The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1873, Page 10

i a ee WESTERN. POLITICS. Smportant Interview with Senator Thurman, of Ohio. His Views on the Allen County Resolations— The Farmers’ Movement—The Back-Pay Bounty Jump—His Candidacy ¢ for Governor. : ‘ — 4 ” POxMicothe (Ohio) Correspondence (July 6) of the . Cincinnati Commercial.) . ‘ne very favorable opinion entertained and the “Righ regard expressed for Mr. Thurman in this eommunity sre general, for the gentleman en- foye the confidence of all citizens, irrespective of political binses, as was evinced by the large gumber of our jeading men, tne majority of whom were working republicans, who joined in the wel- vomiting reception given him at the residence of Dolonel William Allen on Friday night, an account ‘of which was sent you yesterday. With the aesedged of Mr, Thurman soon again appearing fore the pudite, elther in the capacity of the Gemocratio candidate for Governot—who, post “Tory 28 Wil! be seen below, he declines to accept— or as an aspirant for re-election v0 the United Btates Senate, and, possibly in both, a statement ‘df his views, in the unsettled condi:ton of the pub- ‘Mo mind upon the probable course of the de- mocracy on the maby new questions that are springing up for discusston, will be hailed with general favor, no less by demporats than republicans. With the view, of pb- Staining such expression, therefore, I calied ‘upon the Judge at Fruit Hill last night, and ex- plaining to him the object of my Visit found him very willing to state his views upon the subject mentioued. In giving them below I have en- deavored to preserve as near as possible the Sen- Qvor’s exact language. Of course there was much esultory conversation that Ido not reproduce, Such as questions and answers on minor topics; ‘and In transcribing the result of the conversation from my notes taken at the time I endeavor to give it in a connected manner and just as he expressed lt, [believe that Judge Thurman’s opinion upon the Allen county matter has never before been au- Shentically made beret tang it Was upon this topic ‘that I first approached In reply to my question as to what he thought of ‘the movement he said :— THE INTERVIEW. He did not question the motives of those engaged fm what is called tne Allen county movement. put tnought it a mistake. If the democratic party oe id even conclude to disband its organization, urpose to do so will not be left in doubt. No sae issolution could take place unless the great yer of the party was thoroughly convinced that jt ougnt to take place. Were they so convinced, the organization would be abandoned at once, not 4n this or that spot, but all over tae country. But ‘we see nothing of the kind. In every State the maintains its organization, and the talk about abandoning is not the talk of the masses but of politicians, and the masses will never be it to abandon by being told that their party fs odious, that there is an odor of treason about it, g@nd the like offensive expressions that are ire- cory, beard or seen in the papers. They regard Such talk as an insult, and the only effect is to e them adhere to piopacty with more tenacity. Mmucb stress was laid upon the fact that the ten had as constantly defeated ior the last Its opponent under one name or ani her—federaiets, ional republicans or whigs—had been defeated for mote than three times twelve year yet they uilti- muately triumphed in 1840, and again in 1548, and ain in 1860, Lf Ma could persevere, altho : ‘Sefeated so often and for such long tale SCE se gonad party could also persevere. me ‘people su; cd that ali thac was necessary to be done Rion ler to Secure success was to arop the mame of democrat; but no*hing could be more erroneous. What good had resulted to the federal party by dropping its name and taking that of ne- al republicans, afterwards abandoning that for whig? mere change of name effects nothing, and an attampt by politicians to form a new par’ ry ‘with no higher object than success, never did and mever will succeed. The democrats and liberal 2 publicans might well enough act together, and ‘would not be the fault of the democracy if they did not. 1t was mere slang to talk about Bourbon dem . To apply such an epithet to a party that could sacrifice its pride and prejudice, as the democratic party did last year, was simply injus- ‘tice and abuse. He (Mr. Thurman) had been represented as op- toe dareeiery dissolution of the democratic party trom ess and ambition. He denied that he was actuated by any such motives. There is no man in public life who will leave it with less regret thay he ‘will when the people see iit to retire him. FARMERS’ GRANGES, In answer to a question what he thought of the farmers’ movement he said that his information ‘was very limited, but he supposed that the orig: nated in the same way that the r unions arose—from a desire of the farmers to tect and advance their own particular Tiaustry. He fol that the farmers as a odeenl bboy oppreased, and as much as two in r speech in the Senate he iad. 80 aid, and given at considerable length his reasons for so believing. as to the details of the organization of the granges he had no iniorma- tion. He observed that attempts were being made to turn them to political account and promote the aspirations of politicians or would-be politicians; ‘ut if wisdom prevaiied in their councils they ‘would not be made mere stepping-stones for am- bitious politicians. THE SALARY GRAB. Bogen) rey eply toa ies yet about the salary increase, uy at, as well known, he had oppused it i ee firat to a and had caused his back pay to De covered into the Treasury without having drawn a cent of it, and being thus covered into the ‘Treasury he never could draw a cent of it. HE DECLINES BEING A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR. Jaliuded to the fact that he was named in some of the papers as a candidate for Governor. He sakd he had noticed that suggestion, and with regret; that he could not consent to run for that ot - although he considered none more hunorable, and = hoped that ok: mere Would be said about ‘his being a candidate for it , POLITICAL NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS. “ame Boston ‘Traveller pith pithily says:—"The news- papers hostile to General Butler find nothing to ‘condemn in his Framingham speech, and are now criticising him for what he did not say. These Atitics are not easily satisfied.” ‘, Bx-Governor J. W. Throckmorton, of Texas, has ‘withdrawn his name from public consideration as @ candidate for Governor, ‘The Albany Argus (democratic), referring to thé pati ‘Butler republicans (especially its neighbor, “the Journal), declares that “it is am affectation of ignorance and