The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1871, Page 8

THIRSTING FUR BLOOD. Cutthroat Cusick Carving His Way to a Cage. ‘The Frice of an Official Heed—Knives, Clubs, Blood and Blasphemy —How He Didn't Do It—Going for Fon and Getting a “Licking”— The Alderman’s Friend. A or uh) ‘The Eighth ward is a region fruitful inthe pro- auction of that class of young gentlemen who are constantly “spoiling for a fight.” There is cer tainly something in the atmosphere or the “spints’? prevailing in that Jocaitty which 1s conducive to this too exuberant state of muscle. Or it may be that the inhabitants of the ward are @ people of such delicate organization that they cannot beir ‘the pbufels and jecrs of @ contumacious world ich less seusitive people pass without recogniz- | sng. T » isa class ©! youth which seems almost inaigepous to iglth metropolitan division of New York, who, whatever may be the cause, are | always on ihe alert for an opportunity de w A to vancing condition. on an elevation, which grves a fine view of 1! and highlands, and can be arrived at by th River Railroad cars tn two honrs’ time York city. The cood sisters are unremit attention to the young ladies placed in and conelustye evidence of this Monday, when an excellent progra’ oceupted by music, vocal an matic pieces and the distri Meritorious scholarship, ) commenting on the pre the advantages derive Emily -McC! Karst, M. Timop* and whom were NEW Y POPULAR EDUCATION. THE P sPUBLICAN RUMPUS. ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF ANGELS. The Gene" " SKIS ual Commeoncemest—Distribution of Pre- jiums—Voca! aud Instrumental Concert. On Monday took place the second annual com- encement of the Academy of Our Lady of Angels, Peekskill. This institutionfis under the management the Franciscan Sisters, and is now in an at I is situate on the east side ¢ Hudson and in close proximity thereto, star or sain river 2Fudson from New ang in their . their charge, on was given ame of exercises adves and friends #on. The time was 4 mstrumental, dra- ation of premiums for anduct and handiwork. weenoy, the esteemed pas- 4 an appropriate address. Acioney of the scholars and 4 by tuition at the Academy. sams were awarded to Misse: +, Dimond, M. McLaughlin, F. vA. Mooney, M. Smith, M. Hughes ah. clergymen were present, among lighted those of the pupils’ rele ho Congregated on that occa tthe end Rev. Dr. Me: vr at Peekskill, delivere® The highest prem’ are, J . De Kavey number + A $0 PUNISH See FERRON mens: Rev .otced Rev, Dr. McGlynn, of St. Ste- of some nnofending and unobtrasive biped. When | Father Se Mr, MeSweener, of Peekskul; Rev. under influence of the divisional spirits their | Pathers" —aneider, chaplain to the Academy; Rev. fingers tingle with the desire vw grab some one by the throat and squeeze the Ife out of kim, But this asa moderate state of thelr spiritual existence in comparison with the greed that frequently coraes over tne heated vratas of some of these festive «eo, Bugene, &e. . wospitality was shown the visitors, who re- @rly ip ihe evening. ROADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART. youths when they have indulged too frecty inthe ( Annual Disiribation of Promiums and Prizes Howing bowl, One or two of the more ne,torio’ ge swells of thts quarter are ISP inctl> eye known for thetr one very little pleay ing pecu arity, These few leaders are rem’ irka' go fer Weir adit of strolling out alone and p chil g up the Hirst quiettooking man they come acre iss a ag getting intoa qverre: with biin—first ma!’ sln®, sure, how- ever, that he is of much lower SY ture and sitgnter build, and, above all, they are PAF Youle to find out tWatheisastranger. A genticy aan, whods prover- bia! among His feliows, and, fact, turoughout the popuiation of tae ward for nd giging in this species ofamusement, ts Mr. James Cusick, better known as “the Bigvih Ward Mar, Water’ He has been Known to start Upon an ©F pedition of kms kmd with sonly two ghasses of lager on boart—a feat unbeard sof in thesaunals of ru’ danism—end return with ihe giory of having has ened we end of two highly consmipptive men. lad eed, *1Ck MEN HAV @ BEEN A SPECIALTY with Mr Cusick, He would mech rather attack two muen Mea Ssuperiative degree ef jaundice than take hs chatices with an ordy iv healtiiy mau of any size. ‘The Niswory Of this crusher of the teeble 1s not entirely witnout I werest to the delicate of the city whomay have Vo pass throngh the kiguch at any me. During the eariy pare of his career be ived upow Mis wits (Dat is on mothing), until bis advent Yo wan's estate, When he sound his way to the State Prison (or buNgiary, Afwer naving performed the prevortion of “the ‘imdxsiry alloted to him at Sive Sing With credit to ihe-everseers, but without much progt to hitselL Cusick got back into his 8. Since that time he has bad numerous Mttle intereiews With the interior of Une city prison of ten days’ duration for soch overt performances 2s “punching hes getting drops in the streets or being found 100 ciose to the property of citizens bad been mi The last freak of this cun- ming Cusick Was to start on an expedition on Tues- Gay Nighi With the regulation allowance of a couple Ol glasses He prewied along Houston street lor hours. Ne searched both sides of the cross streets in eager search of some suitable prey; bat, unforta- nateiy ior THE PUGILISTIC PROPENSITIES of Cusick, none turned up. Deserimied not to be balked of @ litle scrimmage beiore be retired, the Valiant James starved for the livery stabie of Canary & Norton, on Mercer street. AU thistime it was nearly one o'ciock, and James nad a friend with dim. Upon intimating ms intention to tis com- Panton he was advised seriousiy nov w go, Why poty’ he asked. ecause you will get nurt,’? was the reply. But it was no use, Mr. Cusick was bent upon a Mgnt, unde row ne must have. He had been think- ang of tf.so long and jooking for It so diligently that he strack un auitude every time he saw a shacow Pass. He had spilled so much maginary bivod aur- jng his evening’s rambie that a whoie ocean ot It seemed spread before his eye as he went to the coach Rouse, This livery Stable Is an extensive building the east side of Mercer street, be- tween siousion and Bleecker. There are | two entrances to the building, one a wide door for vehi and herth of tus a small, uarrow door which veads tuto the tous to “the | man eater’s” arrival a number of gentiemen were | seated tu the f the yuieLly dis- cussing the and the politics of the aay. Among wem were Assistant Alderman isaac Robinson wud Mr. Canary. When Cusick came up to the carriage entrance ne asked ina eWaggering, brutish ins or a carriage. We have no drivers in, Mr. Cusick,” s don't care; give .? replied the rough. We dun’t du tmusine "tL good lor it 1 suppose you are; but you can’t get a carria out of bere uniess there is a driver to go with you. While (his conversation was going on Mr. Robin- SOM Was Sifting ata desk, With Lis back turned to jd when the “mau eater" saw ne couldn't procure a vehicie to carry his person around tue city he grated the Alderman by tue back of the head, and, aastung a Ktfe at lus throat, be said, “I'll kill .* Cusick then looked at the Alderman for Some seconds, With his elbow resting on ibe shonl- me @ team, | can drive my- that way, sir.”