The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1871, Page 10

(CONTINUED FBGM FIFTH PAGE.) THR WESTPIELD MURDER. THE MORGUE AND THE HOSPITAL Warrowing Scenes Identification. at the COMPLETE LIST OF THE DEAD, Bedside Incidents at Bellevue Renesas SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOUENTS. A Sweet Little Baby Waiting for Identification. TOUCHING SCENES AT THE MORGUE, eoney IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT ORDER. AN Ferryboats in the United States to be Reinspected, MW AND AROUND THE MORGUE, Btarting from Broadway along Twenty-sixih street ‘toward the Bellevue Hospital tue eye of the stranger ‘was grected yesterday morning with a crowd of ‘anxious persons wending their weary way toward the same place. From Fourth avenue eastward tue mumber increased until, at and around tne hospital, a mulritude thronged, and 1 required the ald of the police to keep them in order so that a long Line of mourners looking for missing friends might enter tne Morgue, one by one, to see whether any of ‘she many bodies lying there were those of the joved and missing ones, Now and again, A SHRIEK RENT THE AIR, asa father, brother, son, mother, daughter, sister or friend was recognized by the surviving relative. At was then but the work of a few moments to re- move the dead to the rear, where the body and the friends awaited the Coroner's permit for its inter- ment, And thus it was all day long, from early morn until midnight, the multitude anon increasing or diminishing as circumstances admitted or curl esity aud anxiety impelled. It was a sad and mournful sight, aud was enough to draw tears from the most callons hearts, The physicians of the Pespital and others who are used to death in all its ‘varied lorms were obliged to be grave and solemn ‘tn the midst of such # harvest as THE GHASTLY MONARCH OF CREATION had here placed at their feet. Strong men who bad passed safely through scenes of carnage on many a Dattle fleld acknowledged that they had never wit- meased anything like thie, as with abated breath hey whispered to each other and to the anxious ‘wuestioners outside their opinions and their fears and experiences. Such a scene of human desola- dion and destruction has not been witnessed in New York for many a day—if, indeed, ever—and it 1s to ve sincerely hoped may never again occur in our amide, IN THE DEADHOUSE attached to the Morgue a number of plain pine board coffins lay piled up, some occupied with Lie Dodies of victims of the explosion and some waiting Jor occupants, Among the victims that bad been recoguized una wat had cither been removed tor burial yesterday by frienas or remain there = awaiting Coroner Keenan's permit were the following named, most of Whom, We may remark, Were pubhsved in the HERALD yesterday morning, but asthe names were in many cases misspelled, aud the ages aud occupations and residences of many Were unknown or were not ascertained at the ume, we reproduce them here, with such additional Anformation as could be gleaned yesterd: Jonn £., German, 3.2 Tenth avenue, New Yors. Bahr, Adolph, German, 163 Seventn street, New ‘ork. Burns, Patsy, a babe, aged elght months, Brook! Sete, Henry, Ir:sn, —, Casey, Mary, Irish, 2 + y place, Costeilo, “Thomas, Irish, aged twenty. fiv Uhenevtere, Arthur, French, 246 Cunton street or Degraw strect, brooklyn. Chenevicre, Marc, M. D., son of the preceaing. Coyle, ‘Andrew, Irish, 51 Monroe street, New York, Spite. George ., --—, si2 Myrtle avenue, Geena. Catharine, Irish, aged twenty-two, 246 Clinton street, Brookly: Eg Sane ge ‘agedften years; and Annie, her sis. years. Dreyius, Joachim, German, aged forty-two, 11 Eim sireet, New York. Delatour, Joun, American, ged twenty-two, of 5d Hester street, New York. vid, American, aged Aity-elght, Brookiyn, re, permit, aged Riteen, of 14 his sister, aged four, of 7 First avenue, New York. Fibo 0., drowned, not bru! niter, No. 798 Sixth avenae; it Years. “Sie, bry Irish, aged twenty-five, mar- sted, 658 Secona avenue, New Tork. sfinley rain Patrick, babe of Anastasia, eight months Recond avenue, New York. “ion, Alichael, 620 Canal street or 195 spring street, New York. Friednom, Amelia, German, aged wvelve, 161 Thompson street, New York. a Mary, German, aged ten, sister of “‘Groam, 3 Nellie, aged five yeara, Fiatonsh, L. I. | al, Jon, Irieh, $51 Warren street, Brooklyn, Isaac Vi ., 74 Canal street, New York. ion. dente, chs, J., 50% West Twenty-seventh street, Bew York. 805 Fulton Johnson, J. P., aged twenty-three, street, Brookiyn. Kennally, Mary, 11 West street, New York, Kochner, Fred., gaween, aged fifty-four, 68 Oaual sireet, clans Ye Korn, George Bens aged thirteen years, of $12 Myrtle avenue, Oe Bro LY Ite Landers, ¥., Brookiyn. Masb, ‘Sary, aged ‘thirty-five years, Fifty-sixth a Letwecn ‘Tenth aud Slevenin avenues. h, Gretchen, her daughter, aged five years, The husband wud father of this family was not wevereiy injured, yud was taken fome. Melville, Co@fes, aged eiguteen years: clerk; Cra~ ham avenue, Brovkiyn; tegs burned toa crisp; recog- nized by employer. MeoDonough, recruiting sergeant United States my. cGuinness, James, friendess aud unclaimed, loffatt, Martha, aged forty-elgit years, of 454 ‘Ninth avenue. McCormack, Lawrence, 94 Water street, Brooklyn. Mahoney, Michnet, 351 Warren street, Brooklyn. jeedbout or New hot, Louisa, aged twenty: four, 69 Jaggh street Brook son, Mauiida, 160 Sackett street, Brooklyn. Ouch 6 ‘or Aach, Churle#, aged eight years. Ouch, Christina, bis sister, aged’six ana @ half ear. Doth children of Joseph’ Auch, of Woodbridge, ‘chinips, Annie, aged one year and a half; grand. “4 ghter of 8, Phi wales Samuel, Ty ; aged pereacy three, English, y-fifth street, New Yor! te AID, Rachel (daughter-in-law of Samuel), 224 Kast Fortieth street. Phillips, Samuel, Jr., aged fonr years (grandson of Banivel, Br.), 130 East Forty-filth street. Phillips, Bache!, aged one and a half year (sister of Sainuel, Jr.), 130 bast Forty-ffth street. Keppel, T., aud bromer, 53 Orchard street, New ork. Ravdoiph, Anne, aged four years, Sivtte, George L., age® thirty-two, colered, Stas Schattus, Willtam, Staten Island. south, Fred. J., baker, 98 Cortiande street, New Yorn. Snuth, Catharine, aged thirty, merried, 7s Hamall- Son avenue, Brookiyn. Suuth, Annie, aged nine, daughter of Camarine. NEW ‘YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. . com! ; biack breeches, white shirt, summer coat, Oxtork necetie. Unknown man, avout years; dark har and complexion; brown coat, light vest and breeches, white smrt; mustache and chin wniskers. Unknown woman, forty years; brown hair, oa sone, pockmarked; alpaca dress and black AW. Unknown woman, aged twenty-five years; dark hair; yellow calico dress, dark spo! gaiters; two golt rings en Uurd ‘anger ot left hand, and scroll breastpin, Unknown woman, aged twenty-eight years; dark = vena complexion; black alpaca dress and gaiter p00! Also litue nome supposed to be the child of ebove; aged three ys v nknows'| ber, ‘aged four years; light hair; brown velvet breeches, white shiri, morocc: oes, Unknown gitl, aged ten years; dark hair and com: plexton; — in White, white stockings and prunetis, Unknown man, aged twenty-one years; light hair and complexion, blue eyes; black coat and vest, with gray breeches; white shirt, blue necktie, Unknown female child, aged tweive months; dreased in light ae , with florid complexion, Unknown man, age ” euirty yeals; imehes in height; dark hair and complexion; chin ew dark coat, light breeches and white ire Unknown man, aged twonty-five years; light halr and complexion; blue eyes, White shirt, blue necktie, white vest, dark breeches, without coat. Unknown mah, aged tweniy-two years; five feet seven inches in height; da k hair and complexion; brown eyes, white shirt, gray suit, low shoes. Unknown’ man, aged twenty-three, five feet nine inches im height: light compiexion, blue eyes, red hatr, dark coat, and suriped breeches and vest. Unknown man, aged twenty-five, five feet ton inches m height; light complexion and hair, blue eyes, White Sart cod studs, black coat and vest A dark-nixed breeches, aniaknOWa man, aged thirty-five, five feet eight inches in height, dark hair and complexion, mus- ta Eoeal 4 i iep at OIE CON aud breeches, with white vest and striped spirt, UnenGRe man. pearing badge No. 3,136, Brook- n Fire Department yi (inknown man, with “L. N.”’ on handkerchief. Unknown mad, aged about twenty-four, dark complexion and hatr, tive feet Bye inches in heigut, biagk coat aud breeches, white shirt, ‘Tho following died yesterday:— pS sop, Jeach, 33 Cortanat street, at six A. M. with ips, S., at hall-past two A. al, and apotner in "Sotem: Charles, In ward 10, Two boys and a man died in ward 13, the orderly of which did not know their names. O'Connor, Amelia, aged twenty-five years; Irish; in ward 18, at midnight. She was a domestic in Smith & McNeil’s Hot and was pretty thoroughly seal all over her body, and died in great pain. In this ward, also, died Annie Phillips and little baby Burns “and the two Friedhoif girls, and an- other little sister of theirs is eerie. Their father is under treatment at his hom Mahoney, Daniel, died at hali-past three P. M. in the male pavition, and his two brothers were re- ported Dy ing orderiy to have died in otier wards of @ hospital. The ‘orderly of this pavilion claimea that Charles Botts, the colored fireman, died there also about hall-past two, and that he was delirious aud kert continually shouting for more coal, to get up steam, &c. There must be a mistake in the name, or per- haps two colored men have died. Stotts 1s reported also to have died in ward 1d. ‘Three unknown mea were also reported to have dea in the pavilton, ‘There are many affecting Incidents connected with these deceased persons which are worthy of men- tion, For instance, Mr. David Dow, a resident of Middlesex, Vt., was on here visiting ‘nis_son w-law, Mr. Richards, of Brooklyn, who with his wife was comes nying the old gentleman for a day of pleas. ure to Staten Island, They stocd on the forward pH of the boat just over the boiler, and Mrs, ichards was blown into the water, from which she was rescued without a scratch. Mr. Richards also escaped injury, while the old gentleman was hurried into eternity, He was removed from the Morgue yesterday by his son-in-law. ‘Mr. Beck was struck by a piece of the bowler and kiied, and Br. Jenks had skull fractured in @ siinilar manner, and died theretrom, Of the Smith family Bernard, the father, and Annte, aged nine years, anda baby, nine months, were missing yesterday morning, but late in the afternoon the body of Annie was recoguized, ‘Tbe Philips family, consisting of Samuel, Sr., and his wife, one son and his wile, and two or three children, were in a carriage when the explosion scattered them in every direction, and some were killed by fallingidébris, drowned or scalded, and the Survivors present a fearful spectacle, IDENTIFICATION OF THE BODIES AT THE MORCEE, Eivowing his way, with aimeutty through the dense crowd congregated at First avenue and Twenty-sixth street yesterday afternoon, a HERALD reporter made Fuffictent progress to reach the head or outside of the mass of anxtous searchers looke ing for their beloved ones among those reposing on the marbie siabs, with the sprays of cold water falling upon therr pallid, burned, disfigured teatures in the Morgue, Under the direction of the police of the Twenty- first precinct, commanded by Captain Burns, the large crowd formed in single file an1 marched alongside of tho wall surrounding the hospital grounds, and one by one filed into the damp, tempo- rary resting place of the dead. On their faces hupe and fear, plainly marked, struggled for the mastery, “Hope, eternally springing up,” buoyed up their ANGUISH-STRICKEN HEARTS and filled them with the sweet consoling thought that mayhap those they sought escaped while others had been doomed. On the countenance of others the fear of finding thelr darlings was legtbly written, Then again, to thelr shame be ft recordea, nought but idle morbid curiosity had attracted others to this scene of horror, Into the Morgue went the crowd of old and young, gray-headed men and aged women, men in the prime of life and girls scarce past their teens, Asa friend would be recognized among the bodies loud waliings would break forth; muttered exclamations } of grief and terms of endearment would fell from the lips of a father, who exerted all bis powers of manhood to hide his grief; a broken-hearted wife or mother would give loud vent to her grief and call in agonized terms for one word in response from her darling oue, now cold and stiff in the embrace of death. As 8001 an the bodies were recognized they were removed to the dead house aud yard ana enclosed in the RUDE PINR COFFINS, bow stained with the blood which had dropped from the gaping wounds of more than one previous tenant. In this yard the seenc was harrowing tn the extreme. Friends and relatives who had not yet seen the remains, recognized already by some member of the family, sought eagerly among the collins piled up there ior the remalas of some relae uve or friend, When their tremulous hands, removing the cover, disclosed to view the familiar features of the one they had last seen in the full possession of health and vigor, the sobs of hardy men and the shrieks of women filled the air and caused strong men whose natures had become hardened by successions of sad sights to turn their heads away and wipe off the unaccustomed inoieture from their cheeks, Some of the bodies were calm and placid look- ing, seemlagly sleeping, save for the death foam unwiped from their lips, while others were fear hls scarred and