The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1873, Page 10

10 WASHINGT on, | Wash" cron, July 14 18te. Fudgments of she Co 4. of Claims To Be said. The ninety 4898 snowed by law for the govern- ment to appeal t+. suprome Court of the United Btates from th” | aecision of the Court of Claims on about five D” eared oases of the twenty per cent in- creases” ewed hy the act of 1867 to civil employés, Of Ve government in the city of Washington, “x. Pack Saturtay, and, no appeal having “pen taki chaimants will now have their sc wane audited. If the Comptrolier @ectiies the claims are payable out of the ‘sppropriation of this year they wf! be*paid at‘once; ‘mut if he should decide that theyhre payadle out of the/appropriation of last, year Congress will be cali4d upon to ‘make up tt¥e deftciency, a3 the ap- prepriation ef Jast year falls skort of the required aareunt to pay them abeut $265,900, on the 500 cases weRrred to. The judgment of the Court of Claims entered on the 14th of April, ad on the 2ist April jadgment was entered in favor of 700 ad- itional ciaimants. The ninety days allowed 0 appeal on the latter expire next Batarday, but the Attorney General is “of the opinion ‘that the Supreme Court ‘has covered all points in tne canes already heard “and that it is no use to appeal. Consequently none will be entered, and those cases also will be ‘audited and alidwed. As the ninety days do not expire until the present fiseal year, although judg- “mentwas entered during the last, it seems to be the impression that they ‘will be paid out of this ‘year’s apprepriation. The Revenue Marine Service. The revenue cutter Reliance, which has been re- “ ‘vently umdergoing repairs at Puget’s Sound, has been ‘ordered to return to Sitka, Alaska, and re- sume craising in those waters. The New Trade Dollar. Six pairs of dies for the new trade dollar were shipped from the Philadelphia mint on Saturday, ‘for San Francisoo, and four pairs for the mint at Carson City, Nev. The work of coining the hew-doliar will be commenced at those places as ‘soon as the dies are received, At the Philadelphia mint it has already been commenced, and the first bne coined was received by Secretary Richardson to-day as a specimen. The National Banks Sound. The examination of the national bank reports | ‘for dune 13, now being made, shows them, with ‘lew exceptions, to be in good condition. Appointments by the President. The President has appointed James McLear pension agent at Brooklyn, N. Y., and John J. Saville, of lowa, agent for the Indians of the Red Cloud agency, Wyoming. He also signed the com- missions of Messrs, S. 8, Farrell, postmaster at Covington, Ky., vice Jesse R. Grant deceased, and Joseph W. C. Bryant, Collector of Internal Revenue for the Fourth district of Tennessee, vice Mullins, sfleceased. Smith on His Travels. Commissioner Smith, of the Indian Bureau, left ona Western trip on Saturday evening. He goos -frst to Wisconsin, then to Minnesota, and thence to Dakota. He will visit many tribes of Indians during his tour, and will return to Washington about the latter part of August. In Uctober he will leave for Texas, for the purpose of holding a eouncil with the Kiowas and Cpmanches, WATERY GRAVES. An Old Man’s Body Found Floating in the North River. At about hali-past eight yesterday morning an eMicer o1 the Ninth precinct discovered the body of ®tman floating in the water at the foot of Barrow Street, North River. He procured a boat, and, with the assistance of soine ‘longshoremen, suc- beeded in getting the body on the duck. The body Was that of @ man apparently sixty years of age, and was dressed in a dark Woollen suit, white shirt, turn down collar, biack necktie, and bad shoes on. He had ull whiskers, iight complexion and was about five teet seven inches in heiht. The body was sent to the Morgue, there to await the coming of his friends if he has any. The Coroner will hold an inquest to-day. Whe Son of Harlem’s Wealthiecst Citizen | Drowned. Andrew P. McGown, aged 18, of 129th street | and Madison avenue, was drowned at the lumber fock, Mott Haven, yesterday morning, while bath- img. Mr. McGown was a promising young maa and had just returned from college. His tather is Pres- ident of the Harlem Gas Light Company, the Har- jem Navigation Company, and the prompter of | many uptown | enterprises. Andrew is bis | Didest son, and was, it is said, studying law. His prospects in life were’ more romising than those of most young men, and his Emit have the sympathy of all Bariem tn their awiul amMietion. Ali day yesteraay small boats were on the river dragging for the remains, but up toa late hour last night they had not been found. The fags on the Harlem boats yesterday were at half-mast, and the whole river seemed silent. The members of the boat clubs sat in the shade on their oats, talked of the sad death and looked sorrow- fully at the cruel river, The searchers for the body | worked ali night, aod when the moon came out tue ad refiection that the one they searched for had on Saturday evening enjoyed a sail en the river by its light forced itself upon them, A Mysterious German Falls From Pier 20 and is Drowned. At four o’clock yesterday morning, just as the “gray dawn was breaking,” Martin Miller and | Patrick Dwyer, both watehmen on pier 20, East | River, watched a man asicep on the head of the flock. As he appeared to be a respectable person | oe dia not arouse him, wishing to give him the | nefit of his stolen sleep. They walked around | the dock and out to the street, returning in about | five minutes. All w.s silent when they entered the shed of the pier, but a splash of something falliag | into the water attracted their attention, and tiey | ran to where they bad afew minutes before seen | the man asleep. He was gone, and nothing but a German book and a few letters were found where he had been lying, On looking into the water they saw a silk hat and a gray cloth cout floating in the Water. These articies they pucceeded in getting, but no sign of the man could | be seen, he having been carried down by the undertow. The coat, hat, book and letters were | i en to Oficer Dennin, of the Second precinct, who | rought them to the statien house, where they ow are. “Very Nearly.” A little tow-headed fellow named John Titington, while making rings in the water at the foot of | Swenty-second street, East River, fell overboard | and but for the daring of the workingmen near by ‘would have been drowned. The poor little fellow, Shivering and almost frightened to death, was car- | Tied to tis home by the laborer who saved htm, ‘Bnd placed in the arms of his mother, who, in her 4oy, forgot the thanks, ANOTHER MURDER IN PHILADELPAIA PHILapeLpHia, July 14, 1873, At half-past six o'clock thia eveuing, during an altercation between Michael Swavel, of 612 Cherry