The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1869, Page 10

10 pemanueanemninwny nen e NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE. Landing of Another Peacemaker Monroe—Crops in Yacht Coquet Another wonderful aud procured 2 lal Bay was a very Gclicate a great amount of ingenuity Bhe weight properly adjusted, to her greatest capacity tg inte ¥ e sleame! taken up the Deach to the 4 to land the gun and ran A foundation of at high tide the barge W: lace where if was dec ide on the shore. taker svas tien Dut up even with the barge, ‘mmense hawsers, block and 2 Bronght to bear on Il, and The ponderous pieee-of ordnance began Moving down the slight ‘Inc tne each. There are no carriages at thrs port beagy cnough to bear the weight of this gun, vat ene is being bullt expressly for it at ube Wateryleit reenal, which will be completed in a short time, e gun will throw a shot weighing about even Bandred pounus. ‘The crope in thie -vicinity, which have for the past fix weeks been suering frou dronght, weived an abpndance of rain, and’ the which was tought to be almost a failure, now promises & yory ry yiela. Joquetie, from up yesterday for Noriolk en rouie THE TURVER CASE IN MACOY, GA. ‘The steain yacht Coriows Legal Proceedings—Discharged of the Accused, ) Telegraph, Jnly 23.) BEFORE UNIVED STATES [From the Macon PRELIMINARY EXAMINAT! COMMISSIONER MORRILL, United Sates vs. H. M. Tarner—Charged with ng io his possession and attemptin: large quaotiiies of counterfe rency of the United States. molssroner’s Court met yesterday morning at ten o'clock, pursuant to adjournment, and was called to order and silence commanded by United States Deputy Marsha! James Cox. The United States Commissioner, W. ©. Morrill, then read the following document:— OPINION OF THE VOURT. Upon a careful examiuation of the record and the law, as applicable to the case before the Court, it Appears the evidence is not suicient in the opinion one Court to authorize the binding over the party hai accused. ‘The aMdavit and warrant charge the accused jes:— 1. With atempting to pass, in January last, a counterfeit With two distinet ert $100 bank pote. 2 With complicity with Marian Harris in circulating epurious money. In the opinion of the Court the manner in which ‘the aconsed obtained the $100 note Is satisfactorily accounted jor, and his sabsequent action in the mnatter Is entuely consisteut with the theory of inno- cence, With regard to tbe 86 in her confession, ex had any knowledge Whi #ion of the other parties, It 8 ther Teleased, fhe Marshal will adjourn this court sine die. The Marshal had no sooner obeyed the instruc- tion of the Court than the large crowd of negroes who were present shook the buildiug throughout ‘With thelr applause. Opinten of the [From the Macon ‘The eXamination of ‘turn make itsel! Tue United States Turner, This was to be ex: Avante, W. —tike to know what, who were the real wing of the radic: another fraud upon country. Doubtiess 't “OUT OF THE DEPTHS.” An Gpera Manager in the Kole of a Physi- {From the Chicago Post, July 24.) A very rare and strange occurrence: night between eleven and welve avenue, near the Kink, ait one, too, which calls for the greatest condemnation of cer if the statements given are true, acted in a very able manne While Mr. 0. H. Hess, of walking aiong Wabash avenne, oetween the hours iven above, he observed a jackson sireet as if Intoxicated. Skating Kink buiiding tue Woiwan fell, and Mr. Hess Having at one time been a Medical pracutioner Mr. Less, to his surprise, found the woman about to become a mother. her to the best of his ability, and soon afterwards a ‘ed tito the world, Spot soon fafter the strange event and rapped loudly for a peliceman, at Mr. Hess's request, but none happened to be in the vict- mity at the time, and steps were immediately taken to convey the wonian and child to a place of shelter. A young man, Wiio also came to the scene, took the newly-born babe, Wille Mr. tess the woman to his boarding house Alter much difiicuity this was accomplished. good lady of the house answered the summons and ‘went about to reuder the sufferer and the little one as comfortable as possible, giving up her own bed. cruel and ic ‘went to ber assistance. little stranger was ush: man came upon th Fortress jon—The FORTRESS MONKOR, July 24, 1869. achievement oxdnance, in the shape of a twenty-inch gun, welgh- ing over fifty-seven tons, has arrived here and just been successfaily landed on the beach, This gun was cast 1 Pittsburg, Pa., during the present year, and there ta butone other of we Same size In the United States, 1s was taken to Jersey City, where it was shipp A. Lincoln for this place. in military 4 by vail from Pittsburg ped on the schooner It co over ged re. » it from the care to the schooner, thet ug me ove hoisting apparatus of suilleicnt power to handle it, The schooner arrived here a day or two sinve, but there beg no facilities here for unk At the vessel was sent to Norfolk. Colonel Henty James, the Depot Quartermaster, Went up Lo Nortolk barge of sufficient tannage to carry tt, and upon which the gun was lohded at the Navy Yard, underthe supe: for, Chief of Ordnance. weight tue-loading of ing Ww. rVision of Colonel 't. ¢ wreat upon the barge required to have ‘The barge was put Colonel Janes wok the barge in heavy side of the my EC. WERE ve just re- ni crop, w York, passed to pass uk cur- e United States Com- ‘ona charge, Marian Harris, ly dentes that the accused ever of the spurious money “Wn ler possession, aud the testimony of Mr. Cowlan, @ government officer, shows that the facts in posses- overnment corroborate the statement of Marian Murris, by which the guilt is thrown on fore ordered that the prisoner, H. M. Turner, be discharged from arrest and bis bondsmen corgia Pre: ot Turner. ) Telegraph, July 23.) er, the colored postmaster ‘of Macon, has ended in his discharge, there vot be- ing, in the judgment of the United States Coimmis- sioner, good ground for binding him over tor triat for the offence of counterfeiting. Mation was first closed, on Saturday night, we are informed that the Commissioner had prepared pa- pers binding Turner over jor trial before the United States Court in the sum of $10,000; but the produc- tion of new testimony, on Tuesday, satisfied that gentleman that there was no suMcient ground upon which to base a prosecution. the unusual course of procedure in reopening the examination, after formally closed, may give rise to accusations affect- ing the integrity of the court; but our information upon the whole subject matter leads us to believe that all such charges and suspicions are unfounded, aad that, in point of fact, Turner is actually inno- cert of the crime of passing counterfeit inoney, knowing it to be such, or of any Woman (Harris) tn these fraudulent transactions. We say this the more cheerful.y because it will make Ro kind of diference in regard Turner in the Macon Post Oilice. bie result of this explosion has been certainly reached, that Turner is compelled to be dismissed from the Post Ofice, not for counterfeiting, ont for €veu perhaps worse moral crimes for a man in hin oxition. The General Post Office Department in ‘ashingion has, or will bave, in a few houra, sach evidence of bideons mora: delinquency on the part of Turver in its possession that it cannot retain him if it would; itdare not retain bim, uniess it dare f the scoft of the whole country. {From the