The New York Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1869, Page 10

10 LABOR MOVEMENTS. The Tailorw Strike. ‘The committee of the tailors were in session yee derday; but the dnain thing done was to send a com- mittee around among the clothing manufacturers ‘who employ Hands, but work for wholesale houses, vo yet em to join imme strike by demanding We same increase of rates for their work that the joar- meymen tailors are demanding, No new clothing firms were visited wy the committee, and ne other firms beyond the four already mentioned have as ye reed to the Mcfeasea wages. ero-day the strReers intend to retmrn all the work they nave in band to-tneir employers ines present mished conden. tne condition of some of the journeymen tailors and their families is, stated to be pital, owing rave ef wages heretofore paid we potwomen, wives Of journeymnen tallors, were among those standing guard yesterday over the shops on bewaif of the strikers, The Shop Tailors’ Strike. But very little progress has been made by the shop tailors iu their strike. The committee sat all day at 42 avenve A anJ several shop meetings took place ast might, but the men seem ¢o see that the fight vefore them wili be long and severe, and the main business transacted Was the'thorough organization of tee shops on a war footing. It was an- pounced last migot that Deviin had shown siges of relenting, but no satisfactory im- formation can be obtained till to-day, when committee will wait on the firm and arrive at something definite. Fechheimer & Goodkind sent fer tier men yesterday, but wien the committee arrived they conid not come to terms, and matters Wiih Unis shop are in slatu quo. ‘Lhe foloWing 18 @ list of the firms who have re- fused sign the price bills:—Deviin & Co., Grand vet; Fechhetmer & Goodkind, Murray and Church S$; iastings & Heusting, 265 Broadway; Strauss & Gantin, 14 Vesey street: Wilde, Peari street; Kindskop!, Water street; Langstreet, White street; Ehueid & Levy, Church street; Manersxa, 20 Cuurcu street; Sonnevorn, Church street; Hamer- jough, 403 Broadway; Wolfenstein, Vesey street; Bernieimer, White street; Baum & Schrier, Hott mann & estuann, Worth street; Dayton, Cham- rs street; Hircosiud & Adler, White street. No new acts of violence againsé watchmen have been reported, and this 1s due mainly vo the fact that miauy of tae men on strike have employed their wives to'act as detectives in their stead, and these feinale detectives do their duty. New Sireugtu Was gamed by tae strikers yesterday by tue adhesion of tue men employed by the manu- tector rho will strike to-day. Severai of the Mavuluciurers themselves have promised aid, and two firys have agreed to close their workshops til the ciociers give in. Strike of the Bank Plate Printers=The New Currency Printing~The Government and the Plate Printers in Accord—Mutual Case ot More “Stamps” Wanted—The Bank Note Printing Companies Agree with the Government, Yet Disagree with the Printers. With the exception of the five dollar national bank notes, which are printed by the Continental Bauk Note Company of tnis city, all the printing of United States currency 18 done for the government by the National Bank Note Company, of No. 1 Wall Sirect, and by the American Bank Note Company, of 142 Broadway. A large part of this class of printing was formeriy done at the government works in Washington, but when it was decided to issue the mew ten, iifteen, twenty-five and flity cent frac- tional currency, some of which is already in circulation, the authorities at Washington found tat the work could be done more cheaply by the iirms in New York than by the government them- selves, Hence a contract was concluded by which the two companies above referred to should print the whole of the new fractional currency, and they have been of late pusily employed upon the work. ‘The recent strike, however, of the greater number of the plate printers of the National Bank Note Com- pany, and a commotion among the printers of the American Bavk Note Company, have threatened to de.ay the carrying out of these contracts with the United States government, and consequently the msuing, as rapidly as desirable, of a requisite amount of the new fractional currency. Most of the men employed in this class of work have been appren- laces of these companies, and have been employed by tuem for years. The wages paid them are much larger thau those paid to almost every other class of mechanical workmen, The work 1s paid for by the pecs and as there 1s always an abundance of it to e done 4 fuir Workman can with about eight hours’ Work a day carn forty dollars or more a week. Each of toe two compauies at present engaged in oe ing the uew fractional currency has orders ey on hand to keep their entire force fully employed fo: @ ver, even should no further orders come in during that ume. Both companies execute fine prinung for suercantile firms, so that the | apne ge print- ing is, alter all, UU a minor though very important = of tneir business. At the time of the strike in ue National Company seveuty-six men were em- ployed there. THE STRIKE AND ITS IMMEDIATE CAUSE. The plate printers have for three ber past been paid the same scale Of prices from a Nxed tariff; and as the wages earned were unusually good no de- Mand for an incre.se had up to the present strike been made, The plates used in printing the new factional currency are two inches wider, but one mech shorter, and it ‘s said require more ume and javor to prit fom than tose with which the men nad previous'y been accustomed to work. When the printing of the new currency was begun no com- Jain seems Lo bave been made on this ground; but st week @ movement was started among a few of ue plate prinvers of the Nationa! Bank Note Com- pauy, gud, spreading, hud gained suiicient strength am nz the men to make them feel confident of success in making a demand for an increase of wages. Accordingly, on the 26th of July a paper, signed by three of the men, asking for an in- creuse oi ten cents additionai for every 100 im; aod siuns made by the new plates, was sent tn, men, who seemed to be the prime movers’ in the Muvyement which threatened a strike, were imme- diately dismissed, and the remainder of the men were inlormed that any grounds of complaint they might have on the scure of