The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1867, Page 7

INANCIAL, AND COMMERCIAL. Wepsrspar, August 14—8 P.M. railway shate market was very dull durmg the iriy part of the day, but In the afternoon it ‘became what more animated and firmer under the efforts of of the leading speculators to promote activity and hduce the small operators to become buyers. There. is Genera: disinclination, however, to buy stocks at presen! and not without reason. If the leading bulls suc- 4 in advancing quotations they will de foremost the sellers and the reaction will be prompt, for 13 no outside demand (0 susiain the market, the bull combinations are already loaded th a heavier weight of stocks than they secura im carrying. The extreme monetary is the mainstay of the market, without which it ould sink of ita own weight in the face of the provail- duiness, As it is, heavy decline is improbable; if the loading bulls are able and willmg to continue ying stocks an advance may be promoted, but in that t the succeeding relapse will be all the more violent consequence. An attempt was made late in the after- on to revive the interest in Erie, but the public wil! jeil to leave that treacherous football of the street lone. ‘There are signs that a limited drain of currency west- d has sot in, several of the banks having remitted oderate amounts to that section this week ; but it is hor too early in the season for it to assume im- ace. Moreover, the surplua of capital at this pentro is so great thas the movement of currency wost- will be likely to progress for soveral weeks before it exerts any disturbing effect upon the money market. Lo con! nue to be made freely at 4 a 5 percent to the Stock Exchange, and the leading dealers in government @ecurities are still enabled to borrow large amounts at ree per cent. The first issue of seven-thirties matures ‘morrow, and the Secretary of the Treasury has ex- @ended tno time for converting the notes into five- @wonties to the 15th of september. The amount of these siill outstanding is supposed to be little more @han ten millions, the other two hundred and ninety ‘millions having been converted into bonds. Owing to tho method of stating the whole of the three series of @even-thirty notes in one sum in the monthly dobt state- Menis it is, however, impossible to state ollicially the Sotal of earch serieg outstanding. |} At the early session of the open board railway shares ‘ere dull but steady at the closing prices of last evon- fing. A the first regular board the volume of business ‘was very light, and the speculative feeling continued tame. ctosed 3 higher than at the same time yes- 4erday, New York Central 3, Michigan Southern 7%, Worthwosiorn 34, Rock Island 34. Government securi- ‘ties woro dull and steady. The stare stocks were firm, ut quiet. Tennessee sixes advanced 14. The old ex- Press shares were steady; American sold at 72a 'j, and Adams at 73. : Atthe open board at one o'clock the market was firmer, but inactive. Among the express shares Adams @dvanced to 7345, while Merchants’ Union, with thirty (per cont paid, sold at17. At the second regular board a exe sluggish feeling prevailed and prices advanced. Erie closed 7; higher than at tho first regular board, Now York Central %, Hudson River 1%, Michigan Bouthera Northwestern 3. Government securities ‘were dult bat steady in tono, Tennessee sixes, ‘were 3; iower, There was a sale of United States Ex- reas stock at 75 and of Adams at 73. At the open board at half-past three there was a fur- ther slight advance in prices, Eric sold at 71% a 3; New York Centra!, 405%; Milwaukee and St. Paul pre- forred, 67}; ; Michigan Southern, 82%; Northwestern, 47%. Subsequently Erie rose to 713g, and the rest of he marke: was steady but dull, Atsix o'clock the fol- dowing quotations were current Now Work Central, 105% @ 34; Erie, 713¢ a 54; Read- Ang, 105 a \{; Michigan ‘Southern, 62% a 14; Cleveland nd Pittsburg, 93% a%; Rock Island, 102% » 103%; Northwostern, 47% a %&; do. preferred, 70% a 71; Western Union Telegraph, 45}¢; Hudson River, 1243, 9125. ‘There was very little activity in government securities Al the counters of the leading dealers, and the market closed dull at the subjoined prices:—Registered, 1391, 110% a 111%; coupon, 1881, 111% a 111%; five- twenties, registered, 1862, 100% a 110; fiv enties, Coupon, 1862, 113% a 11374; do., 1804, 110 a 110%{; do., 1865, 110% a 110%; do. do., January and July, 108% a 203%, ; five-twenties, coupon, 1807, 108% a 1082;; ten- Forties, registered, 9944 a 9934; ten-forties, coupon, 025, a 10274; August seven-thirties, 107% a 107%; June do., 107. 107% ; July do., 1075; a 10724; August gpompounds, 1864, 11934 a 119, October do, do., 1183¢ @119; December do, do., 11734 a 118; May do., 1865, 117 @ 117%; August do. do., 116 a 11614; September do. do., 115} a 11534; October do, do., 115 a 1154. ‘The gold market was steady, the range of the day fhaving been from 140% to 14043, with the opening and Closing transactions at 1405. There was a moderato Dorrowing demand for coin, and loans were mado with- out interest and at rates varying from 1-64 to 1-16 per ent per dicm in favor ofthe lender. The gross clear- 4ngs amounted to $53,578,000 and the gold balances to $1,343,535. The steamer City of Washington took out $162,000 in specie, The foreign exchange market was quict and steady. Bankers’ bilis on England, at sixty days, were quoted at 209% a 110; at chree days, 110 a 3{; commercial bills, 209 w ‘¢; ville on Parisat sixty days, 5.16% a 5.15; at threo days, 5.1434 a 6.1334. The exports from New York to foreign ports in July Gere vaized thus in conga _ 1866. 1867, Domes: produce si a8 $13,007,476 $13,066,008, For'ga mise, free, 27,269 20,168, Do., dutial 902208 401, i24 882,095 Spocis aud bullion, Fagoes —eeat'iso 13,519°308 Total exports ....$13 536,061 ‘$19,207 928 rd Po. excl, of specie. 12,812,075 13,436,409 14,068,361 * For the six months beginning with January tne ex- eee Domestic proace $80 ae gu sti.e1 $104,810 ‘For'ga goods, 496,063 408 De, aewsties. is atti. @ to i Gpeccaniuslion, 18e90Ns 81008059 28115 Total expor's. ...