The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1863, Page 8

8 THE LATE CITY TROUGLES, | Damages Against the City. TWO HUNDRED AND KIGHTY-FOUR NEW CLAIMANTS. ‘The Comptroiler’s office was ifterally besieged yester- @ay by applicauts for reimbursement on account of da- mages alleged to bave been sustained during the week of | rioting, Two hundred and eighty-four claims, in additien | to those published im the Henap already, were present- ed to Mr. Brennan yesterday, Of this number two hun- dred and fourteen were from colored people , of all copdt- tions, trades and professions, ‘The names of the colored ‘applicants could not be suppited to the reporters yester- @sy, inaemuch a8 they came in after the regular hour of Dusiness. The names and amounts claimed by the other apphoants (seventy in number) are given below. Tt will be voticed'that one of the claimants was a woman who was shot im the leg during one of the fights in the vicinity of the Second avenue. For the injuries she thus sustained she now demands one hnndred dollars, twenty- five of which are for expenses mourred by employing modtoul assistance. There bo peer a few other claims of @ similar nature presented to the Comptroller, and qouch curiosity seems to be felt as to whether nor damage cau be recovered vader such circumstances. The popular ak which seems to be pretty sound, is that if can recover for broken cbairs and “china, a ‘ortiors. damages should be given for broken legs and other tn- juries ‘to the Fete ‘The following list Ses, ali the clas bee yesterday except those. by the colored enFy.M. Connett, Chemica) Bank...... $80 00 ‘Alien G. Newtnan, destruction of building 1,180 sins ‘Thos. Eagan, 118 First avenue. ° David J. Whitney, 1843¢ Enat Twenty-frat Nowman Onderdonk, Broadway. 8,353 06 Martine & Ouvrier, pianoforte man Tmanefasinrss, gies eee gn me pn Scoot ‘or yar polls. 100 00 295 82 270 00 410 60 StOre, 1,182 BroaGway........s0eesseeeieess 1,920 Oh desiraction of’ certain 216 03 187 400 i 4 25 00 ‘Christian Onie, 206 East Thirty-fourth street.. 750 00 Stephen Mersereau, 115 Perry street, lose of stored in Twenty-first st. Armory. 160 41 property ‘Mich. Jost, 237 avenue A.. jost, 237 avenue 222 avenue A. ‘No, 222 aven 149 65 = So 38 Sunvel = ali s ; SS SB S8s sRssss 8 B to" #22 83 eu § ze a888888 Ssssessssssss 8 SEeeeoue the 3 eagbaeaes & BabZee gi ssnesese 82 the late applicants were Mre. Abraham Frank- ate i Of 812 Wost ‘Twonty-sizth strect = had her gon banged during the rioting, and Of*the latter was Killed about the same wig bein g trucks with a stone on the head. lowing are a pe. of resolutions which accom. Bend testa Stig wu tr Sa mittee mics 7 ‘or disbursement: iid \RaToGa eB ne, . open or ETE Le I, Yo many of the most ¢ of them baring deen bereft of thetr families ana ‘by murder, thelr dommiotie ‘nd properly by fire an Inder. shamefully drivess Sireaides without pro; ‘Wun oF security, Heeing like fugitives from the tron band of tyrannical op) forced 10 meek, shel froma Gepredacions of the bi wed, ‘That Wey the wat the nite Bu Biaes Frotal at Sarpioga Springs, New Yor eartidiy yrapathy. Ug gonurtoue ‘ne mumof one hundred en doll that chee: Feceived for the uidand covutorvot our brethten whe ars eed by the late riotw; and be it further ‘That we bave unshnken faith and confidence in im Ka rules ‘both to weayea and on oti ao os we fu His idenee pptrolling friends, Bnd ‘that t before ebay may be returned to thelr homes 4 Yomed pursuits, to live happy and Yatenen scarry SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE COLORED PEOPLE RELIEF YOND, BECRIVED SINCE LAST REPORT. Raster, %., cash. — F. A tba 5° way, N. J. from sui . W., dr. cyanea 6 Bai Treasurer. os ‘<a AN ‘STURGES; Treas pie ike nip te Teed, Alarm Bells to be Sounded. @RDM'S FROM MAYOR OPDYKR AND SUPERINTEN- DENT KENNEDY. Mayer Opdyke bas issued the following order:— Orion, New Youn, July 28, 1963, the Metropoliina ho may ere immediately repart at hele several stavon tam succnssive strokes is hereby directed tobe sounaed ‘oa eaoh of the fire onem, ee this city whanever ayrequest therefor shail be the Commis. showers or Bipert rid Police, and ve tena sal be fo n ei ihe suid ehiccre. ” GRORGH OPDTRE’ Napaee™ lw agsordamce with the above Superintendent Kennedy Dae promuigaped the following — GRMERAL ORDERS— NO. Maw Youx, July 30, 1963. {enved on ft en ee a te tr te missioners of Po. sake Tevet thereon. Fou oral nake reuet tberetor. You ei neuty each morn. Carvers —— en ib you Will Patch eee halts, Pape aes ten sirdken avin bounded aaron eli se Plt, Attemlance of ‘olde force any In ace beaper