The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1873, Page 10

coup de grace » Conquered Garnier, Joseph Dion, 10 FRENCH CARROMS. Close of the Great International Three- ie wie dene one Ball Billiard Tournament. —_—+—— PLAYING OFF THE TIES. Albert xr Champion of # the World. AS LES “He Defexts Maurice Daly and Cyrille Dion, Winning Six Out of Seven Games with All the Players. — + ‘CYRILLE DION WINS SECOND PRIZE, Ae jarnier Makes the Longest Runs and the Highest Average, ‘Albert Garnier won, last night, the last in a se- “Pies of victories in the billiard tournament at Irving Hall, which brings to him.the pr. ud title of “‘chain- pion of the world” in the three-ball, or French, game of billiards. The tournament has lasted over a week, begin- ning on June 23 and ending June 30, and will stand -as the most brilliant display of skill in the most scientific game at billiards that the world has ever Witnessed, Tuere were six competitors named— Albert Garnier and Frangois Ubassy, native French- men; the brothers Cyrille and Joseph Dien, natives of Canada, and Maurice Daly and John Deery, Americans. So, it wiffbe seen, the talent which contested in this series of jousts was drawn both from the Old World and the New, and was, in fact, “international.” Garnier, by his wonderful success, or series of successes, has estabiished himself as the greatest living billiard player, having defeated each one of the other contestants, one of them receiving the twice at nis hands. In the Tegular play last week he defeated Daly, Ubaasy, Joseph Dion and Deery, and was defeated by Oyrille Dion on Saturday. Daly defeated Cyrille Dion, Joseph Dion, Ubassy and Deery, and Cyrille Ubassy and Deery. This made Daly, Cyrille Dion and Garnier “ties,” each having scored fuur victories and sus- tained one defeat. Yesterday afternoon and evening these three were to play off for the cham- Pionship, The order of the contests was deter- mined by toss, and Garnier and Daly were first Matched, the winner then to play Cyrille in the evening. ‘The afternoon game opened at three o'clock be- audience of elgit or uine hundred persons, ‘aif of whom, in consequence of the intense heat, vant in their shirt sleeves, with their coats thrown across their knees. Garnier won the choice in bapki for the lead, scoring but 1 point, how: ever, oif his lead. Daly followed with 12, and which Maurice made in his fourth inning, was the hughest run ps0 the twentieth inning. Both of ‘the contestants were wily in leaving little for the adversary. Im the sixth inning, alter scoring 1, Daly played jor safety and forieited “one for a miss.” Garnier A a ge safe, tollow! Daly, and sorte, in his fourteenth Maurice again rica’ “to get his ball out of reach, Fes paid forfeit but Cyriile found out where he nad put the ivory, and scored 9 in the run. When the twentieth inning closed the game stood. Garnier 96, Daly 100. The play was slow, for it was too warm to piay billiards—the cue would scarcely Tun on the’guiding hand by reason of the profuse repiration. Garnier played safe’ (7) im the ee tion inning, leaving a long line follow, with the red in the upper leit corner, Daly's ball in the right lower corner and Albert’s ivory al- most on the direct line midway between. Daly played on it and ceunted amid tremendous ap- plause. In his twenty-eight inning Garnier madea superb long back-draw masse. It was in his thirty-first inning, however, that he told the Whole story. By the most brilliant shots, played in. all positions and all over the table, he made a run of 79, and might have gone on tor a week had he not ‘fouled with nis In Daly’s thirty-second inning the balls me ugly, and he played for safety behind the first object ball; but got them ‘trozen.”’ Of course there was no for- feit, but the balls were spotted, and Garnier missed off the spot. In his thirty-ffth inning Daly made a fine run of 67, all off careful play, but mussed at last, and ‘left them lying thick” against the rignt side cushion. arnier wok care of them for 11, and Daly didu’t get another good show at them; for Garnier in bis next two innings made a run of 32, and a final 3 points for the game. The applause was immense and many thousands of dollars changed hands on the result. Irving place looked geen (or filteen minutes afterwards, as crowds of men, with fists full of legal tender, stood adjusting differences, ‘The follow ing is THE SCORE. Garnier—1, OF 150, ss 0, 5, 245 0 2 0, O, 1, 0, 0, 10, 2, 34, , 0, 9, 19, 0, 0, o 31 Average, ate 19. 3 0, 23, 1, 5, 0, 4, 0, 0, 1, Pe 8, 0, 1, 3, '2,'44, 16,' 2, 3, + reel, 235, Average, 6 3-31 The Evening Play. The enthusiasm last ha eaits had reached a higher pitch than at any time during the tourna. ment. The feeling that this was the test game of the whole week on a “play-off” had made the feel- 4ng rige to ever heat, and, despite the weather, the was even more crowded than on the great evening between Garnier Ubassy. At eight o'clock precisely Mr. Cy- Fille Dion came in looking fresh but anxious. He was applanded. Then Garnier stepped up to the table apparently as light-hearted as if this were the most simple point in his career ip- stead of being the most important of bis whdie dite, The gallant little Frenchman was cbéered to the echo, buth stood up before Me table. Mr. Michael Geary, the billiard veétan, in intro- ducing the last evening of the”tournament, said that the past week had vi Dilliards that ever 8 ‘that tl this and He y were mainly indebted to the press for jevement. The press had made billiards, had made yachting and racing in America, and had heiped the arts to the position they oceu- ed. On stringing for lead Garnier won and made 1, ‘which vrought a cheer from the immense audience, Cyrille following, scoring 3, and Garnier followed with 16, in the course of which he made some bril- fiant shots. Dion then piayed and got them to- ether on the second shot, but made a bad miss on e sixth shot, The game then proceeded indiffer- ently for several shots, though with the same excited feeling on the part of the audience until the eighth inning. The heat was terrible, and Garnier was #wabbing bimself with a wet towel. He looked u; to the gallery at his pretty wife and ske clapped hands together encouraging), Garnier himself up and y dificult the cushien brought the Dalls =~ then, by & series of wonderfully % every few shots sending the op- up the table, only to come back e <wo others. It went on ad counted twenty-five. Here a dificult position, and the ome hesitation, but by a brought them together hand “corner, amid 40 bring the house down. ér run along the cushion, meries of comparatively easy 4 in @ most brilliant manner, fer went on Here the excitement rose ad ali looked on with their nearts in and in a silence in which enly the tiny | wiick of the balls coula be heard, Ninety-six, y gh and one enthusiastic _billiardist . “Fitty doliars that he makes the hun- red Ninety-eight—all were on a tiptoe of jope and expectation. Ninety-nine and the balls easy. Psbaw!a miss and the run ended, but at same moment another thundering round of _@pplause rewarded the player for his effort. 