street, and John Weitzel, his son-inlaw, Swavei was knocked down and died immediately atter- wards. Weitzel was arrested and is held to await | She Coroner's action. The deceased was a man of violent temper, and is alleged to have struck the | rst blow. The difficulty grew out of the removal | from the premises of swavel of a piece of lead, valued at Gfty cents. THE LITTLE BROTHERS INDICTED. RicuMonD, Va., July 14, 1873. {n the Clarke Connty Court to-day Lycurgus and Bacar Little were indicted for the murder of their brother, Clinton, and, being arraigued, pleaded not ty. This is the adray which occurred near ‘inchester on the Sth of July, in which several ot the brothers Little were engaged, two of them aud sneir mother being wounded and one killed, ED BRUTAL ASSAULT IN NEWARS. * Yesterday while a man named Adam Gerlach, tectaing-.coruer 0! Court and Hediord streéts, was walking qalatly along Belmont avenue, near Wa- Terley pince, He Was suddenly set ‘ upon by fufians and }eaten, kicked wad stamped upon until rendered Kensible, He had to be removed © his home ings earriage. No arrests were made tnd no cause forstate attack assigned. JAD PATE OF A CANAL BOAT CAPTAIN NEAR x EWARK. Yesterday afternoon whise Washington Barber, taptain of a Trentun ¢, nal boat, was unloading wal from his craft in the’ Passaic River, at Belle- ville, near Newark, th © suddenly gave way recipiiating him into them ver,. He drowned be- re assistance Could reach trim, His wite witnessed a unfortunate occurrence win ch robbed hér of a isband. Alter considcrayje sca"cl the body was deeovercd, ‘ ———— tuirsty passenger entering to pak jor @ glass DOCK we " NEW YORK HERALD, TUKSDAY, JULY 16, 1673—TRIPLE SHEET. Se WATERING PLACE NOTES. Rev. Dp, The@iore L. Cuyler, of Brooklyn, was at Saratora last week making arrangements for the meeting of The National Temperance Convention, Which witl take place on the 26th of August. The Troy Times, Albany Argus, New York Metho- Sarptoga ist, roy Press, Syracuse Journal and Setineal have representatives ab Round, Lake, ‘Rensselaer county, N. Y. The great Adirondack New York State Park takes a portion of seven counties—Lewis, Fesex, Clinton, Franklin, St. Lawrence, Herkimer and Hamtiton, Mr, Aaron Ramond and family, of this city, have taken quarters for the Sammer in @ cottage at Englewood, The public bars in Saratoga are closed on Sun- day, an@ liquor drinking on that day must be done on the sly, The saloea keepers, however, have little pocket pistols, which they sell on Satur- day night, well leaded and labelied “X sise com- missioner’s Sunday vip.”” A young married woman in Chicago attempted to commit suicide because her husband refused to take her to Saratoga. General Grant bas promised to visit the White Sulphur Springs, in Virginia, during the Summer. Fifteen coaches, filled with men, women and children, went up the sides of the Catsktil Moup- tains on Wednesday last. The landlords of the;ho- tels are lovely under the influence of the rogh of visitors, ‘There are seventy-two persons, male aad female, who claim to be newspaper correspondents at Saratoga Springa, Two-thirds of them are dead- head Bohemians, The morning beverage at Saratoga is Congress water and gin and bitters. At Long Branch itis whiskey sour and soft crabs. Fewer Congressmen are af the watering places this season thar was ever before remarked. They do not like ‘to hear that back salary grab affair talked about, AS many as three thousand people have arrived at Long Branch in one day. L. Butcher, the cutlery manufacturer of SheMeld, England, is at Cengress Mall, Saratoga Springs, MR. WHITING’S EDUCATIONAL BEQUESTS, Boston, July 14, 1873. The will of the late William Whiting gives $5,000 to Harvard College for a scholarship, $1,000 to the relatives and friends and the remainder to nis wife aud children. SUNSTROKE, As Francis Smith, a young man about nineteen years of age, was returning from his work yester- day afternoon the heat overcame him at the corner of Second avenue and Fourth street. After being attended by Dr, Treskatis he was sent to his -sixth strect. home, at 326 Kast Thirt; FIRE, A slight fire broke out in the second story of 69 Corwine street, at half-past eight o’clock last night, which caused about seventy-five dollars damage before it was extinguishe: Owned by John Brant. KENTUCKY, a A DESPERATE CRIMINAL SHOT. Saturday, July 3, was the day set for the trial, at Ovensville, of William G, Satterfield, arrested on the charge of burning the town of Owensville last April, on the strength of evidence given by the horse-thief Hayden, who was arrested near Owens" ville a few weeks ago. In. the evidence given by Hayden against Satterfield he said Satterfield had tried to hire him to burn the town. When Colonel Hurt, the attorney for Satterfleld, accused him of swearing falsely, Hayden made at the lawyer, when Satterfield and his crowd rushed towards him with revolvers in their hands. Mr. Hoon, tie jailer, with Barnes and several other cool and eter: mined citizens, interiered and averted a collision Which would have ended ina very bloody tight, | The resuit was a stampede of spectators irom the | court room. The Court then adjourned till to-day, as it was evident that the trial could not procee at that time without bloodshed. Satterfield swore that while on the street, before going home, he would kill Mr. Hoon, Barnes and several other citizens of Owensville who had en- deavored to have him brought to justice. and to- day he rode into town with his son and son-in-law, | armed with double-barreled shotguns and revol- | vers. Hoon did not wait for him to commence, but | fired two loads into his body with a double-bar- | reled gun, loaded with bucksuot, which caused his | Geath in a few hours, Satterfield has been re- garded a8 a desperate and dangerous character, and his death is not much regretted by the law- abiding citizens. He has been under indictment since last Summer for stealing a horse in Madison county, which was traced to his place and found there in his possession by the owner. FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. —_+—____ The Grand Council of Berne has adopted obliga- tory civil marriages as a law by a large majority. No new appointment to the command of the French Army of Versailles will be made in the roum of Marshal MacMahon, The Khedive of Egypt is building, in Oriental Style, another suburban kiosk, near Constantino- ple, in the picturesque neighborhood of Tchamlidja. The police of Rome have arrested the chie’s of the International in the city, and seized some im- jortant documents. None of the individuals taken nto custody are Roman. The judicial Assizes circuits in Scotland, which are just over, have been unusually heavy, both as reggrds the number and the kind of cases tried, At Glasgow one juage had set down for him no