ation how about aan fee eet witht oat Lee Oh et or oI nae 1, "ireular vo both jumer on Fe rice, een eceeeMaON een History of the Recent Rice, Tus POLICE CAPTATRG\TO BR THR AUTHORS THEREOF. At the convocation oF police captnins at potice head gnarters on Monday afte:'oon, Mr. luspeetor Sewved instructions that eac% captain ahould fornteh to Dim a detailed aceount of theo; tons of their various commands during the recent The captains hie | ected directly upon the instruction®, ad on Tuseday “, | with & view to aingi to singling. ou gy rpm ye J eg bn ‘and pre- NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST I, 186% with the lark, It {8 supposed that the interpretation of his claim to exemption ts founded upen the fact that he does the sicepiwg ior the tarmily. PRAISEWORTAY, Rev. Mr. Howard, of South Dartmouth, expresees hig inseution of responding in person to the draft, following the peeworthy example of Rev. Mr, Potter, of New Bedtors urge nom der of the reports were handed“in. These re- ports form a complete and detailed history of the riot | from begivaing to ent, and make mention of many meri- | torious and daring deeds done by the various commands. | There will be, all told, thirty-two reports from the cap tates of as many precinets, and from these the inspectors: will make a coudensed report to the Board of Police Com palesionsrs. It is the intention to have the papers prinigd together m pampbiet form for circulation amoug the po- dice and the Public generally, to show the exact workings of the force during the entire crisis. nem will bea docu- SUBSTITUTES SENT TO JAIL. Eighty conscripts were examined on Saturday Board of Exroiment of the First district, of whom i zm were accepted, one iurntaRed a substitute and ment of great public iuterest. and will show the pemher y-one were exempted, ter substitutes in this of men engaged, the number of fights that. sok pines, tne district are to be quartered in the jail at New Bedford, number and character of the charges made the loca- | from which Se bs find it dificult to escape. , tion of each, and the places where the most violent scenes * CLERGYMEN IN MAINE. The fovowing ymen have been drafted in Manone Rev. Edward tionaliat, Waterville; wes, xian K. Kelton, ist, Waterville; Rev. othr op: Sas Gener ean, were enacted by have ater, the rioters, Such of the citizens as ied to the po hry ge ae eee personally or by ting the bravery of the ferce, Congra phiet, >t ba ationalist, Gray ; Rev. ew Ballou, Methodist, Poland; rive fifty dollars to, the esate en tes teen oe , H. Carlton, Baptist, New Gloucester, and Rev. 0, ive dollars each to the two bravest, or ten dol Blackman, Methodist, Portiand, tothe fve mest meritorious. Where s0 now A In New Haven the Town Treasurer can raise Do money done so well the Commissioners cannot pretend to discri- | from the banks to pay drafted men the sum voted at a ;, and this ge&tieman, like mony. slkaras eat ene Tecent towm meeting. to the Hebed accounts inthe Hmmaip and The Draft in New Jersey. EFFECT OF THE ACTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF JERSBY CITY—THE ENROLMENT OF VOLUN- TEERS GOING FORWARD BRISKLY—MASS RATIFI- CATION TO BE HELD—THE NEW IRON-CLAD MON- HOGO, BTC., BTC. Mesers, Aldermen Decker, Gaffney, Edgo, Naphew, Gaddis and Kane, composing the special committee ap- pointed under the lutions of the special committee which bad under. donsideration the suggestion of bis honor Mayor Romar, to pay heavy bounties to fill up the quota of the city and avoid the necessity of a draft, have alreaay commenced their !abors, and by to-morrow night the entire machinery of raising the required number of four bundred and twenty-five men will be in active ope- ration. Recruiting offices have already been opened and arespectable number of men haye been enlisted, the heavy Dounty doing its work well. Among those who enlisted yesterday were four nine months men, who are considered ‘as veterans, and whose bounty amounts to nearly nine hundred dollars in the aggregate, besides tho six dollars per month for the subsistence Of their families. It ts Arrest of the Alleged Murderer of a Negro During the Late Kiot. On the morning of the 14th ult., it will be remembered, an unknown negro was murdered at the corner of Leroy and Washington streets by the mob opposed to'the draft, Coroner Naumann was notified of the case, but the ex- citement growing out of the riots prevented Die giving the matter that attentién which it demanded. A jury was ‘emapannelied, and, after viewing the mangled corpee, the further investigatiqn of the case was adjourned subject t0 