4 nm, he chances of the game now agatnst him, came up to the scrateh with that wonderiul won Which has always characterized his during the tournament. He only, how- ever, made two, and Garnier spoiled what promised te be @ good run of eleven by kissing on. In Dien’s fourth inning he made four, and in at- tempti the fifth his ball jumped the ie and was spotted for Garnie seventeenth inning, When, during a ran of twelve, he player made a two-cushion bank shot, running tena he first object ball in tue right upper cor- der and hugging the cushion the whole iength of the table, so as to count in the right lower corner, ‘The shot was greeted with wild oan le The audiemce had thus far been of an amiable dis- players as they did weil, robation excepting an ppointment when an the eighteenth inning the game etood—Garnier 04, Dion 6. Then Gar- ner Wt ae of 40 and Dion followed ith one of 20, and in his twenty-second Foning scored 59. Garnier ot @ little anxious, mgie ine Still led by over a humdred. He | perhaps remembered yas LOL, Cyt both ut giving no xigns of ‘dinky occasio! a od of easy @ot was Jn Mas Own ron of 113 a few @ays before, which gaye him the game against Hye He knew Cyrille (> be a player of wonder- us NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET, twenty-fAird inning re made 17, and Dion then was obligev.to make a grand massé at upright draw, =. ee ae him loud cheers, when twecey fourth inning, immediately hissed ae missing, At Garnier’s his feurteenth shot, oy beautifully together he table, and they were unior ting the balls Garnier a counted, and at this the cheering and applau ng was delirious in its intensity, At the twenty-fourt! y inning Dion made a miscue, and coming immedi- ately alter him Garnier scratched in consequence of @ push shot, which was declared to be foul. The audience did not understand it and hissed Dion when he got up to_ play. The referee stood up to explain to ine, audience, but it required the strong voice of a well-known billlardist to restore order. In the twenty-eighth mning Garnier froze on the twenty-third shot and connted off the spot, but miesed on his twenty- sixth effort, scoring a run of 25. Garnier had now but seven to go, when Dion scored one more, Gar- nier then carefully played on, not missing an oppor- tunity and scored 300—game, A tremendous cheer rent the air, Dion jumped up and shook bands with the CHAMPION OF THE WORLD, Garnter bugged him, and was then taken up by Joe Strauss, who gave him a cordial French em- brace, Garnier then turned around, kissed his hand to his wife, who was crazy with joy, and in another moment was lost to sight. e whole room Drecibitaiaty itselt down to the centre, and Garnier was cat tup by a dozen, all seeking to shake his ae ane was @ scene in ite way une- qualled, and for some moments the excitement was 80 great that everybody was talking, everybody was waa shouting, everybody was cheering that at last this freee battle of the true knights was termi- nated, and that the one who was victor was in every way best entitled to it, When Garnier ap- peared outside the Hall he was seized and placed on the backs of the excited multitude, and, despite his most earnest efforts, was carried’ off to his billiard room. ‘The following is the score :— Garnier—1, 10 1, 0, 27, 8, 12, 0, 2, 19, 41, 300: average, 10 10-20, G. Dion=3, 8. 1,1, 2 5, 6 0 2 A 6, 0, I} 0, 0, 0, 20, 8, 4,°59, 2 0, 0, 1, 4~Total, 148; rage, 6 2-7, SECOND PRIZE GAME. Sorte after the close of the championship game Cyrille Dion and Maurice Daly, as next highest in the tournament, appeared to play for second nize. Prior to opening the game Mr. Chris, 0’Con- ner announced tbat Cyrille Dion had deposited a forfeit and challenged the winner, Albert Garnier, for the ebamptonship of the world, the trophy cup and $1,000 aside. The game will probably take place in about two months’ time, Daly and Cyrille then strung for lead and Cyrille won the choice, scoring 2 from the break of the balls. In his next four innings Dion made double figures, while Duly was unlucky enough to miss three times and scored but 7 in his fifth inning. In his eighth imning Cyrille players the balls very carefully and was as cool as an iceberg until he had trotted out 54 Game was cajed at the close of the ining Dion 108, Daly 16. Maurice, however, found the ivory in fair position in the right upper corner, and went in touse it. After making 24 points by very neat play he played the red against the right cushion, crossing the white and bringing it back So that both rested together, but were fast to the cushion. Instead of playing @ mass¢ he played for a “kiss” in the lower right corner, but failed to score. In his ninth inning he was playing prettily, but fouled the balls, and under the rules was allowed to play for safety, Some ignorant boors in the audience, with a desire to intimidate Mafrice, who was pluckily playing an uphill game, hissed him, but the manifestation was very properly repressed by the applause of the house. In his — fifteenth innin, Cyrille played the balls with exquisite precision, send- ing them at times all over the table and bringing them back to his cue hall, so that a canary bird might spread its wings over the whole ro He counted 56 in the run, Daly was in very hard luck all this time, and in eight conmsecu- tive innings could not exceed a run o! four. In his eighteenth he made li, At the ciese of Dion's twenty-first inning game was again called—Dion 201, Daly 79. Daly played and failed to count, and the game stood as called on even innings. Dion found the balls in good shape for play and on his first count got them together for arun of 27. Nothing of especial note occurred until Daly’s twenty-fourth inning when he took brought the 1, 3, 0, 99, 11, 2 1, 10,,2. 0, 2 2, 14, vy 0, '2, 25,'7—Total, 21% > ave- charge of things for # long one. By dint of great care he scored 59, when the balls froze, and without calling on etther his opponent or the referee he took the _ balls up and spotted them. When he scored his 60 the audience cheered enthusiastically, put broke the charm by missing on his sixty-third effort. Game was called at the close of lis innings—Dion 248, Daly 156, Cyrille made a nice 26 in his twenty- seventh inning, which left him only 26 short of the ame, C. Dion—2, 10, 10, 12, 17, 8, 0, 54, 0, 2, 1, 8, 6, 1, 56, , 2, 0, 10, 27, 0, 2 18, 0, 26, 9, 1, 3, 13. 