The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1869, Page 10

Ais Ta8 NATIONAL GAME. Gotham vs. Engle. The first gamé of he season between the rep) entatives of these Veteran organizations came | yesterday at Hobéken and attracted a pretty fair crowd of Spectators, Both clubs have given evi- ences of the mosseasion of playing strength of no meax proportions, and 1t was generally believed that the game be.ween thein would be close and inter esting. « he Gothams bad out a good strong wine, ¥ which was Mason, formerly of the Rose Hill Cteb, of Fordham, who bas lately joined the Geyiams, ‘The Eagles, on the other hand, were mint¥ the services of Hicks, their regular and maost emce ai catcher, and Stevens their change pitcher. ‘Tis’ absence of two s@ important members ‘of the DXF 2 acted against the Eagles, and their fight was at vordingly very poor, The game was @ poor, drag- 8) .ng affair and was characterized more by the bad Playing of voth skies than by @uything else, - The * mordina ge tength of the game may be attributed in great p art to the factthat several of the batters de- lighted, in ‘knocking’? heavy “fouts” into the barny,and at the left and necessitating a jong “ hunt each time, Of the play on the becasien that of Goodspeed merits mos' Bay eld, lcv far mention, He seemed to be all over the did ‘some good work at second bage and made two di Jouit catches at ieft field, Beadle at first base a) pi Mason a} third also deserve mention forgenceal & ert pl c ughan, er F god leet shonid recetve notice as doing most of the ovd work ox their side, The Eagles sadly missed * neir catcher, and, although they tried two or three Metin’ the bat, yet they could not find one as ae lessendas au yait m the position as Hicks, It urrently reported on the field that Hicks had rete play unless paid forit, This Mr. Hicks emphatically denies, and as some persons who were upresent, seeing him near by, jibed him in a most.in- Sullugeanner in regard the calumnious state- member, In unit and one 'm, went so far as tou aultonhim, he has tendered his rosignation to the club, Men who circulate such caumiuating reports, and wio, tn addition, de not know how to conduct themselves as gentlemen, re- fect no honor © ub, BO matter how good they may t nd the organizauon in whicn t rid of theia at once, The fol- 1 its owa tale:— EAGLE. 12 7. _ Players. 5 7 10 Norton, Ist b. 4 1 1 Wiunacott, 9 5 5 T.Ganghan,o: 5 8 6 8 49 Kan 4 3 & Fleet, 5 2 2 A.Gaughan, rf Fy 2 2 Murphy, p....: 5 4 4 Brown, c. 6 a rr) ar. 6-48 56 cS 6 1 B36 iis--Pheian, 1; Beadle,1; Reed,1; Ma- Winnacott, 2; Fleet, 1. n home rangMarks,1; Beadle, 1; Reed,1; Winna- out, 1; Gallagher, 1. Bi on culled balis—Phelan, 1; Hall, 2; Goodapeed. 1., xches—Pheian, 1; Beadle, 1; Redd,1; Chanfrau, 1; +1; Goodspeed, 2—total, 7." T. Gaughan, 8; Murphy, 2; Wivnacott, 1; Gallagher, 2; Kane, 1; Fieet, 1';A. Gaughan, 1; Brown, 1—total, 12. Foul vound catches—Kane, 2; Marks, 2. Struck out—Winnacott 1. Goodspeed, 4; Marks, 2; ited by Mason, 5; Good- t by. ghan, 2; Fleet, 2; Murphy, , Assisted Uy Gallagher, 4; Kane, 8; Hleet, 2; T. Measrs. Connell and Dowling. -Mr. Grifin, of the Empi: jub. ere Umpire ‘Time of game—Three hours thirt; e minutes, Alpha vs. Excelsior. By far the pretitest game of the season among the .stateurs was that played yesterday on the Capito- ine grounds between the clubs last above named. Both clubs had out first class fielding nines and played in a style which would have done credit to any of the heavy professional nines of the country. The game was brisk and spirited in an eminent de- gree om! was characterized by a gentiemaniiness on both sides highly praisworthy. Not that it as necessary to particularize the fact as a one, but in order that it may be xnovvn to parties who layed in other places that ball-piayers can be gentlemen, can accept the stecisions of an ump{e without growling @t.him andjooking a3 tf they Would swallow boots and ali, if a decision be given against them. ‘One or two who appeared in another portion of the ‘world yesterday may this to themse! ane prone by it. To detail the game would un- ly be @ pleasant task, and would show sn -emiciency in neral fielding that points end could ncarooly be derpassed, Where all did 0 well it would be invi¢ious to partieularize, and the gene- fal work done by each mau may be learned the sollowing score:— from EXCELSIOR. Players. oO @.Chaun. tba os oe is bc bo: | etree mrcomn! V eos meme nics mame Bl emmnowmel El cm ncwece St eaceeace) u Ia. 2 1 md or aie cesene OD Left on bascs—James, by eo 1; Dobrmaa, = ; Te ' it ogy.) 7; ‘Wood, 1 es, 1; Bey 1, 10. Jaines ? Barrow, 6; James, 4; it G. Chaundby, 10; Hi 1; Eddy, l. Ase sted ‘by He many eddy, a ones, Fs Babies 3; ler, 1; tots), 18. Scorers—Mesere. Jones and Holt. opie Hull, of the Star Base Bali Club. Hime of One bour and forty-five minutos, Base Ball Notes. >» he Powhatang had a good game with the Mut x ay lay at the Union Grounds, and were defe ‘with the .‘mall odds of 20 te 13. ‘The Athier.”8 defeated the Marylanders, of Balti- more, yesterday, With a score of 72 to 33, PROBABLY FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT EAST NEWARK, WJ ‘The locomotive of the twén{¥ minutes past elzht o’clock train from New York Jas: evening struck an Unknown woman Who was walking v2 the track at East Newark, Sho Was {itgWn lon (24 #idg track, whence ehe wes taken, after the train had bec. backed up, al Femoved to the Market street sta- tion in » Her forehead bore a deep wound, and It wes thought that she had also received tnter- nal injuries. Mer regovery Was thougit to be im- possible. 3 I, j—to- -9 4. 1 Noell, 1; Hatlyer, 1} Miller, 1; D. Caatzacey, Moody, 2;, Wood. 1: James, Valeniibe,'I—total, 13, G. Cha derson, 3; Eddy, 8; Moore, 1; Miller, 1—total, 12. Miller, 2; D. Channce, 1. isted by Henderson, TOOMADD. ‘A MINNESOTA Men, Women and Chil ic W spondence of the St. Cloud Journal. | About twelve miles southwest from here, in the town of Raymon, in Stearns county, was the dwell- ing house of & well to do ana respectable farmer, Mr. Richard Richardson, formerly of Kice county, in ‘this State. At the time of the commencement of the storm on Friday night he and his faniuly were quietiy enjoying ther home, with others of the neighbor- hood, who were stopping over night with cmém. About twelve o'clock Mr. Richardson remarked to hhis wife that he feared they would have a@ bard storm. Before he coula arouse the family or even make any iy tebe himself the tornado burst ‘upon them with such force as to tear to pieces and scatter about for a distance of a quarter of a myn ‘the entire house and its contents, togetuer with the inmates. There w re at the time twelve persons in ‘the building, the most of them up stairs asieep, It ‘was a block or log house, 16x24, one and a halt stories high, weil dovetatied at the corners and