the call of the Coroner, Since then the negro bas been identified as William Williams, formerly a band on board ‘one of the government transports plying to New Orleans; and the police have been imdefatigable in their exertion to secure the person of the murderer. On Thursday Cap- tain Jourdan, of ‘the Sixth precinct, received information to the effect that a carman, named Caleb. Lawrence, residing in Morton street, witnessed the outrage, FRought that thee volunteers from New r York and dother | 2 and koew ho was. Upon in- | adjacent localities will take advantage hese id quiry Captain Jourdan learned that Lawrence | bounties, #o that there.can be no doubt whatever but was afraid to divulge what be knew con. | ‘bat marine ee oe men ee will be prinemnee the affair for fear of being maltreated, by the | {ero one Urty Cove we nP sat due for he untiring rioters; so it was necessary to use a litte strategy tin no is ‘. He it his in order to secure the much coveted information. Officer sm tothe afl gne oy beri Golden—a vory clever dotective—was ordered to arrest ee sone = rc fy Piper’ the carman and him with the murder, when the aan the Oe aot occa acted Jatter got 20 that he consented to reveal allon | UAiOe ses or Winioe Council al Breall ‘00 condition that.he would be protected against the mob. ‘office in ‘eerl the of The ties, The ofleer assured him that he would be wall iaken card | {T'S neve been soleated, and will be. con: aed ia woeming from him the.mame menced in some of them today. The committee will ‘the enlisting business their personal attention until required number of men are raised. Tho committee tion he saw ae ee beating de- | meet to-day at the office of his Honor Mayor Romar to trate and Mcallister was pounding Rie bead and | Mave thelr Sool tirengion ‘Council fs the theme of. con- ‘dreast with a block of russ pavement. At each blow of | | soir wheveand affords satisfaction, the missile the black drew up his legs in a convulsive rma taet a wealthy citizens propose to manner, but finally a blow on the bead finished him, and | 9¥%! a ek Galion teeta he soon ceased to struggle. Lawrence was.eo much | *srand mass wre. i> Seiky. Soe Cages std a ted the bra! ibition, be says, that be to morrow night, or earlier Berard ae took @ good look at the assailant, with the intention of Nol per Aer 7 my P ciyypins Pid Several identifying him, and he is now quite confident that McAl- (rate Stelseseds eu: Grand Warren strects were Uster is the man who inflicted the fatal blows. Yoster- rorya tag seeste honor of the day officer Golden learned that a person bearing the oxact ferro soo Lid vey ip pee ote ‘description of Medlliser waa: to be found at the sugar Pp povp cy Bho al morersat xn refinery of & Booth, in Hing street, and fas proved ae St capes dence the ‘fact it was ved to | the people, loor ie alent cee effoot the arrest of the accused immediately. Acoording- | he work on ¢ saupet penaie LL sew going for 4 iy about nooa the oficere repaired 10 the Pod a ‘ques brio rteginipnig ae gee Neier ven \ their machinery into operation again the work They will not be-ready to the contract for con- to Messrs. Secor & Co., is will differ entirely it ernment, Dackward and forward, like a ferry Tout, “Freel 1 1e A Victim of the Late Riot. | ete eee ee atirely. Of isons -be al- Alexander Stewart, a negro, about thirty-five years of ‘age, died at tho hospital en Blackwell’s Island, on Satur- day, from the effects of: injuries received in tho late rict in West Thirty-third street. Deceased, it appeared, was chased by the mob, and frightened to such & that ‘he lost bis senses, and to shoot one of the ca- valry who was endeavoring it him. The soldier was compelled to use his sabre in self-defence, and inflict- Sat saya dnpeinree talc ented 73 black died in consequence. Coroner Nauman an inquest upon the Of deceased yesterday, when The Draft in Philadelphia. the jury rendered a v: exculpating the soldier from Pumaparma, July 30, 1863. ne acim Among thove who wero 90 “fortuflie”” as to be hooored General Harvey mine naga with the draft today were three more telegraphers, . GENERAL ORDERS—NO. 36. making fifteen in all from the American Company, in- Was Daranracory, Ansorave Gems Ove} | cluding James Merrihew, assistant manager; James J. " maviliay of te Continenta omee 058 Wikia enin 6. The military commander’s in reference to all | Slerk. hese Selographers troops and enlisted men wo happen to come within the | SPPly for at Crgaslaation, as 8 company for tle limits of is command will be presiesty. those of a.com. | Staphic duty. ¢ manding officer “ . 