The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1869, Page 10

WASHINGTON. Disappearance of Place Hunters---No More Changes in the Departments, A NEW EDITION OF GREENBACKS, Trouble in the Revenue Bureau---Super- visors to be Removed. Exchange of National Bank Securities. WASHINGTON, July 23, 1860, Mr. Lemus, tho Cuban Envoy, Not Superseded, The statement which appeared in @ telegram from this city to a New York evening paper relative to the removal of Mr. Lemus, the Cuban Envoy, from the Presidency of the Cuban Junta, is pronounced incor- rect by the members of tue Junta here, place the Junta has no authority over Mr. Lemus. It was called together by Mr. Lemus shortly efter his arrival in this country, for the parposes of advice and consultation. cially In Cuba. Tt ia not known ofl- Mr. Lemus, it appears, is the ouly authorized oficial representative of the Cubans in the United States and holds his commission from Cespedes, the ackuowledged head of the revolution- ary movement. The latest ovicial communications ‘received from Cespedes show that the Cubans have fu confideuce in the ability and management of Mr. Macias, who is alleged to have su- perseded Lemus, is a private merchant, who has taken no active part in the revolution, 1 am informed, has had no conversation with Sen- ator Sumner whatever, and instead of entertaining doubts as to the ultimate success of the Cuban canse he has uniformly expressed his belief that the Cabans wonld drive the Spanish power from the dgiand and establish their independence. Oitive Seckers Disappointed—No More Changes in the Departments, A beneficial eect produced by the absence of the President is the freedom of the departments from Until recently the time of the Cabt- net officers has been 80 occupied during business hours in listening to the appeals and in examining the papers of place hunters that they nave been compeiled to remain at the departments long after they were closed to the public and after clerks had office seekers, the public business. A member of the Cani- als intended had been made, aud except in cases of resignation or deata there Would be no further changes. M seems, has been completed to the satisfaction of With the return of the Prest- Gent, however, itis probable there will be a fresh im- portation of office seekers, who will come only to go away disappointed, A New Edition of Greenbacks, In addition to the new fractional currency the Treasury Department will goon issue new United Btates notes of the denomination of one doliar, The Plates for these notes are now being engraved. Viguette of Chief Justice Chase on the left of the Tace of tue notes will be taken off anda bust of ‘This, and changes tn the Vignettes recently made on the face of the fractional currency, is a accordance with an act of Congress prohibiting the vignettes of persons now living from being on the face of the United States currency. Dishonest and Incompetent Supervisors to be ‘The rotation in office, the administration, Washington substituted, Returning from hia recent tour of recreation, Commissioner Delano found upon his files several letters charging certain supervisors of internal revenue with gross frauds and incompetency. at once ordered an investigation to be made, and Mt appears that very little effort served to show that the charges were tn some instances too true. The Commissioner had a consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury to-day as to his power Under the law to remove supervisors at will for just cause, and it is understood they came to the conciusion that the Commissioner is manifestly guthorized by the law to make such removals, ‘With this understanding the Commissioner will in @ lew days remove several supervisors, For pru- dential reasons the names of the accusea oiicers ‘will not be made public for the present. Av Undignified Scone in a Washington Court. 40 amusing criminal prosecution for libel was oommenced to-day belore Justice Walter, of this The parties to it are Judge Purcell, who of- clates as @ sort of surrogate of the District, and a ‘Wel.-known reporter, named Arthur Shepherd—the former as prosecutor and the latter as defendant. The charge was the writing and publication of a Ubellous article in the Nattonal Republican, repro- senting the worthy Judge as an insulter of females at Bladensburg, aud as having suffered ducking and other vile treatment in consequence thereof at the hands of certain euraged male Biadensburgers. The article caused quite a noise in the District here, and was soon followed by the arrest of ite supposed in the sum The proceedings to-day before Justice Walter formed one of the broadest, If Not mst disgraceful, judicial farces ever witnessed The court room was jammed with laughing spectators, aud the prosecutor and de- fendant were attended by a legion of attorneys ana The prosecutor is @ hale-laced, red- haired, joily-looking Magistrate, of irish descent, While the defendant is a large, one-armed, good- matured gentleman, gengvaily liked and reapected hereabouts, The proceedings 1m court were charac- terized by the profoundest {gnorance of things lack of réspect the dignity of the Court. Wrangled alid pupsed each other “/¢ellowa,” picasayt pap ®% One of the representatl TO ENaa bom of thowa of the defence the of $10,000 to appear. fm any country. ich other soundly, calling " ignordmuner,. ve oF tat | aoporgent pivseouwl Cuncu vue» most ignorant fellow he ever saw, anu « Justice why he 01d not make liga keep quiet. “uf you don't sit down, afd nobody wil make yor do it, by thander I'l enuck you out of thy eons iny- eel,” said the ira.e lawyer. “] nope the Court will preserve order,” said the otber Sayer thus addressed, “ff you don’t hush up I'll butt you in the snoot, you d—d muttonhead, you," retort@® the frst irate “1 like to see you 0 it,” cried the other, “What! said nu woute his threat of & “Come over on this side and do it,” said number r arentiy ready to ex- ting m the snoot, #@'‘So help me God, I will, if you don’t hush up,’’ cried out number one, During this excited colloquy Justice Walter sat quietly in his seat, without interrupting the legal @lashers. The prosecutor made an excited state- meut of his case, and repeatediy shouted out: all a lie; a monatrous ile,” and tnduiged in verbose scutties with the opposing counsel. eutor and defendant frequently repudiated their counsel, refused to be guided by them and sailed in The defendant told the Justice he deciined to be kept waiting for hours listening to the Urades of the prosecutor, and wanted to know whether he was to be thus deprived of his liberty, ‘The prosecutor jumped and danced about the court room, cracking jokes and making little theatrical its at his opponents. The Justice janghed heartily aud allowed the widest latitude on both sides, prob- ably a3 much from a lack of knowledge how to proe ceed a8 from a love of fun. celled Dogberry’s examinations in point of learning, QDd afforded one of the richest treats ever eujoyed by the public here, Authentication of Papers by Notaries Public. In reply to an inquiry on tte subject of the au- ‘Shentication of papers by notaries public the Secre- tary of the Treasury Bays the act