$102,378,505 $172,829,275 Gens @o.,oxcl. of specie 83,738,100 121,225,386 1091715,601 The foreign imports at the port in July were valued te Io gold, exclusive of ae and a — jered for Cous’m. $19 Hhn $14,304, . for warehousing uy, em 403 $11, 30, 274 ara ‘iL saasue + 258,640, 345,961 Saont 56,606 fous on ent’d at port. 161,838 851,187 366 vd st port $1810 88 agiie AZ bate ines imports at New York for the seven months January 1, were:— ‘1008, ;etered for cons’m .. 301,218 $103,064,165 009, 578 oe <r: br werehoumng’ anast, 7,066 on toes ck 805 peepee 6,910,143. 165 6,742\47 and builiom.. 1,305,463 526, wanes Total ont'd at p't.$101,173,800 190,254,218 169,063,159 yin wihse.. 20,290 232 60,078,096 67,048, 287 ‘The castoms Feceipts for the seven months ai the port rere ; : 1967. a «$9, 1 186 Batak ais kis Since Jan, 1. $46,473,853 $79,055,376 $68,500,121 ‘The roceipis for customs and the receipts, payments ‘and balance: at the Sab-Treasury ts city for the expired porton of the week have been as follows: — c —= Howse “cou, Puen eevine oh Balances, ane 1s. Soar 179 $10,317,129 $10,580, ‘io $12,017,611 ‘887,076 2.681, 307 1,007,124 130, 641, 883 ee 675,000 2,311,190 = 1,945,522 181,000,551 ray ‘exports, exelusive of specie, from New York to Proign ports for the woek ending August 13, and since tbe commencement of the year, compare as follows ‘with those for the corresponding periods in 1965 and y week 470 ga0ast qai0as. se ; 592, x Prev. reported 394,936 122,420,923 112,594,844 fase se inane el ts Hince Jan. 1..... $96,228,816 $125,010,079 $16,463,388 Tho foreign imports at New York for the wook, since Sanuary 1, 1867, and for the corresponding periods of ‘the past two years compare as follows: _ 1865, 1806. 1867, ty Goods. $3,009,348 108 148 2,386,010" Sion 031 Satie for the week qaeaw a baer eRe abaensios Pines Jan. 1.....$101,003,896 602,890 $180,903, 501, $155,566, 760 SALES AT THE NEW YORK § YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, PMayesene August 14-10:15 A. M9 gue Hh a American ng rr NEW “roi “fimtito; twuRSoAy; AveUSY I i667 n'y 4 mE 3 exist! 2: Bt at as 4: = 3 i, Bz gezerepesepee ageatEse se, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepyuspax, Auguat l4—6 P.M. Corres.—Rio was in fair demand and the market was Stronger, though mo advance was established. The soles were 1,273 bags St. Ursula, 3,086 do. ex Brazilcera, 1,666 do, Criterion, and 1,075 do, ex North American, ail on private terms, Of St, Domingo 1,200 bags, ta bond, were sold on private terms, Corton.—There continued a moderate demand for this staplo, and the market ruled strong at previous prices. The offerugs were moderate. A achat Se ag We quote:— Uplant. Mobile, N.O.GT. Ordinary. Ey 2 f Low mildiing: Middiin: Recet} 8 ) ae 32.813 if 70 i. cas, An i di rye. The of fresh ground Ay ‘ipment but scarce an nd as able eel 10 reduce ices thi quotations were nominaliy the same. Calif: rain, was quiet hut steady. ‘The salen were about 9,000 bois. at the rovined quotations annexed. dewoad, and the market was_a shade were not quotably lower. Sales To) vote m™ eptel active and fi a8! for city. ering State ana Western Extra State. Choice do. ye our (mupertine) Gorn ment, city ra meal, Brandywine neal, Fairfax, ‘ale nani. at rices, The sales were about 40.000 bush- for choice new white Michigan. $3 a 3 for new amber Georgia, $1 85 for No. i spring, 0 & $2 47% for new white Georgia, “5 for white California, ‘and $3 S856" for amber Corn oj with holders askiug an advance 2c. a8. haces refust pay ¢ fats 3. the mar. ‘et beeami dull and closed duitand noniinat at 4 viecline of ating bast prog whieh could be realized be . The salsa were about 75,000 buahiels, for new a xed Wexterns $105 a $1.09 for as Hat dos and'91 23 for Southern. Oats were in fair demand and firm. The Bales wore 40,000 bushels, at Zée. for Chicago, to arrive: Ms. a 95e. for State; es. 4 856. for Weatern, ‘aud Sle. a Se, for new Southern. ore active and firm; sales were aported of 6000 bushels Wenlerw a: 91 45, and 35.000 coda. ‘o arriga, on private terms, Barley aud malt were dull and nominal F cxicits.—The offerings to all ports continued modera! but rates remained unchanged, ‘There was rather more guiry for vessels for churter and several were taken up. The ougagements were:—To Liverpoo!, 700 bbls. rosin at 1s 9d. ber G10 Iba. and per. steamer 7,54) busliels corn at 64; bbls, rosin at 28. 3d. per 230'lbs. To London, 300 male it 28, per 280 tbs. pany four at Ie. 94:¢ 00 teak, in bags, at 173, 6d. ; 50 ‘tobacco 01 terms, and per ateather LOO boies chose at Sou. To, HOt tordamn, 600 bbls. petroledim nt as, Gay, and 15,000 bushels ye for next month on private ter "To a direct port In petroleum on private terms. nen, Qo bois, rosin a. ihe, charters, were:— An ‘Aus: trian bark to Cork for orders, 2.709 quarters corn, on pt- fate terms, “A Brith bark front ington, to Liverpool, or to the Bristol channel 6d, A vessel to go to PI hia a with "pecroiguen fora port in the Mediterranean, private. An American bark to the iver Platte. lumber, $14 and 9 per cent prim- a a British brig to Gibraltar for orders, 1,500 bb im, a ks ruled quiet, Small sales were made at former cea, Tay, under the moderate receipts and a fair demand. was tirm at 90c. for shij arm at and ub a Sl oan, retail Jota, iL 70 for shipping and cand sendy, with salen id. kinds were aes iar wanted. Sales ‘ales a) ds. ee ertanee sete and 50 hh nhde, capectal change, thauch there was more activit The sales were 200 bbls. in lots, at 60c., and 250 do., to rive, at 5930. Rosins of all descriptions were quiet, but prices were very firm. Sales of the lower grads were re= ictal by the searcity. Sales 1.000 bola. ot $4 for com- $4 29 100 No. 2 and $4 G0 a $6 for No.1. Tar sales were re} wet inseed war dail aud ninchanged at $1 ng ioe Other kinds were sicedy at cot PRovistons. eg ag v8 bbis. iy W0 do. beef, 109 lard, and 7) pkgs. arket for pork wi accepted of lower mat $23 25 regular; 5,5u0_ bbl Ba 31 for new mesa, for old da’, $22 76% $20 or prime mean, and $19 76 a "$20, for prime. For Sapare delivery