The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1871, Page 8

8 BUFFALO Last Day of the, Sixth Annnal Trotting, Meeting. ie yf Splendid Contes4s-—-Greatest Time on Re- cord Zr Successive Heats. wth nnn PADS: —_ “Parney WHiiA0%—noth distinguished winners at fqur miles; “Heimbold 18 well kuowWa, but Barney ‘Wattams, Routh, le #0 Alter hp Yietory for heats, at St, Lows, @ month 5 conciusions with the flyers: had astonished the over sixteen hands His sive was the distingul aad his dam the great race horse NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, ly tn tne orth, | areal jour-mil he came here to 3; the one-forty ime ublte, Barney is a chestnut, igh, and a powerful animal, ished stallion Leaipeton, ndal. ‘The races will be unusually interesting. The first race On the programme is the Kenner Stakes, for three-year-olds, and wit be one of great interest, as —_ or ten horses will start, mctuding Harry bas- sett, Nellie Ransom, Nathan Oaks, &c. the Summer Handicap, two and a quarter miles, ‘will come off, e horses are handicapped, will take place on the 17th, roy. Moselle, Abdel Keder, John Merryman, On the sauie day The steeple chase, for which nineteen . “ 7 ” i Already great interest 1s taken here im the issue Judge Brigham, a “@'reen Forse,” Wins of the races, and wazers are making quite freely on the 2:40 Race— ‘de is Sold on the Track Zor $30,000. Goldsmith Mat/, Victor in the “Free for All Purse”—f (319 8-4—2:19 1-4—2:19, BUFFALO, August 11, 1871, The trot 4g meeung at the Buflalo Driving Park closed 1H evening betore the setting of the sun. 1 has Of en a very successful one, and passed olf eauistae? yrily to all, concerned. We nad two trot- Ung COF ,lests toxlay, the first being for horses that have Tsever beatga 2:4. For this there were Uur- leek / entries, six/ ot which came to the post, Uiese belt: Mr Hupphrey’s chestuut gelding Judge Fu criom, A. (©. Green's bay stallion Judge Bry sham, J. HK Leveti’s vorrel stallion Vosburzi, F/O, CRamnberjain’s brown gelding Frank Hobart, Wenyon & Burke's black gelling &. H. turke, and 4... Jones’ oar gelding Ashiand Pet. The cihers were airaid off sguage Fullerton aud Judge Prezhain. dude F Aeron was a great favoriie before the start, bv ty/after tho second heat, Judge Brigham had 4 at tong odds. Tre latter was sold alter 4, and we were tolé by Mr, James Irving, o! New forks that he has kad contro! of the horse for he} mst year, but that he gave hum up to-day as #00) Yas he was brought on the track. Two finer gre borses than Judge Failerton and Judge Brig 4a) penever appeared en the turk, Brigham wou we a pm most extraordinary time. ie socom) trot Was for ail horses for a $5,000 T airse—$8,000 to the first, $1,590 10 the second and + BOO to the third—with an additonal premiuin of ! §4.00 10 ine horse making the fastest time, pro- wabag it veat Dexter's tine, Which was 2 1744. The arses entered were Benjamin Daniel's bay more merican Girl, W. H. Dolde’s bay mare Lucy and jMuvad Vovie’s bay mare Goldsmith Maid, The latter won the rac? tn three straight heats, making the * fastest Uiree consecutive heats by a second that was ever troned. Tie following are the details of the Aport.as it come of :— . FIRST TROT—2:40 PURSE, * First Hrat—J. B. Burke vook the lead at the start, @adge Fullerton second, Judge brigham gird, Frank Hobart fourth, Vosburgh filth and Ashland @ixui, When they passed the quarter pole Judge Fullerton fed batt a iengih, J. H. Burke second, ‘Vosburgi third, Frank Hobart fourth, Brignam Htih and Asfiand Pet sixt Judge Fullerton @peued a gap along the backstretch, but Judge Brigham becoming steady at this point, 4rotied very fast At the inree-quarter pole Judge Fullerton was four leugiis im front » Who was one length aneal of Judge the others practically out of the race, righam passed burke near the flush, but 1 nor qulie overtake Judge Fullerton. The dime to tie quarter pole Was Ud‘s, Une lall-mile pole 1.12, and tue heat 2:25 4, | Sicound Hea!,—d. It. Burke took the lead, Judge Fal | 4erton second, Judge Brignain third, the others tollow- | au, close beuind., At tue quarter pole Judge Fulier- ton ied two ljeagihs, J. A. Burke second, two lengths ahead of Judge Brigham, the oinersas belore. Juige richam mauve a sjlendid burst down the back- siretcn, aud at the hulf-mile pole was on even aerms with Judge Fullerton, and tne race then be- «ame a maten between these fine young horses, Judge Brigham gradually beat Jadge Fullerton from Abe hali-muie pole 0 the stand, winning by two | Jengtis and a hall, tne last halt ine being trotted An J:09'5, Burke was third, Asdland Pet fourta, and Ube others distanced. ‘Time to the qharter' pote thirty-siX and ¥ hall seconds; to the helf-nitle pote, 3:12, and heat, 222 Judge Brighain Was then suid | aus above noted, Th rd Heai.—The start Was a good one. Going Bround the upper tura Judge brigham went to the drontund ied a jength and a nali to ue quarter pole, Judge Fullertou second, Burke Uurd aga Ashiand | Pet jourih. Fuilerton broke up svon ater starting, | the result of the four-inile rac TENSIS AS A TEDION. Mise Claflin Putting Herself Forward fax a Candidate for Cangress— Address to th’s Gere macs of the Righth District. “Here's fun!” “Tennie ©, Clatia 18fup for Gon- gress.’ “She ts going to run for ho Enghta dis trict!” Such exclamations as thes were heard. from a number of persons whoybent on as much, merviment as they could get on a warm, sultry eyen- ing, nied toward tie classic rey/ons of Irving Hal, where Tennte ©, Claflin neldfa levCe'to ber tetare constitueats, There was a volerably targe audience, composed, for the greater;part, of quiet, Intellegent | and well-dispesed German citizens, who treated the Whole matter as a joke. There were also a few ladies of thg mascuMue sort, such as are heard to aavantagesae women’s right® gatherings as the ex- rine of Musexing the sex, Thea ‘ladies’ of the hghter sert, who {t was announced that Tennie fiere were a lew cume fer fun toe, woulu deliver FER ORATION IN GERMAN. In fact,gtre pleasant fiction was ciremated that she hau hever given any siudy to the Teutonic towgue, bul Knew it all by inspiration. Seme Ureugut Wat Miss Claflin would fall into a trance, hold communion with the spiritual world ana burst eui iaco German eloquence, Vain delusion! What Hie German Miss Claflin knows she knows by cramming, or has picked up by frequent mtercourse wilh lagerbeer-drinking mortals, ‘Tus meeting Was opened at cight o'clock by a tall, lauk, lean, hairy looking 1udividual, who announced himself as President of the Assoc ation for Prozress. He read a set Of resolutions endorsing the vomination of 'teanie GC, Claflia (nommated by herself) as the candidate fer the Eighth Congressional dtsirics. He then lauuched forth into an extravagant eulogy on tae merits-ol the candidate, He said that she was NOT AS BLACK AS SHE WAS PAINTED; that her cuaracter, in fact, Was free trem olame and biemish, to prove whica he read extracts trom Miss Clailin’s book and discoursed at great length on “the social evil,”? which Miss Claflin, he sald, Ineant to abolisi as soon as se became ajegislator, In the course of his speech he made remarks which will not bear repeution, and apologized in a left-handed manner jor making tiem. Maving got into bis native element, Us unbeautiful man woud not cease unt he Was reminded to Go so by the frequent Stamping aid hisses of an impauent audience, when lie stopped short and lapsed into silent despond- enc. Miss Tenme C. Clafin was then Introduced and made, or rathei read, the followig short speech in asin -sing tone that was erating to the ear. Her pronunciation of the Cerman is simply execrable, and she spoke so 1adistinetly that but few could at all make out the drift of her discourse. It ran as follows On this my first appearance as a poll ical speaker you Wil certatuly excuse In me if T, fa accordance with. your naional usage, begin with these words:—German fellow citizens of the Eighth Congressional dis.rict rhaps Tam the first woman Who has ever presented herself before an appreciative public, fu ths or in any other country, with Words ch significant import. It m ou that I resort, in the firat instance, to the German people: bat this results trom several cases.’ In firs place Tam myself descended from the German ck, and {Or that reason {vel instinctively attracted to thore of that nationailty; and, in the next piace, 1 know that the Germans clully receptive of cosmopolitan ide: These id mpelied me to the resolution to Orv EG MYGELF AB A CANDIDATE hth Congressional district allow me, ina few ‘ds, on this occasion to explain to you. 1 preaume that aif of you know the fui! acope of the amendments which e been Inserted in the constitution; in that cage there are some of you who are pot aware thut under these amendments women are a'ready entitled to the vote. The Jaw under which I—and with me all women, in whose be half iknow that you are ait interested—claim the rights of a ciizen of the State of New York, reads as follows:— Articie 1, section 1 of the fourteenth amendment :—“All per- sous Lora or naturalized In the United St ates and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are cttizens of the United States :nd Of the State wherein they resid I fultii the necessary con- aitions, 1 was vorn in the United States, and am, theretore, ® native citizen of tue same and eujeci to Jurisdicuon thereat, Ws, then, Task you, should I not be allowed to voter And it | am allowed to vote, WHY MAY I NOT HOLD AN OFFIOR? Do you believe that a woman, for no other reason than be cause she i R woman, must necessarily lack the energy to pertorm the duties of” an office? Or do you belleve that things coula go woree in the administration of our national. afiairs than they now do? Try the experiment merely of eu- trusting @ woman with the performance of official duties, and if you find that your interests suifer by so doing the power wil! etlll_be retained by you to retrieve your mistake. iui co not ‘maine tha’ you can entirely inoie a move: ment Which does not rest merely oa the law, but whieh also and agin vb the bacistreten. At the half-mile poid Judge Brigham fed three lengins, Judge Fule | ferion secoud, eight lengths ja front of | Buike, tie jatier — beir nity yards ahead | ol Ashland Pew Judge Brigham trotted ; steadily and came home a Winner by three lenytis, Judxe Puilertou second, ten lengths abend of BuTke. Ashiand Pet distauced. ‘Time l ihe quarter pole, Unity-s1X ald a Mull seconds; to the hall-mue pole, 240%, and the heat Fourie seal — a0 Start-was very even, but as the | Lorses passed ground the upper turn Judge wrig- | ao broke up and fell im the rear, At the quarter | Fulerion led jour iengihs, Burke second, two dengths in iront of Juage srigham, Going duwn | 4he Lackelreten Brigham trot very rapialy, aud Wok sides with Fuliertoa, Just beyond the | dait-uitie pole Brigham broke up again, | Furierton got away from him several lengths, but when lie recovered he caine With such a rush ‘that de soon closed up the daylight. A desperate strug. | ie ensued up the homestretch, which terminaied | with Judge Brigham winuing the heat aud tace. | EFuilerton was second, ten tengtis aicad of Burke THe ime to fae quarter-pole Was thirty-six secomdts | and a hall, lo Wie bali-miie pole 1:125,, and the mile | 2's. BUSIMARY. BvrraLo Park, August Purse $5,000; for horses that have never trotted better Unban | 2:405 8,00y Lo first. $1,000 10 second, $700 to turd and 40) TO TOUT BOrse; mille Nets, best three ia five, im 4 ELORS. sha ©. Green entered b. 5. ham jBeavjamin Mace eutered ge Ful | ten (formerly Buil Coil). : 12a2a!} x Rwyou & Burke enjered bik. g. J. HL aurke (lormerly Goveruor Morgan). . A. wiones entered b. g. Asuland Pe 7. Ki. Lovett enteved s. 8. Vostuirght..... FG. Chamveriau entered pr. g. Frank ty Bart (ormeriy Munger’s Co Cai, WE Preamore entered br, g. be Frau cuy 2 Alae, VGolssmuth SMC Wratl enteres ong Brauch. Tanes J. Gallagher eptered yu. Geo, K », Logan entered s 8. bet Higgi: . Josep, &) Swiprou entered b. m. Chara G! ar. i | Fist he 4 Sergeant George C. Babcock was yesterday trans- ogee 5, | ferred from the Second precinct to the Sixteenth, Sutin : St | and Josiah A. Westervelt was kent from the Six KEK ‘ | teenth to the Secona. the horses were comu TTI 1 Gioldswills Mull bree add Bena | ‘Tue band of the Gardes Lafayette will give a grand Dobie, with | svcat presence of tind, sprang | concert to-night at Irving Hail, under the direction from the » Why on to, the ‘back of the mar + | Of M. Zauiigo. The proceeds will be devo ea to the wud taking een 0 pee a or wee ‘ De | benefit of the % ucted’”’ Gardes, and will be her to a st is Ai i as | maue a yeches ’ ~ a Ganda el ibid. At the | made a " in every particular, quaiier poie « pre wvingdlag sg Gane | the Yorkville Police. Court yesterday Michaet Ms no change im the | of 246 t ‘Chirty-ninth street, charged m + enaiies ny nd ae! Morrissey, of New Rocheile, with une larceny | “contest With her, Of 4 gold Wateh and clottung valued at $112, ‘The | ‘shoulders in g:tya,. | DUSONer did not attempt to deny the charge, but | ) tuurtysfour and | Sald ‘bat he was drank at the time. Fully com- nus an ibe halfmjie pole m io, uiitted fur trial a the Generai Sessions, 4 Blasmith id took the lead, } = - Anes SAD Giri Atthe quariet | Coroner Young was yesterday called to 158 Leo- | pote Goldsinith } setae can Cae ites, SteoNe, | nara street to hold an inquest on the boay of chaune ef yack Bulsh, Godsinith Mad wine | Catharine Bleckman, a child two and a half years four Lucy wecond, elgit ieng’ of aye, who died trom the effects of scaids received ram L Thetime to the ouat on Wednesday last. A table, on whieh stood a pot s hiriy. wos, lo the haiiemale p of hot coffee, was accidentally upset and the coffee net the | oh falling on the child facaly seaided her, A younger Heat.—G VMatd tor 'he jerd, Lucy | cutidl Was badly sealdcd at tne same time, 1, ‘boners Atthe quarter po! Bebgtbs, but ut ihe halle | Maid ji 0, lie: te 1 ‘. y sma ‘e lengit und a hat in | , Simmons & Co., the policy deniers, were yoster. fia aroue , wwer turn Luey went up | Gay arraigned at the Yorkville Police Court ona and | yoked hen our f the finest | charge fraut preferred against them by Adam conbests ever witnessed Cab eit want ou | Roediger, of 380 West Forty-third sweet. The com- a sho: m 2:19 Nicao « a er) iM Pluipavt wot appearing the defendants we est pace ever od, Auic We . we CWUY | charged. ‘Tits case wax fully ventilated in Taurs- bebiul. “Che Une to He gitirier pole Was | day's Heuaty, Im the Jeiferson Market Oourt re- Hy vars ging. tO Lie Wats yeh Oe, ports, where the defendants gave bail In $5,000 to MARY. | answer, awe Day. -} 000, for yerMes, $ 00 to « - rst, $1 © we nd W iv \~ rd, hod “ 00 A young man Bamed Joseph Loewenthal, doing audition "9 makin Ne lite Pron business at 818 Third avenue, has been missing from Goat turec in 0 “ | his home sluce the 24 of August. He ieft on the Budd povie ente Madd. evening of that day to take supper and did not re- W. HL Doble entered inrn. His frienis have been in search of him and Benj. cannot trace him. His hablis are steady, aud he | jas left a good business and large funds with his | brother. He 1s descrioed ag about five anda half ret hen',. a heat Third heat... THE SARATOGA RACE. SanavoGa, N. Y., Augusn il, 1871, The great