The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1871, Page 10

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY. Beentation of Prisse—Oration by Mr. George B. Loring, LLD—Dedication of the Memorial Chapel and the Judd all of Natural Ssience. MIDDLETOWN, Conn., July 18, 1871. ‘THe Commencement exercises are fairly under ‘Way, and the college campus presents an animated ‘S@pectacic, a larger number than usual of the alumni @rom ail parts of the Union being present to partici- m the ceremonies of the day. Daniel Drew, Rich and other distinguished friends of the ‘Bniversity arrived last evening. Yesterday morning the faculty and students as gempled for the last time, fh the old college chapel, wr the purpose or Mstening to the @eport of the Examiming Committee and the 4 tation of prizes to the successful contestants, fessor A. B. Hyde, of Alleghany College, the sgbairman of the commitiee, commended tho students @or their proficiency, and said that the present con- and fature prospects of the university awa- fened the liveliest emotions of gratitude in their hearts, President Cummings announced the prizes, which were presented by Dr, Hyde. The @iin prize was awarded to EB. M, Smith, ‘With honorable mention of W. F, Whitcher; mo Wise pnze to ©. M, Sintth; Miller ‘Pre to Jonn A. Cass; Professor Hibbard prize to @aniel Dorchester; prize of Mrs. Isaac Rich to W. 2. Whitcher; Parker prize t0 Robert J. Round; Mr. &. B, Calef prize to John A. Cass; Dr. B. K. Pierce to FP. M. North; Cutts’ prize to F. M. North; orth prize to W. M. Palmer; Walsh prize to A. 0. Brae, who also received the Phi Beta Kappa prize; ‘Waylor prize to Jonn A. Cass. dm the evening Mr. George B. Loring, LL.D., of ‘Massachusetts, delivered an able and soholarly @eation, his theme being classical culture not in- @ompatible with practical education. He referred ‘ee several eminent Engiish statemen, among whom ‘were Gladstone and Derby, and distinguished americans, who, although of the finest classical attainments, were eminently practical. ‘The gymnasium was crowded this morning, the Sair sex greatly predomiuating, to witness the feats @f poysical agility by a sclect number of the stu- ents. Tue exnivition was a perfect success. At eleven o'clock the audience room of the Memo- Rial chapel was filled to repletion by those who ‘were desirous of participating in the dedtcatory exorcise, Tho buildiog is of brown stone end is an elegant structure, tho corner stone of which was laid in 1868. The enterprise was @arted by Methodist ladics, who thought it woula be fitting to erect a college chapel in memory of the mini who fell in defence of the Union. Contribu- were received from Methodists throughout the itry,.aud the building, Which covers an area of by 108 feet, cost $60,000, It 1a the most spacious beautiful cotlege chapel in the United States, e Introductory exercises in the dedication of the pel consisted Of an anthem, prayer, reading of Sorsptures and the singing of original hymns posed for the Sopanion by Professor C, T. Har- won and Rey. G. §l. Taylor. We append a few of Professor Harrington’s poe. ack! from the pallld field of cea by ts crimson bush, ste quivertae ely’ he bleeding path Tia aweet for nat! dive who die; tor living urne ny dust of priceless worth ; fonda wide tacit mosiary, oreaihes aad burns— hero's grave Sills all re — Q dard of Iarael! ages o' ‘Trose walls ey up thy ma refrain; Here Attic heard once mated ad Daunia's fyre repeats its iral ‘This solid pile, which marks reek centary-footed Time, shia!i be it record-o’er our sacred cead, A bely vemple, Lord, ‘The Committee of Arra: eenenes ee awl adonbdie ment in mak! programme dedication of the chapel rtrd Jones consented to preach tue Sermon, but in conse- co Of Lue iliness 9: Bisuop Timpson, the former to go to Cauifornia. Rev. Dr. Foss, of the Fourth jue Methodist churoh, was invited to fill bis and arrived last evening, bui is 80 indisposed roing a8 to be unable to preach. At the last ent President Cummings, and Kev. Dre. Lind- and Ha’ ton, conseuted to deliver im- en. of add Saw InATsOM OF THR HANK. OF. OURNECS! Im the afvernoon a large concourse of pergo on ting of the alumni, the faculty of the colle, Students and citizens of Middietown, gather: ny mermd ed Solentiti I Hall to witness its presen- the University. Seats were reserved on feternae: for Mr, Judd and his famuly and dis- r. Grange Judd resented his munificent gift to eet pad in @ neat and appro- OF MR, JUDD. GrNTLEMEN 1B BOARD OF TRUSTESS OF THE BSLEYAN UNiVERSITY—Iwo years ago this very you were situng in yonder old seml-subter- with members of the Faculty and ° ‘that of Cuemistry, ‘and i have been told separated with much depression of spirit, ‘came up from the ;Post joe, Walked thro! grien trad aud the dormitory, took @ look at tne old w laboratory!’ He then passed along by the dor- inasium, and heard on the way the eat anxtously inquiring what could ‘Be done for the ae ent of natural science, Binet | in n despair, and wondering what could be At that same our a graduate of your insti- ed, and in @ mental soltloquy “How mush Professor Jounston does Wail a ts of 1a poy od @ company of students, which once turat his Lo his own sad loss in the cee @ son whom he had fondly hoped jong be found among that group of youth. ‘ith thi ‘dousie tram of thought he went on and & weat_on the east sieps of the Observatory ing. Whiie there he Durvered, tho ground on bich We stand and said to himasett, “What a tne tion fer a building to supply the wants of the tution for 7 B artments of chemistry aud he there formed the resolu- that if n invesuuents in @ public enter- aeeesess Village should be returned to 1m years to coe he would on tuis spot erect a Modest and snbstantia) butiding, which should gerve the doubie purpose of a memorial of that soa ma of supplying the gréat desideratum here. Mr. Judd ‘then paid a glowing irioute to ihe zeal With which Dr. oo prosecuted the erectton @f the butiding, through whose prudence and eki) ding was erected worth $40,900 incre than un ‘Cost, He then gave a descripuon of the Oearenen of the Board—This building Js, from apis day forte, to be under apa care