inned with two-inch oak pins. Mr. and Mrs, Ruchard- ym and the smal) child alone remained im the rains of the house. John, the eldest son, twenty-two years old, was carried thirty-four rods and dropped on the mind, 80 badly braised and mangled that there is but little hope of his recovery. George, the second son, thirteen years old, was also carried thirty rods, and bad his right ankle broken, the bone rotruding through the flesi. [He is also badly Praised in many places, While the third son, three years of age, was borne some thirty rods, ana huriea to the ground 80 badly injured that he iived only a few momenta, Two other children, littie girls, were taken from then beds, twisted up m ther pedelothes, aud dropped on the opposite side of the building from the vest, unharmed, Mrs. Richardson received some injuries on and about the head and face, but nothing more serious, This is about the extent of the injuries received by the family of Mr. Richardson, Miss Auna Wilson, a school teacher, stopping at the house of Mr. Richardson, having some fears at the time, had risen, dressed, aud Was sitting up when the wind struck the bulld- ing. She was carried with the rest, mixed in with broken of timher, boxes, barrels, cupboards, {Sauk Centre cor ‘wanks, bedding and furniture, and the entire con- tents of the ere, part of- the house, thirty-seven rods, deposited in the wheat fied. Ste was so that there is little hope of her re- ov ly Kaymond, twenty-two years of age, el Sy AR) B. Raymond, from whom town of. Ray! 8 name, Was amo! the he wi rte arf ‘a8 carried about the same distance as Mr. Richardson's oidest ‘end 80 badly that h6, only survived a short time, The at the houwe when the daylignt cau Touch easter imagined than described, Mr, Rich: on being the only one left after the disaster to collcet the dead and dying and .) care for the injured ones. Alter jooking for and findi:¢ most of them in the mrdnight gloom, it being Very dark and stormy, he receded to whe neiwhbors Lo wve the alarm and Broctre aenisian All of the meqieal vid was Koon the road to be scone of distrem. iva A BRACE OF ENGLISH FORGERS ARRESTED SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCER Nearly $50,000 tm Geld Found om Their Persons. % AB important arrest was made yesterday by de- tectives Tully and Irving, of the Central Department of the Metropolitan Police, when they took into cus- tody two men and a woman on a charge of commit- tng & series of forgeries in England, they having Just arrived @& this city per the steamship Russia, Itappears that Superintendent Kennedy received a cable telegram from Inspector Bailey, of London, it, req - him to have utd arrest ap they were accused of having committed an extensive series of forgeries. These men ‘bad taken passage for New York under the wame of Chalmers, and were, it was believed, Accompanied by a Woman Who passed as the wife ot Detectives Tully ‘and Irving were detailed on the and they succeded, through the assistance of the ship, im arresting Clement Harwoed, alias Charles Hope Chalmers, and Joho Hotehen and wife, alias Chalmers. ‘These persons ‘answered the description of and were forthwith removed to police headquarters with their baggage forexamination, when ‘the detectives were somewhat astonished to find their prisoners in possession of nearly $76,000 worth of fore! per and gold coin, consisting of the fol- ow ing description of securities:—217,550 one franc bills, 100 gokK twenty franc pieces, fourteen gold ten ‘franc pieces and seventeen five trano pieces, one £500 bauk note on the Bank of England, twenty £100 bank notes, two £50 bank notes, oue for £20, twenty for £10 ana eight for £5 each, making the segregate gold value $08,927 60, n €xaviination of the prisouers was had before Inspector Dilks, when ne decided to allow the Woman to gv at liberty, as she evidently had no con- nection: with the crime imputed to her companions. ‘The two men were subsequently conned in one of the strong rooms, where they will probably remain until the arrival of more specific charges and de- tails. At present the police autiorities are unabie to give more than a mere guess at the scheme of forgeries alieged to dave been committed by ther prisoners, aud it will probably be some days believe any decided steps-can be taken in tue matter. MULTING CF THE KINGS COUNTRY REPUR- LIWAN GENERAL COMMITIEE. The Kings Veunty Republican General Committee Met last night-at their headquartera in Washington street, Brooklyn, Silis P. Dutcher in the chair, Mr. William Richardson, chairman of the committee appointed to investigate the charges preferred against W. H.N. Cadmus before the Eight Ward Association, reported that he received money for the Ward assooiation and appropriated the sawe for his own use; that a Mr. Martin gave bim twenty dollars to pay four men to electioneer at the poll, and that the Money was.not paid over until the mvestigation was commenced in January. Mr. Joseph Reeve then submitted @ minority re- rt, woreing fortn that “in regard to Mr. Cadmus aving collected money for the ward association, Cadmus did collect the sum of thirty dollars, and publicly acknowledged it, but did not pay it to the treasurer of the ward until some two months after the election, on account of anold claim he had against the association, before the ward was divided, of fifteen dollars, which had been ac- knowledged by the Twenty-second Ward Agso- ciation and ordered to be pald as goon as the treasurer was in funds, Mr. Cadmus in January, 1860, paid over to the treasurer of the Bighth ward fifteen dollars and took a receipt in full for all moneys collected by him up to date, in- tending to pay the note with the money due him by the Twenty-second ward association, which amount has never been paid to Mr. Cadmus.” The case, therefore, sums up, in the opinion of the gentleman resenting the minority report, “that Mr. Cadmus 1s lebted to the Eighth Ward Association fifteen dol-* lara, aad that the Twenty-seconu Ward Association owes him fifteen dollars. There was no intention on the part of Mr. Cadmus to defraud the Eighth Ward Association, but woald recommend that ne be censured for not settling bis accounts with the trea- gurer at an earlier day. A warm debate ensued upon the presentation of both reports. Mr. Reeve, im the course of a Speech made by him on the subject, assert- ed that in regard to the two witnesses upon Whose testimony the majority report present- ed by Mr. Richardson was based, be had to in- form the committee that one was an illicit distil- ler, and the other, who had been a conductor on Richardson’s railroad, had been discharged by that gentleman for jying. Mr. Richardson, in reply, stated that his discharging the conductor alluded to from his employ had as much to do with that committee a8 whether the moon was made of green cheese or any other material. Mr. Cadmus