12. The duties of miler Pepennnders ‘as above de- The Draft in lllinots. fined, will ve in the city of New York and the THE GERMANS AND THE DRAFT—IMPORTANT ACTION— military‘posts in that on ior: : NOBLE RESOL' le H. Brown, Colonel Fifth United States Diieee Been 2 Jt 5 By order of SECRETARY OF WAR. Ata meeting heldon the 20th of July by the Chicago Taomas, Adjutant General. orking vy jon, one of the semen ee city, numbering over arapctig ono ey ay soe or pSogchespeen Worknemens Association, which is berger od oe New Yous, July 20,1963. | Position inregard tothe Couscription Iaw aod the en In reading an article in your tesue of to-day, headed | lorcement ame, and to t @ committee to “Four More Victins of the Late Riot,’’ I find it stated that itself ready to orgunize for the par purpose preserving and Francis MoCabe was actively engaged in tbe riot. There | mainualcing law and order in thie chy. ‘Tile eutioe wee was no riot on the corner of Thirty-sixth street and Ninth | unanimously adopted, and Leon Straus, Geo. Schneider. avenve at the time deceased was wounded, or at any other time during the day. The military wore at Thirty- eighth street and Ninth avenue, going up the avenue, when they turned around and fired a volley down the , Mr. Mechelke and Dr. Ernst Schmidt, were appointed a commities to draw such resolutions. said committee retired for a short time aud thea brought in the gy Bigeorr gpaeed which were not te unapimously, but with great entbusiasm and ap) pre avenue, wounding the deceased and several others. The Work: 8 Association, declare: Geidence given atthe conor foquet to rove that wt th. Cag, of the lew funk be, satuialved, things, and under all circumstances, if a state of anarc! ny shall pot arise which endangers the ‘iife and pro- perty of the citizen. And whereas, the conscription law in particular, must at this moment be enforced, (notwithstanding its eontain- a RA ‘a clause of which we cannot approve, and which we have in its time protested, and the amendment of which we have, alas! too late, and therefore withous* success, endeavored to obtain,) if our army shall not be stopped in its course to glorious victory aud the restora- tion of the.peace of the republic shall not be for a long time delayed; therefore, be it Resolved, That it would be a great shame for the cit; of Chicago, if her loyal citizens should not possess en prudence and courage to prevent for once and all time the breaking out of such shameful outrages as were lately enacted in our sister city ow York. 2. That we will not allow or suiler any infringement upon the supremacy of the law. 8. That we, the Chicago Workingmen’s Association, are ready to ec for the purpose, with amme in our hands, to smother any mob or mob rule in this city. 4. That it is our expressed opinion, and that we are jeceased: part ping, No. 15 at all the fires in the Second hatyits on that Gag, and that deceased was detailed by the assistant foreman Bates nese, es No, 15 to prevent the rioters from com ae had been out previous to his being insortin, 1 will not only confer a favor on his arcane an act of justice to THOMAS 0'LOUG! Assistant Foreman Engine No. 15, ‘Two Sons of Gen. Meade Drafted. Pmapevrma, July 31, 1863, ‘Two sons of General Meade were drafted to day* The Draft in New England. SHOOTING AT SKEDADDLING CONSCRIPTS. ts ‘abe nee Traveller, Juiy 28: Joe Saturday night, at the conscript camp on Grapevine Point, Conn., ® number of drafted men attempted to run the ‘ind escape from the camp. They seized the sentinel, threw him down, vee ne The sentinel his feet and gave the alarm. , | Teady to 1 the same, that in the possible attempt of fifteen in number, thus aroused, fred on "be deserters, | a mob, e citizen, high or low, biack or white, ia en- substitute fora New: | titled ¢o the fall protection of the laws and. must reoelve the same. 5. That we, therefore, hope that all good citizens shall in time take the necessary steps, that within the limits of Chicago, the safety of life and property, even of her hombiest citizens, shall not be gered, and that the honor and good name of our republic shall remain and be Preserved unsul unsuilied, and that any violent oppesition to ‘the ‘laws of the republic shall be met by us only with bullets. " Resolved, further, That these resolutions shall be pab- Naked In all tho English aud German papers of Chicago. ‘Updo motion, it was further Resolved, ‘That on Pharedey, | the 234 instant, @ special meeting of the Chicago Working Men's Association shall be held for the purpose of considering the orgamiza- a, Tesolved apon, and to carry the same into Military