of yonrseives a8 the representatives agente of the Church, of the Etate, of country. It isone of tue locoimottves upon our educational rauway. ii will need engineers a fne). ‘Take it and run it well. The architect, ite my protest, put @ stone on the front bearing name, That may gratify my chiidren end nds; but long aiier that namé abd yours shail we been forgotten the results of our labor aud care thia instivition of learning shall continue to bless 3flt our race. yet young man who comes er, well prepared, and devotes four years to iLetudy, goes forth as a power in the land. It not toe mach 40 claim that the college-educated OL Our country ere mainly molding its ace customs and ite laws, @ instructor an id. other like institutjons who gives direction to je thoughts of a hundred or a thousand of these mal eeaieae A huadred or a thousand at one, and the multiplication goes on in & ged- ‘dcal ratio, The work done inoue of these rei rooms will tell with great power aud with panes oe in after generations, It ts a can but, proper appreciated, satisfaction to the volisome, poorly entiemen who have the care Mneerests of the yniversity. * *° * our frienés Bich Drew and Cutts and y others who, accordizg to twir ability, bave eo !beraly ved with tue needed funds, L would | you can hardly take in the grand results that | ve come, are coming, #nd will long continue to owe vom the money invested hore—iuvesiments ‘shat are safe against ali coptiugencies—inyesimen's igh rate of compound interest— thas wit show & most striking co mM your tavor in the final reck- ing day, When you think of the immense | wening force exerted npou soolety upon tue le Country by those who are aided to a tuorough cation by your contributions a ow email ar all merely financial gains add incomes | ay ley up millions elsewhere, but [ would or have to my credit the results to Obristautiy, country, £o the world, Watare air ady assures, gn 0 to be f be far more widely enjoyed in tue future, peurerne money a , of ships and pao te Here you have an ja- ph ed in hearts, in souls, la thedeveiop- pen fy Christlanizing of our Pag as pa and present results will not er like deeds, but tuac xan | and resus, will Lg 3 mauy jow anf in the tmmodlate future, to bring rings 16 our university, It need not be me, OF tens of thousands even. Ever, ar contributed for euch an object is a goo rig @ in @ wéry fertile soll. and its fruits o Aousand 101d will aurely appear, We ‘ compiewent Of Duildiugs adapted to the resent Rececesiiies of then niversity, We nga eines a we nocd wood and coal pans eee eats: arg to rop this ma- rly, Bafely did to its full capactty. will be mach done At any rate, but how much a te be dope with extra engineers to rap this puflatng, for example. How we need @ permanent fund, the interest of ee anuually eupply additlonai facilites to real tat aud cabinets, How greatly a tow of gollars annually distripured among ihe eat rad of justractore would cheer their Ww apd roleve Wew from What, to most of us the proprietorsulp | ossibie ACcUMUlALIONS you may | tocks aud bonds, of houses and | the Church and to the country. God’s own herutage under. we re worship, Every week on twenty, forty, sixty thou- a amacng @ people where a repre- sentative, oF one of you, gentiemen, Would hesitate bili m behatl of a great instl- ike this. The truth is, the people work if asked to do it with pro- T explanations, Let us lay out large plans for the ture and then go on to execute them, Lhere are Plenty of men hy the wayside who await your tvi- b nig to go to work to-day. You see what years have done. In that time you have more than doubled your bull If you will 1t, the endowment will be doubled helore another dve years, and shen Dow much more power- ful for good wili tis fu6titation be than 1tia now with all its present fectities. Yale save half ag million, Wha: say you fo stuking for @ whole million? You have a wide fleid to gather from. When the corner of edifice was last year, utter = my rotest Qgatust the “new departure’ ‘in education, 80 popular for the moment; and it 18 weil to reier to the subject again now, Jest the attention directed to the department of study tor which this bulding is particuiatly designed should be considered as espe- cially favoring the so-cailed ‘new education,” It Insists that the coal indy Which has developed the giant minds of the decades and centuries past will in no wise answer for this practical age, Mistaking revoluth for progress, it cannot be eatisied untit with pick and crowbar and sicdge it undermines hoary and ven- erated walls. It tatks muca of rene but forgets that the foundation of all rea) utility 18 laid in the broadest cuture. The groundwork of education 18 discipline, ani the aiscipluuary must always pre- ceaoine practical. Only a wind \rained to accurate Ser eing 1s prepared to take into itself and prop- erly classify the facts of natural science, It is becoming one of the tashions of the day = Georr the study of the ancient classics aud alt that of the would have on throw away our Latin and Greek and accept the Ger- man and French In their stead. But no other discl- line cau equal that acquired by delving amo: reek roots and searching out the delicate shades meauing in the terse seuten the old masters oes of U of philosophy and eloquent No one can fully un- dorstand and yew employ hisown language Who has not @ fair act ‘With the two lan- guages that const tts ge a he who. knows only his bagry gue does not know that well, Living la! are con- ope. changing and are thereiore inadequate the Nomeuc.ature of the sciences; the unchang- ing ancient Latin and Greek furnish terms whic! may be igre dl used by the scientists of Amer! of Engiand, of Frente, of Germany; m- deed, of all lands, Latin bi been the lenguage of empire, giving wien ur modern Civilization, and Greek of the Gospel ace and good will to men; the present age makes them indis- pensable V0 tue student of practical gcleace as weil. pon such a foundation, broad aud firm, let scienc: Daud And it to scleniife study and dis- covery upon this broad basis, be it understood, that ‘we to-day consecrate this Tall But I will not de tain you longer