less than six cases of inurder. The crime of murder is considerably on the increase in Scotland. The Austrian government, with the consent of the Spin of Turkey, kas Parcnesed a site in the town of Bosna-Serat for bui ding @ suitable episco- al residence for the Roman Catkolic Bishop of Bosnia, as also a convent and sehool for the order of the Gray Sisters of Agram. ‘The Bishop had hitherto no smitadle abode in the ey at of the border proyinee, and was obliged to take up his residendé af a house belonging te the Franciscans, seven hours’ ride or drive beyond the wails. The Turkish government has reverted to its orig- inal resolution of instituting an inquiry into all the circumstances connected with the recent riots in | the church of Bethlehem, and Hts Exceliency Zeiver Bey will leave shortly for Palestine as special com- missioner of the Porte lor this a Zeiver Bey is head of the department in the Ottoman Min- istry for Foreign Affairs, which takes cognizance of the religious affairs of the non-Mussulman commu- nities in Turkey. ENGLISH WORKINGMEN IN COoUNCIL.—The public sittings of the second annual Congress of the British Federation of the International Workingmen’s Assoclation have been resuimed in the Mechanics’ Institute, David street, Manctester. Citizen Vickers presided at the organization, and there were present other eighteen delegates and one oung lady.—Citizen de Morgan read a teiegram e bad received from “Citizen Kugene Dupont,” London, sending the “fraternal greetings of the French branch in London and the Congress at Lon- don,” and intimating that the trades’ union de- monst. jon at London had been a great success that day. The telegram concluded with the words, ‘Long Li fe to our association.” ENGLAND’s COMMERCE.—From the octal returns of the Custom House officers at Liverpool, it Appears that during the mouth of May, 1673,'the hutiber of ships wich arrived inward was 133, ana the register tonnage 102,533 tons, against 126 ships ap 1 tons in the corresponding month of last The tetal number of ships reported in- ward bound from January 1 to May 30 was 2,25 8, | and the tonnage 1,725,685, being an increase from the beginning of the year tothe end of May of 118 Ships aud 135,934 tons ever the same period of 1872, | Tue number of vessels whick cleared from the Mersey during the five months was 104, of 78,134 tons, against 100 ships of 74,639 in the corre- sponding months of the previous year. A Hose Panic in FRancr.—Lettets from various bead of Brittany and Normandy say there have been large purchases of horses aid live stock dur- ing the Ret imonths by the English and by Ger- mans. The population do not complain of these purchases, which keep up prices, but they are plexed to know the reason for them, Th ‘regard to the cattle it ts probably speculation; but the pur- chase of horses, chiefly for Germany, excites sur- prise. The French papers are sounding 4 note of alarm. They say the means of remounting their own artillery and cavairy will be wanting if this commercial campaign by English and Germans. Witch for the present is confined to the Kust an West of France, should extend to the central prov- inces of the country. per- WISE DRINKERS ON A 5S} B.—-Advices from Switzerland state that a strike of 4 new kind hag just occurred in the commune of Beguins (Vaud), and is likely to extend to the gt ey ay districts. it is that of the wine and beer drinkers. Two nigiits of trost caused some alarm as to the wine and the proprietors of wine shops and cafes heid @ secret meeting and determined te raise the rices, The public, om its side, after ion, decided foe sult is that all trely deserted, th the excepion of an occasional of town of Concord for its Public Library, $50,000 to | TEE CHOLERA. Disense in Memphis, Tenn. Menruis, Tenn., July 14, 1873. There were no deaths from cholera in this city to-day. A few cases of sporadic cholera occasion- ally appear, but excite no apprehension. Many persons who left the city during the prevalence of cholera are returning. The morning train for Louisville, which was discontinued on account of the cholera, has been resumed, Cholera at Paducah, Ky. NASHVILLE, Tenn., July 14, 1873. Several deaths occurred at Paducah, Ky., yester- day and last night from cholera, caused by im- Decrear’, of the pd prudence, The exact number of deaths 1s not reported, ee og EAT pipette Deaths Reported in Ohio CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 14, 1873. Two deaths from cholera are reported here to- day. Cholera at Trenton. TRENTON, N. J., duly ‘Ms, 1873. At the Board of Health meeting evening Dr. ‘Coleman reported that Patrick Ward dicd of Asiatic cholera last Sunday in one of the filthiest purheus of the city, called Guyersville, Aphysician was with deceased in nis dying moments, and is steadfast in his belief that the case had all the symp- toms of the dreadful disease. Much alarm has been ‘created here in consequence. ARREST OF AN ALLEGED CALIFORNIA TICKET THIEF, In Newark, N. J,, last night, between cight and nine o’clock, a man named G, Hamill, a cigar dealer, was arrested oR suspicion of hav- jing stolen a ticket from Boston to San‘ Francisco, worth $140, from the office of ©. L. Bartlett & Co., the Pennsylvania Railroad ticket agency in Boston. It appears that early yesterday morning Hamill and well-looking boy of about sixteen, giving his name as Harmand, tallied at the oftice of Mr. M. D, O'Connor, Erie Agent, Market street, Newark, and offered te sell the at ticket im question, Mr. O'Connor once suspected something was wrong, cially as the ticket Was unstamped with the r’s seal. He placed the matter in the hands of | Detectives Smith aud McManus, and soon a litule | telegraphing with Boston proved Mr. 0’Connor’s | suspicions correct—the ticket had been stolen, | Hamill left the ticket with O'Connor. In the evening, Wken he called, he was snatched by the oficers and marched tothe station, He disowns all criminality in the matter, and says the boy so!d it to him for $76 and returned to Boston yester- day. Last night Detective Smith started for Pos- ton to confront the boy, who probably fancies him- self secure. MURDER IN NEW ORLEANS, NEW ORLEANS, July 14, 1873. Policeman Demasseliier was stabbed seventeen times and killed to-day by Nelson I everain, MUSIC IN WASHINGTON SQUARE. The Department of Public Parks announce that if the weather is fine there will be music by the Central Park Band at Washington square to-day, from five to seven o'clock P, M, The following is the programme :— P, 1. March, “Introductory” 20: Pi Pi Pari 5. Selection, “Barbiere (i 6 Mazurka,’*Arm In Arm . Promenade, “Helle Hele “Amaryllis? a THE OSEESE MARKST, 4 Unica, N. ¥.. July 14, 1878, ‘The offerings here to-day footed ‘only 6,000 boxes, the offerings of inost {ne being rather small, The vales reached {u 000 Loxes, at Mize. a 12s. ‘The ruling figures were Ic. a ‘The week? s factory, for which therg was unu-tial competition. was settied for 13ixe, At Little Fulls 710 boxes of private dairy were offered and old. Tho ruling figures for these were Ie. allige, Two lots sold tor Lc. ; 8,000 boxes of {ac.o-y were offered ho ‘ruling figure was 12c.; the ex- SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day, SUN AND MOON, NIGH WATER, Sun rises, + $41] Gov, Island.....eve 12 29 Sun sets... » 7 20] Sandy Hook..morn 11 54 Moon rises,....