? der of { He ima ive allusion to tie descent. ‘tus was too much tor 3 the danger < Which s so he wired to vuasick told him he did not Wan! auy of tuat sert of thing tn hie place. The “wan eater” at this made a punch tor Mr. Canary With the kase, Lut a nan on the sidewalk calling to Tim that Cosick Was armed with a pistol as well as the kmie, Canary wiipped up a wheel spoke tout Was iying in tue office aud TUMPLED THE RovEN with it Mr. Rovinson then wear out afler gettiug up and making 1 to strixe Canary, follower to the and Cusick, attempts aide Dimself beiween two trucks, Oue of ihe stablemen | wai to Rovinson, ‘Cusick is 9 but Canary knew he was nut, for he saw where he couceated | humself, Rovinson, however, went b: into the | office, and Cusick ran after him. door by nary, When # lively He was met at the set-to began, which lasted for some ume, unt! the great desperado got jainmed against a narrow stairway, and, not beng abie to budge. he fonud tat ms time had come. A «iin and he wae ar: rcusick the f Triage how for Policeman was Mt was fortunae take place in the atciiet standing mgainst the wall th dikely have been ured to TAP WIS SEULI was taken cut of the place the ATW Mr. Canary’s clothes sted, Hing did not there was at would ver with. When Cns odice floor, ih Were covered will He was brought up to Jefferson Marke! yesterday. beivre Alderman Mitchell. and charged with the attempt upon we Ife of Assistant Aiderman tsauc Robiison. several Witnesses were brougut up to substanitate tne charge ana proved ‘that Cusick came to the | Blables with the intention kitting Mr. Robin- | won. He ii when be took the knife to @trike it iu his throat, “1 would give $100 ty kill you. brought up to the | alesk at ¢ Higuth precipct station hoase he Wheeled savagely in the direction of Robinson and | kad to him, tyouyet.” The night im the | * wlation nous ow yled his blood, 1 | when } the bar tice he had voting | to say, Dut held Gown his head m # sheepish, stupid manner. | air. Onsick’s election to an up-the-river residence | 48 very provable, tor fr. Koninson ana nis inenas are c'etermived to pursue the adalr to the utmost | Figor of . } BEER-BIBING BULLIES. Free Fight or Free Lager—Hast Side Till Tappimge—A Gang of Roughs Beat a Saloon Keeper aud Rob His Money Drawer—Ar- rest of t Four young weloped in that Jocality, went Jobn A. Sv ok, No. 306 Bast Twes nesday evening, abont five o'clock. oMackere! vii work! type de ager beer sxioon econd street, oo We They had been making wm tour of the district, and their heads were pretty weil Mpoaket with the German ale.” As soon as they entered Mr. Sirunck’s premises they calles! for lager, «lapping the counter and waking other notay demonstrations of thelr im- ‘The proprietor, anxious to get rid of such |, served them at once. When be demanded ment they politely reqnested bim to seck w warmer at Hmospbere withon! any annecceaary delay. Sirunek then be ame mnere bap unate in bis demand when he received « iow in the back of the meck which felted bim to the groand, ‘Dwo of ive rifieur veld him down while the other two ritiea ‘She Moner drawer and wok all ihe avaliable cash they could find, ainowtiing 0 B34. Sergeant Loonie, of tbe Eighteonth net, auererder in arrestin wee of the gang oamed David and Joho Donoline and Michael MeTexgaes The other mens Importen disoraer y ero’ ene, whose uaror Is George Reddy, has not yet been arrested. Dudge Scott committer the Lwo Dowoanes and MeTeague yen: ferday tor ire) at Genera! Sessions in default of $2,600 bail. THE BYSTERMEN'S WAR, use Before the United Siates Court at ‘Terontou. A short time since a cune wae before the United States | District Court at Trenton, involving the right of possession to oreter beds on the shores of New sersey. The case was Jobe Guyant va Daniel T. Yowell and Gilbert Compton. It #6 4 motion for a preliminary Jasnnetion to restrain defend A | abont to be revived in all ite ghastly details. | dara: | be in excelient nealth and spirits, ofven atniling bro } quai id Canary. | + | | | | place bis rewaing will be taken to the Childres, ‘The annua) distribution of premiums took place atthe above academy on Monday. Father Starr, Vi General, presided, and a goodly number of the clergy were present also. The young ladies, ‘Who numbered abonc forty, were all very pretuly @resse:l, and in the musical and revitation exercises, ‘which occupied the early part of the day, acquitted themselves admirably. In the afternoon the standa- Ing of ihe different scholars was anounced by the Mistress General, and the premiums were delivered in accordance therewith by Father Starr. HONORARY REWARDS. Firat Bine Riboon— Misses R. Freedman and M. Lalor. Second Blue Ribbon—Miases E. Summiss and A. Carrigan. Third Blue eibhon—Mir Cassidy and M. Peetsch. Fourth Blue Ribbon—Misses L. and 0. Townsend. Fifth Bine Ribbon-—-Misses A. Fielding and Sixth Blue Ribbon—Misees E. de Coppet, E. Sehitfer. In the first and second in 3 branches of study, the following young ladies re- ceived rewards of merit:—First’ class—Miss M, | Cassidy. Second c'ass—The Misses R, Freedman, ; M. Laior, C. Townsend, L. Townsend, A. Fielding and um mis, Yesterday afternoon, at the school adjourning, Was the annual distribution of prizes to the chiidren, who, in gay and holiday attire, trooped home, very bappily, carrying the trophies of their good conduct with them. A Special Term of the Court of Over and Terminer for Westchester County—Usanc V. W. Buckhout Again Piaced on Trial for the Murders of His Wife and of Alfred Rendall—The Usual Difficulty in Obtaining a Jury. The horrifying crime perpeirated at Sleepy Hollow, West- chester county, on January 1, 1870, which resulted in the kill- ing of Alfred Renal! and Louisa Buckbout by Isaac V. W. Buckhout, the husband of the last named person, is again Yesterday morning a special term of the Court of Oyer and Terminer was commenced at White Plains, before Justice Joseph F. | Barnant, County Judge Robert Cochran and the Jnstices ot Sessions, for the third trial of THE WRETCHED UKDERER, Who bas twice eecaped the gallows, aa it were, by “the akin of bis tect.” The first trial of the prisoner, on an indict- ment found against bim forthe murder of Alfred Rendall, took place in March, 1876, and resuited 1m a disagreement of the jury, nine being for conviction and three opposed. in the same mouth of the present year Buckhout was again tried, when eleven of the jurors were for conviction, and his | life was protonged through the: KUPELSTITIONS OGETINACY | of a weak minded and eccentric German who. as it sunse- quenily transpired, was drawn ty mistake to the regular panel, owing to a sinularity of names, ‘To anticipate tbe expected dvticulty in obtaintog a compe. tent ynry & panel of 500 citizens had’ been at: by order | of thie Court, ana these, together with @ muimerous concourse { spectators, thronged the out the di reoder- ing the already close nature jnere almost unen ie. The prisoner, who was neatly attired, appeared to and always ready to greet of anything in the form of a plies elicited by evnr with a bearty cuitckle the di | joke. THE TASK OF GETTING Owing to the Leinousnens o' bas obtame: competent ju trial. near y every man bel aud bis opinion formed as A TORY. ity 1m seiect ng @ apparent than at the last fonnd famillar with the case the guilt or innocence of the accused. As tn the P trial, bie that cou for ¢ were ¢ 1 to en elnde the most int « and when doing 0 had been exhausted they would ok on their right to aperemptory challenge. In this manner the day was occupled, and alan advanced hour In the afternoon oniy three jurors had been empanetied, Disirict Attorney