of Septemper 16, 1850, confers on notaries public the same powers as Justices of the peace of any State or Territory Have to take and certify to oaths, aitirmations od acknowledgements, and the same, when cevtitied ander the hand and oficial seal of such notary, Both the prose on their own hook. ‘The aifair altogether ex- shall have the eame force and effect as if taken or made by or before sucn justice or Justices of the peace. “But on any trial for perjury or subornation of perjury committed in any such oatha or aMrma- ons, taken or made as, aforesaid, the seal and sig- nature of the notary shal) not be deemed sufficient in themselves to establish the offictal character of | such notary, but the same shail be shown by other and proper evidence,” whe Secretary addg:—‘“‘In view, therefore, of the forezoting, it seems that no rale can properly be prescribed for the goverament of the several officers of the Treasury Department, but that each head of an office shall exercise his own judement in passing pon the suiticiency of the evidence of the oilicial character of a notary public.” Issue of Fractional Currency. The amount of fractional currency of the fourth issue—ten and filteen cent—aiready issued, is $120,000. Building Associations Taxes. The Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue, tn reply to a letter from the Assistant Assessor of Junc- won City, Kan., relative to the lability of a building association to special tax of the broker or auction- eer. whose president or secretary, by virtue of the provision of the constitution and bylawa thereof sells at public auction the loans of the association, Bays:—No special tax 1s, 1n my opinion, imposed under the Internal Revenue Jaw in respect to the specified business of selling at auction, a8 is stated, the loans of the association. It {8 not, properly speaking, the money which 1s sold, but the use of the same.” Au Old Landmark Gone. Canterbury Hall, on Louisiaua avenue, near the City Hali, was entirely destroyed by fre this mora- ing. The logs is estimated at $10,000 to $15,000; in- sured for $6,000, The building was coustracted Resignation of a Reveane Collector. John G, Wilkins, Collector of Internal Revenue for | ouryed, the Eleventh New York district, has tendered his resignation to the department and has been ac- cepted. Exchange of National Bauk Securitiés. 4 The followiug was to-day addressed by the Deputy Comptrolier of the Curreacy to @ banking frm in New York city:— TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OP¥iCE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF TAE CURR: WasHingtoN, July 23, Lood, GENTLEMEN—Your letter of the 221 mai, to the Secretary of tue Treasury relative to exchanges of circuiation securities Of natioual banka, nas been re~ ferved to this otfice, with insiructivns from the sec- retary lo Lue elfect thas heveuiver tae exchanges of 1 gold bearing bonds heid for circulaiion security will be peruutted ou the basis heretotore adopted, that is, for ten-forty bonis, eighty-live per ceut; all other gould bearing six per cent bonda, ninety per cent of their par vaiue. The six per cent currency bonds issued by the United States to the Pacilic Rati- road wiil not be received as security for the circula- tion of national banks, and the exchange of the goid. bearing bonds 1s subject to revision, M it shail be found that such exchiauges are go lrequent as to be- come Ouerous tothe department. Very reeneortully, IN JAY KNOX, JOH, Acting Comptrolier o1 the Currency. Rectifying Estabiishments Seized. ‘The officer in charge or the Richmond, Va., Reve- nue District, has reported to the Internal Revenue Bureau the seizure of rectifying establishments Valued at $10,000, tor violation of the revenue laws of the United States, Personal. Ex-Secretary Stanton bY lengthy interview to- day with Secretary Bout TMS SP:RiTUALISTS, Picnic at Elim Park—The Common Sense People Erjoy ‘Themselvee=The Spooks Make Fools of Themselves, Yesterday the Society of Progressive Spiritualists, of New York, held their annual picnic at Eim Park, corner of Eighth avenue and Ninety-second street, and in addition to the usual rational enjoyments and pastimes of picnickian occasionsjthe few outsiders Present were edied or mystified by numerous at- tempts at table-hoisting, stool-bewitching, spook- wrestling and spirit manifestations, In fact it was an entertainment where there were pre- sented in immediate contrast the two sides of the spiritualistic theory—the moderate and the fanati- cal, or conservative and radical. The attendance numbered about 300 persons, and of those present all but pernaps twenty or thirty were professed be- iievers and followers of the doctrines of spiritual- ism. About a dozen male and female members, it 1s reasonable to suppose, have got spiritualism on the brain, at Jeast they have got it badly, and these were the persons who indulged themselves by tempt- ing gnouis or other invisibilities to stalk abroad over the lawne, protrade themselves by their mysterious workings into the midst of little coteriea of ola men and women aud young girls and youths, and take sundry liberties, to the detriment of the Park pro- prietor’s lager beer tables. In course of time these spirits who had been thus conjured up began to make themselves exceedingly familiar, and in one particular Instance the betting was even as to whether an exasperated immortal would or would not succeed in tossing an ugly woman off a bench, He, or it, backed dow, however, When the ancient dame was just about to throw up the sponge, and she was in consequence a victor of chance. But, to define, the pmo was announced to com- mence at nine o'clock A. M. No material interest Was awakened until noon, in consequence of the Umited attendance, and at two o'clock the ball was fairly opened by the audience assembling on the dancing platform to listen to addresses and vocal music. Mra. Adams, a medium-sized, dark.comptextoned and rather attenuated lady, was first introduced, and sang a spiricualistic hymn with certainly very wood taste, and with @ clear soprano voice, of good compass and power, Dr. HALLOCK, a chubby, jolly-looking customer, Was next announced, and, mounting a table, pro- ceeded to compare the enjoyments of other creeds with those of the Spiritualists, He argued that it was inconsistent m Methodists, Presbyterians and followers of other denominations to engage in such enjoyments as picnics and dancing, for the reason that their doctrines, the whole teachings of their faith, were such as enjolued mirth and amusement of this nature, But here were people whose creed did not torbid, but rather encouraged every species of enjoyment, moral, intellectual and physical, so long a8 confined within the bounds of de- corum and propriety, Even the children were welcomed to these festivals, and he thought it would be better if greater numbers of juventies were led to attend them, as it rendered them inore areas With the subject and Wdeas of Spiritualism, bot! Scop hearing it discussed ac™4 4eelng the consistenéy of its priugipies. ye BRIGHAM, & persba of refined fd ladylike it ment, or Pvured to be the leadiig Ora wees = 1 SR. thea “invited id AddTeaS the