300. Average, 9 21-81. Daly—3, 0, 0, 0, Tb 4 A, 10, 4, 4, 4, 1,1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 3, 0, 0, 6 9, 6, 6 0,0, 15. ‘hotal; ne Average, 5 9-10. ST, PRANOCIS’ COLLEGE, BROOKLYN. Fourteenth Annual Commencement— \ Distribution of Premiums. ‘The fourteenth annual conimencement and dis- tribution of premiums at St. Francis’ College, Bal- tic street, near Smith, took place last evening. The hall of the institute was thronged with the friends of the students and otner) who take an interest in religious and secular instruction and training. Among those pres- ent upon the interesting occasion were several city oficials and clergymen, together with « pretty full representation of brothers of the Franciscan Order. The exercises opened with an overture— “Barber of Seville,” by the College band—after which Master W.J. Doherty, who has been adopted by the diocese as a student for the priesthood, delivered the salutatory address—an able effort, which elicited the applause of the assemblage. The boys of the Firat Academic class, who passed such a surprisingly excellent examination last week, then took the stand and made the “wel- kin ring” with the popular solo and chorus, “Old Treland, Boys, Hurran!’ Professor Aloysius, their teacher, ‘blushed with pardonable pride over the evidence of appreciation given upon the rendition of the vocal efforts of his class. Then followed recitations by Masters S. Weeks, W. O’Brien, G. Kelly, L Roberts, W. Goodwin, J. Dyer, F. Olena, C. Lee, y. Dailey, and declamations were delivered by W. Barrett, H. O’Brien, M. Morrissey, J. 8. Gunder, P. Owens, &. D, Hennessey, W.’ Purcell and I. J. Datle; The oratorical efforts were all of @ character well calculated to promote confidence in_ the instruction imparted to the pupils. The valedictory was delivered by Master M. T, Kilahy, who {8 also destined to commence the study ‘of een at St Mary’s Seminary, Emmetsbarg, Md., mext Fall, being in- tended for the diocese of Brooklyn. The premiums were then distributed by Bishop Quinian, of Mobile, Ala. Awards were as {ol- lows:—Masters W. J. Doherty and M. T. Kilahy, gold medals for proticteucy In Latin and Greek} gold medal for & cellence in bookkeeping to W, Shields. First Cellegiate—Goid medals were awarded to J. Durick, A. Kelly, P. Plunkett, J. b. Eberts. Second 1 Collemiate ola mede.s to Eugene McGee, J. Dailey, George Cur- ran, Third donegistesacid medais to F. O'Neil, Davis, W. Curran, a ‘. In the Third Collegiate class silver medals were given to E. Leonards, J. McCauley, J. Hughes. In the Fourth Collegiate class goid ‘medals were awarded to William Farrell, J. McGuire and Wil- liam Donerty,<and siiver medals to J. Graham and D. Hart. The gold medal of the First Academic class was awarded D. Shaughnessey, and the silver medals to J. Magilligan, P. F. McLaugh- lin, 4. F, Foran and William Rielly. Masters H. Parker and H. Feeney, of the Second Academy class, received silver medais. Professor Peter (Superior of the House), Eugene (Professor of Compositios a)» Paul and rancis may ali con, ratulate themselves over the success which has attended their efforts during the scholastic year. An interesting inciddént of whe occasion was the presentation, on behall othe students of the First Collegiate class, of an elegant gold pencil! to their teacher, Brother Francis, vho was taken completely by surprise. The pupts then dispersed to their homes with light hearts, bent upon recuperating dtring the vacation, 80 a& tobe ready for a vigorous assault npon the tree of knowledge next Fall. COMMENCEMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. s CHARLoTTESVIL ¥, June 30,1873, ‘The Board of Visitors now in session in th Uni- versity of Virginia have elected N. K. Davis Prest- dent of the Bethel College, Kentucky, to th Chair of Moral Philosophy, recently made vacint by the death of Dr. William H. MeGuffery. ’rofes- sor James H. Harrison has been elected Chirman game was Of an ordinary character to Garnier’s | | gradustes have arrived, and DEY wad the RAWG Was, 20t wutyet Ig his | cums Of of the Faculty in the place of Professor Vnabie, resigned, Lo pele one gt | Dr. Venable’s psigna- | tion the Board re-elected him again unaninously, ofr | but he positively declined to accept the Chirman- the | ship. ‘The Commencement exercises are now pwgress- ing. The ea eB Society had their ‘elebra- | tion to-night geeepeneca, of Virgitta, was | the orator, and F. R. Graham, of Lousigna, the medal J. R, McDaniel Irby, of Lonisiga, has | been awarded the Miller $1,000 scholarsitp, in a competitive examination. UNION COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT EXER OF BS, ScuENwVtADY, N, Y., June 3), 1873, The opening exercises at the dunual Conmence- | ment of Union College took place jast evening in | fi the Hirst Relormed church, of this ty, Rev. | Nelson Millard, per preaching the | | Melecd deate cernion. read, ite & aumnber of y ‘to-morrow many more of the be present to witness the jurther exer- the (ammence ment week. FRANCE, ‘tial Lenieney Towards Repentant Com- munists—The Mission to Athens, TELEGRAM TO THE NeW YORK HERALD, President Panis, June 30, 1873, MacMahon intends to ask the Commis- ‘wion of Pardons to remit the sentences of those ‘Communist prisoners whose behavior has been un- exceptionable since their conviction. THE MISSION TO ATHENS. It is announced this morning that M. Jutes Ferry, Minister at Athens, is recalled, and that his place will be filled bial bead Gabriac: PORT WASHINGTON PRENOH INSTITUTE. Commene: ment Exercises Yesterday Afternoon—Address by H. B. Perkins— Distribution of Prizes. The eighteenth annual Commencement exercises of the Fort Washington French Institute came off in the large hall of the academy yesterday a.ternoon, ‘The parlors were crowded with visitors, aud the drive leading from the Kingsbridge road to the college was ined with carriages of all descriptions, from the heavy family coach to the delicately con- structed cariole, The exerc:ses were opened by a prayer trem the Rev. 0. St. Joan, alter which tne lollowing programme was renderet Zampa, arranged for four hands (Czerny), M, Eisner and Protessot Bernardo ,La Somnan Peter and Louis :otans, KE. 1! Dialogue —C Liiiver, Stemmier an arranged Nr. ie] Caplo—H. Nathans mbulu, arranged tor eight hands (Alberti) hompson, Dovale. hartrand, Nathans for four hands (Spannhola), 7. 1 Protessor. Richard JLL.—s. kxcalante. On the Lake e—Romauce (rang Abt), J. Glean. Selections from secona Aineid, Selections woo: Sunite iu B, for four han Proieasor. from First Book of the Odyssey, G. More- Wiadett), J. Dovale and ourgeols Gentilhommo—E. Chartrand, J. Forbes LEte, arral nged for four hands (Spannhoiz), 't, Scemm- ler and'Protessor. Charge of the Light Brigade (Tennyson), B. Perkins A Mitsunderstanding, duslogue (Kroll), Schindler, 1sern- stein, Mis Poet and Peasant—Overture by F. V. Supe, arranged for ten hands by 0. E. Eisner, J. Brunner—James Glean, it, Levin, Dovale and Protessor. The ‘Charge of the Light Brigade” was delivered in excellent style by Mr. Perkins, who was loudly applauded, Mr. H. B. Perkins, made a short speech, in which he complimented the young men ou the excel their parts, Ment manner in which they perlormed ‘Then followed the distribution of prizes, which resulted as Se ‘onnele; 1 istry, cond Mathematics—Virst prize J. Glean. Elocution Perkins; Spanish, J. Forbes, 14. stein, Schindler wood. follows -;Giood Conduct—First prize, J. Forhes: second Ksealante laume, M. Aguilar, &. Oanas. jolars.