The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1869, Page 8

- 8 — YACHTING. Wraise of the Atlantlo Yatch , Club—Regaur, at New Londen—A Close Contest—The Wins nere—Preseatation of Prizes—Entertainw.ent at Fort Mott, New Lonpon, July 30, 1869, A more delightful morning never shone, The yatoba lay quietly at anchor the entire night, with their little lights beaming onthe water, But this mormng New London was astir, for the regatta ‘was looked forward to with much pieasure. ‘Tho sun shot forth ita dazsling rays, making the gentle ripples in the harbor sparkle like so many e@lamonds. The fect looked extremely pretty, aud altogether the scene was one of the most enlivening -@escription. Along string of handsome carriages ‘Were stationed in the vicinity of Fort Mott, whence &@ good view of the race could be obtained, while the rocks that jut out along the shore were thronged ‘with spectators. On the whole it was @ brilliant success, reflecting much credit on the members of the club as well as upon the donor of the prizes, Mr. A. H. Mot, The interest of the affair was centred im the race between the Madeline, the Gracie, Addie V, and Sadle. Tue Addie V., however, was unable to participate in the event, having sprung her mast carly in the morn- ing. The hopes of wie spectators were considerably Gisappointed owing to the accident which occurred to the Madeline, sie having, at a time when she had goime prospect of victory, broken her gaif and car- Tied away ber topsail and ouwmggers. The event ‘Was much jamented. The Gracie nobly carried off the honors of the day, and never did yacht bear away a prize wiih such distinction, It is not too much to say, theiefore, ig from her performance yesterday, that the racie 18 a credit to the country. The Lois won the prize for schooners, though there was a considerable Aunount of dispute about it, as Captum Sparkaaa, Ol the Mystic, claimed that the Lois ran fual of her when sbe (ine Mystic) was leading her. ‘The third prize was awarded to the Anna, and weli did she @eserve it. On the whole the regatta was a most creditable display. The following yachts appeared at the stakeboat prior to the start; Yacit. ames T. Lyman, ‘James T. Sparkman. weil, Dean & Cont ‘ou. Wan. Voork Ji and Lt rl joatie Whei Wm. H. Li J. R. ‘s ML Shaps. B. Herreshotf, Storm King. er Vorbis, Waite Cap... un nSB. The course lay trom a stakeboat off Neptune's Nook to tne North Hammock, passing between the siriped buoy gu Frank’s Ledge and the red buoy off Pine faiand, leaving the black buoy on the northeast corner of Black Ledge and tie buoys on Seaflower Reef on the siarbard, and rounding to North Ham- mock fromm east to west, thence to the hghtslup on Bartlets’s Reef, rounding it from south north, thence ta the #takeboat of Neptune’s Nook, round- ing it from west to east, and taence a second time over tie same course to the stakebvat, rounding it im the same way. TRE REGULATIONS. According to the directigns set forth ip the pro- me there Were no restrictions 48 (0 men or Can- ve Re was there an Blowance of auy kind, bat the sallug rules {Vere to be observed while under erly rtly afcer ten o’ciovk the yacts took ther positions at the stake boa as foliows:~The sloops in a line to the northward of the stake boat in range With the lightiouse, the schooners in a line to the southward of the stake boat in range with it aud the lighthouse. The APPEARANCE OF THE FLEET was fal in the extreme. Each yacht Jogked as iv it WAS destined to Carry the Honors the day, $9 neat and trim did they all appear, engi s0lie- ultry Within the harbor g splendid breesg Nd Sitsite and the livehést a seas ry a splendid contest re Teagiiy indulged in. The shore was crowded at jonable throng of spec- tators, and some minates before the competitors started for the race the waving of cambrics wisied them all success. It wasa busy scene. Just before the start the most active preparations were being made on board the yacuis. Never aid yachtmea throw more heart into a race, and now, after caretul preparations, they only awalted the sigaul to depari. TUS START. By arrangement the Commodore lowered his pen- naot at five minutes to eleven o'clock, Which was the signal jor the preparatory gun from Fort Mott, ud ten minutes after the second gin announced the ktart of the entire feet. A fine breeze was blow! from the northwest, and the final gun having been fired auchors were weighed with rapidity and the band from Fort Mott struck up an appro- priate air, The schoovers Mystic and Lois were The first to get off, and both shot out on thelr course almost beam and beam, with nearly every toch of canvas epread. Tie Madeline, Gracie and Sadia, the three great competitors in the race, were somewha ¢ siow in their movements, and with the exception ot ine Corning and Marie were almost last. The Lois getting to the windward of the M passed her and went sijghtly ahead. She was subsequently passed by the Mystic, which kept the lead. The little While Cap, and after her the Storm King, next cashed forward in good style. Next in order were the Nembus, Richard Kelly, Orton, Sadie, Gracie, Madeling, Qui Vive, with the ions Bonita, Marte and Corning bringing up the rear. ‘The spectacie pre- sented ag the yachts clustered together waa very handsome, and not a littie exciting as commanders issued their orders With stentorian voice. “Lart a | little there | lnif a little !? Was the oft repeated shout as the yachts sailed almost abreast, and in some UH cases scarcely a yard apart. The wind was blowing from the Taod, 80 that the speed of the foremost crar | was somewhat arrested. | THE RACE, Approaching Pine te part company. ind the yachts gridualiy | The brecse biew fresher ~—~lien before, and now, after a slight strugyie to clear connection, the race commenced in earnest, The ‘Lots had @ slight lead, but she was quickly over- baulea by the Madeline, which, by the way, shot forth most beautifully, In close proximity to the windward of her was the Commodore's gioop, which in turn also overhauled the Low, wile the Sadie neld @ ood Position to the windward of the Gracie. ‘The ree yachts were almost beam and beam, the Madeline slightiy ahead and the Gracie and Sadie in company. [n tis order they proceeded some distance without much Variation, The leading schooner was then the Mystic, with Tall satl, aud behind her the Waite Cap and inbus, with the Mystic iv the centre, After Pine Island the Madeline assumed the leaa, otly pursued b: by Gracie, with the Sadie slightly to the windwi The wind was now