The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1869, Page 10

NEW YORK HERALD, Wepwesbay, AUGUST, 25, 1869—TRIPLH SHEE? | — - a <= Poul - a _ si ae Maer ; = : seit, i geet yantin ‘was fortonately discovered in time to be cut down / of the” aassie hocks of Vermont, avery dificult iv oe flog Lewin, NYork. ‘ WRBAN INTELLIGENCE, Bnd resuscitate, Geminid Lact Observation, | PrO‘eMOr asain slated SHIPPING NEWS. : aoe cba earl, ME mia Yer® fis tbat in his opinion jor Perry's obser Ai ee actnnd 2 Hugo, Becker, NYork, ihe ‘ “ had establish the precise character of or Friviy Yor ; EY, WESTCHE TER €S Uy TY. ped done mach to padbenes Almanne for New York—This Day. aL op Wiis, ‘Aug 18—Off, Merrimac, Jacobs, from Ran “ ern OM AE nnn Professor 0. ©. Marsh followed ® paper on goon for Me 5 oy ye TREeT OF UXtrep Srares BoNDS.—SOD% party or | #omMe new Mosagauroit © Baneae Lo, fo Breen 519 | Moon rises.....ey@ g 39 wrach NEIVERPOOL, Aug 18 Arrived, Caravan, Marsnall, 81 Joho, 4 Hokaene hiner Bor CrosHen ro a | parties, at presente unknown, entere”, che dweiling Maths of these repeies, though thelr form ¢: menot ve 6 44 | High water.” on 10 19 | Mm Beence Ayres July 32. At Bai, tear, Wace Dita Paya Hy 4 in se frightfal accidents the con- } Of Gardineer See, at Crv,ton, 9 day or twoago, and | fully determined, tat they must have been che most a } Ge foremast was carriod away. ws "ere Under wa monay Burrows, do; Bazaar, Je Fn i TeLLY.—One of those Mghls old oo. | Boe therefrom two Uy.ited Sates bonds, for the re- | powerful aniiaais of the seas, aud pro!abiy in ap- Weather Along tho %; a’ Rule EAE ae tami, Asah ak Socga igince pul nto “Milford Haven damage Broibe y templation of wiicn makes the viood run cold spective amounts of ¥,300 and $100, pearance resembling the form of the mytiical ea Inlet, Hempatead beach, Li,» ture (244, 8 AM) a Gavant, Semeker San Franclaeoe isthe Edith Warren, eurred yesterday morning at the steel works “ pase Dakin Robasny .— avout noon yesterday the resi- ie or Blake's paper Was au mteresting trea- Bonn J E SIMMONS, before Teported raised after being Caloutti, Twanhoe, Thearla, Saranoad ite Hasken, Hea C0. SOK of Waeren sseek. Rey Bae Be. | dence of W. C. ¥nitmore at Kingsbridge was eu- | tise on the peculiar elongated guuctare at the nd wae grounded in fobr aad a Half atcrse nee a | patente Lily, Brisoay Gaunten, Mo} iby Hing Bird, Deaver { Armonr, fourteen yeurs of age, wa euziced Mi Oat | tered by thiev'es waite the family were at luncheon, | faurd ut a locality Hear Newpor ¢ Witch according New Yore Roun: keneter, tied Mideheliaeet tee deen: oun’ | Heo ’ ni e ‘machinery, When the Spout of | aA and propery consisting of a writing desk, a gold | to Professor Hitchcock. had ' ygen ‘e:ongated, com: Pail etnias 69 Ps tye tyer rn gee tig hethiport fo Redon (Body Entered out 12h, Robert Bonk, Jolly. Phi! phat Be , hk between (wo rollers, whiten Were can | Watch Ay Ghain, earrings and other articles of | pressed and distorted by ter «om and pressure, atver Waskinnon a 30h fuss and Aled with water. Schr Froile, of Holmes! | lsiks, Thompson, Bon bay: Lith, Virginia (9), Fusbee, ten a eats tare Ws tes equ itout; but, tustead, | JOWELY:, in ali valued at $500, carried away. fiving. been rendered )’ astte by au elevation of " Hole, went to her assistance, Fee Sashes Hop einn: peltonone: La foolishly thinking lie could d ‘° y speed - cor, al temperature. Professor giake presented some evi- 8 Souk EXCHANTREESS, from Savannah for New York, br- ‘ i 4, E W Stetson, Moore, New Yi tus arm Was dragged in and lis body spendiy, Tol | | CO'om Marrens.—A special term of the County | Gentes trom @ COUglO ments ee ee ore 86 fore reported ae aground opposite Figg Island, Savarioud | (andenorsdonk Ln ianen tain Provitehes, Coslteeh Jowed, ‘The sesh and bom pig te “Ds sartion mae Cevart an@ Court of Sessions wae commenced at | which was made of eo of Micaceous schist, Mied 8 rivet Ned off on Saturday night by a tug, and sailed, | adelphia, miash of jelly booger fe'Intelligence of this ) White Plains yesterday, County Judge Robert | with peboien ory ‘ous sizes, and elongated and x harlaareomty9 99 bank pintared out Mth, Marcia © Day, Chase, New Orieana; 5 ea to hike paste, & - CHE MINNIE KINNEY, — ich, Hopkina, New Yor oe © alumity Was CODY to is widower, ' Cochran presiding, ‘The court was mainly oooupied Peet ager ADP eecs? A. ne Bawders “e0uKior Eres : ise & wi nie om me BNEN, from Georgetown, DO foe very | clearest tintae, Jord, Mow York 14, eae Dan nother, Wan resides at No. 10 Hutson witeets Figg | In bearing ex-parte motions relative to ment was | 22d compress? ¢°by tension and enormous pres: | ~xg- The ollce of the Heeacy slew yachts Jane and | badly. Measieaicts, Ais i3—Arsived, Alert, Ehrenveich, NYork. Jost another 400, ine inn ervey CIY, ADOULD. sane | CHR o Rea Nt PTLaee eee in an, nGuoUrnMEN? WAS | gure, Rune geclogistatied malntalued that deep. | Temas eee Wee harachia Jaane and | PEO Arnrs, July 12-—The Villeta w), hence for Monte. | WUAMRIOK, Aus (S- Arrired, Alert, Bheenseich, NYorE Rauroad, at tie depot in Jersey Ciiy, aboul® year | effected until Friday next. It is understood that the seaied rock’ ,” were ently rendered plastic, | owners and consianees to the masters of inward bound ves | video, came into collision with the Swedieh brig Fiygarson & | yor" Yone’ Acosta, Hower, a ani a liait ago. the upper portion ol ius +k) waving brn Mey oraen ent is exceedingly Nght and) ang that suri as were not much exposed to the ac. will be forwarded free of charge, Son, from Ne roa crear he Che Bee et tis, poron the | NEWoASTL.S Aig 10--Bnvered out, Joho N Cushing, Ba been \aKen aWay by Lie Wees Of @ Cod) Gr, Cox | consists ¢ civil acti tion of whe, ir became eotter than those on the sur. ned aan Sn eS eam earns ee rae ener: reat ter, Boston. ner Warvea Wii hold wn {aquest STATE PRISON Avvasns.—-After an experiment | face. Atyptments were then addeced by. Professor CLEARED, sciven by leaping om board the. Villeta, whlch, although more oN RNERRT, As 19 Arrivad, Theobald, Theobon agre to Hlobuken, of about eighteen nionths’ duration (he manufacture | Blake ik substantiation of this theory. The distri- —— wued and maxing water fast, contrived lo reach | Voanimo, Minto, Lonton tor New Orleans; Royal vm AM a Rygy y 5 : button ¢,7 nard rocks bad been found on exien- | Steamship Scotia (Br, Judkins, Liverpoo! via Queenstown | this port, and is now und ig repairs, The Flygarcon & | Davis, London for Boston, DesrEnatE A ¥ iN A P48eoom.