The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1863, Page 8

8 OUR LATE CITY TRO! Damages Against the Omy—Over Five Hundred Ciatmants. As the pertod of twenty days allowed by law for the pre. pentation of claims for damages resulting from the recent @isturbances approaches ite limit, the elaime beconte daily more Bumerous. Below we give a complete list of ‘the claims left with the Comptroiier up to the time of closing hin office last evening. Our hist inchudes one from the Tribune Assaciation, amounting to $1,871 89, for broken ‘windows, smashed doors and counters, Ac, Several of the claimsnts pat in little bills for detention from busi. ness and oes caused by being obliged to keep their stores loved during the popular tumult, Te list of colored @laimants ie alzo a large ove, and the amounts are gene- wally for clothing and furniture; im ,ompe instance a claim is made for the oes of @ pail ef whitewash and its accompanying brushes, ‘The work of auditing and adjusting these claims will mot be commenced until the twenty days expire. The Comptroller's principal object at the presemt time is to get the claims all togethor before taking apy action in re- Jation to investigating them. ‘Tho following list embraces all the claims put in &p to the present time, the number of the last one banded in abeut five o'clock last evening being five hundred and ti ee cetnek ma a Yak el ba ae rier dogs, furniture, jewelry, &6. 32 38 ef 88 #8 8g en to pieces. . Rifas W. Nichols, Forty-sixth street aud Third avenue, over Provost Marshal's ottioe, which was destroyed by fire....... vesee™ 1,185 00 Benry Smith, No, 1 Albany street, clothing pane ich, Adjutant Eleventh New Yori either saddle and other equip- used by the late Colonel O’Brien on the f3ebe ass $8 88a sess Orristian ‘791 Third avenue... Jobo Corbitt, 509 Kleventh avenue, and other articles. seeeseee Allen, 164 Thirty-fourth street, money eg Davis, Sesober fh Colored Orphan ayais Stecds, No. 43 Foriy-fourth street, i Andidwe, iebouald & G0., NO'%8 Forty-thiea atreet, it to the Colored Asylum 3,000 00 William B Davis, No. 12 West ro }, Suy tendent of the Col tr ‘ham , 6) furniture and other sles 8. Albus, No. 92 West Thirty-second street..... Now York Magdalen Asylum, broken windows George 8. Beake, Forty-sixth street and ‘svenue, cash, clothing and jewelry Rufus Blake, Forty-sixth street and ‘ane, clothing, books, jewelry, &c. Ann and George Greer, destruction No. _ Broadway and injury of premises in ‘West Twenty ninth street. ‘Margaret D. Lockwood, No. second street, Charles Plat, swords, bayonets, similar articles . W. Marston, manufacturer of firearms at ‘the Union Works, Second avenue, frearms, Buocry 8. Parsons, 214 Fast Twenty-thira street 80 73 ‘¥. Underhill, damage done to premises in Rose- <Atles Chapin, 277 Third avenue, tools. -* 60.00 7. L, Woodgate, 113 West ‘Twenty-fourth sirest, ‘Wilson, 104 Park street, clothing Verny, 105 Park street, Mary Smith 106 Park a q Crontbal, 355 hate and Margaret Waiker, of the Colored Orphan Apy- Alert Alexander, 179 Kast Thirty-third street, pocketbook, with bills; two weeks from bu- @inens, doctor's Dill, KC... Moo... ceeeeee E. B. A. Schiemann, 202 Aten street, trunk coatsintog clothing &e. Redden, 69 Medfabon & Varliog reanwich avent seamstress at the Colored Orphan Asylum... Oscar Coon, $2 John street, furniture and cloth- ing lost by fire on July 13, Lewis S. Hallock, 1,188 Broadway. Sarab N. flallock, 1,188 Broadway, wearing ap- parel, jewelry“and furniture ; Patrick Kearney, 776 Third avenue Peter brooks, J40 second avenue. THE COLORED CLAIMANTS. ‘Busan cy tah 64 West Twenty eighth street... Rebecca S. Johnson, 101 West Eighteenth sire Hamel Ann Hazard, 68 Leonard street Henry Hobson, Mechanics’ alley . Catharive tringle, 19 Mulberry stre James Jackson, No. 5zYork street Silas Blanchar: 3 McKenny’s ‘Wm. Taylor, 20 Vandewater siree James Varick, 95 West Thirty.tiret James H. Kipher, 79 Leonard street. . Jobn Burt, 109 Thompson street. Jobn Robinson, 112 West Thitty-third si Prentz Thompson, #% West Thirty Geo, H. Jevkina, 0 West Thirty seeond street. . Maria Borns, teacher at Colored Orphan Asy lum, for loss of personal property........... Abraham Stevens, 147 Hast Twenty eighth 27 35 282 00 183 87 400 00 +95 West Thirty-second strect &, by riot at Whitehall street eon, 256 Washington street higer, Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue....-......... : Alex. Duncan, 15 Lawrence an and atreeis, for damage to buildings and lose of Tents due by tents driven out by the crowds . teeeeeee . Iwaae Darling, West Thirticth street... Wm, Greew Catharine lane. Henry Lipscom, 120 West Twentieth stroct Henry so tt, No. 3 Mechanies aliey John Battice, 20 jewater streot : Buran Keed, 147 bast Twenty eighth street Neigon Reed, 147 West Twenty cighth street, Anthony Zabriskie, 009 Greenwich street....... Robt. J. Simm, 147 East Twenty-eighth street Julia Ann Doughty, 147 Fast Twenty-eighth st Martha 8, Stubbs, 95 West Thirty second atreot Sarah K. Hare, teacher Colored Orphan Asy- Jum, lows of personal property... ristopher A. Brown, 113 West Tw ear Geo. M. Johnson, 62 New Chambers street... Timothy Smith, corner Elizabeth and Prince ets. Peter Liverpool, 101 West Eighteenth street Wm. Deboise, 95 Weat Thirty second reet Joshua Peterson, corner Oek and Roosevelt rte. Don JoseptT F Leavy, 346 West Twenty sixto Jouncon & White, 1 Thompson street......... hth street. James If Atmatrong, 1g Fred Davie, 50 Third Arcet...... Margaret J. Mills, No. 2 Mechanic's Lydia Vander bjlt, 06 Weet Thirty Hise Brive, 210 Seventh avenoe.......... Julia Thomson, % West Thirty .eacond street. Anna £. Addvon. 