Movements in New York. ARRIVAL OF CONNECTICUT CONSCRIPTS. Uy man, while trying to escape, was a by a bali Dreast, which glanced to his es wevorvly be muscles aud shattering the bone. He was taken to the Knight Hospital, where bis wound was found to be so severe that amputation of the arm was deemed necessary a was performed by Drs. Townsend and SUBSTITUTES. ‘Guinn en the Boston Herald, July 29.; Hatch, of the First district, forwarded eertny his we squad "of substitutes to the eamp at Yeiand. from Fort Taber secompanied . In this dietriot the number of conse who pre- sented themeelves to the Board, of Enroiment yesterday was sixty-eight, of whom forty-nine received exemption papers, eleven furnished substitutes and eight passed. [From the Woreester Ju 28. Seeti Of the seventy substitutes sent the Long Island camp not one of them, esoeped th Bae ag —_ ey a ae be ‘At an early bour yosterday morning the steamer Cont 5 ork roughs, came ag substi- is eity from Ne Conn. tls oes a, ge three | Sener caseventacn oar Tay wera I inst wore rbd bythe water. he more of Captains Broach and Davis and Lieutonant Lockwood, jeayperate ones, seemed on rune way, accompanied with six of the Fourteenth Connecticut Vol- through the wa jor the on ay unteers, who watched over them with the strictest sur- Their plan was to escape through tb! ying dg 4 velllance. The men were landed from the steamer at the rom en the othor side ot ihe wall wo" Feeaive thems | Peck slip: bot beorypatenppendiicn ox arto! Bat when thet came they had not been able to make | forvy are said to have escaped from the military guard a Fhe for an Lo a and, fortunately | which was placed ed Benge The greater portion of cme these men were substitu @y were at uniformed, naa Sets ens et aunt Tete | ream tuncing son change thr Ging fr ta Jaret eee oe Coane ance the civilian, for which they paid liberal amounts, collection characters; for new, when & sabetit it was ascertained that sro a careful oquiry a8 to ae ome beads 10 skedaddie, Bara bev aroun , the officers in charge made a MARNPTABLE, BEVERLY. AND wuewwoe. Sslagee Ones, Deb-culy two or teres hone eunpvereds The town Beverly han woted to. pay each, conscripéta | When everything wa in readiness (or « march the oa bounty of eight dollars per mouth while ne might be m | Scripts were formed and iaken to tho Park Barracks, from actual service. This witl equal $300 for the whole term oe ‘ansported to Washington to-day or of service. Thetown of Westport offers to furnish sub- > ee Sod or drafted _ It dose not ‘THE FIFTY-FIVTH REGIMENT N.G. * avail itaelt chances of exemption offers substl- ‘The following order has been issued by Colonel Le Gal tutes for all the men called for by the government. The 5 ieaicneg ian Raveena | AT dred per cent. one was draft. nargranrins Corry ritrm Reotmeer, ed, and on Saturday, to bie and Kis associates’ surprise, Lararerre, Jul { he was exempted for eonstitational debility. He will of compan: of comanaten Tl rope wiih theie he] hereafter go in for the constitution with a perfect rush. Gap Arsenal, PL Ty wont DFR A Ben wen] RL titty aorta towne . fi voted % pay $300 to each able pa homeo fr i ae LE GAL. Colonel ding. Geiieeae = or commutation fee. This ry one F108 OP Tamer neone o ‘DREERTER TWICE AND SUBSTITUTE OXCR. Inspector General Miller, of this State, is now in town Aman named Wood, who was one of the substitutes | atdendimg to the matter of organizing thirty additional aunt from Norwich to Haven, was recognized on bie | regiments of the Nafional Guard in thie vicinky. His bat 4 @ the intention of Lh ny BY Connedsiout regiment, from he deserted also take ax} offie for the special purpore of transnating bust « NOVEL PLEA FOR AXRMPTION, ness rédative to this organization in some portion of the Ayoung mao ciaimed exemption from the dratt, with | city easy Of acces to all who may be concerned in the woll drawn papers, 0B the ground of the absolute neces. | matter. sity of his reragurdg at bome to prevent his mother and PETA s TO evar op sortpra, sisters from postive etarvation, But as the said mother A nomber of men have ot from the Qo | ard siatere are oompaled to work early and iate for bie | Hundred and Geventeenin i 4 avd Twenty maintenance as weil ag heir Ow, and as he does not :ise | sevonta reyimenaysew ork stare Je lunteers, ior the perpose of taking charge of conscripts. They arrived in this city pt on de DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FROM NEW DORP, STATEN Recruits tothe namber of ‘one bund A and any wore St" New Dorp, Staten lolsed*to relatorse the. Fiteoash New York artillery regiment