an open affront to treat General Butler as one whose society and whose leadership ere a disgrace.” The Argus thinks the General is 00 valuable for that. “Butler's speech at Framingham is unusually ‘tame and vapid,” says the Albany Journal (repub- Tican), and then goes on to give a column editorial 4m reply to some of the General's arguments, ‘The farmers out West celebrated the Fourth by Yeading a new declaration of independence—inde- pendence from railroad and ali other kinds of mo- opoly tyranny. OBITUARY. Jacob Waley. ‘The death ts announced, at the age of fifty-four, Of Jacob Waley, the eminent English conveyancer, and lately Proiessor of Polltical Economy at Uni- versity College, London. Mr. Waley was the second ntleman of the Jewish religion called to the Bar land, Sir Francis Goidsmid, Bart., being the Viscount de Treveneue, A Paris journal reports as follows :—*We have to ‘announce the death of Viscount de Tréveneuc, @t the age of fifty-eight years, Deputy of the Finis- aan Formerly a captain of dragoons, he acted e siege of Paris as aide-de-camp to Gen- rails ‘crocha and Le Fld. He sat on the extreme Siem the National Assembly. APPRAYS, George Eriwein, of Manhattan street, between ‘Tenth and Eleventh avenues, was shot in the leg yesterday by Patrick Collins, of 117th street and Fifth avenue, with @ ball from a gun. Collins sasteee and the wounded man was sent to Beile- vue Tenth avenue, quarrelied last struck Brodenstein on the head Wi former was conducted to nis latter taken home, SLAUGHTER ON THE BAIL. A man named Theodore Brundage, employed as agmen at the Bergen Tunnei, Jersey Oity, was run over @ train yesterday afternoon and killed eo eoyhy His will be removed this fore- Boon to Jervis, where he leaves aiamily, The Giesad ba Jet soa MARSCeEMaTy, —", lospital. ‘Wiiter Meyer and bee og Brodenstein, of 492 jt and Meyer withaciub, The nis residence and tne NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1873.—TRIPLE SHKET.. CHOLERA IN EUROPE. The Presence of the Disease Officially Announced in Venice. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, VEnice, July 8, 1878, ‘The prevalence of cholera in Venice is officially announced. Balletins of the progress of the disease will be issued daily by the sanitary officers. WAsEINGTON. Wasninoron, July 8, 1873. He is Not Wanted tn Washington. The President is not expectea here before next week, he having stated toa friend at Long Branch on Monday that no business of importance nuw re- quired his attendance at Wasaington, Revenue Appointments, Secretary Richardson to-day appointed 8, H. Mil- denberg Internal Revenue Storekeeper for tne First district of New York and George J. Clark for the First district of Caliornia, He also appointed John 0, Johnson gauger for the Second district of Virginia, a Decision or the Secretary of the Treasury. The Secretary of the Treasury decides that de pository banks must pay thelr own postage on, official letters addressed to the devartment. The Co‘ on Crop. Partial reporss feceived at the Department of Agrionremte trom the cotton regions to July 1 q Fepresent much wet weather, which, in some Btates, makes the crop backward in maturing. The indications are that, whatever may be the in- Jury to the crop from this and otner causes, the deficiency will, itis supposed, be supplied by the larger planting area than heretofore, and there- tore, it is believed, the crop of this year will at least be equal to that of the last. ERA OF CRIME. Arrest of a Murderer. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., July 8, 1873, Durham Wilson, who killed David Brown last Dight, was arrested this morning at North Penn village. He was arrested in a house adjacent to where he lived, Suicide of a Young Woman. Lewiston, Me., July 8, 1878. Mary Garland, whose parents reside at South Norridge Walk, is supposed to have thrown her- self into the river last evening. She leit a letter hinting at suicide, and a portion of her clothing has Leen found on the shore. The body has not been recovered, Killed in a Quarrel. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., July 8, 1873, David Brown died at the hospital this morning from a gunshot wound inflicted by Durham Wilson afew hours previous, while in a fit of jealousy. Both men are colored. Wilsen made his escape, Shot Through the Head. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., July 8, 1873. To-day James William Chittick, aged thirteen years, was shot through the head by Edward Reilly, seed eleven, and seriously injured. It is heat the shooting was accidental. Reilly was fer nas a and Chittick is in hospital, FIRES, Plouring Mili Burned. CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 8, 1878, ‘The St. Louis Flouring Mill, owned by Mr Brook- smitn, at Venato, Illinois, on the line of the St. Louis and South Western Railroad, was struck by I em ai Saturday morning, caught fire and ‘was toti iy g destroyed, together with a large amount of graiu and flour, stated, The loss and insurance are not Burning of the Steamer City of Cairo. New ORLEANS, July 8, 1878, ‘The upper works of the steamboat City of Cairo ‘Were burned last night. Tne vessel was valued at $25,000 and insured for $10,000. BROOKLYN AFFAIRS, Mayor Powell yesterday signed $50,000 of Park bonds, seven per cent stock. The bonds are paya- ble January 1, 1918. A seaman, Peter Wilitams, belonging to the ship Stockbridge, lying at Martin’s stores, tell overboard on Monday night and was drowned. The body of a drowned man was found in the Tiver, foot of Amity street, yesterday. The re- mains were taken to the Morgue, there to await identification. The four candidates chosen by the Republican General Committee for the new charter positions as members of the Board of City Assessors are:— 1, T. Morton, Luke ©. Ryder, Joon McDairmid and A. P. Higgins, A® armory will short!y be erected for the use of the Thirteenth regiment, of which Colonel Jourdan 1s commandant, on Hudson place, opposite Fourth avenue. The last session of the Legislature appro- priated $150,00u for the purchase of a site and the erection of an armory ior the military organization in question. The candidates for the office of Police Commis- sioner, which will probably be filled to-day, are:— David Williams, a lawyer, and one of the vice [peal of the Republican General Committee, nd ex-Assemblyman Fred Cocheu, Both 1 rok dates are pees of the Eastern Dis'rict, whic! hes <7 rior yo oe a oftice, ommisstoners Jourdan and Briggs peing residents o1 the Western District, . 