Angusta (Ga.) Chronicie, July 24.) ‘omunissioner has pected after the action at e should like to have Judge Erskine’s Opinion of the matter, a6 he was present ut the firat examination of Tarner at Atlanta, when Turner first ppeared before the United States authorities “subparnaed” ax a prisoner. rumor attributes ‘Turner's release to instructions from Washington, ‘‘based on policy. * “policy” is meant’ has promised to disclose ali about these counterfeit notes it is well enough to reiease hin as a Witness for the government— ‘State’: 7 always believed thai he was but the too criminals that shoni to justice. But if ine policy be to save the black party io Georgia, why it is oul the State and on the Acquittal When the exam- It is probable that once mplicity with the on of ira released A weil-authenticated We shoulda We have others, de brought urner W was noted last Jock, on Wabash in persons who, he Opera House, was womun Stagger across On nearing the Assisied Acolored weeded to carry Wabash avenue. The __NigW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1869—TRIPLE SHEET. THE CUSTOM BOUS",, REAL ESTATE MATTERS soya ah n 5260 yl Salam for Kaw Yo" ow York, wus | yzO"OR™: Joly B-Sailed, Dark Idem dai Rosnano, New eens i} aT fs “Etienne, pmo A very perceptible {8ilI0 ow pas taken piace in Magnolia n Ren} Estate Notes. jagno we number of scion soak ‘aa’ who have infested the | ne gradual disappearance of a strip of iand about | Mouroe at Behr Loulan W Boel bam, oan for Now ter 4 misrette _ - Custom House of late. Many | 295x100 fect, covered with trees, &c., near Fort | Nassau st signe ieGnyigit a pe and watching, vq nen nd wornout wating: | Waynp, Ind., i# causing considerable comment. | Funcis wR e Meng anit te wre areerh, 8 e “ sao heen e ho of being asked | ‘There 1s sen carpet be an een river or Central BaD ret Sah lle gear their useful talents to the toner eh ro paige +) lake, ‘canaiag ne Sway: ney Sehr Niantic, Green, Taunton for New York, Mr. Hamp, of St. Louis, has recently purchased a Behr J ¢ Chew, for Port Jobneon, sources, A fev, sti mger on, hoping against hope, i : house and four lots on Webster mvenue, Yonkers, for Schr Sylvester ton for New York. making tir morning calla with undeviat- | ¢5,500, Mr. Shirky, of New York, hag purchaset Bebr Is Nickerson, Bareatabie fos Now Nery wh ing Tesrularity on the bland and pa- tient Collector, and never yielding to the heart¥ckness of permstent disappointment. Bagh one, of ‘course, thinks wis mame and claim nwvore potent *than any other. “All men think all Mmep mortal, but themselves: but did they only, know that / for each position, from messenger to auditor, (nf; Vollector can lay his hand on 500 appli- cations Wiey might more readily realize that gov- ernweny favors are as great ‘a lottery as life itself, Onty & handiul of the much abused class-called oficeeekers folded their umbretias in the Col- lectov’s ante-room yesterd: afternoon. ‘They looked a modest and amiable set of men, impelled to do what their sensitive natures hed an avergson for, solely from a sense of patriotic duty, If the Collector fatied to sce that Jie iv Applications were prompted from this motive ‘alone, the loss was for the country to bear and not for them. No vacancies were made or filled last week, nor will any be likely to occur the present week. The force of the department is complete, but how long it will so continue is another question, There is no relaxation of the vigilance that dis- from Union Adams three 10% (each 100 feet front by 218 deep) on Park street, Yonkers, for $450 per lot. ‘The residence of Mr. Randell, on Palisade avenue, Yonkers, with one acre of ground in lawn and gar- den, sold for $33,000, ‘The question as to the ownership of the so-called Jef Davis mansion, in Richmond, is soon to be brought into court. It was bought by the city in 1861 for $47,600, with the intention of giving it to the Confederacy as a residence for its Presi- dent. The rebel Congress declined to accept 1t, but authorized its renting for the use of Jeff Davis. {tell into our hands when Richmond Was captured, aud has been under the control of the War Department ever since Richmond fell, The City Council now sets up a claim to it, and is going to present a big bill for rent, which, it is presumed, ‘the department will refuse to pay, and then suit is to be brought. The New York Mercuiy says:—Mr. Griswold, my Sebr Lady Emma, Hartford tor New York. Sehr Win Boardman, (oad lartford for New York. Sebr Orion, Winters, Norwich for Hoboken. Schr Empire, Mathews, New London for New York. Schr Ne seren for Port Johngon, Schr James H Tripp, —, New Haven for New York, ‘with master. Schr MM Bratnerd. Brooks, Portland, Ct, for Albany. Behr Aguad Russell, Chapman, Portisud’ Gn, for New York, with stom to Morris, Keeney & Sweeny. Schr Veranda, Ponder, Brantford for Rondont. Schr § 8 Howell, Hudson, New Rochelle for New York. Sebr Avail, —, Niantic River for New York, BOUND EAST. Schr Yankee Doodle, Crosby, Georgetown, DO, for Port ri jorris, Sebr Joseph Cake, Endicott, Baltimore for New Bedford. Bebr Ceres, Trefethen, bap for Portsmouth, NH. Schr Ruth Halsey, pay Mie lelphia for Nantucket. ey hay ed a r A G Peas yr, Eliza for New Haven. Schr Zuletta, Kenyon, Eltzabethport for Hartford. Schr Mary A Rowland, Fuller, Port Johnson for New Ha- * Sehr Binks Diamond, Merrill, South Amboy for Providence. Schr Convert, Adams, South Amboy for Providence, an A eel et even — fot fod: obr eser, loboken for New ven, wees ee gueeesee B 28s 3 Lote map... Lop) miap 197, ote Willlamssburg, Lot 194,'map Middagh estate : ‘TRANSFERS IN ESSEX COUNTY, N. Bergen st, w 8, 102. Bont Broad Gold st, Montclair ay, w Morris and CLINTON, Myrite av, €4,878 ft from Springtied av, 601300. RANGE, Burnside st, nw 8, 629 {tn of Washington at, 76x180 . ‘corn Dodd and Sherman er, orth Day and ‘Bheridaa sta, n W corner, 75x125, pore | Covered short time since the frauds in the weigh- | owner of the Irlousides, has purchased twenty-three | Sueridaa and Dodd sts, aw corner ths140 Hear Ana & Sinle epdane trey for Bowen. De pty ay Reais Sei mare ae 8 Acres of land next south of Rocky Point, and it 18 |, s indoanite tot Tear Beer SP ee ado Sor Eropssance. for Fall eC 7 rospect ww indefinite lot, 76x870. cl del }, Por 00) la he knew the ~ whereabouts of — Volonel | SUPPosed. that he will put out a wharf and have a | Worhto and waivers ate, oe coracr, Ri f Rerroeeres £96, FM ding place of his own. But whether he will do so atonce depends upon the decision which isto be rendered by the Suprome Court. If it is adverse to him, and the opposing parties continue to obstruct the Ironsides in landing i enmnneretes a wharf 160 feetin length by 70in width, will be built at once, We have been looking for the decision with a degree of considerable interest, as, whatever it may be, it will affect the interests of parties throughout the State who own shore privileges, But we must wait until next Wednesday for the decision, as we lcarn from the Providence papers of yesterday that the counsel for the American Steamboat Com! have fd ng pet their argument to the honorable i We were yeneraey, informed (says the Omaha Herald of the 2ist inst.) by Mr. John Dud, the Vice Preaident of the Union Pacific, that the lands of the company would be placed in the market in a few days. ‘The gradation of prices ranges from $2 560 to ten dollars per acre. ‘They emorace all lands within a ten mile limit for a