at this point begged to ask Mr. Richardson why it was uf that conductor was worthy of belief in apy matter ouside of raiJroad business he remeed to give him a Jeter of recommendation? The reply was that he (Mr. Richardson) was not on trial before t com- mittee for his method of conducting his rajiroad. Botsterons calls were then made for the queetion, which, upon being taken, the minority report was adopted by a vote of 38 for and 17 against. The General Committee then adjourned. BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION. The Board of Education met yesterday afternoon at thetr rooms in Read Hook lane, Dr. Thorue in the chair. Mr. Thomas Kinsella, chairman of the committee of inquiry into the manner in which supplies were farnishea to the Board, presented an el@do- rate report. ‘the manner in which coal bad been contractea for waa severely criticised, and the manner in which bool had been pur- chi wae, as the committee believed, an evi- % ice Of ftavoritiam. It was sbown that Messrs. & Co. are willing to supply books published DI Mm at @ touch lower price than the Appletons, eae the supplying of the Beard with these The report charged Dr. Thorne, the President of the Board, with favoritism in ordering books from Appletons. Tue report closed by asking for the passage of a resolution that the subject be referred back to the comunittee, with the addition of thres other members appointed by the chairman for the purpose of reor- ganizing the committees of the Board for carrying out @ pian of reform. The report was received, ordered to be printed and made the special orier for the next meeting of fhe Board, No farther busi- ness of importance Was transacted. TCLEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEM. General F. T. Dent and #. D. Grant, the Presi- dent’s son, are at the international Hotel, Niagara Falls. A wammoth excursion train, of thirty-five cars and Over 2,000 passengers, families of employés of tie Massvupk Mills, Philadelphia, was run yester- day from Pniacsebja to Atlantic City, N. J. Aman named P. Lamuc’: living near Canton, Mo., attempted to swim across the Sregk, with his littie boy upon bis back, @ day or two az% Both were drowned. Aman named Rogers attemp:4 to save them, and be was also drowned. ‘ ‘The strike of the St. Crispin shoemakers’ organ? izations of Auburn, Me,, pet about 600 men is praetically at an end, the diificulties between manufacturers and workmen being harmoniously adjusted, and the men are now at work. General Milton bey 4 for mapy years & nent politician m Todiana and Ma ot Mhaigop at one time, died at Galvestor, yekds, on Moiday. He was collector of ‘ernal revenue in that state during Presideny sohnson’s administration. rom | ACCIDENT ON THE HANNIGAL AND ST, JISEPH RAILROAD, Ten Persons Injured. {From the St. Joseph (Mo.) Herald, July 39.) A very serious accident occurred on the Hannibal and st. Joseph Kailroad, near Cameron Junction, yesterday worning, shortly after midnight. by which some ten persous were tujured—several of them, it 13 feared, fatally. ‘The passenger train due here from the East at two o'clock in the morning ieft Cameron junction at about haif-past tweive o’ciock, and while running at very slow speed crossed a switch some 200 yards this site of the Junction, The switch was elther mis- piaced or broken, and although the locomotive, bag- gage car and one passenger car passed over tne switch in safety, the two rear passenger cars were tirown from the track, and then fell into a ditch about eight feet deep, tht rs turning upon the side a8 they fell down the embankment. Tne two cars were badly broken by the fall, and the in- mates, the wounded and the unharmed noprisoned in the rua. The passengers tn the forward car and the officers of the train went to work with a hearty will, and in about naif an hour had released all of the passengers. ‘The following is @ Mat of the parties injured, with the extent of the injuries received. John . Gariand, General Passenger Agent of the Bee line, siigitly wounded on the head and consid- erably bruised; A. T. Smith, of Irving, Kansas, slighily; Kinney, a banker of Portemouth, Ohio, en route vo fornia, severely tnjured about the body; Mary ¢ of Osborn, Mo., Baker, a ship carpenter of verely on the head, and cated; & daughter of Mr. Baker, aged about fourteen years, concussion of the brat and other injuries ate Ryckmyer, of Fremont, Neb, Rev, Mr. Cameron, of Morrisville, Pa., slightly; Cameron, wile of the clergyman, severeiy; Uharies L. Wilson, yardmaster at ihe depot in thls city, cut across the head and generally bruised. The broke- map in the hind car was alao injured, There were two physicians on the train, and they, in company with two of the Cameron doctors, att tended to the wounds of the injured, Mr. Baker and daughter, Rev. Mr. Cameron and wife and Mrs, Carr " were taxen back to Cameron and properly cared for, while the other injured passengers proceeded on their journey. There were about thirty passengers in the two cars. Mr. Judd, of this city, waa in the hind car, He inform» ws that the excitement was very great when the passengers discovered that tney were field in the ruins. The car was fortunately lighted with Jes and ail danger of conflagration was remuves SHIPPING NEWS, © SRO we Alidanae for New York—Thie Day. jersey City, < ANOTHER pines “a any hour yescerfay | 459 | Moon rises...morn “{ 34 he SHORE ee Sco nee atreet 712 | High water....evg 5 31 ‘Was entered by 8 thief, Who stole a: worth Srabco oy the front Goor and Mmnoweed. | sree eas Walaa ae At sacmao echo rane Honse THIEVES aT WORK.—A man named Mathew | Owners and consignessto the masters of WWward bound ves- Kelly was arrested yesterday afternoon for having urchased @ horse persons who stolen the utmat trom Fena oe residing in Bout Sixth street, Williamaburg. Mr, Kelly, it 1s alleged, sold the horse again Yor bitty ‘dollars. te was held to bail Wo await trial. Weehawken. TaR OasE OF JENNIE LAURELL.—In reference to the charge against Jennie Laurell of concealing an, infant, and which was published in the HERALD a few days ago, her father, Lawrence G. Laorell, de- nies that there is any truth in the ramor of foul Dlay, gnd states that the fs _ circulated by some of his neighbors § malici ats; wards him. He adds that his dau; r left her fhome on the 16th of June to visit friends 1n | New York State, and naa oe retur! ante, justice Depuget writes as follows:—“I informed that Jennie Laurell was enceinte, and that sent away by Ber parents she had to be contined, As this information was not accom- Steamship N Richmond—N L Steal Ship Moses Day, PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 8, 1869, CLEARED. Blak Norfolk, Ot: “ue ik, Oy Point and fc nship Nereus, Unicorn (Dutch), Cook, Sarmam—¥an Praag & Co. BF Nash, ‘Caprera, Way, panied by any afidavit, and as tue rmation did Brig Ellen (Br), Kerr, 8! Johns, NF -B F Small & Co. not disc! fed Secre I frend m0 ie leet teeny Brig PH Haviland (Br), Lepian Cy Cow Bay—Bation, Wat- quently could do nothaag qn nothing, | son & Co, This iw ail te connection f usd With the matters? | “tekrd Atwood, Gulleshaw, Inagus—B J Wenber These atatements were sworn to yesterday delore | yScrNarah Ste Ws}, Fettatsy dkny NE J De Mr, W. T. Hoffman, of Hoboken, Newark. SERIOUSLY CRUSHED.