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

Yo NEW YORK HERALD , THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1871—WITH SUPPLEMENT, =) : dias Sine: ® ScbrGareb Ehzabetb, Munroe, Elizabethport for New Ha- | Drwenana, July 99—In port, brigs LW for Calais for New Haven ; schre Taga . p ANOTHER MURDER. the Eqhaior Jura woken Soe hee x ven. Newburg for Providence, | Hit” #="e ideal Fay 30 Star, for New Yor | {nga siete eee Kite e eres id ae Schr Gt Vandervoort x Pore Sonawoh fo Fa2anpo, PI duty 313m port, bark Alvertona, for Balti Ortor og tar oes dans 5 ey pts Larder, or jschr F Quimbe, Appe, the Notorious Chinaman, Kills | 15 ¥, crag, ail, Beer Pac Pili: Hawking’ Novbacg for Fal River, | moresct ‘Speed tar Hewes CM Ward, Rickman, Bisel io tor Danversport; Marncaybo, Henle, do fou a Polander in the Sixth Ward. Foon WE ako Sar of Perna Sebi Ira Bliss, Hi ‘Johuson for Providence. Baker's Inland (aug sailed 17th fer guano inlauas) Sth, aD EoTnen” bicetee far eh eoeeabay for 40; Rate 3 About half-past eleven o'ctock last night cutta for London; 16th, tat Schr M Vassar, Jr, Skinaer, New Yors for New Bedford. | Beau Monde By) Roca, austealia fend aatied lain, for fer Vestammnaty tes Cae ie ee er es ‘Aysteriqus Military Movements in pea ast aught AM | Cathcart (Br, from Calculte for Londa Schr Cynthia Jane, Gardner, Port Jonnaon for Providence. | xer's Inland); 1th, Sapphire, maidens. Hong Kong (and aul {Reward (Br), Hull, New York for Uaitax, NS¢ altercation occurred at No, 14 Baxter street | jon be E, snip Black Prince (BF Schr John Brooks, Fox, Jersey City for New Haven, ‘ian or Howlatd’s fuand ith, varke Vesta (NG), Dirks, | gute: Reward ir), Hall. New York for lalifax, Ns N I notori et Quimbo | mouth; June's, at3s 28 5, ton Se 52, Schr WW Brainerd, Tribble, South Amboy for New Ha- | Ran Fraveieco retention ah tee ree ene ay Ata” aries Woot, Besion ta 3 Mabel F Stagles orth Carolina. between fons Chinaman named Quimbo | Poth jane teh ion B00 W. say mame ven. janta, Sinclair, ‘Vietoris, VI; 16th, ship rerputchore (NG), Pepe reg ye a Avpoand a Polander vy the name of JosepR Lin- | & tati4's6, lon 2012 E ship Grand Duchess Bohs Ven dares. teamtor Rosh eoaon tar Bale Healer, Hamburg (ano sailed fat for Howland’s Island)... | Elveabein, Hodgion, and. Mary Brower, Fiancera, Rockland ~— costa, during which Appe struck Lincosta on | gitin (or Hundes July ah Wet , G Sehr Ulghiancer, Jones, Port Johnson for Boston, brie LP Foster, Mille, Pacise Ielagdas ptlaee tor doy Mary: Elle Hew iiod, Bee ere e head with a pawing stone, fracturing | Evelyn (Br), from London bound south ithe ies AV ASN. te | Behr A Fin mes, Knit, ‘Enzanetnport for Cambridgeport. Howzann's IsLaNp, April Arrived, ship Susanne pa Mg date f editur Ryden: hi, pert Comynissioner Douglass Effecting $ skull in a terrible manner. Appo was sitting on | 25 Wiship City of Nimgpo (ir), fom Calostie for Lonioa. Boke sulle Siri Kuapp, New York for Os ag (NG). Godfrey, Sen Franciteo (and sailed May 10 for Bue ; More, rt, “Hoboken i¢r Boston; American Chief, - J jar fa » by Oe “A A Snow, New York for Newburypo. Sehr John R'McFee, Wlison, Port Johneon for Norwalk. AVANA, July 80—Arrived, Owen, uptil, : Reforms in His,Bureau. Sot S04 GS Soe rons, Gage ‘ok: the-wbeve-namied | 10 S002... car) suibaiaiins Maveusiaei aan wie 1°. GEESE Meme Rte Teton oe tae tare Yorks slat arn rived, Aafaty Paragon shdonn, | Ais¢ arrived, Massachusetts Seioo! Fhip Gen M Barnard, place when Lincosta came up the street and spoke | sugar, to Brett Son & Co. Had fine weather, singburg, NB; Ang i becca Caruara, Liesegang, New York; 2d, | “Saileds-Schra Martha Mickele, American Chief. 6 = him. Both es were very drunk, Bark’ Lothair (br), Brown, Sydney, CB, 13 days, with coal, hr Eliza J Raynor, Hutchings, Hoboken for Fall River. | steamer oaset, Bolger, New Orleans; 4th, barke S (th, 7 AM—Arrivec, schrs Juliet, Strout, and Christopher’ Wasnrvorox, August, 1871, | ana soon high i cepa tg: | eg nn ee ee ene ae Pe PP eee nme ete an urea Fred a bake aeaane DaranoFetroue, Cad, es | Raeeee, Baris, Faledetpais, for, Heeton: Coase aad 3 ‘ASH 5 » q soon ‘words gan | for a ‘ a poo « Br), * | Thomas, Rondout for do; Roamer, Foss, Fall River for taller, Se! Chase, Port J mn for Castleton. ‘Ang 4th, Troe! ; brig Hope (Br). | Fe Mysterious Military Movements. about in the most promiscuous manner | eg Motata (Gp) Batalior, Cardenas 11! days, tn ballast, to | Sobr Jed Free, Canes, Port Jouason far Oastieto Htemserdias Meet Tipaane! oor! New Fork; tng Hope ( Rowe, Wthijtemore, tiinton Felis. NY, for Hallowell S The detachment of United States troops sentup by | possible. Suddenly Appo jumped up and ran into | ‘the Wilmington, Charlotie-aud Rutherford Railroad , the middie of the street, where he picked up the last week, arrived in Wimington, N. C., on Mondag, | St02@ With which ne soon did | ‘They made no arrests, and their mission, says the pane piniared man was removed 0, - the Dat 5 ved 4 rk Hospital in an unconscious condition, ri, aegis gi ned . and the Pesungeons m= attendance pronounce Tnitial Acta+ef the New Revenue Ce nis case a hopeless one. Appo was locked up sioner. | im she Sixth precinct station ‘The new Oommissioner of Internal Revenue will ennedy, | . This is by no means the first time this son of the to-morrowtake up/the subject of contract for sap- | Orient has dgaed in the public prints, nor will it plying the Bureau, with paper for whiskey, tobacco | be the first time he has been in the courts, In the and deer stamps, the plates for which nave been | Year 1859 he killed his wife iu this city by mash- jouse by Captain An Did Shoemaker Commits Hari-Kari and | Wounds Himself Fatally. An ol4 man named James Howard, residing at College Point, Long Island, made a most determined ing her in with a hatchet, und for Lis offence . Feady for several "months, bat the printing was de- | fr 'was tet layed owing to the late trouble. The Commissioner | CONVICTED &ND SENTENCED to ten years at bard labor in the Penicentiary. This tals afternoon revoked the commission of Henry | f0.inn years at Land labor tn ries not acento have Baneman whoysuvceeded Clifford Thompson in the | had a very salutary effect anop iim, tor in less ny ‘ofice ander General Pleasonton. Other changes ; SiX months after his release, he was again arrestei in the Sixtn ward for participation in some kind of Will also takeeplace in the Bureau, parttonlarly af | 2h “amray. ‘This ume he gor three months at hard Jecting the reyanue detective service in New York. | labor, but for this last offence—the second shedding Necessity fer a Revised Codo for the Collec- OR REMAN Diaod-—Ht is hoped he will get the slippery tien of Customs, ~ On the 2tm~wr June Natnan Sargent, ex-Commis- DE Ig N DEATH Sloner of (ustoms, was desired by the Secretary of SPA. AND the Trea sry to proceed to Boston and Portland and to vonfer personally wita the collectors and other ch4ei ¢ustoms officers of these ports poncern- ing the provisions of the revised code for the collec- paar” fia! i ragierea ga ha sere re | attempt to destroy himselt on Tuesday last, ‘The | ~ nig 1” fg mart Pt aie nt on like pur. | W2fortunate man, who 1s over sixty-five