The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1872, Page 12

BSARNARD'S TRIAL. Proceedings Before the Cour’, of Impeachment. “ Py t Furiber Testimony Cop cerning the ‘Daion Pacific, ‘Orders. 4 WHAT! DETECT. 9s saw SAW AND HEARD, | * Distriv t Att ¢ney Noah Davis Examined—Bar- yard 8 da “He Never Had a Difficulty in G gting Out of a Tight Place”—Sen- hi stor Blair To Be Called. Sararoaa, N. Y., July 31, 1872. The forms set at ten o'clock A. M., thirty-three me ghere present. James Irving, Jr., resumed the Wi gmoge stand and was examined as to the arrest © Fregisterspot voters for violating the election laws, ‘and their release by Judge Barnard under writs of ‘habeas eprpms issued by bim. He sald the pro- ceedings tok place at Judge Barnard’s house; Oounselior” w, ¥, Howe went with me; Judge Bar- nard was ffi and had retired; Howe wrote some- Shing ont ,¢ pack of a writ of habeas corpus in the ining room; a servant girl took the writ tius en- doracdte’ suayy Barnurd, and it was returned SIGNED BY JUDGB BARNARD, whereuy’ on I discharged the prisoners; I think T took th’ » writ back to Police Headquarters, but am not cer ‘tain whether I did or whether Howe took it; Thave jooxed for it at Police Headquarters since, but wuld not find it. #8-examined by Mr. Beach—The persons ar- rest .4 were charged with intent to falsely register; they ; were discharged in October, and the election ‘wa to take place in November; do not know who ™#@ dp the complaint; Inspector Walling made the 8% resst; the writ was issued the same day © ‘the arrest; I have not examined the f° ‘€¢ pords for papers, but have inquired of my supe- ) wh py officers; the writ was issued October 31; Mr. F jowe brought the writ to the office between © even and twelve o'clock at night; do not know 1 whether Judge Barnard came down from his bed * phamber; I remained in the dining room all the ‘while; do not think Mr. Howe left the dining room; bao not recollect Mr. Howe being out of my sight ‘while there; I will not be certain about it; lam mae that he did not go to Judge Barnard’s p stairs; the servant was gone with the Papers about five minutes; I cannot tell upon what idavits or papers that writ was Issued. To Mr, Parsons—The front room, I think, com- municated with the room I was in by folding doors; Iwas able to see Howe all the time; don’t know ‘hat the District Attorney was communicated with ‘tm the matter. JOHN J. DAVENPORT, UVnited States Commissioner, was sworn. Knew of the Congressional commission to inquire into the ection frauds in New York; the orginal writ and ischarge referred to by the last witness was pre- Bented there; witness stated that he took it to Waehington, where it was printed with the pro- eedings; and, though he intended to bring va back, it’ was lost; he also. said pa contre ay buy He mona of the the (og as rot it Mobilier, matter cig ‘out cof ofthe matter Before th bmn’ mo at this fore it was taken Manager tion. gna e Noah Davis was sworn—I am_ District At- tornes for the United States for the Southern dis- trict of New York; have also been on the bench of the Shpreme Court; also of the ‘Court of Appeals; have been nainted some ten or age yi with Judge Barnard; had frequently seen him down to 1868; in April of that yea was in the habi Chambers were hel pended the examination on that | decline. He ciaim reputanie " that Boora that Wan the men men managing INCONVENIENCE AND EMBARRASSMENT such circumstance fails ultimately on the stock- Socete—Dt0 not the Crédit Mobilier build this ‘ar, Beach ver ai to this qnestion. Na be Judge G: he nope no era man whe ‘s be that no cece, vote oul ean (aie tines Brg ogg ae Sic char iter had been introduced, ask permission to meet it at at the ere, ‘and iF Chatr ruled against the ne PRS evidence. then asked if he had a check for 50. o00 Sh ene gsion, paid for settling the suit, rnench © objected to this merce as there was no evidence concerning this ‘The Chair put the Guestion, to the Court, but be- i held Court; 1 e room where the Cross-examined by Mr. Beach—Actions in bi it of going into Union Pacific b otindy —araoe are yet pending; I have onlya general was constructed, by whom it was constructed, and under what contracts; the road was completed be- fore 1 became connected with it; 1 have not exam- ined the papers and have not penned my own judg- ment upon the charges gener in circulation. iowledge as to how the road in Court, and he rome give all the information wanted, he thought, Mr. Beach accepted the sngsertie Mr. Beach then proposed to putin ‘tne subserip- tion list of the stockholders to show tiat Fisk was a stockholder, Mr, Parsons objected on the ground that the evi- dence in the case should be confined to THE ALLEGATIONS BRFORE JUDGE BARNARD, Mr. Beach responded that he had struggled from tion to the facta as laid before Judge Barnard, but the managers insisted on going outside of those papers, and their demand had been sustained by the Court; now, however, they change ‘ound, Judge Grover said it appeared to him counsel misapprehended the rung of the Court; Judge Barnurd was here on trial as to his actions; evi- ders seriously affecting large interests should take the effects into consideration, and it was a question whether he had exercised that consideration; he thought the trial here should be confined to *the action of Judge Barnard on the papers before him and the knowledge of the facts in his possession; and that all matters relatin ing. to James Fisk, Jr., oF others, as to what they had done, had no proper place for consideration here. Senator Murphy concurred with Judge Grover fully, and had determined to exclude all these ex- traneous matters, Mr, Beach followed at some length, calling atten- tion to the fact that much evidence bad been intro- duced showing the effect of the orders upon the finances of the road, and he then asked whether the other side should not show that all this effect was produced by the fact becoming known that the man- agement was corrupt and wrongful. He proposed to show that there were other influences at work— not secret, not (end agli had produced this ed that he had a right to do this; he denied the opinions of these witnesses. If you excinde this evidence you shut the avenue of truth and do a great wrong and injustice. He there- fore appealed to and implored the Court to not ex- clude this evidence, so that this respondent may, so fur as he can, Justity himself and his actions, ‘The question was submitted to the Court, but be- fore a decision Mr. Besch withdrew his offer to show that Fisk was a stockholder. Mr. Beach asked if it was intended to exclude evidence of the effect of the corrupt management the writ was correctly printed in | on the gtd