04 West Thirty fourth street. Eitgabeth Ciao, 9 West Thirty-second street, 7, Tucket, 111 West Twenty seventh street... Mary Sbemmour, 85 Cannon street Arrolia Bagwell, 147 Fart Twenty.cightn ‘ Jokes Brown, 14 Roosevelt street. rete D. K. Johneon, 104 Weet Thirtieth street 1 Fiizabeth Myers, 95 West Thirty #ocons street tlgabeth Murphy, 05 Weat Thirtyeccond etreet remperance (lilt, 95 West Thirty vecond erreet Farah Roberte, Weet Broadway and York atroct Cac isan Jerson, No. York #troet Tilen Lowia, Thacty-third street Proaele Miler, Sip. 2 Rover street 107 ah 200 200 0 400 20 a 100 100 600 000 0@ 323 1 co | f6 0) | magt bave more mon 200 eu | pant was nog telling tbe trash, beid hing by the throay » 26 Christopher street. H. Watson, 112 West Thirty third street, becca 5 David Johnson, 35 Cannon street. Richard Redding, 62 Leonard street. Abrabam Hartwell, 98 West Thirties J. H. Nelson, Leonard White, — Sullivan si 5 John Matthews, 40 Roosevell Btreet.. Marcus Carpenter, 12 Jersey street Bamuel Bond, 36 Fitt street. Joseph Porter, 249 Mott street. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSS USLLTSSVENTSREABELSSSERSSSSSEBESNSRESNSS SousescesSSEsseys S88SSS8SSSS3SSSSSSSS3SSSS3SSSSSSSuSSISSSISSSSESSESSSSASSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSRISESSESSSERESESEESESSS Sessssssssssssess Margaretta ” street. Margaret Davison, 134 West Twenty-ninth gt... Sarah Vincent, 113 Weat Twenty seventh street. Edward Smith, 97 West Broadway. Wm. Giles, 223 Second street. Fannie Ellis, Eliza Frisbee, 13 York street. Agnes Miller, 372 Canal street.. Frances Osborn, 182 Varick street. Anna Thomas, 33 Tenth street. Maria poyere 132 West Twenty-ninth street. . 228 West Fifteenth atreot, BoS8SoRSSSRES. ABE os e Jackson , 63 se Sarah L. Jackson, No. 7 York street. . Robert F. Smith, 96 West Thirty second street... ‘Margaret Jonni Joseph Pine, West Thirty-ninth street ‘William Myers, 126 Laurens street. F cmp pt sag Fourth street... hs Primes G. Harris, Blackweh’s Ieland. Sarah June Hicks. 40 Baxter street. Joho Wright, Watt and Canal streets. William Jackson, 901 Broad SSAVSsysrsusysssssey SSBB RSVSSSSRSVITSSRasssss 83888388ssssssesegsssssssssss $140,162 24 129615;056 91 see ee eee e$756,121 15 The Marder of the Negro Williams. CORONER'S INQUEST—ADDITIONAL ARRESTS, ETC. The investigation into the circumstances attending the murder of William Williams, a negro, at the corner of Leroy and Washington streets, on the 14th alt. ; was com- menced yesterday at the Sixth precinct station house by Coroner Naumann, In addition to John McAllister, the Police of the Twenty-eighth precinct succeeded in ar- Testing two men, named Edward Canfield and James Lamb, who have also been identified as participators in the murder. The prisoners were present during the examination, and manifested great interest in the progress of the caso, Captain Dickson, of the Twenty-eighth precinct, testified to finding deceased at the corner of Leroy and Washington streets, in a dying condition. The injured man was re. moved to the hospital; but he only lived afew hours, A large block of russ pavement, weighing about tweuty pounds, was lying near deceased, Sergeant Grant deposed that he was in company with Captain Dickson when deceased was found; the negro was covered with blood and seemed as though he had been pounded with a large paving stone which was lying alongside him. Edward Ray, of No. 133 Leroy street, deposed as fol. Jows:—On the morning of the Lath ult. f was standing at the corner of Washington and Leroy streets, when a colored man asked me where he ¢ould find '@ grocery Store; just then a man named Kdward Canfield approached ¥s from Jones’ liquor store aud asked the negro what he wanted: he repliod that he wanted to find a grocer: store: thereupon, without further words, Canfield struck aud knocked the colored man to the pavement, then kicked him and jumped apon bim, and with his boots kicked out the nogro’s eyes; I identify the prisc James Lamb, aa the person who cast a paving stone at decoaged Subsequent to the kicking by Canfield. and the throwing of the stone by Lamb, a third pei temptod to stab deMased with a bowie knive, Emma Flandrean te of the Mth ult. my cousin called me to the window of our house, No, 133 Leroy street, and called my attention to deceased,’ who wus end to rige, when a man knocked him down and kicked him: there were seve: Persons present, three of whom I particularly recogni: how present, aman with black whiskers came from the direction nes’ Liquor store, and, pulling off bis coat seized a paving stone, raised tt as high as bis head and then let it fail with fall foree npon the colored man’s breast; he then jumped upon deceased; L recognize that man 06 Lamb; suveequent to the assault on the negro Canfield went from the apot with bi blood; he had evidently been arwkings puhreees Caleb Lawrence, of No. 74 Morton street, deposed that while he waa in his *table, in Washington street, he heard some children say that @ colored man was being killed in Leroy street; subsequently, on going down the street, be saw the