The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1870, Page 10

General Grant’s Four’:h of July Trip. PROGRAMME OF TH£ ROUTE. reed Proposed Ceremonies in Wartford. The Summer Journeys of Former Presidents. Wasurxcron, Joly 1, 1970, © The President, accompanied by Mrs. Grant and Ger two younger children, avd Geveral Porter, the Presid nt's Secretary, left here this evening en route for Connecticut, to receive the hospiialities ‘of ex-Governor Marshall Jewell, at Hartford; H. v. Bowen, at Woodstock, anyi Senator BucklngBam, at Norwich, Several weeks since the President accented the Mvitation of Mr. Bowen and Sevator Buekingnan ™ benalf of a committee of ctiizens of Wyndham county to be present at the celebration of the na- “Monal holiday at Woodsteck. Previously the Prest- dent bad promised Governor Jewell to pass a few @.ys with Kim at his home at Martiord, The Piesi- Gent also felt a desre to visit the State of Connecticut and become personally ac- quainted with tts dhiifty, industrious and hos- pitabie people. Everything, Unecrefore, was favorable lo just such a visit as the Pres.dent de- slied—a social visit, A‘ter these arrangements had peen made, Govervor Jewell and Mr, St.ong, mem- ber of Congress, called on the President aud secured ‘bis consent to a deviation from his orizinat wish to Dave ais presence In Hartord atteuded by no extra- ordinary demonstrations, As to the extent and Dature of the demonstrations to atiend his aritval nd preseace im the city, that was lefi eutirely to Governor Jewell. THE JOURNEY FROM WASHINGTON TO HARTFORD, The programme of the journey as now arranged ‘was to leave tals city by specta! car, attached to the regilur nine o'clock evening express for New York. At Jersey City the Presideat will be met by Governor Jewell and a few other friends. The party w:ll drtve immediately to the Lotel wh re they Wil breakfast, Betweeu eight and pine o'clock we party will proceed to the depot of the New York and New Haven Railroad and leave by special train. ‘The train will stop at Stamford, Norwalk, Bridge- port and New Haven. Atthe latter point the Presi- Gent will be received by Goveraor Eng ish. After a brief intercaange of civilities the “special” ‘Will proceed by the New Haven, Hartford aad Spring- Held Ratiroad to Hartiord, stopping on the way at Meriden and Berlin. It would be impossibie to state ‘the hour of arrival precisciy, though it is intended to reach Hartford about ono o clock. THE ARRIVAL AT HARTFORD. The President has not been advised of the for- Malities to be observed, or whether any, upon his @rrival at Hartiord. It 1s possibie, owing to the heat, that all ceremony will be dispeused with at that hour ofthe day. Shouid tiis be so, the President and euite, atrended by Governor Jewell, will drive at once Wo the residence of the Governor, and there pass the remainder of the heated port.ou of the day in quiet aud seclusion. A PUBLIC RECEPTION. At hali-past four o'clock in the G@naderstood that the Pre-bent wiil be formally + escorted to the Aliyn House by a cominiitee of c.ti- wens. Tiere the Presid: will appear to the public, and will pass an hour in receiving tle ciiizeas. The President will then take a drive. The party will then return to Governor Jewell’s fesidence, where there will be a select dinner party to hovor of the President, and to be present at which the Governor has tovited a few triends, THE GOVERNOR'S RECEPTION. From helt-past eight until eleven o'clock @ card reception will be given. A large number of invita, dons have bevn sent out. The cards of iuvitation to the reception plainly though tasterully designed, bearing th ple initial J. aud the following words:— Mr. and Mrs. Marshati Jewe afternoon it 13 re sim of your compeny to meet the Gran, Savurduy eveotng, Juy at 9 eleven Geluck. $0 Farming avenue, 1870, PRESIDENTIAL SUMMER It will be interesting ta this connectioa to give a historical réswi Summer reereations of for- mer Prestients. factions people who find fault with Pros dent Grant tor taking advantage of the opportunities offered. to mingie among the people may be edified by these brief reforences, not uly to the facts a8 maters of history, but that an occasional journey through the coaniry was looked upon as part of the duties of the Presidential office. On the 15th of Ociober, 1789, Washington set out ma carriage and four for Boston, He was accom- panied by his oficial Secretary, Major Jackson, and lus Private Secretary, Mr, Lear, Although opposed to show he was much affected at the enthasiastic demonsirat.o: that greeted him at every foot of lis journey. At Cambridge he was met by the militia of osten and the acent cities under command of General nd the mera bers of te BAvcutive Cow REUREATIONS, tenant Governor, Samuei Adams question of etiquette arose, which led to @ sort of diplomatic war, the rival forces, rut Gy Executive Councu getting into 2 dispule as to whose reception it ¥ Court forth carzying terms, ‘ihe in their favor, haying posse while Washington was ket « Chiet Magis! y anee abandon tire field wiih Ins tlement was esiec 3 Were dasiing back and Counc haLeveryihing 2 bridge th was sion of th rivering old. about b ‘The suite when a ‘ttinety set ml the'pro moved into the city. Au speaking of the deat’s appearance, says:—“‘iie was dresged in nis old continental neiform, of lie Utd now how to (he bui sat on lis Lc wiha ertistie r on hors wit! pecuators us 1 passed, sim. clgmiiled ati n the city another yc his time the trou rd to adinner to be given by Governor K, Washington declining first on the Governor of within “1 own State. ve official punctilio Washing- ward a ihe middie Afier a week of exce ton resnined hs as Portsmouth. route, hating a With grout New York, # In March, 17) oy, ext Thenes hi Lio retarn a trip through the South, halting at Fre sourg, Richmond, Witmingion (N C.), Charieston, Savannot, Augusta, Columbia and the in owns of North Carolina and Virginia. The tength of bis journey was 1,887 miles, Washington says of it himself:—dn- “deed, so nicily were we favored we arrived u each place where { proposed to make my halt on the The same althor very day I fixed upc e) Out. horses periormet the and tour, much reduced in desh kept up their full spir whe last Gay.” Tae pariy acned to Philadeiphia July 6, 1791. ams, Jefferson