dying out, and tne yachts proceedeu at a comparatively sigw pace towhrae South Hammock, the rounding of which altered the pestaons of tie entire fleet. The Made- line still held hey ow Ly though the rapig approach | of the Gracie loretdld a siraggle Tt Was al- ‘Most impossible to discover foremost of the sloops in the rear, a0 Closely did they pore together. The Madeline was the first to round the Hammock, | about a rod or so in advance, next came the Gracie and the Sadie, Jost oh er stern, The latter made a . shorg iacm, @ DI whica Was shortly after- athe folio’ et Ny, a Be Gracie was jeft alone. Th & few faingtes 428 Was biead, abd, Savored by the freshening breezé, Which now began to biow in earnest, she scondded through the water Jike arace horse, The White Cap was the fourth boat, the Crusader a es sixth; Orton seventh, Alarm eighih; [ols ninth, Richard Kelly tenth, the Marie eleventii, find others close bemind. It was e Sovd tide spi proachtyy Fie oy 1D. Truth to say, a more exetttr ng conteatt fan vk 9 Gracie, Sadie and Madeline could nob have U ps re The three yachts were magaificently im a the breeze continued to freshen, and in aghor! tine jae resent had neade e ethane TROTTING AT THE Fasmien COURSE. gelding Twilight. The second was a match of $500, two mile heats, to wagons, between Dr. Ogie's Red Rover and Mr. Lovell’s ¥oung Commodore. The third race was for a sweepstakes of $300, mile heats, best three tn five, in harn between Mr. Hasiett’s chestuut gelding, Mr. Hill's gray gelding and Mr. McMara’s brown gelding. The report subioined pee the full particulars incident to the excitement f the day:—~ ‘THE FIRST TROT. First Heat,—Lovise was the favorite against the ong a scormg twice they got away, Vet taking e lead be the front, Louise second and Twilight third. Ap- caching the quarter pole Pet left ms feet, and elore he regained them Louise had gone to in tnirty- aie passing the pole seconds, two lengths ahead Pet, was one jength in advance Twilight, At the half-miie pole Loulse bad increased her iead rhige ‘ing it in 1:16, Pet second, two Tengtns ab ihght. As they swang into the howestret Louise increased the gap, Wining the heat by five leugtas, Pec second, three iengtis ahead of Twilight. ‘Lime, 2:36, Second Heat.—Vhere was no beiting between beats. ‘The brown gelding had the lead, the sorrel mare second and Pet Uurd. As s00n a8 tney ieft the string i wilight drew rapidly away from his com- petitors, passing the quarter pole ja thirty-nine and @ half secouds, The mure and sorrel gelding ran several rods, but the bay kept his feet neeiy and sbot by the half-mile pole to 1:1654, ome leogth ahead of Pet, who wus tiree lengtts in advance of Louise. Coming mto tne homestretch Louise trotted away from both, and woo the heat by a length, Dwight ball a jength ahead of Pet, Time, 2:36, Louise Was DOW @ greater lavorile fore, odds of 109 to 10 being offered on her. fey got the word neck and neck. Aiong ine turn to four lengt and to the quarter pole, Pet and Louise broke badly, and ran over 100 yards, while iwilight, in great comparison trotted squarely, and suc- ceeded im ieading three lengths at that postion in thirty-nine seconds, Pet next and Lou se third, Twilight passed the halt-mile pole, one length anead in 1:17, the mare ana sorrel gelding in the sae order as before. From this poiat home Pet and Louise ran almest the entire distance and they passed the string, Pet two ieagths in advance of Louise, who was one length ahead of Time, ‘The heat, however, was given by the jnaees to Twiligit, and ‘deservealy so. Fourth Heat.—It waa apparent that there was something ceased. ‘The light and Louise broxe aud ran badd, the saine thing, the quarter pole forty seconds, Pet two lengths ahead of ‘Twilight and he three lei ngths ahead of Louie. To the half-mile pole, between hobbling and running, the same order Was maintained, and it was passed in 1:17. Along the Flushing tarn and into the homestretch Pet juauaged to Keep aliead, and although he ran within fifty feet of tie string Wag adjudged the winner ot the heat by bali a length, Louise ena three Jengths ahead of Twilight. Shad ff Heat.—T, pe owner of wiligit now with- drew bis worse, fully asa ated, he expressed it, “he could hot beat ranning’ horses.” Louise and Pet got aivay eVebly, but ran and broke tue entire distance, Rassing the quarter aud half mile poles, Tespectively, lu Sorty-one seconds and 1:19%4, Pet one length in advance. Down the homestretch, Louise caught bim on a run, and, both jumping baaly, they passed under the string together, ‘ibis was pronounced a dead heat. ‘Tune, 223744. Sixth Heat.—One of the judges now left, and, in consequence, there was mach noise and conmsion. At last the selection of a substitute was accom- pilshed, and the contestants were given the word heck and neck, Louise trotted very squarely, out- fooung Pet, and came home the winner of the heat and race m 2:403,. Between the second and third heats the owner of Louse sold herto Nr, Johp Lynch, of the Eighth ward, for $3,000, ‘The fuliow lg 8 a soumanr. Fasiton Coursm, L. 1, July Sweepstakes of $500, mi.e heats, best three ta five, in reper 3. Murphy entered s,m. Louise Dr. Ogie entered 8. g. Pet. J. Cudney entered b. g. 'T THE SECOND TRO ‘This race was between Dr. Opie’ ‘ab. g- Red Rover aud Mr, Lovell’s b. g. Young Commodore, for a match of $600, two mile heats, to wagons. Red Rover wou the race easily in two straight heats, The hetting was in fayor of Xover from the start at five to one. Both horses were greatly used up, and it was ap- parent that two mile heats were a hitle more than they shonld have attempted, The following is a ‘Twilight. underhand in this race. Betting had e horses got away quite evenly, but Twi- , When Pet did eng passed In es Fasnion Cours, L. two mille heats, to Dr. Ogle entered p. W. Lovei! entered .