Dykman is assisted in the prosecution by Henry L, Clinton and ex-Disirict Attorney. Jotn S. Bates, While Fravei Larkin, ex-Couaty Judge Roverteon anc Jobn S. Millard form the defenc SOLOMON SAXTONS DEATH. How Did It Ocrcurt—A Justice Who Weald Not Held an Inquest—Staiements Rezard- eg the Matter. omon Saxton, of Amityville, L. 1, was killed by an engine on the South Side Ratlrvad at four jock on Wednesday morning. The revorts of the cirenm- stances attending bis deuth are very contradictory. One story isto the effect thnt Saxton had a fight with a colored man named Smith. As the train was approaching Smith struck saxto! sng him down on the middie of the track, and bein! not gr Out of the was ated, contd seftect that Sintth had stolen a horse some ays aco and Went on & Spree, and meeting Sexton aquarrel ensued. Whoo they met at one of the hotels oo ming at the coacinsion of a Fourth of July uarrel Was renewet: Smith surnck Saxton ‘owe the railroad trac lowing soon Lon kw by the locomotive, story is that Smith had insulted the wife of Sax- a few go. and that Solomon war deter | mined to be revenged for suit ty his sister-in-law. When at the hotel Solomon began pre paring Smith. His brother interfered throwo violently to the ground. While et. aDd aborted to Smith to hhedid, When 8 was let loone and in goin the track was into toe ay He was dead hve ewes thrown bigh platforn, hington, Jus » bold an inquest. but i is re the friends of The remains as the weather was warm. ay. RUM, OPIUM, SUICIDE, A Wealthy “Man trom New Hampabire Drinks loandapem in Madison Park ned Dies in Kellewne. About balf-pa: jo o'clock yesterday morring very re spectable appesr! man, Sftv-tive yeare of age, was fo ivi und in Madison lark ina sta of Ine ’ y offver Lode, of the Twenty-ninth precinet, w covered ab srtially filed with laudanum be fan ambulance was » Bellerne Ho reeto earned that de wed bad business did ulties of a seriour character, whieh had induced him to INDULGE LX INTOXICATING Lighons to an alarming extent. HKesidea (hese it was suown that a tendency to insanity existed fami During the afternoon Co Hereman cajled at Morgue to hold an Inquest over the remains; iit. aso penser were present complete history. of journed the mquinition for a dw Mr, Dow was a native of Dorse ye LW New Hampenire, to which aterment, He hes Mr. Dow lived in Auguntis, previows to the breaking oul fated an iromense fortune, mostly in lauded pr OF this Le Owned at the tine of bis death, brain was the possessor of conailerable property tn Ul jug the house an whicb be lived, Mr the MOBY BRAY POTABLE FAMILIE in New Hampshire, ams bis father was c nent aurgeope in New Rngiand. It bas invested heavily in a paten ant al the time of his deash hi went the most emt. ed that puny of ibis eit xed from the inves. MORE XEROSENS KILLING. Stil awother Worning against carelessness with Kerosene was added yesterday 10 the already frigtt- Taliy long jist, Au inquest was held by Coroner Herrman, at the Centre eirect Hospital, on the boay janie from taking oysters ont of Now. Jersey beds. Judge Nison rendered a de Bit yesterday. that the was ove of :reat inperiange, Involving Ove consitutionaltty of Whe law of the Sete and (he right of ike Siate to control the aysier veda in tpet State. The presumption to the eonau- Hittonality was one tbat required grave consideration, and ihe Courk heving heard the argument of couneel aud having the cane inetnre copsideration, ertered thal tbe mao be dowe. of Mrs. Blizabeth Apperhoe, a German woman, aged twenty-seven years, who died at No, 0 Maaison street from the effects of burns received on Wednes- day evening last, Deceased, tf appeared, had acct dentally upset acan containing kerosene oil on a hot siove; the oil instantly ignited, setung her clothes on fire and burning her so deprfully that she Aled as above stated, cip! 4a) Committee in Scasion—Worthy Dis- 4s of the Great Bill Poole in Council— That Eleventh District Again— Noise and Nonesense—Mr. Touscy Can't Resign. ‘The Republican General Committee of the city of Rew York, of which Mr, Horace Greeley has been elected the perpetual chairman, was assembled last evening over the chop house of Jerry Thomas, cor- ner of Broadway and Twenty-second street, Many events have happened in this building which could not be placed on a racing programme, Artists meet 1 this edifice to smoke long-stemmed pipes and to drink cheap Rhine wein and quarret over the merits of the paintings and drawings made by their bosom friends, Ladies go into this noble place to have their minds improved as pianists, and dead beats who have no other sleeping place have found tt most comfortable to recline their limbs on door mats in the lotty halls of the soapstone building. Often on ighis when the whiskey shop below is not very largely tbronged with customers and when there is but a very slight show for a drink the passer-by on the greatest street in the United States will observe a number of men, ranging from forty to sixty-eight years of age, standing in a hall door of thts most celebrated of radical bulidings. People of an inoffensive and business sort going by will quite naturally look at this group of men, who have their mustaches dyed, and in a general tone of face resemble gamblers or “ropers 10,’ who have Jost all they have made out of their victims durmg the night. This is the sidewalk committee of ihe Reparblican General Committee. They have up stairs for the head and front of their ofending nominally Mr. Horace Greeley as chairman. Not a delegate likes Horace Greeley, Gomg up to the hall where these gentiemen of the Kepablican General Committee assembled might be seen & man with the very highest colored mustache holding the hanule of the doorm his brawny left hand, and with his dexter eye he glared at the intruder as he came in, The gas burned brightly, and every man there believed not in his soul, but in a party and selfish sense, that he represented and controlied the opinions and wisdom—if such latter quality exists—of the President of the United States. A number of these gentlemen seemed as if they had sat on hydrants to get a Wash on com- anies which rivalled them tn getting to a fire first. Some dozen or so Who sat there had still the feeling ol gettmg revenged for the death of time-lamenied and never to be forgotten ST. WILLIAM POOLE, who occupied the positton of an honest but inemi- ctent butcher in the old Ninth ward, It would have been simply impossible to bave. convinced those men In the convention that the day has passed for guch stupied nonsence and that it can never return ain. MSiuclalr Tonsey, who was formerly a very plain man betore he went to Europe, and who, since then, has been the best aud most earnest speaker in the cominittee, committed the fault last night of wear- ing & beautiful rose in his button-hole. Every ges Ueman tn Hyde Park, Rotten row, the Boulevard Sevastopol and the Rue Kivolt wears a flower tn his coat lappel, and so did Mr, Sinclair Tousey last evening. Mr. Polhemus, who was at ‘one timea britmaut lawyer's clerk of the first water, declared against Mr. Tousey’s resolutions, ery ofiice-holder in the Custom House and Post OMice present in the meeting who believed that Mr, Tousey fad a pull, craned their necks back and Straightened themselves out in & mock attitude of atrention, It was blisstul to look at this particular spectacle. PD. D, Conover, a genlieman with a low crowned white hat—and, indeed, tt ts a very objec. tionabie hat—with