four-mile race, to be rau t ng | $ the meeting whigh |x to pomuence on the Joh inet, | v promises to be une of greag interest. Notwirhe end ing tbe painfyi rumor tht Kingfster has gm e | awiss, Longieliow will bave yo contend with (he Dest Wo Hye-vegrolds jy AmeXea-Hembuid wud ui a and | care a teat; and there ie, up to thie date, no iaw which | stuff the batlot box and pay Repeaters, feet Nigh, dw and je ubout twenty |moa | contestants down, brings into the contest the beat and soundest cosmopolitan fde«s, Agsin, dare you maiotain that the platform of either ‘one of the existing political parties secures to you that com. plete freedom, either I political or in social af which, a8 citizens of tis republic, vou are entitled to demand ? THE PLATFORM pon which | propose t ind does not hb asa singie hair's 0) in Congress—i!' by your votes you shail e wall at lenat ii it that the personal (ree- every individual emain untouched. Just As the reilztous American bas the privilege of going to his church on Sunday, so must the right be equally secure to you to seek your recreation on Sanday just where you can und it, and to drink your arrow any oue of auth. So long as | dom of GLASS OF 1.AGER ERER tn peace and quietness so long us you do not disturb the pub- He order. that Congress will withhoid my seat from me either need you entertain any apprebension receive = Tt is part of my object to make t: majority of tie votes. either forbids the people to elect a woman to an ollice or whieh forbids ber to accept it, CORKRUPHION AND ERUBERY, if not indeed foreign to the nature of women generally, are tp any event foreign to my nature. Aud without having io Tresor! to means which are prevalent among politic:ans, who T shali step tnto the representative of the , commending wysel? entirely rd, as uw candidate for the oilice of ith district in Congr: and excinsively to your favorable r are b NEW YORK CITY. | ‘The tollowing record will show the changasin tna temperature for the past twenty-four hours in com- parison With Whe correspon-ling day of Last year, as indicared py the thermometer at Hudnut's Paar macy, HesaLp Bulldimg, corner of Ann street:— 3870. 1871, 1870, IST. - 33 89 90 + 82 8 87 ~ 8 $1 Bt 87 so 81 rature yestergay ++ B24 | Average tempe last year ure for corr Luke Sykes, who resides at 87 Lewis street, had his aru cut off yesterday morning in the saw miil of Juius Ryan, 11 Cannon street, {| of complete equipment and good running orler for md, aes” Possible Removal of the Papal Court from Rome. Rumors of the Capita!—Corsic..— the i at Corte—Tone of the Trem—A te with Ite')—Fetgr’s Penoe—The Pope and the Press—The Atheist and Luther inthe One Box. = ¢ Roma July 20, 1871, ‘The affairs of the Papal Court, @nd its belongings have been so long at, crisd, or rather passing tarongh @ serles of rapidiy gueveeding crises, ubat ‘the most unforeseen erent is, as 1t were, antictpated ‘and excites NO Surprise, It cannot be sald at this parsicuiar day and hour that the probability of the Hoty Fathers departure from Rome bears about it ‘anything That mignt be twisted into what ts called news, and yet the latest and most authentic version of thet almost worn-out rumor has enough im it to werrant iny calling it by (Mat name. ‘The world has known fer some time past that THE ISLAND OF CORSICA Nas been suggested and even olfered asa place of refuge to the dethroned Pontit’ in case revolution- ‘ary violence should threaten, as appears probatle, the precinets of the Vatican, The Pope has jong and | courageonsly held ont agatnst the prayers of those who ‘esought him to fly, tt has thought and felt that, notwithstanding his powerless positon, his mere presence in Rome Was a protection to his friends and even to the city itself, Buthe has at length yreided so far as to make a selection of his future retreat, whether really with the intention of going there or of simply gratifying the affectionate soticitade of those around him, It would appear that the island of Corsica has been selected. It is a fact not known to many beside your correspondent that Cardimal Antonelli has been in communication with M. Valéry, of Marseilles, the same who has given his port and various points on the coast of Italy. The Caraimal was desirons of knowing if M. Valéry would place at the disposal of the Holy Father TRE FINK CHATEAU AT CorTS, of which he is the possessor. M. Valéry expressed bot only lis periect willingness to give up nis chateau for the purpose, but aiso hts warm thanks for the honor done him In the © selection. At this) moment, and of course, by the orders of the proprietor, extensive preparations are making to render the chateau worthy of its ustrious guest, This is ali positively true, but 1s by No means a guarantee that the Holy Father desires to escape from his prison, Pius 1X, 18 not a man with whom considerations of a purety personal nature have any weight, He looks steadily at wiat he conceives or knoas tobe HIS DUTY, and no power on earth or under the earth can move jum from a resolution made tn obedience to duty, His flight from Rome is 2 matter of conjecture ox speculation with many who do not reflect that in the cause of such @ man fight will not be decided on through any wotive less nobie than that which Would prompt him to stay im deiiance of ali danger, THE REVOLUTIONARY PRESS busies itself, as usual, witit what (oes not concern ib; jor it nas much more to do with the petroieum market than the iuterior of the Vatican. In default | of news, and especially of the kind winch it woula prefer, It invents, and aslinpler process ts yet undis- covered. Taustoe L/dveria announced a few days ago. that steps were being taken wiih a view to the choice of a suecessor to Pius 1X. anc another, the Gazeta @srata, takes up the idea, and of cour: improves upon it. Why not? Other journals, ail the world over, call that a ‘confirmation ot the news;” and £0 it travels, We are gravely Informed that the Cardinals are engaged in “grave” discus- sions on the matter, and to make the thing avso- lately Indicrous we are assured that “the majorliy of the Holy Coltege wish to know something of the decisions of tie cunclave.” Pray who compose the Holy College’ The Gazetra goes on to say that there ts a Wish beginning to appear “prominently” — namely, a desire to nouiluate a “moderate,” anotner Word for iberal, not untriendly to A COMPROMISE WITH ITALY ! That is the Kernel of the whole thing, and uc- counts far it very much after the manuer of the milk in that fabled cocoanut we have all heard of. Finally comes the information that the choice of the couclave has falien on Cardinai di Pletro. Credat Jjudaus Apeles, &ce PETER’S PENCE. At the beginning of the present week the Pope Gave a solemn audience to the Coacil aud Coltec- tors of the Archiconfraternily of St Peter. The deputation was composed of i hundred persons be- longing Lo the most respectable faintiies of Rome, On enteriug the Chember of the Consistory His Holiness said, “On, here are my good questors and auvancing toward the throne aided, “Tac ts to say, 1 am the guardian fatiter who sends fis ter- tlaries with wallet on back to beg for the poor cou- vent, for without that the aifair would go badly. But that suMces; let us thank the Lore” His Holiness, standing on the stepsof the throne, lisiened to the address read to him by Prince Sarsina-Aldobrandini, Vice President of the con- fratermity in question and received from the hands of the Secretary, the Marquis Cavalettl, a white satin purse embroiiered with gold, enclosing the Peter's pence collected at Rome. Tue Holy Father, after expressing his high satisfaction, spoke ax | follows:—“The due exainple wiich you have given has