The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1873, Page 10

10 THE JENNBRSVILLE MYSTERY. arrest of the Supposed Murderer of the Stranger. REVELATION. A CURIOUS Qne Tragedy Results in Explaining Another— The Most Remarkable Criminal Plot on Becord—Excitement in Chester County, Pa. Batrmorg, Md., July 16, 1873. ‘The mysterious murder of the unknown man tear Jennersville, Chester county, Pa., may resuit tm exposing one of the most remarkable criminal plots that have ever been developed in this country. + fo go back to the inception of th the miardéF Which built up, I must recall the circumstances BI the celebrated Goss life insurance case, which was on trial in the United States Circuit Court in this city three months ago. W. BE. W. Goss was po in ine Mutual Lifg Insurance Company, of Axew York, Tor $2,605. “Ho was also insured lor a lke amount, each, in the Knickerbocker and Con- timemtai companies, and for $10,000 in the Travel- Yers’—$25,000 in all on his life. He was au inventor and was engaged in perfecting the manufacture ®f an article which be claimed was to be a perfect and cheap substitute for india rubber. In Feb- ruary, 1872, he occupied a little secluded workshop onthe York road,a couple of miles from Balti- more, where he was working on his invention, He admitied no person within its doors, and con- ducted his operations in the most profourd secrecy. One night during that moath he and bis brother-in-law, WMILLIA E. UDDERZOO the man who ts now accused of the murder in Chester county, went out to this workshop. Goss entered it with '@ can of coai oll im nig hand; he sent Udderzook away on some trifling errand, ana the latter had* not walked @ hundred yal before the snop was in a bright blaze ‘Of fire. refrained ior some moments irom giving the al because, as he says, he supposed that Goss had certainty escaped the fames. When an alarm was given the shop, which was notiing but arickety tinder box, was burned to the grvund. ‘The xt morning the charred and biooly remains of @ man were jound among the ‘€bris Udderzook and Mrs. Gvss immediately accepted this as the body of Goas; it was buried With ail the honors, and in due time claim was made upon the insurance companies for the pay- ments of the amounts fur which he was in- sured, But the agents of the companies ‘were not satisfied that Goss had really died; They beifeved that it was a@ couspiracy 2o obtain the money by palming off a fraudulent body upon them and they resisted payment, or at deast the New York Mutual did to bring a test case. The cause was tried in the United States Court here and Udderzook’s testimony decided it in lavor ‘of the plaintiff, Mra. Goss. THE SEQUEL. Now comes the sequel. ay hen it became known here that Udderzook had beeu in Chester county and was suspected of bemg the murderer, attenuon ‘Was attracted to the strangeness of his con- ection with the two tragedies. ‘This devin; was greatly heightened when the a tion of tue murdered man was received. “That description, which makes him a heavy set man, With .ark and abundant hair and whiskers, Found .age, and apparently about forty years of age, exactly corresponds with the description of Goss which is contained in the records of the Mutual Company’s office here. Wit. this clew of Adcentity once established it becomes easy to trace ‘out the last crime as a resultant irom the first, TRUTH OR PERJURY. Udderzook was the only witness who concin- sively proved that Gosa had entered his workshop on that iatal night, and he turned the scale in the trial here. fis testimony was either entire trath or flat perjury. if it was the latter, the discovery ‘that Goss was still alive would have sent mim to the State Prison. Goss had just previous to his alleged ‘death been living au abandoned life. He drauk @ good deal, and wandered aimlessly about the country, The theory of the insurance People is that he was secreted by Udder- Book, and, becoming tired o! lying perdu, had again taken to his oid jabits. i he was discovered Udderzo:k :was in danger of State prison for perjury, and of losing the benefit of the whole scheme, jor applications for @ new trial are now pending before the Court here and Rave not mae been decided upon. Hence, Udder- wook must KREP GOSS OUT OF THE WAY, It is supposed that he went to the latter's place ef concealment, endeavored to make some arrange- ment with him, and, becoming exasperated, mur- @ered him. In support of this supposition Mt is pointed out that the stranger had undoubtedly some motive for conceal- ing himself at Jeuneraville, where he gave no name, but simply registered himsell as an “agent from Baltimore; that all the cucum- siances point to some acquaintanceship betseen the two men; that Udderzook had the strongest mo- tives in the world for making himself safe by get- ting his brother-in-law out o/ the way. The meeting of the two at Jennersville could not have been accidental; for it is not usual for one stranger to rive into a country town, halt at » hotel and ask nother to take aride with bim, Udderzouk dis- appeared fr Chester county immediately alter the murder, and returned to Baltimore, where he Was arrested on Tuesday. THE NEW CLEW. A great many intelligent people do not believe ‘that the body found in the ruins in February, 1872, ‘Was that of Goss, and this new cle ¥ to tie mystery fs widely discussed here to-day. Should subse- quent investigations show that Goss has really been murdered by Udderzook the conclusion of this romantic affair will be @ most wonderful sAncident in the criminal annals of tais country. Particulars of the Arrest of Udderzook— Another Brother-in-Law Inv: ‘ed. WESTCHESTER, July 16, 1873. Sheriff Gill arrested William Udderzook, the supposed murderer of a stranger in the western part o; this