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8, . THE COURTS. SUPREME COURT—SPECIL TERM Action Against a Railroad Company. Before Judge Jones, Hatenbamp vs. The Second Avense Ratlroad Com- pany.—This was @ motion for a new trial, On the 48th of July the plaintiff’ got into the defendants’ car, which was thrown off the track by a stone and the plaintiff fell off the platform and was injured. ‘The case was tried befate a jury and resulted ina verdict for the plaintiiffor $4,000, The defendants now moved for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was not sustained by the evidence and in- struction of the Court. ‘The Court, having heard the argument on both sides, reserved decision. For piaintiff, Messrs. Tra} bagen and Ira Sheppard; for defendant, Mr. Smith. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Decisions, Before Judge Cardozo, Watson vs, Watson.—Proof of service of summons wanted. Van Saun et al. vs, Coole,—Papers not sufficient. Gerow vs. Morrissey, President, &¢.—Motion de- nied, With $10 costs, D. W. Brookjield vs. John R. granted, Crane.—Motion CTY INTELLIGENCE. ‘Tae WRATHER YESTERDAY.—The following record will show the changes in the temperature tor the past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the ther- mometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, 218 Broadwa; HERALD Buildin; 8A. M 72 8P.M..... - 87 6A. M. 7% 61. M...., + 86 9AM. 71 9PM + 82 2M 84 12 P.M + 80 Average temperature. + 8035 Average for Thursday. eeeen ae BROKE His NeECK.—At six P.M. yesterday Hugh Gallahan, a child aged five years, fell down two Nights of stairs, at No. 20 Leonard street, and broke his neck, The Coroner was notified and will hold an inquest. THE NaTiONAL GUARD.—A general order, dated “Adjutant General’sofice, Albany, July 27, 1863,"’ an- nounces important chunges and promotions in the National Guard, including the approval of several new assigniuents in the Sixth brigade. ACCIDENT.—Yesterday afternoon Bridget Mec- Gowan, ‘of No. 90 Baxter street, was run over by the twelve o'clock train from New Haven at the corner of Sixty-ffth street and Fourth avenue. Bridget bad her leg broken and was taken to St. Luke's Hospital. FounD IN THE WATER.—Coroner Schirmer held an inquest at Betlevae Hospital on the body of William Duggan, a man thirty-three years of age, which was found floating in the water at the foot of Eighty- Sixth street, Hast river. Previously the remains had becn picked up at Hell Gate by two men who towed it ashore. THE Mayor's OFFICE.—The rooms and chamber of the Clerk to the Common Council and the Board of Aldermen have ail been repaired, repainted and re- furnished, and now the public room at th ons oflee ts about to undergo a long and muce needed reformation and renovation in the way of furuivure and paint. Boy DROWNED.—An inquest was yesterday held by Coroner Rollins on the body of Robert W. Miller, a lad eight years of age, who on Wednesday morn- tug last was drowned in the dock foot of Warren street. North river. Deceased was playing w some other boys and is suppose? to have falien o' board accidentally. Robert lived with his parents at No. 149 Leonard street. CASTLE GARDEN STATISTICS.—The Castle Garden Labor Exchange from Ist January to lst July pro- cured employment for 12,951 emigrants—of whom 7,111 were males and 5,840 fem: Of the former 1,1s0 were mechanics, 5,931 labo of the femaies 204 were skilled laborers and 5,518 house Among the emigrants provided with empl Were 254 families, comprisiug 721 persons. SHOOTING AFFRAY.—At eight o'clock lastnight Frank and Nicholas Fischer (brothers) quar- relled in a lager beer saloon at 174 Christopher street, when Frank drew a revoiver and fired one shot at Nicholas. The ball glanced off on the side of his head and inflicted no injury. The assaulting party was arrested and locked up in the Ninth pre- cinct station house. SUNSTROKES.—An unknown man fell from the ef- fects of the heat yesterday on the corner of Broome street and Broadway. He was taken to Believue Hospital. A letter carrier, named W, Howard, was taken suddenly tll yesterday and conveyed to his bome, at 37 Market street. At flve o'clock P. M. yesterday an unknown man was found al the corner of Seventh avenue and Seventeenth street sufferi from sunstroke. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital. ALLEGED RospeRy OF a BANK Boow.—Yesterday afernoon Mrs. Elmira Arrington was arrested on the complaint of Mrs. Anna Crook, of No. 4 Bleecker street, who charges that the prisoner stole a bank book of the Broadway Savings Bank, and obtained from that institution the sum of $597, the properiy of the complainant. The arrest was made by oiicer Crook, of the Twenty-fifth precinct, the hashand of the complainant. Ste will be urrdigned to-day be- fore the Justice at the Tombs. ACCIDENTALLY Swot.—At three P.M. yesterday a man named David McDonald, residing at No. 53 Oak street, was shot in the breast and dangerously wounded by the accidental dischurge of a pistol in the hands of Charles Tote, employed on board the pocennyesy City of Paris. The wounded man was taken to the City Hospital and Toffe and the quar- termaster of the vessel were locked up by officer Standish, of the Twenty-sixth precinct station, at the Second precinct station house. CASUALTIES YESTERDAY.—Joseph Burnes fell from a building in Forty-sixth street, between Third and Lexington avenues. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital. Philip Clark, residing on Eleventh street, between First and Second avenues, fell from a build- ing at the corner of Fifty eighth street and Second avenue and fractured his leg. He was taken to St. Luke’s Hospital. About half-past one o'clock A. M. Mrs. Elizabeth Garrison, of i08 Perry street, while asleep near a window of her residence, on the second story, fell to the pavement, but escaped serious in- jusy. ENJOYMENT AND CHARITY.—About three years ago asociety was formed among German ladies of the Israelitish race, called the Independent Order of ‘True Sisters, taking for its pattern in some measure the Order of B'nai B'rith. The society is divided into lodges, of which there are several in this city, one at New Haven, Conn., and one at Newark. Its Object {8 true womanly benevolence. The Im- manuel Lodge of this order had # picnic the other day at Funk's Park, on the East river, which was attended | several thousand persons, the whole net roceeds of which will be forwarded promptly to more for the relief of those who suffered from the late flood, MusiO aT THE PaRK.—The Park Commissioners announce that tf the weather be fine there will be music on the Mall to-day, commencing at four o'clock. The following is the programme:— Pane 4 Proem March. 1. Overture, “Nonre 4 Flzato ; Mozart . Kotnang’ a i = a Beherzo, ‘Tue Meado Doaworts 3% Waltz, “Abschied Vou Murch Gung PART i. 4. Maroh, “Dette 5 ‘ 7 & * “ 10. Field Piowarai* Houworth un Piva Dodworth Finale, a. FIRE MARSHALS Revonrs.