body of deceased, and pear it a man, who picked it upon the body; fect was re. peated three times; the assailant was John McAllister, now present; I am positive that he js the man. . A Dumber of other witnesses were examined; but nothing important was elicited. The jury rendered a ver. dict of “Death by violence at the hands of Bd: rn Held, James Lamb and Job mi the action of the Grand Jury. Officer Golden, of the Sixth Precinct, and officers Jones and Forshay, of the Twenty- eighth precinct, are deserving of great praise for the at- tention bestowed upon the case, Matters Before the Potice, ROBBERY AND RIOT, Herman faiges, of No, 499 Second avenue, appeared before Justice Kelly and preferred a charge of highway robbery against two of the July ridters, named John Lar- gan and Thomas Lyons. The complainant charges the prisoners with baving,en the night of the 14th nitimo, called at bis place of business and demanded $100. Com. plainant said be was moneyless, when they threatened to Durn Bim out of hovee aod bome if be did not pay over fhe abowe amount. Haiges finally became frightened, and , haaling ods hi pocketbook, handed them §25, raylog it was al) the cash he had about bim. Larige said they and, suspecting that the com retaliate. frightened, however, and Justice Kelly com- attack upon the Zridune office. The prisoner, who is ® Barber, im the employ of Cristadoro, under tho Artor profe i i E : and some pieces faye 2 nonce secession in sentiment were found upon 8 person, @ prisoner was brought before Justice oy ae the Jefferson Market Police Court, and commit- ted for examination, MILITARY AFFAIRS. The Draft in New York City. 17 18 NOT TO TAKE PLACE TO-MORROW. ‘The starement which appeared in some of the papers yesterday to the effect that the draft would ro-commence 4a this city to-morrow is without foundation. No offlicial intimation had been received in the city up to a late hour last evening relative thereto. The public may be assured that ® proper announcement will be made from head- quarters when such draft is to take place, Orders of General Canby. GENERAL ORDERS—NO. 5. ‘Hapquanrens, U. 8. Ln aera New York, July 20, 1863. For more general information, and to supersede the ial instructions heretotore given, the following genoral 8 a 1. A copy of all returne, ‘ta. &e., required by lations and existing orders will be sent to these quarters. 2, A daily fleld return (for which blanks will be far- ished from this office) will be made by the commander of each post, guard, hospital or other detachment. In case of troops not reporting at these headquarters the stations and duties of the command will be re} and in the case of hospitals the number of men 80 far effective that they ie 4 ‘De employed in the defence Of hospitals will be specified. 3. number of employes of the government who have been or can be organi: for the protection of pub- lio property will be reported by the staff officers in charge, and none should be employed or retained unless ‘their character and antecedents are such as to give assu- ance of their entire reliability. 4. jon uantity of all public property stored in this city. and the number of watchmen or other employes, will be reported. is report will include the names and location of all contractors and manufacturers employed in the fabrica- tion of supplies for the government. When any chan; regu- head- came up and at. | ided as follows:—On the morning | 4 fourth man crossed the street, and, joining the others, | kicked deceased; this man I recognize as Edward Cantield) | in the location of any property is made it will at once 6. All officers on duty, arriving in’ the city, will at once the duty upon which they are empleyed, and their address; likewise any pterte Hat change of address. 6 Passes es. to cllaaae, AE forts ‘2 the harbor wi at ters on Mondays an: Fridays, between the hours of ten and twelve A. M., and only to persons who are known, or are vouched for by some responsible person. vicinity of the city will be regulated by the Medical Director. Passes for the’ employes of the different de- ents, when on duty, will be given by the staff of- by whom they are employed. Passes to Davids’ Island will not be given for Present, except in casos | aa cis of extreme necessity, and then only at these jnarters, or by higher autho: Applications for such passes must, in all cases, state the ol of the visitor, and the name of the person to be visited. No passes to inspect the worke inthe harbor will be given, and commanding officers will take such measures reported, | Harding, Jr. Springbok and Uchers Condemned and Forfetted—Value Estimated at Over 91,500,000. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Before Hon. Judge Betts. Avover 1.—Decrees of condemnation and forfeiture of Prize vessels and cargoes were entered in the following cases: — The United States ws. the Peterhoff and cargo. ‘Ihe United States vs. the Springbok and cargo. ‘The United States vs. the Stephen Hart and caryo. ‘The United States vs. the Gertrude and cargo. ‘The United States vs. the Sally Mages and cargo. ‘The value of the above is estimated at more than $1,500,000, In the following cages the Judge ordered the vessels to of | be roleased:— The United States va, the schooner Glen. ‘The United States vs. the brig Isabella Thompson. THE NAVY. Connscnovr, 11.