The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1871, Page 8

THE NEW YORK RIOTS. Dpinions of the Engiish Press on the 12th of duly Riots, The steamahip Cuba, Captain Moodie, from Liver. Pool the 15th, via Queenstown the i6th, arrived at ‘his port last night, she brings the latest English mails, and from the English newspapers we make the following extracts regarding the late disturb. ance in this city:— The London see mes, of the 14th, says:— ealize What nught have happene in Ireland, e only to look at What did ph 2 au New York, for O n has been sedulous: propagated by Ulste ts wherever they have settled, and 11s intote: sprit 1S nO less mntrac ness, If they were many it would be them to tndulge m these displays; but being few 1 number, they enjoy asort of haif toleration, and, resuming UPON this, offer such irritations to their ellow-countrymen of the other way of thinking as are almost sure to lead to violence and disorder, ‘Ihe whole matter suggests nothing but censure; and the disgraceful episodes of Wednesday in New York will long remain a blot upon the already sufl- ciently bespattered character of the irish race.” MINISTER SCHENCK AND TUE WASHINGTON TREATY. The Annual Banguet ef the Merchant Taylors? Company—WNinister Schen sw Speech. {From the London Standard, Juty 15.) Last evening, in accordance with annual enstom, | instituted m the vear 1483, the Merchant Taylors’ Company entertained at a banquet, served lu their | ancient ‘hall with their usual completeness and splendor, the Master aud Wardens of the skmners ble an Canada and United States than it | Company. is in Irelaud itself, As the 12th of July | dir. W. T. Elliot, the master of the company, pre- approached the municipal authorities of | sided and was supported by the master and wardens New York were hh a by the | e Skinners’ Company, bis i enev the Amer! | feties as the irish government, but th { can Mimster (Gener e ‘Sit Massey Lop meet the energency with equal Jadgmen | i Mr. & K. Graves, M. P. Lollana, ss. The Obiet of Poll stily Issued re | Sir T. Fremantie, Admiral Sir A. Mil Mont- prohibiting te € procession, This Was re- | gomery, Vice Admiral Sir. Spencer on, sented asen encroachtnent on popular rizhrs. Moran ‘(Secretary to tae United States Legation, uitimarely reversed by a counter-prociamation from | Gener: rge Lawrence, Major General Headtie, he Governor, ordering the civil and military power | M. My Woon ry to bis Majesty the Werotect the ¢ This change of front, hoWerey, was 1 f In spite of exhorta- Mons fom tieir priests (ue “Riband’? mob attacked the procesim ‘ana dict ensued, 1a Which, ace cording to olcccount, above sixty moters Hed and 1 poiice own side. T roe: “50 show no ne ok this n, Hor does a to be at Walis ike those of Derry, or t of the Boyne, recall Ul onfiets, and nd of social or polities her. li, tie cabie in Amer! guinary, 1% concerns 5 wheter Irish natu is not more responstbie for their origin tian English imisrule, especially as his- tory atiesis tieir prevaleace long belore the Coa- que: to ask ther ne London Dat’y News expresses itself as fol- lows regarding the affair:— This outbreak is One of the mos record, in Europe we have had experience Sanulnary street tighting; Milan, Warsaw, Be) Vienna, iaris, lave been the scenes of prolonged hand-to-hand coutests; bat tae conflict has mn Lewween the people, or a portion of tiem, and the wovernment. Fur associations of private ctizens, who have uarrel wila the authorities, to rn and dot with one another tn we open street w the killed and wounded May be reckoned by hundreds is a new thing In deadly on of im, the worid. {tv has tuke * for the first ime in America. Yet iC 18 tuapecs.ble to redect withont some shame that if the battle $s American tn its Jocality it was European in ¢ cter and origin, It was one oi ou ences that Was thus brougut to arpit qiles from our shores. It was au Ulste need was the 2 that must be given io test.02 15 humiliating, The parues had literally nothing 10 figui tor but ai oud grudge tO sacisty, the univer: this week by v! me Unineniing olongation outworn 1et is Wanion, ung ui and Wie solve either purty to these a knew to What risks t pace of their neigibors, them a unue 1 foun cient, lighten warded 1 them a the pu Jorvid any peacesul deme have been well content hau "he Orangemen seen fit to deciare nselVes sausficd with ce contd acca m theta by tae Governor's proclamation oi Toesday wig. Wat todo wit the lon tulozue of exclusions, pro- seripuor Lions and persecutions of all kin history of ireiandy Orange. | men ana kibboumen, Protestants and Catholics, | hay reached a uew soil, where they ihe laws and jive indusvriously 10 Dub wis the un- class of the Irish the memory of the iuducement to icok mortals in tis fortunate prop people to d t, where they have every hopefuily forward Lo the fuare. The Manchester Guardian of the same date has a ell too much ou Jeuguby article on the subject, from which we extract | wie following:— The Americans and Germans of New York, w @re far enough from sharing tie bigot jJeuce of tie Irish Grangemen, ceived a suspicion that the potent miiue Irish Cathoues over the NeW ork wUuic! been abuscd 1 order to Suppress Uiat ines inauiles- bation of opinions, even Ol the Wost outrageous kind, which A ns are accustomed to regard as ine birthright of every American citizen aud as the glory of the Uimon, at least mm the Norte, They did’ not care a sivaw for the Orangemen or 0 their demonstration, but th did not choose that mny party procession should be devarred from { marcuing through tue slreets only because tt was, no doubt gatur, offensive and distast y enough tothe Roman Catholic irish, who are themselves | allowed Lo cele te their festivals and anniv ries by processions of alike kind. The eq appetrs to have been thal Governor Hotlmaa re- voked the original decision of the New York authori- ties, resolved that the Orang sion should be periitied to take pla “1 out § regi.ents of the city bali repressing any rot Whica might arise determimation bad been originaliy for: aunounced it ts not unlikely U LO harin migat have tollowed, aud that n Cathohe ir mob of the city might trained trom violence. Nor is it to that native Aluericuns night not unnaturally be unwilling thac any party procession, however absurd or extraya- gat 1 miglt be, should be suppressed mereiy m accordance with the wn of immigrant foreigners, and in spite of the tolerance customs of their Counury have concurred ing to the public anit cai or religious Larus. We 1 But wiate may possibiy be lo quesiton ine propriety and ex- pediency of the origmal deetstoa, there can, as it secms to us, be Ho doubt that It should naye been | Mulutaiued after it had once been annow passions of the Orangemen im ened by the mortification art triumph Waich they had coi Q possibly by the hope that on hiight ye seeure the victory which had noped io Wil. The result wa ne OTaigse procession assembled and con Inesday tia wit afslernoun, win police, iw Cai wa nd ediy tied upon the rioters. used firearms, ably re Ian Sixty ol the rioters were kill lie e hundred and fifiy of them wore W #1X po aud en amen ‘i though we are Dot tu.d wounded. It was ai one Ume feared t cor , ther biood were U! y quiet”? as of sexier day's date, Thus the New York, and gine Oranger reap such (rntpti as i ot toes py th thought that mau would lament th eur vil Cath day wh fende Prot Lear defiguce ito the faces of It ia \o be Noped that ci be the forerunner of lous disseusions whica muy York a he fate of t irsel amiues, whieh in ther Moreaks, Ul at last the 10 t r Amer s impos: (breaks the wrn give YiSe mu ot ants pop all be tru ut irisuien mative poyile may reinain nei t dees ake a ainolie one. | be once rnly wit pas ing aro with th ¥ will cause t ne hvoughout the world. How utterly mad and reckless must be (he aisposton Of irelimen Who, living in a couutry where there real tra e grievan under Wiech they lave suffered at hou ose to revive ail Wie associations of faction aud civil dive @ irom which the naive eouuuy has #0 long and so se adered 18 Con. | auc Vike tins we Irish | dreaded and disiiked Pry country wir t penetr p has bituerto be a lar great avoidance ov: the evil Irisntaen are so apt to carry about with the this ouLbUrst Of 1 tie Trash tem w York int disgrace that can attach to men They have betrayed a vase Ingrat igiou aiid { N ous whitch (hey enjoy im that country, wi tinction of race or & they have heir nations: reputation King it appear tha ule horrors with wie wy of Irejand rey may be attributed to anit ¥ wrereas it sou desire 0 ) establish that ¢ Je COMBEMUENCER of Inns! Abu oppression wi ve Deen hvaped upon Jand ib the past. Xpiana lion of 0 Orangemen everyw wo ite the pew bbe (uu ries at uber Live & ~ | heen criticised on both sides of tt © | law, out of which nave spri have the American people | id iaso- | ul | which tae laws and | | King‘of Burmah) Waw-Zeray (assistant an, H. Pigeon, fF. G. s, Alderman Cotton, I on of the dinner, grace having nd pairiotic toasts were 1 with great cordiality, The appropriate ani Well chosen terms, past—viz., ‘The Master piul Company of ater- nk nd Prosperity to the ny ne! Skinners and Merchant Taylors and Skinners, dd may they flourist forever.” y drunk, and uérs having proposed a st Faithful, W. F. Warte, &e. At the concl | been sung, the v | | Merenaat Tay! root and brane “The Health of His Ex- cpairman proves ” (Loud eb ge American ministe damong us whe Were periecty assnred that he came fahten wouidren’ in his heart. Every Eng- srospect of a peacwe’ 2ud Tejoice greatly at the De dispute between’! Settlement oF ail questions (Chee 8.) erica and Uns country. General Schenck, on ris! : With loud and prolonged appide TPly, Was greeted sbipful Master aud Gentiemen—I 4 ‘certainly be Gevold Of nil sensibility if L were not Chany as 1 do most heartily, for this toast and he4ak Vou, with which it has been received, and Wf 1 f7kceUns press to you, not for myself, but for my o 2 Which | have the houor to represent, the proper ex pression Of appreciation for your Kindness, you Inusi attribute it to oar youth in the presen: Even youth may sometimes have its You talk of dates and refer to the tine ven the Alderiaen of the etty of London, headed by the Lord Mayor, in the year 1433, brought about a veacciul arbitrauion between these two great guild: tis a matter of great satisfaction to ine thai at a much later Gate it has been although not an have proposed an arbitration, wluch, I trus Sebtic ail Giverences between us. celle my good foriuae, alderman nor a lord mayor, io t, 1s to I esteem it one of the proudest iacidents of my life that Twas one of the Joint Commission appotnted to establish ab: for ratification, aud to afterwards see it ratided by commussioners, the Jate Treaty of Washington. rs.) Ido not Want to say much about it now; but it 1 was asked by @ Senator io giv ct eXplanation oi It, and T said to him w will say Lo you How, that It seemed to me that w | standing on Wo sidesol a line which Was separat- aud that without recrimination we lad suc- | ceeded in drawing the line up to whlch we thought | we had a right too, beyond which we thought it un. | reasonable nand anything more, and within t that we could make no conces- this was the case on both side done 1s Hable to eriiicism, and It ¢ line, and 1 will say (hat one of its merits is that wile it has not everybody, yet upon the who! eryboly is content to accept it, (Hear, hear). This | country and Awer as the Chateman has ob- Served, have One common ancestry, oue coumon | language, oue co: en mon bterature and one common ng our own | When f landed at Liverpool I said, in re) address of Weicome witch was prese that I thought if the: involved in titulions. ply to an ud te ine, > LWO Nations were ever to be ar, Which could in apy way be honor- it Would be a crime against civiliza- Twas afferwards struck by a frendiy ich appeared in one of the leading | journals to the eifect that the very fact of our being iwo English-speaking nations was one of | the very reasons Why We should be apt | to disagree; because Speaking the same langage. we could thorouvnly understand oue another, and every flippant remark that was | made upon our side was thoroughly understood and | appreciates by other, But, gentlemen, having | how struck hands together, and, as I trust, forever hereafter, let us make use of it not to taunt each ; Other, but to join in friendly expressions and senti- | ments. (Loud cheers.) If We both do this, and a towards each other In this friendly sptirié, it is hard | to tell to what degree of Influence, morally, socially and politically, we may arrive. (Cheers.) God for- bid that we siould ever combine for any other | purposes, but if it showld come to the physical | then by leaning upen and supporting each” of the two nations Would make a combination which | would be irresistible. (Cheers.) And now, gentie- | men, will you periit me to steal @ toast from the | mourn of tne Worshipful Master, Allow me to give ) You **E and and Almerica—Aimerica and England , aud may they flourish for ever, ‘drank with three times three, and ‘a cheers for America and England, HOBCKEN POLUEICIANS AFLOAT, | Breaking of n Bridge at Noboken—One Hundred and Eighty Persons tmmersed in the North River—Nobedy Drowned, | Bat Many Hurt. lt has seidom been the lot of the residents