—Fire Marshal Brackett has reported to the Board of Metropolitan Police in the matter of recent tires as follows:—July 15, Noa, 402, 504 and 608 Washington street; “supposed to have been caused by fire int otton stored there July 18, No. 170 Centre street; “excessive heat from @ flue undontedily caused this fr duly 20, No, 722) East Seventh street; “evidently an incendiary ire; wut the evidence furnishes no clue to the perpe- trator.” July 24, No. 204 West Tenth street; «sup- posed to have been wilfully set tlre to by some party at prevent unknown through the open window.” July 25, corner of Bank and West streets, Gotham Oil Worka: “during the heavy rain that night the drain overfiowed and the water run under the furnace, when the refuse oil, shavings avd other debris float- ing in the Water took fire.” July 25, 429 Front street; “coused by the ignition of a lot of wax matches supposed to have been occasioned by their proximity to a hot stove.” July 26, McComb’s Dam, tugboat Lilly; “acct tal, probably ori am, from the wood bulkhed! taking fre.” July 26, lime yard, Fifty-third atreet and East river; ‘cause not ascer- tained; yard a {avorite bunking place for vagrants.’’ July 26; 404 Siath street; “unable to ascertain cause.” July 26, 426 Pearl street; ‘kerosene lamp ex- josion.” duly’26, 27 Hudson street, “same cause.” nly 2%, 489 Broadwity; “origin of fire not learned; supposed to have begn caused by rate gnawing Inawhes left exposed.” | ALLEGED BuRGLaRy.—John Divine a4 Thomas Porter were arraigned yesterday morni.og and com-‘ mitted for trial by the Justice at Jefferson Market on the charge af entering the premieg of Adolphe Jantzen, 42 Tenth avenue. TROUBLES OF A THAackuaN.—“S6rnard Tiernan, of 205 Mercer street, complained at the Fourth ward Station house on Thuraday that he drove a party of Toughs from the Southern Hotel to Catharine slip, where, in an altercation ‘with them about his fare, they assaulted him with brass knuckles, inflicting a severe scalp wound. He could give no information that would secure their arrest. ALLEGED LARCENY OF 4 $1,000 DiaMonD Rina.— On the 2ist inst. Jennie L. Harris, of 109 West Thir- teenth street, made complaint at Jefferson Market Police Court, charging Frederick Wood, @ boarder at the same number, with the larceny of a diamond ring valued at $1,000. Her complaint represents that Wood borrowed the ring on the representation that he wished to have one made like it.. He failed, itis said, to return the ring, and she caused his arrest by officer Petitt, of the Broadway squad, yes- terday. Wood was arraigned at Jetferson Market yesterday and held in $500 to answer, ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP A CHILD.—Mary McCormick, residing in the Fourth ward, yesterday afternoon ap- proached the residence of J, Edler, No, 335 East Twenty-fifth street, and seeing a little girl attempted to kidnap her, claiming the child as hers. The mother of the child at once sent for her husband, who is a fireman. On his arrival he caused the ar- rest of the woman by officer Churchill, of the Eighteenth precinct, ‘fhe woman was yesterday afiernoon arraigned before the Jefferson Market Court and committed for trial upon the charge. THE Case oO NAGLE.—Frederick Nagle, the young man lately employed as clerk in the jewelry estab- lishmen of M. J. Poillard & Co., No. 21 Maiden lane, Whose arrest by a detective officer on a charge of obtaining six silver watches from Gabriel Houseman, agent of the firm, under pretence of being still in their employ, was yesterday brought before Judge Mansileld at the Essex Market Police Court. He con- fessed having pawned the watches and sold the tickets, and through bis information the watches were recovered. He was fully committed to answer at the Court of General Sessions. A Taler CaPptuRED.—Omicer Nevins, of the ‘Nine- teenth precinct police, yesterday observed three well known young thieves acting suspiciously on Third avenue, near Fifty-seventh street. Finally one of them disappeared in the cigar store of Robert Colell, No, 889 Third avenue, and on his coming out he ar- rested him, the others iimmediately taking to their heels and escaping. On the prisoner he found $6 55, which the former had managed to steal from the money drawer and which Mr. Colell identified. The penonae was taken before Judge Kelly, of the Fourth istrict Police Court, and committed for trial. A Warca Si0LEN AND RECOVERED.—On Thursday afternoon Mr. Patrick Walsh, living at 104 Bayard street, was witnessing the military parade in Tomp- kin's square when he felt a tug at his vest pocket. ‘Turning instantly around he missed his watch, and at the same time seized James Kelly, who stood be- side him and was acting in a suspicious manner. The accused was given in charge of officer Buckley, of the Fourth precinct, and searched, but nothing could be found of the raissing timepiece. After the prisoner had been taken to the station house a anger waited upon Mr. Walsh and handed him his watch, which he said he had found where he (Walsh) had been standing. Justice Hogan committed the accused for trial in default of $500 bail. JUVENILE BURGLARS.—Zarly on Thursday evening two boys, fifteen years of age, named Alfred Williams and Valentine Shaefer, forced an entrance into the ofice of Alfred Peters, No. 4 Broad street, by means. of false keys, with mtent to steal $50 worth of books and other property then in the place. Before the delinquents could’ tescape with avy plunder oficer Hayes, of the Hirst precinct, discovered and arrested them. ‘The prisoners were arraigned before Justice Hogan yesterday and committed for trial. EXTeNstve THEFT OF LErrers.—OMcer Walling, detailed at the Pogt OMce, yesterday brought before Justice Hogan a young man named Charles McCul- longh, recently in the employ of a firm in Nassau street, on the charge of larceny. It is alleged that almost every morning for seven or eight months past the prisoner has received the mail matter of his employers from the — carrier, when he would pocket the letters, take them to some private place, break ‘them open and appropriate the valuable contents to his own use, Fora long time the Post OMce clerks were suspected of dishonesty in the matter, and it was not till a thorough examination was instituted that the real facts Were brought to light. Since he commenced these financial transactions it is believed that Charles has averaged about $5 per day and the sum total abstracted mast reach several hundred dollars, The accused pleaded guilty aud the magistrate committed him for trial. THE MULBERRY STAEET HOMICIDE. Coroner Rollins yesterday afternoon held an in- quest, at the Sixth precinct police station, over the remains of Ann Callaher, the woman who died the