with these crude, rambiing re- marks, hastily thrown together at the last moment and under circumstances of bodily suffering. Tle ball for the maturat science though 80 recently begun, 1s now completed, and I frankly ounfess it far exceeds in the beauty Of utility, a8 well a8 tn inat ofarchitecture, my own highest expectations. Ire- jotce in it for myself, for my children, for my kin- dred. for the noble ciass of 1847, and 1 am proud to lay it at the feet of my alma mater, to whose foster- ing care and vigorous discipline I owe no litte of wha! success I may have had thus far in life's pursuits,” ‘fo your charge I entrust it, and to you, a its guardians, I now deliver its keys, Ar, C. O. NORTH, the President of the Board of Trustees, responded in a brief address, va A ROMANTIC 8sTORY. The Late Earl ef Aberdeen—Lost Sea~Romnnce of tho Peernge—Will Faturc Bring Forth the Missing Man? {Prem the Manchester Examiner and Times, July 7.) Ose of the most romantic chapters in the chequered history of the peerage ia laid bare by the Judgment of the bay cg ene f of Chancery dn the case of the late berdesn. ental reporis Of the more prominent faots have been pub- ed, but we now jor the Sret time get @ con- Unuous Narrative of @ most extraordinary series of events, With the full information before us, we are justified in aifirming that, while many men have gone through more ex- cing adventures, none have led@ more truly ro. Mantic and, to the last, q more mexplicable career than the late Earl. ‘Tis untortuuate nobieman euo- ceeted his father in 1864, being then twenty-three years of age. Within two years after—that is, In Feb- Tuary, 186¢—Le sailed Liverpool to the Caited tales on @ visit confessedly of uncertain duration. Jew weeks after his arrival he entered bimseif as a common sailor, under the assumed name of Geo. H, Osborne, ou board the Kk. Wylie, of Boston, sailin: first to the Canary Islands an: thence to the Wes Indies; and he continued to “te seafaring iife, with ohe brief exception, anti he mot with hisdeath by drowning ip January, 1870, while serving as Orst mate of the Hera, bound from Boston to Australia and China. During all this time, it 1s 0 be ob served, he wrote Fegulariy to his mother, the Dow- ager Gonntess of Aberdeen, informin y het of the nature of his movements, though ut she same thine studionsly suppressing the names of the ships he sallod 1p, and even of the places ne vistied, where they would not be revealed by the postmarks on his letiers, When this singular correspondence—which from tts yery nature admitted of po reply—ceased, his family natoraliy became most anxious concern- ing him, and eventually the Scotcn QOnancery Court commuissionea Mr. Harry Smith, ad- vounte, to proceed to America, to obtain the Gepositions of yA ‘withessea who might be abie to speak to the Earl's live im that country, Tue legal proceedings were formal tn tne sense of being anopposed, aud took the shape of a petition to the Court from the geet ben Ba 3 that he might succeed to the he was enutied to do on ast or tite den aeath of his brother witnout issue, This proof, as previously ny ey the Sherif deemed candiuaive, and Judgment bas beea Saieaca in favor of the claimant, a? aa matter of fact, assumed possession last Such being the jeading inclients oF the story, 4t becomes interesting to Know by what means tue identity of George 0. Osborne the late Earl was established, These are classified ander three distinct heads—First, photographs; second, handwritinz; third, Cage egerene of events, Six photographs taken in this country at cifferent umes were sent out to America, and all of them were identified by the American Witnesses a$ portraits of the maa they had known under the name of Osborne, There appears to Nave begB no dificuity in tracing Osborne’ movements from tne time he assumed bis tncognito to the date of his deuth, and numerous receipts, Memoranda, private letters, and parucu- larly log-book entries, were found which le was known to have written, aud in et it was placed beyond doubt upon comparison that the hand- Writtog was the same as that of the late Earl. The comparison of events was eqnally con- cinsive, Taos, though the writer did not mention the name of his vessel, he told his mother in “one letter that a parrot fell overvoard; that a shark was captnred, and that once when painting the yards ho .et tae bucket of paint fall aud spattered tue cap- tain fell over with paint All these incidents aro shown to have occurred on the voyage of the R. Wylie, several of whose crew, with the captata, have been examined, and ail of Whom at once recognized tn the portraits of the Earl the seaman Osborne. Numerous other tuci- dents are given, too trifitng, perhapa, to be re- peared, hut ali tending to prove that Osborne and ‘the late Eari must have been one and the same per- son. Itiedeserving of mention as Mlustrating the coul pout ore of, the man, that on a winter voyage to Trini he malnboom of the schooner— sixty fect long—got adrift when Osborne Was etttiug at the end of it. He was swung from no TT of the vessel, and ta the storm which ed he was undoubtedly in great peril, bat he ca imly gave the proper orders for securing the boom, “which the captain, froui terror, was unable to give at the moment.” ‘wo facts are also stated, whieh, though not falilng ander any one of the heads above mentioned, are, nevertheless, of a girongiy corrovorative character. Just before ho sot out tO sea for the last time Osborne soid his rife to M, O, Kandall, of | Ricnmond, ‘This Wenvon was shown to Mr. Harry Sinith, and from the engraved nauver and mark upon it, It has ce Deen entities by the maxor, Mr. Benry, of | Words are proved by ho fnburg, who it to Lord Aberdecn on the of Gotober, 146% The other circumstance ia that among the effects of Osborne, found on poard the Hera after hia death, was a Ms, copy of the “Rainy Day,” by Longicliow, fet as @ sony, with musical accompaniments. ais 3 is rerarsen, was vorite song of Lady Aberdeo and the Ms. = to be in her son's own band, So far we have been dealing solely with facia, not, tudeed, of an every day kind, but still facta which herdiy adintt of