years of | pe oan Morar ‘of this request he | age, had been reduced to extreme poverty through | want of employment, and for some time had been | dependent on his wife for support. Poverty seems to have s0 strongly affected the poor man’s mind that for some time past he has CONTEMPLATED SELF-DESTRUCTION 4s the only escape from the ilis of lite and sole means of relieving his wife, who appears to have been touchingly attachea to her nusband, from an ‘Visited Fiosion and spent nearly two weeks there in consults'tton with some of the oficers of customs having "the greatest experience in administering the customs ‘4nws, from wnom he received many sng- gestions cach.in his own special department, which may de'feund important in perfecting the bill thus Snbzaltted to/examimation and criticism. He did wat ge yh pes nessa Ral ape Nace encumbrance, His wife is employed in a place acepal , b Lapel | called Whitestone, and leaves early each morning, Probably it{ may be desirable that he should {not returning til after seven o'clock P. M. On eed bald breaiseee bareirp rare hag | Tuesday morning the woman, as usual, went out to spain oh any ental Rikon inne | Work, and when she returned at night found the wit ie pels nee! pas hs pore: gpd then | door of her room locked, and no reply being given ee ee eee coer ey fonts | tO her applications for admission, her fears were Jocaliies. It 1s only frem such men that the defects | yroused aud the door was forced open. of the law ‘or its neeaed aiterations can be fully A HORRIDLE SIGHT PRESESTED ITSELF. learned. \(n the course of his report, Mr. Sargent | The unfortunate man, Howara, was discovered in a gays: — seml-conscious state, silting in a corner of the room, As the country has increased in wealth and at. ! his stomach fearfully gashed with eight or ten self-inflicted wounds. The instrument used by the mensions, and as circumstances have changed, the , Jaws have ‘been altered from time to time as the suicide Was the rusty blade of an old knife, avout | wiitm of legislation or the reai necessities of the SIX Inches in length, without any handle. ‘The | Wretched man had evidently used the greatest de- | case pronipted, until the whole symmetry of the sys- | tem has !peen destroyed. Indeed, the whole of our | guvigation and customs laws have become so com- Plicated and Incongruons that a Judge of the Su- preme Court of tae United States has said they | carefully wrapped A PORTION OF THE BLADE in old cloth ro serve in place of the absent handle. Froin the deposition made before Coroner Watt it Were the most intricate and dificult to con- | appears that Howard is a shoemaker by trade, and | sirne of any in the statute book. ence | Was born in Ireland, but has been in Aimerica since ‘the impcrative necessity of their codification and | 1850, The only cause which he assigns for his rasn simplication, The bill, however, which has been | act is the depression caused by want of employ- prepared to be submitted to Congress will be found | ment and consequent poverty. On Tuesday he com- ww require Many additions and amendments to | plained of dizzmess in his head, but did uot other- | Make it pertect and to enable it to supply the place | wise complain of sickness. ‘He was expecting of existing laws, and Mr. Sargent Knows ol no bet- | some letters and went to the Post Office, and ter mode of perfecting It than that which has been , not finding any turned ito a liquor store, adopted—namely, to submit its various parts | kept by one Shanahan, where he partook of two to the examination of the ciass of men | drinks and then returned home, and, fastening the having the greatest practical experience in | door, began deliberately to make preparations to administering the nation, and of the Customs Jaws | kill himself, When he had infitcte at the principal Atlantic and Northern and North- | wounds on his stomach until eastern ports, The suggestions of these gentiemen RIS INTESTINES PROTRUDED, shovid then be submitted to several gentlemen of | he then sat down in a highly philosophical manner experience and capacity, to be considered, weighed, | to reflect on what he had done until he became digested, rejected or adopted and put fn proper | weak and unconscious from loss of blood, in which form by them. In that manner the bill may be | condition his wife found him. He at once received made as perfect as can be expected, and, he thinks, | medical attendance, but the doctors say that his re- ™m no other. covery is impossible, Perfection of ® number of the American System. The Secretary of War made this morning a tho- Toughnspection of the telegraphic system connect- ang the office of the Chief Signal Officer, at the War Department, with all portions of the United States, Messages were sent direct from and weather reports received in Washington in four mémutes’ time from San Francisco, making @ distance going and returning of 1,000 miles through-six repeaters without an error, Messages Were ao exchanged between Washington and Telegraphic | emus AN OHIO KEROSENE HORROR. Kerosene Explosion in Clarke County—A ‘Storehouse Blown to Pieces—Four Persons Killed and Twenty-seven Wounded. CINCINNATI, August 9, 1871. Whule Mr. Bennett, the owner of a store at Vienna, | Clarke county, Ohio, was drawing rose oll from a | | large can, the gas ignited from a candle he held in his hand, and immediately the room was filled with | flame. Thirty or forty persons entered the nouse to | assist Mr. Bennett and to save the property, and Mberation in his aitempt at self-slaughter, and had t Brig Juliana (Sp). Urrechege, Havana 12 days, in ball to Ferrir & Co. jad fine weather, iy Brg Heperansa (Ap) Virges, Havana, 18 days, in ballast, to Cabelas, Brig Louisa 4 Maria (Dutch), Le Win, Trinidad 19 days, with sugar to Rubira 4 Co--vessel to master. Hai ight winds and calms; left no vessels. Schr Anachen (NG), Denkalo, Rio Grande 71 day hides to Dowley, Corners & Co—veasel to Wendt, Tetens & Bockmavn. Crossed the Equator July 14, in lou 89; had light vanabie weather, Schr Edward Burnett (of Newburypoit), days, with rubber, &c, to C Ludmap Wenberg, "Hind moderate weather. Schr Henry Parker (of Jers 17 aya, with susar and molasses to Edwin Rowe & Co—ves- sel to Van Brunt Bros. Had fine weather. Schr Amelia Adele (Fr), Merugere, St Pierre, Mart, 13 days, with sugar to R P Buck & Co, \d fine weather. Schr Ella Hodsdon (of Bangor), Nickerson, Fajardo, PR, 12 days, with molasses to Gassler '& Co—vessel t0 Miller & Housl ton, Had moderate weather. Schr Bassby (Br, Patey, St Johns, PR, 10 days, with mo- lasaen, to Galway & Casada—vessel ‘to G'F Bulley: Had va- le weather, Schr Thos Winans (of Staten Island), Morgan, Cat Island, 9 bg gr ah ya, with yellow ir Kary Lee, jacksonv’ 8 pine to John Rusell-vessel to 8 C Loua & Co.” ‘Had light southerly winds and calms the entire passage. Schr $'T Baker, Davis, Satilla River, Ga, 5 days, with ye low pine to Jonathan Beers 1 to'A Abboyt. ‘Schr E'S Davis, Bishop, Brauswick. Ga '10 ayn, with Jumber to Dodge & Co—vessel to Jonas Smith & Co, Sailed in company with brig Nellie Liusted, {cr Cienfuegos. Schr Mercy T Trundy (of Calais}, Colraine, Ga, 7 days, with lumber, to John Boynton's