—This{fine steamer, of which the gov- ernment may well be proud, will go into commission atthe New York Navy Yardon Monday at noon. she carries am armament consisting of eight eight-inch broad- side guns (shell), two thirty pounder Parrott rifled pivots, and one one hundred pounder Parrott'rified ganzamid- ships. Everything bas been done by the commanding officers of the yard to make her suitable im every way to compete with amy of the “pirates” that now imfest the Atlantic Ocean, and the on dit among those who ;feel proud of being conneeted with her is that she will pro- bably be sent ona “roving commission.” She is com- manded by Commander J. J, Almy, formerly commandant of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, an officer noted for bis un- tring energy and activity. she will probably proceed to rections are published, and will be atrictly observed:— | sea somotime during the latter part of next week. ‘The following is a list of her oftcers:— Commander—J. J. Almy. Lieutenani—Lewis Kempff. Assistant Surgeon—J. Russelt Little, Assistant Paymaster—Aartbur Burtis, Jr. Acting Master—Franklin Hopkins, Francis Wallace, William Jamieson, Samuel Master's Mates—Charies Hal), Stanfield, E. G. > fnguncrs™—Aetiog Chiat Bagi Acting ineer, Alex. McCausland; Second Assistant, David McArthur; Third, Assistants, James Campbell and William McGrath, Gunner—William Mow! Caytain’s Clerk—8. Harrison Lee, Paymaster’s Clerkb—T. F. Houghton, Supreme Court—General Term. Before Hon. Judges Sutherland (P. J.), Clerke and Bar- THE QUESTION OF THE RIGHT OF THE CITY JUDGE TO 188UE WRITS OP HABEAS CORPUS—DEOISION OF THE SUPREME COURT AGAINST IT. Avaver 1.—In the mailer of the habeas corpus on relation of Louisa Nash.—The action of and proceedings before the City Judge in this matter reversed, and the said Louisa Nash remanded into custody. =. ‘The only important point presented by this case was Passes to the hospitals inthe | whether Judge McCunn as City Judge bas the right to issue @ writ of habeas corpus. The relator wis arrested and committed by Judge McCunn on the charge of larce- ny. She was discharged by Judge MoCunn, and by the ion of the Supreme Court at General Term the right of the City Judge to issue the writ of babeas corpus is Of the visit; the name | denied. Opinions were written by Justices Clerke and Parnard. ‘Thos. 8. Nelson and James S. Sturges vs. Lewis A. Ea- wards.—Judgment reversed and new trial ill guard against abuse of this kind. ordered, with i Requisitions for sayaties for te ‘troops in this com. | coste to abide the event. . mand will be made to hoadqevarters, and it is made Julius J. Smita vs. the People.—The conviction of the the duty of pect peter hopiodioec ne roe dwhe Borns in oes ip dep heeione Gegn Sor General Ses- needed. Brig. Gen. CANBY. Jacob Sharp vs. the Mayor, dc.—Judgment affirmed, C.T, CanisrEnemy, A. A. @. COURT MARTIAL ON OFFICERS OF THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEURS--ku- SULT-OF THE TRIAL. ‘Ihe following will explain itself relative to the above matter:— SYBCIAL ORDERS—NO. 809. dew Yoru, August 1, 1863, ‘The court of inquiry which was convened at 9 |, New Dorp, 8. 1., pursuant to Special No. 786, from these juarters, and of which Cieveland Winsiow, Fifth ‘with costs. The Park Concert Yesterday. Notwithstanding the sultry state of the weather about fifteen thousand persons visited the Park yesterday after- noon. The childten amused themselves with the young bear and the monkeys. By the way, it is as well that tho parents sbould prevent their little ones from touching the bear; for although of a kindly nature, he 1s possessed Colonel | of sbarp teeth and claws, which be occasionaily uses to regiment New York State Vo- | the sorrow of those burt. An addition to the aquatic Annteors, was President, ‘to investigate the conduct of | irae has been made in the shape of four Y: Gack Be Teng phe pry + Now York Stato | ine wild duck from Porto Rico, "The birds ate dark Drown, vi it’s Land! ”> bavi » | beautifully speckled, with long logs of a light green color. weatia Sead, andi, BL DMUaE ac | he cael, wane olertag Sesotho © Sosa and Lieutenant Thomas Carrollgbe A oe cnagg acd the classic pieces eliciting great ap. arcane seein martial; . Be 8 Neutenan| “Tho tio, ig gouslderedunGt 10 ‘bold te ponition of a Oey Euaekriaiomee, ins officer:— AnnvaL Comminceuuer op Tum IxetiTvtion op Sr. Vin- The " ond and recommendations in the cage of | cevt pe Pavi.—The annual eommencement of the young John Canty Carroll are pp end their authorization as officers of the Eleventh regiment New ‘York Volunteers is revoked. Tp the case of Sergeant N. H. Tower, Company A, Eleventh regiment New York Volunteers, hia wuthority as acting lieutenant is |, and be will remain iv arrest for trial by genoral fal. In the case of First LJeutenant W. E. Fisher, Company A, Eleventh regiment New York Volunteers, be will con ladies’ department of this institution took place on last Thursday afternoon, in the presence of a large audience. The order of exercises consisted of music on the piano, singing and melodramas, among which may be mention- ed, ‘Joanne L’Orpheline,’’ ‘ Flowers for the Altar,” “Yamonna,” “ The Inheritance,” the various parts of sider himself under arrest, to await his trial by geveral | mhict were well sustained by the young ladies, and ro- court martial. The Court of Inquiry of which Colonel Winslow President is