The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1871, Page 10

10 “THE FOURTH.” NINETY-!1FTH = ANNIVERSARY. ‘Preparations for the Grand Celebration. Pun, Fireworks, Mirth, Wnstt, Songs, Speehes, Excursions, Exhibitions, Parades and Sther Exercises, How the Day Will be Spent on Land end Sea. let cynies sneer and fools forecast as they may, | ‘% was a great and memorable day—the greatest and most Memorable in all listory—when Jonn Adams, | on the 24 day of July, 1774 (not the Fourth of July, as1s wenerally betieved, For it was on the 2d and not the 4th of July that tweive cotoaies in convention dis- ‘Relved ali connectton with Great Britain), rose to his feet and said: — “But the day 48 past. The Second of July, 1776, Wii be the most memorable epoch in the history of | America; to be celetated by succeeding genera- | Mons as the great anniversary festival, commemo- rated on Wie dey of deliverance, by solemn acts of devouon to God Almighty, from ony end of the country to the ober, from tus ume forward forever more. “You wil-think me transported with enthusiasm, bat Lam not. Lam weil aware of the toil and blood and treasure that it will cost us to maintain 63s teclaration and support and deiend these Siates; yet through.ail the gloom I can see the rays of light sand glory; that the end is worth all the means; that posterity will triumph in thai day's transaction, even though we should ruc it, Which I trust in God we sliall 110%.” ‘These were sublime words, and ninety-five years have passed and gone. Heroic John Adams 1s clay; dust is io the efes of Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry; the century bas rolled over their honored Graves, and, tp the face of the great nation of forty miluons of a free peopie, every word of John — Adams’ speech has been proven true as Gospel. ‘dhe coming Fourth of July witl be celebrated in Shis city as it never has been ceicbrated before. in one sense Supertotendent Kelso has done an act of Public benelaction in ordering his policemen and eaptains to siop tie firing of pistols, guns and all | dangerous fireworks in the street wo the great danger @! life, imp and eyesignt. The programme of the velepration Tor the Fourth is a varied and extensive One, and is as follows:— The Department of Public Parks announce that, if the weatiter be fine, tuere will be a display of tire- works, commencing at eignt o'clock P, M., at the foliowing places, viz, :—Battery Park, City Hail Park, ‘Tompains square, Madison square, Mount Morris square, Kingsbridge road and 162d street. it the weather prove storiny the display will be postponed to the next clear day. ‘The following programme wil ve displayed al each of the avuve named haces — ‘ankee Windmit\, Zania Peruvia. Passion Flowe Fairies’? Fro. Persian Rose, star of America, Mosaic Battery. ‘Triple Cross of Matta. Cross of St John, At each of the above piuces, during the display and between the piec wii be fired forty boimb- sells, 100 rockets, twenty-fve batteries and fifty red fire lluminators. The foliowing descriptive pteces will also be ex- Bibited:— AT THE BATTERY. View of New York Bay and Harbor, displaying about twenty yacuts engaged im # race; ‘In the back Garden aud in the distance the fort on Governor's island aud the lighthouse down te bay. This piece wilt be composed of the most b 7 taiui colors, mutating to the various eubvems of may exitbiting over 10,008 square feet of fire, tare aninating with grand explosious. CHY HALL PARK Great naval battle between the “Constitation and | Gueiriere,” the vesseis being 1n full baie trim and bombarding each other, wicit numbers of vessels in the background, formu: grand display, filung the air With Sisrs, streamers, bombs aud rockets. TOMPKINS SQUARK “our National Viag,” consisting of a large American flag, with the figure of Washington in the cenire, aud the national embiems of Liberty and Justice on either side. This piece commences with wheels of fire, mutating to the Mag and figures a3 described, and termmating with eXpiosions of auarouns, bombs and yt MADISON “The Viaduct ears. w ‘r cars with loca the motto, Kagie and Union, Rose of vekin, Siar of Independence. Seroll Quadrilte. rami. Foika Dance, Sisteld of our Union, jad Satellites, exhivits an embiem of the rise of its founders and projectors. The piece wili terminate with an explosion of bomus and mines, Mighis of rockets, stars and sireamers. MOUNT MORRIS SQUARE. “Steam Printing Press,” with motto, “The Living Power,” being characteristuc of the growth and meg ne of our country #ince the tuvention of he printing 38 tothe present time, tverminat- jng with a grand explosion of bombs and mines, and flights of rockets, slurs aud streamers. KINGSBRIDGE ROA), 162D STREET. “New York City Coat of Arms,” fanked on either side with emblemea of our nationality, the figures of Liberty and Justice, commencing with wheels of Chinese and Egyptian fires mutaung Ww the **Coat of Arms,” and exhibiting at one view over ten thousand feet of fire. Music wil be performed during the exhibition of reworks at tne several places by the Central Park bana, under the leadersip of C. 8. Grafulla. THE MILITARY PARADE as to de an unusually fine one, anu wil be over at an early hour. At teu o'clock General Shaler ts to ave a breakfast to his ofticers and Invited guests. ¢ platform near the Worth monument, from which the review {8 vo take place, is nearly com- pleted. Mayor Hall. {n company with General Mc- Quude and oLbers, will review the troops, THE BOULEVARD OL will celebrate the day in grand style Tul club groands, 100d #ireet, on the banks of the Hudson, as may be seen from the following pro- gramme:— At sunrise on the Fourth of July, 1871, after the revetile has Deen beaten, We American fiag wili be raised upon anew siberty pole; thirteen guns wil, ve fired—one for each of the original Stales—and ail citizeus who aie patriotic enough to rise nt that early hour wili join us io singing tue “Star Spangied Banner.” ‘At twelve o'clock noon thirty-sew gus will be fred—one of our Union, after which the Declaration of Indepenieuce will be read. Atthree P.M, an oration will be delivered by General J. B. O' Biern At four P.M. speeches will be made by Hon. Fernando jas and other eminent citizens, ili be varied by instrumental! music and patriotic airs. ‘M. ihe members of the club will meet at the The celebration will clone at eleven o'clock P.M. with fire- works, bontires and ii MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Presiden. THE TRINITY CHIMES ‘will be rung a8 usual by Mr. James E. Aylitfe, who announces (he jolliowing programme. ‘The ringing ‘will commence at laif-past seven A. M. and twelve N00} Rinving the chances on eight belie, olumola the Gem of the Oven & “Vanaee Doodle 4 Scotch airs from &. “Hail Colurabia.”