burned, some almost past recog+ nition, As the two bodies of Louisa Elsasear, aged four years, and her brother George, aged fiiteen years, Were picked out from among the othera their uncle and several other relatives linng tenderly the baby, over their bodies, particularly that ot web Was sadly borned, and IN LOVING ACCENTS calied them, “Louisa, mein Loutse and then the utterance becam wrth tears, and as their frames shook with the silent, deep-seated grief, fo strongly marked upon their honest German faces, will not soon ve forgotten by those presen fently the warden, Mr. Brennan, answered all the anxious questions propounded to bim; kindly his brother, Mr. Louts T. Brenuan, who had volun- tered to aid hint, sought out the ' bodies and. tried to soothe the grief of the stricken ones, upon whom tue nand of God had seemingly been laid so hard, Next came an old Irishwoman, accompanied by a amy od and one or two others, lookin, or a family of four—a fatner and wife and two litte | ones—several coffin lids being raised, At lengih they found the objects of thee search, or, rather, two of them—Mre. Smith and Annie Smith, @ child of nine years or thereabouts, Pen cannot depict or convey an idea of the uncer. tainty 80 plainly to be seen upon thelr conntenances as, under the direction of some kind-hearted em- ployé, they harredly sought the hospital wards, trusting that they might there find.tne other tw In one of the wards, tox: Hn the bed, swathed in cooling bandages, found the Mitte infant of nine months, but Smith, could not se found. fh heir ancertainty ave Way to dread despair, and with “hearts bowel down by weignt of woe” they left to seck tidings of him elsewhere, Tre Coroner (Keenan) held an inquest in the morning, and, afier the jary had viewed the dead bodies, @ number of burial permits were granted, Studweli, Augt., single, No, 5 Carine street, York, tigho, Amelia, No. 6 Lewis street, New York, ‘West, Mary ©,, 164 Sackett streei, Brooklyn. Ublinann, Josepir R., 11 Donglass street, Brooklyn, Thinann, Jane, fis wie, fished up’ at Staten land ferry in the afterucon and wrought up to We 118. Wexides the foregoing there are some unknown bodies Which may be recognized to-day. Tue fol- sowing is a brief description of (heir appearance i yesterday s— #nknown map, aged thirty years; Neht hair ana 3. than wey could bear, particularly when was added \ have consented, a and all the afternoon and up to ten orelock_ thew wagond were stopping at the bearing ” oft tne dead to give them Christian burial, For want of witnesses, and after sitting for a number of , the Coroner adjourned the Inquest, which robably be resumed this dete ng around heavy, death-like ameli preva, THE DRAD-HOUSR and yard, where so many bodies were, was almost overpowering, and to many, who haa looxed tre- quently upon death before, it became almost more ted; prunella | ve feet six | to » the other infilnences tne slonate outoursts of bereaved thends, One body was brought thore tn the afternoon woich had been carried by the action of tie tide down to the shores of Staten Island, It was that of a young laay, @ Miss Uhimann, whose brother had also perished. On her wrists she wore pbrace- lets, around her neck an ornament, to which was appended a locket the like- ness of a young gentleman, by mean3 or which sue was recognized. Upon her head there was a se- vere cut; but otherwise she Rreseet the vay appearance of one .engulfed by “the waves,” in atter her arrival she was y resogttxed and . repetition of the sad scene already described ensued, The last victim who die/ yesterday afternoon, Mi Mick Finley, was vicited by ber "protmer fiiinecit badly burned about the hands), who became go fran- te that he had to be held by several friends, and he | Worked for a while in strong hysterics; end per. mission being given to him once iss the scarred lips of his sister, he was led way, sobbing bitterly, PROFESSOR JAMES Re 80 well known at Bellevue Hos pial ‘College and throughout this city, said to writer of this article—t all my experience here, and it embraces some thirty years, I have never seen anything like this; ithas moved me as nothing of the kind has ever moved me before.” From seven untt! lialf-past nine last evening there Were stl two bodies unrecognized at the Morgue, Until the lights were extiuguishe’ the crowd still pressed on to gaze upon the bodies of the stalwart man and little child, round whose heads the cun- dies flickered, giving forth @ dim, uncertain light. At ten o’clock last night some thirteen coffins yet remained im the dead-house yard containing remains of the Vicims, which will probably be removed to- day. They had been recognized by their friends, but the permits not having been obiamed from the Coroner they could not then be removed, The scene at the Morgue and dead-bouse yester+ day—taking the testimony of the police and others whose eyes have often rested upon death in nearly every form, taking into consideration the number of bodies, their ages and the feariul manner of their heen is one of the most fearful ever witnessed the city, IN BELLEVUE HOSPITAL. Entering ward 7 of Bellevuo, in the rear of the Warden's office, the most prominent victim yester- day was Pat Finnegan, aged forty-eight years, Whose face presents a terrible looking mass of raw flesh, His wife was carefully nursing him and fanning him, and was bemoaning the fate that carried him through nearly five years of our civil ‘war uninjured to be roasted up here. He has been twenty-nine years a fireman on steamboats, and Many of them in the service of the Staten Island Ferry Company, and was acting In that capacity on board the Westfield at the time of the accident, His left leg ts broken and his body is burned and brutsed. Doubtful if he will recover. Michael Reagan, aged twenty-six years, a widower With one child, a native cf Ireland and a resident of 21 Broome street, is burned on the head, hands and left leg; not seriously, Charles W. Kochendorf, aged twenty-three years, single, American, bookbinder, of 361 West Sixteenth street, hands burned and head bruised with dépris; not badt In this ward (7) Chariea Cuch and his sister and Mr. Unimann, died on Sun- day evening. In ward 5 Mate O'Brien, single, weilghmaster, aged thirty-one, of 39 Jay street, Brooklyn, Iles ine jured in thigh and sides; not seriously. Josiah Abbott, aged fifty-five, English, residing corner of Union avenue and Grand street, Withams- burg, Hes also in this ward, scalded, but not se- riously. Re is a widower and a veterinary surgeon, and was going down the bay with bis boarding house Keeper, Mrs, Reddick, who was blown into the water and escaped with a ducking and a fright. Andrew Coyle and Christina Uuch died in this ward. In ward 10 lies John Daly, aged twenty-three, Irish, laborer, single, of 658 Water street; left leg broken, head and hands scalded; was