The New York Herald Newspaper, August 8, 1872, Page 10

THE BRULE SIOUX. | Spotted Tail and His Squaw ‘ Co Shopping. ~ An/Attempt Made to Insure the Livés of the Scalping Party. White Thunder, Wicked Bear, No Flesh and Crooked Foot Take a Look at the Bay of New York, Broadway Filled with Great Crowds to See the Wild Sioux. Spotted Tail Says His Prayers and Tells the Con- ‘grogation of the Little Church Around the i Cerner, “I Want Money to Build Churches and Erect Sunday Schools,” So He Does, we ‘We Indians ef the Brule tribe of the Sionx ‘ation, at the date that this journal reaches its ‘myriad of readers in this city, will have made a ‘wojourn of sixty hours im the metropolis. They ‘have, by thistime, seen the elephant and drunk much fire-water and admired the beauties on Broadway. 4 . Indians, and in particular Sioux Indians, are given to the habit of rising very early. The range -of rooms inhabited by the festive braves and “pquaws are all in a line and front on Broadway. ¥rom these windows, at an early hour yesterday mhorning, the painted faces and befeathered heads of the Sioux savages peeped out, and were the oc- ‘easion of a thousand comments from the lips igiaw, Swit, Boar, wit a goow! fn ie wy to see be rest of tho Bound for apeeen, Track sult of be and a cle eck of the eo stood head, took rho had ht le; thrown well for- seeche te mt = Aro rushed rushed. I ina and 8 an. every paper under heaven that they could think of, Be rascals are every- where, and they should be punished men and sent to break stones ar the Penitentiar, ‘ca pantattio mie sher, full 7 mag fag! ntl t portrait of some men Aas es insurance. circles ng on the wall, just hidden by the chandeliers, furniture and bogus separate, who were busy imaginary notes in 1m: the while, Spotied Tail stood it like a veteran. done the same thing he cation: on the Great Father at Washington gunpowder and Sunda: ay Spotted 'Tuil, who hag the dearest feet, looked mer smiled at her darling husband, reat crowd of Wall street brokers, nat and Insurance clerks in the room. loaded and ts ready to be fired of. The interpreter eager to translate every word that is gaid by the insurance man with the bald spot on his head, “Tell Spotted Tall that Tam proud to mect him and his braves and squaws, here in this magnificent eet him with the hand of love,” sald the insur. the interpreter, and founced themeeiven ary shorthand before when schools, ee Of Mitte, ise, and There. was 8 his gun 18 stands hard aport, ip and of brother! ance gsharnl winking al at the reporters, this interpreted for him, and he Cy that the island on which this magnif- cent building stands was bought from men of his own race by men of our race for six shillings and a little tobacco,” This fact, which was an acknowledgment of a moean Yankee trick, was explained to Spotted |, and that great chief looked ver: his Co: ancestors of the Manhattan tril “Tell his,” ered the insurance man in wild have scen the ori; ment myself and thatI have a Keen ol 8 «tted Tail was told. : tell him,” said the insurance “man, ‘ten the rent chief of the Sioux, that this magnificent ilding is owned by peopte all over this continen shore and shore alike, just like his lands are owne co-operatively by nis’ ae shen and his fellow braves and squaws.”” ‘This was oxy lained. the ‘enthusiastic “bring us some jee water, because will not drink a and the other thought that they were going to be asked—not 54 ride in the elevator, but to take a drink, and they sour, as if had been ultation, “thats this Insurance man, Tl Here Spotted They te wry faces. “of two or three thousand spectators who ceupied the stoops and sidewalks opposite ‘the Grand Central Hotel. A painted, hostile sav- _ age is a boon to a New York lady, just asa keg of Mitro-glycerine would be if it was exposed to the “view of the fairer and more curious sex. The fact that the average Indian, fresh from the plains ana ‘elothe him how you will, is dangerous, Is all the Wore an incentive to the ladies to have themcrowd round where squaws, blankets and braves are } promiscuously gathered, “Oh, dear, I wonder if that is an Indian,” said ‘one young lady, who stood on a stoop opposite the hotel, as she looked up to a window and saw the Diotched face and square head of a savage leaning “Over a sill, bis face having @ daub of paint oneither eheek. “It must be an Indian, he looks so bad," an- Swered her friend in a white muslin dress, with er mouth all agape and a summer sunshade in ber band, ‘Two or three notsy little boys standing ‘in the @utter on the border of the crowd cheered violently, and the savage ducked his head and re- tired from the window. The noise in the street, the crush and roll of the omnibuses, the elangor and turmoil of great incessant Broad Way troubled him. On his blanket was the figured writing of the Dakota nation, Which informed him that he was a great rave and had taken the scalps of many white men. He despised the motley and ever changing mass on Broadway, he was thinking of the long grass, the trail, the fight and pursuit: he was look- ing into the gasping face ond closing eyes of his Victim; he saw the blood oozing stowly out of the « @rrow wound which he had inflicted, and his knees Were pressed with terrible foree on the chest of his mortal enemy. These are the day dreams of a Bioux prave boarding at a New York hotel at the ‘ Bate of $4a day. The heron of these savages, silent murder- * us 80n8 of the forest, for the voluble, gesticn- lating swarms of white men whom they Nave scen gvery day since they left the North Platte 18 some- thing immeasurable and beyond comparison. The Brule Sioux ate a very hearty and whole- some breakfast this fect @ room which was provided for their wants. hey are voracious in their habits, and any full grown Sioux can eat as much as three white men. ‘There are but four persons in the party, who know how to benave themselves at table. These four are Spotted Tall, a tentious, keen, quiet and dismal-looking man; wife, Mrs. Spotted Tail, who laughs at every- | hing out of her merry eyes and is always good mmored, no matter what may befall; the Great cine’Man of the tribe, a inelancholy looking, ‘tall, slab-sided Indian, who looks as ifa dose of medicine would do him good—something perhaps in the way of a box of compound cathartic pills; and Bwitt Tear, a.rallant, splendid looking fellow, with face that defies scrutiny and an eye as clear as lass of spring water drawn from the well. Pat about eleven o'clock eighteen of the twenty- ¢ Indians were told that they had an invitation go and visit Stewart's dry goods place on roadway, end in a moment there was great uss and trouble among the squaws. Mrs. Thigh Bet ped Mrs. Spotted Tail on with her blanket | Mrs. Spotted Tail went aud took a look at the Bliss, and saw that her blanket was a httle awry. ‘hen Mrs, Spotted Tail got a little