Son & Co, Suiled in com: pany with schr A E Glover, for Philadelphia, Schr Mary E Simmons, Gandy, Charleston 6 days, with phosphate, tothe American Fertilizing Co. Had fine wea: her. Schr Henry C Shepperd, Clark, Charleston for New Haven 7 days, with yellow pine to the New Haven Sawmill Co—ves- ¢ to master, Had light southerly winds; 4days noitn of latieras, Sebr Oceanns, Satterly, Georgetown, DO, for Hudson. Schr John J Ward, Inman, Baltimore, Schr Vapor, Applegate, Baltimore for Poughkeepsie. Passed Through Hell Gai BOUND soUrta. Steamshtp Dirigo, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse and passengers to J F Amea. Steamship Hatteras, Lawrence, Boston for New York, with mdse and passengers, to H F Dimock. Fy ‘Sid Smith, Norwich for New York, with \d passengers, Sharpley, Gloucester, NB, for New York, with stone to G M Sherwood, Schr Magnolla (Br), Howard, Windsor, NS, for New York, with plaster to D R DeWolt & Oo. Schr Sardinian, Hoibrook, Hillsboro, NS, for New York, with plaster, to the Newark Cement Manufacturing Co, Schr Ocean Belle (Br), Branscomb, St John, NB, for New York, with lath to PI Nevius & Soi Schr Vincent White (Br), Roberts St John, NB, for New York, with lumber to PI Nevius & Sons. Schr § McLoon, Spear, Rockland for New York, with lime to Pressey & Co. Schr Riverdale, Brown, Gloucester for New York, with pa- ving stone to Cadet & Co. Sehr Nelson Harvey, Bunce, Rockport for New York, with stone to master. Sehr Glenwood, Dickinson, Horton's Point for Philadel- hia. PiSenr Celestia, Phelps, Portland tor New York, with brown stone to Norris & Co. Schr Adelia Kelly, Young, Gloucester for New York, with Plaster to order, Sehr J G Huntington, Fisber, Rockport for New York, with stone to master. Sehr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly, Rockport for New York, with stone, Schr G B Merkele, Bishop, New Haven for New Bruns- wick. Schr EA Chesebro, Robinson, Rockland for New York, with stone, Pad John Randolph, Hawkins, New Bedford for New ‘ork. Schr Essex, Handy, Rockport for New York, with paving stone to Caaet & Co. Schr R 8 Dean, Macomber, New Bedford for Ellzabeth- Pender, Para 21 Co—vessel to B J City), Beers, Demerara ort, yche Vicksburg, Higgins, Bangor for Elizabethport, with umber. Regus Gem, Palmer, Rockland for New York, with lime to 3 rown, Schr Gentile, Aldridge, Rockland for New York, with lime to Eberly & 00. Schr H Blackman, Arnold, Cape Ann for New York, with granite to Bridge Co Sehr Ida L Howard, Barrington, Portland tor New York, with iumber to Murray & Co, Schr Warren, Flagler, Stony Creek for New York, with par | ving stone to Hicks & Fuller. Schr Warren Gatet with stone to White & Sebr'S § Scranton, Clarke, Cromwell for Harlem, with stone to Chase & Co. Schr Corum, Chase, Rockland for New York, with lime to Fuller & Co, Sehr Abner Taylor, Dodge, Bangor for New York, with lumber for J Boyden & Co. Sehr Kate Mitch Eastman, Gardiner for New York, with Inmper to Murray & Co. pee Schr Florence, Latham, Mystic tor New York, with stone mith, Millstone Point for New York, | to Kenny & Co, : Schr Louise A Van Brunt, Tooker, Fall River for New York. chr Kate Mitchell, Mitchell, Bath for New York, with lum- ber, to order. “Schr Manon, Hadden, Bristol for New York, with ofl to order, "Schr Sinbad, Sinclair, Thomastown for New York, with lime to order. Schr Boaz, Cross, Eisworth, for Rondout, with !umber, to de: "Schr Cordelia, Howard, George's Banks for New York, with fist to Comstock. Schr Empire, Ferguson, Belfast for Kingston, with lumber almost immediately two kegs of powder exploded, demolishing the building, the runs ot wich tell | upon the villagers saving property, fatally injuring | four and more or less injuring twenty-seven others, } laciuding two women. EXPLOSION IN HOOSAC TUNNEL. SPRINGFIELD, Mass., August 9, 1871. During a thunder storm yesterday afternoon lightning strnck the railroad track just outside of the east end of Hoosac Tunnel, and, entering the tunnel on the rails, exploded a charge of nitro- glycerine. Two men were instantly Killed and another so severely injured tnat he died shortly after. A charge was similarly exploded on the west end of the tunnel during the same storm, but with- out damage. Chicago, Corinne and New York. The system of | Wires cowcentrated at the chief signal office, com- prising these of all the telegraph companies, afford a@factity for tek graphing unequalled by any other estabishment no W existing. Personal. ‘The President ha} appointed J. D. Creigh, of Call- forma, Gonupwsion er from that State to the Centen- mia) Exhibitionat } wiladelphia, Secretary Delano | eft Washington to-day for Ohio, | for several weeks’ al isence, THE YELLOW({FLVER IN BUENOS AYRES, Appexl for Ai five the Sufferers of the Plagnessiticken District. | The following apnea \i\has just been received from the plague-stricken dis “rict of Buenos Ayres:— The ravages of the yellow fever in the city of Buenos Ayres, South 4 \merica, during the months of Febraary, March, Ap vil and May, 1871, are un- araileled in the history of epidemics of modern SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day, umes, Between 9 and 100,000 persons have + i . ° been attacked by ‘the! ‘disease,’ Including those | 5D rises. 5 05 | Moon rises..morn 12 06 of every pationality, age ' and — situation | Sun sets........ 705 | High water...eve 850 in life, The toral number of deaths during the montis nain\ed is variously estimated Bt Irom 16,000 to 25,000, | Out of a population of 160,000, AS the plagae in\creased in violence the eople became panic stricken and fled from the city hh great numbers, Thousan 4s of the poor were sent out by the government at ti} public expense, peing obliged to live in tents, railw ay cars, &¢., for lack OCEAN STEAMERS, DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR Tos HS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. |_Saite i) Destination. Of veter accommodations. Business was totally | Giy or Brussels [AGE 19:77) Liverpool-s++-- [15 Broadway. suspended; the banks, Cust mi House and public | Herman. Bremen, 6% Broad street, Ofices were Closed by order of the government. The | Vilie de Pari |Havre. i$ Bronaway. laboring classes who were thus de-| Anglia jAug 1 7 Rowling rived of the means of gaining. a liveli- Bean: | _powling Green ood, and at the me time subjected to | fivad , | Anny ater extraordinary expenses by ihe sickness, were Renseversts.¢:|aue if 68 Broad tt” foon reduced to absolute wan The American | Qceanic laug 19. 19 Broadway. Church and community have ha d to bear their full | Cny of London. Aus 19. ’) Broadway. suare of these evils. Nearly all w,\n0 remained mitts Australia. [Aug 19. «| Glasgow. if Bowling Green city were attacked by the iever. Over thirty-five, | 4 iW tee Minn dad errns Green Poor, chieily widoWs and Orpuans, | dependent on us Jang 98:.” [Giascow |? Bowling Groen as a Church for support. Thove of «ur number who | City of Brook'n Aug 26... Liverpool. 16 Broadway, are able have already contributed It\erally to the re- | atianty Sept 9. 19 Broadway. lief of the destitute, Another subst 'ription for tnis | Lafayetie........\Sept 9...