* 6 1. x. juy Mannering.” lat the Merry Church Beta Ring.” |. Langarian waits. . “rhe Bould sover B: * the Regiment.” | "pee * Pola , the Conquering Hero Comes.” “Yarikee Doodie,”” A great number of business oren have agreed to CLOSE THEIR STORES Wednesay morning next, thas giving them- rks and families a long holiday, jd aud Stuck Bourds adjourned from yest Wednesday. ve public schovis have @ jon until the sume tay. ‘the Colon Exchange decided to have the Ex- change clowed for geveral business from two o'clock esterday till Weduesday. The Superintendent, Mr. Voorhees, Will on Monday attend to the transfer of eertiticues of deposit, Neariy ail the cotton brokers ved to suspend busiuess during this ume, y trade the feeling is 1 favor of closing the leuding cument, i due ot and shoe dtenlers, grocers, Mugar refiners, orokers and down- down deuiees generally have followed sutt. CKLEBRATION OF THE TAMMANY SOCIRTY. Toe members of the Tamuany Suctety, or Colum. dian Order, are making exte nsive arrange. ments to celeprate the day in their usual manner, The forthcoming apoiversary is their eigity-third celebration, and it is the jutev- gion that & shall equal, uf not eclipse any former observance. In pursuance of their usual custom, ahe broviers will assemble wy the Council Chamber of the great wigwant at half-past nine o'clock on cod ay merian| Al ten o'clock, the doors of the great tall will ve thrown open for the admission of Guests avd Mreuds of the Societys. PROGHA MME. The prograt mme has veen arranged as follows:— Rauongi wre by the Sevente Keziment Band: ad- Gress of Welcome vy Grand Sachem Tweed; read- @e he Dewaraion of iudexeuigace by Mr. ete | house, which was eatered, and Joe was ordered NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 2, 187L—TRIPLE SHEET. Book, A song written for the occasion Arthur Mathison. It is entided ™e ber grand ne preety at Rew Nerden icenineth tn Lal gitacty for the banner that floats er or By ssu-str'pex will we sand, it?s bright stare eter er ceva fica on our eves | an guides 3 “y surrenders to oe) ‘We bail thee heart, voice and hand, Bright itbeet fair bauner, Jor'd Dag of our Jain! ‘Yet not for its might on the red field of war Alowg hull our song of laudation be Hy iu grandeur as banner of “Welcome to all Al deeper the heart of the peoples be stirred! It oal's to the toliera beyond the 's cheery voice ringi “Come bither, where work ever wins ite ‘And in millions they cxme unto Freedom’ We bail thee! we ba') thee! with heart voice and hand, Bright bauner of “Welcome,” lov'd fiag of our land! And straight as thi Ne; sites 9 ang tt atoning fatageitpen prow ‘uich here glads the man who tit Ob, many-tongued Navont concordant hc Th beart-stirring thunders, from broad 8 Cry with ono voles, “Hurrah for the welcoming fag!” Our own flag, our dear fag, the tlag of tne free! We hail thee! we bail thee! win heart, voice and band, Bright banuer of “Welcome,” lov'd flag of our land! The soug will be followed hy the Long Talk, by the democratic warrior trom Newark, N. J., General Theodore Runyon; @ poem by John Savage, singing of the “Star Spangied Banner’ and speeches by Clarkson N, Potter, Richard O-Gorma and others, ‘The Committee of Arrangements consist of about one hundred members of the Tammany Soctety. The Long Branch Races. The race week at Long Branch witl open on the | Fourth, with a splendid display of sport, embraced in the following programme:— JE6.—MONMOUTH PARK— $3 ree races each day—-One o'clocy uy frat Race The Grand, National for all ages; about three miles; $2,000, Tia! Parse; (or ail agen; dash of one mile: # ‘The Jersey Derby Stakes, $3,050; one and a haif y-one entries. . Waduevtoy, July 8.—Firat Race--The Hopeful | »- The Moumouth Cup, $2,250; f¢ 15 entries, iy, Thuretry, Ju'y 6,--Firat Race—Selling Raca, tor all ‘mie, Second Race—The Mon: + for three-year-old flites; 1) 2 6 ina Race—rhe Long Branch Stakes, ‘two miles; 14 entries. Race—The July Baker, entries, Secon ‘The Americus Club Puree, ¥2.500; for all nges; mile x best chrve In five, Third Hace—The Tweed Purse, 81,000 beaten horses. risth Day, vy R—Firat Race—Hurdie Race, REO: two thlten: ehght” burdien. "Beccnd Race— Purse 81,00; for all ages; then at diree miles. Faird Race—T! mouth Sequel Stakes, $2,850; two miles There wil also be @ match trot at Prospect Park on the Fourth of July bevween Harry Harley aud for $10,009, mile heats, Dest three tn five. Pools on the Long Brancli races will be sold at the West End Hotel, at the Branch, op Monday and rts other eventing during the races, by Underwood & McGowan. It is believed that the Americus Club will attend the races in full upitorm, jon: The Yachting Carotval. The Cape May regatta will take place on tne Fourth and‘will be a most brilliant turn out of the crack boats of ‘the country. The yachts under the com- mand of Commodore Bennett left the Horseshoe, at the Hook, last mightat mine o'clock, and will reach Cape Mary to-day. Among the yachts entered for the Cape May re- gatta are the Wanderer, Dauntless, Tidal Wave, Co- lumbia, Sappho, Alarm, Alice, Eva, roam, Fleet- wing, Halcyon, Idler, Magic, Madeleine, Palmer, Ramotler, Sunshine, ‘arolinta, Ariadne, Addie, Breeze, Coming, Gracie, Kaiser William, Peerless, Vixen and others. ‘Tue Pi.iladeiphia yachts are the Sunshine, Vixen, Delaware, Vindex, and probably the Vesper. Kaltimore sends the Blue Wing and others, ‘The Cape May pilots have oifered tueir services to the yachts, ana will meet them off the coast, The arrival of the whole fleet to-day will present a very interesting sight, A salute will be fired from the guns 0: the cominittee steamer Piuta. On the evening of the regatta the prizes will be presented to the winntug yachts at the grand navy ball to be held at Un ockton Mouse, ‘The Atlantic Yacht Club. QEaERAL ORDERS —NO. 1. FLAGsHIP Yaous Nownos, 7 Chun, June 28, Isis CTLEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY, t will rendezvous in Whitestone Bay on Mondas, at hve o'clock P.M. ‘Aisle o'clock # gun from the flag prepare to sali, aud five minutes thereafter the staring gun Wil be tired, when the feet will welgh anchor and proceed to Glen Cove.’ Upon arrival each yacht will give a gun and a discharge of iireworks, At eight o'clock A. M. of the Fourth of July the National Yacht Ensign, Clud and private signals will be hoisted and saluted with a discharge of thirty-seven guns from the eet in the order to be given by the Commodore. Immediately there- a Committee on “Receptions will be appointed and each Fucht not entered in the proposed race will notify that com Injitee the number of guests tt will accommodate. At eleven o'clock there will be a rezatta of third cla hip will he the signal to mitiee of the late June regatia. The remainder of the ilee wader command of the Rear Commodore, will accompar he rae board the guests of th we each vacht will put its yaw! under : ption Commuitier. fhe winnib, vache will ou ite arrival be aaluted yachts accompanying, e Rear Commodore during the regutia will take com- he feet. ‘achts after recetvin: dy all dered to Cape May to represent ani f the rexa‘cas to take place there upon the Pourta ot Jay, to which the Club is fuviied, By order of Commodore PEET. JOuN B, MORGAN, Secretary Atlantic Yacht Club. } The Steamboat