wages must be repre- seu ed irom them as @ vody, and laid in proper forin besore the directors of the company for their de- cision. Forty-four of the men, however, sympa- tized with the three who bad already taken the ative, and struck on the 28th of July. The strike ‘ounded entirely On the new fractional currency work Wich at present is being Bal Tor at prices based on that paid for legal tender work, which is printed from piates of fourteen by nine inches, iuis secisive action on tne part of the printers of tie Nauvnal Bank Note Company caused naturally some commotion among their brotuer printers in the American Bank Note Company, The men who led the movement which brought on a sirike m the National Company bad buc .a short time ago, on - closiug Of the government works in Washingto cone to New York. to Work. "Their Fealdence at the heauquarters of diplomacy seems to have given tuem & sharp Conception of “the situation,” for they aryued that as the government was anxtous to get the new currency mv general circulation as quickly us possibic the companies which had taken the contract for the printing of it woud be compelled to yield to the demand of the men ratuer tan break their concract with the gov- of the case was probably im- winds of the printers of the Amen- ompany, but it Was met so promptly by tue tuat lor the present the movement towards a strike seems to have veen entirely checked, A com- munication was addressed to the secretary of the latter company, aeking for a stmilar advance and based on the same grounds as that of the printers of nal Company. On ‘hursday last the Note Company repiied that in view of the Americar Agitation just commencing within the office and of tie cu ces Which Had already transpired, it became necessary to know at once who wis willlug to stay and who «desired to g No increase “in wages could —_be gianted, and those who were dissatisfied With the prices now paid were rly t Were. ‘Luis mod cas en quicied whatever arisen, and w auy further parleying the "quest on Of au wages Was dropped. She uiuunatu of “More pay, or we strike," liad not beeu pieseuted by the print ers of Uiié Company, as it had by some Of those mn + We employ of the National Bank Note Company, “THE SITUATION," therefore, as the plate printers of diplomatic expe- Fieuce would Lert Ll, ts as follows:—She printers of the American Bank Nove Cowpany are pursuing the even tenor of their way and harmoniousiy st work on the new fractional currency. Forty-seven of the men of the National Bank Note Company are on strike and twenty-nine of them At Work, 80 Chat there, also, something is bern; ne towards putting new ‘#tamps’’ into circula- a tion. Tue company ts still willing to receive back of the men on strike except the leaders, who originaily dismissed. To guard, however, against contingencies, tue men formeily employed by Cis cotapany tn 1862 and 1863 have been adver- tized for, and the addresses of a, targe uumber of them obtained, go that should the men on strike resuse to recede from their position soon their places wil be tiled by tormer employes. The bank note companies contend that they make scarcely any prot on their contracts for printing tue currency for the government, But these firms do a large busi- ness with mercantiie houses not only here but nan ciaily the Natioual Bank Note Company) in South America and in Europe; and the principal object in making contracts witb the begga is to enable the companies to always have @ sufficiently large force on hand to meet large orders from abroad, for printers capaole of doing this One class of work can- not readily be had when wanted, and are, as a usual thing, kept tully occupled for years in the same com- pany. Wages of Stone Masons, It was inadvertentiy stated a few days ago that the stone masons of this city received oniy $4 25 per day, Members of the craft get five doliara per day, aud plenty of work at vias price, The Stouccutter’s “AsOCIQHIUD IS a No UisMing Orgauization, NEW YURK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, Vie SHEET. Se he ecias eel A t belay madoyclemprary Faad d tra the Power slevated 3 iscatoptric or by reflectors. i at nano, Hydrographic Oftice, pat Poenee Giheahar June 7; bad re | a Sestes Cleared Sts, Patera geiy 0 led, THE TAL/yne PICNIC. nein, J The seventh amy.us! picnic of the Working ‘Tatiora’ Protective and Benevolent Union came off yesterday, and ¥vas all that coula be desired by the A procession was formed at No. 10 Stanton street in tae morning, end was composed of five divistous, with three aids to each, bands of music, banners and similar festive decora- tons; and, whether mtended as a demonstration it was @& most imposing one, more than 2,000 persons joining in wationalities were represented in it, tne display of fags was necessarily international, with the ex- ception of that of the British Consul here, which G. F. T, has somehow or other forgotten to tear down. The route taken by the procession was down the Bowery, along Cana) street, then up Broadway, round Union square and by Fourth avenue to Cooper Insti- tute and Sixth street, and from thence to avenue A and Second street, finishing the line of march at Cooper Institute, where an enormous relay of horse cars awaited the pleasure seekers and conveyed them to Jones’ Wood. Ail along the route taken by the procession were cular class which will always simiiar exhibitions; ressiong Of sympathy were not at Lnis trade is res, Arrived at Jones’ Wood, the real day began; smail at Orst, but beautifully mcreasing in numbers as each car deposited its living freight, the crowd stormed every availabie nook and corner of the Easr river retreat for workingmen on & frolic, and the fun grew jast and furions. By three o'clock in the afternoon there were at least 8,000 persons on grounds, and the din of voices all raised in tue excitement a day's holiday produces in wor! Germans are proverbiaily thirsty souls, but Irishmen, Frenchmen and Engiish- men are not averse to the Teutonic beverage, which, if it does not cheer so much a8 fusil oi), 18 certainly Not so ineoriating, and the amount of Jager drank ou the grounds yesterday can only be guessed at, and will be to-day to the thirsty throats which gulped whole glasses down at one fell stroke a sec- ond editicn of antalus’ doom, the amount of