no sales tee oe Behe “ted. Beef was moderately active and steady; asles 200 is. at BHF a $28 for new exira meas, ‘and S18 a 34 ‘fort Reef hams are dull and nominal. ane [A and lower; a Ise. for hams, and 10%e. , the sales were only 50 boxes Stretford cut at 18¢e, ‘The nani ket for lard was iet the sales were confined to snout bbls. at Leperd 4 sa Butter was unchanged at Ic, a tate, '26e, for Western. “Cheese was ‘sino ua was leas active, but generally held “The only sale we heard of was 800 bbs, low gra bulk, at Li}gc,; bonded was ia moderate Fequicat and sendy. at 27i4e. a latter price was asked for straight siandard white at 273¢¢., 200 do. do at 27%c.. 3:0 do. prime ight straw to white at 26c., 2,500 do. prime white on private 20-0 bola, standard ‘white, (or September, at 30c. for the tirst half do. at, 30\Zc., and’ 1,000 do. i Qoieree, a8 Of easolines 0 bb's, were void of in el mar! et waa more actie, and prices of bonded advanced 3c, a Ic. Hon. Sales 19600 bv! it order “at Trige,, 000 do. stan +, with Tumored’ = at We. nt 200 do, do. for ptember. at We. Rice —Hangoce, in, bond, Sriawed in fair demand and soa -New fad ts. ooting fosreet quite freely and sel’. ing at $2 8 9 $2 90. Grass seeds were dull and unchanged at our last quotations, Sreanixy wasn fair demand and firm, Sales 45,000 Ibs., hie a 13%4c. | Ano 000 Ibs, = Sve w was iu good demand and steady at the ad- vance chronicled In our last, fair to good refining being at Le. he salon were {945 bis. at Lidge. ice forse Jago, and boxes at ii? riatiow was needy irm, Sales 160,000 Ibs., at Li}ge. a HEY. —Receipts 617 Me pened ae ipts 617 bbis. The market was quict. but THE PATERSON POORHOUSE INVESTIGATION. Examination of the Inmates of the Poorhouse Yesterday=The Evidence. ‘The investigation into the abuses which, it is alleged, have existed tn the Paterson Poorhouse, under the ad- ministration of Mr. Isaiah Sigler, was continued yester- day. The committee of the Common Council of Pater- son selected to make inquiry into the case heid their feesion at the Poorbouse, and received tho testimony of the present inmates as to their treatment by Mr. Sigie: It should be remembered that as Mr. Sigler has bee! ready suspended the witneases could not have been sup- jected to intimidation, The following testimony was taken :— Jane Roberts, sworn—Have been an inmate of the Poorhouse for five months; Ihave seen nothing bad in the conduct of Mr. Sigler; been myself very well attended to, and sofhave the others; when I was sick, for nine days, I had pieaty of good nourishment; I had plenty to eat, and the food was good; there iss heater in my room in the winter; in the way of heat, schoolroom was always comfortable; vod pad is ala movo in it; Seen not 5 1 arse &y initie! pati tte i : i EE i i Easter Sunday, sar wc trnndage day after; at ae we had oe cme se chickens, and the stock ye oe Ra lor nover used a whip on any one that did not riety, deserve it; T often pitied him when he had to get up at night and come up there to ity the in baa aeige Boll, Hannah Grabam and Mr. Wm. Eakens ree uniformly well treated in lockup; have seen the marks ; can't my bow dene oGaw used ‘it was more t! ning room; John McGai é s rs Ann’s taken to her; whea Bridget Kenealey was locked up I know that the onl: was whatever might be stolen in McGaw would sometimes let her outa little while, but am soon as Mr, Sigior cxmojalong he would put her back ; oe Mr, eee lor has boen suspended and Vr. Taylor ha: ice, there has been an improvement in th feed ane in the treatment of the mere there was a y ide made by Mr, Sigler after the complaints were at him; the small Prpesiie was ail cleanod out, have seon AnnJohusion and hor bed covered with vermin ; sho was never as cleau as now; in the winter Harriet Bell had ch of her, and did’ not even wash her Bridget Konealoy has had,charge of her two or three weoks, and has taken good care of her; have known the throw MeVays sent to bed without thoir supper; there is @ diferonce since Mr, tin thefood; Mr, Taylor, who is now here, ¢' to the children, and I think more meat to ua; thero isa very great 4if-rence 1n the butt the butter Mr. Sigler gave us insted very often like the scrapings from the tops or the bottoms of the tubs; we had chickens for dinner last Christmas, and we Have had some beans and cucumbers and cur. rants in the present season. The investigation was then adjourned until halt-past eight o'clock this mornin, THE POLITICAL OPINIONS OF THE HARRIS FAMILY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Naw Y onx, August 12, 1867. Dear Sm—On my arrival in tno city this evening from the East I find that the Harris family needs some attention, I was much surprised to notice that you an- nounced my brief note as coming from the pen of my honorable namesake, and could but smile at your mis- take; but on seeing the Tribune this evening I smiled out loud to seo the Hon, Ira Harris’ disclaimer, not only of the authorship, but likewise of the sentiments of that tetter. Then, Senator Harris confesses that he seat his sous into the field to fight for negro enfrauchisement and the disfranchisement of the Southern people! T envy not my eleventh cousin his position in the his- tory of his country, Ho, too, then, is enlisted in this crusade against tho institutions of our fathers, Judge Harris ought to comprehend and foe! the force of my arraignment of him for the light im which he places himself in his disclaimer in question, He is a jurist and Astatesman, and as such knows well that our national constitution is being subverted. He of course understands the theory of that constitution, and ts familiar with the views and principles of the great statesmen of 17: The vital importance of checks and balances in thi framework of our government reasons why our fathers labored ra independence of its throe great departments, to wit— Without the entire fforent branches of government, aptee, in times of civil commotion and creat political strife, for the liberties of tho people, But what is my cousin, tocether with his Congress, doing? Pause, men rica, and look at the spectacle, Our Congress has become a junta, or, still worse, a direetory like that which swayed France during its revolutionary period, until tho little Corsican was hatied as a deliv. erer of the people from its rule of revenge and corruption, The Executive is stripped of all power, and can only, by abject self-degradation, consent to remain in office.’ If animated by the least spark of self-respect he would vacate it at ouce. This absorption or usurpa- tion of all the departmenta by that fanatical Congress 13 & most sorry and lamentable ie, Congress over- rides the President becanse he acts wrong! Who, in the name of Heaven, made the national icgisinture the ad guardian of tho Executive? And if Con- Properly. at their discretion, take away tho the President, whers shall we flnd any checks in our system to departmental usurpation and the final overthrow of our institations? That wretched Congress is now at that wicked work. They have pow the requi- site two-thirds vote, and to retain this fleld of usurpa- tion, three or four millions of negroes are to receive the franchise by a most outrageous infraction of tho national ution. Pen cannot express the indignation every honest and patriotic heart feels at the course taken by the pestileni body which now rules this, yee land, “There is a rod reddening in the clouds,” Now, no ono knows these things than my honorable namesake, aud I regret that he is pot mora inspired by them to manly independence. But, Mr. Editor, you strack another noble blow for your country fn this morni Hrnatp. I caunot thank you enough. Tt rejoices me to see that the voice of statesman ip and patriotism is not entirely extinct, You are rizht, and will yet moet your reward in the gratitude of the Ameri. caa people. Yours truly, TRA EB, HARRIS. THE BUFFALO MURDER. Burrato, Augast 14, 1867. The person who murdered Patrick Maione last night was Captain Wells, of canal boat Fairchild. Weis has escaped from tne city, bat the police are on nis track. _ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Dresure—Meactam,—At San Francisco, Cal.. 01 day, July 11, at Grace cathedral, by the Right Rev. Bishop Kip, Avernt D:nnter to Anwe R, Mracnam, Wartsn—MoGuysy.—On Tuesday morning, August 13, in St, Stepheos church, by the Rev. Edward MeGiyon, D.D., Iaxarios A. Wattan to LIA MOGLYNS, sister of the officiating clergyman. No cards. California and Dublin papers please copy. Died. Bretiver.—On Tuesday night, Angust 13, Eowanp, the Ore ood child of Coarles and Lena Berliner, at the age of 1 year. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, which will take place this Guat) morning, at nine o’ciock, from the residence of his bynes ‘204 East Fifty-ffth street. own, —The members ot Concord Lodge F. and A, M. mnvar summoned to appear at lodge room No, 8 Union square, at twelve o'clock noon, on Fr 16th inst., for the purpose of attend'ng sg fanoral of our late brother, John Brown, By order o! D. F. DANCROFT, w.M. The companions of Union Chapter R A. M. are hereby Notified to attend the funeral of our late companion, Jobn Brown, on Friday, at balf-past one o'clock, from 470 West Thirty-fifth street, Cc. 1 SIMs, A. P. Borry.—On Wednesday, heart, in the 63d year of his age. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to the eral, on Satu afternoon, at one o'clock, at the Dutch Reformed church, Third avenue, ve’ copy. Caxrrenp.—On y tnorning, August 12, at Bed~ ford, N. Y., a C., wife of Arden V. Canfield, of New York, aged 38 years, the —s ig Polar The relatives and friend Star Lodge, No. 245; of Puritan en Chapter, No. 147; Palestine Commanders, F. and A. a are respectfully invited to atte paw a from the Presbyterian church, Bedford, this {Toureday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. Cars will ieave as onan ‘Harlem Railroad, at 10:90 A. M. Conveyancer will be in attendance at Bedford station on the arrival of the train. = here erect eto 339, F. and A. M. are hi leo A init to attend ihe funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Canfi wife of A. V. Canfield, this Faeeey), Se the 16th Toa ana, from ber late residence, Bedfort, he ne leave Twenty- sixth street station at 10:30 A. D, &. Maxpevane, Se Comax,—Buita Coxtan, Conlan, of Farmyard, parish of Sat cmap 4 irr resin ata how of her brothers, Denis is and are Afully invited to attend the fu- bert. boa rhurtay).afernee, at one o'clock, from pA a hoi ber mother, 244 West Thirty-sixth “patie and eer “egue ast 1a bias you ug ne est son of William H. and Susan C. Deming, ‘aged year and 10 montis. ives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the "heaersh, tnis (Tharsday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from No, 21 Essex street, Jersey City. Doras. —O0 Pre 6 aie tastes 19, t te WE, and patoful illness, Many Dotan, fined | i ‘The friends of the family are phon tol ™ attend the funeral, this ( ) afternoon, from her late reidenet, 442 West Forty. street, at haif-past one 0 coc! h J. CORGAN, & W. her of her cousin, James Cruise, are ee, invited to Sas wen the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 346 West Tweifth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past ‘clock. Say he tamed to attend the from Bis Inte Grove street, Jersey City, this (Thursday) ne ee 4 6th year, puiyon gud frlenda OC (he Tamiy arg invited jo | tives and wh. ee attend the funeral, on Sunday morn from the resi- | inst for of 69 miles E of Sandy Hook denge of his son-it-low, Hoary 4. pore Watts Pinina, | had cheesey tite foaett oe tea, during which | tow Me TE One Tele ae a Ntork. Baw N.Y. Services at the house ai ten o'clock, haif-past tem | tac veusel 6) a leak, ab one Sool 06 wnhos in Bansanos. July 15—Arrived, schr Julie (Be), [avretin, at the ae village Moihodist Entecopal church. Cars leave the hold) was oon eg ly AA {ind ef. 20h for Fainaies); aun. brig’ Favorites waist use odode: cu Li qenuel? tan now’ AB aelion of water,” Campo Dack'for | Bite" (0 and inv Comte asdad), 2a acre Voga (Behe, , nie on beer Ar romigery ta, | examina om and repair Balled Vie wet tiga bees aaa 3 months and 14 days. wieaed war sation r " Cavrz, July 9—Arcived, Atlas, Coombs, NYor! «ofa ar Titres hn tamil ar re GSigusbips City of Wasbiagion, Chicngo, Propoatis, ot ate eat Fiselwing, Banclo®, Serade ly inv to attend funeral, residence t CRON tant, July 25—Arrived, Potost, Comit, ane of bor parents, No. 149 East Egitythind erect, near | 297 7OR ADDITIONAL SHAPPING INTELLIOBNCE ark Anna Walsh, Coombe Britta Beene SRE ANOTHER PAGE. pO Goowrer.