doubt, notwithstanding their strangeness. Buttnese, it may be satd, inake up only one-half of the story; they are the move ou art expression of @ man’s Imner iife. Ad- mitung tat jor pearly four years the late Earl of Aberdeen ted the ie of a sailor, wat Were his inotives for taking such an aito- her unprecedented course? Here, it must be afessod, We are left very much in {he dark. We are not absolutely without a clue, but at best it Is G slender one, and to fill 4 the picture it would be necessary to draw The sheriff, who appears to have partially for the tripaitite method of treating a sui ec, observes that the motives disclosed in Lord Aberdecn’s letters are:—First— Preduection for the sea. Sccond—a belief that a seafariog life ts benes- cial to his health. Tuird—A wish to gain some in- sight into the character and oploions of the 1ndus- trious classes, The first two might have been followed without mystery, bul for the voper realization of the third secrecy no joubt wos essential, The British tar stands ia ro need of a ceriiilcate of character. There ts not an atom of sycophancy ta his composttion; put 1c is Just posalble that, Were heto know that his Tessthate was areal Lat and grandson of a Prime Minister, 1t might put him on his bea behavior for the whole of the voyage. The Kari wished to study Jack as be really $s, and for this pur) he fear lessly placed himself on the same social level, What tne ee topics” were to which the Ear! re- ferved In Nis letters we are not told; but pernaps We should not pe vers wide gi we mark Kewe were at ge largely upon the imagination. | HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1871.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. of mind or temper, or unfitness ee clowy. on the contanes, he ap) to have been iS of superior 1) awe pr gr pi ae ot chal satig a ae mation.” fafering aparung is borne by the Witnenses to “correctness of conduct,” and it 18 added i tha he commanded the respect and esteem of all who knew bim. It is pot A little strange, albeit the world is such a wide pl that the Ly ‘Was only recognized once alver he oe aaa ln Febraary, 1867, he went to anking Bo use of Messrs, vuncan, Sherman & © New. York, and got two checks on the "Royal Bank of tland cashed, He was then recog! by Mr. Duncan, who had reviously seen him in company with Lord Gos fo rd 2 at resent Earl. Such are the broad outlines of romantic story. On not a few mr} sania remaias bated, whie it 1s not oe able that 1urther light will ever be thrown Ry placing upon ofictal record “all the evi (aay Knows or supposed to a0: SaaS concerning this cass, the most effectual step has been taken to prevent auy impostor from attempting to personate the de- ceased Earl at some future period, It may no> quis succeed tn this design—for who can ass'gu Dounds to hunan effroutery—but 16 will at least make the triumph of any such enterprise well nigh impossible, THE OHIO ODD FELLOWS. Reunion at Cleveland of Canadian and Amorican Brothers of the Mystic Tio—Canadian Lodges Turning Oct in Force—Grand Re. ception by the City Authori- ties and Ohio Lodges. OLEVELAND, Ohio, July 18, 1871. Nearly a year ago the members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of Northern Qhio, re ceived a cordial invitation from their breth- Ten in Ontario to visit them in their home across the lakes and Join with them in a Gay of parade and celebration, It was accepted, and a happy visit beyond the border was the result. In return, and in commemoration of the pleasant ‘tnion and intercourse of the two national orders, & general invitation from all the lodges in Obio was extended to the Canadian brethren, asking them to unite with us in a day Of célebration at Cleveland upon the 1sthofJuly. Rendezvousing ‘at London on Monday morning, delegations from London, St. Catherines, Hamilton, Brantford, Inger- sola, Goderich, Cilnton, Seaforth, Mitchell, Strat- ford, St. Marys, Lucan, Windsor, Bothwell, Newberry, Woodsvilie, Petrolia, Strathsay, St. Thomas, Port Burwell and Tilsonburg, to the number of nearly seven hundred, including ladies of the party, tuey were carried by & special train from London to Port Starley, where the chartered steamer, the stanch and goodiy Northwest, was ying at anchor to receive them, Clearing the arbor at one o’clock, amidst loud and enthuslastio cheerlng of on board and on shore, the multary band of the Thirteenth battalion, stationed at Hamilton, accompanying the excurstonists, they arrived off of Clevelaud a little after seven P, M. A delegation of lodges had already assembied at the wharf to mect them, and dense crowds of citizens stood near to give the visitors welcome. Six tugs were speedily filled with oficers and members of the home delegation, ‘The fi boat, decked in the insignia of the Order and bearing the reception committee and band, steamed out to meet the Northwest and escort her into the harbor. As soon as they came within Shady Berd Cleveland band strack up with “God ie Queen,” the Hamilton band answering ai catail Colum! Alter a reception, upon the water, interspersed with cheering, all the vessels steamed for port, the Cleveland band enlivenii the way with “Life on the Ocean Wave” and the srallecn i band with Yan kee Doodle.” At the landing, after going through the insulting operation of Custom House search, the: formed {nto a squadron and marched to the Centra Rink, there to receive the nd tion. The Chairman of the ee mimitiee gave them a euorE but vofe a heartfelt weicome in benaif ‘wel- now united tiem together mignt not be easily broken. The Grand Becretary of Ohio addressed o jew remarks relative to their international perpe- tulty, Which was responded to by the Grand Master from Ontario, acknowledging, on behalf of the brotherhood, no law bat friendship, love and truth. Alter tremendous appiause the assemblage broke up for the night. A rumor was current oe the Irish mtended to = the procession police were out force and spec‘als ‘appointed to be ready for any a. ut NO demonstration of altack was shown. At eleven o'clock A.M. to-day the procession was formed ip seven divisions, inciuding detachments of police, ands, encamp- ments, _ lod city