county, and lodged him in prison here last night. He arrested bim at his residence in Baltimore, where he was ac ively engaged in prep- rations for his departure for some region where he was not so well known. [He has a wile and three children, and when arrested and the crive with Which he was charged was made known to his wile the shock to her was almost insupportable. Udder- zoek 18 abour thirty-five years 0: age, hus resided in baltimore several years, and partof the tive was on the police force. His parents ure both living, and are residents of this county, thougn they have nor lived together .or many years. His mother is esteemed by her neighbors. ihe prisoner admits being in company with bis Victiin when last scen, but al eges he hired a horse and wagon to take him to :he railroad station at Parkersburg, but cannot;ive the name oi any @ne there who saw him at that pace, The Sheriff found conclusive evidence by papers discovered oo Dis person that he had been engaged in rovve ies in imore. The excitement in the neigh- borhood where tie horrible butchery took plaice continues to be very intense, and the inuss of evi- dence already accumulated, itis thought, is fuily Sufficient to estabush Udderzook’s wuilt beyond radventure. Circumstances point strongiy to a rother-in-law by the uame of knhoads a8 an ac- COmMplice, eee 4 Warrant is out for his arrest. THE HOMICIDE ON THE HACKENSACK. piece Coroner’s Inquest on the Body of Eugene Atno. The inquisition by Coroner John Mahan into the circumstances of the death of Bugene Atno, who was murdered on the Hackensack bridge by the Jerry master on Tuesday afternoon, was continued in Library Hall last evening. The post-moriem examination of the physicians showed that death resulted from hemorrhage in one of the con- mecting links between the spinal coiumn and the Drain. The neck was partia ly dislocate’. Leiore the fret witness was examined the entire room of the Police Court was densely crowded with irieuds © the prisoner Finn. On'y one iriend o tue unor- tunate deceased was vixible—nis cousin, who is a Morris county lawyer. Tne prisoner Finn's a stout, Weil-built individual, with light browo hair and tee. He is of a highly nervous temperament. John De Graw, a boatman, sworn—| saw Atno ome on what fs called the crazy live boat and ti iy to get his boat Inco the lock; the boat weut Shrough, and Atno went on tne Wharf and asked me to unhook the line, and | did so, letting my team stand; when | went to bring my team back I saw deceased und Finn wrangling; they soon clinched, and Finn struck Atno, wu0 ntaggered and feil at my feet; 1 laid his bead on my knee, think- ing be was in a faint; he never apone aiter jailing. Joseph Morgan, boatman, sworn—lI saw the wen wrangle, but Could not tell what was the point of Gispute; when they first came together Atno ealied Finn an Irish —j; Finn struck him on the side ofthe head; he struck him two or three my and gave the first blow; m falling Atno’s ead grazed a board; he had a piece of cinder in tis hand at the time, bot 1 did not see him strike any blow; it was when Finn went after him that he picked up the coal; alter the second biow Atno advanced towards Finn; | suppose Atno weut on the lock to help get the craz) line boat through; ls proper oe" | presume, was on tie boat; alter the last jow Was struck Finn exclaimed, “1 think he’s 4 dead man, and | wish God 4 migity woud Kill e.” After the testimony 01 Thomas ,orarts, an U paul Faas wituess, Tue Wyuesy wad avjourned | eee lausib: a Eres Name. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1873—WITH SUPPLEMENT. UNION YACHT CLUB. Pleasant Regatta on New York Bay— ‘The Sophia, Loretta Stillwell a ers. The fourth annual regatta of the Uaion Yacht Club, o: Long Island, was sailed yesterday on New York Bay, s'arting from an anchorage of Uniun- vile. Although the entries were not numervas the contest was of au exciting nature, ‘This event always ayakens a deep interest among the sailor boys of that vicinity and all outdvor busi- ness—in fact, indoor business, .or that matier—is suspended by both men and wome: to note the result. Ita a Pinanang ride to Unionviile vy the “dummy” engine and cars fidm Greenwood such @ morning as joatercay, the nes QW ing corn ana all else thu Long ta Islaod duces »o pientiuly in ius muking the journey espec.aliy agreeabie; but there 13 one serious drawback to the mater, the “trains” stop Tuuming back tw Broosivn at uve y ea sy hour, and, once “out in tie wilderness,” without a tune- © table ip your pocket, you may suddenly find your- | sell without means of returning, except by special conveyance, aud such was the case last evening the judges regarding tie rac The fouowimg yachts were catered to compete :— FIRST CLASS, Sophia. Gert ude, J, F. Seagri Commodore "Thére was alvoa third cluss arranged, but the boats did not bait 2 EB COURSE, Classes 1 and 2.—Start from stakeboat off club houge at Unionvile; sail to and around Swash buoy, turmung it frou W. to S.; thence arouud Southwest Spit buoy irom >. to b.; then to buoy on Geduey’s Chanpel, turning it irom to E.; thence return to Southwest spit buoy, turn- ing itto the west; thence io the Swasn buco keeping all buoys on the west bunk to the W., and turning tie Swash buoy from W, to 8.; thence to stakebuat. Classes 3 and 4,—Start trom the stakeboat off club house, ut Unionville; thence to and a:eund Swash Buoy, turning it from W. ve XN; taence te c@\ and spar vuoys od Coney Islaud Polat, turning them trom W. to £.; thence to stikebuat, repeat, sailing the same course twice, ‘he judges were William regg, Frederick Bunder and Frank Bates. THE RACE. An hour beiore the yachts were in position off the club house the | ina S. capsized pear the shore, and alter considerable trouble she was righted, but her sails were wet—a great (ra wuack, indeed, when contending with 8 .art boats of the same size in riect rig and trim, ‘The start Was V-ry pretty at i, 6, ior tie first and second classes, and 2h. 10m. for the fourth cise, the wind biowing fresh from the south. The sloop Spray, with the juuges on board, was anchored in the So far as any good doue the rep rters by this piece Spray could just as well have been off fishing in tue Bay of Fundy. Great interest Was mani ested in the struggie between te htile boats in the fourtn class, they turning the several buoys as foiiows:— APAR BUOY OFF CONEY: ISLAND SOINT, Mm. 8. Emily P... SS Linas. we BID STAMEHOAT—riRsT TIME, a . M.S. Emily P.. . % a 8 Liva 8.. ae awastt BLO. —SECOND TIME, Par Emily P.. Boh 2) Line Sececcseee BSD HOME cme A.M. 8. Emily P.. a as i Lina 8.. 