—Mateh for $500, First heat Second heat THE THIRD TROT. This race was between three well known road horses, Which came together for ® purse of $400, The following gives the particular SUMMARY. Fasuion Course, L. L, July 31—.Sweepstakes of $209, mile heats, pest three in five. in harness, Mr. Haslett entered c. g.. Mr. Hill entered g, g. Mr. McMara entered br. g. Time, 2:62)4— THE SARATOGA RACES. Mr. Cameron's Filly ‘Kiliea—The Racing Proe gramme for Saturday. SaRaroGa, July 90, 1869, Mr. Cameron's filly by Leamington, dam Jerusa- lem, matched for $5,000 against Denison & Craw- ford’s Mily by Censor, dam Pasta—the race made to come off to-morrow—was accidentally killed this morning. The filly had been taking her exercise, and feeling very fine made a dash siaeways, coming in contact with a fence, a sharp piece of which pen- etrated her breast and killed her instantly. This ts @ serious loss to Mr. Cameron, aa shé Was one of the most promising two year olds in the country, The racing men generally regret her loss, and are sadly disappointed, as numbers of them had staked neavily on her winning the match. ‘there will be three races to-morrow, and they will be good ones. Messrs. Travers & Hunter's filly In- triguets the favorite over Mr. Belmont’s Finesse, and General Ewell is the favorite in the two mile heat race, Blady Malone ts strongly backed by the Weslern delegation, wilt ten A mile and three-quarter dash ran by Mitchell, King Henry, Aldebaran, Duke, Humoeldt (late Dubiin) and Climax. PROOKLYN INTELLAGENER, AvUIDENT.—Frederick Horns, a boy nine years of age, was run over by @ coal cart, at the foot oF Bridge street, yesterday, and severely injured Was tach to hig home in Gold street. A CIGARMAKER Anakstep.—George Embi carries dorire manufacture of cigars at the yesterday on acharge of doing business wi having paid fhe special tax, He was held ft amination by United States Commissioner Jone FELONIOUS ASSAULT.~—Bridget Scanian, a sere.. qi was ootanitied 1% Jal Yesterday by Ju Yalsh for committing # felonious assault on Mary steamboat, whioh to the pi Donnellon. The girls were employed at No. foremost yacht, was nowhere. The Sadie kept | Puiton street, and engaged in a quarrel in regar gonsiderably to the windward, while tne | their work. compiainant Inaugurated a fgh' Madeline kept tothe leeward of the Gracie. Away | py striking the accused over the head with a scrub- they dashed, the Duiwarks borled deeply in thie sea, The Gructe quickly widened the gap and passed the Lightship at 12:2)4¢, ‘The Sadie was three minutes behind and the Madeline five, The Corning passed next in order at 12:00, while the remaining yaenta rounded it within @ few seconds of each other, A good two-sail breeze now wafled the Ajeet towards Fort Mott. Tne Muaseline displayed signs of great activity and quickiy overhu the Sadie, The Gracie proceeded ahead, followed by the Madeline, bat the latter when near South Hammock broke her gaff, which turew her out of the race. There was litue alteration from that for- ward, the Gracie keeping anead, followed by the Sadie some minuies astera. The Gracie Onally came ip the winner of the first class sloopa, te bing brush, and the accased retalinved by taking a chopping Kuile wnd cutting the compiatuant in sev- eral places, Reravixna FULYON AVENUK AND ATLANTIC Srneet.—Yesterday the vomunittee of the Water and Sewerage Board to whom was referred the bids received for repaying Fulton avenue from Fulton street to Bedford avenue reported that the bids for Belgian pavement vary from $4 50 per square yard to $2 74, Mr, Gray, (he contractor en. ed ih repaving Columba street, being the lowest pidder, The committee is of the opinion, however, that if no greater progress was mace with Fulton avenue ‘it would not be Anished tor 5 Lois of the schoners and the Anna of the small are, Tey . 4 recommend that ail bids received be rejected and sioops. The on ate hams) of their oe ; | advertisements be inserted providing for com- Gracte . 0 Qui Vive... 29 6 | petition not only between the contractors for Bele Sadie 0 Lols.... a7 9 | lan pavement, but between the Belgian pavement Sernihy ie ald iii 35 0 | 4nd Other improved stone pavements, as the princl- Orton 0 Myatic 37 «go | PA) thoroughfare, Falton avenue, should be paved Alera... © Oyrene. 3 a vo | With the best pavement of its kind. It was dnally apne. 0 White Cap 3 490 «9 | Tesolved by the Board as recommended, The com- Daphne. 3 mittee doubt the power of that body to decide to oy iss 2eere was nottaken, The race | PAVe one portion of Atiantic street with Belgian home between the schooners was very fine. The Mystic had Nad tue lead prior to the alleged foul near Fort Hamilton on the second course, Ali the FACUIS on entering were saluted from Fort Mott, Baheoquen tty Mr. Mott presented the prizes, which consisted of handsome sliver goblets, to the winners at his resideuce, in the presence of a large and fashionable ussembiage. The guests were enter- tained at a clam bake outon the lawn, and during ihe /estvities a nuimber of (oasis were given and re- sponded to. To-morrow morning the Meet will atl for Newport. THREE UMILDREN STUNG TO Dr ATH BY eta, At Princeton, Ky., @ [ew days ago, while a man was conveying two Imuense rill stones up a Lili, one of them, weighing nearly 4,000 pounds, rolled from the wagon and started down the declivity witu.terrible velocity. Jt wont crashing through a fence and into the yard of a farmer named Darnell, upseting a pum of beehives. Three children were playing in the yard, and the enraged bees stung them in a frightful manner, One of them (ted in & tew houra, and the other two lived until the next day, The mill stone, after passing through the yard, bonnded into 9 Block pasture aug Killed two horses aod @ gal), pavement and another portion with Nicolson pave: Thent, under one distinct assewsment, while they are of the opinion that on the tower portion of the street, from Henry street to th ath ferry, Belgian pavement shouid be used. It therefore resolved by the Board ‘That two distinct assessments be advertised for the repaving of Aviantic street, in ac- cordance with the report of the Street Comuuttec, and that proposals be readvertised in suoh form that the Board imay decide to use Belgian or N 400 paveiuent, both oF either of chem on sald stroe LABOR CONVENTIONS OF OF COLORED men, (Washington (uly 2) age ondent Boston Ad- vertise) A labor meeting of colored folks met in Baltimore yesterday and adopted resolutions looking to @ tho- pal) organization of the different branches of coi- ored labor in Maryland and to ® national organtza- tion at the colored men’s convention in Philadelphia on the ith of next month, Provision was — made for calling a labor convention at Washi on the first Monday m December next, tow ich white and colored delegates may be aduutted on terme of equality. Se YORE eeaLD) SATCRM ET: eet Oh Oe YORK HERALD, Yesterday was quite an exciting day at this course, the three races announced to take place being trotted in all essential particulars agreeably to the arranged programme, The first race waa for @ sweepstakes of $300, mile heats, best three’in five, in harness, between J, Murphy’s sorre) mare Louise, Dr. Ogle’s sorrel gelding Pet and J. Cudney’s bay SATURDAY, JUL: 31, 1869. ram structure, no. Worth more than $30, out the | Overfowing on Wednesday evening by the fraternity me an ines could arrive the dames had machinery 18 a loss to We extent of $1,500; fully cov- | from all sections of Connecticut, Among the distin- ry a ag fig HA ered by Insurance. guished visitors present were D. G, Sire F, D. Stuart, | the saloon { for afew inigutes that her little BRUTAL ASSAULT ON AN OLD MAN.