—First prize, F. Hopkins; second honorable mention, K. Marchena, nd prize, and Natural Philesophy—First prize, . Ton- prize, BR. Levin, honorable mention, G. Morewood, Morewood; second prize, and Eloquence—English, 8. Escalante, B. Chartrand, H. Na Chartrand; German, M. er, Classics, Latin and Gréek, G. More- ST, TERESA’S ACADEMY. The annual Commencement of St, Teresa’s Acad- emy took pl hall situate lace last evening in the sunday school d corner of Rutgers and Henry streets. ‘This 18 a boys’ school, in which all the branches are taught, from the elementary principles, through the higher mathematics, Latin, French and German. Brother Joachim is the director. The entertain- ment commenced at eight o’clock, and consisted of music, declamations, dialogues, &c. nal essay, b; German di; well delive Clancy. A J. Carr, and, a three of much applause. French dec! An origi- yy A. J. Doherty, met with applause, A jalogue, “Die Beiden Rauber,” was red by ©. G. Sharretts and A. J. song and chorus, led by Master John Performance on the violin Py young men, also met wit An essay, ‘The Press,” and a laration, ‘Une Nuic Terrible,” by 0. G. the Sharretts, were both very praiseworthy, and a Ger- man declam was equal to the others, cluded with ation, ‘Der Alpenjiger,”’ b} J. Riley, Pine entertainment con- the awarding of medals and the distri- bution of premiums. ‘The following are the names of those who received medals:—For general profl- ciency, presented by Rey, Father Boyle, Andrew J. Clancy ; greatest general proficiency, Bro. Jeremii ee by ah Quinian to Francis G. Doherty; for languages and English composition, presented by Mr. P. O’Shea to Charles G. Sharretts; for book- keeping, presented to William J. Dunn; for sing. ing, to John J. Carr; drawing (in general), Joun J. Quinian;: Wifite. Hoi lowing stu Dooley and in the inter to landscape drawing, to James norable mention was made ot the fol- udents:—Wiluam H. Grifith, James ‘Thomas Finegan. The first premium ‘mediate departinent was presented to James Cowran lor general proficiency; the second cela to John H. Manning. There were a num- er of other prizes also presented for exceilency in the various branches. about five hundred ladies and whom were noticed Right Rev, Mobile ; Rey, Father Farrelly, Rev. Fa The audience numbered ge nilemen, among ishop Quinlan, of ther Boyce and many others. THE OOLLEGE REGATTA. The Wesk rived in thi SPRINGFIELD, Mass., June 30, 1873, leyan and Trinity University crews ar- 8 city this afternoon, and the Dartmouth University and Harvard Freshmen this evening, to take part in the approaching College regatta. Four University crews had previously arrived— the Columbia, Yale, one and University Four more Amherst and Corneil, Freshman—Yale—making seven and two freshman crews already here. University crews—Harvard, Bowdoin, Williams and Ambherst—agricultural and one more Freshman crew, Amherst, will participate in the races, The; y will all arrive in Springteld this week, except Bowdoin, which will come about the 10th of duly, ta correc! be agi | ace on Th jursday On Tuesd: row for the t a somewhat general misapprehension ain stated the College regatta will take "4 the 17th Jul; lay, 15th July, Biglin and Ellis Ward will Single scull championship of America, Ward arrived in this city yesterday and Biglin to-day. THE OHOLBRA IN OINCINNATI, age Crt rt, Ohio, June 30, 1873, Thirteen deaths from cholera have been reported to-day. Saturday, i Mayor Johnston was prostrated by it on ut is almost recovered this afternoon, THE OHOLERA IN IN TENNESSEE, “NASHVILLE, June 30, 1873. There were eight deaths from the cholera in this city to-day. The weather is favorable te a de- crease of the disease. THE RIVER'S DEAD, The body of an unknown boy, apparently about fifteen years of age, was found in the North River, near Watts street, last evening, and near it was found floating a brown straw hat, apparently hav- ing belonged to the boy. THE GOODE OF HONOR, NEW ORLEANS, June 30, 1873. A rumor is current here that Colonel RK. B, Rhett, Jr., chiefeai have gone Cooley was tor of the Picayune, and ex-JudgeCooley to Mississippi City to’ fight a duel. one of the counsel for the plaintiff in the recent sait of Hawkins v8. the Picayune for libel. MURDEROUS ASSAULT IN A CELL John Cass! PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 30, 1873. idy, Who Was arrested for the attempted murder of John Cruikshank in a cell in the Tenth district station house, was tried to-day. He was convicted of only aggravated assault, aud was sen- tenced to four months’ imprisonment. SHIPPING NEWS.) Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON. Sun rise: Sun sets, Moon sets. 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Bhip Salons Bray, San ane ‘Sutton & Uo. wibate {¢ 8 Chapman (ir), Atkinson, Larne, IP INe- Bark it Brothers rs (BE), Jenkins, Queenstown for orders— Boyd & Uincks rk Titania 2s Morrison, Penarth Roads for or- ders—A Lindsay rk Primo (lta), De Barbeira, Amsterdam—A P a. fark Lucie Radmana (Ger), Karg, Stettin—Funch, b Rothenberg (Ger), Wilde, Odessa—Puneh, & Co. jark, Thos Po) oP: , Richardson, St Johns and Aguadilla— Yates & Porter perk Gov Troop, Lakeman, Port Johnson—8C Loud + Ry Pace sehiaffino (Ita, Oneto, Cork or Falmouth— rest. worl a Lord (Br), Vernon, Cork for orders—Hatton, also de Brig Charlotte, Whittemore, Gibraltar tor orders—Mil- lor & Houghton. aut ‘Toronto (Br), Campbell, Pictou, NS—H J De Wolf big Cascatelte, Crocker, Morehead City, NO—James meen Lucretia, Hewitt, Wanks River, Nic—B J Wen- berg. Heh Hattie G McFarland, McFarland, Cow Bay, CB—S ir wane & Duryea (Br), Nichols, Halifax, NS—D R De ‘ol Pe Schr ‘astra (Br), “Haskins, St John, NB—P I Nevius & ihr Anna Currier (Br), Peck, St John, NB—Heney & er, Schr Flying Seud, Owons, Norfolk, Va—slaght & Petty. Schr MC dyard, Cuinp, Rctunond, lage & Pet hen James helps, Rockwell, Washington, DO—Slaght et Par! sehr P Simmons, Godfrey, Washington, DC—Slaght tty. Schr Baker, Cobb, New. Bedford—E Cornell & Co, Schr Thos Ellis, Kelly, Harwich—Doane & Gott. Steamer Vesper, Davis, Wilmington, Del—A Abbott, Steaiuer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia. Sais REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, US steamer Frolic, Schumaker, Washington, DO, Bteamship ity, ot Shit} coe) Brooks, Liverpool June 19 and Queenstown 2th, with mdse and 50 passengers to J G Dale. June 26, lat 4 if N, lon 4453, passed steam: hip City of Brooklyn (Br), hence for Liverpool; 27th, lav 42 lu, Jon 5246, a bark rigged re ne mae bound east; same diy, lat 420i, lon 53 Ne Vius Ulu my oudon Yor New York: ait lat i 47, lon $9 24 steamsbip, bound east; same day, lat 41 “ ee 59 30, & German steamship, do; "29th, lat