-—Yesterday | of chaius by convict labor at Sing Sing Prisov 1s 10 sive 86/,/e iu the Manks of the Sierra Nevade moun- | ~C G Franck.yu. Bon bus been sold, with Site of her cargo utill on Batled 11th, Pigisouth Rock, Warner, NYork afternoon & may RuBes ANQeVSGa, In compauy With | be totally abandoned at the eud of the present | tains 4s¢ California. The consiueracion of the pheno- aero Etna (Br), Lockead, Liverpool via Halifax—J pom 0 vessel rewlizing $24,500 m ¢, and the cargo an equal BLyMovri, Ang H—asrived Edin Robins, Fork. me of is friends, entered @ie saicon at the corner | month aga failure, having resulted in a loss to the | Men? jad ieft My. Blake to the conclusion that enor- reac i oo Bark William Albert, from San Franolsco for this port ILLAY, Aug 9—Arrived, iretein, Kirstein, NYork, cr newark ana? to refresh themselves | Stute ct nearly $20,000, ‘The principal reasons a8 | MOV. and long continued pressure and tension, ata | oSitsnp Leo, Dearborn, Savannah—Murray, Ferrie & | Bark William Albert, from fan Pranoleco for this port NYSE: Nip Thane Mane ee bine : pe o | Signed for non-success in the departinent named | Me iderate elevation of ‘emperature, although not | —Sieamsnip Nisgare, Wlakeroan, Norfolk, Ci:y Fowt and | off after throwing about 1,200 bags of flour overboard, put OTERED Au, Aue It Checked: Hopnlight, Nichole, Shields alter the | ven. ‘They enrered into | are that the State never mvested suilicient capital in | BF cessarily so, had been suficient to produce the | Richmoud—NL McCread' into Montevideo and bas since reached this port, mi ga eT TIN, Att phen Jahnke, N¥ork} Noah, a# fendly conyemation tn one of Fooius, AMP | the enterprise to make it profitable, and that chala | ¥aolecuiar movement of these apparently uuyielding | Steamship Glaucus, Walden, Boston—W P Clyde great deal of water; is being rapidly discharged, and as soon elie oe aaa” won velg thao veated ou archon, | Winle Im that PO- | can “be imported from Kurope at a less cost than 18 { ‘materials, Mechanical force alone appeared to lave | _ Bark Marianna Sd (Fors), Polba, Lisbon—LE Amstnek @ | e practicable will be aurveyed. en oe 4 ee iaotb, Nore ge epee eae ee eae | Fequired to deliver the iron ore at the prison, on Deeniene Ce ee peeeeaa ae roid Reptites iark WE Anderson, Drummond, Mobile-E D Huribut & Lap mc tgiesighy tanta een etre py reg Aimerican Ports, Gd. TUS 4 oo feline Hi ‘ ce of v constantly engas é v1 or Moaasa) ¥ 3 UG, Aug N—. seized su% by the beard wud felted Him to the ground | {0/¢@ ef 200 a ae tei ndecamod. will be} from the green sand of New Jersey led Prof, Agassiz | °Yirig Covadonga (Bri. Vives, Gibraltar for orders—H & | RIO GRANDE uxt, onze, July 9$The bark Aiphousing AABPONAUG, aug 2 Arrived, achr Conctitation, Smith, by the dglivery Of nine oF Len poweriui blows on the ferred to the marble quarries, the product of | to remark that the examination of the Mosasauroid } Sprague. (Fr), Sore fea aes Bt 3, for Bao Francisco, BOSTON, Aus rvived, brig Cireaasian, Bunker, Philee aend. While t Jes doing this a man shouted | wick yields to te Sule a hamlsoine aud wy | remains revealed much that Was New to Gesenpiive | Brig Alberto ‘Italy, Scotto, Genoa-F Manare, ha supe : a fond delphia; sclirs H 601 OB Dodge, Winek- frow a crowd Lea? by, “iol, Bob. amd {will furnish | WY yes On. 40 palicoutology. He was uot quite satisied that the | Brig Kenshav, Syivester, R A Robertson & Co. Sranuey, Falkland Islands, June 2l—The Sea Witch, | joy? Gecrrerow ‘Chase, Phiiaic'phia. Bee Of the ssaanited n | dhuinisd ay profit. < sy~ "i Brig Jas Murchie (Br), Grant, Shulee—Snow & Richardson, ily, from Antwerp for San Francisco, whic Surg toes 3 4 in and. kesoued. hiv from Se mugs semblance ‘Of the. mosaemarcnas te ‘aera TK, | q Bs Leoua (Br), Tingley, Hockiand, NB—P I Nevius & | May 7 leaky and with damuges, walte owner's Ora EE a ee eet ea Eae, wevories brig Hane, Hall Meu then fied the | AHMAR ASCOIATION FOR TAL ADVAROZ- | thongs were rather of the synthene type than OL | "ig q x Date, Pierce, Baitimore—it W Lond & Co, Miscelluneous, Raltimore; sehr Mavis. Y Moore, Cle, Hast; John Grocker, ame, Whew MUNL OF SOMRCE. aunty, ‘The arhicniation of the lower jaw, he | | Schr Piccadilly (Bx, Morris, Port Ellsabeth, OGH—Isaac | We are under obligations to purser Thos Kinsey, of the Safled--Wind N-by i to E, ship John Bryaot; and from y, and Was wa es eussiile thought, in no Way corresponded to that of serpents. TOF ta: ‘Jackeou, TabiiicdscBiexnlere & Phebanm steamship City of London, for his attentions, the Roads, bork A M Cai Section © held only an afternoon session. Arch ology-and ethnology were discussed, but the papers were not large in number. Mr, Porter C. Bliss read @ paper on “The bored Ver re of South America and the Classification of the fudian Nations Thereof.” Mr, Bliss said that he had found In the centre of the Ar- Kentine Republic, in the province of Santiago del Watero, a people who stil spoke the language of the Incas, though separated by nearly 1,600 mites from the nearest portion of Bolivia, where the same lan- uage was spoked, He considered this peopte to be descended from an outiymg colony of the empire of the Incas, and adverted to former clasattications of the Indians upoa the basis of geographical location. He spoke of the characteristics of the various Indian Janguages and to the remarkable change within two — from the monoayllabie to the polysyilable fori. ‘The following papers were also read:—‘On the Arrowheads of the American Indians and Abo- Tignes, Ulustrated by specimens,” by John A. Warder; “pxhibitton of afew interesting implements, cul- lected by K. W. Haskins, from Indian graves on the banks of the Ohio, with special reference to the boring of holes in stone implements,” by /. W. Putnam. nn, BALTINORE 3—~Arrived, brig Sarah Crowell (Br), Messenger, Arecibo. Cleared, ship Oswego, Post, Bordeaux; bark Louise (N @ Fins, brige eves (Br), Hast, Demerara; Alb ew ie. RAPID PASSAGE OF THE STRAMBHIP Crty oF PaRIs— ‘The steamship City of Paris, Commodore James Keunedy, of the Inman line, arrived at this port yesterday morning at quarter past five o'clock, taking the passage in a little over eight days from Queenstown to this port, including her stop- page at Halifax, NS, to land Prince Arthur. ‘The following is an abstraet of the log of the City of Paris: — party l= 145 PM weighed anchor; 8:20, Rock Light; 4:18, ei Buoy. T8th—Wind westerly :3 AM, Tuskar; 8:30 Roche's Point; 250, anchored at Queenstown; 8:50 PM, passed Roche's Point; 7:57, PM, pasued Postnet, Vith-Wind varfable; light aira and calms, Dietance run from Fastne; 218 miles Vith—-Wind variable; heavy head sea, Distance run 821 milies, i8th—-Wind variable; light airs and calms; beavy head sea, Distance run 320 miles, 19th—Wind variable ; light airs and calms; heavy head sea. Distance run 836 miles. oth—Wind variable ; light airs and ealms; smooth sea, Dis- tance ron 354 miles, ‘Q1st—Wind variable; light airs and calms; 11: tant. Distance run 5 AM received pilot; Schr ES Gilderaleeve, Carrol!, Baluiaore—Benuey, Miler & Thomas, Behr O C Acken, Hobb‘e, Stamford, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HELALD STRAW Yactrs, Steamship City of Paris (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool Aug 14, Queenstown Ltt, at 80 PM, via Tali? Did ee 12M, with mise and passengers, to J G Dale, Arrived at Quarantine at Bb A. Ang 16, lat 50 13, lon 38 05, paced a brig rigged » Dound bs; 19th, lat 49 19, lon 4 was in or 0) with a brig rigged steamer, bound W; 23d, lat 40 - lon 07 wae in company with steamship City of Dublin, from Ai werp for New York. Steamship Cuba (Br), Moodie, Liverpool Aug 14, via Queens- town 10ih, witn mdse and 122 passengers, to GO Franclyn. Aug 18, lat 50 13, lon 32.08, passed a veuse) bottom up, was copper bottomed; did not aacertain anything further con- cerning ber; same day, lat 6007, 1on 6242, passed @ Guion steiner, bound EB. Lcorreri City of London (Pr), Leitch, Liverpoo) Aug 12, via Queenstown 18th, with mdse nnd passengers, to J G Dal (The City of London arrived 25d, but was accidental omitted yonsterday.) Steamship City of Dublin (Br), Eynon, Antwerp, Aug 8, with indse and 225 passengers, to John G Dale. d strong head winds first part; light head winds and calms latter part of eC. teamship England (Br), Thompson, Liverpool Aug 11, via | Fourth Dey—Interesting Papers on the Re= cont Evlipse The Rocky Mountain Alpine RegioteThe Pebbles of the Conglemerate at