—Yesterday | of istrict of Columbia; P,Q, Master Wm. H. Barnes, | Clild was Sen ie: Secon SOD, At Sa Morning about four o'clock an old mitkman named | or Georgia; P. G. E. P, Newell, of the American Odd the ee known Geran. Le 2 trouble, Jobn Manning was knocked down, beaten and t A brick extension kicked at the Erle Raitwar depot by another milk. . #5 the rear of the house, that w used ag @ baliroom, was aiso dest! ed by the raging Fellow, and othere, ‘The occasion was the presentation, under a vote of 10} man named William Kugrove, iter iement. The ned - was prevented from driving ahead of Maaring. the Grand Lodge of Connecticut, of a Grand Repre- } fie, oman es, oe by ae inane Se, ‘There were ew persons in ‘ie vicinity at the time, | sentative’s regalia and jewel to the retiring Grand | lum on eee Tiland. The entire damage but the old man’s cries attracted tit ention of | socreiary, L. A. Thomas, who declined re-election, | He Cue one furniture is estimated at about four or five men, who rushed upon thet asballant, and who would have quickly avenged the outrage but ed nd, arrival of @ police oficer, Kilgrove was seut lor trial. Two MEN DROWNED.—About eleven o'clock on on Thursday night a seaman, named Wm. Clark, belonging to the schooner Themis, lying at the foot of Morris stre@y, Was passing froma canal bout to alter a service ef nineteen consecutive years. The presentation of the regalia and jewol was made by D, G, Sire Stuart, who in a happy manner tendered Wo the eilictent secretary the handsome testimonial of the Grand Lodge. ¥, G. Secretary ‘Thomas, allud- ing to the penne, ot see past, i the dark lark days of the insti.udon, ity present prosperity py brilient future, rectved the mitt, expressing his deep sense of SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for Now York—Tils Day. Sun rises. to nis vessel when he fell between and was drowned | the ‘obligations he was under to his brothers for thus | Sun sets... before assistance could be rendered. The captain | rewaraing one who pit oy as hig duty, Au of the caval boat heard the splash in the water, and | Odd Fellows’ song, rahe EP. iewell, PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 30, 1369, Herald Packages: Captains and Pursers of Vessels arriving at thie port will please deliver al! packages intended for the Hzza.p to our regularly authorized agents who are attached to our Steam. Yacht fleet. The New York Associated Press do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, as will be seen by the following extract from the proceedings of the regular monthly meeting, held March & 1868:-— procuring assistance he set Ww work to extricate the rowulug mad, but when they succeeded in bring- ing hin asnore iife was extinct, Deccased was (wenty-three years of age and a native of Hngland. Yesterday morniug the body of George Saegmann Was found Moatiog in the riverat the foot of Filth street, ie was last seen allve on Wednesday even- ing mtang on the pier, and as he was a feeble o.d byt eighty years of age, it 1g supposed tie tell asleep aud dropped into the water, The body was taken Lo 227 Provost street, where he resided. was then supg by Pe ae Grand Warden Phelps then advanced and stated that the testiinonial previousiy conierred was a formal acknow-edgment of services trom @ grand body to a faithful oiicer; that he was here to repre- sent the people, the whole membership, in a token of love; and, 10 @ brief speech, begged G, Secretary Thomas acceptance of & memento from the eutire lucmbersiip of the State, ‘This was @ massive gold watch and chain (American), purchased by sinall voinntary contrioutions from every member. Coroner Warren will hold au inquest in both cases, Wuile the P, Worthy Secretary was informed of Resolved, That 4 after April Hoboken. the regalia, &c., he Knew nothing of this, and the Press will lacontin ue the. MOlgLiCn ok eli ate ie ite surprise was complete, He could but take it; words | harbor of New York. Passed unauimously, Fike broke out yesterday morning in @ wooden | jailed nim, and in stience be resnmed bis seat amid ana building on the plank road, near Seacaucus. Tue } tle deafening cheers of the hundreds present. CLEARED. Brief aud pithy addresses were made by P, G. BE. P. Newell, G. Rep. Botsford, P. G, Woodruit and P. G. Master’ Barnes, of Georgia, the latter gentie- mau at inlervals also presiding at tile organ und in- wwoducing irom tine to tine some of those melodies tor Waich he is so famous among Oad Fellows, At & quarter-past eleven P. M. the lo.ige closed, a hasty ieave-taking ensued, and the New York delegation Was avon Oo board the stealer Coniinentai aad on the way home, The struc- explosion of an oil lamp was the cause, n Nol ture Was consumed, causing a loss of $1,000, insured, A MAN Bites Orr H1s Netcreor’s Taump.—Yes- terday afternoon Michael Finan was arrested, near the Morris and Essex depot, on comp!aint of 1homas McKenna, who deposed before Recorder Pope that Finau bed thrown hydrant water upon tim, and when complainant rushed at him they both chuched, when Finan oit off aa ich aad a halfof his chumo, gifttamantn, Virginia (Bry ‘| Forbes, Liverpool—National enmaiy © Bteamsnip Volunteer, Jones, Wilmington, NC--J Lorillard. Sieamship EC Biddle, MeCue, Philadelphia—Jas Hand. Ship Cruswler (Br), Jenkins, Liverpool—Snow & Burge Ship Friedeburg (NG), Boysen, Hambury—Funch, Baye & “Bark F Sanguinetti (Ital), Sanguinetti, Cork for orders—J B Edillipe & Son, fark Anna & Marla (NG), Bartels, Rotterdam—Wendt, Te- ean ‘& Bockmann. Bark ‘Pennsllvanta (Ital), Pontrenali, Rotterdam—J B The aceusod, who lives in Prospect street, Jersey THE NATIONAL GAME. Pues f City, was held vo ball tu the mun of $40), and Me, ORAL aR ee Funes, 5 °F op Git apheonalbam sl zanimmtabiancie hee na Went to his home, ac No, 116 Madison street, Bark Giara & Car (NG), Sach, Stettin—Funch, Edye & Co, New York, to have the wound dressed. Marylaud vs. Atlantic. Bark Zaleimaa NG), Herlopen, Tyleste—Fuach, dye & Co. The young Southeraers from Baltimore proceeded Bark Gratta, Wailace, Smyrna—Simpson & Clapp. DESPERATE ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE.—Yesterday forenoon an elderly woman, who resides tn Jersey City, was ariaigned before Recorder Pope and charged by Mr. Heury Brown, of Newark, with at- tempting to drown herself while imtoxicated. Dur- ing ler short stay in the cell sue fastened her cloak to one of tue bars aud was endeavoring to choke herself when a policeman interfered and rescued her, A son of the prisouer appeared in court and stated that she iad deserted her pouselold au taken to drink. On promising to take care of her during her temporary insanity he was permiited tu take Ler io his hoine, Hudson City. SERIOUS STABBING AFFRAY.—On Thureday even- inga man named Henry Wiske was brougat beiore Justice Loder and charged by one John Scherr with attempting to stab him fatally erg Se altercation Bark Navagtia, Groediougi, Caiveaion OW Adams 4 Co Brig Juie (NG), Koimers, Rio Janeiro—Funch, Hdye & iinig Contaury Moore, Muyajuez, PR—Thompron & Iun- firlg Sarah Ann (Br) Onterbridge, Aquin and a market— Midleton 4 rs Brig Julia eily (Br), Knight, Catbarien—Miller & Hough- abit Callao, Buckmer, Cow Bay, CB—Thompson & Hun- “Grig Alberti, Harriman, Boston—H D & 3 U Brookman. ae Pilot's Bride, Blateuford, St Johns, PR—Dilller & lough' sehr i Pecker, Sherman, St Johns, NF—B P Sherman & "Schr Welcome Home, Hatfield, StJobn, NB—Crandall, Um- phray & Co. Seit Rainbow, Cleans Norfolk A Hampron, Bebr Paragon, Wahab, Washington—& M Cuyler & Wig- 8. . Schr W Boardman, Billard, Baltimore—Bentley, Miller & a cM ki Lynden, Ranpach, Philadelphia—John Boynton's 8on tothe Capitoline grounds yesterday to fuifil their engagement with the Atiantics, The visitors pro- ceeded to the grounds in coaches, kindly furnished by the proprietors of the hotel at which they put up for a consideration of two dollars for each man. But little time was lost in getting to work, and the game was opened by the Marylanders at the bat, The contest would have been highly in- teresting were it not for the utter incapacity of the umpire. There could be no doubting of his impartiality and his ¢ntention to do justice, but that he was lacking in judgment was soon made apparent. The flelding on both sides was about on a@ par, but the Atlantics led decidedly at the bat, In the fourth inning Ferguson, while playing close to which took piace between them at West Hoboken. | the bat, caught sharp tip biuntly on his nose, or Scheir by raising his arin saved his ule, b tae received | rather the ball caught him and sent him to grass as Boke Mane ain, Fopuabd Th Chea 4 Ga pore: a deep gash above the elbow. Wiske was pursued by Ad i. Schr Crusade, Davis, Someract—G K Rackett 4 policeman, Who tived two shots at lin betore he | SUddenly as ithe had been shot. Although he was | Schr Golden Ray, Davis, Provideace—H W Tatkeon & Co. arrested hun, The prisoner was held (o bali in the | @doubtealy severely hart, he poems, kept on play- | Schr Dart, Johnaon, Stamford. sum of $1,000 to awalt trial. ‘The same Justice held | Walter resting during one Inning, while young | Schr 8 ¥ Goawin, Waterbury, Stamford. & man named Lawler to bail for attempting to stab | Curtis wok lie place in the nine. A change was ARRIVALS, made in the positions, Pearce guing betiind, Crane to short field and Curtis to centre. it is unnecessary to deta! the game, as the following score will give Mr. Kearney with a knife. Trenton. REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM Yacura. Steamaltp Kuropa (lin), MeDonald, Glasgow ria Moyitle, THR LATE DROWNING CasvALTY.—On Tuursday | 4 fair idea of work done:— July mh ‘mdse and yessengera, to Henderson ‘ron, evening an Inquest was held on the body of the lad aa ATLANTIO, Experienced strong W wince %, ent! mi Taos et on the W Killmurray, and a vervlict rendered to the effect that | noopan'. 1.7. % 4 EM pairs «BART, | att ah i, Sunkepeare (Buch) bouka We Vit dB ioe the boy was drowned while being pursued by Barney | Goldsmith, 2a $7 i 22033 en ae pated ree gly Dorrit (of, Brizhan)y b spell 4 45 1 Donnelly and his dog. As reported tn yesterday's 50 1 $3 | hence for Liverpool ; Soth, lat 41 Jon 0680, steamship Cuba, HeraLp, Killmurray effected an entrance into _ : 4 i ; ry a 2 do Boers, bana ee ty lat 4014, ‘lon 71 steamships Tripoll, a1 peach orchard for the purpose, it 18 supposed, 0: rs bei stealing frmt, when he was observed and pursued Me age SS ee at “pieaimahip a aiey oe Havana July 9, ot 40. Te, by Donneily and bis dog, and got drowned while en- 18 38 2 8 g | Atlantic Mall Steamshi passengers, deavormng to escape by sWimuung across the canal. | Pee edhe, Steamship United jorton, New wed Tul ny ae 24, After the conclusion of the inquest Donnelly was 7 8 % 33 4 | Southwest Pasa hehe wiih \ tee and passengers, arrested and brought beiore Justice Millis, who minting are wy Ot of ‘Cape Pioricen Gaewes Tork: aay bound him-over tn the suum of $1,000 for his appear- Mn On B Bh. Oh goth, from New Orlesne for, New ance at the next term of court, oF 0 3-8] , Hesmenip Empice, Frit Wizaingion, NO, with mdse and ike, 1. ater Nentatip Fapita, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse, to J STATE PRISON MatTrens.--On Thursday evening, Gove, 35 Lorilia a " he 73 c 8 H Hark Stella (Br), Cain, Middiesborough, Eng, with railw after the deputy Keepers concluded thelr day’s | Mincher, 1 Hie Start, 25 | cto Mord & Hincken, Wont eshorg oh Dan Cocca thy labors, they were sammoned together by the princi Flycatcnes—ftooner, 2; Goldsmith, ellman, 1; Mincl Sel night of the 26cb inet, at 9:50 PM, in a dense fog; was got of gn the toh atl0 PM by the, At! fantis Submarine Wreeking Corapany after discharging about 100 tone of iron; received trifting damage, Bark Vivid ir), Philips, Ponce, PR, aud molasses, to Henry A it toinl, 18. 