4 30 40 £0 noon atter the race as convenient ‘the owner and builder «1! the Lioa S, entered a protest against the Emily ior not properly rounding the buoys of Coney Island Point tie first time round, and tis protest Wa; en ertained and the race wiven the fleet Lina ior this serious omi-sion iu regarding the printed regulations so plainly set iorta an intelli- gent child coud understand them. The race betweeu the larger craft was merry in- ace ior awuile, they turning the scveral buoys us follows :— Waedes SPIT. A. M.S. Sophi Seaxra; Stillwell Then ensued an excitinz race homeward, but the Seagrave gave up the chase, hopeiessiy beate aiter reaching Coney Isiaud Point. ‘Those t. came home making the juil course are as fulows:— BOME STAKE BOAT. UMS DMS. Sophi: ony 123 Gertrude... 7 33:10 Loretta Stillwell The judges actrees the prizes—set of silver service, silver pitcher and fleld glass—to the Sophia (first class), Loretta Stillwell (second class), and the Lina S. (iourth Class), respectively. Yachting ‘otes. The following passed Whitestone yesterday af- ternoon :— Yacht Agnes, A.Y.C., Mr. Fish, irom New York for New London. Yacht Dreadnaught, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Stockwell, from ulen Cove jor New Yok. Yacht Genia, N.:.Y.c., Mr. Haight, from New York sor Sands l’oint. T.e ee less, Commodore Maxweil, A.Y.C., went down the bay yesterday for an airing. The idler, wi. Colgate, N.Y.¥.C., is at anchor off the Battery. The Viking, Mr. Sands, N.Y.Y.C., is anchored off the Quarantine ground, Staten Island, The ke olute, Mr. Hatch, N,Y.¥.C., is anchored at Stapleton, 5. 1. ‘The Phantom, Mr. William Osgood, is anchored at Northeast liarbor, off New brighton, 3. 1. The Fieur de Lis, Mr. Dickinson, N.Y.Y.C., 18 also ancnored off New Brighton. THS P£ABJDY EDUCAIONAL FUND. Meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Yes- terday Afternoun—Eulugistic Resolu- tions to the Memory of Bishop Nicli- vaine—$13,000 im the Appropriation Fand tor This Year. The trustees of the Yeabody Educational Fund met at the Fiits Avenue Hotel yesterday aiter- Doon, Almoug the trustees present were tue Lon, Robert C. Winturoy, Chairman; U.S Graut, Prosi dent; Hon. Hacviton Fish, Hoo, W. Aikon, W. M. Evarts, iion, W. A, Graha@u, cL. aca isier, rge W. Pipgs, samuel Wetmore, Geo ye Ny Eaton, George reovody Russe, iucn. 8. Waiwon, Hon, Aexauder id. stuart, and Dr. Sears, ihe Geuerai Agent ci the Gourd. Air, Wiuturop opeued the meeting oy @ — speech, i eXtract vom Which is apponde. Be ore proceeding to the formal duties for which we are asscmuied, itis HL that Eshousi call your ute tia to the sas vacancy whlch hus been crea eu in our 1. cireie Slice We last wet Odr vonerab und veloved ayo. nie, Bishop Mcslvan’, ded ae vorence. taly of larch las. © Lad becn one of the first organization Ac Washinton, om Lue dt 167, ond Ww. AvOdY, 10 dis ory ter Of en owment, & ‘ond vice cnairm Board. He Was at the head o from that time until il ay vo the raed the du adee) sense 0 and 1 his own share of the responst Davy Oo rstachiul executon So personal incunven- euice oF disco oF. mn .oug Journcyn from Cinein Washing.on, or iscusiwn ilawelphia, oF York, ever prevenved his prnetual attendat eat our annual or special m-eungs; and, even in th Winter of 1su, wide asewly suiferiug trom whch foreshasowed tie end, he could nu ¢ ey with whic Ue had, tron 8 oF that position. tse ited to u from coming on to unite Wiel uta Danvers in payin the ast iribuce i our illus.rious founder. We mise his womed presence, for ihe first ume, at our apnual meeting ‘n Boston lus year;’ but he had when already been ordered by his” puyscians to ‘eck rest and recreation once miore in ‘toremn is-er, pasor o. more tl ash i n of the United int, ag ine author o: a work on neat a iewous pari einy al West F dcnces of Chri which has passed through hardy Jess than fifty nour own and other languazes, And whlch le sul among. ie Class books ol eur tie- Glogival schools, and, more than ail, a» the devoved op of the divecse Of Ouio Jor more than ory years, ich might Weil be envied by wil » ry of bis age, and which will bot ‘o secure an endu ie reverence tor his name and memory. Nor will his services in connection with the Ubristian Cov .uussion during the lace civil wir and his q ylom Jartment of Stu'e d- rng the most War be suffered to ass Ino oblivion easter whose nl e. t province a¢ may Le to. mak up the P cent history, ot our country. Our fe dhs op. reo: ndeed, we all do, in the signal thatemigwinent tor the Lone uucee s dob poor hardly less than in che prosperous progress ot our own wok. Diftersng in their non as widely as they di th On Diessitig WOR ore Constant or more 14 ned Cleve in tevoking that blessing frO.n Him irom whom alone 1 could! (one. in alluding to the —— condition of the Board Mr. Winthrop said It I mistake not, more than a hundred and thirty thon- sand dollars irom our own funl have been exp tided ia 0-0 erution With six 68 