Parsetory, R. L—The Indian Tribes of of neving WING DeaTm or Freprawk Lav ison metiiuted an Investivation on 4 Meuday might into the cause of Frederick 1 Geath’ America. aLkM, Mass., August 2 . Gesth, The facts puditshea in yesterday’s HERALD : SU Na Dae ane were subsian d, aba in addition 1 Was proved After enjoying to their hearts’ content the ground- that_ when be rescived the blow of oMicer Farreli's | sweli of Massachussetis Bay, a visit to the points of club he ell to ihe ground aad blood flowed pro- | tutorest in the harbor and @ short tarry at some of fusely from his head. Onicers } 2 and Kent | 2 a on ‘ f e man wong for some ditence, when he | the Hshing towns ‘that dot the coast, on Saturday on a S000, He was unwiling ptr last, the American Association for the Advancement y juriier. Officer Pierce came up at this Mme Science resu 3h E and Farren ordered the man to get -up | % napa 4 bad econ sively Sie eel and *valk alouz. Wheu he refused to do so { Foster, the President, in the chair. As on former Farre’i struck mm A ine cinb bs the body. | occasions the general session was brief, the time The old ma! ' uot to strike fim anp-ancre, 2 verely and Was 100 having been mostly occupied tn reading invitations Weak 10 walk alo them to assist him; | to the association to visit this, that and the other but Rar Farre int = pega of } place, all of which were accepted. The invitation him and Pierce, so that he reached the police 5K ut To ptacea man in | °f the Mayor and city government of Boston, ex. aun he was in @ sad tach a condition ina ce! Jeaye him there 1s in | tended last week, to visit that city was declined on er, aide, Etechberger, from Mio Jani io Demerara. Mary Stuart, Adams, t we , brig nary Islands; sclirs 4 Lymburner, Lansil, Curscoa; Conant Fletoner Newark, NJ} Ella, Hodgdon, nud A ls Cutt mn york. CHARLESTON, Aug 24—Arrived, steamships Mantattan, and Minnetonka, N Vor; schr Clara Montgomery FALL RIVER, Aug 2/—Arrived, schr Ney, 0, New- burg. Wi — Arrived « 8 Richard Borden, Borden, Poughkeep- sie; Ocean Wave, Baler, Pbiludelphia. Bailed—Sehr Thoma: Borden, Srghtington Philadelphia, GROTON, Aug 2i--Areived, acht BOA Ward, Edwards, Alexandria, E ig Aug 21, PM—Arrived, brie Terhese, a stent HOLMES’ HOT! ver, Myers, Buct:syiile, 8 C, for Searsport; Rio G Gardiner for Nc chrs M & E Henderson, Price, ; Addie M Bird, do for ov Bangor; danet 8 (Br), Bi y Haven; Sarah Gardin: \errill, Providence for C, eed oie ashy 1eouee soe Philadel phi: ‘arnham, Portiand for NYork, 224—Arrived, echrs Jos W Allen, Doane, Gearrctown, D 0, PM, Cape les. le; 330, arrived at dock at Halifax, 11 AM, left Halifax; noon, Sambro abeam. Distance run 243 miles. ind variable; light airs andcalms, Distance run FOS Ee el RE ee 3 2 ow ié A 3 c os After the reading of a paper by Mr. L. H. Morgan, [a : Maeif a efave qucatton for the Corouer’s jury. Tt ap- | the score of want of time on account of the number enu “ % a 4 jucenstown 15th, with mdae and 593 passengers, to National B43 mil for Boston; ty Wooster, Delano; Curtis Tilton, Somere : 3 " utied “A Conjectural Exnlanution of the Use ot 7 iad id. ate . zalise. , u ; i} Philade OF rst ued to co Katt | of papers unread. and tue short time remainmg in | the Embankments, of the Mousa waldo ste crane fee eran 48 ton 8 at pense Be andy Hook Sab mich iet ay Gaara Pilot 4:18, pessoa] O Price, Yates, sad 0 Mew kirky Honter, Pliedalphin for which to transact the business of the association, routine Porte Cae sprauanated, alter which the | bark Countess of Durhatn, otind Wy 520 lat slope ited 22 miles, - i “2 cona, Ingalls, and Frank Parner. Davis. ob fcr day * chase cost i ah 7 BS ei Trad on , r la, F eet tuguest wl take p! nounced thar a new section on microscopy had been | of ‘Trade was a very enjoyabie atfair. Pc med) boul ae fed ade lh tse (tear ity obs ‘deck, which is believed to be'the lnraeat Fegaea 3 alle urphys iisabethport ¢ Siem organizod. A resolution contemplating that all the ————— Sueamship Sileats ay ‘Trautmann, urg Aug 1 via feck ne oF pte highs tye ra tonnage by 20,000 | Perry, ‘Turks Isiand for Boston; D Snow, orndyk: i 4 é 5 Havre Ith, at 1, wi al ‘passengers, un= | zabethport Portland; whaling achr § Jay!o: Ith, AccIDE Mr. Abel Horton haa nig | PFouts of the future sales of the proceedings of the THE MUMBOLDT :LEBAATION hard) & Col "Had variable, Might winds the entire’ passage. | Launowen—At Bath Qnh inst, by Messra WY Morea & | eeecetaport for. Provinceton, 160 Gols elon Baal antic C Is aperm oil on boarat Coffin, Upton, Boston for Wastingion, DU; Ha Little, Godfrey, do’ for Philadelphia; Mary ‘Anna, Bangor for Hiri! JW Halg, Brower, Phiiadsl arm ds: anda a litte chnd with nim was quite | #8ectation be reserved and invested as a nucleus of seriously used by horse running: away, a special fund, the interest of which may at some On Monday Mr, Thoinas Newell, the ¥ Sons, a ship of 1896 tons nm, galled the Geneviere Strick: jand. celevration on the 14th of next month met again at Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah,'with mdse At Perry last week, from the yard of Potter & Nutt, a achr of about [40 tong, 5 ‘se clerk, | future time be devoted to scientitic researches under | the Liederk Hall, No, 35 East Fourth t, | Sd passengers, to W R Garrison, Hingham. Alec ved, brig Aeolus (Br), Seabrooks, Ina» Was (hrown frow his carriage and seriously injured. 4 iGbeaies She ie Ty ast Fourth street, } “Sieamanip Champton, Lockwood, Charieston Aug 2}, with | © dt Newburyport on Batarday, from the boat house of John at in for orders aud has been selzod Here by an ‘This gentieman iost bis Jeg avout a year ago by an | Me association, was referred to the Standing Com- | yesterday afternoon, Mr. Frederick Kapp, presiding, | miseund tasvenatre: t vas Srtters LU pemenes as ne oucrean: & Co, perienced Af ioe, Nerrenatey yacht hats usd oy Ay A Pierce, ead winds from Ha ay of X, i hip Saratoga, Alexander, Richmond, City Post and | besta, AY eT Sepa neeh © toh Ste Ww Is mdse Whalemen, Sailed from New London isi, schr Francis Allyn (new), Chapeil, South Atlantic and Indian Ocea th 15 bbls blkfish Bark Midas, of NB, was at sea July Sp oken—Aug 14, achr W A Grozier, Young, Provincetown, bay Pa eree 2 whales this month, ABB YB, no lat, &c, schr Graduate (of Marion), Savory, lean. Aug 19, lat 87 40, lon 72 50, bark Sea Queen, Movers, Weat- accident, mittee. Fs eb. Teruming er @ plenic, begged! snot The assoaiation then resolved fiself into sectional poems the treet, but was not dangerously | veetings. ‘the proceedings in Section A were pe- if beg was bap tal AR injured the same day | cullarly tnteresting, the papera mostly read having Monday) by a stick of timber ialling upon him, at | reference to the late eclipse. The frst paper read he new Baptist ae hinnc on the subject was by Professor G. W. Hough. Hig spelen observations, in company with others, were made Sap OCCURRENCE.—Robdert Dutton, a iittie son of Mr. George Dutton, No. 26 Bond sticet, fell into a at Mattoon, Ill, with instruments and witnout, well at the rear of the house and was drowned yes | After detailing the character and’ composition * terday afternoon, of the expedition he stated that an astro- ATTEMITED ROBBERY.