of Hopo- , ken (@@lias Tattieiowa) to enjoy such a sensation as | that createa yesterday evening by the unexpected | Gucking Which many of the citizens received by | being precipitated into the waters of the North Rive A great tub race Was announced to take | place near the foot of Fourth street between Officer Bob Henry, Charics Worden, Johu Ryan and Dick | Doucy. Between seven and eight o’clock about Uiree thousand persons,sof all ages, nations and | conditions, crowdea towards the foot of Fourth | Street to witness the contes! From a point near the club house there extended to the bath house a bridge several hundred fect tn length, butlt on piles. ined to sustain only small parties visiting uouse or hiring some of the scores of row- boats tat lie around. On this bridge upwards of eu nondred of the muitatude congregated while 208 Were being rigged aud the racers prepared Just then a loud crash of Guvers SPL. SHOUTS AND GROAN: The bridge liad broken down some fifty feet from | the shore, and 100 individuals—wen, women and ren—were Luddied en wusse into the water b While tou that followed was at its height, commuuication with the land having bee uuitiiude rushed back, andin a few racking of timbers took plac } cut off, the seconds a The bridge broke in ano.uer spot, and eighty people Were precipitated fata the river, the water here ve much deeper. Those Who were yet on the an to despair of safety, and many of those water must have perisped bat for the num- oais that foated close by. Officer Henry lea persons who were on the polut of z. Simon Burns, who was one of the party, saved thrce boys and a woman vorpuicnce was a grave obstacle to ber ne others could be seen holding fast to the auu rowboals, or Wading to the Shore. rescue dcownt ducked Who: res Ac LITICIANS PELI, VICTIMS Most of taem had put on clean 4 ant OOS and Wille stove-pip faced in the racers’ Wueu home to the accident, a was mia persons recelvec 1d bad bis foot badiy ures Which som ury stood on broken glass a aged W woke her arm, and Ss rectived Wounds by striking against in Wie plies. Fortunately no oue was drowned, coulda be tained. The tub race of he b e. LVery One Who Wimnessea Wed i MiracuioUs That 108s of life pceldent b ensue. didi VOW VORA STATE TEACHERS CONTENTION. Loexpor?, N. Y., July o-day brought large acce Teachers’ Convention. now in nint It is estimated there are nearly oue thous mgers here. Ali the hotela are fol, aud the women attending the Convention are ent ned by the city ‘The weatuer continues weuutin. The Convention 26, 1871. tne N ate sembled in Arcade Hall at nine A. M. to-day, Pro-dent Steele tn the chair, He | announced ie standing committees. Papers were read by ©. 8, Hulsey, A. M., of Canan- atid Professor Dp. I, Crivenden, A. M., of daigua New York. ter disposing of some miscelianeous business lollowlig resolutions were adopted:— That acommittee be appointed to correspond erimvendeots aid other school authorities in our wud Wh achap! commissioners, and to confer uperintendent and Secretary of the Board of reporr at the next anniial meeting @ avevem for nod uniform school rtatietics mittee of th to de- in as be appointed a ae ate and vals for the r tat inl organ Adjourned until tw AVTEKNOON SES*ION. similar compliment, couched in saimiar is, to | Gg health of the Merc Taylors, which was re- | ya WitR lond applause, jous to | | with plaster to | Sun rises impossible for | ter A. Brownel, principal of the Fairfield Seminary; Ohver Morehouse, princtpal of Albion Academy; Dr. 8. S. Green, President of brown University of Rhode Island; M. M. Baldwin, principal of Groton Academy; W, M. Jef, of Brooklyn, and Dr. Clark, of Cauandaiua, A large audience was present. YACHTING, ‘The following yachts passed through Hell Gate yesteril 7 The yacht Magic, Wallack, from Newport for New ork. vee yacht Eva, Macy, from Glen Cove for New ork. ‘The yacht Fleetwing, Osgood, from New London for New York. ‘rhe steam yacht Willlam M. Tweed, from New York for Glen Cove, and rerurned, eee SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac ior New York—Whis Day. 451 | Moon sets,..morn 12 83 + 721 | High water.mora 3 41 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST, Steamer, _| Sun sets. Ee Broadway. 7 Bowling Green ib Broadway, 8 Broad st, Bowhng Green [29 Broadway, 15 Broadway. 63 Bro: at, 19 Broadway. ih Broadway. 7/88 broad st, ‘7 Bowing Green 7 Rowling Green 22/29 Bronaway. 2|15 Browdway. 58 Broaawa’ .\7 Rowling ¢ City of Wasi | Dentachland. !Glasgow.. [Liverpoot. Liverpool. Bremer Laverpo Liverpool. Oity of Paris. Donan Columbia \18 Broadway, 2 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 26, 187%. CLEARED, Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool via Qneenstown— CG Franckiyn. Steamship Georgia, Crowell, Charleston--H R Morgan & qlgamabip Wamsutia, Flak, New Bedford—Ferguson & ble Berkshire (Br), Connell, London—Peabody, Willis & 0» Ship Golden City (Br), Jones, London—C L Wrignt & Co, Ship Ubland (NG), Holes, Ship Charlotie (NG), Gacien, Kremen—Funch, Edye & Co. fark Panjaud Br),” MeGonnell, London—6 & J Knox & Hp reported yesverday as having been cleared for Bel- J Robison & Co), ‘una, Mudgett, Cronstadt-—N Emery, *' Bri, Mckenzie, Pictoa, NS--D McColl. Amore, St John, NB—Russell, Howes & ondon—Slocovich & Co, , Maas, Pernambuco and ic Isurgermeister Stuy Bablu— Wendt, Tetena & Boo! tig Loch Lomo: n. a ‘town, Nic—R P Buck & Brig Maidee, Brown, Kingsto! Erie Muntius tr), Voda, Hava Bre? li Marland (Br), Le Hatton, ry EB 3 Ladd (Br, Wyman, Yarmouth, NS-noyg & a (Br), Vickery, Yarmouth. Sr), Campbell, Sackville via St John, NB— Heney & Parker, ar, Foote, St Johns, e-D k DeWoit & Bracebaw, Harbor’ Grac cbr Atlantic, Burk & Co. , Hantsport via Yarmouth—H J De ‘hr Ida Richardson, Bedell, Charleston—Evans, Ball & chr BF Reeves, Brennan, Richmoud—Van Brunt & Bro. SelrJ C Brower, Longstreet, Tom's River—3 J Godwin & sou hoo Mary Elizabeth, Mallesen, New Uaven—Ri Bro, Steamer Tacony, Nicnois, Phil Rteamer Fannie, Fenton, Phila Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Phiiadelpura, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship Cuba (Ir), Moodie, Liverpool July 1, via deiphia, i | { | | | Queenstown 16th, with mise and $60 passengers, to Chus G Franckiya. July 28, 34 miles B of Sanoy Hook, passed stea ship Russia, bence for Liverpool ; 30 miles E of do, steamship Idaho, do for do. Steamsuip Magnolia, Palmer, Savannah July 22, with mdse aud passengers, to Wo & Garrison, Had strong NE gales with very heavy head sea the entire passa Steamsmip Saratoga, Couch, Richmond, Uity Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old Dominion Steamsitin