that sum, contribu- ted by the souilern th since our last me: ting full multion of doliars, expended iu sit the direevion of our 'G nera: Agent, an uit the Peabody trust, for free, comm. n schools in the Sou A.ter the President's remarks a committee, con- visting 01 Secreta:y Fish, Governor (liford and Mr. Kiggs, offered @ resolution eulovistic the cnaracter of Bishop Mcilvaine, which was accepted and ordered on the minuies, The report of the General Agent, Mr. Sears, was then real, [t showed that there wili be about p< sgd ior the appropriativa .uod for the coming oN say a puegessgr to Bishop MeLivaige will ve intl Then | cove off Coney Island :'oimt to note the race, but | ol pleasantness in seeing the contest the noble | ue Lah aay | the importance of ihe work | lands, and lad saiec jor Lurope on previon: 1h of May, ever to return, | occasion ior speakiing of our yenerated d | vend i his relvuons po we Church of war “4 he wus #0 A FIGHT FOR LIFE. A Police Officer Almost Killed by a Gang of Rowdies. Possib'y Fatal Injuries—One of the Astailants Terribiy Lacerated - Clubs and a Revolver Used and Two of the Buffians Ar- i Last e resied—A Plucky Defence. vening there was a disturbance ina lager beer saloon, $1 Grand street. Officer Patrick F. By: nes, Jound @ | having ali the disturbance to himself, with those wh» rer ained to hear the decisions o: | ance 1 Ap the ait Connor, the ofc all him on, ti to do, co; blows oy save Lyi neatly. to Iree Jengta, in getti whi ked his ieft covered whole have revoiver turouga left. terrific & o1 one o long a o,en own blo ty teae ! and con! march stuiion teimptet was am and severe, luternai ‘out inue! flesh. omicer’s Ave iret juud in ti 01 Long Eubler, $10,000; was on strests, tobacco Wright The four, en Fou streets, $4,000. yet repo To THE Ploage ‘Treasu rulings, ol tion. Tn ord & powel | to rece! wil be istrator hi} A natl its average deposits in its semi-annual return tue amount «ue tue Treasurer) the State at ten days? | No deduction 0. any oe acter can be made sight. | other thi name dae United and, | third par chacwes the piace and came to the douéiusion that hi vices might be needed, draw hie club. While “Come on, boys; b—h.” ‘Tis wus the signal cof @ general onslaught upon the officer, pitched Club, Was 8000 ~yyercome ‘by tue tour rafians, Who mantgedAo get him on the floor, In the most busingsei.ke inanner then two proceeded to jump dui his vody, while Foley, having the ciub, battered lanygua.e toxether puraiyzed Byrnen’ excructatin they kept bin down spite of not tie went for Foley frst, and, dodgi ciuu which the latter still held, brought several two prisoners without frou pain aud loss of blood. was thereiore ordered immediately jorchead = was @ It seems to have been ants were all powerful men. jolued the sorce, paper touching the fire in Louisville, Ky. business building burned nor damaged in any way, but a block of reta i stores, Known as Ba uberger & Bioom Block, on Fourth street, and owned by us, was on fire, copy o1 their letters of adunnistration, tine when of the Eighth precinct, was patrolling gear ja Ber. Entering the piace, he person named Patrick Ocnnor, @ laborer, The officer Proce: ded to arrest him, but Connor did not see it 1D that light, and nade such a 00d show of resist- found it néceasity 10 holding it elevated r, about to administer a gentle reprou! 10 & man named Jubn Foley, came up be- hat Byrnes hind bim and suddenly wrestied the clud from er’s wrap, at the sume tne exclaiming, lets Onish thexa—a son of a Foley, Connor and two oters in, Gficer wyrnes, without his ne arm, find Connor, having nothing vetter tented himself with de.ivering a series of pon the Officer's head. No one interiered to Das, and there is no douvt that Foley's was proving correct, and that hey wee “finshing lim’ ver ‘The repeated bows ne ath the ciu iight arm, causing the wost pain. He still endeavored, however, himseli om his cowardiy assa Jants, but he could du, At Byrnes succeeded vy one supreme eifo} ug on feet, and {18 revolver out Of his back pocket with hund, which was still upinjured. Then, with blood, be made @ das at the jour, Two of tiem (whose names been ascertained), seeing the beat @ precipitate retreat and disappeared the iront door. Byrnes now had only two ing the lows upon his tureead with the butt-end be revolver, causing jour distinct wounds, Lot wiich is less than @o inch and a haif nd two of which laid the flesh to the bone. Blinded with his wd. Foley oniy struck oct wildly and was 80uNn put Hors de combat by tue irate Byrnes, wiio linaly wrested his club back and used adivantag: upon Conno:,who had been endeavoring It to sowe him since tue otner two had disappeared. Byraes now had it eutirely big own wa) and toley nor surrendered at discretion. Bynes Made them tucn walk arm-in-arm belo.e him :o the Station house, @ bystanders who hy fi-ht nm the oficer’s part. Jt was a triumpnal uid tne derisive jeers oi the been witnesses to the plucky urand street to Prince street janded = his any one having at- he sergeant’s desk was near fainting Dr. Clark was called pronvauced the officer's wounds very ‘the right arm is paralyzei, there are from house, where the ofiicer @ rescue, When ched Byrnes some severe scalp wounds; but,avove all, thereare imjuries wnicn, the dovtor says, way turn bh Worse than at present sppears, Byrnes jome, Foley's ulp of bruised orn away by the He was taken down beiow after mere bow-. having his »ounds dressed by the doctor, Connor wus only pee Boa injured, GMcer Putricl ¥. Byrnes is a young man, on! seven inches iu height, whue his assaii- He had only recen:ly ‘the officer and superiors were heir commendations o: his bravery. TRE RECENT FIRLS IN LOUISVILLE. Lovisvi.is, Ky., July 16, 1873. Four fires occurred in this city