3 There was a meeting of the Health Board held yesterday, Dr. Hutchinson in thechair. The Regis- trar reported that there were 301 deaths last week, a) an increase of 122 over the preceding week. sSmailpox carried off 1; cholera iniantum, 90; con- sumption, 28. The ammonia jactory No. 383 Flushing avenue and the Kings County Maufacturing Com- pany, of Commercial street, were buth complained Ol @§ dangerous to public health, The Brooklyn Board of Education met yesterday aiternoon, Mr. E. J. Whitlock in the chair. An election of officers for the ensuing year resuited as follow! President—E. J. Whitlock. Vice President— James Murphy. wit rintendent of Public Schools—Thomas W. Associate Superintendent—J. W. Buckiey. ) A. W. Stuart. Toe salary Of Mr. Field was fixed at $5,000 per year and tie salary of Mr. Buckley at $4,000. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. —_——_>—__—— J. B. Penfield, of Oswego, aged about sixty-two years, died suddenly th the cars, at Harrisburg, Monday night, of apoplexy. Surgeon Semig, who lost @ leg while with Captain ommay command i the Modoc War, is nearly recuv- ered and is coming home. The Board ot State Assessors of Buffalo, to Inquire into Actual values and the mode of assessment, met with the Board of Supervisors of Erie county yesterday. They left last might tor Mayville. N. Rufus Gill, President of the second branch of the City Council of Balimore, wason Monday arrested an fined by Justice Haggerty tor displaying fireworks shooting Arecrackers ou the street on the Fourth of July. At Providence, R. I., George Wagner, a clerk in the lumber yard of Angell’ & Lansing, was ‘killed yesterday afternoon by the fail ot @ pile or lumber, Wagner went to that city % few Weeks since from the neighborhood of loop, the Marietta. of Boston, was found in Hapoed on her beam ends. A dead body be- ted from the rigging and sunk while, she was being rig it is believed that three others were drowne: in she was capsized. Nathaniel Curtis, while caulking the deck of aschooner struck by a top- Boston came dise: crushing his skull and causing death ina tew hours, te was forty-seven years oki, and leaves # wife aud seven children. The bs of Supervisors of San_ Francisco sustained a ond 7 oe A fe, J Chinese Laundry Ordinance, granting to the southern Pacine Katifond the, rig to portions of Louisiana street Bay, to facliitate the bringing of ships and 8 together. Governor Dix has vetoed the bill to authorize the con- strucuon of railway from Wall sree terry through certain streets in the city of New York to the North River, for the reason that the effect would be to cause more ‘obstructions than at present exist In Broadway, which thoroughuare the proposed raliway would cross a have Boston ditor’s financial report for the year ovalag “ADEL 30, Nan yublined hows fest the toval hi pg hed ‘the year were $17,500, The ai peat .-. t of Boston, inciw ling the fund 4, un unfunded ail not funded, ix as foliows—Funded, $1,551,116 0: von funded eg ‘by the treasurer on authorized loans, Sanat? ‘wnat debt ot all eis ne pee me). wi | is While being lowered, DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. eB ORL Meeting of the Dock Commissioners Yes- terdgy—Appointment of Officers—A Fes- tive Gathering at Delmonico’s Last Night—New York Compared to Water- woven Venice—The Crown of Com- merce. About eight weeks ago General George B. McClel- lan, Engineer in Chief of the Department of Docks, resigned bis position under the belie! that a gen- eral chanze might be inaugurated by the new Com- missioners who were shortly to be appointed by the provisions of the new charter lately passed at Albany. His resignation was accepted with regret by the old Board. A noteworthy fact of General MoViellan’»adminis- tration, which lasted @ little over two years, was his voluntarily reducing his salary from twenty thousand to ten thousand per apnum. It ts be- lieved that if larger funds had been at General McClellan’s disposttion, or rather at the Dock Com- missioners’, more practical results would have been witnessed in the present deplorable condition Il of wharves and pier than are now to be secn. M’CLELLAN’S SUCCESSOR, Yesterday afternoon @ meeting of the Dock Com- midaionsrs was held at their offices, Mr. Jacob A, Weatérvelt presiding, and all the Commissioners preaviit. Upon the motion of Commissioner wile Mum Budd (iermerly of the Cnited Binion Navy) {t Ties ropes ened that General Char ares inuaird Gra- ham be the Engineer in Chief of the Department of Decks, in place oi General George B. McCiellan yé- goes, je said that it was unnecessary tor him to mpt any eulogiuim of such @ well known soldier aia engineer ag General Granam, as hie endorse- ments were before them. The vote was at once taken, and General Graham was upanimously con- firmed as enzineer in chief of the Department, President Westervelt moved that Jono Mechan be first assistant engineer, and Jona D. Van Buren second assistant engimeer, which motions, upon being put to the vote, were upanimously carried, ‘The Commissioners then adjourned, WHO GENERAL GRAHAM IS, General Granam was born in the city of New York in 1824, and at an early age entered ‘the nav; as @ midshipman ou board the Coluinbus, on wuic! he made a trip round the world, returning to this city in 1843, Shortly aiter the vessel had been paid off he resigned position in the navy and entered upon the study of civil engineering and pursued his new vocation with enthusiasm, 1p 1857, aiter having completed his studies, he was appointed, by order of Secretary Jsaae Toncey, Constructing Engineer at the New York Navy Yard, succeeding Colonel J. McCloud Murpny, In this position he remained till the breaking ont of the war in 1861, when he resigned aud aided General D. E. Sickles in the organization of the Excelsior brigade. HIS WAR CAREER, The organization of the Excelsior brigade bein; now completed, he went to the iront with the bri- gade, which numbered 6,000 wen feos raginence), and served as Colonel up to the battle of Gettys- burg, where he was wounded and made prisoner, and taken to Lipby prison, where he remained jor three months. At the expiration of that time he was exchanged and returned to the naval bri- gade, under General Butler, operating in the James River. Atthe attack of Bermuda Hundreds he was brevetted for gallant services by President Lincoln as brigadier yeneral. He commanded the gunboat flotilla on that occasion and successfully captured Bermuda Hundreds, taking ali the revel flags, breaking up all the signal stations and held the station tillthe army and navy came up. He was subsequently brevetted major general for his bravery, and fought with the Army of the Potomac ‘tu 1865, being engaged in all the principal battles, including the seven da: mie light in the Wilderness, and excepting only Williamsburg. In 1865 he was detailed to the detence of Norfoik and Portsmouth, remaining in command till the