Co, Steamsmip Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia, with mdse, to the Lorillard Steamshiv Co, Bark Nornen (Nor), Helgensen, Liverpool 64 days, with salt to Samuel Thompson's Nephew & Co—vessel to order. Had heavy weather the entire passage, Bark Kallisto (Nor), Gerrard, Middlesboronen 45 days, with railway iron to order--veasel to Wend‘, Yetens & Bock: mann. Took the northern passage and had variavle wea- poke ship lat 83 1a, lon 1s Uo, tor Madeira. Ayres, 55 days, 0, Orossed tue widds to lat 10 5, on $5, spoke bark ‘aiparaiso; 29th, tat ), from Santos’ tor New 3, Urig JB Brown, from ther; June 27, lat 61, lon 52, bad a severe burricane (rom NW. of 5 hours’ duration; were obliged to run before it for the safety of the yess ays W of the Banks, Bark G P Payzant (tr), Knowlton, Ardrossan 60 days, with pig iron to order -vesiel to J F Whitney & Co. Took the middle passage anc had strong W and SW winds frora iat 42 to 44, lon 40t0 60; thence Light, battling win: days W of the Banks, Bark Anna Walsh, Coombs, Newport 46 days, with railway iron to order-—vessei to Carver & Barnes. Had heavy west- winds up to the Banks, thence light winds, calms and July 9, lat 44, lon 70, spoke fishing schr Mattila, with 1000 quintals of tish, who reported having a man sick, and suppited her with medicines, ark Rhea (NG), Bucikholtz, Stettin 40 days, with mdee, to C Tobias & Co. Took the worthern passage aind had strong erly and southerly winds; las been 11 days west of the ok Bark Welkin, Snow, Rotterdam 45 days, with mdse, to R P Buck &Co, Yok the northern paekage and bud strong NW and SW winds; June 27, int 47 4, lon 37 03, hada heavy gale fiom NW, lasting ¥ Hours; eplitforesatl, ib, so, and slove butwarke'ln several places} 18 days W of the Banks wits hight winds aud caims and much fog. ark Arcturus (NG), Zielke, Hamburg 52 days, with iron, to Funeh, Edye & Co.’ Took ‘the northern passuge and had light westerly winds; June 21, lat #1, lon Su, W Rasen, sea- man, aced 22 years, fell from the bowsprit overboard and was drowned; July 9, lat 43, lon 51, spoke ship Ontario, hence for London; 17th, lat’ 42, lon’ 5510, ark Joho Eilis (Br), bound W319 days’ W of the Banks. Bark KH Purington, , Hamburg 45 days, with mdse, to Fuach, kaye & ‘the northern passage and had Iight wester'y wints;26 days W of the Banks, July 6, Jat 56. on 48, spoke sob Kival (Port), from St Michels for ost Bark Nan Cictrinco (Ital), Fabretti, Ancona 105 days, witn brimstone, to order, Passed Givraltar Siay 21; bad heavy weather; July 24, iat 29, loa 72 4: vethen (NG), from Philadelphia for Hamburg. Bark Idabo, Richardson, Cienfuegos, 15 days, with sugar, to Tucker & Ligntbourne.' Has been 3 days north of Hawte- ras, with Leavy NE gales. Mth tust, iat 24 16, lon 83 5D, saw bark Cornwall (Br), steering N. Bark Eureka (Br), Carman, Catbarien, 1! days, with sugar, fo puster. Has been Sdays ports of Hatteras, with heury E gales. Bark Harry Booth, Chaso, Caibarien, 12 days, with ancar and welado, to James b Ward & Co. Has been g days north of Hat eras, with strong N and NE winds, July 19, lat 65 6y, lon 74, spowe bark GW. Kosevelt, hence for Havana, Brig Biver Queen Br), Cottam, Maiusa May Zi, with frult to Gomez, Wallis & Co—veasel to. 1 F Whitney & Uo, Passed Gibraltar June 6; had light northerly winds and (ne weather | to lon 48, thence variable winds; June J apoke brig F McLeod, from Liverpool, NS, Brig C J Adams, McFadden, Bueuos with "woo! and hides, to Jed Fiye Eyuator Juty 5 in Jon 4015; had stroug theuce fine weather. June 2%, lut lo Gipsey Quees (Sr), from Swans® int jon 34, brig Fingal (Swe York; Iniy 23" lat B38 N, lon Bajtimore for, Porto Rico, Brig Acelia Thuriow, White, Arectio, 14 days, with engar to Hicks & Tabing- vessel to BY Thuriow & Son. Had tine Weuiner mont of the passage; July 26, of Absecom, while lying to ina heavy Ne gale, Herman Museroann and Joba Schut, seamen, dott natives of Germany, were washed off the jibboom overboard and drowned, Jrily 29, iat 35, 1on 74, Wasin company with bark Olivia Davie (ot Fovadeiphtas and brig John Wesley (of Baltimore), bound nor! Brig flonor (Sp), Barasarda, Havana, ib day) to Latasa & Co. Had fine weather, Brigu L Pye (Br), Pye, Salt Ker, T 1,16 days, with salt to Woodtnd & Robinson—vesse! to Crandall, Berian £ Go, Had y equally weather In the Gulf; bth inst, lat A, jon 7 W, hada heavy sqnall from bout), which carried away paliast, ainsheet, kc; has been 7 days north of Hatteras, with light winds and’eal B Gordon, Cow Bay, 15 doys, with coal to jas Co—vesse) to GH Browor, Had light Joy, Jacksonville, 9 days, with lumber to P maxter, or Jed Frye, Langley, Jacksonville, 9 di einou~vesnel to Jed Frye & Co, Sebr John Ferris, St Jonn, Georgetown, DC. Schr SJ floyt, Cranmer, Georgetown, Sehr Burdett fart, Pierce, Baltimore for } SSE o! Barnegat fell in with a scar pike wood ; first part of ner name was Isaac ; comld out her other nam 8, with lomber BOUND souTH. 48, Lawrence, Boston for New York, with mdse nud pas Thy to it F Dimock. airtg Kiidare br), Macomber, Windaor, NS, for New York, with plaster to Poniston & Co. Brig Aifaretta (Bri, O'Netl, Rockland, NB, for New York, with stone to PT Nevius & Son. Brig Joun Aviles, Avie, New London for Koht Newport, Miller, Windsor, NS, for aster to Crandali,Bertonux & Co. worth, NS, for New York, iy Berienux C9. Kehr Gariaud, Libby. ‘St Jonn, NB, for New York, with lumber to Jed Frye & Co. Kehr Airapa (Br), Miteholl, St Jon, NB, for New York, with intaber to Pf Nevins & Son, Schr King Bird (81), Sitnpson, Bt John, NB, for New York, with iamber to P I Nevius & Son. Seur Percy, Oaldwell, st Johu, NB, via York, with inmnber to Jed Frye & Go Scie Selo, Smith, Musquasi, NB, for New York, with lum ber to Jed Frye & Go, ‘Schr Hamburg, Robinson, Musquasb, NB, for New York, with lumber to Show & Kiciiardsou. Sehr Martha A (Br), Chouas, Rockland, NB, for New York, with stone to Jed Frye & Co, Mohr 4 Somers, Heaih, Calais for New York, with lumoer to order, Sebr Franktin, Brewster, Franktort for New York, with buijding stone to master. Hohr #oston,Wickland, Rockland for New York, with stone to Steamship I New York. w York, with tport, for New Behr order. Rebr Matanzas, Bragdon, Calais for New York, with jam: ber w Chase & Talbot. Schr Webster Kelly, Marshall, Calais for New York, with lumber to Jed Frye & Vo. Behr Ida May, Buck, Hillsboro for New York, with plaster to order, Co. Lyman, Hil, Portland for Brooxlyn, with stone to Sehr Malabar, McCarthy, Machias for New Vork, with Jumijer to Blmpaon # Clapp Sehr Crusoe, Robinson, Machias for New York, with lum AL Lag As erngun senpl0u Papers were yoad by Wale, ber to bimpeon & Clapp, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1871. 