last night within the space of two and a half houra, The first broke out about hali-past nine o'clock in the lumber yard & Bro., causing but little damage. The second was in the candy manulactory of Conrad on Market street, involving a loss of amount of insurauce unknown. The third Third street, between Main and River originating in J. E. Withers & Co.’s fine cut establishment, and Cliche eet a the awoinng building occupied by as a mill furnishing estabusnment. The loss of Withers & Co. is estimated at $x,0.0; in- sured in the Wes‘eru and German offices | tins city, Wright is about five thousand do.lai in The loss of Hervert & ‘8; uninsured, h five was in Bamverger & Bloom's Biock, rth street, belween Green avd Walnut and destroyed Vernon’s grocery, Mme. 500 in eacn. Buckley’s jancy goods store, a vacant house in the bieck and dumayed Parguy’s restaur. nt and con- tectionery. The loss of the latter 1s est mated at The particulars 01 the other losses are not ted. A Cerd. New York, July 16, 1873, EDITOR OF THE HERAL correct the report in this morning's Our new on Main street was neither and considerabiy damaged, but tuiy insured, By inseriing correction you will oplige, ine respect- July, BAMBURGER, BLOUM & CO, THE TREASURY DaPARIMs f RULINGS. WAsU.NGTON, July 16, 1873, nrer Spinner has made the following viz. :—I'he deposit with the Treasurer of bonds of the funded jean of 1881 does not exempt natioua: banks (rom tie sem -annual duty on tueir cireniation of sirous of Witucraw.ng a] the legal teuder notes of | issues prior to 1869, whatever their conaition, and the most lideral facilities for their redemp- deposits. The Department is de- jer that administrators may collect interest | in the name o the decedent, they mug: send, with r of attorney, ipt for and authorizing an attorney receive the interest. @ inis letter ited in the oifice of tie Kegister o; the ‘ireasary, an will answer i! at any time ihe admin- SnoOuld Wish tO s@ | OF assign the stock. on «| bunk is not permitte. to deduct from an ft. ose specified in form of return, i—Nationail han..s may deduct the amount ‘Treasurer and disbursing officers of the States. Coupon bonds pass by delivery, stolen, will be paid to an innocent ty. ‘The , epartment will not pay express on new notes returned or redemotion. | Certificates of deposit and notes payable on faiure days must be included by nationai banks in eati- mating their avera ce deposits for payment of duty. ihe Tre: annual jatied. an den tender, asurer cabot Waive a dvmand for seml- duty due .rom @ national bauk that nas ‘There 18 no limit placed by law ior which jomination of legal tender notes is a legal Notes 0: national banks are not a legal | tender for any auount in payment of private | devts. southwe: night, si hours’ fi! day. An in Tova. fovil f "| ye ave Ravages of the Dis has been raging fearfully there, | last there have been about thirty deaths, Busiuess is almost suspended. Penitevtiary to-day, 4(ss Cows hot inelude bit THE CEOLERA, in India: INDIANAPOLIS, July i6, 1873. | Aspecial despatch from Mount Vernon, in the st corner of this State, says that cholera Since Thursday Six New Cases in Columbus. COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 16, 1873. Contrary to the opinions of the physicians last x new cases of cholera appeared in the ‘Two convicts died after & jew Iness, No Deaths in Cincinnati, CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 16, 1873. Not a single death from cholera was reported to- OAKES AMES’ PROPERLY. Boston, July 16, 1873. ventory of the estate oi the late Oakes Ames was yesterday filed in the Probate Omice of Taunton, Real estate. Prrscnal esta: it is as follows + $285,600 00 te 6,468,754 41 $5,754, 254 “ the works ston, Which is contingeut and cannotnow tatueds the same mowent | UNDERWRITERS’ OON VENTION The Northwest Insurance Interest—De- mand for sa General Law of Congress Governing Insurance. MILWAUKEB, Wis., July 16, 1873, A Convention of Underwriters of the Northwest met bere to-day, R, J. Smith, President, ad- dressed the Convention, closing as tollows:—“In my opinion the most desirable legislative action in reference to fire insurance we could have would be the genera! yovernment, instead oj the State, totake ull the organi. atvous in tue business under itscare by the enactment of a general jusurauce jaw similar to the bankiug law, thus doing away with all supervision, and at the same time pactig all the organizations of the country under the charge of one department, the requirem. nts of which should be such that tue imter:sts of ail concerned would be protected and guarded bak tora veing too bu.densome or needilessiy uisi te Fal. Then, Ww the compapies We xe to have a given amount surpius, and to e 1 cay ifar, Her oa ica er their betadl 40RGT On, WLOK date, as now, we upon, instead of @ certain that snperv.. ‘sion shoud, in thiok, feel woald pe Fhelee me hile the companies would ne ie Vast amount of labor and aoc attendsnt QewW open making separate statements ior the insurance om. cia's of each state, which all must admit afford Pa little Pro ee policy ho'ders. allernogy #ession was devoted to a private mi bene of sentiments. To-morrow oilicers mi pike ed for thy ensuing year. The p.oceed- ings will not be made public lor tue present. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac tor New York—This Day. regal gj HIGH WATER, Gov. Island... Sand; Heli Gate, Moon rises...morn — — OCEAN SILAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR SHE fi MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUSE. Silesia... City or New 4 Rowsing Green 7 Bowling Green 4bow ong Green Itai... Kronprinz Gry ou, Bri-tot Prins. 4 ‘Bowlin ‘Groen 15 Broadwa: 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling arene Glasgow. Liverpool iver: Giaseow.. 