|Havre. |58 Broadway. purpose is being raised, but in view 0! the financial embarrassment now exisung in Bue\nos Ayres, the Oficial Board of the Church determi, 1ed to ask as- sistance from irien’s in the United sta\ tes. Relying upon @ generous response to\ Uiis appeal, PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 9, 19 CLEARED, Some have advanced funds to mee: the |most urgent present demands for help, and will co\itinue to do |. e i #0, that our poor imay not want the \commonest nant mettp Paria (Br), Watson, Liverpool via Queens. necessaries of life during the winter whs\"n has just begun. Contributions may be sent to J 33 Park row, New York city, or to , Delanoy, St Domingo City, &c—Spofford Jbarleston—H R Morgan & Ostra\nder, No. ship Georgia, Crowell, ev. H.\ G. Ja es pastor of the Aimericaa Ghurch, Buem\os Ayre: sue ye Rccian thinnia trent ie oe ie 00. outh America. “ . ‘ a SD Signed by Ie W. Kirk, United States } tinisters pbirk Nornen (Nor), Heigesen, Cork or Faimouth—Funch, Dexter EB. Clagp, United ates Consul; Sa\nuel B, Kark Eldorado (Nor), Thomasen, Cork or Falmouth— Hale ¢ Oo. Zimwmersaan Fair & Co., Henry Funen, Edve & Co. i ne 3. H. Folmar Co., G 3. \ Perry, Bark Samuel Larrabee, Thompson, Antwerp—Funch, Edye Ropes, E, H. Folmar & ©o., Gardner B. vy si , Charies P. Bower & Co, Rark Caroline O Small, Small, Rotterdam—Funch, Edye & TEE ARCTIO EXPEDITION, °, Buckholz, Stettin—C Tohias & Co. [From the Newark Journal, August 9.) THE NOKTH POLE EXPEDITION, Mr. Richard Froiwein, an E druggist, is\' tn receipt of a lewer dated Port Disco, Greenland, irom Mr, Joseph Marsh, who was formerly in his emplo,¥, end accompanied Captain Hall as private secretar\y Bark Rhea (NG) Bark Fury, Loud, Gibraitar and a market—H E Sprague & 00. Bark Magdaia, Grin, Cuidad Bolivar—D A de Lima. Bark Vout (Br), Jobnson, Sugua la Grande—Waydell & 20, Rark Linda Abboit (Br), Scoby, Liverpool, NS—Geo A Philips & Collin’ Bark Vesavius, Curtis, New Orleans—N H Brigham. on his expedition to the North Voie. The advice? Bark Rosa (NG), Dinse, Wilmington, NC Toviae & Co. States that after the expedition sailed from New rorg bs cee Nottebobn (NG), Burmeister, Frontera— York on June 21, and on arriving in st. John’s fp Brig Watchmate (Br), Doricette, Demarara—J ¥ Whitney 0. Brig Orbit, Nash, Point-a-Pitre—Simpson & Clapp. if harbor, Captain Hall opened the Jetters given him under the seai of the siate Department and im- parted their contenis, which stated the nature |\ Brig Abby Watson, Cooper, Port Joh. er Bryan, And purport of the expedition, to the crew. Behe, J g Bowers, Longstreet, Tom's River, NJ— Coast correspondent says that “a better crew | tWrecking Oo, dover tote port.” The captain is. described A Cnt Sarah B Bulkley Bulkley, Providence—H W Jackson #5 an old sea tar, but of religious sentiments, 1 Elm City, Kidd, New Haven, He holds prayer meetings each Sunday, and will not & chr Evet n, Burger, Stamford, peri his men to work on that day exceptitis ab- | gyeamer Elizabeth, Cundiff, Baltimore. iutely necessary. The correspondent concludes | Steamer EN Fairchila, Trout, Philadelphia, y saying that probably nothing Will be heard trom | Stexmer Beveris, Piecce) Piladaiphia, | = A untw their return to this continent Btesvaer Concord, Norman, pohiadelpb THE MORMONS, The First Steambou Saints Exeited—A Mor for Her Rights, San? Lake, Utah, August 9, 1871. The small steamer Lady of the Lake, recently purchased by Jobn W. Young in New York, was successfully Jaunched today. whe Hawking adultery case, now before Judge McKean, has created great excitement among the ARRIVALS REPURTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACIITS, Steamsbi.o Columbia, Van Sice, Havana Aug 6, with mdse and passengers. to the Allantic’ Mail Steamslip'Co, Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC, 65 ours, ores, to the Loriliard Steamsip Uo. Sveamsbip Albemarie, Conch, Richmond, Clty Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, to the Old’ Dominion Bteameliip Co. Mantle Apri 16, Salt Lake—The on Woman Suing Ship Great Acwoiral (of Boston), Jackson, with mdse, to Frederiok Baker. ‘Passed Anjier May 16 18 company with ship SonOrk, from olla for Boston; wan olf Hop’ 4.daya, wiih beavy westerly galoes round June 9 and crossed the Fquacor July’ fein iow Bay . she. inde Inds; June 2, lat 8b Jon 21 30 F, dormons. This is the first case of (00 kind ever ip aluch (Br), bound to ihe westward. oth sua? entered by a Mormon woman? It | uerally be- | ber damaged, hheved that should she succeed 0! will take hip Waverly (Br), Celvert (inte Spoore), Calentta Aprit piaulay action, ‘ Sond Sung Heady Uhh, wih madec. 19 J Wekat 40y panned, to order. Schr Conway, French, Rockland for New York, with lime to order. Schr Ann Turnor, Gurney, Cape Ann for New York, with stone to order. Schr Henrietta, Pryor, Portland for Brooklyn, with granite to Bridge Company. Schr Sandalphon, Elwood, Portland for Greenport, with lumber, to master. Schr Exeter, Pendleton, Rockland for New York, with Ime, to J K Brown. a Schr Alice Qakes, Parsons, Gardiner for New York, with lumber, to J Boonton, Son €'Co, Schr R M Clarke, Stocking, Middietown for New York. Sehr Martha Maria, Dean, Providence for New York. Schr Ellen Barnes, Barnes, Fail River for New York. Schr Taomas Jetferson, Kelly, Stamford for Newburg. Schr Jobn Lancaster, Williams, Providence for New York. Schr Oniy Son, Erskine, Fall Kiver for New York. Schr R P King, Bliven, Bristol for Rondout, Schr James Parker, Senior, Kelly, Providence for Rondout, Schr Martha Jane, Mott, Fall River for New York, Schr Union, Biakley, Pawtucket for New York. Sehr Vapor, Johnson, Providence for Trenton. Schr.Wm L Peck, Bunce, Oyster Bay for New York. Schr H Delamater, West, New Haven for New York Scor Beile of Dennis, Chiids, Portsmouth for New York. Scbr Yankee Boy, Willams, Providence for New York. Schr White Rock. Laughran, New Haven for New York. Schr Gust, Mott, Providence for Trenton. Schr § L Crocker, Thrasher, Pawtucket for New York, hr Annie Rice, Burley, Greenwich for Albany, Schr Seud, Allen, Hartford for Trenton, Schr G 8 Burdett, Rodgers, Bridgeport for Jersey City, behr Biliow, El ae w Haven jor Trenton, Scbr Ellen Barnes, Wiicox, Bristol for Rondout. Sehr Golden Ray, Davis, Pawtackot for Philadelphia, Scbr Seaport, Vrelsor, Providence tor New York. Seur B L. Cooke, Yonng, Providence for Rondont. Kehr Maty Elizabeth, borden, Fall River tor New York, Schr & H Wharford, Sprague, Pawtucket for New York. Scbr Samuel Chartree, Sinumont, Taunton for New York, nerva, Bridgman, Fall River for New Yorks Bird, Chase, Fall River for New York. ‘h Jane, Jackson, Taunton for New York. Schr 8 W Blake, Blake, Dighton for New York. Schr Josep H Ros, Panis, Fall River for New York, chr Mary Price, Price, Pawtucket for Philadelphia. chr Sarah A. Hammond, Hatnes, Dighton for New York, Scbr J H Barilett, Harris, Providence for Philadelphia, Schr Rachel Jans, Taylor, Providence for New York. Schr North Pacific, Eaton, Providence for New York. Schr Richard Borden, Borden, Fall River for New York, Schr J HY: . Barrett, Providence for New York. Sehr Henry Gibbs, Ch New Bedtord for New York, chr Susan & Mary, Kenyon, Wareham (or New York. J 8 