The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1872, Page 7

THE FRENCH LOAN. Treasury Official Report of the Extraordinary Success of the Undertaking. What the Republic Owes to Germany—Sources of Income of the Nation—Presidont Thiers’ System of Finance—Footings of the Great Account. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Panis, July 30, 1872, M. Goulard, Minister of Finance, to-day an- nounced to the Chamber of Deputies of the Assem- bly the resalt of the subscriptions to the new loan, ‘The Minister stated that the books showed forty- one and 8 half millions of francs as the aggregate amount subscribed. CABINET ANNOUNCEMENT AND CONGRATULATION TO PARLIAMENT. ‘A tolegram dated at Versailles in the afternoon to-day states that during the sitting of the National Assembly, when M, Goulard announced’ the suc- cess of the loan, he said:—The government was overwhejmed with surprise at the astounding re- sult, which showed that the defeats France had suffered were an explation, not a ‘sign of deca- dence," ‘The Nation’s Debt to Germany. The financial and, of course, the industrial vitality Of France may, according to the news con- ‘veyed in our Paris telegram, be set down as an economic productive wonder, When tho war of 1870-1 came to an end, aud there arose the question of paying a large indemnity to. Germany for the expenses of a breach of she peace, the generat idea was that France was ‘nearly bankrupt on the fall of the empire, and that monetary troubles throughout Europe were to be expected from any attempt to pay thé vast sum demanded by’ Bismarck. Ie lose of HH the has 8o managed that before the close of the five Ree of francs exacted by Prussia will be pald ao This is, in addition to By an aie nm paid. One miltiard of francs, or $: re oe paid on February 1 1873; a like rae orbs aid before the end of 187 the same amountin 874, Five millial or "51,000,000, 000, is not the whole liatitit; France on ‘account of the late war. There to be added to it, ior the ransom of Paris, $40,000,000; for the interest due March 3, 1872, a ‘further sum of $30,000,000, and for undisbursed tax revenues to December, 1871, a pay- Ment of $11,016,000, ‘These items make a total of $1,081, 015,000, to. which must be added interest at five per cont from March, 1872, to March, 1874, on the unpaid balance of $600,060,000. 'Thisruns the whole amount payable by France to $1,141,015,000—equal to about half the national debt of the United States, In addition to the indemnity France has been at ‘the cost of 3500,000,000 for her own war expenses, including the aamage done to Paris. The war ex- bn of Germany are reported officially at 278,000,000, and: her receipts from France, as figured out above, will be $1,141,015,000, The French Budget of 1872. In the month of May, 1872, the National Assembly of France voted the last chapter of the Budget, just previous to the holiday adjournment. The statement of the reporter, M. de ia Bouillerie, when it was distributed to the deputies did not permit them time to read, much less tostudy it. If ‘we desire to obtain an exact statement of the mopey burdens of France, and to thoroughly under- stand the financial position in which the country ts Bede: ieitau a ft IMU feyend ae Bud veut look forward to Se catraardiey Sraaget "which he styled by the Thiers government a “liquidation account.’! The law of the 16th of September last set forth a balance py by ta er ace aes, Budget” of 1871 of 61,063,827 france. ie supplementary and extraordinary credits have increased. that ainount vy. 180,791,263f., makin; ie total amount of the aa- ree balance Of 1871 192,475,000f, But, aa a sct off, on the other band, there has been Bn increase of Feoetpts to the extent t ‘of 121,826,000f, Dedncting ny oe amnuogt 1, jana as’ the results ‘of Trea- rast. he yee balance of 1871 can “Rerblote be ‘one 72,142, 264f. It 1s expected that this deficiency will be covered the ean credits, which are bagel for Seat The Minister of War has alrea aed Be ee and the Minister of Marine has ale avery considerable amount. The ordi- hary budget of 1872 can attain a satisfactory posi- fc eaniina jum by fnancial processes of very rection. The total of the credits opened for the various ministerial ates ments amounts, dn 1872, to 2,335,778,525f. thus distributed :— TOtdI 5.0.0 asiner scemadad ove s,cnen vcgyie s MMOD ‘The receipts to meet this expenditure arise from 4wo sources—the old taxes and revenues and the new taxes which have been voted, or remain to be Lege ig hel Sreeeetly. 8 and. revenues perth to. i tieatabet, of “eh, wiht she ee on ributions aan naa 3 x ic! have been ge : milated te pis ogi eondsibutions, e.iucome property, i 000f. ; from eho 83, indireet taxes ‘and duties, 1020004 velécraph at 12,620,000 180 receipts from Algeria, ame 3 drawback pon civil “He 5,387,300f.; and various oll Tr sums, 202, 619f, me oduct of the new taxes and gur-taxes a voted by Assembly is estimated at 462,359,300f., thus distributed :—Taxes upon horses ‘and ‘carri es, 2,112,300f, upon clubs «and billiard tables, 2,000,000/. ; stamps and Habe a 118,100, 000. 5 coffee, cocoa and = spices, .; sugar, 57,311, 000f.; alcoholic liquors’ and’ other beverazes, 83, ane tickets, 30,000,000f. ; gun- | tly cards and licences, 9,30 000f. 5 aoe, 40,000,008 $ chemical matches, 15,000, 000f. ; 1040 ', 6,000, GOOF. 5 ‘paper, 10,900,000f, ; mineral oils, fe; postal dues, 22,000,001. ; navigation dues, 000,0007., and statistical dues, 6, pint ‘Thus the old taxes furnish 1 |, 798,848,060f,; the new duties voted will bring in 462,359,300f., oaking @ total of 2,261,206,959f. The floating debt amounted on the oth of March to 699,759,000. Of that amount Trea- sury bonds represented 250,000,000f,, but on the other hand, ae savings banks ‘account only reached “athounted tot previous deficiences of the budget apes tort bs, 0008, To meet them there are no other reswuscen tion the floating debt. A French pore comission considered that the floating must be extended to 800,000,000f. in order to meet the demands which will be made upon it. This Pariamentary Commission therefore proposed, and the Assent! ‘assented, toextend the issue of Treasury bonds to 400,000,000f. and a new loan. It is now the first time for twenty years past that the {ssue has attained that amount tn France. THE ALASAMA CLAIMS. “ Bession of the Geneva Arbitration Court—Ad- journment to August 5, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALO. GENEVA, July 30, 1872. The Board of Arbitration met at one o'clock this «afternoon, and, after a three hours’ sitting, ad- journed until next Monday, to give time for the cansideration of special questions whica have erisen, THE UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG. Cnlistments in Europe and » National and Do- mestic Difficulty. be TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. ™~ Lonnow, July 30, 1972, ‘A special despatch from Brussels to the Pall Mal Gagtte says the United States war steamer “Wachosetts, while at Antwerp, enlisted 100 Bel- gians, including @ number of minora, who were taken without their parents’ consent. The latter complained, but the officers of the Wachusetts re- fused to release the minors. The matter, however, has been ania vi - euthorisioss THE GUELPHS A AND THE BOURBONS. TELECAAM. TO amy KEW YORK HERALD. Lonpon, July 30, 18) Queen Victoria has telegraphed the Due d’'Aumate, | expressing ber sympathy for the death of his son, the Duke oF Guise, Her Majesty says:—“l have suffered aaa wife, and Tsuttered as a mother when | the Prince of Wales was ina dying state, then what your grtof must be, alare im it greatiy.”” Tknow snd, believe me, I its MH HOY NEW, YORK. HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY, 31, 1872.-TRIPLE. SHEET. THE LEONARD STREET FIRE. —_ + The Fire Marshal’s Investigation—The Insurance. The following testimony was taken by Fire Mar- shal McSpedon yesterday relative to the fire that occurred at 28 Leonard street on Monday morn- Peter Cuff, being duly sworn said—I am employed as watchman at 28 Leonard street; I went on duty Sunday night, at half-past eight o’clock, and re- mained until the fire was discovered. There were nine men at work in the bulldiag besides myself. ‘The gas was lighted on the second floor and only one burner was lit on the third floor; this burner was hanging from the ceiling, about four feet from the receiving tank; there were two burners Ughted on the fourth foor; in going up and down stairs Bernard McElhoun carried with hima hand lamp, in which they burned common tallow oll; at, just. two o'clock I was npon the fourth floor; I then made a remark to McEihoun that it was just striking two o'clock; I first discovered the fire in the building nearest West Broadway; some time after two o'clock two men came from the cellar and said there was a fire somewhere in the build- ing; I then rushed to the street and looked up ana saw FLAMES LEAPING FROM ONE WINDOW TO THE OTHER; T could not tell: now whether it was on the third or fourth floor; I then gave the alarm; I afterwards went up to alarm the men; as.I camo down I met McElhoun on the escond floor; he came down stairs from the third floor; there were six fires under the poeeigsl these aoe na eo from the cellar.up thie second oor; under the retorts were an on the cellar for nue ‘has: never been on fire oie ‘Binoe t have ‘been in the employ of the com: y duty was to report to the Buper- iatendsne i i aye an any! wrong; he ngualiy came'to the building at di times during the —- he did, os coms aieré Shat night-mats I sont oie ee ermine rl mnt of pr ny; my men work day and night; i ually pais = ‘im ‘cha to look Arend Tignes the furnaces aren the cellar and the host comes up through the pipes; the red hot ) to very near their own Pextreuaitys ut eight feet in ear ey come a ‘about the level ofthe b horgs sats hol ing the third’and fourth joors were qui bs 7 i ing was @ high tempora- care in alt that building; there’ was no- on the a rot the b floor but empty bags and one dust; T dot not believe the fire\could have originated from the steam pipes; the filter man uses lighted lamps at night to go around from one filter to another and from one floor to another to see how THE LIQUOR 18 RUNNING; Bernard McEhoun had no occasion to f° to the re- finery on Sunday night, the night of the fire, until after twelve o'clock; the liquor was all down pion th the filters on Sunday morni and left Ing there until Sunda; night at twelve o’cloc! when he went there to Ayo h off the filters; I don’ very much believe he the wor ‘runnt through the filters weet before the fire oceurre when the liquor is running through the filters tne temperature of the liquor increases the heat; we Were steaming out. two of the three charcoal filters all ay Sunday; that increases the heat; the et inverted into the steam = is fliters between the third aud fourth floors in that part of the building where the fire is said to have originated; if there was foul air in the filters and it came In contact with the light of @ lamp or a gas nA it would ignite; I have seen it do so, but I don’t now whether it would burn. or not; Ihave Been foul air in the bottom of a filter when I had a ited lamp at the top explode and raise the rpg of coarse muslin in the false bottom the filter, but I never saw it burst the fiery I can’t form an opinion as to how the fire originated unless ‘ie filter, man had his lamp on the floor some of the foul alr came in contact with fet light; we hada slight fire in the refinery one afternoon that came from the timbers that, Boppers these filters, which Were a little too close to the kilns, The following is the official list of insurances:— National, of Bau; ergot han $2,500; Commercial, of London. $5,005 tate of Penapléania, $5000 Re- Hes, $5,000 0 Hartford, sf si ord, $3,005 ings oun’ Hanover, na, of Harti $10,000} Sato San 42, selina, $2 500; Liver- $27, hdchanies pool, London and Globe and Traders’, 0005, Globe, fi Kagle, Sh pon; Boston, ee * ae Of Cleve: Loe $5,000; ingficld, ba tee 2560 Pennsy: cainerials $12, re, sia 3h leotns, $2,500; Ae hs Queens, $3,000 Sterling, $2,500; 2 6005 Ame) of Phila- Saini ee $3,005 a e's,” of Worcester, . $5,000; Tradesmen’s, $5,000; hint wi $2,500; Importers and ‘rraders’, 3 Pacific, New. York, $2,500; Niagara, $5,0005 Empire City, 2.2005 Metropolitan, sia 8 aoe geaipete of joston, $2,500; Ameri tal, into. the canse of the fire A Tarte? inves tion will be held by the rshal this afternoon. THE ERIE FIRE. Second Day of the Investigation—Im- portant Testimony by Ex-Chief Engi- neer Coyle, A. K. Brown and the In: jured Man Nagle. The Jersey City Fire Commissioners resumed the investigation yesterday into the conduct of Chief Engineer Farrier at the late fire. Wiltiam M. Beach testified that he was