The New York Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1871, Page 10

10 - BUFFALO PARK. Opening Day of the Sixth Annual Trotting Meeting. Ten Thousand Spectators Witness | the Contests. GREAT TIME FOR GREEN HORSES. Clara G. the Winner of the Three-Minnute Class and Judge Fullerton the 2:34 Purse—The 2:30 Contest Undecided—Major Alicn ‘Wins the First Hei t and Dark- neas Causes a Postponement. To-day, at least ten thousand tadies and gentiemen | track was in » and, with the exception of a | being on the condition for spec stand, Borra.o, August 8, 1871. ‘There was a grand attendance at the Buffalo Park The high wind that prevatied during the everything that were spe trots $10,000 purse for on the card, but of the third only one darkness pat a stop to the fin, horses that had neve detig’ ny to tators of the sport. two of which were coneided, heat was trot This W It will be Lintsted to-morrow, TY of $2,000 by hor #20010 the five, In ha mes M Levens Baru Jonn ‘Allen Goldsmith's bay mare lun w. Day Virginia, J. 5. M. OD. Van aim, Fr Thomas u Co Ol mare Lady Golde ses Heke on's Biggs wan’s vers meeting was Inaugura that minutes; $1,200 to the frst, tira horse There we event, comprising W. W. so Seotter’s had u the ever b We {ternoon, | | | mattirede | 1 s the gre beaten ten had before a three $690 ty the second and three | ed by a trot jor a purse | mile heats, best three in | 1 ma pay eleven entries for Divine’ 8 bay mare Young Thorne, | bay stallion Wilhe Golddust, WwW. Harris? Beck’s bay ware are Ke stallios gray gelding gelding Thomas chestnut ». Young, aud Joseph ©. Simpson's Clara G. atu nm Ed. bay The jatter was the first choice tm the pool y Girl, Kiiburn Katen, mare sates, Hontress the second and the others as the field. m three Clara G. raight the fastest lime ever “green mare must improve, The second horses that had and to event Cavin $300 Predimort liad no trouble in wmning the ras s, scoring one of them in What nay be styled a ure and | hea ne i neve the e's ais a ha dsc trotted hi en ge mine ¢ Orne. tries, ding For com Deu 8, trot was for a purse of $5,000, for better than $5,000 to the first, $1,000 to the second, $700 to third | fourth there were eighteen brown this prising mark, Charlies H. Smith's sorrei mare Lady Shotweil, B. Mace’s lew’s bay gelding Norwood, hestuul gelding Judge Falk A. Ww. rion, N. Rich: . Bure mond's brown mare Albatross, John Horter’s sorrel stallion General Love, T. R. Clark bay mare Kansas Maid, Kenyon & Burke's black gelding J. A. Burke, N. L. Beck's Diack gelding Lilly Sct geldmg Ohio Boy, A. Jones? Pet, 0. H. Gimsied et James Du Grey Fullerton w: Fann, Job Lambert. fleld in the pools | sold last night, and this jmoruing was hot favorite over all tne others, He was beaten ine two first neats of the race by obtaiming the word each | me wuen on a break; but, getuiag away toleravly | decent on the third beat, he gradually pass other horses ana came ig a grana winner of the | last heats. Dan Mace, his driver, uever in his me Lo the iroat so cous! whole racing cart eer ously as he dia bebind Judge Fullerton ihe appluuse he received would have made the gre Mr, Humphrey Was made much of by the le for being the owner of so tine a horse as the greatesi son of r. Konuer’s famous staliiou. the sire of Moun- ut. cut, tain Boy, Joe Elliott and lots of other good ones. The third trot horses that has $5,909 Jor the f tn tries Foster, budd bs George R. Loga Hickox’s_ bay sag J. DD, Vimst Carpe Harry field. Omy race, Whi ood TnL the flelc bay "sol Harley Lu yeurs, aud lew loiiowing are tne details of tock place: First Heat. —Y¢ atta, Virgin burn Jim seventh, Thomas L. wihdrawo. oY, Young Thorn foaih, Kentack behind a few pole Ed. #roke a to ple dba, linntress fonrth, the other oul. Clara G ne Ed Batol Juu Ofth, Thome: on. pol Kentucky beate winner oO. che li Thorne second, tacky one Ciara G. led Gul tifa, it a first, $2, ‘ob an’ Mc talon estat t now! Bara ia eig es 5 Girl Jengtus wou mn tar si, never heat If he beha FIRST TROT—THN yang ‘Tho: second, Kentucky Gul third Young ouiside. Barney nad ond, Cla was Young then went to the halfniie pole, Young ‘Thorne w Huntress fourth Young sixih, the oluers Ur lenguls at est was for a purse trotted better wan HW tO te second, #1 third and £1,000 i0 the fourth horse, muti best three in five, in Gare: for the race, being 'T. Ha Mona el was as bec Ss Well contidence Ba y SIXIn, hb, Bon Laat [> the xt ese front S. Bigg’s bay y gelding Ashland | brown mare Cuyahoga Matd. Dan Jenkins’ gray staiion Joe Brown, W. ehestnut geiding Billy Hotspur, Jonna DeMaas’ Howard, Bada Simpson s bay mare Ida May and } may mure s the favorite over th bay 8 bay mare Judge | avery -day, aud ter winning ihe race hero in the wortd oF $10,0 wiward Ever. 00, for ‘There were ten en- Jr, Maj trotted was Won bY Major Ailen ue t he wi i win the race; but he has been Known as a Po; patou Wi tre ly best of . third, Huntress Paling | othe At * Day ve rker’s bay gelding Eu. e's bay gelding Harry Harley, chestnut stall mare Westera Gi ‘aun, W. perby, W. H. Dovle’s white geluing Med &. Simpson's black geiding Ton, E india Kuober, 0, wk, and or over of y he LL pe in tum. the amusement K-MINUTE PURSE. ne Wow the pole c tourt eG ninth lddust ue t « 8 he bat ond, Ciara geldi favori pier As us bay Joseph MH. 5 | Smita’s pd the | 01 to | S| | | being ear fine | NEW YORK HERALD. en eer eee ee ee was so far abead that he could not be overraken. came along easily and won the bi He eal by ten lengths ¥ boy ir Nog ord Joe — — ne jay fourth, jotapur fifth, Juc Fullerton sixth, Denmark seventh, Cuyahoga Maid eighth. i Norwood ninth, General thirteenth Schwarts fitteenth, Second Heat.—Vhe fifteen horses got loward tenth, La Blonde eleventh, Lady Suotwell tweifth, Ashland Pet fourteenth and General Love Lilly after a few atiempis, to the mosi straggling manuer, J. ti, Burke leading, Ohio Boy second, Norwood third, Foilerton the others titty yards m the real r behind ona break und some of Around the turn Burke continued to lead and the others were strang out several lengths apart, the the first and last belag over Burke kept in front, and won the heat by six | diderence between two hundred yards. leagths, Ohio Boy second, Norwood tuird, Judge Fullerton fourth, General Howard fifth, La Blonde Sixth, Joe Brown seventh, Buly Hotspur eigth, Ash- eae Pet ninth, Denmark tenth. Sy ci erat Love fourteenth and teenth, aud a hall seconds, to the i the mile 2:20. Therd Heal.—J, H. Burke took the le: Judge Fullerton They were i the same po- second, the others trailing. silion us they reached Norwood third, the down the backstreich Judge Fallerton The time to the quarter was thirty, smile pole . Ida May eleventh, anoga Maid twelthn, Lady Saotwell thirteenth, til ven ty, and Lilly schwi Tourth, gnarter poie, but began to work througn fhe horses and took second place at the haif-mile pole, lower turn, and, — comng strei shut up the dayigh He closed Gnely around the on the home. ht so rapidly and | gamely on Burke that fe was on even” terms ab me drawgate, “ito break, buller! with “him and then Burke ton came home an , easy winner by four jengtns, making the leat in ‘Ohio Boy was third, ‘Id Denmark stxtu, 2226 843 wood fitth, Pet tenth, J tweltth, Cayanoga Maid thirteenth, f and qui Fourth Heat. — avorite, Judge Puile fourth. Billy Hotapar distanced. ‘ter pole | Was ter p and ne nquisted it co the Dent wood sixth, General Howard seventh, Pith Heal, —Denmark was Burke took the lead, Norwood third, Judge Fullerton fourth, Belore they made the upper Lui the and trotting lke a game, gre opened the gap on hatt-mule poie, and incres a coven lengths in hand, Ohio Boy tiurd, Ida May Tourth H. Burke sixth, Generat Brown eighth and Ashland Pet the quarier mie 4:15 4 ng it aud the mile Boy tiurd, SUMMARY. Day—Purse $5,000, [01 trowed better than Uuree in five, in on (iormerly the Bull Colt) Chas. H. Suntiv Shotwell. Joun Horter emered 8. 