¢ve 11 11 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST. ‘Steamers. | Destination. | 4 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green oad wi Hell Gate.......eve 22 nla. Scotia... Catedon Kroupring innesota Sid. veu 2 Bowhng Green Eayp Liverpooi:. }6y Broad way. Abpesinia :|Liverpool: : |¢ Bowling Green India... Jaswow. ...|7 Bowling Green Algeria, Liverpool: :/4 Rowling Green Pennsyivani Glasgow... :|72 Broadway. Manhattan. Liverpool ../2¢ Broadw: Olympia Gtascow.. :.|7 Bowling Green OUM. oe (Bremen... |2 Bowling Green City of Baltimore. | Liverpool, |15 Broadway. BTA... css ly 24..]Hamourg :.|61 Broad wi Gaelic. 'y 28. .|Liverpool. .|1 Ville d Ly 26. RS Canada Tpool Batavia... jcc uly 38:-|Liverpoot gsi ‘itv of Montreal. July 26..|Livervool..|15 Broadway. Russia, July 30:/1Liverpool ys Bowling Green Virginia y 6..1Glasgow.... Me Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 14, 1873. Binal CLEARED. Steamship WT Truxton, Frisbie, Brazos—Churchill & Munor’s Sons, Steamship Franconta, Bragg. Portlané—J F At Ship Richard Robinson, Stetson, Havre—Snow & Bur- ens. : Bark Robt Godirey (Br), Chapman, Bristol—E E Mor- fan's Sons, eaek Twogini © Decoti (Ital), Derasso, Cork or Fal- mouth —A P Agresta, Bark Henry Filtner (Br), Dickey, Trieste—Jas E Ward 2 Co. g Bath Reindeer, Wellington, Barbados—H Trowbridge's ns. Bark Antelope, Vavis, St Thomas—Roche Bros & Co. Bark Morning Star (Br), Waugh, St Jago and. Guanta- namo—Wayilell & Co. Bark Germania (’ort), Hendrickson, Quebec and Opor- bet Ue r& Bri Brig Therese (Swed), Buggist, Stettin—Tetens & Book- mann, 4 Brig Molus (Br), Weaver, Kingston, Ja—Leayoraft & 0. Brig Aylesford (Br), Dixon, Aylesford, NS—Has aban- age and will be wens, Mary Grace (Br), Windsor, NS—D R De ol Brig Magaquadarie (Br), Johnson, St John, NBed Prye & Co Brig Alexander Nickels, Peters, Galveston—A M Btack- ole. mn, po Goth Enoch Moore, Chambers, Greytown (Nicl—J B regs. plchr Rosalie (Br), Albury, Harbor Island—Joseph meas, echt Dandy (Br), Bullard, Harbor Istand—Joseph shea Schr Minnie Como (Br), Collins, Hamilton (Bermuda)— Dunscomb & Frith. geht Marion (Br), Dakin, St Jobo, NB&P I Nevius & Son. ahr Belinse, Roundtree, Savannah—Bentley, Miller & 0. chr John, Williams, Wilmiagton, NC—E § Powell. Schr Jessie B smith, Tyler, Georgetowu—Benuey, Gil- dersleeve & Co. Schr R A Forsyth, Hobbie, Stamford—Stamford Mana- facturing Co. Steamer Vesper, Davis, Wilmington, Dei~A Abbott. Steamer Anthracite, Grace, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THR HERALD STAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONZ TELEGRAPH LINE. hip Egypt (Br), Grogan, Liverpool Jt 2 and jai sly with mdneoand passengers te F Ws uly 4, loo miles west of Fastnet. passed steam- ship Wisconsin, from Liverpool for New York. Steamship Oceanic (Br), Kiddie. Liverpool July 8 and e thy with mdse aud 44 passengers Tz, lat 42 43, Jon 61 ¥ dra: 01 82, p > mgnthia (Br), bound Mi ta p “ity ot New York (Br), Lochcad, Liverpool July | and Queenstown 24, with mdse nt a8 pacen: ers to John G Dale, July 7, lat 47 6c, lon, 864 passed bark Harold (of Haitax), from ‘ool for New York ; nd * nchooner-rigged indy AM, 22 miles east o st for Liverpool. Steamship Wisconsin (Br), Freeman, Liverpool, July 2, and Queenstown $rd, with ihdse and 1,381 passengers to Williams & Guton. July 9 tat 4434, Ion 40 gated a it, Lith, ba 10, lon i YO, with ae cy iM Daaseirere to 4 LATE A tate be oo ote" eameahip Ci an Antonio, Pennington, Gatveston July 3, vin Key West 9th, With ‘iu us sito cn Mallory & Co. eee Steamship George Washington, Vail, Now Orleans July” 7, with mage and Passenzers to Clark & Seaman, 8! fy, Kllefson, Tarracona 53. da with %, iron, &e, to Gores & Arpuintrauy i sed Gibraltar June f; July te eae | 4 Liver} i order. Pi July 13, dat nm 8.13, «poke bark Netherland (D fora ef igraam ie age (iver, trom Philadel ve fark Deodata (Nor), Andersen, Cardiff 50 days, WOR CLS Vouel Wo Moe & Vocknene. Bark, Nor (Non, | Jahn, Bergen ent we via Hampton Spoken. Roady TL pa Ariau, Maianzas, 14 days, in bal- Endeavor, Warland from New York for Yokoha- der. Mark Vente i(9f Mandeor, NB), Davin, Q th coal to © B Swath 3 ney.’ Tait in port bark Milile May, for, New York July J Kaie (ot Shelburne, Ns), 3 F 4 Lay with coal Wo CB Swan & Bon, vessel to Brett Int 42, fon if CB. 4 1 CO OAT White Son & Co; July 6 In spoke schr Waterloo, iro rer Ctiag dal), Lauro, Liverpool 62 days, with salt res sina (I with tron to orde: rig He Cibraltar 9 re ARs TI (Port), Santos, Lisbon 3% ym weit 4 daye, gif La aunp) vevsel to Funch, Bily¢ & Co. “bry Teapot vPeteeliveg {diab Sigour, Blo Janeiro 68 ai 5 e oagrig he Patterson (of Turks Island), Anderson, Porto Cabello 16 days, with coffee, seine, £6 to Dallett, Bliss & CO. teem QI ET S 4 “4 Brig Guysboron (of Windsor, NG), Enos, Milk River, Va, af days. with fogwood to J. Leaycratt £ Co; vessel {9 master," June 200m Cape Antonio, spoke brig An minegos fot be h sugar, to Bru ¢ fre Sm ee ete oo ee Jlenius se eae ine Mitchell tof Dundes), Stevenson, Cienfuegos, days, wit m laces to Rublra & Co, voasel to onder: ‘ ri itt ig F I Merriman, ‘aw, Catbarien 1 days, wil f to'R A Robinson & C ~ jr apt melee ea of Paagon: smit Serareiah 2 gaya, with yellow pine, tod Ruseell & a e8%\ to H Y “Bre Kobi Dion, Blatehford Savannah @ days, With ciloer pine 40 Russell “& Go} vesel to Squires rn on. . chr CS Bushnell (of New Haven), Mayo, Buenos ayren, June in ulaee to Bentley, vildersiecve & Uo. iy Ds lat 8 Flea Cad spoke bark New Light, from ‘0 tu timers. Schr Cuile, Pender, Para 18 Gays, with rubber and nuts, toT G Gomarez; vessel to BJ Wenberg. ‘Sch Matilda, Wilder, Tampico, 29 days, with hides, 4c, to J W Wilson & Co; vessel to master. Bchi Nelile Cushing (o! Roeland), Wood, Yabacoa, PR, gone, 29, wot sugar, &c, tod V Onativia & Co; vessel to P vins & Son. Fehr Lottie ‘of Baltimore), Johnson, Havana 18 days, mtn sugar to Frankie & Fisher; vessel to Jas E Ward & 0. Schr LN Lovell, Gage, Bayport, Fla, 16 days, with cedar to Seaman, Bevel & Co; veuscl to Bentley, dalder- sleeve & Co. Schr Wm Jones (of Boston), Robinson; Port Royal, 80, 9 days, with yellow pine to $ © Loud & Co. Beir Ridgewood, Henderson, Georsetown, 80, 7 days, pith ngval stores’ to Dolluer & Potter; vessel to ED Newhern, NO, 4 days, with las Patterson. Arey, Wilmington, NO, 7days, with er Bros. d. M A Condon, Hardy, Richmond, Schr Oakes Ames, Edmonds, Alexandria, Schr A F Kindberg, Thomas, Alexandria for New Ha- ne Ity, Virginia. 