—Yesterday forenoon a young man, named Willlam Dowd, sustained serious injary at Fagan’s milis, thi th a heavy piece of machinery eee upon him. Thougheno bones were broken the poor fellow Was very badly crushed. He Was removed to the hospital, Tus Roap Board OProsep By a LADY.—Acting as counsel for Mra. Kirtland, of Orange, General Run- yon yesterday procured @ writ of certiorari to re- move to the Supreme Court the proceeding of the Essex Public Road Board in laying out Park avenue. * The argument was postponed for a week. BEFORE THE UNITBD STATES COMMISSIONER.— Detective Nettleshtp took into custody yesterday a young man named Gotthold Mueller, whom he charged with passing counterfeit fifty cent stamps, Gottuoid was held tn $1,000 bail. For lsat Vili without a license one Jacob Chinaman, of Belleville, was arrested and held in $500 bau. THE DROWNING OF MR. KERR AT Lona BRanca.— Mr. Peter Kerr, of Paisley, Scouland, whose death by drowning at Long Branch wes announced In yes- terday’s HERALD, was o member of the Clark Thread Company, whose jaro 13 located tu this city on the niver front, The pody of the deceased has been brought thither and is being embalmed preparatory to removal to Scotland. Tae FirE aT Doves Ing Facrory proves -to have been moro serlous than at first-supposed. The proprietor sets his loss down at over $30,000, about two-thirds of which is covered by imsurance. As a rule the fire department of this town is necessaril, on the alert, but once or twice recently the bell- tower man sadly neglected hig duty, It was fully half an hour afier the present fire broke out before he sounded any Saray. In the meantime Alderman Stainsby promises that the alarm tele- graph will soon be erected. The people say “the sooner the better.”” i to ai to Paterson, eGrie Regoto tal), Gargtull les, 90 h fri al SMALLPoX.—A virulent case of this disease has seyto uarreac, Giles & Co. oh Gibraltas May 37, oe appeared in the First ward, A whole family of Hol- | s,y78,0080\m Hors Aspinwall, 20 da: Pp ne fF landers are prostrated. The city authorities have ound Ne : i taken measures for their rellef, Brig Annie Gardner (Bry, Gardner, Demerara, 19 ders, SKELETON FOUND IN 4 SEWER—AccIpENT.—Yea- | Tit! tuear, €c.t0, Miller & Houghton.” Jul * 83, lon 71, terday afternoon the workmen tn the Paterson atreet sewer dug up an old soap box containing the skele- lon 74 25, spoke erie Toledo from —— for Cardenas. ton of an infant, probably four or six months of age. wel Set ag Bir Bees nee, SOUna IP Care; With aa: ‘and buried there to prevent discovery. The work. | Brig Rush, Eddy, Philadelphia for Now Haven, men covered up the body and left it where it was Bd free iG Feast Machias), Steel, Remedios, 11 days, jound. lasses, re At the same place a laborer named John Daii oe ate eth: Bord, Anguillat 18 days, with salt, to severely although not dangerously injured by “a | Wossmtt &, Robina: vesel fo Jonat, simithe Co. Had large buekct filled with mud falling upon his head Schr Victory (Br), Clark, Cat Island ‘days, with pineap- by the breakage of the hoisting chi ples, to B ‘E Wdentason's’Ce Hed fine weather the entire Passaic Bridge. Schr Clara Mont; gomery, Borden, Baracos, 9 days, with ROW per th frutt, to J & T Pearsal 1 te Aad NaREow EscaPe.—Since the accident at this place i ree Ae. ‘a Deavy easel tot Ty Metronay &Co Had ail trains are required to come toa full atop before renebing the bridge, Those living on the enst alde | ™mber,to Jonathan Beard, 1 stoppage, and several narrow escapes have oc- m eColley, Hubba: ‘ew! 10, 6 with curred. Yesterday inerning & young men attempted J Tllroad tt to Goodspeed & While, land: to embark, but missed his hold, and swung around F.C 4 Johnson, Willis, Washington, NO, days, with ‘Sebi Stenmahip Russta (Br), Lett, Liverpool July town 25th, with mdse and Aug 2, lat 41 3, steamer, bouns Tmmporter (Br), from Newpoi . strong NE winds 8 of Steamsh; Apel 19, wath mdse, to Watson & 0) 8} to 8! iron, to order. Bark Max Rpailler (NG), Bohnsack, Alicante, 96 days, xia marble and rags, to order. fine we Bari with sugar and molasses to master. with light winds and calms, Captain Athleton, mate and ane of the crew are down with the fever, Bark Garib, Jayne, St Croix, 12 days, with sugar, rum, &c, 0. Ponvert & Co. ange. ark Antelope, Wright, day weat spoke brig Cleta (Br), from Balt and molasses to order; vessel to Waydell & Co. ‘naval stores, toWm ARRIVALS, WIPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS. 24 84’ passengera, to CG low 6014, pass EB; same da, for New York. Steamship Cimbria (NG), Haack, Hamburg jarrison. Manhattan, Woodhull, Charieston, July AM, with mdseand assencers, 0 H R Morgan & Co. atterns. ratoga, Alexander, Richmond, City Pomnt and with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steamaliin Co. Ship Kbersonese (Br), Bhar eo June 13; erpssed the equator ship Golden Fleece, Willcom, Mantia March 15, with mdso, a hi Gloire (Br), Graham, Liverpool 42 days, Snow & Burges. Has. been 92d “te Bark Orion (NG), Wiess, Newport, E, $5 days, with railway Had moderate weather. braltar, 63 days, with iron, &c, to Funch, Edge & Co. 'H: fing weather-(he entire passage, Bark Zicopeno (Italy Greemotano, Leghorn ther the entire passage, Gertrude (of Portland), Athleton, Matanzas, 11 days, Had moderaré weather, P Hanford Bark Cienfuegos, Allen, Clen! 08 17 days, fad light’ winds and calms with sugar to with salt, to Roche Brothers & Coffey. Had mo. er; sailéd in company with bark Western Sea f imore for Mayaguez. Brig Montrose, Jolinston, Guantanamo, 16 aa between the cars, unable to get up. He dropped Sehr B F Sto i upon the track, but had the presence of mind te roll | Bott & at Clark, Willan, Virgioice out between the trucks, justin time to escape the J n, Virginia, wheel. Sebr Monteven, Li Trenton. STATE PRISON MATTERS.