nighi previous from the effects of violence alleged to have been inflicted by Jeremiah Harrington, as here- tofore reported in the HEKALD., The testimony elicited showed that deceased was of very intempe- rate habits. On Thursday night Harrington, with whom «deceased lived as domestic, had some words with her, in consequence, as he alleged, of her drinking a quantity of gin from his bottle. Being enraged, he struck her on the arm and on the stomach, knocking her to the floor. She soon be- came insensible, and died shortly afterwards. John Beach, M. D., made @ post mortem examina- tion on the body, and on be sara the chest the internal organs were found to be much diseased from the excessive indulgence in the use of poisonous liquor. An examination of the head showed the fact that compression of the brain had produced death, there being an effusion of blood plainly visible. On the evidence presented the case was submitted to the jury, who rendered the following verdict:—“That Ann Ca laher, the deceased, came to her death from compression of the brain, the result of violence at tne hands of Jeremiah Harrington, on the 30th day of July, 1868." ‘The prisoner, who is @ laborer, forty-two years of age anda native of Ireland, was committed to the Tombs to await the action of the Grand Jury. De- ean thirty-seven years of age and a native of reland. DEPARTURE OF THE MONTGOMERY GUARD, A Challenge to Drill Outside of New York City. Yesterday the Montgomery Guard devoted the forenoon to a visit to the Park, where in the many attractions which every drive and pathway dis- closes they appeared to forget the defeat of the day before, if defeat itcan be called. About three o'clock they returned to the armory of the Sixty-ninth, on Grand and Basex streets, and after some little time spent in mutual leavetakings the Guard and their escort proceeded to the foot of Murray street, North river. A large crowd collected on the pier, and when Gilmore's baud struck up several popular airs the enthusiasm of those present became greatly ang- mented. Manahan's band accompanied the Sixty- uinth. At-five o'clock the Guard went aboard the Newport boat, together with an immense crowd of civic pas- sengers, and when the vessel hau off into the stream cheer after cheer went up from the passen- gers and the soldiers, which was duly responded to by the members of the Sixty-ninth various ersous Who assembled on tii 1 ard feel utensely sore over the treatment they r red in New York, but under the circumatances they deem it wisest to put the best possibie face on the matter. The challenge which the HER€LD announced yester- ‘(lay morning had been renewed by the Montgomery Guard to their victors the previous aight was given by Captain Finan, by the advice and under the in- structions of the friends and officers of the Ninth Massachusetts regiment, of which the Guard formes # part, and was accompanied With a condition tha th upetitive trial be held at some other place than New York. WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. SALE OF REAL Berere.—To cloke an estate, avout fifteen acres of land situated in the township of Westchester were sold by auction on Wednesday Tt brought $260 an acr Hors®, Hagyess axn CARRIAGE STOLEN.—The premises of Captiin Marshall, at Coscob, Conn., were entered @ few fights ago and robbed, the rogues securing as their booty on the occasion @ valuable horse, set of harness and a buggy wagon. GRANT AND COLFAX CLUa oF East Carster.—The officers of the Republican Campaign Club of the town of Bast Chester, as newly organized, are as follows President, Joun M, Masterton; Vice Presiden Thomas Davia, Alfred E. smith, W, 1M. Van Cott, B. S. Patrick, Chistian Rost, Dr, 0. J. Nordqnist, David Downs, ilenry A. Bowerman, J. H. Johnston, Robert A. Dimmick and Joseph Mayer; Secretary, W. H. H. Barker; Treasurer, Henry A. Bowerman; Chairman of Executive Committee, David Downs; Chairman of Finance Committee, Henry A. Bowerm SETTLING A DiFFICULTY.—The owners of property on Fulton avenue, Morrisania, having protested against the way things have been Managed in the matter of grading the avenue, it has been arranged for the property owners to appoint one engineertand the committee on the part of the town another, to revine the survey aud report of the present engineer, and in case of a disagreement the two are to select & ary surveyor, aud the party in error is to foot the SicK.—Thirteen policemen of the Brooklyn force Were reported as sick and disabled yesterday. Pocksr PICKED.—Jacob Diveen was relieved of & gold watch valued at $00 and $14in money, by some lightfingeread while attending a picni e's Park on Taureday. _ “3 scr sbi AcorpENnT.—John Shanahan, residing at 344 Water street, New York, was severely injured yesterday by falling Surongh & hatchway on board the ship Re- gent, at Harbeck’s stores, in Furman street. He ‘Was taken to the hospital. A PECULIAR AUDIENCE.—A concert was given to the lunatics in the asylum at Flatbush on Thursday evening. The inmates were gathered in the chapel and listened with marked attention to the music. number of the county Officials were also present. A PRISONER INJURED.—The team of horses at- tached to the prison wagon ran away in Joralemon Street yesterday, and William Adams, one of the ober had his kneepan broken, Adams was locked up in the vehicle, to be taken to jail, but during the temporary absence of the driver he started the horses and the wagon was overturned, FIRE AND ACCIDENT.—At half-past one o'clock yes- terday afternoon a kettle of varnish boiled over at the vaanish factory of Messra, Myera & Livingston, in Commerce street, near Columbia, and set the building on fire. A damage of $400 was done before the ames could be extinguished. Frank Early, & boy fifteen years of age, was run over by a lose carriage in Hamilton avenue, while proceeding to the fire, and had his foot crushed, INCOMPETENT DRUG CLERKS. BROOKLYN, July 31, 1868, To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD: Reading your correspondence on the above subject yesterday I could but think thay if we had a law to prevent the sale of liquors, wines and ales in so- called drug stores, properly enforced, it would be all- sufficient to prevent the employment of incompetent clerks. By making the drug store keeper depend on his legitimate business instead of using the sign to cover an illegitimate whiskey business the public would be less frequently startled by acts of careieas- ness und incompetency in so-called drug stores. STATEN ISLAND NEWS. SMALLPOX AT QUARANTINE.—The Ariel, of the New York and Bremen steamship line, arrived yesterday at Quarantine, with 864 passengers, from Bremen on the 11th ult. A few days ago the smallpox made its appearance ina mild form in the steerage. Those who are ill from the disease will be removed to the hospital, the slight cases vaccinated, and after the vessel has been fumigated she will be permitted to come up to the city and discharge. RICHMOND CouNTY CENTRAL GRANT AND COLFAX Cius.