and Madison mate no notable ar adm tralious. fdent James Monroe through the rn States in i817 and wis trip of tbe fellowing year are the ame, published at the time in Hartford. The President, accompanied by General Swift, of the corps of engineers, and suporinteadent of Vie United States Miittury Academy at West Post, and Mr. Ma- on, WS private secretary, ie(t Washingion city on May 51, 1887. That day being th® Sabbath he was very freely abused in consequence by his enemies. The nextday, Jane J, te was formally received and hhumediately after ‘ook the boat tor arriving June 6, touching a) Frenchtown and New Castle, Del., on ine way. Al Philadelphia the demon- stration Was immense. He was received at F Mifiin, the Navy Yard, and on board tho seventy four gan ship Fravklin, He also visited many of the places of faterest tn the city, He also was addressed by the Pornsylyanta State Society of Cincinnait. Op June 7th he left Phiiade ceived at Trenton. That pluce had to hit a special Interest. He Was now a sovercign; years be fore he was there san snballern Ughiing for his coun subjects of a sraalt vol- Piitiadelphia, Ma aud Was next re- try. On June othe President reached New Brane- ‘wick, and was escorted to the ity Tavern, Op June ‘TI he was formality recolved m New York. Ua that moraing he leit the residenga of the Vice-President, whose gaest he was, on Staten Island, and proceeded s ‘ ed by the Lien. 7 7 . On the neck | toN-w York, accompaniod by tho Vice-President, General Swift, Commodore Evans and Captaia Bid- die of the Navy, He Jef) Staten Is'and in a steam- boat eso ried by the soop-of-war Saranac and a rev- enue cutter, bolh fring salutes on the way to the cily., AS they passed Castie William 2 salute wos retumed (rom the fort. The baud of Volone! Merecin’s regiment wa3 on board the steamboat. Near the Batiery whe President with te chairman of the committee of arrange- ments and commander of the Sate Artillery, Gen- eral Swift aud Mr, Mason embarked in Commodore Bvaas’ barges and went ashore, fo lowed by the rest of the distinguished gentiemen in other barg: s. Satutes were dred from a batalion of artillery as the party landed. The President was received in the city by General Scott, of the United States army, and Generals Morten, Mapes and Swift. The Prest- deut now reviewed tue troops under Brigadier Gem eral Stevens, This demg finished, at the head of the column the Presideut procezded up #roadway. At the-City Ha'l he was received by the civic aathorities and passed sometime in meeting the people. From the City Hall hs was esgorted by a squadron of troops to the elegant éstablishmenvof Mr. Givson, im Wall street. Here he dined with the Vico Presi- Gent, De Witt Clinton, Governor éect, and Rufus King; also hig former brethren 19 arms, @enerai Stevens, Colovels Millet and Platt, and the Commit- tees of Arrangements and of the Corporation. After passing ten days in the city, meeting with great honors, tho President left im the steamboat Connecticut, Captam Bunker, for New Haven. As the boat approached a national salute was fred from the revenue cutter, Captain Lee, followed by a salute from Fort Hale, under Lieutenants Dickinson and Munn on the east, and from Captain Ward’s brig on the left side of the bay. These were followed by anotherealute from Captaia Blake's company of State aruliery. gathered on the shore. of the county of New Haven, and Robert Fairchild, Marshal of the District of Connectictt, A vast conceurse of citizens was Nathaniel Rossiter, Sherif! acting as Marshals ef the day, came on board the beat and met the President. The committee wore a ducted into the presence of the President, when Mr. Goodrich, Mayor ef the committee, delivered an address of welcome. Tho procession, under the marshals of the day and niher Bradley, Nathan Edwards, assistant marshals, of the advance; Colonel &. P. Staples, Major L Peek aud Heury W, then formed, Prescott’s company Governor's Horse Guards formed the the President followed im @ coagh, surrounded by the marshal A long Ure of citizens brought up the rear. As the proceaston was in mo- tion the bells of the city Were rung, and as he passed the bridge he was saiuied by Captain Blake’s com- pany of artillery. Puring his visit the President vistied ad points of interest. He also reviewed the Governor's Horse and Foot Guards, Colonel hoad- ley’s regiment of: fying artillery, Captain Bioke's company of Stute ariillery and Captain Staple’s com- pany of ligbt infantry. At Yale Col! ceived with special honors. On Juue 25 the President and sutte leit Now Ha- ven. Everywhere along the route de was greeted by the country people, and at the towns was the object of the most enthusiastic attenucns. At Wethersfield he was met by cliizens and mill- tary of Hartford and was escorted to South Green, where the Hartford artillery, commanded by Captain Kipiey, the East Hartford artillery, Captain Ojostead, the Luusbury artillery, Captain Bum- plrey, the whale commnanded vy Colonel Johnson, fired 4 national The First Company of the Governors Foot ¢ 1s, Major in, Cx} pains Johnson's, Wadsworth’s, Rock and Brown's companies of Infantry, under Colonel Loomis, the ea ry, under Colonel Gleason, and an immense procession of citizers then escorted the sieriaceney brag th ress arin se he was re- three atone of From the ¢ arch were susp “Mareh 4, 1817." ‘The people had alse vathered along the ! ane procession cheered lov President pass: Ue was taken to Morgan's coffee jonse, where he received the vlizeas ond alse au xddvess delivered by the seator Alderman, Joku Morgaii. With his suite the President then reviewed th troops, which were drawn up in Main streek He algo v.sited the Deaf and Dumb Assium. On June 24 be resumed his journey, afier visiting the State il, passilag through Windsor and Suiicid to ingield, June 25 he was ut New London, Here was met by the Committee of Arrangements and escorted by tae Firat Comp, of Light Pragcous, pv Dennis, and a great procession of peonie, who escorted htm to the resider ‘t. Taber. Meanw salutes w ry of artiile fromthe Huited Statesy nd (rom {ort Trambull, Ma 4.G. Brainard, the Common Council and gen- ue of the bar also called to pay their respects, and delivered au address, 1h company with Conunod: Bainbridge, Captain 0. H. Perry