guazlin; picnic party were people's ideas, the THE NATIONAL GAME. Eckford vo Oriental, ‘The champions narrewly escaped defeat yewwerday ‘at tne hands of—what was looked upon by tiem as @ second class club—the Orientals. This statement May seem somewhat strange when the score shows ‘that the champions won by & score of more than ‘The assertion is made on the ground of the batting and with the “if had all the chances Offered been taken by the fielders. The batting score shows that the young Orientals did more safe batting than the champions and yet were defeated, champions foolishly imagined that they had a “sure thing,” and, therefore, the full nine was not on These “sure things” in base ball are danger- ous things to trust. How the absentees would open their eyes if they should near that the score of whe game was 10to7, with the “secona class’ club in the van. The Orientals, although playing very nicely at the start, with two or three exceptions, Seemed to have an idea that they could not win the game, and tat they were expected best they could to keep down the score, acted to their detriment, and had gone into the game with the determination to win, “and worked as they afterwards showed they could, the Eckfords should not have scored arun before she fifth inning, while the Orientals were entitied to ail they had scored, on account of their batting. When they found themselves taking the lead they became somewhat exciied, and this acted as badly on some as did the first idea of no chance to win.” In this was shown the great fault under which tney labored—want of confidence, Their batting was gooa, first class, a8 the score will show; their outflelding at left and centre could scarcely be and their inflelding with the excep- ase aud short, Was all that any club could desire. Fitzsimmons 18 an easy, graceful and effective pitcher, and had he been properly sup: ported at short and *tturd would no doubt have given the champlons cause to regret their “reckon- ing Without weir host.” Vhat only two catches were made in the outer field on the Eckford side, so that 1t may be seen Martin was as eiicient as ever with his funny drop. Grum, the sturdy veteran, who took the place of one oi the “heavy weights” in the nine, captured a foul bound at left field after a ver at centre field, made some bi catches and received rounds of applause for his It 1s unnecessary to particularize The game was played in a quiet, steady, good-natured style, and the following score will giv' pot map aainana Whatever details may Light winds re moe fe Honk Unione go Fubar Cavan L changed es (NG), Ritter, Falmouth, E York; brig RM Heslen, Jones, July 16—Arrived, bark NI My § ive Merrimac, Nichols, Baltimore American Ports. BOSTON. Aug 1—Arrived, bark White Cloud, ¥ oer e's Bunn Burlingame, ‘Baris time Light would ag Most sanguine member, or len eae eh tah oe We eee ‘off the Cape, ares Bark Wavelet welet (Br), Gittings Rio Janeiro 50 care we coffee and 6 passe: Brothers & poet fo jon 3017 Ws had light winds ark Bien Baraa (ie iro to jorman Harvey, August 1, int $7 40 Ny iasdks back Talos None Tat big pre Ohare Teldoa pat Lange Had boary weniher of Jane Se fourm ooaet—ALTRRATION tant, Somes,“ : ‘urs Arch Babcock, man, SAW Williams, Wi R Lo Vidnnen oa 4 shi A Ase mo ickeraon, 19 Frenel has that the aon been made in ihe fight at Bt Tropes, wo The light 1s now elevated 51 feet above the level of the weather should be seen’ from a distance of ce aeeE |§ ee and William R and tnd Zaimpa, Huntey, do, ley, South Amboy ; Belle, he mt creme eed ae ‘The iron pillar which ol , | sei io in lat 48 16 93 ‘AFEBICA—NORTH COAST—ALGRRIA—FIZED LIGHT ON CAPE et et given, ne m cae Sour lear weather should be seen from 31 mi nae ifamfuating apparatus fi dioptric or by lenses, of the attached to the north side of ny as glven, i# in lat 37 0b N, "e Hincken, no date; in my eri “apnea (o! ‘Van Galen i nae ve ‘Zoon, Pedane, 1 with indae to order. June 12, lat 8. Farle tberese Br), from Golombe for ene aR ‘rom id tor ‘60 W, bark jo1 Ni Jong Biss a stp showing: richer wana nd iz, io esas fo 8, tong erat Ww, font Fane | the Oy te Qds eit in hiladeiphia, loading; brig Charles 8. Belfountain, Cow Bay, 18 days, with ad light winds and thick we most of the Pitney Jan pai vadat B Gatiosishta aon ‘Yorks Brpren,” Kenta \d SE to S, steamer | Beri and Scotia Queer. nt The prectipeh will bea of the and in 2d—, era George. ppold, man, from ry aueae bac 7, "Gntwell (Br), Crowal with Sugar: to Moses Tay Qply to do the | moe ce ‘A Rowell, for Pt The tower is built of ato 4 . sue beepers dalla ni Townsend, Nassau; 3 Meape bt ph kuniWone ing Bieurede Steatiahl and Havana; bark Rosario (Br), Hamilton, Laver Rio Janeiro ‘and a market; trom dae gore J Harvey, from crowds of that caeer ana applau there genume ex wanting to show tl By command of helt Lord (0 HENRY Y RicuARDS, Hy drorre her, Hydrographic ofllce, Admiralty, London, June 23, I OHINA—YANG-T8E RIVED ALTERATION OF KINTOAN BEA- Information has been receive ria the the fchowiny tea hag been made m the Kinioan Beacot ‘The light fs now a bappe DIRROTIONS—Vessels stan will lose sight of the light on a! warning to tack or keep more to the porthward, RED AND WHITE LIGHT OF 1 KINTOAN SMALL BEACON. ‘the Harbor daster vt Shanghae Light bas been established in a amal beacon soith bank of the Yang-tse, 5 miles tothe NW of Kintoan tie Light is a fixed red and white ¢. light, red between the by N 3g N, and white between the e river. The red light uiaite wali Ty seat weatuen from a distance of about 4 miles, and the white light 6 miles. The red libht ts xeon towards the Block House Shoal. vs Brale but here and july 81—Arrived, ees Pembroke (Br), Central America, from mtr ‘or lew ‘Schr WI Holmes, Ward, Orient Bay, St, Martin with saltto Woodru@ & Robinson, Vessel to Master, usiness of the esl cea (Br ht, Boston; scbi ols, New Bediord) Union Fi Maloney, Boston; Harry Campbell, MoGre Lisp, Boston: Moonlight Bri Renator Wade, Talitey’ ergy Salled—Steamshi aN 8 aes, ‘Schr Finback, (of Boston), Graham, Harbor Cad tare, 'te Flint Gov of Boston Sclr Jefferson Borden (of Fali River), Hall, Gow Bay, CB, 12 days, with coal to the lockbouse, Mining Co; vessel to master; thas been 6 days from Cape Cod, with light winds, calms and thick fog. Schr iting Dove (of Calaiay, Wooster, Jacksonville, 