Y jon veamship Spain (Br), hence ior Liverpool. ‘Steamship Idaho (Br), Guard, Liverpool June 18 and Queenstown 19th, with mdse and 312 paquets to Wile ams & Guion. June 21, lat 50 50, lon 21 04, paased ste arn ship City of, pane (Br), from Liverpool for Yor! 2th, lat 4230, lon G2, pasbed an Anchor line Heamanip; ould cast, Steamship Anglia (Br), Small, Glasgow 18th and Moville 19th, with ude and 237 passengers to Henearson Bros. Had tresh W winds the entire passage ; June 29, 340 miles east of Sandy Hook passed steamship Spain, hence for Liverpool; same day, 305 miles east of do, passed a Ger- man steamsiip bound Kast; same day, 273 iniles cast of do, passed steamship Castalia, hence tor Glasgow, btwamship Sidonian ir), Lienderson, Murseilles May %, Genoa wth, Menton 29th, Leghorn 30th, Naples June 4, Messina 6th, Palermo 7th and Gibraliar th, with Thdse and passengers to Henderson Bros. * Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston Jane 28, with mdse and passengers to J W Quintard & Co. ington, NC, with etuctor, Jones, Wilt ares ta the Lorillard Steamship C Steamship Elen 8 “erry, Salyear, Newbern, NO, with mdve and passengers to Murray, Ferris & Co. Bark Emma G Scammell cot’ St John, NB), Webber, Pisagua 100 days, with nitrate ot Soda toy Higuins & Co vessel to P 1 Nevius & son. 3, lon 73 24 W, spoke @ bark showi a Mejitlones for Cork for orders; June 29, lut38 55, lon 73 35, passed the top of & vessel's hou! i white, with black stanchions, apparcuily buta short time in the water, ‘bar Sea ul Knudtzon (Nor), Petersen, Rio Janeiro Hampton Koads June 27, with coffee to Rumaey'& Co; vexsel to order, Bark Lothair (of stJohn, NB), Brown, Cienfuegos 20 days, with sugar to 1 4G Fowlér; vessel to C 8 Swain Bark Undine (of Liverpool), Belfour, Cow Bay, © B, 12 Gays, with coal, to CB Swain & son: vessel to WE pace beet Marino (Aus), Ivancich, Boston 3 days, in ballast, to Siocovich & Co. Bark Spanker (of Glass Whitehill, Boston 3 days, in ballast; to Warner & Hat Lady Agnes, (of “Salcombe), Friend, Boston, 4 ., in ballast to Bulley. MRS Triton (Nor), ‘Beer, Kio Janeiro 60 days, via Hamp- = monet 6 lays, With coffee toJ E Robinson & Co; ves- sel to manter. rig isabella (en, cook vale Bee es gaye, Sut su- to Leayerait ‘vouse! iad mod- grate weather the eniire passage’ f sane S8iat $030" fon 79%, spoke brig Lima Hill, trom Cientuegos tor New York, 16 days out. Brig Lima, Ulll, Clenfeegos 20 days, with sugar and molasses to }, Mitchener, Matanazas, 1 days, naval BrigG W ity (sr) with sugar and mel Brig Martha, Hersony Galveston 47 days, with cotton to © Hi Mallory & Co; vessel to TC Harrison. Schr KJ Palmer, stevens, Frontera, Mex, 27 days, with mahogany ard lides to Moller & toebaud., June 24, iac 2989, ion 70 80, spoke bark Virtuosa (Span), trom New Ur- Jesus tor Barcetona, Lo days out, Sehr Joseph sexer, ilis, Old “Harbor, Ja, 28 days, with logwood to A H Solomon sel to BP Sherman. sehr Garret P Wrigut, Broy by. Harbor Island 7 days, ith pineapples to Jus Douglas; vessel to B J Wenberg. Had high Nt. winds the endre passage. Schr equator cof Nassaw), Ranger, Harbor island, 9days with pines tod Eu Nebr Bt Crocker (of Provincetown), Hardin, Blea ong 6 days, with fruitto TJ Madge; vessel to t R Si Schr Geo H Eneas (Br), Evans, Cat Island 11 days, with pines to Moni Schr isdith May, ‘ios Mau Salvador, 7 lays, with pines to I Eneas; vessel to BI Wenbverg. Jun of Hatteras, aaat whaling: trie E Smith, 30 days out clear. Senr E 8 Gildersieeve, Shailer, dete eh! ile for New Haven # days, with yellow pine to the New Haven Steam Sawinill Co; vessel to Bentley, Gildersieeve & Co. Schr {da ‘Birdsall, Jonnsom Darien, Gu 7 days, with lumber to Henry Kymers; vessel to master. Sehr Liltias (of Stockton) Griffin, Charleston, 8C, 7 days, With naval stores to master. chr Mary Louisa, Gaskell, Washington, NC, 2 days, with naval stores to Zophar Mills. Schr A Huzel, Fritz, Richmond, V: Schr Johu Griffiths, "Richardson, ‘Alexandria. Schr Menawa, Di: . Alexandria. Behr Ac Lyon, lyon, Alexandria, Sehr F Shepard, Cranmer, Virginia. Schr J $ Gimore, Decker, Virginia, Schr Louisa A, Kelly, Rictimond, Va. Schr Moucevue, Jenrey, Virginia. ria Jane, Boker, Virginia, Bennett, French, Virginia, Schr Mari Sehr BR Sebr 9 Ww. Y poughden so Johneon, Virginia, Schr L A Rose, Kose, Virginia. Sone Moderat Kulon, irginia, Schr Banvard, Luker, Virginia. Schr A & E Cranmer, Cranmer, Vi Schr Julia uuninouth, h, Andersen, V Feinie. cane tir ‘a, Hedd itapinondy Predmores Georgetown, DO, Schr Jamesgwn, Headley, Georgetown, DO. Schr Albert Mason, Rose, Georgetown, DC. Schr AG Ireland, Town: orgetown, DO. Schr W fi Kenzei, Loper, Georgetown, DC. tee Cowperthwaite, Gardner, Georgetown, DO, for Bosto Schr Mutia Pierson, Grant, Baltimore. Sloop M A Hayward, strong, Virgini: Arrived 28th—Brig Esploratore iftal, Longobardo, Buenos Ayres 4 days, with bone ash, &c, io order; vesse to A P Agreata. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH: Steamship Francoma, Bragg, Portland for New Yor! with mage and bassengers. to F Ames. *, Schr Freedom (Br), King. W Mrindsor, 5 NS, for New York, 9 days, with plasver to 1 1encht Ebro Use). Windsor, NS. tor New York, with plas- jer to order. sebr H T Potter, Anderson, Connecticut River for New York, with stone to order. Solir Sarah B Buckley, Buckley, New Haven for New Yor! stir & N Bogers, Mott, New London for New York. John Crockford, Hatch, Providence for New ae Sehr Sarah R Thomas, Bayles, gPortiand, Ct, for New York, with stone w order. Schr Sarah J Gurney, Gurney, New Haven for Ron- juckeve, Lake, New London for New York. senr nie Lazard, Pl ws, Providence fur New York, Schr Jaues Wall, Grover, New Haven for New York Schr 8 5 Buckingham, Snow, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to order. Schr Escort, Hawkins, Bridgeport for New York. Sehr Ellen Morrison, Dodge, Greenport for New York, BOUND Bast. Schr Ruth Shaw, Shaw. Baltimore for New Haven. phe HA Hoyt, ‘cranmer, Georgetown, DC, tor New aver. Schr Wm Bement, Higgins, Alexandria for Providence. Sobr Ira Latirimier, Coleman, Bultiwore for Boston. Schr Vulcan, Smith, New York for Bosto Schr Terrapin, Wooster, Hoboken tor Cala’ Schr BH Nasi, Cole, Elizabetnport tor Bo: Schr Yan! w Yoré tor Pawtucket. Hoi Bohs J) Worthtigton, Ferrin Philadelphia Tor Ghec: cester. Schr $8 P Ames, Snow, New York for Boston Sebr Fakir, Ktiowles, Elizabethiport for Krovidence. Schr Gertrude, Brockway, Newburg for New London. Schr Boston, Bishop, Amboy for Boston, Schr 8 Riker, Hill, New York for New tiaven, Schr Fyfort, itich, Blizabethport for Salem, Sehr Hydrangea, Parker, Amboy tor Norwich. Schr Isuac Morrell, Bayles, Port Johnson tor New Ha- Vcr Merril © Hart, Rawley,, Port Johnson for Salem. Scur Rightaway, Crosserly, Delaware for New Haven, Ladd E 5 Giidersiceve, Shailer, Jacksonville for Hay Scar ‘Quickstep, Smith, Philadelphia for Nantucket. Sehr M M Merriman, Gray, Philadelphia for