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowhne Green ib Broa lway Hamvury. [61 sromiway Wersphetla | Spain ii i Laverrool, [9 Broadway. ofiirooklyn.. 21] Liverpool. .]1 Broad w: ‘Adria rf {Liverpool -:]19 Broadw: 48 wling Green 2Bowling Green 4 fowl ng Green ‘ay pool | Bremer 58 Broadway: PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 16, 1873. CLEARED, gbteemenip Lapland (Br), Jones, Bristol—E E Morgan’s one, sclSamship Konig Wilhelm I (Ger), Hirdes, Bremen via South shige at richs & Co. pbtainuhip Steinmann (Belg), Lechere, Antwerp— ne, patcayoenun. sblezander Lavally (Fr), Lingen, Havre— i feamship City of Dallas, Rolger, New Orleans—C H fall saitiship Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—H R Morgan & ‘Steamship Metropolis, Nickerson, .Wilmington, NC— Loriilard Steamship vo. lip Helene (cer), Raschen, Breman—J 4 Paull, ulip Gorn Klamp, Bret -n—H« rman Koop & ojitrk Blanche het Vaughan, London—J F Whitney & *k Rolla (Br), aay, London—Chas & Wright & Co. k Modei a Marino, Cork tor orders—A P Mise Figiia (Ital), Lavarello, Rotterdam—J 0 Fary Loud, Gibraitar—H W Lond & Co. Bark Colla & McNeil, Baker, Buenos Ayres—8 C Loud fuer Mary McKee, Buckalew, Bath—Jas W Elwell & hie (Br), K>rry, Liverpool—Bagle, Blakslee & my Brig Augusta (7), Buck, Lisbou—F | Nevius & Son. rig rive Brothers, “sandal Cardenas—Miller d& ) Ganien, St Johns, NF—Hatton, Wat are Shitianwatian (Br), Fuller, St John, NB—Bird, Perkins & Job. neat J 8 & L © Adams, Somers, Marseilles—James lenry., Schr Iris (Br), Burchard, St Joun, NB—P I Nevius & n. oa ecenen Finley, St John, NB—P I Nevius & Sehr ‘pi orthington, Terry, Washington, DC—Van Brunt & Bro. Salem—R W v Ropes 4 Co. geur Hero, Baker, rdson, W Lond & Co. fone Nellie Doe, Behr §.W full, Belto Trovidencer tacks ott & Bro. chr Tabitha & Haunah, Dill, Hartiord—Ferguson & ‘ood. ao Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence—H W Jackson Young. Baltamore. . Philadelphia. Fniadetphia. Steamer k C Steamer 8 F REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Algeria (Br), Le Messurler, Liverpool July 5, via enstowl Gh, with mdse and passen era to UG Franck. n ch ta ‘at 42 41s, lon 2 19 German steamshi, hound th, lat 41 Ly yf St -ohn's NB, id 1 Cee). hence for itremen; same day, tata Pre Celiic, hence jor mmeriat ool ry a bar! bound east, oh, iat46 15, lon 43 43, steamns'niy Fee: frou iverpool tor Boston Ls h, Jat 41 51, im 57 OL. | ship City o: Montreal (Br), fram Liverpoo or Ne ry Uh lac 41 4 Lou 6b 67, an Inman line steamsnip, Sound sonenan! Rotterdam (Dutch), Hus, Rotterdam June with mdse and 275 Lins oy ag hd Burlage & Co; vewel frunen, wdye & Lo. y Y, 4/03, lon 41 28, passed shin «ity ot Briste ht teamehip ‘ols! inwall July 8, with mdse SOO ere ty ne ‘oe'fe Malt Seam tip Vo. texmship Fanita, Doane, Philadelptia, with mdse to the Lorillard Steamsh: Shin Geua i), Jenk.ng, Liverpool 4 days yi. UP Usades oO with nds: to snow & Surg Bark tont (Ger), Jensen ‘Barrow 51 days, with raliway iron .o H Bweetland & Bark Sei Fratel i ‘ital Porro, Catania May 5, with old US ad to order: vessel to ‘AP Agresta. Passed Gibraltar werk Union (of Arichat), Babin, Cow Bay, CB, via Arichat 10 days, with coal to U B Swain & Son; vessel to Hation, Wawon & Co. Bark Chili (of Yarmouth, NS), McLeod, Sydney, OB, 13 days, with coal to JJ Belloni & Co; vessel to Boyd & incken. Bark (ueen of the South (of Liverpool), Adair, Boston 4 days, in ballast, to Arxell, Lurts & Co, Bria Uncle Sam, Gover, Humaco:, PR, 15 days, with cna Hicks & Tabing ; vessel to James W slweil Bivie Lily (of Windsor, NS), Ryan, Cow Bay, OB, 15 g 4) with coal to C B Swain & Son. P Kelsey, Steelman, Virgiuia. sche Alethea, gare Vi Knig! Schr AE Reynolis, a Sehr Napoleon, Rulon, Virginia. Schr Mary Jane, Leck, Virginia, Schr Susan Jane, flank, irginia, Schr Deity Varden, Allen, Radison, Mo, 9 days, with lumber to Simpson & Ulapp ; Vessel to master. Passed [Through Heli Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, Portland for New York, with mdse and passengers. Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for, New York, bast mise and passengers to Ferguson & Woo Park Margaret Edwards (Br), inirens | for New York. in ba''as', Wi § L Merchant & Co. ‘Schr Margaret, Han My Indsor, NS, for New York, 20 with plaster to © r Abbie Ingalls, aoe NS. for New York, with piling to order. Schr Robin. McKown, Port Saledonis, CB, tor New York, 19 days, with coa! to F Taibot & Co. P Schr Francis Ellen, Cousins, st George for New York 9 days, with piling to Jed Frye & Oo. chr Krank Maria, Wood, Saco for New York, with headings to Wayileit & Co. Scnr Ay Dyer, Kelly, Calais for New York, with tum- She Wm A Morrell. Webber. Bridgeport for Elizabeth- Petchr © P Shultis, Young, Norwich for New York. Bohr Staten Islander, Miller, Hasivord for New ‘York. Schr F 8 Smith, Bowinan, New Bedford for New York. Schr F Merwin, Bunce, Providence for New York. Becht Isanc H Borden, Dodge, Fail Kiver for New York. Schr Henry A Taber, Bowinan, New Bedtord for New rk. Behe DA Berry, Wolfe, Providence for New York. ir Ney, © Fall River tor New York. Behr Hannah E Brown, Sackett, Fall River for New York. Schr Billow, Bell, Bertone for New York, any “sl oO ama New Londun for New York. he Avon, Mar ington for New York. Behe ‘Adetnides Smiths Sag Harbor ior New York. Kehr J Bleecker, Thoinpson, Stonington for New York, ork Kliza J Reynor, Rittoheils Providence for New Haven essen, Pillsbury, Vinal ni ven for New York, with! one to Bridge € sehr Leonor ‘Auburn, New Haven for New York. ich Boode ‘island, Hawley, New London for New ‘or! Schr Astoria, Rockport for New York. eee ‘alslor, Biydenburg, Cold Spring for New poet Sclir Lizzie Mills, Armstrong, Boston tor New Yor! Steamer