blown into the water. Martin Reder, aged fifty-two, married, cooper, American, residence 82) Madison street; head, Jace, legs and arms burned, not severe. Mra. Reder was boarding for the summer on Staten Island, and, having come to the city on Saturday, her husband and seif were returning on the ill-fated boat. Mrs. Reder was blown up im the air and fell on deck with great violeace, and yesterday died in the hospital Mr. Reder’s mother was watching him very affectionately and reported her daughter- in-law’s death, There was no other report or it ia the hospital. Jos, Myring, aged twenty-one, English, chemist, No. 156 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn; silghtly scalded on wrists and cut with d¢br s on nose and forehead; was jammed with Wiubers and crushed with fallen bodies, ‘Moss Phillips, aged thirty-eight, son of old Mr. Samuel Phillips, and father of the ciuldren who were killed, 1s pretty badly scaided all over tho boay, especially the head and face, He was in a carriage with his family at the time, Joun Watson, aged thirty, married, machinist, of No, 108 Rapeiyea street, aoe yas head, face and hands burued and back spra Michael Barrett, lish, aged ewréathe eight, long: shoreman; ieft leg brosen, back and ribs injured; breathes with didicalty, Residence 100 Wes: street, New York. In ward No, 13 lies John T. Roberts, aged thirtys nine, insh, glass sign painter, of 227 Henry street, Brooklyn; burned and scaided all over, Mother attending him. Heary Storms, aged nineteen and a half, clerk, of 634 Filth street; lace, arms, hauds, iegs and back burned and scalded. Mother attending him. Patrick Roddy, aged twenty, Irish, single, la- borer, Kg 10 Gansevoort street; face, Jegs and hands burned, Ward 11—Jonn Brown, aged forty, tsmith; breast bone, mbs apa right thigh broken; fell to hold and deck fell on him. Ais wife was sligutiy injured and is at her home, 54 Auntie street, brooklyn. Andrew Nesbiti, aged, eighteen, American, com- positor, skall iractured; hupeless case; sister at- im. “4 16—August Gravelie, aged 24, German, painter, single, of 426 ome street; back, limbs and face scaided; worst case in the ward; In great agony and growing continuaily worse, Recovery doubiful, John O'Malley, aged 28, Irish, widower, wheel- wright, of 37 Jay street, Brooklyn; slightly scalded under chin and lett ankle sprained, Ed. Roady, aged 26, married, iaborer, of 10 Gan- sevoort sireet; legs, right kup and ars scalded; not seriously. Brown, German, aged twenty-five, Brookiyn ; HH maeried, carman, 110 Spencer street, siigntly burned aod bruised, Bartholomew P, Manly, twenty-four, single, Irish, fron moulder, of jroome street; slightly scalded and injured in the buck by the fail to the hold of the boat. In ward 18 five were admitted, bat ail died, and their names appear elsewhere, Ward 23—Mattie Higgins, aged twenty-three, Tris! lived with oped at 216 Court street; shoul hea dislocated, left arm and side scalded, not seriously. Mary Murphy, aged twenty-two, servant, 18 Des brosses street; ourned ly all over; in great agony, but likely to recover. Edward Fitzgerald, who accompanied Mattie Hig- gins, 1s missing. Mrs. Anastasia Finiey was s0 badly burned as to be unconscious all the time until her death, at naif- past four P. M. yesterday. Her husbaud and friends Were with her, aud were greatly distressed, b Unknown baby, slighty burned; bears it like a ne Ward 26—Mre. Phillips, aged seventy-one, was taken to ner home, but will hardly recover, ‘Mrs Abbie Phillips, ner daughter-in-law, is badly injured; lost two babies; had “tar loft sick bed and Was taking a drive to the island Mrs. Loutsa Elssasser, aged thirty-nine, was saved by her son, Ernest, aged tweiye, but lost two chile dren; No, 74 First avenue. In the female pavilion is Briliia Granette, and in the male ter husband, both badly imjared, but likely to recover; keeps butcher shop at 231 Grand street, Jorsey City. Eliza Kochner, Grand and Barrow streets, Jersey Ome badly burned; hisband dead, Henrietta Holyedell, aged thirty-three years, whose husband keeps an oyster saloon corner of Canal and Snilivan streets, Dirs. Friedhom, who has iost two children, will soon follow. Complained yesterday of legs being ice cold, and kept Calling for drinks; very weak. In male pavilion Charles Silva, aged twenty-one, Nes slightly braised; bookbinder, Friend Joua Rodgers, Viank book finisher, missing, 62 Madison slrect, Join Dy twenty-two, and brother James, ine ter street. John’s case is hopeless, ber Oe i \ ohn O'Connor bruised, uot severely, and Al Doldin ditto. re gr ee Geo, M, Elssasser, thirty-seven, badly burned on ‘bo wite and four children injured, two of the latter dead. Joseph Orch, of Woodbridge, N, J., left a sick wife at home on Sunday and came to wis brother-mn- law's, Mr. Grotzineille, 203 Court street, Brooklyn, where a cmd was staying; was returning nome pba accident came; ly burned, but will re Seventy-two bottles of brandy and wine wer sent to Bellevne yesterday by liroad street in i chante, and everyining much needed 19 hand, "Ladies will find” work enough here to fan and care for the sick if they want work, ASD FUR THE BROOKLYN SUFFERERS oF THE ee At the close of the second act at the Park ‘Theatre, last night, Myr. Carroll came before the cortain and sald:—“We propose on Saturday afternoon «tO give = )=6omatinée «forthe benefit of those who have suffered through the recent explosion. All the attaches of the honse and although J have pgt consulted en grist and pas- | with ine members of the oronestra, Tam convinced Bark La tney WH) assist, f trast the managers of New York ‘will follow our example, (Lond applause). THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON, Rigid Inquiry Into the © of the Exe plosion om the Westfield to be Institared— Implied Censure of the New York Ine spector—Ferryboat Boilers to be Re- examined. Wasminoroy, Jnly 31, 1371, ‘The first official act of Secretary Boutwell this morning was to address a telegram to Addison Low, Supervising Inspector of Steamboats for the District of New York, mquiring when and by whom the boilers of the Westflela were last inspected aud ordering him to make a thorough examination of the cause of the disaster. A reply was shortly after received stating tnat the boilers were inspected by Inspector Matthews on tie 12tn of June last. The importance of the case suggested that Supervising General Belknap, of New York, should give the matter his personal attention, and he was instructed to do so by the Secretary this afternoon, He aiso addressed the following letter to Supervise ing Inspector Low, which was mailed to-night, evineing the feciing of Mr, Boutwell in the mat teri— TREASURY parent Wasuineron, July 31, 1871, SmR—The newspapers this morning report another feartul steambout disaster yesterday within your district, caused by the