officers, guests, 4c. lt was fully @ mile im length and numbered over three thousand persons, After moving through the principal streets, which were decorated with fla of both nations, they marched to the Central | Rink, where dinner was served up to all, following which came the address by Rev. J. J, Meredith, of Cincinnatt, upen ren BE paper 3 the ntleman enumerating of strik- ng pecnitarities, A ln ad feature of which being the proof of the alivsmip vst the fra- vernity with che great Christian ‘Church ‘at large, To-night there is 9 grand hop at the same place, ample facilives therein being trorded for severai a nese spectators and for Odd Fellows oddjy to ensnared in the wiles of Terpsichore. ene visitors leave to-morrow forenoon per steamer North west, THE OTAH JUDICIARY WAR. Another Attempt by the Money Ring Upon the Jadicinary—Stewart on His Wry to Lo Brauch—The Governor Also to bo Made Vicilux. Saur Lark, Utah, July 17, 1871. ‘The judiciary fight has again broken out. The ehief of the California and Nevada ring, Senator Stewart, arrived yesterday. There was a consulta- tion of @ small arty of lawyers end politicians, where it was dectded that Stewart should merke one more attack upon tne Presidetial and official lines. In order to carry the Judiciary and the Governor a3 Well all must be removed. Stewart left for Long Branch to-tay with a fresh batch of accusations and affidavits made up by the Nevada Witness Bureau in order to carry his end. The Courts do not give him that kind of justice which he has been accustomed to obtain for consideration in ais orn State. No one expects him to sneeced excopt the ring. There 13 a trewendous rash of visitors. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for } .. 4441 Moon set: . 727 | High water. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FO! XONTAS OF JULY AND AUGUST. \_ + Sails als | “Sheep Sun rises. Bun sete. 7 Bowilos { Rowing Green «29 Broasway. +19 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, CLEARED. 2 Sienmebip Vandalia (NG), Franzen, Wamburg—Kunbardt # camship Mima Thi national Coaland Ssoamahip Virgo JULY 18, 187%, mag (Br), Crane, Bydaey, CB-Inter- laitway ©o, Ui Savannab—Murray, Ferris & ‘Gren msdipeBenes D—Loriti Btonmanin Core etactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC—Lorifiard mpteumstt Tena Bel}, Bakeman, Norfolk, City Point and Pypmoet 4a Dominion eeauna ox 4: y Oya ch " Richmon: nee Fees 1 Cily Point and tlogton '& Co, wmship Panita, Dos Co. Philadeiphin- Lorillard Steam- 10 Glancus, Walden, Boston--H F Abt ore (By). Sandford, Liverpool--Rnow & Burgers, |g Ship Thomas Hirwoos, ondou— Morgan's aay Staffordshire (Br), Hatfield, Quebec—8 L Merchant & ‘Gute ith (Br), Goudy, Quebeo—Bord ¢ Hinekes pela (Nor), Manzor, Oroneiadt—funch, Baye & pares Niora (Nor), Swendson, Btettin~Wenct, Tetons & Berk Providence (Be), Coaifleet, Rotterdam. Marv, Hollowell, Havré—Boyd & Hlncken. ark Britian, ser ue, Bateeiona. aa WY Elwell & Co ark Mary C loping, Genoa Bartram ‘ron, ark tchinson, Cardense—J F Leary. Bark Chancellor (ir), ‘Coil, Hamilton, ermuta Roger oni Charlotte Geddie (Br), MoKenzie, Pictou, NS—D Me- ea geek rentieal ‘iste fa Serres, , Bulkley, tis Peds rd— Ht ay yy te Var Sentilen aw egal NOES i See iete Pesenmen, : "ilo eae jane, Cow: Beamer Steamer SES Fancast, one, Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD sre Blea Mf , ‘Steeunstity ip pally 6° fe ag ae! i ead sl passe erie oh a, ses ry PB a hy Is cant Guion Fiat ae), Cook, ou aa 8 and Ena ogee Oona cand £ as ‘4 aius”? Btoasaah Femmes, em to Ma er, ambors, ey ‘has westerly winds and head sea, July 14, lat 44 ay east ie exchanged signals witha tenet senmee, bo iis, ‘ iat und Jat 42 8%, loi yao £5 iba’? bh abip ‘Sarcainer, fou Liverpool SUR reartnarn to owe wan ‘Bal witcoman mp Ban im Satentor, Ne gee July ne Beamant) Manbaitese Waoahuly Chat 15, wit feiss Ea ce vee Woh oe ey OR et pseaenlp Heroules, Winnett, Georgetown, DO, for New Stoataahtp Eureka, Loveland, Bgg Harbor, with mése to master, Ship" Kate Troop (Br), Crooker, pig iron to Biren me. Ca rel Mo ha ay oo horthern paseace, and hy Heit shee winds and po oe of the parsage i, bp a en commencta an eink as Ne, very. he: ‘ea fea shipto lation Fine’), tne 08 Burmab (Br), m Shi jelda fe with Kuight, toon uy from Bi hes boat Mitonel, ‘Tee ship Burmab again; bas bees Fak, Celeste (BY. Fotlerton, Soup, to James Norton, Sri vessel {3 mater ‘and had i Benes fe'daya wit Oita wind rate y, mot ae Beaks mdse and wea Eas ark Johann Keples (NG 8 to Punch, Baye 4 sau pa na | cht westerly win oo, teas te a bas been Bark Patriot (Br), Jones, Trinidad, Latann & Co—ressel to i wan & Co—resgel to Master. | Ha RES | ch cB. eitae wih soalte OR twain e's Eton venelte a ghytler & Towne. “Had Tight woulerly winds'ad ealias ntire passa, Png Marguerite (Br), Gavin, Ponce, Ty sugar and ‘molasses, to order, osat to Towne; has been 5 days ‘north of Hatters nd ene Balled in company with ak Aurora Hcueel tod F With Wiloer wit yora fot Bons yang sr ‘12 days, rand melado, to orer—vessel t ners Been days north of Baiteran, with ight winds can Nseht Ane Kierstiae (Dan), Peterson, Meracatho, 28 with coffee, to Pavensteatt Conrveasel to maven, Has been @ daya north of Hatteras, with light, “Variable, winds and en Schr G J Barreras (Sp), Alstios, Cardenas, 10 days, last, to O Mart! & Co, had fue weasher, We ee Schr ©. Brooks, Brooks, C mése toS H Brower} vessel’ to sets iter rah etd ict ame HF Plan, Sete ae ich, for New York. Has been wi Oey ake ssa 9 tk a ot — abnko a, rpus Christi "Sour Medison Hol aig son wig jobr ino line lumber, to M-A Wilder, Son & Co, veceel Yo Vay Beast Bree light winds and oalms; bas been 7 days rig Cascate (of jdatena! Meh gerne? 