conclusion of the war, when he returped to this city, where he has successiuily practised his profession oi civil en- gineering till he was selected by the Department of Public Docks to be the Engineer in OhieL A PECULIAR ARREST, Trying to Abduct Lord Gordon on Cana- dian Soik MILWAUERE, July 8, 1873, On July 2 the Superintendent of Police, Mr, Hays, of Minneapolis, arrested Lord Gordon, at Fort Garry, Canada, on a warrant issued at the in- stance of Jay Gould’s counsel by one of the Jus- tices Of Minneapolis, and he was taken five miles west of Fort Garry and then to the disputed ter- ritory near Pembina, where he was rescued from the Minneapolis oficial by the Manitoba police. The Superintendent of Police of Minneapolis, with his deputies, were arrested for attempting to ab- dnet Gordon, put in irons and removed to Winni- peg. hon, L. Fletcher, amember of tue Minnesota Legislature, Was one oi the party who accompa. nied Hays, and is also under arrest and in irons. ‘The abductors of Gordon had a hearing this morning and were remanded for a furtuer exami- nation, without bail. there is no doubt but per- sons who were interested in the arrest of Gordon have committed a grave blunder in attempting to arrest nim ou Canadian ground, on a warrant is- sued by an American Justice, withoat a requisition from ‘he Governor of Minnesota or New York, where he was to be removed, Mayor Brackett, of Minueapviis, was arrested this evening at. Fort Garry, a8 an accessory to the abduction of Gordon, he having ordered Superintendent Hays to make the arrest, Teiegrams have been seut to New York Tequesting copies of the proceedings against Gor- don in the Gould suit and a copy of the bail bond, Gordon is engaged in settling colonies near Fort Garry in the interest of Knglish capitaiists, NAVAL AND REVENUE OHANGES. WASHINGTON, July 8, 1873. The revenue steamer John A, Dix, which has re- cently been overhauled and refitted at the Brook- lyn Navy Yard, has satled for New Orleans, at Wuich port she ig to be stationed. Cominodore Rodgers, Chief of the Burean of Yards und Docks of the Navy Department, left Washington on Monday for League Isiaud, to in- spect the improvements indicated, promised and threatened in that direction, HURRICANE AND LIGHTNING IN ILLINOIS, CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 8, 1873 A hurricane swept over Odin, Ill, last night, un- roofing tne Methodist churcn and otherwise wreck- ing the building, The Methodist church and rail- road engine house at Salem, LiL, were destroyed. Orchards, miles of fences and thousands of acres of corn were blown down. At Harrisburg, IL, th storm blew down @ circus tent whtle full of people. bh janine fired the canvas, but the Gre was ex! gutshed. At Carmi, Ill, on Friday last, a lad named Boson, while driving a reaper, was kilied by lightning, as also were his two horses. A terrivle storm visited that piace last night, demolishing orchard, tences and c.ops. Several men and hozses were killed by lightning. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac tor New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER, 4 37 | Gov. Island...mora 7 22 | Sandy Hook..morn ve — —| Heil Gate.....morm OCEAN STEAMERS, ‘DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST, Destination, cox S82 ‘Steamers. Cuba, 4 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 2 Broadway Broadway. \) Brond wag 61 Broad wax. 7 Bowling Green BowhngGre en ly Broadway. ‘Bowing Green 69 Broaaway. 5s Broadway. 1) Broadwi {Bowling Green |Guasgow., ¢ jive :|Liverpoot St Laurent Javre City of London. | Seous Caledonia. 7 Rowling Green | Kronpring Fr W . ...|2 Bowling Green Minnesota . +|Laverpooi..|2¥ Broadway. Silesia... -|Hamourg..|6) Broadway. City ot New York 15 broadway City of Chester. .|15 Broadway \9 Broadwi :|2 Bownng 69 Broadwi Bremen Liverpool. Liverpool Gi . {Bowling Green :|7 Bowling Green {Bow ung Green 72 Broadway. 29 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green }2 Bowling Green 2. Liverpool. «| Hamburg ..|61 Broadway. Liverpool. .|19 Broadway. Havre .....)58 Broad wa} Liverpool. .|69 Broadwas pool..|1 Bowling Green «+ Liverbool../15 Broadway. <Hverpool. 4 Bowling Green |Glasgow... 72 Broadway. PORT OF pct Sham ULE 8, 1873. CLEARED. sone City of Limerick (Bi (Br), Jamieson, Liverpool— bh Harold Haas (Nor), Land, London & Christiania—Funch, Edye & Sepamnenlp Trinactia (Br), Thomson, Glasgow—Hender- son Bros, Steamship Columbia, Cartis, Havana—Wm P Clyde & Steamship Leo, Dearborn, Savannah—Maurray, Perris & s-the pricho & | Sosmaye ego Sec 7 Pam ne | EE Sol Sheela seeeuite Ty Bon dteamshio eT aire Romeo 3 7 Denes, hap Clenranaid Erskine, London—Henderson iy City of Ningpo (Br), Reddie, Glasgow—Henderson ship Protector (Nor), Maroni, Hamburg—Funeh, Edye Bark BA Kennedy, Hatch, Bremen—Yates & Porter Bark sorters Queen (Br), Dollar, Hamburg—Boyd & Hincke: Bark Tinga (Nort, Olsen, Tohias & Co. Atettin—O Bark ayes (Aus), Bubarovich, Constantinopie—Sleoo- Whark Ui Undine (Br), Balfour, sydney, CB—R P Buck & ‘bri nn fer? ey Hamburg—Slocovich & Co, if ins, Coombs, Gibraltar for orders—Mil- haa ry Ane i tein! Rising Star, GriMing, Barbados—L W & F Arm- Manlius (Br, Nichols, Cardenas and Sagus—Way- oOne Jennie A Cheney, Arey, Richmond, Va—H P Brown & Vo, mer Sportsman (Br), Millis, Penarth Roads—George F Reh Lothair (Br), Brown, Sydney, OB—C B Swain & Re it AN —] onsets co yer ba Georgetown, SO—Bentley, rent i'ihWebh. Foes, Porsandest feptn be chusetis, R Bteamer Mars, Grumtey. Philad "A oa Bteawer H.C Biddle, Alexander, Fiitadelphia, ARRIVALS, awe. 40 —— ia REPORTED BY THE HERALD Ape. ACHTS. AND HERALD WHITESTONE Pasinara Lt Steamship (i tf Lond on, Liverpox June, nae 9 tt ton si ZIV, with adee aoe" Ih pater y y gore t0 5¢ a iigaala i ae 5) Fiat lat 43 oy $5 36, west, but received 0" en famship Samay’, (Br) Billige, Liverpool June 2 with tmdse ana {2% onssengers to a Franckiyn, ly 1 iaea 4707, lon 57 #, saw bark Robert Thomas (Br), boun one amshilGreece (Br), Liverpool June 28 and Queens town 26th. “vith mdse and 527 passengers to F W Piant July 5, 19 42 47, lon $8 31, passed steamer Wyoming, hence tv, Liverroot Ster.mship Minnesota (Br), Freeman, Liverpool June 2 ¥ud Queenstown June 2h with md:e and 34 passe os, to Williams & duion. duly 1, 11:30 AM, lat 47 00 N, ’4 2) W. signalled « Cunard steamship bound East, Steamship Pembroke (Br), Williams, Cardiff June 23, with mdse and 13) passengers to Archibald Baxter. Steamship Wilmington, holmes, Havana July 3, with mdse and passengers to W P Clyde Steamship Montgomery, aParstoth ‘Savannah July 5, with mdse and passengers to R Low: Bteamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston July § grith mdse and passengers to Jas W. Qiantard & Co. Jnago