misunder- stood as to the language used by him concerning the Chief when he related the conversation to a re- porter of the Standard; Mr. Wilson's evidence con- veyed the language correctly. John Coyle, ex-Chief Engineer, testified—1 was at the fire in the Erie building; observed closely the wall that fell before it fell; expressed the opinion to several persons around me that the wall was dangerous; did not give “any ‘warning to any per- son in authority because I could find none; when [ saw No.3 engine put there I knew it was a very dangerous position, and I started to find some one in authority to have that engine taken away; I met Fire Commissioner Drayton and told him that en- gine onght to be taken away immeiately; before anything could be done after that the wall had fallen. P. Did you, since the fire, say that Chief Engineer Farrier was responsible for the death of McCarthy A. I can't say positively; I may have said that if he ordered that engine there he was responsible. Q. If you were in authority there would you have ordered that engine to the place? A. I would not (emphatically). Q. Is it usnal for a sixteen-inch wall fifteen feet high to fail? A. Oh, yes, sir; [ would not have placed that engine there under any circumstances when I saw that wall in danger of falling. A. K. Brown was next examined—I was at the fire in Provost street when McCarthy was killed; I was standing just opposite him; I remarked that the wall was » dangerous one; | stated to several persons standing near me that I would not go in there under any circumstances; saw the wall tremble fat to ie before it. fell; several persons q cated when v the saw it giving wal s Mecort.y turned his head a ehen te heard the Bbe"ting and looked Lip tO Hed w allots was abont; the wall fell in a solid mass ; with bricks. Q. Do you think there | pon be to — one? io Tcan’t 8 Scobartiy was covered up y culpability attach- place to that. Itwas a dan- ae ‘are not att fires (lange rons ? fk Not at all, bul wé cali make the: aigoronss saw from the pel dapat position of that wall that if It shou fall the engine must be crushed ; No. 3 engine came in from the south and oh towards the north of Provost street; there another man standin; with McCarthy ‘att 4 hye rant when the shout wen up; both apring ack, and when the wall came down I felt positive that the two men were covered with the bricks; when the dust passed away I saw persons helping off one of the men, Charles Nagic, the stoker, who was with McCar- thy, was call led up. He Ittnped on two sticks to the witness chair and betrayed in his countenance the terrible shock through which he had passed. He detailed cleat and minutely the circumstances attending the accident, and the part he and McCar- thy played at the fire. The main points of his be 4 timony are as follows:—We were on Trosnest street when McCarthy told me that we had or to back up: don’t know who gave the order; when we got tothe hydrant on Provost street i made botl connections (with the engine and the hydrant); McCarthy was holding up the suc- tion when I saw him last; when the wall feil I was thrown against the wheel of the engine and was half covered with bricks; I got up myself; [ looked around, and when I did not see arthy I thought he was at the farther side; did not con- sider the wall dangerous; heard the shout from the sidewalk; not more than Lf ® second elapsed afterwards when the wall saw the Chiet in front of the engine about a mnie before the wall Tsaian Hutton, ex-Police Commissioner, was called, but he refused to be sworn, on the ground that his recent conviction, and sentence disqualified ‘om being & ay i roberts testified that he was in company with the Hera:p reporter for an hour on the night of the fire, and gave him & mass of tnformation, but } had OS of saying anything about the Chief En r, Joseph Fitzgerald, who was standing opposite the wall whenvit fell, gave testimony which cor- roborated in the mam the evidence already given. Smith Mead, when called, said he knew nothing about it. Mr. Blackwell, foreman of No. 9 engine, to which McCarthy was fttached, was calied, but did not appear, ‘Mussts. Connery and Davis and OMcer Duncan mave testimony which was unimportant, and the investivation was adiqnened till La-morcowe | CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA. United States Naval Custody of the Vessel Edgar Stewart. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Via Key eee OT itr.} Aspinwall advices to the 20th have beeh received. THE EDGAR STUART CASE. The Edgar Stuart is still in the custody of the United States steamer Wyoming. A new captain for the Stuart is expected in the Rising Star from New York. The commander of the Wyoming is awaiting orders from Washington as to the dis- posal of the Edgar Stuart. The Panama authorities continue their meddling interference with the. vessel. CHINAMEN AT WORK. Eighty Chinamen have arrived and begun work on the wharves of tle Pacific Mail Steamship Com- any, PAMy: gHM WEATARR AND PUBLIC HRALTH: The Isthmus has been deluged by recent rains. An epidemic resembling the yellow fever exists ‘at Carthagena, but is fatal chiefly to children. THE DARIEN ISTHMUS INDTANS, Reporta, from the Isthmus of Darien say hostili- | tles are progressing between: the Choco and other Indian tribes. Numbers have been kifled on both sides. One tribe advocates intermarriage with the whites, while others oppose it,’ The question of intermixture of races is likely to become a serious one. “Poru. Lima advices are to the 7th inst. The great na- tional exhibition opened on the Ist inst, Mr, Thomas, the new United States Minister to ‘ Chile, has‘arrived and presented his credentials. The Liverpool steamer Araucania arrived at Val- paraiso with her screw broken. The smallpox continues its ravages at Valparaiso and other Chilean cities, Two companies, with a capital of $1,000,000 each, yd hte been organized to work the coal mines of Con- mmense Cs lel a of saltpetre have been dis- | edvered in Arica. Advices from Ecuador say that many new schools have been established and museums commenced in different towns. A new lighthouse has been erected in the Gulf of Guayaquil. ¥ DROWNING CASUALTY. Captain Birdsall, commanding a tug at Greytown, was drowned while crossing the bar in askiff. His body was recovered, partly eaten by sharks. OBITUARY. Piieterts Henri Drayton. This brilliant