Smith, Snow, Wareham for New Yorke. Schr Admiral Blake, Blake, New Belford for New ¥ Sehr Orlando Smith, Lomis, Portchester for New Yor! Schr Clara Post, Ferris, Portebester for New York. Schr Cabinet, Wilson, Providence for Elizabetnport. Sebr Hannah & Bre ewport for New York. chr Forest Oak, Bradley, New Haven for Baltimore. na, Lawrence, Nantucket fur New York. ‘ake, Endicott, Providence for Philadelphia, Burr, Boston for Philadetuian, Millen, Brown, Providence for South Amboy. eed,’ Phinney, Lynn for New ork. ro, Fleming, Providence for Elizabethport. ve Elizabeth, Day, Portiand for New York. r Rappaliannock, Edward for Philadelphia, hr Isabella, Strange, Taunton for New Yor! br 8 H Ster: Findlay, Boston for New York. Schr A V Bergen, Thompson, Salem for Philadelphia Sebr G L Lovering, Hathaway, Tanoton for Port Sounson, ‘hr Asher 8 Parger, Carpenter, Gien Cove for New York. Schr MP King, Swift, Providence for New York. Schr M E Taber, Aldridge, Port Jefferson for New York. Schr Martha Jane, Mott, Fall River for New York, Sehr Lamerer, Lameyer, Newburyport for New York. Schr Wellington, Chase, Rockland for New York. Sehr Josephine, Caswell, Newport for Elizavethport, Schr Monitor, Chane, New Bedford for New York. Schr Indiana, Hill, Norwich tor Norfolk. Schr Sarah Gurney, Gurney, New Haven for Rondout. Sehr M Fletcher, Sargent, Providence for New York, Scbr J P Ross, Ball, Pali River for Albany. Schr K J Hoyt, Cranmer, New Haven for Virginia. Sehr M'A Falconer, Wilson, Rockport for New York. Schr Marv Louisa, Chase, Fall River for New York. Scur J H Youmans, Hunt, Wiekford tor Elizabethport. Schr Senator, Cofl, Boston for New York. Schr Edward’ Wooten, Young, Brookhaven for New York, Kehr F Merwin, Fall River tor Klizabetbport Behr Pennaylvania, Boston tor New York. Sehr AM Acker, Hrie, Norwalk for New York, Sloop Rhode Island, Healy, Sag Harbor for Elixabethport. Schr Neilie Bloomiela, Hobnre, Stamford for New York. Steamer Albatross, Davis, Bosion for New York, mdse and Parsenge #teamer Galatea, Nye, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers. rk, BOUND RAST, Bteamship Norwich, Hines, New York for Satem. New York for St Jobn, Nis, Brig Jo ) New York tor Glouceater, Brig (not scur) Laura (Br), McKay, New York for Wind- sor, NS. Solir P & Reading RR, tt, Dyer, Philadelphia f Sehr Enterprise, Mo indeiphin for Binck Rock, New York for Roslyn. Schr Onward, Graham, New York for Nanwueket. Sehr Grand Island, St Clair, New York for Rockport. Scnr AT Miner, Miner, New York for Taunton. Sebr King Bird, amp New York for St John, NB, (ery , Schr MA Hyer, Butier, Baltimore for New Haven, behr Neptune, Jones, Elizabetbport for Pawtucket, Behr Cordelia, Ferrts, Hoboken for Warren. Schr James Buchanan, Kelly, Schr Empire, Baker, iy, Elizabehport for Derby. zabelhport for New London, Schr M & Mills, Murray, New Vork for Cow Bay, Sehr Antecedent, Penileton, New York for New Haven, Schr V Barkalew. Holmes, New York for New Haven, Schr Montgomary, Seely, New York for New Haven, Sehr Percy, Caldwell, New York for Lastport. Behr Newport, Miller, New York for Windsor, NS. Sehr Frances Anne, Carpenter, New York fof New Haven, gerd © Sheppard, Syeppard, Charleston for New Hi Behr J A Brown, MoGuire, New York for Cow Sebr Amelia, Carberry, Albany for Mauhasset. Bebr Nellie Chase, Upton, Elizavethport for Providence, Solir Ella, Sammit, New York for Huntington, Bebr Isawe Sherwood, Baker, Haverstraw for Providence, Sehr Garland, Lavsiey, New Vork tor Newport. Bebr Wm K Fie ‘erklus, Philadelphia tor Providence. Pols Helga Mar, Ward. Lsizabetivort tor Providence, Scar A B Buckley, Buckley, New York tor Providence. Bchr Helle Seamaa, Seamisn, Kvizabelbport for New Lon- don. Elizabethport for Boston. Ryan, Vhiladelpnia for Newport. Schr EF y, Lewis, South Amboy for Middletown, dteamer Albatross, Davis, New York for Boston. Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York for Providence. ‘Steamer Wallace, Jersey City for New London. Wiirrerowe, LI, Aug 9—11:50 PM. Three schooners for the southward have just got in, and bave anchored off the flats oppostte. SAILED. Steamships Parthia, for Liverpool; Wisconsin, do; Helve- tia, London ; Tybee, St Domingo City, &c; Georgla, Uyaries- ton, ‘Wind At sunset NW, light, Marine Disasters. SmP Narren—The following are the particulars of the loss of ship Napier, at Baker's Island, before reported by telegraph from San Francisco:—The Napier arrived at Baker's Island April1, 40days from Melbourne, and made fast to the moorings on the 2d, Everything appeared favor- until the 16th, when the wind shifted and it was with difiiculty that the ship was kept clear of the rocks, In afternoon was compelied to get under way and stand out to sem: returned on the Lh, after, which, everything pro. gressed favorably until the 22d.’ At 6 o'clock on the morning Of that date the bridie-chain of the moorings parted, and the trades blowing quite fresh at the time caused the ship to drift off aconsiderable distance before there was an oppor- tunity to get lines ont and make fast to the buoy again, Made sail and stood in with the intention of making fast to the moorings, when an order was received from the Superin- tendent to stand out to sea and return early on the moruing Of the 24th, which was done, ond in coming in under easy sail (to make fast to the moorings), the ship being about one alle from the northwest point of thé island, with the mooring buoys in sight open to the westward, the wind moderate a the time from about east by north, ( Snow, came alongside {n @ whaleboat, wnen the ship was hove to, with the main and mizzen (opsail aback, to receive him. immediately after he came on board the he'm was put up to keep the ship away (her head being southward and to- Ward the island), shivering the after yards; and nding that rather slowly took in the spanker and afterstay- ; but finding that she still went off rather slow and was ‘ing the island, and also finding that there was a strong southerly current running, braced the foretopsall aback to Gant her off more, and vefore ansthing else could be done the ship struck the extreme end of the coral reef off the northwest point of the island, it being then about § o'clock in the morning. She ‘mmediately canted round with her head to the castward and remained fast by her tore foot, siriking heavily amidships on the reef, Backed all the salls and set the maintopgnilantsai) to try and back her off, but without success, as she remained immovable. The pumps were sounded several times without finding any sighs of the ship making water, Sounded arouna the ship and arcertuined that there were 15 fathoms of water under the stern, 10 fath- oma under the main chains on the port side, 0 fathoms on the starboard side and only 15 feet under the stem. The ship had about 1,180 tons of guano on board and was drawing a little over 20 feet. She continued striking on the reef with such violence that it. was —almos impossible for persons to keep on their feet, while the maste were bending ike whips Pieces of the’ Keel come menced floating alongside, when the pumps were again sounced, with 8 feet of water inthe well, was no hope of getting the ship filling