distance of 200 miles west of Omaha. The terms are twenty-five ber cent first Cash payment—the balance in one, two and three years, bearing only six per cent interest, the land bonds of the company being taken at par in payment. Since these bonds can be purchased at seventy cents it seems to ua that the company are by this latter condition enabling those in want of cheap lands to get them on terms never before offered by & ratlroad corporation. We have no time for com- ment; but merely remark that, while the terms of the company offer the rarest inducements to those Wanting cheap hommes, it strikes us that five in- stead of three years for the last E ycoerarnly would be to the advantage of both road and people. The Alia Californian of i es Speaking of real estate movements in San cisco, says:—The spirit of speculation and consequent inflation of values has Tar outstripped 1 relative proportion the active capital of the country, great though the in- crease has beep, and as it takes more money to represent in the transfer of property at its enhanced value through speculation than is available we wit- ness the paradox of an Apparent scaroity in the face of abundant means; and until prices fall to a legiti- mate and falr value there will be what is known as a tight money market. Property may expand and be inflated in vaive through speculation, but money cannot be created or manufactured in this way; hence it is that in a few years the transferable property of a country 13 held at an increase in value of 500 percent, unless the circulating medium has kept ge and increased in relative quantity with tne rise In the value of property, the price then is specula- tive, not real, and until it is reduced to its true value ver. Sehr Fair Wind, Bowman, Stuyvesant for Providence. (Sehr Plymouth Rock, Parker, New York for Boston. Carr, one of the defaulting and pepronding. Se h- ‘Wind at sunset 8. ers. Word was sent thereupon to the sheriff of the town down East where the secretive Carr was eating his bread and butter, The suerif accomplished his business, so far ag discovering and taking into cus- tody the man designated in the despatch was con- cerned, The next thing was to put him aboard the cars and transfer him to the safekeeping of the law off- cers here, Sheriff and his prisoner took passage ac- cordingly for New York, and the authorities of the Custom House being duly notified expected, of course, that now, indeed, they had a chance of making a steriing and striking example of an unfaithful em- ployé, to whose rescue no high political influence could come and shield him from the descending stroke of justice. Two hours after the train left acer- taiu town in New Engiand Carr, taking advantage of the Sherif"s absence at the end of the car imbibing a giass of water, jumped through a window of the car and has never been heard of since. Hopes, however, are entertained of his ultimate capture. 1600S RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN| NEW EXGLAND. Twe Accidente in’ a Day—Five Men ‘Wounded—Fortitude of the Victims, {From the Springfield Republican, oy, 26.) Saturday was an eventful day in ratiroad travel in this vicinity, two serious accidents occurring on the northern routes, one near home and the other in Vermont. The former occurred in the morning to Conauctor Fleming's train from the north over the Connecticut River Raliroad, between Smith’s Ferry ana Holyoke, at the cross track from the stone quarry leading down to the river. While rannin, at full speed the engine was thrown from the trac! by a stone between the cross and main tracks and ploughed along some three rods upon its side, The engineer, Henry H. Snow, of Brattleboro, had his right leg broken in two places and his knee Split open. Amos Mosher, of Mitteneague, the fire- man, was bruised in the back, and Fran« Kingsiey, of South Vernon, forward brakeman, had his left ankle sprained. None of the passengers were in- jured, although the greatest alarm and consterna- uion prevailed among them. A special train, with Drs, Breck and Rice, with mattresses, &c., was im- mediately despatched to the scene of the accident, aud brought the injured persons to this city. Snow’s leg was set by Dr. Breck, Who accompanied him to Brattleboro in the aiternoon. The doctors do not bi Tikes v7 ba neta nee te Marine Disasters. , Forrest at, lots 42, 58.0... PS ger ie + man Sherwood 2629 Bax Jeannerre, from Taloahuano for New Bedford, ap 1 Mote Sa which put into Valparaiso in distress, had. discharged Jung ‘A roperiy, 168,7270,7210x70, P ‘ipa reas, bad. discharged Jun A Rapp's propery: 70; Sage | 1%, and @ second survay held, when tt was recommended that > 168.7x79.7210x70. 2,352 | she be taken into the dry pock, to take off copper, refasten Buck's map 8,600 | bottom, recalk and recopper and other repairs. After receiv; sais for repairs, a decision would be made whether to repair the vessel or sell her. HOBOKEN. Brig Lizzir Gowan, Mitchell, which sailed from New 8, f 7.62100, 000.4 York March 8 for Glasgow, with # chrgo of tar aaa’ storen, Turpentine hind not arrived at her port of destination on the 16th inst.” Bergen av and Jefferson st, 262 i from n corner, P SCHR R J LeoNAxp, from St John, NB, 26th inst for Boa. kinan’s, 25x10. yi sree sees 110 | ton, in going down the bay got ashore, and it ipexpected that #, lot plot 4 block. Bramiali's, sxi00.. "750 | she'wilf become s total loos te ols Ota 1b, tnebusive, Block a, Yarn A oh cee capy DUnDas (of Ariohat), which aalied from Bos. ak . “aM ton for St Pierre, was driven June ip on the wea pojat of on crew ed, us also some of the . AAILAQAD ACCIDENT, Veesel probably a total wreck. vee 8 While wa'king on the railroad track near White mboralng at Maakal?s wharl, Belang Seah neeay, Plalos last evening John King, residing in Washing- or bi ate wie happening goad ee 4 ton street, was knocked down and severely injured. Seana =. wot Hg aL He was sent to Bellevue Hospital by order of Police ese Tauean sie oo rate a at whi ‘ote eee dete yO aartrentan he Gree Sack At bane J Na SAD ACCIDENT AT AUBURN, MB.—Two OHARLES- the do tag out has’ ‘trafued er Ao that she ‘Seake ‘badly TOWN GIRLS DROWNED.—Miss Addie, only daughter | will have pumped out before she will float, the water of John Turner, and Flora, eldest daughter Of Ho- | being above her cabin door. ratio G. Turner, both of Charlestown, visit LrwEnrox, July 18—The Ocean Phantom, Hazelton, from in Auburn, Me., and two sons of Rev. Mr. Lib) }, Of | Liverpoo! for New York, put into Scattery Roads yederday, Aubura, were drowned in the lake at the latter | baving lost her main and mizzen masts tn lon 24 oa Gas Place last Saturday afternoon, They were out in a QuEznstown, July 18—Brig Rival (Br), Webber, put | rowboat, which sunk. ‘Two other persons in the | bere to-day with loss or tae bs r d Pall at boat escaped.—Boston Journal, July 26. rt aide, deck planking started aud cabin badly pulsed Bing in ) f outward bound from ter, Eto st Johnes NEF, with. tar and stone ballast, and to which piace she belongs. Miscellaneous. “TAR SHTP ON ARRIVAL."