The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1871, Page 10

10 EXCELSIOR! CONTINUED FROM SiVENTH PAGE. - £0 protect them it seemed as if New York city was in State of siege, In Twenty-ninth street, east of Eighth avenue, a targe crowd had assembled, and their faces did not abow @ friendly aspect towards the Orangemen, There were very few mempers of the Ancient Order offibernians in the streets, and those who com- posed the crowas seemed to be without any organl- ation or purpose, for during the entire day two men in concert never made an attack at one time a the Orangemen. The fact of having their plans coger m the morning newspapers seemed to ve disconcerted their system of attack, and all assaults made yesterday Were made by individ- uals on their own responstbility, There was a liqnor store at the southeast corner of Twenty-ninth street and Eighth avenue, which ‘was overhung by a wooden awaing. At the north- west corner was an unfinished brick butlding, and am front of 1t Was a pile of loose bricks, gathered tor ‘building purpos: Inspector Walling had command here, and kept his men well in hand. It 1s now two o'clock, and I Wish to be particular in Laon | what took place at te inning Of this disgraceful butchery. ‘On the awning referred to were a number of half- grown, 1mpudent boys, of sixteen years of age and ‘ander, who in every New York row are certain to 1ve provocation to their seniors, One of these noys eld @ billet of wood im his hand, and by his manip- Rlations seemed to indicate that he wonld throw It at the heads of the Orangemen, who were Jusi thea forming in Twenty-nintu street, with King William's banner at thetr head, A brick had been thrown over the heads of the police, who a few minutes before had suidenly at- tacked the crowd ana beaten many very roughly, andip some cases unnecessarily, and driven the erowd up Twerty-ninth street. Immediately after the brick a whiskey bottle with six-inch javel and gilded tetters was hurled at the heaa of a very gorgeous-looking Orangeman, who sat on a horse at the head of his men, who pum- bered about seventy-five in revalta, while about hundred of the A. P. A. followed in ctviilans’ clothes. They all seemed to ve laboring men of an humble class, and thetr numbers-were not sufficient as_was alterwards proved, to make a fight. “Tue glass bottle which was intended for the jaunty Orange Captain fell short of nia head and tell at the feet of a man in the Twenty-second regi- ment, which was at that moment marcaing io quick Mme down Eigoth avenue m colamn ot fours. Billy pha sung out to the men to keep cool, and they vtien some very foolish man in a militia regiment stepped out his of rank and fired his musket into the awning where the rowdy boys were congregated. A sinall cloud of blue smoke arose from the awning, but no one was hurt visiviy. ‘This fellow had Teceived no order whatever, and was simply en- deavoring to commit murder. Tne small boys scampered into the windows, erawiing under saskes ike rats, and alaugh arose even from the crowd on the waiks, who were willing and eager to This was the beginning of the last jor three-quarters of an hour, during the march from Twenty-ninth street to Twenty-third street. The great misiake which waused ail the putehery of women and children was ‘hat the troops in an Ostentations way loaded with Dall cartridge, and gave no warning whatever when they fired, as they fred without orders—acting solely on the impulse of the moment. At Twe' street regiment after regiment fired into each other, and wonnded and Killed their own members as wel) a the women and children on the walk. THE TROOPS RESTING. Wt was the intention of the milicary authorities yesterday ta allow the members of the various regi- ments to go to their homes after the parade had ome to an end, but they changed their minds last evenjng after the results of the aghth avenue buttie had veen made public. The consequence wis that aul the regiments were ordered wo remain = all night under arms, «0 that they could be calied upon ata mo- ments notice if their services were needed. The Ddovs did not relish the idea much, but like good soldiers they made up their minds to make the Most of a bad bargain and not grimbie at what could not be helped. If there should be no Indica- ticn of @ renewal of the riot to-morrow General Shaler will relieve the various commands at noon, ANOTHER ATTACK ON THE FEMIAN ARMORY IN AVENUE A. At half-pasi seven last night a large crowd of Fough-looking men gathered on the corner of ave- mue © and Sixth street and marched un the street. ‘They advanced steadily, and calling on their friends to fall in they gathered more as they went. Some of tem bore muskets on their shoulders, and More of them had horse pistols hanging loosely at their sides, in the style of cavalrymen. As they were approaching avenue Aa woman came running up and toid the orficer on the corner she Deard them talking about oven the Fenian ar+ Mory. Word was at once sent to the Eleventh pre- inet for all the reserves. The oficers already in charge of the building came ont on the et, formed a line across the front of the edifice, with their elubs and revolvers ready for instant use. When the mob reached Avenue A some five men Were seen to leave the ranks and go down as tar as Second street and return. Then, with very little talk, the crowd, which now numbered 400, dispersed i groups of eyght and ten, and went their several wars. It was evidently their intention to attack Sbe place, but seing it guarded, and ematrat 3 there Were more inside. gave up the proj> Up to twelve o'clock last night no other demonstration Bad been made. AT THE TWENTY-MINTH PRECINCT. Only four dead bodies were brought to the Twenty- Dinth precinct in West Thirtieth street—four men supposed to have been rioters, These all died trom ‘wounds in the head, death being tustantaneous, ‘They were evidently of the lower class of Irish, ana phn @Q appearance similar to that of those at @ Sixteenth precinct. These and one otter at the wrentieth precinct in West Thirty-fifth street were ‘aiso coffined and sent to the Morgue. Daring the evening the police indulged freely in clubbmg. A complaint was made against an officer of the Sixteenth precinct, whose number 1s 464. for clubbing @ man without cause. The individual £lubbed came to the station house covered with ‘blood from a scalp wound. An alderman, who saw this same officer fire three shots from bis revolver in the street, also came to complain of him. Several ether arrests were made by officers of this precinct. COMPLETE TABLE OF ARRESTS, Notwithstanding the exciting events of the day Ahe arrests were remarkabiy few. The detective force, under Captain James Irving, arrested sixty Hiovere at various points along the line, in addition ‘to which arrests were in the various precincts as follows:— Precinc' t. Arrests, Precinct. Arre: % 4 3 a | 1 sa - 1 . 