4 SOU, Nedie,Auhford. Calne for New York, with amber to oe pied on y. beaueied Lanesville for New York, with Rehr Planet, Pratt, Rockland for New York, with lime to Mw Pe Moon, Calais for New York, with lumber cone aly tat, Bordenbam for New York, with lum- Schr Reading iR No 50, Nickerson, Norwalk for Philadel- an Light Boat, Wood, Rockland for New York, with lime tur Delaware, Cole, Rockland for New York, with lime to FE area cre Yelle, Barber, Frankfort for New York, with ‘ante to Kellogs & Co. erehr Antelope, Dobson, Rockland tor New York, with lime to master. ‘Schr Elia Jane, Jackson, Huntington for New York. Schr Green County Tanner, Hyde, Bridgeport for Rondout. Schr John Brooks, Fox, New fiaven for Jersey City. Schr ML Bartiett, Chase, Groenport far New York. Schr Sarah J Gurhey, Gumey, New Haven for New York. Sehr LH Mopkins, Predmoro, Bridgeport for New Yorke Schr Mary Johnson, Brown, Danville for New York. Sebr LH Ruta Wrights Mamaroneck tor Harlem, Sehr Almira, Hagemea, Glen Cove for Weehawken, Sehr GL Hulse, Bayligy Hart Inland for New York. Sehr Emily, Pri New London for New York. Sehr Vigilant, Nickerson, New Bedterd for New York. Schr Atice Onkes, Pullsbare, Vinalhaven for New York, Scbr Storm 1 Providence for New York. Sehr KS Vanzhan, Frazer, Norwich for Philadelphias Schr Surf, Abbott, Providence for fronton, Scur Redondo, Moore, Fall Raver for New York, Schr Wm Bourdman, Miller, New London for Philadelphia. Schr A M Hayes, Batlow, Wareham for Now York, Schr Louisa, Hamblin, Providence for New York Scbr J B Bleeker, Hall, Providence for New York. Steamer Albatross, Davis, Boston for New York, mdse and passengers. amer Doria, Yount, Provitence tor New York, with mse and parsencers, to Tsaac Odell, Steamer otra, Mott, Providence for New York, with mde and p ac Quel). ‘ Steamer atea, Nye; widence for New York, with mise and passengers, (0 Teane Odell, BOUND EAST. Steamehin Wamsntta. Fish, New York for New Bedford. opitamanip Titan (Bs), Buchanan, New York for Sycncy, B. Brig Minnie Miller, Anderson, New York for Portland, Hrig RS Hassell, Hassell, New York for Belfast, Brig J Leivhton, Leighton, Eltzabethport for Boston, sche Haze, McNamee, New York for Greenwich, Schr 8 A Ward, Sprague, New York for Shulee, NS. Kate Kan er, Martin, Jacksonville (or Brookhaven. Schr Alvarado, Herrick, Elizabethport for Salem, Scnr Maria L Davis, Davis, New York for Boston, Schr J M Kissam, New York tor Northport. Schr Lyndon, Hiliter, Hoboken for Lastport, Schr Win E Barnes, Fowaey Jersey City for Bangor, Schr J Maxiield, May, Philadelpiia for Boston. Schr Ann Eiiza, Caswell, Rondout tor Provicence. Schr © & MeConnell, Eaton, New York for Bangor. Sehr Staten Islander, Port Johnson for Bridgeport. Schr G C Burdett, Rogers, Port Johnson for Norwalk. Schr Alleghany, Post, New York for Rockland, Schr UM Partridge, Post, New York for Rockland. Schr Mary Eliza, Prescott, New York tor Glen Cove. rHannab E’Chave, Francis, Elizavelhport for Port- Sebr Laura White, Robinsen. New York for Port Jefferson. Scbr Sale Rurton, Palmer, New York for Stamtord, Schr Asner S Parker, Caroernter, New York for Glen Cove, Schr Cornelia, Ferris, Hoboken for Warren. Schr Sam Weller, Brockway, Newburg for Norwich, Sehr Mari L Davis, Davis, New York for Boston, Scr Matthew Vassar, Jr, Kelly, New York for New Bed- ford. chr Chict, Smith, Port Johnson for Norwich... Sehr Adele Felicia, Ellio' Newburg for Norwic! Schr Alpert Pharo, Bingham, Elzabethport for Provi- aceite R A Kawarda, Edwarda, Port Johnson for Braintree. joke, Elizabethport for Newburyport. rM AP Elizabethport for Providence. r Juines Parker, Sr, Kelley, Elizabetuport for Provi- dence. “Schr Marcus L Ward, Bunce, Newark, NJ. for Fairhaven, cit CG Smith, Siaith, Port Johnson for Faunton, chr David L Anderson, Handsom, Fort Lee for Kast Ches- ter. chr Silas Wright, Allen, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr War Steed, Phinney, Fort Joboson for Lynn, Ma: Schr Willard P Phelps, Rondout tor Providence, 3 Jones, Handy, Rondout for Boston, Julia Ann, Wells, Chntou Point tor Providence, ard Law, Elrilge, Philadelphia for Stoni Morrell, Fiza mith, Eliznbethport for New London, Sumpbell, New Eranswick, NJ, for New Ahport for Staint n, ‘ord, chr £lm City, 5 ahr L Runyon, aeht ssseph PB Cake, Endicott, Philadelphia for Provi- nee, Sebr Copla, wegt, New York for Providence. Schr Chas A Craiver, Harvey, Hoboken for New Bedford. Schr Joseph Hay, py: delphia for Boston, Brig Peter Roberts, Hitter, New York for Halitax, Schr Edwin A Stephens, Sterona, New York for Bangote Schr Sea Dog, Alien, Port Johiepn for Boston. Schr J K Lawrence, Ferry, Roadest for Newbury porte Schr Billow, Chave, Philadelpbta for vewbury port. Sebr Rath Hix, Hall, Port, Johnson tor New Leadon, Schr Romp, Mead, New York for Lubec. Schr E Pharo, Sherman, Kilzabethport tor Provttence, Schr Millie Frank, Edwards, Elizabethport for Derwy, Schr H W Gibson, Hurst, Eltzabethport tor Newcasile. Scbr Henrietia, Wells, New York for Portland, Schr Samuel S$ Godman, Waterbury, flizabethport for Stamford. Schr Chas $ Hazard, Clarke, Elizabethport for Bridgeport. Schr Vermilion, Giskenson, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr Penobscot, Coombs, Elzabethpart tor Derby, p, New York for Huntington. , Hammond, Elizabethport for Provi- Schr Julia Swan, Knay Schr Chattncy St Jon dence. Schr Nathantel Stevens, Saunders, New York for Boston. Schr Joseph Skidmore, Skidmore, Elizabethport for Bridge- ort. Pchr Geo Savage, House, Elizabethport for Salem. Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Fall River, Scbr P Grant, Wescott, New York for St Joons, NF. Schr John B Spottora uires, Newburg for Providence, Schr Native, Hart, Ellzabethport tor Providence. Schr Mary Isabel, Raymond. Newburg for New Haven, Schr A G Hazard, Mack, Port Johnson for Middietown, Schr Josephine, Baylis, Hoboken for New London, Scbr Horace Ly Francis, New York for Middletown, Schr Quoddy, Bright, Port Jobnson for, Pertemouth. Schr Emily, Morrell, Port Johuson for Norwalk. Schr Emma Green, Collins, Philadelphia for Bangor. Schr Elizaveth Smith, Snow, New York for Ipswich or Cape Switch. chr J B Norris, Leghorn, Staten Island for Boston. Schr L D Wentworth, Dodge, Port Johnson for Bangor. peshr General Grant, Mester, Yort Johnson for Newcas- le, NHI. Behr Leading Star, Foote, few York for St John, NB. Sebr General Meade, Allen, New York for Lubec. loop Lucy Krush, , Hoboken fo> Northport. Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York for Providence. WinrReToNe, LI, July 26—11:50 PM. The ship Wm Frothingham, from New York for Quebec, which has been lying of Hammond flats since the 24th ine and all those vesse's previously reported at auchor fn th vicinity, proceeded this forenoon. BELOW. Brig Havana, from ——-—, July 24, off Cape May Lightship (by pilot boat Jane, No is Wee ae SAILED. Steamships Russia, and Idaho, Charleston. Wind at sunset WSIW, itght. Liverpool; Georgia, Marine Disasters. BARK QUIOKSTFr, Chase, at San Francisco from New York, had heavy gales from WNW to WSW off Cape Horn, during which blew away two lower topsails and forceail, sprung upper foretrysailyard and topgaliaatyards. Some MAnY E SIMMONS, Gandy, at Charleston 294 inst froin Georgetown, SC, reports 13th, during a heavy SW. wind, split mainsail and lost tying J1D; 20th, during a heavy SW’ wind, lost foresail. Sonu StRrUEN HoTCHRIss, from Philadelphia for Boston, with « cargo of coal, bas sunk in about 12 fathoms of water near the Hen & Chickens Shoal. The crew are safe. ScnnJ K MANNING is ashore one mile above Delaware Breakwater, Miscellaneous. We are indebted to Parser Harry Haskell, of the steamship Magnolia, trom Savannah, for favors. Lauxcurp—July 3, from the yard of Roderick Rose, Keinpt, Hanis county, NS. brig of 178 tong register, owne by the er, commanded by Capt Robert H Dexter, and to employed ia carrying coal between the provinces and New York city. CURRENTS OF TUX NORTH ATLANTIO—New York, Jaly 26, 1871--To the editor of the New York cerald—A: haps it may afford some gratification to those who are curio! fn regard to the currents of the ocean, I enclose for insertion in go, paper, if you see fit, an exact copy of a Lote hove over- ward by ine trom ship Resolute, of New York, which note was in a boctie and fastened to # piece of, plank aino the note from the British Vice Consul at Lergen, Norway, telllag where and when it was picked up. Tue original is in my jossession, and can be seen by any gentieman wao takes ab Intevest in the currents of the ocean. Yours truly, THOMAS F FREEMAN, Steamship Colorado. (Copy.) Brrorn, Aug 22, 1865. Messrs Guiox & Co, Liverpool :— GENTLEMEN—The enclosed letter was banded me yester- day on Change. Jt was found on the sth June, near Beige. Iaitd, In the Northeriands, and bas just uceo brought here by 4 ove of the Northland traders, Although it is very old [ think fe ny duty to forward it, and hasten, therefore, #0 to do, I um, gentlemen, yours respecttnily ALEXN'R aRIEG, British Vice Consul. (Mam.This letter was veceived at Liverpool (vig Hamburg Alig 27) op the oth August 3.) N B- Nordland or Northlands is a diocese or great division of Norway, between lat 65 and 10 N and jon Jz and 22 EB, hav- fog sunth the stuit Tropdajom, north Finmatk, east Sweden, and west the Atinutle. Area, comprising the Lofloden Islanas, 15,050 square mules; shores greatly indented; lakew and rivers numerous; chief town, Bodoc, (Vide Harper's Gazetteer.) (Copy. Ship Resolute, of New ork, riday, noon, Aug 16, 1861, lat 54 96 4: 83 W; wind WNW per compass h gale! barometer'29.00, thermometer 80; syinpistometer 2970, ther mometer M4; temperature air 4, few o0. (N B—The sympi- siometer and the thermometer we try (ue teraperature of the oceun with; boty hang side by side in the wheellonse, and the barometer bangs in the cabin.) We sailed trom Liver. pool Saturday morning, August 10; yesterday, at PM, we Signalied ihe America bark Rockaway, 6 days out from Newry for New sbe now bears NE by F from us, dis- tant about 5 miles 11230 AM this day Thomas Jackson, A ls, fei (rom the lee stae of the main yard on deck, and ever bioce has jaid inser he. Whoever picks this up will conter 4 favor on the writer by sending it io Guton & Co, Liverpool THOMAS ¥ FREEMA Witness--Thomas W Frei: wen on the back of my unven mur. 8 Brov! Whalemen. New Bedford 2hth inst, barks Oepray, Millard, Avantic and Indian Oceans; Islander, B ihe Ovean, (Lue majoriiy of the crews of both vesseln were selected by J Morrison . Co, of South w New York.) Arrived at St Helena May 29, brigs Hewan Smith, of Bos: tou, 40 buissp; June oth, Kath bolsep (apd ied 1th for Davis, of do, 529 bbis sp, 820 wi Satled froin New London South Attantic Ovean, A jeiter from Capt Altoy, of bark: Pree'dent, of NB, repo having ealled from St Helena May 27, and nest day took a, bbls sperm whate, Returned to port June ¢, and shipped bbia ap of! by bark Kathleen, ot and for New Bedford, and fallen again on the 10h, ‘A letter from Capt Thomas, of bark Albion, of NB, reporte ber at Bay of Islands June 14, with 142) bola sp oul, all told, ‘A letter trom Capt Smith, Of bark James Mauty, of Ni, reports her at Bay of Island May 19, with 56) bbls ap oll inst cetiiae--1020 wp and 4¥0 wh, all told. A letter from Capt Phateher, of bark Vigilant, of NB, re. ports her on the west const of New Hollaind March 7, olf ne just reporter. ‘A letter from on bourd bark at Bay of Islands June 10 ready é Spoken. Snip Tuscarora, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, July 24, Jat 4i) 40; ton 68 15 (by pilot boat Blunt. No 1), Ship #iorenee Treat, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Juiy 24, lat 40.24, lon 6 Bark Fr July 4,1 Wark City oF raino, May 2, Hark Aimer 10, lat 8b 40, bow 7, Cottle, Singapore, 1,500 Peatordy; Dewleuona, id sailed ame dav.) achr Francis Allyn, Glass, rts leon, Fuller, reports her sea, FR Fay, Robbins, from Liverpool for Boston, 419, lon. 28, Bangor, Menzes, 62.468, jon si 42, Liova, from Charleston sor Liverpool, July ‘om Avtwerp for Vaipa- Bark Florence Skinner, from Humacoa for New York, July 23, no Peters, lat, (by plot boat Jane, No 1). Woreiun Ports. ARDROSSAN, Jnly 11—Sailed, Crown Jewel, Carning, wipe, are fe, Ane Bane A! —, ANTWERP, ail Yarnved at Flushing 13th,’ Melbourne, 5 01 ARROYO, PR, July 11—In port and Alva (br), "Armatrong, for New York in days, Peres, ( ill), July ved, Ann Wheaton, Priddie, wit, Rinroad Mth, Araminta, Mosher, from Baltimore for PLP. us sev yOEHFASN July 14—In port, Memoria, Seiriz, for New ‘ort BREST, July 26—Arrived, steamship Lafayette, Rousseau, New York cand proceeded for ear, yEQRORAUS, July 12—Suiled, Mary’ Francis, Francis, New ‘ork. BOLDERAA, July 7—Salled, Presto, Olsen, New York. vanDIFY, July 18—Arrived, M E Corning, Roach, Havre, nt out 18th, Glory of the Seas, Sears, San Francisco, SRONSTADT, JSY §-Arrived, Tex, Salicath, New York; 9th, Albert Edward, McKenna, Savannah; Europa, NyUoyy New Orleans; Progress, Leachley, New York. Arrived at do, no date, Magnet, Brown, Mobile, CATBARIES, July Li—In port ‘brigk Springbok, Mulstron for New Yorkin days; d Ht Keuuedy, ich, for Philadel: phiain 8 days, ei uly 24—Arriyed, bark Larkspur (Br), Johnston, jew Yorks Tn port Ig 18th, Alfred, Schroeder, New York. ELSINORE) July 10—In'the Sound, Norwegia, Christiansen, Philadelphia