Excursions, On the Pourth the harbor, the Lower Bay and the Fast and North Rivers, as well as Long Islaud Sound, will swarm with steamer excursions, all bent on pleasure. Among the many steamers ad- vertised are the following:— The Kim City will leave Peck slip for New Haven at eight | A. M., returning at half-past eleven P.M. ‘The steamer State of New York wili make an excursion to Weat Point, leaving the company's pier, No. 24 East River. Teck slip, at o'clock .. and Thirty-fourth atr North River, at tea o'clock A. M.. returning in Uine to wit: news the freworks. A band of music will accompany the ex- a ‘he steamer Sewanhaka will — hig 3 No. 4 East River (reek alip) at eight o'clock A. M. ; Tenth street, North Kiver, ata quarter past eight tnistr fourth street, Norta River, at hau-paat eight, tetarning, Al leave Newburg at balf-past two, West Point at three ‘The steamer Arrowsmith will leave Peck slip at nine A. M. ad pier No. 27 East Kivi juarter past vine for Glen ove and Roslyn, lan‘ing estone, Baylin’ Dock (Fort ayler), Great Neck, ‘anus’ Point, Mott's Dock and Gien- w ‘The Mary Powell will make a trip down the Bi around Staten Island, from Thirty-fourth street al a to eleven, and Vesey sireet at eleven. The deck steamboat Thomas ( I will leave the com- people ae street at ® A. Mes CLristopier North Kiver, 9% A. M., aod Thirty-ionrth street, North ie steataer Eastern Queen (1,000, tons burden) bas been ebartered for thé accommodation of sels parties desirous of witnessing the regytta at Cape May ; leaving Ronth Eleventh street, Willlamsbury, at 6’. = Suly 3 plier 80, North River (Chambers street), at 7 P. Juy 3. Returning, leaves Cape May a Mt say de dadikading at New' York at The steamer Wyoming will make two excursions to Rock- away Beach on the Fourth, leaving as follows:—leck slip, New York, at3 Martin's pier, Fulton 2:30 P. M.; wee, Returning, leaves Rock arriving in New York in tie to wit- nesa the fireworks, ‘The steamer Continental leares Peck slip at 8 A. M. for New Haven, returning at 1 THE mis ssiPPt KU Shocking Barbnarities Practined by the Ku Klux—Testimony of ae Eye Witness. s, Tenn., July 1, 1871, In the Ku Klux trial at Oxford, Miss., to-day, J. 0. Davis (colored) testified that on the night in question three of the defendants came to his house and told him that he was one of those radical fellows, and ordered him to follow them, and, in fear of his life, he did so, After proceeding a short distance they donned disguises and furnished him with one of red and black and # maie to ride. The party went to Page's KWX. to Ue Page's hand with # rope. A bedcord was cut to farnish @ suspender, and the marauders rode Lo the wood amile distant. Joe and another mao were left m charge of the horses while the party entered with the prisoner. In @ few min- utes they heard the sound of the stripes aud the wretched man beseeching his mur- aerera to allow him time to pray or tu see his wife, both of which entreaties were demed. After # short time Joe was called into the wood, where he found Page lying on the ground beside a rade, shallow grave, with & rope around his neck, showing that death resulted from hanging. | The body was tambled into the grave by Joe and other negroes present, by order of the lead- ers, and bastity covered with carth and leaves, The party then stripped off their disguises and separated shortly belore daylight, ‘The witness underwent a rigid cross-examination, but the defence fatied to shake hts tesiimouy, He \dentified three of the white and two colored de- fendanis as having been active in the tragedy. The case wiil be continued op Monday. “TELEGRAPING NEWS (Tem. of THEME Hound dotiare im ‘ponds were stolen from the store of A. A. White, at in, N. Y., yesterday. Mra, Frank MeCarty, an estimable Iaty resid Winvna, lil, committed suwide un Thursday by hang eel near ng her- rators in counterfeit money were arrested , yesterday, with a large amount of spuri- iF possession. one Se ae at Little Rock, art., in- iy-one persons for violation of the Enforeement ata, Benator Clayton being ame more indictments were fowad, but the Grand Jury were discoarged #0 anexpectedir bat (ber dit mo! have Lame Wo return them to the Coury Three heavy o in Juueav: vas money 1h thet WASHINGTON. | Decisions in the United States Treasurer’s Office. Favoritism in the Adjustment of State War Claims. Payment of Pensions Guardians. to WASHINGTON, July 1, 1871. United States Troasurer’s Office Decisions. ‘The following decisions have been rendered from the ofice of the United States Treasurer: ‘The endorsement of nts successor 1m office will not be accepted on a Treasury draft payable to the order of @ deceased Surveyor General or other oMcer of the United States, Such a draft should be endorsed by the executor or administrator of the payee, and attention 0 tne subject of open competitive exam: Inatiows, without, however, as yet arriving at avy conclosions, The New Collector for the Port ef Mobile. Mr. Wilisrd Warner, the recently appointed Col- lector of the Port of Mobile, received a telegram to- day from Messrs, Lewis Bowen, President, and Philip Joseph, Secretary, of a meeting of the col- ored republicans heid there, saying that they had Voted thanks unanimously to tie President aud Secretary Boutwell for his appointment. Mr, War- ner to-day filed pis bond and received nis commis- sion. His bondsmen are General Sherman and ex- Senator Cattell, of New Jersey. SHIPPING NEWS. aha: for New York ~Vais Day. Sun rises....... 432 | Moon rises....eve 8 02 Sun sets. . 735 | High water.morn 8 04 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES YROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, | Satle |. Destination, 0 be accompanied, when presented for »ayment, dy Broadway, proper evidence ‘of executorsnip or administrator at Broadway. sintp, as the case may be, III Broadway, rhe Paragre ph hea:led deposits mm the blank re- rar BG Bowling Green turns of semi-annual duty, furnished by the Treasu- Bowling Greeu rer’s office, defiues all items subject to duty in mak- Ei Broadway. tug up the average deposits for each term of Teen. suena as 13 Broadway. SiX months, and every maiional bank should | gnv.or} “(say 10, Broadway. make an ‘average of all deposits, tnclud- atc ing the average collections made for other banks, and exciuding only checks not payable on the day they are deposited from that day's average. The law contemplates payment on all classes of vova side deposits and nething beyond that. In ali cases where money belonging to the Post OMece Departnant 1s deposited by postmasters, or by parties who have boon postmasters, the deposits should appear on the transcript of account, “for service of the Post OMice Department of the ofticer and bank with which the deposit was made,” together with the names of the postmasters and of the office, and the county and State wherein the office is situated, Endorsements of assistant cashiers for the banks zed as valid by the Department. Tue ‘Treasurer's oMce has no information concern- tng or control