5 Virgiuiae Se all, Russell, Virginia. Schr Snewfuke, Brown, Virginia Schr D8 Miller, Cranmer, Virginia, Schr E P simpson, Vail, Virginia, ur Schr Del Mar, Waliace, naval stores and cotton to Schr Walter Irvinj naval stores to Pai Be Schr ida A Thayer, Hudson. Virginia. Schr Bliza Jane, Budd. nia. Sehr Wm MeGce, Woodiand, Virginia. Schr Belle Halladay, King, Georgetown, DO. Schr Henry Parker, Lewis, Georg :town, DO. Schr $ W Bunnell, Bunnell, Georgetown, DO. Schr Harriet Thor Van Cleif, Georgetown. DO. Schr Jaines Veldren, Cavilier, Georgetown, DO, Sehr F French, Throckmorton, Maryland. The bark G M Tucker, arrived 13th from Matartras, is cones to J H Winchester & Co (not as beiore re- orted), y Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTA. Brig Manzanillo, Benson, Calais for New Yorx, with Immber to Simpson & Clapp. Sehr Sadie FCaller, Webber, Port Caledonia, CB, 11 days, for New York, with coal to Bird, Perking & Job. Schr Almonak, Rogers, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candia & Pressoy. Sehr Alice Oakes, Marsden, Gardiner for New York, with lumber to © G Covert, Schr Ida Blia, Wilbur, Pembroke tor New York, with lumber to Jag Murray, Schr West Felmouih, Rogers, Lincolnville for New York, with lime to Candia & Pressey. Schr Gen Howard, Erskine, Providence tor New York. Scur Hattie 8 Collins, Tribble, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to Saml Dean & Uo. Schr Undine, Hammond, Portland for New York, with wRehrdoun Wright, Odber, East Haadam for New ¥. ir Joon r, East landam for New Yo wit lumber to Pertinent Ge si Schr Warren Gates, Smith, Millstone Point for New York, with stone to order, Sclir Atiantte, Knowlton, Fall River for New Yor Schr Hamburg, Westcott, New Haven for Phi adelphia. Schr A'S Wilder, French; Pawtucket for New York. Schr Corvo, Pickering, Providence for New York Schr Anadir, Corwin, New Haven for New York, Schr Maria Adelaide, Coombs, Bath for New Yori, *hancellor. Ferguson, Providence for New York. Golden, Providence tor New York. nham, New Haven for New York. Schr Hastings, Chase, New Bedford for New York. Schr Chas 5 ‘Rogers, Mayo, Rockport for New York, with stone to order, Schr Ambassador, Morris, Providence for New York. Schr Kliza Hamilton, Cole, Norwich for New York. Schr Mary A Rice, Rice, Portland for New York. Sehr Carrle. Tate, Hyannis for New York. Schr J D Ingraham, Dickinson, Middictown for New | waclir Rally Mesrist Aesizeon, Cota Spring for New York. ‘chr Sat! lerritt, Hodgson, ‘pring for New York. Rehr Breeze, Taunton tor New York, Dhew, Cook, Taunton tor New York. Schr Mary Emina, Nichols, Newport for New York. Schr Mary Greea, fisher, New Haven for New York. Schr Thos P Cooper, lecner, Fall River for New York. Schr Niger, Hod: worth, Ci:y Island for New York. Schr Julia Franklin, Sloner, Rockland for New York, with stone to Dean & MeName. Schr Minquas, Heaney, Providence for New York. Sehr H Blackman, Arnold, Providence for New York. SchrJ & M Merryman, ‘Smith, Provideace for New ‘ork. Schr Lizzie Taylor, Schr Win Voorhies, Schr Mary Tice, Di ‘ovidence for New York. doldsmith, Newport for Now York. Schr J M Freeman, Eldridze, Norwich for New York. Schr Fannie Butler, Sherman, Portland tor New York. BOUND East. U8 search steamship Ticress, Commander Jas A Greer, New York for Arctic Kegions, Steainship #ranconta, Bragg, New York for Portlant, Schr Jessie (Br), Foster, New York for St John, NB. ‘chr AE Martin, Buell, Georgetown, DC. for New Ha- 5 ven. Schr Hannah D, Atkins, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr Eila H Barnes, Avery, New York for New Haven, SchrJennie Lind, Benson, New York for Brantford. Schr A F Kindberg, Thomas, Alexandria for New Ha- ven. Schr Addic P Avery, Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven. ene Azclda & Laura, McIndoe, New York for Port: : Schr Eleanor, Stephens, Amboy for New Haven. pacht Lavinia’ Barnes, Coleman, Poughkeepsie for 0 Mary Anna, Steelman, Philadelphia for Hi . ir mantic, Beebe, Elizabethport Tar wich yee Ruth Halsey, Jayne, Port Johnson for Wood's 01 Ie. Schr James Buchanan, Relly, New York for Derby. Schr Reading RR No dl, James, New York for New Ha- ven. Steamer Electra, Mott, New York tor Providence, BELOW. Bark Ton! (Ger), Jonson, from Barrow May 22 (by pilot Bark Gactano (Ital), boat Washington, No 22). SAILED. Ship Richard Robinson, Havre; bai Sagua la «rand eindeer, Barbado: Gloucester, B; Emelia Crampa (tal), Cor boat & F Williams No F 65 days from Palermo (by pilot Yumuri Sea Crest Paola Schiafil al), do or do; Mornin, nas; Morning ht ({tal), Penarth ‘iza Bares (Br), Hamilton (Bermuda) Bigs Alex Nickels, Galves- Cleta (Br), Belize; Clara & ton Nellie Husted, ¢ Fdenas 5 Giota | icine nes (Br), Exeter, E; schrs’ Minnie Cronan (br), Ber- mud ; Lizzie Ives, Frederickstad, a Wind at sunset, 88W. Marine Disasters. Snir Goupey Fixxce, Horton, from New York for San Francisco, put into Rio Janciro June 4 for repairs. No particulars. Barx Monance (Br), now lying dismasted and aground in St Andrews Sound, will be sold at auction at Brung- ‘wick, Ga, on the 15th'inst, together with the cargo land- ed from her and all appurtenances. Scur Rautiwoxs, Taylor, at Philadelphia Ith, from Richmond, lost deck load of tles during asquall of Chincoteague, Scr § Rogers, from Rockport, Mass, for New York, went ashore on ledge Fence morning of 12th inst, but = the afternoon without damage and 'pro- ceeded. Sour Taowas G Sutra, at Boston July 12 from Philadel- phia, was ashore on George's Island, below Boston, but came off without damage. Hauax, July 4—A bark, name unknown, supposed to be the Austrian, in ballast, from Trelaud, bound to Now York, is ashore at Grand River, CB. Livenroot, June 9—The bark Die Togend, Bugdabl, hence tor Alexandria, Va, which was in collision in the Mersey with the Tibet (s), from Bombay, was at anchor at the time Inside New Brighton. The former vessel has since returned to dock, where a portion, if not all of her cargo is to be discharged to repair planks injured above and below the water line. Sranuxr, FI. April 2i—The D HM Dade, Rymer, from Leith for San Franciseo (coals, 4c), which puc in here leaky, &c, Sept 21 last, and sailed hence March 22 for Rio Janerlo, did so to,goitite dry dock: her tron and bricks are still _here.