of the company, and the Chair the proceedings, with the exception perhaps of a | nee, with “Mis endorsement, “Prisoners not charged’ with this offence are hereby discharged.” Witness said names; the writ was then read in evi¢ ‘there was no such return with the writ. To Mr. Beach—The writ was brought to us on the 4th of January; there was at that time no return. James frving recalicd—I made no return to that ‘writ of habeas co us; none was made from gar ‘office to my knowledge; Howe wrote somethin: ‘the writ, and, so far a8 know, that was all hat war sent to Judge Barnard; the men did not enter ‘the house, and were not se en by Judge Barnard, so ‘ar os 1 know. To Mr. Beach—I am not certain whether Howe ; do net know ‘that any return was sent by my superior officer by Howe; don’t know of any paper besides the writ and the endorsement being sent to Judge Barnard, BARNARD SILADOWED. ‘Thomas H. Scanlon was sworn—Was employed as @ detective in the iret oll of March, 1869, by Allan d to shadow ud Barnard, ed at the time; in ‘Aprit ITknew where Josephine *Mransfeld lived; it was at 18 West Twenty-fourth street; saw Barnard once ontor that house; it was in the svenin, rhaps seven or eight o'clock ; I knew hia, Jr., at. that time; did not see “him fre- ment that’ house at that time; I was part of the ie employed on Fisk; can’t say how long Pinkerton; was directe and did s0; other officers were s0 employ James answered that the decision as given in his vote pi shy as to the proposition made by him (Beach). Mr. Beach then asked witness ifhe knew what ‘was really the cause of the distrust referred to con- cerning the securities of THE UNION PACIFIO COMPANY, and he answered that he did not. Mr. Beach—Have you any knowledge of any facts occurring at the time of these orders which showed that they affected the stock and securities ? Witness made several efforts to answer this ques- tion, but, putting in explanations, Mr. Beach would not accept the answer. Witness finally said he knew of nen calling in loans on hypothecated secu- rities; he did not know as he knew of calling in any loans on those securities. Witness continued:—He had heard charges and allegations against the road in connection with the Crédit Mobilier, Witness was examined at some length as to Con- gressional action concerning the road, going to pope — the company was lor a long time before e country, To Mr. Parsons—I cannot say why General: Blair declines to answer the subpoena of the Court; I understond General Riair’s family to ily my lu pression is he is on his way here now. After some discussion as to its adm! ness said :—Just after the proceedings inthe Erie contempt case I remarked to Jud; Barnard that Judge Barnard remained in the house; it was | they were not exactly proper, and he said he never ot aeeSine: it was some time aiterward that i learned it was Miss Mansfleli’s house; ence I saw Fisk and Barnard together at the Erie Railroad ofice; on one occasion I think I saw Fisk and Barnard enter the Fifth Avenue Theatre and in_ Fisk’s box; Barnard did not remain in the E. Railroad oMice at the time I spoke of over an act ee-examined by Mr. Beach—To shadow means to follow a person and witness his transactions; 4 followed hard night and day: don’t re- member how long I was 80 bom ge think it hat time J @aw Judge Barnard once enter Miss Mansfield’s and once in the Fifth Avenue Theatre; it ‘was in Fisk’s box; don’t remember how long he re- mained there; Fisk was in the box when he en- tered; saw Judge Barnard once about noon at Erie Rallroad office; think Nelson Chase entered with him; he remained about an hour; don't remember one there at the time; don’t remember eecing Gould or Sweeny enter at the time; | don’t remember whether Barnard went by carriage or foot; when he came out he went foot to the carriage; this was all I saw during three weeks, as far as Iremember; I was em- | yed on a Brooklyn city railroad; it was Pome time before I went to Pinkerton; can’t 8a; ‘Was three weeks, and during seeing Fis how Jong; 1 remained there six or seven months; ‘was discharged; no reason was given, althou; iT askod for a reason; I was afterwards on the Sixth Avenue Railroad; Iwas discharged; no Serna ‘was given; did not ask for @ reason; I w vas « @onductor, receiving fares; entered Pinkerton’ s ray yd in 1869; I was discharged from that employ arge ‘of false report, and that was rectified and I was re-employed; Ihad no hint or cause of on ac samy discharge from the railroads. ‘0 Mr. Parsons—The explanation showed my re- rt was not false, and I was restored to service by Eppes greater part of my time in shadow- ‘nard was While he was in Court. J i oat a Beach—I shadowed him in and out of ANOTHER DETECTIVE. r. Schiltze was next sworn—I was employed by yh. Xerton as a detective, and was set to shadow Jud, Barnard while the Union Pacific Railroad itiga tion was in progress; was on about one Week, and made daily reports; ae it 0- the rie) ‘allroad office and once on _ the | steamer Bristol; saw them coming out | @f the E he office; Judge Barnard had been in| utes; did not see him enter; | in atclied i bead hod the time ; wut one o’cloc! M. he steamer Bris- qhat wae @\ Soxton 1 think; saw Barnard on her about three « Wchock; he came to the steamer alone and met Fisk at the gangway; Barnard remained about five m ‘nutes cad went away weed hey r ouly at the ‘ay; they were in pi ace a nx | was'aloné when gaw Barnard a @ the Erie Railroad office; it was I am certain it ‘Was 301 when Sci. Tap saw him there; he was there about three-quart: ¥* Of @» hour or an hour; I am communication, ;one was going er; I think that was | jm the latter part o: April: Judge Barnard came gione to the steamer Bristol, he ‘Fe to no one Fisk « % that time; saw Fisk and Bar ie twice at that time—once about tw. Wi er: I thi conversation t not when Scanis W £aw him the Cross-examine: 1 by Mr. Reac’ Rot able to say witi \Whem.he had only I saw them con ¥ out to one way and the ot ter an else; Fisk was large! Ysterested jn that line of b there op their as I can recol- oats and was inthe bwabit or Meparture; Judge Barn Wd, as n Ject, went ‘to Broadway id took an nptown stage. To Mr. Parsons—When Barnard left the Erie Rail- road office I think he went¥@ John Mc&. Davidson's, manufacturer. sepsis HORACE F. CLWBK SWORN Henig! by manage Niles—Am now cop- with & line of ome: ain President | ofine Union Sprkie,-g was fornterly con- with th New, York Central, the Hudson River, the Mic Southert, and several ott railroads; was Pacific road is west of the Missouri River; Eacw ¢ of itigation by Fisk} jie did not know e Spock of "the Union Pacific She mnerees rales of Seat ot had any transactions §n the stocks he had I ned ‘money on. the securi thes, which Wexe wort! 102, which went down to | hough there was A ‘parte in the securities vout that time; 1 de net remember how 70; he thougig th stock e wat a decline after tbe issue of the Ume. Question—Was there anything # their condnct Justiiying the charxe that they we're xobbers and scoundrels, or, as tue words used were, “damned seoundre is’? Mr. Beach objected to this Mr. Niles referred to the acclaration attributed to Judge Barnard, and cigimed that the question was | proper. . this re- Mr, beach replied that, in the first plac xplana- mark was not made on the Pench, ou) and incompetent, The Chair rujed that the evidewce Was competent, had any Suneniyen in getting out of a tight place. KIDNAPPING A YOUNG EMIGRANT GIRL, To Tue EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— Sin—A week ago it was proposed to give you the particulars of the kidnapping from Castle Garden of a young emigrant girl, but it was withheld at the instance of persons interested in the case, who be- Meved that its publication would interfere with the action of the police, who had the matter in hand. Now, however, that an imperfect explanation of the cireumstances has been given to one of the evening papers, the necessity of silence is re- moved. The facts.are as follows:— On the 15th of May alady named Ahearn, who then resided at the eorner of Eleventh avenue and Forty-ninth street, and has since removed to the corner of Twenty-fifth street and Third avenue, hired a girl named Catherine McGuirk, thirteen years of age—tall fer her years, intelligent and in- teresting—to mind young children. The girl had recently arrived with her father and mother and six other children, all of whom were then at Castle Garden, without means, Mrs. Ahearn, whose hus- band is in the Fire Department, kept the girl for two days, and, .as she _ states, fert her in the Garden--in other words, tthe the building at the Castle Garden—and notified Mrs. Moody, the Matron, that she returned her. Mrs. Moody acmits the statement so far, but says she did not gee the girl, and being engaged with some four or five other persons at the tizne took no notice of the matter. ere is the entire diMcuity. The woman Ahearn did not produce the girl to Mrs. Moody, but says that when she went into the de- partment the young girl ran towards the place | Where she had parted from her father and family, who, in the meantime, oink to thelr poverty, ha been transferred to Ward's Island, and since then she has not been seen or heard of. The mother has come several times to this city from Woodbridge, N. J., where her husband is em- ployed, and nas travelled the streets like a maniac, seeking for her child, but without avail. There has been negligence somewhere in this business, and I give you the particulars in the hope that some clew to the whereabouts of this inno- cent child may be obtained, or at least that steps be taken to investigate the’ facts. ‘This 1s only one ofmany cases that occur by which numbers of inno- cent be ak girls are destroyed and the founda- tion laid of those crimes which are so common among us. There is scarcely any evil of which we complain that requires reformation more than this, as on the virtue of our females depends the welfare of the entire community. It is admitted that emigration is hecessary and a principal means to the populating of the country. We cannot have a virtnous people unless we have chaste and well-conducted mothers. How can we have them or a well roguiated people unless the virtue of female emigranis is protected and the most stringent measures for their preser- vation are opened? Time will not permit me to suggest a remedy in this hurried communication. Iwill only express my regret that Irisiunen in | general, and Irish Catholics i particular, are so in- different to the well-be their own kith and kin aso have overlooked t is ‘question and failed to apply a Ber: Jae | om sir, your obedient servant, JA) O'SULLIVA |, 51 Oak street, city. THE NEWARK max mito CONSPIRACY. t familiar with radiroad securities at e eine entire line of the Union | jy | arkérs were induce (is my impression thatit tmmediately fol- he knew the directors of the road at the | se Hon, and, next, that it was 100 remote, Immagerial ain. : |'uud a doctor was sent for, He has her life. Her parents were in cire are now ugder arrest in Newark for alleged con- spiracy to swindie two citizens of Newark, who of | fered to go bail in $20,000 for the netorious Herseh Harris, brother of ‘General’ Greential, now | ng out @ term in Sing Sivg Prison, it | | hos transpired that they are — professional | | straw ballists, and have, ss i asserted, one “straw” ball for criminals in New York to the extent of over two millions of dollars, The New- to offer themse! as betilmen | Jor Harris by an offer of some two thousand dollars | advance on the amount for which they were t& | security. The accused are to have a ering in the | New ark Police Court this afternoon, EXTRAORDINARY OCOURRENUR IN ELAMA- BETH, Yesterday morning a \ le girl! named Elen Emmet, residing with her parents at Plizabeth, | N.J., while picking up coal, r fun,’ was run | | Over by @ locomotive on the Central Railroaa, and | had her right germ, just below the shonider, | literally severed. ‘The engine passed along’ and the child jumped un,” seized het | ‘ed arm, and ran with {t to where her father | wae employed near by, She then fell prostrate, pes of gavin; nstances he 700d M0 We Witvess answered that bo keow bo wore J the Negeskity Of her gatherug bigs of coal, NeW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1872—WITH SUPPLEMEN GRANT IN UTICA. | : Reception of the Rustica anda Sern wah an Good Time All Round. of Utica have received oe ine petire. And he did ret ‘abou im, and he will now re| pont bd Lop 3 house, neuer in whlch THE PRESIDENT KISSING THE BABIES, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York=-This Day. Delight of the Utica Matrons and Nurses and the Workingman. BUN AND MOON, ues windrew lis et | Much Musie, Bowing and Seraping, | Moon niié but Brief Speeches. OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OP DEPARTURE, you aw YORE FOR THB Visit to New York Mills—A Smash-Up on tho Road and the Consequence—One Vote Lost to Greeley the Only Damage Done—Off for the Thousand Islands on Friday. Uric, N. Y., July 31, 1872, Shortly after twelve o’clock to-day the President, Fredcrick Grant and Senator Conkling drove out Witness said the treasurer ee the company was | to the elegant residence of ex-Senator Sam Camp- bell, where they were received by the courteous gestion, and sus- | Proprietor and his wife and family. The President and party were introduced to Mr. William