6 - 2 4 _ - “8 “Pe 2 - 6 - ~~ & - . 6 7 o 2 . 2 1 . 1 cS A POLTROON POLICEMAN, During the obarge of Captain Copeland's force of police upon the metonsly-inciined trishmen in front of Hibernia = Hall, oMoer O'Grady, of the Sixth precinct, was observed skulking behind the other officers. He jaa immediately arrested aud taken to we loc Headquarters, and, in presence of many of Jellow Officers, stripped of his shield aud vut- by Captain Kennedy, was consigned to a cel He was the subject of many contemptuous remayr! uttered by the witnesses of his oficial degradation. EXTENSIVE FIRE. of a Varnish Factory—Loss 815,000. About two o’clock yesterday afternoon @ fire broke out im the second story brick buliding 382 ‘Weat Tweilin street, ocoupied by G. Puimer, as a warnish factory, caused by varnish boiling over pe di ope out soot the kettle, In an instant the i flames, Damage to stock Bhowe $i ‘Fisoon, ere building was totally consamed; $2,000. With regara to 6 insurance Soching partioaiar ae contd be sscer tained. EUROPEAN MARKETS. m1“enscis Covet pee by 3 ee. duly x 4 Yr. Mearucdon ga plans, 944 Tor export and fom i Scobie asa etme nay et Lins poy JARERT.—LIVERPOOL, July 12 — Proviaioxs MARKET, —LIVERPOOL, July BR Beal Ris, 64. ney tlarce of 506 Ibs. for extre prime mens, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 87L— FRANCE. |'Thiers’ Letter to the Pope Pro- nounced a Forgery. The Proclamation of the Count de Cham- bord in the National Assembly. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Panis, July 12, 1871. NM. Favre, in a speech before the National Assem- bly declared that the letter recently published as from M. Thiers to the Pope 1s apocryphai. The Journal Oficie! of to-day also staves positively that the alleged letter is a forgery. THE PARTY OF THE RIGHT TO THE BOURBON PRE- TENDER. It 1s statea that the party of the Right in the Assembly is preparing an answer to the proclama- von of the Count de Chambord. PARIS RETURNING TO HER NORMAL CONDITION. An order for the raising of the state of siege of Paris 1s expected at once. GAMBETTA IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. M. Gambetta appeared in the National Assembly yesterday and took his seat. He was cheered by the members of the Left. THE FETROLEUSES NOT TO BE TRANSPORTED TO CAY- ENNE. The Minister of Marine, in an address before the Assembly, gave ap explicit contradiction to the report which had obtained publicity that 1,000 women arrested in Paris as incendiaries, &c., after the occu- pation of the capital by the Versailles army were to be transported \o Cayenne. AN IMPERIALIST PREFECT SUREENDERED. M. Janvier de la Motte, ex-Prefect of the Eure, who 1s charged with having commttted heavy defal- cations under the empire, has been extradited py Switzerland, at the request of the French govern. ment. A MEMBER OF THE COMMUNE CAPTURED. M. Ferré, a member of the Commune, who was supposed to have been shot by the troops, has been arrested. Another man, who resembled him greatly, and now turns out to have been quite inno- cant, was, on May 26, dragged by the soldiers toa ost at the Rue St. Germain and there shot, under the supposition of being Ferré, the Communist, A LEGITIMIST DEAD. Count de Polignac is dead, — — 3 REPORTS. Bad Blood Between the German oops and the Inhabitants—The Courts Martial for the Trial of Communists—Honors to an Englishman. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Paris, July 12, 1871. Quarrels between the inhabitants and the German troops inthe occupied districts continue to be of frequent occurrence and cause the Germans to re- sort to rigorous measures for their prevention. RETRIBUTION NOT YET COMMENCED. The courts martial for the trial of the Communist prisoners have not yet opened, and the time for the commencement of proceedings is as yet unsettled. CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR CONFEBREd ON AN ENGLISH COLONEL, It was Colonel Loyd Lindsay upon whom the Cross of the Legion of Honor was conferred, Colonel Lindsay was at the head of one of the English societies for the relief of the wounded in France. COUNT DE camer THE The migrcamiees of cael Orleanists Says He is No Pretender, but a Better Repub- lican Than His Friends nnd Ready to Serve the Republic. The Count de Paris has addressed the following letter to one of Ins intimate friends:— MONSIEUR ELSinGRgE—I herewith return to you Dr. Bourguignon’s letter. Its contents have greatly interested me, and I thauk you for the communi- caiion, To ms advice whut we should abdicate I should reply, if 1 could, that oaly sovereigns or pretenders can abuicate. Asi have never put myself forward @s a pretender [ have nothing to abdicate. I have on every occasion clearly aiirmed that I claimed only one thing, and that Is the full enjoy- ment of my rights as acitizen. 1 claimed that J was ever ready to serve my country in posi- tin it shoud call upon me to serve it, but that I should ever consider as the only and true government that which my country had chosen. ‘Ihe petinon which we addressed to the Corps Legis- lanf, although elected under, the Empire, Was a sig- nal defimition of our position. Our offer to serve the overnment of Nationa! Defence was, | belteve, the Best recognition of the repablie: for once in the ser- vice of the repubtic it may well be believed we should have served it loyally. | What more could we do- Recognize the republic’ fut it 1s only for for- eign Powers to recognize a government. We, who simple citizens, cannot but submit and serve it. Shall we declare ourseives republicans? Such an expression of opinion on our part would not be binding to any o1 our frends. as for myseil, [ al- ready know that I am infinitely more repubtican than’ they are—that fs to say, that I have no aver- sion whatever to a republican Jorm of government. But these pompous declarations, which are or seem to be always dictated by personal interest, are good enough for the Bonapartes, but not for people ‘who want to be respecte LOUIS PHILIPPE D'ORLEANS, GERMANY, Conciliatery Conduct Toward France Recom- mended. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, BgRLIN, July 12, 1871. The oMcial Provincial Correspondence say: “Germany, confident in her own strength, watches, with calmness and sympathy, the redevelopment of France. Her only desire now t# to bringabvout, as speedily as possible, the re-establishment o! iriendly relanons, Te The Auctrian Legation at Berlin To Be Raised to a Full Embassy—Debate on the Military Estimates—Count Beust on the Reor- ganization of the Austrian Army, TELEGRAMS TO TWE WEW YORS HERALD. ViEssa, duly 12, 1871. The Austrian delegation nas approved the esti« mates expenditure for raising the Austrian legation at Berlin to a full Emba: SYRENGTH OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY. Debate on the military estimates is now in pro- gress. The Minister of War reports that Austria is already able to furnish ao army otf 659,000 men. Count Beust, in a speech supporting the estimates, said now was the nest time for thoroughly organiz- ing the army without creating mistrast, CUBA. An Execution on Board a Steamer, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. HAVANA, duly 12, 1871. Osorio was hanged from the yardarm of the war Steamer Neptune, at Nnevitas, The remains of Crbollino were buried with great pomp and cere- mony. er AMAICA. The Jamaica and Porto Rico Cable Lost Again— Another Cable Between Hayti aad Jamaica, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALE. Kunaston, Jamaica, Joly 12, 1811, The Porto Rico and Jamaica vabie, which was reccently recovered, has been lost again. The prpenes Saffolk has abandoned the attempt made ain secure the broken line, and has gone to aid in the Windward cables, viaing the 8 coast cable to Jamaica will be laid immediately, aig, woverumeat baying pald she awount of ad agreed upoty ‘ SPAIN. Senor Sagasta Appointed Min- ister of Finance. THE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES OF SPAIN, Sixty-five Miilion Dollars to Pay, and Where is the Money to Come From? CAUSE OF SENOR MORET'S RESIGNATION, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. MADRID, July 12, 1871. A royal decree is published accepting the resig- nation of Seilor Moret as Minister of Finance, and appouting Senor Sagasta to the vacant portfolio, MORE RESIGNATIONS TO FOLLOW, The Secretary of the Ministry of Finance and other high officials of the governmest have also tendered their resignation in consequence of the retirement of M. Moret, which 15 generally regretted, and just now very unfortuate for the government. Fears are entertained that the new biinister of Fimance will not be able to face the great difficuities in the way of paying $65,000,000, the amount of interest now due on the public debt. SENOR MORET'S RESIGNATION CAUSED BY THR NARROWMINDEDNESS OF THE OPPOSITION. ‘The resignation of Seflor Moret, and the subse- queut breaking up of the Cabinet, have been due to the question before the Committee on the Budget, of the terms to be granted to the Bank of Paris to rescind that part of the contract of 1870, for the ne- gotiation of treasury bonds, not yet carmed out. These bonds, guaranteed by national property promissory obugations, were negotiated to the bank at sixty-nine per cent, with other tard conditions, which the government, under the circumstances, were forced to accept. It appears that owing to various causes all the stipulations could not be fultilled by the Bank of Paris, which entered into a negotiation with the “Banco de Castiila,” anew establishment started in Madrid, to wich it trans- ferred the Treasury bonds and guarantees in its possession; and Sefor Moret, wishing to free the nation trom a contract which he qualifiea in the Cortes as “entallmg great sacrifices,” took advan- tage of the opportunity to obtain an annulment of the unfulfilled portion on any terms that might be practicable. These terms, subject to the approval of the Cortes, were a compensation to the Bank of Paris of about £300,000, payable in the same ‘Treasury bonds, secured "by an equal amount of mor promissory obligations, coupled with a condiuion that about seven million pounds of simt- lar bonds in the nands of the government, being the alance of the £14,000,000 created in 1870 not take by the bank, should be cancelled Jorthwith. Tuey were met, however, by a strong opposition in the committee, particularly as regards tie required cancelling of bonds, as calculated to give to the bank @ monopoly of this security, Which 18 in constant de- mand by the purchasers of national property, as the government admits them at par in payment for such property, and after several warm dixcussions Seilor Moret undertook to submit to the bank the consideration of the terms, which were amended as tollows:—First, the bank, instead of Treasw bonds, aix per cent interest guaranteed, to receive Tor the amount of the compensation oniy ‘promissory obligations of nal roperty, whieh do not bear any interest; se government to remain at liberty to issue at of the remaining ‘Treasury bonds as it may tl vement; and third, as the Banco de Casillla n: im hand the double guar- antee of the Treasury bonds and promissory obliga- tions, lis operation in counecuon with them shall be inspected vy @ Commissioner appointed by the gov- ernment, Even these modifications did not satisiy the opposition; but the oe having been put to @ Vote, was cairied by 19 09, giving a magarity to the government. The subject must sull be stom ted to the Cortes. Nevertheless Senor Moret bas thought if proper to resign, ~ ENGLAND. Minister Schenck on a Visit to Ex-Commisiioner Bernard. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK WERALB. Lonpon, July 12, 1871. Hon. Robert C. Schenck, the United States Min- ister, and daaghter, left London on Monday for Ox- ford, where they have since been tne guests of the Hon. Montagu Bernard, Professor of International Law of Oxford University, and recentlya member of the Joint High Commission. SHIPPING NEWS. A ac ier New Yer k—This Day. Sun rises 439 | Moon rises..mora 1 32 Sun sets. 7 31 | High water....eve 5 21 OCEAN*STEAMERS. OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THB MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST. DaTE Steamer. | Destination Office. ny of London ‘9 Broadway. Britannia... 7 Bowling Green Lafayette. 58 Broadway. Lowa... a 7 Bowling Green July 19.02 29 Broadway, City of Antwerp. |July 20 15 Broadway. City of Brook'n. Huy 23 Wo Broadway. 7 Howling Green 29 Broadway. 7 Bow.ing Green Atiantic. Port 1871. Or NEW YORK, JULY 12, CLEARED. tgamentp Scotta Br), Lott, Liverpool via Queeustown—C 2 Stean: & Guton, Steamship Tyrian (Br). Greig, Ginsgow—Henderson Bros, Steamship Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—H R Morgan & i ip Wyoming (Br), Whineray, Ltverpool— Williams ‘eiteamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford—Ferguson & Erle & Co. Wgtip Calliope, Dexter, Antwerp—Fancli Ship Helios (NG), Kraeft, Haraburg—-Fun: Ship Artiaun, Smiitn, Rotterdan--Saiter & Livertuore. Bark Albert the Good (Br), Bolt, Penarth Roads for orders -4 F Bulley. park Urano, Cosulich, Cork or Falmouth—Funch, Edye & “ark Unione (Ital), Casero, Gibraltar and Malta—Sioco- vieb & Co. Bark Hurra (Nor), Orerig, Gib ilar for orders—© Tobiag Bein Banquereau (Br), Robinson, Trieste—Crandall, Ber- taux Bark Tmmannel (Nor), © Tobiag & Rossed, Howes Bark Azelia, Weton, Langreen, Trieste— alta and a market Bark Serene, Oliver, Buevos Ayres—Dowley, ‘Prark Braziitera (NG), Va-J E Ward & Oo, Bark