—At Southport, Conn.,'on Tuosday, August —— Aud it bark =. Mareailions ag Hinde porte’ ug a pot Hak TiC Weldon, Marseilies; Sth, brig Brisk, Mare relatives and friends of the family are invited to | Lossor Brirtsn Bank Tos Braaue—-Coptain Johannes |. * 33. bark Bachelor (Br), NYor! hn, brig Hat. attend the funeral, without further notice, trom her | moyet, of Prussian ache Super, from Rio Janeiro, which Awl, barks Undian, do, Macy ideo 3 a (Br). do at two roti ene ‘willbe rm evar oe the | 8Fved at this port on the 10th inst, reporss thas on July 10, tandAt*™ July B—Sailet, brig Helens (Br), Mosen, Porte arrival of the half-past eleven o'clock ‘vain from New | |#t 350 S, lon 33 56 W, fell in with a boat containing Captain ADENAS. Aut 2—Arrives, brig Pred ‘Third aveaue, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. York. Wm M Gavin, six mea and a boy, belonging to the bars Thos on, NC; Sis, barks Yumurl, Joa Havas, [Suddenly on Monday evening: August 12. | Blight (of Lverpool)-¢rom Liverpool for Houg Wong, which | x! tha, Drummiad: Matanzas. | 220% Mont ew Joux A., elgeat son of William aod Julia Hayes, in the | vessel had foundered at sca lied tenn with bread, wa. ied Smita, north of Hatterme ; dts 1b year of his ag ter, beef, T that the a; 6th, Keio Brown, Bostoa; ‘The relatives and f friends of the tamity are reapectfuy | Sit prise sesoad mate and tour men frot ey ig Meranko, Ph atipn tavited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hie iries company, and. seca. wanes Londod fend promodeay, + Dredert, Moore, Leshera fer 882 Kast Thirty-tfth’ etroes, this (Thursday) af- nek nniee ores eat g Uae Sane Brscananay July 15 Arrive brige GF Peniston, Baranan, 2h. Chariote Bucks iv ki nite nd bros hi him x tht fernoon, at une o'clock. for the land, a aoe og eue_otwers bore | wyorg: 8th, BJ Strout Strout, do, Honey weut.—On Wednesd 4, —_ Ki Gott, do; 22d. aclu Martina Ist (Port), Fig’ saat trond dager oe Renny Wes over at aoe “i xt San inst att, ngent yer ear eae om rogues, ‘July 30—Sailed, Mary Jones. Morris, New une! services at or Inte. cositesan, No. ie ‘ort rat five days ou! to SW, with a bi, —~y! 7 ris a, Green. place, Brooklyn, on Friday afvornooo, at four | shipped heavy seaa, large quantities of weter going below. | yoeiyarr July BoArrivad. Amalia, Silberachmidt, Now o'clock. The rolatives and friends are invited to attend | Burs Resromt (of New York), Matthews, full of wate Haxavac, July—Arcived at Caxhaven 2b, Alceda, Overs witiiout further notice. ghandoced. wpe gassed 10h Last, lat a ay one ideipa rived, schr_ J be acs ait ak Oak e wep Joxzs,—On Zonder. Ancest 13, Eowarp E. Jom: The Ristori cleared vk July 4 mships Hendrick Hudson, How %h, Liberty, Bain, Baltimore (and cid Nailed 34, barks Irma (Br). Dorrity, NYork:; 4th, tee: Ruckuam, Roaton; brit Jeaunette (Nor), Murade: jew Yo ‘waa built at Georgetown, Pei, in I mpetatere Tated A%, and was owned by Bougure & Thebaut, Buia Leanne (Br), Davies, from Baltimore Saly 2, for Navaago (not Newport), ballast to load gang for Friends of deceased are invited to attend the funeral, from 515 West Twenty ninth street, this (!'hursday) at. ternoon, at one o'clock. Kestr.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, August 13, Mani ta had fi til Tuly $0, in Lat 34 15, lou 71 19; | 8th, bark4, Milton, Buckloz, New Orioana: Arta Ca Gauoxeis, youngest child of Joun Ht. U, and Ewoline A. the wind owing (° vabaetest tea ae. wou yety. Baltimore (ainge apoken): Lampligiter, Bah waon her past to it ‘ ——, Boston 7th, i Gilera Win tiie plac ‘on Friday morning, at Away Wo mare her. She returuod to Baltimore ih ist for Henkin Bk Bi inion en x 2 Hest ’ eleven o'clock, from the resideuco of her parcats, Wost- Rp aang fA (3p do i chester side of Maéomb’s Dam (Highbridgovillo). Rela- ott Jutta, Small, from Maturzas for New York. is ashore wly %—Arrived, bark Philena. Davis, NYork ( (Hig! ie ae . Lookout Shons, Tho ate Frances, from Wil an philadelphia); Orig ete Se, NE, fot Bakisnore, has icon sat 86 er copintnen ny ore FirorPhiiadeipata; bog anna Meighly ), Harcison, New bo in waiting at the Harle:n Senet (125th street, corner " Pt Lr rrived, Afeppo of Fourih avenue) to incet the 9:45 A. M. train from | adeipida, Nuh inet With oes oe Peseta et palo Phat: byork Clty at Pace ra Revneay at det An wage + A he Coatral Bridge, to meet | ‘ and eet ah, La Gloire, Reckrie rh, Faye ld MR Ludwig, e oat trom Har! iarding. ork: Rapido, Ditchoura, AICO, Laisa.—Sa Tuesday, Aucust 19, Oucan G. Latss, roporta Sd at nt BD. Hon TB ba wan struck oy Lavan Beye, Mb Mallard, Judd, Sam Presciscn; Raith, Obita, infent son o ar and Mary V. Laing. and had inaintopmast shivere: o 10th, Lat 39 3%, ton 71 60, nt OW ‘The funeral wit take ph @ this (Thursday) afternoon, | fell in with a aba and picked wy a. boat's pi brandon Halt Nv Se nits Calvert: Sa arent eee Ooh at two o'olock, fram No. 293 Wost Fortieth seoet, “Marriner & Brook. New Haven," was painted ead cotor | Hee NCOP ag atiace, ta Grandes tne. ii Brookiyn, on Wednesday, angast 14° | ide and inaide, and had lead varaished botiom inside, | gti’ Yorn Couilt Cont. Panera he ow ae glo romans ends are invited to attend. Carriages will Mre, Cariariie J. Meason, widow of Jospher Megson. ‘un AxvEtts—The British steamship Tarifa, Capt Ma. — ork (and ent out to nearer: ‘Stat, bars of Her friends and relatives are requ to atiend the | Cauley, Which arrived at this port on the Ith that, on the | Trimmer, do; Herzog Brast, do; Aug t; Teabe! Hereume funeral, on Friday afiemnoon, at two o'clock, from the | Merpiaeat the 10K nel Betwoon and ¢a'cloek, Fun down | Brimner, dav 7° YY TOGA e bow Weotion in ind Nor wd Titeee