mad and gave Mrs. Thigh a piece of her mind, She did not want | 8° visiting in such a fashion, and she was only aimed down when Mrs. ‘4 Strike offered to int her cheeks. This was done obeauti- ay and with a great deal of enthusiasm, h had her cheeks daubed and so ad Mrs, Bpotved Tail. The maie savages also had their faces ainted, and wore eagle feathers in the clusters of Pair at the top and back of their heads. It is a strange thing that the Sioux chiefa and braves who have come here to insist that they shall have Sunday schools cstablished forthwith, ao parade Broadway in their war paint if they. were going on the war path to : Siaugnter their foes. Those estimable and good- matured peopie who devote all tieir time to mis- gionary work, are not aware, perhaps, thatthe Sioux, who were present last night at a church «p- _ town, "had put on the war paint and were ready for Dattle and spoil if weapons had becn furnished em. At Stewart's, when the Indians dismounted, 9 Tease was made in the crowd by the police fer ‘the Upper Brules, and they sed into the store, several of them carrying Greeley fans in their hands. White Zhunder {x the Beau Brummel of the delegation. He will insist upon wearing his cotton 4 ight shirt outsitic of his manifold breeches andoyer | this a George Il. Pendleton yellow lines duster. | He Ja very affected in his. walk, also, is White | the Narrows bi The Sioux at Prayers. The Indian delegation of the Upper Brules, of the Sioux nation, visited Dr. Houghton‘s Church of the Transfiguration, or ‘The Little Church Around the Corner,” as it 1s better known, last. evening. A very large and fashionable congregation awaited the entrance of these children of the forest to the temple of the God of a Christian people. About eight o'clock a large hotel-coach and three barouches drove up to the entrance. and deposited twenty-one painted, be-feathered savages, seeking They marched in, with the famous Spotted Tail, and took seats immediately fronting ‘As soon as they were seated they were at once provided with fans, which they used with considerable dexterity and entire evening. After a short prayer Mr. William Weish, of Philadelphia, addressed the con, He was fond of this people, he said. them truthful, honorable and :honest, and takin into consideration their training aud their mode o! life ‘their intelligence woul other tribes. somewhat irritable. laced in front. Spotted Tail, gue, Acollection was taken up for “the Indian” and After the singing of a hymn the congregation came up and.ehouk hands with cuch of the chiefs. CUSTOM HOUSE MATTERS. Contizucd Rush to Withdraw. Goods— Nearly Seven Millions Paid in One subscribed to, tending to:the business. as confidence The thlength oll ‘Then they received a large of the insurance building, which Spot- ed Tail handed with heed in his face to the in- Then they gathered their blankets around them and stalked to the clevator after the had explained to his select audience that their aim in coming to New York was to get funds to build’ Sunday schools and churches, A great crowd followed them, and the Indians were hoisted to the roof, and the great, glorious bay of New York lay before their astonished eyes, ‘The squaws had a good deal of trouble climbing to the Observatory, and when they got there they manifested considerable pleasure, Here the insurance man came in again, Pointing out to the great trackless sea, and over the Trinit church spire, which they were told was a big gious wigwam, the insurance men cried out in exult- 11 them that in through that little pass of ships come every day, hundreds and hundreds filled with white men froma nation greater than this to settle in our free country. Spotted Tall looked a doubt at Whitewash-His- Face, a8 much as to say “That’s too thin,” and then the orator of the day subsided for aye. roof is covered with garden pebbles, and the three squaws were continually kicking them around so as to show their elegant, dear little feet while they remained, a hundred white men gazing at them with ravenous eyes. Then they all descended to the ground floor, and drank water trough, then afterward filed out in double file and took carriages for the Grand Central Hotel, amid elling of an tmmense crowd of Wi gathered in a few minutes. The windows in the stories on Broadway were crowded with bee y beings, and the street was completely vehicles. The police made a passage, boys, who had ‘been accustomed to see Indians on the Bowery theatre sta; them as they drove off with aseries of rell- The from & , favored joyish war reeverance during the ation. found id compare well with Mr. Welsh: continued in this strain for some time, and was followed by Major Risley, ‘The Major is’ a very plethoric looking man and He took great umbrage at the Pet of the HERALD of yesterday on bis chosen ‘Alter the Major's eloquence had exhausted itself ‘the whole body of Indians were brought on the platform so that they might face the audience. rhey.were provided with seats, and Spotted Tali Through the interpreter the Hef addressed the audience as follows: | am Mi to see 80. many people, be something that makes them all look so happy. It must be the religion and the church. I wish butid. churches on my I Aer to bull be happy and good as you are.” The audience seemed very much interested in and paid marked attention to his ‘IT I think there must could place so to make my people churches and schools and The rua of merchants te withdraw geods from bond continues unabated, and the employés, of the various divisions are taxed to their utmost in at- The third division, which is the warehousing department, and the fifth. aivi- sion, where the duties are fixed and goods en- stand most of the labor, while the cashier’s department has to endure hard Thunder, and will smoke nothing but Partagas of ;-2 Slege until longafter business hours, The receipts the first class. Iron Shell displays a great deal of solemr gallantry toward Mrs. Two Strike, and it Is “to be heped that there will not be any trouble there- from, A Mr. Kemble, the agent of Missions, escorted the braves thr i Steavart’s pe and they did not deign to express any aston- iment whatever, But the sqnaws were not so reticent. Mrs, tted Tail 1 nothing wtil she s.w some Dolly arden silka, which were extibited fer her eapecial weit. Tieir que y und costly materials Yacemed to please her eyes mare than anything else, and she excisimed ip the x dialect, “Ths @White man js powerful; his wigwams arc i 6of riches and lis shadow is_ every. mere. The Great Spirit has made him We over the Dukotas.”” Mrs. Thigh took a great to some patterns of ee summer goods, | ‘ Mrs. Two Strike wanted hor husband to buy her\a love of a walking drees. Her noble hysband fae of funds, and he simply anewered, like an K axon gentleman ‘Cg! Squaw damned jarps tenol:!’’ leaving Stewart's the carriages were ari down Broadway to the ofice of un fusur- | pservatory, | ere company, which ig gifted with an ing down Broadway re Were shoute and yelia parte we the carriages, and when the cortége stoped at the corner of Cedar street, in tne yieinity of which the insurance oice is |, an immense crowd was congregated of all ¢ os of eople. A number of women of the | humbler\,ctass from the back streets lying on the tiver had‘assembled with their children, afd it was noticed that py clasped their ofspring nearer to bes m a# the Indians passed out of the carriages. Mr, Kemble escorted them into the building, and ah Tatland his wife, the two other squaws Swe chiefs were pes 7 iu the elevators and were jolted to the top floor, ie police Kept art crowd = back until the rest of ¥idians passed into the building. Then qowd broke in regardiess of all d swarmed up the stairs of the magnificent Dyudings Jt wasevery one for himselt and the the hindmost. Two or three attachés were present and sliowed them all the betiding! the spiendor of eastenael most blinding their eyes, ‘There is fod rere nibg all round the ‘establisument this Was ao ited With spectators, who were jughing and eoring at the Indians, and, what was wie, the Indiagaduew It. ‘These Sioux seem as if oy F Jere brought to New York only tor the pur- g certain hotels, elevators, insurance 4 G4 (i stores. mh sb boar Where all the chairs have a ded monogram mike tive chairs in the Erie Rail- ad "huang ras 2 alnsctor of the company he had his apecch ready t@.fire off at the inoster- ive head of Spotted Tall Spovied Sail, his squaw, Two suike aud lo squaw, My, ThGN apd hig Tregsury Department, visions of the redu of July 4, 1870, vag | Augnst 5 19,009 August 7.; KILLED BY BY LIGHTNING, BAnGor, Me., August 7, 1872, wetted a@ heavy thundershower af St. Albana on Mrs. Nice, of that place, was and instantly Killed e OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TUR MONTH OF AUGUST. iatic . aM Gy of New York. | yesterday footed up $937,000. Coliector Arthur and his veteran sasistant collector, Mr. Charles P. Giinch, have woen busy in adjueting important questions arising under the amended tariif. This action is in accerdance with instruetions from the whither all protests are sent, and referred back to the Collector of the Port. ‘Thedicctsion of the Collector is generaliy anproved Secretary of the Treasury, and then stands a8 precedent in simHar cases that ma: | yne misapprehension was had imported cutiery, whether it came under the 4 tariff, lessening the ¢ thereon.con per cent. This metter has now heen detinitely setued, and entries of said merehandise are liquidated pursuant to the new rates of duties, The numerous bonded avarehonses are compictely orged with goods, and notwithetanding the ex. reme heavy withdrawals of merc post Aix days none of them have yom to receive Yet every vessel arriving {8 freighted down to the guawalé with valuable stores, and the enepggies of the Custom Houge authorities are taxed to (he utmost te accommodate the uoprecedensea | regard to | fity audise for the A ‘very heavy business is done in forwarding goods is bond, Wager the Congressional enactment authorizing the transpertation of merchandise from the ports of importation to cer- tain other ports tn the United Siates without ap- pralseinent or liquidation of duties at the port of | The folowing are the amounts of duties reecived sinee August 1: Brondw: 7 mgwinne ce ateen ee UFE ‘ON THE WAVES ————en The. ‘lait Yacht Club Fleet on a Cruise. | FROM NEW LONDON T0 GREENPORT An Early Start and Prompt Obe- dience to Orders. Scemes, Incidents and Time of Arrival at Greenport. On Boarp Yacrt Mystr } Greenport, L, 1., August 7, iste. Tuesday night was passed very quietly, the fleet riding at anchor of the Pequot House, New Lon- don. The schooner yacht Resolute, Mr. A. 8. Hatch, arrived about six P.M., and joined the ficet, dropping her anchor astern of the schooner Foam. After dinner had been duly discussed a number of the guests took to the boats and visited the shore. A passing visit was paid to the Pequot House, but things looked so dull and inhospitable in that neighborhood that the majority of the aquatic visi- tors started their sheets and ran down before the wind to take a look at the village. When darkness set in the ficet at anchor with their lights up made rather an attractive picture, and soon the flashing of some fireworks from some one aboard the yachts lit up the scene and cnticed some of the hotel residents to the water’s edge to enjoy the spectacle. The hotel appears to be tolerably full, but one misses many familiar faces from the piazza, who, report says, have fled to Newport ang other abodes by the sca in search of more comfortable quarters, During the evening Commodore Peet sent round * TE ORDER FOR TO-DAY? wy, Start for Greenport at seven A. M. Shortly after daybreak there was a stir on board the yachts, and about half-past six A. M. the greater part of the fleet had their after canvas set, await- ing the starting signal, The first gun was fired from the flagship Nimbus at 7:25., and five min- utes later a second report gave the expected order, when anchors were weighed and jibs run up with- out delay. There was a light topsail breeze from the southwest, and the tide was about the first quarter of the flood. The yachts nearly all started on the starboard tack, hending up towards Fisher’s Island. The Peerless was, as usual, one of the quickest off, but the Tidal Wave was lying off the lighthouse waiting for her, and when she came up started her sheets and ran down under her lee, after which she hauled on the wind and headed up towards Fisher's Island. The Mystic came next, followed by the Triton, which tried to weather her, but falling ran by to leeward and fol- lowed after the Peerless and Tidal Wave. The Qui Vive, Orion, Daphne, Nimbus, Annie M., Alert, Sea Witch and Foam stood to the westward on the port tack, ; THE RESOLUTE WAS ANCHORED WELL UP the harbor, and consequently got rather a poor start, but when ske got going she kept on the port ‘tack after the Mystic. About 8:10 the Peerless, Tidal Wave and Triton tacked and stood to the westward, while the Mystic, Undine and Resolute continued on the starboard tack, The Tidal Wave appeared to be doing very well, and was heading up to windward of the Peerless and Triton. At 8:30 the Mystic went in stays and stood to the westward, heading up for Plum Island. The wind ‘was nearly southerly with a shade ofeasting. The Resolute stood in close up to. Fisher’s Island and tacked to the westward about nine, heading well up for Big Gull Island. The Tidal Wave went on the starboard tack a few minutes before hoading to the eastward. At 9:30 the Tidal Wave was about two miles to the northward of Big Gull Island, with the little schooner Bessie away to lee- | Tidal Waye...W. hos ward. THE PEERLESS AND TRITON