10s &, KP eae Leal ena Ga, 6 days, with lumber, con F Regaine, Pies, Behr Belle R Hull ‘or Bo Ohingarora, Ryder, er, Virgin r BF Woolsey, Tahoe, Vi Vi Behe Edward slave, Bo pers Al ee wae Susan Ser antan, Irvibg, Alexandria, Maria & Elizabeth, Boper, Georgetown, DO, for Hud “Bur Filan Moore, De Groot, DO, for Hudsor pene opt Gectestown, DO, f Hudson, Schr Marcena Manson, Denton, Georgetown, DU, for Behr Sussex, Ds: ayia, Dela 7 Sour # #t Wilson’ Harris, Pillacelphta for Proviaence, r Lizzie Thompson (fsberman), Rocf, wn , , Georges Banks, cbr Charter Jak, Pool, Salem, Mass, The bark Cart», from St Croix, which arrived 17th inet, 8 passen-ers andre ports ght wwosteriy wings and calms the entire passa with bark Ei See New Tee Eatin oot "Org ing Katahdin, for New" ork Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND sovUTa. Bebe Marla Flemming, Williams, New Haven for Philadel- Tithe cent Avery, Green Harbor for New York, witn stone 10 Schr Welnon'y Ferris, Stanford, Rockland for Flushing, with has lime to order. Ret icktaan, Mall, Providence for New Jersey. Schr Geo A Pierce, Ball, Greenwica for New York. Sebr John Brooks, ‘For, ‘Rridgeport for Eltzabethport, Behr Alm'ra, Hag a, Glew Cove for New York, Behr Lodo: - sr Err, Portland ee, BY York. Senr Jonn # D: Wall, Schr Ci Behr Whi xan er, Bridgeport for New Vork. che Whisber, Harper, eport for New Sehr Mtau Jo, Hr ena N ont for Philadephia. arValew, Coley hell for New York, Bete Rilshe t Gusiihe Baker: Fall River for Fhiladeiphia, Estelle, Ward, Providence for Ts Schr Majestic, Randall, New Haven forhew ‘York. Schr William Putman, Searsport for New ¥ Beamer Metis, Dave, Providence for New York, with mdse ‘and passenzere, to Taaac Odell, Bienmer ios og Providence for New York, with mee and passengers, to isaac Odell. BOUND EAsr. Steamshin Glaueus. Walden, New York for 398% Steamship Nereules, Winnett, Georgetown, for New Sehr ‘Wm Board: y Biya Alerandria for New London. Behr A P Avery, Baltimore for New Haven. Sebr EF Meany. Tooke Lage for New London. Soh Da Floy4, sheppard, Fhiadelphia for Fall River Schr Crown Polat, Nickerson, Now York for Newbury- Pr UE Jarrars Dad New Bronswick for Bridgeport, Bohr Wi lerson,, Newburg for New tsondon, Behr Oscar f Hawley, Bayles, Hoboken for Providence, Bebe Portiand, Nelson, New York for Windsor, NB. Schr Lewrs Cars, Acker, New Bronewick for Kew Hay Behr North Prelio, Faten, Fors Ewen for Providence, sai Rchr Texas, Camden, Elizubethport for New London. Behr Harrict Lewts, Lewia, Rontout for Frovidanes, Seba Ann T sipple, al fon for New Haven. Scbr Li ay esierly. Schr Darius sidan aye topen iow York ie Bangor. Fehr 4 Tarner, Gurney, Newburg for Borton. Behr Pointer, or, Baker, Kew Yor for Providence. Schr HV Crandall Perms, New Yors for Halitaa, chr Chas W Bentley, Bakery New York for Gloucester, Schr Ein Brawa, ‘Robinson, Moboken for Boston, hr % Stratton, Stanley, Portdohnaon fur ——, Beir Milza Wilame, Cota ndou for Boston. Schr Hxchange, Rose, Hoboicen for Path, Rebr Allan Rearse, Port Johneon ror Dicnton. Sehr Hiram Toker, nrtie, New York for Providence, Selir Arrow, Parka, New York for Banzor, Capitol Darrell, Milton for Norw: i, New York for Greenwich, Rehr David Pearea'}, Backelt, New Vork for Greenwich. Schr Goo Twibil, Héarn, Riiabetipert tor Norwich. Sobr Li a Fejue, Gurney, New for Wbrebam, Behr FG Pewos, Vorrix: Elisyethport for Hartford. Bear Adelia Kelly, Young, New York for Porta south. Sehr Ley Oreutt; Hart Buleabethport for Belfaat Schr Uenry M Ridgley, Buckley, Hoboten for Bridge, Schr Mary E Pearson, Pendleton, Hoboken for New! PRMche Harrict MeGflvery, Now York for Boston. Bebr Connecticn;, Hart, Liizabethport for ‘Huntisgton. Belr Meuna, New Yor’ for Doonts. {fat Johu'S Foremia, Carpenwer, New York for New,His- T Rene Pett 8 C Vought, Hallock, New Xork for Hunti Sebr salife T Charire, Simmens, Port Johnson for n. chr Geo Browne, Eddy, Port Sohnson for Norwalk. Four Decatur, Onkle, Ellzasethport for Fail River. Bebr Little David, Darr ,Bonth Amboy for New Haven, arty ary reun- Bebr Fredonia, Haaetpart for New Haren. Bobr Golden Rule, Overton, Eztaabetbport for Norwalk. Sehr Cornet Randail, New ¥, ‘ork for Provideuce. cbr Dr Franklin, Thomas, Sobr Marsena Monsor, Robi New Have sehr Hout Hope, A Sehr Job Osarr, Mi ‘Newburg for Providence, nson, ——, Georgetown for At'en, New York for Rockiand, eehad, Hoboken for Bridgeport, ew York for Vortemoutb, Hail, New York for Rockland, Sehr David’A Berry, Walters, Eliabetbport for Provi- jence, Sebr Frances C Busith, Keene, Elizabethport for Provi- donee Bent Little Dont, Blears, New York for St John's, NF. Poi ‘ork for Newburyport, New York for Boston, 0 Staples, Lord, New York for Boston, Behe M2 Barut, Chase, New York for Gree Kebr yacht Lva, Staey, New York, on a cruise Bloop Tiame, Bibith, New Yori for Brookbave astwards, Sloop Cornelia, Rotton, New York ior New flaven, Bloe ‘annon, eon Brookiyn for Port Jefferson, ae ay (returned from ‘a cruise round ppb, ‘Dong Long Island, wil veinain at Whitestone tor a few days, me proceed Newport). . Kuneby, Pope, Loboken for Whitestone, to clean up, Newport aud Justwards on @ cruise. t Farotinte, Hart, New York for New London. mito, Whitestone for Eaton's Creek. , New York for Glen Cove. ‘oll, New York tor Providence, Whrrenroxr. LI, July 18-11 4 PM. A number of schooners for the southward got {n here at suaget, and will remain at anchor oF the fate until moraing, waiting Wide, BELOW. S).Jp Screamer, Dall, from Liverpool June 9, With mdse, to Neemth & Sous. (Received ® pilot July 16, 1a: 41, lon from boat ¥ Perking, Ne 18), CardiT Jane 7, (Re. ip FV Troop (ir), Frits, “froka Voat Samed W hiwelh, No 7, 1th iat, Tat egies a pilot from SAILED. 