2; Pike, no, 2; Pearce, 25 Pearce, 1; Start, 3; Fer 1; Brown, 1 total, U1, Sinitb, 1; Fer. pal, who informed them that on and alter the 1at of Augnst they were expected to be im attendance at six o’clock each morning in order to be able to have the men at work by hall-past six, Under the terns M4 days, with sugar jad light winds und pit ont y Zann, 8}, Worthington, 6163 ee iene oe of the new contract the conviets in the shoe depart: Buck, 13 —total, 12. by— age . ment will be worked eleven hours 4 day and the da; ay ; Bellman, 6, Worthington, 1; Lennon, 1; Arm- wrihenit to tee Buk, ba’ Colcord, Anguilla, 14 days, keepers will have to oulcimic for twelve hours, Loni by--Start, 10; Smith, 1—total, 12. Ft i Coechell frorn, 99 deve, with mar- non-compliance with this order on the part of the Pearce, $; Smith, 2; PAE? Crane, Wj Pike, 2; | bie, raga ke to Munzipger “ fitziplo, Passed Gibraltar deputies will be punished with dismissal. During Foul Gate Steasii ana 24K ps ‘ ita rene gS winded AL ns bet ofthe pas ast is Vv 5 HH) oalis— nd, Ure au] Mr. Hennion’s harangne to his subaiterns he an. eae Terres mn jan roeR, Gewia won ABE py rag ee Bay fe nounced it as his policy to suppress everything of Sua bad Iigit winds and calma the entire Vatighen and. ‘Delane Mav. wolic interest that might transpire in the institue ~ Hon and admonished lie hearers to afford no infor} °™! ire Mi Baam, of the Powhatan ig Cuegn ofthe Fleet (hr, Balmano, Rio, Janeiro, Juns mation to the representatives of the press, Sal ie with ag eS esate a. to Bowring & Mutual ve. Social. Archibald, Crossed the Equator Ji ht winds ES¢aPe OF A CONVICT THROUGH THB NEGLIGENCE Th whole of the with the exception of 4. ain the NE ue Socials met the Mutuals yesterday at the Umon ‘ Fo iatai 3 OF THE AUTHORITIES.—A day or two ago, while a trades, June Ce se Se ie A. touee, Nel- zi x grounds, and, as the score below will slow, gave | son Burke, a native a Bt tS heen taken fy ia ing gang of convicts were engaged working in a corn ve 1 4 shake. The game opened | C2Bditlon; supposed to on, tae vetors field belonging to the prison, under the supervision | ‘#2 ¢%-champlons a good shake. ame oF ree could be 4 rather disastrously for the Socials, as the Mutuals in Rio the ata of deputy keeper Clayton, one of the number took the changes on the Bell to tue tune of fourteen jonging to him. ras buried the same advantage of the temporary absence of their boss, janes “a aay Uncle Sara, Christopher, Para July 8 with aud, repairing to the cartage house, divested him: | Tuns.~McKewan was then put in to pitch, and the | , Brig Uncle Bam, Christopher, Pare July 8, ee man's Ms self of bis prison Barb, and, donning the gone fleldeia, at the same time, becoming sharper at their | p: a July ri ae schr oe a oes hy i Fiver; @L, ‘ ut ans pect aha steamship Nor lo; don Dov, afer tatty ‘an tne re ease of 3 Work he aaa wig een pases: eere spoxe, Dark Storm (B ‘rom, for Hamburg. * ith hides, &c, to Mota ara, companions in misfortune, who, having put @ short Ume wserve, preferred remaining for the sake of ey distinguished himseif inthe fela, The fu Pie ee tual nine did very well in the field and looked on fea fi Sun (of New ‘irayen toL W TA ane . Reg the game more as practice for the contest to come off jetting some Ciothes and a little money at the ex- days, Fei sugar, Straten of their term. ‘the fugitive was sentenced | to-day with the a? land Club. an Les tae how- | Wonther during the passage. Souea in company with echr N for two years, and had only served three months, | ever, stowed that they possess splendid material | J Morris. It is sald that Mr. Ciayton was culied away from his | ®2d can give the strongest opponcats work euough gi Lisste (in), Btevony St ohne, FR, 16 days, witn sngar, men by ee principal op ad to attend to some | 6 beat a shia) acore oF the ee 18 hel sce Campbell, Had light winds and calms the entire visitors inside, As un anusual circum stance, no BOUTAL, uTUAL. 1, Fertisoment of the man’s escape has yet appeared to Be ee faked by Pelotly Enende Ueu'gue weather the local papers. the enti sisuibteon —-~ ot He | se Harry (of Machias). seus ape PR, 1 dave, with to Simonson & Ciapp. ‘winds WESTCHESTER COUNTY. G. ata +8 4] dnf’catma the entire i oe AAAA ARR Norton, «. “Taohe wonton Denn! Hodgkinson, Mayaguez, FR, 8 4 a with angar, to M en & Uo; vessel to Jonas Bmnith fon, Ff, MACHINERY ACCIDENT.—A man named Henry ‘4 7, Byrnes, 34 b ‘4 seouv: Mulhare, employed at the Mott Haven Iron Works, | Lalor, ist’ b.. ‘ wire hema tions Senet ee ae had one of his feet crushed in a shocking manner Total. n nee igs gta tA Savannah, 1, 6 days, with Inmber, between two cog wheels last Thursday. He was oe iL stu on, Tagine. ply conveyed to his Lome, where amputation of the in- Clube. Schr Katle J or, Farker, Aiezadria for New Haven. jured member was subsequently performed, Social... Schr Annie ‘Lewls "ayson, Balt! INpicrap YOR MURDER.—The Grand Jury, which Mytaal Sour Hattie Low hearer? Salisbury, Md, for Fairhaven, haa been sitting at Bedford during the present week, Beorers- Meesrt ech J D Ingraham, Dickinson, Philadelphia for Hart- has indicted William Carpenter for murder in the | mye—M Cla, oF the Oricatal of ¢, Lt will be recollected that Carpenter ts the neg who assaulted Peter Banta, Jr., with a razor at White Plains on the 7th inst., from the effects of which he Gea ima few days. Base Ball Notes, The Champions and Eagles had a fine gume yes- terday, in which the former were yictoricus, the ‘Schr Ella Jane, Dibble, with part of cargo of bark Stella, ashore at Deal Beach, NJ, to the Atlantic Submarine Wreck: ny Hiccner Roeseue, Wolcott, Deal, NJ, with bark Btella in tow, recently ashore, to the ‘Atlantic’ Submarine Wrecking Co, Cages Nee score standing 16 to 14. ‘The Duteh brie Symphatie, from Rio Janeiro, with coffee, THE NEWARK DROWNING “ACCIDENT. To-tay the Marylanders will play the Matuals at | 10 Kirkland & ‘on Bachs, is consigned to Messrs Boolen & the Union grounds, The Mutuals will appear in their new uniform (green stockings) and intend to make a good appearance and a good game. At the Capitoline the Stars and Harmonica will play this afternoon, and at the Park the Atalete Jantors will play the Osceolas for the championsip of the Park. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. fights B Miller, Chapman, Brown's Ranks for New \ rt, fel to 8 Beir A MC Smith, Harris, Brown's Banke for New York, with flab to HO Rodgers, Schr Wentworth, —- Hopton, for New York. Schr Judge Hopkin ‘Avery, Brookhaven tor New York, chr James K Polk, Buckiey, Westerly for New York, Sehr Josephine, Maxon, Westerly for Bllaabethport, with ural id Babb! Citnton for Albany. er seo he after for New York, ag Reading Rall No 46, Koss, Fall River for Hoho- ‘Sone Brazos, Kelsey, Providence for New York. Sebr 8 Brainard, jueil, Providence for New York. Verdict of the Coroner's Jury—The Owners und Officers of the Sleepy Hollow Severcly Ceusured, The coroner's inquest tonching the death by avowning of William #, Magee and Mrs. Mary Southard, who fell overboard wlule going ashore last Wednesday evening, was commented by Coro- ner Jolin F, Chase, at Newark, N. J., yesterday at nine A.M, Alter the father of the deceased woman had been examined