asreus. Sad BARD, Ruck, ied ascended to the table aid Geuvcica a + ess \ mm the beat'+ ef the spiriinalistic doct , and w acest yo ? “anmiy Gilogizéd” (HS "Fetigion revemyae: remarks were characterized by 4r" auency, a clear enunciation and g00d G16” High” : ‘The intellectual progTaw'” . was brought to @ close by the singing of “°° gre lors Gachering” by Mra. Adams, With [U Tegignation of a martyr aud the resolution of & eroine, wae took particular pains to emphasize "ae lines;— They may chase us with hounde And pursue ua with deagies, Give our roofs to the fam And our Hesh to the eagies, butno one present manifested the slightest desire or intention of tue kiad, Jn faet, such a proceeding Would have been, under the circumstances, quite inproper, aud would liave seriously marred te Subsequent pleasures of the day. Tue floor Was then cleared for dancing, and to the atrains of music evoked from a violin, a cornet and a harp the ethereal company “trod the measures,’’ with but siuat incermission, until ten o'clock at night. Whie these were dancing, those whose braina were & the tabies and oenches under the trees, and Inaugu- Faced @ series Of manifestations, invocations and pow wows Wlich were far from successiul in demon- SLALOM any Of the “great traths” of the pecuiiar be Hands were laid on tables, and tablea were expected to ‘turn; but they — didn’t, although several of them _creaked outrageously, under some peculiar “pressure” which was brought to bear, ‘There were two oY three persons present, who, it Was said, possessed the ability to make a table jump two feet, by the subtie intiuence alone, but they “reckoned without their host.’ These tabies have had “spiriis'’ on them ‘many a time and of’ and never Weut down or jumped up, but on the con- trary the parties who have surrounded these tables have oftener succumbed to the spirite (lager occa- sionally) and have been known botn to jump ap to roll under the tables and remain there in a state of biissiul nothingness for the best part of some ume, Nobody, however, was ander any auch tafuence esterday, and in fact th jachrymose disgust at thé lack of patronage—whitecl however, was by no means to the discredit of the kians. All the spirits aeemed out of sorts yes- ey Were invoked to write answers to questions propounded by mortals, but they, in most cases, answered incorrectly, or else in the vague By hom manner of tue oracies of Delphos—the reply being | flian, adaptable to either possible result, Circles were no development followed, and taking the picnic as 4 whole 1t demonstrated nothing further than that the great majority of the company were very social, try to do miracles fall In thely attempta, evoke all the ridicule which i# heaped upon the sect, aud will. in ali probability, “ran ay tuto the ground.” SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE eee NEW JERSEY, Jersey City. Fovyp Daap.—lames Walsh, a bulider, residing | Of Aldermen. The Board adopted an ordinance treet, was found dead in his room . When he returned home avout nm fouretoy night he waa ieee Coroner Warren wall at 216 Wayne He was pvout forty-five wife and live cifidren. ALLraxp SWiNDLING,—Leopold Biela appeared fore Justice White yesterday morning and made aitidavit that Stephen M. Long, of Newark street, had obtained from hisa (he sum of twenty-itree dol- jars for the purpose of proc 4,000, and that neivher the daposit nor the Policy into ‘A Warrant was accordiugly an insurance | gtreet last night Causing damage to the furni- ture of the proprietor, Mr. Isaac Etelmutb, POL. nine Paes ee to amount of $100. st originated through issued for the arrest of Long. ‘YHE HopokEN FERRYMEN’S MOONLIGHT ExcuR- SION came off on Thursday night, and amore ae. Mghtful night could not be desired. The ferryboat Weehawken und two barges were handsomely decked With Uhuiese janterns aud flags, whici were dis- layed Lo great advantage tn tie pleasant moonlight, ‘here were not less than 1,200 pergons on the ex- ‘The boats proceedea ap tie river as far as Yonkers, thea back avd down to Fort Lafayette, arriving at the ferry about four o’ciock yesterday house was fully insured, of Eighth street and Broadway last night aboutelght o’clock, 1n Consequence of the explosion of some fire works in iront of No- 737 Broadway, which 1 ia supposed were accidentally drop; from a load of the same explosive material. No one was in- Tug LAWRENCE MURDER.—The individual who was “wantea” in connection with the Lawrence murder, as alluded $0 in yesterday’s HBRALD, sut- rendered himself to Coroner White yesterday morn- ing und was commitied to jatl to await the result of the inquest. His name is Michael Quinn, statewent before the Coroner he said tat he was going to work in New York yesterday morning, when he was met by a man with whom he ls ac- quainted aud woo told him that nis (Quinu’s) vame avpeared in some of the morning tion Liber the ti gy Cat n : ears ago aga theatre, delivered hiaself up and was prepared to submit to peer ae Say ty de was so drunk on Thursday night that he does not recollect anything that oc- This looks suspicious, taking Into con- sideration the statement of Dougiass that met hit at half-past ten o’clock that night, an: hitn tuat be had had a fight with a maa that night and would pitch into somebody cise before morning. uiun was employed as hen lying on tid GYy QOck, and although he is for- getiul of the events of the night he remembers dis- Unculy that he went to bed in the vessel, got up on Friday morving he demanded his wages, saying he would remain no longer on that boat. ¥, The mate remoustrated with him, and he sat Hoboken, I'l not stay in it another hour. with such despatch did he clear out that he did not He did not appear after- He cannot give any satisfactory reason why he determined so suddenly to leave the Quinn 18 about turty years of age, rather is unmarried, and boards at 40 Jay savings the sidewalk after the occurrence. vs Ln connec- 2 accordingly any investigation, reman on the Galatea, JEANNETTE fy at Whitehall silp. All communications from owners and consignees to yaa masters of inward bound ves- sels will be forwarded free ol wait to take nis clothes, ne. ward in Hoboken, Steamship Merrimack, Slocum, Rio Janeiro, St Thomas, &o —W R Garrison, tall and robust aireet, New York, Quebeo—Arkell & Tu THE RECENT POWDER EXPLOsION.—The names of the two men injured by the explosion of a blast, near Paterson, on Thursday afternoon (reported in yester- linger, a foreman, and joth are sitll alive, and & Bockmann. day’s HERALD), Bt ‘Thomas Feeney, a laborer, it is now thonght the latter will recover, is still m a very critical condition, and hts death is He has a wife and family Feeney 18 unmarried, and was yesterday able to be removed to the nouse of a friend It 18 said the workmen are very careless with their blasting, and it {s more from good luck than good management that an accident has not occarred before. Godwinville. ScppEN DEATH.