—Mr. John Mckee, who is fa- miliar with all matters pertnining to nautical affaira, has issued a book of blank forms, designed for the use of the Almanne for New York=This Day. master or officers of a ship to show her condition on arrival = from a distant Voyage. The formula is In sections, and if the details are properly attended to by the waster the owner or owners of the vessel may fscertain at aglance her exact condition. The publication is exactly adapthd to the purpose for which it was originated. ‘Whalemen. Sailed from New London 22d inst, bark Odd Fellow, Bud- dington, Cumberiaad Inlet. A letter from Capt. Gartland, of bark Martha, of NB. re- ports her at Payta June 19,from off Masrafnoro, with 340 bbis sp and 40 do wh oil, Bound to cruise on the line. Reports lay 26, saw bark Charles W. Morgan, Athern, NB, with €0 bbls sp oll since leavi SHIPPING NEWS. Sun rises. . Pat a a tg prota mpenypeey, cae trys there can be uo ease or reliability in the money | Fhiladeiphia Buenmrttorendess, dor Pa bbls at ek tok e aae Anne ae uitracuious that a large nuuber of lives were not | ‘The following 1s 4 lst of the Homestead Associae | Weenmgion. Del. 100 do'go, Had Mnaied in company with shin Altiny aiken lost. Richard Brown, Conductor Fleming's trusty head brakeman, who was at his usual post on the rear car of the train, was unharmed, fis first thoughts were for his brother brakeman, Kingsley. ‘This man had shown remarkable coolness, The car platform barks Alto, Sarauel & Thomas and Amy, of Nantucket, ‘Aletta. from Capt Luce, of bark Ellen Morrison, of XB, reports hey at Pan uly 13, having taken 75 bbls kp wince Jeavin ta. Would ship’ from B00 to 600 bbls off across the Isthmus and thence by bark jalona to New York. A letter from Capt Chase, of bark Platina, of Westport, reports ner at Panama July 13, with 800 bblé sp oll all told. fould ship 700 bbis oil. dons incorporated in June in San Francisco:— No.of Capital Na Share Western Adaition Homestead Association... 485" $196.20 Fresno City Farm Association... ++ 256 64,000 California Avenue Homestead Association... 125 41/250 was broken and fell from under his feet. He sup- | Merchants’ Homestead Association 138 54,400 ported himself by Ranging tothe Knob of the cur | ifomeatead Faro Amocistione a3 ett) itteaterets : Westport, reports her, June 3 wit Wo bile sp 3h door. 3 t Felton Tract Homeate ° af caught between the cars and severely jammed. In | San Mateo City Land Associasion at S700 FORT.OF NEW YORK, JULY 26, & AN FATA edb lta eat ren Shs this comets reins ‘n found in ring ape fone Tod Me 3 ese Amosiatio & Raw ARRAN, ark, Globe, ‘Tripp, from New Bedford, June 97, lat 41 N, “if any oue else 1s hurt worse than J am, heip him a lomest saociation........- lonit Ww. first.’ ‘At this Brown went to the assistance of en. | Mission Sireet allroad Homestead Associa: ; hier ol Fare Bark Lancer, Macy, of New Bedford. Suly 6, lat “4" N, gineer Snow, whom he found lying several rods du: | plMiitintrsee ssc ccociarecee <8 wam | Ceptainn and Pursers of Vests arriving at this port wit | ton #4 W Ody the Alice M, at Queenstown from St Johns) tant. Hariey, the well known newsboy on the train, | San Fernando farm Homestead Associ B00i Please deliver al packages intended for the HERALD to our Spoken. experienced a severe tumbling. He turned a som- ‘kin and Greeawich atreets H Teguiarly authorized agente who are attached to our Steam ersauit in the aisle of one of the cara, but picked | _ sociation, 40 62.000 Yacht fleet, The New York Associated Press do not vow Prd del eg) Marshall, from New York Feb 27 for fan himself up with ouly @ bruise on hishead, ‘The con- | Hayward Park Homestead Agtociation FF) BEtugo | Collect marine revorts nor aitond to the delivery of packages, | Taw nehieay Clyst fain ecto sar Madras, Juue 4, lat Pe tigrd Sow dpm ena ines neothare: Town of Menlo Hromesiend Astoctation 13814704 | an will by seen by the following extract from the proceedings | S8X, lon 80 W,) ” oe aa, Suns: 4) Je “ e et n. * ), steeri 8 . and they would almost die for each other. a eee fi of the regular monthly meeting, beld March 8, 1868:— ee ene daira! The following extracts from an article in a weekly real estaie journal in this city exhibits the plans, aims and hopes of the parties con- trolling reai estate movements in San Fran- clsco:—“The lull which at present prevails in New York real estate movements does not extend to the whole country, With the recent opening of the Pacific Railroad it became ob- ‘The wreck above Holyoke was cleared ftom the track, so aw to let the afternoon train going north pass at four o'clock, bat nothing further was done than simply to make room for trains to run by. It wana sad Sight. ‘The proud “iron horse” «North Star,” siain and prostrated on its back, the smoke- stack lying at a distance and tts neck driven toto the sand. On Sunday it was righted up and just able to lon 86 W. Resolved, That on and after April 1, 1868, the Associated : San Frane Prose will discontinue the collection “of ship pare waite |g aL aE re ernee! for Ban Fra harbor gf New York,” rested unanimouny Siig Benyamin Bangs, Rocko, from Rangoon for England, N@r Tho office of the HERALD a hts TAME lat 248, 1on 68 E, IBANNETTE is at Whitehall slip. ecmonnniees ery od Bhip attra it, Hyde, ‘from New York for Liverpool, July Sle Gillie forpetdea trove hate omne bouaa Ship Oracle (Br), Humphrey. from Ardrossan for San Fran . , ‘ an Fran- er Cig a iak i aecie cisco, June ty iat 'N, ton 38 W ogres Shij ip esalngton, Adams from New Orleans for crawl, was led down and stabled in the repair shops | Setvanee ee bi calle tone ica CLEARED. Cowes, July 17, tat 26.18, 100 85 42. ‘ of the road 1n this city, where it was visited during | Sela ana vaat returns which have been opened. Up Francisco, May 47, fat 3 8: lon 8 W. Te” APTiLG for San the early evening by many people. The tender and | i that quarter. ‘The tremendous results ‘which the og teninelip Holsatin (NG), Eblers, Hamburg—Kunhardt & | Bark Alaska, Higgins, from New York for San Francisco, care were also brought down. The platforms of the care are badly smasbed and the tender ts a total wreck. : Conductor Starkey’s train over the Rutland and Burlington and Vermont and Massachusetts Rall- roads irom Rutland to Brattleboro, Saturday after- noon, met with a severe accident at the turnout track, near Brockway’s mills, between Rockingham and Bartonaville. A misplaced switch did the mis- chief—injuring the engineer and fireman, smashing Jane §, lat 7N; lon leamahip Franconia, Bi . Portland—J F Ames. Bar! from —- Ship Emerald, Luce, Melbourne—Nalller, Lord & Que- Bere MP, Allman re let boat. Tones, Now mer Tean. ; Bark Candide (Ital), Trapani, acester—Jas Robinson & ay, Julle Michels (NG), Dade, from London for’ Philade!- b hia, July %, off Nantucksn Shoals (by pot vont J Doves, rane Ee ae 0), Albrecht, Cork for orders—Wendt, Brig 2 W oh Netley, from 8 ua for Hoston, Belay # ont, July : i m ff! wart, No 8). Brig Aipha (Br), Westhaver, Glasgow—J © McArthur & nb caailin, from Kew York for Cienfuegos July 19, lat fon ‘0. . 