41 16, lon 66 46). ips Vandatta, for Hawburg; virgo: Sardunaty Bonet actor, Wilmslugton, Richmond, 4c; Fantta, Philadelphia, Wind at sunset SW, light, Marine Disastors. SHIM Min ERY A—Quel 18—A_ telegraph reports the lose of the ship Ae ayn Liverpooh, wile 358 assonger, for Montreal, off Cape ‘Breton, No lives are lost Bote stp ina tov wi Bang Yanve ns crn Prior by | be mahonapy for New York, w criven a fore ry png, "p ‘8 total’ lose; Bria Mary Gibbs, Whittemore, Dunit wele. 7 be, re, Dunkirk-Thompaon & pig Fortune (Port), Bortier, Oporto—Hagemeyer & ai Oliver Cutte (Br), Nélwon, Port au Prinee—R Murray, "iprig Mary (Br), Morris, 8 Joboe, NP Geo HB brig biales ( iy Harvey, Ei Jobus, WFebtvoe viral evens a pay 3 id, No insuravec. one w Tegiatered 3av tones in Poult ‘ai Kingston, Mase, in 1852, on bailed from Turks font Datapravour, Willard, got ashore on the SE. of Ram Island on Satorday poroing bee os started off fore the wea hauled off by 0 8 steamer and bas gove op the yaiwow at Cosiand lor repeire, ‘ the eae) Bled to BW of Vaya The sew on the 2008 ee a donkey: engine at ‘Gibraltar, ‘which, however, down, and the vessel's leak Ln agg to above pros ihe veer deoming her unseaworihy, an. tbe to induce some of the men ‘of the White ia ‘and Fail Back’ to Bing Ww, Jay <a @ ee ys cacrap pire, oe been towed here, with foremast, sail ed. the has boen surveyed and tio be repaired. Miscellaneous, ‘We are under obligations to Purasr G A Clark, of the steamship ban Francisco, from Bermuda, for full fles of late papers. We are indebted to purser John R Moffett, of the steam- ship Manhattan, from Charleston, for his attentions. REMARKABLY SHORT PassagR—The Inman line steam- ship Olty of Brussele, Capt Jas A Kennedy, has just added another splendid passage to her list of short runs between the ports of New York and Liverpool via Queenstown. She left Now York on the 8th inst and arrived at Liverpool at 5 YM on Monday last, making the passage in exactly nine days, allowing for difference in time, She probabiy did not touch at Queenstown, as no mention fs made of her having done 40, though she must havo passed that port about mid- night on Sunday. Tho steamship Oceanto, which left New York shortly after the City of Brussels, passed Crookhaven (which fs about 70 miles this side of Queenstown) at 7:30 AM on Monday, and no doubt arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday ‘morning some 12 hours behind her rival. Quiox PassaGE.—The schr Madison H Capt Bayi! made secant, from from New York to Jacksonville aad back Pack to Now Xi Notice te Mariners. ean buoy on Ushers Ledge, Bristol more than BUD fGe From ie taual Puce Nei ca sorely Arrived af New Bedford July 16, bark Robert Morrison, a Helene May 4, i ih ab bis ep ane 80 ech ee tion Be eaalicy oie TP ion New eealon dssbcepn out |x ‘wih 2600 bbls sp oli o& Doard, bound to New Bedford Bhtp_Republ re lewport, on, S | eRe Ree rane nr tonite taco, June £7, lat 48 N, Jon Bry) Siemons, from Ontoutta for New 8) Y me Sree Calcutta for New'You sctreae fonds ag." New ae a Radetne iat Durante, from Liverpoot for (of Lyun), ay Oardiff for New York, June 27, Bark Jenny 1 Henrici, from Bremen for New York, Sady 2, iat y arth ae se 4 Baward (Br), Connanton, from New York oe Saher aeabite fi for Porto Rico, July 17, lat 41 03, ayy gel it F Perkins, No 13), ‘iewell Sy Oe aas as Teva ‘Gove, from Darien for ‘Ayres, Mi Re Mirella ie (Be Garealt 1 Pilladelpbis for Hantax, gate (Sr), trom Ha : tn'Buniteat iocae’ wana for Philadelphia, no date, " warolen Ports. ARDROSEAN, July 4—Ealled, eats Pearson, B ABRENDAL, ANTWEB! ‘Toller, New ath, Hetiona 4h, Bitza Moka OT ERDAM, 1 Arrived, W Apur, July d—Arriyed, ship RIGTOL (Pill), July Sa eriiven Sepvates ani ele rc ae aires July 2—Arrived, Lakem! lie Portman, and No. fembn, on rown, New uaa, Rlacoerate New. ‘york: Mass aay Hatdeld, Paige, Philadelphia; Bt pow, York; 603, Astronam, ‘BRLYABT, sn finer T Arives cond ent tee i red, Meteot (8), from Rotterdam N FERRY, July 7—Salled, Mattio M Atwood, New: Panchite, Caizada, Ja scans sohr Adolph Hagel, Davis, eee bark Balnaguith (Br), Nanke- ie for "ong Rover, Batrott, for & port ta “ph Finn, Aaronson, New Or- {--Satted, Dominteo, Jacearivo, New York; for Kea nd Ade- Naw do; sory ‘olntice? Foster, Baiae Sardis Brewen ‘ el 5 Bla B Thayer, CS Idabu, Murphy, ‘New Orleans Thom- meas gone 3 o Sehr John Henry, Williams wat a hema eapeaeen Noss Certs, Yane Javiz, June PLL EAL, July T—Arri Boll op (and for New York). f: ry wd iatiear fi from Phil ade! i} Bremen Maguct, Oroaby, sa bas Franoleco for Bre. ORT, oa, Ag hy Milly, Era®.! New York. UNKI Agra, jolmes, Phi! Peerless, New iy EMARARA, June 25—[u o Baitinore aid: bark Bele of Sx yer tornao, atts brie . liza Thompson, f yrine, Johoson, for Bostom Bey Wives ae oS fara Sune 5 "i om ae or Di Falece. Bar says Nora, Gives, poe, Cronstade fo for o, oan, te ay oArrived, ‘Talis, Seaton Phila. am, Gil sie Wiliae , Haley anger | § ¢, Boston; ¥24, Trinidad, Pasquin, New Norwester, aman, Philadelphia, S-Arrived, John Cobboid, Pasifal, New yEAsGOW, July 8 Arrived, E Nicholson, Cr:ebie, New Eating st, Temafiia (s), for New York (and left Lough nese IBBALTAR, June 90—Arrived, H Gould, Baltimore ;Naove Mondo, Siarnct, New Yorc: Juy'l, amit. care, Rom: Tooker, Licata (and sloated for New GLovort ett) York: ah ae acy ‘phia.” oe ‘¢—Arrived, Askur, Pedersen, New da, cre ared, Fredrick Scala, Waack, Phfle- Joly 2—Bai lo Syev », Groat, New York, ON i ingle Benefactor, Berry, Saigon; | oe Jal 2—Arrive: lor, New Or- Surtis, aavaanaby Jul Tula’ ra Manse Br William, Harding, New 1a Aan Francises olus, Gabrielaon, Galresto pe York Lyrh. Clark, ancl 2 25 Clark, Borworkh, New Ovleane. Ayres, Onrdlt and United Btaton; Heater A Blanchard, ‘Ondiz a Buenos res a 8 Tanrent (a), Lemar, Rew York. rrived, Guanafe; Beant es io stds "fereat” a ai Havre; a Ng oe! and. Jeany i a J 0} eFee, i iat ee nd S Callao; tube Renetagtan, Aaa ap id a Jan fork Alters Gr rote, Yaaetptia bee! roa accurhare ‘2d, Alice ‘Guesh, and Robert ‘1th, Ni Avni leans; New bedtora fever tidaat" doy Verouay Arrowenitey Fuheder jail Fate Bmi' Heres Seng Shanti a # Lone aa for Baker's Island) ; ue baled Ju fe eh (NG), Oscar, Howland's yw a ee x, Sul. 16— Arrived, L-eney Aotis (Br), Tan. Liver Glasgow for Bt (Pa WIOH, kt bees J ae avis. re wort rey Poole ony mg! fac is (1 Wy 4—Arriv int,” CaN mie, Baltichore ii gucen Srila" Rem, rouse (apaen ent ies to ret massa, New Or! leans; Le Minne Poise bY fownain ‘Peace Yow for nock, I gue | af le; 04 rent i irenton Pd Tre Oh Mama, New Orlean: OM p)SON, i doug cpa rt = ah the a eth putin ii van 20; 7 hos Te rey fa Reed, Hitesoy Bonga! ae lew Hedforp; Bobamy!, Lore Gi, Freeman, pet Dayid Crockett, urn _ Philadelphia eis sca Hate as nee i aris {halite ‘do Tb, Bath wine, Ne he Ocosm, ‘iia pew. Deal rpgnter, emia oa Bh ea Bedford; Laura, seri gery rian | ary Mie ‘Smit seeded Ae drrivonT it, tooeeded). ebeo for ‘Liverpool (and pro- Ginagow {anny Sees is ele, duly B-Bailed, Harrington, for Portland, Arrived, Nueva Providenza, New on, do} Ban