Hell, Blakeman. Richmond, City Foint and Norio Ik, with mdse and passengers to the minion Meanatie Co. Bark G aids (Ger), Segelken, Rremen 45 days, with merchandise and | passenger, t to Chas Luling & June ne tat ce lon na, spoke bark Nellie May, from Dunkirk for New ¥ The bri “nee Walters (Br), Shaw, from candenss which arrived 5th inst. is consigned to’ Eagle ,Blaxslec Bryth tand wot as before feparted)- Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New London for New York, with mdse and passengers. Brig Mary Grace (Br), Pettis, prtndsor, NS, for New York'12 days, with plaster to DR De Wor Schr Olivia A O'Mullen (Br), OMullen, Windsor for New York 17 days, with plaster to fe New York Piaster Company; versel to D R De Wolf & ( Sehr George W Gee a Grae emi Seal Island, NS, tor New re with fish t & Co. Sehr J © Nash. Crowley, St John, NB, for New York, 14 days, with lath to @ Boardman, schr W H Mailler, Crowiey, St John, NB. for New York, 14 days, with lath to G Boardinan, Schr Georgianna, Long, St George for New York, with stone to Jas Everhard, days Eureka. Foster, Por Caledonia, CB, tor New York, with coal to Bird, Perkins & Job. eh obert H Rhode: Jes, Rhodes, Portland, Ct, for New York, with atone to ma ir Mary Anu McCann, Salem for New Yor! Behr Evergreen, Turner, Providence ior Eluzabeth ort. Schr Thomas Jefferson, Watson, Stamiord tor ork. Sehr Alte Oakes, Pillsbury, Vinathaven for New York, with mone to Kingsley. & Uo. Sehr Joseph Marsh, Suffir, New Haven for New York. Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, Taunton a New York. Sehr L Daniels, Providence for New York. Schr Mariel, Anderson, Portland, Ot, for New York, with stone to order. Harbor for New York. fe Schr Rhode Island, Gawley, 81 ag ae Curtis Goodwin, Lewis, New Bedford for New yi Schr Arabella, Smith, P war' Bsc baht oh og ‘ortland, Ct, for Newark, with genet Davidson, Sellick, Northport for New York. efaht Periusy Shetield Stonington for Newark, with Schr E M Wheat Perry, Cold 5 for New York. sche M3 Butghton, Laughton, Saou lot Now Yorks with wane ‘Phébe Elizabeth, Waples, Fall River for New Sehe Sarah Babcock, Mills, Greenwich for New York, with stone, — it Jadge Low, Hollowel!, East Greenwich for New Schr Planter, Conwsy, Boston for Newark. Schr John lozier, Lincoln, taunton for New York. ‘hr New Zealand, Haskell, Salem for New York. Schr 8 Avpiegate, bebe, New London ior New York. Schr Minneso viel, Portsmouth tor New York. Schr Hester, ‘ortehester tor New York. ir GL, Lovell, Boston tor New York. #, Kelly, Boston tor New York, Schr Pennsy!vania, Butler, Norwich tor New York. Schr Adele ja, Providence tor New Y el York, Schr Tarquin, iphmawick, Rockport lor Perth Amboy, with stone to A H Schr Planet, Green, Rockland for New York, with lime tod B Brown, Schr Forest City, Jobneon, Lynn for New York. ir Lady Antrim, {ganter, ‘archam for New York, with nails to 6 W Bartand. Schr Angier, Besse, Warcham for New York, with nails tocchr Argo, Bose, Warcham for New ¥. ichr Argo, Bosse, Wareham for New York, with nal to Parker Mills Go, fa x Schr Marietia Sinith, Preston, Cape Ann for New York, with stone to Jas Everhard, Schr, Mahaska, Blake, Fortland for New York, with umber. Schr indiana, Pendleton, Somerset for New York. Schr Mana L'Hall, Lawrenee, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to order. Sehr Helen Augusta, Perry, Connecticut River for New Sehr Caroline Grant, Powell. Fall River for New York. Schr Belle, Smith, Providence r New York. Schr Sarah Jones Handy, Boston for New York. Sehr John Manlove, olland, Providence for New ‘Schir Francis Edwards, Young, Boston for New York. Schr Surprise, : in, Providence for New York. Schr John D Gri . Gould. Gloucester for New York. dehr Lizzie Raymond. Lord, Bristol for New York. Sehr Sarah, Cromley, New Bedford for New York. Sehr Prudence, Halsey, a River for New York. Sehr War Steed, i Boston for New York, Schr Cora, Colson, # Hy atis tor New York. Schr Waichtul, Gill, Newport for New York, Schr parriet Gardiner, ier, Taunton tor New York. Schr Maria L Davis, Perry, Orient ior Now York. Schr dF Brown, Gedney. Providence for New Schr Conelia, Karly, Fall River for New York. Schr F H Randolph, Bobbing, Providence for New York. tchght Rowena. Guptil, Calais for New York, with Iaths Jo Simpson our Steriing, Weil, Northport for Now York, Schr Eliza Runyon, Kemball, Somerset tor New York. Sehr Win Grav. Alten, New Lon ton for New York, Rehr T Benedict, Poriand for New Vork. Schr Saxon, tt, Wareham for New York. Scbr R il Wilson, Ferry, Greeaport tor New York. Schr Dr Powell, saun ers, New Haven for New York. Schr Martha aa Mott, Port Jefferson for New York. Schr Mato! Hall, Bartlet Rockland tor New York, h stone to order. MEAP al head Greenwich fr New York, with stone to order. eeu ‘ur QO Acken, Mead, Stamtora for New York. Aimer Galatea, Gale, Provideucetor New York, with mdse and passengers. BOUND RAST. Steamship Nevtane, Baker, New York tor Boston. Bark Gov troup, Lakeman, Port John:on for Boston, Schr Siias Brainard, Buell, aay cae for Middleton, Schr Memento, Weeks, Elizabechport tor Providence, weer EB A Cheesebro, Robinson, New York tor West- erley. — John Rondoiph, Robbins, Elizabethport for New- Porte JH Barrett, Parry, Elizabethport for Providence, Schr Thomas Morris, ‘Oliver, Klizabethport tor Eust Greenwich. Paddletord, HWonoxen for Fall River. ine, Tooker, Hoboken tor Boston. F Scranton, ralmer, Elizabethport for Provi- jence. ‘Sehr Native, Dehart, Hoboken for Fall River. Schr Potier & Hooper, Bradbury, Haverstraw for New- ort, PXchr Palladium, Ryder, New York for Boston. Schr Tahmiroo, Kent. Noboken for Fall River. Schr Horo, Foss, Rondont for Bosto pct Mary J Fisher, Lawrence, New York for Ware- neche W 8 Doughton, Doughton, New York for East Boston. Schr Chas C Dawe, Diverty, New York for Salem. Schr Minguas, Heaney, Port Johnson ‘or Providence. Schr Mediator, Davis, Hoboken for Fail River, Sehr Mary Tice, Dunham, New York tor New Haven. sch, gemuel Pp Goawin, Waterbury, New York for tam ford. Steamer Galatea, Nye, New York tor Providence. Steamer Doris, Young, New York for Providence. SAILED. ld Fnarfager. for London: Coramb Oy yanote. Richmond, Ob Tominicy Nortolk ;, pentaret ist) if iver W Stetson, ‘bond fon; barks Fearless (Br), Dublin; Rerah' Dudman (Br, steams traternitas (Nor), Cork} Northern queen; Hamburg: lilida (Nor, Stetun; brine couta (Br), do; Maria O (tal), Cork; Harmony ayow via C leston; schrs Good Will (Br), Har- tor Yaland vin Nassau; David Ames, Fernandina. Marine Disasters. Steamanir SanteR, from New York for New Bedford, on Saturday proceeded as far as Huntington, when she Feturned to New York for repairs to her machinery, her Piston having worked