Taunton. Schr Eva Belle, Somers, Philadelphia for Boston, Schr Amy Wixon, Wixon, New York for Dennis, Schr Mariner, Rich, New York for Greenwich, nigiie yous Francis, Winchester, New York for New dford. ew BELOW. Ship Constandne, Creevy, from London May 10 (by pi- lot boat F Persins, 'No 13). SAILED. Steamship Rising Star, for Aspin barks Argonaut en is (Ger), Bremen; Ornen (Nor), Dantai ontest (Br), Mon- tevideo via 5 : Reaees (Br), neues stown; AD. ficline Bouardh tab, Rotterdam: Rival ( hire aven; Suez ( Cork oF ri Meme! ; Santa Maria Vi and Pari Newry, pid, New Orleans. Marine Disasters. Bark Fanmre, Carver, trom New York for Montevidee, 4 Boston June #0 for repairs, pavies on June Sth, friar’ N, lon 4 W, came in comtact with an unknown ship, and lost bowsprit head and sustained other injuries. Bank i, yen (Ns from London for New York, pat Pe rm gO a ” Bane Cuaucorre (Ger), trom Liverpool for St John, NB, ported spandened, foundered June heb bel ae waliss weet ‘west of Cape Clear’; crew Jv gr aed Pz, ih bark ue woken, from Galveston, and peices Fanere W Jommsrox, trom Georgetown, DO. Boston, ai Mard Haves Sule 39, struck on the tsdpe Fence, \ Winegard Fd Sound, ¢aine morning, but came off i fternoon withot jemMage. Soun Brxs G, Townsend, from Philadelphia, yore of Georges inland, Boston, harbor, which was came off June 2B Twichout ‘dames (not _as before report ed), and arrived safely at the what same day. ; ‘Sqen Marriz A Francwin, from Alexandria for Boston, yaa asaground om the Marylin, wide of ihe Potomac Wives between Piney Point and Ragged Point pveod A H Bowman, coal laden, which cay Brenton's Reet 60 ne tine a azo, and towed inte Mewsrt Rottom, Rup ward, was righted vesterday (0th) by Baxte! York be Hey, = ad is full of water, and will fe paca aa out to-day NpON, June are gene ‘lawn Vessels are rej ied trom Phil ported Hamilton (Br). Foming Baek Phi fo for Li get: feb 8; Lite Brig ade de (Br. olland, which salled from Haltimore. for Sand the bark Marinus (Br), Kendal, which oo from Baltimore for Queenswown ro Falmouth, Jan 29, MiseeNaneous. We are indebted to the purser of the steamship City of Paris, from Liverpool, for favors. We are indebted to the purser of the steamship Charles ton, from Charleston, tor tavors. Honons to Auxnicax Sxamex—Captain, Thom mi whiel crew, of the ship North btar, of Batn. earn sented with a gold medal by th of ‘sweden. in re- goanition of his services In rescuing the crew ‘of the jwedish ship Rosalie, Uj ap outswaina silver medal, and upon each of the corger nthe, medals, dc, wil robably be presented by th ster for Sweden jorway in Washingtou. preci Baltimore, Jane 2%, from the yard ot RS Wellner, tne Simasted selir, Minnie G Loud: Bhe tn 480 tons register, and was lanaehed completely rigged. The wners ure ‘Mevars Loud, Claridge & Co. Capt John T Watt "who will commant wher, and others ‘will at e r Cuba. ovat Kepnebunk; June 26, trom the yard of David Clark, 4 fine centre-board sehr, called he Wiliam Buc of Sag Harbor, U1. The WB ts owned by H vitedges, of Sag is 108 teet keel, 30 feet wide, 1344 fee! deep + bi ot wince onk in the best manner; has Gal Kg ‘8 three masted, and is about 30) tons burthen. 1 be com- manded by Capt Miller. Spoke Steamship Ganges 0 ome Liverpool for Baltimore, ton, from Philadelphia ie on ok pn Ladoga, Willey, from Limerick tor Halifax or ork, June 10, lat 47, 10% s Noh ip Ne Plus Ultra, iugar’ fom London for New York, ae lat 41, Sarai Grice (Br), Gree from San Franctsco for veroool Atureh 6 ant io min WN, fon i190 Wen h 6, Lat 10 (an. M William: ts S Cardiff for San lat ON, jon from San Francisco for ir ‘ane Francigeo, May 12, it 0 ant Qumran Maron: ee iat ca yer jon 124 10 W. Bark Von Justo, Bennett, from Liverpool for Boston, June 27, lat 50, lon Hark Astrid’ (Nor), Kluver, from Antwerp for New York, June & lat 42 48, lon 47 60. Bark J &G Yourdi Gir), (Smith, from Cork for New York, June i, lat 51 Bask Kate Crosby (hye Hibbert, from New York for Hamburg, June 1 35 "tales NE” of the North tinder ark te W GriMith, from New York for Fernandina, June 23 (not 27th), 60 miles SE of Cape Charles. Bark Lewis eae from Havana for Boston, June north of Jupi iter Inlet. ark John Vittlosen, Wilkinson, from Sagua for —, Jane 24, north of Jupiter Inlet, Brig t Remick, Kose, from Sagua for New York, June %, north of Jupiter Inlet, Brig Liberty, Devereaux, from Calbarien for Philadel phia, Jane 24, north of Jupiter Inlet, ite Malaga, of St John, NB, June %, north of Jupiter isfehr Jean Stout, from New York for Charleston, June 28, off Cape Kut ‘A schooner, showing shipmaster's number 788, Jano 24, north of Jupiter Inlet. A French vessel, showing gom code signals H LDF from Bordeaux for San Francisco, March 22, lat 17 8, on Foreign Ports. Berast, I, June 27—Arrived, barks Bertha (Nor), Berg, Baltimore’; 38th, Queen of the Isles (Br), Sonroe, do. Canoirr, Junc’3h—Arrivea, steamship lamorgan (Br), Leybourne, New York, ow Bay, CB, June M4—OCleared, brig Stockton, Allen, Port au Prince. Fatuxnr Pott, June 29—Passea, steamship Circassian, from Liverpool tor Quebec. Hauirax, June 28—Sailed, steamship Nestorian (Br), Nees (from Bort Verpoo! Baltimore. rived 30t! pap Scandimavian (Bri, Smith, Ginacow and Live ee 88 arrived, steamship Prussian (Br), ec. Dutton, Que! Arrived 27th, bark Brazo, Williams, San Francisco. Sailed 27th, ‘steamship Abbotaiord’ (Br), Finlay, Phila- delphia, In pore 27th, steamship Kenilworth (Br), for Philadel- an (Ger), Meyé?, New York for Hamnbu: n Francisco; brig Porcy Edwa: NBT O WI ap Ar Murphy, ‘Boston for Liverpool phia July 9. Pryaouts, June 20—arrived, eametity, Thuringia Punta ARENas, April 2l—In port "ah Costa Rica Packet (Br), Pope, frou verpool, disg, for Picrov, June '20—Arrived, bark, Tremont, Connor, Bos- ton; brig Andalusia, Matheson ne Rorrerpam, June a3 Satled, @utch), Hues, New York. steamship Rotterdam SourHamrton, June 20—Arrived, steamship Loa (Ger), Brickenstels Joun, der, New York: New York for Bremen (and proceede June 27—Cleared, schrs Jeddo (Br), Cal- fran Steausutr City oF Pansy oe rosifibaes ume 18—Arrived, E H Duval, or! Satled 18th, John Eills, Melvin, Sydney, OB. Buacuy Hav, Juue 19—Pussed, Hanud Morris, Jones, from New Orleaiis or Bremen. Barwkunaven, June 15—Arrived, Ebenezer, Nielsen, New Orleans. Bownay, June 18—Sailed, New Era, Babson, and Augus- Raynes, Liverpool. asst, ‘May Arrived, Edward D Jewett, Betts, den New ared ey, 9, Helen Marion, Bulmer, Europe; 13th, Emmi Flinn, Adains, do. Carpirr, June 17—Arrived, Severn, Hastings, San Fran- cisco. Sailed 17th, President Dade, Olsen, New York. acnrered out 17th, Sandringham (), Young, tor Phila- jelphia. Dy wef itis 18—Sailed, Arcadia, Eldruff, New York ‘ard Dane tine 19—Arrived, Optherina, Jacobsen, Penss- cola for Hull (and anchored); Andrew Keed, Mill, San Francivco tor Londen and sal sailed). Kusinore, June 1 Ceres, Gundersen, from Hudikswall for Fhiluge! phisy ise Bjorntra, Ham: merstad, New