and other distin guished men, ap was conveyed to Fort Truman. As he lefi the » the war ship ite, and 45 ra eaten one was ¢ Hnterprise fired a igo fired Crour the fort. ‘Lhence he proceeded across the and 16 Gro ton and v U Fort Griswold, memorable ig the history of the volition as ine pla here the nivlitia, on September 6, 1781, defe remselve ihe British troops and many were butchered again er they surrendercd, He stopped ai Ute residence of Hijah Ba Here he met Park Aver i ev Avery, of Croton, seveurs of age, wo survivors of F fhe uexi day he ,on the Enterpri: Jeu efi for Stonington, is same tour ted Newport, Providence, Bosion, Chariestown meord and Ue ; in Vermont the towus of wich, Windsor, Woodstock, Montpelier and Hiur- lington; ‘in New York Piat‘st gdonsbarg, Sackett's Harbor, Niagara and Ba | Detroit; in Ohio Lancaster and 7 le: in Pew sylvania Cano’ zy and Pitishuig; in Maryland Frede a, thence retarmag «0 ational capital The folowing yehr President Monroe 1 second tour to Aauapalis and down the ¢ into Virginia, Ve next learn of Sa political wars whlch distur wW with his fonud tine m the sutomer of 1822 to 9 4 of te corner stone of the mynu- mover of Washington at Prejericks- In the f¢ 1, Jane, the Pre: with Mr. Van Buren, ¢ rbor Cass and ¢ s, began the famous tour which enabicd the es of the Norih to express their hostility to the doctrine of id thelr enthusiastic eudorsement of sifent’s con In Baltimore, Philadelphia, kK, Newark, Kizabeth, Boston, Siew, Low Concord, Newport and Providence he was receiv honors. section Ww: An ineidentis mentioned of h visit to Philadel At Wie suggestion of his friends the Dr. Physick to regard to. the pain in his side and (ne bleeding of his tun, the Doctor the President remarked, can do anything you think proper te or in con may mention. President consulted ww, Doctor, 1 jer, and bear as much as most men. There are only two tungs 1 cannot give wp—one is colfee and the other is tobloco.” This journey was shortened by the Presi + Later in the summer at tie mouth of th dent's health giving orite Rip Raps, Van Buren drove in @ rioge and pair through Maryland and Pennsylvania, Me stopped over night in Harrisburg and was the next day escorted by Governor Porter and General Cameron, as far as Hommeistown on his way throngh the Lebanon ley to Readin Thence he visited the Lehigh valley where he remained some daya. tyler vistted New York and was gree every demonstration of welcome. Polk visited Portiand Tayior attended the dear grace, the Washington monument ed with ion. on of Uhe panonal dis- of th ate so many blackberries aud cherries that he got sick and died, Buchanan passed his suthiaers ab Bedford. ‘ Lincoln, iu the midst of the natione! trials, Which Jasted during lis aetive casvecr as Olief Magistrs con elty and chairman of the | found time to pass bis summers at tho Suldiers? Hone near thts oty aud vw visls Aatetan and West Point, Anily Johnson daring ‘i mosato nalluctnation blew bis trumpet through the North and performed his great problem of swing ng round the cirele, Tue country has not forgotten the hearty welcome which met Pr:sident Grané in bis last summer's tour, At Long Branch, im the wild mountain aections of Pennsylvania, in the coal regions of the same State, at Newport, at the White Mountains, at Saratoga, at Pitsburg, at the seat of Mr. Sinith, of Washington, Penn.,,or at Wheeling, everywhere, until his return to the national capital in the latter part of Septem- ber, he was gcee ed Vy an outburst of popular joy that never was shovyn any President since the days of Washington, The President @xpects to reach this eity on his re- tarn from his present tour about the 70a of July. PROPARATAONS FOR THE FOURTH AT WOODSTOCK. ‘The special committee must have the help of every man and woman, young and oi, in this whole region, to supply food for the tens of thousands who > expect to be present. Good reperts are coming in from all quarters, but hundreds yet have uot taken hoid of the work, Friends, one and all, we most. earnestly appeal to you net to delay another hour. Do'something to feed the people on that day. If you ave no money or food to give oifer your ser- ° vices at the tables, They are located nest the’ speakers’ stand, and all who thus labor on that day’ can see all the distinguished persons present with- out paying the price of a seat. Sat the committee want {ood a3 well ag services at the table, and every one who visits Woodstock on the 4th of July is re- quested to carry cake or something else good to eat and deposit it at any hour of the day with the special cominitiee at Woodstock academy, A register of all such donations will be kept for future reference. If any money is made over und above the enormous expenses it will be sacredly devoted, every cent of: lc, to the bvulidmg fund of the proposed new acad-my. Ifthe commities should decide to let on to the ground thai day (which they Will not) Te- freshment stands there would be no room Whatever for the vast crowd of people. ‘fhe commnittee destre all who have teams of horges togoto Patnam and heip bring up at reayouable rates, the thousands who will seek transportation Trom thai town to Woodstock. Every young an who can command the use of & horse «ni saddle that day 8 earnestly requested wud most cordially Invited to join in the horseback escort: of t President ‘rom Patnam oa his arrival there, viz.: at ten o'clock A.M. Jf you Mave no extra horse to spare, take your friend's, vie a saddle 1p your Wagon, early to Woodstock, and then mount yo w horee amd jon in that honorable and imposing ceremony. Mancireds within ten miles of Wood- stock can be OF 1s distinguisned party uf they clesire, Allsuch are also invited to meet tor flaa! drill ow Woodstock Common on Saturday afternoun, the 2d day of July, ab three o’clock. Young men (under eighty years of age), “Attcu.lon the whole!” “Kor- ward, mnarch!? Keader, we mew you! ‘The commuttee have decuied to bring a hig tent from Bostoa which can coméortably shelter ten thou- sand people [rou sun apd rain, and therefore while allshould provide themselves with wuabrotlas ald stout si00s for use in case.of asudden shower, none need feeiahat there will be no protection whatever that day. Ali the shehered places, m tent and’ re- served Seats, itis now