loose, and is to have a géticral overhauling. Snir Locu Doo (Br), Corning, from San Francisco for Antwerp, which arrived at Flushing June 24, jettisoned about 60 bags wheat during the voyage. Banx Sanam B Cann (Br), Eldridge, which arrived at Hamburg May 25 {rom New York, iuled the steamship fayacear-of Hamburg, while going into that harbor d sustained some slight damage. Myrick (Br), Parker, at Vine: fe By sl for Boston, reports seein, Ashore on te east end of Sagne Island an on gan Domingo ‘near Cape | Falso. says Mona Island is latd down on the charts as being {otiles south of Saone, but by his observation the south akers on Saone i 10 miles south of jands, which shows an error on the ship a paris ashore Sonn Margaret Marsen, Now Haven for Fliza- bethport, which struck on Horner’ Rock, Hell Vate, 34 inst, came off without damage to either vessel or cargo (not as before reported). Sonn Mary EB Coox was the vessel before reported ashore on ade's Shoal, Potomac. River, She was aad 6th inst, and was ready to proceed to sea on a eh egy foi cr ns, NF, June shore with fahery su applien was, ‘was totally wrecked the ee tor aes The steamer lost ar arama. in’ some oven wrecks ings, ad nibsa towed to this on kalarday be Si by steamtag Cham- Ma; Core, lve boon cabiploueds she ieiecded tr Po isang, trade between Uhina and Vancouve: Miscellancous. Purser H Bridge, of the steamship City of London, from Liverpool, has our thanks for courtesies. ‘The purser of the steamship Samaria, from Liverpool, bas ou tBANES or favors, Purser Jacobson, of the steamship séth, Whalemen, niet Pettord July 7, bark Pioneer. Tripp, for = a ee days Ship Helicor tears don. 20 Siete Solow 2 rlaee tat ton a. June Tiana lon 41 35 Bark Ani Sortatte, from 1 for Philadel- gin duly @ a faa Sonica aa oem nse ef pot Park Arona, from Die; for Philadelphia, Jub lat 4 >—. on TU MO toy pilot H Aspinwalt No a), cette tunivon, trom Mayaguse for Beldmors, July’ 7, ae Hacitnte, from Portland tor Sagua, July 8, lat 30 jon wetle Tsabe te from Ponce for New York, Jaly 5, lat 34 Foreign Ports. wrwenrr, June 23—Arrived, bark Orion (Br), Futterer, New York Baracoa, June bog oy rt schrs Rambler, Cole, for New York; E A Pinkham; Geo Washington, Roth, and Laura Pride, Alexanders tor Now Yorks Mary gu McMillan, from Gonaives, Just arrived, to load for New Guonerapr, Jaly 2—Arrived, ship America, Bartlett, New York, DARpEEAs, June 28—Arrived, brig Clara Pickens, Lo- . New York. Bat jed 2th, schre Lavolta, north of Hatteras; Mary Sees brig Joaquina de Barreras (Sp), New Louise, do; 29th, Nelzxrvx008, Jane S0—Arrived, bark Cleone, Mahoney, w Yor Sailed 26th, bark Boomerang (Br), Seward, Boston; brigs “Angelia, Bray New Tork, ath, lr Robert Peel (any Mooney, Boston; Countless’ (Br),’ Hopewell, Port- uly S-Arrived, steamship Assyria (Bn, ipraLtar, June 12—Arrived, bark Sue: 1), Cuomo, Philadel es (and ‘sailed 1th for ra Frat. paolo. tt ap Barecen}, Fo es (84), Berry, Leghorn nes A , (and sailed same day for F: * ~ iid apg led June 8 ony Dirigo G Cottin (from Now York, Ge- noa; 10th, barks Alaska ( aon Guy (trom do), Leghorn; Virginia 1, Stat ‘Curry (from do) bg Ce Math, brig Eberhard Ger), Winter “irene do), do; schr (Br), do), V enice, Ta port June 1s, barks Me aigharite (la (Ita), Assunta (Ital), Laurs, from Philael ‘W Swasey, Smith, from New York, r), Thomas, from do, arrived Fer ne. July 8Sailea, uly 8—Sai Ger), Félberg, New Yor! Havana, June 29—Arrived, steamer Agnes, Staples, Galveston (and salied Soh for Brashear City): July T, bark Lizzie Gilleenie (an Y ‘ey New York; brigs Sibley. Colson, Boston; ‘Emma.’ Durgin, do: Fannie H Jennings, Mationey, Portland; Ocean Pearl (B Trublllo; 24, steamship 1 ¢ Har bi ne Mariner Buck: Portland (lo: 7h, steamship Morro Gastle, Morton, steamship © d June e tal), Laurs, and Wig orders; ig Ongar ) for Algiers, steamship Ernst Moritz Arndt lew uba, Palmer, Vera Cruz, to pris Ocata (Sp), Pages, New York; Ellen Maria, Wi Whitme: , north of H. ; rk; Lottie, Johnson, N aNGre, HOE, oF jatteras; 30th, schr Hattrax, July &Sai Lechere ( rom Antwerp) ‘emf Steinman (Belg), ‘oie, May in port ships Ciusan (Br), for Boston; Pim a (Br, Asals, from Amoy, arrived Ist, for New York or Bemscv,, Jano 2—Arrived, brig Romance, Duncan, Baltimore {and sailed same day tor Nevassa), ‘Jacuxt, June i—Arrived, brig Change (ir), Christo- Pusiewroon duly 4—Sailed, ships A here, O AVERPOOL, July ships Atmosphere, Costello, New York; previous 1 ath, Zouave, Howell, #19. Ja nelr Lane, June 25—sailed, steamers Alabama (Br), Fitnt om Glasgow), New York; July 5, Pennsylvania’ (Br), raes ‘from do), d LITTLe GLACK Bay, CB. June %4—In ito, schr Mary I 26th. Adams, Gilchrist, for New York, to sail iled, bark Cere (Aus), Cattara- Maxseriies, June nich, New York. psniis, May 4—Satled, bark FO Clark Bri, Metcalf, ew In port May 12, ships Templar, Fessenden, from Singa- Goodspeed, Pi . arrived 3d, for New York: Ellon Fe- frem Batavia. arrived Sth, for New York. laranzas, dune 30—Saliel.’ barks Adria (Bn, Mo- Kenzie, New York; Jul Tu : igs Harry, Sedgley, Tpaltimore re a olde (Bn). Byer Roth ol Hinterses sefir ila Penal sieetent BOs: pig ar beri a aly Sproul, Sydney, CB ne a ‘PERNAMBUCO, jjane 5 Seated schr Impulse (Br), Curtis, Arecibo, PR; 6th, brig La Creole (D1 Dutehy. taardeen, Barbados: sehr Harriet Brewstcr, Squires. St Thoma. NS, June 23—Arrived, brig W Gordon (Br), URENSTOWN, July 8—Arrived, steamships City of Ant- werp (Br), Delamotte, New York for Liverpool: Moravian te GS oa steamship Rhein JOTHAMPTON, 4 AM— Arrives ams (Ger), Moyer, Now York for Bremen” prin art, june 18—In port brig, Liszie J) Biro. trom Boston, arriv June 2—Arrived, brig Josie, Pe - genae; Ysth bark Addn 9 "Bondar Bonner BrTonag; ‘Kirb Aa Matanzas; 27th, Sally Brown, alled barks Yumauri (Br), Carlisle, New Y mth, Jane ‘Adeline, Blanchard, Boston: Mary Ween np. New York: Helen Patterson (Br), Britton, Phila: hia jbrige LM Merritt, Harriman, New York; 27th, ry, # Leighton, Gay, Balt th, bark Proteus m, New York; briws ‘hinne: fon: Spraybloom, Barnard, sehr nF en Bohner, Cousens, 4h do; B July 5—Arrivec, brig J H Gillespie (Br), ‘ork; schr W & Barry (Br), Sherrard, Phil: Gieared Sth, ships Wm A Carapbell, Cushing, Liverpool; Pride veflen 3 Scean, Welsh, do; barks Minnie, Brennan, Sligo Fran, Liverpool; scht Humiuing Bird Br), within P Phitagelph Yanmoutn, NS, June 2>—Cleared, bark Nellie Moody (Br), Earl, Philadelpnia. [Par Sreawsatr Samanta. Anrwerr, June 2l—Arrived, Golombe.” MeMillan, San Francisco, pers, June 2%—Arrived, Thana, Ahlstrom, Balti- more. Buxuernaver, June 2—Arrived, WJ eld, Charoh- ill, New York; Iris, Pfeiffer, Philadelphia; Ada, Durkee, and Goethe; Steenken, do; Lina Witte, New Gricans. yiivos, June 1s—arrived, Eliza