—On Monday night a party | nomical clock was Provided to obtain of four or five joafers gathered around Mr. T. Knares. | the accurate time, but it lost im settling borough, acoai dealer, doing business at No, 221 | down to ite normal condition, and the party were Academy street, and endeavored to rob him, but | %!!ged to resort to the telegraph to test its accuracy Deing possessed of great personal strength he’ was | With the silereal time at the Dudley Observatory, enapied W discomfit the raMfuns, He had $400 on | It corresponded with the Albany time when the phe- Ris person at the moment. The occurrence took | BOMenon was in progresa, Measuring instruments place near the corner of Academy and Henry streets, | Were also provided, in addition to the telescopes and & place that is noted for being a loafers’ rendezvous, | VaT!-colored glasses, At ten seconda before the true rally contact of the moen’s limb with that of the sun a AKREST AND COMMITTAL OF A FEMALE THIEF.— | Ingar mountain peak was observed, with five Last Saturday Mr. Victor Buinkeneye, a resident of | notches, which proves that the moon's surface 1s ‘the corner of Grove aud Bank streets, entered into a | Jagged. As the eclipse advanced measurements Mr. Albert, Kiam, with the secretary of the com- mittee, reported that all invitations for participation in the celebration to institutions of learning and societies had been made by him, as was resolved by the committee tn former meetings. General Louts Burger has accepted the invitation to act as Marshal of the procession. On motion it was resolved that the procession form, with headquarters at the Liederkranz Hall, on Fourth strect, in Bond and Great Jones streets and tte place, at eleven o'clock A. M., and move at noon down the Bowery to Canal street, through Canal street to Broadway, up Broadway to Union square, thence to Fifty-ninth street and Fifth ave- nue, there toreform and march into the Park. ‘The Place for the erection of the Humboldt monument in the Park has not yet been oes gd by Comp- troller Green. The bust was shipped from Bremen, Germany, on board the steamer America, on the isin | ast. as has been announced by a cable de- patch. The ceremonies in the Park will commence at three P. M., t0 be as follows:—Instrumental and vocal music; unveiliag and dedication of the monu- ment; address in German by Professor Dr. Francis ent. |~-Arrived, brig Allston, Sawyer, Salem for Philadel schrs Chas W: Holl, Rogers, Baltimore for Boston; Wind, Smith, Ful: rt for do; Jos P Ames, Tugner, NYork for Bangor; Adaline, Sprague, Warelam for Pem? roke. KEY WEST, Aug 10—In port, brig Sophie (Patch), Baum- aarten, from, Atinatitinn for Queenstown, refoading, having een thoroughly overhaul NEW ORLEANS, Aug 19—Cleared, bark Ann & Alice (Br), Grey, Cette, France. NEW BEDFORD, Aug 22—Satled, achr Henry Taber, Bow. man, NYork, Also satled 22—Schra Matoaka, Baltimore ; American Chief, Snow ; Mediator, Gace, and Stephen Waterman, Chase, New York ; $84, orig 8 F Brown, Keen, Baltimore; achr Juetina- gene, NYork, bees a Aug 21—Arrived, schr Lizzie, Frambes, adel la. NEW LONDON, Aug 21 Arrtved, achra Eurcka, Alezan- = dria for Norwich; D T. Willits, Hoboken for do, Sailed—Schr Frano's Aliyn, Glass, Hurd’s Island. NORWICH, Aug 21--Arrived, schr Bella Halliday, Falken- berg, Philadelphia, NEWPORK, Aug 22, PM—Arrived, achr Lamartine, Gur- , NYork for Wareham, ‘ed—Schrs Fanny Hamner,Brooke,Providence for Pbilas delphia; Sarah A Faiconer, Wilson, Pawtucket for NYork; stoops Translation, Hawkins, Providence for do; Emperor, Demick, do for do’ ‘a Delphi, Allen, N¥ork for Boston} Ano Ellga, Caswell, New Bedford for NYork; © Mathews, unt and Brilliant, Farnbs F 40; Caroline & Coralia, ‘auston, ‘and passengers, to the ‘Old Dominion C ip ivator, Ru ell, Liverpool, July 1), with mdse and ‘54 passengers, all well, to Williams & Guion. Had light west- erly winds and much calm weather suene the entire paa- sage; Aug 20,2 PM, lat 40 40, lon 67 85, a Wiliams & Guion steamer passed, bound E;4P M,a brik rigged steamer, bound E, passed; Aug 2%, ndou, off ‘Fire Island, took pilot from boat A T Stewart, No. 6. Ship Hudgon, (Br), Anthony, Cardiff, 40 days railway fron, If & Co; had to Barclay & Livingston. Versel to HJ DeWolf fine moderate westerly winds during the % port, 1006 ap, 3734 mos out. jark Satior Prince, (Br), McManus, Mal June 1 and Spoken. Cadiz, June 20, with wine and lead, to J W Elwell & Co; bad light Wester ly winds and culms up to July 17, then took Posed Atha hte tiny from New York April 10 for Ban a heavy gale fron v, avy 6ea, c: a a a * in rigging and split Talla, Augat'd lat 42 N, lou 6? | _ Ship Latrrence Brown, dauvriny from Bassein March 81 for Europe, July 27, lat 14 N, ion 27 W.. Shi ura (Br, Sammerson, from Swansea June 1) for San Francisco, July 10, lat 12 N. ton 26 W. r), from Liverpool Juno 20 for San Fran- isco, July 10, Int 12 Ny Yon 2. foravia, Patten, (rom Maulmain for Falmouth, B, 108 days out, July 8, on the Equator. Ship HI Sonthard, Ross, from Liverpool for Philadel- Phia Aug 17, lat 40 17, lon 63, Ship New World, Cliampion, from London for New York, Th: ABB Guewater G if fi Rai April 8 for Fal jiller ‘utwat ‘reelman, from ngoon rr ‘or » eine oes thy E. May 1, lat 218, fon Ewe API Ip main rigging and split rails. August’, lat 43 N, lou 08 W, spoke bark Lindesmers, from Cadiz for New York. Brig Star, Sparrow, Sevilie via Perth Amboy (where she ain part of cargo), with cork, &c, to orde: Brig T BA Pitt (Br), Bermuda, 7 dayé, with off and 11 pas- engers;to Middleton & Co. Aug 17,10 miles east of Ber- arsed the Halifax mai! steamer, bound in; left in port whaling bark Crowinshied (of Fair Haven), 7 months Out, with 143 bbls sperm oll. Brig Lenoir (Br), Lenoir, Lingan, OB, 14 days, with coal, to OER amaen (ot Perkins, Fernandina, 8 da: @ Hampden (of Bangor’ erkins, Fernandin: with yellow pine, to Bentiey, Mt pee i Aug.%8, 9 AM, lat 40 10, lon 6840, passed a steamer of the Te Committee of Arrangements for the RNatlonal iinelbourd M. “arrived a Garde Some hea, Brig A Bradshaw, Lewis, Jacksonville, § days, with yellow | moult Od. < " were made and the difference of time of the transit | Lieber, and an address in English, The Pre- | pineloB F somal & Ship! Marcia Greenleaf, Bates, from Liverpool for New } rowley; Sowerset for do; rag oll Die poet ake ius thirst. While there | of tue limbs noted on the chronograph, to ‘which | sident’ of the United’ States the Recretary | vuchr Hate E Dodge tot Providence), Freeman, Barbados, | Your Ate Tia hee for do; fiemuel L Orocker, Thresher, do ‘a tne Teen - di pocketbook, which contained some twenty-six | time was conveyed from a chronamute, A band of | of State, the Collector of the port, the Sub-Treasurer | 2.daya, with molasses, to Hi Trowbr.dge'a Bona. Supe i, Ship Lord’ ergines | Br) Wiiadhs, trom Jamaica for Lon- tH + . 