G W Rosevelt, Bark Mystic Tie (Br), $ vorners & #, Bio Janeiro via Richmond, Harriman, Havana—J F Ward & Co, aw, Windsor, NSH J De Woll & Brig Goodwin, Cra’ I fi Oporto—Jax Henry, Simmons, ralnta-Pitre, Gaad—H A son Brig Thos Waiters, Thompson, St Jonns, PR, and Maya brett, Bou & Co. fy Bexabuuin, 8 Croix —P Han! ri Lydin H Cole, Jones, 8tJazo —~Way: brig Union T (Bri, Tuflis, St Jobns, NF & Oo. PL Nevius & “Seur FG Davis, Hee wd Isle de Aver—-B J Wen poate Harvest Maid (8r, icy, St Johns, NF—George F alley, chr Adria, Larson, Svdney, CR -P 1 Nevins & Sons. br Antelope (Br), Burker, [aateport, NSD R De Woit St Jom, NB—Hevey & Par- «sehr Pamparo (181). Woider, ‘Schr Corneita, Dennigon, Fort Palaexi--Rentley, Miller & ‘hohe Ida Bella, Fiaber, Wiimington, NO D Hurloat & “Yichr Core, Bushy Washington, NC- Thomas, Holmes & Uo, Sebr O P Bians, Higoee, itichinond—Van Brunt & Bro, vowel, Parwutc, Hart, erie, oe hr EM Matieldy Bidrlage, ‘Provacetwa B Crowell & “Sa w Annie Free, Smith, Pembroke Jed Frye & Co, if Laura White, Rovinson, New London—Ferguson & Mary Isabel, Sammia, New Haren—Rackett & Bro. four Little Charley, Kose w Fag Raokett & iro. Sloop Parmer, Bi eo New Ferguson & Woot, Sloop operon nee New haven ~-Rackett & Bro, Steamer Philedetyhia, Jones, Philadelphia, Steamer 8 F Phelps, Brown, Philada.pnia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED KY THR UERALD SRAM YACHTS, Steamship Java (Br), Marty a dirs Joly) gad mage Ya, wilh mdre B87 passengers, (0 ranckl¥n. Bteamship Deomark Wry, Andrews, Liverpool June 2 and Geenatown Suh, with nites ate bob to PWS tret, Bad strove Wester witde and: he y head ten tbe entire July 7, int 8 ib, pasted ark Chae. seue (dr, bound we; luthe tat at A, ones 08, passe at is), bound safteamain Lapince (B), Buenos Ayres June 4, Monteriden bob, Spujye 12, 160 Juusiro 1th, Bale Wd and Permampuco Jnnad wleamsip (supposed the City ‘ot Bi ements ecsikobuaidienesis hegiematesaraeta aeons vo Busk & Jevons. yore winds, July 11, atk, propeller an with mase ang ng rienced tine weather aad f0 favor M., 75 miles 5 by peer: to this po. E fro was obiiged to vail ‘thet alk ba 0 at 2M, wards, Havana ‘. th ah “Sienna Steamship Missourl, wi = mdse and passengers, to the Atlantic Mi Bteamship Mima Thomas (Br), Stare: Sydney, CB, 5 days, with coal, to C B Swain & Son, "Ha Steamship Albemarie, Couch, Ricks Point and hk mdse and passenger ny Norfol ra, to the Old Dominion Steamstiip Co, Steamsnip Hutteras, Lawrence, Richmond, City Port and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Samia vest uses J Liverpoo! 2 days, with mdse arvert Queen, Janssen, Liverpool , an a assengers, to CH Masshall € Co, Had light varia je winds, Bark Ebenezer (Nor), Nielson, Caruiff 49 days, with rail way iron to order—vessel to Wendt, Tetens & Bockmann. ‘ook the northern passage and had variable weather; was 28 days west of the Bark Abd-el-Kader, Sparrow, Grand ‘Turk, TI, 11 days, with salt to Woodrnff'& Robivson—vessel to master, Had moderate weather, Brig Shannon, Ray, Sydney, CB, 15 days, with coal to C B Swain & Son-vessel ‘to Sinipson & Clapp. ' Had light winds and thick fog the entire pass: cary Newbern, NC, 5 days, with es (0 Even, Hawi G Benton & Soi Beh Tunis Depew, sheridan, Nortolk. Schr J E Lee, Skinner, Virginia, Passed Throngh Hell Gi: BOUND sours. Brig Americus, Hand, Cette May 29 for New York, with wine, £c, to M Lienau & Co—vesnel to Swan & Co. Schr WH Hatfeld, Hatfield, Windsor, NS, tor New York, with plaster to Crandall, Bertaux & Co, Schr Greta (Bri, Stinson, Musquash, NB, for New York, 12 days, with lumber to Jed Frye &C “Schr Abbie Ingalls, Tugalis, Musquash, NB, for New York, with lumber to Murray & Co. Schr Eliza Hamilton, ‘Cole, Wickford for New York, with railroad Schr War Steod, Phinney, Lanesville for New York, with stone to Dale & Co, James W Lawrence, Tooks, Providence for New york, ‘Schr Granite State, Burgess, Rockport for New York, with stove to L. W Johnson. paint Hobert J Mercer, Tribble, Fortemonth for Philadel. Pischr Ambassador, Warren, Baugor for New York, with bis to Peters & Co. Sel ‘rederick ciali, Pelton, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to masier. Schr J J Harris, Nichols, Gardiner for New York, with lumber to master. 8 Smith, Snow, Wareham for New York, with staves a 5 to Parker Mills. Schr Huth § Hodgdon, Pendleton, Rockland for New ork, with lime to ZR B Mary E Hoxie, ‘Ferris, Marth Vineyard for New Schr Yosemite, Mott, Roslyn for New York, with locust r York, with fish to ord timi hi h Gage, Brown, Georges Banks for New York, with fish to to ord: Schr Helen, Duileld, Poruand for New York, with lumber master, Sehr Hope, On, Chase, Gloucester for New York. Schr Silas Brainard, Hawking, Hartford for New York, Behr O C Acken, Mead, Stamford for New York. Schr B F Pitts, Frame, Riverhead for New York. Schr R Robinson, Crosby, Providence for New York, Schr Surf, Abbott, Providence for Trenton. Sebr Oliver Perry, Mury Glen Cove for New York, Sehr Jobu Wright oat “Portland for New York, T Mail, Mend, Greenwich for New York. Sehr Yarmouth, Das on, Providence for New York. Schr Elizabeth B, Hogan, Newport for New York. Schr Maria A tamford for New York. 1, Schr Onward, Wheeler, Middletown for New Vork. cbr $I Smith, Baldwin, Providence for New York. Schr Kntire, Conner, Cohasset for New York. chr Mary E Culfe, Gornam, Cow Bay for New York, « 8 Dean, Cook, Taunton for New York. Schr Guanes Hawley, Bennett, New Haven for New York. Schr James Englith, Baker, Newport for Rondout. Schr Alert, Hulse, Rockport for Eltzabethport. Schr Amelia, Parker, Providence for Philadel nae Sehr Palladium, Ruder, Dennigport for New Schr Monitor, Chase, New Bedford tor New York. 8chr F W Babcock, Babcock, Westerly for Kondont. Schr Traveller, Hodges, Newburypor for New York Schr Richard Law, Eldred, Stonington for Philadelphia, Sehr Hagle, Jayne, Providence for Newark. Sloop Milton, Loctwoot. Greenwich for New York. Sloop Sarah’ slizabeth, Clancy, Westchester for Fort Lee, Steamer Galatea, Nye, Providence for New York, with mise and passengers to laaxc Odell. BOUND EAST. Steamshin Wamsutta. Fish. New York for New Bedford. Bark Banquerean, Robinson, New York for Newfoundland. Bark Treasure, New York for St Johns, NB. Brig Emily, Brown, Hoboken for Portsmouth. Scur Loon, Johnson, Fort Johnson tor New Haven. Scor Old Zac, Beebe, Port Jobnaon for New Haven. Schr Tablthe & Hannah, Hill, Elizabetnport for Norwaike Schr Sarah Jane, Fordham, Po;t Jobnson for Norwich. Schr Tryphenin, Dottridge ‘Rondout tor Boston. Schr Almon Baker, Crosby, Rondout for Lynn, Scbr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner, Rondout for Providence, Sohr Elm City, Smith. Newbury for Norwich. Schr Nellie Carr, Linsdale, New York for Bangor. Schr Ella Frances, Bulger, New York for Bangor. Schr Thos