Were onthe port tack, heading to the westward and tothe southward of Gull Island; the Daphne, Alert and Undine were about half a mile to lee- ward of the Triton, and the Mystic was coming up in the wake of the latter, about half a mile astern. The Resolute was away off to the east- ward, heading up for Gull Island, and the Sea Witch was about a mile to leeward ‘of the Mystic. The Orion was off to the westward, head- ing up for Plum Gut, and the Foam was about two Lee off her lee quarter, The Qui Vive tacked atten A. M., and stood on the starboard quarter after the Tidal’ Wave. ‘The latter vessel when on the port tack was afraid of drifting down on the Silas Rock, and had to veer ship m order to avoid such a calamity. This manwuvre delayed her some minutes, THE NIMBUS SOON FOLLOWED the same tactics and went on the starboard tack in order to get sufticient ofing to weather Big Gull Island. About eleven A, M, the Orion got into Plum Gut, followed by the Triton, Undine, Peerless, Daphne, Mystic, Alert and Nellie G. The tide was about the last of the food and running like a mill race, signe yachts all they could do to stem its current. leasant working breeze from the southeast éante shortly afterwards and lent them a helping hand. In the meanwhile the Qui Vive, ) Tidal Wave, Nimbus and Resolute passed through the channel to the eastward of Big i passed the yachts ne to beat cthrongh the Gut as if they were standing still. The Orion finally weathered the black buoy off Orient Point and started after the Resolute, followed by sthe Peerless, Undine, Triton, ALERT, MYSTIC AND DAPHNE. “The latter passed ‘the Mystic when off Orient Beach, and followed after the Alert. The Nellie G. came next, with the Foam a short distance. behind; but ge the breeze died away the latter came up and passed the Mystic, The breeze finally died away at about two o'clock P. M., but .sprung up as the yachts got inside. the harbor from the southeast, enabling the Neilie G., Foam and Mystic to beat up to their anchorage off the Greenport docks. As the yachts came up the harbor they were met by asteamer with a large pay, of excursionists and a band of music on THE Sita WITCH AND BESSIE came np about an hour later, ‘The. first five or six yachts would have been con- siderably farther apart, but they met with 4 head- ‘wind.at the entrance to the harbor, which brought them all up in a} TIME OF ARRIVAT. The fallowing is the time-of arrival of the differ- ent coo ha te Ownovr. aM. S. Qni Vive, T. C, Clapham, 2 “ CORT SSRS RS RS ES tet RE ee ES = = es ma} 45 00 In reading the aboye list’ it must be Temembered thet the Resolute started from an anchorage well up.New London Harbor, and she was not under weigh until five minutes after the rest of the fect. The. feet will pass Thuralay at Greenpert, and the west on board will be entertained by the citizens, Last year the Atiamtic Club gave 4 clanbake to the resides of Greenport, end it appears they are anXions to reciprocate the favor. j The Meet will leave for Newport on Fridey morn- ng. YACHTING NOTES. Yacht Alga, Mr. H. Leslie (and others) , left New York yesterday for Newport. Yacht Juliette, formeriy of the E.Y.C., passed Whitestone yesterday, boundeasiward. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, TNGH WATER, Bun rises 6 03 | Gov. Istand, Sun sets. 707 | Sandy Hook Moon sets......eve 9 33} Hell Gate,., PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 7, 1872. CLEARED. iin hip Tao ( (Br), Price, Liverpool via Queenstown mh panip & ‘Russa (Br), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown hugniashy Thuringla (8G), Meyer, Hambarg—Kunhardt A Aeamahip Frankfort (NG), Bulow, Bremen via South- ton—-Velriohs & Co. wuss Be Olly of Houston, Doering, New Orloanee B Ba St liams, from Greenock for New York; also ship ae Hosmer, from Liverpool for: New, York. Path Jat Seirichs 3 Go. July 29,8 AM, steamer r Yo 21 W. Riwedich bark Carciine, eastar M, It 4631, ton 34 W, aR un Ponting from London a hignmebip Virgo, Bulkley, Sevannah—Murray, Ferris adie. South Carolina, Becket, Charleston—H R aes ts weve man Bristol-E E Mor- : Mark Mictanx (BP), Slocomb, Liverpool—Crandall, Ber- wath Mira (NG), Keding, Cork for orders—Funch, . ark isperanza (Nor), Nielsen, Hamburg—Tetens & eres ‘Aust), Prossa, Trieste—Bre: ee S ce. f i Lot (Br), Brown, Cow Bay. Swayne & b rill, Atlee Starrett, Hooper, Lisbon—Borland, Dear- ‘ing ‘Masonic (Br), Carson, Moncton, NB—D R De Wolf pati, Ri River Platte (Swed), Roman, Hamburg—Funch, ve Boop Emperor, Dewick, Norwalk—Ferguson & Wood. Steamer Tacon: ‘Nicnous Philadelphia, Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Pailadelpiia: Steamer Middlesex, Buell, New London—Ferguson & Wood. = Steamer JW Allison, Churchill, New Haven—Rackett & 10, ARRIVALS. « REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. Steamship Cuba (Br), Moodle, Liverpool 2th and Bra enstown 29th, with mdse and’ 244 passengers to CC rancklyn nad moderate weather ait the passage, July 80 56 'N, ton I7 us W, signalled a National Line i Boe ots east with phate broken; required no sistance; August 2, Int 45 67 N, lon 43 W, passed shi carora, Rowland,’ Liverpoo) ‘tor Elulagelpnias 41 51.N, lon 62 51, passed 4 White Star line ste: east. “Steamship Hammonta (NG), Hebich, Hamburg Joly and Havre 27, with mdge and pasiengers, to Kunal “ nt ne westerly winds and mode:ate weather the 49 40 N, lon 15 09 W, passed Bremen een bound cast, 2 fat 20 ed ship Tuscarora, Howian oer ban at , Lon 46 vetting peunl mete wake date, Ii sae St passed bark, TH Armstrong, Wile 4 ip Borest Yon 82 42 We passed a bark rigged steamer (XG), hip Hanover (NG), Himbeck, Bremen July 23, pton 2th, with? Indse ag ng at 43. 50, lon 1915, spoke zrin. eastward bound; same day, 4PM, lat 4884 N, Hig American ship’ Alexand¢ rk; same August 5, 9:30 neh ny) English bark nortan from es 4p ‘ohn, NB, bound cast wi ni esterly wind) head sea to tho Banks, then al. ternately much fog and southwesterly winds, Steamship Vicksburg, Morrill, Port Aw Frings July 2, via Gonaives goth, with mdse to F W Kentgen & Go, Steamship Zodiac, Chapin, Morchead City 60 hours, with mdse and pa: Murray, Forris & Steamship” Volunteer, Bloodgood, Philadeipin with mdse, to J Lorillard. Ship Marianna V (Port), Ferrera, Lisbon 36 days, with mdse to LE Amainck & Co, Took the southern’ passage and hat fine wenther: hias beet days west of Befmnuda, Rark Udjus Kvensen, Carditt 54 da, wie Ei - way iron to order; vessel to Tetens & hh The northern passage nnd had light winds aud. thick fogs has been Li days west of the Banks, Bark Gerredina Wilhelmina (Dutch), Spler, Radang 152 days, with coilee to order; vessel to Funch, Edyo Go. Passed the Cape of Good’ Hope May 26, SE diclena June 9; crossed the Equator June 20, in lon 2 d light winds and calms most of the passage; June 21, rae dens Jon 26 53, spoke ship Punjaub (Br), from