8. G W. L. Beck entered bik, m. sehwartz A. W. Richmonau entered dr. m, tross T. K. Ciark e James Dougre Lambert. . entered b. Fr st heat nd heat ‘Third heat + BOs Fourth heat + 36 Fifth heat, . 87 First He Harry Hariey tnird, flth, the others ciuse up, AS Uh turd, Medue fourth, Major Alie Barley third, the down the vackstret Major burst aud Weul up to McMann, aud as he entered the komestre! the front and came how lengths, Byron second, | Alien. [ the | this j easily, badly The as it a. as vatdlust ad wi send- quarter su0n pretiy weil strang wu the t Eaton thir came Lome thy elyht lengths, in ed baton thy Huntress: i, Baraev fourth, Wilue Golddust ; nd Kilburn ug | etter than 2: ted four s rier an ensy seveuth, Virginia eighth, Thomas lL. Young uintn, Kalbarn Jima ah hd none 0} she W haif-mth the 1 pe prec ud pith, anced. thirty-seven secc rd Hea!.—War stanced. Ga. six we and a con Tue rt le Clara G. tion Was ‘ ening & wide gap to the the others ever really being in we | tengihs 12 never front ten Jengths ane e home iifleen hy atte time to the quarter Was thirty-seven seconds, and to the hau-mile | rwaras of Young ut a 4, 3 Young d all the ort the quarter was ri ie inal, 11 the best of the start, howa Thorne vs dis ed ta Young The E L. Young third, Dlara G. toarth, Ke fith and Barney sixit. When the; quarter pole Clara G. Was several le * In front, Young second, Harney third, Thorne foarth, Huntress fifth, Ken tueky Girlstxth, At the half-mile pole Ciara G. bad the race in hand, and sae Went on and foished It wining by tweu nzths, Barney second, Huntr turd, Thomas L. Young foucth, Young ‘thorne fin and Kemtucky Gurl distance The tme to the quarter pole was thirly-emht and a ¢ er onds, 10 the half-mile ti, ana tue mile ‘ the test mile ever made by a green horse SUMMA KY BUFFALO PARK, Angust 4, 1871.—F for be that had never beaten thr $),200 to first, $600 to second an hor=e; mie heuts, best three in five Soseph ©. Simpson entered b. mt. ¢ W. W. Divine emerer s. g. Barney Aiden Goldsmith Thor Py red by, as T. Oliver eutered ch. g. Th Young James Meher erat. m, Your (formerly Nauey oy ke 3 dé, Biggs entered s. mi. Kenior b Coeaa cue gs. g. bd ba venson entered hi. a. V Heck entered bom, Virgin : Van xeotter entered a. b. v. iis entered bom. Lady Goid ond heat third heat sPee t Meat.—¥) hey eame w mA ib $0 C Kul idust in $2,000, ue ior | ) A.C, Fisk's gray geiding General Sherman, Davia |S. Quinton’s bay mare Lady Ella and James ©. Simp. | son's bay mare Clara G. ‘Ihe second purse is $10,000 Tor horses that never trotied betier than in tis there are jouriven entries—G, W. Van Bruut’s bay stalion Ripon Key (lormerly Pete Ma- thews). Oliver Towiles' brown mare Tennessee, E. | ‘Thomas 1. Young had the best of | e otllers im a punch. had goue | | | | | ee minies: | 200 to thurd 4 artes Mare ie | 6 4 8) | 9 4! this race, Wauner that 1 Was dp first and sev- | Mouawk, Jr. he Tune to thirty-six 4 mule, 1:12y, ane co the mile, 2:26: SUMMARY :— SAME Day.—Purse 310,000, trotted better than 2:27 ai, $1 mile neats, be rly Locast)... George i. Logan J. iL. BM shoo . Budd ve entered b, g. Ha. ©. A. Hiekox entered br. mm. W W. H. Doble entered w. g. Medoc. C, Li. Olmstead entered b. 8. Mot Joseph C. T. Parke md). g. Ed Fost W. Harris entered | man... Quarter, First heat, BB thirty-six nus, and to the half-mile pole udge Fuierton Burke had the best of the sendolt, pm second. Ohio Boy third, Le Bionu Judge faoilerton and Burke went around the upper turn together, bat approaching the qua i proke up and Faderton look the lead | veh, Joe Brown ninth and Ashland I ‘The time to the quarter pole was thiy to the half-mile pole, 1:12, and the mile, ¢ Was at the taking o! Judge Puilerton. Went to the front betore reaching the quarter po! wat horse, as he Is, | the the | Howard seventh, The tine io | Was thirty-seven secon ered b. in. Kansas ) m. Fanny “THIRD RACE. ‘McMann took the lead, Byron second, Major Alien iourth. ter pole McMann led, 8yron secon ii rier seconds; 00 10 third and $1, i three 1 five, in harness. (Carpenter entered ch. g. Major Allen (for- on entered bik g. India Ruober g. Derby (formerly Duteh- ja May fourth, Nor- | La Blonde seventu, | Jo Brown eignth, General Howard ninth, Ashland | y Suotweil eleventh, General Love ly Schwarta time to the the and ren end, Burke second, third, Ohio Boy fourth, Ida May filth, Nor- | sion were watting, jonde Le “SLX SECONGS; is withdrawn. second, he others togetier, in ib Was plain that | He , two » | already full st, ovners to to the end, won by i, Norwood fifth, 4. doe ninth, to the bull M4 Judge Fullerton Wou the airst prize, J. H. Burke the second, and Ohio | 155 r horses that have 4; $5,000 to first, $1,000 nd, $709 to third and $500 to fourth horse; | proved itselt at Sprinufeld against Harvard. Then harness. ntered ch. g. Judge bul- . C40: e a2 Kenyon & Burke entered bik. a, J. H. Burke (lormerly Governor Morgan) 6 J. 8. Biggs entered b, Ohio Boy (formerly Dart) a 22343 Budd Dodie entered ¥. m. La Bionde..il 6 7 8 2 N.S. Buriew entered b, g, Norwood. 9 3 5 6 5 Dan Jenkins entered g. s. J 898 Jos, C. Simpson entered b. m. 454 | John De Maas entered b. g. Howare i A. Jones entered b. g. Ashland ret. 9 Calvin Predmore entered br. g. Den- mark.. 710 6 gar, ©. H. Olm: Maw. sees 8:12 13 dis, 12 13 11 dis. eral LOve13 14 12 dis, W, Smith entered eb. g. Buty Horspur. 5 8 dis. Lilly seeeel5 15 dts, Iba. Al ar. Medoc d the quar- rry Harley Western Girl ey it Sixth wand Mohawk, Jr, seventh. At the quarter pole McMann was in iront, Byron second, Harry others tollow closely. Going Ailen made a fine Harley and Byron, teh he worked up to an easy winner by three J. D. MeMann third, Harry | Hariey tourth, Western Girl mith, Medoe sixth, and » the quarcer ‘pole, ¢ to the haif ae for horses that had 000 wo first, $2,500 000 to fourth horse; Harley...) 1 2 3 4 estern Girl 5 hat 7 7 a dr Hay. 12 To-Day’s Trotting. ‘There will be two events at i Buflalo Park for the Second day of thetr aunuai trotting, beside finishing the postponed 2:27 purse of $1,590 for rac horses that to saudle, wintel Benjamin Mace’s chestnut geidt ‘Tovey’s sorrel geiding Matt S J. Nod 1 wady Hail A. Vero (formerly Byron m mare & e ida Mav. to contend ior this pu may rob it of Some of its inter very large and the struggle will, exciting. Onief), | 5 lou, James Hi, Gallagher's gr gelding Vuluniver, Jolin De Maa: Maria, and James ©, The chestnut mare Purity was The firston the lst tsa have never trotted i has jour entries— ag Judge Fullerton, usi¢, ihomas P, Roche's bay ine’s black stallion General Knox, Dan Mac's brown mare Lady Fisk (formerly vowaal Mare), George — Logau’s bay ding Independence, "0, Hi ste sorrel stailiun Elmo, W. Harris” gray s’ bay geiding Joni: Thomas T. Oliver's mpson’s urse, and her death est, but the fieid 1s , HO doubt, be very Poo! selling on these events last night at Messrs, Marshall & att was not as brisk Tnere Was business enough don of the among the sta: 2:90 P i. Lady Fis Kino. Speeinl WOOD P, viunson’s rooms, Broadway aud Twenty- s anuicipated, yet eo uive a cleur idea -al-homes. 