0 : Am 7 Pre do for do; Tryphenia, Nickerson, do for do: Ariadne, Hard: ing, New Bedford for do; Aaa, Abbott, Jersey City. for Bow ton’ Ann Shephard, Bowditch, Providense for Philadelphia; 78 Lane, Ki Fall River for NYork; L$ Onase, Baker, NYork for Yarmouth; Moonlight, Briggs, Bal Providence, PENSACOLA, Ang 17—Arrived, brigs Edith Hall, Bnow, ur, McKean, NOrieans; achrStarlight, Robinson, Aapinwval PHILADELPHIA, Aug 9—Arrived, steamshtp Roman, Bogen, Boston; bark Josie Mildred, Guion, Sagua; brige Rover (Br, Flavin, Kingston, Ja; Guiding Star, Freethy, Bow ton; schra’H E Sampson, Blake, Gardiner; ¥ Nicherson, ly, Boston; CR Vickery, Beton, Dighton! C 8 Watson; Adams, NYork; Wake, Gandy, Bostbn; 8 P Adame, Tabbut, NYork} Sinaloa, Stee!e, do ke, Parry, NIL an Julik do N, lon 59 80, on the outward pasenge, ou unkown sh 1p, striking her on tke starto ting it down to the transom, startin, quarter deck and car- ‘ng away main boom, Kat! and maineall, doing about 1200 damage; damage to ship unknown. fohr Schr Palma, Ireland, Georgetown, 8C, 7 days, with naval stores to Doilner & Potter; vessel to Bentley, Miller & Tho- mas. Had fine weather, RETURNED —Rark Lakembo (Br), Brown, hence Airk, France, 28d inet; 24th, when 1b miles ‘east by south of the Highlan'ds, collided with bark Florenco Baker, Bond, hence for Mo nieviceo, carrying away port, main and mizzen channelis and rigging, stove rail and bulwarks, main, roval and topgailant masta ‘and yards, and foresail, mainsall aod Mollars, way lying on the counier, but while he was i “ talking it disappeared, as aiso did a female who bad sino weotines pity extending ainag tine ‘portion "ot been there, aud whose name is Julia Lindsley, of No. | the limb norin contact with the sun. ‘The crescent S82 Plane street. She was arresied yesterday, and } of tight, near the end of the eclipse, became broken after acknowledging the thert and delivering up the | into bead-like particles, caused, probably, by the cash she Was committed for trial, serrated edge Of the moon. ‘The time recorded 3 Tae SHORMAKERS’ Srnike.—The strike among | on song [eg tered wate oer the fraction of a 1 oh n second, ‘he duration ie beads was noted, Sees eeoonuinines, though ithe principal | toy aie aot appear Om ite ooeeile won erate grievances have been aljusted and the probability | toialiy. A fame-like protuberance was recorded a)most certain that matters will be entirely adjustea | thirty fitter A ig be pare aged Jateer ; between the workmen aud employers to-day or to- | Came very suddenly and caused a cl - ig worrow. Yesterday forenoon the workmen turoed | Hugh the observer, who confessed that he ‘was im this city, the Governor of the State, the Mayor of this city, the presidents of Columbia College, New York University and New York College; the ‘presi. dent of the Board of Emigration, the whole Board ot Commissioners of the Central Park and Baron Gerott, North German Minister at Washington, are invited as honorary guests to the celebration. Mayor Hall will be requested to have the fags unfuried on the public buildings, and the North German Consul in this city 18 to be requested to order the display of flags on the North German vesgeia in the port. From this action, confining the display of bunting to vessels of the North German Confederation, it don, Aug, off Key Bark Medea (Nor), Svendson, from Cardiff for New York, A‘firk Inutthes (F4), Gellat, from B J ark Intimes (Fr), lat, from Bordeau: Francisco, July, ial 7 3, 1ona8. wi ae hela at uy, Ine Kobbe, Carve: rom ‘treal for M video, July 27, lat 9 N, lon a5? artighle tit Bark Jenny'(NG) Henricl, from Bremen for New York, Aug jat 40, ton 1: ark Casco, from New York for Galveston, Aug 18, off Rey i Attie narkee (Br, Crosby, from Nantes for ——., Aug 5 ihr oot ald li, fi M: for Ni Ork cht Ro well, from Matanzas for 18,0" Key Wea bah we tsa. ie Holmes, Holmes, Alexandria. for Dun: West. Brij e Sebr Cora, Fauria, from Vera Cruz for New Orleana, short . kK i the ce maintopmast staysail; returned for repaite; dami to , E Pratt, Nicket wil- ‘ 1 i ic vas declare: ‘4 ue .. anka to Captain Cowen, of bri or lettin; f ‘agie, Shaw, Newpot unt, 1» Bosto fare 5 the cutters and maxers had just cause for striking, | #8me-ilke protuberance, that resembled a ship under | to this new creation of Bismarck, and itis viewed by ie oe Ra teens Foreign Ports, Ai, Sait, 29; 9 Fucario Jorm, Lisle, Foriamoat. ere ‘bis pilot, night coming on and no pil 8! Passed Through ell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Neptune, Baker, Boston for New York, with mdse, to Wm P Clyde. many as quite wrong to overlook in the programme of festivities the existence of the four South German States and Austria, Another oversight in the invi- tations Is forgetting the Superinteneut of the Coast Ea ain rae fsa od ng? the progress and labors of which umboldt took great personal Interest, A banquet in the Liederkraiz Sill in the | yore with coal te Robert Moloney t Gor eo7! CB: for New eyening will conclude the cerémonies. t ir), Lavash, Cow Bay, CB, 18 days, for oi Nur Unézpected (Br), Ladiow, St Yoho, NB, 10 days chr Unexpect ), Ludlow, ohn, for GERMAN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. New York, wiih lumber Jed Fiye a Go.” 1) G8% — Sehr Albert, Kent, Calais via Providencs for New York. ‘The General Committee of the German School As | y Schr Challenge, Thomas, Bangor vis Providence for New ke Sociation for the city and county of New York met | *fotr Joseph Allen, Kelso, Lyon for New York. last night at Cooper Institute, sixty delegates being | Schr Henry A Taber, Howman, New ton for Her New York, snd 2 comuiitiee of three workmen—Messrs, Jawes Se eae eet cae Soe, Bs Doyle, James H, Kipp and Philp Schaibe—appointed totality, during which no colored A War aaa to confer with the bosses. ‘The result was that all the cor Ol ae eran dene ee ia re name ene ora égreed | fore, and a number of other stars at five minutes “ 7 5 otncreney | before totality. Tne height of the protuberance was ‘hat they, too, would have agreed to the iecrease not less than 70,000 miles, Pa wate boy mrad wyorknen themselves | "professor C. A. Young read a paper on a new oe Pugin “forged 0 Wark will peobeuly be nents method of observing contacts at a solar eclipse by ks di 4 dr De b, @ manuf the spectroscope and algo on the spectrum of the heed some eighty bands, lias noryer apecs ce solar Hone Moeaip and corona, &c. The spectro- " tion of th rf o scope furnishes the means of a very accurate ovser- eee ee ote & Oi te. puowe in Boyden's and | vation of the instant of first conises im the follow. ee ee eterna eed payee cone (0 Work | ing: Letan image ol the sun, about two Inehes ta Bh wie rate OF Day Gernended—$20 per week. In fine, | Gigineter, bethrown OpORIbeANe, ring to tis come sh toe foo tna the Husy season is joxt opaniegs tre of the gilt, and perpendicular to it, the point of Tendere it likely that points at is#ue will be speeduy | the limb where the contact is to take place. The ANtweer, Aug 10—Arrived, Diana, Micbaelis, Philadel- ia. ALeCInO, PR, Aug8—In port brig Wylle Smith, Roger from NYprk, disg; echr Arctic, Norris, for Baltinote, ide” Recerca ven fae ican “ara AVEN, At Trived, rt elie, pot NYork; Ketafette, Laakenan’ do eae BuRNoS AvuEs, July 18~Salled, sebr Albert Thom: Rogers, NYork. CARDIFF, Aug 10—Salled, India, Grose, Mobile; D W Chapman, Miller, NYork. Capiz, Aug 1—Arrived, Gettysburg, Edge, New Orleans via 0. ALOUTT A, July 16—In port, ships Winged Hunter, Smatl, tor NYork, dg fonte Rowa, Thomas, for dor Garden ch, Lewis, for Boston, dg; Cromwell, Roblaen, une; bark Robert, Baker, do. Salled from Saugor 12h, ship British Princess (Br, Brown, ‘ork. t Quarantine—Brig Almond Rowell, from Guantanamo, Cleared—Bark Raphael (NG), Muller, dtettin ; brige Ortolat Leeman, Leghorn; Lizzia Wyman, Gamage, Portland; C eatelle, Carlisle, Boston ; schrs MW Hupver, Hupper, aod Adams, Tabbott, Bosion; E A Conkling, Baniels, N: jon; Nautilus, Harm, Rockland; R J Mercer, King, New- ursport; HT Hedges, Franklin, East Greenwich; Beoj Birong, Brown, Provi Othello, for San Frapcleco + nea Step aa ate at ahead ce. Lewis, Del, 'Aug 22—Shi Martha, for Antwerp, and brig John Welsh, for Sagua, weab en to-day, PORTLAND, Aug 91—Arrived, bark Thomas (Br y Ayers, wry Mary Wiiliame, Fiekett Cardenaa; aclirs is, Georgetown A H Edwards, Barton, and ‘more, Barter, Philadelphia, d—Bark Triumph, oney, Sagua, d, bark Triumph, rigs Addio Hale, Mouptata 324~ Salle ea iuaty oT Awe? ived, achre JW Ul Lat «ig 29 Arrived, schre ng, Lan Baltimore; JH Youtians, Vananedale, Elizabotsporty Susen ns Hale, Coleman, Taunton for New York, present, Mr. Willy Wallack in the chair, The min- | Schr M3 Mead, Thresher; Taudton for New York. Schr Catharine Thomas, Gibbs, Sandwich for New York, or rt ir CavE Coast Caste, July 20—In port, Albertina, Shortle, ; Susan adjusted aud the strike ended, pg i fowed Orient and | halt | wles of the previous meeting having been read by | Gonr Charger, White, Pawtaexes tor New York, from Boston, aod iy "| & Mary, Keggon, ilo, Pp jusky, dividi by % longitudinal line of | the Recording Secretary, Dr. Landsberg, Mr. M. Schr G'R Morney, Murney, Pawtucket for Philadelphia, CAPE PALMA, July 22—In port, brig Ener, for Boston. Sailed, scMPRuth Halsey, Perry, Philadelphia. ‘aterson. demarkation; most of the dark lines will extend Ell a oii Schr John E Daily, Moore, Providence for New York. DUBLIN, Aug 11~ Bailed, Pawnee, Anker, NYork, PROVIDENCE, Aug 23—Arrived, achrs Tunis Depew, Orit- 7 Crry ConTRacTs.