for Riga, . FortoONE Is.ayy, July 10—In port bark Isabel, Pettes, for Boston in 4 days, Passed through Crooked Island Passage 8th, brig Afton, from Miragoane for Boston. GLASGOW, July 12—Batled, Medway, Marshall, New York. GREENOCK, Jily 19 Sailed, St David (a), Scott, Montreal, Goo, July 18-Sailed, Freedom, Dunn, Boston. GREENCASILE, July 13—Sailed, Caledohia (8), Ovenstone, New York. GoTURNDURG, July 8—Cleared, Alice Campbell, Gorham, North Americ HAVRE, July 12—Arrived, Pereive (x), Daure, New York; 18th, Chill, Bytns, New York. yiaswone, July 12-Sailed, Mary B Libby, Libby, New ork, HAVANA, July %—Arrived, park Ocean Home, Branit, New York. Hauivax, July 19—Pasaek by, bark Linda Abbott (Br), Scobey, from Charente for New Yori. LiveRroo., July W2-—Atrived, Sarah Dou Richibucto (not Galveston, as betore reporte: Jones, Savannah ; Wth, Record (Br), Groves, ton, MeLoon, New Orléans; 26th, Corea, Bang: Pernambuco; 26th, Augusta, Kaynes, New Orienn’ Sutled 12th, Owego, Andersen, New Orleans; 13th, Onward, Flynn, savannah; Mth, North American (s),’ Trocks, Buit!= Halifax; Vith, Wm Reed, Stemson, Boston; Gind , Thomson, New York via Giaszow. ed 18th, Theobald, Adama, New Orleans; Moravian ‘aham, Montreal and Quebec; 14th, Amelia, Pinto, und appho, Wiber, New York; Tonawanda, Turley, nad Re- becca, Rapp, Pitiadelphia. Ent out 18th, Tripol (#), Edmondson, Boston: R P_ Buck, Curtis, Quebec; J E Woodworth, McNally, Halifax (ent June M for City Point and Richmond); 14th, k'vernbiti, Jergusen, Baltimore; Inland Queen, Brooks, do vin Newport; Wiid Hunter, Ericksen, Galveston City’ of New York (s), Leitch, Now York; Souttampton, Stulthwiek, and Gen Heery, Leven: le, do. Loy bon, Juiy 14- Arrived, Alma, Briscoe, Bull River, St Farujot, Molbach, New York; Western Star, Hamling, Bow: ton; loth, Sea Serpent, White, New York. Cleared 13th, Amelia, Colombo, New York. MIpDLESHOROUGH, Jwy 11—Sulled (not arrived), Cavada, Smith, New York. MARSEILLES, July 11—Arrived, Nuovo Mondo, Starace, New York. Sailed 11th, Pervanche, Ronnot, New Orleans, MinaGgare,Juiy $—in port schr WD BlekSord, Chap- man, for Boston 12ih, AZ Woastie, July 18—Cleared, Hannah Morris, Morris, New York. NEwvoRT (Mon), July M—Cleared, Martino Cilento, Lawro, New York. Ent for ldg 13th, Miletus, for New York. PLymourH, July 18—Arrived, De Capo, Pasmicesen, New York (last trom Queenstown). OKENGTOWN, July 4—Atrived, Enrique, Qrentt, New Orleans; Fjetistadt, Florens, New York; loth, Casper, ertsen, New Orleans; Mary G Reed, Wail, Buil River, Victor, Ferguson, New Oricans; Victoria, Lhessen, Paiia- delphia; 16th, Sunrise, Luce, Galveston; 35th, Samaria (8), Billinge, Koston (and proveeded for Liverpool). Vigo, July) ¢—Sailed, Lizzie Wiliams, Orleans, Howe, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, July 24—Sailed, schr Mott Bedell, New York. 2th—Arrivea, sob Goodell, Stonington; lyn’s Point, Salle BOSTON, July 2—Arrived, brig fl ken} schrs Ocean Traveller, Adams; Emtiy &dennit, tew- et; W F Garrison, Blackman; A. Mariin, Bueli; Einlly A Bartle, Smith; Dick Williams, Corson ; Aduiral, 'Steetoian; WU iiers, Gifford, aud L & A Babeock, Babcock, Philadel: hia; Altce @ Grace, Gilebrist, do (was ashore near Spit Light but came off without assistance at high water); iC Gaces, Freeman, Hovoken; H Blackman, Arnold Wm_ Kennedy, Foster, Baltimore via York. Gleared Sreamehig Norfolk; barks Annie W Weston, Crowell, Melbourne and Dunedin: Zephyrine, Jounson, Demarara; scbr Virginia, Bearse, Philadelphia. Sailed—Steamship Wm Kennedy; bark A W Weston (lat- ter anchored in the roads aud remained at sunset, with 15 Betoonera, bound out. 26th—Arrived, steamship Malta (Br), Liverpool; bark Al- bertina, Burgess, Alrica; brig Isola, Baltimore. ‘Also arrived 2iih, barks Nederiand (Dateh), Dirksen, Rot- terdam: Fredonia (Br), Burke, Fayal, BALTIMORE, Juiy 2—-Arrived, brigs Antelope, Peters, Boston; Dirigo, Collin, do; Kodiak, Downing, do; Nellie Cuitord, Littiefield, Cienfuegos; RM Heslen, Jones, Boston; Wm Rovertson, Sheppard, Winisor, NS; 'D © Chavman, Knight, Matanzas; Chowan, Forbes, Rio Janeiro; Geo Swan, Obarieston; 'schrs A I’ 'Rowland, Rowiand, New Yor! A Denike, Jones, Boston; Wm Arthur, Hutchinson, New York ; Surprise, Beers, Boston; Arctic, Norris, St Johns, PR: Addie Walton, Rich, Boston; "Will ples, Fajardo, PI HW Godfrey, Bears, Saco; AJ Fabens, Bragg, Newburry- ort; Farrazut, Sawyer, Boston; Willow Harp, Avery, New ork; Isabel Alberta, Tooker. do. Cleared--Sbip Ferdinand (NG ), Meyer, Bremen; brig John Boyd (Lr), Morse, Pernambuco. |ANGOR, July 24—Arrivea, bark Boston, Constago, Bos- ton, to load for Palermo; schrs Darius Kddy, Hopkins, New York; Windward, Ellis, Philadeiphia. Cleased--Schr Tahmiroo, Kent, New York. BUCKSPORY, Me, July 20—Arrived, scur Lillian M War- ren, Hatch, New York. BRIDGEPORT, Juiy 26—Arrived, brig Arabell (Br), Dox- ter, Cheverie, NS; schrs Morford’ & Yrubee (Br), hoverts do! Bannetta (ir), Clark, Walton, NS; RCA Ward, wards, Georgetown, DC; Geo F Brown, Gedney, Klizabe' port; Lady Suifolk,’ Armstrong, Bangor; sloop E A Clark, Cotd pete. Cleared—Schr Hove (Br), Hill, Walton, NS. Sallea—Schr L H Hopkins, Predmore, New York, CHARLESTON, July 22—Cieared, brig LC Madeira, Mos- lander, New york: 23d-Arrived, steamship Catharine Whiting, Howes, Sa- vannah, to tow the steamship Huntsville to New York. 26th—Sailed, steamshiys South ina, Beckett ; Catha- rine Whit ng, Howes, ‘and Huntsville, Crowell, New York. DARIEN, Ga, July 18—Arrived, barks Miranda, Morgan, Brunewick: isi, Mary Mckee, Cobb, Savanna. Cleared 2st, achr Nellie starr, Polund, Kingston, Ja, In port 224, ship Retreiver, Creigh, for Newcastie-o Tyne; barks Levanter, Sherbourne, for Amsterdam; Mi- randa, Morgan, for Liverpool; Viscount Canniog, Hafseth, for Flymonth, E; Grace, irvine, for Biddeford; Mary Mc- Kee, Cobb, tor New York; schr Jas Young, for do, DIGHTON, July 21—Arrived, schr M M Merriman, Babbitt, ret Arrived, schra Whistler. Keefe; Ida, Ph AT 1, sehra istier, Keefe; Ida, idips, and sa- ay W ink, Blakey Elzavethport LA 23d—Arnived, er Hale, Coleman, Philadelphia. Pig > 24—Arrived, steamship Clyde, Kenne- 7, New Yor! GLOUCESTER, July 4—Arrived, schr E W Bentley, Ba- ker, New York. JACKSONVILLE, July 21—Arrived, scr Virgivia Dare, Jonnson, New York. len: 38 Nallor, Wines, New York. KEY WEST, July 25— Arrived, steamship Bolivar, Doane, New York for Galvestou. Rs LUBKCG, July 9)—Sailed, echr Caroline Knight, Good, New York. ‘EW ORLEANS, July 21—Arrived, ship Forest Eagle, Hosmer, hartiepyoi; dark Buroside, Pendergrace, Boston: Delphine, Yafanel, Marseilles, Below, cowg up, bark P pcan telat from Boston. At Q: ‘antine station, eyloss@t, Bolger, from