a black band, which was placed under a chair and Kicked by a gentieman whe dia not like Mr. Conover, addressed the meeting in a gram- matteal fashion. ‘This business exctted a grea’ deal of attention from the port harbor and along-dock men, and THE EXCITEMENT ROSE TO A HEIGHT. when a dec ig young gentieman, General Foster, formerly of the Nineteenth corps, who had been with Sueridan in the Valley and at Irish Bend and Knew Banks, got on his teet and spoke some more good English. No more fitting commentary could be made on the weakness of the repuolican organization im the city of New York a8 it stands to-day than the mentary of the remarks made by the deiegates of this General Convention of the republican party which met last evening in Broad- wi Tammany can have no possible fear fro such adversaries in the years to come. As soo the meeting was organized, and Colonel Pollock ap- poinved temporary Chairman, TUE OLD QUESTION of the organization of the Republican Association mn the Kleventh Assembly disirict was brougnt up. Every one present seemed to wish to have tae tron- bie ed; batt some dozen or more persons, ambi- tious to make themselves heard, insisted in getung of long-winded speecaes on the matter, thereby mudahug the affair more than ever At the last meting a committee ot bar were appointed to the nuies. Some eighty-five others nes to the commiltce as beg desirous Of joting the association. Mr. MILLER moved that the eighty-five names that had been offered jor the enrolment in the Eleventh district should be accepted by that orgau- NCLATR TOUSKY olyected, Ife said there is already an organization tn that district, and moved an amendment that the old organization and gates to this © Inittee order otherw isi Mr. COAKLES POLHRMOS then got up. He saia tat this was not a genuine re-enrolment, but merely & revist and th olution of the jase meeting called for a re-enroiment; what he wanted ‘Was to DESTROY THESE MES wh trying to break up the repubiican party. Mr. Poinenins talked a great deal and satd jittie; he continuaily told lis assembled hearers that he Wanted ims thing ve novo. It was weil Mr. Pollie- mus dtd Nol kuow wny more Latin, or He might have kept springing ti on his innocent audience all might The way he suck paim of Dis left panda with the foredinger right was decidedly tmpressive, e ct ¢ Latin— MILLER offered to lay the original motion on le, and Lins was carried. }. D, Conover moved to reconsider, He “ick of hearing about this trouble in tie tet, and ne wanted to see it settied. They were as goud repnblicans as any in the etty, aod the thing could have been settled loug ago, but some people wished to make all tue diMeulty pos ble. Mr. Smclair fousey seemed particularily de- s1Tons ef doing so. Mr. Tousky, excitediy, THAT UX NOT so! Mr, CovovER—Y ou have done i to-uigit. After sorae more simular debate the motion to re- consider Was carried. Mr. SINCLAT ‘OUSREY--li is true that 513 men have come forward to enrol themselves as republicans, but not to go over body and soul, boots and breeches, to the old organization; but to fort eW organization. ANY offered as a substitute that to wo into the Ej ary inwetll ect omeers com- bis’ committee riet of “0h! Ben, don't | y lou’t make i any worse,"’) Mr. CONOVER—1 move the previous question. Amid storms o! eloquence and ‘ VAL CONFUSION this was carried, It Seemed that everybody was and Wanted logo home. ¢ a discussion Of some ten minutes? duration oc- C (RK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 187 minittee hold over till thts com. | i |B , Baker; curred as (9 What was the previous qustion, ju the Midst of it arose Mr. dor The old Maa OF the SI twenth precinct. He mumbled away for some tn amid & general diserder, rapping of canes on the | Noor, movement of benches, derisive laugnior, &e, He said be Was the oldest republican in the house ana he was HOUND TO BK HEARD. He sat down discomfited at iasi. A woWon to refer the etity-five mames back to the $15 Was then pat and carried. Several parnies now moved to adjourn. Mr. usey Fald:—“hefore we adjourn L wish to tender esignation to the chairman as a member of ihe Committe Movement and sensation, and many eries of eis. sont.) A motion lay Mr. Tousey’s resignation on ine lable was put aud carried a!most unanimonsly with @ perfect vel, The meeting then adjourned, and the temperance men of the party of punty went home, while the Test adjourned to the saloon helow to fight the old figat o'er again with a lite spirivnal consolation. WOIPIENT RIOT IN WILLIAMSBURG, ang of Workmen Atcempt Prisoner and are nclve Last evening court oMcer James Leo, armed with a war. Fant issued by Jneview Voorhies, ropa ar retinery foot of Division avenue, Williamsburg, and arrested one of workmen, Mathew Abrens, on # charge pettit are cony, he paving been accveed of stealing 4. copper hee. valved at fifty cra from Charles Francia, » § Adame siren, Whie the ofticer was ng bis pricvuer through Wythe avenue a gaug of men from the angar refinery came up abd atiempted ® reacue, Both officer aud prisoner were run into n lager beer ani A to Kencue a Made Prisoners ‘Them. and the oncer was assaulted in ruei manner. D Sheritt Lggers used every effort to exiricae the oMcer from the clutenes of the gang, but failin called io the assistance of offers Burrill and nedy, and then desperate contilet ensued, the Jaw dsing their joenate and the remcuers using. sic of offence as were to be found in the aaioon, Tn the end the iaw triumphed, and the leading rioters, with bloody heads, were conveyed ‘tw the Foursh atreet house, where Ureir wounds were dressed by Ir, Crea! The nates of the injured men are Richard H twenty-five yeara of Joneph Avbrecht, Kurtz, Johu Xehwah Mathew Abend. | who ba enth TAKING IN THIEVES. Desperate Effort for Freedom—The Hobeken Tin Box Snatchers, Ata late hour on Wednesday evening detective Finn was roaming through the Fourth ward, when he suddenly caught a giimpse of two notorious robbers who have been at large for some time, Scarcely had he commenced moving towards them when the pair dodged around a corner, and were out of signt in a moment, Luckily, however, at three o'clock yesterday afternoon Captain Allaire, who had not given up all hopes of trapping the thieves, was veating slowly near the corner of Cherry‘and James streets, when he saw one of the unsuspecting birds, named Martin Broderick, come into view. Captain Allaire rashed upon him, bat the thief darted off raptdly, ‘The Captain, how- ever, closed on him and seized him by the collar. Broderick vainly struggled to yelease him- self and attempted to throw the °Captain down, but the latier dealt him a powerful blow of Ms locust on the side of the head. The blood gushed forth from the wound, and Broderick, deem- ing further resisiunce uscless, surrendered. He was taken to the Fourth ward station house, Another oilicer Was then despatched to No, 70 New Chambers street, where it was supposed Michael Donavan, alias the “Wreck,’’ the other thief, was secreted. ‘The officer entered, ran up stairs and just nabbed Donavan as he was geting out of bed. He, too, was conveyed to the station house. There they were charged with being the desperate men who recently, in open day, attacked a laa named Fuller tn Hobo ken and robbed hia of about $700, It will be remembered that Fuller was sent to the bank for cash to pay the laborers at the Stevens battery. These two men, as alicged, met him on is return, knocked Nua senseless, and