Pasqualey Forsio, Poti “Neg Boona ‘May Ty Arrived, ferdmenta, Cook, San Fran- oma May Hi Volachs abarn, Naw Werk; 8D, xuwvod, | MARGRILLES, Jul; ilcitreck, Tah nee weusegnas, May 18—Arrtved, ship Fiying Bags, Lewis, beret Soin (peat Hew pease mae Om WOAB: fa'y 6A Amy, Pinkham, New York. ‘of Boston, Boston, Ent » Cason, Assyriv, Pat: ten, ‘to; Cy of Maxeneser (a). New York. NSW, May 8 Balled, ship Allanaded (Bry PILLat oeannoirr way 28: 1 ean mpalere “A” Pools, Pass “Powe dar TatBor july 7 Salles, Lad aren Je ler, New York, ONCE, PR, Suit an ort bark g foston: Aibiaak, is, Yor do, da Hosta, for Doe ee Qui euerown eed B gy Sig 3 pica pee Bose, Broa, June tat led, A Litehiletd, Dubiin, Das 4—Clearo anne BS Wiliigen, ree aon, Ri July BE oun Ploven, Knulsen, for *BuURL DS, July 8—Satled, Betty, New York; City of Boston, Ly," June 2—Arrived, Braatd, Nielson, New York; nn | abate toiay Me cArrived, Pride of the Port, Poster, ecOuRAnA The May U—Sailed, Kadosh, Oroober, United aeAmmagomas June 40—Arrivea, Atlas, Hodsdon, New York Glbrattar. Ny 1—I brig Chattanooza, Fry, a JonNs, PR, 3 Jul i 1—In port trie tian noone, Pry, tor Balumore; sehr Fini Guruky Barbour, B. July 15—Arrived, bark Ida K (Br) Sr Joan, NB, Suiy 1e—-Arriveds Doane,’ anata inet Seubaaiees i, do; schr Al eet cane 4 as ies a Eliz e ameter Sarks Joba Uttiosen, Pickett, " Almoner, Ray, 4 re AErAeAlaS, supe win "sort ship Quintero, Manning, Swan ev July $—Arrived, Frey, Emannelsen, New or! American Ports. BoaTON, July 17 Arrived, brig Angelia, Lelghton,, Oat barien; sctie M A vty ps (te rm ee create “din, *Tierding f Blanebar at amare fe in Weller (3 verre 3 New igo, Cots io) fechte eB. 6) ‘ire nce ene Baxter, W "ihary Jonsson: od A poh eae, ind WSW to N, any Hamfiton. inney, hae "Arrived. meamners Biberia (br). from ;Con~ Biss from Phveieiphia; ahip Abby By (Br), Dennis, bark John Campbell (Br), Mortisey, burg + ences, ary tense paid MC Comery, Com, hi “Talow—arie’ ‘pine, from brig Sac vy Baty Ba ey Hed “ N ny Soar, Sie dos eee ie one Foute Rs “Ganlon, eiialitasy Frances Jai Benn: sein ray ents ban New Yorks me Smee ve July 1—Cl Is SB rome - fe a oe eo SSRISTOL, Juy 15 sohrs Brown, New Benford for Philadelp! ator New Yortto ct oa the valle rs and paiot peat Sianiansarteitien ‘sloop Mary Brash, * PEERNANDINA, Joly 10—Arrived, schr Chattanoogs, Snare, Cardenas. h—Cl rods 8 hr W Hi Jones, Line, New York. iy jeared, acl Jane for rey ES» MONROR, July for brigt Ghat from Tohne, Wiliam Nash, trou Chex. apeakey an jerman brig from Demérsra) seow America, trout sent tn indies "Passod oul, Drigs 0 Wright, HG Serene tra, Bey ly 16—Arrived, schre Mine ite menand Mary Hh ane Borde “lleabepert Yobu Lo: . New York tit heBatlod,” wank W Barse (Br), Das “for London TOALVESGR, Su uly 10—Arrived, brig Lissie M ae Sitar we AG @ Baboceey! from Tuxpan, M low, off outer bar, rete he Micawands from Capi a; i iarbert (Bn, Mecat ‘Mocoun can ? » | Bacto Pe Peas brie Myalo, BMISTIO, Ob July snes achr A Orandall, Rodgers, Wr omnes Say ib Belw no: burke Topeka, ool Joshus Cottey. Frazier, from New Wood, fro Chas Anwatie, Com. jeobr Ook Now York. Yor ew Yarn, ing Fe, uian, New Revver i Ww BEDFORD, Jul: Sees ne x Hira, een Rows York; J M Frost, nant ogres Wake Smith, Bowman, mo seme Bakees a a New bali mahi eamahi st mae Whit York. i NEWBURYPORT, Vth, oe A lorwood, :| Hee Mistenam ce Rew - schrs beasts ae Eswi ay. $i do for ‘Alba winks Aarti hrs Mary L Van Kirk, Walker, Poaton for ite i fous (apitt, malneal | in in 8 sanal den New Hes eee Shera Fae jeaste ir Kau omba, Pawtucl ul to ton, Providenoe for do; Henry Gibson, Hurst, ‘Nantuckes jor New Y peNtaaArrived, brig Georaiauns F Goery, from Georgstown, Nonwight 3 Subp Arrinad the Hate Haze, jellbe n Hlobok em. Lee LORDOR. Tug We krrived, soir Kste Shared, wes, and Christina, Manwaring, New York for Georges Se 17—Arnved, schre Bi gpB okatew, <Rub¥ian, ‘Staten be ander, Timinond ond Old Ks et en; J Hollman, 8 i, Th Twtdall, Lou PHILADELPHIA, vi eva Rear Korman, raat ute, ‘Turi ee teat Boston ay Seeman A i ge ear oot 3, Upton’: lard, Garainer Siow! Aree ante hodella Blew, Val ‘Boston ‘Bong Bulow, Ames, 8 ge Sonne Tools; ae beeen Foritand ; Palom + Palos, See ee art, in Baker, sand eee Basie, many hohe Sry aS fee erie = i Wiler, Feta Shine aero Messick, ‘Frovidence | ‘aloes ‘Trayeuer, Acams, do; Upton, a, Portia ne ‘Spartel, Bmith, do; Citizen, EE aly 7_Went to ses, yestarda 4 Hope; barks Marble ig Sierme al Bie Bleamey Bal yarrived on: Betaréay” fo wed on a te remalns, dered Wo jew York, Wind Nellie Mowe Fi schr M M Knowles re- a and Piers ‘aa reported. ved, steamship Dirigo, Jobu- FoR at brig EC Redman; schr Mary Louise; SONTEMOUTH, July M—Arrh Bessie Morris, moTtneR his th, b brig Mat! ullae, Coombe, dc, ley al July 17-—Arrived, Mowe felpniay. ‘armouth, Bail hrs Vino, aeaees Con! pia at fo sis, Ress fet i, Para taaltor rrived, schra John Lancaster rr July lesandrin ‘Mary Merghom "Brightuncer hilac? Ballet Rehr Anthony Burton, Johnson, New York. > pagpeanad July 18—Arrived, bark Savannah, from Liv hip Leo, for New York ache Mary # Van, Bidtihion, vc iy 5 ~Anried, obra Henrie Philadelphia Connect ma Tor Now vere Rae Rowe J Providence orton, nly 1, Pal-Areived, bark Amerion, ath Thomas rom Bar fee Mor aul, NE f NF, for doy Dy Py frome Soho, Nui for en fn Ss Anna, Sopietar ois ork; acre oat from Phila Pdeorse & alver, Rah Thoms, wens, nad ‘Ritixbethe er gets do for 0, from ‘anirews ‘Chri N Broomall, re den ws batiac ir do; Tey ‘Providence. woe Ex renee hh eae Piers hae nel id Gurus, Til ree ets ae in Da a a Ws se ry fish yf rata om Philadelphia aware for or York ome fot Jessie Murdock, Chris ge a A SH ana Schra, Fred Tyler, Tyrrell, Ln Dy SEU Srocktante MISCELLANEOUS. BSOLUTR DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN different Staten; desertion, » saMicien! cansc; no 4 no obi itil divor 10d; advice free. publicity | mo charge ee Owe, iateae 1180 Broadway. RTIFICIAL TRETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY ‘without plates, claapa or any ex it, th th F eh sas bout pain, witl i» at aa 1 Nintb atioat, nour BrosdWag, Bites on Maer ‘Ghancelior, Ferausod, Fal River “or doy’ Harnet Fuller,