and celebrated artist, who has for years been delighting the cars of thousands of the American public, was yesterday suddenly taken with fit of apoplexy, at his residence, 57 East Ninth street, and died shortly afterwards. Mr. Drayton was born in Philadelphia about fifty years ago, and was originally intended for a civil engineer, graduating as such at Troy in 1839, A natural aptitude for dramatic interpreta- tion anda fine, sonorous, expressive baritone voice, allied with a strong inclination, induced him to enter upon the stage as'a profession, and after several years of & novitiate’s career in this country he went to Europe, where, during the year 1848, he appeared at the principal lyric theatres of France and Belgium in French opera, In 1850, in con- function ‘with a Frenen opera company, he made his first appearance in London at the St. James Theatre. On his return to America) several years ater Mr. P. T. Bar- num engaged him and his wife for a parlor opera entertainment,which was given at 720 Broad- way, now known as Lina Fdwin’s Theatre. Here he won immediate popularity, and the perform- ances given there became very successful. Of late om he has been connected with nearly every ‘hglish opera company which has been organized in this contey, his last encagement in this city having been played Is Bryant's Opera ad in June. During the past eseennee: thonte at gt provincial onegane ‘dramatic [eo chae. acters, and, we believe, contemplated making lyric drama his specialty had he lived. Personally he was a genial, courteous gentleman, of great social qualities, which endeared him. to all with whom he became personally acquainted. Anum ber of professional gentlemen upon learning the sad news immediately on Mra, ‘ton, and found to their amazement she was left entirely destl- tute, without even the means to bury the body ofher husband. Messrs. Canning & Lowell at once went to some of the most prominent managers and artists at tg in town, and opened a subscrip- tion list at their office, 678 Broadway, with the fol- lowing results :— John Filster L. G. Maeder . poomaauna Sewanee Charles Spaulding Thomas agave | A meeting of Masons was held deceased artist's late home, to make arrangements for the funeral and adopt measures to procure some assistance for the wife and daughter of Mr. Drayton. The profession are earnestly appealed to, ‘and it is to be hoped they will come forward in their well- known liberal manner, as the case is one of great distress and their help is urgently needed, All sub- scriptions shouid be sent to Canning & Lowell, 678 Broadway. Mr. Drayton will be buried from the Church of the Transfiguration (the little church around the cor- ner) on Thursday, at five o’clock. New York and be Cecilia Lodges will take part. Morgan, the other fea George Simpson and J. R. Thomas and er leading singers have volunteered their ser- TETING NEWS.|> Almanee for New WortThis Day. rabbits Hats SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATRR, Sun rises.......... 455} Gov. Island.....eve 5 41 Sun sets.. . 717| Sandy Hook 56 Moon rises...morn 1 24 Frew ate, 26 ere OCEAN STEAMERS. * MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST. Suits, | Destination. Offoe. A Brosaw Bowling Green Bowling Green Broadway. 5 Brondway. Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green ePew ing Green 2) Broadway. 7 Bowling Green 19 Broadway. sees City 15 Broadway. ee rs “" H powling Green City of Timer : Aug 19:: Eiverpoet He Brondwey. lance en [Aug 17,.|LAverpool ../19 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 80, 1872. gna ee ae CLEARED. adteamshin Caledonia (Br), Orenstone, Glasgow—ten- nm sbtcatnahip ip Ismailia (Br), Brown, Glasgow—Henderson Steamship Henry Onauncey, Gray, Aspinwall—Pacifio Mall Steamsbl Steamship, yatoke, Couch, Nortetk, City Point and PSteammehi ae Bloodgoad, Philadelphia—Lorit- ar rd a Steamy Co. n. Boston—H F Dimock. Ship Weatherneld hr ‘an. Mayle Liverpooles L Merchant # ark James Carthy (Br), Murdock, Liverpool—G ¥ Bul- Tia Vero (Ital), Martine, Penarth Roads—Slocovich Hei Fatevang cron, moment Conk eunen, ae & Co Bark Xuovo Mondo (Ital), Savarese, Palermo—Funch, viii Thos Pope, Richardson, Montovia—Yates & Pot tert Prind 9¢ Alexandre (Dan), Virden, St Thomas Landonderry—J F Whit Peniston oat Mi Maria Fannie (Aus), Siprez, Dunkirk—Slocovich & Brij Hiowtonin (Br), Willioms, Maraotites—Inmes Honry. nided and Port Spain—Maitiand, Galveston—O MH Mallory & ‘ets Teneriffe, Tracey pkins, Sevunowr, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | Schr Sabad, Dyer, Brunswick—Wilson Godfre: Sehr Nelly Potter, Gaskell, Washington, NOW K Hin. fica teat Bethea ss i amer A C Stimer, Warren. Philadel! ABBIVALS, REPORTED or en 2 Steamship Rasta Br), Conk, July pay rea tS aed wsed a an pa 6 Baan a ‘eat uum Jon 14 & steamanib Batavia, bou ast east; 24, ton sae Ey Ton 4 63, sntine rigged steamer, bound ies Tigued stea ee July 17, via Moville to Henderson Bros. iG), Meyer, ‘Hamburg Jul ay Lis assongers to her during the “eho wei Rh es te on tb OW, steainsht ship AJ Ne. =) ‘es win oh on 3 2427, shi ktereinolt i brig ork en oa ion as at st son 6S oamasih ao; eat 87, lon O14, a Nasional line bas er tN ‘Fpnarchus Sem eek wet Bio Janeiro Jug 1 with co te mortal mermann, Very Cri na Hiss na 25h, with, mdse am peek verona, mabip Ashiand, Mo Moore, Fernandina gute 21 ith 4 t tesa iets saw steamships Gen ne i Se a eon autvador, Nickerkon, Suvannah sany % with mdse.and passengers, to W R Garrison. July 29, 78 Milles noreh of Wadteran, paswod Oris HE Wheeler, Yound et nh. art hip Isanc Boll, Biakeman, Richmond, City Potnt and Mousaik, wat with indao ‘and passengers, to the Old Do- hin rephine Oulton (Br), Oulton, Taverpool, 55 days, ‘x Burgess. ‘Took the northern paskage Trait mae icone westerly winds has been 15 Ponte oka July is d Banks +, spoke Fishing sohr i ave (of Fy, Hell rt Dquintals of flab wi Tere eee eo ay tat nial of 5 uw) a Lat, ay ie and from him 2,900 a 1 Felton ve his head still on dp of he belo at ater, faleraneeee woult it ep 4 ein of ie ot it Uns Bernd, apa t. x fac 9 a gale at the time ander. pase (ot New Orleans Ketleran, aa, ane with vi’ fron vo Yasee d Porter nel Took the northern pasatge aud had light winds and cating: hing buen 11 day's of the Baaks, ark Ankaihor (Nori Henrioksen, Newport 6 dav with railway iron to Tetons & Bockm: Made the northern y ani bed irosh NOV and SW. winds to the Banks; From thence days, w with light, variable wi Fark Rosalla (tal), Pesor, Matsaillea gs da me with malao tons Henry ies! to Punch Raye.