tien, seizing the money box, Jumped tuto a rowboat, which was lying in Wait for the purpose, ana made good vheir escape toward New York. <A requisition was ob- tained for the transfer of the prisoners to Hoboken, where they were taken yesterday and brought before Recorder Bolnstedt. The thieves denied having been in Hoboken at the time of the robbery, but the authorities are im possession of suiticient evidence to prove not only that they were inthe city at the ume, but that they are the men who carried otf the booty. The young messenger, Fuller, has identi. fed them as the men who knocked him down and robbed him, An examination in the case will be held to-day, THE MACE-COBURN STAXES, Dick Hollywoed, the Referee, Gives His Reasons for Deciding Mace the Wirner, In response to a letter written by Harry Hill, as Stakeholder in the Mace-Coburn affair, to Dick Hollywood, the referee, the latter gives the follow- ing reasons for the decision he rendered:— First, he says, he did not think it possible to have a second meeting in Cunada without interruption by the authorities, and therefore selected Kanaas City, as it is peopled by a sporting community and. prize "fights have come off there before witnout imterrupt Another reason for selecting Kansas City was to get rid of the rough element, hose acts the principals ure held accountable, New or other places might nave been selected, but only azard of doubling” exper Mr. Mace, the referee, saw the wisdom of the decision, kuew it to be final and determined to abide by it, Mr. Coburn did not, and Mr. Hollywood therefore ees no reason why Mr. Hill shoud not pay over the stakes to Mr, Mace, since there is no appeal from a referee's decision. Mr, Ho!lywood says, in concluding his letter: — Thereby order pay over to Mr: James Mace the amount of) the stakes fonght for, belng: as he is the man entitled to th ‘urthermore, 1 well know what and responsibilities of referee are, and I will nobody to dictate to me what they ton T woul! say I am well satisiied to leave it to the candid, thinking and honest minds, who will pho! ing in my decision, antiif Ihave erred it is becauaa and not of the heart. ibiaeasien Hoping Jpa wilt do as ordered above and bo governed ac- cordingly, T remain, yours, reapeetfully, RICHARD HOLLYWooD, Sonth Iiinois street, Indianapolis, Ind. ed following appears in the articles of agree- ment:— ‘The referee to be chosen on the ground, In case of magia- terial interference the referee, it appointed, or the stake. holder if not, shall name the next time and place of meeting, if poasible on the same day or in the same week, and either party failing to appear at the time and place specified by that oficial, to 1o8e the bate money. The stakes not to be given up unless by mutual consent or until tairly won or lost by a fight, and dne notice shal! be given to both parties of the ti and place tor giving the money ap. NAVAL: OFFICER LAFLIN. Alleged Malicious Statements as to a Coming trial—A Despatch from Judge Prescoti— What Ic in All About, Considerable excitement and some ill feeling has been caused by a statement In the Albany Argus relating to an approaching trial between the Hon. A. H, Latin, the present Naval Officer, and a person im Herkimer county, Jndge Prescott sent the following despatch to the HERALD last evening, Which speaks lor ltseif:— HeERKimex, N. Y., 1871. To 1e Error oF re HemaeDs NY" Tuy 6: 1A The paragraph in today's Albany Ayre referring to in- shetment of A. H. Latin does him wicked injustice, and I hope you won't pubiish tt AMOS H. PRESCOTT, County Jndge. The Express of jast evening has the following paragraph :— Atrial of some tmportanee will come off next week. Te is based upon an tssae between Mr. A. H. Lavin, the present Naval» Gilicer, and a person in Herkimer unty, A Depaty Collector and friend of Mr. Dattin gives the following version of the circumstances whieh let to it:—Some time ago a brother of the x Oficer, who was then doing some pusimess in Wash- asi come into the possession of a bond. This, with some other papers, he gave A. H. Laflia to take care of. “The fatter, in the hurry of the moment. put the envelope ntain- tng this bon carélessly into his desk, where ft remained = ume. One day rv. A. Tt. Lafiin took ont this en velope, forgetting what it contained, put another document in 11, sealed, directed and sent the bond and paper to a tailor in Herkimer county. in the course of time its brother, want- ing to recover ix bond, sued the tailor for it. The naval olficer was subpoenaed to testify in his trotber's bebalf, and tify the bond. The complainant's friends have denied certain portions of this testimony, and accused the Naval Oliver ot perjury. on which charge he will be tried. To this the Deputy Collector says “that when the trial comes off Mr. Laflin wil! show this to be « malicious prosecntion. He courts tue fullest inquiry in the matter, which he hopes will be bad ANOTHER JERSEY MYSTERY. A Man Found shot Through the Head in a Wood at Union 1 Yesterday afternoon an anknown man was found dead at the foot of # tree in the wood on what is known as King’s estate, His bead and @ were disfigured with clotted blood. A \urge hole was visible at the right ear, through which the track of 4 bullet was clearly perceptioic. and the face was blackened with ies and woras. gTass near a rev charged. ‘The The right band of deceased resved on the ver. the barrels of which had been dis- pectable appearance of the dead man at nee cseited suspicion regarding the manner in which be bad met with so sad ap end, He was dark complexioned, had dark hair and mustache (the hair being parted in the inid- die, wore # olack cloth vest and light pants. and had bin coat beside him. He was German, about twenty-five years of age. Was at once sent ior, and he examined deceased's pocket dnt failed to discover anvthine that might lead to his ide tifleation, except » white bandkerchtel, on which was im- printed the letters W. D. The body Was removed to Mr ane’s office at Hoboken, where it now Hes. It is diMeult fortunate man bas been foully mar- oamitied self-destruction. An investigation to-da . ARMY INTELLIGENCE. The following are the assignments of the Cadets ve just graduated to the different regiments of infantry: First regiment, Frank H. Edmu ments James ik, Ayers; Pourth regi Kobinson; Filth rewiment, Thomas M. Sixth regime Thomas G. regiment, Charles A, Woodru Wallace Mott: Ninth regiment, George F. Chase enth regiment, Francis W. Mansfield; Thi teenth regiment, James Fornance; Fifteenth regi ment, LH. Watker: Sixteenth regiment, George EB. Seventeenth regiment, vaniel H. Brush; Highteenth regiment, Wiliam B. Wheeler; Nine- : Third regi- 1, Henry £ Woourn Townsend; Seventh jzuth ‘regiment, teenth regnnent, Alexander MeGuard; Twentieth regiment aries HH. Ribbel; Twenty-first regiment, Willams &. Twenty-second regiment, Jonn McA, We fwenty-third regiment, Riehard H. Totton; Tweuty-iourth regiment, Payette W. Roe; Twenty-fitth regiment, Julius A. Parder, Cavalry Regiments.