The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1870, Page 10

~NEW YORK CITY. wy “Motrepolitan Police Items and Gleanings of News Items of All Sorts, ¥ ‘The following record will show the changes in the ‘temperature for the past twenty-four hours in ;eomparison with the’ corresponding day of last Year, as mdicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s . pharmacy, BEEALD Liege corner of Ann streeu:— 3A.M. re a P. ae ee 6A. M. 66 Of 9 9A. M. at 16 13M. 82 73. Average temperature yesterday ae 4 Average temperature ‘for correspon last year. - + BY Mrs. Vreeland, the Tombs Police Court tragédienne, bag to Sing Sing fora four years’ sojourn yester- » ‘The Police Board held a meeting yesterday, Com- Missioner Bosworth in the char. No business of any account was transacted, «‘Themomber of deaths for the past week is 726, showing an increase of 254 over the previous week, Pg uy @ great measure attributable to the intense James Stewart, aged thirteen, of No. 131 Charlton street, was stabbed in the leg and slightly wounded by an .unknown Jad, yesterday, who made his ‘escape. Stewart was taken home. The arresta by the police during the past week ‘Were as follows:—Saturday, June 25, 366; Sunday, 28, 190; Monday, 27, 274; Tus , 28, 259; Wednes- day, 20,290; dy, 3, Wot; Friday, July 1, 265— Coroner Rollins yesterday held an inquest at No. ‘2 West Twenty-math street on the remains of Mr. George Greer, who died ‘rom the effects of injuries accidentally received late on Friday aiternoon, by falling from his dining room window into the area, George. Nelson, of 455 Greenwich street, who so erue!ly beat bis wife recently, the particulars of which affair have a'ready appeared in the HERALD, Was yesterday committed by Justice Hogan at the Tombs to await the result of the injuries. ) The body found in the water at the foot of Thirty. eighth street, Eust river, has been identified as that of Peter Mechan, late of No, 410 East Fifty-ninth eet. It 18 hg en he was drowned on Thursday ening While batulag. ; Yesterday morning Eighteenth ward omMcers dis- Govered a river tnlef at the foot of Eighteenth Bircet. They got a boit aod pursued him, when he abandoned hs boat and fled, The boat cvntatued a o amount of stolen property, aud was marked D. Blackburn, * At a meeting of the Excise Board yesterday Com- missioner John H. Williams was elected president and David V. Freeman (appointed vice Colonel Price, resigned) treasurer. The number of licenses granted by the Board to the present time are 5,757, and the amount of money received for the sume $248,362, The inquisition in the case of Willlam T. Kelly, five and @ half years of age, late of 414 East Eigb- teenth street, drowned onthe 28th ult. by fall ng Into a soap vat hlied with water, at 420 same sirect, was concluded betore Coroner Rollins yesterday at the Clty ali. Tue jury reucered a verdict oi acci- dental drowning. The members of the new Board of Aldermen are, by viriue of their positions as Aldermen, also Super- Visors, and will orgauize as the new Bourd of Su- visors at noon to-morrow, in the room of the old oard of Supec\tsors. ‘The Mayor will, ex aficto, be chairman of the new Board. John McKee, shoe deaier,:of514 Third avenue, who ‘wis arrested and held to bail at the Yorkville Police Court recently on a charge of stealing a pocketbook from a Woman named Allen, who was trying to p tronize his @tablishment, Was honorably discharged - Ob Friday last. During the week ending yesterday Marshal Hart , gTanted licenses as foliows.—Junk boats, 6; junk carts, 4; junk shops, second hand dealers, 1; coaches, 170; venders, carts, 20; express drivers, 7; gunpowder, 19; porters, 2; dog carts, 1; drivers, 109. Total, 383. Total amount received for fines and licenses, $1,244. Justice Hogan committed sohn Coffee at the Tombs yesterday for having, a8 is alleged, stolen from Robert Haddock, of No. 147 East Fiity-ninth street, a gold watch valued at $200. The charge is that Coffee admitted having stolen the waich in Brooklyn anid pawned it in New York, but Coulee says he took ‘the watch merely for eafe keeping. : A respectable looking young lad, named Frank S. Melton, was held to answer yesterday by Justice Hogan, ai the Toms Police Court, for having stolen $1,200 from hia employers, Anderson, Starr & Co., 340 Broadway. Holton had teen sent to the bank for the money. Alter many prevarications he ad- mitted that he nad used some of it. He was held to answer In default of $1,000 ball. One of the main sg@wers of the city disgorges its odoriierous cargo into the water at the Barclay street ferry, and when the tide is not at full height the passengers wou d prefer paying double fare to ihe epjoyment of tie sWeet odois eanitted from the oilal, Diseases are always apt to take thelr origin from such localtites, and ft would pot be unwise in the Board of Health to “00k to.’t.” William Robertson, on Friduy, aceompanied Dr. Theodore Schmanse, of 572 Sixth avenue, to several places on the east side of town, and induced him to pay three card monte, at an expense of $145 to the doctor. He caused his arrest ye-terday by detectives Bennett and Nevins, of the Central Oftice, who arraigned him belore Justice Shandiey at Jeiferson Market, when he was heid for examination, The visiting fremen from Nev Oricans, who ar- rived here on Thavreday last, have challenged to run any Engine, Hose or Truck Company for from $500 to $5,000—one mile or five. Chiei Engineer Curran, of Hoboken, is out with an acceptance o: the cnal- “Jenge on the terms stated—one man to every 100 pounds, The ciatlenge to pugup a ladder he does not accept, as his department, owing to its eM- clency, has no oppur.unities to become proficient ip the use of Jadders. William Malloy and John Datiy, both fifteen years of age, were held for trial at the Tombs yesterday on a charge of having, on the night of the 29th of June, bnrglariously entered the premises No. 43 New Chambers streei, occupied by George Horn as a Jager beer saloon, aud sto.en therefrom four dollars 4m currency and two boxes of cigars, both valued at eight dollars, Malloy says he nad nothing todo with the burglary, while Datly affirms that he watched outside of the house while Malloy was in the saloon, An interesting German Sommer Festival will be that of the “Nineteenth Ward Lese Verein” at Funk's Union Park, foot of Sixty-third street and East river, on Wednesday next. It will be peculiar- ly achildren’s festival, beiug espectally designed for e aports and plays ol the children of the members the society. During the afieruo n andearly part of the evening, @ tournament on hobby horses, pole climbing and ball pliying for prizes and similar games pnd pastimes will be on the programme. Mr. Michael J. Shandley, the handsome and gentle- manly clerk of the Jeferson Market Police Court, ‘was presented with a handsome birthday present on ig, HO last by his friends and fellow cicrks, ey Hall and James Steers. The present isa handsome pin of thé Americus Club, set with four * diamona: ir is and handsomely evametied, being valued at and, with the exception of William M. Tweed’s, degald to be the handsomest ever in pos- session of any member of the club. Mike received the present in xi neat little speech thanking bis friends for their \beral remembrance. Angust Dalzell, a clerk formerly in the employ of James C. King, of'&s' Broadway, arrested by detec- tives Irving and ,Dusenbury, on Friday night, charged with embezzling $110,000 of his employer's money, was atraigned before Justice Shandicy, at Jetierson Market yesterday and commitied tn de- fault of $100,009 pail fory?Xamination. From the re- luctant manner in whick,the complainant made his ‘atement to te mayistraye It appears the alleged rime was committed two j°eais a0 while the pris- oner was in King’s employ At & branch office in San Francisco. Daizell, ano is\ a middie aged man, to have been @ partner of King’s and loat the money specoiating in grain. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY CONVICT. Charies Mackey, a conyict in Sing Sing Prison, ve- coming Weary of restraint, fastened A bar of pig tron to fiis body, a day or two ago, and jumped from the prison dock into the Hudson river. Big. attempt at self destruction was witnessed by a felld.v convict, ‘who gave the alarm, which resulted in skey be- tng dragged from the bottom by a. boathook before We was exunci. Tae would-be suicide atienuptea tne role of « \unatic soinc months aince, but hme 3 been placed on “the hooks,” acknowledged apy él “a fraud,” - Mackey is serving outa tern fe rad lesceny, and bay oul¥ about bree months ka remalh iy prison, f [ NEW YORK. HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1870.—TRIPLE SHERT. LONG BRANCH RACES, ‘Thirty-one Thousand Doliars to be Run For | The case of C at Monmouth Park. ‘The racing world is in ecstacy at tne brilliant pro- gramme issued for the coming meeting at Long Branch, which commences on Saturday, 80th of July, and continues five days. If a varied and at- tractive programme, embracing every sort of race that canbe thought of, an unequalled liberality in the amount and in the distribution of the prizes to berun for, and the hearty :esponse of turfmeu ‘rom every portion of the country can give token of suc- cess the inaugural meeting at this popular seaside resort will be without precedent in the annals of the American turf. lt commends itself m every particular to the consideration of the lovers of this high-toned amusement. The good taste exhibited in all the appointments of the course, the labor which has been bestowed in the construction of the Grand Stand, the scrupulous exactness observed in grad- ing the course; the large stable, with roomy stalls, and thely perfect veuuiation; the view from the stand of every portion of the grounds and the ac- commodations for those who will be 1n attendance— in fact, every matter connected with the whole affair bespeak the knowledge aud liberal spirit of the proprietor. The ball will. open. with the popular hurdle race, two miles, for & purse of $1,000, which, In all proba- biljty, will bring together all the Canada “cracks” and all of our own first class hurdiers, With about six starters this wiil afford a delight/al entertaim- ment. The second race will be for thrve year olds, mile heats, purse $1,000, the contribution of Mr. W. B. Borrows, proprietor of the Continental Hotel, To this stake there are twenty-seven nommations, and @ finer field of colts never met upon the turl, Jt in- cludes flyers froin Kentucky, whose performances are in advance of any beiore chronicled; also from New Oricans, Mobile, Olio, Maryland and Virginia, and those of our own State, Wucn Neilie James, Enquirer, Susan Ann, Foster, Lynchburg, Cricket, Musketeer, John Happy, Belmont—ali kuown to fame—aud the squad ol dark ones meet on that oc- cas.on, the “kuowing one” that can name the win- ner Will not go uurewarded thavday. The third race—the Monmouth Stakes—to which there are twenty-one subseribera, the terror, Helmbold, that “waiked over”. twice and won twice during the late meeing at Jerome Park, carrying away in triumph the maim honors, will try it on with the vest colt of his year, having never been beaten, tue renowned ragauset; aud to these add Corsican, that was last seasou a terribly fast horse; Tasmanta, Glenelg, Niagara, Barney Stone, The Banshee and a host of others, We must look for a feaiful contest. With thw attraction for the opening day: we are not say- tug too much in predicung @ vast concourse of people, beyond pre-edent, to witness it, The card for the second day, Tuesday, 2d August, is also extremely briiant from its variety. The first race, the Mansion House Stakes, purse $1,000, the-contribution of Mr. Samuel Luird, proprictor of the Mansion House, ig there are twenty four entries; the distance two miles, Many of the same coits (nat rida on the previoas Saturday will start in this to try their powers ina longer race, and in ad dijon we have Oavauer, @ grandson of the reno Fashion; derse-unan, Canonicus, Leland, & colt tc perp action and siy!e; Tammady and several unknown to fame. 16 will be beyond doubt a spirited and exching bmg ihoseou race, for ait ages <4 carry 100 pounds, will bring toge:uer young aud o' Jo & ratting contest of @ mue-and e-natf, ‘The crowning glory of this cay will be the coutribution of the Atnericas Clap. Parse $2,500 Tor a) ages, Mu heats, three oc nve. This race has long been an at- tracuve one in the South aad \yest—u..certam aud exciting Hil the very last jum». We predict not Jewer tian eight stirters Jor this purse, and what a race iv willbe | Nows terrons, Tue visit in state of the aes Saale Americus, Qigh will give great west to Wie | ‘aslup. . The pert pice je Chase commences ‘the sport: of the tnird. day, ius Must prove a gale dry. The Tepresentatives from Canada and trom ater: part of our own State are expected to muster tn I force, ltm burdly necessary to add tuat the race gust from its character cause @ wild excitement. The wecond race, lor (wo year Olds, has tairty one contes- tunts, ‘The purse, $1,000, 19 the contribution of Messis. Sykes, Gardner & Co., proprietors of the West End Hotel. 1h-se colts have never made an appearance in public, and bat little 18 Known of teu except that they are “terribly high bred.’ ‘The third race must aiso prove inguly interesting, ‘The purge will be $1,000, for all ages, heats of two miles, To thts there will doubtiess be & host of starters. ‘The fourth day. will bring together a field of colts which from their performances ana ancestry experi- enced turfinea pronounce unequalled. ‘The Robtas Stakes, so called in honor of the prest- dent of the assoctauon, who has aise for nine years heid the position of President of the Senate of New Jersey—ine Hon. Amos kobing. The purse aud stakes will reach the snug sum of $4,260. Heats of two miles. In this race two “cracks! of Kentucky will meet, viz: Enquirer, by Leam- ington, who at Lexington Course made the timers think their watches had stopped, and King- figner, by Lexington, who won the Belmont Stak.s ju such galiant style at Jerome Park. ‘Tnere will be Q gyeat many rivals In this race. Whocan name the winner? Three other races are to follow upon this day that will surely please the thousands in attend- ‘The last day, Saturday, 6th August. The Grst will be a repetition of the hurdie race, in the shape of a hanuicap. Thea follows the great tour mile race of heats; purse $6,500, tor whieh there are fifteen en- ee rhs will bring together ail the best blood of the land, Tue complimentary purse from Wiliam M. Tweed, of $1,000, closes