—The republicans of Staten Island met at Richmond village, the county seat, on Thursday evening, and organized a Central Grant and Colfax Club. Acommuittee appointed for the purpose desig- nated the following permanent officers, who were elected ident, James Guyon; Vice Presidents, Judge Dill, inuel Talmage, John W. Mesereau, Wm. B. Davie, R. C, Moore, J. B. Hillyer, Joseph Ey bert, samuel B. Wood, A. H. Button, Major W. M. Este; Corresponding Secretary, D. W. Judd. Atter appointing a committee to draft a constitution and bylaws the meeting adjourned to meet next week at the same place. NEW JERSEY. Newark. CHOLERA.—A man said to be suffering with cholera was found near the Market street depot ata late hour on Thursday night and removed to the police station, His name is Austin Miller and he is a resi- dent of No. 1,307 Sansom street, Philadeiphia. He 1s slowly recovering. STRUCK wir A SLEDGE HaMMER.—George V Deering, residing at No. 2 Monmouth street, was ac- cidentally struck on the head with a siedge hammer yesterday, which fell from the hands of a felow workman in Bredenburg’s carriage factory. Decring received a severe wound, but it 1s hoped that no se- rious result will eusue. Bure ary.—The store of Benjamin Myer, located at 61 Broad street, was entered at an early hour yes- terday morning by burglars, through a back door, The safe was blown open aud valuables to the amount of $50 stolen therefrom, A bundle of papers containing $100 worth of Insurance scrip was also taken, but is worthless to the robbers, No arrests have yet been made. A® ALLEGED CLERICAL IMPOSTOR.—An Individual giving his name as Frank Whitcomb called upon the pastor of the St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, of this city, last week, and representing him- self as a maimed soldier who had been confined in Andersonville prison and a student at the Evansville Theological Seminary, with a license to preach, ob- tained permission to occupy that gentleman's pulpit. His apparent debility so interested the pastor that a subscription was set on foot for his benefit, pending his receipt of which, however, inquiries having been made concerning the truth of tis statement resulted in their being proven untrue, Lie left on Tuesday for Herkimer county, N. Y. Belleville. Boy DRowNED.—A lad, seven years of age anda son of John Morrissy, of this place, while carrying his father’s dinner to him at noon, on Thursday, stopped to ptay in a mud puddie which has been formed by the excavation for the Newark reservoir. While ing upon a plank he fell of and was in- stantiy drowned, Trenton. DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.—The democratic lead- ers here held a meeting on Thursday night. The meeting was held in the open air. A principal cause of the paucity of the attendance was the receipt of a telegram from ex-Governor Parker announcing his inability to attend. He subsequently arrived and delivered an enlivening address. He was followed by Captain Whelan, of Elizabeth. The meeting was also addressed by several other gentiemen. THE WEST HOBOKEN HOMICIDE. Death of Patrick Madden—Inquest by Coro- ner White. After nearly five days of suffering Patrick Madden, One of the three men who were stabbed on Sunday evening at West Hoboken, expired at St. Mary's Hospital, Hoboken, at half-past one o'clock yester- day afternoon. The particulars of this atroctous case and the testimony of several witnesses were published in the HeraLp on Monday. Madden was stabbed in the abdomen with a chisel and the bowels rotruded. The physicians pronounced hia case ‘yond medical skill, aud contrary to au bag cron he lingered In the full possession of his faéuities. Canavan, who was stabbed in the breast, is slowly recovering, although the weapon penetrated the pec- toral muscle midway between the breastbone and the surface to the depth of six inches. Had the weapon struck half an inch higher the femoral artery would have been severed and excessive hemorrhage resulted. Michael Roche, the alleged Roses Was arrested and lodged in the county ail. Coroner White empanelied a jury last evening, who viewed the body, after which the inquest was adjourned till Monday evening. EXCITEMENT AMONG THE NEGRO CHILDREN IN CHARLES TON, 8. 6, (From the Charleston Courter, July 21.) Durihg the latter part of ‘Inst week @ rumor became Widespread among — the ol. ored men of Charleston and among many of the whites which, for w time, produced mucit consternation. The facts are these:—On Friday morning the children of the st. Philip street public school became alarmed and panic-stricken at te appearance of a gentleman, wuo, they satd, had the appearance of @ red man With ‘protruding horns. ‘This man had made his appearance in a very myste- rious manner, and frigutenea (ue children out of their wits. On the same day this representative of hig Satanic majesty paid the Morris street (colored) school w visit, and created such @ consternation among the iittle woolly pates as has sel- dom been witnessed be Wild rumors flew about the city of tle presence of the Ku K Kian. ‘The chiirew siricked ip fear, and distracted parents ran about im frantfe search after (heir ren, whom they already saw kid- happed and cagried off by this “ail bones and bloody head.” ‘The feachers of schools finally auc. in calming the pupils, and the matter had been forge again advent of the appa rious affair has been mate questioned, gave Incoherent re undoubted signs of atarm an When yesterday the whole own Into a panic by a second oo. No explanation of this are Te ilip street aud state thal no person Who Wad hot authorized had been inside the premises, and that the whole aifatr probably arose from the myste rious and unaccouatable disappearace of the child of Mr. Silversi Was subsequentiy found dead. ‘The tended, and it is to be hoped will again Visited by this bugbear, who frightens the poor little children 40 badiy. THE TRIAL OF James C. Sawyer, at Warren, for the murder of William Holcomb, has resulted in & verdict of acquittai. Holcom)'s body was found in the woods near the centre of Vernon on the atth of May, 1867. He went out to hunt squirrels with @ rife and was found lying dead with a bullet hole through his head. Sawyer happened to be the per- son who discovered hin, and he was charged with the murder, the motive being a suspected Improper peimacy, between Sawyer and Mra. Holcomb. is the testimony showed was without fgundation.