87 BO, Brig Isabella (Br), Morgen, Para—Burdett & Pond. Brig Guisborough (Br), Potter, Cornwallis—Crandall, Um- Foreign Ports. a constructors of the Pacific road itself have realized in their adroit conversion of the immense tracts of fovernment lands into millions of first class convert- bie securities have aroused the capitalists alike of Europe as of thia country to the importance of this unsurpassed basis for secure, profitable, and per- manent investment, The principal is now firmly established that our magic cities and almost limitless princely territories rolling stock, aud detaining that train’and those | C80 be turned into Wealth as tangible, una readily Ne ‘ on several other connecting roads Teappears that | Convertible into. current use, | as if tney were mare Raicntora (Br), Phinney, Parrsboro—Crandall, Um- | Satied from Fiogning llth, Troweas, Hibbert, NYork wad awit a, u be Es ra) h 5 Hoe raroat ind enweted ta repace rt theater, | the West, aloug the course of that’ na- | "chr Fred smith, Smith, Oporto—It W Loud & Ca, "Renenttoe Iely 11-208, éaxié Orodly, Ohudy, trot ing the engine approaching on the main track to run uonal gulf stream of population which sets Schr © A Farnaworth (Br), Sawyer, Port Spain, Trin—E T | shields for New Haven. é c ‘ from the endsof the rails. ‘The engineer was prevented | fowards the golden gates of San Francisco is this | Smib Co. Br), Grabam, St Jobn, N. OM the Start 11th, N Mosher, Mosher, from Phiiadetphia for by @ carve from seeing the danger. As if py mi- (mas etiseace th tie Lh ee city as ite COS Ce ane & Antwery ‘an, Jensen, from Baltimore for Am- racuious intervention the train stopped just short os hewly developed mine; but hr J Mosser, Cubberly, Richmond—C H Pierson. fobs Joly de. o “Son of plunging seventy feet down an auyss.. Edward | Perhaps, should the anticipations of the investors be | Sent cniegnrcr Rider, Baltimore CE Staples & Co. NB eee Nee ae eee irobingon,, St "Joh realized, the moat signal illustration of increasing Value and profit will be found in the extension and development of San Francisco as proposed by pariies iriek, Philadelphia—Crandall, Um- | Riverside, Randall, NYork. chr BW Pratt, Ken ray & Co. : PiSohr JH Burnett, Crowiey, Portiand—Snow & Richard. | ggifingroad IBth, Eva, Haacte, from New York for Glow- sou, BRENERUAVEN, July 10—Arrived, Asia (not Ana) Wend- Frost, the engineer, received very severe injuries in his side, and fireman Kenney @ wound in the head. Frost's tirat expression after being picked up was, Turner } r 7 tf * who have recently visited this city, completed thelr “Are any of she § sa peip ese ni ie tore) financial and other arrangements’ and are now ou ARRIVALS. borat, Philadaiphia 11th, Hudson, Vaughan, Rangoon : 14th, of this accident Cor thelr way West to carry out thelt plana, meetlog i proche Delphin, Nyman, NYork; Tont, Raetsye, and Aurora, Utley, ns sa NR Ri Chicago on the 30th of this month, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACATS. “BRouWRRAMAVEN, July 10—Arrived, Flana Georg, Poders, These parties, it appears, have consummated Steamahip City of Brooklyn (Br), Brooks, Li NYork ; Sardis, Knox (or Cunningham), Call ¥ ‘ FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES. agreements with the owners of a Vast tract of some | via Queenstown Ith, with tadse abd passe JOMPEAUX, July 10--Sailed, Vial Nickeluc, Nickeleen, to Jobn @ ale. July 2, lat 40, 1on 610, pasted tien Reamabip, yBOuDeAu, July 1 me day, tal jon a Nort 3 —. sient hip a, vd miles from Bandy Hook, aw eam Pe ic July 12—Arrived, Annette Tagilavia, Triletti, ondon, hence for Liverpool; same day, Salled 10th, Prnssia, Patten, Ancona; 13th, Fras P Sage, tniles from Sandy Hook, steamship France, do for do; éai Cron! : , y gay 100 mien from Sandy Huck, seamoship’ Britannia, beaee a Bahay do Wath “ado, "Anthony, and ey Bout oO 4,000 acres immediately southwest of the built-up borders of San Francisco, called the Visitation Ranche. They have also concerted measures with the adjoining owners of certain homestead and ranche tracts, by which these suburbs of the Golden The Prussian government ts considering the ques tion of holding @ universal exhibition in the city of Kerlin, The second ascent of Mount Blauc during this sea- 0. : City are to be treated in the manner which Glasgow. @TADT, July 10—Sailed, Elsinore, for NYorke. son haa just been successtully performed by two | given so much lustre and attraction to ihe Tpoee aioamabip City of Limerick (Br), Philling, Antwerp July 13, | GorgNnadnn, July inAriived, Juda,” abot Philadel. Pnglish tourists. portion of the city of New York. Ship Elizabeth Hamilton, White, Boston, 6 days, mm bailast, | PAA: 1y 8—Arrived, © Fhe sutumn meeting of the scientific men of Ger- | . The boulevard system as developed here isto be | tod ‘hikion & Co. i " r hse ae ore eee eee, San ae applied to the metropolis of the Pacific, hear Ship Eastern Star, Curtis, ton, 6 days, in ballast, to CxtTE, July 9—Batled, Prima Donna, Perkins, New Or- many wid be held at Inapruck from the 17th to the 24th of September next. Numerous excavations have recently beon made at Herculane: \n the presence of a number of engi- heer pupils from Milan, bat so far nothing of import- ance has been discovered, The Queen and the Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia have subscribed the sum of 800 thalers to- wards the erection of a national monument to the memory of Alexander von Humboldt, A rather severe shock of earthquake was felt in Florence on June 26, at twenty minutes past tiree P. M. The vibration was undulating from south to north, and lasted fully five seconds, In prosecuting some earthworks connected with the Hanau Railway the workers have found, about half @ jeague to the cast of the Frankfort station, some Homan graves, containing highly adorned dishes of terra sigiliata. One smail copper coin was also discovered, supposed to date from the time of Julius Cresar, As no relics of the ancient Romans have ever been found im the immediate vicinity of Frankfort, though a great number of horse shoes, tornbstones, and other objects have been discovered at Rodeihetm, a league to the west of the city, there 1s reason to believe the conjecture weil founded that, time of the Romans, the high ré trom Mayence to the Taunus fortresses on the Nidda P Piatt & Newton, Wii} load for San Francisco. ane, hip Elizabeth Hamilton, White, Boston, five days in bal- EADIE July 10--Kailed, Ls Staples, Stowers, Glonceater, ane. ‘i tah Ain Co Beck, Cardiff, 42 di h n (Nor), Beck, Cardiff, 42 days, with railway Doven, July—Off North Sand Head Lightship 13th, Hon- trom, to Wendt, Bockmann, " Has been 20 days trom eat Burch from New Orleans for Hamburg. et 5a the Ialé of Wight 9th, Carl, Otten, from NYork for dt, Teter On Sable, with light westerly winds. cae san Cann (Br), Sid ico Gousey Inte, George R | rome ous jatanzas, nym, sugar, to ya incken. Dat, Jaly 13—Arrived, Johanna, from London for NYork The i 4 put into this port for medical assistance. July 18, | (and proceeded); 16th, ‘Webs Brown, Nvork tor London Ged B Goudey. of Yarmouth, NB, inte master, died; same | (aug led), Abraham Salle, Gregersen, from London day, James Tavis, of Liverpool, man, died; 2lat, Alice | $5" Pktadeipnin (and proceeded Goudey, wife of the late master, died; all wer ried at sea; DONGENEAS, Jal: fii Off, Carl, Otten, from NYork for all the above deaths occurred from yellow fever; on arrival | Bremen; no date, Hans Georg, Podens, from NYork for Rot. te one man was down with fover. om with coal, to | “ DUNKIRK, Jnly 9— Arrived, Alexandre, Alfeldt, NYork. @ already of the Forest Parks and Tropicai Gardens of San Francisco. With the wonderful climate and resources of the locality there is no reason why the} should not in time equal anything else of the kind. There are the Boulevard San Francisco, the Koule- vard San Bruno, the Boulevard San Jose, the Boulevard San Miguel—all so new and strange, and yet credibly promising to occupy their places with the grand and classic drives and thoroughfares of the older centres of population in the great cities of the world. There is not a doubt that San Francisco must rapidly increase in