20 20 16 1 24 10 8 26 25 20 25 30 10 M4 16 ARK. Mectipg of the Bourd of Manage. ment—What They Determined Upon. The Hoard of Management on Monday evening tase ing at Club House purpos cing omer « ne of t on +10} held a special of Fleetwood Park mevt+ the track, for the am ina matter long ducer consideration with them—that in reference to | the privileges dae the members Unlil now every one who chose a day, Whetper Tom, Dick of maine mumies at the Club i mien Who, by thelr iabverat Yearly subscribers, contmbuted ihe stccessial compleden of this rare retreat, of the Association. to visit ihe Park for Harry, enjoyed the Ouse 2s those gentle- support in becoming ia great degree to A iviat of more than twelve imonshs has been given tis democratic plan, and gender much diseatistacuon, working great anjury, ajone will vo alowed Club House, bar yet it une {i must not the public, the great crowds that its troiting renmons, have matte of a pieasani ioungi ble resort, yb gtall, as been ‘fie Henceiorth is ana, fourd to en consequently, members privileges of the ve supposed that flock tb at neglected in the Place and comforta- Management Dave Joe Brown | bought tie property adjowing the track on which | pubilc, aud will be filly appreciated, as the otuers were al! in 4 bunch. Ouio Boy had the lead, J. He Burke second. ‘The latter soon | went w tie front, and he quarter pole was half acorn ogee in fromt of Unio Boy ébird, B8ly Hotspur sourti, and the’ others im a | wack ryleru@ was on a Teak Wib the oe Was given, and lie never recovered until all the venes Were far ahead of Bim; he en vegan -rot- tng, and went jike & fire! class trotter after Warde, but he was'foo far beniad to have any elance om winwtng the he tuive cared him to fe jroat. poe 2. + Burke ied two Hoy second, biny Hotspur tmra, sour. The tme to the qtr feveu anda half secouds, aud t There Was pti intengst She Horses hed passes lie hail A bWo- ninute galt W att Jeng’ ny a ha! tins, he as m he as nok mie ou a tntrty. Hurse | | j | the Arculariug Hotei stands, a Weir fence out to tie is now nearly tiniehed, and dited in every parucular, the This oad enclosing ni. nd yun the line of This work hotel is being re- is designed for the Ocher altera- lions are In vemue, and it is (air to state tat Fleet- wood Park ia in the right han a8 origiually conterplated~-eq and accommodations t any like grounds in coun as to make it what ual in picasaniness the it will be seen from @ notice elsewhere wha al artion (he Board decided Cunder what irberal offi ing a } ducsuvers ave adiiied. upon atthe m ravgeueuts yearly the word | |, Ohio Boy , | features, a hale | ame the | | no use, was It Y? | aH. | Le Bionde | Professors Powell and Lindsay, and at ten o'clock THE ATALANTAS. Presentation te the Victorious Six-Oared Crew Whe Conquered the Harvard Uni- versity Crew—Fun, Frolic, Speeches aud Sentiment. Last evening, between the hours of eight and nine o'clock, @ number of gentlemen varying in age from twenty-one to thirty-five were observea assem- bimg tn and about the Atalanta Boat Club House, which 1s at the foot of Christopher street, North River, Most of these young gentlemen were elegantly dressed and wore flowers in thelr buttonholes, The President of the Atalantas, Rance Parker, had ls elegant black mustache waxed and curled within aninch of his life, and Mr. William Webster, the fascinating blonde of Herculean size, wno Is Vice | Presidentof the cinb, was togged out without re- gard to expense, and wore @ blooming smile on his Pretty soon i; was whispered about that a presen- tavion was meditated, and that the gentiemen of the six-oared champion Atalanta crew, who had | Whipped the Harvard University six-oared crew out of their boots, at Springfield, some weeks since, } Were About to be presented with tokens of regard and afterward serenaded, Said one young man to the HERALD reporter, in a su) rosa way:— “Don’t say nothing abont this, Doc Withers can’t ‘ shut up his store until ten o'clock, and then the blowout will come off.’ Jn a moment after Mr, Charlies Peverelly came rushing up, and said— “I 1talk too fast let me know; Pll stop to give youachance, Don’t the boys feel good to-nigut, thoaghy Thought they beat us, to Joe, but it wasn’t Up stairs, at the back platform of the Gulick club house, six colored genticmen of the musical persua- With banjoes, _tambormes, Hddles, Wiangles and other melodious mstrumenc: 4, tenth, | to give the victors of tne race a “send off” accord- ing to the orthodox fashion. Obedient to the orders of the commitice a Keg Of lager, with a fresh spigot, was opened by the two major domos of the club, the alarm was beaten and street firmg commenced, ‘The club soon atter met in their front room and } or three new members were added to the Mr. Peeerlly in a voice broken Wirih emotion, took the floor, and taking two mo- rocco Cases Irom a table, stood up, aud opening the first disclosed a handsome diamond breast or scarf Le Bioude was second, | pin worth $100, This he presented with fitting ana vouching language to Mr. Leander Waterpury, who | Sat at No. 3in the victorious Atalanta boat. He spoke Ol his long connection with the club, and told the | boys that it had been his ambition ever since he | had been amemper of the Atalanta, away back in to see the day when the club should have a w which would take the starch out of the College | crews, and by its merits deserve the honor and suc- } cess of being called the champion 81x oured crew of the United States, as the Atalanta crew nad he reached forward and presented the diamond pin in ius usual enthusiastic manner to Mr. Water- | bury, who accepted the gift with a few remarks that mude every one present cheer, Next Mr. Peverelly wok up the other diamond pin and held it under the nose of Mr, Alexanuer Haudy until the $100 dia- mond sparkled in the gashght with brililant effect. Then there were more cheers and the boys retired to the back room to see if the river was smooth and the sky unclouded, in a few minutes they all came back looking reireshed, ana every one held his breath as Wilham Webster stooped aown and upon his dexter arm held, as il it were a Kenoe’s club, alarge and handsome colored protograph or the Atalanta six-oared crew, in full red shirted rowmg costume, and framed very handsomely in gold aud black walout. ‘This beautiful picture, gotten up and iramed by Mr. John O'Neil, the photographer of Broadway and Twenty-third street, at a cost of $109, Was presented to Charley Peverelly by Mr. Webster Withso much jeeimg and rich lauguage that the tears coursed down the manly eyebrows of Peverelly untii they rolled on the ttamaculate shirt sleeve of Webster. ‘Ihe boldest held his breath as Pevereily swung the picture, bigger than nimseil, ‘across 113 broad chest, and Wok it into the back rooun where every one took @ look at it and tried the spigot. Mr. Powell, a biack-whiskered gentleman, ac this Moment carried the news to Mary, and there was silence for a moment along the deep us Peverelly responded. ‘Then came in Doctor Withers, the stroke of the victorious six-oared crew, Who did more than any one else to bring his men up to the right condition to beat Harvard’s vest Then, Al the entrance of Withers nine ringing cheers Were given, and were repeated in a manner whico confused tne nonored guest for a moment. Then Mr. Parker steppea forward, und, in @ lew appropriate words, presented a magnifi- cent gold watch, manutactured by Giles Wales & Co., and valued at $250, to Dr. Withers, who re- spouded in ap embarrassed but hearty and manly manner to the honor which had veen «tone hun, after which nine more wii cheers were given, and then the boys walked back into the next room to see if they could reeognize the sandy Hook Lightship more clearly” than betore. Thea it was announced that the next annual re- gatta of tue ciub would take place on the Passaic River on Saturday, Septemper 9 on a three-mmile course With a turn ata mile and a half stake. The business of the evening having peen fin- ished the decks were cleared fur music, and the six Africans mude their entrance. Proiessor Jolin Corks Ogdeu led the band with a brillaut cue, and, by nis rapid and graceful evolutions, belore the 20 | night had passed, caused the mouth of the colored geatioman who managed the Lamborine to open so jargely tnata large munce pie feli into the cavity, and will never be recognized. THE SARATOGA REGATTA, SARaToOGA, August 8, 1871, The Saratoga regatta, for a purse of $4,50u, will take place on the yi and 11th prox, The following omictal announcement has been made public:— The grand Saratoga regatta will take place on Saratoga Lake September 9 and 11, 871, under the toilowir conditions: Tbe four-oared’ race, open to the world. each party to row in their the race to get 82,000, (he and the third to get #750. Also a ngie Scull race, same distance, open to the worid, each arty to row in thetr own buat; the winner to get 1,00), the Second to yet HOW, ‘The referee to have power to postpone in case of bad weather. All entries must be made by the Ist day of September. Persons wishing to enter will please ad- dress the undersigned, at Saraoga Springs, N. Y. No en- trance money charged. SOHN MOR KISSEY. For the above race the Tyne crew, the champion | erew ot England, tas already entered, and it is | altogether prob: that Paris crew,” of St. jou, b SHIPPING NEWS. Ablmanay tor New Yoru — 5 04 | Moon rises..morn 12 00 7 06 | High watereve... 