8 days, or, NYork Lucy my Rnb, Brooklyn g Freeman, Hawes, i bark Mindora; brige Harriety B. Ry July. aver he sare Abbott Lawrence, Ober, Puedes Jas Henry, Oliver, NYO sailed — Sours Telesrabh, Wehiwort, NYork; Judge Tens ney, Kavani vi ARLE BARON, Tuly’80—Salled, brig Manzanillo, Pers yi Arrrved, steamship Saragonsa, do; Ellon Marin, Belfast, Me; and ‘Suliote. Rock; RTRESS MONROE Foley, Georgetown, DC, for Boston, ' Allee, (rom Norfolk for the West Indies uly 8 Arrived, schr Hudson, Champliny ork. Sailed—Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy; Pavilion, Brightmang ‘uly 3h raled, sehr JM Richards, NYork ; 25th, brig Benjamin Carver, Meyers, Philadel= July Sl—Arrived, acht JV Weliington, ha Tiunter, Howitt, Boston, ae Arti ed, aches "Tioratio Nichols ght, of the Mth order. a Wag W bearting; this improved on, men was déatening. haa given notice that a ae Parrtaakel Philadelphia for Providence. Strout, Cherrytield, 7 Bene Eupedie. Brackett, Schr Win F Burden, Schr Alaska, \of Cherrytiel with lumber, to Simpson & Clapp. RevurNep—Steamshtp Champion, Lockwood, hence July Had reached Cape May Lightship, when the crank pin of port engine broke, and returned to repair it; will resume her voyage when repairs are completed, Elise, from Leghorn, which arrived Slst, ia con- endt. Tetens & Bockmann. Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Brig Memphis (Br), Sandford, New Haven for New York. JAKowe, Chapman, George's Kauks, dish to 8B Miller. Mee Eliza, Jerome, Brown's Banks, with fish, to 8 W Hi a an fir American Chief, Snow, Rockiand, with lime, to WS Brown. Schr Clarabelle, Nickerson, Rockport f Schr EA Elliot, Portiand, & Sctir BF Brainard, Anderson, Portland for New York, Schr Julia Ann, Wells, Boston for New York, with oats, to Baker & Montonl. “'iSchr Geo W Whistler, Finney, Boston for New/York, Ser Niger, thompson, isostoh for ‘sew York. yer, Crosby, Boston for New York. Schr Charles Terrill, Chase, Boston (or New York. Schr Hickman, Small, Boston for Ambo; |, Nickerson, Boston for rd, Howditeh, Boston for Philadelphia, my Cape Cod for New York. Schr Glenwood, Dickersory Hortou's Point for Philadel- phia, Behr Geo B Trigg, Linekin, Gloucester, 8 days, with fib, wn. Schr Ada Herbert, Solmes, Gloucester, 8 days, with fab, 3 ds from Gloucester for New Henry A Zaleer, Bowman, New Bedford for New Chase, New Bedford for New York. Mangham, Chase, New Bedford (or New York. jobbing, New. Bedford for New York. ze es, New Bedford for New Yorl , New eae for New York. bearings 8 by W 34 W bes The figures below show ‘Notwithstanding 91 for Charleston. done but very tew of the a y 2—Arrived, schr Daniel 8 og BFACON ON BLOOK HOUSE 6TOAL. Tho Screw Plie Beacon has been replaced on the Block House Shoai, with the following bearings :— Kintoan Lighthouse, 8 by W. Sinall Lighthouse “iD the Roady bel vetter for thelr’ drink. ‘Here Seer and there stretched on the grass might have been seen exaggerated ‘Is formed by gen.iemen who had imbibed Ue invariable giass loo mu h,. attended with scarcely an exception by some careful spouse Or sweetheart til tue cool evening breeze aroused ihe drowsy ones to fresh energy. The “sports” in the park were well patronized, not to say monopo- A velocipede school was in fuil blast al shooung did not bowling saloons and hard ran, Smith, ant and dificult Minerva, Brihtman, 4 ve Nora WN. Se, & feet water ai low water springs, and the une part ofthe baskets 4 eel above hgh water. HENRY RICHARDS, eae Hydrographic oilice, Admiralty, London, June 22, 1819. Whalemen, darrized at Provincetown Sith, achrs Nellie F Putnato, Dy Ailantic Ocean, Chareston ground and Suv do, wh oil, jaying generally. Brown, Nvork; th, E Cleared 28th, steamer NDonlaorg. Th it at schrs Clara ‘Langdon, Pinkham, NYork ;,'26t) any, Philadelphia. i GE ith, John $ Moulton, Crowley, Philadelphia; ist, Marietia Mary Price, Ferguson, and Mery J Fisher, Law? adel ORL IANS, Aug 1—Sailed, steamship Sherman, Henry, i’Arriveds steamship Gen Meado, Sampson, NYork. -Arrived, sehr Lucy C! ndou Balled 2 7th, schr Jesse B Allen, Case, Philadelphia. a RD, July 8)—Arri vet, achred PCake, Endhe st, Ocean Wave, Baker, Philadelphiag ba = i Sharp, Port Johnson; Isaac H NEWPORT, July 90-—Sailed, schra Ide della Torre, Davie Fall River for'NYork ; CL Loverin 4 ., the cock ‘horse galley each found thetr votaries, Tue great attracuion were the swi gs (eight im number), which never ceased to rock rom sudday to midnignt, a crowd of connoisseurs in hosiery being in attendance who Of course the slaves of ‘Terpsicnore had a good time of 1, Three dancing stands creaked and groaned, partly under the undue weight they were expected to bear, and partly at the music, which was villanous, Toom, at eigut P. M. had some 1,500 couples all at work at the saue moment, while the others were correspondingly patronized. ‘fue dining arraogemeuts were left partly to the ly to chance—that is to say, the cuisine of the proprietors of the park and the edibles to be obtulued in the hotel and under the ballroom were substantial and cheap. The arrangements were contided to the Grand Master, Deunis Costello, Mr. Morstadt and a commit- tee Of tweive, Who proved themselves worthy of the trast reposed 1u tue, for agmore orderly assembly has seldom been seen in Jones’ Wood, which 1s not saying @ great eal. The police on duty were detailed, ten in number, from the Nineteenth precinct, nnd behaved decently. ‘The only case of rowdyism which occurred during jay arose from an altercation between H. CU, Meivor, an American, and a German named Jacob Weedroff, the latter Having stepped on tne former's toes while dancing on the rear platform, when Mclvor was not coutented with the apology tendered but drew a knife and attempted to stab the German. Mclvor was arrested by oificer Webb and conveyed to the Fifty-ninth street station house, where Alder- man Coulter held him for examination. children are reported lost in the crowd, but their Parents expect to tind them at Police Headquarters. A pleasing incident of the day was the visit of several employers to the picnic, and the reception given them by the committee was A rather meagre display of lace at night, but the crow » and to judge from the hangers-on when we left, many will make a night of it. CONNECTICUT, Player eimai, Jat, vg Yor