—The Board of Super- visors of the State Prison have rescinded the agree- dell Tago Georgetows, DG. of, Georgetown, DO. lee, Georgetown, DC, for Hudson. tusan, Henderson, Baltimore for Harlem. Philadelphia, for Norwich. Sehr 8 R Fhgmas, Re bees) Philadelphia for Providence. ment made with the shoe contractors to work the Schr J I Burlington, Cary, Bangor for Philadelphia, convicta eleven hours a day. They will be only | ,.4/7,0ark Koniggratz, which arrived 24 inst, 1s consigned e work ten hours as hereto. | ‘°° Tobias. r fore. The authorities anyrehenced resistance from the prisoners to his —_— proposed extension of their daily labor, and preferred to lose three cents a dayon each man ddripg this month rather than provoke a mutiny, The contracting Steamship Ash! Crowell, m to Wr Clyde. re Brig Albatrost (Br), Bowser, Rockland, NB, 15 Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND soUTH. Boston for New York, with days, for arties have a; to sustain an equal ghare of the | New York, with stone, to Bartram Bros; 1 to Tose oeasione by this Miolation of bee stipulated en Had light winds and thick fog waa conditions. A negro named Copeland died in the prison on Sunday of consumption. He dad served rach Y Granda (Be), Pot, Wentworth, 8, Koad about a year. Behr Malante (Br), MeButnle, Windsor, NB, 10 daye, for New York, with plaster, to Crandali, Um; #00,’ WESTCHESTER COUNTY. wr sliea. £6 Show & Blehardagn,” 1» “47% {OF New York, mAAARARAANAARARAA AL Giraffe, Hatch, Jonesport for New York, with spars, SING Stina PRIGON AFFAIRS.—An aged convict ich be chr char, Alih, onee ort, 10 a kuow & days, for New Ye ichardson’ bah oey spars and piling, to naied Louis Van Wagner, who was serving his seo- | "Wir'incy ares, Flanders: ieckiney for New York, with ond term at Sting Sing Prison for burglary, ber oad Jobn ve succeeded in making his exit from that in- | aod fimball, Hall, Rockland tor New York, with stitution on Monday eyening. The esca} ichr Josephine, ——, Machias for New York, with lumber, man hag been acung 4s ® walter at ne 10 Cranes ts Oe Tenis don ewe % i female prison, part of his duty being, to. milk cows atti ApDY Gale, Foss, Belfast for New York, with staves morn! and evening, whic! tif to ot ater cy the oqher vie Bat fookea | sogneag via, Portland for New York, with lumber, upon a6 a perfect fijustration of conte opt, jis Sohr Emeline ight, Avery. Portland for New York, with movements were seldom fvatched, and thé old pf lu vay Hglyo| Mrray. A has aciength strack out for liberty, de 4 wonder iu ne, 4 horgike, Portland for New York, with ected with the prisoh, fs ~ Re al eoninies Reveood, Dennteport for New Yor yay, ry commenced their formal investi- chr Alice © Noyes, Baker, Di ort for Philadelphia, gation of the prion pemterday, morning by jnspoct- Schr Josephine Wingergiot ig for New York, ing the various departments, uc'uding the hospital gonr Har 4, Coleinh, Ip gwar, and mess poor where the prig was a Schr Bay Stat bo 8; Bosion for New york, “oe aipined, Dutigk “the day Houry C. Nel- 1 Peborga ob, Lakes, Salem for New Vor, sop, agent #nd warden of the prison, ir Boro, 1 gore, Balem for New York, erica who had been —_ subpces ed for that purpose, tes 8 Elo ati Pata A AP A jatters connected therewith. Without anticipating the conclusions of the Grand Jury in the premises, Liga owes oe Mer to warrant the belief that he report of that body, when , Will be most favornble to the present munduenage’ Lost it should be thought the influonces of State prisbn life are of a reformatory nature it may be here Stated that last Saturday a negro boy named George Van Ness, who 18 yet in his teens, was dischi from whe prison, pelt served a term for barely 4nd was again received yesterday for a period of tea years on the same charge, Jol 8: Schr flan, to chy chr Reading Ratiroad Schr G W Middleton, Acker Schr Gipsey, Borden, Fall Riv Schr JS Lane, Hatch, Fail River for New York. Sebr Susan McDevitt, McD: Schr Geo Brandreth, Baki Sebr Diadem, Chase, Fi Schr Louisa, Pow hr Foe che Bor Bp ; ‘chr George, Hunt, Bebr cbr Po Rehr Mary Mersbor Schr Oregon, Ferri ean Quée, —, Nantheket for New York, with W Haley jantucket for New York. lannah D, Chave, Piymouth for Jersey City, No'34, Murphy, Dighton for Port |», Dighton for Phitadelphia, or Now Nore naetPha ht RON, evitt, Fall River for New York. Fal River for New York. River for Ne ‘ork, Fall River for New York. rorends ay, Fall River for New York. zie Raymond, Lord, Kesex for Palle hia, ‘harles, Trefethén, Tatinton for New York, orth Pacit ‘ison, Providence for New York, rovidencs for New York. ares, ., Providetice for Néw York, ids, Provjdence for New York. for wood, Providence tor New York, igh an idence for New York. ‘ewport for Eltzabethport. M Westy fi York. TRE JAMAICA ARSON CASE—The complaint of sche fanantic, Ciysoley wich fo New York, with wa- Thomas Willams (colored) against two Jamaica Bay | ter and as piping, to Hillams & Vo, Sob tdi lopkins, Norwich for New Vork. fishermen, named Thomas Smith and Ferdinand ohe Gleerey a Harton for New York. Snedeker, charging them with arson, as before re- Beer eT ee Bclieee ord for Folladeiphia, aaa oe Lae ae a halo! hades 4 Behr Samuel P Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford for New court. A pumber of witnés bre “Of ed Sohir Mall, Mead, Greenwich for Now York. Rehr for the prosecution, but their testimony Was Very confiteting, and when the testimony for the defence became closed, was almost wholly confuted and de- stroyed, and tn view of tlis fact the Justice felt it his duty to distpiss the case, Almost instantly @ dis- pute arose between the African discontents, and be- ‘ore it Was brought to a close blows were Gachanged, and one of the female witnesses severely handled. RUDSON, ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAiL.—Patrick Gaynor and Patrick Brien, prisoners confined on @ charge of robbery, attempted to escape from Hudson jall on Monday nigat by cutting through the floor of their cell, They were detected and piaced in irons. ine Sehr Haze, ——, i Schr Yankee Boy, —, hag Behr Lizzie, Tayior, Port Jet zs Schr L A Bayles, Bayles, Port JeTeraon for New York. herrin, Greenwich for New York. Greenwich for New York. Harbor for New York, Terson (or New York. BOUND EAST. Schr Reading Raflroad No 48, Anderson, Philadelphia for Middietown, Schr 8 R Thomas, Arnol', Philadeiphia for Providence, Schr F Pharo, Tucker, Philadelphia for Providence, Schr Helen, Searie, Schr Bellade, —,'Am Schr HM Wright, Fislier, Schr Albion, fini, Amboy Sehr E Runyon, Cary Schr Byazon, Kelly, Schr ky port, Sebr Otronto, Bohr Old Lake, Beebe Philadeiphia for Providence. boy for Boston, Amboy for New Haven. for a bell New Brunswick for Hartford. ‘ort Johnson for Hartford. chmond, Elizabethport for Newbury- Hammond, Bitzabethport for Newburyport, B ‘elreavethpors f for Bridgeport. = ‘cilie ‘Doe, Sehr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie, Ehzabethport for Stam. THE WILL OF THE LATE MA, ROEBLING. “Kobe J Bell, —, Elizabethport for Taunton The Wil ofthe late Joun-A. Roe Heh h Wop Sua for Ree Aaa @ Will oj é late John A. Roebling, of this city, one ~—, Hoboken for en. 4 hr AA —, Hoboken for Bridgeport. was admitted to probate in the “Surrogate’s OMce, Behr 8 B Sroall, Hoboken for Salen, ‘Trenton, N. J., yesterday. Behr E Flower, —, Hoboken for Portland, Ot. “4 Hd Behr 1 ANaite, Matrey, Hoboken for Boston. ‘The executors are Washington A. Roebling, Charles Rehr F J Lockwood, Van Buren, aeronen for Norwalk. Swan and Frederick Meissner, of New York, nephew Schr Inne, Ash, Jersey Clty for ys a New York for dlen Cove, Behr gareta, Wing! of deceased. The foliowing are the bequests:—To | Schr D Crowell, —, New York for Providence, his sons, Washington Roebling, Ferdinand | fcnr ML Bartiews Briokover Hunter's Poni for Webb's Roebling, Charles Hoebiing and Edward Roebling, | sland. 