Walcott and family, ex-United States Consul Samuel Camp- Grey and An- ae | Detain] E38 ory y ot I “thieriek: ug. 17.. [perso PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 81, 1872, eee CLEARED. Steamebip p Wroming Or Br, V P-wpermiadl Liverpool via il OSteament cians (Br), ‘Macaulay, Liverpool via Queens- woeeamaip Denmark (Br), Sumner, London—F W J se oe (NG), Klugkist, Bremen via South- “a teamanip Holeatia” (NG), Barends, Hamburg—Kun- MBieamahip Huntsville, Crowell, Savannah—Robt Low- ye Georgia, Holmes, Charicston—H R Morgan & Ship Golden City (Br), Jones, London—Chas L Wright & ‘nip, Ellen Munro, Norcross, San Francisco—C Com- Marke Galveston, Briard, Shanghae—Salter & Liver- shaken hands with the host and his friends when | ™2y aiert ava), Akerman, Hamburg—Funch, Edye & they remounted and drove around the grounds and gardens and off to the adjoining farm. ing gone into ecstacies over splendid Durham bulls, broad chested cows and five thousand dollar calves, | Co, and duly admired the handsome structures wherein the stock are housed and cared for, the carriages returned to Mr. Campbell’s house, where the and family; of the State Lunatic Asylum; Stewart Walcott and others, among whom large number of the beginning of this case to confine the investiga- | bell prides himself on his great factories and his hundreds of operatives, who compose the vil- lage of New York Mills; but bia chief glory lies in his house, with its extensive and magnificent grounds, gardens, greenhouses, orchards and shrubberies and his large ‘and well kept stables, barns and dence had been admitted as to the effect of his coach houses; but he glories above all in his orders, because a judge iss very important or- A BREEDER OF RARE AND COSTLY CATTLE. The Presidential party, therefore, had scarcely Boden, Dunkirk—Funch, yw, Corbett, Dunkirk—Brett, Sou & Co. y Nivbe, Pernambuco—U Tobias & bia posning Ce (Br), Macomber, St John, NB—Cran- Jamieson, Grenada—B J Wenberg. lammond, Yacksonville—8 © Loud & ‘Schr Roxanna Johnson, Johnson, Richmond, Va—Slaght fiche’ 3 M W Griffin, Griffin, Washington, DO—Slaght & Behe Trade Wind, Steelman, Washington, DC—Slaght & ne Uriah & Tabitha, Gibson, Washington, DC—Slaght TY Pointer, Baker, Providence—H W Jackson & Co. ‘oodworth, New London—A M 0, Poet ans Augusta (Swe rig Leak Tharlo Brig Anna Maria an Schr Monadnock, which they lingered German band from Utica, doing its level best meanwhile at a serenaue. Lunch over, all the carriages were again occupied. and the party started for New York Mills to visit the factories which give the village its name. They were met at the entrance to Mr. Campbell’s domain and pleasantly, gorgeous uniform, r Frances Allyn, We Saeamer ‘racony, Nicnois, Philadelphia. Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Steamer E C Biddle, McCue, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS, Steamship Holland (Br), Bras 18th, with mdse and passe: Hurst, Jtily 26, lat 43 44, lon 61 03, fe! fen an'wi and abandoned brig Grecian, of Aberstywith, timber Ja- den, dismasted and waterlogged, having apparently becn Olynipia (Br), Young, as row, via Moville ith mdse and passengers, to winds itrouzhout passed ship Rowena, 50, lot Southern Rights, from Li oe Ooene Queen, Mau mdse Sere nee ee iy 1 spoke brig ne ad Crescent City, Bake mdse and passengers, to the ‘Atlantic Mail Steam: Bark | Hombergund (Nor) Pion) aoe gen Glasgow peace) se gage, and had: westerly aie, ‘i the ne Banke; from thi fet, winds and calms, pees ane, Girgentl &Co. Passed Gibraltar June lay wc light winds and Brith Dalia 42 a iss & Co; vessel to 01 n 5 days north of Hatteras. Dixon, Cardenas 12 days, witn su- Had light winds and j» Newcastle 65 days, with A COMPANY OF WAR VETERANS belonging to the village, headed bya brasa band, who escorted the party to Upper Mills, where a pretty trinmphal arch had been erected, under which hung the national banner, white stripes bearing the legend, “We welcome the The villagers, who all work in the mills, live on the property of the proprietors and seem to form component parts of it. their houses with banners and streamers, and turned out themselves in their best holiday attire, and the roadsides were crowded with vehicles of all kinds, filled with citizens from Utica and farm. ers from the surrounding country, who came to see There was cannon firing and The operatives had given Liverpool oa 17 and ‘All decorated i 480" passengers to F Wd jenderson, Bros. the procession. cheering in abundance, themselves a holiday, and the mills were idle. the visitors contented LOrieut, do; same day, ant joston. Aspinwall July 21 m, pinweall July 8 Clive of Brixags, WouNaS the themselves with driving around the huge buildings and admiring them from the outside, it was nearly three o’clock, the hour appointed for THR PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION OF THE CITIZENS of Oneida county at the Opera House in this city, and his party accordingly. took the road to return here, escorted the scene tor Campbell and his friends, Senator to me, in a non- veommittal tone, is reed It certainly has no political s! The President wished to visi our place out here, and when he chooses to eat salt in my house I make him and his friends heartily welcome, as I would and always will the Chief Magistrate of the United States. hen the carriages of the Mills there were only two carriages left In one waa, the President aun 1 Senator Conk- nant Fred Grant. of the way by Sena- This visit, said the 16 days, with | an informal one, He nificance whatever. 2; took the southern calms, was 16 days n ir; been Bark Carlotta SR. an jays: ae of Hatteras. ty turned back on the road to Wh Conk! if, the mid Last Mz an euten issibility wit- ae ast fs 0 pair of spanking teams could draw A SMASH UP ON THE ROAD, about a hundred yards behind the second carriage when 1 saw it about to pass by an ap- proaching light wagon with one horse, and another moment I saw that light wagon fy into the alr and drop all in a heap into the ditch by the p in a momen’ rp and his son, after crawling apply’ unhurt Bh “hie ‘Almon Bi diet Brig Gilmor Mered Ye, with black walnut to SC Lou ather. ‘Athert Sagan, ith tor Boston Ayres, New Orleans &Co, Had light and found a m under the ysically, but starin; tifal manner at the while some passing pedestrians were kindly extri- Bs Schr Hathe Lou, Steers, Maryland for Néw Haven. Harbor. salon, Boston for Philadelphia, The nah Josephine Oulton, arrived 30th from Liverpool, E E Morgan's Sons (not as before re: Schr Cora, Steve Schr ME Hankin, at happened you? I asked of the stricken that ere darned old wagon,” said he, pointing towards Conkling’s splen- 1 looked after the old wagon. and the gallant Lieutenant and ser- his "father's servant had jumped out, and came tearing a gr stopped, he eked ‘the weeping farmer the amount of the damage, and settled it on the spot. his back was turned the now —— countryman put on a broad grin, and said, N ont o' him an: ba who- patriot, “Greeley has Deon | upset he tert Dorchester, Barton rived 30th, is consigned to Jos © She will load for Gibraltar. Passed Through Hell Gate. SOUTH. Brig F Strong, Barker, New Haven for New York, in ballast to Armstrong & Schr Gen Howards Johnson, Picton for Newark, with lumber to Crowell & Co. Schr J M Freeman, Eldridge, Dighton for New York. ading RR'No 47, Cash, . 