—An aged lady, named Rachel Marr, died suddenly at this place on Thursday even- ing. She was in the barnyard milki was observed by her son to fall over, mediately removed to the house and died in a short time from heart discase—the frst tiiness she ha: ever experienced, it is said, in her life, Hackensack. Jerry Storms, the notorious horse thief and high- wayman of Bergen county, 1s still meditating upon the error of his ways in Hackensack jail, very closely guarded, which seems to trouble him. This is necessary, however, for he 1s very slippery, aid would make a bold dash to escape should an opportunity present itself, the last Tuesday in August, when His companion in Delaware, a Paterson girl Known ag “Curly,” arrived at the latter place on Thursday evening. WESTCHE:TE2 COUNTY. likely to occur any nour, ja Pennsylvania. in Market street. son, Schr Els Amanda, Gray, New Haven—G K Rackett & gmpton 13h, with mdae, and, passengers, to Oelricns & Co. Faased the Needle . H about 18 hours. Since then had light westerly winds and much fogs 22d, at noon, passed steamship Scotia, hence for Liverpool; ad pilot on board 22d, at 8 AM. 22d, at 1 AM, passed Sandy passengers 2nd trea The Bergen courts sit on jerry’s case will mdse and pagsencers. to Lorillard. SING SING PRIsoN MATTERS.—Now that nearly all the convicts who participated tn the late mutiny have been allowed to resume work, a marked change is observable cheerfulness with which each man performs his Every appearance of dissatisfaction with prison fare has also vanished, and the odicials are ratulating themselves on the auusually good uct at present displayed by the convicts. Among the priviieges forfeited hy the Inmates of the prison, since the recent mutiny, ts their opportuntty fof pe- rusing the daily papers, whtch have been strictly bt it is emphaticaliy dented by the agent and clerk of the prison that any convict has escaped from that metitution during the present week, THE SPUYTEN DUYVIL ATROCITY.—It appears that the brutal assault on William Mulvaney last Wednes- day evening, particulars of which appeared in valacrity Gand Miisatier Sune 26, since wih Regt ee anti une since which ba variable winds and calma, “Passed Cape Hora May fo Gab palm ofl, to Yates '< Porterfield. Ji solely by liquor en the part of fatiants, The unfortunate man, whom the brothers Kearns had abandofed oni his desperate as- when he appeared to have sustained two places, while his body, in tue region of the heart, had been kicked almost into a jelly. A de- spateh from Bellevue Hospital to the police at Yon- Kers yesterday stated that Mulvaney was fu a dying The accused partiesare known to have gone west by the Hndson River Railroad, and in that direction two energetic police officers have fol- lowed with warrants for their arrest. ALLEGED FELONIOUS AsSAULT.—A retaller of ar- dent fluids, named Henry Westwood, living on Dock Was arraigned before Justice Smith, charged with inflict- ngan as may probavly Itappears that Mangan, while under commenced a quarrel with house of the latter, and dur- ing the affray received some severe blows, one of which knocked him from the stoop of the house to the sidewalk beneath, bruising his head in such a manner that his fife was physicians who were calied t he has since returned to consciousness, the injured man 1s still in a precarious state. ary examination, Westwood was held tn the sum Of $5,000, to await the result of the man’s tnjuries, coffee, to Aymar Brig Excelsior (Br), Brown, East Harbor, Turks Island, 13 days, with salt to Boyd & Hincken. Had moderate weathe? the entire passage, Mu taym with coal, to R Beliont. weat! sugar, £c, to J V Onativia & Co; vessel to street, Yonkers, in that village, 4 ing snon injuries on Jamen is consigned to Wendt, Tetons & Bookwann. the influence of liquor, the accused when ta the ber, to Jones * Oo, despaired of by three o attend him, Although for New York, with coal, to 8'C Loud for New York, with plaster, to Crandall, U: ber, to 8 C Lond & Beh with lumber, to Wieas & McCia\ with lumber, to Wilson & Lo, lumber, to Snow & Rict BURGLARIES.—The residences York, with lumber, to Simpson & Clapp, John Pennington, at Athens, were entered by burg- lars on Thursday and robbed of money and clothing tothe amount of about $1,000, obtained to the robbers, of 8. W. Morton and York, with lumber, to Jed with lumber, fo do clue has been ‘ur York, with lumber, to Watrous & Co. Sebr A York, with lumber. INTELLIGENCE, Tan8ox PLacn Barrisr SEpsce has ananw Folgned bis position af pastor of thls fessor oF Belles Rev R. Lowry {tion of Pro! Py ot Lewisburg, Pa. Wagnet, a ia® ee avew York, whi in State street, near Hoyt, pa his leg. He was taken to the City church to accept the Lettres in the Universi AcoWENT.—Sevet Jeara of age, residing in on a new bps Sap Dean or aN INFANT.—Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Margaret Fannis, living tn President atreet, near Nevins, went ont, leaving her infant child tn charge of ite grandmoth turned she found t! upon the floor, had been smothered BURNED wit Kenosexe.—One of those atapid | ' Nevnolde BOUND Bast, inp accidents, considering all the facta pertaining to losions, took place about The victim was of course she She was taken to the he grandmother drunk and lying eneath her was the child, who them, called Kerosene ex gleven, o'Sl0Ck, on That ected as above stated Waadered off U rs, Curley, No, 17 4 : | was diliug a lighted lamp, City Hospital, most sertously A SIDEWALK SirBPeR.—on Saturday night last a man by the name of Gilbert Burns fell asleep on the near Fulton, and before he $550. Yesterday morning Frank Kich and Henry re Justice Walsh on @ ig the robbery, Th xamina- jor the 26th lus, one Hudson avenue, sidewalk in Amith street, awoke he was relieved of three men, Jai ler were arraigned befor charge of committini tion was set down { FUNERAL of Dr, MURPHY.—The funeral of the lave Dr. ©. H. Murphy, which took place from his lave residence in Third place yesterday, was the oo- Qn immense crowd of on to nearly a hund' Which were scattered ets, ae wert ag in front elghborhood thronged tions between the residence following gentie casion of drawing nd | around the vicinity, and light vel adjoining atres € residence, the entire n idewalks in all direction and the church, all-bearers:—Dr. Dugg: larter, Colonel Hyron bout @ dozen members lety preceded the hearse, amos carriages throagh all the rtendera were in astate of | the si yi County Medical 800 ‘we noticed Drs. Gilligan and Jeb veyed to the Church of the st: formed, but the epirita were again unoongenial and | solemn requiem high mass oodwin acting as celebran' ve remaina were con- ‘at of the Sea, where & ye Be a Pathos + a8sicted by Father! an, Fer@uson and others whoee names we could not learn, a special choy sober and intelligent, and that the few fanatics who | for the occasion. fice Father Goodwin © close of the solemn sacri pronounced a high and wi iY OD the lamented deceased and the Mo mense cortege proceeded to Calvary Cometery. ‘The Brooklyn junk dealers met last night at the corner of Hudson avenue and Prospect street, for the purpose of taking some action in regard to an ordinance adopted at the iaat meeting of the Board a fork, for Ni Berry, New York ‘or Noank. New York for cat eae Bs arrived, Pa yp Brig Tiber (Rr) pa. on ing ‘Juno 13, with fruit, | saxon, from Philadelpate suite: rie fener) Itmmore; aoe, ae Wear ek tae a rants sige eae E'GE Cyc