Newport for Mel: hourne: July's; Iae 2 No ton 35.31, bark Braziliera (NG), Bermuda. Bark Adelaide Pendergast (Br), McVey, Rio Janelro, 42 pear coffee to Phipps & Co; vessel to Pendergast ros Park Montezuma, Hammond, Barbados, 18 days, with sogar, to 1 T&F ADwight €Co. Had moderate’ wea- Bark James Walsh, Hammond, from Barbados, 18 days, with sugar, to TT & # A Dwight Brig Konset Mowe of New Haven Abbott, Demarara 22days, via Barbados 18 days, with sugar ‘to H Trow- 8 Had tine weather, Left at Demarara schr ‘Ker, arrived July 16, ‘am McKean (Br), McKean, Demarara, 90 days, with sugar and rum to Hattén, Watson Brig GM Vuln (i rovincstown), Grane Port au Platte, 15 days, with mahogany, to Brett, Son & Co. Had light winds dnd cals, Brig Etena (Sp), Maristanz, Matanzas 14 days, in bal- last to maste! aecan Sp), Alsina, Cardenas11 days, in ballast, to E Schr North America (Br), Romkez, Port Spain, 21 days, with asphaltum to Stokes, Taylor & Co, vessel to master. Had moderate weniher: 6th inst, at 8740, 1on 78.45, apoke brig elma, from Florida for Bos!o Schr J W Roberts, Thompson, Bareolona, Ven, 17 days, with cocoanats to James A Stetson. Sehr J W,Roberts, Thompson, Camana 17 days. with cocoanuts, &c, to JA Stetson & C Sehr Georgetta Lawronee, Roblngon, St Croix, 16 days, with sugar, rum and molasses to Roche Bros & Co; el to Evans, Bull & G iro passige: was becalmed for six da, ichr Lizzie Ives, Saxton, St Croix, "isdays, with sugar, ram and molasses to Ives,’ Beacher & Co—vessel to Bo enber Schr Lillias (of Stocktom), Griffin, Barncon 16 days sand calms the entire passage. July 25, lat 25, lon ke bark Heroine, from —— for Baltimore. Left in hrs OH I foddoh Azelda & Laura, EB M Sawyer, ue Alazo, all for New York. que alti (8p), Valerhout, Baracoa 12 gaye, with frat ‘0 E Puig & Co. Had light variable winds a ERS, chr'8 € Noyes, Lee, Baracoa 13 days, with frult to J & T Pearsall; vessel toB.) Wenberg. \seacnang el to BJ Wel and melado to Ferhanter & Oo; vessel to Henty & Parken Had moderate weather; been 6 days north of Sigtterss. hr JA, Burkeloy, Edw: ‘ards, Plymouth, NO, wilh ash timber to mi eee ren dshinreiog oN wae grr be dry dock, where she would bs taken in Ou the Sonn S, Foor, which prwed ft. ita wi ghiverine Be ing Fistor Sade cf ae to te Tigeing: ee Ne Kehr Reventy-aix, king, to Now Haven. isi No NH Benedict, Hits Alexandria for N Behr Burdett Hart, Pierce, ine nome DON aavem Schr Montezuma, ‘Bolyer, Philadelphia for Rockiand, Schr Lizzie, Leyton, Calnis8 days, with lath to maste a fcr Albert tr Treat, Sawyer, Calais, 7 days with lath to The car fechr Baw rd Bi - ig Lod are, is fir rows ‘ard Burnett, arrived 6th, is con- Passed ‘Through Hell Gates BOUND SOUTH. Gent Games Ford, Hannon, Hillsboro for Ne oer eaeay mor non, sboro for Newark, Schr American Ciilef, Snow, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candia & Pressey. Schr Gertrude Plummer, Plasymer, Machlas for New York, with lumber to Simpson & Cla Sehr Addie P Sempeon, Mathews Eastport for New York, with lumber to Jol Eirve & Sch Hattle, Hutchings, Lubec for New York, with dried herrings to Jed Frye & ( Schr Franklyn G Nelson, Wileox, Block Island for New York, with fish to order. Schr Geo Tomple, Beckwith, Cape Sable for New York, loucester for New York, with Vineyard for New York, with with fish to order. D Griffin, Gould, sh to Woodrufl & evita Schr Flash, Fish, Marth: fish to order. Schr Alert, Hulee, Fall River for New York, Schr Reading RIt'No 46, Adams, Mystic for New York. Mercer, D'Arcy, Bridgeport for Rondout. Schr Margaret Kennédy, Ford, Hartford for New York. Schr Sarah Maria, Curry, Oyster Bay for New York. Scly Copy, Miller, Portétiester for Albany. Schr Silas Brainard, Muller, Portland for New York, with stone to master. Sehr Bre Whe, 2 Bridgeport for Trenton. Schr Mary ecticut River for New York. Sehr Elizabeth Angalay wie ‘ bess} $0 Bridge & 0: B New ¥. ichr Julia A Swan, Knapp, Oyster Bay for New York. Schr Dart, Williams, Stunttord tor New You z Steamer Rlectra. Mott, Providence for New York, with mdve and passengers, BOUND Kast. Steamship Glaucus, Walden. New York for Boston. Brig Masonic (Br), Fillamore, New York for St Jolin. Pea Sd ictoria Amelia (Br), Ferris, New York for Syd- ney, Schur Ella Sammis, No York for Huntington. ‘he Connections, De Hart, Jersey City for Bos! Schr C Roberts, Rogors, New York for Now Lon Prey set Bentley, eynaleeke Jackson’ Schr G 1 Daboll, Rackett, New York for Greenport. Schr J H i Walon Abrims. rnladel hia for Warren. Se! Cady, Hall, Philadel lence. YG W Middleton,” MeDonalt, Phitadetphia, for Provi- mn, acct Statheve Vasear, Jr, Kelly, Elizabeth for Provi- 1a oe Ida L Howard, Harrington, Elizabeth for Port- 4c Luke, Bltzabeth for Bost hon, Wells, Elizabeth for Ducksport. rid, Flizabeth for Salem, Wanzer, Elizabeth for Oyster Baye Wy, New York tor Lockport Kel poems Price, Hononee for Providence. son, Hoboken for Boston. Bene a itatc Hit Po son for Hartford. fonght Minnesota, Phinney, Philadelphin Tor New Bed- ord. Sciir Mery Eliza, Borden, Eligabeth for Fall River. x Baker, Pilagelpyia for Warren. Schr Geerge Fav , Weiss, Hoboken for Boston. Schr & Ricker, Ricker, New York for New Bedto: Schr Nelle H Benedict, Hilts, Alexandria for New Ha- recite Sulla Berkley, Ettridge, Plymouth, NO, for New laven, Schr Tdle Ranger, Nickerson, New Y ree for Dighton, Scr Mira A Pratt, Pratt, Elizabeth for eae rmaence. Schr L Dantels, New York for Fall R Btenmer Doris, Young, New York for Providence. Steamer Elocer ott, New York tor Providence. Steamer Delaware, Smith, New York for Norwich. BELOW. Shin Hudson, Pratt, from London Jone 24 (received a gilet A Aug 6, lat'4) 39, Jou 68 60, from pilot boat @ W Blunt, Hark Pons lit «Br, Drammond, from Liverpool, Supe.l4 (by pilot boat J. W. Elwell, No 7). Brig Onomonia (Gre ‘om —— (by Pilot boat Wid- ReaH,:210 10), SAILED. Steamehips Russia, and Idaho, Liverpool: Frankfurt; Bremen, oO} mpi ia, Glasgow; City of F louston, New Or- leans; Houth ‘Carolina, cl ston ; 0, ship Guinevere, for Liverpool; batke Weetford, Or Havelock, 1am jon; Armonia, ‘Queenstown ; Madre Cafiero, pint Roenezer, Queenstown; brige L&W. Arm: strong, Ponce and Arroyo, and Sarah Gilmore, Galveston; schootier M D Leach, Jacinel. The following vessels are anchored at Quarantine, ouj- ward bownd:—Barks India, for Odessa; Maria,’ tor uecnstown; Haparanda,’ for Liverpool; schooner jeanne, for Stettin. Wind at sunset, light. Marine Disasters. Sarr 8 it Faimouth, F, 2th ult from Guanape, Aeports y ih th Thomas avorn. seaman, & vative of fansteld, Aled on board, Scun Bromaytarss, from New ore. at bait J A ee towed Ing aebore 'o) i had strue’ Ly Pe, Jost Be pom Ld extinguish the crew. other danjage was ane h arrived at ferport Sth inst I, T Sarrica away head of mainmast on the ard: in coming down ihe Sound, 1a°a light wind and fonvy Bee LivERr90h Vuly HA tologram