—Figst regiment, Thomas T, Knox; Secona regiment, James N, Allison; Third regiment, Fdgar Suiver, Andrew fH. Russell, Walter Frederick Sehwatka; A. S. Wyatt and ment, James KR. Waason, Jolin irapt While aud Pred. D. McKinney, Fourth regi- %. nt, Richard 8. Stewart an Sixth regiment, ree Auderson, Vintou A, Goddard, Charles ©. Morrison and Henry». Kingsow Seventh regiment, Andrew H. ; Fignth regi- ment, dames l. thekey; Ninth iment, Thomas S. Mumford: ‘Tenth regiment, Charles R. Ward, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Commander Woodward has been de- tuched from ordnance duty at the New York Navy Yard and granted three months’ leave, Assistant Surgeon McClellan, of the army, is reheved from duty ip the bepartment of the Missouri, and wil proceed to Potlauelpiua to report to the Surgeon General. SHIPPING NEWS. Almunae ior New York-This Day. 5 | Moon rises....eve 11 19 | High water. x.eve 12 21 Lieutenant 43 7 sun rises... Sua sets... OCEAN STKAMBERS. DATE OF DEPARTURRS FROM NEW YORK FOR THR MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST. ~~ Steamer. | Destination. Offer. Goeante,,......-|July > 119 Broadway. City of Brusee’ 15 Broadway. Austral IT Bowling Green Weser,, 88 Broad wt. ' + | Bowhng Green “20 Broadway. +|19 Broadway. JULY 6, 1871 CLEARED. Steamship New Yors (NG), Emster, Bremen via South by erring! & Co. ‘teamsl Columbia, V: At aueecamap, ja Van Sice, Havana—Atlantic Mail wr ieamship San Francisco, Reynolds, Hamilton, Bermuda— zt Steamelup Gen Barnes, Mallory, Savannah—Livingston, pigathip 8 Terry, Chapin, Newborn, NO—-Murray, Fer- 0. Steamship Aibemarie, Conch, Norfolk, City Porat and Steamship Vo.untecr, Howe, Philadelphia—LoriUard Steam- ship Co. Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, Portinand—J ¥ Ames, pbulp Jobn Bertram (NG), Fetersen, Hamburz—Puncb, re Co, Bark Heien Drummond (Br), Tregarthen, Gloucester, E— Hewlett & Torrance. Bark Venus, Davis, Rotterdam—J F Whitney & Co. Bark Helena, Potter, raltar for orders—Lunt Bros, bark Cartier’ Dove (ir), Saunders, St John, NB—Geo E 0. Brig Moses Day, Crosby, Nuevitas—J M Linnard & Co. Brig Idalia, don, Little Glace Bay—G H Brewer. Brig Rhone (Br), McDougall, Little Glace Bay—J F Whit- ow! & Co. 4g Brie Mary Olivia, Foster, Windsor, NS—Crandall, Bertaux Schr Helen A Bowen, Alexander, Demarara—H W Loud & aor Isaac Oliver, Pannell, Port au Prince—Youngs, Smith Schr Eveline, Pearce, Barbados—D Trowpridge & Co. Schr J P Cake, Envicott, Philadelphia—Chas Dunn. Steamer Vulcan, Wilcox, Philadelphia, Steamer F. N Fairchild, Trout, Philadelphia, Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelpnia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAW YACHTS. Steamship Lafayette (Fr), Roussan, Havre, via Brest Juno 24, with mdse and passengers, to Geo Mackenzie. Had aev- |, Richmona—Old Dominion Steamship Co, eral strong head gales er} the passag: jane 6:3) PM Mra Migeon, passenger, of Wolcottville, Ct, died; July 3, lat 41.27, lon 6141, passed 's steamer, bound east, supposed th Pereire, hence for iavre. Steamehip Civde, Kennedy, Galveston June 27, via Key West July 2. with ‘mdse and’ passengers, toC H Mallory & “Rteamabip Aaland Moore ‘Verbena, 8 hours, with My shian joore, Fe:mandina, wi mdse, to “James Hand. Steamship Wyanoke, bourne, Ricnmona, City Point and Norfolk, with nidse and passengers, to the Uld Dominion Steamanip Co. Bark W E Anderson, Gallison, Caibarien 12 days, with su- F to Danford Kuowiton & Co—vessel to James E Ward & 10, Had fine weather, Schr Margie, McFadden, Santa Martha via Savanilla 19 nen cottee, &c, to D De Castro & Co—vessel to Brett, Son 4 Co. Had moderate weather, Schr Florence Bailey, Bailey, Point-a-Pitre, Guad, 14 days, with sugar to H A Vatable & Son—vessel t6 master. Had fine weather. Schr C M Newins, Ruland, St Pierre, Mart, 13 days, with sugartoR P Buck & Co—vessel to Winchester & Towne, Had light winds and calms. No date, lat 3710, lon 74, spoke bark St Cloud, from Genoa for Philadelphia, 56 days out. Schr Loretta, Curtis, Virginia. Sehr O P Binns, Higby, Virginia, Sehr 1 J Merritt, Curtis, Virgin: acct Only Daughter, Headley, Georgetown, DC, for Hud- Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND sourTd. Sleamsbip Acushnet, Rector, New Beiford for Now York with indse and passengers. to Ferguson & Wood. Schr Antelope, Parker, Windsor, NS, for New York, with plaster to Crandall, Bertaux & Co, Schr J F Chandier, Miller, Windsor, NS, for New York, with plaster to J F Whitney & Co—veasel to inaster. Schr HE Chave, Clair, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to master. Scbr Chilion, Winslow, Richmond, Me, for New York, & re lumber to John Boynton’s Son & Co, r RW Brown, Dix, Portland tor New York, with lum ber to Holyoke & Murra Schr Thos It Faile, Philitps, Oyster Bay tor New York, with lumber to master, vee Samue! N Smith, Springer, New Bedford for New orl Schr Honest Abe, Caffrey, Rockland for New York, wit ner Pel SC Vonsht, Hall, Huntin, : chr Pelt 8 © Vous! luntington ‘for New York. with brick to Arnold & Co. srg 1a Sch', Reading Ratlroed No 80, Nickerson, Norwalk for Pa- adelphia. Schr Ssrab R Thomas, Arnold, New London for Philadel- phia. Schr Annie G Barrett, Bond, New Haven for New York. Schr Mary Ann Predmore, Hart, Northport for New York. Sehr J S Terry, Terry, Newport for Philadelphia, Sohr Hamburg, Prescott, New Haven for New York. Schr G W Purnei, Provost, Stamford for New York, Sehr Loon, Johnson, New Haven for New York. Sehr Asver 8 Parker. Carpenter, Glen Cove for New York. Sebr Tunis Bodine, Brown, Newport for Rondout Schr Clotilda, Hart, Northport for Peekakill. Scbr L M Warren, Roberts. Providence for New York. Schr Hampden, Baker, Providence tor New York. Schr Geo Wasuington, Peck, Stamfora for Flizabethport, Schr Antecedent, Pendleton, Stonington for New York. Schr Elia Jane, Allen, Bridgeport for New Yor! Sehr Signal, Siattery, College Point for Thomps Sehr Sarah Jane, Fordham, Port Jeflerson tor New Y Sebr Cynthia Jane, Gardner, Providence for Rondout. Schr Joiia S Swan, Knapp, Oyster Bay for Albany. Schr Enterprise, Mott, Roslyn for New Yor S ly, Waltham for New York. Behr HP Ely, Root, Norwalk for New York Yacht Fleetwing, Osgood, Glen Cove for Staten Island. Yacht Foam, Anderson, Sands’ Potnt for New York. Sloop Trioune, Veer, Oyster Bay for Harlem, with spars to master. Sloop © T Potter, Roe, Nantucket Shoa’ with fish to order, Sloop Farmer, Thorber, Northport for New York, with wood to Jayne & Co. Sloop Agent, Hark, Northport for New York. Sveamer ctra, Mott, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, to Isaac Udell. Steamer Deiaware, Smith, Norwalk for New Y. BOUND EAST. Steamship Dirigo. Johnson, New York for Porltand, Bark Ephraim Williams, Dix, New York for Dix Island. ba e, New York fur Fictou, Ns. Behart, Elitabethport fer Ne neca, Dehart, Elizal port for Newburyport, P Trigg, Linnekin, New York for Brandford. Ser Angeline Van Cleaf, Carter, Hoboken for Providence. Schr LS Barnes, Falconer, Clinton Point for Boston. Schr Seaport, Wiiiams, Ellzabethport tor Somerset. Schr J D Coffin, Strout, New York for Boston. ail, Tollen, New York for Providence. Schr Vapor, Johnson, Philadelphia for Cromwell. Schr Empire State, Read, New York for New London. snghr Anthony Burton, Johnson, Elizabethport for’ Paw- uckel Sehr Storm, Grant, Tremont for New Haven. Sehr Ninntlc, Smith, Elizabethport for Taunton. Schr Owen P Hinds, Clendennin, Vort Jotneon for Calais, Sehr K Trueman, Gibbs, New York for Boston. Sehr David Nelson, Fertis, New York for Stanford. Sehr Mail. Mead, New York for Greenwich. Schr Wm Thomas, Hyde, Rondout Providence, Sehr Mary Lisie, Danham, Rondout for New Haven. Schr D&E Kelly, Kelly, Sebr EH Wiliams, Kussell, Port Johnson (or Hartford. Sebr Tickler, ——, New York for New London. geht CH Ncrinain, Howard, Liizabethport for Portland, Schr F.C Smith, Vanausdaie, Elizabethport for Newport, Sebr F Waterman, Chase, New York for New