over disvursing ofllvers’ checks paid at other offices, No numerical reyier of the redemption of legal tender notes nas been Kept. It is, therefore, not Possible to say whether legal tender notes of any given numbers have been paid. Kxpress remit tances of mutilated currency forwarded to the ‘Treasurer's oitice are of no use or of no value to the omice, A simple letter of advice, describing the re- mitrances and stating how returns shall be Toude, “whether by check, new currency or credit on count,” 1s ali that the office requires to accompany such remittances, Deductions are made “trom the fall value of mu- tilated currency, on redemption thereof at tue Trea- sury, for only the aggregate proportion missing, and the printed diagram juraished by the Department 1s divided into spices merely for convenience iu estt- mating the loss, No matter how many parts of spaces inay be missing, no deduction will be made unless the aggregate loss is more than one-twentieth of the origimal proportion of the note. Thas, there Might be one-tenth of each of the nine spaces missing, but as the aggregate loss would not exceed one-twentieth of the note no reduction would be made for a more than one-tweutieth nor more than one-tenth of the orginal proportions of a not but one- twentieth of the face value Will be deducted for more than one-tenth, bat not more than three- tenths; but one-tenth will be deducted and so on until the 108s reaches hall a note, in which case one hall will be deducted.”” In returning to the Treasurer’s office the deposits of a vational bank for payment thereon of the sem1- annual doty, the aggregate of balances-on its books standing to the credit of oanks apd bankers should be inciuded as deposits without regard to banks and loss of house list of deposits ts not intenced to be embraced in the last clause or the paragraph defining deposits “permitting certam exclusions to be made from each duy’s balances of deposits,” but only such checks on city banks as were deposited on that day for collection with the understanding that the Inoney Was not to be drawn from the bank until the xt day. After having computed the average amount of deposits of individnals and credits of banks and bankers. no deduction there!rom can be properly made for either the debit balance of banks vad bankers or any other form of exemption that Might suggest iiseif to oMlcers of national banks. Favoritisar in the Cayment of Clim Dilter- Between x Radical and a Democri he State of Kenticky fur arming and lican nominee 2t the next Presidential election while Kontucky 18 hopelessiy democratic, The Comptroller who passed upon the account of the State of Keutacky jocosely remarked to-day, when appealed to for his decision as to te rights of demo- cratic States to be paid for furnishing war equip- ments—*Even rascals have rights which the law is bound to respect... ‘The endorsement of General Sherman, upon whore opinion the calm was al- lowed, 1s to the effect tat without the assistance of the class of troops which this claim pr. poses to re- imbarse the State of Kentucky for arming tere Is no telling what expenditures the government might not ha e been subjected to in crushing out the re- beltton m that section of the country. He also said that “these services were rendered at @ time when he appealed for an increased force from the United States, and was accounted deranged for stating that volunteers should have been called for by hundreds instead of tens of thousands.’ At this late day it is considered very strange that such pre- judices shoud be allowed to interfere with the legit!- mate discharge of tne duties assigned saiaried clerks. In other words, if the requisition of the State of Kentucky for the amount claimed, and which expired by imitation of the act of Congress yesterday, is not strictiy correct, the Secretary of War, Second Comptroller, First Comptroller and Third Auditor are guilty of conmving to defraud the government. If, on the other hand, the claim ts jast and should have been promptly passed, the head of the Treasury Department is responsible for ailowing his suvordinates in hits absence to prevent the payment of a claim for which Congress had already made an appropriation. Payment of Peusions to Guardinns. obviate the trouble and expense of procuring a certificate for each quarterly payment of a pension, the Second Comptroller has decided that when a guardian or commiitee of person and property has been appointed alter the Issue of a pension certificate in which no guardian has been named, or in any case where the person claiming payment as guardian 1s some person other than the party named in the certificate as such, a certificate of the proper court will be required to be furnished once, to be flied with the vouchers for the first payment made thereafter, and the agent will make 4 copy of said certificate to be retained at the agency, Aiterwards @ brief endorse- ment by the pension agent on vouchers at each pe- riod of paymeut that he has on file ofictal eviaence of the guardiansnip will be accepted as suficient, A Holiday for Distillers. Heretofore it has been customary for the Revenue Department to consider every day except Sunday a working day among distillers as long as the distil- Jery was in operation. ‘To-day the Commissioner gave insiructions that distilers who actually stop work during the 4th day of July shall not be as sessed for that day, it being 4 national holiday. Cigars Without Paying Taxes. A request has been presented to the Internal Rev- enae authorities from the National Asylum for Disa- blea Solaters at Hampton, Va., asking to be allowed to manafacture cigars without incurring the taxes and assessments met by inriividuals im the transac tion of similar inanufacturing pursaite, No action has been taken by the Department, but it is under. stood that, under tae existing laws, this privilege cannot be extended, Reports ef Luter: Revenae Officers Com- pleted. The chiefs of the different divisions of the Inter- nal Revenue OMice sent their reports of work fur tne fiscal year to the Commissioner to-day, showing that the entire work of the year nad heen completed, no cases lying over, Perplexities of Civil Service Comminsion. The Civil Service Commission met to-day. Ail the members were present, and after a session of seve- ral nours adjourned over the 4th of July, their time being mainiy occupied from the beginning in con- sidering whether it is possible to take tne civil ser- vice, With some exceptions, out of the control of Party politics, and to this end they have given maca N ht Oceanic, Australl bankers, The latter cannot be deducted from the lormer to find the dutiable deposits, ‘The clearing | gon. te B " . ff nawting ‘Green rondway. JULY 1, 1872. uly 20 ‘July 29 PORT OF NrW YorK, Git of Kuiwery, St. Laurent... CLEARED. Steamship Parthte Br), Wateon, Liver town Franekiyn, ) Wateom ge Br), Bray te Steamship Hovland qhteumanlo City of New York (ir), 1& Queens. rpool—F WJ Hurst, ch, Liverpool—Join Steamship Atlantic, Murray, Liverpool--J