York for Gefie; 16th, ‘Brothers, Scott, Charleston for Riga. Fauwoura, June 18—Arrived, Hanoen, Rodsett’, London for. Griussy, June 18—Arrived, Barbarossa, Iuull for Phila- delphia (and anchored). Guascow, June 1i—Arrived, Calidonia (9, Now York. . June 17—Salled, Cito, Telletsen, New ¥ paleared 17th, Marie Keine, Duriu, Dieppe and Philadel- ike June 17—Arrived, Soama, Durchmann, Phila- a. Wiseowe, June 16—Arrived, Lara, Fultog, Philadel- PHMailea sth, Republic, Mosher, New York. Arrived at Cuxhaven 17th, Bonnie Dundee, Goffe, New York; Melbourne, Scott, Philadeiphis (and doth’ pro- ceeded up in tow); Harzburg, Kuhiken, and Tancock, Durkee, LivKnrooL, June 18—Arrived, Rita, (#) Riesta, Kew Or. Or. 19th, "St Thom: @®), Jeans; Wittinuton, Purdy, Portlai Bichardenn, Brot Gaiveston ; in Fp Victoria Nyahza, Brown, Port- Sop Fiuntee So i, Bombay; 18th, Praketord w York: Vince son, Charleston’; tric! 19th, Helios, Kraeft, Pensacola. Cleared Ith, Sabine, Peters, New York; Maria C, Cosa- lich, Philadelphia; st Joseph, Alexander, St John, NB. Entered ont isth. Herald, Luce, tor Brazos, &c, via Bor- deaux ; Sunbeat nes, Dari Louisial 5 deau ‘rleunat ones, Darien; siana (6), Stewart, vest Queen, w York laris, Janssen, nets aorne r Sydney, “Ont Po median (@, Brown, Montri ¢ Bell Buoy 16th, alkar, Larsen,’ from Liverpool fot savannah, Lonpon, June 19—Arrived, Ellen Austin, Borden, New = out to return), 14, Li 8 ‘om Gravesen . Herald, Lurvey, Sand ‘New York: Chalgrove, Bailed Hook; 19th, Lillcsand, Andersen, Elliott, Boston. Mauieuites, June 16—Arrived, Courrier du Canada, Antoni, Pensacol Newcastir, June 1¢—Entered gut, Raffacie, Della, and Courier, Heyer, Phila- H Vero, Martino, for New Yor! delphia; 16th, Souvenir, Davy, Bonton, iswrort, June 17— Prussia, Patten, Rio Ja- netro (before reported smled 1th). Pt fs Ij—Arrived, Adelina 8, Negri, Philadel ine 1$—Arrived, Nordstjernen, Nordgren, 18—Arrived, Puleinella, Laura, Ni se, Cave mn Colunbus, Biethen, Al Hoh, Ne Sailec 18ch, Nicholas Tha: et, fy TOY $oeR, 32 Callao), Lynn; Bishop Brun, Sorense drom New ‘RevAt, June 1—Salled, Runer, Bricksen, terion ; Be- len Clinton, Blanchard, Sweden. cftanagon,’ May 1s-Sailed, Industry, Russell, English anne! Suixips, June 18—Sailed, Soli Deo Gloria, Wienandt, no. Smavinw, IW, June 18-Off the Owers Light, ship Rhine, Jordan, from London for New Yor! ons Uanat, June 1S At Port Satd, Feady to pass, Ca- pron (s), Emerson, trom New York for Yokohai "Tuxnt, June lt—Arrived, sandviken, Hausen, Pensa- cola, a” 16th, Kate Covert, Minchin, Rio Janciro yia Car. Jw philadelphia Queen: American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June 2—Sailed. schra Annie C Cooke, Portland ; J L Newton, Boston; Walter © Chester, do. BOSTON, Jun brig Milwaukee, Strou’ Port Johnson; schrs A A Whitney, Sao, Alexandria Herbert Manton, © powell, and SH POady. agit, Hoboken pe Ag ki jutler, Ainboy; Elizabeth English, Par- Ker, Fort Johtison; W Freeman, Robinson, Now York ared—Brigs Ueland (Now), Syensien, Antwerp ; Jous A Devereaux, Kelsey, sidney, OB; schrs Gea shi (an, Stewart, Milden, NY! Cohasset, Baker, Rockport, tp load Tor Newark, "NJ: Plow Boy, Hallet, aad’ a Rhodes, smith, do, » load tor New York. Sailed. man, brig i Wth—Arrived, ship Borneo, barks Kichard’ (Ger), Olsauy, —steainer d, iiker, Probalingo; Singapore; Ziugare' ward, MeDonald, “Green: Strickland , hod Nag Africa, ‘outh. Newastle, 'Kng; bi an C Haskell, Whitinore, Lit Isis, Anderson, Baltimore; Eugenia, Lervey, dor schrs Ward’ J- Parks, ‘Bogart, nmnah? Daniel Pierson, Pierson, jessie Wilson, Connetty, Philadeiphla; Martha Gale, Sinith, Weehawken; Franl init Randall, co; Lizzie Major, Gerty, Hoboken; Marcia Reynolds Hougiiton, doy Commerce, Torrey, Rowtout; Exeter, Pendieton, do; Water H Thorndike, Cushman, PortJonnson; Lizzie Lab rg fo; Meda amen Me ‘arland, do; Alfred F Hows h B, Sanborn, do; Golden Kagle, Chase, Peace, Beal Shi arp. New Yo .e,, ey Pleree, Philadel a7 Woodman (Ist), do: Taola, Lord, Wilmington, NC; bel, Baltimore ;'&va N Johnson, Philadelphia. Algo arrived ‘Soun, barks Fanuie, Carver, New York for Montevideo (see Dixasters) ; pg (Br), Davies, Algoa Bay; brig Robin (Br) WALT TORE, rived, ship David Stewart Rio Janeiro via St ‘homas; barks Giuseppe Prota (| ial), Galatola, Ipswich, a Sess Bachan terGpe titer pent, ie | & e (Br), Doe, rare og | Bee Schrs N'A Farwell Farnham, Mary Stewart, Boston. Cteared—ship Asia, (Ger), Meyerdirck, Bremen via Amsterdam ; barks jeinplar, Wilson, Kio Janeiro; Coun tess of Dufferin (ir), MeGonig Londonderry: Ae Frances Frencly nockmor any New ¥. Haaieton, 1 y ouch Whitehouses arn ary Provide A te ena: NBity + wm Wood: ick Inman, Jersey - ad ton. New Bedford: 8 W Jordan, Crowell, Boston; @ Pomroy;.. aaa t,o arks Raffaele — Perio Gustavo,. RUNSWIOK, Ga, Jui sch mer, Parimen om nd Te Tot Now’ Now ays Veh, SC. toJune Se Salted, py chittrd Wes- To ark Young Turk, for Wood's Hole, BR) Fi bung ST oARE ot sch Lizzie Raymond, Oaks, Sisk apeived’ ache Bela Peck: Avery, Port J CH aia ume 2 Cleared, schr Wi Wansts, Sein nerton, Camden, —Senr M M Pote, -Biratton, Boston. COOSA eee june 24—Sailed, bark Magic iman uy In port 248% Darks’ bear ‘or + aa Wikiund, from fie Thomas, arrived —, penhagen; Margam, for don. DANVERS, June 29—Arrived, schrs Julia A Crawford, Josns, and ae D Small, Tice, Philadelphia; Vasbt! 4 ‘Ward, Biizabethport. OPRRN ANDINA, June Cleared, schra WF '. Opp Fanadal hia: Motlie. Atherton, Newbur: ONROKE, June 8)—Arrived, fenus era, Arrived in the roads this afternoon, US steamer Mipsic and Shawmut. from Key West, all well. Famed in in—Schr Sop! Hanscoad, from Nassau for VALL KIVER, June 27—Arnived, schrs Phil Murphy, and Mediator, Davis, New York; UF burne, Sauisbury, and Florence, Haverstraw; 8 M Tyler, Borden; Davideone Sellick ; ‘Cornelia, Hurley, 13 Brazos, Smith, Hoboken: J McCloskey, Skidmore ; Smith,'and ilénry Remsen, Allen, Port John: va, Brightman, avd Rienzi: Coble cer, Howard, ‘Cold Springs Le Lavi more, Frances, and F Py a 7 Bal Bostwi pre port; R J Mercer, Rackett, Phitaelphia: John Burley, Baonders, Hoboken; Cloud, Trentot peniled—aehes | fade Cal Pow 1s, New York; Thos orden, pone a le! GHOKGETOWN, DO, "June 28—Arrived, schr Henry’ joston. JACKSONVILLE, June %—Arrivea, schre JK Lew- rence, Herrick, New York; J © Libbéy, Fletcher, Boe ton, ‘ wth—Arrived, sehr Kate Foster, Haraden, Cleared—Schrs Flora Condon. Condon, Hew York en- » E Simmons, Young, Philadelphia; Annie lew Yor! ony WEST, June 18—Arrived, ap Caledonia, Weeks, bay fod fos New Orleans, captain red 19th, schr apne 8 [as y SER Pehla 3 sew ORL! favre, Sane gp arrived. ship Maret fe tes ;tagk Vipera” Go Ras ross leaf, Poole, Havre ared-“Steumnahip New Orleand, Gager, New ¥, sehr Miscbict (BD, si fa Shar nadigciss Dit alied,steémabip ‘Rinily r, Burdick, New op Arrived, nets Mississippi, Crowell, New x rORFOLK, June. bark Pletades (Br), Fields, Havana: ig wett, Reed, Marsala; schr