Potter, Handy, uvoken tor Plymouth. Schr Kaven, Pendleton, Hoboken for Belfast, Schr JM Frost, Nelson, Baltimore tor New Bedford. Schr J H Youmans, Hunt, Elizabethport for Providence, Schr Louisa, Hambitn, Port Jonnson for Providence, New York for Providence. Sehr Haze, Spencér, Trenton ior Norwich. Sebr Maria L Hall, Lawrence, Albany for Middletown, Schr V Barkalew, Holmes, New York for Lynn. Sehr Boston, Rick. Newburg for Boston. Schr $8 Lewie, Cliford, New York for BelCast. Schr Laura Robinson, Robinson, Eltzabethport for Lynn. Sour Anna Fry, Smith, Poughkeepsie for Pambroke, Sehr vantel Morris, Mason, lizabethport for New Haven, Sebr Barab, Mitchell, New York for Bost 'd ipotford, Turner, New York for Buck a Reaaing ne Railroad No’ 43, Hayden, Port Jol arto gcckr Lime Raymond, Lord, Ellzabethport for Prov lence. t Mary Mullen, Dayton, Elizabethport for Providence. on for ‘hr 8S ne, Mott, Albany for Pawtucket. Schr aay A Hyer, (Seems New York for New Hayen. Sebr W , Chase, New York for New Bedford. Yacht Palmer, Stuyvesant, NY. for Easiport. Steamer United States, Davis, New York for Fall River. fo Galatea, Nye, New York for Providence. Warrsstonr. LI, July 13-1145 PM. F rwo harks and etx shooters for the gasswardy artived hare ataundown, They will remain over night, BELOW. Ship Kate Troop {Br}, Crocker, from Ardrossan May, with mdse. to J W Elwell & (Receined a Pilot July 9, lat $45, Ton 846, trom pilot boat David Micchen,eN. Berk Unaniian (BE), Mints, from Newensile April 97 via Londonderry stay 29 (ty pilot boat © H Marshall, No 3). a. Ghr. Fullerton, from Glasgow Jung 3, with mice, to Win Neleo poken July 9%, lat Bi b0, by plot boat David Mitchell No 3) SAILED. Steamsliips Wyoming, for Liverpool ; Glasgow; Georgia, Oharleston. Wind at sunset W, light. Shippieg Netes. ‘Th survey of the harbor of Bridgeport, Ct, for which an appropriation was made during the laat session of Congress, has been made under the supervision of Capt WH Edwards, CE (formeriy of the United States coast survey), and is now completed. The contract for the construction of a stone jetty off Long Beach, near the entrance of the harbor, to keep the sand from washing into the channel, and also that for digging out the channel, have been given out, and it is hoped by all interested in navigation that work upon these much needed improvements may be commenced without delay, Scotia, do; Tyrian, Marine Disasters. STRAMSUIP GEN SEDGWICK, for New York for Galveston (before reported) was in eolision with e schooner 80 miles E of Cape Heniopen, on the night of the $h; had her bows lit and put into Delaware Breakwater, leaking bad schooner’s rail was broken and rigging Garried sway, Wut tho aid not lenk, Say GOLDEN FLRRCE.—The fire on board the ship Golden Fleece, from Boston for Bor at Halifax, was extin- guished at three o'clock Friday afternoon, when she had more than twenty feet of water in the hold, atreama having been poured tn unceasingly from eight o'clock Thure- day evening. The steam fire engine Albert was brought to the wharf avon afterwards and commenced to pump her out, which drove ashore Jast fall at Fox Is purchased by the Nesers Lowndes: of Gagpe, was floated off on the 8d inst, and taken into pe Bay. BARK COALMETTE, before reported disabled ina gale off Galveston, 19th ult, was lowed to New Orieans 6th inst for repairs, by steamer St Mary, Soun Many Louisa, Deering, from Bangor for Fall River, with timber, mistook a light on the shore at Brenton's Polat for Beaver Tai! on Sunday night last, and rau ashore on ihe reef and bib The U 8 revenue steamer Moccasin, Captain Baker, went to her assistance, and would probably ancceed an getting ber off, She still remained ashore up to 10) AM yee terday, HR MARY (Br) at Halifax 7th from Sydney, CB, reports June s, at noon, off Jeddore, spoke s onan (Br McKinnon, from Boston for Summerside, PEL, ne: envot water; lay by her for some time, until it became thic the fog Lifted the captain had bis boat out and was fotki ly trying to run her on the land, Souk CUARLES WILLIAMS, from Elizabethport, with £0 tons of cvo!, of and for Taunton, aprung a leak on Saturda; alternoon, *th inst, of Point Judith, and sunk. Vessel an cargo # total logs. ‘No insurance, #OnR ANN E CARL, recently ashore en Block Island, now at Northport, LI, bas nearly completed repairs, and will sail for New York the last of this week. Sour JANR Wooprvry, Snow, at Backeport Ath inst, car- ried away head of foremast and mainmast on the 7th. She is having foremast taken out tor a new one, ScHn Saxon, Hateh, at Providence 4th inst from Bangor, 1 anchor and 80 fthoms chain on Nantucket Shoals, GIDRALTAR, Jnoe 24—The Ironsides, a which ar- rived bere June 16 trom New York, wii waprit apparently a brig of about £00 tous, May 22, in lat dip Snean Biocks, from Leghorn, ot and for in collision on June It, off Cape de Gatte, with ‘alusalem,, from Odessa for Queenstown, when the latier el received damage. [The Susan Hincks bas been re- ried as having into Oarthagena in distress, LiveRrroon, June to the loss of the Emily MoNear, from raity for Hong Kong, reported from Bataria May 2i as lost on Clapp Island, private {ntelugenes o “iny ataten that rid waa lont on Keelin; 400 miles from Clapp Ieland), one of tne Keel: oun, situated abont 600 mallee $W of the ‘Clapp n Breaker's I Ing ot Cocos straits of Sunda, nd, smal ialaad seven leagues SE by K of Java Hend, a end of the Island 0: Java. The Rermingion, Fowlers arrived bere trom Obarieston, ) TO ‘derelict vessel EF Dunbar, June 4, IP IG.N, lon 1010 We with her mainmaae gone ports havin at?7.40 PM, shout sight fost above ine dag fore and foretopmaa fog, with sbort ende of plgeing attached, b Mock all gooe, anchors hanging to the bows, histones i nad ow porta ont, with Umber ‘protradig ont of them, ¥ Pull ot waler? forward deokhouse waswed away ane ahver deckhonse gutted, Queneo. Jaty 10Rark Regina iradeed nal duly from Quebec for Southampton, as abandoned July 1, has been towed into North Sydnev, OB, waterlogged. Sypwey, May 4—Tho Intent advices from Fiji brought ja jwilgence ivat a very severe. hurricane had oceurred'at the niands theroand that it was feared some lange vessel had | 4 veen wrecked. The satay which sailed April § to as- certain ena found at int on the 1 bak ‘wreck, ind the In ide have been Int int with one w ‘white Keob, and the bad been picked up the vessel's name ourto ste ‘Keotuck ye w a WarEnronrn, June 80—The Eleanor, of Whitestable, from pubiia for Providence, fe}, whieh put in here 24h inet with to do duty, has been surveye ve a Seg ex rorthy. We are under obligations to Pursgr Hempstead, of the -T. RIPLE SHEET, ‘Steamship’ Missourl, from Havana, for tbe prompt delivery of our files, despatches, 4c, Fm 9 een (IN MAINE—N H Powers, Eee Anal Be bes | 2 launched, ready for sea, a schooner called tie