produce iis eect. Thenceforward the entre world has taken part Mm solemu demonstration of Jaith and charity, whict 1s the truly Providential Way, by the aid of waich God meets the grave neces- sities of the Holy See in these times of terrible trial, There was a good old prie- jouseigneur Kafaele Natali, a zealous promoter the venerable Anna Maria Faigi (whom the Prince Chizi, your Fresident, has much assisted’, who used to tell us wonderful Uhings of this servant of the Lord, and among others of various geeasone, relative to the times in which we live. We rely but litie on these prophecies; Nevertheless they are contained in the exammation of ber worthiness, and the Holy see wil judge of them. We have not read them, but the good priest has very oftea repeated that the venerabie lady, | Predicting the evenis we are now witnesstag, said | there would come a time when the Holy See would | be forced to live on the chavittes of the entire world, but that never would inoney be wanting, In iact, 1b | Wouid be diificuit not to recognize the precision of that prediction. I rejoice with you, who are the co- operators oi Providence, inthis traiy wondertul way by which God ally maniests His help 10 tie | Chureb. Let us, then, thank the Lora, and nay it encourage us always \o pray more aud hope.” HE DIPLOMATS Who have come here in the wake of Venosta find It dificait Lo provide theinseives with proper quarters, and tie greater part are m an unpieasant predica- ment ta this respect. ‘The consequeuce Is that while the various Mimsterial oifices ave aor yer in a state the transaction of business, the Ministers are them: selves dispersed and shelteriess, as if the ship of state had suffered stipwreck aud strewn iis crew abroad upon a friendless coast. THE POPB AND THE REVOLUTIONARY PAPERS. Since the pubiteation of the levier of Us Holiness condemning the buying and reading of revolution- ary journals the sale of those siects has dimin- ished to about one-half, If their diminauon pro- gresses at lie same ratio a very short time will see thelr total disappearance. ! It ts curious and worthy of note, as characteristic | of the tiues and the meu who feed the revoiution- ary currents of thought ana action, that at such a Carringe Works, Dwellings Dest Vlough Factory and ed—Lons $30,000. RAVENNA, August 11, 1 This afternoon, at ball-past three o'clock, a fire broke out at tle carringe works of Merts & Riddle, | on Main sirert, origiuating im sparks from a glue | furnace, which fired the roof of ihe wood shop. Owing toa delay in getting the steamer to work the fire gained such headway as io he master of tie situation, The wood shop of Merts & Riddle’a factory, the trunming shop, one of their repositories and a dwelling house were eutirely consumed, with some portion of their contents, One end of a brick lack- | smith and paint shop was considerably damaged by fire and water, Low & Waits pump | 'y Was also burned, and Knapp Brothers’ plough and mache shop—in all eight hnudings—were vurned, inelud- ing two barns owned by W. J. Coleman and W. K. Six complexion, dark brown mustacne, eve years of age. Ben jawin Craig, the keeper of the sailors’ board- ; ng bouse at No, 87 Cnerry street, was brought up at } the Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon; nanged with smashing A pitcher on the head of ott Coyne, & sailor, WhO was stopping at bit jace. Jf Appears Lhat some sailors were en, d rough -and-tumble figut in Craig’a saloon. Aix attempted to keep the peace by knocking the Jn the méice Coyne received an wy scalp wound, While vied copiously, bub is not mcrous, Opair Was socked up, | Alcori, Merts & Ruldie and Low & Walt lost large | amounts of jumber. ‘The following are tae esth | Mated losses:—Meris & Riddle, $20,600; Low & Watt, $7,000; Knapp brothers, $3,000; W. 1. Coleman, $260, ‘he firemen and citizena worked well, Several ns fell from sheer exhaustion, out one hundred men are thrown out of em- faeeens temporarily. There Was oot a doliar of Insurance On all this property, save that on Alcorn’s, while the loss to Merts & Kiddie is heavy, Their indomitable enterprise and jarge resources will soon put them on their feet azain, and in better puddings than before, Low & Wait will at once re. buiki, and What scoms now a great calamity shontd not regarded as an a digaster, as the misforthse will be suo overcome. 000; We RK. Alcorn, ghuken by rumore lence, Astati- | deuce can name to the line of steamers plying betweén that | i\SH | Mhall & Co, 8 aa oe The /publié hervea ‘are now being consideraply » OF a visit from that fearful pesit- Fast we ~~ cholera. Leaving its home in the far ni » cholera plague, like a terrible bird of prey, SP" eads its wings westward, casting the shadow of death over the nations as it passes along, envelop. ing alike the rich and the poor, the great and the lowly im the shroud of tts deadly presence. Guided by what seems like a human intelligence, it secks out and takes possession of the places where the ieast preparation has been made to meet it, and leaves there the terrible evidences of lis visit in the crowded cemetery and the widowed household. From the overcrowded city ax well as the reeking batue Meld the deadly vapors leap up to greet us appreach and swell the number of ils victima; but the experience of the past has taught us thatits true ally ts to be found in the neglect of those sant- tary precautions which alone can stand between us und te ravages. With the factof the possible ap- proach of the cholera staring us im the face it 1s to regretted that the guardians of the public healtn, by their gross neglect of the most common precautions, guarantee the disease a recep- toa of such @ character as to make it ertain that a long residence, if not a permanent y ainong ux, Wili be the result of tts visit, ‘ne unfortunate Waom business compels to traverse the western bank of the Hudson River from the sugar house m Jersey City to the oil docks of Wee- hawken Is never at # loss for-evideaces of the fithy condition of the surroundin, aod i he is lucky enough to escape a fever be will be forced to admit that noting but the mereiiul intervention of Provi- rotect the inhabitants from a fearful ep- idemic, which may at any moment spring trom tue hotbed of abomination through which they are com- pelied to wade when passing to and from the lerries, ‘rhe very alr is loaded with the foutest vapors, ex- tracted by the hot sun from the ‘enormous accumulation of filtu heaped on every side. Sunken lots appear to be raised to the street level by filling them with the most disgusting materyls, ‘Tae streets are in some tustances eo with a com- pound of decaying animal and vegetable matter, mixed with old bricks, shingles, plaster, old boots and crockery, together with every imagivable ar- ticle of clothing, wich may include the inevitable ey of the period and cuignons that saw bet- ter days. We saw to-day a great heap of old sacks and pieces of oiicloth piled by the road side after being taken out of wiew loads of filling brougat by the contractors for the grading of the street. Where they have been able to pro- cure this inierpal coinpost is beyond our Knowledge. The delicacy of the periame trom tne streets and public improvements ts varied by an occasionai Wwaill from the slaughter houses lying near the Mor- ris and Essex Ratiruad, and this, combined with the odors of the piggeries ciose by, and the ever-present stench from the loul swamp that lies undramed for handyeds of acres arouad the cities of Jersey and Hoboken, form a bouquet that is simply beyond the reach of description, fhe fresh air breathed for a few minutes while crossing the ferry serves only as. a kind of wad over