rapidly, lowered all the leave her. Lighters, which had been signalized for some time previou alongaide, and all the effects of the crew, to: gether with a quantity of provisions and also several spare falls for making teuta, were sent on shore, By this time tie ship wan gradually wetting down 1n, the water by the stern and bending amidships. At three o'clock in the afternoon the Superintendent and his men left the sip after renderin, the most valuable assistance. Mr, Wood, the carpenter ani assistant at the island, took charge of the chronometera, barometers, &c., which he carried safely on shore. He aiterwards “remained on the beach and took charge of the effects and _ provision were landed, Sounded the pumps at half-past and found 113 feet of water in the hold. ‘The ship con. tinued striking #0 violently that we momentarily expected to see her break up and the masts co over the side. Con ing it unsax to remain any longer on board, uli hands left the ship fn the lifeboat and gig and landed on’ the beach near the wharf, where we were kindiy welcomed by Capt Snow and assistants, and entertained by them in a most hospitable The s\ip did not disappear until three days. after: fs; we wend on board every day until then to obtain what provisions we conld get, bul found it difficult work, as she filled witn water after the second day. The ship canted over on her port side, which increased every day‘until the 27th, when she went over, leaving nothing in view except the starboard pow and as far along as the main riguing. Nothing ‘was to be seen next day, except the imizzentopmast, and to: ward night that algo disappeared. Part of her bow floated ashore, all that remained of the noble ship. BRIG CHIMUORAZO, Iying at Catharine street wharf, Phil- adelpuia, was struck by lightning yesterday morning (8th), foremust shivered and forecastle deekhouse badly ‘The cook was slightly Injured. Brie PoNvERt, Handy, from Glace Bay for New York, with coal, put into'Portland 8th inst, leaking 2000 strokes per hour, Sour MFLONA M KNOWLES, of New York, from Phila- deiphia for Boston, ran ashore in thick weather on the morn. ing of the Sth inst, between Robinson's Hole and Warren Point, Vineyard Sound. The steamtug William Stroud ‘went to her assistance aud hauled her off without damage, Ex- penses #500, The M M Knowis arnved at Vineyara Haven on the &h and proceeded on the 9th for destination. Sonn Romp, Fanning. from Portsmouth, of and for Lubec, Ugnt,’ went ashore 6th inst, at 10 PM, on Safi Rock, near West Quoddy Light, during a thick fog. Superintendent, Capt Finding there » and also thatshe was id tuade preparations to There was's heavy swell; stern stove, house washed off and Yessel rolied over on ber side. Wii! probany a tot aaterial saved in damaged condition, (The Romp was tons, built at Tremont in 1852.) Scum GEN ANDERSON, Neuman, of Cape Porpotse, went ashore 5th, on western breaker, near Hainmond's Harbor, Georgetown, Me. ‘The hull wili probably prove a total loss: 8 one side is stove in, the keel gone and deck gone as far back aa the foremast.’ She was got off and toweu up to the harbor, The crew arrived at 7th, Sem — Know zs, of New York, trom Philadelphia for Boston, went ashore on'Naushon on Monday night. She was hauled off yesterday after throwing overboard 0"tons coals and towed into Vineyard Haven, by steamer W Strout, for which she received $400, ScuR ADRIAN, Eucrept, from Shulee, NS, for New York, Sprung aleak and sunk pear New Haven. She was floated olf following tide and towed tato New Haven, Miscellaneous, We are under obligations to the purser of the steamship Columbia, from Havana, for the prompt delivery of our flea and despatches, THF SAVANNAM Dry DocK—Althouch many persons de- nounced the pian of building a dy dock on the tars land opposite the city when the matter was discussed and. work commenced in’ 18%, yet with almost insurmountable ob- stacles to overcome, the completion of this, one of the great. est enterprises, either public or private, ever planned {n this locai:ty, can be announced. The dock is now completed suf- ficiently to take in a vessel of the largest capacity that can “enter our waters. The only work’ left undone is the cutting of a channel sull- ciently wide and deep for the opening and closing of the caisson gate. We re On several occasions referred to the work ak ft proj eased upon this mammoth en- terprise, and now, as the work iso far advanced as to be ready for docking the early part of the present week, we will state for the benefit of the marine that the length of the dock Jn 345 vy BO feet Lop and 43 feet. bottom width. ‘The pumps are the largest and most powerfal ever used in this section of country, and are capable of throwing about eighteen thon- sand gallongof water per minute. The entrances to the dock has been thoroughly dredged, and annel way allowing eighteen feet of approach on'a spring, and from sixteen to sixteen and a hair feet on an ordinary high tide. Savannah Advertiser, Aug 6, Lavnonen—From the yard of J W Coffin & © field, July 29, a tine achr called the Wigwam. in Cherry- ‘be measures 124 tong and will be commanded by Capt Win Fields, of Mill- ridge. aero, the yard of Otis Lunt, at Stillwater, the schr Cassan- ra, She ts intended for the blueberry trade between Cherry- Calais and Eastport, om the yard of J Ws three-masted cbr of 300 t wart, in Machiasport, July 81,0 gnm. She ts called the Lavidia F Warren, and is to be commanded by Capt Wm Johnson, She is owned by Capt Johngon and others of Machiaspor, W. H Hemmen way, of Machias, and parties in New York. Notice to Mariners. HALFWAY ROOK, COAST OF MAINE, Notice is hereby given that a fixed white light, varted py red flashes once In every minute, will be extibited from the recently erected lighthouse tower on Halfway Rock, jn Casco Bay, Maine, on the evening of August 15, 181, ‘The color of the tower is gray, sixty-six feet in height above the face of the ri ‘The \ilaminating apparatus is of the third order. Bearings—Seguin lighthouse E 1249 miles; Mark Island Monuwent Ni § miles; Portiand Head liht W726 miles; pe Elizabeth lighthouses WSW 9 miles, CANADA—RIVER 8T LAWRENCE Notice bas been given by the Department of Marine and Fisheries, Canada, that an iron lightship haa been #t by the government of the Dominion of Canada on Red land Reef, River 8: Lawrence. ‘The voasel is moored In ten fathoms depth of water, and lies in a northeasterly direction from Red Inland, a iittlé open to the north of Hare Island, with the red buoy lying about half a mile ina west-south- wesieriydirection. A fixed white eatop tric light 1s exhibited from the foremast of the said vessel during the season of navigation, at an ele- vation of 34 feet from the d ind will probably be seen at a distance of twelve miles, The Nght was first shown on the 9th inst, | ‘The vessel is painted red, with the words Red Island Lightship on each of her sides in large white letters, 4 rteam fog-whiatic haa been placed on the above named Vightship, and during thick and foggy weather and snow storms will be sounded for 10 seconds in every minute, thus making an interval of nity seconas between each blast, The whistle will probabiy be heard at the distances follow. ing—Ist, in calm weather, 1 miler; 2d, with the wind, 20 milies : 34, stormy weather, from 5 to 8’ miles; 4th, against the wind, from 3 to 6 mi Whalemen. Arrived at Russell May 30, Albion bark Crown .Jp shield; taken ahi 50 bb perm; reporter 8 wince leaving port; Milton, 260 bbis sperm off since leaving port; bark Low Slocum, having taken 2) bbis sperm slice leaving port. Salled May 81, bark Cleone, to cruise; June 2, James Maury, cruise. Balled from Sydney, June 00, bark Highland Mary, cruise. At Howland’s Island, April’ 32, ship Champion, ‘800 bbls sperm ofl. Parrived! at Fiji Islands June 5, bark facie, Gifford. 