25 OCEAN STEAMERS DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR Tag MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER, the winner of is Day. Sun rises Sun sets, Steamer, | Saile | Destin |_ 2 Dac s-[Ang 4... |Glasgow, 7 Bowling Green Winconsi TAng 9.1./ Liverpoo: 29 Broadway, City of Baitim're) Aug 10...) Liverpool. 15 Browdway. City of Brussels. «| Liverpool....../1o Broadway, Hermann, -| Bremen 6 Broad street. ‘| Havre. |58 Broaaway. Bowling Green «Glasgow. 7 Bowling Green + bivernoot 0007/29 Broadway. City of Limerk: | Aug 17.2) Liverpool ......|1o Broadway. Hannover. Ang 17°°.| Bremen 85 Broad st. Aug 19. 119 Broadway. don. Aug 19 Vo Broadway. Aug 1... ' 7 Be Alexandria. Aug 23...) Glasvow «(7 Bowling Green | City of Antwerp. Aug 24.°"! Liverpool 15 Broadway. Pereire jAng 26...) Havre, o* Broadway. B [Ginagow. -|7 Bowling Green Liverpor Db Broadway. » hive 19 Broadway. ++ Havre... 58 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 8, 1871, CLEARED, Steamship Wisconsin (Rr), William: 4G erpool—Williams hiv Gen Sedgwick, Ellis, Havana James E Ward Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, Savannah—Murray, Feria Steamshi Richmon¢ Tanae Pel) did Domin Steamship Wm f Ciyae, Richmond—Washington & Steumsbip Vo.uuieer, Howe, ship Co. Steamship Glancu obiy Harvest 4: W. Ship La Gloire (Br), Rood, 1 Ship Dexter, favior, San Burk Onake (Br), Leslie, London—P Blakeman, Norfolk, City Point and nstiin Co, t, Norfolk, City Point and Hladelphia-—Lorillard Steam . Walden. Boston een, Janes WF Dimock » Liverpool—C H Marshall & LAR Bark Erstatningen ¢er), Jansen, Stockhoim—Wendt, Te: tens & Bockwnann, ‘ Bark Victoria Tatham (Br), Macey, Odessa—Geo F Bul- ey. Tea Snowdon, Wood, Cetteor Marseliles Miller & Hough. m, ‘ Bark Horatio ®prague, Smal, Bordeaux Henry E Sprague Co. Arig Ole! Kyrre (Nor), Jorgensen, Penarth Roada—Wendt, Tetens & Kockmann. Bris Vous (Nor), Gjertaen, Cork for ordern 2a, Faneb, Baye & Brig George Dowas (Br), Laniare, Demarara—H Trow bridge's Sone Brig Jessie Ravn: Tal), Port aw Prince, Brig Annie Collins, Cochran, St Joon, NH Ber. taux & Co. Rrig Memphis (Br), Macomber, Windsor, NS~ Crawdnt), Beriaus & ( Ser Port Plata, Montgomery, Truxillo-Kggers & Hein. | Crandall, Iein. Schr King Bird hn, NB—Heney & Parker. Schr Sabine, Cur wi Van Bront & Bro. Scbr O & C Brooks, , Charleston—Kentiey, Miller & hr Edwin Rogers, Vugh, Norfolk——0 K Staples & Sebr V Barkalew, Holmer, New Hav Sebr Montgomery. Seeley. New Slaven. Behr Antecedent, Pensievon, New ilaven «J 6 Maviiand Steamer § F helps, Browa, Phitade.paia, Seamer Novelty, Hh aw, Pilladeiphia, | Jobn Boynton’s Son & Co. | anv | bound west. The Turingia Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelptia, Steamer W€ Pierrepont, Shropanire, Philadeiphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship Scotia (Br), Lott, Liverpool July 39 Queenstown s0tb, with mdse and’ $31 passengers, to Ch D. Steamsnip Thuringia (NG), Hebtch, Hamburg, July 26 and Havre 29th, with mdse and 601 eet Kishore & Co, July $0, lat 49 40, lon 8 passed steamship Vandalia, bound east.” August 7," lat 41°40, lon 64, a Bremen Riramer, do. August 1, int 42 70, Yon 68 30, bark Gauas (NG), had westerly winds the wh passage and thick fog from lat 36 and ion 72. Steamship San Francisco, Reynolds, Hamilton, Sermuda, B days, with mdae and passengers, to'W H Webb. Steamsiyp Magnolia, Palmer, ‘Savannah Aug 8, with mise and passengers, to WR Garrison, Had pleasant wea- ther the entire pass. Steamship Catharine Whiting, Howes, Savannab, with mdse and passengers to R, Lowden, Ship Thomas Dundam, “McLean, Newport, 47 days, with railway fron, to Thomas Dunham, Nephew & Co, Had strong westerly winds up to the Banka, thence 26 days, with Nght winds and much rain and fog. ‘Bark Aurora (Span), Bautercber, Havana 12 days, in bal- Jast, to order, Au it 6, no lat, &c., spoke whaling schr Antarctic, with 175 bbls sperm and 75 do. whale oil. Bark Jonsio (ir), Clark, Havana 16 days, with sugar to order—vesse! to Brett, Son & Co, had tine weather. Bark Jobn Paul (Br), Rhodes, Matanzas 10 days, with sugar and meiado, to Brice & Co.’ Had light winds aud fine weather. Arig Mrronua, Hieging, Lisbon 38 days, with gait and cork, to Jas Henrv, ‘ent to. boy to discharge cork wood, rig Favorite, Duell, ‘i'rinidad 18 days, with sugar and mo- ses, to H Trowbridge’s Sons. Aug 6, no lat, dc, spoke schr Awanta, bound south, Sailed in company with brig aes tor Baltimore, rig La Creole (Dutch), Spalciachen, Aruba and Curacoa 17 days, with logwood, &¢, to Dovaie &'Co. Had fine weather. Brig Globe (Br), Spicer, Cheverie, NS, 14 days, with pias- ter to D R De Wolf & Co—veasel to'J F Whitney & Co. Had viable winds and thick fog. Brig Napier (Br), Dodd, Sydvey, CB, 13 days, with coal to CB Swoin & Son. Had light westerly winds and fog; Aug 6, off South Shoals, spoke bark Lothair, from Sydney, CB, nd G | for New York. Brig Abbie Watson, Hooper, Providence for Philadelphia, Put tu for a harbor. Sehr Roswell, Copp, Santa Cruz, Ten, 30 days, with wine and 1 passenger, tothe Atlantic Mu.ual Insurance Co—vessel to Had fine weather. Aug 1, lat 87 50, lon 70, spoke brig John Boynton, trom Baltimore for Ja, 14 days, with lo; ‘J Wenberg: July 3, | Pernambuco, Schr Ocean Pearl, Pearl, Kingston, wood to J Leacratt & Co, veasel to B | Jat 29 57 lon 7418, spoke bark Erman, from Baltimore for Aspinwall, leaking badly; was trying to get to Nassau; left in port brig Haze and schr J M Morailes discharging. Sehr Eothen, Vanberg, Aux Cayes 16 days, with logwood to H Becker & Co, vessel to Young, Smith & Co; had light winds the entire passage; left In port sehr Dolphin for New York in aye. Schr James Young, Young, Unton Island, Ga, 11 days, with yellow pine to Wilder & Son—-vessel to 8 C'Loud & Co.” Had light winds and cauma; 5 days north of Hattera®, Schr Starhight, Melntyre, Georgetown, SC, 5 days, with lumber io HW Loud & Co.’ Is bound to Albany, Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, Charleston 9 days, with Follow pine to Jas itisley verse! to) Evans, Ball & Co.’ Had ight winds and calms; 6 daya north of Hutteras, Ser De'mar, Ireland, Newbern, NO, 4 days with navaj stores to Jas Patterson—vewsel to tnaster, chr Orvetta, Bodine, Virginia, chr Qunrad’ Fox, Green, Virginia. * Albert Jameson, Candage, Virginia. chr Paieatine, Pharo, Virginia. Senr Addie M Haines, Jefferds, Virginia, Selir Oly Daughter, Headiey, Virginia. Sehr Jennie Hall, Bailey, Virginia. Schr Lavinia, Osborn, Virginia, ‘chr Edward Slade, Soper, Alexandria. chr Wm H Kenzel, Soper, Georgetown, DC. Schr Helen J Hoyt, Cranmer, Georgetown, DC. picit HJ Raymond, Cranmer, Georgetown, DC, for New laven. Schr M_A Hyer, Butler, Baltimore for New Haven. Sloop M A Heywood, Strong, Virginia. Sioop Flora Predinore, Predmore, Virginia, Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND sourd,. Steamsnip Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford for New York, with indse and passengers. to Fervuson & Wood. Brig Mary Ohvia, Foster, Windsor, N8, for New York, with plaster to Crandall, Bertaux & C % Schr Reading Raliroud No 41, Butler, Norwich for Phila- delpbia, sachs Tomas B Smith, Bowman, New Bedford for Port johneon. ‘Schr Peacedale, Baker, Narragansett Pier for Philndet- PNebr David Pearsall, Sackett, Greenwich for New York, with stone, geht Florence, Scofield, Nortupert for Whitestone, tor or- ers. ence, John Mettier, Plummer, Providence for Pough- eqpate, y che Charlotte J Kingsland, Beebe, City Island for New ork. Schr F Mayo, Hall, Rockland for New York. Schr San Juan, Cohne, Bort Jeffersou tor New York. Schr Messenger, Keefe, Taunton tor Albany. Schr Hudson, Hamlin, Norwich for Newburg. Schr Wapousa, Keene, Norwich for New York. Schr Inland Cily, Ellis, Gloucester for New York. hr H 8 Billings, Billings, Providence for New York, Schr JA Brown, McGuire, Cow Bay (or New Yore. Schr © Smith, Phillips, Taunton for Albany, Schr G R Conover, Holt, Hartford for New York. Cornelia, Ferris, Warren for New York. Schr Wm K Knapp, Knapp, Cow Bay for New York. Schr John Brooks, Fox, New Haven for New York. Schr James Bradley, Bradley, Norwich for Philadelphia, Schr Joseph, Raynor, New Haven for Port Johnson. Schr Wm Cooper, Hayes, Cow Kay for New York. Schr Yo Semite, Mott, Roslyn tor New York, Schr Hickory, Darey, New Rochelle for New York. tr Olives Perry, Murphy, Glen Cove for New York, M & Woodhull, Smith, Vineyard Haven for New York. chr T H Seymour, Mosier, New Bedford for New York. Schr Mary £ Milis. Murray, Cow Bay for New York. Schr Hyena, Johnson, Providence for New York, Schr A Heatcu, Phinney, Boston for New York, Schr Mary Potter, Potter, Nantucket for New York. Sehr SE Jones, Handy, Boston for New York. Schr Harriet Ryan, Wickson, Dennis for New York. Schr John Manlove, Huileck, Newport tor New York. Scbr Thos Linley, Ball, New Laven for New York. swell, Taunton tor Klizabethport. MeGur, Cold Spring for New York. Schr S F Nash, Nash, Westerly (or New York, wity stone. Sehr David Sprague, Barlew, Nantucket for New York. Scur CL Hulse, Doyie, Providence tor New York. Schr Mary Eliza, Kussell, Huntington for Staten Island. Schr Minguas, Smith, Providence for New York. Sehr Mary F Cuff, Gorham, Cow Bay for New York. Schr Kelle Crowell, Dennis for Alexandr! Schr Hunter, Weeks, New Bedford for New York, Sehr Sarah Jane, Jackson, Newport for New Yori. Sehr J J Harris, Nichols, Providence for New York. Sloop Goid Leaf. Perkins, Millstone Point for New York. Sloop Mary #rash. Barrett, New London for New York. Sloop New World, Hall, Westbrook tor New York. Sloop Congress, Burnett, Providence for Rondout, BOUND East. Walden, New York for Boston ‘omber, New York for Windsor, NS. Frankiyn, Georgetown for New Steam Brig Me: senr H oy Glanen phis, Me Raymond, len, Tyrell, Port Johnson for Providence, br & B Hayes, Barbour, Rondout for Cobasset. br C H Hazard, Cox, Elizabethport for Greenwich, § M A Hyer, Butier, New York for Boston, hr Barkalew, Holmes, New York for New Haven, Schr kscort, Bramble, New York for Bridgeport. ‘ur J Cone, White, Kondout for Salem. Schr A L Wilder, Fre: New York for Bangor. Schr AG Hazard, Mack, Port Johnston for Fast Adama, Pacine, Frost, New York tor Newburyport. y A Pharo, Kingham, Hoboken for Providence. Scir MU Heara, Morrell, Elizabethport for Stamford. Schr Julia Baker, Baker. Georgetown, DO, for Boston, r Helle, Simpson, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Silas Brainard, Newell, Hoboken for Nerwal! Schr T H Shultis, Newman, Port Jo:naon for Providence. Schr Theodore Barker, Lithe, New York for Gyen Cove. Schr E Bodine, Hull, bilzabethport for Roncout. Schr James Buchanan, Buckley, New York for Bridgeport. Sehr Roanoke, i n for Taunton, Schr M Jones, I port for Machina, Sebr Margarett er, Albany tor Glen Cove. chr Agnes, Leater, Eltzabethport for Plymouth chr Peter Ritter, Arnold, Port Johnson for Sehr Pioneer, No:throp, Hoboken for Boston, Schr Lanra, Mac! rk C0 " Schr David Floyd, nngon for Newport. Schr Bannie ¥ Hall, ¢ for Portland Sehr Newport, Miller, York tor Windsor, N. fonght Thomas § Pouet, Handy, Elizabethport ford. r Haze, McNamee, New York for Greenwich. Schr Dart, Wiliams, New York for stamford, amer Riectra, Mott, New York for Providence. steamer | mon, New York for Boston. Wmrestonn, LI, Ang 8—11:50 PM. hooners and three sloops for routhward have here, and Will remain over night for harvor. BELOW. Ship Rhine, Jordan, from London June 21, with mdse and passengers to Grinuell, Minturn & Co (by ‘pilot boat ME | Fish, No.4). Bark Marin Clotiide (Ital). Digorindo, from Livery 9, with mdse to order (by pilot boat M, KE. Fith, No ogre Ameria Dow, trom ——— (by pilot boat N'E Fish, Four Just put pol June SAIL Steamship Holeatia, for Hamburg; Mima Thomas, Syd- ney, CB; Cleopatra, Savannah ; Volunteer, Philadelphia, Wind at sunset SW, light, Marine Disasters. SHIP SOUTHAMPTON—Liverpool, Aug S—The ship South- ampton, which took fire on Saturday when ready to sail for New York, with a cargo of coal, and barned nearly to the water's edge, has since filed with the de, and wiil be a total loss. STRAMAIIY TRENT (Br), Dumbreek, from Liverpool (Jnly 2) for Boston, pat natown With engines heated paired and proceeded 2d tn SreaMeHIP We Trorerrs, from New York tor Salem, ashore at Nasbawena, bas bilged and is fultof water, the tide ebbing and Bowing in ber. Part of her bottom planking has comeant and is ou the beach ; ahe will go to pieces. A survey ordered her to be stripped. Her cargo, exce pling 80 pigs bas all been saved and taken to New Bedford. ‘The W was 40 tons register, built In 184 at Bangor, Me hailed from Koston, and was ineured for 45,000 the day before she went ue k Forbes, who was on board steamer Wamsutta, which went from New Bedford to the assistance of (he Wm Tibbetts, reports arrived at Nashawena at 12 M 4th, at which time the Wm Tibbetts was full of water, Proceeded to take her cargo ow ead, ee, and Immediately des parched steamer Helen A: steam pump. In the meantine it came on Lo blow from the SW, anu on the arrival of the steam pump was unable to use ft, the atoamer having biiged. On the morning of the 6th tie fea ran so high, breaking over the wrecked vessel, that the captain and ere number, had to be taken of on ahawser (rom , the last man being bauled ashore at ten 0° irvey was Leid, avd it was mended that the nt anction the Wamentta ' the wrecked st of water to ber tide ebbing and Sowing on her. Scnr Vilage B: rtived at New Bedford 6th, with chains, furniture, &c,from the wreck |. Bark Nonron (Br), Main, from Bremen for New Orleans, before reported at Key West in dist sipped three or four extra hands at the jatier port, and sated for deatioation 224 wit, She was leaking « litte, bat the captain reit con. ficent of reaching New Orleaus jo safety, the vessel having splendid pumps oo board, Rank A Bitann (Fr), Fonrnie, from Cardi for Para, with # cargo of a4 totally wrecked July 6, neat t } captain and crew waved, ati arrived at : Bank AxNerta (Br), from Doreb NB, for Glasgow? pul into St John, NB, 6th inst, leaky, having been ashore at Quoddy, damage pot serious. Bai Fax siF BUTLER, Iying at Crosby's wharf, Bangor, broke adrift dering the shower Saturday afternoon, was across the river and went ashore on the Brewer side, ‘The steamer © BStanford hauled her of with but lite damage. 23 tapt. Tooker, of achr Isabel Al- ewyort Oth from Baltimore, reporia kof wear EA Conkiing, of Orien Whea bo ed (2d » (hetare rey 16 mn less none. Too Sue bad been pre ut jn ber tank eal SUN ADA Lotsa (Br, from St John, NB, for New B # to Vineyard Haven for the | WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ¥. 