—|The above vessel arrivea at Buenos Ayres on April 6.) Miscellaneous. Purser R W Kennedy, of steamship Morro Castle, from Havana, has our thanks for promptly forwarding our files and despatches. Bark La Puata, 384 tons, of Salem, where she was built Jo 18, and since owned ‘by RW Ropes & Co has been sold for $16,500, and will hereafter hail from New York. Messrs Leighton & Co's new fishing sche, built at Eesex by WA &DR Burnham, mé 71.67’ tong burthen, and hasbeen named the ¥ Charles F Carter is master, 1l—The wrecked material, ny chors, chains, blocks, windlass, bowspri ars, saved trom the fishing schr Empire "i Shi June 4, Falmouth, #, Mi Ship Oithi pool, May 25, 1a-& bey ja, Port Bald 8 days and | bo! Stewart, New Orleans. DN, «Ww. I 5 aybor, ‘From New Yerk for San Francisco, "Bhi ‘sapphire Dursley, trom Cardiff for Callao, June lat ts on 25 W Bark J L Wickwire (Br), Murray, from, Mouimein tor ines3 12 5, 8 Ton 17 34 E. an, Reed, from San Francisco for Liver- ‘Game Bigddara irom New York for Mel- Fee BTA Nata Sn Lnaen Bab Bark Wi! Jon / lowell, Me, Jupe 4 ea get cor Fon odtags trom Trapani for Boston ua Soils oF Fike Vs wee paacorearare iene oh rig Oosina (den), Bolwin, it A ig Hermes, July 11, off Phoenix Island. y Gosina Rio Grande &6 days, with brig He ly. nist fe ws Goss £0; vessel wo C Robins & Cb. sells 46 Labbey, ota duskwoavale for Boston, Joly 12 ig Mayia (Ger), Von Helms, Santos, April 25, vig at 38.08, lon Is, Jply 8, with cofice to Wright, Brown Fo: eign Ports. Borpravx, July 7—Sailed, steamship Louisiana (Br), her, Pike, from Rie edsot, from do; Ar cool barks Sarmiento, Lewis, for Portland , Wooster, and New England, Baxter Hep eat “Sout” Ban BUENOS AYRES, June june. 3AC 5 i: Gould, tn; 1” Clarendon (Br), Lavender, tiom New York, dieg” ort Coe ae ta cated, ewcamshlp CZ ayvourne New York. «samergad (Br), laccuTta, June $—In port sh! 8 for New York (before Fer ef toil tent | olny Jornan, (OF Bor’ in Yar National Hag man, Proce’ ag down May 2%, bark Abbotsford (Br), Venus, for Sow York owe Nay KN port J Bikmors, andFI fs wrence, lag. ved, bar] o, Richardson, Hail Columbi Brereton, St Jago, to ia; Sullivan, Perry, Kingston, Ja; ‘osak, Smith, New York. York, Arrived Sth, brigs et aunts, wyer, ¥ Sailed Sth, bark Neptune, Beal, Boston; brig American vaton, Collins, Philadelphia; schr Geo Peabody, White, 0. Sailed . ‘k Agnes, Kohl, New York. an porrbth brig fiat Columbia’ Brercton, Philadel- Canpex. J 4—Arrived, achr Rubina (Br), St Jol! Sta, brig ‘Desees Ops New York; soar Muggle Dy vin! York. Balled sun hark Gastie ‘yman, Vochrane, Falmouth, §; brige Amy 4 Lane, Carver, do; Manson, Gitkey, norttt of Hatteras, Havana, July 5—Arrived, brig Henry Trowbridge, Dinek o Bangorische bee a "Beno Pasca- ou! Site Dyer, New ny ‘th, steamship Juan G Meiggs, Shacktord, New i ‘Arrived 10th, steamship Clty of Mexico, Sherwood, New ai for ila, New York ; Sailed Sth, brigs Rosario (Sp), Caroline pre rerecs Matanzas; 7th, schr Charles E Glen, Derr, north of Hatteras; Scammell, pinlh, Cardenas. ied 8th, bri steamer Juan G Seigas, Shuckiord, Aspinwall; vth, sibs non almouth; ithone (Br). Roberts, and Tor ilder, horth of Hatteras. Union, Cotter, F rent, Wi Hativax. July 18—Arrived, steamships Hibernian (Br), Arche: a Tr] via stJohns, NF, for Quebec; Nesto- rian (Br), ay laltnore for Liverpool; yacht Ethel, Portland'for Labrador, POOL, July 14—Arrived, steamship Wyoming (Br), Morgan, New York. Mataszas, July §—Arrived, brige Caroling (Br), ‘Thur- ber St Jolin, NBi Mary (Br), Haches, Annapolis, Ng. Arrived 7 . brig Caroline Gray, Robinson, Havana. Sailcd 7th, brig Home, Geni, Baltimore; 8th, bark Continental, Bunker, north of Hatteras. Monteeat, July 1—Arrived, bark Deogaum (Br), Mc- Leod, Shandhae via Sandy Hook, Cleared 11th, barks l’oseidon (Nor), Knudsen, Montevi- deo; Yarmouth (Br), Brown, Buenos Ayres, Firwourm, July 13, 8PN—Arrived, steamship Hammo- nia (Ger). Voss, New York for Hamburg. agemenstows, July 14 10 AM Arrived, steamship Baltic , Ke New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Gvenxc, July M—Cleared, steauiship Circassian. (Br), Wylie DereCa nr Sve 7G as 10 JANEIRO, Y 27—Arrives owan, McFar- land, Baltimore (and cla June 8 for United States): corn bark Aurelia, Brooks, Buenos Ayres; June 3, ships N B Palmer, Nairn, New York; 4th, Golden Fleece, do for fran Fgneteco (Cor repatra) oth, bark Blair Achiol (Br). from Salt Island; Virginid Dare, Bell, Richmond, *. Sailed June 4, barks New Light, Chapman, Baltimore; 5th, Annie Willams (Br), for Darien, s Arturo. (Aus, Kossovich, New York ; Arleccbino ({tal), Megno, lo. Als)'sailed Juaé 5, bark Memento (Nor), Hoy, north- ern pot Cleared June 5, brig Lizzie & Ada (Br), for Baltimore; gchrs Nancy W Sinith, Tooker, do; White Wing, WilKams, Para. Sovruauerox, July 14—Arrived, steamship Tasmania Bp, Aspinwalkand West Indies, Stanuay, FI, May 12—Put in, ship Dartmouth (Br), Els- den, from 8an Francisco for ‘Queenstown (with master ick). Sacua, Joly 5—Arrived, brig Sally Brown, Mathews, Philadelphia schr James Ford, Huntiey, New York. RATPREY, CH, July 2—sailed, sehr Abbott Deveraux, ic 2 nazyoum NB, July 12—Arrived, schr Telegraph, Priest, ndout aGleaged 12th, schr Belle Crowell, Nickerson, Alexan- ria, Va. Yasacoa, PR, June 29—In port brig. Lottie (Br), Crowell, for Baltimore, ldg; schrs Harriet Hrewster, Squires, tor New York, ldg; Aerolite (Br), Boudrot, for Norwich, do. {Per Srrausare Reyrrt.) pene, June 26—Salled, Star of Hope, Petersen, jew Yor! @ Haba el June 80—Arrived, Darien (3), Leighton, Phila- elph ‘Huipésr, June 8—Arrived, Northumbrian, Figgio, Ph adelphia. BREMERHAVEN, June 28—Arrived, Scaramanga, Thomp- son, Pensacola. Ononsrapt, June 25—Arrived, Patria, Ulenias, New eae Samson, Lunoo, Galveston; 26th, Tros, Herlofsen, Phila Ca delphia, ny I NZ, June 16—-arrivea, Geo A Holt, Nor- 0 NTRRAU hields, Chueurta, Jane 28— Arrived, Calumet, Cheever, Boston. naiiled from Saugor May 23,’ John N ‘Cushing,’ Baxter, jaulmain, Deal, July 1—Arrived, Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, and Oryar Odd. Johannesen, Lendon for New York. Passed 3th, Hattie M, Cunningham, trom Antwerp for Sydney, CB; 1, Einily Lowther, Cain, from Phila- delphia for Ham! WA uNGENESS, June 29—Passed, Columbus, Ihlider, from New York for Bremen. a June 30—-Sailea, Lagertha, Hendricksen, New a ork. Exooura, June 30—Off, Envoy, Bryant, from Boston for Antwerp. i Grovcesran, June 30—Arrived, Amy, Pinkham, Balti- more. xaiat {Yanwourm, June 50—Arrived, Levant, Jones, few York. Bakara June 30—Arrived, Assaye, McRitchie, New 01 rk. fut, June 28—Arrived, Channol Li Anderson, Portland, 0; Larkspur, Story, New York; 80th, Colum: bus Blethen, Callao; July 1,” Trenton, Crowley, Pensa- cola. Hetvorr, June 27—Arrivea, Butland, Jameson. Bata- via; Kong Carl, Hendrichson, New Orieans; 23th, Grace, Reynolds, w York, Lirsrcot, June 30-Arrived, David Crockett, Burgess, gnd Monmouthshire, Irvine, Sen Francisco: Alfred, Gray, javanna Cleared 30th, Kepler, Romary, Baltinore; Michael An- eelo Pleve, Sidgno, New York. Entered out wth, Wise usin (s), Freeman, New York; Heels, Murphy. Boston; Zouave, Rowell, lio Janciroi Vancouver, Brown, San Francisco; Alaska, Humphrey, alcutta. Loxpox, June $0—Arrived, Annie Gray, Mare, New York: duly 1, Ornen, Pedersen, Darien. Cleared June 30, Amalie, Lélietwicn, New York (and sailed fom Gravesend July), Sailed from Gravesend July 1, Washington, Walker, New York. Lxcuors, June 26—Arrived, Dorian (s), Taylor, Genoa. Faragce cane 29—Sailed, Fido, Mi len (rom Ham- burg) New York. ‘ Pees Joly 1, Rotterdam (s), Hues, from Rotterdam for New York. Neexae June 14—Sailed, Richard Bearse, Bartaby, lew 4 QuexNstown, June 28—Arrived, Abraham, Matcovich, New York; ‘ath, Art Union, Trenovith, San Francisco; Francis, Hill, do via St Helena; Stella, Olivari, Balti- more; Chios do; Amy kos, Jansen, New Or- * w Yor! Sailed 28th, Minion, Hansen, Clyde; Soth, Bianca Sal- vatore, Leboffe, Galway; Pulcinefia, Lauro, Sligo. , Rxvat, June'23—Arrived, Libra, Jorgensen, New Or- Jeans. Seaman, June 23-Sailed, Pathfinder, Morgan, Co- TBUOn ALL, Juno 21—Cleared. Francis B Fay, Oxgood, ng! St Cataarine’s Point, June 2—Passed, Little Fury, Munroe, from New York for London. Swixxucype, June 25—Put back, Bertha, Schwarz, for Wilmington, NC, with bobstay broken. acne 29—Arrived, Priv: Dubrovacki, Pende, jew Yor! gasnacons, June 2—Arrived, Auite, Ferrara, Savan- nab. Yunrce, June 26—Arrived, Laura, Caflero, New York, Wareniares Jane 2)—alied, Diana. Nicholas, Wa mington, NC. WaterroaD, July 30—Arrived, Frednaes, Ellingsen, Baltimore. [Par Steams Ocramic.) Antwerp, June 23—Arrived, Minni "hoe Wilming- jus ton, NC; St John, Ryder, Callao; 30th, Snow Queen, Roy, PRETO vinnie, Comuc pebayiOD 29th, Rydal I Ly ney, i ja} Hall @), Collin, Philadelphia’ neh 4 HT xui8k, May 13—Passed, Jas A Wright, Morrison, Car- Qo por gn Epos 0th, Neliy Hastings, Hallett, New ‘ork tor Batavi a Bay, May 3i—Arnivea, Nabob, Featherstone, ‘on. ,, Brrator—Arrived in Kingroad July 1, New York, Pollio, New York for Gloucester, In Kingroad 24, Ritie, Penco, from New York for Glou- cester, wt water. Bevrast, July 1—Arrived, Chasseur, Thomsen, Balti- more. BoExos Aynes, May 27—Arrived. Somerville, Smith, Fernandina: Rivoli, Vanneau. Satilia; Woodbine, Per: kins, St Marys: 28th, Maggte M, Mitchell, Fernandina. é Canpiry, July l—Arrived, Geo Booth, Leaman, Rotter- jam. Satled lst, Aukathor, Henriksen, New York. Capi, dune 24—Arrived, 8 Swasey, Smith, and J Williams, Williams, New York. coere, June 1S—Arrived, Nuovo Achilles, Ferran, New ‘ork. Donxine, June %0—Arrivod {1 roads, Criterion, tac duly Tar ae pati oan New York A —Arrived, , Munroe, New Yor! for, Loudon (and sanied). Passed Guiseppe Revello, from New York for State, of this port wrecked at Cape Porpolse, were sold at auction yesterday for $654. i Notice te Mariners. One of the Delaware pilot's report the inward buoy on the Overfalls 34 @ % of a mile south and east of its pro- Per position, EAST COAST OF KNGLAND—WRECE NRAR COCELE Licur. VRASEL. Notice is hereby given thata pee hoor. marked with the word “Wreck,” has been placed 15 fathoms east of es brigantine Harmony, sunk rear the Cockle light sel, The buoy lies in 84 fath it low water spring tid: whet ne teh se tate ton interton Church, jast open southward of the light ai ny arene wid between the two south ‘meby cl |, Mid we ern- mort hol at Lye as Cockle lightveasel, Si, distant 90 fathoms. of the sunken veasel are out of water at t-ves- The topmasts stack lide, and will be removed soon ag posse. Trinity Tiouse, London, July te 167 C b jemen, Ken—Jnne 11, 1at 85 N, lon ovat NaP=all Wok Feacjeyy "AM Pele Stati Crm Arrived at Gravesend lst, Carl XV, Statvern, Penascola{ 3 di * Edgar, (eedias, 20, ‘Sailed a. Lyx, June 90—Arrived, Bishop Brun, Sorense <n pe 0-1 poe oink ee INDONDERRY, June in Pe for Puladelpila; Krugeroe, Larsen Yor Meg Pee Earee™M Monteripgo, Muy 2i—Artived, C1 a ved, om hi; 2th, Abbots ord, Churchill, Cardiis Reany ge Jobu, Ni Qik Warrior. faci Mie ins, Pia, Artived to June & Bogota, Marsins, * terey? Bte Weeks, Ps 3 x ware, rain ‘eeks, é ‘ascagoula raham, Savanna! leah if qn red out June 30, 3) irwovrin, July arrived. G fork. Off the Start June 29, Rio Janeiro. ‘Quuxstown, Jul timore; La Plata, lew Brand 4 for Boston, - ‘am! (4g, Thomas. News ‘Ttaska, ‘> Sush, from London fot. rived June 22). Sailed 1 ImAr stved, Antoni § Suttore, Baly + jew York (has been weve in .° ’ agyrien, Anderson, Reval; Paolo Borgoney. eatiaton orca Hater, Wortoln, ‘Tinoet jahn, Ips Biko, June 5—! hino, Colombo, New ona oremrrcrna cra kN ‘Situcps, July Arrived, Uirika, Lowell, Pensacola. _” BS eager’ June 27—Sailed, August, Brusewits, New ‘Sriterevs. May 25—Acrived, BD Metcalf: Beck, Ran goon for London. ‘ance Bax, May 30—Arrived, Indian Merchant, Millq ‘aia American Ports, ick; Fr ee cork Di ALEXANDRIA, July 12—Arrived, schra Isizzie Cai Boston; TN Stone, do. In the river, bound up, brig Ge Gilchrist, from Boston; scars Maggie Fisk, and Bliss, from do. Balled —schra J 1. Merrill, Groton; Four Sisters, Boston, AE Anderson, and Saco, ——; H T Hedges, Fall Riv Archer & New York. ) i2—Arrived, schrs Lizzie Wilson, Alex« Jones, Baltimore ; Maria Ro: -Phsladelphi éd—Shiy opi Clear M Baraley, St, John, WN’ bark than Alien. Hardy. aderta “via agoht, val sghre Maryland, Torrey, Port Caledonia. OB; ne’s Cove, 9 You for New York: John joad + @ A Hayder lurney, r £2, for Green, Cape Ann, to ar iP t i . Re A % Nickerson, Rockport, vad for | 40 A, mn, Linnell; art, Nicke Philadelphia; Sparkling Sea, Baxe: ow York: Ira Lafremer, Coleman, Keuuebe River, load for lelphia. Railed—Saturday, wind B, US echoolship Mere barks S. Qucen of the ‘South, Florence, and Etha Allen; brigs ey sons, and George Gilc! and from the R ark Tannock and a large fleet of schra, sl Sixe, Glouceste' hip Anna i bark Sarah, Cheney (not Michols), Buenos Ayre gehts Louise Birdsall, Bragg. n, Ga; W BO rown, Alexandria; L rthwaiie, etown, D C (and pi ar 18 ‘Weymeuth) ; ane mare, do; Eben Fisher, Bryant, Baltumore: ry E Bal Georg Faller, Henderson, nolds, do, do: George F Pomeroy, ‘A Locke, Gray, — do; pilaceiphia; "J OC Paine, Seantan, May Munroe, Nash, Cole, Klizabethports Owen P Hinds, Gleudenin, do; James 5 P! Ophil, Renegs Ooh oD Bern, fines it, Newmany Port Jol i a Ma i if Me reson, Rondout; any, fe ow, sch le, Fras fs Edith B Bverman, Mary Ella, ee ee Bearse, Now York yf yey Herber pore, Round ID oats th—Arrive eu has tes Norman, Hftekebad, hiladelpnia : George Appold land, ore: bark oF] ae mn (Br), MoNul tend ir), Parks ds; Fibe, eRe ewes ct g ct ym Azua, TR Pai ene Priucé brid Raith (Be, Foster, lo Grande achr Elizabeth de Hart, Arroyo, TIMORS, July Ty arvived, ship Success, Havre: bark Inea(¢), Wendeborst, rer Annie Bliss, Simmons, Boston; Abbie Pittman, Portiand; A’ W Heaton, Rogers, New York; Ellen D Fi Beker. Gardner, ‘Ste yJohn Shay. Biton, Boston, and AT QUARANTINE—Drig Harry, Sedgley, ras. Cleared—Steamers Tuckahoe, Brown, Brid Qi Bp), Tyson, Liverpool ; Valley City, McKay