Bediord. Schr M A Hearn, Hall, Amboy for New London, Schr Hester, Davia, Elizabetuport for Porich Sehr Lilue avid, Blair, Rondout for Bridgeport. Schr Yosemite, Mott, New York for Rosiyn. Sloop Jenny Lind, Sheppard, New Vork for Brandford. Yacht Send, Rutiaad, Staten Island for Greenport. Steamer United States, Davis, New York for Fall River, Steamer Electra, Mou, New York tor Providence. WirresTonr. Li, Jniy 6-11-50 PM. A dense fog as prevailed since 9:20 PM; a numberof const wise veanels cast anchor off the flats opporite i couse- quence. for New York, mi Bark Mathilde Octavie, Sehr Z Briges, Roni BELOW. Ship J A Thomosen, Thompson, trom Cardiff Sane 7 (by pilot boat G W Biunt, No 11). SAILED. Steamshins New York, for Bremen; Columbia, Havans San Francis Bermuda; Ger Barr Savannab; Kien S Terry, Newhern, NC; Albemarle, Richmond, &e; Volunteer, Phiiadelymia. Winuat suneet 8, light. Marine Disasters, Brie TW CHrstmy, laden at Lit 400 of coal for Boston, was wrecke: Dabiy @ total loss, Sonn Jony M Tayton. Fowler, which arrived al tov June 24 from Pensacola, ring NE, 4 ace Bay, ituie distant, daring a squall, of it striking the mate, ™m several feet trom the vessel owered & boat immediately, out before it could reach him he went down; he must have been badly hurt by the traveller, as he was ‘not in the water over five minutes before he sank. ‘Two of the crew had their heads badly cut piece of the traveller, Mr Chandier was 26 years ot age, and hasied from Ohio, Scnk HS SIMMONS (of Cape May), Godfrey, from Dan versport for Philadelphia, put into Newport Iet inst to land man named Sbomberg, ohe of the crew, who was attacked carried awa. Chae W Ch overboard and made senseless by the cook, a colored man, name tin Known, who aiterwards jumped overboard, and was drowned. Sona Cnan 0 KELLY, Colling, from New York May % for Santa Marthe, &¢, was spoken Hith nit (by sehr Eioma Ella, At Halifax iid inst), aod reported had shipped a quantity of water dumbg & aeavy gale. STFAMER AsHORE—Wood's Hole, Mass, July 6—A achr- Pilisa Miscellaneous, Purrer Jan M Ford, of the steamship Asbiand, from Fer- nandina, wili please accept our thanks for his attentions, IMPORTANT TO SHIP OWNERS-Callao, May 26—We have repeatedly calird the attention of shipowners to the neces: sity of huving the croper draught of water that sh load inserted in French Veritas or American Lloyds Af to obtain a fuileargo of guano at the Perivian dep We again repeat the recommendation, or where anflicient it cannot te obtained it is preferable to have none In- served in these books, aa in this latter cage English. Llo; rules are adopted. English Lloyds rules adopted by the Pee ruvian Government Surveyors are. Vesela first clans, under 22 feet hold, 3 ine free sides, mem- sured from lower part of deck to water amidships. Vensois Oret claen, from 23 feet 10 28 feet hold, by ine for every foot of ty Veaseis first over 26 feet, 3)4 ina for avery foot of t clans are either not accepted or restrictod la ext government have just issued a decree for tne guidance of their surveyors, an evtract of which we give here: All vessels that have not a certificate of their Lioyds elanst- Geation, of having been in dry dock within 2 years, will be docked here for examination, " Lioyde (Eugiish, American or French) certificate will only be accepted. ag The American Lioyda referred to in the above ia pub- \ished at 3b Wallstreet, New York, under the direction of Thos D Taylor, and which book received the approval of the Peruvian government in 1869, Launcukp—At Kennebunkport Ist inst, from the yard of Below New Bedford Sth, @ whaling bark. Spoke. gone, from Liverpoo) for Rieb- mo! . lat ship all ¢ Buck, Blanchard, from Muy Oreste (ane $2 i wre, June ¥8, no lat, &c (by an arrival at | Bark Kepler (NG), from London for Philadelphia, July 2, lat 4033, lon 69 20, Bark Balder (Swe). Wulff, from New York for Antwerp, Inne 2, tat 49, Jon 23 10, Bark Iduho, Richardson, from New York for Cienfuegos, passed through Turks Island Passage 15th ult, all well, Bark Union (of Arichat), from —~ for Providence, July 3, no lat, de (by dilot boat G'W Blunt, No 1). Bark Clara, steering south, July 1, lat 38, lon 72,50, Brig Martha, of New York, bound north, June 30, lat 86 90, Jon 75, Sehr W D Bickford, Chapman, from Bangor for Port aw Prince, passed russ Islands 16th ult, all wells Schr Alice Myrick, Parker, from Boston for St Mare, Haytl, passed Turks Island $d nit, Schr Chas 1 Kelly, Collins, from New Yorx for Santa Mar tha, £c, June 16, no lat, &e, Poreian Ports. BRIDGEWATER, NS, June 22—Cleared, achr Summerville (Br), Johnston, New York. > TTA, July 2~Arrived, ship Garden Reach, Gilmore; Boston via Bombay. CAIGARLEN, June 23-—In port barks H Buck, for New York ; Carrie Booth, do: Eureka, do; brig Angelia, for north of Hatteras, : Fasano, PR, June 22—Arrived, schr Willie, Staples, Bal- timore. ( Havre, July 3—Arrived. snip Charlotte, Oates, Savannah. Livre Gisce Bay, CB, June 29—Salled, brig Lily (Br), Lawrence, New York, * Tn port 29th, brigs Alice Starrett, Hooper, for New York ldg; Gazelle, for do do. MAYAGUEZ, June 21—In port bark Acacia, Robinson, wie’ freight; briga Hattie, from Machias, «. to load for New York; brie, Small, for New York Says: 'echrs Moses Pat- ten, Idg for north of Hatteras; Eaward smn ir, for New: buryport 6 days; Melanta M Knowles, Smail, ior New York 10 days, Peron, June 24—Arrived, bark Nasbwank (Br), Le Bi New York: brig Ceres (Br), McCarty, do; 27th, bark Edw: Albro (Br), Stamp, di RIO JANFTZ0. June 1—Tn port barks Contest (Br), Scott, for New York; Lord Baltimore (Br), Huxford, for do; Tra- feller (Br), Penfield, trom. Bohimare jeer Lamy Litouroas from do; brigs Chowan, Forbes, for Hampton Roads 9 days ; ‘Thetis (Br), Brown, from Baltimore. SYDNFY, CB, June %6—Salled, brigs Shannon, Ray, and Ennis, Hopkins, New York, In port 25th, barks John Zittlonen, Fickett, from and for New York, arrived wd, to sail Sd inst; Almoner, Ray, from’ do, arrived 2h. St Joun, NB. July }—Armvea, bark Grace i: Cann (Br), Cann, New York. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, July 5-—Arrived, schr Alexander Young, Pawtucket. Sailed—Schrs AL Butler, and Mageie Cain, Allyn’s Point ; John Lancaster, Pawtucket; Wm Allen, and Maria Pierson, Jersey City ; Fannie Keating, Boston. "APPONAUG, duly &—Artved, achra Moonlight, Rogers, Georgetown, DC; Win Collyer, Tayior, Philadelphia for Box- bury. BOSTON, July 4—Arrived, bark Jennie Cobb, ee Chas Salli t schrs Chiloe, Lee, Georgetown, DC; J. M Broomall, ‘Dou :laas; Wi H Gif- Thomas; A’E Martin, Buell Crocker, Baxter; Restless, Ke! Mershon, Avres, Philadelphia; J J Clark, Lee, DOK 5th—Arrved, schrs Nellie Bell, Stahl, Wilmington, NCjJH Huddell, Sharp. Alexandria, Va; E A Hooper, Hooper, Georgetown, DC; J W Bartlett, Bartlett, Baltimore: Maria Roxana, Palmer! $ H Sharp, Webb; J. H’Hancock, Crowell; EM Baxter, Waterman; Southerner, Thatcher, and A Bits, McInivre, Philadelpbia; Israel Snow, Pease, New York. meer 1 ship, 1 brig, and 5 schooners unknown, bounp in. Cleared—Stoamship Aries, Whelden, Philadelphia; bark Brothers, Loug, Cadiz; brig Unicorn (Dutch), Suri- Mniled—Wind SW to W, Austrian frigate Novara; steam: abip Aries; ships Elsinore, and Mount Washington; bark A Coombs. 