1871—WITH SUPPLEMENT. yen, was run into night of the 4th inst, in the fog, off Cutty- bunk, by an unknown brig, and lost bowsprit; damage to the brig, if known. The A L returned to Vineyard be 8 hand will make temporary repairs before Haven on the proceeding. Boun § V Coonan (Bri PEI, which was taken into:. to Halffax 5th inst, for repal re. ), from Boston for Summersi: Jeddore, NB, derelict, was tow y fis! . of and for into Sour A M CLARE®, fisherman, of an Boverivi gp tato ‘Baltes with damage, repaired and satied for Rone ViGtLaN, of Yarmouth, ashore near Round Hill at the time. Little Western, late papers. here yesierday (3 entrance of the h been petrolenm laden, sion, has been towed in with cattle, was fallen in witl on the 30th ult about 100 miles in a NNW direction of th Jand, and requested that a tug be sent to him, as ot off has WARRENPOIST, July 27-The bark George H_ Jenkin Corning, which ‘arrived here yesterday from Miramichi drifted on Carlingford Bank last night, but w: morning with the aid one sie not considered to have nd light, having been’ stripped of sails, was sold at auction on fonday for $250. Pi.or Boar Victoria, belonging to the Para pilot, was capazed and sunk July’8 off Colares Point, Para River. The Victoria was the best boat the pilots had. Havre, July 6—The Anna Camp, Lincoln, which arrived m New Orleans, was driven aground at the cure Dock owing to the gale which prevailed has been discharging berth till the Kex West, Aug 2—There is a sidewhee! steamer lying in the Northwest passage, supposed to be on shore, She is evidently one of the New Ori PENZANOE, July 29—A vessel, bottom up, abont 200 to 300 tons burden, ‘yellow metalied, and which ‘bad ap) atern and quarter gone as if to-night by steamers Earl Arran and but will not be taken to her sided. river boats bound N. " yell i ¢ off this towed to the roi ined damage. Miscellaneous, from ting very short of water. Notice to Mariners. WEST COAST—WREOK OFF ANERDOVEY. Notice 1s he word “Wreck, We are under obligations to Parser G A Clark, of the steamship San Francisco, Bermuda, for full files of We are indebted to Parser Harry Haskell, of the steamahip Magnolia, from Savannah, for favors. BARK ELIZA Banss, Vesey, from Hulffax for Bermuda, by the steamer San Francise by given that a green buoy, markea with the has been laid about 15 fathoms south of the bark Wm Bromnam, sunk on the north side of the bar of the harbor of Aberdovey, ‘The buoy lies in 4 feet at low water spring tides, with the following marks and compass bearings :— ‘The Corbet Arms Hotel, ENE. Bar buoy, SW, aistant 160 fathome. Portions of the wreck show about % feet at low water. By order, ‘Teintry Houser, Lonpon, RO. BIN ALLEN, Secretary. uly 28, Veil. VORP OF LIMERICK, The Limerick Harbor Commissioners hereby give notice t the following lights are now exhibited, markin; the navigation of the upper part of the estuary of the river Shan- non, below Limenck, viz loree Rock light, N side of channel, about 12%; miles be- low Limerick. Sod Leland light, do, about 1039 do. Laubeen light, do, about 9 Spilling Rock ligt, S$ side of channel, about 8 do. Crewford Rock light, N side of channel, about 644 do, Ballast Roc! Coonagh Point of Braemar Point light, 8 aide of channel, ab Cloomacken Point light, N side of channel ton’s Quay light, do, about %4 do. 5 side of channel, at Limerick, Barri) Dock Head By order, rat igh sin do, about 4 Ww. t, do, about 3 do. i t 236 do. mock Lis do. M CARROLL, Secretary. CHAMBER OF ComMERCE, Limerick, July 22, 1871. Whalemen Schr Geo J Jones, Ears, arrived at New Bedford 6th inst fri bb oil per m Atlantic scaso this seaso! en an, Ch sp and 140 do wh. Shipped on the voyage r ‘True Blue. jon, 17 days out rs rleston ean; Uniol odman, Jenn Reports su Ground July 30, with 114 bbis sp ke sehr Cohannet, of n, Fisher, of NB, 20 bbls sp ey, of Fairhaven, nothing Schr Golden West sailed from New London 7th inst, for Shetland Islai Clarke, of Second mate ; H Hiliman, o1 D Stanton, phia, carpente: don; AJ boatsteerers York; Milton J Cogswell, of Philadelp| Salinger and H Scotstield, of New Yor Canada; Wm H Stanton, Mystle, Ey nds, rf 3 R We on lected by J Morison & Co, 19 South street, New ‘apt B/N Rodgers, of New London, commander; 8 w London, first mate; George Baker, of Groton, Charles Rodgers, of New New York, first cooper; Tim Lyons, of New York, second cooper; Oscar Meye mi cook; m Frank, oi New York, carpenter's mat John Kirby, of New York; Geor, mc dams, of New Haveu, whaling, personr atlund, Julai » of New Lon ton; and Wm R Brown, of New Loncon, seamen. Schr Franklin will sail from New London 8th ing and sea elephant comprise her crew, which naon, third mate; , of New York, steward ; :W Rowaee, of Phiiade ‘A Chaplian, of New Lon: nd J © Oakley, of Mystic, Just, HG Mehlig, of New Otto Rhine, Felix + Wm Clackte, of Frank Eato} 1 of t for Shetland Islands on a whaling, sealing and sea elephant voy- age. The foli owing persons omprixe her crew, which were selected by J Morison & Co., 109 Sonth street, New York: Captain JM Holmes, of Stonington, commander Glass, of Trustim Islands, first: mate and cooper of New London, second mate an ing, of New York, and Oville J H Reed, of Balti more. boatsteerers; Manuel Jinkens, of Brazil, cook Capuiy, James ki meward; Joaken Francis, of Br M Tossuck, R Lamber, James Blake, ot Norwie McK, The anklin James M 3 Martin H bodtateerer; Vd A De Burt, of Bravo, and Joseph’ Johnston; t loseph Baptista, of Bravo: Washingion Graves, of Baltimore; Clandian F Caperon, of Bravo, and James of Scotland, seamen, isthe tender to bark Peru, which will sail about the 22d inst on the above named voyage. Spoken. United States frigate Constellation, 4, lat 40 37, lon Ship Baltic, June 15, lat 2 J Shi; lat 47, 19, no lat, de. Snip Ameri 22, no lat, ec. Snip ol, erpool, Jul July Western Em; 79 15 ( ‘Taylor 8, Ion Jon 3 iby pilot boat, from Portsmouth Aug ME Fish, No 4). r, trom Liverpool for San Francisco, a1 33, as from Tune 28, lat 16 03 N, lon 34 38, Bark Lothar (Br), Brown, fro \p'e, Crozier, from Liverpool for Boston, Ship Scotia, Drummond, from ©: ‘allao for Falmoutn, June ica, Bartiett, from Callao for Falmouth, Juoe Annie M Smull, Packer, from San Franciaco for Li 2, lat 374 N, lat 40 56, ¥4 a ship Kentuckian, Sauger, from St John, NB, 0, lat 43, lon 61 28, Bark Almena, Etdridce, for Penarth, New York for lio (Peru), om Sydney, CB, tor New York, Aug 6, off Nantucket (by pilot boat Chas H Marshall, No rig Mattano, from Trinidad for Boston, no date, tat 21 0. Sailed Rowe, Boston. AMS Auj DAM, veston; 2th, Th Foreian & Ports. July 27 Arrived, Woodland, Mankin, Frey 27th, Prowess, Hibbert, July 25—Arrived, Cort Adler, owas Dryden, Noble, ao. 25th, Wm Shilicto, 4—Arrived, bark New York; 28th, Annie, Sorensen, Gal- Motile. ‘aria Topan, Hathorne, Bos- Jorgensen, New fanzibar. X CAXT, July 2—In poit, sehr Dolphin, for New York in 7 days. BRISTOL (Pill), July 27—Arrived, Brage, York ; wth, Lsperanza, Clay, Bull River, BROUWERSHAVEN, July 26--Arrived, Sourabaya; Meteor, Bronlund, New Yc BREMERHAVEN, July 25—Arrived, New Orleans. 