tae mnevting. The distaice ts one and half mile. The entries are to be mate ihe day before the race. It will be seen that’ there will be at least three races each day, and from the prospect as noted and the aray of horses engaged in the contests there can be Lo posstutJty of a doubt of triumpnant suc- cess to all concermed in tus spirited undertaking. ANOTHER POSTPONM-WT AT THE FASHION GOUR3>. A purse of $4,000 Was agnounced to be trotted for at the Fashion Coirse yesterday afternoon between five of our best horses; but when they came on the traek the proprietor told the drivers that he had con- cluded to postpone the race until Tuesday next, tie same day that the trot of Friday was postponed to. ‘This was a great disappointment to uli, Most par- ticularly to those who were there from differcut parts of the country. Many of (hese strans bought pools on the race aid they were au. have it come otf or their money returned, they could go home to celebrate the Fourth of July; but the pool seller conid not oblige them, as the money in the box had to abide the issue of the race. The postponement Was a sitange proceeding on the part of the proprietor, aad it will be found to be a very unpopular one with patrons of the turf gen- eraily. ‘The meetiny thus far has been a very unsuc- cessful one; still, the to's announced for Monday and Tuesday may make amends for the other fail- ures. and it Is to be hoped tuey wiil. FASHION COURSE, JULY 4. The Five Thousand Dellar Purse Open vo All Horses--Pool Sciliug Last Evouing. Notwithstanding the two postponements of an- nounced purses to be trotted for at the Fashion Course, and the disappointment consequent thereon, there assembled last evening at Riley's, Twenty- eighth street and Broadway, quite a throng of sporting gentlemen desirous of investing upon the great trov of to-morrow. This contest is tor a purse of $5,000, open to all horses, and has as its entries the unprecedented field of Budd Doble’s bay mare Goldsinith Maid, Benjamin Dautel’s bay mare American Girl, Dan Mace’s mare Lady Thora, Charles Champlin’s brown gelding George valmer, William Borst’s brown ‘ding George Wilkes and Norris Hol- combe’s bay mare Lucy. Its divisions are such that the first horse will receive $2,500, second $1,200, third $600, and the fourth $500, Had the gentlemen present felt that there was a certainty ©7 all these horses starting a8 announced, the excitement would have been intense; but they were not, which feeling evidently greatly restrained their ardor. ‘The drst few poois sold were as follows: Thorn........+ $100 260 100 100 50 100 Goidsmith Maid. . 40 45 «26 (50 Palmer. . 2 0200606«7 (5 Field 26 65 626 620 10 Alter the disposal of these @ well known sporting gentleman advised Major Johnson, the auctioneer, that he would give $100 for Palmer and the Ame- rican Girl, and authorized him to seil a pool in that manner to test the ‘grit’ of those present. It was done, with the foliowing result:—Palmer and Ame- rican Girl, $100; Lady Thorn, $205; Goldsmith Maia, Lucy and Wilkes, $27. Total, $467. The saine gentlemen thea wanted Palmer and American Girl sold against = the __flell, he starting them as beore, wiich was complied with, the pools disposed of being, American irl and, Palmer, $100; field, $140; American Girl nd Palmer, $100; fleld, $195. The andience then began to tire of this character of betting and went back to the old style, when the contestants brought about the same amounts as previously given. HORSE NOTES. ‘The Ford's Park Association of Denver City, Colo- rado Territory, owning, it is said, a splendid trotting track, on Friday evening lass adopted the rules of the National Trotting Association, aud will Imine- diately apply tor membership. In Hauulton, province of Ontario, Canada, yester- day, Barebones won tie steeple chase, beating badly, contrary to expectations, the favorite, Raven; Mrs. Baldy came in a good sceond. Time not given, THE COMMUNIPAW STOCK YAGUS. During the past week 186 cars arrived at the stock yards to Communipaw with 1,466 cattle, 5,912 hogs and 8,6%1 sheep. There were slaughtered during the week @5 catule, 5.54 hous and 7,134 sheep. BROOKLYN CILY EWS. ales Guidet, the Fulton avenue contractor, charged with violating the eight hour law, was to have veen heard before Justice Riley Yesterday, but it was adjourned until Tuesday, Fire Marshal Keady reports that there were twenty three flresin Brooklyn durlag the month of June, involving losses w the amount of $35,000. ‘There Was an hisurance on the property of $127,0u0. Jobn Long and William Martin, two cartmen, got into an altereation yesterday, when Long streck his opponent over the head with 9 curt rung, mfteting serious injurt Martin was (aken to the hospital, and Long Was arreste* and locked up to answer, At one o'clock yesterday afternoon John Hess, employed in Walters’ paper mills, at the corner of Harrison street and Tiffany place, had his arm torn of near the shoulder by being caught in the belting ja the color room, He’ was removed to the Log Isiand Coliege Mospital. Yesterday afternoon detective Folk arrested Annie Lewis, twenty years of age, aud employed as @do- mestic in the family of Mrs. Daniela, of No, 206 Myrtle avenue, on the charge of stealing Ler benk book and drawing ‘the sum of seventy-live doliurs from the bank, The accused is Mrs, Vantels told her to draw the money, but this Mrs. Danteis denies. Annie was locked up to await exammation, During the past week Surrogate Veeder admitted to probate the wills of Bridget Bradley, Magdalena Demarest, Sarah Kennedy and James Mexey. Let- ters of administration were granted on the estates of John Peter Louaall, Julia» Bingham, Caroline Nichols, Robert Hutehinsoo and Daniet Desmond; also letters of administraion, with the will anuexed, of Bridget Bradiey, and leiters of collec. tion on the cstate of Catharine Ahrans—all of Brooklyn. Letters of guardiunsnip of the persons and estate of Mary E. M. Cnyler, Louisa L, Ouyler ana Theodore L, Cuyler, Jt, Were, granted to 'TLeo- dure L. Cuy er, their faiier, and of Wiliam Leutz to Adeline McUafirey. DRUCG'D TO DEATH. Fatal Error by a Drug ClerkmA Lady Polzoned from Solution of Cpium—A Shocke ing Blunder=Is Dhere No Law to Punish Criminal Curciessacss t Another fatal error has been made by a drug clerk, by which a lady named Mis. John T, Barnard, the wife of an estimable citizen, lost her lite, This 1s the second or third case ia which the error of drug clerks has resulted In the death of the patient in Brooklyn within tue past year or two, Mrs. Bar- naid, \he present victim, who resided at the corner or Ryerson stre and Gates avenue, was amMicted with abdoniinal pans on Thursday, and the family plysielaty Dr. Joseph C. Hutchison, of Cilnton avenue, was calied im to pre- seribe, Thy doctor wrote outa prescription tor two Ounces of the tincture of opium, @ teaspoonful of Whict was to be taken every hour for three hours in @ glass of ice Water, when ii was beheved relict would beobieimed. Dr. Hutenison requested that the prescription for the druy should be taken to Mr. Olift"'s drug store, at ihe éoruer of Vanderbilt and Fulton avennes, The store was visited by one of atr. Baruara’s family, bot at was found w be ciosed, and tue porsok then procveded w ihe pharmacy of W. L. Gore, at the curser of