ead Wis eotawal Jorn, heaeeins Sees ane from Padang; lo. | fowiag «foe gentlemen i a pointe Ball te og Meare a Btaffa, from pee se | me Steamship Merrimack, Rio Janeiro, &0. ed; a bark Staffs, from has iF to watt upon the Mayor and roinost enecene ae Wind at Wsw. » s rane tas been seporied ae ar Tick Quinlan, Dennis 8. Howard and Patrick McGatt- ney, ‘fhe meeting then adjourned. FIRE IN LEONARD STAEET. A fire broke out on the third noor of No. 28 Leonard rived on the 14th hg my Oy, natant lige a MeClolien cart, NYork: brige Susie J, do; Xe Ponce, PR; Adeline Richardson, Joe> tonacehre D Haskell, Basbour, dot Bedohe, Holbrook, Cleared—-Steamer Lora Lovell (BY) He Woda you ace Reagan ite it ‘Whitemore, NBedford; J L Kirkpate Hek, Welsh, NYork; annie, Brown, do; Hanilet, Nickels, 3 i Ehip "Win "Neo; brig Moonlight. fist, PM, abip Shipping Notes, The schooner Madison Holmes, 200 tons, and the lighter Sunswick are on Dean's railway, Red Hook, being painted and calked, Marino Disasters. SrRaMenIP UNITED Sra: Orleans porta was discovered to >be on ie wien off the Ht bar lige Teceived no damage, 7 i. ee, GRANITE 8TaTs, Gariner, from Callao May 9 for | Macaulay. fhe Upsctring of & Mente Kerosene lamp. The | astwerp, before reported pa hace 3 Hh atated, | BANGOR, July 2l—Arrived, achr Maria Lant Bowingtom, second floor, occupied by Marahal Parker and Mrs. jeak and lune 16, cause not ANGOR, Suly 21—; schr Maria Lan Etelinutn, was datanged to the mount of $200, wie | "Prune sleek an ‘ras compelled to put buck for repairs: NYore. BARK REUNION, Dunbar, bafora reported at Larwick, was besatned inns ate fos its Haars sea cee & five knot coarse wetting to wee ¥ Drifted the breakers off 8B head of Shetland Islands; i fariah Senate ee ccc oe ae ne anc! and wht her abe struck aft on a lone rock, wit f siruck aft op a long rook, with §fathome of water ai He iacelp hl Tepaii ‘Harvest ‘Gorwins ‘and. Bibevatone, Worden, York, RULSWORTH, July 18Cleared, achra Julla Rich, Potter ar Monitor, daar, NYorke i Delaware, Wood, ani FORTRERS MONKOM July’ 26-1 bark York, from Sagua for Baltimore: brig kitted, Boskode fork Conception for do; Chesapeake, Demarara do Pansed out $61, burke May Queen, for Kid Janeiro: for dos ‘rigs Oleta, for the Weat Indies; Halifax, for St Ji a bark Otto (Dutch), Fresling, from Breton for Baltimore (and passed up), PALL RIVER, July sata, scbr Silver Spray, Horton, son, Providence Balled—Sloo} BRISTOL, July 29—Arrived, lenry Curtis, Richard» ps EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS, Considerable excitement prevailed in the vicinity into Lerwick, where an examinali % nnd a3 the, Teak was constantly creat wou roca mn jen they came on board help extricate the vessel from her dangerous position, uld procure ‘and proceed about 1th July without dis- ured, A small brass tube, Hiled with powder and | charging. Tie tshermen, bh ree) NYork irre reported ae Br: hy ving a brase cap on the end of it, was found on ‘when they D rd recolves "Eb tor rt the mater, oa RDE ms Ft ees 8 Broke, Love, Piiladsiphta a; son, NYork; let 18thy Marion Draper, Meady, N York. GLOUCESTER, July 21— Arrived,’ achrs J Tucker, Stantey, Port Johnaon for Portsmouth; 1) Reno, Foster, phi, < HOLMES’ HOLE, Ju'y 21, PM—Arrived, achra Richard Vaux, Whitaker, Philadelphia for Boston; Wm H. Sargent, Barignt Newbg for do; Almira Wooley, King, Glougoater for Philadelphia; Marian Draper, Meady, Gardiner for York: 8 8 Lewis, Spanising, Rockland £oF do. Balled -Brige J Oliva, (ie ‘Eugenta for Boston): Jom B. Harner LIEVRSLY.—The dismasted bark H Lievesly was towed Into Tarpaulin Cove yesterday. She was from New York for Pictou, NS ‘hefore reporied run down), Bang OnsErvnn, before reported wrecked at rs would be sol! for the beneiit of the Wederwriete ae we bound to NewYork, Wrroxen Vrssri.—Capt Brown, of brig E: Turks Island, arrived 23d Inst arte, Friday, ir ay aoe PM, mua a larve object on the weather horizon WNW, nhout SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. mmnedinte 7 Lewis, (Rr); achra Island Bello, acl hort. Sun rises. 4.48 | Moon rises.....eve 8.10 | $0" Yada nant fount ig eer fg SPM pasted within alco Malabar O'S Knight, Jt Worthington, A. Bowers Sun sets, 723 | High water..morn 8 64 | "Pi ‘length of keel 80 or 90 feet; ‘bottom coal. Fannie Mitchell, P_S Liadsey, 8 8 Lewis, Richard Vaux, tarred, rudder gone; appren:ly not tong in that as the’ bottom was Quite cleat shower the wei postion: Uhrongh her garboart planks, having been previo cute Jed, and floating on! eel out of water, titi this’ wreck {a in lat 29 40'N, lon 73-4 We janine Y; Marian Draper, WH Sarzent, Desalo, July 93, AM—Arrived, brig J Howland, Freeman, Phila- deiphts for Boston; scira Sidney Price, Townsend, do for Portsmouth; Addie Fuller, Henderson, do for Sallabury (and sailed); Willle Marlin, Noyes, Potomac river for orders, KEY WEST, July 14—Arrived, brig Sophie (Dutch), Baum- garten, for Minatitian, Off 18th, acura Clara, Woodhouse, from New York for Brazos; 14th, Juiia H Rider, from do for Indianola. NEW ORLEANS, July 10-Arriver, brig Kelpie, Woodfine, Liverpool; schr Veto, Baker, Ladianola, for repairs. Below, coming up, ship Paulins David, Otto, ftom Liverpool; sehr * PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 23, 1869, The offce of the HARALD steam yachts JAMES and BOMBAY, June 15—Tha ship Onward, Howett, from Moul- mein, which arrived here June 5, was leaky and lad lon 8. Miare Naneous, Capt Zabriskie, of the steamer Sarah A Brown, has our thanks for favors, BARK Castries (Rr), which arrived at Aspinwall Juno 8 from Philadelphia, waa ‘condeinned and sold by anction at the former port for $525. She salled from Aspinwall July 14 for New York. BriaJL Pye, from Charleston for Liverpool, put into Halifax, NS, 221 inst for medical assistance, captaln being alek (and sailed), LavNoHFD--At Sullivan, Mo. 19th inst, from the yard of © and W H Hall, a fine achr of 98 tons, namined Martha Weeks, She is owned by C and W H Hall, of that place, and Marcellus R Cooper, of Belfast, and ts to be commanded by Capt Charles Glimore. These parties have laid the keel for another VS) es same an ol larg imenelang: JLB jucksport, h inst, from the yard o: juck, @ ver; superior bark of about 1,000 tons. Fes Tey charge. ‘ CLEARED. Steamship St Laurent (Fr, Lematre, Havre—Geo Macken- J. Simonson, Crawford, fram Naw Yor! NORFOLK, July 20~Arrived, schra Charlie Cobb, Ken- nedy, Rockland: D I, Sturyeh Taylor, New York Sah Faul'Seavy, Lowell, New York; Muxon Rogers, Jackson, w York. os ied BUBYPOR®, July 21—Arrived, schr Pathway, Haley, lade! te. NEW BEDFORD, July 22—Sailed, achr Flora, Smith, Bal- tmore, NEWPORT, July 21, PM—Arrived, achra Stephen K Lane Fuller, Yarmouth for NYor! alah E Bharp, Cole, Fall River tor do; Village Queen, Niilotson, Providence for Phila- delphia; F Merwin, Bunce, do tf Kondout; Forest Home, orue, do for Haverstraw; James Neilson, Macomber, Paw= tueket for Rondout, Steamship W eaagitt Pennington, Galveston—Lowe Re- r Steamship Co. Ship Jagpore (81, Meiillan, Liverpool—Arkell & Tutte, Ship Quean of the Mersey (hr), Robertson, Liverpool via Ship Dexter, Taylor. San Francisco—G D Sutton, Bark Agder (Nor), Herricksen, Gloucester—Wendt, Tetens