€ On. Made a south, erm passage and had light winds and calms; been 21 days wost of Bermuc Birk Conrser (of! Stockton), days, with mdeo to J.T Moandrew vomlta Noah Emery, Passdd Gibraltar June 185m: had light winds and calms throughout: has been: !4 days pareden, Tarragona SL bb reli ie wep iy Ed rsd 42 oloniae ane: a bark stos te ward with Sarknrtilant ts tsar), Nala Garde dag With rail ‘way iron to order; vesse! jock man OP ore bane andl had renter wane (0, ta8 reer eer Panos os anys; with iene, variable winds. Brlz Svea (Nor), Nornp, Ardrossan lays, with pig iron to order: vessel to Tetens & Bockmann. a Was23 days wort ofthe Banks, with light winds and calms; July 18, Tat 41.29, lon 6009, spoke bark Queen of the Fleet (Br), from St'Tohn, NB, for Holyhead. Schr John J Ward, Inman, Alexandria. Schr @ 1: Smith, Bowker, Viruinta, Schr H A Hoyt, Cranmer, Baltimore. Schr. Speedwell, Kennedy, Seal Harbor, Mé, five days, with granite stone to Brainard & Co. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. ark Dorchestor, Ryder, Boston for Now York, in bal: last, to John Boynton’s Son acti Southern Cross, ‘Murphy, Parsboro for New York, wit! are te Kehr Acadia, Dorion, Glace Bay for New York, with coal & Parke: tof any Chand iller, Kenny, Windsor, NS, for New York. . with plaster to Weatherspoou & Bet Hotta Fluewelling, St John for New York, with ‘iach Geralgo, Sona San Sand River, NS, 12 days, with pil- hard cht iaatre Ls Panett, Dorchester, NB, 12 days, with Ne stent Olneka Giark bt StJobn) /NB, 9 days, with lumber to THE vena Jackson, Abrams, City Island for Eliza- ian Dee Ui Portland for New York, with ‘Behr Gnward Hamilton, Hilsworth for New York, with serehe Es avaring, Dickens, Portland for New York, Rohe Arctic, Leman, Rockland for New York, with lime Sa Tr SOO a ada Haigh fonibonaien see reer aielt Ghoseman, Portand for Now York, Weehe Pacers, eae Portland for New York, with lum- Nel en A Taber, Dupont, Calais for New York, with ihe Gen Sitcrman, Stewart, Portland for New York, sche Root Hane “eickdon, New Brunswick for New ‘aie P L Smith, Hopkins, Portland for New York, with be ic to order. Wf MoOloskey, Rockport for New York. with ns signe Mary B Fi gmtth, Thomaston for New York, with time to avitand & Co. Schr Virus nowoonder Kelly, io for New York, with stone Sehr Hva, sherman, Schr Forést Home, Kei meet Moriya for Ne Acs Schr Z Steelman, Bright, Boston for Prilaae iphia. Schr Annie H Morse; Fhoins, slauvord for New York, Schr Edward Lind \daiey. Hill, Newport for New York. Sehr ¥6 Lemuel Hill, Kew Haven for New Yor! Schr Niantic, Smith, for New. Sehr Seaport, Mitchell, Northport for New York. Schr Veranda. Pond, Frovidence for New ¥ Schr ES Phenix, Warren, Providence for Haverstraw. Sarah B Buckley, Buckley, Bridgeport for Ron- ‘Sehr John Brooks, Fox. Romerset for Jersey Clty, Behr Free Wind, Frisby. Portam out for Now Work. Gre irgenwien or Ne Schr Nelson, M Ree eens en ytoran Newport for New York, Schr Enterprise, Mott, Rosly: M tor New York. Sor Sarah W Binke, Blake, Pall River for Haverstraw. ott Hinze, ‘McName, Greonwich for New York, with’ Behr Sallio Burton, Palmer, Stanford for New York. Sehr Laura A Robins. hr fudson. BOUND EAST. Schr Balloon, Nichols, Now York for Bangor. Schr Buckeye, Rondout for New Haven, Behr Connecticut, Tapley. Hoboken for Providence. Sehr Cynthia Jane, Gardner, Elizabethport for Provi- ‘Achr Lucia A Blossom, Jones, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Paragon, Shute, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr Geo H Wines, Homan, Elizabethport for New Ha- , South Amboy for New London, Schr Trimmer) P: mer, Albany for Boston. Sebr Franklin, © yee? Tilizabe: hport tor Providence. Sehr Sheppard A Mount, Phinney, Elizabethport for Pint Golden Eagle, Howes, Port Johnson for New Bed- rece Reading RR No 44, Raynor, Hoboken for Provi- ‘Beh r Ploughboy, Kinney, Elizabethport for Boston, Senr Margarete Lindsley’ Hill, Elizabothport for New- ‘sei Fannie Mitchell, Brown, Elizabethport for Glou- Sone Vermillion, fone Mary Mei Rive Ben Ne ets Grimtng, New York for Northport, Behe Warsteed, Phinney, Rondout for Boston. BChe Henry & Metenif, Kenney. Rondout for oston, Sehr Lottie, Poughkeépsle for Wareham. Schr Honesi, Abe, Monroe, Hokoken for Haddam. Schr Sarah Maria, Butler, Brooklyn for Port Jefferson, Schr Margaret Jahe, Keunedy, Haverstraw for Provl- ‘aehe Elm City, Kidd, Newark for Providence. Sehr Island City, Ellis, New York for Wickford. Sehr Mary B Simmons, Candia, Baltimore for Bridge. Pathe H Blackman, Arnold, Hoboken for Newport. Sehr Lizzie Hamition Tull, New York for Wickford. Bentley, Robinson, Baltimore for New Haven. Stominor Gaintsa, Nye, Now York for Providence. Steamer Delaware, Sinith, New York for Norwich. BELOW. Bark Hombersund (Nor), Rremingson, Glasgow May 29 (by pilet boat M H Gri innell, No SAILED. 8 ips New York, Bremen; Henry Chauncey, As- iteamships New Yor a ay 8 wit de Bort Wells, Port Johnson for Providence, hon, Brightman, Haverstraw for Fall inwall noke, Richmond. &e; bai is teat Welestes J &R Walsh, Rotterdam; brits: Ya. Jenin Barcelona: itmit , Port Spain; Oliver Cutts, Port AvPrinee¢ Jsabella, Carthagena; Sjelland, Copenhagen. ‘Wind at suet NB, light. Mariné Disasters, Acapta (Br), Tannock, at St John, NB, July 20 Tram Glasgow via taut ip Weaving Jattet We same the he: oggenes: Taina’ But iortunately. wet om Rbliy aad witout doseae. Bark Evanve, (Br), from South Shields tor ieee ‘was lost on the 28h of Ma; or tiee’ Torthiond sf aig Island, the vessel being Ot thtough by the lee. The crew were eaved, Gustave (Dom), from New York for Portaw ficanw witch pnt ine Bermuda Sune June. In Aistress, cleare seit to remume her voyage, saree rep ‘Senn Joun Grnann, from Newburyport, put into Hali- fax July 27, for repairs, of whine Relate not mated, a Sonn Neviax M Powrr, (of York), Low, from New York, |, While going into York harbor on the 26th, Petco tat a her sco, failed ” pring up, oe ron ile, of aon aesiking Her choantthe fore tetrd g in her sides, ripping up the deck ‘and b breaking P umbers, n Emeine, from Philadelphia for Richmond, was at Lowen Del july 2, AM, with her machinery disabled, awatting repairs. Cea ica A ship of about 1,000 tons, waterlogged