—Ihe Common Council awarded | Clear across both portions of the spectrum ot nger moved to based an executive committee. Bohr 3 8 Lane, Halch, Providence for New York. A MOO svg 10 Arrived, Energy, ‘Horn, Savannah; tandem, Blobimoad, Vai ot) ewe ewbury, georxe: ctl 7 ate b ichr © P Shultz, Young, Providence for Hoboken. h, Atalanta, Hansen, New York, own, DC; an andria ; a and approved tne followtag contracts on Monday | Slike, b che O ithe os tie neodie of marine aes cx. dase SLd Was HETViloy Thao cee eae ees wea Sokee, Providence for, New-York. Saited 11th. J Boyd, Sprague, Boston, Smodt, Balttmore: Soonighty Briggs, dor Win MW B, ou it Was provided that the delegates of Schr Peace, Dasis, Providence for New York, m0 Schr Oneco, White, Somerset for Wehawken. hominate one of thelr numoer a member | Behr Coe awn Horainaway, Bristol for New York. - GiovorstER, Aug 10—Arrlved, Armonia, Oicconard:, N ork, GREENOCK, August %4—Arrived, St David #), Scott, Brown, Philadelphia; J Clark, Fowler, do. Sailed—Schre Henry Finch, 'Buritt, Philadeiphia (or Alex. dria); J 8 Welden, Crowell, Philadelphia; Mary 3 Wood- evening:—Yor completing the new Aimshouse, to | tending a little way into the dusky spectrum from 4 Hugh Rooney. for $29,000; for the stonework of the | the extremity of the dark line in the brilliant » boapedtid andri o same, to Farrell & Matthewson, for $2,175; for light- | Mon. As the moon approaches (iis red needle w ch committee, from which the chairman ap- Schr Geo Moon, Ashby, Block Isfand for New York, with juebec. hull, ‘oad Ailany; Treasure, Arnoli fork; Ba tog the street amps ried fas, to He Paterson Gag Dae i Sonne tae ease bonne angle g | Potune the didtcrent branches of the executive com- | {0 Moon Bictkvardirinos New London for New York, Gate Tuy Hoare wea Heralds aniaer Bonen Li oa See eee er Te wee vompany, Capps eee “3 1 Menbor rt — 9 ee viz. :—Commutt ve; > hr Daal We % Ne don for Ne bs HAMBURG, Aug 7—Salied, Gi Fi r : SAN FRANCISCO, Ang 15—Salled, ship Old Doroinion, jamp-—a tive year's, contract; for lighting the subur- | netiy like ite neighbors. | At Burlingvon, lows, te | Satter, viz:—Comimittee on Finance, five; Corres- | Sehr Daal Webster isoden for heg vere IVERPOOL, Aug &-Arrived, Aihambra (ee Nell, New Vt; bate Penang (Br), Patterson, Queens LiveRroor, Aug 9—Arrived, Albambra (a), Oriean: ‘dy NYork, Salle: Thompion, NYork; Zennia, Brown, Baltimore, Cleared 10th, Rrothers, Hicks, Baltimore; Wm A Camp- bell, Curling, Boston; Margaret, ‘Shearing, Galveston; lith, Eutth Warren, Clarke, Calontin; Robert’ Lowe (s), Gleave! New Orleans; 'E F Gabain, Klencke, San Francisco. Entered ontward 10th, Tripoli (#). Le Measurier, NYork ein Boston; Palmer, Kaye, N York ; Oily of Brooklyn (s), Brooka, do; Ljjo Houghton, Morton, Portland; Lily Dale, Barnard; Wilmington, NC; 1th, Alerte, Yon Appen, San rauciico, * Lonpon, Aug 0—Arrived, ‘Idolique, Durkee, Philadelphia ‘and entered out 11th for doi; Orph Brunkgard, NVork; 12th, Com Dupont, Matthews, Hatana Gieared 10th, Fafinte, Carver, Hoston (and sailed from Deat Wth); Lith, Wm Tapscott, Urquhart, NVork. DONDERRY, Aug 10—Sailed (not 6h) Village Bell, Litt, Philadelphia, Lednony, Aug 2—Arnived, Emmanuelle, Ramstadt, N ban jamps with kerosene, to Hugh Kerr, for ¢26 per | time of contact devermined in this manner was lamp, for 3,000 hours—a one year’s coutract, about five seconds earlier than that of any of the om, seven members. A recess of five | Sch#Josenine, Phinney, Bridgeport for New York, FATAL ACCID: —Morris Baungarten, one of the | ter observations, but agreed within shird of a es avin t tak Schr R H Payton, Hawkins, Bridgeport for New York. _— second with that obtained from measurements of | @/™=%* aving pee a aken for that pur- Schr Jas Hoffman, Spropahire, iridgeport for New Bruna- leading ‘feutovs of Paterson, and proprietor of a | the photograpiis, ed the following names were submittea:— | Wek 3, Harding, Beldgeport for Naw. York. Wateh and Jewelry store and a lager beer saloon in } 4 DT. basmnett read & paper, showing hat the | First, Second and Third wards, Mr, Repper; Fourih, | Sour Clare Post Ferris, Fort Jiterson (or New ¥ ork pI a a "el ml by ul. wa re fer; Pitt OSH; Sixth, enn, Hi Sebr Richard Hill, HN, Brookh: in for Port Johnson. Van Houten street, died yesterday afternoon from generally of a rhombotdal character. His theory | Seventh, Aug. Bernstein; Elghth, Wiesery Ninth Sehr Excelaior, Murphy, Cold Spe ing for New York, the effects of i Heed received on Monday evening | was that there is a physical mediam filling all inter- | Perls; Yenth, Dr. S. Herzberg; Thirteenth, F. Ger. Sebr Mary on, Lynch, Cold Spring, ih for New York. by falling from his carriage. He had been visiting } stellar space, which 1s driven otf by centrifagal force | man; Sixteenth, Diecks; Seventeenth, Dr. Muhr; | Schr 75 Jackaon, Abrims, Whitestone for New Yor pis hittie farm outside of the olty, and when return. | at the equator of the aolar system and drawn in| Elghteenth, Dr. Emanuel Herzberg;” Nineteenth’ | Scbt Geo Downlug, Peck, Oyster Bay for New Yo ; ‘ hr Haze, MeNameo, Cow Bay, LI, for New York, ing through River street, a sudden jurch of the horse | again at the pole, Katzenberg; Twentietn, Dr. a. Loewy; Twenty-sec- rR "B Mul u bay, 1, N " thiey ‘out of the back of tne car He was | | Protessor Edward C. Pickering claimed that the | ond, Dr. J. Bode. Mr. M. Otterburg, as chairuvan of | Ren Maryan Malki Murry, Cow Bay, Ut. for New Yor‘, immediately Uifted im and taken hom but bis inja- } light of the corona is polarized in planes passing | Bspecial committee o4 memorial w the Board of Schr Margaretta, Ponzer, Glen Cove tar New York, ries were only considered trifing, aud a doctor was | through the centre of tue sun, aud therefore it | Education, subtuitted a draft of one, the principal | Sehr Talma, Underwood, Portchester for New York. ot summoned wr yesterday morning. Dr. Mor suiues by reflected light. Protessor Plerce regarded | point of which conslets tn asking:—“That the Ger- BOUND East. after an examination, @jscoyerea that the vertabra the theory that the corona is of the same character | man language be taugiit at least one hour dally ag Schr F Hatch, —, Georgetown, DC, for Boston. pooding Commitiee, Freeman, Victoria, tow! ree, aud Committee on Edu- Schr Mary A, Hayen for New York. Ith, Nile, Aylwat ith, England ‘Aug 28—Arrived, Mary (Br), Townsend, Hong Kon, Glesred, 28d) Minn Radiant, Chase, NYork Gr Bradford, Baker's Isiand, via Honolulu; Eemerald er, Liverpool, 22.0) sacks of wheat; bark Sarah and Gode, Nelto Sal 38,000 24d, ships’ Centaur, Foster, Liverpool eke wheat; Nerous (Br), Dugan’; Portlaw (Br), Curtis; Singapore (Br), Fordyce, and British Navy (Br), Porter, Liverpool; Blanche (Fr), Huhot, Callao; bark Olivia-Davis, Kbroud, Mar nila, 8,000 bis, flour. BAVANNAH, Aug 20.