8c chr $3 Falconer, Wilson, Providence for New York, m Farren, Bentley, New Haven for. Schr Sarah Jano, Woodman, Norwalk for Ks ight, Soy No spe tor New York, with Jumber to Simpson, from Boston, which ar- Witham (not as before). Harttord for Philadel- I've =e @ good thin; be. then,” sald this disinterested lost one vote that I knows on. When the party approached the city limits they were met as yesterday by a committee of welcome, consisting of the Mayor and aldermen and leadin; citizens, who formed another procession, headed by a brass band of course, and the Opera House, handsome and commodious building for such a small town as this to boast of. We found the place crowded with people of all ages, sizes, sexes and conditions belonging to town and count: those who were outside and unable to obtain room in the hall with those who were inside the gath- ering numbered about five thousand persons alto- Waldrens Providence for Hhoker Schur Malabar, “Ferguson, Bangor ior New York, with Providence for New Yor! Franklin tor New York, ‘wiih Fail. gn. Now Bedford for New York. you Marieita Hand, Cooper, New Bedford for New ir Wm Deming, Mitchell, lumber to John Boynton’s Son & Sel Sherman, New London for New Y Shaler, Palmer, Portland for New York, with Sehr Elwin, Smith, Bridgeport for New York, Taunton for Amboy. ‘aven for New York. ‘eldon, Providence for New York. Taunton for Woodbridge. ‘omersct for New Brunswick. Fall River for New York. Schr Martha Smii im. Preston, Greenport for New York, with oil to Thos C Hunt. Schr Clyde, Kenny, Fall River for New York. ade es Owens, Portland for Washington, with Doyle, Fall River for New York. ickersgon, Fall River for New York Schr Indiana, Hines, Huntington for New Y Schr WH Matter, lath to C E Holvok on! Behr Victor, Poute, Lag ped dad bs Lise to 8 Sim; which is really a iors for New York, with Co. Sehr J W Bell, iu sent Sandoipiiin, ¥ A LONG ROUND OF APPLAUSE ‘ceted the appearance on the stage of the Presi- party and the welcomin, When the cheering was over Mr. Conk’ forward, and, pointing “Fellow’ citizens and friends—I have now leasure in introducing to you the President of the Great cheering followed, and the President advanced a few paces and bowed hi dell ar but retired again without saying Then Mayor Butterfield stepped forth President would have great pleasure in receiving such of his fellow citizens as might Then came the most dreadful ordeal imaginable to any unfortunate candidate. If General Grant has to submit to it everywhere he | goes he will have earned his salary by purel: T allude, of course, to the hand-s! RUSTIC JOY AND .HAND-SIAKING. The crowd came up by a ladder at one side of the stage, shook hands one by one and went down at the other, and out bya side door. Say Safely ‘that almost every one in the building, men, women and children, did that, and man; those who were on the sidewalk came in when they could get room, shook hands and passed on the Iam even certain | noticed more than one overgrown boy, two or three women or girls, who practised repeating by coming back again through the front door and securing a second shake at the unfortunate limb of their victim, who bore it all manfully, with a quiet and well sustained smile; roaned in his heart when: to waste his strength on Bel re “Sichard to General Grant, eal chr Martha Smithy Pr Jnited States.” or] ‘alais for New York, with rv Henrietta, rod os, Bridgeport for New Yor! Behr Nethie Doyle, ‘cr B eb 9 Schr Belle Seainat, Se aipan sap epaas Haynes, Grierson, Bridgeport for South Bol Ohief, Smith, Norwalk tor New York. Sohr Garlaga, ¢ Carroll, Ellen Barnes. W: Sohr Mary Tice, Dunham, Bridgepor Schr Baltimore, Larder, Hartford for New York. Schr H Gardner, Miller, N Schr Chane: aie res uson, f Sehr John M Brown, wish to greet him. report for New York. orwalk for New York. New Haven for New York. cox, Fall River for New York. I think I can rt for Peekskill. I River for New York. Pall River for New York, ‘all River for New York. Solr Freestone, Power, Portland for New York, with stone to order. Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, Fall River for Now York. lew York. Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford Schr Clara Post, nN ‘erris, Portchester for New York. tone Mail, Mead, Greenwich tor New York, with rider. ee Samuel P Godwin, Waterbury, Stamrord for New Schr President. op Haryeut, Corwin, Providence for New York. v El mith, Norwich for New York, with though he must have ever he was compelle striplings who cannot vote this year at least. served, too, what General Grant has a mighty shrewd appreciation of trifes to do such wonderfit work in the electioneering business, I saw that he c mdse and | passengers, Steamship Glaucus, Walden. New York for Boston. Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New York for New Bed- ford, Schr Casper Lawson, Bump, Elizabethport for New Ha- ven. Gordon, New York for Elisworth, 3 Hawkins, Shropshire, New Branswick for Mid Sehr Ada Herbert, Allen, Pak Rg} te tea Schr Ben Borland, New for Be Schr Bertha, Sawyer, Amboy for Paw ck Sehr Fangent, Rackett, Eilzab Xankee, titty port Jon PARTICULARLY AMIATLE AND AGREEABLE In the case of the men MeNichols and Jackson, who | when shaking the hand of the poorest looking working man; and whenever a child came along, with its hand hela by a lady who looked as if she the house at home, Schr ges Tilden. in the same manner if it were only presidentially proper. There is no doabt that he has made some capital since he came here, and S overheard a Ai man in one of the boxes say, “Well, I admit en a Tr idence. jewourg. for Fall » Perry, Port Jonson for Glouces- t, Smith, Hoboken for Providence, - Hoboken for Portchester, jew York for Fall River. New York for Glen Gove. Ll Thos Jefferson, Henderson, Haverstraw for Stam- Be he aes, B bl } Kenny this a great bit for Grant, ‘ we'll lose the city.” to shake hands I 3, of this district, cht Gop pia, West, 3 Among those who crowded al ressman Ellis P. Robe: just returned from some neighboring to stump for Grant. T also