2 Topgallant, Phillips, Frank Marion, Duncan, Sailed 26th, Hannover (s), Himbeck, New York. New York. Brest, Aug 8—Arrived, steamshiy’ St Laurent, Lemaire, BORDEAUX, July 26 Arrived, Blomidon, Cowen, Philadel- phia: Union, otter, Havre, to foad for New Yor! Salled 26th, Jean Pierre, Jouin, San Francise: da, Strom, New York. BAROFLONA, July M1— Arrive, M least BATAVIA, Aug 1—Arrived, ship Ne In port June 10, bark Ald nal; 2d, BERMUDA, sonvilie ; 29th, In port J York for Barba‘ CARDIFF, A ter, Boston. Cleared Inty 2, Idaho, Murphy, Jens Lassen, Pedde 27th, Express, Sangs Granberg, New York; New W, Marthensen New Yori COPPNTIAG' Soderhatnn tor Borde July y 5. bi EN, Ju Morning Stai ‘rench, Mobile 18-—Arri ark James W Sailed previo aly 3—An anx. rietta, Humbert, Sav d was sent to Mahon ntan, Schibye, Boston. r ran (Datch), for New York. i, sehr Rover, Barnett, Jack ings, Boston, Ish, Hammond, from New us, bark Celeste Clark, Foa- w Orleans; Galathea, Beck, and Fredan, . Wilmington ; Point de Salle, ‘d, Louise Wichards, Wilde, Cerrk, July R—Arrived, Pasquale Ajello, Lanasa, New Orleans CAD Poston (and proceeded nly 23—In David Bighee, Staples, Dy ily 28—Arri rt bark a0. 0, ved, hy Ab for London (and proceeded). Du IN, July 27—In port, Alfred, ew Era, Farquhay Keystone, Berry, disg; brig London for perdeen, Gould, New York chroeder, for Philadel- phia, ldg; Duke of Richmond, Bani, tor New York, do. DANTZ16, July 4—Arrived, Sally Brown, Gardner, New York. DovER, July 27- Passed, Hosea Rich, Pomeroy, from Sa- marang tor Amsterdam, ELSINORE, July BW. 7 du GENOA, Jul 4th, D Me Ginra A Carty, New York (und sailed lor, do: 2st, Tempest, Wilson, do (and sailed for Trieste}; Zo, St Michaei (Br), Bernier, and Cuba (Br), Shaw. July 96 HaMboré, July 26—Arried, ¢ Bowen, Phil lpi H .VOP Callao, Have more, Arrived in the Roads Orieans. Livervoor dei phin; s a; Vi olin, 3 el hia Smalley, ¢ Brockrnahire. Hartaston, ¢ Cleared | Philadelphia Ent out Jw Biinge, do Louis (s), G! Luce, and Kv eine, Kut out, 2s Malaga, Lisi New Y MALAS New Orieans, MARFiNIQi Yorks Ida: seh akor, Rio a ppt dil + einen, 1th Kilen, ara, Brooks, Bu New York, 26th, Freeman Clark. hy V hb, Julia A Hallock, ligler, Ri and Asin, Peer rrived, Day, Chasi Fred, Axelsen,, e, Wy burg for € jew York ditt, , Ang 4—Arrived, ship Mogul, Freeman, Akyab, Pa, July ¥s—Arrived, Foam, herson, Willams, duly Sajled 27th, Americ: Sarah B Cann, Lew. Arrived at Cuxhaven & Antonie, Simonson, fa, ISLE OF Wiatr, July 28 worth, from Havre for NOsTON, Ja, AUST Gray, Aspinwall ‘and saite ¥ y an, an elvn, h. Tan rota, Backer, Ph {rom Gravesend dain, Ciiy of Montrenl, Mudgett, vRy Fe hrs St from. Philadelphia; Bell, trom New Haven, in wily ¢ sth 20—Arr Arrived, Aw Harms, gland, ith, Det Baker's Ii Arrived, » MeGray, 4 Man lay Salter, New York net, OM Buenos Ayres and Vaipar ; derich, Hartwig, Corea, Banys, for Boston Alelena, Coffin, City Point and Richmond ni] Recor’, Groves, New Orleans; ‘ew Yor thy Ttaly (®), New York; + Sa: > return): Jam njore ph Arrived, at Tiniborts 4 ule 2—In to loud 10 bark ¢ wry of the Lafay Balt 20--In port, brig Lizzte Traoy 1 Amelia. for do ort, brig Rising Westlake, New ~Sailed, Assyria (s), Smith, New York. wiled, Monte Sinal, Cinello, New York ; Philadelphia, bark James McCarty, Me- © Marseilles); brigs JL . Burns, New York. in Shepley, Merriman, , West Coust of America; rity and ton, Merryman, Galv. AngS, Albina,’ Waefe vorth, Cardiff and United Briggs, Bristol and Balti- n Ruder, Chase, from New sed, Freeman Clark, Bos: msbip Ocean Queen, w York). Aug, Whittier psoo, San Franci Geo Pea Jamestown, Hall, amuel | Ling, 3 Neitherton, rermo, Ritchie, and Iphia; more; Cordillera, Atkins, f Orleans, lrouste rAnciK ™ 3 Samaria (a), Loxpow, July 2s Arrived, Paraguay (8), Williams, New York ‘anu ant Vier lao. Cleared 2th, Atlantic, Jacobsen, Philadelpiie. ‘Cobbs es A Wrist, Mors for Cardi and Singapore: in. do 2th, Sunbeam, Holmes, New York; Magute Reynolds, Smith, Piiladelphia. Levin, July. Sailed, Deodanus, Amens, New York via July 25—Satie?, Marianna Il, Patha, New York, MOVILLR, Any 8 jeameh ip txmalia, Brown, Ke Or Glaggow (and proceeded). niy Z—-Arrived, bark Lizzie Williams, Howes, » for New fro north of Hatteras; sel ptara, from Boston; Annie revions, ship Memnon, ark, do, Seas. Sears, for San Pran- » Akyab; | elrocders, Kubaak, Haltrmore; Montpelier, Dizer, Cal: | Boston: Water Witel 4 Entered for log July 98, Ratstard, Johnsen for New York. NEw f Neare v Boston: - B Bayless By at Cl ma Mary, Cashon, ‘ Steele, Providence, RI. Ei ‘iit, Wi Pe for New Hi ea of Bots ‘mith, Now “YA: shin GF haste Tote May 24—Arrived, Riga, Morrison, New York. Pontsmoutn, July 27--Put elen's Roads, Bank- side, Dovey, frots Loudon for Rathews’ Para, July 18—In port schr Silver Star, Smith, for New Yorks TORCE, PR, July 20—In port b Notes, and Joon Swan (Bry Borle, or Now Yorke > DT Hates, QUEENSTOWN. July 25—Put in, Trent (8), Dumbreel from Liverpool for foston, with engines 1 Ang 2). pax Arrtved at do Aug 8, onmienly: Calabria, McMickan, New York for Liverpool (ana proceeded). Sailed July 27, Gen McClellan, Williams, Antwerp. KOSABIO, June 29—In hort bark Tatay, Morse, for Boston lag. Siunups, July 28—Arrived, Enrichetta, Rasso, Boston. PS July 23—Arrived, Florence Baker, Churchill, jew York. SANTA Cuz, Teneriffe, July 8—In port schr Kataline, of and from St Jobn, NB, arrived SURINAM, July 19—In port bark Howland, Tuoker, for Boston in 6 days; brigs Thames (sr), Lothrop, tor do in 10 days; Isabel Beurman, Kununard, for do in8 days; Herald, for dou 2 dayas Helén, Foabush, for do in 2 dave, rae r Jol . Aug 3—Arrived, Frigate Gale, New York ; Sth, ship 5 8 Peotaee tba is, Kennebunk; th, barks Calypso, Whittemore, New “York “Annette (Br), Fleming, Dorchester, NB, for Gl ow, (sce ‘Disusters). ‘Cleared 4th, schrs Florence (Br ice, and Walter Scott (Br), Syper ‘New York; Sth, Lancaster, Bartlett, Liver- pool; schr Louisa D (Br, Wagner, New York. ‘ae hn Fc Harry Virden, Collins, Galves- yharantine). Watauesornty July 26—Arrived, George H Jenkins, OW yubue Juy®-Arrived, Merchant, Taylor, Cronatadt, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Aug 7--Arrived, steamers John Gibson, Winters, New York; Utility, Providence; schr © I" Garvishy Boston, BOSTON, Al rrived, brigs Lizabel, Tibbetts, Baiti- more ; Isis, Ai nde yn, Philadelphia ; schre rag teen Cleaf, Magoun, ‘© Thomas, Crockett, Richmond, Vai Mary J Adams, Gilc! Fish, Davis, Georgetown, DC; J W ‘Bartlett, Bartlett, Farragut, Sawyer, Bultimore; J B Clayton, Ot pion; J M Vance, Burge; Curtis ‘Tilton,’ Thomp- fon; FA Batley, Locke; Suilote, Dexter; JV Welling- ton, Parker; '8 Brooks { L Frazier, Steelman Vashti Shay ; 3; © Young, Young; 8 *'B Raymond. Kelley} Jame oman, Buckaiew; 80 Barrett; Carne & Hyer, Poland; Fred Smith, Smith; vc yn, Vanzandt; HG Hand, Taylor; T T Tasker, On, Chase; Ann § Brown, Crowell; L A Bur: lingame, Burlingame; Estella Day, Garey; Wilham H Dennis, Leeds, and Julla Pratt, Nickerson, Pijladelphra Governor, Torrey, Hoboken: Burl, Ferguson, ondout. Cleared -sfreareanibe. Tripolt (Br), Edmondson, Liverpool; Woiltam Lawrence, Hallett, Baitimore via Norfolk; barks Fredonia (Br), Burke, F Daniel Draper (ital), Bottone, Palermo via Bango Kate Williams, 801 nik 5 Gi ist; C A Jones, Griffin, and Frederick cn ni ‘Tyler, Hale, Charleston; Western Sea, Harding, New York; brige Rogota, Mars.na, Loando (Africa); Stromnesa (ir), Eliott, Hayii; schra HN Squires, Fiske, Phila‘elphia: Chas & Mor: rison, Smith, Alexandma, Va; Harry White, Hopkins, Ball. ‘oflla, Philadelphia, rks Siias Fish, Brand, Rosario: Blanch Leghorn; brigs Mattino. Jaivis, Trinidad; F fears, Charleston; schre Edwin, Dayton, Galves- Village Bride, MoGarty, do; Florence (Br), Lacosta, Algoa Bay ; Monud: nock, Harker, Ponce. BALTIMORE, August 9-—Arrived, steamer George Ap- pold, Howes, Boston via Norfolk: barks Isaac Lincola, Mer- riman, Newport, E; Nanule T Knapp, Mayaguez, PR; brig Jennie Morton, Gamag Verde, Cleared—Steamer McClellan, Howes, Boston via Norfolk; briga Georgte, Swann, Savannah; Haglet (Br), Tooker, Buenos Ayres; schre Arctic, Norris, Jr, StJohus, PR; WG Patten, Perker, Bosion;J'S&L © Adams, Avams, do; ‘Tapor. Apvlezate, Poughkeepsie. Satied—brigs Eaglet, H Houston, BANGOR, Aug 6 —Arrived, brig Lewis Clark, Nickerson, Philadelphia ; sour € Dame, Beverage, New York, Cleared—Brig Abby Illen, Havener, New York. BEVERLY, Aug 4—Artived, George Kilbarn, Stanley, Ellzabethport, BRISTOL, August 5—Arrived, schr S L Crocker, Thrasher, from Pawtucket for New York’ (to go on the railway.) 