explosion of the botler of the Staten Island ferryboat Westfeld, by Which large numbers of persons are alleged to have been killed and wound This disaster at once de- mands the most thorough and rigid investigation, that the responsibility may be Axed upon the proper parties. You are, therefore. directed to @ ine fury immediatety 1oto che circumsiances attendin the explosion and in respect to the toss of life an injunes resuiting therefrom and wompes epee the facts to this Department. You will also endeavor to agcortain the exact cause of the accl- dent, the aciual condition of the boiler at the time of 1s last twee and furnish the Department the names of the owners, oilicers and employcs of the Westfield, Your telegram of this morning gives the date of the last mspection as June 12, 1871, The brief period that had elapsed between that in- spection aud the explosion would seem to indicate carelessness bp the part of the ofticer whose duty it was to decide upon the condition of the boiler at the time of its inspection py him, and the Depart- ment cannot woo strongly urge upen you the import ance and necessity of making special inquiry into the mauner m which that duty was periormed, Very Teapectful aay ORGE 8. BOUTWELL, Secretary. To AppIsox Low, q., Supervising Inspector, ‘New York city, In addition to the above, the Secretary has under consideration and will probably issue to-morrow in- structions to Supervising Inspector General Belknap to haye the rules and regulations, aswell as the provisions of the steamboat law under woich they are Iramed, strictly enfurced. He will also notify Mr. Belknap to have all the boilers of .ferryboats throughout the country carefully inspected und to pay, particular attention to ail botiers that have en patched and repaired. LOOKING AFTER CUBAN SYMPATHIZERS, MONTREAL, July 31; 1871, Sefior Enrique Vaties, Secretary of the Spanish Legation at Washington, arrivea to-day, to investl- gate this Cuban business, He gocs to Quehee to- inorrow. EUROPEAN MARKETS: LONDON MONEY MARKET. rHoxDor, July at 4:30 P.M. Console clove wt 34 for both, money, and the necount, United Stacer fve-twenty bonds, 1802, 93; 7 1683, old, 7, $2; ten-forties, Panta MONEY MANKET.—Panis, July S1—4:30 P, M.— Rentes, 55¢. eroot, COTTON MARKET.—LiveRroor, July 31— P, M.—Cotton—The market ¢.oned flat; miadiing upiands, middling Orleans, #<d, The sales of the vay have been 8,000 bulet including 000 for speculation and export. FRANKYORT MONEY. MARKET.-ERANKFORT, Jul Freving—Uniued States tive-twenty bonds closed at ac to for he issue of ‘SE COTTON MOVEMENT. LIVERroo! Tuly 31, 871. Of Bales ee Almanac for New York=—This Day, Sun rises....... 4.56 | Moon rises.,..eve 8 15 «716 | High water.morn 8 47 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATR OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TH8 MONTH OF AUGUST. Saile fice, 7 Bowhng Green i prope 88 Broad st. 19 Broaaway. lb Broadway, oF 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green ‘Aug 129 Broadway. City of New Vic. |Aug 15 Broadway. Ville de Paris..../Aug 58 Broaaway. Anglt 7 Bowling Green it Bowling Green 29 Broadway. i Broadway, \63 Broadway PORT OF ued YORK, 1871, CLE. |ARED, nat, Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC—Lorilard SULT 31, Steamship Co. Steamship Franeonta, Bragg, Portland—J F Ames. Ship Canaan (Bn Manson, Yondon—X E Morgan's Sone bi Goschen (NG), Henke, Nay ‘C Luling Bark Gemebos, Beaker, Hong Kong<d Frask ‘Dickman & "Bark Rosaita (Ital) Pesce, Gloneester, E—Funch, Edye & ‘Spark Ellen Dyer, Leland, Kingroad, E—H D £3 U Broox- are Queen Victoria (Br), Lyne, Dublin—Barclay & Liv. Bark Aliemannia (NG), Moiler, Port au Spain—Jones & Longh. ark Elba, Petersen, Havana—J E Ward & Oo, Brig Shannon, Ray, Lisbon—6i n & Clap, PP. Brig Americus, Baas, Gibralt orders—Hand & Swan, 4 Rite Vantel Trowortige, Kogers, ‘Barbados-D Trowbridge 0. Sehr J Barreras, De Dias, Vigo for orders—C Mort. Schr Mary 8 Lunt (Br), Simmons, Grenada—B J Wenbder; Schr oe Davicson, Yarmouth, N8—Crand: Bertaux Schr Annie Dole, Bunee, Jacksonville—Van Brunt & 00» Sehr 8 F Godwin, Waterbury, Stamford. Steamer K 0 Biddle, MeCuo, Philadelphia. Steamer BF Pueips, Brown, Phiiade.pnia. Steamer Novelty, shaw, Philadelphia. Steamer WC Plerrepont, 8h Ehropaaire, Pailateiphia, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship AUantio (Br), Sturray, Liverpool July 20 and ueeuatown 2lat, with inuse and passengers, to J H Sparks, Had westeriy winds all the passage, with for ead may wens ther from 1on 38 to Fire Island; was detained off the bar 9 honra. July 25, 900 miles west of Fastnet, passed ship Queen of the Wi bound ast, Steamship Fran Thomann, Liverpool July 19, v1— Buin, with iadae and Bol _pasrengers, to FWP fine weather 5, the | entire aaaneo james Them! bound west Me 1at 801d, 150 2m exchanced ai signals with un Allen steamer, bonnd eants tite ine in Ae var Woodgalt CBr), trom Montreal for Laverboott 28th, iat 42 5, lon 4 2 20, steamship Hammonia (NG), hence pe ent ist, ship George Yyurl juribat, from Cardiff for Steamship st Lonis, Whitehead, New Orleans July 22 and Southwest Pass same day, with m ‘Dassengers: fe HB Cromwell & Uo, July 27, lat 3740, ton 98 spol Meg Mae Majesty, (Bt), from Pensacola for Liverpool; 28 aol axel (8n from f Seacesy 5 30th, ‘Tat 14, wl Beit Waltng bark fram New Bedfordy' dayw out, "Hind fight winds the entire pasann, ‘Steammiip Catharine Whiting, Howes, Sevannah Suly 29 via Charreston 26Uh, with mde and passengers, to Sn’ finatome meatier’ Towed to thie port sisamantp Hunt: Pile, Jruy 8; off Fathom Uightsbtpy spoke scbr Addie: own, bound not Steamalitp Huntrvilie, Crowell, Savannah via Charleston, wi ‘Lowden. Was towed to this port by stewue wie iba antnting, Woodhall, Ohi rleston G4 hoary, wil c Bteamsanip Manhattan, is ry on eae nO, ‘sor Big mdse and passengers, {0 Nene oc nr Florence Togera Shepherds? ‘tor New York ; Bist, Ab- NW a W, to, AI fathoms, penser dangerone wre wreok, lying in ne down the coast, Chapin, Nenterm, 60 hours, ferris rarker, Riehmona, City Pol d passengers, to Washington Sin Diayors (Br), Wis Wisop, Calestta Apri snd Land oe in ith, bo" rensel A Ethie dane of | cae Be Gant Hope bad a furious ale 1n whieh ont pork, tonenilant. bul iwrrks and. Tall, and passed the Cave on watt the Equator cht Be Mori 3, Inc 00 Ny tong 87 hon, from Calcutta tor Lanai: bark Repaul (rg, trom False b iy witl gain, ding the a poke ship Vere ia Yau TY earl a ‘aint to Maraci tho vontine A NER Ss on a0 16 es obip Ourer Cromuai gon for, Liverpool, aan on out 10ah, Int 8241 8, nyo Nel navn at a 4, Jat no lat £0; bark Gen Boo- "1 ne lees Valparaiso, fan days out, Ship Caravan, "Me ichel, hey 8, ‘with warble and rags, to Howladl & Frothiny rai K Amphitrive (NO), Grau, Newport 68 darn, with rails 0] to O Tobias & Co, Came the north- 4 equally wea- og jon 40; was 25 days