— Sanqusky Register, July 3. Nkw YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1868, AN OLD TIME FLATBOAT DOUBLE M4qpER, the New alfany Adamson came on the question and stabbed Southwick in the neck, ing him, while he was asleep. The monster then turn upon Hodge, who was knocked in the head and his body thrown overboard. After the commission of the crime Adamgon threatened Mrs. Southwick with instant death if she gave the alarm, and jumping into a skiff made his esca) What could have been the motive of the murderer, unless it was for the purpose of robbery, we are as yet unable to k as the information given by the letter is quite briet The victims and perpetrator of this terrible tragedy are well known in this city, Southwick was a striker on the river, but devoted a great deal of his time to fishing. He, with his family, were living in a flatboat at the time of the murder, and we presume he was catching fish for the Cairo market, Asa Hodge is a well Known painter, and has been living with his family at Cairo for some time past. As he was seen painting on the Belle Lee, and other boats at Mound Cit; w weeks ago, it is supposed that he was board on the flatboat with Southwick’s family for convenience, both being well acquainted— in fact, they were raised together in this city. Ad- amson also boarded with Southwick, he having been engaged at some kind of work at Mound City, His father, Alexander Adamson, lives here and is a very worthy citizen. His boy Rufos is wild and said to be desperately wicked at heart. During the war he was a private in the Sixty-sixth Indiana regiment, and served a good part of his term in the guard- house, For the pusg few years he has been work ing about the rolling mills here and on steamboats as alaborer, He is about twenty years of age, short and heavy set, The Princess d’Eckmuhl, widow of Marshal Da- voust, has presented to the Museum of Varzy (Youne) the sword which was worn by her husband at Aboukir, Ulm and Austerlitz. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New Yorke=This Day. Sun rises.......4 56 | Moon sets..morn 3 21 Sun sets. -. 7 16 | High water..morn 651 Weather Along the Coast. Port, Port Hood... Halifax Portland. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 31, 1868, xB The office of steam slip. All communications from owners maatersof inward bound vessels wi charge. war One of the Herald steam yachts—the JAMES or the JEANNETTE—wiil leave Whitehall every morning at half-past four o'clock for the Lower Bay. id consignees to the e forwarded free of CLEARED. pitermahip City of Paria (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool—Joun @ uship Columbia (Br), Carnaghan, Glasgow—Hender- n Francisco, Deaken, Stal and Vera Oruz—F Alexa « Sons. Ship Triton (NG), Asmussen, Melbourne—Mailler, Lord & ue: Shi Harvest Queen, Hutehinson, St John, NB—C H Mar- shall & Co. Ship Armstrong (Br), Owens, St John, NB—Snow & Bur- ess. Ship Victory, Cushing, New Qrleans—N I Brigham. Bark T K Welden, Welden, Ma weilles—J E Ward ¢ Co. k Baller (Nor), Corheltusch, Rio Janciro—Funeb, Fendt. Brig Koasak, Eliott, Cadiz—F Talbot & Co. Brig Angostura (Br), Merrill, Ciudad Bolivar—Harbecks & if Scotland (Br), Crowell, Barbados—E T Smith. Brig Katie (Dan), Townsend, St Croix—P H. Brig jariposa, Leighton, Little Glace Bay, CB. Clapp. Philip Larrabee, Crowell, East Weymouth—Baker & Dayton. pach Ward 3 Parks, Bogart, Malaga via Gibraltar—H W Loud & Co. Sehr Dragon (Br), Brown, Demarara—E T Smith, Walter Scott (Br), Wyman, St John, NB—P I Nevius & Son. Schr Bila May, Coggins, Jacksonville—W Ray. Schr Carrie S Webb, Daly, Georgetown, SC—Bently, Miller & Thomas. Schr Ben, Rollins, Wilmington, NCE 8 Powell. Schr Minnie, Farrow, Newoern—Thomas & Holmes, Rclir Hero. Kelly, Salain—R W Ropes « Co. Schr Ameiia, Evans, Newburyport—S W Lewis & Co. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HEXALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship City of New York (ir), Halcrow, Liverpool Jaly. 18, Queenstown 19th, and Halifax 20th, with mdse and 654 pustengers, to John G Dale, July 9, lat 48 39, lon. 42 15, passed Reveral large jceberse: Tsth, ship Wellington, bo nd 10; 20th, steamship Manhattan, hence for Liverpool; same day, steamship Malta, do for do; 2st, steamship City of Bul- timore, do for do: 29th, lat 43.80, lon 63 20, ahip Wintfred, steering 8; anme day, 310 miles’ east of Sandy Hook, steam: ship City of Cork, hence for Liverpool, Steamsbip Ariel, Jones, Bremen July 11, via the north of ScoUland, with 700 passengers, to. Ruger Bros, From Orkney nda t) Cape Race en 4 westerly gales. eamsbip Missouri, P July 25, via Nassau, 4 with mdse ‘and 67 passengers, to the Atlantic Mail hip Co, ‘Steamship Fiag, Baxter, Fernandina July 97 wito mdse and passengers, to J K koberts, Steamship Fauita, Howe, Philadelphia, with mdse, to J Loriliard. cigamabip Glaucus, Walden, Boston, with mdse, to Wm P slyde. Ship Mazatian (N G), Paulsen, Hamburg June 16, with mdse ‘and 220 passengers, to Sioman & Eye. Lowi Candido (Ital), Trassani, Antwerp June 8, with mdse, to order. ” Bark Uller (Nor), Hansen, Rio Janeiro, 41 days, with coftee, tod 8 Wright & Co. Bark Antelope, White, St Croix, 18 days, with augnr, to Roche Bros & Coffey, Bark Josie Nicholas (af Bucksport), Nicholas, Caibarien, 18 fave, with ar,to RP Buck & Co. Had light winds aod fog for orth of Hatteras. a 1g Crevie (Dutch), De Veyla, Curacoa, 20 da to Dovale & Co, Off Naona Island, spoke bri Dominga City for New York, retuning to 5 leaky. Has been 7 dare norih of Hatteras, rig Fimma Dean (Datch), Atkinson, Curacoa, 14 daj with mdse, to Theo Foulke. be hs Brig Florence (Br), Ekerman, Ponce, PR, 16 days, with u- sar, do, to Jones & Lough. Brig Pouro, Dickson, Cardenas, 15 days, with molasses, tu Warren Ray. Brig Wiimington (Bri, Martell, Glace Bay, 11 days, with coal, to Hatton, Watson & Co. Brig James Crow (Br), Ambrose, Little Glace Bay, 20 days, with coal, to J F Whitney & with mdse Mary, from St Dowiingo City Brig Londora (Br), Howard, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with plaater, to Crandall, U mphra Co, Brig Jobn Lewis (Br), Heinett, Dorchester, NB, 14 days, wilh iting stoue. to PT Nevius ¢ Son, Brig N Stevens, Saunders, Grand Menan, NB, 15 days, with lumber, to Jed Frye & Co. Brig F Nelson, Jones, Bangor via New Haven, where she discharged cargo. Brig Bircharl & Torrey, Frisbee, Bangor via New Haven, where ahe discharged cargo. Schr Harver Br, Crane, Lingan, CB, 10 days, with coal, to © B Swain & Co, Schr John Snow, Mitchell, Shulee, NS, 20 days, via Tarpau- lin Cove, with spats, to Snow & Richardson. (The J 8 will discharge at Flushin 10" D, Wi & Murray. ane & Levitan aber, to Hatto Schr [da deli Tor ber, to NL McCrea Schr Susau Wright, Mount, Georgetown, SC, 6 days, with naval stores, to Dollner & Potter, FY Ws ole, Richmond, Va, er, St Jone, 18 days, with lumber, to Bebr J D Niche hur Carrie Hi xandria for Jersey City, ria for Saybrook y Satteriy, Alexandrin for New Schr Netlie H Benedict, Bilis, Alexandria for Schr Sarah J Hort, Cranmer, Alexandria Sehr Asa