excmiied, wil! saiely cover twenty thousinu people. big tent reierred to 219 leet iow by eighty-llve wide-—a sight to behold, ‘The demund for reserved seats has already been very large. Une dollar sent to B, it. Cook, of Wood- stock, will secure a ticker and reserved seat (oeluer ‘the celcbration or the afternoon concert by the Third regiment Norwich band, and to the magnulvent concert in the evening by Gilmore’s band, of Boston. Mr. Gilmore lumsel’ hes positively prom: present, and ajso Air. Arbuckle, the cele! net player—one sof the imest in tue world, The prq- grarame will embrace the most popalar music of th day, including ie Anyi! Chocus—played at the great Boston Indies, Two doilars wilt secure @ ticket and reserved seat for the celebration and both con. - certs, ‘Tue mujiresston prevaiis to some extent that all persous Wil be ebatr dollar who aitend eith the celebrauon or » ‘nis is nob bl No one ueed spend & cont ler the waoie entertain. mmenc of the day and evening unless jie chooses, ‘1 whole Common tat day, except the space for re- served seaty, Will be free to everybody. ‘The re- i for those who pre a to ably, Were USS Would Mock culvoudt Care, board, ve every com- Thon Who uid New Bugiund city, 20s of vite 5 e ior &c., Who now for a inere trite can fort and txury of this grent ovcasion. do so and gave tieir money. r grumble at those Who preter mere comiortal caomatances a it the help detray une: expenses of the ovation. rte 8 TOW and wore, too--in every mnuniy who want every conito: iree, wii navar-ontiainate wo help any ¥ 1, and Wao: Shuue be it suld-—deamnd. pay if they romder Any personal NeTVice On aby Pd! eeastou. t eLeommittes in each town ave earnestly requested fo make USA Plans xod arrangement Will eusnre tie arrival of hour aud the cemoval of from the Conmtuen befor ringse ki, if possi vie, e Presidential party wal Phe read leading to South liye Lo be kept eatirety the 38 OF ihe pi free froin earriag f i! he Gession, and the Toren Wi required ¢ plans, U. fore, v0 the beter, | Those who urrive ¢a » likely to seeare the best postions, tom Paton to South sunuablit Bere and then wards ¥ in The Presktert and suite wil a6 Parga at fen o’clor aint Then, the pruce having boon previously organized, wili move imuie under escort of the citizens of Pomam, 2 by Gilmore's brass band. Tawi ment Band of Norwich and will yo In the pre Ath t te town to fend the nie inet wid nui tae pro- hea the Lyon the ah and 2 to have he | 1 at. opp u wal be more ¥ D Woodstock. B vid Groenslit, ise intended pOdstock eeoitpy Woorstock. from Pataan hour. on 5 arrival of the dence al tee, the wen Witt be allow the President ands have tine for refresinuent and guards hate protect the prentiasc sha nyited wnests only nds, ih order tat eferred to may The est, tram iatvosion by Lyou S twelve. egciock ced to The Town’ count ener uroritoe i specially mvited . row to one oeioch Ube yutrty will he of ree Lyon Giurds, with music, will Wh comunttes, the gen- i quests to the , when (he public {past braled band. of He wii be | aselsted by Mr. dis inguished Tmsictaus wun «Handel -Dholman ad Biue,” ing this grand musical and Korman candleswill be formance ‘The roads leading bo Woodstock be ciosed just outside the villa and al! horses and carriages on or i dred f music, between th Commo at that hour wiil have to be » Ube lots secured, in order to accommo eople. feams going froin Woodstock to. Purnia daring the day are reqi 1 to take the roms, 50 as not to obstrace the All bands of music whieh arrive at Woodstock in season are invited and requested fo mareh down re road to South Woods'ock before ten oe assigned @ position m the Presitential proce: Ned from Putnam. No refreshment stands will Common or public ay, Woodstock Cormon during ihe day. All persons living onthe ime of tha from Potnain to Wopdstock are reqy rate their buildings with evergreen: and mottoes, also to erect timp 210 thorongitiar be permitted op the ays within mule of procession site their dwellings, factorics aut olher luiid ings. Nhe town comic he well trained choir of Wi we welebration close OL tie the bands of tuis performance. he seloctinen of the to méne foro luekup in when alt d derly persons, pickpocket President wilt | "| wil! be farnisbed w:th a home for the day—the same to Le well protected by an efficient Bole force, rn Byery person, wiihout fariber apealal ubice, WI <4 can m ster a horse and saddie tay day, te urgently requested to g) to Putnam at ten o'clork to join We Preswlentaar acort, ‘Those at a distance, who Pens not reach Putnam at etapa tgs pay e oad ry “| Toul as iar as possible and meet ruces| any pont, Let not this important feature of the day be overiooked or forgotien. The very best p an to ee the President and other, disiinguished persons that day st will I 38 ‘on the line, of muroh de:ween Putn iw aud ‘Take ¥ our therefore, each side of ren bghway, and You will have no didi. uity an easily seeing Us waole Presidenial party, ‘Tae great ccowd on the Com- mon may prevent your gee wiibin tity yards of the speaker's siand, Only those WYO have reserved seats cag be absolutely. certata of a good near view ofr President auring the celebration exercises, ‘Tickets sor reserved Aoats Will not be sent to those @tdlerdig éhem by mail uuless i, are enciosed Wilh the oraer to pay the postage ut said tickets Wit be held unt! called: tor on ti ie day of the cele- The Seoret wy of War, Mr, Belknap, at the request of Mr.. eowen i ‘has kindly consented 10 furalsh can- non from the New London Navy Yard to fire the na- tional salate as Putnam and SOOO ke Mr. ©. MH. Bhven, of Puinam, has generously offered a 10ur horse team. belonging to his factory ‘0 take to Woodstock the Tord reglineat band from Norwich, Bands of music ave expected froin Wau- regan, Danicigonvilie, Southbridge, Webster, and perhare from Providence aul Worcester, beside the more band, from Boston, and the Third regiment, from Norwich, specially engaged by the commuttee of arrangements. It wilt require 25,000 square feet of canvas to cover the reserved seats and public stand, and iv is being bees prepare. for this occasion, he citizeus of Woudsiock and the surrounding tows, in every direciton have speciaily invited to make donaitons of cuke and other good Unings to ‘eat at the public table. Every one