west of the shane out Recetas a ‘with lows of ‘bo oremnat, {,ran down tows Is her anc made siguals, but ; did not agcertatn inher it; M 53.8, long 45 Bb KE, as Suiigood Tor Faimouth, 44 days Gut W867, abip Slive Dovard, from 55 dn june te iat terdann Godage out kentine Sditer fro ol ncrm 47 days, with iron io (NO), Kiedt, Gouenbers 4" yy ott Glanene, 8 Leghorn. marble and ay May 20, with Carlow dual; Larry, London b_ mdse, to ‘Thomas Dunbame, Naphew & & Kionenel to lor Slocoriah & Oo. Had heavy weather up to the Banks, from ‘80 days, with variable weather Schr Eri of Muchias), Stewart, N gm 17 days, with sugar, to Burdett 4 Pouc—vessel to Siinpson & Clapp. Been 7 days north of Hi: fi ioe with seeks, weather aud munch rain. July 16 in Moons Passage spoke achr Frank Atwood, bound sout nr Sotags re at Gloucester), Ryan, Il days, te Bongiaa & Grin vessel to'B J Wenberg. Been Peay tage BS north of Hatteras, with light southerly winds and ‘Bohr Rohr Oliver t Boot rogue Viecints, pheamtug ¥ , Vutladelphta z Babs 20, at 5 PM, when 10 miles south ot Ore, from Cy ad in tow, and arrived at Sandy a the Bist, at 8 P Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND sours, Steamship Glancus, Walden, Boston for New York, with mése, to H F pyre a Bebi BS Fema td Lubec for New York, with g, Dari, vis, Bie Yelund for New York, with fish Ser Solan Scranton, Clark, Cromwell for Jersey Cliy, with brown stone to tatawel & Giifttun, yoghr Staten Inlander, Hauillion, Bridgeports for New Sens America, Ingraham, Bockland for New York, wiih Ser WO irish, Fors, Provicence for New York, Rehr Ame lew Bedford tor Foiladelpnle, Schr Fred Warren, ' , Robnson, Bridge vet, for Hew york, Bel ced! ker, pi tila! a Bebr Loose doktaaon, New Hagen Yor Sehr Helen Mian Ward, Providence f for New York. Schr Ella H Barnes, Avery, Somerset for New Yor! Schr Abblo Weld, Sylvester, New London for New Fork Schr Samuel Ricker, Ricker, Warenam for New York, Sebr J leases peahes Taunton for New Yor! Schr Ni 1, New Haven for New York, Sebr Abbi le ‘heave a New London for New York. Sebr peice De mith, Providence for sresningiom, t, Boston for New Yor! Rohr 8 8 Tyler, Sehr Ontari a Providence for Newb “Arnolt, Providence for Elizabrthport. Bebr Jas M Schr ater ‘Glen Gove for Weehawken, $ or New, x Bea Pawtucket for Rondout. Tanaton fof Elizabethport. iner, Providence for New Yors. Boston for New York. gis EAST, Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portland, Brig Robin, Douzlas, New York for St John, NB. Schr Minguas, Smith, Bitzabethnort for Providence, Sent F Merwin, Halte, idence, Schr Cynthia Et ‘Warde Steamer Win Tibt bits, eon York for Bebr Orie Eaten, Port Jolinaon for New London. Sehr Joht, Brooks, Fox, Jersey City for New Haven, Sehr Panthen, Hil, Rondoat foe Nowa ork u ny Parker Talucholnpost (ot . bam hire, Ronlout Tor ot ew Ban Sehr Lodorick, Rondout for Averill.” Schr 8 Smith, prince, Hovoken for Fur Haven. Sohr Expedite, Baokett, Hoboken for New London. b Prank ‘Young, Port Johnson for New Loudon, ane, Ingrafaun, New York for Frovide Plerec, New York for Gloucester: Schr Ida Herbert, ee Rs BS York por For Go iey.* ‘Cow Daryes, Richelet, Hew York for Se JOky, NB, ‘ibbard, Hudson tor aot pa se aoa ‘i = bed Santon. a oly, Albany ny for Pawtuc A ‘qeeaeE IS ssttily Sel frabing logan, on ont Emam Boaniman, Port Johnton for Middle Be Bre Twtbil Longhbry, Philadel phi fe New le Behr tH t Depa Sturge Ron dout for B a stn. shar Sobr Bat ras, Philadelphia for New Lon ton. Ho Harper, Gott, New Yorg for Bat nf rLA Bins Chatfield, ‘Rondout tor Salem. Schr Governor, trilhy: Hoboxen for Box Selir 8G Reudder, Goth Albany for Southport, Sehr Es Davia, Teriy, New York for New Lou'ton, Schr Susan, Bishop, New York for Thomasto fe ee Tomes, rite areairaw for New "Roouelle, che Win lew York for Huntingdon, Belit Tarif, Mead, New York for Gow Bay. = Schr Fashion, C! pg iledd New York for Northport, Sonr J G Pierson, Ferris, Port Johnson for Stamford Sloop Republic, Hale, New York for Mamaroneck. Steamer Metis, Davia, New York tor Pci Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York for Providen Wrirrstone. LI, Ju) ‘atl % Tho echr Samnel Ricker and some fow sloop Tor ine onthe ward have jnst got in and will remain over nipht. BELOW. Bark Aaphodel, Norton, 180 days from YoXouama, Mark Laone (ital), Ceopnardh, from Marseliles, May "2 op potest A Leggett rk Rosmmo Bruao (Ital, B neeey from Leghorn, June 13 Brig Alex Nichols, from Punce, PR, Wind at sunset Sw, light, Marine Disasters. Sure Lozn Lyons (Br), Maio, from ¢ ashore at Matane, was towed aflo: ‘easel making no water, and pi Biae Over Verne, (an eee re Monterideo,which put into Boston 23d ult, leaky, having been repaired, wailed yesterday morning to femme! her voyage. In going down harbor ahe got ashore in Black Ruck Chanuel, near Spi Light, She wotld probably get aftoat last erenlug os ge uebee for London, moraing of 37 uit, the MUSCOVADO—The cargo of brig Muscovado (Bn, om Damarara for Balumore, wrecked et Body Island, was | 20 ‘sured tn the ‘Auantie Mutual, New Yorks dorwriters' agent, remained iy the wrect arth leis Mollie Wentz, and waa expected to leave for Norcolc In a Tew days, with the ‘and crew of the brig. Brio H Rom timnare French, at Ballimore 2th from Ponce, Tevorte having paswei!# light brig ashore on Niue Foot Knoll, Chesapeake Bay. Sonn EMMA Gnexx, Collins, from Philadeinbla for Ran- gor, arrived at Vineyard Haven’ 98tu ult, had mainsail badi tora night of 27th by being in collation with acbr Lucy M Cole sing, from Charleston for Boston. Sonn W D BICKFORD, at Boston 29h ult from Miragoane, reports on the 25th, lat 29 60, lon 72,10 @ gale from ENE, lost deckload of two tons logwood. Lowvox, J her —The Winburn, M’Dongal, from Antwerp for Boston’ (US), with a general cargo, which put into the river July th damage after colliston with the Svea, has der por badly damaged both below and above after the nrg she was found to be making a con- Fiderablo quantity of water, [She ix ow Iying in Miliwall dock lergoing repairs. ‘The master reports that ‘the cargo is upmyure MELBOURNE, May 20_-The Hellon, Burton, which arti here tay 3 from Tork Toweesd | experionced 4 Weather from the Line to Gaye Howe.’ On tue Ifth, Tain end Toth of Maren there were severe gales from NW, in which she had rudder head twisted off and several nails split. RIGA, July 15—The Desirec, Beven-Cofmat, which was de- stroyed'In the fire here fiateriar, had on shout 70 tons of hemp; the Wilifam § filles, Burgess, which was also de- riroved, had only taken in 7 tons of hemp, At present there secuis no danger for any other vessels, Tespnrrem, July 9—The Roswell, Copp, sailed hence July 5 for New York, with cargo of wine ex-Fanny & Ann, which put in here Nov'18 last, leaky, Miscellaneous. ‘We are indebted to purser John K Moffett, of the steams ship Manhattan, from Charleston, fur is attentions, BRIG FALcon (late whaler, of Salem), 128 ton Hanover, Mass, fy 1362, has bean sold to N'P Mann Hoston, for ihe St Dontingo trade, aod will hereafter from Boston, by bg alt BEC, July 28—Fishing achr Samuel Giivert, of Glouces- zed at Long Point by the Lia Canadienne, wnd token to Gaspeo., Buic bas 310 cougsh on Doan Notice to Mariners. tain Blakeman, of the steamship Isaac Bell, report 30ch hit, at LP M, Absecom Light bearing NW aW distant 7 miles, passed a wrecked schooner, bows well ont of water, Dowsprit aftached, foremast. broken off, maininast standing, with mainsail partially lowered, dow states that ane Ties direotly in the track of vessels bound up and down the beach, aud ie very dangerous, Whalemon Artived at Provincetown Taly 28, achr S.A Vatns Curren, iki Atiantie Ocean, wit Is sp and 230 do wh oil. O loiter recsived froin Capt. Chipman, of bark Concordia, of New London, reports hor off Floren Islan ing teen sperm whales but twice, M ing port. Strack one on the 224, cordia was bound to cruise around cugaaed gud themes to Ci ‘umberland fi nyah Tube 6—arrived, barks Presidest, Seabury, NB ont ail toid--B60 on board; enliod to buy two boats 16 replace Ochers dee meet at Tereelen; no ives Jost; left on her cruise the same Cape Horn Pigeon, of Darti ‘860.ep and 80 w’ i hed taken 80 sp. fince Iast report, and left_ on under command of Capt Snow / 29th, Wm & Henry, Green, FH, oj] as last report- ed, to nail the next week. Spoxen—July 20, Jat 4410, lon 4948, schr Metropolis, of Provincetown. Had 600 quintals ish, and reported the worst weather seen on the Banks for 15 yoara, The bark seen July 5, lat 39, ton 83, showing & white flag with red ball in centre, 23g mos out, clenn, was the Millwood, of New Bedford, Spoken, wa’ a) Baur from baya fi art le m th, an aety ta hoe Jallao ‘falmouth, KE, June Hel mG, Raschen, from Bremen for Baltimore, St Janes. (Br), Boiss, from Biitelda for San Fran- einen, Supe 15, tat 9 6, 10 ert, tem Liverpool for New Orleans, » Rendleign, from Liverpooi for Rio Ja+ Waisl nero. Joly us, ae N, | Ship Richard NoNatins from New Yors for Bristol. July ly Hook (by pilot boat A Leggett, Pomeroy, from Samarang for Rotter. Ton 18K : D. ‘Bark Honea Rich, ay 23, tat £0'3, noetine, fe ‘oun Greeuland for Vhiladelphia, 56 dass 380, lon 74 (by pilot boat A Langgeth, No forest Quoen (Br), Pot mits from Savannah (June 3} tor Liverpool, no tinte 0 ead. Bark Freundse vue) "N)> Seuuichard, from Rotterdam for New York, Ju 7 Bari eae Wilkie from Newcastle via Groene one air New, Orient ly 2, at 81, tow ae a as uly 28, iat 2090, ton OBST Bes NER Set ou meters Monteeidce une 8, iat N, lon 8105, . Foreign Ports. Ancrtaworn, July a! Satled, Mary Edson, Howes, Boston, BAMA, June 4~ } bark Amblia Wilsou (Br), Watson, New Yor yf ARAGOA, July ya por: schrs Thomas Frazer, and Lal aita, for New York 3th HAVANA, Juiy 29—Arriged, aieamahip, City of Merida, Doaken, Vera Crug, to sail for New York k Dat. MOVILLE, July ved, neamanip Britannia, MoIels lan, New York for Giaerow (and 1d PLYMOUTH, Arrived, steamship Vandalia, Frane zon, ‘New York for tlamburg (and proceeded rkerer, NB, July 3210 port, t0 ond for United States, rae Hanon i Gaer, Rich; J Primrose, Menenyt brige Grace Nedpats, Waar Rliontien Momices Duty Matelisa Oetae br ae tay: 3 We Curries 5 Mat ia Octav! le; Dnleimer, } ', Currie; eihigren, Macom” Abeonn, Forrost ; etry fers Barah, Landry Fotnier, Hines; [ - » Seward; Sophia, Gert Johnsuny ‘a Willie, sont CALEDONIA, Tily (Arrived i Beauty, shields, QUEENSTOWN, July 9)—Arrived, steamship Minnesota, Feveman, Now York for Liverpool (and proceeded). "SH Sa "ai ees tae ST ean rv Ho, sew ore (and dlonred tnt fo ro Ys Tit bare Chas Fo Sor it Napier (Br), New Yor lnguie (Br, Grey, New, ‘York; Hi, io Colonist Hy Ans andre hewn do Shh, ‘Kichard Pearse (Br bu fi our tanec, ‘duly Arrives, ‘aarcle © Doy, me Crom American Ports toAVEXANDRIA, July 29—Salled, sebr © F Hager, for Bom ‘Rprowava, ‘Iuly wesc ‘schr Chas Dennis, Tales, 29th— Bail ed, webr Ai Me Arrived schra’ Edmund Kidder, Marston, Balt B Macaulay, Cain DB ittata, fand Archer & Redes, Ireland, F' nd. Lizzie, Leighton, Port ‘Joh ervis, Dayton, Georgetown, J‘ ; Sal Cleared—Steamal Nortel i ergo re Alpin Bom! arks 0: Bs tir), Maerisey, Miata inl Peed fats ark Abbie N ranklin, Uoibrook, Newport, Cleavel—— Bark Helen Comet Bri, Rrooks, London} achra D Lovel dos Lotte Mago, Pintadcina aaa W Camauiogs, Boul, Gated Steam ips Wm Ker Jonn Cam yiedy, Norman, an eaey a ageanese reeens, Lawrason, Now Foun’ ena leat, tain, Jacksonville; Lucy M Gollinn, Gal Char Heniemany i id ean a Same 2, Georgetown, mm, DCs ears Chi hen Hors moa Jot Grinith, oom RS Miller, C Holmes, Stubiba: Itjshard Peterson, Hogi NW mg er bey ‘Rondont. » New York 5. one wae 5 in Ehixabethport Penna; an xe Stromness (Br), Elliott, ngtals oostte Be bl Blxt—Arrived, steams! eo ; » Balti om, Sones at is 2 ppold, are more? 0 arrived dist, stoamanip Roman, Bake “DA — Arrives av eA ADRE iy 3 » a "Nai jasota, Brakes, Cleared—Barks Campanero (Br), Walker, B'o aeneeny Rialto (Br), Sanford, Montevideo ana Bueno Chattanooga, Fry, StJobns PR; Antel joaton? rigo, Coin, do; achrs Loretto ial, Ww loys recut Me; Amerie wt cin Paiten, Halifax: Wm Arihur, Hutehinion, Armee bury, Mase; Aa Walton. Rich, Bostor WaoKon, Newrjorta's Y Nowland, Howland,’ Poughkoopeley W Hen Mt! Mitelon, Brown, Bridgeport, Conn; Win’ Salioge Berks Campanero, Rialto; brige Antelope, Chattas “i -Arrived, bark Laura & Gertrude (NG), Ropplebanm, Bremen; brige Marrict, Miller, Jr, Aquadilla; Gambia, Gittey, Hernambugo, BANGOR, July 23—Arrived, brig Potomac, Carver, Phila New York; L W Plereg, rfl schr John Many 1 Hoboken, Mi MWoht Condore, Wend, Grang mg Porm West Wind, Townsend, Philadelphia; Joby BESET SORE wae rene Ny duly 80-Arrive Archit ferannes , chet) arid, Salted gath, brig 1.0 Madelca, Moslanger. New York. DANVBE BRS, July #—Arcived, schr J M Freeman, Eldi New York, ¥ FERNAXDINA, Juiy 32—Arrived, peut Y Merrick, Lipé vieeated sear oc Beare, Hodgdon, SudcAmived, achra J 0’ Libby, Tabby, nod Moltle, Plumy mer, New Yorl FORTRESS MONROF, July 00-—Pasaed tn for Belinea perks Oygnur eatitee uf horn; Lat jartrud briae from Si Johns Heten Matias” J Wieon, for Porto Rico. FALL ane july 37, Arrived, achra Jennie, Rosalingy Tooker; LA Vab Brabt, Taoker, and Theodore Dean, Gri nell, Georgetown, véth—Salled, schra Geo Fales, Hall; Sarah A Reed, Reed} sat eae Gaks, Berry, Paitadelptie, a) ‘S9th—allet, sch Thos jew York. ‘Arrived, brig hen tate Meluiyrey x delphia, Se Nohrs R EE Colecm, Bia Foge, do; Forest Cit, Davis’ do, AKERS LANDING. uly oo loves Garilek, fivabeunor, Bin. Salle slogp Mary Bh BRISTOL, dus 2 —Arvived,, Tork, TI. wr Toate she ti Ye rr rexory, Rew York. ea i ey Cie de ete sitet alr "Clear schra Gettyaburg, C Rankin, Puller, New York, = ot? onl Tocarrived: bark 