the horrible ihalations of Jer- sey, Which seem to suck toa person internally as well as externally like mucilage; for oo arriving at the New York side the unhappy victim ts compelled to baie a second dose of nastiness from the com- pound of ith in West street. We have heard of cholera mixtures, but to our mind they have never reached perfection, except in the shape of the black pasty mud of West street aud the locality around Washington Market. Rotten fruit, decayed vegetables, biood trom the meat siands and meat on the eve of being xifted with powers of locomotion; dead dogs aud cats and all the minor ingredients which go to coniplete a compound which is unrivatied as a disease-breeding nuisance are there in profusion. It seems absurd that there ure no means at the disposul of the authorities for dhe abatement of such dan- gerous nuisances, The selfishness of the private Individual or the carelessness Of the public ofiicial slicks oul every Where m this business. The centre of a populous ‘city is no fit’ place for slaughter houses, Hog pens should not be permitted to Iniect the air breathed by a large population: plague- breeding swamps should be drained, even though the rich and selish corporations owning thein do not feel inclined to do so. Streets can be thoroughly washed while there 1s water evough in the Hudson; the accumulations of filth common to all great markets should be promptly removed; gutters can be disinfected and sewers flushed by simply taking the proper steps jor so doing. There js no excuse whatever for the present con- dition of the approaches vo the ferries; and taking into consideration the fact that thousands of per. sons pass through these p:aces morning and even- ing, esnecially during thé latter time of tne day, when the stomach is @ipty and the system in con- sequence More susceptible of disease than when after @ hearty meal, it amounts to crimtnal careless- ness on the part of the sanitary offictals to risk the beaith of this community by neglecting a duty they owe to the people. The old Saying Viat “a sutch in time saves pine”? should be remembered, and un- less the brovin is used by us we will find that ld Jack Morous will use it ou us with a vengeance, AWOBD OP WARNING TO THE AUTHORIT IES. EW York, August 8 1871, To THE EpITOR oF THE HERALD:— Being @ constant reader of your paper my eye to- day could not silp from the column headed with the fear-striking word ‘‘Cho:era.”’ Is the city at present ready to battle with, ana, if possible, to subdue the awful epidemic? If not, should not the authorities begin at once the work of defence? Minhy e streets in the city at present are rendered coa- tagious to the disease on accouut of the mildie of the street, which here and there has suns down and thus has formed hoies, which are almost unexcep- tonably filled with water, thereby forming handy receptacies for all kinds of retuse matter and which emit such a smell as to make it very dangerous for those streets if the disease arrives there, onstant reader, » BP. THE JAPANESE. Their Visit to the City Hal’. Yamada, a Japanese student in Princeton College, and now acting as guide to a party of twelve Japa- nese gentlemen, who have been officially sent to this country and Europe to study American and European institutions, called yesterday morning, in company with his couotrymen, at the Mayor's office, bearing a letter of introduction to Mayor Hall from J. M. Ferris, a foreign missionary and old col- lege friend of tue Mayor. Mr. George W. Roome, keeper of the City Hall,-did all im his power to make ihe visit @ pleasant one, extending every hospitality to the — visitor who ex- pressed = theimseives = muc pleas: with the attention bestoved upon them, and were especially delighted with the paintings in the Governor's Room. ‘the visitors Having expressed a desire to view the fortifications in harbor Colonel Joline, the Mayor's private secretary, ta the absence of Mayor Hall, gave them ieiters of introduction to Major General McDowell and the Commander at Fort Damiiton. | The party then retired, with many thanks, stating that they Woufd proceed forthwith to Fort Hamtiton. IPPING NEWS. Almana: £ Day. | Moon rises,.morn 1 28 7 02 | High water...eve 5 42 OCEAN STEAMERS. YEPARTURRS FROM NEW YORK FOR THS Sun rises Sun sets DATE OF juncture, just when thelr press here seems threae | Angli | ee with death, a new one should be prise ted. | ane Aug is fs eng Orest tis oniy a short time siuce we saw appear for sae |}, oN be . ts | on our streets the mashroom fungus’ entitied The | Saceavern ave aniiloeatan 1B Broad" Athist, and now we are to have another, which | gecngre™ 219... | Diverpoc Hib Gircaniway will bear the rather remarkable title of Luter. (ils | City of Lou Liverpo 1) Broadway. title, It is supposed, no doubt will be not only gail | Australia + Glasgow. (7 Bowling Green and wormwood fo the Pope personally, but more Cleat «| Glasgow 7 Bowling Gree than a mere symbol of destruction to the entire | puy.ehAmewern. | «Laver po lunes: Catholic Church—Popes, preiates, peoples, Peter's | Aemeeaess (Grange Feomiing Green Rock and ail. | City of Brook’n. | Aug 28... Liverpool... 1S Broadway. _ pr ~~ } Atiantte, Sept 9... |Liverpool...... 19 Broadway. FIRE IN RAVENNA, OHIO, Sept 9...) Havre... 8 Broadway, PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST M1, 1871, CLEARED, Renefactor, Jones, Puiladelpnia Steamed Steamship Co. Ship Alexander Maj rise CH Mar. Wiltams & ail, Gardner, Liverpool Ship (br), Liv Gnton. Sh Chancellor Hatten, pool Kate Troop, Crocker, Cork for orders—Jas W Elwell 4&0. cSlip Palmerston (NG), Koln, Bamburg--Panch, Edye & o, Ship Susan L Fitzgeratd, Conuelly, & Town Bark Madre © Figii (Itai), Kaponiio, Beltast sibraltar-. Winebester lueovieh & RATE Bvening Star tok, St Jago de Cuba Waydeil Co. Bark Qolonist (Br). Andrews, Sydne Hark Union, Stadord, Galvemon--t th Brig Aceita Thurlow, White, Penarth OR—Wm Ingalie, Mallory & Oo. —Brott, Son & Brig) L Pye (Br), Mye, Cork via Wilmington, NO—Cran dail, Bertanx & Co, Bhig Simoda (Isr), Goudey, C aa John Wesley, Ford, Lisbon —Milier & Honghton. K Brig Two Brothers (i'r), Weaver, Vera Oruz—W Cunning: am & Son. me Nellie, Owens, Murtinique and St Croix Roche Brow Po, Brig Wiley Smith (Br), Button, Cape Hayti-R Murray. Jr. Brig Kaith, Crowley, ‘Fernandina and St Marys--Simpson Clay . Kehr Pioneer (Br), Miller, Halifax--D & De Woif & Co. Behr Moitta (Bri, Spurr, Bear River, NX-Hency & Parker. for orders Heney & Var 4 Melt Georgetin Lawrence, Robinson, Movlie~B L Hur.vut Co. Sehe Harriet Brewster, Squires, Richmond, Va-—A Abbott, Schr Kleetrié Spark, Parker, Elizabethport—Fergumon & ‘ood. Sehr Jon Fe penier, Hartford —Rackett & Bro sleamer 1 . Voiiadelonin, AUGUST 12, 187. A ella Te RIvVeR. _- STEION Bicemer Magueee Tuts, Pausdolphien eee eo Sr on; ale, ARRIVALS, 7 TES PAD REPORTRD BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS, Steamship The Queen (Br), Th Joly 27 and Bare Que (Br) eases. Lovompoal With mdse an Passengers, to F WJ jurst. Had light westerly winds the entire ANG ; Btb, no lat, eentuny ig, Resend scbr ound east; Btb, no at, Maln (NG), Von Oterendorp, Bremen July 29 and Southa L gers, to ry apron Ang l, with mdse and 675 passen Steamship Hannover (NG), Wuiligerod, Bremen July 26 and Sonthampton 29th, with mdse and 250 passengers, to Oel- rich & Co. Had westerly winds and fine weather all the passage. Anz6, lat 46 20, lon 47 26, da British bark snowibg commercial code signais MAFT, bound east day, lat 45 49, ton 49.11, an “Allan fine steamer, do; th, lat 45, Ton 61.28, ‘bark Crown Jewel (kr, trom Ardrossan’ for New York; same day, lat 4416, lon’ 63, ship Astronoin (NG), from Bremen