Walker, Mi voueor, June 23—Arrived, Teresa. Demartino, New oom May 20—Sailed, Chanticleer, Taylor, New York (since reported at frincomaiee leak: Conry, June 1&—Arrived, Nuovo ‘Achille’ Ferrari, New Cartmacena, June M—Sailed. Irma, Cummins (from Smyrna, having repaired), Hull, Drat," June Sz -Passed, Benvenne, MoGowan, Londat for New ¥ Sere nee ‘ork. «1 25th, Minnie ‘Graham, Thomas, from Rotterdam for Newport. Donan June %—Arrived, Brothers & Sisters, King, Baltim June 18—In the Sound, GF Focking, Lew- Hustnon ing, from New York tor Baltic: 20th, Bi Stor id America, Bartlett, from do for Gronstady reannot, June 26—Arrived, Samuel Muir, Hicks, Ar- as 284, Sest Dubrovacki, Goges, from Leith for New Of Bishop Rock 17th, Liverpool Lambert, from Lou- aGuovessT¥e, June %—Arrived, Kva, Cappilo, Balti HLOUCESTER, June rive ‘i pilo, Balti- Sngma, Whitehouse, St John, 2 K, June 24—Sailed, Napoli ‘o Edwards, Medi- «Aurelius, New Yorks eT ERPOO June 22--Arrived, Sparkenhoe, Butier, New Orleans; 238d, City of Baltimore 8) ltson, |New York; Wages MeManus, do; Peusacoia Kroo;nar, tt, New Otleans; Aristides, Olsen, New Yor! Cleared Bed, Johannes Fun, Jobson Phila flpnis; Cri- me ; Glover, Three Kivers; Felicia, Blaniord, St John, Bailea 234, 1 Osceola, Nickerson, Calcutta, Entered ou ala (a). McKay, for Hoston: City of Baltimore (8), Ellison, and Progress, Johnso! lew Yort Tarifa), Leitch, Boston; Geo H Oulton, Alexander, St john, Loxnox, June 24—Clearod. Turist, Axclsen, New York. Po as apaneey June 2+—Cleared, Kroger, Larsen, New ork. Arran, June %3—Cleared, Casper Wild, Gill, Phila- hers June 23—Arrived, Minnie Carville, Martin, New Eutanrm, June 25—Sailed, Lyra, Mosher, Montevideo. Praw.x Pot, June 23-—Pasaed, Brothers Apap, Ferru- gio, trom New York via Queenstown tor Alloa, JURENSTOWN, June 23—Arrived, Cambria, Thomas, New York; Sertha Behrus, Wikscha, do; isth, Darien (), Layton, Philadelphia. Sailed 231, i don. Tebelmann, Savane Excoisior, Singduhlsen, New ort, B. - R. nines, June 2%3—Satled, Monte Rosa, Carter, Valpa- MF BA, Channel Light, Henderson, from Portland, 0 (and sailed tor Hult) nea Salvatore, Leboffe, Galway ; 24th, La PR ndane ioe arrived, Ay eval, June 10—Arrive: mi an Realtor ton, New Work: Lith, southern s, ary, savannah, favors, Juue oulled,” West Derby, Uren, New- (GOON, May 21—Sailed, Florence Chipman, Jones, Falmouth, ehthDentann, Jane 2 Arrived, Veteran, Thomas, Pen- Velocity, Adams, San Francisco. sae June &—Arrived, Victoria Rubinacci, Scarpa to w York. ‘Wanmenvor, June Arrived. Muriel, Forbes, St John, NB (lost part of deckload). Pan Srramsi over, ov Loxnox.} eA Nrynar Sate 2i—Arrive Nancy Pendleton, Pendle- a ton, Callao; 2d, Selma, W AkeNDAL, June 13—Arrived, Samson, "Lange, Galveston. hab a June 2%—Arrived, Prince Alfred, Bacon, Pen- sacols. Huan, Jone 2%—Off, Barbarossa, Valle, from cuy Bey wit ‘io e Philadel his Off the Wight 24th, 3 , Perkins, from Phila- ht 24th, JM. deiputn' for Bremen; Colum thon, irom Callao tor ; Barzan, June %—Arrived, Lena, Upham, New York ete! anes June %5—Arrived, Royal Standard (0), Kirby. New York. 1a eed Mithon Day, Rio Janetra, mideen, Now York, "Annandale, Phillips, aLleared, Bel Stewart, reins Sydney, aoa jo Chaigroves Ruler Besta ets teens Lontome ey oe ? anh Sune Seat eT TY Upham, Brown, St john, NB. Bast June Askar, Sorensen, New yeniotm, June 2—Arrived, , Pat June %—Off, Ionion Belle, Bilis, from Bal- Fuamrwoon, June, 2 Arrived, Montreal, Adam, Doboy. mngigeeteodon ssqhsicninead Git ‘Linard 20th, Dutsbarg, paige from Rotterdam mM—Arrived, Mary A Marshall, fiom | Tc oa ‘ol, Kinew, and a Kraaik, New Genoa, June 19—Cloared, Guiseppe, Capurro, New ‘Guuyt, June 21—Arrived, Cinque Sorelle, Adorno, New 0 Haves, June 21—Arrived, Baveya. se Bante Pale June 2i—Arrived. Sit geto 2, "Argo, Jachens, do; Lyman es rma Sailed 224, Meveor, Di eaarcey Sage Magali hg eee t to return); rd ed eigen dog Ab ih. York nd ut out on her car ie eananent Jupiter. Jacobsen, New Orlewasy, yt aod Sal e Pesta ‘ork. ‘entered out aith, Killarney rye Boston and Bt: pee cia en Eaknondasen Voini, Lar tate Ras spe Meee tag BS Arrived, Harvester, ‘25th, Ki Larsen, New York. = June ‘Iretsalted, Oauille, Rickert, Philade® Fon dt Shaye aon othnors dor fe CcAbente | Cuminakein, ee yp anoninias dane Fine ci Sulted. Gerere, Cattarinich, New: M. June 15—Arrived, Pantine, New York.” o | xeweoa, June %3—Arrived, ine, rapes Townsend,. ‘Fist June 20— Arrived. mark Tornberg. New York: aotter sa June are y jae ), Preir, Jahn, led Ath.’ Flosta, Andervon Hainbura: terion, Lal, , Senki st Ulan He-sell, Ham June 22—Sailed, Agir, Amundsen, New Sr Nagat Yor 21—Arrived, Josie C Hazeltine,, Hi Hl, Phil Srertin, meted Pt vee Bitzabeth, Nieland, Boston. Txxxt, June %—Sailed, Southern Chics, New nirstron, June 25—Arrived, Brothers, Morris, St John, American Ports. SAURXANDRIA, July 7—Arrived, schrs Oakes Amos, ie 3 ‘aul jer rs, StiedSehrs Henry. i Paull Providence; Maggie & Lucey, and a wer, A dStockham, Hast Camoridgs. APPONAUG, July 6— alled, schr Jeunie-A Shepard Wilbart, debeeenns Du. , July 7—Arrived, schrs W L Jordan, Crowell, Baltinore? William A. Croc! ker, Vaxter, Hobuken. ship (supposed to be the Mercury) and a. nding toward Gloucester. patna FeO pas 2D, \ieDowall, Liverpool; Glaucus, Bearse, New York; shi Georzia ir. former; Aunerican ship William Cuminings, ‘homas, St Joni, Ni: bark Felicitas (Ger), Kul, Philadelphia, Sailed —Bark Fenwie! ofthsArtlved. bark Btatsrand Brock (Nor) Jonasoen, ris, BALTIMORE, Jay 7—Arrived, schr Emma I Gregot Thorndike, New York. At Quarantine, ser ila M Pek nell, Mitchell, from Matan: rel ow. of Point Lookout, brin Mary E Lélghton, Gay,. ‘orn agua. Gleared—Steamers Blackstone, Hallett, Boston via Norfolk; Gulf hag nla 9 Whitelurst, New Orleans via oe West; ship Dani za (Aust), Stanod, Gloucester, 1; bar Stella (Br), Lochurt, Liver ailed 6th, bark Norma, lor fire BANGOi July S-Arrived, brig mchacl Coney, Coneyy Boston: sehr July ath, Cobb, ‘Phitadely hia, Cleared ba ievens, Ke New York ; Jusge Tenney, Rich, io; Addie L Porking, Ti ompson, do; Cas lan, Fletcher, do. PHU Hs july boArrived, brig Soskumeren, Westergardy Hoadon! Tally To, Peete Philadelphia; so ‘ork for Gardiner. BARRIVS LANDIN ‘¢-azrived, schr D8 Mer- CHARLE fried a steamship Charleston, New York; achr Carrie 8 Webb, Rowland, do, DANVERS, July S—Arrived, sehr John D oth Arrived, schr J P Tish Linnekin, Baltimore, a " CH, Ji Arrived, schr John Man- EAST’ GRBEN Wi! love, Hollands Elizabeth port. ii Arrived, schs Fly, Garter, Heboken. ot FERNANDINA, June '23—Arrived, bea Jamey Da Davis, Partridge, Boston; 26th, schrs Wn. H Keene ore New York; 27th, Mercy t Trundy, Young, do; in ban R W Griffiths (Br), Bey i0. brig averley Terry, do; schr Fanny K’shaw, Wat Gieared auth, bark Moinequast Rtas jontevie eo; 25th, schr Louisa Smith, bber, rie ames 27th, brigs James Davis, Parindge, do: Laura Gertrude, isk, New York; 28th, schr Burdett Hart, Brooks, FORTRESS MONNOR July S-arrived: bark Telisman. @p.F Blackiord, from Pernambuco tor orders, opie th, bark Nor (foreign), from Bergen (Norway), ee °Galled—Bark Erhardtfeter, for Havre, In roads, wind bound, schrs@ Hy ‘Everett, Sa Anna Hs vero! an! es Sisiers, GM Toren, St Mary Mary Stewart. The ache the brig Chi in the roads, Baltimore and, Chimberazoo are outward bot ‘ALL RIVER, Jaly 5—Sailed, Carrie © Hart Gey, Davis, Georgetown, DC (and ei below 7th). 