H Sparks, chieamanp Main (NG), Oterendorp, remen—Oeiricha & 4 cores (Fr), Daure, Havre—Geo Mackenzie. Witsingios Bolger, Havana—Lewie Ben, jamin, etrnbip pf ington, Cole, Gaiveston via Key ~ steamehip Ue eo Cromwell, Clapp, New Orleans—H B Crom- Steam Baker. Steamehip Magnolia, Palmer, Savanuah—W R Garrison. Steamship Catharine Whiting, Howes, Savannah—R wen. a James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—H R [ory ln ai Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC—Loriilard SSteamehip Wyanoke, B Nk, City Pol teamal joke, Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond--Old Dominion steamaniy One, Steamship Geo B Upton, Roberts, Norfolk, City Point and Richmond. Washington & C Steamship EC Kulght, Johnson, Georgetown, DC—G B a tamanip Fantta, Doane, Phitadelphta—Lortilard Steam. “¥ Steamabip Neptune, Baker. Boston-—U F Dimock. wittnmanip Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford—Perguson & aig oo Cornelius Grianell, Grifin, London—Grinnell, Min- urn Ship Carin (Br, Gray, Londen—E E Morgan’s 8 Rhip Kbersonese (Hr), Ellison, Londou—-Withama & Guion, Ship Zimi (Hr, Cawley, Mirimachi—Boyd & Hincken. “Sora ip Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans—Frederic Bark Adelheim (Nor), Johanuesen, Cork or Falmout! Funch, Edye & Co. Bark Magdalena (Nor), Nees, Elstmore—Punch, Edye & sdiark Michael (Nor), Gerlach, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye & Hark Suzanne (Br), Bouton, Havre—Boyd & Hincken. Bark Dover, erage Montevideo via Richmond—G F Ore Waldo Smith, Aspinwall—Baker & Hurlbi 1 io, Smut inwall—Baker & Hurlbut. Bark Ocean (Br), Jones, Bic—Boyd & Hincken. Brig Julle, Reyners, Batavia via Richmond--Funch, Edye Brigg Howland, Freeman, Arroyo, PR—Burdett & Pond. tobTié Annie R Storer, Adams, Grand Turk—Miller & Hough- Rng Napier (Br), Dodd, North Sydvey, CB—C B Swain & Brig Catherine Morris (Br), Clark, Halifax—D R DeWoit Bs septa Macomber, Windsor, NS—Crandall, Ber Brig Argo, Creighton, Lunenburg—G A Philips & Colina, Scr Prairie Bird, McKean, St Joba, NB-—P ft Nevius & ona. cet Humming Bird, Smith, 8t John, NB—P I Nevius & nA. Sehr Fiza B Beard, Price, St John, & Parker. Sebr Neliie Crowell, Crowell, Indi: 1, Ball & Co. fet Mary A Holt, Hilgagns, Wilmington ED Hurlbut Scbr Mary Louina, Gaskill, Washington, NC—Z Milis, Rehr Mary, Boyce, Petersbury—1 B Gag Sehr Ad: Masters, Alexandria—H W Lond & v0, Sehr Paragon, Nelson, Baltimore—Wm Chalmers, Sehr AP sthinpaon, Barrett, Eastport Jed Frye & Co, Pease, Boaton—Canate & Prenswey. hr Inrael Snow, M Rackett « Bro, v8 Davis, Frannie Phiiads neers during the tare amounting 10 0, #8 stated in these despatenes yesterday, has beea suspended, notwithstanding tt (wihaasies had been passed npon by «Ul the accounting officers ARRIVALS. of the Treasury, ‘The ciaun of the State of Connee — cut, with the very sume names of accounting officers "ital sock ice chekedt odepaanar PA lta heaps - Stean Whineray, Lives Jnme 2t, upon it: was passed yesterday without a moment’s | aad Queenstow: Wiliams oni Jonnecticut ts a Northern State, w! & Guion, | hesitation, Connecticnt ts a Northern stare, with @ | # Geno a en, ae ae prospect of casting its electoral vole for the repud- | muse ana passengers, to the Paciic Mail Steamship Co. Jrne 23, died at sea, Benj Morrison, ste ‘age passenger, of con- Jo ae ve ry, aight winds moat of 20; Apri 1, iad 7 40S, lon 10507, spowe ship Kn: fauus Castle (Be). from Binge hore for London; May tat 2043-8, Jon 60 52 F, brig ¢ Set ie, ‘tore. Betgvin tee how. Josephine, 33 days 9 S, lon 44 41K, hark Queen of Meron, 6 days from Mm Jat 26 06 8, lon 15 65 by ship Lochles Akyab for Gi 7 2Uth, let 2248, line Coventry, 10 days from Manila for Kr 5, lon 1159 Be ahip Francis Thorpe, from York: June t W, ah from Glasgow for ¥. alp Ship Marlhorongh (Br, Armstrong, Liverpoo} 27 days, with mndse-to Suow & Purges Hat trong wester'y gales from Ton oto the Banks; thence 1? daya, with vartabie winds aud thick ‘o Rhip Thatcher Magown, Peterson, Liverpool 31 dara, Bowe. Took, the nord mise. to Russell had Het rl to the able wins on; No dnt nu ach Leading Breeze, of Froviucetown, with’ 0 por te, on the Banks, spol quintais Liverpool, 46 days, with conl to M Briges. heavy westeriy gales np to the Banks; Hom theses 97 gaye; wk fogs and ‘cals. Juoe th ox tae Banks, spoke ship (eo Jones. hence for London. fermvda (Dan), Wieddrow, Arroyo, PR, 17 days, Galway & Casudo. Had variable weather; orth of Hatterna, aroline Kadte (Br) McKenzie, Cay Francis, 1 darg lado, Mevoll, "Had Qe weather; 7 Redurenat (Br), Wal Bark rar Pearce, Sagi, 10 dare, with sugar to Jas Had hoe weather, beva# days north of Hat- vetprig Rosalta {Ktal), Caplelio, Trieste 96 darn, with fruit, to Doilner, Potter & Nght winds and fine eaakers June $2 Int 31, loa 97, spoke bark Johatma Marie, from —— for Bor Brig Hunter (Br), Wilson, Tuspan, Mex, 43. days, via ware Breakwater 4daye, with cedar, &e, to W Gunni F'Ron, Had variable weather, 0 days from Hatteras 0 the Breakwater. ony, Para. 22 days, with rubber, nuts, &c, essel tO BJ Wenberg. {ad light winds’ and calms. Schr John Ross (of Brookhaven), Howell, Demarara, 19 essel to A’ Abbott, Had om dave, with sugar to Eawin Rows: light winds; heen 8 days north of Hatteras, br Gen Putnam, Koizhtou, St Andrews via Old Provi- dence, 1 days, with cocoanuts, Re, to Joneph days north ot | wit id and cal Rohr Anna, Nisson, 7 34 days, with, mahogany toG Wessels, Hart light easterly winds and calms: been 6 lage north of Hatteras. Schr Picardo arrow Newton, Baracoa, 9 lays, with fruft tod & T Pearsall: veanel to BJ Weaberg. Had tine weather. Bajled in company achr Mary D Leach. for New York, Schr AF Aroen (of Brookhaven), Achorn, Sagua, il daya with agar ant molansos, to HB Brown & Cox Had tight been 6 days north of Hatteras, ne, Bay River, No, for Newport, with Schr Edward Sinde, Soper, Virginia, £ P Crenmer, Alexandria, M Rt Samson. Samaon,, Georgetown, DC. v Mangam, Hutchinson, ‘ieorgetown, DC. ‘as, with lalb, to Chase, Schr Flying Arrow, Curt, Ma Talbot & Co. 4 {cht Atcora, Dennison, Machias- with lath to Chare, Talbot Oo Passed Thr BOUND Steamship Franconia, Bragg, Portiand for radae and onsensers. J F Aine Sour yw York, with dom: King, Windsor for New York, with p Reriaux Chapman, Georges Bank for New York, o Baylis & Co. ate *. Edith, Ryder, Belfast for Rondout, with ber yo mast Rely Pearl, Hooker, Portland for New York, with lumber ante? ‘che Trade Wind, Friable, Portland forNew York, with da to Geo Hewlett & Oo, che Sarah Louisa, Weeks, Gardiner for New York, with lumber to J Boynton's 80a & © Rohr DM wrench, Joyce, Rockport tor New York, with vin: Tivene im fim ‘Gity, Kidd, Myntic for New York, with stone to at tile Charley, Rhodes. Greenport for New York, with wood to order. wee Sark Jane Gurhey, Gurney, Bridgeport for New Behr Mariner, Sheran, Greenwich for New York, with none “fene hrf, Hont, Providence for New York. Bebr ( 8, Pratt, Pall River for New York, mM McLean, Fail Kiver tor New York. Davin, Newport for New