4 to hold 1m common ali the factory buildings and the Schr H Butler, Jones, — for Bridgeport. round which they occupy in Harntlton township, N. & hep og Gino With aill the fixtures, machine &c. In case Charies or Edward ‘should die Derore BELOW. the age of twenty-one years, the prope! revert ) shi ¢ 18, from Liverpool 8 toile surrvora To. chatiee wan, the vasinees | Ship Repai Ss Rotmgne, fram, ‘Beton Jus a, Manager of the deceased, $20,000; ‘Mrs. Williel- | with mdre and he ety to jig mina Watreck, of Laxaburg, Batler county, Pa. Bark Columbia (NG), Muller, from Bremen June 19, with 000) to Mrs. Eleonora Reide}, of @ piace, | hark va Th Bie he fom Tiotverdam June 19, 10,000; to Mra. Felicia Overman, of ‘omden N. J, | with mdse, ora se ek on” te 000; to the Union Industrial Home Association for Bark Embla (Nor), inne from Havre 36 days, with “emg oaeranh lar iit $20,000; to Rev. Wil- by Soy pilot boot A aad No 19), liam A, Passavan' ir. William Holmes and Mr. ark Bavannal ia John Harper, to hold Mn trust forthe equal benenit of | rin W'W Lora br) Bablo, from Licata 108 days, the Pittsburg In@rmary, the Orphans’yfarm School at Telionople, Butler county, Pa., and the Martbury Orphans’ Foam school, near Mount, Vernon, a hoa to the Widows’ and Single Women's Home of Tren- ton, £30,000, ne remainder of the estate is jneathed in equal proporiions between the widow and seven children. ‘The estate 18 estimated to be worth $1,260,000, Ric! SAILED. Steamsbips Germania, for Havre and Hamburg; Niagara, hmond, &. Wind at suneet W. int Notes, Shi ‘The steamer Shotucket, probably of 260 tons, ie on the Boston—W P Woodworth, Londos a" Worgan's Lud ip Joven Thomas (Port), Hendrlclmn, Lisbon and omarion mayer ev Fran Platt & Newton, oun B ; fe oun ephyrise (ur), Pobiston, Feruyfacoason tt H Beh a ig W A Rogers (Br), Merrill, Vigg—Boyd & Hinck Brig Flota (Bey, Oowiling, Gork for Pendesy dicen Bale ley. f ole Gtullettn (Ital, Longobardo, ‘rieste—Funch, Kayo & ‘Lancy, © Brett, Son & Co. Blanchard, Glentuegor—-Walebs Field & & r J W Hines, Lowe, Baltimore—Bentley, Miller & Thomas, ‘Schr A C Titcomb, Titcomb, '‘Philadelphia—Nesmith & Sons. Sehr G M Wentworth, Robbins, Calais—J Boynton’s Sen & Go, Stoop Harvest, Corwin, Providence—H W Jackson & Co, via Queens- Freacklyn. ed a national and a Scotch Jat 41 14, Jon 66 16, passed ship July 21 and pare 24th, with mdse and 427 passengers, to Kunhardt & 30, Steamship San Jneinto, Atkins, Savannah, with mdse and passengers, to Wm R Gi Stearashi] at Had Calcutta, via Sand Head ye. Basted Cape of Good uly 6; had fine weather. with mdse lays to the westward of the banks, with light winds and thick fo, 63 days, with Passed Gibraltar dune 1” Had the second the entire pas- East Harbor, Turk’s Island, 22 derate ‘or with a Suly 0a na iiifams, Savanoab, 6 days, with oT ALOANUANO, June 2—To port abi : ‘etreet, being oalked and paintes, _. 0 MGA cheb Tas, ‘The Astrian ship Piglia Mageior®, 64d tena, Vai ta Buc 7. in 1867, and there owned by Mr A de 0 Ballh and which was sunk im the North river some time since, te on the bec thonal ary dock foot of Clinton street for Gaminatign, pe ‘will be lowered this ; \ ! tons, omned here by ada run- ‘ning on the Charleston line of Messrs Hf D Morgan & Co, is on the sectional dry dock near the foot of Butgers slip, hav ing fer yellow metal sheathing patched. a ‘The steamboat Minnahanoock, belonging to the Board of Commissioners of Charities apd Corrections, and rupning from the foot of Twenty-sixth street, East river, to Black- well’s and other islands, fe on the mammoth balance dry dock near tne foot of Pike slip, having a number of sheets of heavy braziers’ copper pat on her, for preventionof injury by toe, ‘The wrecking propeller Lackawanna is on the central one of the screw docks, near the foot of Market alip, having her bottom cleaned and painted. é + ‘The steamor Albatross, 600 tons, ts on Dean's railway, Red Hook, having her metal sheathing patched and receiving other repairs, Marine Disasters. Bank ONTARIO—Liverpool, Aug 8—Capt Kendrick and crew, of the bark Ontario, from New York for Melbourne, which was abandoned at sea May 80, have been saved and landed at Matiritius, Sure FRaNoIs B CurrinG, Tyson, from Liverpool for Boston, has put into Queenstown leaky. SULP PAULINE DAVID (NG), Otto, from Liverpool, which has been lying several dave at Southwest Pass bar, below New Orleans, took fire morning of 2d inat, The wrecking boat Osage and the tngs Republic and Perry filled her with water and saved the ship, with but little damage, ‘The cargo, however, was considerably damaged, chiefly by water. Th fre originated aft, between decks, but the cause is un- nown. BARK JEANNETTE, from Talcahuano for New Bedford, which put into Valparaiso in distress, was condemned an sold for $2575, gold. The estimates for repairs being more than in gold, it was not dedmed advisable to repair her. Her cargo would be forwarded to the United States or Liver- pool tue first opportunity. Sour HENRY ALLEN, from Boston for Philadelphia, was run into off Nausett, Cape Cod, on Friday night, by schr Ab- bie Ingnils, bound eat. "The HA had main larboard rigging and mainsail carried away, main rail, quarter tall and lar- bourd side of cabin stove. The AT carried away jibboom nd all head gear. Sone Epw1n 8 TYLER, Smith, from Portland, Ct, for Bos- ton, which put into Newport July 28 leaky, has ‘been dis- Charged and taken on the marine failway for repairs. LrveRPoot, July 3—The Ocean Phantom, Haselton, for New York, which put back here, diamasted July 20, had ex- rienced a heavy gale on the 7th, in iat 52, lon %8. ‘Sounded fhe pamps and found 18. inches water In'the well. Hands kept constantly at the pumps. uly Si—The ship. Grassendale, Irvine, from Sun- deriand (March 15) for San Francisco, has been abandoned at fea; all bands saved, (The @ was an fron abip of 1271 tons register, and hailed from Liverpool). New ORLRANS, Aug 2—The Mexican bark Non-Intervento having on board the captain and crew of terren, whom she picked up in Tongboat miles off Southwest pass. Captain Hemmes, of the Ster- ren, reports that on July 23, in lat 28, lon 40, the schr sprung a leak and #unk, She was from Trinidad, bound for Tobasco, ‘The crow were 8 days in the yaw! boat when rescued. Nonzouk; Aug 2—A light schooner, name unknown, is ashore on Smith's Island. Steamtdg Resolute has gone to her assistance. Miscellaneous. We are