Annie Powers, 75 tous, new ‘meapurement, to be commanded by Capt Thad: Ginn &Co have commenced building @ schooner of about 300 tons, old measurement. [aguoren—At Shelburne, NS, Ist inst, ship Republic, of $30 tons rm es 926 tons carpenters’ measnrement, built, by tor Messrs W 4 Hilton, W'T Kelley, Cook and ( Papt Jou A Corning, the latter of whom is command a A is fully iron be phon jen abeathed peresery coppered, and the largest weasel ever bai Shelburne. Neiice te Mariners. ‘The channel way at Drury’s Bluff (Fort Darling), James river, has been opened to a width of 950 feet and # depth of 18 feet at mean low water, and is now open for navigation, Whalem: Sailed from New Bedford July li, ship Emma (Jou Gifford, Pacific Ocean, Spoken. Ship Magnet, Crosby, trom San Franglo for Falmouth via Manzamilo, May 17, Jat 496 5, lon Bu. Ship Ses (NG), Fortmann, from New York for Bre- men, no lat, 4c. aa Great gery Bn NN ait trom Pensacola for Liv- |, June 23, lat 46, Bb B Rhine, erase, ‘ro London tor New York, June 27, no Ia ark’ s Masonic, Morse, from Trieate for Bordeaux, June 10, ompark Culpa Bk Bogart, fi ion for Philadelphi: . rt, hia, sone fart, from London for Philadelphia, Bark Yeaac Lincois, Mesriman, rom Newport (June 19) for Baltimore, no date, int 51, lon 17 20. Brig Belle (Br), Hill, from New York for Dunedin, June 4 et 4 La 4 vec for Si July 8, High fennedec for nal - tone en ics te Abd oe fles. dieiussiaaed " “get a. BNE, July 10, lat }, lon 69 39 cng pt boas Elwell, Ror ie if ion Re ie, Can Carlos, from Phllwielphta tor Portland, July 10, 1 69 27, oss ci Rt E Dale, from Bangor for Philadelphia, July 10, lat ae Mary Pie from Bi To ome peo Baltimore for Rto Janeiro, June 12, whe Duuntions, Coombs, trom Phi aight Diuntions, Coombe, iladelphia for Porto Rico, Z Gereign Parts. AMETERDAM, June 27 -Arrived, C 8 Bayles, Ptoele, Mo- bis 29th, Stovfustin Constantin, Stenman, New Orleans. XANDRIA, Egypt, June 18-—-Arrived, Michelino, Ca- <a New York. BRISTOL (Pi), June 29—Arrived, Angiolina, Gazzolo, New York; 30th, Rosetta McNeil, Sproul, and Polar Star, dtetaon, New York; Nile, Rawle, Savannal, Sailed 29h, Anguat, Lannes, BREMERUAVEN, ‘Tune BSailed, ‘Freokfurt (#, Bame, jew Yor! Bo'Nkes, June 29—Arrived, Dan, Brodersen, New Orleans. BAuorLONA, June 24—Arrived, San Quentin, Ninbaso, Savannan, 16 29--Sailed, Messager de Si BORDRAU 2 on, Garve Ban Prancisod; Alice M Putinine Area. Rees id Baravia, bent 2—Salled, bark Alexander (Br), Padang and New York. Cowra, June 20 Salled, Eleanor, Brown. Penang. CARDIrY, June 30—Arrived, Matesca, Maresca, New York. Lleared 30th Angroca ‘illiame, New Orleans; Abram Young, Troop, Satled 26th, Kate soraaby, O’Brien, Halifax; 29th, Abby Craig, shande, New York; Barden, Anderson, do. CRONATADT, June 33—Sailed, Norab, Gibbs, Boston; 24th, Daphne, Fountain, do. Const. ANTINOPLE, June 20—Arrived, Maria Angelg, Bas- sile, New York (and cleared for Odessa). CoLommo, MaY 28—Arrived, John N Cushing, Baxter, Cal- onita. CaLourrs, May 27—In port. ships Cherwell (Tr), Hawes: Calcutta (Br), Hami.ton; Rosivn Castle (Br), Christie; Pearl ¥ India (Br), Johnstor Robinson Crusoe (Br), feLeod ; night Companion (Br), Le: John O'Gaunt (Br), Greig, and Calcutta (Br), Robertson, for New York, lag; Timour, Leach, and Howdin (ir), Diteburn, for Boston, do. Ship Janet Court (Br, 1,000 tons, fron), to’ arrive, had ‘obtained a full carzo for New York. Sailed May 31, ahips Lady Palmerston (Br), and British Commodore (Br), Quine, New Yi Sailea from Saugor May 21. snips Montana, Balch, Boston 26th; Cornga, Bogart, do; 27th, Cashmere, Kingman, do. Canny: July 1Sailed, bark Gertrude, ailey, north brigs RS Hassell, Clifford. and chs. Ethan Allen,’ Blake; Philadelphia; 68, Frank E Alten lark, do; 6th, Chattanooga, Swave, north of Hatieras, me P moeeas, June 29—Arnved, bark Orchilla, Savage, lew York Sailed July 4, barks Annie (Br), Lockwood, and New York, ibs, New York; 5th, Mary Pratt, Wells, do. Calvantex, 26—Cleared, bark Henry Buck, Nickels, Ne: 8 Antilles, Thestrap, do; Sith, ‘Centaur, Santer Piiadeiphins July 1, Angelia, Boston; Firm (Br), Vy Sune x 1 ‘! une Peed, capone Denete, Fletcher, from ew York for Hamburg; > Phiiadelphia for do, pie whi igpetebatiese ANGENESS, June 20—Off, Wapelia, Y suet or wong, ap on Penna, from New UNKIRK, June Agra, b hia; Weymouth, Cramag, New Fork fr comes Philadelphia ELsrvont, June %—Arrived, Sara, Sikkes, New York for Storkbolm 5 détt, away Tagien;, Balthaore tor stelle _MOUTH, tone \— a Behl York Norsk Fine, Niileen, do: Gen Shepley id non ‘Lord, Day,’ Callao} “duly, 8 Blanchard, ‘Meady, Passe)’ the Lizard 2b, Arnold Boninger, Stee Baltimore for Ro tterdam.” mreneroke Sailed 30th, Wentworth, Bent (from Newcastle, Providence. yGpoverstan, Jane #—Arrived, Catello, Monte, New pubascow, June %9—Sarled, Iowa (s), Ovenstone, New or! GNBEENOCE, June 30—Satled, Newcastle, Wilkins, New Or- THRALTAR, June 22— Arriv ven Margaret Law, Ph Cette ‘and cleared for Philadel i Trojan Thomp- eo Messina (and cleared for Rew r York). , Alice, Vives, New ¥. Gorge, June 6 —Arriv ‘arthur’ Heng, Pileburr Bow fon (and failed 16ih on hher_ return): ifth, Ni Wiliams, reasell, ‘adiz; Zingela Btricklan: sion yORAND TURK, TI, July 1—In port ‘brig Alberti, for New Hu1.1,, June 30—Arrived, Re ne rau, Savannah. HAMBURG, June 27— Arrived, ET Dorade. Haskell, Callao; Laurentz, Janvrin, Savannah. d 28] a New York; Ella 8 Thayer, Cleared 28th, Krin (i iy ae xs se cual Loretto Fish, Watts, Call: Al retto Fist Salled Beth, Vandalia (a), Franzen, New Yorke” cus Havne, June %-—Arrived, Ville de Pare (8), Sarmount, and — Gates, New York; Giimore Meredith, Ayres, New Salea nd 20h, Ella, Fulton, New York. red 2th, Armstrong, Owens, and Celeste Clark, Fos- ter, ‘ardiff and United States; Memnon, Baker, Newport and Havana, July 1 Arrived. bark Harrisburg, Redet. Nor- folk, aprig Wine Miller, New York; achrs Arietis, Lowe, ith, Beauregard, Roberts, do, Dark Cardenas, 'Sund New York; Sth, brig Manonic (Br), Carson, Baltimore; 6th, barke JB Bradley. Nicholson, New York; Rainbow (Br), O'Brien, do.; brig Rum (Br) Ryfkogel, 30. HALIFAX, July 9—Clearea, achr Harvest Queen, McBride, New York via Ship Harbor. sdattare, May Lin ort, brig Holway Queen (Br), Grif- Motzarce previone| 1, barks A\ Fr), B lea wious {o May 1, barks An; for Bonn; James Moy Br), ae New Yorke Livrnpoot, Juve 39 Arrive Uridine, ‘Thomson, New York: Benmore, Story, 8a i100; Annie M Young, Freeman, Dublin; 20th, Daniel rocket Burgess, San Fran- nied 90h, Currys Ebon Sure Bal Bali: July 1, al je E Long, Parl more: July 1, Wi era, Empire, Crozier, Bosto Eardis, Cauningham: Point ae Cleared 29th, Rowantree, Rerry, New Orleana:: Coldatream, Greenman, New York; E le, Soule, Boston; L Walsh, Pendieton, Rio Janeiro ‘and Callao; Jane Goodyear, Davin, Rio Janeiro; M Louies Miller, Btarreit, fr