Fulton and Wasiungian a@venues, AS it was about midnigit tis piace was also closed, bunt the. might bell was Quswered by Kubert Weyh, one oi tue clerks. The clerk minediately proceeded to putas up; but, not- Witistanding the Jeet that it was plainiy writtcon, he iistovx it, and put ap-evlution of opium instead Of tie tiucuire, 2 peracetic: ‘The inessenger re- tirued home WIth Ute digg, atc it Was adui.mstered as Clrected by the Phys:ctan—cuhree teaspoonfuls in three) hours, 1 too) Water’ Mrs. Burnara fell 10.0. & ein which she re- mama 1 ae wien she ded When the famiy was: t wouse’ Mrs. Barnard fiom tie’ found i fom bi ie was again sum- mioned to lv win with vr. A. D, Wilson, did eli i to Bae the life of the pailent, but their esloris proved unevalling, and the Tamuy were. ikvown into the greatest grief by the uhuucly death of the lady thiough te terrivie plun- ars Barourds busbend gf’ tye. 4 . Barnard, and of tI sed, is a weil known coal dealet op Maitoy even , 40d the untor- tunate case has crédted considerabie exciteuient in tt they reside, TmUsiaKe Le proceeded to the drag store aud requested to See the prescription. 1b was as folluws:— R. Tinct. Optt Com; juts’), 202, 8. A teaspoonful every oe io 108 wheats The following colloquy then took place between the doctor aud she cierk— Dr. Hutch:son—1 hls is marked “Tincture opiijeom- postins.”” Itis made upligaor opt. . How dil that occur? ‘Tne Clerk—Didu’t you mean liquor opit? br. Hutchisou—I meant exacty Wiat I plainly Wrote down. ‘Tue Vierk—I frst thought tt was intended for pare. Unen for Camphorated extract of la fson—Your mistake has proved a very for a dy, Who is now Probably dying from having taken tue prescripyon Wa Kent, ‘The Lncwre of “pid Swiat a8 aluiost univer- saly Known us $clvbs? cholcva mixture. lt is ea. lurely effective ai! customary and safe for sie! com- With Wiuch Mrs, ardg Was taken. Lu pli, the so.ution of opium, isa very different Lang &» to {ts slrensth, bel Many tues: more puwerfdl, Tho name “Syuibbs’”? aa lie mgnt Nieod vorner oi Ube ager mdicaced that the ordiaary AcT@ WiXLUTe Of \igt geatioman Was intended wid the directions Underneath indicaied viteltly exaciy whad was wanted, that Dolby the e.vection 44 pursaauce Of whlch We medi- Clue 18 ha ‘The cierk ts a young man, who has been in the em- ploy of Mf, Gore for (He past iuvee years. he says he 1s coupeccat, is always areutin pucung up p scriptions, #00 cannot tell how he eame to axe ey the error. ie says he thought aiter retiring to ped that a teaspoontul was a iarge dose of the Lquor op. He never made aa erro. on Mrs. 1 a was thy-c loaves a busvand and four ¢ BUFRANISM SANPART. Probable homicide, Jonn Coffey, John Conklin and Soha Lowery, three hard looking young mea, were take into custody yesier@ay aiternoon by officer Meyers, of the Ninth precinct, Brooklyn, on charge of felonfously assaul t ing Jolin Greene, the proprietor of a liquor stove on ¢, near Wyckor street. The priaoners tie saloon named shorty heiere four tock yeoterday afternoon and ¢ tor severat of atoke When they had partaken freely of the stunwanis they turned On their heely aud were about Loleave the premises without sectllug lor the liquor, Greene calied ther attention to Us un- profiianle proceeding. The ruians, not satisfied Wita beating ium out of tae refresbment, beat the poor {cilow inost wamercifully out @f his ceuses, uring the uneven scufle they got out the door and stoned Greene in a fearful manner. One Wound in the rear of the ieitear was found by Dr. Becaett, Who was suimoned to attend hun, to be two incties in depti. He was alsocut in several parts of the body, und was in a very critical condition lust night, but sight hopes being entertained of his ie- covery. The wiudows of the store and ihe ininiture were broken, giving strong proof of the severity of the shower of stones which Was dealt by the row- dies. The latter are under lock and key. "A OERSEY MAN=TRAP, An inquest was heid yesterday morning at ‘treh- ton, N.J., over the remains of an unknown man who, onthe previous night, was drowned io the feeder that supplies the Delaware and Raritaa Canal. Deceased was seen faliing into the water, but on ac- count of the darkness of the night no assistance could be rendered, The unfortunate man was ap- proaching Quarry street bridge, when he stumbled and fell into the water. A respectable witness, named Joseph Auer, swore elore tne jury that he c@nsidered the spot where the accident occurred a regular man-trap. The ewi of the bridge forms a sharp angle with tue foot path which runs along the Wator’s eige some eight or ten feet witnhou. any Trailing or lence to protect passengers. Witness also stated that witnin his recoliection (and he as stil @ young man) nine persans were drowned at the very ideutical spot, and he could not sec how any pas- senger could avoid the same fate who should pass that Way on a dark night. Tho jury, having exam- ined ihe daugerous crossing alluded to, rendered a verdict that deceased came to his death in the man- ner eady Ind d, and that it was the daty of the canal company to protect foot passengers by erecting a fence or railing at the spot where the ace cident occurred. Deceased was about fifty years of age, and represented"himself @8 the brother of Mr. Cruiks, Who keeps a dry goods store In Pliiacelphia, at the corner of Fightn and Carpenter si a ACCIDENTS IN ROBOKEM, Yesterday afternoon an unknown German was sunstrack at the corner of Third and Hudson streets, Hoboken, and was taken up In an insensible condt- tion, Aiter some time he toudly asked to be seat back tothe Rhine, and a carriage was accordingly provided whereip he was conveyed to Castie Gardena en route for Germany. A child tive years old, the daughter of officer Buck, was run over lasc evening by Mv. Duniop’s wagon, at the comer of First and Je. reots, Hor hip was mangled and she rece) nal injures which may prove dangerous, She was taxen to the residence of her Durguls, near by. SHIPPING NEWS, |i Almanac for New York=Tils Day. Moon sets,...eve 10 59 High water.morn 12 00 -Sun rises. Sur sets: . 433 | 7 34; OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF JULY. Destination. r 69 Srondway. 9... |Glaseoor...2...|7 Bowling Gi $0.2!" |London....... 