Bark Milton, Clark, Betstol—Tupper & Beattie. Bark Thos Whitney (Br), Butterfield, Stettin—Thompson & unt. Whalemen, gonlled—Schrs Challenge, Bickmore, Philadelphia for Bath; Co,” hag ge jeventy-six, Tee), do for Boston. . Bark Ponte Gre reerean sie pate Ey epg Bark Catalpa, Pierce, arrived at Panama July 2, with 400 | , 22,7 AM--Arrivet, schrs Donna Anna, Chase, Remedios ark Pontecorvo ( jark Jal 6 rouDe (Br) ry ied 14th to crue ase, arrived at Anna Maria (Br), Mitchell, Shilee, NS, for NYork (a saile.l); Sarah Jane, Gardner, NYork, NEW LONDON, ‘July 21--Arrived, schrs Thames, Rhodes, Rondout for Norwich; Charles L, Lovering, Staples, do for Taunton ; Veranda, Pond, N* ork for Provitence, NORWICH, July 2—Sailed, schraJ T Weaver, NYork (or Alexandria); John Hickey, for do. NEW HAVEN, July 29~Arrived, brig Eliza Thompson, Duelly Ponce; achrs Hmnily, Worrell, Euienbethport; Goer: ter, Hodgdon, Elizabethport; J. 0 Young, Barrelt, Baltimore; Ida V McCabe, Pickup, Phitadelphia; WO Atwater, Parker, Baltimore; Little David, Biair, Eligabethport; James Hoff- (ad &Co, Porry, Antwerp -5.W Klwell & Go, 0, Harrison, Mobile—E O Hurlbut & Ca. Brig Pert, Perking, Kinyaton, Ja—Brett, Son * Co. aucus (Br), Currie, St Jobns, NF—R P Currie. Brig J H Kennody, Rich, Bavannah—N L MoCready. Schr Jease Jones (br), Johnson, Bt Kitits—Jones t Lough. Sebr Neva (Br), Card, St Johns, NF_-J T Awad | Co, Schr Antagonist (Br), Kendrick, Harbor Grace—@ F Bul- ichr Ann Amelia, Hudson, Norfolk—A Hampson. Schr M B Harris, Crowley, Philade'phia—Snow & Richard- ‘'anama July 9 with 600 Bark Fila Marrison, Luce, arrived at Panama July 11, ‘with 600 bbie sp oil. ‘é All the above discharged their ofl for transportation to the United States via Aspinwall. It may be stated as an item of great intorest that hereafter American whalers in the Pacific are determined to make the ‘Isthmus a main point for the alipment of oil to the United States. Formeriy they accumulated supplies at the Sandwich Tala nd other principal station: Cape Horn, Now they find that th a Leyes ia zack, ern Ch mentee re ahip their ofl to New ‘ork, and by they hay imore ; slooy eorge avis, Dewas hzabeth port. ‘Bloamer T W Brune, Foster, Baltimore, infoned and fitted out tuere ready for sea ther Rave veubeee _PHILADELPRTA, “Fu tiga Prairie Rose, Minilavcar), Dasant ‘ardenas; Manlius (Br), Dussant Wells, Boston, via Now York; schra Samuel son, Bonton; AJ Fabens, Bragg, Newburport ‘ander. yoort, Kelley, Rockland Lake; RJ Mercer, King, Gardiner; Alice’, Kelley, Boston; Golden Kagle, ‘Howes, Boston} Electa Batley, Smith, Gardiner; Hattie F Baker, Kelley, Washington, Ot; Monterey, Anderson, Portsmouth ;’ Warren Blake, Neater:ev, Fall River Sarah ernlce, Proctor, New aor ie mere Crowley, New Haven; Westmoreland, ce, Providence, Cléared—Barks Sir Colin Campbell, Murray, Ivictut; Sam Sheppard, Evans, Cienfueg: Culedonia, BH. Ni; briga Auauia, Thompson, Yarmou Boston ; Sea Foam, Coombs. Sallxbury; ‘schra Hinw: Lee, Newburyport; Amelta, Thurlow, Moulton, Crow- ley, Saugus; Borah Bernice; Proctor, Salem; Lath Rick, Pad- dock, Apponarig; A Heaton, Phinney, Boston; John Walker, Davia, Providence; 8 E Jones, Han yy Roxbury; J ver man, ‘Outten, Lynn; tien Grant, Worth, Brandford; Ells Mathews. McElwee, Portsmouth /J Satterthwalt, High, Boe ton; W 8 Douwshton, Tatem, Pambridgsports Samuel gat ner, Rovinsau, Dighton; N €'H Gould, Orowell, Bath; Ware ren Blake, Measervey. Gloucester. 23d—Arrived, brig Etta M Tucker, Bath ; schr John Crooker, rig Deborah 8 Soule, Soule, Pensacola, At Quarantine, from Cardenas. LEWES, Del, July 21—The following veasels were at the Breakwater to-day :—Schrs Irene Messervey, Sarah E Smith, CS_ Edwards, James Veldren, J Nelson and Lucy, all from Philadelphia for Boston; Sarah Mills, do for Providence Mary A Harmen, do for Portamouth; W O Irish, do for Cat bridgeport; Wave Crest, trom ‘ieorgetown for Providence; Mary E Simmons, from do for NVork; Uncas, from Alexaa- vi 7 have, return from the East, thus making an easy and rapid le. This promises to b@a branch of industry that will compense the Isthmus for other losses, It within a few years the oll trade of American whalers at this point will be immensely large and most remunerative 10 all concerned there‘n. Bark Jeannette, Heath, from Taleshuano for New Bed ford, which put into Valparaian Muy 81 tn distress, remain- ed Juno 17. : Arrived at St Johns (NF) 14 inst bark EB Phillips, Chappel (NL), with 65 ble sp oft. ais At Port Natal May 21, schr JS Wainwright, Wilson. Arrived at 8t Helena June 2, brigs Herald, Marion (and galled th to cruise), of! not’ reported; 4th Mercy Taylor, Foster, Holmes’ Hole (and sailed 6th) do do, Svoken. Bhip Pactolus, Tobey, from New York for San Francisco, May 40, lat 8Nvlon 27 W, y Shin Mary Hamiiton, from San Francisco for Liverpool, June 2, lat 50 N, ton 14, Ship Zealing Bell (?), from Calcutta for New Orleans, 72 days, June 6, Int 8 8, 10n 27 W. ip y ne a Page Adams, from New Orleans for Cowes, July 17, Int 28 15, lon 85 43, Bark Lincoln, from Philadelphia for New Orleans, July 17, lat 25 80, lon 86, Foreign Ports. Axtwrnv, July 12—Arrived, Frietag, Rodmann, NYork, AcaruLco, July 2—Arrived, bark Alice Graham (Br), Morgan, San Francleco «and tailed dtu for the coast to oad yewooil), ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY TUB HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamsh!p Donau (NG), Ernst, Bremen July 10, via South- PM 13! fine weather EP to the Banks; to the SE of Cape Race had a hurricane, which lasted at9 AM, steamship Weser, hencs for Bremen. jook. Steamship Arizona, Maury, aepowal, July 15, with mdse, to F R Baby. Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington, NO, with mdse and passengers, to James Hand, Bteamship Wm P Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington, NC, with Jaa Hand. ‘Steamabip Brunette, Brooks, Philadelphia, with mdse, to J Ship urprise, Raniatt, Amoy, March 25, with teas, to A, A Low & Bros. Experienced light winds and calms down the China pasing Anjler April 25, Had lightand very fr- regular RE trados actoxa the Indian Ocean, Passed Caps of Good Hope June 3. May 11, lat 28 8, lon 63 E, exchange! siz. Pi . from Valoutea for 60 E, bark Betty (Dutch, from ; 22d, It 98S. ton 43 E, bark Getle (Swe), from Sourabaya Cor Ameterdam; June 4, iat 36 8, lon 19'E, bard Mary Spenser (Br), from Liverpool for Batavia; 18th, lat 20 8, lon 9 E, @ hips Eastern Belle, and Greyhound, fram Bombay for Liverpool; 19th, lat 188, lon 3-8, bark ABPINWALL, July B—Arrived, brig Belle Waltere (Br), Norwich ; Joseph W Wilson, do for do. Queen of Trumps, from Manila for London, ‘Passed & He- | Walters, NYork; Bogota, Ross, do (aud aailed 14th te return); wPROVIDENGES. inly S2—arrived, schre, Louler New- Jena June 22, and the bor July 2, in lon 88 W, since which | 12tn, schr Starlight, obinson, do. ton, Gray, Jacksonville; A _E Cranmer, Cranmer, time have had good NE trades, Took a pilot 22d (nat, 43 miles Salted 10th, schr Dearborn (Br), Denton, Mexico; 14th, bark } Gi. town, + Ch 40; ariotte Fish, strong, ma Hart, Hart, do; W Bi Bun SE of Bari from pliot boat Ariel Patterson. at y dO5 do; Rhoda Holmes, Holme: it Ship Athlete (Br), Kobertson, Alicante, 48 Castries (Brp pane HRISTOL, July 10. ork, ved, Michele, Murll, Nori. in Kingtoad Ith, Emily’ Filan, from &t John, NB, for = with rail- way iron to order, ‘Had light winds and calms most of tho Norton, do; Sarah Mills, Wright, do; Lottie Beard, pasuage ; June 19, spoke steamship Smidt (NG), from NYor< | Gloucester. Daniel T Willetts, Cheesbroush, Elizabethport; Tunis Bodine, for Bremen; 26th, lat $318, lon 4020, spoke bark Fioreuce Beurast, July 12—Arrived, Solway Queen, Grifithe, New | Bunce, South Amboy; J H' Youmans, Van Ansdall, do; Yo Mary Merabon, Brightman, do ; Undine, Martin, do for Paw- tucket; Lizzie Evans, ‘Mahan, Rondout;' George W Commins, Boalt, John ‘Manlove, Saunders, 40; Cabinet, DeWolf,’ do; Eliza Pharo, Sherman, Newburg: Thames, Rhotos, Newburg; 8 ean, Cook, Hoboken for Pawtucket; Connecticut, a, Hoboker Shaler, do; Fashion, "Davis, do; Hydran; [inton' Point; Sarah Laverne, Avory, Mar: isa, Ship Escort, Wattonan, San Francisco, 119 days, with mdse, MEPIAVEN, July 9—Arrived, Iris, Schutte, and Gothe, Equator in the Paciie ‘April 19; ia Koch, Galveston; Laura & Gertrude, Poppelbaum, Baltk moro} 10th, Lola, Wieke, NYork; Betty, Nutzhorn, and Crown Jewel, Corning, do; William, Freese, New Orleans; Ana (7), from Philadelphia, BOMBAY, July 9—Arrived, ship Lydia Skolfield, Skolfeld, A Bark Thos Pope. Alexander jaboon, WCA, 42 days, with uly’ 17, Int'29 30, lon 68 40, "Hfark Thomas Balle (BP), Pike, Porlo Gotan M4 days, vin | POOP arg 1 April 20 (before reported 37th TP At jark Thomas ir), "orto Cabello, vi AKER'S ISLAND, efore th)— Ari ” Abel ‘Gi Khe 5 Brij Key Went, Bays, in baliasi, to Dailett, Bliss Con” Had ship yee trate, Burney, San Francisco ria Honehaitee | Ze, Abel, Fowler Coxaackie;, Amos Bri moderate weather with light winds and caima, joBRaND's INLET, July 11—Salled, bark Eli Whitney (Br), | Pointer, Niche! ompromfae, Barlow, Bark Eakembe (Beh rown, Cow Bay, CB, 16 days, with | Pleace, Melbourne. ter, Jones, do; Perry, Balthmore; Joseph Nickerson, coal tod T Whitney. Had fine weether the entire pasvage. Banta, June 2%~In port brig Herald (Br),trom Rich- Bleight, do; JH Btickney, Foows, do; "Allen H Browm, wits conto Mier & Houghton. 7" CO" BAY CB, days, | mond, arived BA, seed previous, ¢ Roblsen, | PEciigd oSotre Lady lien’ Douskiy oliadelphias Wan F OUTTA. ve " al 0 inianchard ‘Br, LeDain, Rio Janctro, 61 days, with | Boston abba aes) | gee Sees seer Sores Seihports do) A.M’ Acken, Hale, Eltzabe 5 C0. ane, Conklin, Rondouts Olis, Obase, Nvorks M GEORTLAND, duly (Arrived, brig F H Jennings, Noble, ize 23d —Arri\ chra Mary Standish, Rich, Georgetown, DC; Abbie ftyereot, Boughton, and Virginia, MoPedden, Philae delphi: wrod_-neht Warren Sawyer, Cobb, Alexandria, Va.t ston. failed July 9 abtp Britleh Prinovss (Br), Brown, NYork. CALLAO, June 18—Arrived, ships Washington,’ Richmond, Chinchas (and ratied 24th for jamburg); 1 HL Richard: son, Howes, do (and aniled 264 for Cork); 20th, Eectra, Gor- ham, do (and sailed 26th for Hamburg); 'Waltér Libby, Tap- ley, do (and gatlod 28th for Cork): Smnrise, Li be cisco for Chinchas to load for the United 8 Grace Sar- rent, Pote, Chinohas (and sailed 96th for Ant bark ive, Olark, do (and aniled 26th for Harasurg); Set, ships Garibald) Berry, San Francisco (and salied 26th for Chinchaa c Brig Cailao (of Columbia Fall, Bucknar, Cow Bay, CB, er with light wealerly winds, wane Behr Pllat’a Hride, Blatchford, Karmabo, P19 dara, with q wis & Co, icht Fearnot (Br), Koowles, Eleuthera, 8 days, with pine- feared — BI 22—sal hr Reading RR No So pene ceecie Me Gnd cu Man: WZ ey arepe Chnste | Daren FAFGARIS t« nessa Popa C0, eon, EB n a for Cork; lortial im pire, lor, San rant 10 to a Sehr Lyndon, Kmail, Kestpory, &daye, with lumber, tomas | Chinshas to load for Cork! 24th, Kate Davenport Guin vate | meter n ND ay gt Are ‘inane OF Wain’ Groprens tT. raiso; 26th, Richard 8 Ely, Lombard, Chinchas for United NY. Bloop Beud, Young, Virginia, 1) tates; General Bi ‘Chi mven iets Guanape for Cork; 36th, Boynton, Hyler, Qu npe ; Brewater, bing (NG % Chas Lubing ( rock, do; 48d, bark Caarina, Blanchard, Guasape 46th, shi Gaspee, Emmerson, autwerp. ts Ai Toe QAMO, PR, Sly B_In port brig Harry Slowart, Weeks, or NYork. skal, July 0-08, Everhard Delius, Herboth, trom NYork for Bremen. Dover, July 1108, City of Limerick (s), Phillips, from Ae OUTT or, i He Soni “F a 3 oe rom ALMOUTH, July i1—Sailed, Jobn Ken Wilmington, 40), London.” slag ier fe Ve) July 26—Arrived, steamship Acadia, Lees, ax, NS. 5 Ballf 10—In port bark Edith Rose, Fossett, July 8—In port brigs John Richard York, lag; Kiiza Thompson, Dill, for lew Haven. GUANTANAMO, July 6—In port brig Cheviot (Br), Whitney, im: HANHURG, ‘July 9 Arrived, Aquila, Frasonary, Philadel- hiny ith, "Horace Scudder, Gould, Baltimore: el von taal arrived tn t 3 N ‘a = AVRF, Jul L—~Arrive nion, Gammon, New Orleans, Hatarax, Noy July F-Pt in, Fig TL Pye, Poe, Coeclo: ton for Liverpool (and sailed same day), Livenrodt, Jnr io—Arrived, # A, Carppball, Curling, 8 John, NB} Resnavtvani on hie Gud ‘on vies Wy SOrcas to, {roma ich ‘ork. ROC! iD, July 14, ach P All ‘The bark V1 KLAND, jn Boe Arti ira J en All amden for Char! Ith, R 8 Hodgdon, Hall, NYork} ae Oregon, Gott, NYork ; 20th, ‘Gentile Kenaeds, do for Belfast; Juno, Metcalf, and Pactho, Ginny do. Sailed—16th, achra W © Hall, York; JP Aiten, Allen, Charieston; Delaware, Snow, NYork; Mount Hope, Farnham, and Leontine, Pratt, do; UW Glover, Holbroole, ‘and Gen Marion, Polant, do; 19th, 8 8 Lewis, Spalding, dot Bestia Mle, Shar, Yorke ts 40: tM ir les An pear, ork, SAVANNAE, July 19--Arrived, bark Daring, Libby, Port: land, WILMINGTON, NO, July 20—Cleared, bark. Caroline (NG), enn London; brig BH Steenken (NG), Hashagen, Liver: erin, from Rio Janeiro, which arrived 22d, Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND sovTH. Brig Harp, Buow, Bangor, 4 days, for New York, with lum- Behr Lucy H Gitson, Chase, Port Caledonia, OB, 10 days, Schr Welcome Home (Br), Hatield, idtor, NS. 11 days, mph s Behr Vicksbirg, Ht jgglus, Bangor for Kew York, with lum- 0, r Fred Warren, Robinson, Bangor, 7 days, for Newark, Scbr Gen Senks, Ryder, Bangor, 6 days, for New York, MISCELLANEOUS, ae DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN F. 1. KING, Counselior at Law, 366 Broadway. Bag pg DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT States without publicity ; legal everywhere ; desertio &c., sufficient canse; success guaranteed. No charge tn « ett |. HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Nassau street, WSR Attorney. 