-Cl eq, bark Pawnee (Br), Mabe e ton, St Mary's Ga, to load Queenstown for orders} bri Giebdate, Meintire, Satilia river, to. lond timber. for Baite WILMINGTON, NO, Aug 2—Cleared, brig Lochinvar (Br, N , Antwerp, MatcArHived, steamship Wm P Clyde, NYork, red, of the neck had been dis ccated, aud that his wounds | a the aurora as the most plansible one. The discus- @ regular branch of instruction in a number of ward Bohr Joun Lancaster, Williams, Philadelphia for Provi- Stove, Aig M—Arrived, Ni Scotts », ¥} a a? ere morial, whien preaista was veriiog {avout | ston was engaged in by other gentlemen at sevoolxnot Less than one-third of the whole—eom | deuce pei iene OS At Quebec for liverpool (and Proseeded) —_— ae Migeionl PAPE Titi beet hl amet I two o'clook yesterday afternooil. He féay.~ 4 family ection 0 } e t:— | menctng from the secon le of the primar chr Jane, ——, South Amboy for New Haven. ANILA, July B—In port, ships Cleopatrs anne, and | ~~ f beyond ciel pi a. death 1s mourned BF a “t | «On ‘the Geology of Venezuela,» by R. P. Stevens; | department, and to. continue throngh nae Been ee eel i an poy for New Haven. Sonors, Hutchinson, for N’ ork ail nl Aughst; Formosa, | AA Te Te i RERIDE COMPANION. A i i Vou, othe Rocky Mountain Alpine kegion,” by ©. C. higher grades,” After a lengthy discussion, Bebr V jaskeil, Elizabethport for Stonington, Cobb; Geo Peabod: ine, and Wild Rover, ill, for Bos- THE MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE; Sarge Dumber of friends, ton, would not leave until September. en Balled prior to July ‘hips Fleetwing, Thatcher, Boston; Zephyr, Porter; Her Majesty (Br), and ‘Endeavor, Warlan ork. Nuwny, Aug 9—Arrived, Edith Morgan, Mi NYork; 10tb, Nani B, Fonda, do, mI ea Sailed 10th, Fanny Atkinson, Atkinson, 8t John, NB. PILLAY, Aug 4—Arrived, Memoria, Sélvig, Philadelphia, X, Aug 23, 7:80 PM—Arrived, stoamsh pet a, erry; “WOM Sorkuce Changes in Maine, indicating | Dr. Landsberg iaid particular stress on the circum. | BCP! SAraH Ann, Coliber, Eitzavetliport for Boston re “- “ es 4 Twibill, Frame, Elizabethport Hartt, Ne*orsink. the Teaggh ome since the close of the Quaternary | stance that the introduction of the German ene eck Richard Morrell, Buckiey, Hevoken' "ew jor y oe vost Glacial Fossils at | a8 a regular branch of instraction ig desired o} Sehr J P Ross, Paull, Hoboken for New Haven. The body of an unknown man was found on the Period,” Ww ha Trws,, vens: “On the Fiora | a limited number of schools and not tor ‘ail op licne Schr E G Bi ter, Goldthwaite, Hoboken for 8 Day shore wear Conover’s beacon. Coroner 1. M. | Hoboken, N. J., by Re tt “of Oregon | Tne adversaries of this niovement, he sald, were phent, ——, Hoboken for Prov! Maxson held an inquest apon the body, and the | and Fauna of the Fresh Water Tertlare. |" ot | generally laboring under the mistake of suppod Or, WHOSE WIFR WA8 SHE? BY mks. Paw ae HAYDEN, author of "Little Goldie,” &o, OUT ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 51, ‘This story 1s the best ever penned by thie talented favorite author, ‘The subject fe w novel one, and irealed { manner that makes |t inteusely interesting and snl beautiful young gir! is married “ aldnlght and in elteume mal , 5. SN 7 ine gee Ser rc Hoboken fr aoe and Idaho,” by J. ewberry; “Un the Trem es 1 ebr Anadir, —, any pridgeport jury rendered a verdict that the deceased came to | the Rocky Mountain Range north latitude sixiy | wot e bf AM 2 this reform into | ene vw Hoos, Fat, Albany for Huntington, is death by drowning. ‘The deceaseu bad on a red $, and its Influence oD Faunal Distribution, | ail tht wa. 7 a On Re Sie ee Rene eer eee eortemouta. New York via Halifax, for’ Liverpoo are! Y (ant Neforher to find ont if after an - Ne adopted, and rT Scor Shamrock, Haverstraw for Weschester, eected Se at lanuel slurt, blue overalls, was about tive feet six | py willam H, Dail. of Mr. Otterba pred, and iy was resolved to Shamrock, Troy, Havers OF. . Proceeded), isreally the wife of him who clalme to be i Fotaen: Sight austermenta’ ts tere tore the | ate paper ‘on the Nocky Mountain Alpine Region | Jay it before ihe Bota oy ..27catlou. Boer 5 4 Brows, o—) New Fork for Fort Jefferson. rai PAM: Aus &-Cieared, Joseph Fish, Stackpole, | her'vucband or of hin whom she thou wan marine ] Beighvorhood of thirty-tive years of age. was pecuitarly interesting. Professor Perry said | Dr. Gercke moved to have tho jctttion printed | Sehr Juno: Meteul, Newt iyi for Rockport KosaRto, June 17 Arrived, barks Rambler (ry Munro, | hye (aniination that surrounds the whole subject is palntully tuat further exploration would eal ite flora, and | and*citcuiated for signatures through the yaks, pals Bobs Ida, Hudson, Greeley, Ne for Newburyport, St Mai ai 19th, White W Ing, MoLean, Portland; Bast: nected with it is tho fact that tsa true story, No reader of THE WATER FAMINE IN NEW Jénscy, thus it could be compared with the Atpine flora of | mittees, He also moved that a commit ae - + ' werd SOR En ee ate ice eee toe I THl FIRESIDE COMPANION, — Europe. The woody belt of coniferous trees began | ihg of the president, vice prealdent anit ep em. SAILED 9 ou, EDs Aug BeAnived: Tee a Cease Bene kt or any other pay Ut Keems that several points in New Jersey are just | at aa Sverage ee of 6,000 rere ie coarse fe Lg ides Neg ne tition re r. £4 Steamebinn Hameonia, Hamburg; Bina, Liverpool vie | war: ft & ire dh bee panos ante Ne eed grow! was at ween 7,000 and ¥,01 feet cle- more, the es TAG, aaa f. Magous ‘084, J + . 7 Bow severely suffering from @ scarcity of water, and vation, and its termination was at an average height | chairman of the School Committee of the Board of | Halifas. afled 11th, Ocean Aride, for Pensacola, — ty some places It te not only water (nat las given | of 11,300 feet. ‘The growih was most dense aud | Baucatiou, Both these motions 8, WIN REUONDE, Dy Bo kore Meek Rise, Nyork; ad out, but food also, At Englisntown, in Monmouth varied wnore there was the greatest and most rega- ted, “ts Wefe Riss THe UT Rs ? Shipping Notes Lney & Paul, 8 mk Pon, aes couuty, the absence of an, lar amount of aqueous precipitation, At still | meeting room and one to organize the remainihg Ove he J "1 5 * baa FEAIIGS SOLE SOO eee oo duy or | higher elevations the actual mit of tree | wards in Wich a local assortan ne ot yet been | The new bark Mendota, belonging to Menara, Miller & | Antwerp, via Gin Franciese. «4 sedbergh for New Or wearily #0, and the water that ordinarily would not | S'OWh was determtned by conditions of | formed. Houghton, of this clty, was lowered from the larger one of | )027" 1 x 0c kept in the houses a moment 1s now hoarded ag a | “eMperature which satisfactorily explained the | The meeting then adjourned, the screw docks near the foot of Market slip after baying | In port 97th, Ann Elizabeth, Berry, from Boston. , ld order, fi ance, copies of rare no STHES DE. COMPANION, tainit THE MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE; a WHOSE WIFB WAS SHE? OUT AUGUST hh. re inapimous ‘Wind ats heel, do; Nordpol, Fund