indebted to Captain Smith, of bark Eliza Barsa, from Bermuda, for late papers, Purser John R Mofitt, of the steamship Manhattan, from Charleston, has our thanks for favors. Whalemen. Sailed from New Becford Aug 2, bark Matilda Sears, Gif- ford, Paoitic Ocean. At Barbados 8h ult, schr C H Cook, Covell, Providcetown, sp. Galjed froma Panama 20th ult, bark Ellen Morrison, Tice, NB to cruise. Had shipped 400 bbla sp oll to New York by fagdalens. - At do $8d, bark Platina, Chase, Westport, taking ‘in pro- vialons, to afl ina few days. sagt: Spoken—July 1, lat 4, lon 85, bark Mattapoisett, Tripp, ‘Westport, clean, ‘July 25, Int 80 06, 1on 7828, schr B F Sparks, Cook, Prov- incetown, 400 bbis oil. aly 25; lat 41.28, lon 68.10, chr Alexander, Ryder, Prov- bbls oil. incetown, 2 months out, 80 On Conat of Houaddr (by steamer Taloa, at Panama)— Barks Andrew Hicks, Hamblin, Westport; 'B Coloord, Mo. Cleave, Nantucket ; Chas W Morgan, Athearn, NB; brig A Cook, Field, New York, ofl not reported. Of" Gallipagos Inands, ship Arnolda, Crowell, of New Bedford; bar! Wollaston, Coflin, do; oft not re- ported; schr © E Foote, Hazard, San on board, Frahelsco, 90 sp, 90 wh Spoken. Ship Benj Bangs, Rocko, from Rangoon for England, Juno 8, lat B 8, lon 18 Ship Freedom, Bradley, from Bristol for New York. Jul by pilot boat Wm H. Aspinwall, Bish 41 25, lon 64 40 ( fp “Elsinoar.” from Manila for N oS india, Pai neierien ont” re for San Francisco, May Len ag aroems from Cardiff for ——, July 14, lat 18 66 8, Bark Morning Btar, —— for Barbados, 41.14, lon 6 Bory pie Bout Wm Bi Kepinwae Noah Bark Albi: ‘sefalaer, from Bristol for New Y¥¢ Heath Int 8, ton 69 90 (oy pilot Dost Wm Ht “Aspincet, Bark P G, 48 days from Rotterdam for New Y. no Int, &o (by pilot boat Wm H Aspinwall, No 1 ape at Brig Ottawa, Green, from New Brunswick for Philadel- + or Baler Al (oy pliot boat Ariel Reterson Nora aes tou of Foreign Ports. ARDROSSAN, July 21—Arrived, H L Uilliatt, Killam, Cork. Antwrer, duly I N Franklin, Holbrook, Ge- noa (and left Flushing 28a). 4 "Hed beg Sail fob, Westmoreland, Latour ed from Flushing Roads . Pit, rhtladatphin; Slat Suppleich, Plagens, NYork; 4, bark Annie Kimball, Lin- Lauro, Crane, do (and ARCHANGEL, July BRisto) BA ; Ly zo eo adetved, Lorena, Berry, NYork; Ans- coln, Boston, dell, Tupi vt FAST, July 23— Arrived. Ardudroy, Williams, NYork. ySREMEERAVES, July ‘—Sallod, Bremen (0), Lelsk, Now 1ngARACOA, July 24—In port, sch Frank Howard, for Mork BERMUDA, July —Arrived, brig Harvest Queen, Schults, Cowss, July 2—Arrived, Norwogian, M Sanita, Jur He Arisa, WR Mesa Dkess Hebre. Orrre, July 19—Arrived, Johannes, Torngren, New Or- ag DEAL, July 24—Arrived, Wilkommen, Don{cke, NYork for London (an1 proce: ded) uly 28—Of, Argonaut, Grimm, from Bremen for ork, Dubus, July 98- Arrived, Tereaino, Lauro, NYork. Arrived at Ki pet ed, Ferinal (7), NYork. ly 20— Ensivone, J EN rk, O ease ‘ed, Elsinore, Clark, Cronstadt FaiMoury, July 23—Arrived, Blair Athol, Haines, Fhila- delphi: jailed 22d, Reidolf, Peterson (from Philadelphia), Lon- GLovorsren, July 99-Arrived, Fremad, Evensen, New York. GREENODK, Jnly 2—Arrived, Acadia (a), Lees, St John, NB; Bad, Carabria (8), Craig, NYork; © O'Van Horn, Bhe: c. Gr.asGow, July 21—Arrived, @ ¥ Focking, Seviere, New ‘ork. Salied 20th, Haloyon, Dunham, Wermouth, N&. GALWay, July %—Arrived, Utilla, Marcomino, N York. HAMBURG, July 21—Arrived, Dr C Tupper, Chambers, and Reichstag, Plump, NYork. HattFax, NS July Bl—Arrived, bark Sarah Douglass, ke, St ‘al Douriass, Liverools Brig Foo Brothers, N York. Inaava, July 11—Arrived, Lal Edna (Bri, ‘Thomes (chastered to load raliroad iron trom wrecked ship farmioyt~canceliod charter, loaded aalt and sailed for Liver: Balke ph tat Sig ‘Salve SO BEE tor jelize, lop); ladiator Ty ickersop, in and ploceeded, ¢4 Nin port Adit, brid Asolun (Br), Sealrook, for New Ori n por eolus . for New Orlean: lag h a ee tea uhie thee Jon ; shire Clara jaxter? for Boston, Idg, 0, Dae Village Lelie, we, wine, LIvERpoor, 1 ; ease Cy ales iia Erimhohntatn, Wilfains, NYork j Pocanite al ote NB; Dover, &tiip! javana; Raith Warreh, 4 Sonth- Na; ool, en Waverly, Gillan, NOrieans; Znleika, Thompson, 4 anipton, Smithefick, NY ork ; Savantah, Turley, Philadelph 2g, Nepuane, Peabody, NYOrk, Satied, 22d, Helene, With; Thos Dunham, Youn Nn F Btorer, Bryant, NYork:'F B Cutting, (glnce reported at Queenstown dismnated); Henry, NYork, via Aberdeen; Neumublen, Roper, San Francisco; ) Laurens, Gof, and Henry Adderiy, Hartmann, San Frandiaco. Cleared tad, Kate Troop, Crogkor, NVork : Nereld, Benrse, San Franciied ; 201, Martha A. McNeill, Waits, Boston, Entered out 22d, General Butler, Chase, and’ Severn, Hast- ings, NYork; John Mann, Mann, Boston ; ‘camp. bell “Curling, do; Julia, Mounce, NOrleans. LONDON, ‘July 4—Arrived, Corsica, Havener, Rangoon; Jobin CC Munro, Bannister, NYork. Cleared 28, Kigin, Henly, and Petras, Sundene, Philadel- phia, in ballast; tn Nevada, Panno, NYork; Ex- ghange, Churchit, Bostons 24h, Bertha, Borgwardt, Provi- Citta Entered ont Mth, Delta, Groves, Boston. aoxDoxpenny, Ang Arrived, stennehip Peruvian, Bal- jantine, Quebec for LAuerpool and’ proceeded). MANZAN: pe (wo Kee ne 7--In port, ship Golden ‘rom Ban Francisco, July 40—Entered out, Sarah A Dudman, Ro- ro TH, July—Off the Start 2ist, Homeward Bound, Gilmore, from Calino for Rotterdam. PENARTH, July 21—Arrived, Rangoon, Congdon, Bremer- ayen. MECN, July 15—Sailed, bark Jehu, Crowell, Philadel. ia, PERNAMEDCO, June 20—Arrived, Ohance, LeJorge, Baiti- more; 26th, Johann, Nissen, NYork, Oo Aug 2—Arrived, steamsbip Austrian, Wylie, Liv- erpool "QUEENSTOWN, July 29—Batled, Erin («), Webster (from Liverpool), NYork; 984, Tulsco, Belegaard’ (from Bt Mai Rio Fann ship Grey Eagle, Cofin, Bal: ANEInO, July 1—Salled, tumore. In port June 20, barks Talisman (Br), Anderson, for Hamp- ton Roads wig; schr OL Taylor, Lane, from NY¥ork for Ban FEET irk At WA ot the Warn Babli, ree: n port July 2 » repg; parks New Light Botn tort Batumore ide’ Parthisn (Hs Orvorn, for NYork do; Lord Baltimore (Br), Lanfair, tine; beet ey Seach tap] hy ryt re Au (nga une. aled from do, — anne, iin Ban wel Mavershaven, MoDiarmid, ranawick, Ga, SANDIAMN, Jul, Arniyed, Friden, Nyrberg, NYork. mid Crotx, ay Yin bork tie ewe ‘har ‘Bartlett, for "ie No load for Newport for order. vender, ‘or S1JonN, NB, Aug 9- Arrived, brig Posie (Br), Holder, Philadeiphi y Mitchell, Ldverpool. Gre tp Hadley, lobe Melobetis, Piven Philadel. Es sats ett See ate from Val wi would’ leave the Const for Boston about Suly’®, : American Perts. QpEBEAND RDA Suef Rrerety chr Bd iat erty = 5 Two Mi Bi allio ang ttre EN bin, Mork: re 0. » Thacher ‘anil it the a Heaton pia! Ht G Hand, Taslor, ni fs ut An Ler, Annie i Ph ladelphia ; M Steelman, Steclm: Adelphia yA M Weaver, Weaver, Philadciphint # edwards, Homers, Fntindelphiny fA Hooper, Chainplon, Philadelphia