pulation (at present some 200,000), The rise of Chicago or Cinciunati must be but @ very inadequate measure of its growth. Then think of the class of improvements. The vatldings necessarily detached, and, to @ large extent, two and a haif stories high, because of the apprenension, about earthquakes. This will spread tne city in the Asiatic manner over a vast area, and the nature of the Pacific coast precluding any rival cities, the shape of San Francisco must take colossal proportions. Population is now rushing in there by every available conveyance. The oider States vie with Europe and Asia in pouring their thousands into the vortex. By the compound multi- Plication resulting from unis San Francisco must Yank With the first ciass cities of the world in ten years, having at least a million of mbabliants, Should they benedi by the experience of the oldet Spy Brig Italia (Br), Gordon, Giace Bay, 20 da: George H Brewer. Had light weaterly winds the entire pas- BLatnone, July 10-Arrived, ‘Troy, Hmanueisen, NYork *Bivrk Gaetano (ital), Carson, Boston, 66 hours, In ballast, PAEMOUTM, July 18—Arrived, Annie, Arundel), NYork toJ B Phillips & So! 3 Brig J Richaita (Br), Roach, Fonce, PR, 1f days, with su- Mebgooe? Reka Gromiger: Wiener wee ee ng £6 Biargse & Oo ceenel seers eae ‘off ac ith, Retcbatag, Plump, from NYork for Hambarg. a Or es ag a Balled 12th? Lepanto, Well (rot Philadelphia), London, “4 ated lory ° oe lad light sonthenst Grovcnersn, July 10-—Arrived, Hartatene, Teller, St John, oe Bs I A 7 NB; 13h, Havilah, Robertson; Brave, Lucas, ana’ Hhirundo, Sis onntbiaoeas: dios 7 W Gabe tal Ohecyiens Darog, Nyork; Fawn, Nelson, St Jobin, NB; 14th, Carring: 4 Jong 7h, ep0ke. 86m Cofin (of Cherryfield), fro | ton, Strickland; Ed Eva, Taba, and Invidia, Caflero, New Schr 8 H Cady, ht sigche 8M Cady, Sronil, Chapleaton, 7d bh lumber to | YQ Goce the mn, 7 days, with lumber to | “ gatied 12th, Maresca, Mareson, NYork. me on Athena, RY. yO, 6 gatwax, duly Th. Arrived, Larkspur, Johnston, NYork. it, Delmar, » Newbern, NC, 6 days, with naval | Gr asco 1y 18—-Arrived, Gallovidian, Emery, NYork. ores te dames L Davie. Sailed 12th, Queen of Sco bart, NYork. Bebr HH Thompson, Gaskill, Newbern, NC, 5 days, with | Guennock, July 10 jailed, River Mersey, West, San Fran: naval stores to Zophar Mille, cinco, Bohr George H Squire, Tuiming, Richmond, Va. GRxOA, Jnly 11—Artived, Glove, Collora, and Uno, Wikan- S, In the thongh herself sick, and in ashort time the moter | Maveuce to t - oitte Sour Kedron, M lin, Ni 4 eye “doing well,” , Hess ac 4 ed off in @ nortuerly direction to avoid the | cities, and lake @ timely opportunity for mappii sehr Kedron, Meu im, od der, NYork, sive piilantropist, acd mis kindnese reserves erect | Matshy plain in which Frankfort is situated. out and arranging tuetr cities upon the best mpnels, | StF Susan H Jayne, Col agit, GLOMALTAR, July 4 Arrived, Albert, Maxwell NYork commendation. A curions letter has been received by the Academy | {h€ “opportunity may materially contribnte to | Schr G'B Smith, Boker, Virgin! , (igdelened"hfor Ath eee ‘The name of the unfortunate who was thus cast | of Sciences of Paris from M. V. Leroux, In which he | WE Creation of w greatly” i Schr Ware, Madison, Virginia, “iimvort, duly S-Arrived; Goll Deo Gloria, Wienanat upon the street at the midoight hour and left to | showed that certain rarefied is substances | HOR. OF vourse it is uot to won; | Hebr D B Steelman, Love, Virginia. NYork; Max, Koookel, Boston; ba Regina di Fiori, Paoiiio, perish is Bertha Krahn, a German woman, twenty. | Kuown to assume various colors when enclosed in | Gered at that specalation in reai estate should | Schr John Twas, thman, virginia; | Poitadelphia. four years oid. She stated that she had been hving | tabes provided. with conducting wiresat each end sustain itself in San Francisco. The prospects of ‘Schr Joseph ‘Pran ie, Randolph Georgetewn, De. PAusyes, Joy M4--Arrived, Mary, Kubl, NYork. at 266 Wabash avenue, « very short distance froin ter | abd rendered jumtnous by an electric current, will | te Clty ate so obvious, and it appears that the com- Sear Woekeut fas Phare Gerieorne Do” HAVAR, Wily 15—Arrived, Onward, Filon, Bavannan | Ma . Denefactor’s residence, condition | present the saine pheuomena by more induction— } Thi dammction, Tue laure a ec tung aOR | Sehr Kendrick, Fuh, Weber, Georgetown, DO. pint ky Wrtimany bi ap ecbaabites aaah he wi V et ow u 7 hal is, by the influence of a current ie hi echanics, he ir Blue Jacket (Br: rant OD. 4 oo a known she was cruelly turned out inte the through the tube. but close. to ih and eres cooks, the barbers aud the chambermaids all specu. Sloop George Smith, artis, Hatters days, with melons yan ine Is 11th, Ceres, Heeckt (or Gruneberg), from New eee certain interval between. In another paper now | Jaté IM lots, aud seem to treat their investments pre- | \ Jo Moony. HALAVAX, NB, July 24—Arrived, Zephyr, MoNatt, NYork, MYSTERIOUS DisarrEakaNce.—The Holyoke | sent in by the same writer be endeavors to prove, | Lisely 48 the same Class do ‘he savings banks here, Passed Through Hell Gate, LiveRroon, July } ived, Mercur, Henricksen, NYorik ; Mans.) Transcript says that the Selectmen of that | Hot without some reason, that this induction must | Phere Is accordingly & special law in California BOUND SOUTH. Zeona, from "Maco and NYork; Win Cumming, Miller, town baa s rather curious last | play some part in the inminous manifestations of | Wich provides tor a homestead system, the peculi@l | 4.4, potomac, Carr, w 10 days, for New York, with | Serrauser Coulngntal’ Learie me tee Nie tit Roma, Week. Certain liquors had been seized some three | the electricity of our globe, which have received the | QPeranon Of which authorizes the formation Of | umber, to Well & Broke” Aye fOr New York, with | Gettin’ Naw Orieabes ta Magaor Keutthe a ote at ears ago, Which the town authorized the Selectinen | name of aurora borealis. The sheets of dittused | COmPOrAtioNS tor holding and seiling nuimproved | '“gehr Othello, kidel Hace Bay for New York, 16 days, | Manchester, Ditehburn, do; Naturalist, Hyde, NVork ; receive on behalf of the community and sei! them | Jight constituting them may, he thinks, be attri. | ‘TAM in homesvead lots, and tie payment for | with coal to Chase, Talbot & Co : * | Loretto, ‘Teasdale, Halimore: City of Montreal! Daggett, for the benetit of the town treasury, ‘The Selectmen, | buted to an electro-atatic induction, the seat of | We samme in instalments as well as the transfer | Sobr Southern George, Maitland, NB, for New York, | nod Frederick, Arieattong, St. John, NB; <Gremona, ‘Bur: Inpra ant to their inatructions, engaged store room, ‘apd just week went io Springfield to identity aud re- ceive the a ag Coustabie Billings promptiy pro- ve botties, carefully numbered 1 severa twel zed and memoranda of mained. The contents of the remaining casks were #0 dispropertionately mixed with water that it was Imposnvie determine the original basis, the pre- ption weing strongly in favor of rain water rins- ings of the Derreis. One of the sample bowies was found to consia spirits of camphor, but no corre- Constable Billings as- ust as he that he rhe Selectmen declined to récgive the “stuf.” and tie town must now look to thé State for renmbursement to the amount of $2,4q0. Fathers are endeavoring t¢ ferret out me orpta of Sie wyEIsriguy disappearancd, nared te it for hie Owit the