dissolved. H. L. LANSING, Colonel Commanding New York Troops. The mendations of the Court sted great credit on those under whose supervision her A costumes apd wit wag | Were studied, while, with the stage Ed varied scenery, gave stil) greater effect to the different jeces. The premiums were’ aftorwards distributed to the reyuny onaret Uy Golo! taoag, commanding mn worthy recipionts, and an address delivered by the York troops,'to investigate the juct of the officera in: charge of detachment of the Eleventh regiment New ‘York Volunteers in the recent affray at Vanderbilt’s ‘Landing, are approved. All the recommendations will be carried into effect, By order of the Commander -in-Chief. JOHN T. SPRAGUE, Adjutant General. Hi. L. Lanaina, Colonel Commanding New York Troops. Brooklyn City News. Firr—Sap Accipent—Ove Max Knexy amp Two In- screp.—A fire broke out in the hat factory of J. Stewart & Co., on the corner of Kent and DeBalb avenues, about hatf-past cleven o'clock on Friday night. The contents were damaged to the extent of about $1,000, and the Duilding about $200. The stock was insured in the La- fayette Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn. Ip pro- ceeding to the fire and Jadder Company No, 2 ran a race upon the ratiroad track in Myrtle avenue In approaching Duffield street, ‘on the down grade, No. 19 ran nto No. 2 with such force as to greatly damage both apparatuses. Mr. Isaac T. Wheeler was ron over. Ove of arms was broken and his skull fractured. He was conveyed to his residence, No. 222 Jay street, where he died yesterday morning. He was a’ member of No. 2 Houry | Stark, of the same company, was knocked down and sustained a fracture of the ¢ollar bone, and Philip Shannon, of No. 19, had one of bie logs broken. ‘The latter was conveyed to the City Hospital, the other to his Tesidence. Both tm a eritical condition, Coroner Norris viewed the body of the deceased (Wheeler), and will commence ap investigation into the circumetanees at two o'clock this afternoon. Boy Drownrv.—A child, six or seven yeare of age, ac- cidentally fell into Gowanus canal, near the foot of Car- roll street, yesterday morning, and was drowned before assistanee could be rendered. The name of deceased is Terrence Sanderson. Hie parents reside in the wioiity. ‘An ingnest was eld and a verdict in accordance with facts was renderod. Terrific Tornado Near Poughkeepsle. (From the Poaghkeoprie Eagle, Augu About six o'clock Thursday evening information reach- ed us that a severe tornado Visited the country about three miles north of Poughkeepsie. The first appearance of the result of the hurricane is vivibie on the north side of Budd's Hill, on the Van Vaikenburg property. At this point the tornado seemed to have made its first appear: ance, coming from a southwesterly direction, Here there carried some distance from their base. the hill through the hollow, covering in width three or four hundred feet of the country thereabouts, the tornado struck down a of twelve acres of corn, ing to Mr. Allen, completely destroying tt, The east side of the tornado then passed the corner of Mr. Allen’s dwellit it nobody Knows where In this vicinity it aleo tore up by the roots all the trees in av adacant apple orchard, numbering nearly seventy. Further aiong in its courve it came ip contact witha barn belonging to Mr. Cornelius Jordan, filled with grain and hay, breaking ‘ heavy timbers, hurling them in the air, ond completely dem ishing the structure, At thie point the stone wail is blown down in many places and the telegraph wires are tied up In a knot. Wo are in! that stones weighing over one hun- dred pounds were picked up olf the wall and burled thirty or forty feet. Great heavy boards and timbers from the barn can be seen fifty or one hundred feet from the building. The then of tho white echool house, apd thence to the ontbuildings on Mr. Cornelius Jordan's piace, picked up a large corn crib, moving it fifteen or twenty feet, wound accompanying it was terrife. Mr. Jordaa that it sounded as though a hundred rail- road cars were paasing. Nearly one hundred trees bave been blown down and torn op by the root. The corn in track of the whirlwind has been Kens destroyed. ‘the top, or The seene ia tree was broken in two in the centre, duky part, blown nearly seventy foot. truly terrible. The devastation in the track of the whirl- wiod cannot be deser! bed. Mark Becton. Aogost 1, 1869 Flour dull, with a declining tendency. Wheat dull; awhite, $1 50 a $1 86. red, $1 4048160. Corn—a deciin ing teudency ; whit#, Re. Whiekey firm. Pitapeiria, Aagnet 1, 1868. | Flour firm, more doing, Wheat frm: eales ag $1 250 $1 33 for new red. Corn firm. Onta decifaed. Coilee | | firm. Provision unchanged. Petroleum few: renned 4c. 280. in botwd and Hor aoe free Whiskey dcil at 47¢ along within three or four feet The imports (other than dry ‘tor, after which the audience separated well with their afternoon’s pleasure. Drownixo oy Mae. Loomm.