6th—Arnived, Hanieahive Raneas (US), from New York ; Oriental Savana: ahip Ivanhoe {Br Dunlop, Laverpooks (Br), ', Moni 3 oF ai (Br), a rift; Mary ‘Barbados; achr Sam Weller (Br), Pa- Cardift; Mary (Br), lermo. Also arrived, ship Kate Prince, Liverpool ;/barka Armenia, Mayaguez; Morton, do: Lizzie, oo; brigs Delmont Locke, Rondout: 8 D Hart, Philadelphia, aoa : BALITMORE, July 6—Arrived, bark PG Warwick (Br), McGill, Rio Junciro; brigs Giadiator (Br), Nickerson, Pajar do, PR; Golconda, ‘Lord, Sagua; schrsKagle Wing (Br), Demarara; David Currie, New York. Cleared--Steamship Berlin (NG), Undeutsch, Bremen via Southampton bark Tidal Wave, Duncan, Boston; brig Bebo, ‘erbunt 'o Janeiro, * Sailed’-Steamalip Berlin: bark Elverton; \iriga Cheviot, Echo, Toni, sophia. Alsoaailed Sd, alip Duisberg: Seb, barE BRUNSWICK, Ga, June 93—Arrived, achr Crar, Ham- MBANGOR, Jus 3—Arrivea, achre GW Glover, Holbrook, Hod; Rondout. intglon Schr Weilington, Barker, New York. BRISTOL, Joty 3-—Arrived, achr Z Stratton, Stanley, Provi- dence for New York (after going on the marine railway for repaira), Thosanied, schrs Panguasett, Wavles, Philaiietphe ; Oro thia Jane, Gardner, Rondout, ‘5th--Sauled, schr Kilen Barnes, Wilcox, Rondont. CHARLESTON, July 3—Arrived, bark James Mutr (Br), Rogers, New York ee ee Sears, Boston ; sehr jorence Ko; 1D) jew York. Cleared—cclr Uisra Sawyer, Branacomb, New Haven vis Jacksonvilie. Salled- Hark Pepita Sp), Maristany, Barcelona. i— 5 d, steams! Pm DARIEN, Gia Sune i? Arrived, schr Wiile Mowe, Berg- 1, Si rn, Cleared 26th (no! 24th), bark Cerlon (Nor), Eliasen, Grime- by; th, stip Victoria (Br), Woolston, Caerharvon, FERNANDINA, June 2-Arnived, brig Gem (Br), Bowser, vig W B Nash, Idg lumber for Matanzas. NROE, July’ 6—Poased in, brige Mary P Williams, and [tatia, from Pouce for Baltimore. Passed out—Steamship Bern, for Bremen; barks Indus- trie A sain; Avondale, for Bristol; brig George Latimer, for orto Rico, GALVESLON, June 26—Arrived, brig Carrie E Pickering. Torrey, New York. zith—Sailed, ship Excelslor, Pendleton, Liverpool. Cleared, ships Koomar, Biltott, ‘and Apdrew Jack ly, Liverpool; bark Azitngton, Costello, vot, and Monarchy, Montgom- Richards, Reet, Martinique. 3 2-Salled, brig C £ Kelley, Robinson, Fernandina. July 1--Arrived. Steamship Margaret, Philadelphia for New Orleans (aud proceeded). MOBILE, Juiy 1- Cleared, brig Teaser (Iir), McGregor, Haran: NEW ORLEANS, July 1—Arrived, bark Aunie Torrey, Libby, Cardiit: sont Mischief, Nichols, Marseitles. Ship Carter Oak. Tukey, Boston OLK, Juiy 3—Arrived, bark Dorchester, Ryder, -—Rrjg tua (Br), Dix, Berbice. nat VUURIPORT, duly 3—arrived, schr Pedro, Rogers, nor Sa~-Arrived, sehrs J T Weaver, Weaver, Philadelphia; Tra- TWared coeur A Boles; Yates, Phitadeipht saiied-—Selr SA lee, rt ladelphia. NEW BEDPORD, July 5—Cleared, vark Linda Stewart, Creighton, Havre (and sailed). NEWPORT, July4, PM—Arrived, chr Sarnh Leverne, Avery, Somerset for New York ; sloop J L Morgan, New York on an excurstor EW HAVEN, July 4—Arrived, bark: Liverpool; Hiawatha (NQ), Umness, Ni ; Katie J Hoyt, Arnold, and AJ Rentley, Robinson, Baltimore ; ¥V Buckaiew, fvimes: New York: bP Jarran, Bayies, Mig: water, Parker, Georgetown DC; Oliver beth; ort E Al Scofield, Titssosway, do. SACOLA, June 27—Arrived, bark Emma tyes (Br), #, Matanzis; schr Ella Fish, Roney, Bath, Mey 28th, bark James !. Worl, Park, Cardenas; uth, brig Jas Crosby, Fargo, Apalaciirois, Cleared 260i, ship Trenton (Br), Beattie, Shielis; brig Haze, Coover, Kingston, Ja; schr Hattie M Howes, Howes, Vrovidenee ; 27th, barks’ Patrick Heory (Br, Siumons, Liv: erpool; 2th, Caveo, Gardner, Providence Sen (Br, Honner, Liverpool; 0th, ship Calista: Hawes (Br, Minebing, do; bark Margarec'Ann (Br, Dickson, Cardi; brig Dasha: way (Hr), Kein; Tainpico; schr Minetta, Crockei, New York, PHILADELPHIA, July &—Arrived, brig Wa K Sawyer, Packingham, New York; schra F L’ Porter, Small; Wave Crest, Davis: Richard Vaux, Baxter, and Lb Wing, kndicott, Boston; Tantomount, Foster, Gariiner; Georjie’ Deering, Forbes, Portiaod: Herschel, Birdsall, New Haven; AH Ke wards, Bartolett, Salem ; Daniel Brittain, Carroil, Fall River. Cleated—stexraships Achilie, Colburn, Kast Boston Sax- on, Boj jorton jand, Merriii, on inn! » _ PE Lydia (BF), Scovill, do; echrs tone, Yobnson, Antwerr; park Kendall, nnd As! Pabens, Newburyport; LA John- fom, Mahima Dow, Young, Providence ; Reading RR rwich ; Anna Myrick, Richards, Provincetown ; Marriett, Preston, Newport; Reading RR No #9. Higgins, New York; Burns, Crosby; West tephen Morris, Seaman; J T Alburger, Howes J Bayinore, Burdge: E R Graham, Smith: Mary Fees, Harris Almira Wooley, Wooley, and M J Chadwick, Reed, Boston. . Lrwys, lel, Jaly 6, #40 AM—Arrived last nisht, bark Ada Carter, Matandas for orders; brig Eilen Bernard lett for Philadelphia, in tow, at 9 AM. A.large bark is beating in the Capra, "A ship, iwo barks and deveral brign, from abowe, ure off the harbor, waiting for the ebb tide. 8.30 Pw—Bark Ada Carlee is geiting under weigh for Phil- adeipbia. POUTLAND, July 4—Arrived, brig J Bickmore, Healer, New York. PORTSMNUTH, July 1—Arrived, achr LA Babcock, Lee, Philadelphia. ad—Arrives, eebrs Sinctair, Cate, and Wm Pickering, Gray, Flizabethpe Jona May, Neal, Philadelphia, PROVIDENCE, July 4--Arrived, brig Ocean Star (Br), Carroll, Swanse: hrs Ripple, G nover, Philadelphia for Pawtucke: it F Hawley, Bayles, Phila. jetpnia 5, ‘ab inet, Lynch. viont; & Flower, das ae Elizabetbport for Pawtucket: soup Mary Brash, Perry, Hoboken, Satied—schra RC A Ward, Edwar is, Georgetown, DC; Si- Jas Wright, Brown, Vermillion, Dickinson ; e Scranton, Palmer; Kliza Uamilton, Cole, and Nauseit, Hayo, New York. Gth—Arrived, echra Wm Heury, McPherson, Raltimore; & T Winos, MTuise, Philadelphia; Julia Ann, Wells, Kondout. Satled"selirs’ Westmoreland, Rice, W'M Wilson, Brown ; Jobn Cadwallader, Townsend, and Adie Murchie, Gibbs, Philadeip Millie Frank, Edwards; Ell Townsend, Nich- ols; RH Daly, Laniphear: John Manlove, Garlick: Onward, Wheeler; Victor. Look ; John Croekford, Hateh ; N Holmes, Hannah & Sophir Dennis, Crowell Corson; S AM Northru Saran W Blake, Binke; R_L Crook, Young; Ve ands, Pond Paci (inf; Chas Hale, inie, and MM freeman, wer, New Yor! F PAWTUCKET, July 4—Arrived, nchrs Agnes er, Molien, Phiiateiphias 8 A Falconer, Wilton: Lucy Robin #on, Drinko, and SM Tyler, Haskell, Elizabethport, ed cht Keaaton ieriroad No 4s, mutan, Philadelphia. Pe H, Jniy 2—Arrived, bark Mary McKee, Cobb, orton, Sailed —Sebr J W Ailen, Doane, New Haven. Sd Arrived, bark Architect (BE), Dosarigee, Onraie | sees Warren, Sawyer, Boston; Mary Van Cieat, Maxune, Carde- Pduiled--Barks La Palx (#t), Le Barbe, Liverpool; Com- modore Dupont. prepare tint Sth_Cleared, steamships Rapidan, FO ly Arrived, sobre E & 1 Cordery, Smithy SAI y 0 A Phere, Poole, New York. PU TNGTON, July 4~Arrived, schrs Mary Natt, New York tor Raybrogk ; Nabob, do tor’'Nantucket, WILMINGTON, NC, July 2—Arrived, bark Amazon (Br), MeDonald, Cardift; brig Urngaay (Br), Hilton, New York. 3a ‘Arrived, trig Atue Durkeo (st), Brown, New York ; schr Adetiza, Fal! River, Cleared-liric Mary & Dana, O'Neal, Fatt River. RREN, suip 8—Arrn senr James A frown, ihe A ann MISCELLANEOUS. BEOLUTE DIWDROES LEGALLY OBTATNED FROM A ». Courts of diverent ee a pend Advice free. tary Public and Commissioner for every ey TRING, Counsellor-aicLaw,050 Brosdway. ARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES AND PRO- AD visions. Dealers and families C save 2b per cent at THOMAS KR. AGNEW'S, 280 Gresnwi root, New Yor! TH OF JULY, BURN, CUT OR BRUISH YOURSELF, ine cholic diarrhea or dysentery. To be cured uns Dr, TOBIAS’ VENETIAN LINIMENT. ‘Sold by the drug: wints everywhere