450 bbls Rott. and salle! 18th on acruise; 18 ih, bark Tamerlane, ‘ordharm, 350 bbia oil. Spoken, Bark arte (Nic), from Palermo for Philadelphia, Ang 8, lat 89 55, lon 73 80 (by pilot boat Fannie, No 17), Foreian Ports. BAKER'S ISLAND, June B0—In port, ship Royal Saxon (Br), Tucker, from Melbourne, had 20) tons guano on board. Arrived nt do May 1, ship Mary (Bri, Phinney, Manila, took om board 1,600 tons’ gnano (and sailed May W for Eu: rope). ERMUDA, Avg 1—Arrived, barks Chancellor, Coffin, New York, to ake cargo of bark’ Evening Star; 3d, Eliza Barun, ‘Veney, Halifax, In port Aug 6 (not July), mes Welsh, Hammond, from New York for Barbator f putting Jn unkuown, Also in port, bark Evening Star, Brightman, restt HRISTIANSAND, Aug 6—AFrived, steamship Humboldt, Barardou, New York for Stetiin via ‘Copenhagen (and pro: ceeded). CALCUTTA, Aug 2—Sailed, ship Pride of the Port (Br) Foster, Boston, HLAMDENAS, July Bl—Ratled, brig Redwood, a port north of atteras, wLAAnIEN, July 22-Sailed, brig Springbok (Br). New MFLBOURNE, June 18—Arrit ship Black Prince (Br), Inga, New ‘York’ (before moorkectly eporied arrived at byiney). MATANZA8, July 80—Arrived, briga Fermina (Sp), Pensa- cola; Merriwa, Portland; Sls “Agnea Mortany Baltimore; | at a July 31 brie Anne igo York; Catharine Scott, | le |, bri ni uy lew York; Cat ine at Pensncoin}” Aug 1 bark BW Holbrook, ‘Butisore via Tie: vana. Rwoastse, NSW, June %—Armived, ship Flying Eagle, Lewis, Melb Rebecca Jane, Cooper, San Fran- — jelbourne, June Br brig, elsco; 17, ship Fiorella, Peabody, Hong Kong. \ In port July lat ships St John, Chapman; Old Dominion, Morse, and Helios, Burton, for’ San Francisco, lg; barks Agate, Brown, and Antipodes (Br), Fosdack, for do do. NNGNIX 18LAND, May 80—In port, ship Emerald, Lull, for Savannah, Idg, had 1,180 tons guano on boara, ‘Of and on do, ship Geo Green, Kirby, trom San Francisco, wig departure of the Emerald, URENSTOWN, Aug $—Arrives, steamship City of Wa: n, Jones, New York (and left fur Liverpool), Prussian (Br), Dutton, UEDRC, Aug 7-Arrived, steamer SOUTHAMPTON, Aug #—Arrived, steamship Deutschland, Liverpoo! Neynaber, New York (and left for Bremen). Srpwnv, NSW, June 1¢—Arrived, chip Annie Lise, Lake- man, Melbourne, Salied 14th, ship River Lune (By). Williams, San Fran- cisco; 10th, Bark Thos 8 Stowe (Br), San Francisco via New- castle. In port July 1, ships Lady Bowen (Br), Plonolata ‘and San Franciaco; Rajab, Hal ST Jouns, PI Rog 29—In, New York next day; J Cofiil, 1 do; C P Williams, da for do. St Jago, July 27—Sailed, bark Mav Queen, Boston. Sr JOHN, NB, Aug 7—Arrived, brixs Robin (Br), Douglass, meant as WR Wate Tor Rae Vor Cleared 7th, schr jailer, for . TURKS ISLAND, July 13--Arrived, brig A R Storer, Adams, Boston; i4ih, barked Pearson, Taylor do. (smce reporte ldg for Philadelphia) ; scr Village Belle, Rowe, Coro, American Port: ALEXANDRIA, Aug 8—Arrived, schr CP Gerrish, Bos- ton. BOSTON, Aug 8—Arrived, US. steamer Tallapoosa, McRitchie, Portsmouth; brigs Golconda, Ford, Baltimore: Kodiak, Dapney, do; Mary E Dana, O'Neill, Phiiadeiphia; schrs Mi , Hammond, Ponce, PR Bridgman, Hart, Georeetown, DU; Henry Adelbert, Fisk, Baltimore A Heaton, Phinney; RW Tull, Ingersoll William Wallace, Thomas Sinvickson, Cain, and H ae Webb, Philadetpnin; Magele P Sita, Grace; Northern hight, tre- il Koret, Crocker, Philadelphia; R_& 8 Corson, Cor- son; Rertha Souder, Wooster, and Henry Crosky, Patterson, Philadelphia; Garland, Libby, Port Johnson; Carrie H Bpof- ford, Thompson, Elizabethport; Matanzas. Perkins, do Altavela, Robinson, do; Ruth Thomas, Dodge, Hoboken ‘Allda, Cummings, Newburg, NY; Cabot, Parker, New York Cleared—Steamer_ William Kennedy, Hallett, Baltimore ip Eleano, Brown, New York? schra (ov Baltimore; E tnglieh, Crowell, Phila- earet Oak, Tukey, New York; adelphia, , steamer William Kennedy; barks Daniel Draper, Sarah A Blaiadell, and Fredonia; brig Bogota; also sailed, sieamship Trizol ‘gth—Arrived, bark C Starrett, from Buenos Ayres; F B Fay, Robbins, Liverpool; schr Hydrangea, trom New York, Also arrived, steamer Alliance, from New York 3 brig Open. Sea, Philadelpma. BALTIMORE, Aug 8—Arrived, barks New Light, Le- tournan, Rio Janeiro; Lord Baltimore (Br), Huxlord, do; Pleiades (Br), Campbell, Sagua; brig Lizzle Troop (Bry Newell, Martinique. Cleated Ship Lawrence Brown, Bray, Boston: bark Talls- man (Er), Blachford, Pernambuco; brizs Monarch (Br), Yol- land, London; Blanche (Br), Dexter, West Indies. Ralled—Scbr Artic, St Johns, PR. BRUNSWICK, Ga, Aug 3—In pare ships Almira (Br), Grace, and Kooria Mooria (Br), Hildreth, disg; barke Alice saint (Br), Losberg, for Rio Janeiro lag} Policy (Br), Ink- ater, for do. BANGOR, Aug 6—Arrived, brig Katahdin, Sauncers, New York ; schre Georgia, Parker, Elizabethport; General’ Coy- nor, Partridge, Philadelphia; ag) Gott, and July Fourth Cobb, New York; 7th, brig Surprise, Smith, Boston, to load for Haytt; sehr Mary Limburner, Lanai, New York. BATH, Aug 5—Arrived, echrs Gen Washington, Peck, New Ye Daylight, McFadaen, Philadelphia; 6th, Annie Light, Davidson, do; "Franconia, Leavitt, Wilmington, NC; 7th, abip Crea: ent City, Delano, Cagliari, RIDGEPORT,' Aug 9—Arrived, achrs Aloe, Crossley, gins, NS; Clara Sawyer, Branscom, Jacksdnvile: Vit Queen, Conklin, Georgetown, DO; Chas § Hazard, ‘k, Elizabethport ; James K Polk, Buikley, New York ; sloops Dupotch, Lynch, Cold Spring; @J Demarest, Sacket Huntington; Grace Darling, Cole, Yarmouth; Randall Green, Allen, Elizabethport; Francis Anne, Carpenter, New York. Cleared—Schrn P Rose (Br), Croasicy, Cheverle, Ns; Mariel, CHARLESTON. ing 9—Balled, steamship So 7 ; ESTON, Ang 9—Salled, steams th Beckett, New York. = Leet ites ta) DARIES, Gh, Aug 3—Arnved, schr Frank & Nellie, Gre- "Geared-Barks Miranda (Br), Morgan, Liverpool; Vis ‘ared— ; n, ; count Canning (Br), Hofseth, Plymouth, B” 3 4th —Arrived, bark John 8 Harns, Davis, Philadelphia, EAST GREENWICH, Aug 6—Arnived, schr Fanny Haz- ard, Lawrener, Elizabevsport, FERNANDINA, Juy 29—Cleared, echr Starlight, Robin- son, Caloarieu (Letere reported for Fall River), Aug 2—Arrived, bark Almira Coombs, Wilson, Savannah, Bd—Cleared, schir J C Libby, Libby, Fall River, FALL RIVER, Aug 5—Arrived, 'schra Roanoke, Foss, Philadelphia; Nalad Queen. Chase, Hoboken, nonlledSelira Richard Borden, ‘and Minerva, Brightman, jew York. 6ia—Arrived, schr Ida Lewis, Heustis, Jacksonville. Drummond, for liday (to sail Jaly it, brigs © A Hoard, for for aes Aviot (Br), 06. for 5 ‘th—Saijiea, schrs Mary Mershon, Brightman; Lady Ad- ams, Sullivan, and Fountain, Bennett, New York. 2 Gh VESTON, Aug 7—Arrived, steamship City of Galves- luridge, New York. KSONVILLE, Aug 5—Arrived, schr T W H White, Smith, Savannah, : Cieared--Schr Kureka, Moore, New York. yEUBEC, Augd—arrived, sehr Gen Meade, Alien, New ork. NEW ORLEANS, Aug 4—Arrivea, bark Norton, Bremen via Key West. Below, coming up, ship Alhambra, OGleared_Sbip JL Disamock, Lincoln, leared— ymmock, Lincoln, Liverpool ; Mauislie (Br), Gale, do. Moria Bde SouTuw rat Pass, Aug 4—Ralled, bark Hilda, NEWBURYPORT, Aug 7—Arrived, schr E & L Marts, Marts, Philadelph Salléd.