and, abandon wasseen about July Ly ‘ehalesly ‘Com Morris, wiih was in lat 39.N, ‘on July 8 She was laden hth tallow pinot ¢ af noe wake que her name; Nad Rppaientiy bem & long tine wrecked, but was right side up and part of her were siaredl ALGOA Tay, gue 19, the G T Kemp roturned to an. choraye hereon the | inst, havin, fled from her oreo On nse on te A a fics Cape St f twitita | gale, wi envy Cri coats Likes rer Mn ithe Wut bowsprit was -carrh away in ishy a heavy ing sea; lose all feat ‘reacties sai et and Wekead gone. pay July 19—’ bark Azelia, Weston, from saloniea for'8 stan Coals ateanded off Funara diring a fog and was got off ot high water. Liverroot, July 18—The y oe ), from worming. ton, and the Manhattan (), from New York, were ta Mtscollancous. We are under obligations to Parser J W Renset, of the steamship City of Merida, from Vora Cruz and Havana, for the prompt delivery of our files, despatches, &c. Our thanks are also due to Mail Agent Anthon M Velez. Hath: acemer Wn Ha ne a Jr, of the steamship Han Saiva- Row York | serene into Waitin Sabri te a ror Jona, Whalemen. fF saa Honolata June 9, bark Milinols (of NB), Fra- poken—Jaly 8, Tat 38 Com M Eee 4 Tina’ ody wt out, wits hia Bi te ieed at Boras a wi : last report , Spoken. enone $e Cobb. from Akyab for Falmouth, Jane 2. Jat ia (reported, Bion tt 38 m Calcutta for Snip Ale rn 1 3 agit Coltimbla, ‘Bom Calcite for New York (0 Cateuttr ted), Sune IT, Ree fom 838%, vortta (3p), from Philadelphia for Barcelona, June 70, lon. park Margatet (Br), from Darion for Maryport, Ju'y 5, Park Frank Lovitt ‘Smith, eaTE Tau Lavttt (BH), Smith, from Antwerp for New Bark Hawk ‘rom, Persepool for California 20 days, v1 \ wok Talavera. vere itom Machias for Montevideo, Bark teva ed, Taly 6, tat 47, ton 38 one - a 2 ime aie rota New Oricans for Barce one hp ear er logo for New York, 40 daya ‘rican r Phy showing a: lgnal while bu bares wi a ete aon Fig aly 1 iat 80, fia: np oh . guiy A ie ea) island a Baers from New York for Belize, on Ai ND ad ays from Terceira for Ban- is, hi i ont ares ae n om Clas, or for, Philadelphia, July 29, off oiteal Sain Sitek, from Mowtna tor’ New York, July 2, off hrama, son snanghes: for New York (*), Aprilt, iat ae 14.8, lon bet entlld Ports. ALGoA Bay, Ws June 7—Sailed, Annie, aoa New Kork: rk rth, Nollie lastings, Hall, ‘Guam; Komp, viaeesr July 19—Arrivod, Uako; aris, Rees Lp vid se daly 18—Arrived, Eagle (a), Jackman, oe LONA,, July ib-Arrived, Maria, Natividad, Ari- lew Orleai wae rete (), Brioken- dr RMERIAVEN, nral New York; Ohio (4), Basse, Balti , P iebaon ( ‘Wulff, London xy July 10—Arriv for Now w York or if ney UENOS ARR! une 80—A rrivi revion be - Jona, Chase, Portiand vin Montovidees Bilay Oliver, des La Fata, Crowell, Now York; Sava i Hobart, While, Pen: pemrona July l4—Arrivea, bark Eliza Barss (Br), Vesey, Port meg: ny Fira Gustavo (Dom), Beaman (from Now York), 1 port 23d, brig Rover (Br), for Now York, to salt same pier, July 17—Cleared, Ansdale, BD Motealt, Monteviden Meiucmct salar Kntered for olde. 1th, Elia 5 Thayer, Thomson, for Ha. yana; 18th, Wanderer, Emanuelson, and Galathea, M thanson, for Now York, oGaxanen, July 17—Arrived, Alphonso Maret, Privat, New CantHtaaena, July 8—Arrived, brig W Wiswell, Leckic, Fernandina, Orexrveads, July 17—Sniled, brigs Paquetede Venemuala ($0), Balmer, New York; Juliet © Clark, Moore, do; 22, y Retutn (By) Ennis, Pensacola. ADERAR, July 2—Aarrived, brig Dayld Owen, Dunton, Hied'8th, acht Chas 1 Kelly, Markell, Penstcota: 19tn, barks’ Carlotta (Br), raat Moreh of Hatteras Henry; Filiner, Dickey, Falmouth, Eq. brie Redwood, Melville, Jacksonville; 2st, Adelaine, Fdwalt north “ot Wiattorus} 2a, Cascatello, Siinmons, Sean 1 ig Oa sEN, Jul; reive lary! My New York: Iai Nigrete: MeCuulder, Pauadelpiine Cleared ith, bark Lucy Frances, ‘ipton: Hatttmore. eee Say thawed Sabloneello, Cassovich, from New Gray Also passed t byt 19th, Grace, Reynolds, from Darien for Bremen. Dowxine, July 18 Arrived, Generorg, Clesa, Now York. Kusixony, July 16—arrived inthe Sound, Fosna, Tons: berg, from Philadelphia; Yrth, Grates Folley, Burgess, Bast 2 Hanson, Jul 15—In port, brig Ubald: ae van ih uly'15—Kn port, brig’ Ubaldins (Br), Spo- uuourH, July 19—Artived, Hutton. (@), Hodges, New von rg Jackson, Phitadetphia. je ar, Jackson, Philadel Gurmany, Jil tt the Humnber, the Norwegian ba Nordhavek, from Pensacols for Hall hen a aay rs iti vor oth, Abra n Elnools, hontante, doe age Lx, July 10—Cleared, meni *Spundberg, Phila. Now vor: ‘oth Goerera, ee Dehua aan fa att MG _Sallod ir L Hout Mattise Now York i math, Mattin New Yor! ai eo Nock 20th); Oscar & George, Rundstrom, ‘annino, ae 17—Arrived, Cimbria (s), Stahl, New alied 17th, Washington, Woltor, New York. Pat back do Cashay ven, 16th Ben}. Bangs, Batchelder, from Hambu rive a nt do, t8th, Kathteon Wright, from Baltimore, ay badly Fed. Washington’ (s), Roussan, and a The Que 5, Thom lew York. wAreivee ‘do July 24: ship Jacob A Stamler, Samsoh, anne it, Riverside, Randall, Shields and United none Kone, July 17—Salled, Maria Rickmers, Stolt, Havana, July aseseerteede steamships Saratoga (Sp), one New York; Lon Margaret, Baker, ia RE (and sailed 24th on her'retu on et barks a ‘Yor [2 brlgs Life 7, Saati + rate yc Nae Ci ‘prigs oe Safes ir), Tower, New lo 3, Sundberg, nde (81), Holland, do; John Pierce’ ranch (Br), Bo), Wyman, n north of Hatt lana ‘Pensacola: Annic M Gra i oe Conenhagens wtabel (Beh: users, Boston Hauiwax, July 27—Arrived, steamship Austrian ichardson, Quebec for Liverpool; b1 Forest i fc). Merriams New York for St Johns, NB, in erste vis ‘pad schr John Girard, from Newburyport, for satimonen? Cosi (Br), Ritchie (from Liv- hip Austrian, for England. t ship Premier, Merrithew, for ‘stan A Biaiadell, Sawyer, for Eng. Je -Arrived, Ocean Poarl., England heobald, Adame St John, NB; 20th, City of ec Si ta rk Metin, Seaith, Fortland, Oregon, Soamship Alice’ (B1). El nTRREOOL J bi Pensacol oo ae New Or. ancis, B Cutting, Tyson, do; bark Alice © wo isch Ot ae 2. Gill, Boston; 19th, Celeste, ith qpOorollna, Edmonds, Blo Janeiro and Calcutta via Ci Cleared 1oth, Exand! Murehinen, Now York; Taxus, Glover, Onkel, Hettmeyer, Philadelphia ; Delaware, Cruse, Wilmingto Entered out ih, Magnet, Brown, for City Point and Richmond ; Col At jutler, Call CU of Antwerp $9 Hynon, and 8 ‘James, Black, New Yorks Tonawanda, ‘rley, P nueipiiia: 1th, Tyre, Scott