Biectra, Mott, ’rovidence tor New York, itn mdse und oassengers Steamer Doria, Young, Providence tor New York, with mdse and passengers. BOUND BAST. Bark Rovert Godfrey (ir), Chayman, New York for Bristol, By x Bris Mary Grace (Br), Pettis, New Yerk for Windsor, ¥ aside (Br), Johnson, New York for #& ‘brie Aeaale cm @p. ig trols NewVork for Pictou, Nib Sehr JC Nash oe iW, Gch of Boston. WO Atwa Providence. Sehr Greene County Tani Wier, Hyde, oodous tor Provi- “Ete Jechin, Rane, Rondout for Portian t soit? Maria'L “isl, Lawrenoe, New York for Middle- ake ir Wm 8 O'Brien, Gough, New Brunswick for New be ty Dr Powers, Smith, Elizabethnort for port. Bebe BM Tyler Borde: Euzavethport for Pail Rivers Sehr Tareuin Ch: dria Ratatonecies er Rackport Bebe Georgiana, Hail. Pesci: fe for Ly Behr Maria Chadwick, } for Provide faerce, Schr Ann Hliza, Onewe ‘ork tor _angor. Schr Ccean Ranger, Carga ny Fort Johnson {oF Salem. hebr Maria Adelaide, Kent jew York or Bebr Tryphenia, Houl.ine, Biieabetnport or Lynn, Behr kasex. Hand thor! for Providence, Sehr iit B Diverty' Alckersou, Aunboy ior Fall River. Behr Tile & fh ibethport toe Ok ih, Elizabethport tor Dighton. Tryou, New er rk vor ort aud. ‘orrey, SHOW New York for Port! wie ng, Bowaan, Port Johypon for Restos. faito-k, Kondow. 10) avid Blalr, Elizabeth p pi rail River. Iivabeth port tor Providence. ai ork for New suffolk. ak fan thon ipo nt for} rqvidence. Boor, a New York tor New Beat 0 OF Me echt Ninquee Schr Loon, Vanber Rehr Helew P, Jones, Pitadatphis. ee Pawtucket Schr Galota, Caminett, Hobo! Schr Northern Home (Br), Phesien New York for St John, NB. Erbe Julia Clinch (Br), Maloney, New York for St John, ®chr Chowan, Roseth: New York for Saco. Kehr Macestie, y Ronaoat for Porumonths ’ Schr E A Baker, Farrell, New York tor New London. Sour Fila th ‘etna Lwin Hoboken r isedapr Pet Sehr Harriet 1 froma yer, York mics New a ewbur. tor Bobr Florence Roge! eppari, Rew: came M Hamiiton, Sheppard, New York tor Salero. bell, Hlizavethport for New ech Samuel P Godwin, Waterbury, New York for Schr R A Forsythe. Hobbie, Biteapeth pars foe. Stamford. Bteamer Tillie, Bailey, New York tor New London. er tra, Mott, New York tor Providence. BELOW. Bark Albert, from Cow Bay, CB (by vilot boat Mary E Fisn, No 4). SAILED, US steamer Brooklyn; _fteamahips Scotia, for Liver- I; Minnesota, do; Caled Glasgow; Konig Wit . Bremong Lapland, Bristol: Guy or coria, Chariestons Metropolis, Wilmington, NC: ships John Aunyan, \lavre; Aurora, San Francise barks Colin & MeNeil, Bueno» Ayres: Cedchino Vanovaro dtal ygiown; Maddalena, fal), [riesia: ermanis eed, Perera orto; Twengin diab, aoe or jarmouth : ones ial Cork: Wanuerer (Nor), Stettin: New York, New Oricans: brigs : obert Mc Bpearing (Br), Caibarien; Stella, Liverpool; Therese, Wind at sunset SSW. Mari Disasters. Burr Liauata (CR), Ragamino, from Seabeck for Cal- lao, put into San Francisco Ju.y 5 on account of her pumps being choked with sand. “(The L cleared on the ith to resume ler voyage.) Suir Goo Horm Anderson, trom Ardrossan for San Francisco, was at Bahia June 4 leaty. Bark Chetah (Br), Yex O at San Franci from Glasgow, repotts:— On Feb 2 had a strony a heavy sea ing docks continually tooled; crossed Equator on dlape 3; off Cape torn from April 7 to 26h, first week of which time had light wind: ior SW and W Drineipally Femaining part of tue heavy gales in same ‘ay laboring Ryayi-y and ship- ping quantitfes of ‘water; fling long boat. Dreak- ne Swe knees and athwarts. and smushing a that was lashed ou top of long boat, and wi ning wear about to a yreat extent; cro sed Pacide on June % with tine weath:F and moderate. ‘winds Up to 2d inst, when we toox strong wind irom NW with a heavy sea, which washel away part of port bulwarks, rail on starboard aide, forvcaatic, head, filled long host, blew away lower foretopsail and lb, ‘split upper main’ topsail. Barx Kerizr (Ital). Romano, from Lives June 30) for Haltimore, putin.o almouth leaky condition. tcHR ANNs Serrnerp (of Providence), Terry, was pphors mn Wilmington, NC, bar, oo che 15th inst, and has ged. Scur Loursa Stxrson, at San Francisco vale said fan Blas, cneountered a heavy gale trom NW on t and }, lat 36, lon 124, and had sails carriea away, & ‘the nime of the schooner before rep rtd ashore on the Isles ol shoals was the Laura Atone, o' Boston. She ool (cleared uly ls in a Woes atten fing to pass betwen sinutty Nowe amd Cedar isianit ron plump onthe old sea walle witch was covered by the high Le. Tho vessel will gotien of without serious damacc. Dunpatx, July 3—The bark Princess of Wales (of Glas- [ag from Liverpool ior Philadelphia lca reported yy cable), has gone ashore in the oay and is @ total wreck, hoving broken up ‘ainidships: only a small portion gihesatne will be saved, The crew were all sayed by Miscellaneous. ‘The purser of the steamship Algeria, from Liverpool, ‘has our thanks for favors, Purser Alpheus Smith, of the steamship Colon, from As- viaws i, has our thanks for favors. iG Vatexan (Br), 197 tons, built at Liverpool, NB. in now at this port, hae been sold by auction to Capt $8275, cash, me the bark Sarah, Capt Cheney, owned b: 8 Winslow 4 Co_and others, of Portland, sailes from Buenos Ayres June 7 and arrive! in Boston July 12, thus making the passage in 38 days, one of the shortest on Teco! The commirtee of agemen* of the Bi Veritus has ust pubiushed the O! maritime dv pn repored during the month cf May, 1873. conc rning ail flags This 1} at gives the plone) :—Suilins vessels totally és, 41 Bugli-b, 1¢ French, 12 Itallan, 6 Norwertat, 6 Aus rian, 5 Aime! 4 buch, & card vanish, 4 Greek, 2 swedish, TPrasiian 1 uri ntal Ke- able, | Rus-iun, 1 Turk, and of which the faz has not en ieporied, /n this to'n number are included 1 sall- ing vessel Ay d mit isg. steainers totally ost, 10, viz, 6 nei American and 1 italian, The inauaging dirscvor, Char'es Bal. Deatns on Sutrnoinn—The deaths of the following sea- men are repor ed at the office of the U 8 shipping « om.