cieeaee the fret anette, of i sappy) July 31 Arrived, Mariposa. Nash. Figuelr: 28s Touch station in Ths Gulf. She ‘struck the schooues arate Guard, Loring, NYork; 25ti, Mariana {V, Santos, Poiladet= Mis —On Tuesday, Ausust’ 19, of congestion of tho ships, aud cut ner in two, the rigging of the schr for some | pia. lungs, Evkascr 1, wifo of Wm, "I, Mills, ia her 58h tes hanging across the bow of the sieamer, and thus | Lganorw, July 22—Saited, Frank, Joselia, Boston (ree year. Wane werck. | During these few minutes atl the | ported s steamer). sabe yey ct the relatives and friends are invited to attend the ¢ schooner, lanpaniuto, Aug 1 Arrived, achr Mary Collins, NV ort, : lan Mar, Lowis avenues, Brooxlya, on "Felday afiernooa, at two | St Peter's, wasa large, co . ville: Su brig Wingeld: saved. Philadetphine o'el part way up a rope on board the ateamér when his hands | — Sailed &th, bark Maaiiou, Holmes’ Hole: brig Anni Wate McCarty,—On Tuesday, Aucust 13, Any, tho beloved | S!pped off, and he fell between the two vessels wand was | lington (Br), NYork ; wife of Michael Mo Jonas Smith, Baltimore. Y, anative of the county Cork, | 198% having vrodably been cazried down’ by the aiaking | Nauva, July 19-—Arrived, Carl Georg, Arfmaun, New Ore A boat wag immediately loweret from the stsamer | eaus, Ireland, in tis 34th year of her age. rel nandp tie the tales , in tis missing man, but he was nowhere | Orono, July 31—Arrived, Waldo. Baker, The relatives and frends of the family, and those of ui The schr showed “no ights whatever, and no Puna, July 26—Acrived, Thrudvang, ones NYorkg, her brothers.in-law, Jotn, Cornelius, Patrick and Timo- 3 nto the Tarifa. (The report ia yostertay | Porsawn, July Ow, Europa, Vor Hagens from Olt thy McCarty, aro respectfully invited to ationd tho , vessel run down was the Spanish brig | Point for Bremen (and was off Dover Sth). funeral, from hor fate restdenc., No. 412 East Twentteth aa Was a mistake, and referred to the above vessel.) urevsTOWN, July 28—Arrived, Sjofroken (Swe), ‘Talley street, ‘this (Thursday) afteradon, ‘at ono o'clock pre- | _ Scam Many Kxuiy, Mitchell. at Baltimore, from St John, | Baltimore; Sst, Living Age. MoClure, Callao; Win Wiicony bo Manter, San Franciaco (and sailed for Dubin), Optex: On Wednesday, August 14, Txomas ©. tigi damage. Ne on ie reren VOT Te, Ans O-karlvo bark Ocognes gpling: Cape ae nl © . I vi ands, Mclowrrt, in the 9th year of his age. Sen Vouaa, of and for St John, NB, from New Haven, Ae ania (Icetand), July 1—Arrived, Avoca, West, Now The tuneral will take pluce from tho retidence of hie | fori voMn qnehirs in the gale of the 3d inst. and went ashore parents, No, 39 East Thirty-ninth street, this (Thurs. | O2,Bi'"mtCnat Laland, Me.) Vessel w total wreck. Crow aged BEES July 4—Arrived, Nineveh, maken, Nort day) afternoon, at two o'clock. 8 a ‘St Tuomas, July 20—Arrived, steams! Cy McGus.—On’ Wednesday morning, August 14, at his | galt Quicrarne, aoe on ening Ss Mary Ba.) Timmerman, NYor« (and left mame day Peon io Sauciro residence, 143 Hicks street, Brooklyn, Mr. Jouw MoGg:, | was valued at $3, r ‘ . ‘led 18th. brigs Acadia (Br) Flicks, Fajardo, VR, went Home Fire Insurance Company, aged 40 Wilkos, at Gloucester from Georges Banks, | loud for NYork) ; Mth, George (Ir), Doage, Turks Tasade, . Me of ad i or ‘Tho funeral exercisos will bo hold in Pacific stroct | everytaing absve. decks Masia, parse 4 sim Bo. The. sole Ola port July 29, ahtp Macy Ruseoll, Rush, diog; barks Methodist Episcopal church, on Saturday afternoon, at | was Tolle! id over several times like a atick of tim. | mes, in distress: E A ee eicaiee v's, one o’clocit, ber. and one of the crew Was, fatally injared by the store fae (Beh te pay ip oars, var sito “ ay Bran: - 2 which rolled upon him tn his berth, | On Satur ohn, ickerson, for chtr; Constance (Br), Mas Pi one ‘At Long Branch, on Monday, August 12, Jaxx ‘ed, un the schooner bolng more eany, a jury wast eas | Arcetbo to load for Nock: Chief (Be) Mortis for. to Sea caaiaven and friends, and thoes of ber uncle, Jamen | 68 ged, Or the blankets and a pane Were improvised | 5? 300. Aug ®-—-Halled, ‘bark John Mathues, Croichton, y ano @ sail, an jus sparred and r the v, roceed: Philadelphia. Murphy, and of her aunt, dirs, Mary Riley, are invited | homeward. woh = vee a | Sagual July 22—Arrived, brig Julia, Small, Matan «(and to attend tho funeral, from her tate residence, No. 11 East Thirty-eigutn street, this (fhursday) morning, at half past nine o'clock. Her remains will be taken to tho Church of the Nativity, Second avenue, where funeral services wil! be held at ten o'clock. Oxiraant,—On Tuesday, August 13, Captain Mezviuur Ouiwuant, of schooner Mischie!, aged 50 years, a native of New Orleans. ‘The funera! will leave the New York Hospital on Fri- day morning, at nine o'clock, for Greeawood Cemotery. rot ie aad friends are respectfully invued to at- ten Prrace.—At Port Hamilton, on Tuesday, August 13, of cholera infantum, Frawcrs ©. Prence, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. ltiram ierce, axed 2 months and 3 days. Pieur.—At Fort Hamitton, Now York harbor, on Mon- ae for NYork): mt Sa Delap, Havana; Satled 224, brign Henr; Ptord ‘Libby, Phil in m ADI, ) Tibbetts, NYork; Stet, Golden Lights, Fost For uaon, do. Sr Joun, NR, Aug Arrived, ship Oscar f, Ovv Philadelphia; toh Wild Hunter, Hatield, and Me! Yn hb Ametioan, Meck ve. doy amerlane, ‘Curtis, Pliladelphia; soe Welliugtom, L-aslent Tuurinan, Aug 6—Arrived. brig Maria Crowell, Crowalt, Aspinwall (and sid 7th for Navan sailed July 31. bark Casilla schrJS&L Me Ada’ Adam, jail ‘Columbia, receton, N’ Ella Adele, Alexander, deveined ‘rote, wind Mincelinneous, Launonep.