at Fort Lyons. Military Funerals. THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL STRONG. ‘The following ie the official programme relative to the funeral of General Strong, which is to take place to- “day:— ‘CLEDOTIRS OF ERORAREIR Gomes GBORGE 0. STRONG, OF THE ‘The funéral will take place at tho chureh corner of Fa Saas road avenue at ten e'clock on ‘th i under the command of Bri gece, ae a, nates somy, 2 {0 conalet Hollicers of the “are respectfully invited ‘to attend without further pk jon will second ‘The "ina Feu Ly are A the corner re ceremont ie following mamed gentlemen wil) act as pall bearers, ‘adier General Canby, General Ewen, Beats engr< el PN. Hagner, Major ‘Wainwright, ptaip Criapin, Sepiata Puffer, tain W. W. Har! Frank Sse’ Outwell” imp. Samuel . Webel, ‘The pail bearers will meet at the late residence of ee ene teenth street, at nine o'clock and forty- five minutes A. AEA en AG cal Coanctimen Watetor, jerman 5 Alderman Henry, Councilman McConnéll, Alderman Ovawel, Gouncimen Hoviland. General Canby bas also issued the following regarding ‘the funeral:— GENERAL ORDERS—NO. Heapquanmas Un prep St Sears ae jew Yoru . New Yon, Py ey 288. ‘The Ci ding in this city, of Bi Strong, United States Yoitn e assault upon Fort Wegner. ‘The pete romise this yo omlcer, (his official care career: yorag alles cot geueral Geo from w wounds received s rere Sica to all wil @ section from ae Seat | of ‘Twenty-second street an and to-morrow Foartn mee oe ky avent pee r ten o'clock Officers of mand not immediately on duty are vit in hts leat tribute of respest to our invited to ain is a peat by on caney. . C.T. Onmsrenssn, aaiaions £0 jutant Brigadier General Edward R. Sen? Brigadier General Stewart Van Brigadier General Ewen, Commodore Meade, Colonel Eaton. Colonel P. V. ( Major bls it, Colovel Prank i. Howe, Captain W. W. Harrall, Captain Puffer, General Strung’s staff. Dr. McCormick, THE FUNERAL OF BIEUTENANT HERBERT, OF THE RXCELSIOR BRIGADE. rept Tf oy egy it ung, Ww 0 DI a * the Fourth Trcolaiss, has tesued the follow. rausic in the Park, on the Mall, this (Saturday) afternoon, ‘at four o'clock, by the Park band, under the leadership of H. B. Dodwortb, if the weather is fine. The following , from “La Juive” Aria et .Halevy 5. Larghow, from the symphony 10 D, No. S.Beothoven The following isa list of flowering trees, shrubs .and herbaceous plants in bloom on the Park, July 21, 1808:— Abutilon Avicennae......... Velvet leaf. Ampelopate quinquotaia... fe ean yg Gladiolus peittacinus anda number of other va- THOR... . 6600-2 verve Heliotropium ‘uyianum... Heliotrope. rete © tert ei Voitaire’s psc ad Cow Parsni; Hibiscus arene... Lilium tigrinum. Linaria genistifol Large flowered malopo, moter & flower, The Tarf. PASHION PLEASURE GROUNPO—TROTYING. Fupay, July 31—Sweepatakes $100, milo meats, ‘dest three im five, to wagons. B. pte yg ab maa 111 Bi tyes . Thunder. . Sheban uamed be. im. Biddy McGee , om Time, 3:07—3.02—8:08--8:06. ‘The mare was the favorite against the fleld previous wo the start. She led heme on the frst heat; but, having violated the ruies governing trotting by creasing the‘track on the bomeseretch, she was distanced. The young Jupi- ter stallion, Wm. Miner, raiepd and owned by the late m. 1, Farhan 5 | David Irv: New Jersey Thomas Rw, Pitan: Abbott 6. Kettredge, Boston, sree. pF Reooklyn, N. Y.; Hammatt ©, Billings, ov. F. @. Wiley and wife, New York PaBTIAL LOSGES. ‘These marked A, abandoned; ©, collisions; M, missin. ©, spoken at sea leaky; P, put into porte in distress; muanded; B, capsized; ¢, captared by privateers and boade: SHIPPING NEWS. Movements ef Ocean Si 500 feowanded bo every oa pool eall See gerade, tae ee cat 1S S| aa Bo eeeezt ‘aug Bo Stawall HAVANA, NABSAU, N. poe? =yecenagatl JA., AND NEW Pay jvc aD HavagarStoamahip Corsica, from New Urag /Montey ideo Gardens ‘ Penenek " ee York, ‘Trina iy a Plantagenet, from New | Webat: Pst ley: York July ge ai From Rig ton Sey ANes oe ee an Pyisvara—Steamship Bagie, from New York. Aug —, ene Paw | seg ana te Goose Washington, from "Seah 0 Ofoinwell, from New York Aug 1. . Benbup jumbia, from New Lore. Aug i, ata Ph pa peamfeiy Getn ing Star, from New York me Angst Resmethe Evening Star, from New York Aug 22, Sats PM SPECIAL NOTICE. ene eters and pactaoee tetentes for the New Yous Bmrarv menwerae TOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 456) moon Rises, 7 16| giGH wareR.. morn & 15 morn 9 44 Som aur. Port of New som, July 31,1863. St Jago, Eitabrpati| ios: temce Key West |New Providence|Cratsing Scun Mant Bisxaneriy of Trenton, Me, for Boston wit