164 Boul PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 2, 1870. Pereire.. ‘ tty of Brookins Helvetia. Eyropx. CLEARED. Steamship Columbia (Br), Small, Glaagow—Henderaon row. Steamabio Anais ren Glasgow—Henderson Bros. 4 Steamship Donau (NG), Bremen via Southamptoo— is & CO. Sicamahip City of Port au Prince, Jackson, Port au Prince -! urray Jr ‘ ship Varuna, Spencer, Galveston via Rey Wost—C HMallory kOe tf ‘Mariposa, Kemble, Now Orleans—H B Cromwell Batcninsbyp Ban Jectnto, Atkins, Sevannah—Wim R Garrl- ‘TSiearantp Manhattan, Woodhull, Charleston—R R Morgan piizammahie, Regulator, Brooks, Wilmington, NC—Lorillard ents! ‘Steamehip Lonisa Moore, Salyear, Newbern, NO—Murray, Ferris & Co. Steamship Isaac Beil, ix, City Poms and a on Heil eat be aaanmebin Fane, VreemameFalladeliaie- Leriilant Ateag ‘Steamshir Franconia, Bragg. Portland—J ¥ Ames. rt Pris Reobane mahen neeoner Ey os s “inp Springleld, Dwight, Melbourne—Mailler, Lord & Pay- on? Cynogure (Br), Costello, Liverpoel—Tepscott Bros & ‘Sbip Ocean Pearl (Br), England, Bristol, E--E 8 Morgan's Bp X Mosher cing Mosher, Ant hDewWolt 4 Co. ship “Antarctic, (Bt), Mostoker, Bros & Co. ali s Ry aad (Br:, Ritchie, Queenstown’ for. orders—Ar- Bark Bugeue, Proniiss, Aspinwall a Brig Atlantic (NG), Harden, Dautsfe—Fant Bri Greve August “Rantzan'(Dan), Beart Bettie” sci, Toteus ne Brig Derphin (NG), Huelfer, Stetin—H Koop & Co. Brig Stockton, Griiu, Maiaga—Oarver « Barnes. ite) Duell, Demarara—H Trowbridge’s Sons, ic Simpron, St Thomas—Peniston & Co. Brig vaceay (Br). Bahn, Mousego Bay, Ji Wesse.. Brig CE Kelley, Somers, Cartons A Aube! Brig Alexander Nickels, Rosebrook, ie Glace Bay Thompson & Hanter, Brig Alpba, Dodd, Sy¢ney, CB—C B Swaio. Brix Amazon (Br, Sadler,’ Norfolk —Jones & Lough. Brig Whitiaker, Colton, Middletown, Ot—Saow « Richard- son. Fhe Kong Sverre, Marcussen, Stettin—Wendt, Tetens & eknann. ‘Sehr Frank Howard, Lincoln, Para—C Lndmann & Co, Bebr F G Davis, Doane, Granada—Middleton & Co, Scbr A A Holton, Gordon, Tampico-—Jas Patcersun. Schr Minerva lb Wedmnore, Terry, Poit-a-Pitre—Thomas, Hoimes & Co. Schr Edwin, Dayton, St Pierre, Mart—H A Vatable &Son, Schr Paul Seavey, Lowell, St Jones & Lough. z Schr Mary E Mangam, Beveridge, Cat I jand--B J Weh- ere. ‘ ee Promenader, Lockhart, Halifax—Crandall, Rertaux 'o. tebr Anuie E (Br), Edgott, Hillsboro, NB—P I Nevius & ona, ‘Schr My Rover, Erown, Charleston—N L McCready & Co, Sehr Ren, Jones, Wilmington, NO—E 8 Powell. Sehr Mary A Jones, Bodine, Norfolk—o E Staples. pasbt Ellen M Dusield, Raynor, Washington, DG—Baker & nyton. ‘Sor Joseph Nickerson, Slaght, Baltlmore—Baker & Day- ton. Sebr Mansfield, Achorn, Boston--8 P Brown & Co. wt r Rebecca C Lane, Whittemore, Vinalhaven—MiNer & loushton, Schr Pointer, Mills, Providence—H W Jackson & Co. Floop Gometia, Ealon, New Haven. Hoop Nereus, Young, New Haven—Rackolt & Bros, ioop Mary Gray, Allyn, Uncasville, Bteamer Anthracite, Green, Philadeiphia. Steamer £ N Fairobild, Tront, Philadelphia, Bteamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia. ' ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM ¥ACUTS, Steamship fi Br), MoDonald, w June 18, vi aoville i with made. tod to tlendeison Bros. Experienced strong we ‘winds almost the entire faage, with dense Coz from the Banks; paised sevoral foe ; no date, lat 64 49, lou 23 91, s\gualized ship Arran (Br), United States, Blanchard, New 8 J 25, PM, with mdse and treet ip to Frederic Tune 28, off Cape Florida, spoke bark Adelaide, from Havana for Baltimore ; same Ln 'W Scasion, passenger, died very sud- deniy, and was buried at sen, Steamebip Geo Cromwell, Clapp, New Orleans June 3§, Cromwell & Co, “June 38, (ol with mdse ond passengers, to H Wrulles west of Caryafort Light, passed brig, Cyclone Kelfast), bound N ; same day, 30 iniles north of Gape Flori- steamships Morro Castle, and Cuba, bound 83 20th, lat 29 Biys1on 70 43, brig Mary Celeste (of New York) same day ini at 3, fon 8 60, brig Cascatelle, do} 80th 80, lon 78 50, brig Faustina (of Stocktoa), doi July 1, 40 miles south of Barnegat, bark Antelope, do. ‘Steamsiip Fiag, Litaeburner, Mobile via Fernandina June 2%, with mase_and passenzers, to the Florida Rajiroad Co. ‘Meamshin Fairbanks, Howes, Wilmington, NC, 65 hours, with naval stores, to J Loriliart, June 99, 10 miles north of Cape Lookout, saw sehr WH Tiltiies, bound N. ‘Steamsinip Hatteras, Lawrence, Norfolk, with mdse and Paapeacers. 0-Lue Old Dominion Syeumship Co. Stup Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, Londo May 16, and Isle of Wight Sisip with mdse ‘and 36 peaseayers, to Grinnell, Min- tnra & Co, Had light, mederatéweather ; have been 1¢ days W of the Banks. Bark Industrie (Aus), Sovtch, Liverpool 65 days, with mdse, toorder, Had variable weather. Bark Savannah (Br), Knowlton, Cardiff 42 days, with rail- way iron, to J W Elwell & Co. Bark Norsk Flag (Nor), Nielsen, Cardiff 56 days, with rail- way fron, to order. Had fine weather. jark Grace (Br), Bogart, Newport 35 days, with railway. fron to order--vesscl to Heney Varker. Ha! light, arin. bound W. 3 dle winds; J lat 45 07, fon 40 56, spoke bark Susan M Dudman, trom Ardrossan for Boston. Brig Bargemeister Danevergh (Dutch), Visker, Trt days, with mise, to order, Passed Gibraltar Ma light'winds and ealms the whole passage; May 80, lat 20 4 lon 40.14, spoke bark Susanna Elizabeth (Duteh), from —— for Roticram, 0 Athos, Johnson, Po: nd 6 days, with molasses, hr Adeline Flwood (of Now Haven), Mears, Liyerpaol May 17, with indse, to master. ty lat 44.47) lon. HT Bo, spoke bark Arctartia, bound west; Juve 18, lat 28, lon 38, barie E 8 Thayer, bound west. ‘Sclr Lady Banoeriaan (Br), Roberta, Eleuthera 10 days, with pineapples, to Jas Dougias, Schr Isabel Alberto (of Brookhaven), Bermuda, 7 days, with proauce and 2 Schanek % Co. Had light northeriy win rdoseph & Frankitn, Randaiph, Virginia. Bebr Win Alien, Jones, Atexandrin, Sehr A P Cranmer, Vaikenberg, Georgetown, DC. Schr BC Terry, Birdsall, deorgetown, DC. The ship Missouri, reporied July 1, lott Glasgow May 17, Greenock 1th, and hiad Light westerly winds and cainis; Was 16 duya west of tue Banks. Passod Through Hell Gato, %. BOUND souTH. Steamanp Franconta, reg. Portland for New York, witn mee and passengers, 10 VE Ames. i Brig Crescent :Br), Fau/kaer, Windsor, NS, for New York, With plaster to Crandall, Bertaux & Ci Brig Croton, Young, New Haven for New York, in ballast, ter. Schr Ruth Thomas, Dodge, Bangor Sr New York, with er to Holyoke & Murray. chr Maria Lunt, Boynion, Bangor €or Newark, with lumber to Wm A McClare, ‘Schr Rockingham, Dickinson, Bangor for Manhattanville, with lumber to order. Schr sarah Louise, Sweet, Pittston, Me, for New York, with lumber to Cross & Ausuin. Schr John A Dix, Joues, Hatwich for New York, with fish tod A Stetson & Co. Schr R B Smith, Nickerson, New Bedford for New York, with ofl to Lyle &'Polhemus. Schr E M Smith, Chase, New Bedford for Wareham. Schr John Lozier, Trefethen, Taunton tor New York. Sebr Rocket, Katon, Pawtucket for New York: Schr CA urainer, Harvey, Providence for Elizabethport, Sour C Stratton, Manton, Providence for Elizabethport, Sehr DT Willets, Chesbro, Providence for Rondout. Sehr Charger, Ferguson, Vrovidence for New Yor! Schr F A Pike, Gould, Provideace for New York. Schr Texas, Champlin, New London for Newburg. £chr Greene County Tanner, Hyde, Hartford for Rondout. Schr Nelly, Anderson, New Haven for New York. Schr George Twivill, Edwards, New Uaven for New York, Schr Copy, Miller, Port Jefferson for Albany. Yacht Magic, Osgood, Edgartown for New York, BOUND RAST. Steamship Franconta, Bragg. New York for Portland. Steamship Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston, Steamshin Wamsutta, Fish, New York for New Bedford, lice Starrett, Cooper, Rondout for Salem. Brig Memphis, Macomber, New York for Windsor. Brig Ellen H, Dwyer, New York for St Jon, Brig P Bilen, Dill, New York for St Jotns, NF- Scur Wm Allen, Jones, Alexandria for Providence. pitt Charley Woolsey, Varker, Georgetown, DO, for New ay rd Perry, Kelly, Philadelphia for New Bedford. Schr J H Bartlett, iiarris, Philadelphia for Providence. Schr J B Allen, Case, Philadelphia for Nantueket, Tooker, Hamilton, iscugers,to EB Schr Chas Cooper, Nickerson, Philadelphia or Hyanni S, Haskell, Port Jobson for Bosica, Schr M_B Carlisle, Northup, Elizabethport (or Providence, Schr 8 8 Scranton, Clark, jzabethport for New Haven, Schr Mary Eliza, Rice, Hizabethport for Providence, Schr Yo Semite, Mott, Albauy for Lt dn Sehr hey qari Lyncb, Aibany for Roslyn. . Sehr A Toles, Day, Albany for Norwaik. Schr Nightingale, Beebe, Ronout for Salem. Sebr Amelia, Dewey, Rondout for Bostoa, Sobr Zor, Hall, Rondout for Providence. Srandall, Rogera, Croton for Salem, Hutebins, Hocoken for Salem. ‘Tice, Hoboken for Bridgeport. obiiton, Hoboken for Boston, Schr Eatelle, ——, Hoboken for Bridgeport. Schr Harbinger. ityder, Hoboken for Bangor. Schr Nora, Dow, Hoboken for Boston. Sehr Sam! Crocker, Thrasuer, Jersey City for Taunton, Schr E Dickens, Babcock, New York for Westeriy. br Onward, --——, New York for Nantucket. 