going to the oel- ebration is specially fnoluded s in the invitation to fur- mish the food. tt may be ltt with the committee who will receive It at the Academy building any hour during ne day. ‘The trustees of Woodstock Academy, it is said, will ask Vresident Grant and Mrs, Grant to assist in setting out an elm tres ii commemoration of their visit to Woodstock, Six splendid private carriages have been secured at Worcester to take up the Presidential party irom Putnam to Woodstock, ‘These, with those of Ar, Bowen and others, will make an imposig appear- Dusivion ance. The firing of cannom.at Putnam and Woodstock ‘Wil commence at daybreak and continue during the ay. ‘The firing of ¢ Kers or pistols will not be per- mitted on the 2 of processiva from Putnam to Woodstock, to chaanger the lives of those present; hetther wil they be permitted during the day. The police forces will prompuy arrest al. who violate these orders of the coumitiee of arrange. ‘e athe safety of men, women, children, horses, rages, pubic and private property demauis the most rigid enforcement of this order, Parents will picase instruct their cuildven in tais matter before the day of the celebration, On the arrival of the Presidential train of cars at Putnam the public are particulurly desired not to obstruct the neighborioud, as the committee must have room to orguuize the procession without delay. Any place on Eim street, or otuer places on the line ( Uié procession, will be better and sater than at the depot. The procession will be in readiness to move imme- diately on the arrival of the Presidential party at Putnam, at ten o’ciock, Besides the President and Mrs, Grant and their children, the Russian Minister, several meiabers of the President’s Capiaet, Senators and members of Congress, Governors of New England® States and others of distmetion are expected to be present. Those in charge of church end factory bells, if all uvited to- ring the same for half an sunrise, LATEST PHASE OF THE PROGRAMME, General Grant Leaves New York ‘this Morne ing ut Haltepast Eight. {¥rom the Hartford Post, June 30.) A mneeting of the Presidential reception committee was held at the oiice of P. Jewell Sons this morning, at which the final arrangements for the reception were tigde. It is now understood that the Presi- dentiat party will leave New York with Governor dewell in » special trata at half-past eight o’ciock Saturday morning, arriving at Stamford at haif-past nine o'clock, Where Governor English, with his staf, will welcome the President to Connecticut. At Nor- walk the train will stp for two or three minutes, and at Bridgeport the President wiliJeave the train at the Bridge sireet crossing and ride through the city, rejointug tho train at Bast Budgeport. (Tels ja in accordance with the urgent res of Hon. Wiitamw D. Bishep and other citizens of Bridgeport, who promise the train shuli not be detamed over fifteen mninates ther ‘Phe train will reach | at eleven o'clock e there at one o'clock, slopping five minuigs den aud acriving in Harcord shortiy after ck, ‘Pne party whl proceed at once to Gov- » and take dinner. two o'clock the Foot Guard, with the iory Band, and the City Guara, with weil’s re- st four WL escort the Presi- aent to the Aliya House, where a public reception Will be held, commencing at five o'clock and contin- wing just one hour. The Commutice of Reception will be tn attendance and will iniroduce to the Presi- dent alt nd gentiemen who dese if, AG 5LX o'clock tthe President will bo “lk A salute will by “Lon whe Pi ark while the procession js moy- ing into th ‘Tie pee n at the residence of the € ernoy d bolween the hours of half-pa eight and elev: fhe grounds wiil be iiimmumated Jchum igus and Chinese lanverns; freworks ad we band of music will me in ly 1,599 invitations Nave been ) people will be im ai- eal Hember inyived tt sption where the guesis axe wilt Will be lgprayed ations x N Jaane WHi, OF Gourse, coming and going be hours named, and ul order fo aveid cou dd perhaps vexation to the.guesis, 1b nigy be well for the ladies and gentle- to ‘Tre siairways men noi to atleuyp reach the dressing rooms above. Would soon beconie so- blocked up by those nd descending as to produce a-jAM, and those Who had deposited: hats wat” wrap- ing room upon arciving early would Je to regain whem When they Wwishdd to de- Sunday will be passed in retirement, and on that day the President wtil reeeiveno calls, as he will De greatly fatigued py tus re ton of Satura need to reeuperite for the laters nday, on which day he will leave foi vod-tock af aa eariy hour ee the moriutng SHIPPING NEWS. Almanae far New Vo. ner 4 Dave Sun rises... ‘ 32 | Moon sets,..eve 10 z Sua seb 735, High water.eve 1 1S > OC AN” STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPAL “yRouwt He NEW auee ror A MONTHS OF JUNE FoR’ OF YEW ‘VORK, SULY 1, 1870, CLEARED, ot Maris (Br), Mireouse, Liverpoot—Jonn (Bry, Mp Denmark Forbes, Liverpool~National , ), Dixon, London—Howland & Wilmington, NO—Lo Breckwoidt, Hammburg—Funch, Edye Brett, Son & © Brett, Soa & Gog row-Bunch, Raye & Brenow Ayres—F G Deckman & Antwerp ntwerp- fenedsito (Ital), Calero, St fark Dover, Stiiphen, nstantinople--M_ K Wilson & Co. ¥, Gibealjar Mow ‘ari Bliridge, Havave James E Ward & tr), Dill, St Johns, NP—J F Whitney & Men Br), Rossenu, St Johns, NPI M Kequa & Lowe, Harbor Taland-James Douglas wiles, Blecivers Jaen Donglas & Co. 1a, Movi rc fempton, cksrawilevan Brunt & 3.1L Merch ort, SW Lewis & Co. Weuborg. rey Pilaolpaia at & Co. ARRIVALS. REVORTED CY THE MERALD STHAM TACIT, Steamahip Sanwris (Br), Maryn, Liverpool and Queena- town via Boston, with nods to Cd Prancklyn. Steamelip Kritanots (Br), Campoell, Glaggow Ju Moville 16h, with mise aud 21 paseengers, to Henderson Brow. Firat part of passage experienced strong WSW gales, latter part ity) able winds; June 25, lat 47 50, lon a1 ub, pasned lary Beh, lat 4324, lon 6025, an Inman steamer bound Sieamsbtp Mata (S via Southarpton att, 6 von Oterendorp, Bremen June 18, YM, with mdsd ‘and bi paswen- bars, to Geviche &C8, vane dd, betwcen lat 48 35, lon 33 03 Sivi lat 47.52, lon 45 19, passed about 40 sailing vessels, bound {mone them were ehin National &ae'e, from St John, NB, oF Uetntol: Akin Hexponnder, fron Galveston for Liverpool; and veri Dan! W and solr Urtartel; 28th, lat 489%, lon $508 bark Roig, from on for Corky Stl,’ 240 satiea NeW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1870.