i, with lumber, a whl fish ; ered ol trond Dyer, of do, £0 bi rt Grahain, of do, 100 304 do; Rising Sun, Suly athe sehr "Walter “ring Dyer, Trip of do, do; 19th, A Cleared’ at New Bedford Jaly S bark Matilda Sears (of Dartmouth), Gifford, Pacific Ocean: Schr Chas'H Cook, O; bados July 18, with 80 Was t Had seen whales but twice, ‘doibrook, NYors; andl Harry Lee, were liberally gratilied. wes oP, Plead ‘oe B je Bradford, Murray, Nan- lreereeancts | worwoecrccrcests nr. 8 0 3 8 B 4 0 8 3 20 &l eeeeces, ha te 8] wwemccwass burch, Adams, rowell, of Provincetown, was at Bi 10. fail the same day Schr Anna She aoe B) wmemrommcrce? nek a eeeaney Boi Edwards, excursionisi8 and parti Lefta fe clean Is” Matin, 3 timen; Nelson, 1 time. rden, re ny 15, Patteraon, i i Nolan, Li Helnefoas, 32 Whitt 1; Cotlees 1 Foul bound catches—Courthey, Bunting, 3; Fitzsimmons, 1, teh afte Ship San Cation ao, June 26, lat 81 Flaw), Strout, from Boston for Vaiparat- Bark any Bail Sterling from Montevideo for New . Phillips and John Lozi Niketvon, Sleight, Prov ph P Ross, Paull,’ Pawtucket for Pawtnoket for a Bakes nr to Samuel Crowell & Schr 88 Rovinson, Harding York, mee to Woodruff en Nelson, 1; Grum, 1; three strikes—Courtney on Kennedy 2, on 2 Patterson, 4; Nelson, 1; ison, 1;° Patt r8 Soot, from New Orleans for New York, July ae of "Cape ‘los park Adeline © Adams, from Liverpool for New Haven, from Marseilles for San Francis- Wforks; Oh Charles a ly 29, lat bo me Jon 68. » Baisen, co, Juy My ta U the Guilt of Valencia, jark poe from Liverpool for Baltimore, July 18, lat ms papa from Baltimore for Rio Ja- from NOr'eans for Boston, 2 of Sandy Hook (by pilot boat Mary E lere, from Boston for Philadelpbiay J Fire nel NOB north 40 miles (bv pt fot boat from New Brennon, NB, for at David Mitchell), Cack on Cintra, fr irom New York une 1) for Rio from Philadelphia for Portlanc Jandy Hook ee boat Edmun 1, play—Put out by Allison, Hodes, I—total, 8, Assist Gouritiey, 8; Hudes, 9¢ Neison, Put out by—Delmad, irae ‘Atbort Pia 03 Mt ar “Grin? Paitgdeiy ja; El Bouton for’ Nortol i Taunton for NYor Paimvucker for do doy ; 1; Gallagher, 13 Fitz 85 Buntin, 1 a Aalnied by—Caliag By by Wetedy an and Gallagher, 1. howy Watson ab Miller. , of the Mutual Club, 2 hours and 40 minutes, Lo Sehr & Perkios, Kel Schr John Comptor Schr St James, Kee! ‘or! fowell Dighton for New York, Taunton, for New York, Schr Thos Potter, —, Taunton for New York, Forrester, Somerset, for New York. Rehr luabelie, Suckett,fireenwich For New York. Schr Fashion, Davis, Fal pias Beaaling Railroad 44 Traynor, Fall River for Philadel Senr Minerva, Brightman, Fall River tor New York. River for Elizabethport, Fail River for New York, Gibly Sandwich for New York, Schr. Pheonia, Shaler, oS, Rearing, Davin’ Block Inland for New York, with S00, ueen, Chase, Providence for New York. rrovidence for New York, ce, Providence for New York. ‘Norton, Providence for New York isle, Providence for New York. Schr Grand alan oa sas Providence for New York, hr Sophia Jam: Providence for New York, Bark Jennie Cobt riental 7 times aay 1, £0 miles 5 Comus Union vs. Crescent. On Saturday last the above named soctal organi- zations, composed of young gentiemen of this city and Brooklyn, visited East New York and had a friendly contest at base ball in which the funny lads were defeated, with a score standing as follows:— ‘of rrovidence Polat his ia do for 2°; ‘lene M satin ee Schr Whistler, Keath, F; ton a Re Schr Jobn Milton, B: Boston for Philade! Sehr Peck, Batch. do tor do; Dr ‘brig Garoline A. Kell 4,3 ane SSB of a Soi do a iver Rt Gi yr tiga pilot oat Mary 7 ¢o a for Port Jeffersons coln, Merrymas ales SSE Of Bundy Hook (by har a ied efits with a blue “w" froth. New Work for Cuba, July 24, chr D LeBlanc, at this p se bound E, ed 1a, COMUS UNION. ratifying and reworks took did not separate til Schr Allen H Brown, Sea atte ivi Miagioion, Cape ean Schr Marietta Hani Aetneciia bel init, bound E, Jul Manes, itour, do for icer's Landing for NYore; Allen E Pots, Sebr Queen » of ot hppers, at 30 Engle, Chase, = tr, ‘amen, Providence for do; J Schr Hagto, Chases Sehr Cabinet, Wall, ‘Provideuce for New Vork, janiove, Sanders, Providence for New York, Schr Jas M Deputy, Sturges, Providence for New York, Schr C L Scull, Rcull. Frovidence for New York, Provisience for New York. Be Fries or fe Dolsey, —"y rovidenee, tor New York, Schr Altred Hall, ——, Providence for New York. Providence for New York. Leight, Providence for New York. man, Prov’ York \er, —, Providence for Smith, Providence for East Proof Giasa, lschr Ceres, Trefethen, Phils: Yor D Dover, NH; sloop Gleam, Warren, NYork for 30—Arrived, echr Agnes Repplier, Mo- ry Croskey, Potter, and Chas EB Smith, letoh' SSE of ES Hook (by pilot bont amand satre chew Suppicich, Plagens, NYork; 'f Kemp( Br), Tay- New Haven. DeEpicaTion.—On Sunday the St. Francis Roman Catholic church in Fair Haven was dedicated ac- cording to the Catholic service. Bishop McFarland, of Providence, R. I., Was present, and, accompanied by six priests and a procession of acolytes, bearing candies aad @ cross, passed around the outside of the church aud through the aisles in the interior, chanting psalms @nd sprinkling the walls, After the dedication services were concluded solemn igh during which the Bisuop delivered a sermon on the duties and powers of the priests and the duty of the people to the gregation Was 1D atiendance, from whom @ /iberal contribution was received to pay off the debt of the church, MruiraRy VIsITORS.