5 W Ponder, Rogers, New York ‘or Providence. ‘ugan Center, Dow, New York for Rockport. SchrJ H Tripp, Nickerson, New York for Chatham, Schr Benj Oliver, Oliver, New York for Weiltlest. BELOW. Brig Chriatian 1X (Dan), Sonne, from Rio Janeiro Man 14, frig Kutio, 17 days from Fu, No 4). ante orig (by pilot bowt Mary E SAILED. ity of Paris, and, Denmark, Liverpool; Aca- Columbia, do; Paraguay, London; Dot City of Portan Prince, Port An Prince ; Varuba, ariposa, and Creseent Citv. New Orleans; San ; Manhattan, Charleston; Loulan Moore, ‘Knight, George: No, Savannan ; Chi barns Teeke pth: Rianne ae BO Shipping Notes. ‘The dry dock business sti!! continues quite dull, ‘The barge A Sherwood, having been calked and repasred tn bottom, was lowered from the Clinton street sectional dry dock on Tuesciay last. ‘The bark Eureka, 469 tons, was raised by the Clinton street sectional dry dock on Thursday !ast for the purpose of being repaired tn bottom. She is atill up. , . ‘The brig Abby Clifford, 451 tons, raised by the smaller seo- tional dry dock Wednesday, June 22, for the purpose of newly planking ber bottom, wes lowered on ‘Thnrsday last, her re- pairs being completed, ‘The bark Annie M Gray, 443 tons, built in Eden, l€Ct, was ‘taken up by the smalier scetioual dry dock on Thursday af- ternoon last for the purpose of. being stripped, calked and remetalled. Sho is still up. The ship Young America, 1439 tons, built in New York, 1853, waa tuken up by the great sectional dry dock on Friday Inst for the purpose of being stripped, calked and remetalled, She ia still up, ‘Tho propeller Galatea, 1400 tons, built in New York, 1864, was raised by the mammoth rectional dry dock at Hoboken on Monday 1ast for repairs of @ general nature. She was lowered the same day, ‘The steamboat City of Hartford was taken up by tho mam moth sectional dry dock at Hoboken on Friday ‘ast for re- pairs of a general nature. She is still up. ‘The pilot boat Edmund Blunt, No 2, was raised by the cen- tral screw dock on Monday last, and lowered on Thursday, meanwhile being painted. ‘The bark John Boulton, 308 tons, built in Baltimore, 1858, was taken up by the large screw dock on Mondav last, and lowered on Wednesday, meanwhile having her metal ‘patched. ‘The brig favorite, 1f8 tons, built im Essex, Conn, 1863, was raised by the Inrge screw dock on Weduesday afternoon Jast for the purpose of patching metal. ‘The pflot boat Fanny, No’ 17, was taken up by the smalier ‘serew dock onThursday last for the purpose of patching her copper. ‘Tho pilot boat J W Elwell, No7, was teken up by the cen- tral sorew dock ok Thursday last tor tae purpose of cleaning and perntrges bottom, She ts stiil up. 4 ‘The suhooner Mary A Witham, 148 tons, was raised by th large terew dock on Friday lust and lowered the following dey, meanwhtie buing patcued’in botium copper. i © The pilot boat-A “Patterson, No 12, was taken up'dy the staaller serew dock on Friday last for the purpose of paint- tug. Shem sttil up. ‘fhe pilot boat Christian Bergh, No 16, was raised by the Jarge screw dock ow Sasmidaz last, for tae purpose of clean: ing her bottom and patching copper. ‘The steamship Saratoga, 908 tons, was lowered from the mammoth balance dry dock on Monday last, naving. been calked and paintod, ‘The barge Kwickerbocker was raised by the mammoth bal- ance dry dock on Monday last, for the purpose of adjusting her rudder, ‘The steamship Champion, 1418 tons, was raised by the mammoth balance dry dock on Thursday last for the purpose of cleaning and palnting her bottom. She ts still up, The propeller Camilla, 128 tons, was rajged by the smaller balance dry dock on Wednesday last, for the purpose of being fitted with a new stem. ‘The following vesseli were taken up by the Erie Basin sec tonal dry dock during the past week:—Brig Centaur, 229 tons; schoover John Harkin, 150 tons; schoouer John § Ine arabam, 21 tons, and schooner F G Russell, 173 tons, all re- pairing and painting. Dean'sratiway, Red Hook, has bauled out during the past week the following vessels :-Schooners John 8 Loe, James- town, and Oliphant, bottoms painted; elevators Russ!a, and Albany, calked and painted; propeiter J K Guile, bottom painted; lighters Holland, and Rouse, calked and painted; barge Mary Ann, painted. ‘There have arrived since last report from points on the Western canals and the Hudson river thp folowing barges ‘aud canal boate:—By towboat America—Barge L, A Godard; canal boats J L Crawford, J H Walrath, C Van Puren, Anna Van Buren, United States, Meicor, ColG M Baker, M Murray, USMarsh, Malaga, United Brothers, C Downer, JH Cain. , By towboat Ohio—farges Buffalo, 8 Austin, Henry Clay, John Tripney; canal boats ¥ C Brewn, 8 A Potter, Sally Ann Morty, E Wilcox, Osceola, Beanfort, Fred Fuller. By tow- boat Austin—Barges J Duryee, Union, No8, O F Hawley; ca- nal boats W J Forward, Home, Gen Loveland, Romeo, W F Nichols, Thos H Curtis, W.3 Hoyt, Onward ; also canal boats W A Harris, T H Curtis, E Collins, Fred H Gaylord. There arrived at this port for the week ending July 2, from foreign ports, 98 veasois, of which 90 were steamships, 14 ships, 28 barks, 20 brigs and 21 schooners, ‘There weré in this port on Saturday, July 3, 449 vessels, of which 8 were steamships, 63 ships, 99 barks, 8 brige and 110 schooners, There sailed from this port during the week ending Satur. Gay, July 2, 28 steamships, of which 14 were for European poris and 14 for domestic ports. Marine Disasters. BrRANSUIP FALCON, from Charleston for Bakimore, back 2d inst with her steampipe injured, pat Buia J BickMozeE, Henley, at Philadelphia from Cc nas, reports June 28 was struck Tightaing and. lost inalatore Qursro, July 1—The brig Gem, from " sed collided of the Thth ult'on St Beter'e Bao ith qh sca Meteor, tor Quebec. ‘The Gem sunk; crew saved an ed Miseeilaneous, Lavuxourp—At Port JeTerson, Li, aconsting schooner named JJ Harris. She is consice! uperior vessel of her class, and is 235 tons, carpenter's measurement. She was built by Mr J J Harrie, and is owned by the builder and John Davis, of Brookhaven, LI, together with others from that section, Whalemen. Schr S A Paine, Carsen, arrived at, Hamilton, Bermuda, June 20, and would remain 12 days. She had 400 bbis hpbk oil, Schr Albert Clarence, Bourne, ont 17 months, with 156 bbis biacktish oil, cafled off the west end of Bermuda 16th ult for provisions, having obtained which sho left the same after- noon to criiise. Schr Mary G Curren, Smith, with 65 bbls sp and 12 do blackish oil, called off Hungry Bay, Bermuda, 17th ult, and after obtaining a few recruits proceeded