—TRIPLE SHE#»;, ATURDAY, JULY 2 1870.—TRIPLE SUBE ¢ Randy Yo my 1 oritiard, Tarifa, hence for ourt, nd ce ‘Adantio Mall Stesma- REE ces with mdse to J Ship Arzosy (of Provigence), Root, Bemport bd railway (ron to pordee: wreagel 10 master. rack the soe ern paasa. le weat! the ‘Seeeaed 2 of the Banks, with li i a sal ck th no ine est dune ny jal ent 17, 20 Ie) ion thi, a bpd g ~ bark, ing W. 0, spoke, sh shi Me Eriewson; N 08, lon 57 10 Pp Frank Pair steering NAW Seiriat 2 Of uo lon, passed an Bra (NU, steering N. Ship Missouri, Brad..urn, cme: 40 days, with mdse and bar p atlas nurt (Br Lore’ 3 rdea 36 days, with mdse, t asourt (Br), Lang, Bordeaus, genitel Fh tasourt (Gr), Lang, Bordeaus, 6 toy foe, woaiher worthout, Bark Ella Moore (Br, Mosters, Antwerp "6 4 with mdao to James Loree & Co. Experience strong west: £7 On} ie aes Has bees paella XE Plata cat Sat at Groat B yrs 40 c) RW rowel r uCnod to Set aa Ro anys tation tor Tite Ea june lon 6 day ‘niles north «1 a re wae Sirk Harker Bra era (ir 9 from Callao for Barvatos, ‘re ga act ich are Many G For wot Vordiandn Hove, Matanzas, 13 ayn, molass: order—veasel fo master, Had livht win ts the entire passage; has been 7 days uorth of Hat viele Arctic ca Morris, Thenoesd he 16 Pat) with angar and molasses to J D Revere--veesol rhitney ¥ Co, Has been 8 potty poner Aras seit il ne wins and calms; June 24, lat 31, ing schr Ceta- cran of Proviacetown), ikion, a eeanetie siege ae Canon ie is Santl 19 days, awa. Havener, Santinza, th ar to Brown, Shipley 4 Co— A wo IW ‘Elwell e' & on Hai tight winds and calms idiroughout; has been 6 daya north of Hat Schr John Ferris (of Morente thar! Kingaton, Ja, 20 om with J Aine Se, to Beare, Os in ty) Co—veasel Imes & Co, ight northerly: winds and Gime has ine My cee of Hatteran, A. Chas Dennis. Hod imac Caibarten 12 dave, with ‘to Grinnel!, Minturn & Co—vessel to gona Smith & Co. Mai ary langam (of Stzten Island), Be ipa. thera, 10 with ineanpien to amen Mouslare Ugh winds and the 2 re pansage; dane shy iat it 25, lon 7594, was boarted by a boat (rom the whaling brly Grace Louthrop (of Provincetown); was 26 montha out and 1d 400 bbig ofl 26rb. wamo lat urd lon, brig Hartt (of Han Fors, fromePhiiateipin tor Matksizns, 4 dae out; has bee three dave north of Hatteras. ‘Schr Ella Howell (Br), Roberts, Cut Island, 7 days, with pineapples, tas B Evens,” Had moderate weather, Schr A P Stimpson, Cummins, St John, NB, 8 days, with 9. errant Carson, Zackwonville, 7 days, with lum- ber, to the New Haven Saw iit Co. Schr M ay, Opler, Beanswick, Ga, 12 days, with lumber, to TM Maylew & U Sebr Lilly, Hughes, ‘Charleston 10 days, with naval stores, &c.tN L MeOready & Co, Had light winds and calms the entire passage. Schr #8 Wharton, Benson, Dantigo, NC, 4 days, with shingl De Mill.« Co. Rehr Stacelten, Hazelton, Virg!nia, Sebr Isle of Pines, Seutl, Vi ia, SebrJ H Fann, Cale, Vires Schr H A Butler, Strick) Scir Eclipse, Thompson, rg Schr M 8 Tibbits, Robbins, V Bebr Any nee Predmore, Predn oe HT Wood, Sehr Francia Fret rG H Hoyt, r Snow Flake, Brown, rCR Ras incr Morris, Virvinia. rv Henry Cole, Patterson, Virginia, ir Two Willis, Virginia. Sebr Oliver H Booth. Lanse Virginia. Schr D B Steel Seull, Virginia, Ster mehip Cleopatra, Phillips, e een barney to Muri F.geamahip Fanita, Freeman, Pou cre tor Bau Franch sei Alexandria. Sehr Marla Pierson, Mexandria, Schr Elias Moore, DeCrocl, Alexandria. ir Wililem Allen, Jones, Alexaa tria for Providence, Sete Harriet Thomas,” Vat Clief, Georgetown, DU. Iara, Cor, vieorge Rene a0 Lyons ron, ‘Georgetown, DC. Sebr H A Hoyt, Cranmer, Georgetown, DC. Schr Oakes Ainea, Edmonds, Georgetown, Sehr J It Beguine, Shaw, Georcezowa, D Sehr Vapor, Newbury, Georgetown, DO. Schr Churiéy Woolkey, Parker, Gcorgeiown, DO, for New isa "Oliver Scofeld, Disosway, Gecrgetown, DC, for New Schr Mary Cushing, Pressy, Baltimore for Danversnort. Koby Henry Parker, Parker, Ra'thnore for New Haven, Sehr AP Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven, Schr Jamaut , Bennett, Haltimore for New Haven, Schr J Ht Perry, Kelley, Philadelphia for New Belford, Scar Vermilion; Higieeon, Philadelphia for Providonco. Schr HB McCauley, Cd Cedar Grove, Me, 6daya, with foe, to the Washiagton Ice Schr Charlie Cobb, Kennedy, Rockland, 6 days, with lime, toJohn Brown. Passed Throngh Hell Gato, ROUND SOUTH. Bark Restiess, Bowman, Boston for New York, 8 days, in bullast, to W P Hodges & Bros. tor New York, ‘Hataon, Wateon Bri Pwtimin ton (Br), Boudrout, Glace B: % Mays, with coal to GH Brower--venacl to Georwc's Bank, for New York, Mo. Jane 3 npoke fing ir WW Dizon, Rodgers, with balibut to HE, wor Sarah Guge, of New London, ail well, with 20 fultout, Hokie eye gia Belfast for New York, with jumber to ‘Schr Frock & Emma, Warren, Catais for New York, with lumber to Jed Frve & Co, Schr Francis Hdvearis, Warren, Culnts for New York, with imber to Chase, Talbot « Co ehe Becabedee, Dix, fix Island for New York, with gran- ite to P Dixon, Schr Fairwind, Smith, Elsworth for New York, with nm. der to Brett, Son & Co. Schr Kate Grant, Grant, Ellaworth £ lumber to Joun Boyaton’s Son & Schr Onward, Afey, Fraukfort for New York. Sehr Velma, Look. Machias tor New York, with lumber to Simpson & Clap. Schr Fandotpuce, timber to Chase, Bohr Kandoion, Browne Petubroke for New York, with lum- ber to Chare, Talos ichr Bravaball, SLun’.ion, Portland for New York, jehir Pacific, Ginn, Ruckind Mfr New Vork, with ileus to. ‘or New York, with andick, Pembroke for New York, with hat & Co R Brown, Schr America i vabam, Rockland for New Yor’, with lime to J VM Scur ren Sax, * Woodman, Rockla:d for New Yor, with lime to J Bi wet, ay Mowsen, Saco for New York, with shooks to Wardel! © Schr iioy Maker, Spow, Thomaston for New York, with lime to Can Sehr |” rt for Alex-yn: Soke é er for New » fish te St L Tay, ‘Now York, with nafis : Twareham for rd for Eizabethport, for reatoa, Beir lea, Deering, Sehr J wo W Beil Hawk Won aun al, Taunton for New York. ‘ail River. for Elizavethport, dlouon, Fall River 10 New Yori, vi feGiar, Providence x seat & Mary, Simpson, Providen ‘ave, Hubi for Tren Saratoga, Weeks, Providence for