York. F JomeMhoman, Whien, New Ueslont for New “vork, Rebr Cormellay Fer sy York. Cornelia ndeee for New m1 ie, Simp port for Bene BE sitere ‘New Haven for New York, fe Ty mi Pawtneket for Albauy. ‘Woodih, Glen Cove for New York. L Croexer, Mg d som for N y 8S ad Boor Quiver Perry; Murphy, Glen Cove for N Depa Dridgepors for New York. AM hn Brooks ivan Brown, Ferry, Providence for New Yor ‘Ox, Norwich for Jersey City, ik. ay Gall a ‘New Lonlon for New York. tf jew yen for New York, New nt attosk, Providence jor New Vork. sig ronan toe New York. oat ites Gt ‘Gurney, Bridgevort for New Yorks Sehr W W Bratnara, Tribble, Essex for New York. Sehr White Rock, Everts, Greenwicn for New York. Schr C L Lovering, Lge mee for Port Jefferson, Bebr Mercer, Wasson, Zridgeport for Elizabethport. Sehr Senator, George, Bangor for New York. Sehr Fanny Frazier, bow, Norwal eh Native, Harte Providence Yor N P Shuitia, Youns, Providenee for Hoboken. Schr Jane Maria; Woodman, Providence fur New’ York. feur TF Abal Bowler, Providence for Now Yorks fot Pours tc, Der ote haw rence, Pr : Schr T O'Neill, Ohiané, U Arn} ton New Yorks New York Sloop wae I, wrooklyn. ens is Borat for New York. Aeaer froriiases. Tor Bow York, .wi0 ek, wit milee aud passongers, 0 ianne Uae (5 BOUND EAST. Steamahin Neptune, Baker. New York for Boston. Steamshiy Acushnet, Rector, New York for New Bedford. rig Bickmore, Reniley, "’eboken for Portland. Morris, Clark, New York for Halifax, Brig Metep hit, Macomber, New York for Hantapor. Sebr Night mere be, Philadelphia tor Greenport, Hebe EF Lineeh, Elizabethpors for Fawcucket, Smith, Puladetputa for Portiand. Wells, Elizabethport for Pawtucket. jeCabe, Murphy, Philadelphia for Hartiord. hr Lavoartisey Giirney, New Vora tor Wareharn, Sepa Skidmore, Skidmore, Port Johuson for New Schr P F Brady, Nickleson, Sebr Justina, Keavision, Now Fork A Pierce, Roal, New York for Salem. Schr J es eg New York for Boston, Atwood, Doane, New York for Provincetown. Serr Dark. Wiltaras, New vors for siatators Schr Forrest Oak, Parker, Baltimore for New Haven. Sehr F, Allen, Hil, New York for Norwall pelt Reading Rit ‘No 85, Doane, Philadelphta for New Ha- "chr ¢ Mathews Lunt, Ellzabethrort for Newbur th, Waldon, Eltzabethport for Fell River, Bohr Clark Post Miller, Port Jabason for Portehester. Schr Syives Hale, ‘Coleman, Philadelphia for Tauntou, Sehr D B Pitts Hale, Albany tor River Head. Be h Kara Selsey Hew, Besnanian foe hy og Raven. cbr lv 8, Sbrewsbur iew York for Danvers, Richard "Bullwink! nkle, French, ‘New Yor tor ‘Noctis porte Schr iim City. Kelly, New York for New Bediord. Sobr Lady Jane, Hagerty, Newburs for New Lond Sear T un, Bowman, Ehzabeihport for New ‘Bedford, for New London. for Vorvand. Schr Geo W Rogers, Rehr Wm W, Wood. Kelsay, Behr David Lande rao: ‘ort Lee for Kast Cheater. Behr @ W Cummings, Mould. New York for Boston, Schr Ella A Barnes, Avery, Philadelphia for Newport. Schr Geo Washington. Peck, Elizabethport for Taunton. Schr Agnes, Chester, Rondout for Cohrssett Narrows. Schr Aruat, Forrester, south Amboy for Somerset. Rebr Jo ickinson, Elizabethport for Norwich Schr Me New York for Fall River, Bohr Emily, Lowoll, New York for New Haven, Schr M Hand, Norton, Kondont for Providence. Rehr Mary 7 F (fe, Gorham, New York for Cow Bay. © ark Lee, New Vork Cor Boston. Senr Jamies K Hnokiey, ragapetnport for Starmford, Sebr Sea Bird, err New Vork for Norwich, Schr Pell $C ‘Vought, Hallock, New York for Huntington, jew York for Fali River, Schr Lake, Miller, New York for Boston, Bohr L Daitels, Smith, New York for Bridgeport Schr L Robinson, Drisko, Elizabethport for Pawiuoket. Schr Aita'ra, Hazaman; Weebawken for. Hos iF Sebr Forest Oak, Parker. Baltimore for New Haven. Rehr Jan Phelps, Rockwell, New York for Augusin. Kehr Inranl Snow, Peano, New York for Roston, Bel w York for St John, NB. thy, New York tor Portland, Ot, ew York for Stamfar D, Gtinwe, Greenpoint for Poriand. Schr Humming Bird, Peck, New York for St Join, NB, gio Rhode Istapd, Crowley, Elizabethport for New Lon- Sloop Decention, Titus, New York tor New Haven. Yacht Fleetwing, New York for Greenport. er tacht Fieur de Lis, Wiliams, on» pleasure cruise enst- rd. Steamer United States, Davie, New York for Full River. @ Steamer Electra, Mott, New Yor« tor Providen Waurrstonr, Ll, July 1, 187 There area number of vessels for the xo off Fiushing fats, and also of Hammond's, stone, They will proceed e: ILED. Steamships Atiantic, Holland, Partht York, Liverpool; Angtia, Glasgow; M and City of New Bremen ; Pereire, ‘Gen Mead ‘iavanay Ma arine Whiting, Savannan ;Jas Adzer, Charles- ton;” Benefactor, Wimington, NC;_Wyanoxe. aud en B Upton, Richmond, &c, EG Kulght, Georgeown DC; Fanta, Philadelphia. ‘Wind at sunset 8. Marine Disasters. Sure BorLanp. Gardnery. from, Adelaide (March 28) f London, put tuto Callao June 14 leaky and with pump choked. Bane Cant Avauer (NG), Btewerts, at Phiiadelphia from Liverpool, experienced very heavy weather; May eat of Newsouhdinnd, was boatted by a aoa, wilch washed, overboard first mate, who was drowned, stove bulwarks, boat and weather house, and did other damage. BRIG Curren (NG), Corsan, from Maracaibo for Querns- town for orders, with a cargo of fuatic, waa wrecked on the Hog Stiles June'i6. The materials and’a portion of the cargo Were saved and landed at Long Cay, at which place the mas- ter and crew have also arrive Brig Franc vas for Peusacoli Rotgehaster, of and from Matan, was athore June 25 at St Andrews Bay’ essel drawing nine fect, The crew were saved, and, w'th all the movable effects of the vessel, had been taken to Pensacola previous to 2th, The brig is foxured in European companies, Baro CEnOCEY—The following rtioulars in relation to the loss of ‘the preg as Heptucky, of Frat cisco (before re- ported), te from the A: id (2) Rowtuern Crone of May brig Kent apt James Bi t. tert San Fras Maco Jan tb for Apia, Navigavor inlends. and Brisbane. with general cargo and one cablu passenger, ‘Mr Charies Ship I ho bad been eusnaed’as a bank clere. Tho ‘Apia on Feb 40,and alter landing « por. ed for Brisbane March 1, It was the tion of her cargo intendion of Capt. Bryaut after leaving Brisbane io proceed ty Neweustle, and take tn coal for San Francisco, a0 that it A the report’ of her loss, brought from Levnka by the Jamon Materson, prov correct, she must bave beeu wrecked a few daya alter lenving Apia, a8 ler course trom Newcastle to San Franciseo would take her a long way to the southward ofthe Fiji group. Bryant had bis wile on board, to Wut be had been lacey marrie UsAN WricHr, Mount, trom Georgetown, SC, for rk, Waa DOL ashore, a8 reported. CINDERELLA, Deware, of and from Bremen, Me, at Boston, was run futo’AM Sith ‘uit, by steamahip Aries, train Philadelphia, and bad bowsprit broken and jib torn. m ANTELOPE (of Rockiaud), Smith, from New York for Newnurypori, with « carge of coru, ‘put into Newport night of 2th ult Jenking badly around tbe raduer post, QuExNsTOWN, June 18—The Fellz Estevant, Lemonoier, ry leaky. froin Uilaagow tor