on to the Charics- ton fishing ground nds April 1, bark Laptitia, Stowell, of N Of allipagos 1 ‘entting In. Schr Mary E Nason, Sparks, of Prosincetown, ce leaving Payta, Pad takes 275 bbls ep olla ith, schy B F Sparks, Goodspeed, 2 “Arrived at Provincetown {6 Attantic Ocean via Holmes’ ‘Hole with ‘oll a8 before re: ported, Sailed from New London 20th, schr Roswell King, Fuller, Desolation Island, ed from St Helena Feb 16, brig Abbott Lavwrenee, Cleve- land, FH. tocrulee; which 2th, batke Tritonye Snell, Ni, d i, "Levidas, Suckuey, NB, do; Apri dts, President, Alm io do. ‘A letter from Cnpt Parsons, of bark Maria, of Talcabuano, reports ler at Tecamnus May 14 whero put in to beacu the vesrel, ebe having sprung @lenk several times the past. fe Inonths, causing him to leavo tho Of Shore Ground, where took 76 bbis av oll and had two large whales missed. Had slopped the leak sevcral times, but in heary weather it eae on again, "A letter from the frat oficer of Chilean bark Valparaiso, reports her off Payta May -4, with 170 bble 8) since leaving Ror, bound hhunbacking, ail well, ‘no date, barks ariha, Garland, NB, 7 bbls since leaving Panama Km and Ada, of Talcahwano, 200 pois last year; Concepcion, of do, 200005 Maggie Hil, "of do, 180 do} Mariposa, of do; 430 do, "A letter from Capt Tandy, of bark Sappho, of NB, reports fier at Talentuano April BY Naving takes O6oble-ay olf mses cruise, to aul that day for home. Reports at do, bar Spartan, Osgood, clean; Palmetto, Robinson, do, 140 sp last crise; Amy, Winslow, Nantucket, 36 bbls last year, 10 ‘ sail that day for home; Perry, Bolles, Nl, was to sail that day for home; ahip Splendid, Jernegan, own; barks © W Morgan, Athearn, NB; and Catalpa, P! do,’ sailed 20th. ‘The fide generally had done jworly. A lelter from Capt Athearn, of dark © W Morgan, ot NB, reports her at Talcabuano April 15, having taken 200 bois sp oll last cruise, A.letter from Capt Cole, of bark Arab, of NB, reports her at Panama May 2U, having taken 400 bbls sp off since Decem- ber last. Le tod at Esmeralda May 9, schr Mary E Nason, Provincetown, &0 bbls ap ofl this season. from third officer of bark Mara, Allen, of NB Ports her at Talcauang Apri 26, with 800 bbls ap. oll all tol eports, no date, &c., bark Mt Wollaston, Coflin, NB, 600 bbls i told; Marcella, Tilton, do, 100 do do. "A letter from Capt Shiverick, of bark Cornelia, of NB, re- Pers jhe, At, Talcahnano May 7, with 700 bbis sp oll all tld, ‘ould fail next day to cruise. A letter from Capt Giford, of bark Greyhound, of NB, re- ports her at Taleabuano May 4, with 900 bbls sp oll all told. A letter from Capt Robinson, of bark Palmetto, of NB, reports ber at Talcabuano Aprii 28; oi! not stated. ‘A letter from Capt Crowell, of ship Arnolda, of NB, re- ports her at Talcahuano April 3: ould sail aext day to ‘cruise, and be at Tombex in Augu: A letter from vg Coffin, ot bark Mt Wollaston, of NB, re- poris ber at Taleahuano April 21, having taken 200 bois “ap 7 Oi] last cruise—800 bbls oil ai A leiter from Capt Osgoou, of bark Spartan, of NB re- ports her at Talcahuano Aprit’ 24, to sail on scruiseand be at Payta in the fall, Spoken—-March 20 (by bark Sappho, at aleahuano), park Oak, Thompson, Nantucke!, clean. In’ Feb (by bark Arab Arab at Fanama). barks Platina, Chase, Westport, nothing this season; Said Bin Sultan, Hoimes, Salem, do do. Spoken. Bark Emil (NG), Christoffers, from Liverpool for Phila- detpia. July 1, sai 40 25, lon 712 B0 (by pilot boat # F Wil- (0 14. Bark John Campbell (Br), Germain, from Cardiff for Bal- {Imore, July 1, lat 40 25, lon 72 20 (by pilot boat E F Williams, 0 Brig Courier (NG), Lund, from Palermo for Philadelphia, 54 days out, July 1, off Nantucket (by pilot boat Abram Leg- geit, Nod). Foreian Ports. BaRnow, June 1—Satled, Clara, Kdwards, NYork. BREMERHAVEN, June 1 ailed, Europa, Pichler, and Jo- hanve Marie, Gustavus, NYork ; Geoan, Gerdes, Baitimore. Bornos Ayres, May 14—Arrived, Marion Emerson, Sb drake, Savanna! Ihh, Stella Lodge, Jones, NYork; P C Merryman, Pennell, Bordeaur, BrRMupa, June 1 cd, brig Excelsior, Mayor, NYork hip Clara Morse and sail tor (will load cotton saved tro NYork about June 30); 20th, achr Morning Star, Smith, 5 ton, CARDIFF, June 20—Arrived, Rochester, Clough, Liverpool. In the Roads 20th, Topyaliant, Phillips, from Hamvurg, seeking: Moses Day, Woodworth, for New York (the latter outside). Cleared 18th, John Clark, Ross, Calcutta, Capiz, June 1é—Satied, Union, Green, NYork. DEAL, June 30-—Arrived, John Paul, Currie, London for Providence (and anchored. Of (not put back) 1%h, Mystic Bell, Burnham, from Texel for Swavaiia. SLBINORR, June 17—Arrived, Elvira, Robertson, Swart wick for Boston. i FaLMourTH, June 21—Arrived, Evening Star, Knealy, Ma- a7: Salied 20th, Adam Von Kosa, Witt, Providence. GRxRNOCK, June 17—Salled, Pacific, Fors, NYork. Havirax, June 30—Arrived, bark Thames, Liverpool; July 1, steamahip Etna, ‘Lockhead, NYork for Liverpoo! (and pro- ceeded). TsLR OF Wrant, JuneOf Dunnose 20th, é AM, Confi- dence, Patterson, from London for New York, and landed : Ol, June 9—Arrived, Speadaway, May, and Galveston; Shand, Lepau, Mobile; Almira, aswick, Ga; Mindoro, Cameron, San Francisco. War Hawk, Wiliams, Ban Francisco. idgrado, Woodsiie, Ardrossan “and Sap Franciace : Sea Breeze, Moffett. Phiiadelphia, Ent out 20th, The Queen (s) mompegn, and Fidollo, Kinds,- tia (iy Ble wuebec. Sener es aes Cannio Bea, Paw “Mian a, Juno 13 Arrived, Bounaing Biliow, Flinn, Ca- weagana Bay, June 20—In port brig Rush, Wilkins, from. Toon, June 18 Sale: Lyman Cann, Prouh, Providence. "June 18--Suiied, Lbis, Cravtree, Cadia, Zaniivady dune Ib—ative, bark Gemsbok, Bunker ‘ork. American Ports. BOBTON, July 1, AM=-Cleated. steamship George 4, Baiiaorss wark, Bronewiek, Fi Pipa brigs Jas Miller, Thombs, Port Spain; E OC Redman, Scott, do; RM Hesie Sone Alosaodvia; schrs A.J Gilmore, Lardy job Fognemra ‘Leavitt, Jacksonvi.e; Sarah SREY July trai mmahip Baltimare (NOs ‘ison, Rio Janeire; ee 00a, BALTIMORE, July 1-—Arei Voreklier, Bremea; Gari templat febre Clara W Elwell, Glies, and Gem, Bndievtt, wate Howes, Howes, Fall'Rivar: 3'F Reeveay rk. |—-Brig Harry, 8 “e ‘and sailed, tan Ko vith jedgley, Weat Indies (an Me Geo Latimer, Kaight, StJohu'a, Pit; Isavel, Savi mond, Me I Boston; Hi BOTUATON, Juno 29—Salled, achrs MD Scull, Steelman, yo tt ee by Alexandria; Reading Railroad No 4, Somers, for Philadei- phia, |ORGETOWN, DC, June 29—Arrived, schrs James Vel- dren, Unvailer; Jon Walker, Da ing Cara 4 W Vaughan, ——; Enoch Moore, Chaml a Elisworth ; Weat Wind, Townsend, from 0 Oteared. |—Scbre Oliver Am: Providence} 1 A Ho ore, NYovik; J 08 2 %, ny Theodore Dean, Pt F Rene ae ‘Boston ;d P Comeuy's, for NYor schra AG Ireland, Townaaua; 3 Wu Hams, Newbury’; M. Foss, Cornwell; Lotue i gents Witte, 8 ral Helen ap, Nickerson; Lgdie B < y Collins, fe Bee ee asters Morgan Davy, Yoo pargater Be Na esterd ee queen ab the: Weal, Beaty, if ‘ 4 fey, dee tec i, hy tue ob Poe ? 