for New York ; 10th, lat 41 12, lon 66 25, an Amencan bark, showing signais TRWP, bound west. ip Weybosnet, er, Havana Aug 6, and passengers. to CH Mallory é Co, “Had fing weather. Steamship Vi Bulkley, “Savannah Aug 8 with mdse and passengers, to Murray,’ Ferris € Co. Steamship South Carolina, Becket, Charleston Aug 9% ey Se » Hor ito the Lorillard Steamship Co oes Bark Jenny (NG), Meyer, Bremen 5) days, with mdse and 87 passengers, to N Schwoon. Took the Northern, passace and bad strong westerly winds to the Banks; trom thence 2) days, with light winds and calms. Bark Frederic Weyer (NG), Siehert, Marseilles 48 da; with mare, to Jas Henry. Fasted Gibraltar July 7) bad tin weather. Brig Ricardo Seeundo (Ital) Cappi Naples 55 days, with mdse, to Du ith & Co, rig Widar (Ror), Neilsen, Rio rande 78 days, with hides to E D Morgan & Co—vessel’ to Wendt, Tetens & Bockmann. Had tine weather, rig Nevonset (of Boston), Strout, Fonoe, PR. 14 ars with sugar and molasses urges & Co—ves iller & Houghton, Had moderate weather. Schr A T Rowland, Rowland, Baltimore for Ponghkeepsic, Schr Henry May, Racket, Philadelphia for Providence, Sebr Sandy Hook, Crawford, Fall itiver, Passed Through ‘ell Gate. BOUND soura. Bark Windsor (Br), Gardiner, New Haven for New York. Schr Geo A Pierce,’ Poole, Salem tor New York, with fish to RW Rowe & Co, Schr Nile, Metcalf, Rockland for New York, with lime to Hantbitn &'Co. Schr Caarie E Hix, Hix, nite to Bridge Co. Schr J Lovier, Macomber, nails to Read & Oo, Sehr paying stone to Johngon & Co. pihght Margaretta, Wanter, Glen Cove for New York, with rick. Schr Chaunery St Jobn, Hammond, Brookhaven for New ork, Schr Alert, Hulse, Huise's Landing for New York, with wood to order, Schr Pell © Vought, Hallett, Huntington for New York, with briek, Schr H Snow, Thorndike, Portland for New York, with lumber to Simrson & Clapp. Schr Eddte ¥ Treat, North, Frankfort for New York, with stone to master. Schr Jape, Mackay, Stonington for Brooklyn, with stone to R Shaw. Schr Reading Railroad No 50, Johnson, Hartford for Juitz- a) ethport. pSGhe? L Smith, Robertson, Portland for New York, with umber, Schr Chas Bentley, Baker, Rockport for New York, with stone, to Bridge Company. Schr Hanie Westbrook, Tittlejohn, Portland for New York, with lumber, to Simpson & Clapp. Scbr Kate firant, Brown, Bangor lor New York, with lum: ber, to Simpson & ‘Clapp. Schr Silver Belle, Bayley, Gardiner for New York, with lumber, to Bridge Company. gccay Jesse Williamson, Jt Carson, Providence for Phita le! Schr Central America, Willia town, Di Setir Minnie, Errickeon, Providence for Philadetphia, chr N: ‘rown, Richmond, Me, for Richmond, Va, Schr Chief, Fox, Providence for Rondout, Schr Nansit:, Mayo, Orleans for New York. Scr Margarel Janey Kennedy, Schr A G Samson, Fitzpatrick, tor Schr Mary, Richardson, Providence for New York. Schr B Urailey, Mulligan, Harttord for Philadelphia, Schr Dr Frankiin, Hill, New London for New York. Schr © W Bentley, Baker, Rockport for New York, Schr Lady Adains, Suilivan, Fali River for New York. Sehr EB Wharton, Swanser, Stamford for New York, Schr 3 Ricker, Ricker, Wareham (or New York. Sehr J Trueman, Gibbs, New Bedford for Philadelphia, ord for New York, ion, Redmoni, Kewport tor New York, Jeon. ‘Vaylor, Sa’em for Clinton Poin} Schr Mabel , Irons, Newport tor Phiiadelptfin. Schr 8 Li Crocker, Thrasher, Pawtucket for New York, Schr HC Perkins, Myers, Providence for New York. Schr Kagle, Chane, Deunisport for New York. Sehr Estelle, Furalss, Providence tor New York. Schr James M Baylis, Providence for New York. Sebr Jolin Brooka, Fox, New Haven for Eltzavethport. Schr Copy, Miller, Sag Harbor for Albany. Schr Chats Grainer, Marver. New Bedford fur New York. Schr Jus M Young, Barret, lrovidence for Elizabethport. Schr Pennsylvania, Crowell, Hartford for Elizabethport. Schr Justice, Clark, New London for Elizabethport. Schr Julia 5'Swan, Knapp, Oyster Bay for New York, Schr Mary A Lovol!, Warren, Hartford for New York: Schr Auna W Coilins, Tooker, New Haven for New York. Schr Geo W Whistler, Jr, Crosby, Boston for New York. Scbr Emuly Bell, Jones, Falmouth for New York. Schr Willow Harp, Hawkins, Norwich for Philadelphia, Sehr Kalle 8 Collide, Hill, Newport (or New York. Schr Mary Price, Buzzard, Pawtucket for Philadelphia. Schr A If Varker, Carpenter, Gien Gore for New York. Sehr Daniel Morria, Manson, Newport for Elizabethport. Schr Kate Thomas, Barlow, Pocaseet for New rork. Sehr J R Mitchel}, Wall, Stamiord for Albany. Schr L.8 Chase, Tilley, Searaport for New York. Schr Alida, Joues, Providence tor Eliza vethport. Sebr Mary'E Mills, Murray, Cow Bay for New York. Sehr Apadir, Corwin, Jamesport tor Rondout, _ Sebr F Pierce, Filandon, Pawtucket for New York. Scbr Wave, Hubbard, New London for Trenton, Schr G Downing, Burton. Oyster uy for New York. Schr 8 I, Crocker, Thrasher, Pawtucket for New York. Sehr Whistler, Keefe, Taunton (or New York. Sehr Jonah © Chew, Paul, Taunton tor New York. Sebr Black Diamond, Kelly, New Bedtord for New York. Schr Martha P King, Swift, Providence for New York. Schr Quickstep, Smith, Rocky Point, Philadelphia. Schr Black Crook, Young, Providence for Rondout Schr Henry «tbs, Chane, New Hedford for New York. Steamer Metis, Davis, Providence for New York, with mpse and passengers to Isaac Odell. teamer Galatea, Nye, Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers. BOUND Fast, Steamehi Franconia, Bragg, New York for Portiand Brig Ahasta, Brown, New York for Oporto, Partugal, for orders. Brig Abbie Wilson, Hooper, Port Johnson for Boston.” Schr Thomas B Smith, Bowman, Elizabetoport. for New Redford. Schr Aun E Valentine, Bay! Bridgeport Rockland for New York, with gra- Taunton for New York, with Fall River for Georze- Georgetown, DU., for Sehr Thomas Borden, Wrightington, Philadelphia for Fall | River. kenr F Merwin, Mott, Elizabethport for Providence. Sehr Jobn F Chandler, Pettis, New York for Windsor, NS, Senr E Pharo, Sherman, Port Johnson for Providence. Schr Pioneer, filler, New York tor Halifax, Schr Wm U Bowen, Terry, Hoboken for Providence. roll, Philadelphia for New Haven. Nichola, tllznvethport for Brovidenoe. cart, Trenton for Hartford, Caswell, Elizahethport for Narragansett College Point for Northport. New York for Noaik, ew for Mamaroaeck, zabethport for Providence, El.zabetoport for Boston. Klizabethport for Bangor. New’ York for Oyster It ew York for Ove Schr Chs Temple, Beckwith, New York fo Sehr L A Lo'.'s, Dey, Klizanetnport ioc Nor i. Schr MH Muse, Coyle, Elizabethport for Providence. Sehr G F Willets, Chestord, South Amboy for Norwich. Rohr U na, Clements, t Johnson for Middletown, Sebr Elis Amanda, Anderson, New York for Cow Lav Se nig Potter, Polter, ew \ ork for Noank. Sehr ‘n, Burgeva, New York for Stamford, Sehr J indier, Fleshan, New York for Port Granville, Schr Fmily, Howard, ktizabothport for New Loni Schr Joseph, Trainor, Elizabethport for Brid geport. Schr R R R41, Ludiow, Kllzabethport for Norwich, Schr Harriett & Sarah, Ball, Port Johnson for New Haven. Seby Monitor, Chase, New Yor for Stonington. Sehr Rk R35, McDevitt, Pa'Indelphia for Providence. Sebr Leonora, Ashbur, Sehr E F Mead, Anten Sehr Saratoga, Weeks, Sehr Mary Eltza, Hao. Schr L M'Stront, Trasey, Sebr Ne'son, Wick, Sehr Sarah Maria, Gang, N Schr C L Lanering, Hathaway, Port Johnson for Taunton. | Schr J H Youmans, Hnnt, Flizabethport for Providence, Schr Hyena, Thompson, ilizabethnart for Boston. Schr Clive, MeFariand, Klizabethp rt for Boston, Schr Mary’ Anna, Adams, Port Jobnson for Middletown. Seur 8 Applegate. Wiliams, New Yor. for New Have Sehr Sarah Jane, Fortham, ‘Blizabetuport for New Haven, Echr Fashion, Carberry, kilzabethport for New Haven. Schr Riverdale, Hrown, New York for Boston. it Yarmonth, Baker, New York tor Yosemite, Mott, New York tor Boston. J MeFrost, Eber'y, Albany for New Bediord. lersleeve, Howell. Port Johnson for Boston, ad, Crawford, Philadelr hia for Orient. Hial!, Hoboken for Stoatagion th, Port Johnson for Hartford, Hobbie, New York for Stamford. New York for Greenwich, @, New York for Stony Brook. wer, New York for Hulse’ Landing. 