7th—Sailed, schr Bevcig Brown, &merson (having re- turned Bet | Gear Ge! C,, onnn i. uly 1—Arrived, brig M E Dana, Sharloston. GLOUGZbTER, July 7—Arrived, bark Jartine Brothers Lath ee a Liverpool; schr Rebecca W Huddell, Ma- "hilad« Rew ORLUANS, Jo ‘al Be ishy ship Constantia Ger }, Soltenborn New Paramount, Brown, eaux. Below, meg up. brig Speen Dudley (in. Ly te hy, fro neiro Via St Thomas: sohr Cas red—Steamships: Mississippl, Crowell, New Yorks Ponningtom, Key West; Juan @ lel eigen (© Becton fo Port Limon via Havana; bark Sioarans ‘aristan: Theareived, 2 skoautiship Cortes, Kemble, New York. Sailed—steamnahip Geo Waaningta n, Nash, New York, faiy 3—sail ark Tres Auroras. ae Meproub, Say 4—Arrived, schr H 3 Marlor, Wines, Georgeto Arrived, ache Lottie Beard Perry, Baltimore, Bajled—Sehrs Clyde, Holand, ati Bunker, Baltimore; 8'A Boice, Gates nliadelp pila, pe Foster, Kendrick, New York; Ann T’ Sippl Henry'Gibbs, Unase, do; Fairwind, ee do: Mar’ shall ells, Hose do, wit Uhm arr schr Mary E Coyne, Facemire, Balti- MAEWPORT, July § PM—Arrived, schrs Oliver Crom- well, irom Tisbury tor Virginia; Curtis Goodwin, New bedord tor Trenton; Sa:nuel L Crooker, Thrasher, Taun- ton jor New York; Kate & Mary, Coguswell, Pawtucket for do; Goddes, Kelley, do tor do; Connecticut, Staplin., Somerset tor do; slo« ric: iver for Haverstraw bliza A Jayne, do for New York (and all salled 6th). footy M—Salled, sehr Abby Morton, Whitton, Hoboken for Boston. Also, US steamer Blue Light, Beardslee, from Washing- ton. DO. tor Portland and Portsmouth, NH: Elm City, any New Bediora ‘or plod Fork caren Bruen, Aus- rovidence tor Baltim Read, kKiand for New Yorks Einibie Belle, "Selly, ‘Dennisport tor dos Charlie & Willie, somerset lor do? Splendid, Phin New Bedford ior do; Wm Martin, Mayo, Rockport, Me, for do; imma M Fox, Case, Fall itiver tor Philadelphia: Glotilda, ‘Miller, do ior New York; J M Freeman, El- oucester for do; t.ilen M Baxter, Sherman, for u, Cliord, New York. ith, AM—Arrived, schrs Henry PF Hallock, Hatlock, Souin Amboy; Georgietta, Jellison, Jacksonville tor Providence NORWICH, July 7—Arrived, schr Chief, Rondout, NEW LONDON, July 7—salled, schrs ‘Samuel Apple. ; gate, New York, ‘Adela felic So, a Pa et A, July 7—Arrived, bi anoke (Br), Witkio, Porto ‘Cabello; schrs US Grove ve owall, Darien, Ga; Thos Clyde. Cain,’ New York; ‘Weaver, Weaver, Boston ; Thos Hix, Hail, negard Haven. wecleared—Bark or (Nor), Thorwaldeen, stettin; brig Woodland, Valentine, Gibraltar ior orders; Edith (Br), Scaife, StJohns, PR ;scurs Mary A Lvins, javannahj. Thos: Sinnicksori, Dickerson, Boston; Jennie B Gilkey, ip Betty (Ger), Dutzhorn, Hamburg; schrs Emma Green, Collie Havana, Welcome i Bee Kosler, Gardiner, Me; Edear, Evaus, Nanticoke River? Thomas Borden, ‘Allen, i Bailie teman, joston. pi igared=Stgamsbip Achilles, Colburn, Boston; Sallte », Bateman, do. ‘inwssy Vel July 7, 8:20 PM—Pamed in ship Betty, from Liverpool; barks Amity, trom do, and Richmond, from Antwerp ; ships Success and Robelua remain—the former tor Baleimore, the iatter for New York. y 8; AM—Ships Success and Robena getting under be o’clot NTLAND, Juty 4—Arrived, schr Cygnus, Steele, Caibarien, Sth—Arrived, barks, Black Eagle, Low,, Philadetphi Bridgeport, M organ, Buston, to load tor Liverpool; Gipsey Queen, York, Philadelphia; schrs BF F hienitegos; A Burton, #robock, Fhuindeiph wood Doran, Hudson, Hattie EB Sampson, Davis, ity, ‘McBean, New York. Gin-arrived, schts Virginia, McFadden, and R U Fisk, . Fisk, Kennebec for Philadelpiiia (and xailed), PROVIVENOE, July G—Arrived, schr M E Hearn,. Palmer, Philadelphia for Pawtucket, Sailed—Steamer McClelian, Howes, Norfotk; schrs Wm Mason, French, Georgetown, DO, Ralph M Hay Deane, Georgetown, DC; White Milliken, Balt: 1A Woods Norris, Vhiladetshiay sites A Serib- HG Winidin, Nichols, isitzabethports Varwick, Trenton, Ha: Fountain, Gee; Black: ickaon peed, Gorham, Chadwick ball, 2 avin ‘ane anni howard, Wi ms, New Yor! 6th—Arrived, schr Annie Verdin, Messick, Philadel- phia, cowed trom Dutch Island by steamer Canonions s. Sailed—Sehrsg Marcus L Ward. Grabam, Raritan and P King, Bliven, Hoboken. 7th—Arrived, steal thunter, Pei =} eee hia a rgietta, Jellersor Snel : neste, Faliaticionay Amel can Bagle, Shaw, do: if Brazos, smith, Port ort Jolt linsom 5; oscar ex, do: Chancellor, Fergwson, Helen Mar 1 Rondout: Sarah W Blake, hake’ i Julia Ann, Howell, Clinton fonts John Grockionk Hart, Goh Poaita, Knox, Gord Mi sain, Sm ity New " r EOrR sloop Fred Brown, Piison, Paw tucket fot E ‘ielow-—Bark Lizaie Dalghsh (Br), Stewart, Girgent! via Sailed—sehrs Armenia, Cale, Philadelphia: Sarah A Hofman, Hoffman.do; Wost Wind, ‘athbery, do; Blast: Varker, lrentons J cH Bartlett, § Burris, 8 Kew Fork ‘ork; Danie rr jansol le, Northup, do; J. Kay ner, )'B Cunningham, Scovill, ace Wm M Mocosbt Hi VAWEUGRET, July S-Arrived, schrs Maria E Hern Palm éipnin: Thomas E Cahill, Hallock, Port Sailed—Schra Jesse Ls “Fenton, Alexandria; pe Kenyon, Buckingham, Phuadelpaia; Hannah Dy Lt tiehaned, sehr Ocean Wavy, Riher, Phiteaetphing stoop Fred Brown, Wolsor SAN FRANCISCO, June 30° Cleared, ship Arkwright, 7S 7S Harris. Iquic Balled —B Sebastian Bac! aeaante tee SAAN July §Agrived, steamship San Salvador,. Nickerson, New York. ship Zodiac, Chapin, New York; bark. Catalpa, Harrington, Surinham, gtly,CoArrived, schts, Twenty-one Sisters, getters, ind Henry, Berry, Philadelphia; Beduvedeo, {rrived 7eh, sehr David Nickles, Wyman, Port Johnsons, aunaret i a ee, B, Hatch, tor Cow Bay, CB; ‘yke, Me! ae a fae 8; ‘hrs Sallie 8 , God~ yi Phiindelpiia; Hero, Bab w York Marlow: ; Hero, Baker, New Y. Hes BUMRRSRT, July ¢—arri Bliza § Potter, Potter, Philadelphia vir m schrs Sarah Silas l. phn rah roy eth a on jled—Sehr WP pha TaCoMa Tune Pullip tia isereing Nowe aCe ’ oe ae July S~Arrived, pi i Martin, ‘Trenton, YARD I—Arriyed, VINE! WY, Las g iy, i nie M Steelman ‘noni Soe Fe eae 4 fe Salem; 5 te "ato. Grae al aj paipine, lo dat ise Non Harper, Foran for New York's Mary ioe, "Bane oor ot Portland. = Samar ter, York, pact cones a ni Lady aii,