New York, hua put ia bei Miscellaneous, We are indebted to Purser Mallory, of the steamship Ocenn Qneen, for hie attention: Rete Luzir A Kimnas. <A fatal affray occurred on the brig Lizaie H Kimbal fewouryport, at Boralre, Wl, W OE steward, assvulted Captain Dev- severe blows on the face anion the Weal, and en: donruset Go throw bv overboard, the rfirer 5 Kéwara Smith, sprang to assist the captain, upon which the ta. (" aiunnedy Peeled to tbe eabin and his room, while the frat mate continied struggling with aud exhorting the steward {0 desist. Inthe meant ® seaman named John Rt Ci wh been put in trot @ previous day for assault- juz the captain, set himself free and joined the steward ia the Uret mate, whom they pushed forwara to the 1 uaa wrosthing inthe pantry. ‘The steward took try A knife be was nccustoined to use iy stalvved Smith in the left side. The second ashore, where be died in a few minutes, juir then threw overboard whatever they Evans and St. found, catting the ropes nnd chains and endeavoring three times to act fire to the vessel, ‘The cookbouse was destroyed, bat the jire was quenched by the other sailors, Evans and St. Clair were arrested, manacied and delivered into the hands of justice at Boauire. From there they wil be sent to Curacoa Wo be tried. Whale Rark Alaska, Fisher, sailed from New Bedturd June 2 for Pacttie cea me nee Provincetown, arrived at Barba- oil, Fan @23, 14029, lon 4, bark Cicero, with 75 bbls Spoke Ship John Brvant, Holmes, from New York for San Fran- cisco, May 18, no tal, &c. Ship Washington Booth, Green, trom Boston for Valpa: i a eA el origi ic bavaisoed eoing Light,” from New Orleans for verpool, Sune’ iat 90 87 iow le 61, Bark Loch Dée (Br), Miller, frm Liverpool (May 28) for Ban Francisco, # days out: no iiate, lat 34 4. N, ton 18 1 ark Yokohama, Paul, ‘rom New York for Anjler, May 24, lat #21 N. ion 39 08 W. Bark Pride of the Ocean, from 12, off the Orkney Istanas. foreign Ports. y 21-—In port bark Mary Russell Mitford for New. aor idg, to sail about June 6 a tore reported April 20). ADELAIDE, April 37-—Arrived, bark Annie (Bi Smith, New York. ASPINWALL, June 4— fot ved, brig Charlotte, West, Baltt- more (and sailed 17th for Pensacola), Ib, bark D Chapin, Roles, Baltinor whra Wave, Robinsop, Boca dei Toro; 16th, J Prince, Hawes, do. Satled Sth, bark New York, Gibbs, San Fuego; 9th, achr ‘Ocean Belle, for Sav Andseas, 17th, bark Brothers, Thure- toy. Frontera. hte a Jone 2#— arrived, ship Enoch Train, Lane, Liv- erpool atourra, June 29 -Arrived, ship Caicntta, Robertson, oy May 27-—Arrived, ships Hila Norton, Berry, Mol- ith, General Chamber forse, Eten ; terion, Sheldon, Macabi; Sith, barks ariaator Rag Seg Ban Francisco; Aleida (NG@), Labberink, do; Sune, ships Rhtiand, Gardner, Adelaide: Ith, Elmateus. (Br). Taomlin- tae British bin; Lith, bark Veteran, Cathcart, New Arrived at do Jnne 14, ship Rutland, Gardner, Adelaide for yoesee ieee pleceg r aii ay st a farnum, Lord, Guanape, to nf ats. Gauford, Dunphy, Bellestas, to toad Crary, to foad guano tor New York; fh, Kichard busteed, Jo Eile Norwn, Berry, do, to for New York, June aw (tir, Cain ( , Jn, 0D, (itanaps, te toad’ guano Joni quano for Germany, ark ih Cm Nay in York 12th Cora Naa alno brig Filza, for Tiaumuats Sage Arrived previons, ship Uncle Joe, Stiiphen, New Orleans. Havana, June iUe-Arrived, steamship Sherman, Blan- ort schre Hortensin, for New Vth; Elle Brown, for do dg; "ad chard, New Hailed 24th, SH inated (Bp), Sust, and Almiraute (Sp), Gaanatens, ia'port m4 Gardens Sundberg, for New York 1d) Rainbow (Hr Bradiey, Nehoins, for Ad hand J do; Rarah hee Wiis, aut Andauan, tin, une; brige St Joseph (ir Bernier, and Rut dir), stytKoste, for New York a or a, Var, for Hhiladelphia, dot Masonite Br), Ciongony tae Raltimore, daz Kanne Waller, Nickerson. (or north of Hila Maria, Berry,’ anit 1, Gove, Harkness, weet firowers {Bey Thomuecs, do; selina A'S badwiek, Coan, for New York’ idg; Dearborn isr), Peters, MLIvRReOOL, June 30—Arrived, steamaliip Humbotdt (Br) Johuson, oe. York: ships Meirone, Neill, New Orieani in Mani ), Mal erage rk Sj Ri OF hy Gruner « 1 brig Fivrence, Rathburn, Uslceat acl nes Kier (Dan), Hansen, New York LITTLE ULACK BAY, Jube %—In port bark Wiiham Van tds "tal or do do. Hower, New York. barks Cariotta (Br), Dixon, mirth of Maliaras; Ada Carter, Kenney, doy brig duting Mes — 14— Cleared, schra Wm McGee, Wood- RK Vocker, Arm- nd Ban) Caritow, Albuiry, Cat jew York, Also ol jh, schre Geo H Bre Hore Gat Inland and New York; ‘heneser, Rode, aod } PANAMA, Juve 6 -Arrived, steamabip Montijo, Saunde: cuits i, sehr dimmer loud, ei aaay ‘umaco; ti teh, America; ee Baw. dot sone Comrade, Ban Francine, i Be rcon fn Fn TKAS, Fenit dumpling ANOTAYS YEAST POWDEIC kek ips Guatemala, Howes, Central Ame ay Monsasen Pareectenss Bon res wPina 3 ave th a ort achra pants und Ret Goats a A, amine for New York in 3 day ateamahi Harri pea sd pro ‘pany or ae Fajr 10 ped for ayia wire sh, for. sata, Suse 17--Salled, es i svt Stover, Pierce, and Valkyria (Br), McKenzie, north of Hatteras, “ St Jonx, NB, June '2s—Arrived, Ct ‘Blackwall Br), Go'e, Boston’; WN, sche AF Randolph Br, Maynes, senen oe ship Ceo Skolfield, Merrim Lh 00} ; woes, Philadelphia* pit ner adios Glenred Rothe task Victor, Wass, Mi Hlles’Angerson, and Lynde, Hantsed btew Fork VALPatatior May 00--arrived, abip Wild Rover, Niaksieg juenos A; mee American Ports. VALPARAISO, May b0—, BOSTON, June 30— Arrived, schra Alice B Gardner (of 7 Buckaport), shear City (Louisiana); William Filnt, Post,’ Alex ‘Va; Eunice Rich, Pierce, Baltimore; 41 Adams, Robbin Philaael; W Marthi, Pete Woodbridge, jane, Hasl : amotte, jen Fioscs, B Maring Kaetelhodt, Bea, Kiel ‘Wilsons. A Abby nd for Ba —s howers, Serra, Leone; Hi le ( lew York and Smyrna; brie or LA! ae, Footer, Aa re 0 Waylurer (Br ard (ir), Shaw, Hinonski; ranols, Nickerson, Galveston sebes, ig Atwood, ‘ligelia, Kingston, Ja; Hope On, Cl iow Satied—Barks Columbus, Janet Forbes, and Huoton; bri Abby. Bark Warrior and brig Abbie lisforet Marted bea: Ancitred in the nape hms romat eee at bere Br), - . Fort wae ¥aani a Shampion, Ci (Br) Clentuegoss ae ‘Dutch Turner, Pluiiadelphia; sours M Pote, Straiton, Ponce, ‘Abbot Lawrence, from do. Morning Star, from icmeet Witaee ‘Long, from BALTIMORE, June 30—Axriynd, hip Palmyrn (ie), Wate vampain eee Tndnalne (ND Hixon, Amaterdam¢ ‘Avondale (Br), Evans, Pristol, B; Geo Latimer, Wile fon, St Joi 3 Randolph Payson br), Eldridge, Wey- schrs Win. e, mouth, NS; Valencia, Small, Bi Thee. Birvmoih, tease; Surprise, Beers, Fall Rivor; WF Balled Bele Randolph Pay , Weymouth. ay RANGOr Sane 24—Clenredy achre Ela, Grindalt; Ltzrle Milla, Aparron ng, aud Juliet, Lowe, New York; Harbingers Ryder, Hi ab: ARES AN DING, RI, June 80—Arrived, schr Urbana, jon. EIDGREORT. June tf Arrived, schre’Josenh; Marsh. i Smith, Kingston: HB Drew, Miller, Port Songun: Racer, Roward, Coil Spring: Henry, Terrill, £1 wade, Dar ‘ew Haven; Belle, Sim es MA ie . Richmond; Susan Willets, —, do, Arcived,achre Sarah, Trampet, Northport Tul A Brandeth, Anderson, ‘A Toe, Rien i Srunawisk (NJ): Gon, ailien Port Jelferson;. soup 12 kt Waite clark 6 Cold Spring. 