ow Pork. r Orlon, Winters, Providence tor Ne York. or Rondout, Elizabethport, auce for Now Yor, lence tor New York, Norwich tor New York, for New York, orwieb for Philadephia. Norwich for Philadelphia. orwied for Pbitad ne, Gardner, ine. Bicidmore, Nor clin Prast Kevbert, W liars, Willinzns, yi Snr open ae Mayo. Jim A Tate, ‘tate, Bri ige v 5 or New York, ovt for dersey City. Now ork, be Richard sic oe Be cbr Richard Mon wich for New York. chr Watchtul, Reynolds, Orivnt for Now Yor! Schr Crusaie, Davie, Gre ort for New ¥ Sebr Mary is Davis, Davis, Greenport for New York. BOUND RAST. Rynn, Baltinn Selir : Sebr Henry Lemual, Jarvis, Bridgeport for Wat 3 P Godwin airy, Bem it New Haven. nore for New Haven. , cauth Amboy for Mladievown OTk 0. thport tor Boston. y St John, ——, Eilzebethvort for New Haven. ir Hechert Manton, . Crowail, a. chr A Hanlin, Lewis, Hono xe Sobw [Harr ‘mb, Ba Hone Nev Haven, Smart, Koadont for bY Vrovisen BELOW, shngou, fram’Porttand, Me (by pi Brig Geo Aptos, EF Wiitienass Not Wind at sunset boat Shipping Notes. ew York line favorite stearninip iN depa:t from pier No 8 North river re by this steamship are are Pas to-day foe London dire booked to Hamburg, Bremen, Havre, Paris, Antwerp and Roiterdem: Jromwell line eleainship Mariposa, Captain Kemble, n@ trade, wilt sail from pier PM, for New Orleons ave regular and expeditions, reper}. from paiuts on the a river the following barges, CayngaBarges Columbia, , G8 Masher, John J it Pruyn, Jamestown; canal Warren, Henriette, Baroey Van Vilet, C A Rassell, Knowles, Medway, F E Gay- Restioes, J Averill, L Robinson, Neversink, towboat Belle—Canat Hiram Dobson, T F Hyotigtoa, Win Tageart, ioc No’ North direct. The vi © tocday, a sei8 of this Lin: There have errived since last Western canals and the Hu: and canal boats :-—By towboa: lard, Melissa, H Buck A Adains, HM Titus, ibbie, Allen Mo 4 boats G W Gonzales, Mohawk, Ru Perry, Flora Feiton, C D Nichola, F Nevada, Lyman Odell, JS Fou Byron, Harvest Queen, E Collins, Castleton, Win Cole etwon, by towboat Anna—Harges 8 A Nolan, chooners# A Fole ta; canal boats Alatwater, F 00, Silas, Goma Belt, Frank Dick+ wi pany al Shoreham and ‘prodseded ou hse woy- Som? HANNAH G Hann (of Camden, NJ), Hand, from Balitmore fur Fall River, logited with con}, was got off by the Wrarking Compan m & dAngeOUs position on the west side of Block fvload, after throwhiy overboare about 15 tons 0: uit and old and owned seven who was in comiaand, Arrowsic. She was valued, with Bor outtt, at 2240), Bont Many & Butew (of Calsisy, previduaty reported ashore on Beaver Tail, was got taken Soto New. Port full of water undo rh nthe south point of Goat ‘and. She will oe taken vat onthe murine railway. Her cargo will be saved entire, Havnte, June 17 Tho Appoling Avdérten, hence for Riga, when leaving the harbor toway. in tow, got into collision the Capora, Ii Orleans; tbe latter vessel Plekeringeh Metastases The Appoline proceeded, having. yn, Adama, which Prt here to-day. Sie nigto: a fires peeecer Re Bee epee oe ache a Tevasts, of Bt Juba’s, joned and Raise i, Notice to Murinerss ven that the fox trum) ny Mont ui eben sounded auring wo oe m+ on ment of the machinery, and tist vie for, bell ab that pace rit be it Curthe it be rune fitter rier Portland, June 80, Bvokenw ‘LH Ins pector, lat Matrict, gat Olivia, from Pentacola for vardit, May 27, Jat 38, Tad nar 1 (NG), from. Bi for Ba'timore, June. cape Say ty pat Sokenareie Weuss Nob ek OF Foreign Ports. on Dane Nonivane*4 from Fiushing 16th, Creacent ben, Jase 2 Salie, bark Florence, Hall, NYork vig Bi 101, June 19—Ip Orlen a; Mary G et teen ig peste ints BReMrauavr Osere ‘Artieat » Smith, and ROUWFRSHAVES, June ‘iG-Ardived, Guiona, Dextery Johanne Wulelmine, Bulmer, Philadelphia: Sou deo Gloria, Wionante kt BouneaUs Sail ied froin Paul.ins Sua Ith Jupiter, Erane cich, 8 HANOTLOWA, Tyne 14—Arrived, Salvador, Colom nah; Francesen, Velio, New Orleans. i forem: CARDIFF, June 17--Cleared, Qcean Phantom, Hazelton, Yor! Sul.ed Y7sh, Moses Day, Woodworth, NYork ; Gen Shepley, Merriman, Monteviieo, 13ta, nian Wastin, ¥ Rork, CRONBTADT, June 13—Arrivel, Graiams Polley, Burgess, nny, A Lane, Carter, Pomaron, rt bark ‘Monitor, Eaton, for ee Sune ty jallock, Briggs, aud Carrie B tor do do. Caubexas, J WAL brig Mi Johnson Tod, Greenock, trey. Bee: nes nies Drat, June 19—Put bac! it ‘and anchored, in, from Nienwe Diep for Swansea, DUNGENEN8, June 18--Passe!, Gutona, Dexter, from Phile NY. aw gor a tune ie Sail A, Mysth Bhi Lal ii ‘AtMoUTH June LdeSaiterd, Mystic Tye, Shaw, ceeds ees: oy MeDonaldy Ni a sere Andersen, at from Botton, nee lay 29. HELvone, June 18—Cleared, Goathe, Kock, NYork. | HAxuvEG, June 19—Sailed, sip Arracon San Francisco; bark Hal fax (ae mtd hang Pinte Haver, June 17--Arrivel, nae, Cburohil, I St Ish, Jeaging et Marie, Herve, NYore uh Moneta, jan Franciaco. Salled 18th, Daphne, Young, Port Talbot and United States. HAVANA, June .5--Artived, bark Mary Lucreva, Men dricksen, Barcelo Balled Bist, barks Cardenas, Sundberg, and Ma) M4 Stetson, Spartes, NYSrk: 224, vriga Hyperion Wos toury, NYores 331 n (En), ton. Ba timore; i A Barnard 7) Delaware roakwater, iGut, June 16—OM, brig Holstein (Dan), frou N¥ork for Bale AVERPOOL Fuge 19Ttaty (0), Grace, Glasgow a B tysburg, Otlenue Agenor, Knowles, St tt Noy Dake of Wellingtons = New Orleau: Balled th, Excelsior Pendleton, NY ‘Tranquedar, Harward, Phi leiputai th, War em Williams, San Franelsco; Anme Torrey, Libbey, Bo:tor Mca istt'Noord Brabant tite aruiday, Rivero, Batae Bias c Hatiiene, ‘eller, ‘Boston; -Kothleey, ‘Lester, Charleston. Entered out 18th, China (s), Macauley, NYork ; D W Chap- man, Miller, Boston; Lizzle Moses, Cox, Cardi if and New Orleans, Off, rlolyhead 18h, 820 PM, James Foster, Jr, Hatten, from ‘Liverpool for LONDON, June 20--Arrivad, Parmento, Laird, Boston; Ruano, Baitimores Lizzie Raymond, Brown, Buenos Gloured 18th, Luctbelie, Geary, Soderhawn; Ruth, Ryfkogel, Boston (and sailed from Gi Sooo a idan Cacapball, roske, Boston ; Levins ter, Burrows (changed from Howes), Boson, apalied from Gravesend June Idth, John Paul, Currie, Prov oMAMETLLES, June 16—Safied, Perverche, Jacy, New “HoNFierx0, May 16--Arrived, schooner Idura (NG), MANZANILLA (Mox), May 21—In port bark Hanatbal, Goodspeed. for trogen aoe ie