—The paragraph in Friday’s Heravo of the death by drowning of Mra. Loomis at Coney Island conveys an insinuation which the reporter ty re- quested to correct, It is stated that “the supposition of many who saw the deceased and Dudley go into the water is that rome foul play was practised towards her.” It pleased appears that Mr. Dudley is the accepted suitor of the Pie Anna Wellington, Atv ood, daughter of the deceased, and bis attachment to Mrs. Loomin partook of the character in which he thus stood prospectively related to her. To please ber he went into ihe water with her; but, unfortunately cutting his foot, be was compelled to go ashore sdme hittle distance. On ‘his return, in about tweaty minutes, he was astonisbed to Joarn that Mrs. Loomis was drowned during his absence. Theee are briefly the facts of the case. gine Company No. 19 and 1 | TS FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarvrpay, August 1—6 P. M. Money was in rather better inquiry to-day, and most of the leading bankers were able to get 6 per cent, though many loans were made at 5 towards the close of bank hours. Gold dropped to 128 on the reported successful advance of General Gillmore towards Fort Wag- ner, and exchange to 141 a 141%. At three P. M., when most of the brokers left the street, the rate for gold was 128 a 12844. The stock market was quite buoyant this morn- ing, notwithstanding the habit which many opera- tors have of selling out their stocks on Saturday and going in again on Monday morning. New York Central rose to 129, ex-dividend; Erie to 105, and Harlem to 1254. From these figures there was some reaction at the close of the call; but be- fore the end of the day the market was all buoyant again. The coal stocks took quite astart. Delaware and Hudson rose 10 per cent, with more offered at the advance, and are two or three apple trees torn np by their roots and | Reading 2, closing buoyantly, The Western shares Proceeding oe were hardly so strong, though the quotations of last evening were fully maintained. Governments were firm and State stocks aptive. Missouris rose 1 per cent, in spite of the efforts made in certain stearing up bis woodhouge and taking | quarters to depreciate them. As a whole, in the afternoon, the market was very buoyant. There was no afternoon session of either board, as usual on Saturdays, and the heat was so intense that most operators left the street early. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as fol- lows to-day :— Receipts... ec 77,639 93 Pas ts 1,615,000 42 29/760,703 14 goods and specie) at the port of New York for the week ending July 31, 1863, were $1,984,577. Sarena’ dso abe Hoa fay RA toi 3g Se v4 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AOGUST 2, 1863. 3 = e a 2 ¥ 5 eeye eesheesesses: SSS8c88 ex of aye RE ell Bee Hy g tet lo ud & Qu 3 Eg i iB z & 3e 5 Essshs. sss 100 do..... b30 62: 200 Alton & THte pref 300 Chic & Alton RR. do, 100 do.. oe RR pref.. do, 2100 1500 Erie 700 a do. 50 do... ..b10 100 Chic & Alton pref sudo. 200 wren ee DS 2835 500 QuartzHilIMC.s30 17% 300 0 lo.....-830 18 50 PacificM! SSCo.b3 238 100 NY Cen RR... .b3 128% 100 do, 3 12836 800 Erie RR. 1043, 300 do. 83 10435 100 do. 0 10434 5 200 a + 89 1200 Tl Cen RR.** °°! 14 300 Cleve & Pitts RR, 96% 100Gal & Chic RR... 9934 150 do. 2 90% 375 do, 2 100" 300 Cleve & Tol RR.. 1143 100 Chic & Rk IRR.. 105: 0... c04., 195% 100 400 do.......b8 1253 100 800 do. 12556 SHIPPING NEWS. MevemOnts ef Ocean Steamers. Mails are forwarded by every steamer in she regular lines, The steamers for or frow Liverpool call af Queenstown, ex- cept the Canadian line, which osil at Londonderry. The steamers for or from the Continent, cail at Bouthampion. FROM EUROPE. Leaves. HAVANA, NASSAU, N. P., KINGSTON, JA., AND NEW ORLEANS. FB om rie Np Havana—Steamship Corsica, from New ‘Yor irasron,J4, Jc—Steamsnip Plantagenet, from Now Yors Aug — Kingston, Ja, Aug 5.. ‘tne Havanra—Steamship Eagle, from New York, Aug —, ee Venn ae Sey Gonrte Washington, from te i] jing Star, Hew York August & TESEIDG Wecuig Bh fron oc You ARS SPECIAL NOTICE. All letters and packages intended for the Naw Youu Henary whould be sealed ALMANAC FOR WRW YORK—THIS DAY. 457 | xoon Riszs. Port of New York, August 1, 1863. GLEARZD. Steamship Columbia, Barton, New Orleans—BSpofford, 7i- ‘eRceamehtp Geo Cromwell, Post, New Orlexns—H B Crom- Seamsiap Chesapeake, Willetts, Portland—H B Crom. Ship America (Br), Mortimer, Liverpook-8 Thompson's ep Ts —C H Marshall & Co. Bark Nord America (Brem), Fredrichs, Bremen—H {oop Co, Emily & Ada (Br), Henson, Alicante—Jesiah Jer. Bark Union (Hanov), Seller, Mipattian—OGvraar & Pani. Bark Mary Ann, Slocum, New Orleans—E D Huribut & Oo. Brig Slienzio (Tial). Lavanilla. Genoa. Brig fauet (ir), Lamy, StJohrs NBD x Dewott Brig Planet (Br), Lamb, eee ncn ry Maria L, Lee, Curacoa—Theogore Poulkes. Schr Carleton (Br), Jonson, chr Carleton (Br). Johnson, Schr Shaanon (Br), Roberis, Three Isiands, Wh—-J W Roberta. ‘Sehr Alexander, Ps WD Pw Behe Sehr John GW Sehr Florence Rogers, Ke Schr W KR Beebe. Grai ‘ Sone , Harriet Brewster, mith & ©o. Sehr Iram Smith. Terry. Wasbingion—L Kenng. Sebr Burdet Hart, 1 tress Mbnroc—L Kenny. Sehr Rio, Plan ia~T M Mawhow. Schr Heroine, acelphia—Bentley, Smith & Co, debe Tit, Parrott, Bastport—Sturgis & Co. Sehr8 T King, Clendenm, Calais—Jed Frye Sehr Prive, Owes. Calais —Jobn Boynton raall, Reanfort—Bentley, Smith & Co. cl oteagve—A © Havens. Washinston—Mott Bedell g10n. Washington—Bentley, Sehr Antelope. M n—W 8 Bro: 20. Bebr Francis Art ym Salem—C L Buow. Sehr E Ht Perry, Risiey, Boston. Schr Mary Pletcher, Ma’y, Boston—Chas E Sears, —A Howes, y A Giow Sehr Brilliant, Wane, n yr 1 Schr Busan & Mary, tall, Wareliai F Golde 2, Kelsey, Bristol Steamer M Ste Sat more. Steamer 8 C V