tn port, Se Miser would his money bags. Mr. ol cular feetures of vegetation there met with — nae = St CATHRMINES (Brazil), Sune 28—Balled, brig Anticelio DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERRNE Keeper, states that it the present drougir contnney Fis bet of trees’ verminated with singuier abrupt: st OFF w salt of yellow metal sheathing put on her sok, | (Br> MeLellan, ilo Janeiro, ; ee or acres Legal everywhere. Dees { We farmers are in danger of losing not only their | Bes#. The provable explanation was that this tim. | THE NEW PST OFFICE AND SUB-TREASUAY BUILOING IW The Union ferrsboat Peconic t# on the balance dry dock, | © gr’ Uns, Au ¢—Arrivad, brig Nepouset, Tracy, Oporto, to im Without pUDtighy. sh iiarssiead. ‘Terms tela i cettie, but the greater portion of the corn and other | bet line marked the extreme potnt of minimum BOSTON, foot of Pike slip, being overhauled, Joad salt for Halifax. cereals, At Jamesburg and Roadnail, in the Winter temperature, below which no phenogamous ‘The yron mer Bounty, a silnilar stats of affairs exists.” Yesterine Yegeiation could exist The couditions for urvore The excavations for the site of this structure are | yasre Wm F Weld &C $i Morristown the good people were greatly al ceut growth were favorabl le early Autumnal fait 0 ntra in consequence of bP baving gone derond that es of snow, necessary in the latter part of September, about completed iin the Contract with Charieé | New York and New Ori nb reservoir Which mostl: ipplies the town had run | received constant additions through the fail and | Linehan. The massive sidewatk and wi re a'80 | mammoth balance dry dock adjoining the above, having Plymouth 7 ay. In bd Yo how May it Was not altogether Pca Gee during which he anes ita light, | #0 far advanced that the entire site 's very early in- | propetier fixed and bottom painted, “ tor Eanes Aug 8—Of, Almira, Berry, from Liverpool e prevailing drought (hat caused the st atuery texture, aud was not sensibly wasted b: he . bip White Swallow, 986 tong, butit in Medford uppiies, Dut the alleged reokieus waste of water by | Melting ntl the clear, lengthening dayy of aummer | ‘loNed OD ite three street sides, ‘Tue foundatiens for 1068, aud ewaed by Jotoph Niskerton, of Boston, on the Vpn acteon Hiaasen Philadel ecemployes of the Morris and Essex Ratiroad. | Apidly dissolved them, It wag the pressure of this | the facades are commenced ana aireaay the footing | eel foot of Rutgers silp being | iin; Ios, Slening, Samnneteen, NYorge ween Tuliade Zhe locomotives have always procared water from | Secuniulating woight of snow thatcaused the fantus- | courses of sx of the plers of the tarement story are stead esteemed 20> | UHURMERGAvENY Aug Scarfiveds, HEaafette, Lankenau, the reservoir. The people have begun co hunt up | Ho shape of the tree vegetation that struggled for ex: | In their places, The ‘only coutracce foe irate ty ped of ber Ofd and furnished Wb 8 new Suit of | nyc MTOR’ Ricnard MoManus,’ Poser, Rangoon, Tor’ te old wells that had been disused for yeat istence above the well marked timber line, Ous | to this date are for foundations a.one, The lim: bing. denekjold, Christiansen, NOrieans; F Reck, Denker, Phuil- , NB, Aig 22 Arrived, brig Annie, Larren, Phila- chr Royal Arch, Wickwire, WY ork” nt City, 1208 tens, belouging to aelpnin: of Boston, and ruoning between | Cleared 28d, schrs Jacob Raymond, Sarah Bernice and Abby Tognile, NYor wa the Morebauts? Ning, 1s onthe | UG ES rome, aug O—Arrived, Pegay, Reeven, MYork vib . 1, KING, Counsellor at Law, 868 Brondwan TE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT A RCL OTe Dini everywnere, aewertion, sc, suficleal Calise; no publicity; no charge until divorce obtained; # cese warranted; vs RN ROED JOINTS AND Ab ih DEEAGHARLS, 700 CONSTIPATION, DIAR- yellow met: a f as as 2 spe ng Bia evalenta Food, 1 poun past. In Passaic, well in parte of Morris | Of 142 species Hfty-six were usually conflned to | appropriation for the building by the last Congre: The sche Ecltpas {eon the smailer aectionai dry dock ad: | adelpbia Gauss, Steengrafo, N York, hneitia, Yoastens “ni County, the farmers are beginning to fear these Alpine exposures. The superfictal extent of | compels the supervising architect to s01 ‘i inted, Salled sth, Toni, Rectzke, and Bverhard Delias, Harioth, PBARRY, street, fom a4 crops should the drouth continue, “A iieus } these bare Alpine exposures In Colorado Territory | to toundations, alshouga it is possi fhe his WOrk | joining ihe above having ber bottom cleaned and painte Hib, Benin (Wad am ore, 1¢ some portions co George, Mercetr, New sb tron bark South Kaatern, 898 tons, built (o ADK, Ang mated at from 1,200 to 1,500 | of the ironwork tor tae basement story may be pat SHOULD KNOW WHERE TO BUY a ey Of corn has already beea partially ie had deen roughiy esti Orieani Tavarvpopy squa.te miles, After a brief allusion to the fauna of | in hand atan early day, The mas . to whieh port che di Gailed 11th, Bmilte Irma, Bertin, Ban Francisco, Hi Teas, Coffees, Flour, Moladses and nlf Kinds of Grocer: — the reg ton, ~ paper stated that when accessible it | formed by day's work under th imurediate waper: 7 Sock av the foot of Clinton street bavi Sasceetan kes bo Arrived, Chinito, etnies and Sofa, | ies an Provisions fone Sd rhe tall + pga bye fe ae Would q.2uorlcss afford @ favorite resort for summer | vision of Joho W. Leighton, master mason of the | vom patnies Onrriga, Mobiié; ea iassen, Phetagean, Naw | mew Tort the pieces THOMAS AGNEW: i Love big! . fii ee ing rts ar y aa ist Apa at fad Dalidlng. Rid 4} fo be generally conceded that | The North German bark Senaim Za LuNe te on the Peop! a Ba yer, evi " wo cis ene Hats AA a EE ot . ‘ 0 " pushed with great vigor Gerre, A rad, Rosendale, HYork: U'8 ELIXIR OF CALISAYA BARK 18 THR elicate’ Bhrous tseues rivaling those of the | from tha commencement of operat , a % % Orleans. THA were. perations, and i ls to Capiz, Aug T—-Arr! ee a reOate got,’ Urqunarh, from we original article and bag forty years reputation a beat anti-dyspeptic and ague preventive, (anid Ant FHP TLHEAUR BOM 1 MILIEU R BONE, Ti meosaway._ arab Aw ae ‘4 seabored}, Famed by do lath, “Ovena Bride (ot Newoastle), trom Shields for ‘Ponvaool 4 duce “~ ev SUNSTROKE.—On yeoterday afternoon & 23 of Cal Af & summer resort It was um | be hoped that Congress wil at an ear: oh ~ smelay 6f Mr Bloodgood H. foou Jp the ,vurity of ite atmos: the clear. | ghe necessary funds for a prompt erection of the ip! Cotas Stirs ‘nese of ita stream.* 20d Ite picturesque and extended | building so Many years waited patiently for vy 10 HARRRT, from Porn Nowe. the business community of this city, ‘The ralaing of ag? RE Be) me? Jen Jewett, Hunter, Mirramt- ADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR UE ~anlogy ong petra history papers were read | the grades of Water and Devonsuire streews ten the er Wreckers got er rae Dupin, Aug 1—Sailed, Loatan Jewelt, detention, from busineny (or Stricture, Piatulay Pil eddies And" Rocks by Pro- fee tone ta Ly og prouresai: » Materially improv ose ’ 4 all Dunidin DANTa10, Aw Arrived, Lejonet, Mil NY senses Peivic Viecera, Diseases 5 gust 2 ‘A 5 2 ‘ork : i! a2. Auguat setteorrans Arrived, Alice erty, the eye, on Diypvgrapby edeeten. Botton Fransoriph, ae i say WAT rhe SKY’ h: DARLRL, hk Ds 146 Lexington avouve Deaths »- young , iin CHE eames - BES ep Neck, died of supstroke. ial Yesterday morning Suie, Crawtord, of Cprese sees an eee