MavANZAs, Jung 23—Sailed, beige John Gray, pray, Nickeizon} Annie G Titerinby Marton, wrod, Barry, and Wig felts Loring: Nora? Don Gulzmn Haskell, Quocanonn ¢o ymiey, Crow'ey, Philadephia. MoNTRFAL, June $0—Arrived, seamship St Patrick (Br), 8 wis ni dine 18—Crown Jowell, Browning, Newry f wrong Jowell, Yor! A Sonder, Moakler, Limerick for Boston. ‘diag Satled 19th, Johanne, Schielfer, NYork, Nassau, d eee }—Arrived, aches Gertie Lewis, (an dy fool for Baltim iy via piace 7 Midd ¥ » No ork (and malted 10th Hloulsers and Nore}; Helon.'vetbel 31th, B Atrood, Raymond Rion Cand satled Salvador Ban naira ‘acd tanks atath, viel ie Als fokoo i, Halt, (and salted 16th for. Ragged Ta TE Belay ban ours Sonspb (B om verpool oy . bari a June 4, sehr Pronpers (Br), Fao to, 8 cid gina, Beauly (Er), Malls doz. Auth, Fleotiing, Byanty Yor via Sap Halvator tht, sear, Sotingons a>, via Eeathern, LX MOUTH, Ju rived, steamsbi NYork ‘Sune 4i) for Cherbourg and Fre TR 7 i pheores ots RBM ly ange pa ame aren Belle of Bex, Spear, Rig PALERMO, June 12—Cleared, Pacifion, Salarese, Guvinverowx, Jone 3 Arrived at? Pa ener Soli, udking, New Vere for liverpool ad prosteded). DB, June 2 -Arrived. Ta estigator, Garver Sallod 2th, Catabria, for sore eo rs Bare, SWANBRAy June 17—Ent out, ceiver, Kenward, Port Tat- bot and N York, SWINEMUNDY, Tome 16 -Salled, Western Metropolis (8), 1s Quick, NYork (and vel Ls TEXEL, Juno W--Arrive 1, Wilhelmine, Philadeiphi: PRINDAD, June BT part bare Tein iad KG). boas Ino (NG), 40; sae ihynas, a Hall, do VI Br, Langenberg, 8 Lazaie York to gall next day; & valtwelt, MoCoratle! American Ports. BOSTON, June 20—Arrivat. bri-9 Al ace, aabethport Mary Cob), Brey soe we silly peed cnfede Brig Stovumess (key BE 3 Goleraburgs Smith, Uharleston s Tews, teoh fay Balinre Ta L, Bearse, Phiiadelphia, Also clewe'y brite Jane. Bre Allon, Port ai H Gouzy, Conklin, Philngetohia: Dee oatar Oakes, Horry, dos War Stetd, Nickerson, NYork; lA Baylis, Bay 1 ainers Samaria and Oriental ; = Bailed-=Winu SW to WSW, ste ship, egige Hi Warren: bart 3 te July Arrived, steamers cry of Baltimore (Br), jole Moolellan, Baleimorn: brie Mary Le tang ics Dayes; Mary & Dana, Geor; aru, SC on ortoniky Aiso'arrived, steamships Acies, 3 en agareved avenrehipa Accs Phllaeiptiay iaae BALTIMORE, Jano 90-Cleared, bark Laura (NC), Hit mers, Bremen; brig Romance, Duacan, Navassa; échew J Shaw, aier’s Vota. CHARLESTON: duly T-Arsived, achea Helene, Bosto Suewin na, Buckavile, SC. FORTRESS MONROK, July 1—Passod tn, sleamsbio Baltimore, Voeckler, from Bromen tor Baltimore; brige Robt © Knight, Walker, from Mayacuen; Geo m8ry Fnight, froin st Johuts, Pit, Antelopis Rivnbally from Me tanzas; Isabella, from ~ -; ‘sehr Corine, from -—, ail for’ do, Safle1—Stearaship Ohio, Basse, Bremen; bark Eliza Whi Mationey, for, Matauzas; brigs (irginia bare, Johason, fof Rio Janeiro; Lewis Gare ae for Chatleston; Alon n'a, at hee Martin, for St Ji Sune 4 Cleared, b brig Florence, Rathburn, VESTON, ANEW ORLEANS, June 25—Arrived, steamship Amazon: Br), Corbighley, Liverpool, aili—Arrled, bark Antoinette (Sp), Romageae, Havana folics Constance, Arnet; Qale Ridge, Williams, and Etna, James, Baton Talend, ‘Below, steamer Lord Lovell (Br)y Agnew, da chen James Oakes, Oakes, NYork; Wm Wilson, |» Be SUTHWwEAT PASS, June M- Arrived, brig Acclia Thazlow, Galigon, Matanzas, annie A4JOUTRE, June 27-Arrived, ech® J @ Whipple,. 0. PER uP ita, June 20—Arsivod, ship Tancaster, e6rpo9 Halle, Thomas, Provitence; ban Saee 8 EB shaw, Slaw, Fronsit, Racket ‘tian Wallace, seul, vias ‘Waice, Gandy, Bristol, BI; al SA Botte, Yates, Boston Dusen, Com ry Young, Dilics 1 ‘Alataiae: ard ha Ds Watsons Aa iy Ted"-Brfg Canta, Coombs, Boston; achra JF Garver, pod, do: i J Holway, Thompson, do; MDO ranmery , Charleatown. July 1—Arrived, steams) Barter Us, sHaske! its 05 nip Saxon, Sears, Boston; brig ; Scar’ Iiviney’ Diga Cae leepor, from. Cardenas a Went. to. 8A, ats Agostina, for MeDonaid, for Huill . ~ Wearived, steamship Franconia, " Deborah id. nell, Ree at, Gales, and Isuee Philadelphia; sehi ed, Crawely prt droid 05 “Compromise, 1" Cleared, brig Ade‘aide, Norton, Cardenas. MOND, June 23-—Arrived, eclr J B Clayton; Cl June 28-—Ceared, barks Valette, M ah he ‘e#, Sun Jose, Sw), Ovorgaard, Newcastle, rm “Punta Arenas. cdl, Scars Francis Satterlee, New > eT ) NYork; bare Onward t Eaterprise, Liver Sieared, bark Don 5. nit, Call BOih— Arr I NSW ava Sd) u aly, tam Cleats toe ieamsbip i’ Livi (Br), Liverpool, July tt 00. nato, Dyer, suinicient afenertton, |e orce UTE DIVORCES OBT i , fora the pacts. of : jaten, “dy persons: ol any ate‘or couilry egal everywhere; no publicity; 0 fren tid enccessful, udvitwerces se FREDERICK 1 KANG, € ABE PURING WITH INDIGESTION? DOR! i Sex artiupn, trouble you?. Do. you spit upsour water 8 » Go at once to the draggisi's sod get a box of WELLING'S Dyspepsia Table. Free We. por vox, see home refer: JOHN STC a Broome sircet, mounds, Gold 4: Suverware, ork, eed tine Jewell movds S SURELY AS THE FOURTH OF. ‘Oo 44. surely do the Jong train of accidents attend in all thei many forina and frigutfut resute. If you would: be prepared supers yourelt with m Lax of “‘DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, aod the dostant an exptosion ocours of any one is burned apply the Gintment, and all the palo will be drawn Jnstantiy and periuct ease the result, Tt also ORK eLLINGS, 2iLE c TUMORS, OLD SURKS, BAD EVES, and all eraptions of the akin. Don't (al, you may save song 0 aember no.scar will come where thia is nppited. Prt Ce Sold by wt TREWORKS ot de, good and cheap, at B. "Ss, P ikreety New York." Dont LEACH'S, 86 Naseam } OW TO MIX DRANKS.—CONDAINING relinble direetions for mixing al! u used in the BAR AND popular Beverages hes, Jateps, ‘ob= United States, in “J To Diers, &e., ke., th endless varie) which are added over 600 vai thre of Cordialn, Liquora, Fa, for the use of ma: Sptriie, private ta Spt For gale by DICK Pledaisteatsi, 18 Ang &t tw Fork. Seut by wali, fre to any addiers on. Teoeiin of the price, imagen te). HOMAS RR. New York, ~GREENWICI Bi ‘ycod thenprices of ‘eas, « ot’ Groceries, Moiasecs ‘and. Peo , 260 Sui 2 Visions to the wold stant anchored, Myatic Belle. 7 ERY, Dries reduaed to gold Carls pata torold Silver aud Dlar, every emergency yoit mnie Pa