me LS Ent ont Leg] Naturalist, ns HeEry for Ci ao Fish, Bryant: and Richard 01 York; Sun’Joba Mana, Mann, Boston: Manhattan toy ‘Forsyth Resoiute, Brooks, and England ( New York. Lonnon, June 99—~Arrives, Rapier, Siticiair, Boston; BOLE, ‘orl hor Glad ef by. anon anguiero: Philadelpb Ma; Loeh Tay, ott, New York (and ealied frown Deni sae ; B0tb, oa Poachich, and Dantel Webster, Brown, New York. Ent ont 80th, Einigkeit, Kaniel, Providence; New Era, Par- qubar, Boston. Railed from Seiden 30th, Loch Tay, Scott, New York. me Speirs June 29—Arrived, Nicolina, Delmar, New ‘Lranone, June 9—Arrived, 5 W Swasey, Swasey, Genoa; ‘tb, Sarah Kenned: na Duncan, MOVILLR, July 11—Arrived, stenaantp Anglia, Craig, New York for Glasgow (and proceeded MARANHAM, May 80—Arrived. Conrada, Bale, New York. Mm couRNF, Jane —In port snip Annie Sise, Briard, from New York. MATANZAS, July S—Malled, bri Maries, Now Yor! ascatelle, Simmons, do: he Salus, do; hifareitas W Wallace, Philadelphia.” AEwoastnx, Tune #—Cleared, Ciifford, Reld, San Fran- Ment out 28th, St Olaf (a) Hille, for New York. Newport, June 39-Cleared, Peter Urerar. Campbett, Bal- Gace Nimbus, Kelly, and C ‘olin E MoNeli, Crowell, New ork. pinerort Mbth, JW Hetteral, Lougust, for Cape of Good lope, Guiexavown, June %9—Arrived, Monto Carmelo, Lu- brano, Philadelphia; 30th, Kuclid, Key, New York; July 1, ‘Titania, Jensen, and Arthur, Schaofer, do; Marian, Fletcher, fan Francisco; 11th, Parthia (x), Watson, New Yor. for Liverpool (and proceeded). Evans, Liverpool Satled 301 La Escoses Rea. June 2-—Salled. Charlotte, Johannaen, Boston. JANKIRO, May 3i—Arrived, bark Traveller (Hr), Pen- Baltimore; June 1, brie Joven Reesate, e Sey Salas fel, game tbe i, Brown, do (and nailed ith to ret varkn New Letournan, do; RY route tie cman, Branewick, Gas ith, shio Lathtey Rich, Mitchell, ener brig Industry, Gifford, Baltimore; 18th, bark M » Hedge, a Sailed M LGA 4 tai 4 Island Lasa, More! Ba! 4th, er, Kew Ye York; brig “Chowan, ), Cork ; sehr ‘eter C War- ia Tatham (Bri, Baltimora 6th, Talisman (from Callao) barks, June o yer jeton Forks wick (Br), Meg! u bai forro Onatle, Jewett, Ci ag? Br), Blackford, Baltimore; Bt ships "Chimaborae Br ‘ole, Pensacola; Ith, Pacific, Blanchard, Callao; 1h, Tralia, Whitmore, do; loth, bark Pontiac (Rr), Lewis, do. SUNDERLAND, June lenred, Gold Hunter, Freeman, New York ; 80th, M A McNeil, Watts, do. Siem uly 1A 1—Atrived, OM Cairns, Brodie, Pensacola; Mialed It Bi, OM Siler, Neve Yor failed June low Srocknona, JuneaIn'pors © © Van Horn, Coml, for America Idg. SWINFEMUNDE, June 2-Sailed, Humboldt (#), Barandon, New York. SANTOR, May 26 -Cleared, brig Palme (NG), Hampton In port 20th, brig Fingal (Swe), for Hampton Roads, Sn, St JOuN's, PR, June 2?—In port, beige Chattanoo 23 $3 itimore, ig; Arctt Emily Cartis, Barber, for New York, jo do. wt Onor, June %—In port bark Carib, Jayne, for New Senne, OB, Juno 24 Clara, trige Koodo (, Sxne rich New York: 2ifp, Bismarck (ir), MeCully, do; G or, iy 28th. ee \erdaiciag Faibam’ doy for Baltimore, hig; Harriet, Miller, adiela ; Crowell (Br), from and for New Y ings cra Reena fOr dy fail artis, tay’ Joseph Oakes, f iva Hattie § Bishop, eevebbure Serie ieee in ‘Adelaide stata sip Boston. Warrrronn, June hada 4 in, Benita, Kirkham, from New York fot (ragentown, through strnes of weather, Taneogny, Wer duly baa w (Br), Hersey, Charleston, American Ports, DRIA. Say 10-Arrived, atoamship John Gibson, low York; scbr & F Haliec Bebrs Kappanungnck, Derby, ot; Wm B MeShaio, _ Liss Bait 10—Arnved, schr Ruth Halsey, Vail, =i 1. © Hart, Rowley, Palle FOR Faly Wo argned ehre MO test. Romer, Phin ALEX. Wint delj *Slenred. cy wien 7 Poster, Land via 2 ati Heder art pee jadelphia. ar ytee: | Sie stearate Po Went ‘ape City Ne ‘ekiled:-deamez Witton Kenned BALTIMORE July hens Kei 1 tite Georgia, Miller, from ft John, PR. Below, brig Chowan, Forbes, to Ja neiro, ‘Cleaged—Ateamedyp Blacks Mallett, Bostog via Nor- Br, Racket, At park Northwood (Br, Snow nal Crosby, = ‘Lucy W men Be)» F ‘arry, Cork for ‘BAT ti "July 8—Arrived, schr Nelly Bae eee + MBANGOR, July 10-—Arrivea, schr Sulla Ann, ArmatiOb¢) soe ‘Nizabethport. bi Cleured™Scbrs Lyra, gress ‘and Buth Thomas, yao New PORT, July Are cling el oop, Ward Sait yt, Norw: kenbui Seb Tila Jan ‘Allen, New week are: Suly” ia Rrrived, ‘Orig RM pel New Orleans, led—Steamship South Carolina, New York. n Est MACHTAS sy Us Arsivedy schrs Presto, Dfety bth, Harris, do. Nera Loan. July Arrived, schr Walter Pharo, frou Pisallod Seir Ney, Chass, New York, wiacugonttict, duly 6—Arriyed, schr HS manors 1Dey Cleared—Schr S B Frank!in, Movers. New York. j 0, Ae, duly sae, ches Quoddy, Bike, and Pin ta, Clarl ; 8th, Romp, Fanning, Y MOBL E, July 7—Cleared, burk Scotland, Beverly, Pensge cola, NEW ORLEANS, July 7—Arrived, barks Venezolan (Fr), Monet: PoncsreR + Chalmette, Tatpot. Gaiveston; sche ierti wes, Sinith, Ruatap Islan bs oun od ship Golden Rule, Hall, Boston; Mozart (Brm CxonPOLK, aay i 10—Arnived, sehr C & N Régers, Cubberty) NEWBURYPORT, July 1o—Arrived, schrs W Pratt] Bay Sta’ rensabethpore ee ea eM Me iatian, Cail; Philadelphine ag Lc pean ip cole bilge! gt ag Ape ot Lady loiph, Robbins, tem, arte, Waren for’ New York; John Met low. ‘Sandwich tor di ‘ORT, July 10, PM—Arrived, schrs M Smith, philadelpbins Wi ree Bangor for do; M'H Beuson, New Bedford for do." | aw Yorks Sailed. Colbeth, p'vorrey, Haskell Nowburgport for Philagelpol Ann Elizabeth, Kelley, Ha h for do; they, C: or New York ; or do; inet, Wilson, and Ameli ; Manetta Hand, Norton, do for and Resuunab Rose, Gilkey, Bangor for New Yorks Neary Ke for 3 Soi pega F Conpets r, Rondout; fenyon, Providence for New hw HAV WH, i IU arrivea, scirs Foam, Morrie: Bx ar Loper, and ‘list, ‘Muusey, coal laden; sloop Homey PHILADELPHIA, July Arrived, steamabtn, Wh)rlwin rman; Providence ; bark Mafgie (Br, McNutt, Liver far: he mote ig! Carver, Bango! Ly ‘at~ Ans er Bars ten, Boynton, 7d. V. Wellingtons Park 4 ay Lutter, ‘Connecticut “River, H Bows Baigor: Beck Diathonds Goldsmith, Greenpo! Wilson, Brown ; Northern Light, Ireland, and fang WO Mowery, Kato, ‘Providence; Geo Taulane, pions Boson Ann ‘obb, do; L D Small, Tice, Da ‘Althea, Smith, be a Sea Foam, Pendleton, Bango i aseag Ciéured—Ship Lovitt, Perry, Bremen: bar ata Recker Sictiny Marbichoni?’ Colinas Moblie? Brive fens Light (Br) ndersen, Richibucto; Reaper (Br), Doi mouth, chrs Sea’ Foam, Pen:lieton, Bangor ; Siak, ie ton; J’ Slusmany Adame; J” Re Manning, Gan andy, and JN Hundell, Cranmer, Boston; Netile, rath ;) Nellie Ceott, Milan, Portsmouth tucket; Ann 8 Cannon, ‘ast Cambndge; J 8 Raynoi, aud “Alds Hinith, Newport; Annie Sage, Lynn; TSinnickson, Dickerson, Providence; G D'Marney, Murney, New Haven; © H Mouler, Brown, Hyannia; Pedro ‘A Grau, Lake, East Boston; Pennsylvania, Ewing, Nor Lawha, July 12--Sailed brig Robin, for New PORTLAND, July 10—-Arrived, brig Addie Hale, Sb Baltimore. ’ Uth. fo vce, schr Justina, Kenniston, New York. bes PORTSMOUTH daly te Avriveds orig Philadelphia; schra Moses Williamson, Lake, do; 10th, ne nary, Hart, New York; Othetio, Matthews, Philadelphia. PROVIDENCE, July Arrived, brig’ Birchard V Torry, Tyler, Calais; 8 hrs Amelin G Ireland, Townsend, George: Lehman Blew, Clark, do; Emma spacon, Hearse, dor Oliver Amen Babbitt dos Sarah Wood, Hl it: delphia; Hannah Blackman, Arnold, do Samuel N’ Smit Jo NH; Springer, Por Port Johnson: Ant Biizm, aswell, Ro lara Hawking, do; "Henry Helow-—sehr Wiinam H Denis, ‘Burroughs, from. Fitiadel phfa, 8— tons coal I. Sulled “Bete Martha, Casshiy, New York; Schet Jala A Garrison, Smith, Philadelphia; Babel La liza Pharo, Sherman, Filzabeth; rt; do; John Warren, McGar, do; do; Shepard A *Mount, Youn; Rondout; James M Bagligt (do: David A'Berry, Waters, do; Jacob Raymon: do; ham, Wilson, ‘New York; George If javia, Dewick, Ro: 1 PRMCHMOND, taly ioccArrivcd)_ steamships. Geo. B Upton, Roberts, and Wyanok: Bourne, New York; bark Marathon do; schr Lucy Ames, Carles, Rocklal Big A, Me, July Soe ved achr Julia Newell, Ne 4th “Sailed, achr Warren Blake, Messervey, Norfolk. | SAVANNAH, July Il—Salled, ‘steamship Cleopatra, Phil- hips, New Y 12th—Arrived, steomahlrs San Saivador, Nickerson, and Huntaville, Crowell, New SALEM July TArrived schre J S Bragdon, Snow, George Charter Oak, Poole, and Bonny Boat, Kelley, town, DC; Philader hia; sth, brig Mountain Eagle, Jarvis, do; G Collins, J Encieat, ao H Edwards, ‘Parker, nnd M Ghaltenget Low, ‘Bangnr tor New York; fata Jett FA Heath, Warren: Botaon Nickérec and Tran B_Siner, Huntley, do; 8 Rockett, ‘Philadelphia; David Ber ee ae Boe Bondoaty He clon, Sinatey, Brook NY; nie, se Tath, ache WW emithy "Tooker, Savannah, uit Salle teh, chen G Orin, Witham, ahd M Long. F Haris Alexandria? & 0. Sm! mt fy Henrietta aoe, ne hres ioaira pd Eugene Stare ghey 4] JE 32, Simmons, apse eh iver: and Siw ie cae OOM OYPEN DUT VIL, Juy le Astiven, ‘sobr Henry Remit Ps Allen, VINEYARD HAVEN, Joly U—Arrived, Valenola, fom se od for Bret iy at tin fon ager beset ew burg for Ee Phila Seipnie tor dos B Wing, a6 tor} eb Gyrus For for Tecan a ton do; i? Birdy. "New. Orleras for sda” Mt Weeks “Heayvitte “Tor ‘do Uulon. Fi defor Elgar T' Knowl do ran zw jo for nz d & Knowles, do for OF Harmony, Michal ‘ror Waldo Hoboken ter Newburyvorts Jails & Marthe. boro; Ann for do; rd Helen M Conden, ‘and Harriet, do for Hall, do for Thomastown. Saiied—Schra Bertha, fener, Governor, Ellen Merrimans Stampade, Henry Giay, Cyras Fossett, Bow itch, rrived, steamer Centipedo, Ai pare, Philadel? wickstep, Newmarket for Port J chrs Helen M Condon, Julia and dartus 8 Snow eka, Bria July 10—Arrived, schr Lb Daniela, Smithy: vly 1: hia oghe MISC: ELL ANEOUS, 4 BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED, different States; desertion, 4c., sufficient cause; no pil aati no charge until divorce obtalned; advice free, ‘M. HOUSE, Attorney, 80 Broadway. | “BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FRO! “APSO! he Courts of diiferent States. No hoe ey bel! re free. Ne Public and Commissioner for olerly. L KING, Connselior-at-Law, 368 Sete | \ORNS CURED FOR 60 CENTS EACH.—BUNIONS, Nails, Soin fig te without pain; Annibilator cures Come, Bunions, Nailt, de: By mail, 60 208 Broadway, corner Fulton street, $ret years Ber STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-INCREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT—CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTI- FUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL, DR. RADWAY'S SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES; 8@ QUICK, 80 RAPID ARE THE CHANGES TRE BODY, UNDERGOES, UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF TRIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE, THAT EVERY DAY AN INCREASE IN FLESH AND WEIGHT i8 SERN AND FELT. TRE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Every drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT com: municates through the Blood, Sweat and other fulas and jnices of the system the igor oft of fe, for it repairs the wasted of the body with now and sound material, SCROFULA, CON- SUMPTION, GLANDULAR DISEASE, ULCERS IN THE THROAT, MoUTD, TUMORS, NODES IN THE GLANDS OTHER PARTS OF THe SYSTEM ore wii SIUWONOUS DISH AR BA TH. DISEASES, ERU EVER SORES. SCALD HAD. RING WORM SAL: ERYSIPELAS, 8, BLAC! ORE WORMS'IN FE FLESH, TUMORS, CANCERS AND NING AND PAINFU: BAK NIGHT SWEATS ARE WITHIN Tune ser oe bag S MONDE OF Le pnere C Bais ge AND. Y Wi SING tt FOR EITHER OF THESE 43E ITS POTENT POWER TO TO CURE THEM.” . q If the patient, daily becoming ing, reduced Shit by jne wastes f, 8 mposition that 18 continual amcceeds fot arresting these wastes, and rep: the san same rin ne new Fe ay rial made from beaithy blood—aad this the LIAN will and does secure—a onre is certain: tor wasn, oiee ~, medy commences of puritieation, and sue ceeds ta dlasipiahing tne lose ot ‘caste is repairs will be Fapld, and every day tho patient will fol nimeelt ing better and stronger, ood diceating better, appetite ime proving and flesh yy weigh Increasing. Not only does the SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT: excel all khown Temedial agents tn the cure of Chron! falons, Constitutional and Skin diseases, but it fn positive cure tor ’ KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS, Gravel, Diabetes, Dropay, Stoppage of Water, Bright's Dis ease and Albumiouria. TUMOR ©) Tye YEARS’ GROWTH CURED BY if vein” RESOLVENT. . Rapway—T have had Ovarian Tut and bowels. All the dootors suid, “There wae n0 nelp tories L tried ew eng eS nant tag but nothing st . ‘our Resolvent, and thought ec ten try ity had no faith in it, because | had auffered for twel Fb took six bottles of the Resolvent and one box of ci way' Pilla, and two botties of your Ready Rellef, and there in he tumor to be see or felt, and | reel ter, smarter fer than Ihave for twelve years, The worst tumor Sas inthe eft alde of the bowels, over the groin, to you for the benelit of others. You can, bin iar ord Na by drugernts nd at Dr. _RADWAY'S, #7 Nald siden ‘EW YORK, JULY 1, 1871. re request ofthe ma of the gd Picea ae in ‘on Saturday prbeence bf an tn futeligent ataieace the ent “4 imuer’ of tickets (counted an machine! a a sine the entire list oF prig ued izes, were into two wheels ‘exatiived and apy sora Brune ‘audience,’ men Srolutions of an hour th ued with the utmost 5 3333 i a 3 a. ind CSREES Sr Witmington, whey York 0 until ite final drawing at ‘principal hota jomas’ Garden, &c, Orders Vries pot wine necond C 4, Drang onthe 2th tnt. Copten of the itst of prise pid a pI be found with al! aj Jota ROBERTSON Sho Tieke Delmon neo Nr" & Pavipacn