noticea several democrats of local prom- Francia Kernan, the democratic candidate for Governor. Kernan came ex-Olnef Police Charles Luce, who raised the first Seyroonr banner in 1868, but who has been fire first to raise a Grant banner here this Theard be heads a crowd of 300 democrats but ‘twas a Grant It wouid be rather important if true, for partles are so equally divided here just now that 900 yotes either Way would turn the scale in this county. THE HAND-SAKING and when it was over and the peo} ter. Xe 1g las, erin i" Mary Sherman Haverstraw for Pall River. rion, New York for Oysier Bay. abothport for Bostoti, Rondout for Norwalk. “Newmat, Elizabethport Yor Provi- F Kate pepenton, Patmer, New York for al tid waveihport for Bostol aerpe, Mott New York for Roslyn, © , New York for Glen Cove. Weeliawken for Providence. $ Jackson, Abrams, Elizabethport for A iaerech, Bune, Fanny 8 Bucklip, Bi * talked of as who will always vote as be votes; man told me that. Behr DH Wi gh. Harris, izabetttport for Norwalk ST" N > ee a, eee ENzabethport for ‘Bos- i. W: Spee hy Ear ae Net z Pa a shored at off rd bed So sekeiat ee Wind at sunset ESE. Marine Disasters. ayy are frome, Del Say 38 i ekmond, guiery me reported Se Leweh Doty sailed Yor destination Bank Fixerwing, from Bostcn (has been reported New York) for New Orleans, pnt into Bernata oe Se with 234 Get of water in the wold. “Was disc Brig Braxen (Br), in, sailed from Havana July 2) fora parcnorth of Hatteras with pore petite fendy Americnn, and ii Oallast aud put back toavans Bi ropels damages. Brio Juxo (Be), Willlams, from Boston for St John, NR (vefore reported), went ashore on Swan's Island, Me.'She was owned by the captain ir J P Foster, of Port William, NS, and others, liams’ share (one- quarter yee insured in St John. Horry ‘at Boston from Gonaiyes, re- igre ‘cit Hao ta a lon 70 44, recess Lg of Co ie 0 feet long, Bottom up. She appeared squn in the track'of vessels bound to at from Boston. Bric Jusus Manta ¥ Jose. (8p), charleston before reported wont 11 PM, on Stono breakers, real York; bare rt—Bark Ada, Carter, a ae Sons dangles Neg Par, iene Dakk Haabet’ (or), Pe- a ope: i a Ma. bapa oe Hen peta ; SSUES tS nara micas Fanning, New York aroling Knight, VER, July 20—Arrived, bark Marbichead, Oot! ling, eonancols via idence, EST, July 80—Arrived, steamship jeans, Gal Galveston tod mailed woe ay for ‘New 0, July 25—Arrived, sehr MA’ Harmon, 4 hae Lenean, Jul; q Lae shiladel phi: uly 29—Arrived, schr Jas 8 Shindler, eA 7th. ache Raven's Wi York, Rondout. J} NEW ORLEANS, July elow Ae * Fearwatine), brig the brig stra 3 | Beigg Yarden Coli oe a et vis Mnocked overboards 7g mls it is Movane, athe Gene ee EePiaslg iit oed ove atte” | Mice ran, uty stata, nesmlp eee save the rigging, satis veables, it por uTiWwESt Pass, July 27—Sailed, Scun Joun Forsvrm, of New York, loaded with cord | Washington, -o'" TU iy. Sanaa GeNeay wood and_railroad ties. 1s the vestel before Teporied | PaseeasOurer, July 27—Salled, sche © Nnshnel ashore on Hog Island, Capt MeCarth; the wrecking tour "OLK, Suly 29—Arrived, sues ‘Lido Wilson, WI steamer Resolute, returned to Norfoll S after seripping ape Frank & pole TRookho herfore and aft, and thinks that with exception ol oN BEDFORD, July 29- SoA trived schrs M HL sails, rigging and deckload she will prove a total loss, Benson, Philadel lelphias Mary J ot , Crosby, Rondot Bcur Vintage Becwy, eported run into hile ying at inewoharrin York, Me, ‘wuotained damage to ihe | 2ovenh eee Seen Sry amit of ii Bentley, Baker, New’ Coal sites teeter ety tet unas | SHEARS a Rar, te mr cn wreint rolled ou rat Pe tipped ove nd MeOarty, Bangor for New You si ort jalabary been found ‘on if Island not very much Saite —Sloop Aw ‘Sablelg Haverstra eee Brpronp, July 80--U8 steamer Verbena, Cais re- wine eS eS ra, Baker, and ported ash niladel| 4 iene eat Inula ure 7 Hole harbor, c off yesterda: Bierce at hie igh watet, a seg before’ reported the Middle ‘Ground also came o "yesterday afternoon. ovranue Bay, June, 20—Th bark Constance, @utch), | burg; Er Alexandria Harel Febroot from Sourabaya for Boston, put into ‘on the 4th ingt or a the 27th and 2th ult, countered severe gales” Jost the mainyard, sail from to sw, during Lain he and steering gear. Miscellancous. Purser W A Smith, of the steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall, will please aecept our thanks for favors. We are indebted to Purser Magna, of the steamship Crescent City, from Havana, for the prompt delivery of our files and RS pect Snir Frep Warren, from Benils for New York, before reported condemned, was sol tin sails ‘and stores, at Part Blizaboth, OOH, June 12, for $1070 Notice to Mariners. Steamer Plymouth Rock senor Buoy No 8, in the Swash Channel, lower bay, adritt last night, Spoken. ites ter Palmyra, from Boston for Liverpool, July 30, les trom Boston. Ship Reynard, Arbecam, from Liverpool for Boston, 1, lai 50 49, lon 19 69. Ship Pon 1 (Nok), from Hamburg for New York, July 27, uw tart NTA i), Raymond, from New York for Bark + hereha 4 racer, Hom tor Bide Tl Ori ig Bing, ab, a New York for Port: Sain, July 81, 25 milles Si or Sandy Hook (by pilot vont ME Williams,'No gonbis Novelty, from Boston for Matanzas, July 18, lat ‘Avensel showing Com code HDVE, from Japan for New York, June 3, lat 35 35 8, lon 20 Foreign pula Asrixwaut, July 12—Arrived, bark Nicaragua, Osborn, Greytown (and sailed 20th for Navassa); 16th, brig Jessie Rhynas, Willis, Boston. Buisto., July 12-Sailed, » ship Hellcgy, Rogers, Cardiff Borxos’Avmus, June 1é—Arrived, ship, Crusader (B Lewis, Nev York via Montovi ideo. barks Eva I Fisk, do do; Contant Vs ugh, do do; Jupiter Pas Lets, do do: 15th, Dirigo, ‘Staples, Portland : 16th, brig Woodland, Manic) Fernandina via Montevideo; 18th, darks Susin M dir), Wade, St Marys, Ga; Philona, C Shase; Portland via Montevideo: 19th, Ella, Oliver, do 8 tah Vobarh White, Pensacola ‘via Montevideo: La Flats, ‘owell, or Sailed’ June 2, bark Ravenscliffe (Br), Hughes, New Fh Port June 2, barks Kathleen (Bx). Mockler, for New York ides entdur Gg), Vaughn, for do do; brig Lochin- yar (Br), Rick kerson, £01 ony do; sehr Nancy Smith, Be ra, for New Y« ork, 00 ore ne 28 Arrived, stipe "Betrott, Newton, Gua- led July 5 for En; m4 pe fen gaied Ja D Joe opt lark Carver, Macabi; bark nllsh tary vane, Posse Sound July 10, ship Ocean ‘Traveller BD, Murray, do. Tn port July 18, ships A McCa,lum, Moody, from Bam- burg, arrived 5th, charteres Agenor, Knowles, from Boston, arrived $4, seeking; Jaines R Kotler, Alen, rong Jamestown, Call, ique, arrived eth, chattere Kendrick Fish, Me’ hoy, froin Liverpool, arrived th, do: Loretio 'ish, Carney, fae Macabi anrived, iat As loynton, Palmer, an ‘ool, | chartere Syren, Johnson, seeking; 8 O"Maichard,’ Mendy, trom uan je, arrived oogley. Frost, from Valparaiso, EI Forge, Wood, chartered; William tose, tor Ba Barbados’ barks George Henry, Funds. from Toms, arrived 6th Robert Porter, Kill Guanape, arrived Y lith; Whistler, Simpson, seeki pGARpEnas, ly 24—Sailed, brig Merriwa, Watethouso, Py aLNOUrR, a July 2%—prrived, ship St Mark, Grindle, ete (not New York) wpricn, B, July 18—Sailed, ship Energy, Caulkins, Cardi Havaxa, July 26—Arrived, steamship Yazoo, Barrett, New Orleans, wacenee back 234, brig Branch (Br), Wyman, for north of Bailed 2th, barks Topeka, Harrington, Wilmington, NC; San Sebastian y Habana a (SD) Layda, New York; brig Fanny, Turner, Sagua; schr Yatand Helle, Roy ‘Pasta, rod 20d, bark Eureka, Holloway, Wilmington, NC; ‘abel (br). Emery, Boston; 26th, Mary J Wilbe! (Br), cone New York. In'port 27th, barks Layinis Dyer; John Grin, West- berg, and St Olaf (NG), Bri ‘ork, 1dg; brigs Herrera (ir), Lie 7 ‘and Euaie We Vides eat! for do, do; Cora ft Br), Henderson, sor Ba td ai Elizabeth, Uran, for Delaware Breakwater, do; Caprera, Pendlejon, for north of Hatteras, do; Basan (Bi, M jorine, for Boston, do; and others une. Hautrax, July %—Arrived, ‘brig Leona (Br), O'Neil, Battim Sailed 0th, steamship Austrian (Br), Richardson (from Quebec), Liverpool, LIVERPOOL, July f0—Arrived, ship Savannah (NG), Wei- seaaied’ duly. 2. ship Ql f th Knowles, S jailed Ju }, sl ory of Gore aoe jan Francisco (and was 20 mien Went oF Gort i0u a = Maxtta, July 2—Arrived, ship Comet, Bray, Hong ‘Macamr, July T—In_ port ship $ 8 Thomas, Curtis, dg guano; bark Oasis, Randal MONTEVIDEO, ine 16-Arrived bark Albert, Reed, Sa- fille; brig Dudiey, Gamage, Baltimnore: 1sth, barks Sea rest (ir), Bennett, St John, NB; 2ist, Hazard, New York (and Prgceeded, ‘to Uruguay; 234, Bp, Penfield, do; 24th, Lola (Ars), Chase. St Mary's, Ga. Sailed bug Walter Smith, Smith, New Yo In ty ne 26, barks Scotia's Queen. (Br), Flinn, and lary Rideout (Br), Tucker, for New York, Id; Wood side, Montgomery, lo: brig Waike (Br), tor do, de sch Win Hunetr, 'Harkecin, for Brazilian ports, do; "am o MATANzAs, July ¥3—Sailed, brigs 8 V Nichols (Br), Chase, Fernandina; 24th, Loch Lomond, Clough, Balti: yaosrmeat, July 29—Arrived, brig Alphonse, Rosa, New Yor! Puywourt, July $0—Arrived, steamship Vandal zen, New York for Hamburg (and proceeded), QureNstowy, July 31—Arrived, steamship City of Mon treat, Kennedy, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Also arrived’ Sist, steamship Canada, Webster, New York for Liverpool. pavenee, July 2—Arrived, bark Vesta (NG), Rictzke, Bos! Gienred 29m, Steamship Memphis, Wicks, Liverpool; canal boat Sampson, New York. 10 JANEIRO, June 6—Arrive ed, bark Agnes, Thompson, Richmond; 7th, brigs Frode @an), Herring, Baltimore? 9th, Netti¢ Merryman, Rollins, Cardif "(before re- ported without dates) Sailed June 26, barks Adelaide Pendergast (Br), McVey, New York (with'2,166 bags coffee) ; 29th, Atnazom, Clark, Baltimore «wit 3000 bay Bs coftwe): Palailin (Ari),' Forbes, do (with 5,0 ewtern, for Hampton Roads gritn 4 do) ship G M Cairns (Br), Brodie, jensacolas fark Goodell, Crockett, Caicutias July 1 1, Par. tar, for Hampton Ronde with 3,560 bags gottce) 24 i bin New. York (with 65469 do); 0 base Waite, Calcutta; schr Neptune, ‘ich, Hampton Roads vith SZ) bas. cofiec); 4th, ship lic Vennard, Humphreys, ‘Calontta: bth, brig’ Sparkling Water nan Me Mobile. (with S200 Naga Softee Fran- San Juan (Br). Morton, New Orleans (with 3; 3,610 do); 6th, brigs Marlan (NG, chad, Galveston; 9th, Victoria’ GSyred), Plango,, Hampton Roads (srith 4,500 bigs coffee). ep eis i aa Qunningham, for New ‘Orleans, lds arks Fri tog. (Now).t Oh sen, for the United ites slg 6,000 iy ge coffee : (Br), q Xie te age do; brine Ahianen: (Na), lo, I bags ‘Amielia Wilson (Br), —-, tor. Baltimore, hr Patria (Swe), Egge, for the United acs do. x, July St—Arrived, steamship Bremen, La- dewias, New York for Bremen. cpaweman July Arrived, ship N B Palmer, Low, Sriteua, June 17-Sailed. bark Sophte Gorbitz (0), Gorbitz from Batavia, ke), Boston, Sixox's Hay, June’ «Arrived, Constance, Schroot, -mers charge until divorce graniea NORWICH, July 99—Arrived, - july hy Nae awe, t fa, NE’ LONDON, July Arrived, or oie George, Barre Apoyo FE HAVEN, July S1—Areh Readi Endlum, Eiizabsinnort, D Jagiara: Davis aa Wo he! Maes EY orelae ONT Bi, Demerara; 2 Armstrong, Marks, New Yor for repairer schre ‘cara GEORG umney; and P M Wheaton, ers, New GAMBLE, July 23—Balled, bark Ava, La ‘PORT BLAKELY, July 28~Batled, Hughes, Oakland, ch a laaatte 207 NSACOLA, July 27—Arrived, schr E A Amaden; CGlonret Barks Porvent Cauhe,_ Mi aretteny j=] enir ee auhe, fi Union, Blanchard, New York; brig Express-(Swe), ive PHltAbeuPuta, July 90--Arrived, bark Havannah Pitta, Moriches’ Bhylaek Loring dorao sinh fie on, Me; seh ri ing do; Jos! = house, Farnum, Salem} F St Ulair Ee wards Ireland and, Boe ton; Marion Gage, diegiher, do: Taylor & Math: man, doy 4 Eugene Borda, Dakes, do; George Ht ste Smith, hn Cadwalader, Townsend, Plymoi Nellic'c Paine? Jones, Boston} Hhodelia ia Blew, Vangilder, Providence; Alice pont Baker, do; Robin Hood, Bakers Lowery, BI; Samuel Hart, Kelly, Somerset; 4 F Rindbary ‘homas, Ware! Cleared— harks Helium (Br); Greene, Bristol, RyLabor- amus (Br), Hore, Liverpool; j Queen Vic Vietoria (in) jee a Dublin; Brig I Potledo’ (Bri, ery Hall Cook, Faikenberg, Somerset; Dignion; We 1 ina, Tracey, Belstoly. ‘Middleton a roy lence; Jol Perry, Kelly, Pai Ann ezate h, Kelly, Chatham: etinoystandys Providence; Satnuel © Hart, Kelly, New I is niges Haley, Hoston ; Glewrond, Diokecwon, Newpa ¥ Prescott, Buckminster, Hollowell, Me; 8 11 Cady, Hi Providence ; Agnes, Hodgdan, Bath; Charlotte Johnson, Jameson, Salem, Went to sea 29th, bark Cyclone. for Dantzic. ! Lewns, Del, July Sl—Arrived, ship Empire, Leckle, Cal: Hark F' eck (NG), Waltjen, Bremen—both for RTLAND, July 20-Acrived, schrs Albert Clarence, Freeman, Piitadelp ie M Powers, Lowe, Woods bridge NJ; iar, di fel Nengot for Néw York; Con; gress, York, Batti for do. Ciehred--Senrs Casco Lodge, Pierce, Newark: John 8 Lee, Vangilder, Kennebec to load for Bhilade!phia. 80th—Cleared, bi A Winslow. Davis, Bucnos fe PORTSMOUTH, NH, July 23—Arrived, schr Laura, berts, New York. Sailed Sehr Mary B Ward, Ward, Philadelphia. PAWTUCKET, Jtily 30—Arfived, schrs James woah Barrett, Elizabeth ort; DT Willets. Chesebro, Rondout. Safled—Schrs Siak, Johnson, and Monitor, Bowditch, yw York. PROVIDENCE, aa Peat et schrs A F Baillie, Al- len, Philadeiphi Saunders, Smith, Port Johnson ; J. Lancaster, httiaine, ‘burg; OP Shuitis, Young; Thos on, Bimpson, and Lizzie mond, Lori, Hoboken. 