2) WB brew Muir, and en Stmpson, New: ore’ Racer, Hewarts Cold springs 1 CHARLES’ TON, ie BeAr red, Heat AE ir Lae Hf Coline, "Salta jelfinaat. A‘ Carmen (Sp). Girardo, Jalna; achat G Bird, Driokwater, from Port Royal, Gleared_—Bark Pepita (Sp), Maristany, Baroslona. Balled Bark Luget (Nor), Nie son, Liverpool, Joly 1—Arrived, steamship ‘Georgia, ‘Crowell, New York ¢, achr Vara Montgomery, Satled “Steamship Aenattan, Woodhull, New York. TEN, Ga, June 4—Cleared, bark Ceylon wor}, Flesd son, Urimabyt teheat G Moseley, Springer, Host Suited Bed, bark Dunbrode tf). theckell, hridgewater, 4 brig Lewis lark, Bartiett, Philadelphia; schr Grace B Westy ral di ASTPORT, June 21—Arnived, schra Julta Clinch, Maloney. York (and cleared for St Andrews, NB. Schr Aleyone, Davis, Alexandria. S$ MONROE, July 1—Pasied in for, Baltimore, Manitou from Mayaguez; Rialto; brige Havana an AM Roberts from the Weat I Carolina, (rom Pername bueo; John Boys, from Rio Clari nes, trom Porto Rico. an Italian brig from Messina; also bark Auguste, trom Nev ‘orl Passed ont—Brica Constance, for London; Trans for Cork; Addie Hale, for Boston; schr Wm Wilson, er Wed Indies, Sailed—Ship Witch of the Wave, for New York. Brig Monarch (Br), Voiland, from Rio Janeiro, arrived tor orders. GARDINER, June 27-—Arrived, schr Samuel Gilman, Kel4 ley, Phitadelphia. GLOUCESTER, June 30—Arrived, schr H Prescott, Freed an, Saco for New York. WIKGKSONVILLE, June %—Arrived, schrs Kenduskeagy Wyatt, Matanza; PM Whexton, Hartett, and Henriettng [iit New Yor; Saniuy Litt, Grutor Chasleston. NEW ORLEANS, dune —Below, coming np, brig M Wt Norwood, Wasniura, from Livernool, At Quurantine atad tion, bark RA A'len. Farr, from Matanzas, Gienred—-Brig RiicKuy Spearing (Br), Letavre, Chaxiews ton. pOUTRWFST Papa June 28—On the bar, bound in, bark: Annie Forney. pound ont, ship Francia P Sage. NORFOLK. ime "8. Aniived, ‘ur dames Jobnaony oper New SW GEDSORD, June 90—Arrt hra M Vassar, Jr. Haabethport, Georgetown, Stephen ci, nator, Nye, New York. WPORT, ote PM— Arrived, achra John Randolphy Y ‘harieg, Sears, end, Chi i td vor ‘ati art, ww Rey ia Wailoek, do for do (and au. Died Aaa Soth), Salied—U § steamer I:ndeavor, Webber, New York fox Bortund: echre RS Dean, Macomber, Taunton for Ne York: Mary Mershon, Brighiman, Fall River for do; Salmon Washburn, Staples, 'Pawtueket ' for du; Senator, Faniking, Boston for do; Oller Ames, Hubbitt, Providence for deorge- to Wi and Samnel T, Crockery ay, Davis, do for Kondout 3 xi, Nowe York ‘Abn T Sipoie, Small, Balled Schrs fda Rirdsall, Johnson, Golden Fag le. Howes, Phiiadelphia; Chane atte e New AC ‘ast Greenwich for do} Angeline, Rol son, do for New. York ‘ oekInnd) 2 Wittig “allow? ‘onter, mm Warren for dq (or Calaia): LO. idee, Denale fod New York; Willow Harp, Hawking, Philadel; btn: Fann! ‘Warner, FB mainly tor do; Brazos, hors New Tord Joseph E Potts, Davis, and J Goodspeed, for doy see Belen wet, ardiaae for New Yorke: Tho Hallock, Fall River for do; Rienzi, Cobleigh, Pro ‘Trevethan, from Dover, N do; Ceres, 1H, for Phila bth, fa retrrived, schrs. Thomas PR Seth, Joules, Nor folk; J 8 Terry, Raynor, Philadelphia; Antelope, Smith, New: vork tor Newhury port, et sebr Tiliy Pemitth, from Dighton for New Yorks. NEW ‘LONDON, Jnne 2—Sailed, schre Isvac 17 Bordeng, Hadwin; Texas, Champlin, anit Sen! Bird, Baxer, New Yorks PENSACOLA, June Arrived ship C Hi Southard, Woodworth, New Orleans; %tb, bark Tadenvor, Nerunttorts Galvest’n, schra Wenonah, Kimball, and Early Iird, Eld~ Ia, Huge, Indianola, 24th, achr Sam! Hartley, be pao Providen PHICADELPUTA, June. 30--Arri Roston; barks Carl An; snare Elizabeth, Phelan, ne, Luynely, Richmond: Reading RR No 4%, Wen fennis, Crowell, Boston; Louie Smt RR No 46, Davi nford; 8 F Cenred-—Rarks Uelios (Ger), Mathtenon, Stettin; F Rock (Geri, Waltjen,’ Bremen; Mérear (Ger)’ De Vaan, brige Poste, Sith, St Joba, NB; Hel Phinnevs Boyds Portland; Nimwankee, Wiawell, Bi gor sebrs ‘Willinmines Reott, Boston: Dorset,” Beare, ‘Tro: Treat, Dorrs, Ipawich; Edw Ewing, Burns, taonipaton: Lily, Wa Weurldenien: Alamcha, Brewster, New York: Heading! ‘New London: Minnie, Pinkham, Newbarynon’ b FS I igh trons, Troma, Bromitence: Ese nickson, Winkmore, Boston; Decatur Oakes, Rerre, Bomer= ret: Arthur Burton, Frohock, Bangor; Fred Smith; Smkb, . PORTLAND, June %9—Arrived, schra Hattie t Sam Ho Blake, and Ida L Howard, Harrington, Elizabethport; ‘mond, Guotill, New York. qittrea Try Almon Rowell, Atherton, Ponce ; sobre Bows Orig, Cambridgepar bark Daring, McDonald Haltinore. PAWIUGKES, June 20-—arrived, schr Oscar F navies, Rondout Suiled “Sehr P Hazard, Dickens, New York. PROVIDENCE, Jnue 36—Arrived, achrs Elia Mathews, —-» Philadeiphia:. Reading Railroad No 48, Rutan, Pile delphin for Pawtucket; Wm M Wilson, Brown, Philadelphia; wallader, Townsend, do: Mary A Predmore, Hart, Eliza> Dethport; wa Miller, Dayton, do; Alton T Miner, Miner, Si Joh a Uatel lo; Roxana Tat Daly, Lam) sphear.. Newburg Men in, Biinee, Allert Pharo, Bity Nal Holmen, S P,doc OF Hawley, ey, Bay tneket; Eli Tewnaend ictal Hoboken ; an. Fran wards, “do; Sarah W lake, Port Johnson ——, New York. Fatiel Steamer, Achiliee, Colburn, |Philedelnbta sch Witt Pi Phill Geor, R Mowry, Farm, Phindeiphie’"anmie Mureny, (lnbay dos Arriools? Fullerton, New York (or Ellsworth); Green Gonniy Tanner. Hyce, New York: Loutsa, Hamlyn. do;J Rorly, saunders, do; Bonny Ives, Curtis, do (or Ellaworth); Eatella, Farnese, New York: And Filza Cauwell do. Sau Juan, Jones, do; Ira Blisa, Hadwon, do; HP Ely, Stokes, RICHMOND, June 28 Arrived. steamships W P Clyde, Parker, and Insane Be'l, Bourne, New York. ROCKLAND, June 38—Arrived, achr Trade Wind, Ingra- ham, New Yor! SAN FRANCISCO, July 1—Arrived, ship Rimae (Bry Scott, Lives BAVARN, 01. H, June 28. myo bad Sparkling Sea, Fai- New Haven (not Hartfor: ns San ‘Batvador, Miekerson, and New Vork, Arrived, hark Shawmut Meadt, (AE}y Kile N Brunnwick, Gu} 24tbe Hersey, New York. Clexrid 2th, bark Shawmnt, Lord, Fernandina : Mth, ‘ousins, Montevideo; achr © K Paige, Donghiye Patofinier, Boston, 29 Arrived, scbra Caroline ©, Norwood, 3 Lindsey, Hamiiton, Elizabethport ; Corvo,, Seventy-8ix, Teel, Por” ; Thomas Hix, Hall, and Sonnene BA Emery, cP Re my Higok Ken, Sai th STN Inne No 41,Ludiow, Philastel in rho Hull, Brown, Rondox Marla, Harbor, New Yur Ciara Budena, Bidridge, Chath: am toi N VIN Erno HAVEN, wil 80—Arrived brir Magdain, Dorettater, NB. for New Yorks schra J 8 Norris, Raritan river, ton: Union, New York for Bangor: Lot- tle, fahatsn for huadelpbiey Ewereinde , Bangor for doz Raven do for New Yor’, Honest “Abe, (inrdiner tor 5, De- Hance|Rockiand for do; Fiza Willams, Koekport, Mase, for uo) Salll—Sebre Rainbow, Caroline Hall, W K Chapman, Hickraun and Union. July. AM -Arrived, rebr Eile Amsden, Bowdoinham for~ “Sr EI lisa 9 Willams, Kate McLean, Houest Abe, rie 1 NOU! 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