Boston. xuonton, July 18—Cleared, Pierre Kuyper, Falck, for rc Entered. ut 20th, Rebus, Christensen, New York via bay rete Salted fro Crave nd 19th, Albert Juhl, Lembke, New York (and eat Both, rived at 40 ), Grige, New York. Latta, Jul: Tyosatied “Olat Gli Narhsu Now Vork. Lrsnow, July 14—Sailed Albert, Lae lg New York. Lrvxrroot, NS, July Arrived, bark Windsor (Br), Gartner, New Yori; 23d, brig Athalaska (Br), Ryan, Pht: Inde! 1 brigs 8A, Snow, Williams, Philadelphia; ones, Baltim: iy IsArrived, Kate Crosby, 1 Manariutts, July 17 Cleared, Leone, Ivancich ; Pollux Go Wilkens, Rid Onisolons. Seaito, Now York Montevinko, June §8—Atrived previous, Dudley, Gam- age, Baltimore ; Albert, Reed, Satilla; Susan: M. Wade, do; Zard, Holman and’ Traveller, Penfield, New York; Lola, Bt Mary's (and sailed for Buenos Ayres); Sea Crest, Benielt, St John, palanres, July '{e—Bailed, ship Derby, Sprague, San rancixao, Matanzas, July 22—Sailed, bark J Loring, Lamb, Fer- pandina: Carina (Br), Nickels, Hampton Roads; 2, br in Blonia (Sp), Mariatainy, Ni CARTE i deesclcaredy Elida, Boe, New York: ana fle Deook, Ban Francise wy Toss, July'18--Arrived, Caroline Lamont, Bowker, Baltimore: uly 17—Arrived, Pawn, Putt, New York. Cleared iath Lilan, Nanres, July f6-rArrived, Aitouette, Bel. Charleston. Pontamourn, July 18—Off the Talo of Wight, ship Erics- sop, Kelley, froin, Shields for San Francite Pou Munway NS, July 16—Cleared, ee aa Ross (Br), McLellan, aren Del Qieunsrown: July Arrived, Benedette, York (and sailed Mh for Londonderry); 2th, ‘ow "at Ibert, Marsh, New Orleans: Rusoer, Pedersen, Baltimore; Lul Huns Rugglero, New York; Cetiverte ete facht' 10. ¥ Also airived beat Lae pnanttd Algeria, Le Messurter, New for Liverpool (ane rocced exon, SUy 2O—Arrived, steamship Hibernian, Watts Liver Artlved iat do 28th, brig Alptionse, Rosa. Now You. eared 26th, schr'Leon (not Lion), Adains, New York, Torna, July 19—Cleared, Pactolus, Dalrymple, Boston. ee, Al July 9—Arrived previously, barks Nettie na Rating Gara net orn Richmond; ny ‘rode (Dan). Herring, mor ‘ile Previous to aly 8, ship Alpe reDani, Meni; rey, Caloutta; beige | parks ter, Dahl, Mobile; Ean rom ‘Br,) RA rleans; Neptun, (NG) Rittscher, ‘Haniptor lee ‘Victor! . (Swe,) do. Sovutnarron, "ily Arrived, steamship Berlin, Un- more tor Bret arated at do ‘July ix Frankfurt (s), Barre, Bremen, | be po digo Arrived, T A Gripensted, Hansen, Repencem iy SeArrived, Meteor, Von Kervel, New York; 171 Hive Bird, Fe 0} Sr anaes, July 8—Arrived "John Ericsson, Stommetz, —_— oe ,, F S Wy. hares Nora,'and Zophyrine: Tee, vived, bark’ Interos (Br), Benyon. Bay; Te Rages, Gonatyes: ‘Mary B beaten Bal »M Patnam, Ath mteanier Oly mpas, fram Livespoot. so arriv\s. July 29—Arrived, bark Rialto (Br), San- ep eTEMORy, 55 ghee Anthony Kelly, vaaations New Fone Genre, ‘wood, Doane, do; ‘Abbi itmau, bord Portlact, Steamer». folk bark Ani pt - == eh sm ihe ar) lverts mond; brig Parrna, Walifen, Bollast, Mo sche Sybil Netty” ORONSWIOK. ae sgt Tt ber; brigs RB Hassell, Nodslon,” Dia. Cittey as Baker, Phelan? pn tates aut ost mandina: Henry ith, ante, suis. ‘Sal Heda Maria Crrye, uucery, itimore: BATH, July 26—Arrived, bark JG Nw YOO, Larkrrem, Philadoiphins Schr Markas Humater, a *Ath—-ailed, brigs Susan J Strout, Ang Th iy, Pash iney. ton. DO: Lig zrle Morrill, Georgetowi, DC ie D Talore Aimsbury, Philadelphia. BANGOR, July B7-Arrives, sehr: Annie Pore," Sparks, gr Aas Sette lara Pit Li Porto & BAREIS LANDING, July de Neer hi Rs tsar, TsO sy yan rived, sohr Kliza & An Place, htagelp ih; Oop Hacvect Corwin, “eotticea. Motte sited: yacht Triton, Wilgon, New York a ‘Arrived,’ schya Githert Groow, « titi batahidp ht ir, South ‘At boy; Mary Tice, ‘Dunhiw, New Bruns pick *ENa Jane, len, New York; Julia Tate, Tate “feClelan, Howes, Roston via Nor- West indies; sche Gem, Doane, “to Janoiro; MV fuze, Rich- bark EA Cochran, “ort, bark Ja: wi », rom Clenfuegow? - \—Arrived, #0 M W Hupper, Gilman, Alexandr, Honrictta, Twadell, Ellzabethnort. a ARLE: iN, brie Altavelta, from St Marys, Ga; aches Exther, trom Gibara, aba; 0 Bens i from Facksonit “ is Gharies NA, du Port, barks Nannie T Roll, RNANDINA, Tn ge or for sou Ajpert lea la ‘4 Lotia, Mathews, tor New Crosby, and T J Merriman, Ee ie ante di ‘wisworth, Baie y. tor me, ra Nollie Chaxe, ——, and Ocean Bell, Cofin, nia om ii 4 York, do; Amo# M Roberts, Barker, Cor Pilindot. RESS MONROE, 30—Tho 3 0: f m Liver H Lo Sa The stoamnehtp asping, imore. ety morning for Norfolk ant ALL RIVER, July 25—Arrived, schra Phitanttirop ist ns Piuladetphia | Franklin Plerce, Fila “A 8 Mont it, Hawking, Rondouk; b Nowe York th—Arrived, ond Thos P Cooper te orl; J J Haccls, Hudson, New’ Ford Rondon; acerr | Howard, Cold Sp pyrite rived, sehr: Endicot Kw Yon ees a) s y's, Ne, wan Noth, Barker, ani. Daniel Mores: Manca, Mar? Cavernc, Averitt dos Mary pe Nights illo Vari, alloy, New Yok. 8 New Yor! nxe, for 28th Arcivod, Pau Sheridan, iegh Now ak ps ira Jennie ey, ley, Bruny Ke, 0) To for Fall River) . “ ard ORGETOWN, 80, Taly S—Arriveil, wohe LiA fit. wards, Rowland, New TaBORGE Wh, DO, iuy TT tlearea sete George N marth rowtense iary B Stati LEWEAD, July Arrived, sehr Raven's Wing, don Yan O ORLEANS, July 2h—Arrived, steamship City of Galveston, Rowland, New York; sche Bemungton (newy, Mary Louisa, ery Bliznbott- egolyer, aw 4, ‘Boston. red—Brig Frances Lowey, Lowey, Pottland 2e. Arrived, steamship Tapnatianndsk, Reet, Yravana low, brig Harry Virden, Collins, from Havana. Sournwest Fast, July So-saied, hack AuoK brig Frances Lewey. pou . RFOLK, July 27—Arrived, brs Al ‘toa '. Pe ee ae en Crie tithe te) abana diniad NEWRERN, NC, July 26th—Arrived, steamahip Bs New York. BURYPORT July Arrived, Norton rTtrk Bihan Allon, D Philadel pia ; xeh Sailed—Bark Ethan lon, Devereux, hilade!piiia ; Kehr Emily H Naylor. Naylor. NEW BEDFORD, July: cArrived hes Richard 1 Smith, Baltimore; Henry Gibbs, Chas ork: ¢ dess, Kelley, Rondout; J Truman. 