lumber, be in_ colli: ith steamer New Engiand, fror Si Joba, NB, for Por morning of 30th. 12 miles Bo Maunicus, She wi nearly anidstips. cut down t ie water's c o] na Mied. ‘The wind biowiug fresh with beay won, wht ¢ had vo be abandoned. Crew saved, Thy 4 te was 12 years old and 72 tous burthen, The mteaver di CaEAR Broamonip Ort ay of London (Br), Petrie, Queenstown and Dale. bap tet ‘Brem), Vi , Boiath: 4 aeenon Cel aoe fon Santen, Southampton an Sbip Goschen ( a tas London—C Luling & Co. sustain any damage. pip Fann. Belson Bua B UP ae SLoov BLaNcnk capsized on Nix Mate afteruoon of £0tb A steamer Went to her assistance, took off two men ap! . Bre fkDevid Gannon (Hr), McKenzie, Newport, E—Boya & | Asiamer went t Hine Burk Rubens (Hano), Strob Glaxgow—Ruger Bros, | S109# O Ans, Coleman, hence for Taup:on, went ashor Bark Mary Lucretia. Bowers, Gadizetupper Beatle, at LAM S0th on the No Rose Island, but it was sup Bein pihave (Br) oem sFunehy Meineke & re nd posed would come olf same evening. rica ), Mohr, Ce Fun cl inck= ‘endt. Brig Nellie Hunt (Br), Leavitt Monteviaeo—GF Dethon. | gasvarza, J seit tark The ba sibs Brie aly (Pi y (Brus), Petsousal. Chracoa-Dovaie & Oo. Puiudelpnia Mi Aaya; Woke Wing, Wil Tries! nce—Brett, Son & uiladelphia 1) ah phe es ison, in dO; Ds Brg A Ball (Baez, Sena ae oe ENN pon tne fr ae B h RAGOAN,, UOU — ‘3 day: Brigtter Castle (Br), Thompson, St Johns, NF—J F Whit- Nisrav, NP, July gare schr Two Brothers. Ward, Bal 7 te John, NB—D R timore (and eld 13th to via Eleuthera); 1: pea Br} , Raith, Si ich, steam 2 (Be john. Deweolt. Brig BF PI ia—Brett, Son & Co. | e's Fannie, Moore, ‘hari ee P oweth Chatteuroe. weil & Merril i 0 | NB); Allee, Exun, do (a Eclipse (Swe), Eckerman, Sombrero—Ross W Wood | &&ret « Jessie, Lockw Flora, Waters, Wil — Red Fox (Br), Ricker, Bavana—W W Russell, Bros Prince Consort (Br), Pidgeon, Lingan, CB—C H Tene Peirel, Lane, Beaufort—Murray & Nephi ithior srdohn SBC tion); 16th, bark J C Kahn Borgtehit, NYork; in, Morse. Wiimidgton, NC; sehr indus, Kel’ steamer Aral ith.” Arrow, Folie: Eebr Ocean W ave, Zelnff, Norfoik—st Bei ler, NYork |. Chincoteague—. Cid Lith, sehr PL Sehr Bicabun Ann, Snead, Ont pete ae tievoms. sehrs Sarah Anu, ast Senta Geiterse de: Yin Bt delvader;WWiby, Orige Oumion Sula, ‘NV ork; Ciyde, do Vin Bt Salvador; 21et, stearn regard, Lyon, NB (and retiimed w por $un)z taht Expr’ on Perry, NYore fia st Balwadon Posce, July lin port brig Union (ir), lor NYork days, Milwatikee, for do dy. Sr THoMas, July (Arr Br sohr Thomas Citft, Casseday Philadeiphia; 14th. bark Ann Elizabeth, Norgrnve, do, Sigua, July 20—In port burk Cuarles iawn “bbetts, fo NYork 2 days; Drigs MC Mariner, Mariner: LM Merritt ‘Cuiuim, Lig; Denmark, Staples and BS Huswell, Niel ling. Bo, Joux, NB, July 4—are Tech Aretie, Peterson, Philadel Senr MAT Wallon, Uhincoeatueea C Havens. nee Edwards, Wasbingion—Van Brunt & Schr BU Berson. Washington—M Bedell. * Bebe Eaups Fane's, Hicatta, Bonon=d V Haviland, Frankho. Youns., Steamer F W Brune, Fos so U 8 steam gunboat Penol enh Lieut nsion, Cs E DeHaven from the Blockading tieet off Wilini eee from Fortress Monree. OF Hatters, pil Migs} cotton. supposed to have been part of the ore steamer ter = "8 eee car aes a Poe =e 20 tk ee ip Chesapeake, Willette, Pordand, with mdse BOSTON, Fup, ‘Darks erioien, ‘anbwy have ngers. te B B Cromwell & Co. Inaum (Br), Sinith, He Hazeltive, Suhate ip Constitution Ben oe eh red Greenman, Mys- NOrteaw jan Ed er. ber 12 hours, to Waxeman. Ww. lent ucg wy SG Hart, Rowieg, ends par Brg, Deww, Liver oa, July 8, with mdse ‘il elpins Corene, Tarr, Bitza Wiliaine © ujon. Two births, Im} gy: Kamil, J Cty jn ihe bay, bari nm, Jon 49, sa NOrlewns; drice G Bern Wappoq ‘rom New Reeperye en Peds nag fays, | York; bea Lark, woh Phi ladciphin ‘schra S A Hammond with mase to Punch, Me! a WYork. Also t know: Tune 2, iat 48 1, fon, 2 5 ws, fin's Bequall’ low: fore aud ait ee eee ‘Gide aoe i ith Sol Bisset Tina, Burks Isande vin St thomas; os Prue). Portemouth, B, 62 days, in , Bes ec PalN bi ballast, o Funch, NYoreso 8 eat Crowell, ier Meincke ‘endt. Bark a oa (Br. of London), Bromage, Cardiff, 89 days, ee fuer aio m pier (ais), Bosahich, Dublin, June 5. in ballast, , Seat Prince (lr, of Tarmouth, NB), Tooker, gays a Dallaat- to order, Yat 4240, lon bound E. a ee og Mten, 3 38 days, with sam menos jobnaon, Ponce, July 19, with sugar, (Prus), Brandjuff, Cayenne, 49 days, in bal- to. are ship Milas uly aerate Joun Cadwaiiade: sade a ser, Lae id 4 r, King, and “Tea ae iN ere w ie CPORT, July 2o—Arr ship Canova, Buerson, Havre jor iiath. ‘GREENWICH, July 80—Arr sloop Guilford, Chase, Bark mden, to ooaiie, joadiia, 0! 