Havank; bark Mary tt, Whanw, from Cienfuegos; brig Pas de Mays (Mex), trom Vera Cruz. Clearea—Ship Preston (Br), Donald, Liverpool; schre Oak Ridge (Br), Wood, Ruatan: Lizzie Webster (Br), Creighton, Grand Cayman via Cienfuegos, DUTHWES? LASS, July 2) uee, Cardiff. balied-- Bark Afracains NORFOLK, July 24—Arrived, schr Raynor, Hudson, New York: sloop E:xcei, Bolton, do. Licb—Arrived, steannips McClellan, for Boston; Rogers, Jacl Nellie Paine, Doane, Portland; NP m Alten, Jersey City} A L Butler, Ale Arrived, bark P J Carleton, Howes, Baltimore ppold, Loveland, Boston; sebr Maxson ew York. Suled--Sehr Licy Jones, Munsey, Philadelphia. NEWBURYPORT, July'24—Arrived, sears Vault Seavey, Lowell, Rondout; Ularabel, Nickerson; i A Hooper, Hoop: er, and J 1 Weaver, Weaver, Phindelpiia; J A’ Boive, orgetown, DU; Mary B Parsons, Pendieton, Hobo- BEDFORD, July 25—Arrived, schr Henry Allon, Philadelphia. NEWPORT, July 24, PM—Arrived, sebrs Fannie G Warner, Dickinsoo, Phiiadetphia; TY Cooper, Sieeper, Rondout; J ‘Truman, Gibvs, New York for New Bedford; Keaondo, Moore, Fall River (or New York. Salted 22d, bag Mary K Dani Anderson, Philadelphia. Sailed 28d) schis Pioneer, Lothrop, Baltimore ; Jos K Potts, Davis, Elizabethport; Jus’ Engiish, Barker, Rondout; Joba Lozier, Trefethen, Taunton for New York; EM Vox, Case, Philadelphia; Magellan, Sargent, Mount Wesert tor New York; en Hall, Kaler, Pawencket for do. 2hth, 7 AM. Arrived, Frenc die L Smith, Smnith, Balty ore; Pinw, Clark, Proviuence New York; Florian, Metoall, New xork for Beverly , Wre do for Salein; JH Counce, Mayo, do for Koston (Jor in Hell Gace tight of zist) 8 P Adams, Cabbott, do Co Lizzie, Dayton, do tor ao; NH Sinn ‘Thrasher, Dighton for Sew York. NORWICG, June 2% Arrived, schra Uncas, E B Phillips, and Era, Alexoudrla; Wn) Doneliy, Port Jobiwon; © Haw: ley, Hoboken. NEW LONDON, July 24— Arrived, schrs Wm Gray, Allen, Newobur; © Bayles, New Yors. Salled—Bark Manion; brigs Wm Nash ; Mary J Williams, PHILADELPHIA, July 2)—Arrived, barks Stormy Petret (Br), Dick, Newport, E; Lalla Rookh (Br), Sutherland ; sebrs Florence Kailey, baiiey, Kew York; BG Willard, Wallac Portland; K L Langley, Press, Salem; Elia F Crowell, Howes, Boston; Jonn Price, Nickerson, Rndout; Frank Herbert, Crowell, Gardiner; Mary Augiisia, Hoit, Oklais; 4 L Marts, Marts, Boston; MJ Kusseil, Smith, Lynn; ME Woodhull, Davis, Por Jetterson; 4 Steeiman, Price, Lyn AH kdwards, Bartlett, Salem; ‘J L Worthington, Brow: Providence; David Colling, townsend, Boston; JV Hall, Powel), Boston; W F Phelps, Ruiter, Boston; b QW} art, Mason, Hoston Cleared—Kark Battie G Hatt, Fisk, Boston; brigs Planet, Young, Port Spain, Centaur, Stanley, St John: klen Be hart, Coombs, Boston; scura Wm Wilson, Jenkina, Sal ¥, Sinnicksen,’ Winemore, Boston; A L Dow, Vickers, Marietta Smith, Preston, Greenpoint; Paugiaset, Wapies, Lynn; W Wallace, Scull, Cambridge; Nilson, Keene, Porta. mouth ; Fannie A ‘Baier, Locke, Boston; A togaiis, Lnuatis do; J08 Bradiey, Norwich ; Jas Sarin, Barker, Hoston; Mi Rockhili, Kockulll, Providence; 9 W Vanneman, Buckalew, Hoston; 3 A Garrison, Smita, do; Maggie Cummings, Siaith? Cohasset; EM Fennell, Oakley, Salem; AV ‘Bergen, Twompaon, do; W Connors, Toole, — Winterport; Brandywine, Adams, Lyons Vaux) Barrett, toaton | E Woodhnll, Davis, Salem: Seventy-aix, Teel, Rockland; Maria Fiering, Williams, Norwich; Annie May, Baker, Box ton: David L Siner, Huntley, do; Lucey K Cogeweil, Sweet, Ipawieh 3 € Patterson, Brown, Providence; R_ Peiersot, nulish, Boston; J Wiliamson, Corson, Providence; MG Russell Smith, ‘Lenn; Jos Baxter, faster, Boston: 3H Sharp, Webb, do: E'Willets, Baticy, Provideace ; AH Bue wards, Bartiet, Boston; G A Twibilk Lougery, ‘Norwich ; Paul & Thompson, Godlrey, Old Cambridge; JM Vanee, Burdge, Cambridgeport, C Newkirk, Huntley, ton; Sarah Wood, Hickman, do; U Stith, Kacon, Portamouh, Lawes, Juy ds PM SUM gate thud NN E, with steady tain. ‘Thick of shore, Nothing visibie tn the burbor, Ther= mometer fi, ‘With. Sailer, steamer Eastern Queen, for New York. VORTSMOUTH, July us—Arrived, ‘aohrs Amelia, Ilima, And Adelin Kelly, Young, New York; J © Nast, Crowley } Nellie Feott, Miluu; Addie Blaisdell, Garfield, and Henry v Fay, Prescott, Philadelphia. PROVIDENOK, July 20--Arrived, sehra Stancleaf, Payne, Georgetown, by for Lawtucket; A B Whittemore, Philadelphia; RL Crook, Yoong, Rondout; Kate & Mary Coggawell, Kondout for Pawineket; Wind, Warwick, Yankew Boy, Hughson, Liabethport, voile Scbre “Ainerican Eagle, Shaw, Philadelphia: ran cis © Srtth, Vanansdall, New ‘York; James M Bayes Arnold, do; BB Bleecker, York, do; Pinta, Clark, do. RICHMOND, July A--Arrived, sleamsbips Wyanoke, Bourne, and GH Upton, Roberts, New York; brig Antra Sanverfelt: sehr Suarsville. Weaver, Boston; 4 M Hwlnes, Jellrice, Atvanye me ’ Peri sandaleetivijeemne ones INAH, July 22 —Arri echra T Smithy - ‘Bowdoin, Richmo Praja Stl, Hookers Salem; Enchantrecs, Site aided stearaaip. hrs Frank Lucas, crime cleared Schre 1 Edwards, EXLEM, July 23--Arrived, achra Mabel F Staples, Comin, Port Johnson; Z Stratton, 7» Elizabethport; Gem, ‘Thomas, New York; 24ihy rig Mecutnic, Dyer, Baltimore achirs Henrietta Simmons Godfrey: HF [aker, Kelley; J Shindler, Lee, and Louisa Fraziar, Steelman, Ptnladelphia. SOMERSED, July 22—Satied, schrs Right Away, Lather; Ocean Wave, Bryant, and Ella H Barnes, Avery, Philadel i. PINEVARD HAVEN, July 25—Arrived, schra Ocean Rel and Osprey, Hoboken for Hoston; Montrose, Port Johnson for do; Sea Breeze, Elizabethport for Sal ; Lizate Poor, New York for Belfast; Dwiyht Davidson, for Philadelphia. WILMINGTON, NO, July 93—Arrived, barks Victoria Pe~ rez (Br), Lessling, New York; Minerva (Br), Edwards, Bait- more; achrs Luols Murchison, Jones, New York; Tendena (NG), Hager, New York. Cleared 24th, steamship Benefactor, Jones, New York; brig Annie Durkee (Br), Brown, London; sebr Franconia Bath, Me, N MISC RLLANEOUS. —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, OFFICIAL DRAWING OF JULY 15, 1871, roe ft SBSS6i 1.98. 13:21 +B TS Bie 00D 18.08. 0 2 SEERELERSEESE New | SSS EeEE2E CEeEEEE SESSEseeess 2 = SS52% SSER55. 0} 1049. ny Daze. 300) 13509) 0 Sn Lede WO Si AU'PROXIMATION PRIZES, #100,090, | SiON, | HIB UR 1,00. T91l ..Blou/oxs, DORE... 400]9.78. 840) OAS... 100 fod 64, 4, iB. The biguest rates paid for Doubdloons, al! kinds of Gold and Sliver, Goverament Securities, dc. TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, ‘No. 16 Wail street. New York. sohwbtit tase A —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, “'* OFFICIAL DRAWING OF JULY 15, 1871, SPSERRUS = 4. 1413, 14050. 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