1), New York for Hyannis, New York for Providenoe, Willots, New York for Norwalk, Li, Ang 11-1130 PM. Supposed lumber 1nd nd, ani wil rermalu there over > Sloop Miltou, Ly Steamer Galatea, Steamer Geo A Ci kwo Nye, is Warresro: Four schooners for the sonihw have jnst arrived at Hart I night. he New York eity's Commiastoners of Charities nd Cor: Tections’ schou'ship Mercury was towed from ler anchorage ground : Vilis AM and proceeded eastward on a crit y ards lie off Newport for short time, BELOW. Ship jeano, Brown, Dost b t boat GW ght rom Poston (by pilot boa Ship Charter Oak, Tukey, from Boston, Wind at munset 8, Hight Mesers © H Mallory & Co's new iron steamer City of Hous ton will leave pier No 20 East viver this afternoon for (G.l- veaton, touching at Key West, ft is her initial trip, and, Without doubt, will prove a satisfactory one, Marine Disasters, S.Dawaiiiy Rowt Tan AM—The report in yeaterday's ef tion that the steamship Robt Ingham had been raised way erroneous, Brie Eorsese (Ur), Kinney, from Turks Island for Yar. mouth NS, struck on Friniy Ledges during a thick fog uit. at hatt-part 3 o'elosk. On tho too. tide she floated of and made for Brier Isiand. Tn attenapting to enter the pas- sage the vessel, being, unmaosgead ¢, Went ashore on the rocks at Dartmouth Point and became @ total wreek, Th Spars anit rigging, except tha lower masts, were saved. 7 hol was sold at auction 2d inat for Ri The cargo, consist ing of sa't anit sugir, was saved In a dainaged condition, and was sold at auction.’ The Re tpse was 18) tons rogister, anit owne:! by Messrs Young, Kinney & Gorning, of Yarmouth, NS, Sho was insured for 4000; $9000 each in the Commer. cial ri ne Insurance offices, The cargo was insured in cite oflice. Br INR (of Brangwick), Linkeott, went at on Saud Usland, off Machiag, 1th inat, aud wil prolabls total loss. The crew are safe, She ad a cargo of 700 bvin flour for 8t John. Sound KMANS|NG, Gandy, from Philadelp}ia for Hon ton, which arrivedst Newport duh inst, reporta, niuht of the ‘thy at ¥ ofclook, 10 milex wert of Montauk, collided wih an unknown @hr in ballast and fost mainmast clone to the deck ; Hi and foresatl badly tora wnd a large ole made in the deck, The other achr iat bowsprit and head gear, The weather was thick at the t KOHN ADRIAN, Everett, from Shulee, NS, for New York, before reported, was capsized in the Sound PM of Bih inal, about 6 iniles SW of New Haven. Hvlithouse, na thunder morm. The crew eng to (ue Fieging and wore renewed by a waning schooner, The A was audaequently towed into New javen, and will be riguted us foo an her deckload ean be removed. ULIA Newent, with @ full cargo of corn, Iping At her wharf at Kockport fell off and. was no badiy that she filed wi 11 being low tude some and Duehels were saved before being wet, The Trieste, 72 days via | liza Wi'liams, Cornish, Rockport for New York, with | ii | Hobarale, Liverpo.t; Dalace of the careo waa aise and sold at low prices. The a damaged condit witerepca ee ‘We are indebted to purser Chas F Burke, of the steamship ‘Virgo, from Savannah, for favora, ‘The porser of the steamship South Caro'ina, from Charies- ton, has our thanks for favors, The stenmahip Virgo, which arrived yesterday, the frvt bale of new cotton from the pors of Savana. ft was raised by Mr P O Cradtock, county, near Cello, Fla, and weighs 417 Ibe, classes low middling, riality. it was shipped by Messre Saunders, Goodwin & Mil- fer, of Savannah, and consigned to D H Baldwin, of this cit’. Whalemen. Arrived at New Bedford 9h, bark Mount Wollaston, Col Pacttic Ocean, Ta'caliuano -Aprit 39, with 1100 bbie xp off taken on the passage) and 25 do whott. Sent home 60 bbls spoil, Has on freight 500 ee oil, som, tas 8 eee a do do, from bark Sanne) & Thomas, sp oll, Spoken—Aug 6, lat 3105, lon 7285, bark Islander (not Highlander), Hamlin, NB, with a whale alongside, Spoken. U8 ship Constellation, for New London. Aug 7, lat 41 18, lon 63 30 (by pilot boat dW tiunt, No 11), 1abark Pepita, NG), from Boston ‘tor Richmond, Va, Aug, at 40 84, lon yBark HP Lord, from Boston for Pailadelpbia, Aug’, lat , on ("Bak Nereld, Beare, from. Laverpool yin Queenstown for San Francisco, June 4, lat 16 40 8, lon 36 20 W. Brig Ottawa’ (Br), from Bay Chaleur, NF, for Philadelphia, Aug, In! 40 25, lon'68 10: Biz Malina, from Boston for Philadelphia, Aug 4, lat 40 28, ay ‘Humming Bird (Br), from 8t John, NB, for Provi- dence, Aug 10), lat 4) 34, lon 69 30, Foreign Ports. « hie ON Gy. In port brig John B Kennedy, Rich, Philadelphia in © days, TO TATHAd RB, Juy M—Arrived, ship Armanella (Br), Jaly2 -Arrived, bark Lem Mack, New Yor: Enduiwas Atriéa, July 2 AF }, Marke, mm Boston, arrived June Tirta "Aug 10—Arrived, steamship Bienville, Morton, New York. HALIFAX, Aug 3—Arrived, brig Peter Roberts (Br), Hun- tor, New Vore; eehr Southern Cross (Br), Brown, do: 9th, bark Fenwick, Toye, Philadelphia; 10th, steamships Nova. Scotian (Br), Richardson, Liverpool for Quebec ; North Ame- rican (Br), Miller, Baltimore for Liverpool, to sail 12th. PLYMOUTH, EK, Aug ll—Arrived, steamship Westpnalia, Schwenzen, New York for Hamburg (and proceeded), Also arrived 11th, steamship Elbe, from Aspinwall via Kingston and St Thomas (and proceeded for Chervourg and Southampton). POON PR, July 2—Tn port briga Almon Rowell, Arthur, for New York’ dg: John Givens, for do do; LM B (Br), tor dodo; Winona, Stone, for Buitimore, do; schr Cygnus, Small, for Philadelphia, do. American Ports. APPONAN'G, Anz 9—Arrivo?, achrs Boulah"é Sharp, Ba- ker. Klizaberhnort: Helen. Searle, Port Johnson, BOSTON, Aug 10—Arrives, sure Teabelia, ‘Fishery Wie minxton, NO; George Sevenger, Smith, and A Leland, Ben. nit, Philadelphia; JH Deputy, Sturgis, Elzabethport; Vin- tase, Hulse, Kondont. Tieare1—Barks ladstone (Br), Allery Miramichi: Star. Neht, Seavey, Mobil: bgga Nellie Mitchell, Co:ly, Bt Do: mingo; Somerset (Fn), Muir dey Maruiniqne and Guadaloupe; schrs Ada F Whitney (avis, Alexandria, Va; KE Kidder, Baker, and P Botco, Adams, Philadelphin: E Smith, New York, Also cleared, brig Elaey (Br), Berry, Haytl. Sailed—Wind NW to NNW, brigs Aura nnd Somerset, Wh--Arrived, steamer MoLellan, Baltimore; ship D W, Chapman, Live’ pool ; brie Alpha, Monica. Also arrive joan t Aries, Philadelphia; brigs Casca- telle, Hoboken; Dirigo, Baltimore; schrs Leona, Mayaguez | Mary Baker, Jacmel. BALVIMORE, Aug 10-—Arrived, mahip Wm Law. achr J P Robinson, rence, Uullett,” Boston via Nortolk Hard{nz, New Yor Cleared—Steamships Bolivar (Br), Baker, Liverpool: George Appold, Lovelind, Boston via Norfolk; briz Gambia, Gilley, Boston; schra Franoes (Br), Logan, St Domingo} y M carleton; Curtis, Boston; Samuel Fish, Teel, do; MA cd Siéamships Bolivar (ir), Liverpool: G Ay -—Steamsl olivar (r), Liverpool: Geor, Pye London: Sth, bark Ger che (Br), West Indies, %—Arrived, schrs Wm ‘Conners, Toole, Philadelphia; Richmond, Elizabethport; Frankitn, Brown, New ‘ork. git ears Sohre Adeline Hamlin, Lewis, New York; 3 @ Stover, Arey, do, BATH, Aug 8--Arrived, schr Loretto Fish, Willey, Balls more, ; BEVERLY, Aug 8—Arrived, echr Revenue, Nickerson, Rondout. - BRISTOL, Aug9—Arrived, achr West Wind, Townsend, Philadelphia. Satied—Sebr Mary H Mifiin, Briggs, Philndelphia. 