alker, Rogers, Philadelphia, ARRIVED. Bark Henry Bill, Merrill Rock June 29, with feult, &0, to P 1 ble winds the entire pam Mark Chas Bdwin (of Portiaud), Tibbetts, Sagwa, 8 days, ster. . Lodge, New Orleans, 15 days, in bal- & Co. Brig Hebe (of Jersey). Corzens, Rio Janeiro, 30 days, with coffee, to Jas Patrick & Co Brig Geo (Ham), Reun, Cardiff, 38days, with eoal, to P Seymour wey, Brig Wm © Clark, Tucker, Cardenas, 8 days, with sugar, to Moore & Henry Martha MoConnell (of St Jobn, NB), Anderson, Hilt boro, NS, 17 days, with plaster, to P T Nevius & Bon, Brig Curlew (Br, of St Johus, NF), O'Neil, Glace Bay 14 daya, with coal. to Greene « Currie, July 25, lat 42 3b, lon 67, passed the wreek of Portuguese bark Conesiean, with bowsprit gone; saw the crew abandoning her (before re- wrtext) titlg Charlee Eawards, Higgins, Machias, 10 days, with ber, to C tore sehr bitaer Br), McDonald, Halifax, 12 days, with Sah, wos liney & Co. Sehr Mary 8 Tibbetts, Chun, Morf days, Behe Seven Baters, rave, Calain 8 rh Palermo Jnne 17, pased the nsinery & Co. Had Schr Nelson Welle, Ryder, Glonoester. Behr Piying Pan, Low, Gloucester. Behr Mooteruina, Penay, Harwich. far fect e; ———, Harwich he Brite . Ber Philanth t. Homer, Southport, Ct. Schr N sbaien Port aon for Middletewn, Scbr Conatitutio Darley, Ly wen for Fall River, Sebr DC Hulse, Mk '* ‘ort Ewen for ‘amer Belvidere a Wisiers, Fort Royal say mee ne {on charismon bar Th AM, with paw sengers, fo Quartermaster. reen. Witlets. Washington. eens trae, Sbropebire, Philadeipbia, BELOW Ship BB Taylor, Lord, from London June 23, Fanote- ria. Bene C RG (Rr). from Turks Islands, Bebr Bob’ Br). with fruit. LED. Al ™ . Berlin, Hider; isi eta Neen then oa a ne Al poston by of London (Br), Hansa (Brem), Gangs Grommet, Cotntabta. Wind at sunset BBW. 00 0.... : 195 Miscellaneous. 200 do wk 126 Breameuie Monsinc Stam in yet ashore, Sne now ties 100 Harlem RR pref.. 119 | peng off shore, bas anchors well planted, and it was con- 1000 Reading RR... ie fidently expected that she would come off at high water last 20000 : 1200 0.222255 5 Lai | might. Capt Merritt one the underwriters agenia, with 10000 do... TY 1K00 do 111% | schooners and » large gang of men, are at the vessel | 15000 OhiO&MRK Cer, 37° 700 do. M2 Steawenie Crtv oF Liveece, Capt Jones, of the Toman 100 do 36 21 Mich Cen R 11446 ! gine, sailed on Thursday last for Liverpoat. i a rom A} Sus R Sreamam Cit¥ oF Loxvow Cant Petrie. miled yesteniag £000 Erie 2d m 0,83 1A SOO CRIN WRR... 26., , for Quecnmown and Liverpoo!. 1oo0 Hud Rvesamn be 119 205 Se. 36 diemamenir Massa. ¢ n Santen, salled yesterday for 1009 MichSo 2dwwbds 1014 100 do 080 3 Boathan pion aa) Bremen Sraamsnir Covvusté, Capt Barton, sailed yesterday ted New Orleans. Srgamsnir Geo Cuomwsit, Capt Post, sailed yasterday for New Orleans. . 690 tons, built at Warven, Me, in 1218, i boom. then went on shore with my two oilcers and boat's crews. ‘and the natives appeared iriendly. The other boat: landed, Made a tent of the Pee fg Gnd got rything, ur shi ter, sea was breaking over her. only « small quantity of food and water. I then wld 1m Oflicers and crew, 26 in number. that we must start for thi Lombok, where we arrived in our three boats ot There one of mr bonis was given for provi and unciher for a passage to Sonrabaya in & Malay bark; bu the captain of the bark not being ready to sail, Tleft 4 remaining boat with five men for Soural and al 01 the 18th May. Tried to get a vessel to to the wreck, bul being Impossible to do so, took steamer for Batavia to the ‘consul, and arrived on the 20th with three of th crew. Those leitat Lombok arrived at Bourabaya on Zit.” The ship bilged shortly if when left had six feet of water inthe hold. No lives’ we The ship was valued, with outits when ahr sailed Valued st $60.00 won which there fe ineoreeee erie fous ued a i pon whict ere at marine oflices in ‘New Bediord of $64,775, ‘3 Barx FRanxtin, Berry, from Boston for New Orleana, {nto Nassau prev to 27th lt; leaking 100) stroke per. hour; examined and would discharge pairs, Franklin was formerly» Whaler. ege sf Barx Ontanno, A134, now at Boston, 270 tons, b Newburyport In 1866, hiss been sold om private termia. ad Prize Bank Hiawv7i, 42, 312 tons, built at Gulf of 8@ Lawrence in 1857, has been sold at $10,000, cash. Bai Mystic, of Mystic, 270 toms, built at Noank, Ct, f Gapt T Berry, now at New York, bas beem sold to West Harwicn, Mass, for $9600. Br Bric JounBerian, A. 205 tons, built at La Have, Ny im 1856, bas beeiFsold on private terms, Scun We A Dninxwarex, Patterson, before re Waecked at Montauk, was sold 27, inst, ag ahe lay, on beach, with sails, rigging, Ac. for $225,’ Mr Geo 8 keeper of the Life Boat Station No 25, states that 't through the exertion af Capt Patterson amd crew that schooner’s cargo was saved. Scun Sanan Mitts, A2, 246 tons, built at Port Jefferson 1856, bas been sold at $8500. . mg BLoor OLiver Auxs has been got off Rose Island, and prow ceeded to Tounton. lot Eons at tant paces hae been aohd Yo tbe U's oven loaf tat places has menteon terms not transpired, A Canp—Capt Miguel Teixeira Soares, late of the guese bark Coucelcos. from Teveeira, ab well ae bie : of i crew, take this pubife method Tecurniog their thanks to Captain Jantzen, the Jenverg sbi hem from the wreck of Johannes Kepler. tor rescut and for his humane board his vessel. Island of the 28th, ‘vessel, rendered go by colli kind treatment of them whi! placed on board the #0 anxious tw produce aberration of mind. and he mitted suicike by drowning. bince mel Tence the news of the safe arrival of his wife and chi Philadelphia bas been received. Cupt Heagan's been sent home for burial. ‘seh: me Launcnz0—From Dunning’s shi in Brewer, 20th inst a superior built ship called the BF Uarver.” he vned by Capt Vhinehas Fendieion, who is 10 go. mastery and others, Notice to Mariners. ENTRANCE 10 PORTSMOUTH HARBOR, XEW MAMPsHIRE—FO@ SIGNAL AT WHALE'S RACK LIGHTROUSE, + “0 i. Suly 21. 