quan- stored, ah examination resulted in the discovery that of the Sour barrels of choice brandy not one drop re- cask wes found. ured the Seiectizer that W it from nstable Chapin’ an Meanwhile the town with plaster to Crat pray. rows, Galveston; Rialto, Smith, Matanz: ‘Mth, Neptune, Schr Royal Aroh (Br), Wickwire, Windsor, Ne, dt days, for | Peabody, NYork; 24th, steamer Great Eastern, Anderson, St New York, with plaster to Crandall, Umphray & Co. Pierre, Mig. Hebr Malante. (Br), MeBurale, Windsor, ie @ days, for | 'Baiicd 12th, Reina Robwon, Baltimore another account of the rights Of the parties in the manner of corpo- ration shares, The results of this iaw have proved Most salutary. It has cleared up and settled titles in @ responsible manner; it has broken np and sub- which seems to be in the upper strata of the atmosphere, A similar circumstance must, in his opinion, be the cause of the sudden iliumination 3 ky t 4 : ( and = Poaience pod er Biherta been tre os divided indelinitely the ownership of tracts of lund sa ge) nnd green Se ‘ ee Balites); hb, Anna, Newmann, and Cupido, Letthof, phosphorescence in the atmosphere, whereas it ap- | Which Nave been thus brought more speedily into | for New York, with plaster to Crandall, Umphray & Co, sarod Vath, Surprise, Nickerson, Boston; Wennington, the | pears rather to be the mantfestauon of the return | 2 and invo improvement; it has, in fact, ad- M for New York, | Davies, San Francisco; Ponting, Skilling Jombay 14th, Dears rather to be ihe manifestation of the ret Justed the sale and transfer of lands apoue bass 8, with spare and piling to Know & Richardson. Marcia’ Greenleaf, Bates, NY orl ‘Rerieles. now, C uta, I Ly ‘gions. electro-statie in- hich avoids del ~ z . Sehr John Lewis, Caster, Hillaboro, 13 days, for New York, Entered out 12th, Palmyra (9), Watson, Boston and New duction of rarifed gaseous masses seems to t worn Byot lay and expense, and throws the . if H n ? nection gase as seems to be in- ~ “ . with pinster to PT Nevius & Sons, Had thick fogand ight | York; City of Washington (a), ‘Nevada (»), Williams, tantaneously produced through the insulating shell | While fleld of operations open tu a range which may | winds all the passag and Pennsylvania. (ae, Hal NYore al Chatiie, Ander= of glase that surrounds them; for, in the author's ie Ls Donte ae active, facile and extended as the + ay (Br), iH Halt, St John gNB, ® dayn, for New om Novia ne vin Ardromeain; pg ailope rare ew ck market? rk, with lumber to rr ork ; ne Chart ‘an, Galveston q Se eatin Siete Ae cane . ‘Bele Onward, Hadley, Catale, 7 daya, for New York, with | Jones, Nverk: city of Cork Cay’ Abiens ao via Halifax; Sarat pie pine round the greater is the Inminoay | Offical Transfers of Heal Estate Yesterday, | pberto Jed Pre aco, King, Ogiivie, Now Haven, Conn: Queen, Vietoria, Landers produced. "In the course’ of ‘nis experiments the ShAOPENS in HWW. YORK erry * | sehr lien a Waite lemon, Cant via Stoningion for New | Phikelphin’ Ardour” White, ang. Brotars, Weeks, Halt . a j WK OLY, ork, with lumber to rye, moi alle nderson, " Author hue remarked that glass might ve charged | Ai tw of Geringsin ay Mat ot Nowe (iouhdy Maebian for New York, 6 dave, | Wy Potnt and Wy if one, Va ‘Rogaie Urandigon, New Or 0 seous COn- 10 Simpadn & C) ans; Magnet, Keating ant Judie at by Tmallieduee Tie seo tbe ther ho He TS ae sian amon, Kutpncd, Basiport ton New York, wah um. | “Lotipons iy e-arived bare, Bruny” Wallace, NE 1 ‘ ee er to Jeu 10. vel ny + " has been enabled to construct a sort of Leyden ja N KINGS UOUNTY- KLOUKLYN, ‘Behe Chan Roberts, Darrow, Monomoie Polut for New Wilmington NG. se emis Av, # © corner, 11.bx1d1.3x108 68 in which the metailic artaatares are replaced by strata of rarefied gas, This appar iste of @ ¢ tube containing another, to which it is soldered, York, with lobsters to'Comslouk & Miller. ‘Also arrived 2th, Cella (a), Gipadeli, NYork. Ubentuut st, % ph yg Robr PS Lindsey, A ry Bw for New York, with head. Entered out 1th, ine, and Sir Robt Ings.to Way ill & Uo, ake lipaiud rabees New York? love Bellona), Covch (« chro ee Chavon and M E a y hi y . each being provided with @ platinum wire and a jumnpee to sed FOG ee ee 1 Gar Lor Rew York, wie, | eee eet Tet balied, Revsion, Denver trom Urom certain degree of yacoum mi Buch @ Leyden jar Heh Pavillion, Packer, Bangor for New York, via Bridge- | etait), Boston, i way WO GlprEsd HKG & COMUIOL ONG, porte Listenrcn, July 4~Arrived, Kate, Craig, New York, ye Mth, brig Thermuthis (Br), Johnson, for New Lignos, July 10~Arrived, Marianna IV, Golcaives, Phila cel} MAUAGA, July @—Arrived, bark Eliza White; Cook, Dem- arora. . Lx, May I1=-Arrived, Helen R Cogget Bh Tinell, Wovsan, Bombat li hai uly 10—Sailed, ‘Reso! Parr, NYork, BuO, Jue 30—Suiled previous, Rosine Juno, Patur- iy 1 Baten yelone, King, si 7S . Fliadelphia. ore; Kate Rhodes, for Joh rye Warned fos Pha tepiie, Sadi ; brige John at rnes, for Philad daya? Blanche (Hr, Dean, wud a ice Frahidin (iri Brown? fe York, Harris, Sedgely, for do, pOURENBTOWN, July 12 Arrived, Michael Ebling, Gerash, ri ve th, J & R Walsh, Herbert, do; Rivi (Br, Webber, Fxeter, for Bt. Johns, NF, in distress; 2iti, Nebraska (#), Guard, NYork for Liverpool (and proces 1M Sailed 18th, Simon, Volke (from Portland), London; Set ern, Hastings (from San Francisco), Liverpool; Mth, EF Gabain, Lemeke (rom do), Liverpool ; Oscar, Neilsen (from NYork), Lett QEBRES. July 26—Arrived, steamship Prugsian, Dutton, Liver July 14—Arrived, Suiled 13ib, A BW Mth, Wentwor' idwin, Knapp, Rot man, New Yor SURINAM, 1, Tucker, from Boston. Sv JOHN, NB, July 24—Arrived, gchbr Ada, Belysa, NYork. Cleared 2th,'brigs M A Coombs, —, and Timothy Field, Emmerson, Canary Islands; sehr 8°T King, Parsons, NYork ; ‘26th, brig B ronnie ‘Trafton, N York, Br Steruenx, NB, July 19—Arrived, schra White Swan, Collins, Philadelphia; 2st, JN Court, Gann, NYork. American Ports, APPONAUG, July 22—Arrived, schr 8 C Evans, Bennett, Balthnore. BOSTON, July 24, PM— Arrived, aches Broadiield, Crowel Baltimore; Alida, Lambert, Philadelphia; J W Hall, Penne! do; William H Saruent, Yates, Newbur; Cop West, do} Adameison, Haskell; Senator’ Grimes, Merr' Merryman;' Elm City, Kelley; Maggle Bell ‘Thompson, NYork. hats rete) wept Lala pat A aerandtist eve del! (of Stockton), Lewis, Geors ‘ zie Mulvey, Rogers, Georgetown, DOsA Denke, Jonen; icles Mar, Nick: erson; Susan, Chase; Harwood, Harwood, and Busan- abi, Packard, Baltinore; V 8b and $ Wilson, Nowelly Philadelphia; West Windy Lawaon, and Ei@ Tr: win, Atkins, lo; Fanny Elder, Smith, and Jane, Haskell, do} gent, Hawes, and JO Thompson, Vanzant, do; Jucdb Kienzle, Steelman, do Mary Haley, do; Mindora. Hlgging, do; 8H Sharp, Webb, do; A 8 Cannon, Cobb, do; J W'knights Plum, dos'J O'Donohoe, Smith, do; L Ting, Corson, do; ‘Alabama, Green, do; T/A Ward, Norton, 40; Kdwards, Bomerm, do} 8 0 Sthith, Banks, do; Lamar tine, Dix, ‘Hoboken ;4_P Gilmore, Gilmore, Rondout; A Par- wong, Robinson, do; Hattie Ellen, Dix, Newburg; Revenue, Nickerson, Malden, NY. Normans from Phiwielvaias Neptane, Raker NYorks ship wy from Philadelphia; Ne ery NYOr Richard Busteed, Knowles, Liverpool; bark Walter, Baker, Know! iver Cardiff; schr W- Hull, trom NYork- BALTIMORE, July %4—Arrived, bark Otto (Dutch), Fur ling, Boston ; briga Alice M Puinais, Crowell, do; Chesapeake (Bp, Wilion, Demararns Alfred, Bonhof,’ Conception del ruguay;schra Mary McKee, Sharp, Richmond, Me; Alex