—Schr J M Fitzpatrick, Smith, Philadelphia, NEW BEDFORD, Ang 7—Arrived, scurs, G Ly Lovell, Rockport for Naw York ; Elm City, Kelley, do for do; George W Whistler, Jr, Crosby, Boston for do. &th—Arrived, achr Lamartine, Iiutler, Philadelphia, NEWPORT,” Aug 7, PM—Arrived, _echrs Connecticut, Staplin, and Joseph E Pous, Davis, Elizabethport; Ney, Chare, New York; Nausett, Mayo, Orleans for New York? Sunbeam, Meyueen, Providence, for Trenton; 8 L Crocker, Thrasher, Pawtucket, for New York; Mary Mershon, Bright. man, Fall River for do; Jonas © Chew, Paull, Tauaton for do. Sailed—Schrs Black Diamond, Davis, and Roxanna Burley, Crapo, New York for New Hedford; Iris, Nye, do for Ware. | ham; Martha P King, Swift, Providence for New York. &th—Arrived, schrs © W Kentiey, Baker, Rockport for New York; Phil Sheridan, Mur, + Fall River for New York; Lady Adams, Sullivan; do for do; Central Amertea, Williatas’ do for Georgetown, DO; Miunie, Errickson, Providence tor Philadelphia; Nellie Brown, Higgins, Richmond, Me, for Richmond, Va; sioop Auu B Hoimes, Jackson, New York for Cohasnet Narrows. Wind SW, with thick fog. NORWICH, Aug 7—Arrived, schrs Hamourg, and Favor. ite, Phiiadelphia; Ida # Silabee, aud Chief, Ronaout; HC Perkins, New York. POKTLAND, Oregon, July 27—Arrived, bark Skiddaw (Br), Stevenson, Newport, E. PHILADELPAIA, Aug Arrived, bark Marianna VII | (Forty oncalves, Lisbon; brige John Pierce, Townsend, Jardenas; Jas Croaby, Fargo, Pensaool: schre Charles | McCarthy, Norgrave, Turks Island; Jos Fish, Turner, Ports. mouth; “Alfred Keen, Brow, Portiand; James Warren, Driske, New York; Jennie A Shevpard, Woibert, Boston; uk, Gates, New York; H P Simmons, Godfrey, Danvers: New Bedford; & it Atwood, Morris, 1, Maine, rovidence ; es) Hall, Fall River; Julia Crawl Youn Danve fLugene Borda, Dakes, Salem; J A Par 1s, Young, do; 3 Russel), Smith, Boston; J A Cray ‘ord, Young, do; SPM Tasker, Allen, do; J E’ Simmont foung, do. ClearedBark Maggie, McNutt, Amsterdam; bria H K White, Finley, Hallowell; schrs Joseph Fish, Turner, Porte. mouth; 8 Wooster, Leland, do; James Warren, Drisko, do; Clara WEI Clay ‘Onin, 0 Boston; Boston, Nickers man, do} Eugene Borda, Duke: jates, do; Julia Crawford, Young, Danversport; ? "A Grau, bake, Roston; ‘HP Simmons, Godfrey, Wellfleet; M J Fisher,’ Lawrence, Lynn; Ephraim’ & Anna,’ Green, Boston; Anna’ Myr ichards, Provincetown} BP M Tasker, Allen, Hoston; J A ons, Young, do} Hampton, Gott, Portland; Susan Stetson, Yates, Kast Cai bridge; Kate E Rich, Rich, Boston: F Jameson, do; Crescent Leda Wilks, Providence; Mart! Wiley, Lynn: & W Huddell, Maloy, Gloucester; son, Connelly, Lynn. Md | Ang &Below last night, ship Angeliqne, from verpool. ‘Arrived--Brig Torrid Zone, for ordera; steamer Granite State, from New York; sehr Patrick MeCabe, with the Con- tinental Bay Clab from Fortress Monroe 6th and Cobb's Island 6th (arrived yesterday and sailed this AM all well), k Schamyi, two others ‘and several brigs passed out to-day. Brig unknown paseed in this AM, and a large bark at 3 PA. The rae remains, PORTLAND, Aug 7—Arrived, brig Frank E Allen, Phila- delphiv; schra'Edwin Reed, Hawes, Georgetown, DC; In- duatry (Br), Branscomb, Grand Locke, NB, for Philadelphiat Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ Harriet Fulien, Wil Jara, Albany; Ethaa Allen, Blake, and EB H Willard, Wal- Jace, Philadelphia; Mary Farrow, Bagley, Bangor for New ork. Sth—Arrived, schrs W A Sargent, Sargent, Elizabetbport; Pearl, and ? S'Lindsey, New York Cleares—Brig Iza, Thompson, Pernamouco; Savage, Norton, New York. PORTSMOUTH, Aug 3—Arrived, schrs Active, Coombs, Philadelphia; Maty Lee Newion, Murphy, Georgetown; Walt ter Hall, folman, New. York; Thomas G Smith, Bacon, Philadelphia; 4th, Equal, Titus, New York; Jeddie, Turner, and Baitic, Parker, Port Johnson: Olive Branch, French: New York; Sth, Maggie Mulver, Rollins, Philadeiphia; Eva: Mne, Gilmore, Kondot PROVIDENCE, Aug 6—Arrived, schra Wild Pigeon, Endi- cot, Georgetown, DO; Mary Ella Talph, Philadelvbia; Mary 3 Ward, Ward, do; Samer Alderdice, Wille Angeline sehr George Vanclea!, Carter, Etizabethport; Lavinah Bell, Bayles, New- burg; mre A Mount, Young, do; Luna, Rong, Bilas Wright, Brown, do} Sarah’A ( urney, do; Kate & Mars, Cogswell, do for Pawtucket; Kate ‘Scranton, Patmer, New York; Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, di Salled—Rark Metz (Rr), Clelland, Ba‘tum@ri Irons, frous; Jesse ¥iamson, Jr, Corsone and 1 Philadelphia; Mary, ‘Richardson Philadelphia); A G Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Croton; Marga Jane, Kenedy, Haverscraw; Gen Bank York (or Bangor); Lonisa, Hamlyn ; Estelle, Furniss; James M Bayles, Arnold, and Alida, Knowles, New York. PAWTUCKET, Aug 7—Arrived, scbr Kate & Maty, Cogge- weil, Rondout, Salled—Schrs Franklin Plerce, Filandon, Davia, New York, RICHMOND, Aw Bourne, and G'B Upton, Roberts, Now York. SAN "FRANCISCO, July 81—Salied, ship Kimoe (Br), Scott. Valparaino, SAVANNATL Aug &—valled, stenmahip Virgo, Bulkley, ar i, steamships San Salvador, Ntok nd rrived, steame@hi; fan ivador, lokhergon, al Montgomery, Faircloth, ew York; sehr’ Ware, from Cat island, Clented—Sobr Enchantress, New Yore. SALEM, Aug i—Arlveds achre Thorpus Fish, Willey, Alox- Hinore M A. McGaban, Call, Fitzgerald, 7—Artived, steamships Wyanoke, andria: J'D Foster, Gould, Philadelphia; J Olark, Dix; Mary C Lions, Stevens; Decors Glark; RW Godirey, Batchelder; DB kvorett, Emery, an W F Phelps, Ruver, Philadelphia; American Kagle, MéFar- tend, Saige betty ort; J M MeCloskey, Crowell, and Fred arren, R Koobing, i STONINGTON. ay. 8—Arrived, aclire Guy R Photos, Sha: Jer, Jacksonville? TP Hagard, Dickens, Block Taland. VINEVARU HAVEN, Aug 8, PM--A?rived, briga Antelope, Peters, Baitinore for Boston; & Bernart, Coon! Epiled iM hig tor do; Gog KB Dale, Piorge, do for i A amer, F A | RPRNRILAM: Rowe, Lewis, Clifford, Rerkland for New York. Salied Bigs’ Dirigo, Caseat Antelope, E_ Bernard, Geo E Dale, “Gen Gaunt, Jona. Siusmon, je Vandusery Jobn Cadwatader, Win tice, Phenix, Abbie Ingalis, M Knowles, Dresden, Willie Perry, Jas 8 Watson, Moses Pat- ten, Litzlo D Small, Marsenibo. Abbie, Kate M. Fae oar une ©, Gov Cony, Reward (ir), 0 Loeser, Charlie & Heath, Wm H Rowe. ‘Aug 6—Arrived, schr Angler, Besse, New YSVILMINGTON, NO, Ang 7—Cleared, bark Victoria, Pes| rez, Linsly, Grenada, WI; schrs Mahaska, Bunker, Boston3 Mendenz (NG), Huser, Bremen, 2 ____ MISCSLLA. A —ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERyx, OFFICIAL DRAWING OF AUGUST 1, 1871, No. Prize.| No. Py : 7M. a0) 17498. ise,| No. Prize.| No, Prize! 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