6th—Arrived, schr Mary H Miflin, Brigg, New Bedford for Philadelphia (a! ‘onthe railway’ ith—arriv farriet A. Rogers, Flanders, George- town, DC; Silas Wright. Brown, Rondont. BRIDGEPORK, Ang7— Arrived, sohrs GC Burdett, Rogers: Eliza, Bull; Chauncey, St Jolm,’Parsons; Mercer, Wasoni Enterprise, Fisher, and T E Cahill, Hallock, Klizabethport; Er), Gran jennings, 5 ton; Aldana Rokes, Rhodes, New Orleai i, Jacob Lorillard, Blakesley, South Amboy; Mary an: ham, New Brunswick; Susannah, Penobscot Kivi lenry Middieton, Boren, Balfimore: Ella Jane, Allen, New York; sloop Mary Elizabeth, Hassenan, Port Johnson. UHARLESTON, Aug 8—Arrived, steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York. FORTRESS MONROE, Aug 8—Passed in for Baltimore, bark Pellades, from Savanuah; brige Maggie, trom Berbice; Industry, from Kio Janeiro. Passed’ out—Ship Emily; from Augnata, for 1iverpool; bark Lorenzo, for Dublin; brigs Thetis, for Chowan ; Gladia- tor, for Rio Janeiro; Mississippi, tor Demarara: Mary A Davis, for Bath; Survive, for Eugland; Nellie Cliffor t Jago; schre Willie and Shilob, GEORGETOWN, SC, July, 2%7—Cleared, schrs Palma, Rankin, New York; 28th, Susan Wright, Douviasa, do: Stari ht, McIntyre, ‘Albany; Ridgewood, Derickson, few York, Tn port Aug 4, brie Henry Perkins; schra S E Woodbury, w neabury, and Walton, Gardner, Idg. KEY WEST, July 22—Satled, bark Norton (Br), Main (from Bremen), New Orleans (see Disasters). MARBLEHEAD, Aug 8--Salled, achr Mair 4 Cranmer, Morris, Philadelphia. NEW ORUEANS, Aug 3—Cleared, schr Alice Agnes, Pare sons, Grand Cayman. NEW BEDFORD, Ang 5—Arrived, achrv § § Smith. Snow, Wareham for New York; 6th, Ann T Sipple, Sraail, Ehza bethport; Black Diamvnd, ‘joldsmith, and ator, Nve, Port Johnson; Mary Ann Grier, Flemming, Alexandria; Wm Thomas, White, Hoboken; Alfred Hall, Dimmick, Johnaon ; Stephen Waterman, Chase, New York; L ? Pharo, Cranmer, Wareham for Philadelphia; Lamartine, Gurney, Marion for New York; Robert B Smith, Nickerson, Lanes: for West Indies. ville for do. 6ih—Salied, schre Virginia, Dryden, Baltimore: WC Beebe, Hay, Golden Eagle, Howes; Lottle Beard, Perry, and’ J Truman, Gibbs, Philadelphia; Joha — Ran doiph, Robbins; Monitor, Chase: 'S Smith, Snow; Henry” Gibos, Chase; Angie! me; Kate Thomas, Barlow; Louise Frances, Kelley; MH’ Mimin, Briggs; Thomas B Smith, Bowman: Thoinas Power, Bow- man Success, Richards, and M V Cook, Falkenburg, New York; Billow. Eldridge. Trenton, NJ; James En hy Bar ker; Artist, Burker, and Admiral Blake, Chase, New York; ith, W D Mangam, Uhase, New York. Sailed from. below Sth” bark Sacramento, Robbins, for Bt Helena ; sehr MV Cook, for Georgetown, Dt. N&WPORT, Aug 5, /M-—Arrived, sos Isabel Alberto, Tooker, Baltimore; Donna Anna,’ Whaley, Philadelphia: Black Diamond, Davis, aud Roxanna Burley, Crapo, Ne York for New Redford:; tris, Nye, do for Wareham; Martha P King, Swit, Providence for New York. 6th, PM—Arrived, schra (George Nevinger, Smith, Phtiadel- phia for Boston (with loss of maindail); Catherine Thomas, Karlow, and Artist, Parker, Pocasset for New York; Susan & Mary. Kenyon, aud SS Smith. Snow, Wareham for do} Henry Gibbs, Chase, New Kedvord for da; Richard Borde Rorden, Fall River for New York; Lizzic, Edwards, do f Dennis: Sarah A Hatnmond, Haines, Dighton for New York. chrs Minerva, Brightman, Pall River for New ; Ellen Barnes, Wilcox, Bristol for Rondont; RL Crook, Young, Providence for :io;'B 1H Wariord, Spragne, Paw: tueket for New York port, Velsor, Providence for doi Mary Elizabeth, Borden, and Martha Jane, Mott, Fail River thall, and Senator, Bearse, Fizaheth- ipple. ' jedtord; Sen hird, Chasey Fall River (or N Jean, Macornl Strange, Taunton for do; ore | Sarai Jane, Jackson, New York; Angler, Beese, New York for Wareham: Josspa P Ross, Paull, Fall’ River for New York; 8 W Blake, Blake, Dighton for do; Hella Peok, Avery, Providence for vo; Harriet Ryan, Wixon, do: Cornelia, Ferris, Fall River for New York: Only Son, Erskine, do for New York, or Bath; R P King, Bliven, Brie: tol for ‘Rondout; Messenger. Dean; © L Lovering, ‘Hath- away, and CC Smith, Phtilips, Taunton for New York: Indiana, Cobb, Provincetown for Virginia ; Gent! Rockland tor New York; James Parker, Sr, Kelley dence for do; John Mettlar, Clemente, do’ for New York; Louie A Van Brunt, Tooker, Fall River for New York ; sloops Harvest, Corwin, Provideace for do; Clio, Chase, Taunton for do; Sallie f’ Chartre, Simmons do for do; 'Adrianna, Dunton, Fall River tor do. In port—Schss J 1 Worthington, Terry, from Philadelphiay Damiel Morris, Mansor, trom Rondout ; Hattie S Collins, Hil, from do; Nellie Doe, Richardaon, from Rangor; Kmelié Belle, Jones, Falmouth for New York. NEW LUNDON, Aug5-- Arrived, brig Nebo (Br), McLeod, Arrovo, PR. PENSACOLA, July 29Arrived, schr Wm A Morrill, Keen, Aspinwall (and cleared Ang 4 for Indianola. leared—Sehre Wenonah, Kimball, and Two Marrs, Douga'l, Indianola; Aug 1, sch Jamestown, Brown, Phila jeiphta.. 4th -Sailed, ehips Lizzie Moses, Cox; Emma, Rich, and © H Southard, Woodworth, Liverpool; seir Early Bird, El aridge, Stoniugton. PHILADELPHIA, Aug 7—Arrived, steamer Roman, Raker, Boston: bark Eadewvor, Mountford, Peasacola; schrs Vir. inia Day on, Jacksonville; HE Sampson, ‘Lake, $ Keliv, New Bedford; RM Brookings, Beare; E Edwards, Somera; A Hofman, Hofman; Lizzie Epnraim « Anna, ass, Gardine) or & Mathis, rm Washington; mun, Babf Weidin, Crowell, Pro D Davidson, we; West Wi ins, Providence Townsen,” Bri barge KK R Nol ine 5, ed in Jast night, bark Ma estestay, ship Filen Good. he brig Ospray remains in ana VIT; also passed to seu speed and brig Monroe Tranb, port and a few schooners. PORTLAND, Ang 7 -Arrived, Philadelphia: {dabo, Davis, So sohrs May Munroe, Hall, th Amb W. Metz (Br., Clell chrs JH Bartiett, F OF Hawiey, #, Barrett, d Davis, New York. Price, Price, Philadeiphin; Union, Rondout Sailed—senre Mary Biakely, New York. SAVANNAH, Aug # York; sehr Inabelia, for 4 PISALEM, Ang @-Arrived, sche David Miller, Toothaker, Philadelphia. Sailed—Brig Eva M Johasou. Jounson, Philadelphia STORINGION, At Arrived, sehrs Sunny Side, Dixon, and Perine, Shefliel’, Ronlout. ¥ SPUYTEN DUYVIL, Aug 8 =Arrived, sohr Urbana, Al- Jen, Hridgeport. VINEVARD HAVEN, Ang 7, PM—Aratved, brig Dirigo, toitin, Baltimore for Boston; schre William Sinter, Wat xandria for ¢ Mevarty, Hoboken for do Cleared, steamer Virgo, Bulkley, New Jacksonville to loat (or Pinladel: | Witllam Arthar, Baltimore for Newburyport! jaamon, A. adeiphia for Portemonths Bt Mereilith, Boston reetown, DO, Pant & xttres;, OW Huntley,’ auf Vames § ¥oater, Bosion for Philadelphia; Pangussett, ea, Liyun for do. Sajied--Schrs Kate Gra brig Ca ie Vand Philade!pnia tor re for Pyrsland , Phoenix, Ty ito A.D Henderson, © Hoi it, ath—Arrives, ton cohrs M pothport for rain le 8 o; Copia, on Robinson, Hand for Me, for di rer Rell, Hailey, Rockland Hodedon, ewport for orders; Owen E niladelphias Agnes Johnson, im, Vinalhany for do, Malabar, Win Arthur, Por. ie, Kobingon, do for . Clendesining, Calis, for Gardiner, for do; Tennessee, Crees TAM. Sailed, soba Wm Siuter, sis, E smith, & v ell, ondydon, Carrie L Hird, An ic, Agnes, Tennessee, lonn, WARREN, Aud 7-Arrived, kebr Elizabeth B, Hogan, Hoboken MISCELLANEOUS, BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FRO Tree. Notary Pablic ana Comalasioner for every State, F. 1. RING, Counseliorat-Law, 333 Broadway, BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY ORUAINGD IN different States; desertion, &o., sufficient « publicity; no charge until divorce obtained; ateic M. 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