—Saturday evening Company A, Irish Fustiieers, of the Sixty-ninth New York regiment, arrived in this city on the steamer Con- tinental at eight o’clock, Emmet Guard, of New Haven. They were met at the boat by the the Montgomery Guard, mody Cadets, St. Mary’s Cadets and the Hibernian Society, and after the grectings were over and @& brief interchange of civilities were had the line was formed and @ march made through several of the principal streets of the city, which were thronged with thousands of people, who extended an enthust- asuic Welcome to the wen of the Sixty-ninta. fires were blazing in some of the streets, flags were unfurled and a salute of guns upon the public square were fired while the ten Company A corted to the Tremont House, down to a liandsome collation, during tue partakin, of which Captaun McUartan of the Emmet Guar briefly welcomed the Fusileers to the city, aud Captain Brennan, on behalf of his company, ap- Then speeches of a plea- Bl anecswacn? Ponder, Springer, ‘Rose! eeane Home iv—in ports bark Geo a yreags idg. ied 4th, ‘iro Boy, Perkins, Boston; 6th, South Easter, July ‘IS—Arrived previous, bark Hattie @ Hall, port bark, Janet, Forbes (Br), Zaty 90 Arrived, ec N Riantio, X Meee ford vaane NeWwhav (AVEN, Saly St Arrived, ‘ Hy anvelty Hobo : Hoboken; BW Hotman, SP lt Larson, Matanzas; schr Bark Linda, Rose, eat pon. Fd schr Wille Mowe, Hilt PORTLAND, July Eee D girs! Schr Joseph Nickerson, ny 8 tehes Jones, 4, Neatter, % Luhrs,” 1—totaly His wile Nicott, 3, tal Umpire—George Gray, ‘Time of game—Two bours and forty-five minutes schra'O" pa Waine Port Johnson: ; Beading BE Se of the Suffolk Club. Pp. - ey ie, Yoel wanton Pesta uly a atrived, Frededyt Bere ray: 19—Of Torbay, John C Munro, from New 18—Arrived, Eureka, Yo - illms, New Oreane; Astronoes, Kick: jattiene Ralled 224, Meridian, Lenz, Philadelphia, eh July 15—Arrived, Monarca, Isern, New Or- SBORDEAUX, July 19—Arrived, Arnold, Lenger, New Or- Jean Plerre, Join, San Francisco, 9; Salled, Winona, Stanley, Callao; 20th, rer i, J & J Walsh, Herbert, NYork. ee 5—Arrived, Faveur, ,Rofen, Philadel- 1— Arrived, Froy, Emanuelsen, BYorx. ved, Wild Gazelle, Nickerao: \0—In_ port ships An Mary, Goodell, Sweetser Mi rood United States, Lunt; Os if ), ‘Fellows, tor Rotterdam; Ae yt Loavity, for Hamburg; Chas Davenport ra, Koopman, ana for Brouwershaven's Atl li; Winfield Scott, Pi ‘8, ma M Adama, Manson. and Providence for New York, Sehr Rachael Jane, Cook, Providence for New York. idence for Trenton. Providence ‘or Rondout. Providence for Ellzabethport. Johnsons Providence for Trenton. 8, Powell, Pawtucket for Hoboken, Behr. Jems Depity, Carroll, Pawtuck Saunders, Newvort for New Schr Thomas P Cooper, Sleeper, Newpoi Schr Sarah Jane, Gardiner, Schr Compromi: Sinithy New Bedford, ing, Kingston, Ja; trig Prairie Planet; schrs MS nae We a va low, hack Herione 6m Base Ball Notes. The “Kathrina” Base Ball Ciub, consisting of the employés of Charles Scribner & Co., defeated the “Blue Stockings,” of D, Appleton & Co., at the grounds of the Keystone Club, Jersey City, on Satur- day last, by @ score of 25 to 18. Atwater pitched for the Niagaras, of Buffalo, in their game with the Central City Club, of Syracuse, on Thursday iast. About 8,000 persons were present vesterday after- , to Witness the match between the At- rooklyn, and the Haymakers, of Lan- singburg, which resulted in favor of the Haymakers by a score of 17 to 10. ‘The Central City, on their “tower,” have made ar- “eng ahead as follows:— st 8, reach Cincinnati and rest. ugust 4, v8. Red Stockings, Cincinnati, frat ene August 5, vs. Red Stockings, Cincinnati, second me, BREMERHAVEN, Ji kok 21st Hormine, church. A large con, rt TOF New York, jewport tor New York, Barton, Newport for New York. Warren for New York. ‘pol rat sce ba a Havana, Schr Harriet Gardner, Baker, ger pe “ioe Norwi Kae ich for New Yor Scur d's erry, eRayoor, Norwich for New York. ymond, ‘Norwich for New York. ~ Bene Dr Frankiin, bo ey, New London for New York. ichardson, New London for Philadelphia, awin, ‘Baker’ Por Portiam Ch for New York, Lord, South Al wi, for oath As aa latan PORTSMOUTH, Jnly 29—Arrived, achra Vet and White Sea, Taylor, NYork; Pedro A Graw, lary Al on a visit to the Treala, Pinds pie accompanied by sarstield Guard, Car- PROVI DENCE, Jaly Lap Spd Chari bina, Cu jer, Jacksonvi ie yohn Fw sith am . Os Bloat, Parker, thy pe ‘child, fia Hotchks ae rious, Handy Pordnnd Ct, for New Nork. mn, Morrill, "New Haven tor New chr Dr Wm R Powers, Hawkins, New Haven tor New ork. Schr Addie P Avery, Ryan, New Haven for Georgetown, te, at New Haven for New York. sbort for New York. Hamilton; Argosy, far'Waldeny and aaa ard, —, Sehr William 8 ‘O'Brien, a re, Hatha foboken T Chartre, Sim? | Eee ‘Joanna aged (Pru, sala St John, _Sehra Charlotte Fish, Strong, Georgetown ve Ce a Frohook, alti: Friday, August 6, vs. Louisville, Louisville, Ky. Saturday Lary ‘travel for home, & Rochester. Nondey, Av ‘Augu 4, ‘vs. Alert qx Zueaday, August 0, vs. klliny ‘of Brooklyn, at Syra- “The emnployés of Townsend & Gale defeated the empioyés of Anthony & Hai! on Saturday last. Score 16, roe inten Hldered Prescott, Bachelder; Gov pet ee for Cork line was moving. rt Morels for Newark, ort for Fniincelphin. $s i Brewaen, arks PO Merryman, Foster, for Brouwershaven ; 0, July 10--Salled, bark Caroime Lamont, Bowxer, Baltimore ¢ (before repo United states). Cy Ling diet July 17—Ip port bark Clotilda, Beal tg a hb Blood, for Boainve, brig M Loutse Miller, Leigh- ‘ived, schr Bismarck, dusty Sul 1 ae bark Amazon (Swe), from Sa- ty pe sear, Cordelia, King, London (and r Bost waweno aa. is—arrive', Amoy, Nordberg, NYork. july 19—Arrived, Kudolph, Petersen, Phila- bark Bulgerstern (Dutch), Van Wyn- ‘Off (no date reported), ship Martha Cobb, Pearson, from Callao tor Havre, 190 days. Of Prawie Polat Uh, Norweelan, Musans, from Callao 6 RENOOK, July 19—Arrived, GF Focking, Seviere, New ‘Ginarwny, July 119,-Salted, Como, Wiijams, NYork. NYork: sth, brige en, D: Sth, D McPherson, Mason, 16th, Ann, Fiory, NYork; Tibidabo, Gelpi, do (and cleared Vith' for Barcetona). Havar, July 21—Arrived, Persia, Doane, Callao, ou D iter, Cardif and United HaunvRo, July {1—Arrived, Proteus, Chipman, Philadel- ie HAVANA, July 26—Arrived, brig H G Berry, Baker, New ‘ork, where they sat Heche Bieri Sereeey ordeous 3 Celeat Harriet, Hoyer, for at 1 BAL gets bArriv wi Predmere, Hart, South Faia de Mar Bacon, Pabadium, Ryder; ash nnd Beo) English, poyee Ee |—Sebrs Joseph Hay, Har Phiiadeph i Veranda, Pood, and wih tahaitie Young, New. PA WIUCKET, J July 81—Arrived, schr Lavina shay Batied_-Sehr Emeline E Potter, Valiance, RICHMOND, duly dt — Arie sveamash ander, NYork ; bris we vin AG ‘airwi lelaite, Wilaon, Cnallocion ; ehre Schr L. Daniels, Binith, Port Jefferson for New York. ‘Ambo i Joha Gould, Har yectt galyrec, ity Isiand for New Yorx. Newport for New York. four GW n, petal EAST. hr ‘eatheral jarahall, Charleston for Bric ort. Behr Wm F Borden Philadet seen Schr g ¥ Hawle: Schr N TW enedice fk fi tn Voile ty for Providence. Schr MM Merriman, Bab: cM chr Expeaite, Rackett, Phu! Pi