very, NYork; Lucy Jones, Muncey, New Haven. Cladred Ship Crest of the Wave’ Jones, Rotterdam: barks Erna (NG), Schnibbe, Bremen; Veteran, Cathcart, Washing- ton, DC; brig Bessie Howard (Br), Howard, Belfast, Me scbra Joseph Baxter, Baxter, Boston; A O Buck, Buck ob Van Buren, Jones, and Molle H Clark, Clark, N t deas of Liberty, Jordan, do ; OF , Mouser, Willlamsbury Sarah Fis! oinpson, Warren; L Sturtevant, Cruse, Bi tol; Annie Lewis, Dayton, Jersey City; @ C Satterice, New- ark; Ranger, Clenves, Boston, jailed—Schrs Annie Lewts, Ranger. Bark Viking and achr, Willie went to sca Slat inst. BANGOR, July 28-Arrived, bark Chancellor, Coffin, Car Aug achra Fimo, Metcalt, and Erankin, Brown, NYork, iled—Ship Chance, Elms Shediac’ NC; schre Arcturus, ‘and Romeo, Drinkwater, NYork. BATH, July 23-~Arrived, ship Rochester, Oliver, Cadiz. ; CHARLE: TON, July 2%3—Cleared, brig Clifton (Br), Wil- jams, Liverpool. Salled~Hrig Adelaide, Wilson, Providence; scbr Ulara W Elwell, Jenkins, do. éhh—-Arrived, steamship Magnolia, Crowell, NYork: brig Hampden, do; echrs § 8 Strong, Philadelphia; Stampede, Bonton ; My Rover, NYork; Louis A Smitb, do. |—Sebr E Waterma: kK. 26th— Arrived, w NY ra WL, Springs, NYork; A E Glover, Boston. CALAIS, July 19-Arrived, schr White Swan, Collina, Philadelpbla. 2et—Arrived, schr J H Carver, Carver, NYork. FERNANDINA, July 21—Cleared, brig 8 V Merrick, Lipe Pee Havana. FORTRESS MONROE, July 24—Paseed out, ship Macau- ley, for Bordeaus, Suiled, brig Sympathie, N'vork. In the es, £0 Roads, barks Pepita, and Arist! r Liverpool. FALL RIVER, y 2—Arrived, schrs Mediator, Gage, albany i 24th, Diadem, Chase, Newburg; Eliza Hamilton, Cole, ‘ork, GEORGETOWN, 80, July 20~Cleared, brig Georgie, Swan, NYork. JACKSONVILLE, July 19--Cleared, sehr Jas A Crooker, Turner, Providence. 20th—Arnived, schr W @ Audenreid, Baker, Savannah, Cleared—Scht Sabino, Courier, Providence. 2et—Cleared, schr Ring Dove, Wooster, NYork. LYNN, July i8—Arrived, schrs James'S Watson, Houck, Philadelphia; Mist, Gilbert Green, Westcott, do; 24th, Clara Davidson, Jellers, do. NEW ORLEANS, July 25—Arnyed, steamship Geo Wash- ington, Gage, NYork "Kniled—Steamship United Stetes, Norton, NYork. 26th—Arrived, steamship Sherman, Henry, NYork, NORFOLK, July 23--Sailed, brig Concord, Kelly, West In- dies. NEWBURYPORT, July 20—Atrived, schra Addie Fuller, Henderson, and Althea, Roberts, Philadelphia. NEW BEDFORD, July 24—Arrived, echrs M H_Read, Ben- son, Philadeiphia; Henry A Taber, Bowman, NYork;8 8 Smnfth, snow, Wareham (and sailed tor NYork). ‘Sailed—Sehr Monitor, Robbins, NYork, NANTUCKET, Juiy {7— Arrived, achra © 8 Watson, Ad- ams, Philadelpila; Ouward, Gorham, NYork; 20d, Jesse B Allen, Case, lia, NEWPORT, J iy Ba PM—Arrived, achra Albert Pharo, Shourds; Minnie Kinue, Parsons, and'G R Murney, Murney, Philadelphia, EW HAVEN, July 4—Cleared, brig 8 D Hart, Burgeas, Philadelphia. NEW LONDON, Juty 22—Arrived, schra Charles i Smith, Philadephia for Norwich; Henry Croskey, Potter, do for doz Sailed—Schrs Henry Finch, Squires, Alexandsia; Young ‘Teaser, Bowman, Philadelphia. NORWICH, July 23--Arrived, schra Uncas, Champlin, Alexandria; Morning Light, Ireland; Robin Hood, Adama! Rdward Ewing, linden; Reading RR No 48, Davis, and Ware, Hubbari, Philadephia; Uneas, Coit; Texas, Chame plin, and Hudson, Champlin, Rondout, Sailed—Sehra W W Brainerd, Tribble, and Ben) Enguish, Baker, NYork. PHILADELPHIA, July 2, PM—Arrived, ship Progress (Br), Simons, Alloante ; brigs Neilie Mowe, Merryinap, Oporto 5 Alice Lee, Foster, Turks Ipland ; James Davis, Siowers, Ban- gor; achre John & Cridin, Charleston, was asbore O8 Hnicum bar; Neptune's Briae, Crowell, NYork. Cleared—Brig Anna, Morrow, Bt Jago;sehra Navita (Br), Ford, Londonder:y, NS; Lizzie ‘Mayhew, NYork ; Cyrus Fos: set, Harding, Salem; A E Safford, Powell, Providence; M Ht Stockham, Cordery, de; Abbot Lawrence, Ober, Bangor; E Edwards, Somers, jeuce; Oriole, Baker, Portland; M Steelman, Steelniai vidence; D' Collins, Townsend, Boston; 8 & M D & } Steelman, Chelecn, LEWES, Del, July 2% PM—Bark Meta, from Philadelphia for Stettin, went to sea yesterday? and ‘schr Daylight, from Boston for Philadelphia, paysed in: Brig Low C Madeira, from Zaza, and schr Izelta, from Porto Rico, at the break- water, have been ordered to Philadelphia, OVIDENCE, PR DI ly 24—Arrived, schra J J Pharo, Geo seph Porter, Burroughs, Philadel R P King, Bliven, Elizabeth; peal, ton; Vay ion, do; Or 10" Charles: Harve Aroold, Rondout; Josep! tueket; Louisa jarnlin, Albany; A Jane, Eldridge, NYork. Salled” Steamer Hunter, Harding, Philadelphia; echre JH Youmans, Van Anadall, South Amboy ; Lizzie Evana, Maban, Rondout;’ Thowas J Owen, Selieck, Haverstraw ; Connecti: cut, Stephenson, NYork; Andrew Peters, Salisbury, NYork (or Calais); George, Hunt; Sosan E Nash, Nash; ¢D Wile der, Heather; Lielen, Perry; John © Baxter, Jones, and Ve- randa, Pond, NYork. Jul %-- Arrived, bark Ephraim Williams, Hoff, NOrleans; gehra Amelia (i Irelan:, Townsend, Georgetown, DC; Anna hepard, Bowditch; American Eagle, Shaw; Nightingale, bes "Natad Queen, Chase: Angeline Van Cleat, Heath and Eliza J Raynor,’ Hutchinson, Philadelphia; Charies DB Hulse, Lisle, Elzabethport; North’ Pacific, Katon, and Jas English, Barker, South Amboy; David A Barry, Waters, Newburg; Kate Scranton, Palmer; Benj Builér, Fowler, and Milton, Raymond, NYork, Balled-Sohire Tuals'Hodine, Bunce, Elizabethport; Sarak Laverne, Avery; J M Taylor, Fowler; Compromise, Barlow, and sloop Fred Jirown, Carr, NYork. PAWTUCKET, July 24- Arrived, achrs Cerro Gordo, Hoag. don, Baltimore; Jas Diverty, Carroll, Philadelphia; 8 Brown, Matt, Aibany. Sailed--Schr Undine, Martin, NYork. RICHMOND, Juty 4—Arrived, ander, NYork, Salted Bark Pepita (NG), Ha SAVANNAH, July 22- Ge: Goodale, NYork, Sailed--Bark Dirigo, Blair, Brunswick, Ga. ‘Q6th—-Arrived, sehr Johu L Merrill, NYork. Cleared Brig Stadt Basel, Rio Jauitro; sche Central Ame- Tica, ork. SALEM, July 23—Arrived, achrs Eastern Welle, Kilburn, and Whitey Long, Hayes, Philadelphia; Hero, Poole, New ork. ‘Mth— Arrived, schra Nellie Brown, Hee! Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, and Lizzie Philadel) Canova, Mu ‘gett, ery, Hurat, Clit ¥ ; Ocean r, Woodman, NYork. 26th— Ari ja L, Boarse, and White Sea, Jon: Philadety Br Kane, Dodge, Elizabethport; Ada Herbe: Somer York. TAUNTON, July W—Satied, achrs Jonas © Chew, Deerin; Roanoke, Macotsber; Mary ¥ Mead, Thrasher, anu Messen: r, Dean, NYork. §td—Artived, seure C ips, Philadelphia; 14 , Raritan River, 8 W Ponder, Lincotn ¢, Allen, NYork. WR ILMINGTON, NU, July 85—Arrived, sieamship Empire, ‘ort F 26th—Sasled, atoamahip Volunteer, NYork, WARREN, ¥3.-Arrived, sche Hattie Coombs, Jame- imship Saratoga, Alex+ , Rio Grande. }, sehr Harriet Brewat _____... MISCELLANEOUS, BBOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT States without publicity; legal everywhere ; desertio eaten oie \ccesa guaranteed. No charge in ance, A ice free, i ree Mt, HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Nassau street. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN A ies hy Corot to advice free. Jomm! State, bra Ago 1. KiNG, Counselior at Law, ‘360 Broadway. BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN State it blicity or exposure; every- guaranter OBERT CHASE, Counsoltor at Law, 107 Broadway. ORNS REMOVED FOR $1 EACH; BUNIONS, BAD A. nailenkiitally treated. 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