the Rey, Father James T, Dal- ton stated that he was with the exeatsién party; A REMARKABLE CASE, “Plat Justide Raat Colum.” Last night at eleven o'clock one of the most re- markabie detective cases that has ever come before there were between 1,000 and 1,700 persons present; | the chief of the detective force or of the Metropoli- jad bay Rall oye ho Pe et MN al they arrived on their return at Nichols’ dock abont | tan Police force was brought to a successful con- Sehr George H Gail ry Hartford for Hobos eight o'clock P. M.; tt was very dark; @ plank about | clusion, ken Trimmer, —, H pial sot Manta Rt Ny eae tea, fet Wie Bowman ie New Havon fur News | i Little David, Blair, New aren Schr Joho O'Brien, Simpson, Ne Nebr ‘Lewis Cass, Aiken, Ni a) Atwater, Morgan, a yard wide waa placed from the vessel to the dock; avout three feet intervened; the plank slanted up- ward at an angie of about Mity-flve degrees; witness was in the gangway keeping the people bi would not allow the guard to be taken away anti the plank was brought; two deck hands were stationed on r. Magee stood oppo About the 24th of May last the room of Mra, Stone, 4 boarder in the house of Mrs, Gleason, No. 140 Weat Fourth street, was burglariously entered between five ana six o’elock P, M. and robbed of $700 worth of wearing apparel. About that hour a German muste teacher from Bloomingdale, tL, w Haven for Hoboken. aw “Haven for New Bruna New Bere for Baltimore, either aide of the gangway; site witness: t uietly at " rietta, Ril for Hoboken, first one by one: tt 5 ion yer, a shore | Named Herr Vou Blsner, took lodgings at the above | BMT Gondwin Fisher, New Haven for Trenton. some fifteen minutes afterwards, The remainder of | number, and suspicions fell upon him as the bur- Schr Jobn D Buckiew, Robins, New Haven for New Bruns: "ie EM Wells, Kelsey, Ly ced for New York, “hr Lizale A Toles, sport for ivan. Be f ee Railroad Ms a att ', Bridgepor ly Doe, Richardson, Norwalk for New York, wri “WiGaes ‘Seftorsony ‘Tiompeon, Stamford tor Now if Connecticut, Saunders, Stamford for Hoboken, Schr David J Anderson, Pettigrow, Port Chester for New Father Daiton’s testimony went to show that he had | had some controversy With tne Lands about another gang plank, Lui they said they could get none; that all had got ashore salely but about 100 when the ac- cident occurred; that he did not think the an pat paid the ettention which was ordinaril: to the landing of passengers, and that wens two employes named had kops their aie 4 the accident would not have hap wiar. Captain Patrick McCaffrey of the Fifteenth precinct ordered detective Tulley to arrest Von Elsner as the burglar, Tulley made the arrest under protest and the poor German was locked up for seven days by order of Justice Dodge, of Jetfeson Market Police Court, who refused w receive bail from reputable gentiemen who ten for Pijla- or two oiler witnesses were examined, and an Sehr Pacific, Wass, Flushing for New York, dered it, Mr. Dodge retained Von Elsner for some Huntin, for New York, adjournment took piace till alternoon. About 8X i Bohr ja S bwan, Koapp seven days, and finally discharged him, Von Eisner having peoved an alibi by some six witnesses, So much, then, for the evidence before the court. rr. ‘Tally during these legal proceedings had an opportunity of fe AY the physiognomy of ‘Witnesses, and was convinced that the rovver, bated committed by one of Mrs. Gleason’s colored yants. The case has been in embryo ever ince: 1 in the meautime Tuily has been promoted to the Central Bay for New ¥ Ire” Oyster fay for New Vork. “a Bh wouse: fender, for New o'clock the jnry, after a short deliberation, rendered a Verdict that the deceased (William P. Magee) had come his death by drowning, having accidentally fallen overboard from the deck of the steamboat Sleepy Hollow, and censuring the owners and ollice! of the boat for carelessness and negiigence, A situilar verdict was returaed tn the case of Mra. Southard, Tho obsequies of the deceased were attended by large crowds of people yesterday. A Brown, Magu r Godfrey, Baker, noun Rehr Reading Railroad Ne Hw ‘Coreen, Philadelphia for ‘hr ‘Renting Rallrosd Wo — Weeks, Phitadelphis for Neu hindden, Wainwright, Philadelphia for New Ha: fois iicitwesbceiititereostigipealh Office squad, but has made it See vara a tne Smith, Poi Hn for Myatio. that has sat a8 an incubus upon him. Yew. Bidrtlge, rT ACCIDENT ON THE LONO ISLAND SHORE, oliayeveniug he arrested. Mary Stanuon, one at ATH ss shy fr Moe roriden ‘Three Persons Drowned While Bathing, — | We colored servants that testilied oeatuet tte port ude Pon sours At Southampton, L. 1, late in the afternoon of os oie Headquarters. She was ‘Thursday, Mr. Charies Meyon, who had an advertis- | io the act of removing rom bg Glea- son's house about Bro; ty stolen from Mrs. as Inade important arauetons Tanphoatiag ada in high standing in this community, w! boarders in the house at the time of the Mr, Tully promises that he will clear up this, re- Se repvery and burglary before he abandons ing agency at No, 37 Park row, bis wife and the governess of his children went in to bathe, Mra. Moyen was first to feel the “undertow” of the water, and she called for assisiance, The governess went towards her and so did Mr, Meyen, but it that w for Newport. i carried out, nid belore help could ‘ine. fact of poor Van Rimer's tncarceration nt wanton acer Fup bodioe ‘of We ‘appeared ip the ‘ier fot Providence. ae.) GUBURBAD INTELLIGENCE |{emmisjuenmaramwcmnoeucs uoe| *REOSINTNGE, SC STANTON STREET. dow oi: SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE Rearurenting to asetne exouy of ihe ohiioren. There Geierenagioueas aay artoechiaet- PE | way eee eemsroener ise oveng « re | it nine tae ‘ NEW JERSEY. Aiko boarding house of MIS. Post at Souunampeons | Toke Out im the four story brick building No. 64 “Toke Karen fierietem for the seasons ‘Thus in the miset of ie'we ave im | Stanton streot, occupied by Mrs, Lehman as a lager York for Boston, Jeraey City. om, eer saloon and boarding houge. The origin of the or New York for —. Frnn—Ganr on's foundry, at ‘the corer of South | 990 FELLOWS PRERENTATION AT KEW HAVER, COM, | Mim. "Tannen droppea “bond “too. bar,” Upon BELOW. paepieabeornpedat he buliing — ap Se The hall of Oda Fellows Building was filled to hman rushed Melciatt net nave tha cies but be- watt eh Meldruen, toe Calcutts April 4. vars oy. Hi, lat 8515, 1on 74.05, Cleared 22 Sedgley, Baltinore, Tn port son, unc Falmouth Hey weep Freothy, do ns i Juine 32 