1868. ae been estat A fog bell, struck by machiuerv. ag walite Back Lightnouse Station, and will be kept in epee ftructure 35 feet high, whiievashed, standing upon the lake, structure 3 fe ‘whitew . n houre jer, add attached 10" the southerly side of the ouse ‘The igual is a steel bell, which will be strack four r minute. at rexniar intervals, duting the prevalence Togs, snow storms and thick weather, amd should be heard @ distance of one-quarter to four miles, according to ciream= of sarf, weather, wind, stances: |, dee. ‘The deli stauUs at an elevation of 56 feet above mean low By order, W. B. SHUBRICK, Chairman. Bhip Rainbows Nichols, NB, 1000p, Was spoken April nent acxty oven or Avekentr ee Po a Rainbow, Kent, ald from Nantucket 28th inet, whal- 8) &e. start Bion Merrion, trom Nibet foo Ponee, July 22, a eBTg EzSgulve, from Bangor for the Onnarie, July 8, a Couracoa, July 15—In port barks Cie: for Cienfue- goa Hin; Jilla E Arey, rena: brig Beebeler, for Cienfuegos pdigne Koxc, June 2—Arr ship Don Quizotte, Johnson, How Mavi.marx, May 28—In port ship Tirrell, Morgan, for Livers Matanzas, July 12—Arr yacht CM P Willams, Willlamey Boston (and for Bt Jago). Br Tyomas, Fe rag port. bark Ann Elizabeth, Nor grave, for Philade ‘Tawrico, July >—L0 port schr Julius Webb, Eldridge (not ‘ay. as before), for NYork next «i a loam Porta, BOSTON, July 31. barks Dunkeld (Br), Crerar, Ar! Prosan; Growies, Morril, Liverpogly Archer, Lewis, Bu bos Ayres, Revoiition, Loud, New Orleans; briga il G Bers . Dixon, New Urieans: Ella Aun, Herrick? F jiey, and Sea Lark, O:Netl, Philadelphia: aps. kutaneuspars, Thom hood from » cruise m Joba Price, Niekerson ; Geo Li uy Nora; Atmazon, do. "in the bay, efi, Amos, and suwavnee, frou out; aod Trindeiin, from Port Ewen: P Treat, and Kennebees from ———; sehrs Anns E Martin, BE. Soaw, Lizzie Maul, and C W Locke, from Philadeiphia. Also an unknown barke foe! yo Gov, Lany Davis, Sai Erepasey Addison Gil- rt Cook, Ys is roriona ; briga “Bi Wer, New Orleans: Vesta, Back: Nautasket, Ray, Port Kos raid, Georgetown, DU; Luth y Heury May, Hoover, do; Samuel Gilma Albert Thomas, Thomas, do; Frank oy hd Sturd Bond, Philadelphia; Active, rman, Bal Sid ship Addison Gtibert: barks Lysander, AU Bralt brigs Mecosta, Neponset, Scotland, J P Bul Stella and Hamer. Aug l—Arr brig BP Treat, Lancaster, Cardenas BALTIMORE. Jaiy 8—arr bark Washingion, White, Rid: Janewo; Be sehr Rover, Jefferson, St Baivador. Cid wche F cot Woodruif, Simms, Boston. BANGOR, July '90—Arc sehr Medford, Hopkins, NYork. Sid brig Abeona, Demer, York: schrs Bilen Memiam, Har- a, rington, do; O M Pettit, Clark, Haitunore. BATH, July Bb Vorrester, Murray, Philadelpbin. DIGHTON, July 31—Passed up for Taunton, shrs Charles. Joves, and Roanoke Paull, from me gta York. MYSTIC, July 3l—Aer sloop Apollo, Freeman, y NEW BEDFORD, July $1—Arr scars Emma Johnson, Ale WANEU CHER gly 2o-sid sehr Phot dedeldge, NY ork, NANTUCKET, July 28—sid coh Pot NYor REWECKYPORT, July 50—Sid sehr Belawaree NYork, NEWPORT, Ju Art slit Gazelle, Kelley, NY ork. Sist—Arr schrs Sea Witch, T, Providence for Philadel- JS Lane, Seward, and Chase, Mills, do for NYork. Elizabethport, W LONDON, July 90—Arr schrs T W Thorne, Davis, oruclia, Hatch, from Fall River for NYora: Julia A ker, Dunton, Providence for Keyport, NJ; Vincent Bari ington; © W Bentley, Uhase: Diadem, Ludiam; Wr fri, Haudy,and Sarah Jane, Gardner, Providence for NYork: Artist, Forrester, do tur do; sloops Ida E Vail, Vail Pawiuckey for do; Oregon; aud inany ctners—ail detained by thick weather. PULLAVELPHIA, July 31—Are snip Wallace, Rood, Key: West; brigs 8 Oarver, Me Matanzas; Daniel Maloney Locus NoCalmon, Windsor, NS. schre Ellen Po ey mon, Windsor, NS: achrs oe Woton," New (Orieann Fiy= Creighton, and Henry Perkins, ing Dt land: D 0. Daniela, Gloucester mer ty, Bl 8 "ar a Young. and At Blacks ire, Mekiwee. and wards wards, Hom: Balem; Ware, Philips,’ Hin: Neal. Godfrey, » Wate Di o leans; Chatie a. SPONTLAND, July Warr, Uriet Cantiian. Dunning, Oxr~ jonas; Fredonia, Lord, do; echrs BT Knight, Sarah, Conary, Rocklend for NYork. oud, Poster, Baltimore, HDENCR, July Si—Arr steamers Guide, Alms, penovl NO; ee, Nye, NYork: brig Inabel Mew yan, Onristian, Phil bia; schre Dr Rogers ct Fonnectiout. Glock, do: ngton, ports Oinderella, Naor on, abot mes Medeor, ‘Primer, ‘ ny B Baten Carter, Crown, rom Teeny iat ‘ pra Thine ghia fils, Bouree, do J 8 Lan BYict Mestndes, Lae, Woot, do; sloopa Antececenty York; Blackstone, Allen. 7 TUCKET, July S1—Bid chr Quickstep, Wille, New York. FRANCISCO, July 30—Arr ship Biack Prince, ©! pean hone Bid 20h, ae ‘Charger, Knowles (not Hatch MISCELLANEOUS. ors, ee eR cures Corny without pain, by Dr. i, corner Canal street, Dr. "8 Anni Bunions, ac. 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