from Palcutta owners from Savannah for Buenos Ayres, Hus becn 12 days W of h fruit to E Puig & Co; vessel to master. Had lent ih, Brown, Baricon, 15 days, with frutt ); Wards Caibarlen, 14 days, with mea ys, 3, Lord, —— for New York, ir JS Foreman, Carpenter, Perth Amboy for Hart- jon. lle for Coy Rommel, Jr, Peterson, Philadelohia for t rren strtes : Warren totally wreoked at tatsepoint teres, seew ‘cow an saved; no intelligence con- cerning ‘captain or kNBTOWN, July ‘oH me venels, fram Poiledeiphe mouth 83 days, was spoken i i With wnainmasthead brokene and sailing with mainsail, y the Durango, lo, at Queenstown, from Buenos “ Miscellancous. Scum captain (colored) of the schr So- mere ihe negpergr or et Solvontmotin, becoming dissatist mi loyer about the Bayment of freight monsy—Mr De ollin refusing to pay the cap- fain until the matter ‘was settled-procured a tuaboat and 2a, for Florida, where the Somerset had previously ng. What her captain ‘will do with her is un- Known Betannak Steed ‘Aug 3. Onc-auarter, of schooner Francis B Hallock, of Hunt. Ing! tone ae wl to Capt Joseph J Tyler, of Binithieta’ un ‘and will parenster i be commanded by Capt Tyler, ks Jate of if seh oon ‘Ladsonen.—-Campnell Co, at Gherryneld, Me, have jnat launched a fine centre- boar schooner of ST tons bur- den, called the Tan, Js designed to run between Cherry! and Bost joaton. Notice to Mariners. jiven, that whistle have been pinged ai 2 ily aight at Pass-o-l'Outre at South- ‘west Fase, Mississippi River, and will be mane a during thick and foggy weather on'and-after the 15th of August next, Their cl praccasiens Stine ons will be as fol- Jows :—Pass-a-l'Outr rane Dias ts of Ibseconds, separated bs intervals of aBucconds uihwest Pass—Short blasts of 8 seconds, separated by alternate intervals of 5 and 43. o So Aier of the Lighthougs Board. J EPH HENRY, Chairman Lighthouse Board. Washington, DO, July 23, 1972, ENGLAND—EAST COAST—ALTERATION IN CMARACTER OF THE PLAMBOROUGH LIGHT, Notice is hereby given that on and after the 22d inst the interval of revohition of the Flamborough light will be al- tered from a flash every two minutes to afiash every half minute, a new aes having been introduced iuto the lighthouse to effect that purpose, ST THOMAS—MONLENSPRLS POINT. The following aro pa hoe has been received from the United States Consul at St Thomas, through the Depart. ment of State, and is published for the information of mahatt trem Fine 15, 1879, a fixed Ight will he shown in place of the present light on Mob: eastern entrance to the’ Dax ir, It is placed 115 feet above BY lovel of th wage , and will be visible in a radius of 12 English miles, from east ov south, through south to west. ‘By order of ‘the sureniot, of Navigation wYM aptain UB tydrograpl her. Hyarographig Once, Avasninuta Day, July 15, i Whalemen. Bark Falcon, of NB. 3 months out, with 200 bbls ep, all wall Was spoken July 16, Int 40 15, Ton 4110. i Salted from New London Sth, chr Franklin, Budding. on, South Atlantic letter from Capt Nye, of bark Loulsa. of New Redford, reper her at sea July 1, two days out from San Fran: elo. all wall, hound 10 the'Aretie, with light, tntr winds. Spcken—Aug 3; t 4440 'N, lon 6931 W, sche’ Thos Hunt, Clark, of and from Stonington for South’ Shetlands. Spoken, Bhip Richard Robinsgn, Stetson, from New York for San Francisco, lat7 N. lon 8h Shi Btepliens (ar). Richard, from Calcutta for New Work May 49. at 300 8, lon 88 29 Es Ship ey Watttell, GQ. Moddgell from Calcutta for New York, May 20, lat 4 N, Jon 89 24 Ship. Hudson, Anthony, fron ‘Liverpool for New York, Suty lh, Int 461i, ay dard (Br), Cox, from New York for Lverpoo!, Bardsey bearing SW by 8, distant 6 miles. ship Europa (NG NG), Hansen from Boston for Hong Kong, 38.40 Ship Nigitingnt, “Gutter, from Singapore for Boston, anks Straits. Ship'Hertfordshire (Br), from Liverpool for San Fran- Gres wane es lat $10 N, lon 23 24 W. nip, Ha: kinson, on Brashear city, via Key West! for Mare Island, July 4, Jat 27 23 N, lon Ship, spar - Resseuuden, from Cuba for AFrerpoot May At 38 Bark Gerradina Wilhelmina atch), from Padang for New nile June 5, lat 22 8, lon bark Columipite (BP) froth hitter hia for Liverpool, Aug 3, iat at 28, lon 62 50 @: y pilot W Blunt, No 11). Au Americal bark from Boston for Zanzibur’ June 20, ig 0 Eo BY lon. be lelpha More (Greek), from London for New York, auly Tat 40 28, 10 Schr Electric oft Bermuda), 7 days from New Haven for Porto Fig, Aug 6, lat 40 35, lon 7110 (by pilot boat Wid- eon, No 1). Pe Foreign Ports. ieorcesty, July 24—Sailed R B Chapman, Hankinson, “Asrwzn®, July 26—BSailed, Sarah B Cann, Cook, Middles- “Suited from ron 24th, Constance, Kickham, Philadelphia; Nenuphar, Walker, New Orleans; 26th, Jessore, feClotlan, Ne jew York. AnsizR, June 5—Pasaed, ship Geo Peabody, Jenkins, from Cardiff for Hong, Koni aa d June 10, Eranklin, Drew, from New York for ‘Bnrxiiax, July 22—Off Torbay 22d, Mekusa, Evans, from Charleston for London, Bowness, July 26—Artived, Friedlief, Voght, New York. Bexrast, July 26—Arrived, Nereid, Caithness, Baltimore. i noo in, Murray, Balti- ‘and Nazzatina, Latiro, New York; and Anna & Alice, Leggatt, do. th, William Yeo, ‘Howe, Quebec for ‘Glouceste Lord “Dufferin, Hansen, Pensacola {98 dowd Searpati: fromm New verk tor der BRUMERHAVER, JU Arrived, Caroline, ener, eyniold New York; Lahmneyer, and America & ae do; ‘Grice, Re Darien, Ga. led ‘a, Wilmsen, Baltimore. Barer, ‘Aug eve. steamship St Laurent, Lemarie, ‘ork. ORDLAUX, July 26—Satled, Nada (3), Heppell, New York. aE Ju iy 20Arrived previous, ' Chanticleer, Baker, \ wtor june 19—In beet — Franklin Drew, from Now ork, Arrived lath, dlag; Agnes (Br), from do, arrived 16th (01 ay rics 0a charge); barks Giuseppe dabiado diay, for Padang, to load for New aes Hosea Rich, Pierce, for New York, Cees repat aa Baxsavos, July 19—In port brig York; 25, Caravan, Entered for a 23 Glengaliock, Skene, for Galveston. Crowstapt, July 2i—Arrived, Valkyrien, Andreassen, New Orleans; 224, Grahams Polley, Bureess’ Philadelphia: ae ei "22—Arrived, Magont fc, Lampher, New York. nly 27-—Arrived, bark’ Fanny Alkinson (Br), Parkham, Miremi Ives; ship Hansa (NG), Mey 1m Baltimore for Bremen. De, ot July at Arrived, Te Ruyter is), Falk, New York (and sailed for London)’; Martin Luther, Olsen, London for Philadelphia (and anchored. pDeMaana, Aug 4—Arrived, ig Silgs N Martin, Hatch, jew Yor yale’ Previous to 4th, schr Henry Parker, Beers, New Fotustone, July 25—Off, Nenuphar, Walker, from Ant- werp for New Orl Fatwoutit, July 25- Arrived, Carl Auguste, Tride, Phil delphia for Stettin: 26th, Golden Kehealy, Monte- Video 27th Investigator, Ford, Ba agin Len Cant, from Wilmington for London. Ralied ‘wrth, s Rosetia MeNeill, Sproul, Greenock. New York. Genoa, July 22—Arrived, Liberta, Nervi, New Orleans, Gingrxtt, July 16—Sailed, Glagaox, , July 25—Arrived, Australia (s), Hedderwick, New strom, Glasgow for Bultim: idea, July %—Arrived, Ville de Paris (, Surmont, New York: Othello, Greenleaf, do; Etizabeth’ Uamiiton, Clapp, Philadelph gic icared 25th, uckian, Sears, Newport and United Huuvorr, July 4—Cloared. Qovran, Smit, New York. Haweuns, July 23—Arrlved, tesla (9, Trautman, and Allemannid, Volter, New ¥ alled 24th, Mtomtéea, Smut; Philadelphia. Ralled trom Castinveh 2a), Frese Halvorsen, New York; ‘Uth, Star, Vianello, Cardiff, Hoxd Koxa, June 23—In port ship Gaspee, Drummoni, for Cebu, oad for Boston, Harvie, Aug SOleared, ache argo, Banks, New Yo! Kinastown, 1, Jw = Dara: Cetverte Dubrovac Vacchettl, New Yor! eLivearoor, July 2 —Arrived. Ottawa, Gillies, Now Or- Norwegian, Rogers, niveston 26th, Tiger, Miller, Darien; Scotia, (s}, Scott, New York! G W Hall,’ Marsh} New Orleans; zy Frank Pint, Seelararm, St Jolin, NB. Also. od At hip, Daptiore, (NG) Welssnet, (al- ster fiehip arien (Br), Leighton, New Or- (Br), Grace, New York; Austrian (Br), Kich- uebec. areata sti, Hannah Morris, Morris, New Haven ; Fried- (s), gaard, Hatvorkons Fhiladelphisy War Spirit, Power, Bos- ud nee ee be) arma Kluge, and Lalia Rookh, Suther- lew Ye ered our ain, Apotheker Diesing, Segebarth, and ica, Senibus, for "Pulindelohin; ggtey vian (o). Smith Montren and Quebec; Ekquist, Baitimors Northampton, Peseta OH Southard. Brow Galontia €remona, Burrows, Galveston ; Loch Tay, Scott, To ulead 25, Pomona, Moller, from Norfolk for poo) London, July 26—Arrived, Geologist, Cooper, New ‘Clenred 26th, Thorndean, Corste, Quebec: 26th, Vibilia (s), Baker, New York fend sailed ‘fron_ Dei vith; Hel- vetia (+), Girigs, do: 27th, Constantine, Oreevey, d Entered out 25th, Hutton (s), Hodges, for New Yor! et Pubrapiona, and art: Pr te, Pubra a artsiene, Dunham, do; Pan “Toxpoxorany. July rgia, Guiseppe, New York. Lrenonn, ar Tearrived Helen Drummond, ‘Tro- garthe duly %4—Arrived, Annie, Jensen, Philadel- bce Meerut, Aug 7—Arrl 5 New York for lasso rrived, steamship Assyria (Br), Mavnitivs, June 6—Sniled, © L Taylor, Sears, New- castle, NSW; New Era, Baby Boston; Duiveland, aettaes, pod 2%3—Arrived, bafk American Eagle, Mc- eMawnea dune 35—In hort shin Camitia, Humphrey, from San Francisco, wae ‘k or Rosto: Montneat, Aug “Kerived, steamship St Patrick (Br), Stephenson, Glasgow. oeitare’ 3, sicamships Thames (Br), Hyde, London; 3, oscar H), Frocks, Liverpos Also cleared 34, steamship Chesapeake, Fisher, London- vh {OO charts, July 4A—Entered out, Soepir, Grovante, fo Phifaaelphia’: Rew vampbelly al a ‘i Newront, Jily 24—Entered. for Fi, Elizabeth Taylor, Proctor, fot Wilmington and Montevideo, Ravevs , July Soke Chasseur, ‘Thomson, Balti | Bess Rallote ie etenee Monte- 0. ‘atica 26th, Dio lp Catan, New Yor! Paveumo, duly 18—Arrived, Algaan ndria D Mackay, Messina (and felt anh for New ¥i ADagy duly Ti—in port bark Stelia Maris (Fr), Aillot, for New York, Id roe ata spy Yi-Yn port schr Frank Howard, Dermott, Pictou, Ents go— arrives, parks Mingle, Cameron, (3: Graham, New York Ye gato. Queenstown, July atari Bo olin, any a Mew, esto (and was Ordered to Watorfo Corning, Pore hes, Hiavanzas; Raflacle Ligure, Conseglieri, New ‘ork for Bailed 25th, Eicho, Kassebohm (from Wilmington), Bremen, Festina Lente, curuldsen (irom New York), si Qcetts, Aug S—Arrivod, ship Venus (Br), Arrowsmith, javannal kas is i ioc Woods Halifax. | ve 3 + eit, Roaws,Livetsools Chart sabes Belfast; len. | irs e Givers, “hip Liverpool, rancis P Sage, Urquhart, Bap! inbe New ane kos, Johansen, New Tork. ees Aaternioe ee Thomas P — ae is Wintec ES Hea a ae By yee oy Stwoarons, Ang $—Safied, bark Daniel Draper, “ New ‘York; ~ ship ‘rpook, slams, lly aly abet rae Eero Ferr Salem; WH Bickmore, iRoston “ue stants o, Gi and GB McFarland, Boston; Maria Plerson, Jerse Gennie Middleton, Kennebes River; Matte’ x Bosto Cambridge ; Mary Stewart, Boston, BOSTON, A Roberta, Surinums selirs SW Hall, Powell: rows igen Philadelphia, Below, joore, McClellan, Howes, Baltimore via ‘Norfolk’ sh flower, Call Fhlladeiphin: Brig Logie TH Kimball, Anderson, ae aria, "vay barks BALTIMO! Glover, Tiverton Rio Janeiro via ampson, Ho Road ae a tlarey, ‘sera : Lomond, New Haven: Julia hea, well, Cronrel, ‘Teftmond. Me; Samuel Ft, Tech, mond, Me: Roxanna, Frank, Norfolk; Mary E Beveridge, New Yor Hodadon, Phiiadetp! hia. Boston? sehr Ta aumiroo, Kent, HAR! August Crowell, for New You EAST Talbot, and Union, Crocket tune, opinson, bark Heroine, from Martini Ch n Johns; Herman, ‘from ‘St Thomas; Chesapenker Pint Sheridan, Murphy, New York; Florence, NJ or ‘es iurf, for New York next nyrr, July M—Satled, Excelsior, Singdahlscn, New ner, chi. rear ap Eh Jul Fg Me Bhd Bessie Gremen, of St, Gueat Yarkoutn, July 2—Arrived, Stabbestad, Nicl-en, St Anna et ‘Maria, Starita, Arrived at Lamiash icons Oscar & George; Rund- Li ohsyeal July 26—Balled, “California (s), Watson, New j ma, SAVANNAIT, Au for doy Clara Davidson. and Brandywine Lewy ne Anmes Ponder, Jr, Salem for doy 8 on pe for do; Sarah ‘Sachin Silver Heels, Vinal [1 | Baltimore; willl Walton Hosdon ar Phitade ZA courts of diferent States; legal everywiiere ; dese tion, &.. suMeient cat io “fable y roquireds no charge until div. ores © Hang il; advice fr iu ved pects ip IS Nera Sanat ah, more, %—Bailed, Arthur, Kactelhoedt, “ stetine™ DsWALL, July 18—Arrived, Alice V Goodhue, Ne ‘é Arcived Svava, Behn. New Yortti ; Bauansse, sor June Wei wany sas Joun, NB, Ang §- Cleared, hr Evelyn, ‘crowiey] American mary ALEXANDRIA, Aug 6—Arrived, Dn. Sailed—Schrs Wm Allen, bhein'd City; Movien A; ‘ist 6—Arrived, bark John Hasbees er; Thomas G Smith, Lake, and Mar; p Kate, from ‘Clenred—Stenmers Shannon (Br), Moot Li Richmond, Me; | barks Pepita (G ating, Richmond. Va: Abraham Young (Br), chrs Charles Mt Lawrence, iy ie oe Ree, Chester, Pantcdelpii nna, Norbury, “galled —Seanighs Olympus, MeClellan, Rattle ker. and Sadie; brig Hesiie Rowe. August G-Arrived, barks Crime NH Rnngtabe (Norw) Weeks, clog Ma or; Belle sacar caine dn Tome, B BRUNSWICK, Ga, Aug 2-Sailed, brig R 8° NGOR, BAe Be Arrived, bri g, Delmont Locke, Hatel 7Sailed, steamship Geor ALAIS, — ‘Bl—Cleared, achr BH Nash, Cole, Ne CHIAS, Aug 2—Arrived, schrs Manna Sailed Sth, sch r8 Carroll, "Robinson, New York; étD, Ned FORTRESS MONROE, Aug 7—Passed in for Raltimo merara. i Yor. RIVER, Aug 3—Sailed, bark Adolph, Blath, Ney %4—Arrived, schrs Nicholas Merhof, Merhof, Crotot! Niantic, Claypole, 2 Sailed, schr CC Smith, for New York. 5 ke Aug 5—Sailed, schr E M Branscomb, Dodge, New ¥ 7 schirs Cornelia, Chorback, and Coy Copii Wert’ Elbabethport: Lady dane, Le Ws rota lew. ihe ter, Baker, and Traae H Borden, Hadwin Balled—Schrs Huctel Seaman, Seaman, Philadelphia s: Ney, Chase, New York. GALVESTON, July 3i—Cleared, bark Florri M Hurlbuty mney Pensacola. ug 2—Arrived, steamship Geo Cee Cole, New york: sehr H H Hunt, Holmes, Ri na Me