7 Schrs James M Flanagan, Shaw; A M Aldridge, Fisher ; 8 L Simmons. Gandy, and J Nelson, Cavalier, Phi- Indelptiiay Surprise Seaman Trenton; Shamrock, troy, Haverstraw ; Win M Jonen, Davis; er, Bartow: Brainard, Huiclts Saraha Fateoner, Witton: Wit Milohells te: Marla B : Hearn. Palmer; John Warten, 3 Moa strum, Mayo: Isaac Merritt, Bate; is er; Wm H Dewitt, Parker; Rachel Sane vera ba Peabo, Newell; New Regults, Halleo Mingtiag: Heatley. and Allda, Rnowice, New Yor RICHMOND, Ji > Suly 29— Arrived, steamahip old Btimitoa, ‘23 gurne, Now York 5 bark Jolin H Pearson, Balti sie FRANCISCO, July 23—Arrived, steamship. ‘Monta- na, Met tagar, Mazatlan. red—Bark, Nonantum, Knowles, Liverpool; brig Hail Columbia, Rrereton, . Lautan Sailed—Shin War Hawk, White, Port Piscovory, harks Dominga (Col), Sutton, Victoria; Harn Louis¢ (Lib), St nique? Corea, Phinney, Molendo, Peru, alin AIL, July Si Areived, Dark. Jscenhing Martin, schrs St few Yor ‘Welcoine R Beebe, J baie do} Oconee; from Raracon. led—St ona ‘0. Dearborn, New Yor pom tybee, bel rie feuact Ann, fom Philadelphia for iad: SALEM only. ‘Bo Arrived, sohrs Ira Tafirinier, Cotes map, Baltimore; Wim Walton, Clark, Piladctohias Geo Gilmore, Gardner; Harriet Faller, Willard, aud ATR fell, Mehiaffey, Port Johnson; Hattie A Butlen, Strickland? Hesperus, Conary; Geo A Pierce, Kelley, and Elizabotliport; A B Hayes, Barlow, and Si Perry, Clinton Points Hero, Pratt, and Walter © Hi Coleman, New York. ae TONE TON, aly 29—Arrived, schr Reading RR No vith atiived, sehr Isaac Dickens, Babcock, Weehaw- ‘VINEYARD ate iat Pay brigs Erie, Bose ton for Philadelphia; ah, do for Gnlves $afor Hatladelphla Win Wel vewashinctons “a ie m, Calais for jew Haven; ¥ ot few York for Boston ; ames A Sinith, +7 in Memento, do for an Mgi'Helen Bt aed avis, for Bangor; Elvie Wo. tt Baboock and NW linea Ine Philadcighin: Paul Seavey Bangor ae to 5 Bearse, Portsmouth for do; Samuel i Island Toe New York; Damond, Greene's Landing for do; Cubs John, NB, for do; 8 '8 Bickmore, St George for Norfol orf Samuel Fish, do for Baltimore; Mattie A Frankiin, for Alexandria: Mary Clark, Camnden. for Wilmington, ‘Thomas Dix, Elizabeth, and ‘Ida Hudson, Roc for or Shin Arrived, rigs Zaratla, Williams, Port Johneon for Boston; Annie, Windsor, NS,'for New 'Y schrs Geo Brooks and Casco Lodge, Portland Yor New York; Kelpie, sechias for do; Commerce, Delaware and Olive Avery, Rockland for do: Lucw K Goggswell, Joseyhine and ak Folsom, Portland for Elizabethpor land for Richmond ; Laconia, do for Annie, JB Van Dusen and Maggie M Meav Philadel- hia ‘for Boston; Caroline ©, Hoboken’ for doy amartine and Trenton, Eliiabethort i ae cok Lewis, Ronloutfordo; farelie Eusehe inner wis, Rondout for do; Flarelia, PS nnort tor Sate HB Diverty, Fnllagetpnia for doyE J aha ams South New Market, NIT; Son, Port Johnson'for At asta, M Salina, do fe Peetu, Laura 3 Watso Mansfield, and Mary J Adams, Philadelphia for Boston? Eveline, Rondout for do; Frauk Walt ti hmond {oF do; Kall w York for Machin Barns, do fox, Newburyport: Atiantles South Amboy for hanacr ‘Sn eas excepting, the above, eriva's and. brig @ Williams hrs Ceres, inconia, Co) Grind aang, # Hall (waiting orders), vella, Pa wis, jalina, J Van Dusen, Chas # Smith and Ephraim & jc Bo ‘Bist, no, arrivals eklled all Dofore reported. nly Arrived, bark Vie Badenburg, Le Drige Vearga (Nor) ae a a Portuna (Ger), Sodemant “Richa ILLANDOUS. BEOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM he of different States, No publicity. free. ‘Not ny Fablie and Commissloner for anse! A. HERALD ERLWOH OFFICE, BROOKLYN + corner of Faiion avenue ant baerin stree z. Open from 8 A, M. to SOLUTE DIVORC: Oy ROM couris of different State lesere HabIicl uy required; no Hon, o., tuflcient cause; no publ vice TOUS, Attorney, 189 Broadway. RARGAING IN FFERS, GROCERIES AND Provisions; warrat ited to salt abs Part tes and the pockets of the million. 5 TH ONEW, 20) Greonwieh st stree! New York. Sourabaya for Boston (see Disasters). “ee OFF TEAS 81 Jago, July ToeRailed sebr Frank, Staples Baracoa. uty of Teas. Sacva, July 18Sailed, bark Carrie Wyman, Cochrane, | Duty of Tens. Boston; HS Abbott Lawrence, Adams, “do; 20th, barks | Duty o Reanteit Yumurl Tounson, New York } ‘Carlton, Trecar- | Great Reduction ten, north of Hatteras, Great eduction wt Jones, NF, July 1eArrived, brig Cholee, Dakin, | Great iacovien Reduction, lew Yor Cleared i2th, pric Mary Jano, Greenwood, Bosta in price Sr Jonx, NB July “erie abr 4 ie Peny zi, Bow eal oe at a ton: 23th, iparks Gertrude: isle. GREAT ate aS SM ooMPANY. ces (Br), Morehouse, Gf iulladgiphias 29 ain rig Eliza, do; ‘et a Bird, Mi dh. sch Bila Hrown, Robinson, New York. Vamion, July 1e-Salled, bark Com Dupont,” Niedols, Ley cia July 19-Sailed, bark Rebecca Goddard, Manson, a Crvz, June 29—Arrived, brig Dos de Mayo (Mex), Aja, New Yor! American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, July 80—Sailed, schrs Alex Youn; vidence; Ada Ames, Bast C Haven; Hattle G Dow, and BOSTON, July Wo Arrive roar ees Pen. Pre brid lage, Mit Benedick New CURED AND PREVENTED Pa W. VANDEWATE) Jd. Orvis, CARING AND RE MANUFAC ROANTILE ‘PuaNe yt, NeW York} @annat R, & Kerki Ie g ao ERA, pian MORBUS, © 0 FEVER AND AGUE, Y RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, RHEUMATISM, . ply 3 eee RALGIA Pie a ta Win (b ac secon; Cua t * DIPNTHERIA, \ INFLUENZA, Lawrence, Komp, Alexandria, Vai Ada FW finey, Long, Ta eina Hat hued tarngod: Balimore: LT Knight, Me: | SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATH ny strove, Intire, do: eee nglish, sCrowell, and Frank @ Bow VED IN 4 Ne rE Gage,’ Philadelphia; Teane Overton, Crockett, do} i BY RADWAY'S READY Matthews, MeHiwee, dos Abbie L Dow, Young. do, oatatcone My Walince Scull BOWEL COMPLAINTS. peterson, Bag ish “to iain, xin, Kelley, i Looseness, diarrhea, cholera ‘morbus or painful dis ude, Cale, dos a Port dobison Teicon, | charges torn the bowels are stopped in t/icen or twenty petnport; Franees Come ryder, Hoboken Bald: | minutes by taking Radway’s No conger- Win, Morton, do; Hunter, ‘Wright,do; Caroline, Wallace, | ton or Indiaman, ne, weakness oF will follow Rond Seminola, Matthews, Savanna’ és B Cleared Br), Garrett, Liverpool; Glenrei—steamers Palmyrn Sy ‘atnekavone, iia Stetson, Siemers, La Have, NX} S) Aroostook, “Bryant, altimore Philndelpntey set Salled”8teamers Batmyra, returned to the hall, “be Mayor, addressing them, “Tho Prowldemt thanks :¥9U for the kind and cordial ort tor Fall River Hoboken for Provic ‘Mov New Yrs tor Provide Bone Ney, @ fase, ¥ she Jno Phe Stein Arrived ba rls Wocdent «Bee Wilvons London; brig Navarine PALHMONI July B-Arsived, sleamabip Wa Law. the use of the I. 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