7S Nasewa pire fy Roget Soh DIVORCES LEGALLY ORTAINED IN any State without publicity or exposure; good everyy where; no fees in advance; consultation free; success guaranteed, pOBERT CHASE, Counsellor at Law, 807 Broadway, Schr Fannie Keating, Daniel, Bangor for New York, with Me, 10 days, for New Schr Adelatde, Hutchings, Steub Schr Emeline T brKiay cngita Cutler, 5 days, for New rare, & Co. Schr D Sawyer, Drisk», Whiting, 5 days, for New York, Siinpaon & Clapp. Ocean Traveller, Adams, Calais, 6 days, for New die Murchie, Murchie, Calais, 8 da: for New Schr Onward, Gorham Nantucket for New York, Sobr Tanbel, Sagot, Hyannia for New York. Schr Elizabeth Helen, Childa, Warren for New York. Schr Daniel Webster, Packar, Pail River tor New York, Sehr John Warren, Aaa Providence for Port Jonatar é Ware Pan se Mzabeth, Keer ome ‘Manh, lann, Quebeo: ir Wer Of ver, TKK Gabaln, Leruel ran iS a tinental, Lecraw, from St John, NB; ae BaGk athel sans se at ne Dr ee Millers from NOrloaus; Netaon, Wall Orn ee PER CENT COMMISSION Sqpr M Ker ce Ponsncola, . £ te wpe adie eran for New York, a waa led Fah Rabeng, Wate, Condit; Ay, Twilight Samer, sis canal tee GO"8 ot Sour} $ Curtis, Parks, Portinnd, Ot, for New York, with | NOOO: San atte "Bird, Davis, Galveston; lith, Cultivator. by: se gags The? gone Fa e opto Fenton, New aren for New York, | Riswsl York, Sie asy bi sn sundway), Behr Leesburg, Host, Bridgeport for . uy waren, Torte. ce tera Philadel. arate se MSO 100 Broadway, room No. 4, Behr Fauuje W Jouniwon, Marts, Bridgeport Far PM? 1 marca Bae, We have no connection with any other party or parties, = . r5_ Nun PUNO Aten Hall, Stack Rosh x York, °° ast, pad aang Webb, Wortier, ‘Wirorxs Dana i - a cae ea iam weet Hy 12~Arrived, Hatfeld Brothers, Hatfield, Schr Clara Post FA rimington. NC. oftonester for New York, Ear Sint bith, Febr od 12th, Abraham Skalle, Gi y Philadelphia, ia, Portehester for New Yor! ' Behr Julla A Tato, tate, Port Morrie tor. Wew York i9f 10th, Constantine, Oreevy, NYork (and arriv nr Niagara, Clancy, West Farms for New York. 7 * hair Avube W Colin, Tooker, Port Jedernon tor New | opgnmade toe Boum te Lar igher® Rewmom Dunbar, trom Geir OF Kingsland, Phebe, Whitestone for New York, tor Nore? Ty SArrivad, Spring, Yabaley, Hull, to load Scbe Sallie Burton, Palmer, — for Brooklyn, with pain | Mantes, June 17—In port dhipe Rudéavor, Whewiet, tron £0, Francisco for NYork ; Zephyr, Porter, ftom Bombay via ORNS, BUNIONS. ENLARGED JOINTS AND_ALD OU Fe tonece ‘ed by Dr, ZACHARIE, 100 Biooee way. Kefers to all surgevas, en JT) *SPEPSIA, PHTHISI, CONSTIPATION, DIAR- rho» ousness cred by the Revaienta dodq ea gratia oy demand byH. DUB RY, jew Yor! ete TING LETTER FROM SCHUYLER COLFAX, SMokant Vay, ter suly'S-0 por bark HA Steph Brig Therese Butler, Butler, New York for Salem. ORANT Bay, Sa, Sul in po 4 Stephenson, 8 Ind., July 7, 1860, rie wo carh pidemore Herr Var tee Pines as, Roberts, for NYork ta ours BaKny Ind, daly %, Bebr John Crockford, Davis, Philadelphia for Fail River. North FORRLAND. July 9~Off, Bons (Nor bark), from Schr Caroline & Cornelia, Crowley, Palladelpila for Fall | Darien for Bremerhaven, on NaGvABbo, PR, July 9—In pors bark J R Patillo, for NYors ‘Behr Lizzie Raymond, Lord, Philadelphia for Norwalk, hay Suymoorn, , su! 5 Sehr C Goodwin, Bishop, New Brunswick for New Lon- mana Nia eee PA ep a Meme id Gilesta, Traut Mooora, VETTRN GIL, BATES & CO. 1— T recollect having promised to send you, if ¥ could ind th some incident of travel or a brief description of come of tl ntiractive regions 4 Imd found in my wongne for your cellent and juatly valuable weekly paper, HEA 6x '. turned toward the Jobe Wm Donie , Lynch, South Amboy for Hartford. PANAMA, July 15—Arrived, steamahip Constitution, Hud: pa ay cir UT the opening of the Bohr North Vaci ‘aton, South Amboy for Providence, son, ny Hrancleco, actiic Ratlroad has brought it fo much nearer the dans johr Jas Henry, Oliver, Amboy for Bangor, Salied wth, steamship Colorado, Parkor, San Francisco. ard than when I visited ft in 1666 that I have we he Jacob Lorillard, Ward, Port Johnson for Providence, NYork for Linsey ee rete ved, steamships Java, Cook, | fo'send you te sceompanying eketch, and am ve chr 9 Spriman, Pilon, ileatipor Tor Binion, Risa K fr jbirsrpoll and proces) ld, ‘Tue "queen! | $0,ne0! SCHUYLER CU! f Bardinian, Holbrodk, Ellzavethpo alisbury. . scm Beir O Mathews, Lunt, Bllaahethport for Cambriavepirs failed Mh, Gen Shepley, Merryman (from Callao), Fal: | No, 92 “HEARTH AND HOME” now ready and Nobr Lady Adams, Evans, Elizabethport for Providence, | mguth « by all nownde contains Mr. Chlina's vivid deserl Bone John Lovler, ecomber, Elizabethport for Taunton. | RANGOON, May %—Arrived, Mores Willlamton, Lake, | fye'furemie vale Genet a fine ploture of the won- 2, . Eligabethpor a 5 fee intaescedemPimwasery cence | whet Hii 207-10 ne be Arnon, Bryan tor | SH ma ELIT op cuunata MARE chr Jane Maria, Bushnell, Rondout fof Norwish, ILHAU'S ELIXIR OF CALABA x Hel Lewin, Taylor, Rondont (or Providence, SurRLDs, July 10-Sailed, Resale Crosby, Crosby, NYork. | Mf H A , fanaa et ror ian eaigort i, Wentworth, Hitons for Wow Leadon, eeay SINE Ue ragion, Newbu rentivs 3. MILHA U's SONS, 168 Broadway, al wh Nodal ales MAD. she on 12 ()FFICE OF WILLIAM EWaRT & SON, 218 Feeney frge The power of attorney. heretofore gives 7 Uams, of the firm of G, P. Williams eo, bean revo! mJ NAzainy, July 9—Arrived, Olaf, Abrabameen, New Or, ad lnverstraw {. hing. St Joun, ND, July 22~Arrived, brig Josephine, Linseott yo meal i ——- apap png age cote en for Ports es A rancia Hoboken for Portland, Ct, | Atizona (Br), Manson, NYork, 2? Coley . 101 jey, Hoboken for New ia TRAVRMUNDE, July 10~Asrived, Nautilus, David, NYork | Ute eas will after ducted Gebr Debra Jones, Baker, Hoboken for Saiorn, for Lubeck, Ewarh who alvoo is aushorized fo recal ton Sent Martha L Bartiett, Kiicketts, New York (or Faulkner's ee lannten, bo H ae Goores & ren, oka otherwite act for ua. WiLLiaM EWANT 4 BON. Mgehe Alneka, Appleton, New York for Matic. sHowe, trom Boston, an Fordingibarke Frank, Lewin, | RICHARD H. Ewanr, Attorney, chr Ellie Amanda, Gray, New York for ridgepor from Now York, arrived §th, do; Esperanza (Sal), Browa, MY Vint SAMPSUN SCALE COMPANY, BE Bebr John Cor k, Keeny, New ere for New Lonton, from Ban Franclsco, arrived 12h, anc. hr Antecodent, Pendleton, New York for Portland, 0 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Americon Ports. — Ben) Butler, Fowler, New York Cor Providence. Be Nake Mayo 1 New Y +4 ea ALEXANDRIA, Joy, 92--Arrived, echrs Constitution, Manufacture and have constantly on hand fcr anie, Weigh -4 : kk for Orleans. ‘ata Soranton, Palmer, New ‘ork for Providency, | NYork, and A C deribner, Homer. E > ' 4% tonne am, Farnixg, New York for Newport. Sailed—gobr Wild Pigeon, Providence, Lock, Railroad Track, Hay, Conl, © Reve kati lle Nov York for Gontreghie, Mass, Moston, “soly “ghsartlvedy wehie T MeAdam, Willard, ’ Yates nt eCeneeS tig ‘Schr Horace L, Francia, New York for Mystic. Aggractown. DC; Plow Boy, let; Ps lompron, | every variety of smaller Soaies, Bebr Kang Islander, ngher, } fan xork for Cow B LL. Henry” Anortuert bl ht Jrolon i on Sod kan bale, 1 el | Ho cate betore the pubiee poss P Godwin, bury jw York for Stamsor}. y Pal ul i alney 5 lo le fore the public pos George Lampliear, Willams, New York (or New won Git Merrick, Hughes; Mary. ey, Keys WA Cracker, | plicity, rigidly, my, ‘thrabtttyy coranentegan fetta 01 ‘axter, and War Steed Kelley ‘niladelphia, | and exactness of adjuatimont and adaptability to any locatiow ‘Kobr David Sprague, Altch, Now York for New Loudon. ae are Bhp jurmah (Br), iat Coonge, NB;scbre ! whieh belong to th Bobs Fan, Brown, New York jor Noaak, ob Sear, Kile, Milam 8 Tiler, Bure SAMPSON COMBINATION,