6 enitagip ht Tr rphenia, Mokerson, Rondout: DL stnrgis, Chase, V Johnson; Jorophine, Phinney, Warchain for New-York, Aa fied Malls, Ti Ison, Georgetown, DC; Joseph Hay, Boebe? hi lelp! Balled—Nchira Restle, Maskell, and William D Man- oan Now York: Fira y Robbins, Norfolk. ve Bi Arrived, schrs Challenge, Ben. Fall River for New York; Franklin, Vail, Providence NEW LONDON July 28—Arrived. schooluhip Mercury, Gonneeticut, Hot iiskow BY er Brago do for Fail iy Or: necticut, ‘Hobo rr or FE Mist, Ellzabétnport for Deicke OB rite do et r Geo Gillum, New York, ome HAVEN, Jaly 80—Arrived, achrs come Béoneld, snaway, Baltimore; Saran J Gu ney, Gurney, Ronlout; Rif Bondley, Hovlneon, Balun piniled-Sehr Fores Oak, Parker, Baltimore; sloop E ATLA! BELPHTA, Iuly 23—Arrived, stoaméfa’ Norma Nickerson, Boston; Hi 2 Harding. Providence: shits scht J T Weavor, ee Royal Charlie (Br), Sutherland, Ardrossan; barks Cart XV (wed), Statverine Lay Smith Howard. New Yorl rigs Jennic E orton, Gemage, Frank Clark, grton, Savannah; Marshall Duteh, Te ner, Foxton ‘annie Butler, Hr oagy) Hall, B Boston; Gle L Marshall, Seavey, Boston Allen, Blake, ‘portal + Ella B Orowell, Howes, ite York; Ada Doans, Nigkerson, Harwich: Gonther IF, Hos. ton; F ‘arren, Newbury por! Tay- lor, New York’ Alten Middtoton dey Di Hm. ma Bacon, Holt itman, | Boston ;, Sy A iholee: mae {AR Leaming, Bi + Sat ny atom aoe do1 Maggio h, Hier. Boy ‘ewig ion johnson, iver; RK" Vaughn, nde tf, 3s Ta wen on jschrs Fd tnai, Bert renee al Aver; ‘Rob! BBrain- i. VT alover, du ee Bat ths Hetondl Bristol cae Pini air ey bane a Baill ns, Tees Pawtucket ‘Towed (9 sea 2h, ship Criterton, for San Franetsco. PORTLAND July. 21 Arrived, Steamer Dirizo, Jobm- son, New York: schra Liazio Florence, Norfolk} Hick- ee ee eset New York Bllzn ay oan. . Coin, Elisabethport: os < pata Now sonra! a Nelle Starr, Poland, Philadelphia; Gen Sahara ath Sear mi Hlgperion, Clark, Cardengh., 3, Hendy Port. seho, Exprei im tope South mbes? Wave, Ivins, and © Matthew: ft Suh maon ; To} well, Pelby, ‘and Lochitel, Brown, PM fl Fossols, Price, New Y. PROVIDENCE, July 29—Arrived, bar! hs Br), hort Tandon, Pekin’ Ge), Sat felts Ann “6 er, “Georgato Thomas, Edgell, dees iberger, Corson, 0; Albercer, Gorn Pi nO rant pir for or Pawtncket: Mist, do: Mi Zl Townsend, Reh: Ie, Go: TE Xbell, Howier r do aire A Fr Pratt, Pi rv toga, Weeks ‘ ‘oun, te. 0 Yor Pavrtock yA 2 appt ler New: bure iy fot Pawhuduets a tary, Com swell, Rondout for Francis Burret Alten, Shan A Grainer, ways Fort Johnson: ; Alida, Eaewies do peinanes. Hea- F'¢ Smith, Enor, Hgboken Eastello, Furniss, do Tern Binghan ray fiadiam, Ryder, New York Ni - Lady ntriin, Carter, Now "York; Woop Unity, Dewiok ‘Jersey City: Below, sehrs John Lancaster anit D. W. Sa Steamer Hunter, ‘Harding (Ehiledstphia bark Sailer Marblohond.'Colling “trom pPousscoln), Fall River to Gischarge: ichts George B McFarland, MoVarland, Georgetown, Richards, ewin. io egrgetowrn. De, hot provtonsiy); Davin Berr: ters, zabeth- rts WB Phitithy Hawt King, Newburg: rr autle Wiltotts, ay iss New York; Sandalphon, Aylward, New. AWTUCKER duly 28-Acrived, yoke Win Collyer, Tay- Jog, Philadety hia. pad FRANCISCO, July 2—Arrived, bark Nereid, ‘Cleared —Siip Timou, Crocker, Liverpool; barks Clara Louise, ‘Summerk Tquiques Domingo (cul), Sutton, Vie~ voEntiod Bark Igzcio Williams, Hall, Liverpool SAVANNAH, July 26—Cleared, brig Nueva’ Carimira SB Dural, Barcelona RSET, July 24—Arrived, Schr Lottie Beard, Pee. ny feamrte HAVEN, July 29—Arrivod, bark. Wiilia oat for New York’ brigs Crescent Windsor, NS, e Mfaria Whocler, Gow Bay for dos Awaukedy Calabs for New -Bodiord:, George “Gilchrist, Saym for Alex andria; William "H Bickmore, Boston William — Carroll, Elen Perkins, audy | Suffolk, "Bangor for New B'Sinall, Shulge for Neer York; Pinta, Calais, for dos. C Albert Jameson and Wm H Steele, ioghlant for dos Mary Jane and Mary Shields, Gardiner for do; Col Ed nese CH Macomber, Franklin tor New Mek James $'Howit, Boston for, Philadelph tore; Honrleven paling for Phat Mins Cora E rietta: Gardiner for ol Bale for for Hint Sa A Tasent toe for PMI ade! it Ctowley Galats for Philsdsiphia, Petrek, aia fo for Pi iadeiphin’ ? ‘Romeo, igor fur Fa Fatt’ silvers Chaltet angor for Jersey Cites Bangor for Mid Netown 7. W Dexter, Gardiner for N ops Marth Nlokels. Mong? for tt Haven; #3. a biting : ea for New Haven; Gcorgia dowlek ell angoe Yor iurtord; David O Sassen \e rel iea—Brig itiwaieo, sonra Lady Bl East sewage step, Rome: james 8 Hewitt, Way? Boice, Pet rai ere go BMINGTON, NC July H-cacrivad. be ha Satie. map, Salem, ark tna ain Coa hee va va See A esha Nor, Bickwoldt Cages neat i} javelin, 8 285 Marg Baker. Thompson, Boston ion ALMINGTON, Bah duly ab areived, sobe 8M ‘Tyla: Borden, Tiverton, I. ’ Burnett's” ~ Biavering Extracts.-iionl RON, cad) ede Xt ts naman Ga ano! DESTROYER LN rere Nn KNO} ove derie af Inet argo or small, Aiea Oe ge mt ti a hw Srcints nd Grocers everywhere: Depot No. 7 8GxLave- Annin & Co—Filaga and Bansriow ot their own manafacture, at the. old watablishedicart, cor: ner of Fulton and Willian streets. ‘sh Hectic, Juno Arrived, Centaur, Foster, Akyab mou Ba fag th, Frank N Thayer, Keazer, from Calcutta for New 8 CNB, July %—Cleared, steamships Acadia (Br), see ead Lady Darling (Bt), Olayton, Liver: pe , July 17—Sailed, Edina, for Philadelphia, ron, July 8 13—Arrived, Pedro Plaudolit, Montes rue, New Orleans, via Mahow. (mgr iett 15th, Lavinia, Lockhare, New Yor rh paraganenne, uly 1?—Arrived, Margaret Powrle, Milne, elphi Henan iy Mee Arrived, rigs. Whitternore, Weizbt Onrdet ht, Gilkey, St Jago, : Naled ta tid boriga Nelle Ware, entry, New York: “Ar- Menon, Sa July 19—Arrived, 1 W Elwell, Wren, Mon- THiiteMArRN, July 18—Artived, Delia, Groves, Balt! more. 2 American Ports. matin, John Gib: POA ieee en mae Ul hits; donee nig Bliss Strong, and Lookout well, Providene Hoe a Shy, Alexander Young, Providence: Cha wdlney, Parker, New Mave she uae bel nder N collidon night or the 16ts in’ the river; the former lost mainuy . a cd New Bevrorn, July 30-0 8 steamer Verbena, ashore Wond's Tole teensonan dl seh Sarah J Beteht, ashore on West Choy, both remained (his mornin Hore report. er clutter sehr Ye ashore. on the Middle Ground, Vine. yard Soun weesstows, July 2—The Cetiverte Dubro i, Va- ehetti, from New York (maize), ls aground on 5) Bank but expects tower off at high water, Kast: Kk, Port Johnson: soles acksonvilie; K y md fee tif anes Paraot ‘ay lor 5 do Jud , Bian ror evra Pours, tdi, do; Georgetown, rae Fonnson; Galoin, Whiitemore, Rout Amboy, Ney ia, Boarie, Hoboken Wass and, Vic Charivg Carlo) any ‘ Bite ae woes Mary 8 Yarri Kit Anderson, New York. myoe Hatteras, Lavwran: v hw Kote bah | ots he ‘Kkish. h, Baths, Lert stom aves m ts ai nay ry eae 0 Iyeakina retiring. 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