0 i Tet Cleared, schrs Lamattine, ‘Wareham; Mary & simmaone, Gaidy, Port Morrie, Jaa Velaron, Gariear, Nor Frovid bs ey ‘homes, aimee, dereey ‘City. aint GARDIN, —Salled, acuirs Oliver Jameson, Jame- son, Yone Bit ‘Coruon, Phusdelpnia: 264, brig. HOLMES’ HOLE, June 29, PM—Arrived, brig Proteus, eo for ‘Bowon; sehra Kedron (Br. Hatfield, Ryork for Parrshoro; Laura’ Robinson, Hovinson, Eliza. Bethport for Hingham; Prank Walter, Corson, ion Bosibny Maianta (ir, MeBurnie, Windsor for NYork; Kut, Arey anger $ pone Hlzabeth, Mitchell, aad H E Barn Balled Brig Vilage Bello (Br); schrs Sabao, Lucy Baket, eo onward, Hetaly Loulse, recat, Wittens B Darling, wed schra Telegraph, Hall, Cambrid Patt “Cumeaoge, datine for & ; ‘Squall, Robin uth; Planet, Pratt'do for Newoiiryparts ‘ennedy, do tor Rockland; Rosanna Rose, Bur- Hoboken for" Boston; Zieave, Smith, Eltzabethport for Di Hogan, Cuilman «for Boston. mm Robt in Wale Malnuta, “Ruth abet 2 Md, fonton ? Rol ellie Belle, Lady'of the rapes oH Praag Saber AGited’ by Gun bark Restle, tfown, Boston for New wed, scbrs Frank & Nellie, Kendall, Philadelphia for Salem; Aun EB Valentine, Balter Richmond, Me, eiphis ‘Trade Wind, Coreon, do tor Phiadeiphia; Jobn B Detwiler, (race, Hallowell for do; Emma M ¥ox, > Ar Andrews, Portland for ‘NYork: Pacific, for do; MC Hart, Rawley, Kockport, Me, for do; Ben) Eng- Mab, Kelly, South Amboy, July 1, AM—Arrived, sdurs Grace Webster, Hume, Rich- le, for Washington, DU; Stepbem. Hotchkiss, Hodg- jin Ai sesimare: Jos, W alten, Duane, Boston for do lor nailad iphia; jameson, anaton Cardter fa See ralontine, Trade Wind, J $ Detwiler, EM Fox, Wm Arthir, Pacine, Gert Gordo, nds peers eUOBILE, June 27Arrived, brig Julia F Carney, Colburn, ORLEANS, June 3—Cloarod, barks Ville de 8t Loo , Dubolsy Hare “Homeward Bound, Gilmore, do; Helr- NEWSURYPO! ti, June 29-Sailed, schr E G Irwin, Joba., town, DU. DFORD, June 20—Arrived, achrs Elm City, Kel-’ rk = schr Fannie Hazard, Mayo, Elizabethport. Satled—Sehr Thomas Potter, Handy, York, NORWICH, June 39—Sulled, schrs Maria Fleming, Wil ME HAVEN, Juke @-Arrived, schee Jaren MoU EN, June 3) Hh ~ Me ‘and J Cahill, Hate Pitan, Pailadelptin; Gen Grant, Tr abethport. PHILADELPHIA, brigs J Bickmore, Henley, and tea. Ut Houston, French, Caibarien; Kodink, Downing, Sajua; Kmi!y, Smith, Pens cola; Eudoras, Farr, Trvine, Digzins, Car- ra Irv donus; BR urabam, Smith, Kennebso; GB Wood, Smithy Bone aes ;,Golden Eagie, Howea; 8 J Bright, Shaw; Geo ‘A Parsons, Young, and Louisa Frazer, Btecl-" man, Boston; Abn § Brown, Misk, Newport. Cicapod—Siip Wallace, Jordany. Amiwerp; barks $ A Dud- man, wre; Isal aus ; Savan- aan e et eres eaae (edith, betaine Baty’ Geon Prescott, Buckminster, Boston; schra WG Dearborn, Scull; ‘townsend; Edwards, Burtlett; Spartel, ith; Miller; David 1 Tea Seo gree ey Rose, bark Rebecca Caruana, : ‘Lynn; J'Wiliam-on, Uoraoa, Prot ‘LEWES, July 3—At the Breakwal ‘from Matanzas for orders, PORTLAND, June 30—arrived, brig Ocean Belle, Dizor, Matan: Bailed—Barks Deborah Pennell, Irons! SORTEMOUTH. sane 2 arrived, back Veeta, Livtlewdjoo Ardrossan, ‘a. PAWIUCKET, June 80—Arrived, soht Sallie T Chartre Hlizabelnport. im Jane, Gardner, and Jaboz L White, June 30—Arrived, achrs Jos E Potts, Phit- . Paull, Eltzabethport for Pawtucket: Incas, Morgan, Elizabetbport; sloops Oregon, Wilson, and Emily, Hayden, NYorx. chrs Frank Jameson, Jameson, NYork (or Phila delphia); Wave, [udbard, Irenton; Veranda, Pond; Eliza Hamilton, Cole; Helen Mar, Ward} Mary Mershon, Bright man; Jas English, Barker, snd Sarah Ls Merritt, Wi York. RICHMOND, June 30—Below, bark Fepita (NG), Han- sen, from Boston; scir D ¥ Keeling, Robinson, from lenas. ‘BAN FRANCISOO, July 1—Arrived. ships Henry Reed (Br. MeCrae, Hong tong; Witch of the Wwe , Butchelaer, do. Sailed-—Steamship America, Doane, Yokohama an Hong Kong; ship Fieetwinu, Thatcher, Mazatian. ‘2d-- Arrived, slip Moneta (Br), Wilson, Sydney, SAVANNAH, June 23--Cleared, ship Star of Hope, Gage, Liverpool; bark Colin McNeil,’ White, Montevideo for or- jers. ‘July 2—Arrived, steamship Virgo, Bulkley, NYork; bark Merrimac, Bath. ¢ ‘Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, NYork ; ship St James, Mobile; schr Enchantress, NYork. SALEM, Jun Arrived, yacht Belle (new, of Hoverles 24 tona), Jos P Gardner, NYork. Salled—Schr Light ot ‘the East (from Waldoboro), for Jack- sonvilie. WILMINOTON, NC, June 29—Cleared, schr Spoffor, F Turner, Stockton, ‘Me. July ‘1—Cleared, steamship El Cid, Nickerson, NYork. WAREHAM, June 98--Arrived. achts Lady Antrim, Baker, ler, Tirrell, Jersey City. MISCELLANEOUS. 150. BOWERY, T J. H. JOHNSTON & ROBINSON’: corner Broome street, New York, prices reduced to gold Tatés on Diamonde, Gold and Silver Watches, tine Jewelry and sterling Silverware. Cash paid for old Silver and Dis- monds. TE DIVORCES OBTAINED—UNDER KECKNT from the courts of dilfarent States, for persons try; legal everywhere; no punticity; no teen tii FR ‘Law, 303 Broadway. RE YOU SUFFERING WITH INDIGESTION? DOBS heartburn trouble you? Do you spit up cour water? and get a box of WELLING'S Go at once to the drug's 0c. per box. See home refer- Dyspepsia Tablets, Pet niees. Besxnere’s PILLS, SKINNED WHITER. Cicero says, “Purge until cured.” °fbis principle of curé was alone relied upon in the brightest days of Rome, Let the wise use BRANDRETH'S PILLS, which enforce this great principle and give health, and will prevent sudden death. PSG ‘They scem to Dave a peculiar effect upon carbon in the blood. Families who have used these Pills as their family medicine for Ofty years, from dark and thick skinned bare become many shades lighter, while their skina have grown thinner, and their general cons#tutfons and organizations in tropical climates there is kin, the pores of which are have improved, We Know & great pressure upon the outei constantly throwing out impurities. By the use of BRAN- DRETH’S PILLS now and then the skin is relieved by #0 much asthe bowels aid in the work of throwing out impuri- ties from the system. i THUS BRANDRETH PILLS USED yw themselves in producing & through a series of years wi lighter complexion, and generally improving the constitution and the organization. Ido not say Brandreth's Pills will , turn the black white, but I think they would in one or twa generations; and medical men who have given ther attention to the subject agree with me. But one thing Ido know, Pills invariably removes all im- that the use of Brandret! pure accumulations from the bowels and the blood, and that | they are sure to do good in ickness, of whatever nature | it may be, and they are innocent as bread; thorefore sate for both sexes and al! aces.” DR. BRANDBETH’S OFFICE, BRANDRETH HOUSE, NEW YORK, Sold by all Druggt —D® Kats Dr. Kabn's Magnificent Museum Magnificent Museum Magnificent Museum open to the pubic In open to the public Daily, for gentiemen only, ‘At 745 Broadway, Opposite Astor place, Admission 50 cents Dr. Kabn'a ‘0 MORE MEDICINE.--DYSPEPSLA, CONSTIV ATION. Diarrbwa, Consumption and all kinds of Fevers and Stomach Disorders are evectuaily cured only by Ju Barry’® Revalenta Food. 7% cures. Copies sent tree Sold im ting, one pound, $1 2); five Porat DU BARRY & CO. 163 Wiluam street, New York, aud ‘all the best druggists and ADELA 5: OS ADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC, OR grocers in town and count detention from business, for Stricture, Fistala, Pies Disenses of the Pelvic Viscera, Diseases and Deformities of the Eze, Nose, Face and Peraua, INRY ‘A. DANIELS, M. D., 144 Lesiagton avon HOMAS R. AGNEW, 26) GREENWICIL New. York, has reduced the prices of ioas Fi i kinds of Groceriag, Molasses 1