To-day the Mutuals aud Powhatans will have a game at the Union grounds; the Eagles and Socials will have a game at Hoboken, To-morrow the Eckford’s champion nines of 1863 and 1869 will have their contest at the Union grounds, This is already creating a great dea) of interest, and there will undoubtedly be a large crowd present to Seven of the Crescent Club of Nanuet defeated a picked nine, a few days since, with a score of 35 propriateiy responded. sant character were made by James F, ex-Capiain Williams, Lieutenant Dreay of Company A, Thomas Brinley and others, the Emmet Guard escorted heir guests © St. Pat rick’s church, where Father Hart in @ few words cordially weicomed them, after which a low mass In the afternoon and evening the mempers passed the time very pleasantly in riding aoout tue city and its suburbs and visiting friends, Yesterday morning the military line again formed and then proceeaed 1.0 the depot, where Governor Jewell aud staff were met and escorted to the pub- lic square walle a salute was fired. the Governor reviewed the lme and was then es- corted back to the depot, he being obliged to return The companies then marched to Hamilton Park’ to participate in Elumet Guard. In the afternoon thousands of peo- pie flocked to the Park, and dancing and horse races and velocipede races afforded amusement for them all, Atine Park House the Fustlegrs were served with a dinner, at which 5 Captains McCartan, Fitca and ex-Mayor Sperry. Fusieers Were escorted back to the city and icit on the nigut boat for New York. Stay Uiey Were the constant recipients of courtesies, and we doubt not they most heartily enjoyed tneir two days’ stay in the ot City. hia for Boston, iia for Providence, for Providence. CAtonnan vay ton, Nvork ; schr Cuamorzetows, Bayles, Folin Sunday forenoon Iphia for Newport. ly, ariel pha for Norwich. Beur Cornelia, Jay, New y Brugkwick for Provivence. Schr A Peters, Murphy, Pé Schr Eva H Lowis, Lev Sehr EH Warford, 8 Schr Wm Thomas, Sehr Raward Linsey igo Rondout for for Bridgeport. Sndout for Providence. nie B Ha'l, Hall, Rondout for Portland, Me. Senn Galota, Lovell, Rondout for Bosto Sehr AF Cutter, Sinith, Rondout for Boston. chr A W Thompson, Lawson, Poughkeepsie for Provi- ‘Goh Jan H. Galligher, Gallicher, Hohoken for Providence. Schr A M Acken, Hill, Hoboken for Providence, Schr 8 B Miller, Voapman, New York for New London. New \ork for Freeport, New York for Newport. New York for Boston, was ceiebrated. ‘A fine game was played by the Tappan Zee and Montauk clubs, in which the latter were victorious with a score of 27 to 25. In a game of base ball in Philadelphia yesterday ihe Keystone cluy of that city defeated the Maryland club, of Baltimore, by a score of thirty-one to twenty- SHIPPING NEWS. Almaicas for New York=This Day. Chena, brig afimore” S cereilik, 2 Cleared, Ce Rae ind, Providence. alex mas Lely aang CRYO ‘July 30—Sailed, naon for Boston. hd «Albany tor Portamonth, NH. ‘Albany for Providence. Ayres, Fila: veipble ‘Ont the Lizard 19th, Aig ban ec hrs Caroline & Cornelia, Poughkeey Charl Se atenen, Rarlg iv" WARIS, ‘July %—Arrived, achr Knight, Romer, Philadel- PAVILMINGTON, by? Tuly 80- Upon the square Cleared, bark Hornet, Hop- ‘ann & Carll, Tyler, Providence, 3.2 esi (ital), Mes: sina (from Palermo), Louise, Ancona; MISCELLANEOUS, A “NEW STORY. Schr Geo Green, McLaughl Schr Kate Cariton, Lamb, Sehr Evelyn, Burger, New York for Stamford. peeches were made by lilams, Mayor In the evening the Breunan and Wi 458 | Moon rises...morn 0 48 . 713 | High water During their eutire 7A days from Naples (by pilot boat Ezra PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 2, 1869, Bar The office of the Hen, Wind at sunset SSW, fresh, Sailed 2th, brig Waltham, Hammond, Boston; bark Har- vert Home, Dickey, Falmouth. In port 23th, bri Marine Disasters. ate mit pot Boothbay THE BLEEDING HEART; THR ReectER one REVENGE RALD steam yachts JAMES and Watotal slip. All corms lentions, from igneesto the masters of sels will be forwarded free of beth CLEARED, Seamsbip Germania (NG), | viwood, Williams, for Boston. 8L—Arrived, nteamahip City of Cork, Bopy Founp.—The body of a man, supposed to be one of the crew of the Abby Larrabee, Captain Car- lisie, from Bangor to New York, which was cap- sized otf Captain’s Isiand, in the tornado of the 1eth instant, was found ou Muscle Rock, in'Coscob har- bor, and brought to Coscob on Saturday afternoon. On the right arm was found the mark “A, B. K @ heart, crossed by two anchors and a star above, est the body was buried in ¢ Second Congregational church of Bangor papers please copy. ould, eas wrecked inward bound ves- bbls mackerel also saved and landed The A MG wasn good vessel, of about f tong, new measurement, 3 years old outht was valued at i§3,000, by paggies in Boothbay ten, EG Willard, O Allen, Liver poo! L , July 19 ~ Arrived, Queen of Beauty, Chapman, New Orleans: Royal Char. iin us, Fleming, New Haven, Ct! ‘Webster, NYork ; Nn ntrarielphiin ‘Laurens, Gol, Francisco, Magagaadaric, Holmes, Gloucester, Mass, &c; Skiener, Berginud, Galveston, fvurens, Gof, San at Plaster Cove, 1, Granton, Grundett Ue Anierson, doe Mt Cole, Pailadelptin; Sarah Ardour, White, Baltfmo ay Jono. lirighy Mestuileny ne was owned aud: Maxers Lewits Chuse and White ‘Marrett and others, of Portland, Missing Vessnt—The Golden Pledge, Oxwald, ol Jan 26 for Castine, US, with salt, and PRESIDE COMPANION, FIRESIDE COMPA, ‘ANION, FIRESIDE GoMPANIO iN TO-DAY, at Gust 8, SOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY ‘ino Notary, Publis and Commalsstone oF ee T. KING, Counseuor at Hamburg—Kunbardt Bragg, Portiand—J F Ames, ~Williame & Guion. slhio—V H Brown Steamship Franco Ship Gorilla (Br), § After the in grounds of t Greenwich, Conn. London—H Wille; ‘alparaiso and Cal ae of Bark Mimor (Swe), Soderbund, Liverpool—Funeh, Edye * ark E Schultz, Russell, Leghe Lind Margaret Powrie ‘ene kus. Cork Tae orton Francisco vin Rio Jae plea, 20, ‘et Lomond, Baillie, Philadelphia; Neumuh- Pr fish, PB Cutting, Tyto0, Baltt POOL, July 20—The Ocean Phantom, for New York, of main and mizzen topmasta, dc. Ship Montreal, from Montreal for Lon. ashore at Lavaltrie, has been ightened, got off and ar- rived here in tow of two steamers. Miscellaneous. Sip BuoewaTrR—A Ware prom Sea—Our special correspondent, writing from 8 Domingo City on the 12h of Li Vv has put back, with lo Fire.