Dreaden, Smith, South Amboy; Bramball, Hamilton, South boy; M recitns, Remlok, Kiizabethport; Henry’ Olay, w Dut fark Worihy Gibbs, Kingston, Jai brig Erle, | chrd O.ara Brith,’ Smith, Alexandrina, Vay Allen, , York. | ‘8d—Arrived, bark peeeee, Wisse, Buenos Ayres; brig | Echo, Merb sea ‘ships Wi ‘Yoo, Creat of the Wave; | | pring Beane: Howard, Pomscti, “Chowan; schre._ Jackson, and George Omerod, August 2% brig for Rio Janeiro. BANGOR, Jt i mi, : 5 f BATH, July 81—Arrived, schr Geo fork. PRRVEREY, July 27—Arrived, schr Sy i lpia. —t schr John Mitzpatrfc ae en Eigeag ras cao! 5 ; NCHARLE HON, Aus S—Arrived, steamship Louisburg, ake . TRORPRESS MONTOP. Ang 2 Arrived, ark Patten Rio Javeiro for o1 Bp Stepbent Columbia, Poss, London; brig Alice (Br), Go~ orfolk for West Indies. oe ALE RIVER July st-—Atrived, sche Watchful, Carr, Ho- ais Daniel Brown, Graney Georgetown, DC: ‘ork. Walon Hacifen, achte Richard Borden, Borden, NYork ; Thos Borden, Writhington, Philadelphia. HOLMES' HOLE, July $1, PM—Arrived, brige Eva Johnson, Lawson, Heldgeporl) OB, for N¥ores Minnie, Mtl- ler, Anderson, St John, NB, for Philadelphia; Helen M Bow. ley, Rowley, Boston for Port Jefferson; Kate Foster, Fiok- it’ Cherryfeld for NYorg ; schra Frank & Emily, Colley, St Soha NB for Phlladelpts Henry Allen, ‘ater; Stephen Morris, Seaman Fred Spoftord, Turner, and Frank Hi tert, Croweil, Boston jor Philadelphia; Vernal, Sa' ry lewbury: port or'do; Ta ty Boarye, Salem for do} Mady Lilt, FoR: ¥ uth for do; Ann 8 Cannon, Sa Tah Turmer: do for Georgetown, DC; ia ‘don, Salem for do; Deborah Jones, Baker, do for N Riverdale, Norwood, do for do; Samuel Lewis, Wood, Fis lin for do; Mary & Elza, Elwood, Calais for do; Convort, Thurlow, and N Ht Hall," Murphy, do for New Haven; Wu Davis, do for Mott Haven; Martha Sawser, Co'N Portland for Geor; wih, D. | Passed by—Schiw NH Miller, —-; RH Die} and Jas Ponder, Hudson, Boston for Philadelphia, Sailed—All the above except brigs E N Jonson, and John Pierce, and schrs Coral, Warren Sawyer, A'S Calnon, Sam Aagt AM—Arrived, schts M Bramall, Hamilten, South Amboy for Boaton ; Carrie Heyer, Poland, Boston for Georze- town, DC! Samos, do for NYork; John’ McAdam, Willard and M&E Henderson, Price, do for Philadelphia; Mary Graham, Fountatn, Saco for do. schrs Coral, Warren Sawy: Bailed’”-Brig Bya N Jahuson ; er, ae ag eee Heyer Bramall, 7 Meadary Mary Et —_} Shannon, Gfaham, M ¢ £ Heuderso am, jeraon, td, AM Arr cht Idler, Durant, Mount Desert for York; schrs Kate’K Rich, Church, Boston for Philadelphia; ‘m P Vox, Bateman, Plymouth for do; John Cadwallader, Steelman, Sulom for do (and sailed), Saiied—Schrs Moses Patten, for Bangor; Samuel Stevens, dt 8s NORFOLK, July 8l—Arrived, schr Mary Jane, Leek, New York, ‘Aug 1—Arrived, brig Edith, Dyer, Rockport; schrs Ocean Wave, ali and fason, Gibson, NYork; Addin McBird, M 1, Roc! Sailed—- Brig Alice (Br), Goaet, Barbados, NEWBURYPORT, July 1—Arrived, brig Tula, Reed, Mayaguez; Aug 1, schrs 8 H Naylor, and Emma L Porter, Sparks, do} Qeean Pearl, Oarver, NYork, n iat, bark Envoy (new, 580 tons: » NYork schre Addis Fuller, Henderson Althea, Stmtihy and ‘Rockit schrs Golden Eagh Philadelphia. NEW BEDFORD, July 2—Arri owes, Fhladephins Heory ‘ilen,' Tater, Boston for d. (eet red ark, Sacramento, Robbins, St Helena and 4 market Salled—Sohr Ann Carlet, Westgate, NYork. NEWPORT, Aug i, PM—Arrived, schr Potter & Hooper Bradbury, Haverstraw. Salled—Schrs Charles, Trefethen, Taunton for Raritan River, NJ; Caroline & Cornelia, Crowley, and Lady Adams, vons, Somerset for Poughkeepaic; Pavilion, Brightman and Mint Brightman, Fall Kiver for NYork ; Cabinet, Di Wolf, Providence for do; Lingle, Tarlo, Pawtucket for Phila‘telpnia; Oregon, Roas, for Malden, NY. NEW WoNDOm ‘Fuly Bi—Arrived, sobr Empire, Baker, Elizabetly NORWICH, Aug 1, PM_Arrived, schrs New Jerscy, B: ker, Nortolee Jone Lrockford, Davin, Philadelphians Lissa hotn, Elli ork. Raymond, Lord, and Adele Fe! EW HAVEN, Aug 2—Arrived, acl ty,J Hoyt Par ker, Baltimore; Mary St John, Hammond; Phobe Eliza. beth, Hall; Alex Massey, Blogard, and Sophia, —, Eliza- bethport; Guide, Lampheer, Port Johnson; Annie, Bulling- burg, and Orion, Winters, Hoboken. PHILADELPHIA, Angst 3 Arrived, barks Mexican (Br), hy Troon; Julie Michels (NG), Dade, London; Philenay NYork; Belvidere (Br), , Boston; bi Planet (Br), Arey, NYork; Golden Lead, Dow, Boston; s cassian, Bunker, NYork; oomba, ‘York; Bo re Willie Mowe, Hilton, 8t John, Rock, Bangs, Hille boro: Florence N tower, Berry, NYork; Hannibal, Cox, NYork; J Paya, Rich, NYork: kt wi Ww Ban’ Shi 8 A Hammo. ley, Gardine w ichmond, Me; E 5 tt, Kendyick, NYork; tr tan Hard ity, 1B iathway NYork; @ Wilson, joliing, Rn em; Be } Jamee “Alderdice, Wile, te oB Frbeotort Lloyd, do;,8 & Corson, Brower, do, low, ‘brig Arctic, from Buends Ayres; echr W M Marcy, Gtecred Brigg C Br), Dussant ; James ak artens tows, pars howtos ; a; 6 ridge ; Taylo TMistin Oseoses Pratt, Kendrick, do} M8 Hathaway, Cole, do. Sc Arived, ship Gangparell, MeApine, Liverpool; sohrg mary Blaers ih it Pennell'and Oyaken ork ac @. Also an Hag, Nova Seotin; schr Ontario, Nivork. “Below, bark Patt EERE AEE re wo wp a, te . sca, a: Vela, Yor’ Yarmouth Ns aah, Heke SBigeioy, for Ant- werp; schr Belle, for 1H.” Steamer: Amajaz, from Wimington, Del, for Rio Jan and all the achoonera before reporiod, went to sea to-day. went lo Gearbteee he rae Real, We ees 3 men 5 4 Hinburg; American Union, Boston, vancak stay PORTLAND, July 81—Atrived; steamshtp Dirigo, Jobn- | ork. *“Glenred-—Schr Harriet Baker, Webber, NYork. ng 1Sailed, brig Mary E iinompson sobrs Harriet Bas Bakef, Delmont, Virginia, and others. yEAWIUCKER, ‘Aug 2—Sailed, schr Convert, Adams, New ork. bs PROVIDENOE, Aug 2—Arrived, achra Pioneer, and Sea Nymph, Onley, Baltimofes Ninetin; Wilaoa, doubt Ralied—Schra WP Philips, Cranmer, Alexandria; Royal Oak, Trrickson, agd Richard Law. York, Philadephia: Con- nectlont, Staphin # Teanc N Seymour, York; John G Baxter, Jones; Gyathia Jane, Ball, and Susan & Mary, Kenyon, Now York. SAN FRANCISCO, July 25—Arrived, bark Optima (Br). Gould, Londop. SAVANNA uly W—Sulled, brig Gilmore Meredith, Ay- on BALEM, atly 8 arrive schra D Brittain, Carroll, Phi delphia; rgie Todd, boyd, NYork; Bist, Mapstel Achorn, Hoboken; Aug 1, Carrie H 8) Botce, Adams ; Northern Li Kelley, rd " Hi ; Sarah Bernice, Proo- tor, and Webster Kell, Philadelphia; Brave: Foss, Etirabethport, Sailed 30th, ‘schrs Henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, Philadel- Pia Slat, JJ Cadwallader, Steelman, do, WILMINGTON, NC, Aug S—Arrlved, steamship Rebecca Ciyde, Chichester, NYork, Dletred—-Steamships Win P Clyde, Morgan, and Volunteer, Jones, NYork, J ‘aur " MINCELLANEOUS. NEW STORY BY EVA EVERGREEN. THE BLEEDING HEART; Or, THE REJECTED LOVER'S REVENGE. 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