fi) Wert: bark’ Gapha Stersety ‘pabhidge, Enel,” Mas tote th for orsers; schrs Ei regory, Fhorpdiko, Boston; Stephen Se Van Katic J Hoyt, Arnold, New Haven. » Balled —Dark Cephs Sterrett, Chelsea, Mass; brig Chas’ 13th—arrived, bark Talisman (Br), Bl bag. Leona, Fisher Arecibe, PE n. ponaurogt, SC, July 6—Sailed, brig Amelia Emma, n. Tith:Arrivea, brigs Anna Beal. Lockman. St znowtes hosphat A BEEOL, July 18—Arrived, schr Delphi, Allen, Blizas rt Bedell, New York. ih Arrived, polacre Curae (@p) Matanzan NWICH, July 12—Arrived, schrs Paul P Kepler, King) Philadelbbia; Palladiam, Ryder, and Bim 01 ‘ORTREKS MONROK, July 4—Arrived, brig Speranza. (Nor), Peterson, Kio Janerio tor orders. Passed in—Harks Havilah Fy Dundee were Oo Oameye ponrs Hatcle hgoul Mai. barks Ad (By), Port au Prince; brid Edith remen; schrs § Brown Crowell, Boston H Flake 'Wixon, Richmond, Me] Warrenton, i’ortsmoutl from Ma‘ / brigs Chesa oe) Demerara; Legnano Sar fersey City; Samuol C Hart, lew Bedtord| apeake, Demerar: 2 ‘sl Holt, Delay, Boston. Ino, Ghat Cape de Verd (both to load at Coosaw wil ates}. CHARLESTON, July 11—Cleared, echr Ida Bichardsom, AST GREE. City lew York. Bremen; eres (Nor), Boe, i Ahi, Sol F Ivers! ‘om Buenos Ayres; lelaide, schr J Taylor, Williams, from Aspinwall; all for Balti- more. ‘GLOUCESTER, July 11—Arrived, schr Josie, Look, Ad- digon for New York. (Br), Robertson, Sourabaya, via Aigoa Bay; Anina (Ger), Pelduuet, fro + Oe Nor), B from iC Ket from West Indies Cleared—Ship Anna Decator, Patterson, Boston. KEY WHS, yuly z—Arrived, brig Wm ‘Robertson, Ma gune. New York. Cleared Ist, schr Union, Smith, Pascagonla. MOBILE, July 9—Cleared, sclir Liberty, Miller, Apa lachicols, Tad M—Arrived, schr Pennsylvania, Ewing, adetphia. : NEW ORLEANS, July yonene pi) steamship Cordova 8. Bushes, Liverpox sobre A Watson, Watsom ensacola ; J G Whi! Arnot, Cienfuegos, 13th—Saitea, steamship City of Galveston, Rowland New York. Pass-a-'Ocrne, July 9—Arrived, steamship Penedo (Bp), Cain, Liverpool via opie.” “@amship NORFOLK, July 12—sailed, steamship Gulf Stream, Whitehurst ‘Wfrom Baltimore, having repaired), New Or leans, NANTUCKET, Juiy 8—Arrived, schrs Onward, Gor ham, New York: 10:h, Chas Roberts, Howard, do. Sailed 7th, schrs Mary & Uarris, New York; 1th, B Waterman, Knight, do. H RREWFonT, July 12—Arrived, schr Anson Brown, Mille zabethpert. 9 ELPHIA, July, 12—Arrived, ship Thalia (Ge! Harfes, Hamburg; ‘bark Vesta (Nor), Grande, Ant brig Oak Point (Bn), Howard, Clenfuegos; ‘schr al c aredSieamer Panther, Mill Boston; bark Leif 03) amer 8, mS (Ron, Halvorsen, Stettin: brig U H, Nietse asstow, E; schrs Marcus Hunter, Henley,’ Bosto Pine eel Haskell, Saugus; Chas Moore ( \v), Russel 1sth—Arrived, barks Juventa (Nor), Ashby; Nina Sheb don, Sheldon, ‘Antwerp: ‘Mary C Dyer, Hopkins, Calva: tlen; Nellie Moody (Br), (new), Earle, Yarmouth, NS} Selma (Swe), Nylander, Liverpool; schf Nulato, St John, Mth—Arrived, WP Clyde, Rogers, Providence man: Cardenas; Westley Ab! Annie Gu: Ck caibo, Henley, Portii sor, NS, Harp, Bangor: Eula, Grindell, (iurdiner, Jacksonville :” Thoinas Vi Gartside, Townsend, do; aI Elizabeth, Allen, Harwich; 8t Eb Davis, Wood's M H Read, Benson, Mattapoisett; Montana, Bearse, diner, M ed Sumpter, Pinkham, ‘kland. Me. Cleared—schrs M Hi Read, Bei New Bedford; Mone tana, Bearse, Somerset; 8t Nimo, Davis, Lynn. PORTLAND, Juy 12~Acrived, schr’ Harriet Baker, Wobber, New York. Cleared—schr Alaska, Thorndike, New York. PROVIDENOK, July i2—schra Anne L Lockwood, St John, Georgetown, DC; Mist, Muncy, Trenton; RT Gra. ham, Jarvis, Raritun River; John Warren, Me-jar, Eliaa- bethport: ¢ H Burnett, Gardner, do; Bertha, Con- over, South Amboy for Pawtucket; Mira A Bratt, Pra Poughkeepsie: Bit Warford, Sprague, Port Jonnson for Pawiucket: J McCloskey, Skidmore, Port Johnson; Sart A Falconer, Wilson, Rondout; Tunis Bodine, Silvia, Ron= Gout; Estelle, Furniss, Hoboken ; James M Bayles, Arnold, Hoboken; Ontario, Sarber, Hoboken; Ann Amelia, Allen, Hoboken: Tues Church, ‘Ryder, Hoboken George Ww Middleton, Nickerson, Hoboken ; ‘George P Kane, Peter. fon, Piermont; Blackstone, Wiekson, New York} sloop Unity, Dewitt, Hoboken. Sailed. Steamers W P Clyde, Ts, and unter, Sher- ig Helen M Rowley, Dav! man, Philadelphia; bri w York; schrs Rhod\ Potter, Georgetown, DC; Eva Piverty, Hand Jane, Dunham: General Beott, Hobbe; Han: Arnold; Miry A Pred- more, Sherman; Lizzte, Taylor; Pickering, James Pee oe a ad Kate Scranton, Palwer, abd Veranda, ‘ond, New York. 13th—Arrived, schrs C B Wood, Smith; Lehman Blew, Lurvan, and Lizzie Florence, pincott, Philadelphiat Spray, Martin, Trenton; Eliza Pharo, Sherman, lize. bethport; Eulza & Rebecea, Price, Port Johnson; Albert Pharo, Bingham, Hoboken’ Vincent Barkalew, ken: Th wen, Simpson, Hoboken mat Gekine yore ariel Austin, ‘Calaie Culkin, Fitageraid, New Yorg; I, Mary E Bayles, Hawkins, Hoboken. Bélow, schrs Orlon, TRL Wilso ind, ‘Frisbee; B fyler, bonds and oiieres nee ee ‘Sailed—Schrs N i! Hall, Marphy, New York; Sarah W BRAWTUCKRT. July LevArrived. schr'J J Harris, Hud naigHAOND, ‘July 12—Sailed, sebr J H Morrill, Clayton, in—Arrived, steamship Tstac Bell, Blakeman, New ‘ork. SAVANNAT, July 18—Arrived, steamship Herman Liv- ingeton, Matioty, New York; sehr de jurgess, Provi- = dence. — Ny Bermuda. Pr schr Glenwood frets Borel aateM Ju our whetiveds" gehes Moses. Patten: Tot July 12—Arrived, 5 ‘ don, Elizabethport; Terapin, Wooster, Hoboken via Bos« lled—Schrs Golden City, D, Henrietta Sim. mraat Godtrey: ai twenty-one Friends, Sellers Philss ae schrs Cleaver, Phuiadetph 5 Bort J9 Ingo night, Veazl Laura H Jones, Cousing; Merrill Lh wiley, at PimtLatses kilavetnpart ote, Newby aoe WP 0 a s a ie Gusting, ‘Maun, NHobok nora, Bousey, Pough: Keopate! Gee A pierce, Sailed—A H Edwards, Bs BOMSRAET, July 1--arrived, i y *VIRUTARD HAVEN, Bal en. Kelley, New York. rtlett, Philadelphia. ai, Sratth, Phit- echr A’ Joly N—Arrived, sehr Helen A vaNireatG, June 27—Arrt Krammereich. New eBalied oth George Amos, da HC yl § 01 York ome bhagdrcen ton: sclirs LB Com] waite, ‘A Donqenxss, June 27—Of, Amaranth Hagen, from New | Bove: B P Cust York for Bremen; Johanna antonia, — from Bos-"| Annie. ton for Rotterdam Columbus, Hilder, from New | est, Ceres. York for Bremen; July 1, Piscataqua, Scott, irom Balti White Star, EF more for Amsterdain, M M Pote, Alpin ‘aLMouTM@, July 1—Arrived, Amazon, Nielsen, New | © Hai ‘Sta, | ied 24, Harry Morse, W. Antwe Gott Page the Mieard tat Corser Grinnell, Ogim | Poles, New York for London; 2d, Johanna & Maria, Ames, 8 Oak San Francisco for Falmouth. LMINGTON, NC, July H—Artived, bark Snowden, nares, June 30—Arrived, Gazelle, Hansler, San Fran- Wee. New York; brig Caroline L reas, Nove: cisco. yognrenca, June 2>-Sailed, St Johannes, Olsen, New ‘ork. 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