Iav I'm; with the undcI-ta ndng that II not
dIed hnt simply deposited fpr safe keeping. The
tx { ovcrnor went to Jersey tlN N'NicFn't ana con
I,od with his counsel eN t;ovcrnor Hhlr. lie will
continue TO STAY NJ the llchcnsdck Hotel adjoining
he Iackrnsack jail until Monday when ls Gaze comes
nm In court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
Young BOY STABBED BY Farm HAND
THE LAD AIDED HIS FATHER IN oUIETING
49,. cnIrIlAI

THE LAD AIDED HIS FATHER IN QCIETING
DRUNKEN MEN-UIs CONDITION CRITICAL.
Adam Kcnlcr and Gus Conrad farm hands In
the employ Of Juliu, smith, ovcrsecr OF the Peconic
stock Farm near sag liarbor, went home drunk on
Tuesday night and engaged in a quarrel Mr.. smith
and his son Willard hurried downstairs 10 quiet
them Mr. smith found IT necessary to handcni
Conrad and was about 10 secure kcnier, when IL
sr,, , large clasp knife and buried II deep In young
smiths arm. He pulled ont the knife and stabbed
him again in the thigh. lie was about to use tho
rnife a third dine when Mr.. smith knocked him
senscless with blow.
Kenler and Conrad we're then taken to the village
lookup and surrendered TO the local authorities
DIR Wells dressed the boys wounds and put Mn
IN he'd His condition said 10 be crlucal ye'lcr
day Kenler received such beating at the hand'
Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
GAMrS IL OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland July i2-,anney gave poor eNh'bIt'oh oil
umpiring this afternoon Ia t' m'ri i""'"N' Wv"
thr.. run, In FOR Cleveland two men on base anu no
one out ne permitted a double play q be made on
foul BAH Nash knew rlr bali opl and did not
s,srt to make play until Merritt shouted to him 10
do 40 In the next inning Tebeau stopped hit III
fair ground retired the batter and then 'afney caIed
/, foul The crowd was so Disguised that II left the
grounds and the game turned INTO farce. Tucker
spiked thinner and hurt hin % badly That ne l''' "'
game Attendance. 1000 The score:
S ,,,.,.a ............a. . iq g 9 8 ~
49, psi.Sp an, nd nrI csrSsS%
Williams. o'Connor aud zimner. Vmpr'-"'Hh'y'
st Louis July The philadelphia" deserved today
game for their maenincent playing IL was 'ne'rs "
OH, o., Tmpre MeQush. His decisions gave two runs
IN them I'm the .econd inning. The Browns mae a
n,.,dia ,allv In the ninth aud tied the score. They
,ld hay. made two more but for foolish na'e
running by Dowd and Quinn Ph'd"phia mao' 'h'
winning run on single by Cross and Reilly t"o'oasse'
The ~ , =.
s S.. L ,,,..,,i, ...........SS i
LSs rNs9spss ca ETISG'1 and
Logi' .l rGs1, .ds Cement. rmTc-McoaaId
pro,drnce July 1.-THE Erie defeated provi'
,oc. today after a wclrlaycd game by the following
score y -
Providence .........-ss . g g 8 90
Ba hi,s Providence I2. Erie H. E,1oT 1a sns
dcc D. E BS"riemD fISnn, sS MnqU' '"'
S,r,,en.ld July 1.-THE Buffalo team lost a game
n srringn,Id to-day BY the following score;
Springfield -....-......-..----.-oo n a 4
acid nnialo !, Bacrics- Miller and Ieahy Barr
and Royd. UmpIr.-Ryan and trouhar''
Al Augusta Augusta g. savannah .. German and
Wilson Augustus battery.
At Atlanta Macon 7. Atlanta D.
Al Troy and Albany. rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
NETWORK CITY.