Cbitum, Pensacoia, « - vie, Kennedy, New Yorks Cleared—Bark AC Adam: yde, Cole, New York ie Baxter, Borion ss weurpns, ig rrived, 61 ate, ) Liver vernogh 81 ult hid yas order to Boston ted Aug I—Arrived, brig Pedro, Bahra New York; sees NineyG 'R MeDonald: ‘Boston’; Uncl Tom, Look, New York; James A Crooker, Curriers Stonington; Constitution, ‘Smith, New York: Charle Dennis, MeUormack, Charleston. Cleared—Schr Alice B Gardner, Tarner, Philadelphia." yLUBEC, July 90—Saltod, schrs Sammy Bord, Allen, Ne ‘ork. aN —Arrived, brig Clara J Adams, ea Balt more for Pembroke. ug $—Sailed. sehr Qnoday, Fanning, N MACHTAS Duly 2o—Areived, shes Franke R hasdail, now York: ‘Stimena, Ingle, do. EW 0) LEANS, Aug $—Sailed, steamship She Halsey, New ¥ athe" Arrived sicamshtp Goneral Meade, Sampson, Ne’ riicArsive, steamship Margaret, Baker, Mavana vig 0. ida port: } Cleared--Schra Florita, Taylor, Pensacola; Belinad? Germeah, pitas a. Bi Ky Aug 3—Arrived. schr Caroline Hall, By bares uichmond for New York. 4 Sth Arrive ed, schr IT HF ike Wilson, Rockland. NE DFORD, Aug 5—Arrived, schr Willard Saute bury, Miickerson: Portdohnson Arrived, schrs W W Brainard, Rathburn, ae bethport; Hannah Willetts, Fish, and Essex, Handy, Po Johngon | C W Bentley, Baker, aid EP Church, Gifford; iow + Sriecmohte Geo II Mills, Tilson, Georgotown, DC; aa, ‘orl NEWPORT, am Sy a Arrived, schrs Sarah Jani Jackson, New York: RT Graham Berger r, Northport, Salted —Schirs Madison Holmes, Bayles, Philadelphia Henry Castoff, Dumont, Fall River for New hy AM—Arri ihre ‘Ellen. Middleton, dr, ar Providence for “Phiiadeiphia; Lille Ernestine,’ We Fall River for Now York, RWICH, Aug 6—Arrived, schrs Chief, Hoboken; Gordo. do; Hannah E Chave, do. POW TAYE, Aug Arrived. schirs Sarah Elizaneth smithy, Ritzabethpost: Agen Bown Fotis Baa ock x, Babeocte: A&B Bal iayden; TC Lym: ‘and W P Boggs, Dunn, New York sloop 3 Rel Wediaeas ‘and Mary Brush, Jones, teal 8 J Gurne: "endow 1e6 Horace In Francie; Mary F Cushman, a i sauy Y wert and m, Spacier; Mary Anna, Smith J anyon, Bell, and Tickory. int i tala u , Londén} Long ee cot York! solr SP Hawepy jearse, Philadelphia, = Ss eM ee Ds an Dormio, leat hips Nunqus ool oriae Row iy we toni . Vila. Barc Pie b ELIAS ane “gate steamshiv Wm Kerth PRou oe Oris’ Beet ao talghtons Leighton, Mik Tivor Fi on lary mn, rath a schrs Hiawatha, Dixon. bh Martine: Robert 8 ali Sinith, Boston; Marina Thness, Wiley, Lyn tant Hoek, Lanesvilles WW Slinnions, Wi wwitlatag, ulien Nelson, Cavalier, Providence; Philant te st, y Rider, Salt River; Paul P Keller, King, Boston $ lary R Somers, Townsend, Portsmouth ‘Maggie Mulvey, Allen, Boston; Anme ¥ B Portsmouth ; Vi Mason, Bestel NW Mazeoy Retcntine Boston’ Hel Pave “Haley, Boston; "ails Davis, prgitcott, ‘Boston iH Irons, Hubbard, Boston; 8'B Wheeler. Corsony Boston; Sallie 8 Godtrey, Godfrey, Boston; Star! Doane "Boston. Icated—Brigs Renshaw, Sylvester, New York, and Portland ; schis G Ht Bent, Smith, Gainbs Godfrey, ie do; ‘Jos Port er, Burt Reed, Davis, do: Jacob Kienzle, Like, do; abil, Faller, Bostoi iter Scull, Scull, Salem; CH Moller, Brown, Fos ‘ownsend, ortemonth Anthea Godtrey Shaw, 7,8 Clayton, Champ Susan, Hell: do; MF Hudson, Hudson, Roxbury; nls Murehte ‘Merrit, Hath Annle & Babcock, Leo, Bosto & Grancr, Morris, doy E & L Marty Ecickson, do; Balth Everman, Core son, do; J G Babcock, Smith, do. Liwes, Del, Aug Arrived, brig HB Emery, Small, from Cay Francis for orders ORTLAND, Aug 6—Arrived, schr CF Young, Rich lp’ I—Ste hip Di Aneta oar Shy ip Dirigo, Johnson, New York; ochr RTSMO! te NH, Aug 4—Arrived, schr Union Flag, Frihe New ¥ iet~Sehrs Nlisson, Keene, and Amos Edwards, Rig- aa Aug 6—Arrived, sehrs Fakir, 1 Ug rive schrs Fakir, inn! | isis Noriht Pacific, Eaton, do; Fashion Hud: x0) hiro, Sherman, do; Shepard A Mount, Ho; Rachel sane, Taylor, do; John Brooks, Fost ‘ermiltion, Wella, ‘Port Johnson; Circle, Di Straw; George F Brown, Gedney, riled a av, Port Johnson: J B Bleecker, Thompson, pian, Ryder, dus Bertha, Sawyer, ‘Amboy tr Eu Wi Hams, Ra for x do denen Ch ester, eon F Woolsey, rah A Re Wilson; Silas writ, owns serge RR Ho $f, ‘Train- er; Belia Peck, er} an te ae eel Win Racer, Have meliay nge Allen, and Flor Witcox Hoboken a A Hail Felton, Clinton Point; Henry Lemuel, Jarvin, Northport Elm City, Kelley, and Win Farran, Lindsey, New York; sloop Home, Young, Hoboken for Pawtucket. Below Seu Sandalphon, Aiward, and | Faragon Shute. pes ‘d—Schrs Terr: |, Georgetown, i & B Henderson, Spear te FV Glover, ina eral, Phhta- rich & Louise, Bradhering, and Weinrich Bahirus, zie- | di Fra: nels BE it K, af neko, W York; Granton, Rowland, Charleston: ‘5th, wn, DC. eee ia tom? Sones, Phil eiphis’ hry forbishley, New Orléans: NC Kjerke: oyic, New York or Calais | Kate Scranton, yy w York; Wm Farren, Linsey, do; George Rorthnort; Eclipse, pers do; sloop John 4 yey a Arrived, sehr = ihas Sa i loop Mome, Young, Hoboke wre im, Honan, ‘Trenton: J. Terry, Hazard, Dickens, Green pore. Arrived. a itenmahip Old Uominion Bourne, New hax: wna: Cuton, an Maxie McDonald paalled—Sehr Joseph * ister, Alb Now York via fe jominv, SAN FRANOTSCO, July 90—Artived, barks Alexandé MoNiel, Leach, Mento Cloured—Barks Sterling, Serhied ERIS Rati nein Crusoe (Bx), MeLeod, Ta ool ed—Ship Robinson Crusoe (Br), Me Avery jarks Osmya, Goran, Port Fownsend; Helen W on Tn port. July ans k Q , Chase, fc Li angered iy 3 hark, Quickstep, Chase, for sverpcol 7 Arrives, ships Nimbus, Kelly, New York: Pana orstel, Ard scevedl, ee | 7—Arrive mship San Salvador, ickerson, Now York; bark’ Tsaae Liheotn, areal 0 Cleared—Bark Asphodel, Gardner, ; Bur feb tarp Provietic, te mp eaun Tan.@ Ra ‘amstip Huntsville, Nellie Antrim Lord. New linvens owes New York; bel BrOsINGTONS A 6—Sailed, peTOSINGTON. Aug =Salled, “sche Tristan pent Contest, Jameson, Hong Kong. ‘Harding, Liverpool; Shootin, reported yesterday as sailed, is hei A new cenireboard put in, having lost eee LL be ready j YARD HA 6—Arrivi ide: VINEYA uN Lindsley. New York Star, New York fur ¢ Rockport, Me, for deiphias William 3 Sarah B, Guiding Star and Testa, , schirs Senator G Hines, y a°.} for Helass Reo or gining New York n, do for Augie’ "iramhal ito for. 1, Rondout for ‘Boston; Eugene, ‘ Bliss, Rockport me ban 0 do; Four Sisters byt led—Sehr Willian Le Abbott and all von ‘Wickrorp, Aug $—Arrivea, Ssbre Rob B Smith, Niel id Eliz; ton, Cole, New Yor 3 LEGA why OBTAINED F FROM © "SB, Attorney, 18) Bri HERALD J BRAN OFFIC BROOKLYN, A, corner of Fulton avenue aul bier street. Open trom 8 A. NM. £0 } iree. pockets 0 ‘ward o} WSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINE the cour ete Conn ORT ” Kavies ie sndl Commtgstoner for every State. _ Connsellor-at-Law, 963 Broadway, TEAS, Pie 8, a fe Tuililon, OMAS: ich street, Rew York. a _ 26) Greeny ‘gd A OR STOLEN FROM FARM OF J, DOWN. neola, L. 1 two by a, a BT two. be Horses, 15.3 to 15.9