'barah M Siatth, Biahopy Midna, July B—Arrived, schr Mair & Cranmery Morris, Philadelphia Salloa—-Sehr Sallie § Godfrey, Goatrey, Philadelphia, NEW ORLEANS, Jaly 25—Arnved, whip Gardner Colby Castner, Neweastle’ bark Volant, Castner, Liverpool: seb Lizale Tina, Webster, Ruatan Island; Florence V Turner, Cee Ruatan Islan: red-Ship Sanduaky, Norton, Maracliien sath ~Arive achra Mal, Webb, Utilia; Brazon, Johnson, nes, Parson, Grand Cayman, Below, brig Joven mm Porto Rico; schr Augellua, Ward, from uuntan ‘Glearedsinfp Deltthaven, Fruse, Valencia and Aileantey echrG Lanata ae (Ota Rosasco, Naples, Bith—Arri ab ovental Tall ‘bosset, Hol; id Ge Crescent Cityy # Bist— ‘Arrived, omni oe Cortes, Pic crmcd New York. NORFOLK, Jaly 29—Arrived, steamships Wm Kennedy Foster, Boston baratogn, Couch, New Yors. —Briz Lima, Hill, NEWBURYPORT duly bee Arrived. sohra Rosanth am Ente Ge wis igbu aa yous pier Price, Phila sam rey, Kondow! De Tuiy 25--Arrivedechrs: Thomas Potten, my theme Gi Gibbs, Chase, New York, re ida rdsall,’ Jonson, Georgetown, DC} ite, te: Roadout Sly dA, PM--Arrived schre Jooaph £ Potts, bethport; Potter 6 en > Bradl jie eb, Berry, and Sarah A Reed, A Perry, H te il Kenyan, Nev heatent verry, Hallet, an epyar, New Beat, Providence ror Raritan River; LO ‘York for Nantucket; George Fales, ‘all River for Proviaence. jed—fchrs Anthony Coene Jobnson, Fall River for fe Serants ale ion and’ Win O. Iria: Tera Dt ); Kate tor ralmer, ani ‘m ial Renta aor pate G Warner, Dickinson, Philadel. «Port Johneon for ‘salem. ‘Say ‘A: rrived, schrs Beile Crowet!, Crowell hy Henrietta, Hart, aud Celestia, Fitch, Fort John’ "NRW LONDON, July 28—Arcived, schra Jotephine, Bayles, Hoboken; Ruth Hall, Hix, Port Johnso FENSA ACOLA, Fay 26—Sailed, schr Neilfe Bowern, Stacke pole, Bost ADELPHIA, July 29, AM--Arved, steamshipe Leonard Hughes, Bosion? Panther, Mills, do; ‘Achilles: Ook Dourn, do; schra Thomas Barston, Wat af Fall River, W B Mahony, Anderson, Ban, todd, Somer- sets Alter e Ailey, Putston, ‘Goneral tal, Raters vam tucker; HG ds, Lee, Salem; PA Sanders, Siniih, homas Biwalckson, Dickineon, Providence fe Ww Tully Robe inn a0; Joba. M Clayton, Chapmoan,, Bosloas Heary Ciosky, Patten, do; George Nevenger, Staith, do; MO Lyons, do ; Thomas Boor, Somers, dO; E 8 Pouor, Potter, do; Wa, ston, Sharp, Fate ee amahipa Whirlwind, Sherman, Providencey Roman, Baker, Boston; echra Wiham Capes, Baker, SoulB joxon;, Maria Roxana, Palmer, Boston; John Slusman, Adams, Portamouth; 85. Hy Pe ‘inger, Fall River; George Nevinzion, Smith, Boston; otter, Potter, Aliyn's Point: inn Waltons’ Sharp, Bast W ‘Althea, Smith, Fanta rhozees ose, Conners, Sommersel; D MeGanih Simpson, Boston; M A McGabeu, Call, Salem; Lizzie Ray mond, Lord, Sag, Harbor) Woolley, King, Glonoester | Transit, Racket, 005 ‘M A McGahan, Call, Sulem; J B Clay- pion, Boston. PM—Arrived, sohra “onward, Bunker, Providence; J M Clayton, Chr New an, Bort Clearea Ship Guinevere (Br), Duyn, Montreal: barks Pidien (NG) Lentz, Bremen; Fenwick (Br), Toye, Halifaxt ig MA Chase, Dolan, Portsmouth. Va schra MM Know! Geo Nevenger, Smit ‘Smith, Boston { i, Racket, and & ad F Woot in ote dloue gel Yi grriéd, bark Hermod (Nor), Hanson, Catania; schra 8 L Rassoll, Smith, Jacksonville; Royal Arch, Hawkins, Sa vatiatcarrived, steamship Jeniate, Moxie, Havan, Lewes, July'2, Howard passed ta yosterday ¥ park Hetlnad rom sie: ark Conant, and and Walter Harris, ¢ from Bangor. The brig Alex Rich for How Yor! Dy Jul ir Boarvad, achrs Mary H_ Lewis, Orr, Swan inland; Baril Darid Faust, Lord, pre Phitadelpaias or Sralthy roa 'York, vem ¥ r#i-Arcived, sohra 8 P Tall, Chap: nkee Blud ae: ‘ombs, New Yors{ ‘28th, ‘alsh, Gray, La te PROVIDENCE. July “t-Arrived: aches Sunbeam, Me: inquas, Heany, Eiiza- Queen, and Gust, Martin, Trenton rt. "Balled-Steamer ‘Hunter, Banting, Fpiesaiobin schr Lizzie oi Mary X Pretimere Hart, Eliza- a, Klorenes, RJ; Deborah ‘Jones, Helen, Mary Wi rae parte, 00 ‘ail cia Anke ame eee ee aa Hamittow, Cole; ao etn ta'sey. Vath ao Bangor; Julia A Rich, rm yah ei der, Wood, do or Re senra Eile, Bodine, Rutter, Norfolk; Sabuo and Moonlight, of = Bi Phitndetobs can sails Baar, Derm has PAWTUCKET, 3 yaks |, acbre York: valine @, Nore od, do or Calais; Wililam a ucbote, versa ly 28 Arsirad, achre Southerner, Crowell Boston Traval ew Yorks Sailed—Bar) raziliera (NG), niachens, Rio Janeiro; sche ta, New Ore, oO Fa "Arrived, steamship Arbemarle, Couch, New York, Ratlod—Bark P C Warwick, below, to finiab Idg. BAN FRANCISUO, July 21—Arrived, bark Aureola, Roat, He Kon, nite i B wt a Bourner, Liverpool; bart i 4 we 6! ‘ol 2 ved, onip {tarmon, Minot, Newenstle, NEW ; Darle . Burns, Port Townsend. roa sited, barks Lizzie & Ls O'Hagan, Hong Kongy. Forest Queen, Burne, Pry Bite ree, barks Cha at Bsvane (hi (Fr), Courbe, Bore eaux i, Caunebrool SAUANN AL Iuiy i carrived, sleamthip Rapldan, White: ber New York; bark Torrybuta Havana. Gienred~-Schre W'R Beebe, Losier, Baltimore; Frank Lae 8, MM, rived, rise Henry Means, aie. Sept Port Honuacu Tangicn, Carliste, Etteapethpury sere ri BrelyDs. Crowiey, and Geo Gliman, Gardner, 4 stot con /--Brig J Bickmore (from im Portiaud), Baltimore, and ect ar id $ and By Arnived, sebrs 8 3 Hudson, i Philadelphia; Geo A Pierce, Poole, ody Yor. 28th —Arri tges As and Md rrived, sehra aad Vanueman, Brower, Tuna tn: catraradey Sen Breese, Freethy, Eltabeihpor; Geo Glover, 0k Kew York "galea Steamer Wan Tb ‘ibvetis, Wm Savory, New York... vOth—Ariived, aie Taunie V baptites Pac — ow Rad 1 By area Robertson, Hobok ange "hal CL a ny Mazin L Davis, Duvis do for Providenee; Kate, VINEYARD HAVEN, July, 20, AM Arrivedy Hathaway, Port Jofmeo! fo orton: Jeare Wallace, do: Cifien for Poruands Monmouth, ae ca Hobok utes for $0) Geortiete, Lane ‘often ot for Hatem ; Balle or elphins ir do; J son, Boston f; Ni oe ag pet erro Measian veceeate sohra ‘All vesueis betore reparied eronpting fo Monmoudh, Brergiade, nN bitaey and Gene Sounor. UM--Arrived, aches © am Entiadetphia for Nepone ba ht aitted: none pay oy Dix Isiand for aeons aches oe ee for vermouth. or Maidh, teen ening eae ives Base, for New ati jew York} a eo tthe Prank J. Wilaon, meting PR et A it age od Alon Teane ‘onvertons non, rammer. PaRlNGtOee Ne, Sum igen brig Litile Freddy ei nies , Cook, Bristol, E; brig London, Hre Arrived, sohr J H Youmans, Mint, ebbsclh MISCELLANEOUS. “SOLUTE DIVOROUS LEGALLY OBTAI! ‘AMiat cn lon, o Cg So" Ne a age ntl divoree We grant vice free | ears ‘se HOUSE, Auorney, 180 Broadway. A BROLUTE DIVORCES LEGALL! OBTALNED | FROM the Courts of di it States. No publi Advica silo and Haslouer for ever ort ieee ‘gem fineltor-at-Lan w, 088 whet, RADICAL CORE WinHOUR KNIFE, CAL TO, Oe detention, ffore, business, ure, Vistula, Pilew, Dineases of the Pelvic by Diseases wad Deformities of Tyr, Nowe, Fi on. the ERY ace aad Perey M. D.. 144 Lexineton ayooaes Tree.