10th—Sailed, schr Wm Coilver, Taylor, Alexandria. CHARLESTON, Aug 11—Arrived, steamer Estalitte, from Norfolk, Vo, for Martinique. DANVERS, Aug5--Arnived, schr Delaware, Snow, New or Sth—Arrivea, achr Geo P Trigg, Linnekin, New York. EAST GREENWICH, Aug 9-Arrived, achr Treasure, Tay- lor, New York, 1Weh—Sailed, schr Fannie Hazard, Lawrence, Kirzabeth. rt. PGALVESTON, Aug 4--Cleared, steamship North Carolina, Smoot, Baltimore, ‘bth—Cleared, bark Cremona, Burrows, New York. KEY WEST, Aug 10—Arrived, brent ‘Wilmington, Cole, New York for Galveston (and proceeded). ng ORLEANS, ‘Aug6—Arrived, ship Alnambra, Chia- im, ‘Liverpool, NORFOLK, Aug 10--Arrived, steamship Wm P clyde, Drew, New York. NEWBURYPORT, Anz 9.-Arrived, schr Jas Henry, True worthy, New York. NEW BEDFORD, Aug 9--Arrived, ecbr @ L, Lovett, frou Rockport for New York (pnt in on account of head winds). 10tnh—Arrived, schr John it Perry, Keily, Philadelphia. Safled—Schre Sarah L Simmons, Gandy, Philadelphia; Young Teazer, Siooum, do; Saran, Cobb, do; GL, Lovell jew York. NEWPORT, Aug 9, PM—Arrived, achra JK on; brig Monarch (Bi a), Rotterdam; brig Bi Dow, aca Moon Hot oop BE Gandy, Philadelphia for Boston; Potter & Hooper, Bi bury, Haverstraw; Native, De Hart, Port Johuson; On- ward, Wheeler, Providence tor Hiversiraw ; Mary Nott, Bar Ker; Chancellor, Ferguson, aud Louisa, Hamlyn, do tor Ne York; Marv H Miflin, Briggs, Bristol for do: Kequimaux, Briggs, Dighton for Poughkeepsie; Margaret Jane, Kenn Providence tor Haverstraw. Safled—Schrs Phil Sheridan, Murphy. Fall River for New York; Central America, Williams, from do for Georgetown, Be; Nellie Brown, Higgins, Richtaond, Me, for Richmon: 21 Erriekson, Smith, '‘@aker's Landing for Phiadel: phia; Eagle, Chase, Dennisport tor New York: A G Law- fon, Fitzpatrick, Providence for Croton: J 1 Worth Terry, Philadelphia; Daniei Morris, Mansor, Rondot tie 8 Colling, Hill, do; Nellie Doe, Richardson, Philadelphin| Kmelie Belle, Jones, Falmouth ‘for New York; Natsett, Mayo, Orleans, Mass, for New York; Jonas C Chew, Paull Taunton for do; CW Ben'ley, Baker, Rockport for do} Catherine Thomas, Bariow, Pocasset for New York; # Smith, Snow, Wareham for do; George Nevinger, Smith, Philadeiphin for Boston. 10th, 7 AM—Arriyed, sohr Starlight, Robioson, Fernan: dina, Fin, for Fall Kiver. NORWICH, Aug 9—arrived, schrs Silas Brainard, Buell, Eiizabethport: Litte David, Dyer, Rondout. ) NEW LONDON, Aug 9—Airived, schrs Willard Anderson, wbure. Snocess, Richards, New Pedford fob $ Blake, Blake, Dighton for do; Belle Avery, and Rf King, Bliven, Providence for do. ENSACULA, Aug i—-Atrivel, cohts Panny Fern, ‘Sanz ders. and J M Tavlor, Fowler, Galveston, Ip Angeliqne (Br FHILADELPHIA, Ang 10 Arrived, ship Angel Bry rs anthro er, Freddie te Porter, Small, aud. Bhodella Wie Hoaton; MM Freeman, ‘Howes, Harbor; Lb A Babcock, Lee; John Tracey, essere Wheeler, Cor: RG Wthiding son, and Mary E Femerick, Dassey, Boston ; Fennimore, Portsmouth; F Nowell, Fennimore. Sa'em; V Glover, ‘Ingersoll, Providence; J’ W Allen, Doane, Ne inven, Cleared—Bark Lonise (NG), Beletedt, Dunkirk; briga Blene (ier, Subr, Cork for orders; Walter Howes, Pierce, Baugor; schre WG Falla, Miteiell, Boston; Eiccta Bailey, Smith, do; Rhodetia Kiew, Van Gilder, Saco; 8 C Hart, Kelly, New Bedford; Geo Fales, Hail, Providencs Sackson, Culman, do; M M Frenca, Howes, Bostot Weaver, Weaver. Providence: Philanthropist, Ryder, Boa. ton; RG Whilldia, Fenoimore, Newburypo: V Glover, Ingersoil, Bristo! By agale Beebe, Orient; R N Raker, Loring, Portland ; M ‘esteott, Gandy, Lynn; K H Av wood, Norrie, Providence; L.A Baboock, Lee, Loaton; JW Doane, do; il K White, Viniey,’ Hallowell; Joha I 'y, Messervey, Boston; SJ Bright, Kendal!, Gloucester ¢ Arzo, faylor, Portsmouth, Lrwers, Angust 10-3 PM--Passed in to-day, bark Scud rues bt ewe vee 9 sea inst nicht, barks St ‘oud and Guerige, tthe breakwater, bark Ethan Alen and brig Waiter Howes. Thermometer 7: . PORTLAND, Aug 9 Arrived, ateamahip Franconia, Bragg, New York; achr Zeyia, Croweil. Philadelphia. PORTSMOUTH, ‘Aug 5--Arrived, achr Nillaon, Keen, Phil ape'phi ved, schra Mary Augusta, Hale, and Bessie Mor. » Ubiladeiphia; Hannibal, Cox, Hovok and Ben) Strong, Hoyt, kiizabethport. Arrived, schrs Frances Allen, Warren, New Vork; M © Hart, Rawley, Philadelphia; Boston, Phillips, Agbany ; Ar- ri | ford, Hoboken, cola, Watson, Elizabeth port PROVIDENCE, Angust 1)—Arrived, sehre Margaret and Lucy, Crossley, ail Aiecander Young, Jones, Alexandria Georgetown, DC; America <. aw Wiggina, abd JS. Welding Crowell, Philndelphia; Kate and Couclia, -—-, Albany fot Pawtucket; [ra Hilss, Hudson; Helen’ Mar, Albert Pharo, Bingham, ethport ; MeFarland, Harers.raw ; Belle, Simpson, ‘a Young, Hoboken; Isaac Sherword, Baker, Haverstraw. ' Sailed—Sehrs Albert Mason, lose, Georgetown, PC; Moont light, Rogers, Philadsly.ia or Georgetown, OU): Sunbeam, Bunker, Baltimore; If L Slaight, Peanington, and Mary Smita, Smith, Philadelphians Davideon, Smith: Evergreen, Bance; Mary A Predmore, Hart: James Gracelon, Norton ater, Allen, and Henry Lemuol, Jarvis, New York. WLUCKET, Aug l—Salled, sehr Kate & Mur , Cogge Ro sdout. HMOND, Aug $—Cleare?, bark Wavelet, Broughton, Rio Janeiro, ROCKLAND, Aug 3—Arrive, schrs New Yorks ath, Olive Ave bh, Kenniston, Gott, New York; Union, Areys Leoatine Pratt, and KE Le 6th, Laconia, Hail, do; Gen Alleghany, Poet Hury; Calista. Spe ew York! Seventy-six, E Arcularing, Gregory .Thoructke, New York iigton, Peck, New ore: Hurley Allie Oakes, and Arctic, Hull, achra Mary A Robinson and Meteai York; Bd, brigs Ade'e Mol», . Bi Gray, Thoraake, New orl hla; MU Hope, Atle ; lua Hudson, Greet Lindsay, Croc Llizaneth, $ Spear, New ely Hall, ‘Massach t= L Ux, Hix: Adrian, Evert; R& Holgdon, Pendleton, and Empress, ‘ork; 6th, Bengal,” Hates; William McLoou, nd Horald, Hall, do, Cleared, shiv Theodor clark Ghariote CX. Ducose Btoens |, ateamsiip Constiiution, Cavarly, Panama, | Lich —-Salléd, ship John bright, Hadley, Liverno SAVANNAL, ‘At ll—Arrived, brig John Weash, ton, Me, Cleared Seby NW Smith, Rio Janeiro, SALEM, Alig 3--Atrived, brig ohn Balen, Hodgdon, Phit- ade pin; ache Arto Garwood, Young; Josep’ Cakes, Oakes, and Sliney Price, odtres, Philadelphia; Alqitngary Thompaon, and Kedona, Wotbiosk. Blieabethyirt sy "He Way) Bryant and Peo. Rogers, Movoken: Hero. Kelley, New York: Weat Falnionih, Hatch, for New York; ib, Em mv G Hdwarde, Lee, Phitadelph a. \ Sai ed 9th, achrs iu lisH, Strong, Aud Marietta Tilton, Friaieger, Pnilnde VINEVARD WAC rrived, bark Western Sen, Homan for Kew Vir for Phila- Gelphin; Ssaratta for New York; Allsion, Prankfort for Proieu’, Mactil, for do, 2 FW Gods fray, Haltimore for Bostob; J B Wells, Monica; Sarah An aR , Eangor Cor New York) ZA Paine. Ewstpor for do: Sarak’ Burne! Muezush for dot Aunie Maries thus | tee fa m Venting, Calais for do; Maria L Davi Boston t MJ Lanzion, Pembroke for do: Jonatha May, Reatiess nud Baxter, Boston for do; Warrente: Aarou, Bangor for Briteoport ith,’ AM—Arrived, 8: ima, Magagnodavic for New York; Kedzte'c Fish, i FS Spencer, Bh for George: town, DO; Grace Gradier, Gardiner for Alexandria; A Bea. nom Jogging for Bridgepoit \ Salied—All the vessels be ‘ore reported, WICKFORD, Aug 9—Arrivel, sobre David G Floyd, Clif. WARREN, Apg ) sehr Quickstep, Smith, Phila dalphia, ona en MISCELLANEOUS, HEUMATINM CAN BE CURED WITH BLIAS' RHEU. R matic Remoadies, One trial wil) contest ane. Patients treated dally from ( to, gratl, ¢1 Broadway. ADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIF} [a fotontion’ trom nuahuens, for Strleuite, fs Mat Peas Disease of the Peivie Viscera, Disouwes and’ Def ormnities a the Bye Nose, Face and Person. HENRY A. DANIEL” ** WD, Ud Lexington avenue, '