Susan, Dearborn, bgt NEWPORT, Juni Rr s ieabetaorts soeaey ge alga Pearl, Coble! , a bo vehrs WO all River for New twater, Parker, Fi York) Silus Brainard, Buel. do for 40; J@ Bun Studley, Somerset for do: 8 Washburo, d Taunton for do; Mary Natt, ‘par 4 ey Bedioes, for , AM—Arrived, schrs Dwight ltaabethyort for for, Nortn ‘salons, Sunpires River for kere a 0 159 pppente, Bitsaberhperts ey lay, Mack, New e: eee meant ORET. ea sehr Fanny Hanmer, Bratied sol Gorham, New York; Sith aE en ea Phila nia RAVEN, duwe tan re JD Carpenter, Woodbrid, Ernistine, Braman, Hruuswick; ituth, sae Hoyt, Orammer, Jonnsen : sloo May Brak, F Mr a heasre bert care tee Tick, New Yor! ‘ Cleared—Schrs Forest Oak, Parker, Baltimore; Katie J Foyt Arnold, do; Sarah Fordham, ‘New York; Kate & Luella, Hale, do; Wel amine do; sloop Mary” Braet Serr LPATA, Sune 2—An Yax00, ‘A, June Barrett, Now Orleans: brigs Sree (Br), ry tarkine tag" horn; Gpen Sea, Veazie, Bangor; schrs Maroas "Hater, Henley, Cardenas: Aiba (Bn. Wilber, Matangns McLaren, Cardenas; Trade Wind, Bryant. Bo enya Cottingham, Ayres, Salem; R Seaman, Seaman, Below, brig’ Haskell, from Bang Cleared—Steamship Allan "Stal Providenen shit 8 P Brown, Tinker, Boston. 2omn—Arrivod, bark M Wood Bry, Afeineen, anges, Be —Arrived, steams! le, La dence; steamer Vulenn, Wilcox, Hartioid: ‘Da "bark Ang Et zhi gapeth, Phelan, Matanzas; brig R Glentuagoas sche Kate Ronimel Adama, Fermandinn Cleared—Bark Maria (Ger), Garman, Pe schrs Sarah A Reed, Arnold, Middletown, Conn; Star,. eal Bangor. PORTLAND, June 28—Cleared, bark Charles Fobes,. Bradford. Buenos Ayres. PROVIDENCE, June 28—Arrived, brs Abby Bien, Gilkey, Savannah; schrs Aldanna Rokes, Rhodes, Balh- more: EH Atwood, Norris, Fhllndelphie 3,0 Ehomnpson, Tatom, dot Nave. Spencer, Trenton; Hi wick, Elisabethport; BG Wi Tylain, a oer greet, Turner. do; | Ida 1 Vioward, betuper aod Wereey” Cliyn io sais Gina Ryder, ethport an rsey ity; UC, ure! Port Johnvon tor Pawtucket: Eliza & Dass: oe, Port Johnson: Goddens, Kelley, Port Johanoe’ tor Bice? tacket; Sarah L Thompson,’ Hull, Rondout; Sarah A Falconer, Wilson, Rondout ‘ort Baws tucket; &: . Blydenbiirg, | Hoboken; Veranda, Pond, New York. iled—Steamers | McClellan, Howes, Norfolk: WP: Clyde, Laughlin, Philadelphia; Hunter, Sherman, brig Mary E Pennell, estan, do; Kelley, altimor Howland: oat BD nie Williainson, New ‘York. mour, Dickenson, do; John Crock ford Hart. do; Bile Raynor, Mitchell, do; J ang Tees, Whitaker, ve: Ellawortt) ; urve! gt New Yor eee Ryder, dos MF Webb, ook, do; Owen P Hinds, 29th— Arrived, schrs Eliza, A Seribne: phia: 3 Westmoreland, Rice, do; Zaletie Kempen Bucking- am, Philadelphia for Pawtucket; Va fohnsom Tren~ ton for do: Fred Tyler, Tyrrell, Port Johnson for do; JB Davis, Port Johnson ; Peacedale, Caswell, Rondont ¢ ine, Silvie, do. Below, schrs'Nathaniel Holmes, Carr; Hannah'D Atkins, and tw 0 others, UiNalled—Schr fiers Hamilton, Cole, New York; sloop Do ception, Adama, PAWFUCKTET, ‘Sune 28—Arrived, aches Sarah A ra. Por seer Wilson, "Rondout; Lucy Church, Ryder, we, trons: Mary, Hallowell; Robbins, New formes alle @ aArrived ‘steamship Isaac Bell, tera Hen XW. Colima, Tooker, Poughkecpate: KB Wharton, Bonsall Stastordcvanteg le, Malsbury, New York’ via James River; Woodrad ina, Pharo, Now Yor SAN FR rena Tune 22—Arrived, brig Laura (OR), fn », Scott, Liverpool; bark Al- i sbip Liguria (OR), Demo~ 26—Arri: jane EA am Gerti satan beats wey —Cleared, schr Gertie E Merton, Niceols, Bailed—Hri¢ Geo Amos, Horton, Zoansbent, eobe ME Downer, Thompson. New Yor! pate leared, ship Bessie Grosby (Br), Brown, Ltver- Pailed—Barks Gefton (3p), Manorig, Tarragona; La Plata, Matthews, Live cee Ellen n Ferking 3 Mitchell, ‘Port Johnson; sloop Tinh Vale Norton. Washington, rate aches Sallie 6 Godfrey, Godfrey, Hesoe- Sears ott, and irey, _ Phllgdeto tin Sentarion Blodgett; ¥ cath, Warren; Mar: McCann, Kavanagh; oro, x and R Foster. ‘tevs Yort Jol SOM eT arrived chs R J Mereer, Rack- ERS: &. Philadeiphiss | Ww Benedict, Hi Bi % Caen Staplin, do; W P Phil 8, Hawkins, a Gralled—Sehrs J G Huntingto: 5 Artist, fers, ri E Runyon, Campbell, aod" A H seer: Chase, schrs W W Brainard, Fitch; Undine, Emmona end Chaves L xf oa mene ON = ae os ie ha sayeaee Racin far Dighton. ‘ane pone Dodd, New York for P Bostgn: fit Be Strout, Port Sohneen “a re for 7H B Di Bor A Bolte, Hoboken. for oxen, B Soman for eh Pied mae Wm Slater, or, Fordand for do; in lary Langdon and ser sprapole, Hoa Kiang for do; Julia Clinch, Musquash for 5 for Salle iH Schr Daitl, » Brpane and BSB, een: rm , schre mina, delphia for Boston; we 8 Cr jobokea for dos Damon, Port, J johnson, for doy ¥ 'W. Johnston, a eT ira rdo; 38 Beldin, Bal re for For mou! BJ Heraty, Phisdetpnty Tor South Newmarket for New York; Free mouth for des Herala ach ken Glendon aera Equal, Rockland tor ¢ 8, fo;, od Jones. Boston for ‘Georgetow! Barbour St John for orders. restown, Dy Bal Hled—Sehrs,| Charlie a Daw, Wm w. John Jonaon, eckson, Priend, Chartes E Jackson saree SP Adams, Bil- yer Spray, Ocean Ti K Miller Wm, Slaxer, LM Strout, Laura A a May, Gainma, mon, George R Pierce an be ge os Relea! L& mag ten for Boston Lottie Kets, Georgetown DC fot ‘aulison, doy for do; J 3" TEving Philadelphia fon East ¢ Vanderw. for, Lyn: Jol ader, Phil N Wal ht, jadelphia Kkeipie, do. for Rew ret Calais for do; John Stockham, Boston jolphin, Portamoath for Baltimore; UN Sau je hy for Georgetown, DU; Jessie (Br), from St. John “hailed “sohrs ah Clarke, M E Beckhill, Nettie Cush- he L 5 Wing, Sara’ Clark, Messchusets, @ M Part- Frat Franti tanger: a F Taraquin, Maria, BC Terry, Ephraim & Anna, Z * Ran, Anne Babcock, Beta, Wm M Jones, Belle Bar- ston, ooater, Jessie Cad- vilion, HN Sule, TT Rnight and stint June 27. bre Somerset $or: ba lig eg Folk, Ginn, Roc WL Burrouglis, Michi New York. Cleared—Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New York. asth-Arcived, barks Dulcimer (Br), Harrison, Bermu- ay y Shaw, Fdmoudson, Liverpoo! a AREHAM, J lune 26--Sailed, i, tohr O P Stickney, Mat- ews, Georgetown, DC. *ih—Salled, sclir Lady Antrim, Carter, New ¥ CELLANEOUS, ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFFER A ont States, legaleverywhere ; dese sufficient. ‘io oharge’ feat divorce M. HOUDE, attorney, 194 Broadway. A HERALD BRANCH Orvis, BROOKLYN « corner of Fulton avenne and Open from 8 A. M. wee M Sunday from 3 to 9 P. Amopie DIVOROES OBTAINED FROM COURTS of different States; legal everywhere; no arco A me in advance; commissioner. Counsellor.at-Law, 363 Broad’ S. ublicity required ; cause ; no vice free. granted; PREDERIOK 1. KU RR R. Ssfirie cuonera, DYSENTERY, CURED AND PREVENTED BY RAD’ BOWEL COMPLAT! CHOLERA MORBUS 1 diarrhwa, cholera mein att ya charges tro) m the bowels ne teal, or twenty Sinties ty by taking mno,res Dee or Rewet No - tion or in rerun Inasitude tole yw the use of the vacua PAINS. er sick 01 * Pat ins aroun ae iY, a Of ‘ak Kinds ne aya aioe ae manent andi contin