—At Perry, Mo, let ult, from the yard of the Perry Lumber Company, schr William Duren, of about 15 tons. She will be commanded by Captain Doyye, part “Burk Don Theodora, of $96 tons, now measurament, was Inunched at Toby & Littieficld’s yard tn Portsmouth, on 18th it. 7 Disa dine bark, and was rigged on the stocks, nebed with all har yards ncross, She 1s owned by uroeder, of New York, and is intended for a South Americon trader, and will be commanded by Captein Robert ue Aalst age, Mo. Aug I. from tho yard of Fioket, aor Mahaska, 16) tons, old measurement, owned by Cuplaia Ak ¥iekett, who will command her, and otuers, Netice to Mariners. HOW TO ASCERTAIN WHEN A RURRICANE OR CYCLONE 18 at SV Mowick, Bantay? duly 50 chag, Contant; Moore, Troe , August 12, Jaxne M., infant son of Captain Jame: HAND AND HOW TO AVOID IT. 25, tah Ree Fiver, aged Y mmtae end 12 date aL Uat-—The "ndientioan ot « habricane oe avclone 'are-taea | Wine sake Me aettved, Franolaqunta, Gott, NYork Rowpt.-On Weduesday, "August Ii, Jaxcs Roopr, | fol! aud they are all easy of recognition. ‘Whey consist ‘AraucouD, July Y—Arrived, atham, Gundy, Now aged 46 yeare. Pi barometer. i ‘The relauves and friends aro respectfully invited to | Seon Amoricna Port attend the funoral, also the members of the W. P. and IP, areas OF ee ~ on sae via tug, Nowonale, bale en vag nid < Dag ayo velock. A heavy swell of the «ea, even far heavier than woaaile, from, Be Vinoeous Hloopita, Seenar ot: miavonth sesrat. Wem Woexisting wind or t tie oe wittch has recently | basco: Jam Ki Ghatgh Tiiladelphia scare’ Fear Mies ‘about the a tora (of St. Georgen shearer, Cow. Bay, GB; duntice (Rr), and Seventh avenue. “*Fourtuly——A wind [noreasitig in violence ‘Thompaon, Free faisuds; Hope, “Atwod, “Abnapolie ‘Surru.—On Wedneeday afternoon, August 14, of ty- | Whenecoror wherever all teas Vndicattons are found to | tlsan (Bri Maraman,, Nov ¥ phoid fever, Exzanera Surri, aged’ 21 years, 8 months | occur simultaneously (but as 8 ge ral rule not otherwis h and 4 days, ‘one may well take it for granted that a storm of this sort ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her | cycloue) ts impending; that in fact he is already in cont "y e for South " Darling. do; dames Martin, Bi father, 521 East Fifteenth streot, on Friday afvernoon, | Yiituiy prepare aud direct bie ship wccmrdiay iw 2 me” | Loran, Laglisle, Williain Bement, ‘oye. AE (neé Brumby), tho wife of Edward 2d—If im this hem sphere "the st tn ‘t is to be Hie Nara sient * — a s A—If im this hem iret thing that fs Swift, ? dong vo bring uve ship bythe wind o the pound tack, | and Sarah, Bernice, P on way as mu w de. a Bréoklyn, K. D., on Friday morning, at ten Whether it veer at all. (The wind of a hurricane being al. 5 Mest iy 7, Ne 5 EN Mill etre t, y h a ” ae an hour or so at the most i it Da o'clock. Didi, be quite long enough to accomplish this Purpose) Hi Wau.—Noar Prineston, N. J.. on Tueaday, August | 3" "the wi be aud to veer ty compa fro eft 8 ¥ Wellingto E: e to or ry a vee! Las 18, Buca Avover4, only daughter of Moses ¥. and Sarah High i eh cally called, them od Bakers ‘Wig Coupoiiy: a Sa ee 0 7 The relatives and friends are mvited to attend the fu- | OF alittle free on the, starboard tac Solver tine | 8 Biners Clayton’ neral. from the papist church tn New Branswick, this | with abe same fore of wind, and continue to Keep her ty | ety, Kubuy and. Mathew Hinges, Oster, Filaftoinas Cig afternoon, at three o’clock, without further | the wind or a little free, wind Avon, Park, Port Jonson; W CO Coat rackets Cat on aes 14, Sasa erate hele es eegate | ica ual Picea brace oS re | the wi a violence (there ne A ti pan alg roped Hy — Al : oy beg housion of the wind shifting tn aby other direction than to yn ‘Kennedys Ne Nettie doy Cunking, tats The remains will be taken to Tarrytown for interment. aa rigeh oumtne ship situated and acting Jike the oue in Fiymony teak, (rocker: Delaware; E A Stevéns, Nieker~ Wrnuuir.—On Tuesday, August 13, Joseen Hesry, only | P'4th“1¢ the wind be found by compass toy Cleared, steamanip China. (Br), Mockly, Ta vis child of Stephen M. and Kate A. Wright, aged § months. | right wo left or to back (as the veering ot the wind | ‘a ‘this | Halifax: bark loon eo lor. aye tieo and & mar- ‘The retatives and friends of tho family are invited to | case is Scohasentty called), then ruu the ship off at once = co nea anh en jenderson, and 8 A Hammond, attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, | with the wind on the ‘starboard quarter, nots immediately adeiphia, ares the course that has to be ateered to do so. an cs Failed “Wind Si rig Marine. No. 289 Seventh ‘street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at | (ee.couree thas haste be weered 4 do aot ar ‘as dion iat ahcardved, Warts: Almira, Coombes ort Johneon two o'clock. the left, aa long sts need be, or you can, owing to the vt White Cloud, ‘bouth — ‘brigs Agenora, Baltimore; einity of nd, or until the barvn ns to rise the wind to cease in violence, A'abip eitusted. end acting NBALTINORE, Aug _13—Arrived, SHIPP IN iy N E w s. like Uh ease now in view wiil always find the wind to back. | (3 Satna RAPE tad u ta Sth—If the wind be found by compass uot to veer at all, | St John ong lesions, ea, RET ROT a : to remain steady at one partienlar quarter, then run th the Dai ce (vicinity of land permitting), with. ALMANAC FOR NRW YORE—TMIS DAT. bt $0 well afton the starboard quartet, say so a3 to bri rhe wind oe pone two inte dead an: note immediat Cleared. Jobn Clark, Lat nan, Havre. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 14, (907, edo cnseeiee the rer. ous | BAU ORae ata eeerae esa ck eraey Oley on oy spa ug tor yeaa to cease in view sohes g WK Kimball Jr, Hail, and ‘arthur F Klug,” Rocke Prom ‘and acting like this now ta view wit, eer inst nintloaed ‘always nd. the wi BileroL, 4 12—Arrived, sohr Native, Dehart, Elise- Guton. Chlengo (Br), Price, Liverpool—Williame d& mnt Chiher of them may, by doing as. directed, readily tai — Galea Sehr Elizabeth B, Fi rk. fintos gloriou 34 wind, ‘and thus iura the storm id Toselied, ae Kjelletad (Nor), Steamship Prepoutis (Br), Higginson, Liverpool—Tapscots Bros & Co. i the Steamship Georgia, Deaken, Vera Craz and Sisal—E W brig Tangent, Rich, NYork; Turner. the barometer to. rise > conee fe oth seh sear F ab aay rng Ni ‘& Eliza, Wiley, and Joha, Sheamishwe Dirigo, Sherwood, Fortiand—J F Ames. may then be kept with the wind abeam on the siarvourd Faw pbteameship