Eldridge, Hickman, Virvinia. July 29 expertencs a heavy gale from. SW, lasted 22 hours; fost part of deck Jond of wood, Sehr Joseph, Frambes, Schr Sarah, Porter, Virginia. Sehr K A Johnson, Jone Schr Jas i Merritt, Schr Jos Warren, M Scur LH Hopkina, B Schr Thomas W D3 Wham n for sersey Citys ny DC, for Hudson. town, way, Balt\nore tor New Haven, A, Pi phia for Providence, aiais Vin Providence, wher he dineha: A Scht Bay State, Long, Caiaia via New Haven, where ahe s Eastport, @ days, with ath, to Jed Free Co. (Th habge at Newark, N Schr Osprey, Frangiin, Addison, 1 days, with « Snow & Ricl Sehr 8 J Smith, Bangor, 9 days, with timber, to Holyoke & Murray Scar Bele, Howes, Kennebec, 10 days, with lumber, to E@ Brown, Elirabetip: rt Schr J Predmore, Hamijton, Portland, 7 days, Scbr We , Da ntamouta, NH. Senr win, Long, Gloucester, 7 days, with fish, to Jame 2 ‘Schr Virginia, Collyer, Boston, 8 days, with aged, to Brewer ‘The V will discharge at Port Morris.) Whan Cone, Crosuy, Boston, 4 days, with # Co. bert B Smith, Baker, Boston, § days, with Schr Ben) English, Baker, Boston, 4 days, with seeds, to Brewer & Co. hebr Golden Rule, Smith, Boston, 5 day: Sehr Onward, Gorham, Nantucket, 6 days, with i Crowell & Paine. Schr Maggie Cummings, Morris, Cohasset, Schr Kate B Seranion, Falmer, New Bedford. Sehr Eliza Jane, Neleon, Wareham. Schr Wm C Severe, Taylor, Wareham, Sobr Hazelton, Gardner, Taun on fot Philadelphia, ver. Schr Sallie Smit ‘hase, Fail Providence for Rlizabathport Kehr Henry Casto, Know! Schr Horizon, Newman, Providence for Elizabethport. Scbr J 28 Tarlor, Qagwe), Previdence for Kondous re for Newburg Elizabethport, rww ‘chr Crusade, Gibbs, Hartford. SEES esi et ‘Bchr-Dunderberg, Preston, New Haven for Trento! Sobr Judge Runyon, Waid, — Fags Yor ilizabethport. fc jelphia. Hew, York submarine Oomphnyis wr fan Grane eek load of pias. wood, thrown off the schr Palestine while ashore BELOW. Ship Betty, (NG), Nutzhorn, 65 days from Cardif. Was spoken July 36, 1n tonto 10; by ‘plist’ Dost’ Francis Ferkias, 0 Hey vate Walnut, Poteet Mawar EEEEEEE Marine Disasters. 200, from Jamalca, for England, before report, le of Pines, pro total loss. Officers and crew saved, and were in Havana a ahort time since. TheS hafled from Weymouth, NS, and was not insured. Bure Many BovcuER, Boucher, from St Jago de Cuba for Trleste, with a cargo of Coffee, was wrecked at Foriune Tal and July 6; part of the materials and cargo saved. Captain Boucher went to Nascan to charter a vessel to carry forward the portion of the cargo saved. Some of the crew arrived at Baltimore 20th. Bria FAsuron (of Shelburne, NS), Raynes, was wrecked July 10 on Molasses Reef, Inagua. She was from Port au Prince bound to New York, with a cargo of coffee and honey. Part of the coffee and all of the honey were saved. The vea- ael bilged spon after she struck, and ber masts were cut away to prevent her from capsizing,’The master was lying In bis berth il at the time of the disaster; the mate was also un Well, although able to take charge of the vessel. ‘The crew asrived at Nassau, NP, July 23 in the schr Alice Fiors. Sonn SARAH GARDNER from City Point for 81, George, Me, with ship timber, put {nto Philadelphia July 80, leaky, for repairs, Souk W B Tuomas, Winamore, from Philadelphia for Charleston, with coal, put into Norfolk July 80 leaking Iv. Souk ARGO, of and for Boston from Ni cargo of about 200 tong of coal, when off jas July 28, about 1134 PM, in a thick fog, vess i iided with another schr, ¢ unknown, also closehauled. wi inking in about 15 minutes, the crew having barely time to Save themselves in the boat, losing everything but what they hadon, They landed near New London. The damage to the other vessel is unknown, as she passed on without stopping. She was apparently {n ball ‘The Argo was in- sured to a small extent In a Boston offi Scour Mary E KeLiincen—Fortress Monroe, July Messrs B & J Baker, wrecker, of Norfolk, have gone to ri the schr Mary E Kellinger, sunk on the 29h. Miscellaneous. ‘We are under obligations to R W Albert, purser pro tem. of the steamship Missouri, from Havana, for full files of late Cuban papers, &c. AwxRtoan Luoyps' Supplement for August 1 to the 12th annual volume has begn received. The standard Record of shipping, approved by the Board of Underwriters in 1857, and edited by Captain T D Taylos, offices 35 Wall and 13 Broad streets. Sure MONTGOMERY—The United States District Jud; (Bryan) for South Carolina has decided that the libellants In the case of the derelict ship Montgomery shall receive three- fourths of whatever e ship, with her cargo, tackle, ‘apparel, &c, may bring at auction, and that the sale take place ‘8 8000 an due notice can be given; the c of the proceed- ings, 4c, are to be paid from the remaining fourth. (T! Montgomery, it will be recollected, was towed into Chari ton by jeamshtp Charleston under great dilliculties, ai the award, tnough apparently large, was justly earned by the steamer.) Sup SEPBFRG—On an order issued by Judge Bryan, the ship Sedberg has been released upon the payment of the sum of 833,000 into tue Registry of the United States Court, at Charleston, SC. Notire to Mariners. The Shovelfnl Shoal Lightvessel arrived at New Bedford July 80 (In tow of US steamer Cactus) for a new hawse-pipe. ‘The Kellef lightvessel has been placed én the station while the other !s repairing. ISLAND OF ASOENSIO: Custom House, St H The following list of pier and other dues having been levied at the Island o sion from the Ist of January, 1863, in published for general information by request of Captain Wiltashurst, RN, in charg: RM PEITCHARD, Collector of Customs. 8D NA, Jan 28, 1868, For every merchant ship or vesse!—British, colonial or foreizn—arriving at the island for ‘any pur- poses whatever (excepting those on the govern- ment service), per register ton. 0 16 For every cask, case or package sipped from the island on board any merchant ship or vessel...... 