Arrived, fobrs Mischief, jGramale palimore (and clented July? on via. ard Ban Salvador): ort. July 1 Verte, Ro fork (no cleared 12th for Harbor Island); ville’ ab, rigs Aan Juan, falar ae NY y Pierce, Townsend, Boston (and cleat A David Owen, Chadbourne, Bath, Ate os bee lor tr Knight ‘eam Baltiore: acl ‘Suid ah iii et Hs fs Sa from Cape Breton (by eliot att inh ho one merci ag ANE fos ee — . Marine Disasters. part a gyri. which fest hee eter on, Wale success ent at the. "k “Alans Taseutise ‘avout of railroad gad irony ir sisamar masouse Irom aad poate ‘uadtie Dock by the BK ‘for gan Francie, eee Loy me ‘Sangor Say hy gems would detain her ssbout 6 be Bria Lah Br), Ps ti for Bauimore, vi with wong PR OR ea Hatead Bab inet, nn Endicot ni ote Hettle Bouts alls alle te on Wednesdi ice 0 ‘and ‘liged, ol ny event pen tse racks, appar: tly quife eaays STEAMER STAR oF THY East, went ashore morni: f 8th, in nok eet dier's Reach, where abe lay a Sanenee rt was relieved by the damage, poesia Purser Hempstead, of the steamship Eagle, from Aaraoe and Nassau, bas our thanks for his courtesies, SuPrLEMENT Nol, for August 1, of the American Lioya’e Universal Record of Shipping, has been received from Cap- tain Thos D Taylor, 85 Wat and 13 Broad streets, where it as first issued by him in 1857, Some new. siearsabl ships, barks nad brigs arg noted for tho tirst wane ta, tts: publication, Whnalemen. Bhip Rese Morris, Howiand, ot NB, oyist at bar June, ats having taken 250 bbis 94 ala nee leaving mate, te Green, had 20 ba firey Arnold, Sul \f ‘anes Arnol ivan, of NB Islands Aprit29, with 2900 bbs ap ol ne ree fe Bound oo All well. jark, Callao, of NB, was off Norfolk Islands March: Pvith be) bole spall ‘on board. All well py hry EN Capt Pe Of bark Coal, of NB, gates her at seay olf New Zealand, with $50 board. All well. Reports pril 14, bare Allen, NB, from “Rottiwaaly woe ported lle he was ow shore, shi Neato a ti 1 nor’ Ly and second oilicers, Field" and Ratoar togehuer with thrus, poaiateonaee ond te cooper, Took a boat, Ail tusie slothlngy provisions ey ad de- Dexter, serted from the ship, Spoken. paste ay lon, fs from New York for San Franeleco, a El outs J a a ion 10 from Baitimore for Porto Rico, 6 “Te Yndia, from New a, Bel iy 2, cara ton 63 34, ‘York for Trinidad, July 25, lat 8317, et eS ms b Hatfield (Br), from Middlesboro: for mada ayia tment te wee ane Birk Limerlok “Lasse trom New York for New v, Bhi H Kennedy from New York for Savannah, lat 35 Ha Foreign Ports. ¥ mrtg atone July 15—In port schr Frances Smith, for New ‘ork in BARACOA, July 17—In port schr Clara Montgomery, for NYor'! ftp July 22—Arrived, bark Eliza Barss, Conyers, CARDENAS, it Ae-atiod bark Geo W. perio man, Live sh nese JW Sponcer, Lee (or Remedion Coa. York in @éaye, vey, bec, Gaps Hatteras, es Jeary oar ee ee oe ew port bark J rapeaeien pa gl Me ee card, Gard Dardste, (0F Mork ind: aoe do sh, acbr Aanle rng, Hoteoson, York: Gvawtax sno, say oe ies (nu port brigs Montrose, and Maria ‘k H D Stover, Paine, New Crowell, for rT Arrived, bar! H Red- labile, amon Renton nent nied States Tarvin, Tith, ship Harvest Home, Diakey, Sierra Morena. me 2 ich Mary’ An MeCunn, Whitmore,-Philadel: sta MATANZA6, July 17—Arrived, schr Lucy W Alexander, |, Baltimore; ‘Lamp! ir, Bureh, area ‘Thowy won, Bel imo} lighter, ‘jad. Me Presi. Niet g ar reethy, Fernand Waterhouse, T urs atieg 16th, brigs Gag i ‘Chiao, Rei Portland; Owen, Guptilt, eat York; Ocean Ex; t. (Bn, Lewis, Ponda uh, brig Ante ban Jenne, Bh ; nee CBr)! Guok, NYurk; ist, 3’ Biekmord, iii id, bark Gertrude, Atherton, NYork; brig erry, tag mse iia and Acacia, Robin Ghapmen, id Potter Br) rai vine! lt Se wucayasies j,tngmpaon for Ba port nt Fannie Butler, for brig Tula, Reod, noc. & ioe ‘fe 4th, een Nb, Holmes! Hole via Rum Cay); beats schr Brilliant, nSnlled Joly & steamship Australi, Draper, Savanila via July 8—In port schr Francis EB Davis, for NYork isi. trots pon JURENBTOWN, J 11:30 PM. Povtenn ateamabip Sco- rere asa to ae A or eae” ‘Suly H—in port brig, Ratahdin, Seun- a In Tedd (Br carga Whe! Biprordand nal Genel r eeriogs, Patterson, oF dv Pedrtok, for oe Tab, brig. Rott, gaatward of atie (dir, N'Yorks evi e ed Arrired: Matilda B, Sorway wra, Brown, Yorks 10th, mater " . sent ae joautis, F TniwrDap, July 18—Areived, val Jos niag Eaton, Marshall, ra, Balled 16ih, bark Pleiades, Packard, NYork. American Ports. Hunter'e rau ef rare 0) jc ved, achrs Almira (Bi Ponniaainy Babonr ten Nello, A en ‘Senator, Paulin, and J at Olio ries i vont cn ‘brinest ees ARB. iT tau Prince; scbra Aa Riven momar ria Pinkbase (air), Plakbate, ip Prince Patrick. ved, bark ‘Witch, Hopkins, Palermo; brig Ouba ‘ON, July 2-—Cleared, brige Manzanilla, Py aloe NY; Heninden 3, Perkins, Fernandina; seein out, bark Aristides, f, Jacl prey Ss pms a for io oatiairo "ami ‘i july 87—Arrived, scbt Clara Rankin, Re sail ee XeRowell (new, Of Botton, #8 Beanie pat, wae sobre can a baape th —i Eleanor ig Pee Bore AR Pitta Trig Geo We ohanm Boson, Poransne; ochre Momaae © aie’ Miahoas a steamsbip. Hei co Nyork. Cleared 80 f Rmeline. Par, eANCIBCO, July Te aaileds a op Focabsntan, Joha- WATT, July 26—Clearod, brig Stadt Rarel weatae me ‘Janeiro; chr Central America, win SALEM, July 89—Arrived, brig Potomac, “Burne, nati. (Africa, has A NEW STORY, NEW STORY, NEW STORY. NBW SFO STORY. LI DING HEART; ‘THE BLE! er BT; SUE REJECTED LOVER'S RvEgSE: THE REJECTED ants ae PInEeIDy COMP: riseeiee FIRESI DE FIRESIDE OO TUESDAY, ae % “[REOLUTE DIVORCES LHOALLY OBTAIN Gap Also Notary, a hae and nia Cmmilone at rad ie ENT BaoLurR, 'R DIVORCES OBTA NED IN Durrne ‘ithe iF bitetty ; IN free. vance, Advice tree , HOUSE, 78 Ni ONS. ENUARGED, J AND, QUtieaien ot the tes. cared by Dr, BAG way. Marerc io al sargenee. ORNS OR BUNIONS CURED FOR LA; CENTS. ‘Dr. BACKETT, __897 Want sixteenth at., between Seventh at find Eighth aba, T)YSPersia, PHTAISL CONSTIPATION, | RAK: ‘on opto arate Mae donand by 1, DU BAR D KNOW WHERE taf ace Mol end an a 1D as is tes and Provit av eae valle it the Baye wa aka Rae ‘8 ELIXIR OF Yee BA! * aoe article, and eer eat tonic, ia eyapedii and iis Stee ESR ta parti THe SAMPOON “iia COMFARY, na, Wotan ’ ies Wiliams stress 8 THEO on Hs , >" 40 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Manufacture and have constantly on band for Lock, Railroad Traok, Hay, Com, Cattle, Warehonee and very variety of smaller Seales, ie ennte ine the pubite porweasen nthe wane ie! ity, accuracy ural Bra exnetens of wijusuivent wad dap pualiny ¥ 4DF whi Botona to fe SAMPSON COMBINATION.