Aionzo J. whlteman, the bookmak'r VINO was
arrested AT Monmouth Park on the charge u p'sS'i,s
a worthless check for $50, was released III 9i'''D
bail Yesterday Ills bcndsman Is James oOohiof' VI
No. 265 MadisOn-avc.
MAYOR Gilroy announced yesterday mat he "o"'u
coast lie will leave the city on July ~ IN sep
tcn1bcr he viii 60 to tho WORLDS far'
Mayor GIlrov was visited yesterday by five young
Ianonese mechanical and civil engineers. Thcy are
here rs representatives. OF tho japanese "o''rh"c"
ia study the water works and scwcrag" systems Inc
Mavor gave them letters 10 officials VINO comu a'u
them in their researches.
A meeting OF the Ncw-lOrk NEWSPAPERS ana
s.ationers Protective and Benevolent Association was
held last night at No ia West fourte"nth-st' 'h!
routine business was transacted
The resignation OF Policeman West OF the Nine
teenth Precinct last week cit the force because
he could not be allowed 10 visit his sick BROTHER was
accepted yesterday by the Police Board
JulIus Richter Of No. III First-st., shot himself
dead Yesterday Up to sunday nc had lived happily,
hut he then prolonged debauch and became
crazcd With drink
Eugene Kelly received yesterday acknOwledg
ment from Dublin OF his fourth remittance OF tl,ooo
from the National Federation Of America for the cause
Of Irish Home Rule
The Pill Posters Association continued Its sessions
nj the Ashland House yesterday and elected tl'
following officers President, Edward a. Stahlbrod',
o, Rochester y. y; vice pr. sidcn r. G. Campbell,
Of Philadelphia Penn; secretary. J. Ballard Carroll
Of Albany y. Y. In the afternoon the delegates
went TO Glen Island excursion.
Tie examination Of Fletcher A. IIanes. who i
charged with bigamy. was postponed In the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday until tomorrow.
The funeral of William Hogan, first lieutenant
Company q Of the 69th Regiment was held Yesterday
ot hi, home No. - DOwning-st. The body was
taken under an escort Of honor from Company q
10 ST. Josephs Church. where q solemn high mass
of requiem celebrated.
Bids were opened at Police Headquarters yesterday
for a new police station at No. 26 Macdougal-st.
tohr II and Richard II. Dccvcs made the lowest bid
for the construction OF the house. their estimate
bcing 2Gl ;,3T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13

Steamers Clement OBJ, Para; II Monte. New.Orl,a
strassburg (Ger Bremen weiinar (ier Baltimore bark
Eleanor for ---: bark Carl Lnck (,ter). Kongsbcrg
steamers Muriel Br), ST Lucia. etc; Rutea Utah Mcd
terranean por Majestic (Br, Liverpool Seneca Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-13
etc wyanoke, Norfolk and Richmond; westernisna d
antwerp; UIbino (Br), Baltimore.
THE MOVEMENTS or sTEAMERA.
EOREIQy PORTS

steamer Tiverton OBJ, Whitehead, from NsvY.~
steamer Gallla (BD, Williams. New-York July =
Liverpool passed Browhead at 80 p m. July is'
steamer 'IIaycl (ticr, Jungst from New York 49, .
n Southampton July II and proceeded for Bremen
4" Italian cruiser Giovanni Bausan. sailed from
for Ncw-York July II.
Iunr ~ for Dover for orders. passed the Lizard Julv
Steamer Sucyia (Gcr), Baucr, from Hamburg fsiS<
yin IIaVr, YORK. p1ssci III. II 1aId July n
steamer Ecihsin Light (Br), Parton, from Nsv.v
Irne % arrived az Flushing july 10.
steamer Norge DAM, Knuds'n sailed from scs,.
steamer Thipgvalls dam Laub. from New.York H.
II Ma Chri.tiasan1 etc. arrived Q, swim munde mi,
steamer bohemia GER, Schroeder sailed from SssS
for New-lork July ..
steamer ocean Dutch; cassens sailed from Aas,.
dam for Ncw-York July II.
steamer. Loeb Marc or; Allison from New Ynk In
Steap,cr SteinhOft GER, Busch, from New-York -
% for Hamburg passed DunoeDess July ~.
steamer Vera (Ger), Pohle. from New-york Via ~
,,lt,r arrived at Genoa July II.
steamer NJ pnebello Ital) CanZoneri, from New.v.~.
Iunc 81 arrived at Genoa July TO- -
S,cauor Charlols Dutch. reters, from NewYork -
o. arrived at Maasluis July H.,
'ssamer Nelstria dr. BRAND, sailed from Nap,ea -
New-Y0rk July B. - -,
Ncw.YOrk July IL. -
TO- Via Para, SC, arrived ut Perambuco July 10.