7 Fo ahah NYork. ay Hi 4 exe F, J i he ie Peete een | eee ERE, * Lotes, INER, J y " wee tee Te ee en ee inset, sisep dein, Darle a0; 734, tt Demgons, Trea, ao “Pi ‘Seren ‘Sater, Mansanilla, 16 days, with palm aan Johuson, do; 2th, BH po ich, kitua ORI Jaella. Atherfon, Neurttas, 8 dare, with sugar de, 10 eee ee saan Cans hires enti Petre Ellis, Trinidad, 14 days, with eager a ge Linco Bios i Rors te coda Garver & She taken eure a it Ald ride :Culleny Pildg Par S 5 t A , Prt Br), monety, ‘Lingan, 15 days, with: mouth; Horace B Brown, eons ache Marie (FF), DeVila, Martinique, 17 days, whh sugar, | 20 ATE, Dark |B spirit = . Nondeut tor do; Marine Washi MBE Rtg 0, Mon Wine BB, ei | Ba ae gee acter fens or) Bene. Johan Taariacnins bare. 7 page tee me lad BW, we og, ot sniiairenat sehre A Bent fei Teli i. or AT OLLM ANS: July 24Arr brig J Metntyre, Linneli. Sehr He Sy Ag thn rovidence, 3 days. gnd Planet, Cylon: Hosion. ielow, Bark John Covier. from Bohr May Smita. Providence. Matamoros. d parks Kiever, ‘Linon: urnside, Prender- Bed eal, Port Jefferson. ist und Albers, Helkins, Bosten ‘t Beh oe NEW HKDEORD, July {Are sche Btepflen Watersian, Guage. NY WWPORT, July 30-Arr achre Wm P Willians, Ham mond, Georgetown, DO. for Kingston, Mabe: atten, Ware, Addison for TNYork; L Snow, town for do; Fiy- ing Fish, Low, Gievicester for do Liuey Aves. Veiriil oe’ laud for NYork; Mary Eitza, Nickerson, Tannton for do: K kar eve ‘Bedford tor da; alcop Gipsy. Cole, War: port, SHine_are scher Pavilion, Baker, Wickford for New Yors: Henry dibs, Bow, Niork, Suootag Sar Marshall, Cxial for NYork, © ili, Appleby, paany wut) for Wilmin ton, Dei; ), Shaw, of and from Bangor for N¥ork} aoe for go: sioop Taaas 1’ Byrd York Rev F aveuchet for Nor: ork; Oiutior ‘awtucket for % ant Ferrell Priviitnes for Blvabethport: Tho. te Wrightingon, ‘Fa, liver for SPHiLADEL YHA, J Live id Nicho «. Ploree, Curacou; Alexain. && a Akey "Went: wy John Bernard, Jame on, mma’ Baber, Soetoie Frank Wie) Wal, Mia leanor. Vluuimer, NYork: sere, J unton; EG Willard. Parsons, Portia Wooster, Eastport; RW Tull, Haley. Port Royal: Col Lem ter, Perry, Gartner, Me: Lad Barrutt, and Geo J Jones, rowel, Boston 7. nate SAILED. 39th—Btramers City of Limertek, Achilles nol; barks Heiress, Flavia 5 eaverno, Wand. Arita: Colrovan; Drign Robert Mowe, Wind at sunset 8. Borven, Philadelphia, Sid schra 1 3—Arr ship Tuscarora, Dunkiy, Miscellaneous. Sreamamp Monnixc Stan, Perxins, from New Orleans July 25, went ashore on Deal Beach at 6:45 AM yesterjay- Assistance was sent from the city, and it was thought she ‘would come off at high water. She lies easy. 8 sup Wallace, tron By 2 ite, Lig. b Portvecmss Bark Concatcao—Capt Jani of ship Jo Sue eee aN Whine ¥ mer, Bow hannes Kepler. from Antwerp, reports:—Jaly 26, let 4336, | sobre M A Gould, diPaiigro, Jon 63, fell in with the Portuguese bark Concelcao, Capt So. raines, from Terceira for Boston, ina sinking condition. Took from her the captain and crew, 12 in number, and jer aport: ward, Weeks, Boson Rely. ‘Kel 7 Cholses Drought them to this port. Capt Soraines reporta:—Left , Saabs lass; EW Benton, Simpson, Tercetra June 2 in ballast for Boston, and on July 22, tm lat Sees babe, on ang 8c blag Providence; Porahon- 43, lon 61, during a dense fog, was run into by an unkeows menue Sug, ear nents Goisen. Gate, Werxs, ship, cutting us down to the water's edge, staving starboard and jae Grant. , NYork. Cid brigs Young Ri bow, carrying away bowsprit, 4c, wee Bs Burer, and Harri Brown, Havana; sehr J BA Bane Fuoxaccr, Banks at Portland Siet from Matan. pours MOUTH. Saiy Ie waeisacer, Talpey, Balti Reef and lost 20 hhde of. FO la 4 Pe OVIDENCR, Ja! Ospray, Aldric! Bans P R Hazecrie. at Boston from New Orleans, re. | New York; schie Poon rt eens, Ce Philadephia ppp a P4 yes jon ‘a ae saw what was eu} to | Jobn Ponder, Jr, Crowell, Philadel ote George Hod man ire, distant 10 miles 8; could got teli what | Champlin, Priiatelphies Warren © Ne'gon. Rose. do, Jesse he was; could only see B. Alien, Case, con ‘Marotta Hand Bro ie beth ular bobs leaky” from Aric for New York, put into Ha- Bort Rwen. partite i nei Marine Total Losses and Disasters Re- | @*¢ perted im July, 1863. From a resord kept by I. H. Upton, Secretary of the Ame- viean Shipmasters Association, we have compiled the follow- tng Met of total losses and disasters for July, 1968: Native. rt; Ide. are, ‘Amirewe, fener uh ga Sa adeone, Coon ahs tin, Br sitvort | for Ba Pa. ee cr i aan brig’ keene, Ey, fork: echrs Furvush, Male 4 n 28th, Jonvg Binge,