Equator, Jackway, Boston—Benner, Brown & wrespeniee ol tha abtalina wiaek Maier ene Dal ikinghare, 40. ‘hug ap Se schr Union, Edwards, Naw ine wae Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedtord—Ferguson & fee sae gue ~~ hd at coniparetiel rear | © DIGHTON, Aug 10-Arrtved. sahraN B nar Thrasher, Antelope, White, St Croix via Brandywine—Roche Sretely ended, niin euch Of thaw asen too.” By adoring bag ore clelgabethpory mite ‘Albert Rose. closely to these eoowes pity ‘air wind and fi ited beri York Bark Joho Grifin, Doroney, Havana—J E Ward & Co. pected in = av sunte as iasicnce, N' eae iy arrives, scht Bela Peck, pe Ta a ‘ge B rks ue ‘erver & Medina. Brid G Fommnssing (Teal Crisculo, Gibraltar for orders— Wwinbs encoumineao it vu See — rived, echrs, Fountain, Ren Da; Fine rh nck Wendt. If \t veer to east steer Norta oF HAW, et Ale: lerandria ; ‘Daniel Brown. Grianel; Grenada—Peniston & Co. ry Boe Robt alowe, Hoichkiss, Demarara it ‘trowbridge’s | 1, it Yeer to soull steer by the wind, starboard tack, ihe MWe e Michois, Bilsabeibporte Phi het ‘ig Areyte (ir), Delano, St Johns, NF—B F Small & Co. | 1 1. veer to the east steer tser N by W or NW by N. HOLMER" HOLE: 2 Aug 12, PM—Arrived, beige, We Brie Repartes, Gcomts: Bosice-ctlciyc Re a ra Beri, "Bortoe tor Philadelphia Jame Same, Cron tty e sche Tryphenia (Br), Gardner, oils sltonacanemostes ‘dletlae Gloucanter Tor N York, aches Ma Matanzas, ‘Baluimors Schr Bonj Brown, Davis, Little River, SC—A Leary. oe redede cant steer it th Rg Schr Reindeer. Rouke, Yorktown, Va—s Gotwin, sie Schr Pf Simpson, Hazelton, Washington, DC~Van i vous aot atall stese 3 it veer to the east 7 ¢, Norton, Baltimore-—Van Brunt & Slaght. | if |t veer to the pen hyan, A Hoston—1¥ Haviland, una hocion-E te fan & Co, it veer not at all steer N hy Son Electrie Spark, Pillipsy Harwich, ¥ Smali tt wee totioncethonsh aren etic WH Rowen, Jackson, rovidenee GX Btranahan, 4 It Yoer not at al steer W WH owe Sloop jaitie, Pour, 4 TLLBR erin tat MMaty Ruatbett, Wilfiime, “as If it veer to the northward stecr AW by Wow erx, one: ‘ere ibe {eainer Josephine Thomson, Moore, Baitimno eee ee ae ee ANEW Gees tack. Arrived. it Wederaat all deer Won WEN. Beamon: Lavorp . laverpool; barks eshte Steamship City of London (Br). Brooks., Liverpool Ju Mand bare Ame i se and 90 pane If it veer to the northward stoor NW. Ym y Mey re ie Hladetphia, ornare we ava i st boed ie tr Rio ti ‘Bd ti lat 61 27, lo ae passed If fe veer to the cent steer by, ice for Liverpool ;6th, ® bark rigged steamer | Af it veer not at all ateer W by _ tA ging Peleamship Teutonie (am), Berdua, Hamburg July at | It it veer te the northward Oe on Aug ‘adie: chr Magnolia, Rockweit, tthe river 28th), wil 4 967 passengers, ve ‘east seer eed out the river Pane in Sandy fo ‘Hook Héth, atG AM; | If it veer not at ail steer BengoRn. ier Ja dreived, yeehee Fleeting severe weather dari gasses. passed through, the Pentland F fyi Aug ant, Te ane x If it veer to the east tack, &, Sy EW ith at ster | If it veer not at ail steer 8! aes wer Youny Fern, Saunders, fi Sone? toca ky hat a ot jon 48 32, passed bark Annie > bea schrs Harriet 4 Western, Metropolin. Weir, July, 28, Care and Cowes 50th, at 7 TM, with mdse and’ M31 passengers, aa f i cand cos Ereset a eke feeen’aieeepoce wean Sane? Aether ak widen Lt obn fh hite 4 tack, aye SW me Pere ik te ge ee wl ; J umoris taut sagies If it veer to the eastward 7, STW. ae he ‘i rica pone Hiarane Aug 10 with miso | Hirer te the west weer Tu the vind, starbqard yonch, Pros Frovidence; D 8 ‘Stuer, ‘Huntley, and J eee othe aulantic Mall ads ein | Tver nopatallaeerREW on a PokTLAND, ‘Aug 12—Arrived, steamship Franconia, Shere inst, I AM, in Martha's Vineyard it - aK merally the prefer | Wee yack ber, NYork. © porn sare oe rs | sai ene bata a _aroeibaetoenmr inant Phcntatn Regie: sour Hf ‘ike at, Lord, Rio Janeiro, 44 days, with coffee, gy brigs Elema, ‘Bark ° 1, Raltle “iy Oficial information received that a a wg odbers, Havave, 10 days, to J B Wert & = next seria ora afi ranting a are Vo t Puntaderputn’ HMighe 7 hit instead ot ‘he fourth order ‘Tignt TOR moe ile pal H, ‘aug HMZnives schr LL. W Pierce, Cok Ke Jeanette (Br), Parker, St Jago, 17 days, with molas- | 9 line SY ster. ttotore 8 aly — ork. we Trin, Hartz, Trinidad, 17 days, with sugar, to 9 L ge nim ran ToeKen, Aug, 13—Arrired, achre anes Banat eosrene 9, Lessa it it cepmour Lys Be vam, Havana, 14 days, with sugar, to Pe Behe 2 Barents, ¢ rea, eae Fie Biuten Babcock, lines Vig eth Co.” Ave 10, Int 8 4, lon 75 ed bri =") 7 13— Arrived, (ot New Yorks fullot water aud abundoheas S| Oh Sint ne bret oat at 6 fon 74 ewe Tephcsny hle aitimerys ae TUE T (Br), Tufts, Cienfuegos, 26 days, ear, Cook, salled from’ Provincetown 6th ie Mi Pm "Pron nga Sagua, U1 days, with J Get, nina a Provincetown 3108 | {28,81 bo Hj hillow. ldridas, Tren with beiparts ter, P Vligabethpc Fert, Kon fo uaeia ‘New Bedtord tn int Pilate “ita Sabed te White, is idee iests, Crenby, Cow May, 12 days, with coal, to Sullivan, of NB, arrived at Russell, Triumph, Chester, o. aabethport; a any " Eiiznnet port: D & E Kelley, Kelley, ten sean gyn Windsor, 9, 15 days, wilh we of NB, | Strom i ar NY ork: America,’ Re yynolds, N Yorks Petrol, Worth, , vor treba ates, 14 days, with plage “3 Sonne nfo, of Sullad, ‘schte’ Dindem, Chaser Harriet Lew ead raphy scons whale masren | Tunis Bodioe, Bunce; Gntaric, Barber, parrot, Simic ‘ te ace fom, liangor, with lumber, to Mile pF. tag Hid rr amin, of | F Gaia, sod. Ellen Barnes, cittord, i irae (Br), Roberts, Harbor Island, ? days, | Sdeartowm, Bebraacs. | ent Bellona, jaldee with pineapples, te, 10 “Eneas. it, Bin to Siew ‘s a9 prom ‘3 days, with spars, Sup Beet from ra sit for Antvere, 108 ds days cod Bete prasan tab Sat my ky ¥ My Sy olen dite for New rok, 00s " f chr Delaware, Wood, Milsworth for Eddyville Paci a Driver, trot London for New York, July | Carlton, oS 1 Ginsaoe ¥s fe Dommesors, ‘ing eine abe ms «, Joly 2, nd tat, te Cy . i Mon, Raymond, NY: Bellona, Baldwin, . mise, bark a Nes eto * ciatks Portinnd for Patade!phigy for Alpany. pi we