1 0 For the use of the Admiralty Holst—every ton of part of a ton raised or lowered from or for any merchant ship or vessel 5 Oo Health Oificer’s fee... 7 6 Certincate of clearance 2 6 Whalemen. Bark Janet, Marvin, of Westport, arrived at St Helena May 14, with 150 bis sp onboard, and sailed 2th to ernize, ark Globe, Tripp, arrived at New Bedford Jnly 29, from Atlantic Ocean, Barbados June 11, with 300 bbls sp off on board. L Putnam, Dyer, of Provincetown, arrived at New rd July 20, from Atlantic, Ocean, last ‘trom Charleston ‘ound, with 15 bbls ap and #0 do wh oll. Reports spoke July scbr Rising Star, Freeman, Provincetown, 00 a) ‘Bark Arab, Cole, of NB, was at Tecamas ‘July 18, with 400 bbia gp oil, all tola: Bark Sea Fox, Lavers, of Westport, is reported at Johanna June 4 with 420 bbls xp oil, all told; ail well. Bark Stamboul, Keley, of NB, was at Roderlyne May 13, with 1400 bois wh of! on board. Would touch at Mauritius in September or October, oken—July 8, lat 38.20 N, lon $6 10, bark Hecla, Handy, of RB, nothing since leaving Barbados. Spoken, Brig Times (of St Andrews, NB), 8 days from Charleston for Matanzas, July 20, lat 2%, lon 74 10, which reported the death of her master, Capt Oliver Amsbury, of Castine, Me. The oflicer in charge'stated he would land at Nassau to bury the captain. Scbr Eda Hodsdon, from Uangor for Barbados, July 16, lat 95 45, lon 56 50. Foreign Ports. Coast OF AFRIOA, June—Sailed from Accra, WCA, 18th, brig J W Sawyer, Baxter, for the Bight, ‘At do 20th, barks Tidal Wave, Hoepman, for Boston soon; Kedar, Holm, for Bight of Beni AL Ch 20th, brig Thames, Adamson, une, At Winnebah 20th, ship Sea Gul, Fle CAIBARIEN, July 11—Arrived, bar ard, Cardenas, to load for a port Nellie Fenwick (Br), Hallett, Boston; schr Donna Auna) Chage, NYork; 14th, brig Alex Nichols, Rtoebrook, di Balled 7th, ship Theobald, Theobald, River Clede; sth, bark yack (Bry McKay, Boston: ahr Minieren, Collins, do; 18th, schr Holway, Hunter, Boston ; 15th, orig Endorus, Caminings, NYork; 1th, bark Fannie, Hinckley, Falmouth, Eng; brig Geo A Goonan, —, NY ork. CARDENAS, 17—Arrived, achr United States, Jobn- fon, NOrleané; eth, bark Sarai’ B Hale, Hutchinson, Port Sailed 10th, brige Ambrone Light, Higstas, Charleston ; 17th, FH Todd, Maguire, do: 18th, Louise Miller, Leighton, Fale mouth; 26th, Abbie C Titcomb, ‘Titcomb, Mobile; 284, ‘Mar- tha (Bri, Satield, a port north of Hatteras, CLENFUEGOS, July 15—Arrived, brig Fannie Lincoln, Hop- kins, Kingston, Jam Eclipse, Stout, Curacoa; 16th, brigh Ospray (tr), Pillow, NYork: 19th, Marine, Cook, Bos: ton; 21st, bark Joseph E Eaton, Elingwood, Machias, Sailed i6th, brig Laura (#r,' Carmichael, Boston; achr J Ricardo Jova, Little, Philadelphia; 18th, barks Br), Snow, Boston, and Cieafuezor, Cole, NYork y iderty, Devereux, do; ith. Alex Milliken (Br, Durfee, and Velocity (Br), Darrell, do; 3th, barke Sam Shephard (Br), Evans, Philadelphia, and ‘Idaho, Chapman, New York; Zia, brigs Raven, Laughlin, do, and'Clara Brown, Minot, Balti. more. jore, Blanch- jatteras; 12th, GUANTANAMO, July 8—Arrived, bark Cataline, Jenking, Santiago; 14th, brig Camilia, Newman, NYork. Sailed *th, achr McIntyre, ‘Haskell, Philadelphia; brig Se- rab Ellen, McClaveli, N» ork, Havana, July 18 Acitoed, brigg Anna (Pram, Lawiman Ottesen, Ne bark ‘Arthur Kingman, Buckmai Matanzas; 22d, acbr Island Belle, Parsons, Pensacola; 234. bark Elen (Br, Maguire, Mobile; 24th, brig Carmen (Br), Madariaga, Baltimore vin Nasaa: Balled 39d, bark Eliza White, Mahoney, Falmouth; brig Emma, Lovett, do; schrs Maggie E Gray, Pillsbury, do; Foote, McDonald, Mobile: 23d, brig Chieftain (Bri, Landes. , Baltimore ; 24th, bark Kremlin, Richardson, Boston : brigs Alvina (Br), New York; Hope (Br, Marahai, New Or- leans. jenred 2th, brig Ellen H (Br), Dwyer, Baltimore. wartered! 18th, bark Arthur Kiusman, sugar, Faimouth, at brige Ellen H (Br), sugar, Baltimore, at rt box Li 24Gb, orig Jeremiah, in Cardenne, 40 Bat, Etwi Rana. rim y Ed e%. PrmxustoN, Jay J West, Old Harbo In port Sth, brig Fannie Lincoln, Hopkins, for Cuba; sehr Marf E Joues, Perry. for N\ ork ldg. MANZANILLO, July 80—Arrived, brig Wolfville (Br), Davi- ton, NYork, st, achr New Dominion (Br), Penery, NYork. TANZAY, July 14—Arrived, brigs J B Brown, Kose, Port: Eagie, Sherman, New Or Boston; Ith, bark L T ‘hr Grace Webster, Ran- Coleridge, Sagn ina Harwood, Wh, bark Arthur Kin ae Whnter, Orr, Savannal ; 284, 0 vid Owen, Chadionrne, NYork. 24, sehr Ralph Peony, do’ 24th, barks iriangh, MeFatiand, Portia C Fog, Roka, a port north of alterna: brigh Mary 0’ Mar! ner, Mariner, Nv ork: Conquer Ail Br), Aley, and Glendale, Meintire, do} Harriet, Miller, Baltimore. NAsHAD, NP, June 20— \rsived, sche Geo H Bneas, Rob- ents, NYork ; Jie, odenwatl, do (and aailed 14th to return via San Saiva tor)’ Th, Tweed, Pindar, do; 9th, Ven- Aroma, Rovarte, Jo: 10th, Marsaret Ati, Wheipley. do (and ‘a Enron: i isth, brigs Iz, tino, Blood, Sierra Morena ; achr port north of Hatter Havana ; 2st, brige M failed 186th to return); Sophia, Creuse, Savannah (and sated 16th to return vie San Salvador); (5th, omy Albans, NYork; 17th, brig Josie Riyuns, Tucker, Bath, Me; 2st, sehr Equator, Ranger, NVora Cleared 25h, hy Ava Wark. Jackson! URENSTOWS y 41 ~ Arrived, steamship France, Grace, NYork and procdaton i Sava, duly b Arvin Satied 16th for Portland Baltim: Bde duly | . (Rr), Cumann i beige € 4th, Lena Thu ret Boston: Portiand: & Biekmors, ton; 1th, Jas A Kohl, NYork; 1 ware Breakwater, St JAG, Juiy TA: ton; 1ath, ‘Wa (Br), Murray, N Yo St JOUN, NB, July 3)-Cleared, shipa Clara Wheeler, Wil- Marth, and Isaac Webb, Stowe), Liverp TAMATAVE, Madagascar, June S—A\ Cloutman, Boston solRNIDAD, Juiy 19—Arrivad, brig Ani on. Nailed 16th, bark Dency, Higging. Havana: 17 len, Jones, Boston ; l#th, Kodiak, Dowmng, bark Orebiiia, Havener, Pht Allen, Id In port al barks Ln (Br), do; Ariel (Br), Douglas, ding Vina Cruz, July 17—Arrived, scbr Elien (Br), New Or- en \ied 16th, brig Brilliant (Br), Morris, N York. N7IbAR, May 30—Arrived, bark Geo Kingman, Bidridge, Aden (and adiied June § for N Yori American Porte. ALEXANDRIA, July 30—Arrived, achre Grace Gurdier, Smith, Boston ; Hens Pioch, Fauikiabus Allyn's Pot Ann F Carli, Tyler, Boston; J M Richards, Irwi dence. BOSTON, oy 80—Arrived, echre Manantico, Clas Oy Pi ; ‘B'Cunis, ‘Aterood, di Sau, ead F Hickervow ‘Keller, do; i¢ des (Br), ny, Webber, Dela: ived, brige Poinastt, Anderson, Bos: Sdodford, Baltimore; 27th, fsabel ived, bark Gumsbok, lea, Thastrup, Bos: brige RS York ; 214t, hi Enterprise ; bark Azelia, rigs Callao, Clenfu 3 Ease: rt Emma, Rondout} wohrs Frank Heroes Ballimores fanaita, NYor! Also arrived Sist, steamer axon, Philadelphia; bari Hazard, Manilla; dries George E Dale,’ Philadeitine; Monee Tights do: ache it D Halway, Re mas Holcome, Mas medion ; Thor tanzas; DB Everett, New Orleans; LA Burlingam cola; Samuel Fiat, Georgetown, SC; LA Collins, do; NYork; AP Simpon, do. Below—bark Celeste, Clark, from rigs Monson, from’ Matanzas; Aerolite, from Jatanzas. BALTIMORE, July 30—Arrived, bark Ranger (Br), Doty.’ Newport, W H Todd. McGuire, Cardenas, Aline Kt Putnam,’ Atwood, Boston ; Lewis Clark, Bartlett, Eastpprty ‘1; schts Mary E Banks, Gamage, Fortune sland; Soha Farnum, Chase, Boston? Louise Crockett, Crockett, dog Blanche (Br), O'Brien, Mayaguez, PR; Carrie Walker, Mo- Farland, Boston; Undine, Martin, Portland; Comet (Bri, La- rey, Halifax; Grace Webster, Randall, Matanzas; Cham pion (Br), Huey, Rodonda; C © Bearse, Hodgdon, Boston, Cleared—Rriy Princess, Beatrice, McGregor, Sydney, C1 achra Alice (Br), Parker, Cardenas; Boadicea (Br), Pepning- oad Bark Mapiton, brig Geo Lattimer ins fanitou, ; BANGOR, July 3)-—Arrived, schre Leader, Ginn, and Nile, Oliver, NYork. Sailéd 29th, bark J D Bradley, Bradley. Ruenos Ayres; schra Heptibane Croaly, Evizavethport; Baltic, Haskell, NYork. CHARLESTON, July 81—Arrived, achrs Lilly, and Albert ‘Thomas, NYork. Sailed’-Steamahip Moneka, Marshman, NYork; schr Plan- dome, Philadelphia, FERNANDINA, July 2%—Cleared, brig Prentiss Hobbs, 8now, Boston. FORTRESS MONROE, July 81—Passed in for Baltimore, ship Vice Admiral Tegethot, from Liverpool: orig Chesa~ ake, from Demerara; schra D Boggs, from St Domingo; earborn, from Porto Rico, Passed out, brig Fannie, for pinwall; achr Mary Malines for Newport. FALL RIVER, July 80—Arrived, schrs James A Brown, Marble, Remedios; Amos Faulkenburg, Tyrrell, Elizabeths ort; Mediator, Gage, Ponce, PR; Saratoga, Weeks, Phila *ERRDINER, Me, Jnly 25—Sailed, schr WB Darling, Bax- York. ‘FE OLMES? HOLE, July 29, PM—Arrived, bark Early Morn (Br), Knowles, NYork for Boston; brig Leona (Br), Bishop, do for Dorchester, NB; schrs Chas E Paige, Doughty, Phila delphia for Boston; R'P Chase, Collins, do'for Lynn} Willie Martin, Noyes, Aloany for Boston; Annie A Rich, Lewis, Rondout for do; Jacob Raymond, Holt, Elizabethport for Salem; Vicksburg, Kellar, NYork for Boston; Atlantic, tubbs, do for Bangor. SOM AM. Arrives, scbr Eliza Frances, Hamilton, Portland for Niedford; Miniesota, Phinney, Hyannis for’ Philadel- hia; Hount Hope, Spaulding. Rockland for NYork; Ocean Bette, Emery, do for Norfolk Maria Lunt, —, Sangor for Norwich. tied —The above and all befo ted. LYNN, Jule d?-~Arrived, sons Evergreen, Philadelphia; 9th, John C Henry, Dilkes, do; 80th, Pioneer, Gray, New YSTACHIAS, July 23—Salled, achra I C Hertz, Gray, Port aw Prince; Jason, Sawyer, NYor: \CHIASPORT, July 2—Salled, schra Alamo, Chase; montana, Sawyer; E Richardson, Nelson, and Sabwa, San- born, NYork. NEWBURYPORT, July 2)—Arrived, sehr George Brooks, ley, Elizabetlport. HOEW BEDFORD, July 90—Arrived, achre J Goodspeed, Dart, and Sarah, Cobb, NYork. NEWPORT, July 2%, PM—Arrived, achrs Amelia, Ellems, Rockland for NYork; Milton, Raymond, Providence for do} urallenge, Smith, Warren for do; moop' The Oak, Mitchells dened for do. PIM AM Arrived in the night, schr James English, Bar- xGuled Schrs Milton, ME Woorthull, Challenge: Kate Scranton, Palmer, NBe ford for NYork; Lucia B Ives, Bow- ditch, Hoboken; Frigate Bird (8r), Holden, Salt Cay, Tl, for St John, NB. 0th, PM—Arrived, schra John Brooks, NYork for NBed= ford; Hbnnah Lite: Morning Light, Philadelphia; James M Bayles, Arsold, Elizabsthport; sludps Agent, Chadwick ; Olive, Harrington, NYors. a ORWICIL ‘July 29--Sajled, sehr Sterling, NYork. NEW HAVEN, ‘30—Arrived, achra Lizzie Evans, Evang, Savrnnah’; Napoleon, Nichol, Jacksonville; Inaac Merrit, Hodglon, do? Henry Clay, Sears, do; Foam, Ho- man, Trenton; Martha Kenady, New Brunswick; sloops Frances Ann; Velocity; Royert Walsh, Barker. Cleared Brig J Means, NYork; schra J § Burgess, do; Lit- tle David add Jnvige Runyon, Liizabethport. PHILADELPHIA, July 30—Arrived, steamship Norman, Crowell, Boston bark Victoria Br), Nickerson, Matanzas c g Dhester; brig weph Davi Clough, N Bed discharge wt chen Owens St dohn, NB: W lager, MeCline G Sinith, Lake, Boston; Albert Pharoy jeo Fales, Nickerson, do; Reading ick Scalla (Prus), > brige Dougall, Maitland, NS; Helea (Br), Doane, Kin M Baxter, Pern, Boston; Bonny ‘Ives, Holt, Roxana, Palmer, Boston ; man, Jones, C EJackaon, Biackman, Boston; Restless, Baxt French, B Lewes. for Antwerp, puss zabeth Engileb, Avery, Ocean Bi Boston, and H A Mi went t0 fea from the ! PORTLAND, July 29—Arrived, Sherwood, N York. Cleared:—Brig Charlena, Nichols, Catbarten. PAWTUCKET, Juy2s—Arsive’y scbrs RH Dailey, Lam- bert, Rondout; Ben Busler, Fowler, do; Sarah A Falcouer, ovidence ; 6 do; JS Sansparet!, Philadelphia viachrs Julia Pratt, Elis mes H Moore, JV Wellington, "A P . and Othello, all from Philadelphia for {rom Philadelphia foraPortsamouth, eakwater this morning. steamship Franconiay ) Sen yeater Wilson, do. Sailod—Schr Edward Wooten, Young, Rondout. Wth— Arrived, sehr God less, Ket Rondout, Sailed—Schr Ben Butler, Fowler, Rondout, PROVIDENCE, July 40-+Arvived, brig Helen G Ri Strout, Jacksonville; schre burg, Geo town, DC; Andrew Stewar Lavinah Jane, Conklin, Ror WwW uy Elzabeth- Shepard, Bowditch, Newburg 3 NYork JM Freeman, Eldredge, er, Ro te Bayles, Philadelphia ; Hem Gnmust, Heath, Rondouts hport; Thoinas'P sew ¥ Forest Hore, \e, do Gibbs, Snow, ¢o; Frances jort; Zoe, art, Manne Connecticut, Stephenen, Weeden, do} Dr Frankli do; Geo F Brown, American Chief, Snow, A Eten, Farrell, do (or Calnie att, Waterman, do; Chief, Smith, do ; sloop Biac surge, do. RICHMOND). duty 29—Arr fara ‘Belle, Gubberly, New ‘ork; Mary E yetilod ark ton, James River, to finish Ig for Genoa; Noah Veritas, Russ, James River, to finish ite for Trieste. RC LAND, Philadelphia; 5th,” Palin Hall, N¥ork; GW Glow July Arrived, schra Fleetw:n; Ni “id French, NYork; atin bonnes, Holbrook, do} 8 5° Lindsay, Crockett, do; Hudson, Post, do; Ada Ames, Adams, Vinal” haven for Philadeiphis; Defiance, Hall, Camden for Norfolk j Antelope, Brown, NYork; 2th,’ Kichinond, Gaptill, Vinal- haven for do.; 8 © Cloud, Ha'l,'do for doy 2th, Kelloch, NYork: Catawaumtesk, Snow, Savannah. Salied 98th, scare Hera’l, Hall; Ruth Hodgdon, Hall, and Oregon, Fountain, NYork? Mt Hope, Farnham, do; Corvo, Picker Hales. do; Hichmond, Gupitl, do fo.¢; 38th, Ada Ames, Adams, Phiin- RS Hodclion, lal, NYork ; Defiance, Hall, Norfolk ; tiabop, Boston; 2748, 8 C Loud, Hall, and Hardacrab- ble NYork. ‘SAVANNARH, July 27—Arrived, achr Sophia, Cruice, Bara- Brig Pomona, Brown, Pali River; achr J G Whip- . Ochiglerick, Matan: PeteM MOTOR, NC, ‘July $1—Cleared, steamship Fair- ka, Hunter, rik. DAP ASHINGTON. DG, July 20—Arrived, brig Union T, — sched H Lockwood, Sharratt, NYork. WAREHAM, July 3-—Arrivod. aches Angler, Besse, Eiiza- bethport; Elizabeth B, Hogan, Frov. WARREN, July 20-Sailet, achr Challenge, Smith, NYork. MISCELLANEOUS, | A —DALY'S NEW STORY, A FLASH OF LIGHTNING, A FLASH OF LIGHTNING, now ready in the FIRESIDE COMPANION, LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT States; slesertion, son-support, &c., suflleient cause; a0 Publiciy ; no charge until divorce obtained; advice free. M. HOWES, Attorney, 48 Nassau street. DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN aolicity OF exposure; good every- where; no fees in advance; consultations free; success guaranteed THOMAS DIKEMAN, Counsellor, 75 Nassau street, OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL- ge Lottery of Kentucky :— ase 368, JULY St, 1968, 48, 10, 71 1 rok —ct.aes Sed, uty Bh, fede Bas Mit Sh Ba, 78. FRANCE, SMITH & CO., Managers. KENTUCRY RXTRA CLARO MM, JULY Si, 1868, BSOLUTE ‘any Stato, without m4, 84, MK, BS, 76, . keNtucky—vLass 210, s0Ly BI, 1868. 38,83, 4B gH BB 00k 2 ta. 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