—Mr. Archer Brown's honse, in Harnden, with all his furniture and the clottung of nis family, ‘The fire was the work of an * en, for wi Ale; Pomona, Crocker, ork; Jobn G Hal Pasuetll A jello Dawon, do; 8 Milne, Cork for orders—G F te (NG), Vorbrodt, Copenhagen—Wendt, Tetens Jarvis, Citbraltar— Bre Europa '(NG), 'Biohin, ‘iri J Armstrong, Lange, Guad ont Nelle, Owens, St Croix and St Ph was —— yesterday, Hadelpbin’ aenie Ww do; Blast, Athlete, Loox, July 0—Arrived, @Imon, Valk, Portland, ‘Atantic, Jacobsen, NYork, iy 18— fn porty bark Carolina Galatoin (Hal), Maneiro, for NYork in ful ys Sailed'sth, Socrate, pee NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON. THE VERY “BEST OF ALL. THE THEATRICAL MANAGERS AND THEIR IDOLA,. THE NEW REFORM, LAYING THE TRASH ON THE SHEL, ARISTOCRATIC PERAMBULATION EXPLAINED, ARTOON OF PREDAY. LOCAL _INTELLIBENGE, Tio Faneis Punch, Bdye & FaTaL AcorpENt.—At ha halt past three o'clock yes- terday evening Francisco Gonvea, residing in Wil- liamsburg, and employed as @ porter ai 41 Beaver street, fell through @ hatchway at the latter piace and was mortally injured. physician and afterwards taken to the First preciuct station house, where he died an nour Sater, RECKLESS USB OF FIREARMS.—Yesterday evening about five o'clock Charles F. Golden, a member of Metropolitan Engine No. 17, while under the in- Huence of liquor, in Fourth avenue, near Twenty- fifth street, discharged a ioaded revolver reckiessly, the ball striking a passing , To-day your correspondent received a lettet from M M Gautier, Minister of Foreign Re it went to the capital by the Governor of the province of Tt was found in a «ented bottie picked up by some fishermen on the coast of Jovero, lat 18 69, ion 60 08 West from Tt read as follows :— Bridgewater of New York, from San Francisco Oot for New York, Charles () Sisson, master, 112 days “Tatttude observed I rom Washington, 1999. B, from Greenwich, 97 41 W, tons, enclosing a docu- a Tdalia (Br), Gordon, spl Viseenpe a Brg “atten Loring, Pinkham, Puitadeiphin— Brett, Son & Scbr.B N Hawkins, McVey, Charleston—N b McCready & et Kingston, he? Bubcock. Bobr Fear Not (Br: Behr Elva (Br), Bo Sehr Magnolia’ (ir), eras Bohr Buean Wright, Mount, Key West Bent Tunis Depew, tae mlb & Pierson, Bebr Clara Jane, McAll Cnn, and Armiicnro, Paturzo, NYor® ; iaiy Bean St Paul, Serre, NYork. bark 'Gertrade lh "aonem Liverpool; 28th, bri n n pon ‘ad, bark Acacia, Robinson, for Baltimore vidCar N Mevour (Mon), July 17—Satied, J Steele, Overton, Provi- He was attended bya SEB THE GREAT ¢ DON'T FAIL TO SOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFEREN! Btntes without publicity : legal everywhere; desertion, judcess guaranteed. No charge in ad M. HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Nassau street, —CORNS REMOVED FOR #1 EACH; BoM IONS, 1. wuccesafully Ny pr, BRIGGS, No.4 Sufferers, ‘Sebr Plandome, neas. Winasel ‘N8—Crandall, Ac, suficient can vance, Advice free, vat, July 19—Sailed, Grabame sia Burgess, New Prvantn, July 14—Salied, Laborat QUERNSTOWN, July 19-~Arrived Matanzas, Mat, Hourl (Br, Pepper, Pensuooia nen, and Inaula Cap 68, ‘Thermometer, #0. he net week bave had moderate, baming winds t weather, occasionally @ NW, coming on very quick and ve had a fine breeze from 1 Should this note ever foutd thy vane wii please forward Hag to the ‘how falem—K W Rope ‘op, Salem—Sed ARRIVALS, stage, in which were a The bullet glanced from the Woodwork of the stage and struck & iad named Wil- an, 0! cond avenue a street, in the left breas iim lightly He ‘was attended by a phy: ae gf ol estt short put LA a ki from ‘urative, Sold everywh: wounding him slightiy. SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN CHURCH STREET—SRVERAL PERSONS INJURED.—About six o'clock yesterday evening & Wall of a building ber ‘treet extension NS at the corner of lace, fell down and in- ys who were gathering mes Callen, aged eleven, REPORTED BY THR HERALD STRAM YACHTS. Steamship City of Washi guy Bh vin Queenstown 38d;ticb (ony He Steamship Nevada (Br), Green, eee vith Sadat nod 80 Sort br rgmieek "Oe WACK ETT, a7 Weat rete Pee oR Po a sped CURED FOR % CENTS—.OR THE o 36 conte and See lt (fea, ‘pean # Seo RIO Tanvine June 30—Cleat more, prior to ct bark New A Tn port July 6, bark Adelalde, a te pes Notice to mastaete, 1OR BIGNAL IN THR GULF OF RIGA, ‘The Russian government has given notice th compact ice In bs 4 Gait of Ri signals will be made from the Lyser Urt light) Bz day—A black ball wil be boleied on Whe Hagstad’ on ihe hight In place of the fixed white light, m red tight wilt | to York for Liuer- Pag Kean, Bait: Halcrow, Laverpoo} 4 saasengers, to BUNIONS. ENLARGED JOINTS AND. he i by Dr. ZACHARIE, 760 Broad- ous removed in the diseasen of thefeaca eters to-all urges Rector street and Trinity jured the foliowing named kindiing wood beside it:—Jai injured abont the head and breast; Thomas Lock, aged nine, about the face; James Regan, teen, on the breast; leg broken; Harney Cruse, aged eignt, leg broken. The boys Thompson and Cruse were sent ww Belleyne Hospital aud the others were taken to their Lomes, finnle Campbell, Bos- ‘* this Hiei Persia, Doane, from Callao for fa- eet July 20--Aafied, Speranza, Gray, San Fran 16—Arrived, Marin Marzarol, Dalen, Pit schr Bima ©, Webber, NU), from Brerben tor New ¥ ork; ae Br), from Newport for New York, Bisamanip Bienviliey Baker, New Ortea h mdse and pasnengers, "hark Rebecen (NG), Howland & Aspinwall. CONSTIPATION, by the Revalenta Food; on demand by H, DU BARRY, Jat and Ha- ap Baty he Davideen, Amoy, April 1, with ten to Passed the Caps of Good Hope June 14 and crossed the equator July 9, in lon 27 W, wloce light, moderate weather, Bark Kouiggrats (NG), Parlow, Smyrnn 140 days, with By command of thelr Lowdahi teh w eit atreots ‘New York, GEO. 0, \VERYBODY SHOULD KNOW WHERE TO BUY Molasses: and all kinda of Grocer. 260 Greenwich, street, IOHARDS, Hvarographer. Hydrographle Ofice, Admiralty, London, June 29, Ist, mel Thomparte tat Teas, Coffees, Flour, fes and Provisions cheap’ ( New York, ts the placo; selis by tie Y RIGA—AUERRATION IN FILOAND LIGHT AND TEMPORATY LIGHT DURING ALTERATIONS, The ‘eussion government has given notice that the f ollow- Carpi halen,