- missione Harris, a nanv> of ‘ore, died April iéom the nessuge tonin Howe: Tort to Havana, oa board bark T K Weldon. which arrived here 5th inst, Gustat Linguist and <ugust isdn a ds natives of Swe- den; Kdward Stuffeildt, native o Carl Gordon, uative of Finland, diet at bi, June 2 ov yellow fever, om board bark GM Tucker, wuleh rived here 12ta inst, Launcnzp—A tueboat of about 100 tons burthen, built y Ambrose & Henry tor Curti., Forbes & Co, wits launch- ed at Pordand, Me, on Saturday last. Her boilers and engine were built by ‘he Portland Company; the torm:r arevery heavy, und the lettwr hav @ cylinder ot 35 juches square. "The iug is go ng to Baltimore to complete A large dreduing contract of Curtis, Forbes & Co in Peat Vicinity, where they have two tuzsund three dredges now at wor! From ihe yard of Alfred Storer, 9° Waldoboro, Me, inst, a fine $ masted schooner of ‘bout 70v tons caj Soren and She is nawned Lulu, ater the daugh er on Me A aulin Romo, who 1s part owner. ‘he is to be c a by apt Jas Show. lee of xchr s & Emerso mand Bheisowued by ‘eS F Baer’ Co, the captain, ‘and one par ie on. ind is to hail irom Bow’: il. trom the vado angmaid & Mug. ford, Morton, of S17 tous ro Letets owned by Siyarcon and others ors ubect ss winsiew & Co, of Portlana; DB Fi.nt, ‘of Water own, Mass; Messrs Jed, Frye & Cy and BT furlow &: 0, 01 New ork. and Capt John A Davis, ot Lubec, who wi.l command her, Notice to Mariners. The Coca ge fig Heraid says sethe ib ot blowing out Gangway Koc! hever oompieted to the sa.isiaciion ey of those bassin: itevery feet ot water clear over ix at lo vowels drawing on)y 7 leat of water have struck the base of the rock, and ins ead of being smooth 1 ough Shi craggy. this ie a ‘maiterwhicn should we loosed Alter, avitisone of the most important point on the river where water should be nad, owing to ics close prox- imity to the piers, so that vessels'in Leaung up tue river Ke @ good course between them. Witurncron, NC, Jaly 15—The hacia Tueille, from Baltimore, while coming up the river y morning, ran {utoand carried away the buoy oaposiie Prices Creck. The steamer was not at ail inured, and came on up ‘o the city with the buoy in tow. Mariners are nuli- fied of the absence of this buoy. Whalemen. of Panama Jaly 1 rere Platina, Chase, of Westport; Cape Horn Pizeon, ‘of Dartmouth; Oak, Gidord; echt Tobago, Heath-all wital ‘aling. Spoken. Shi Dashing Wave, Marshall, from Tacoma for Cal- lao, eae off Cape Flatter: peat: - sea Bark ul 4 a” trom Boston for City Point, July 13, wehilias (Ger), from Boston for Phi i land W 2 miles er mag iy Kk, from Tilo Janeiro for Baltimore, 1 pe St Roque. ai & Lassie, Maxey, trom Boston for Cadiz, July 11, lat An Amerjean cahteta ant painted black, with black yards, white mastheads an. end of jibboom white, bound to Norfolk (pro! rk bthan tg from Boston), was seen July |4, Block sian W 20 mile: ‘A &masted schooner, showing red. white and blue sig- nal, steering »W (supposed to be the Harry White), was seen July 14, 8 AM, 4, , Cape Hatteras Lighthouse N Gistant 14 miles. ita cae rt foreign Ports. Awstenpam, July 1¢—Arrived, bark Goodell, Crockett, Calcutta, Asrinwats. Tune 20—Arrived, sehr Rmma F Low (Br), itm, Boca del Toro, (aud sailed. 0tn a Andreas; ‘Sailed June 27, brig Mexico; Jul 1, greamabip Virginius, Waluams, gc, Me saath Bounay, June 6—In port frown, ant Wm rt shi or ee , Harriman, for averpueh iis Varden Reach, Fine ; and others reported late ¢ in port shi) Good Hope, Anderson, trom ardroe a "Apel 18, for San. jeaky. hav Vanya. no date—arrived, bark, Wentworth (Br, Robbing, Prince Edward Island, to load for Bristol Chan neatcores Jane S—In nent ships Bere | er, ‘Twill, and Statesman (Br), tor Ni ‘Gattag June ir SSalieg,t ba ne Gaal randall, Guanape: 19th, ship Cana (Br), Ellas, San Francisco. In'port June 27, shige st Mark Grinds, from Mollendo, arrived 17th; perrort, Thomas; J U Potter, McClure John Bryo Martha Bowker, Skolfic d; Sanu! Ad er, aad ores: Sk Blanchard, Meady, and St Sona, Riv. and oth Cixrixcos, July S-Salled, brig Clytie, Dow, New Yor! pore. E, Joly 12—Patin, banat hy ler (Ital), Ro- Fa ba 2) verpool tor Baltimore. ome to Salied. “ship Pleiades, Chase, sup- posed for Guana in port June 10," ships Star, Vianello albert Gallet Graves; Mary binina, Pate tren; Andre Jae son, Fie! a Frederick Tidor, Bradford, and Tan} Houphier, ‘att Ady Rgaano, bark ‘Edith Rose, Tobey, tor Havana, d VMacod, Pit July L=In port brig Ubaidina (Br), nagle, tor Boston, lag; schr Harriet Brewster, Squires, for New ¥ lo. 10—Sailed, bark Almira Coombs, Wilson, Havana, Jul rived 16th, steamship City of Havana, Deaken, New York via Nami ed hy Ls ee cB. ty ib—Sailed, steamship Clty of Antw (Bp, Detain 2, ia York via Queensto; rn vi Ae }omp en, c nora, drew Jonnson, sgorador Mnghish, and Reed, 1dki bite NeVEra. Garsiow, do north ys ‘Mowtaxat, July. (Br), Brown, Livervoat; sta vera anne. Jaly b—Arel stramehine Montane, Bow- ‘entral America: er hy Franewco. oieatled ia hip Mon ana. Parker, =an Pri (Haetusbatee ange bot a An a Ina: load f npuenes July it Arrived, brig Rapid, Dumas, Newark, : Erno, Jane Zi—Arrived, ship Grey Eagle, Cog: jaifimore. i 108. ranciaco, re} air FS “ Bones an a 0: ‘and others rey aarrom du i iyeragsieri touinsalp Donan (Ger), Neyuaber, New York for hremen Jaco, daly I—arnived, ‘Schr Brilliant (Br), Bethe? Oho oe t B. uly 8—Arrived, schr Prairie Bird (Br), Ha- Brig une (art, De: uaco (Br), Atwood, ‘Nowbury? oston, ¢ Biri (Br), Ralston, New yorkie Ww (Br), Starsey, dy; Carne (Br), Bons I, do, American Ports. ic ALEXANDRIA, July 15—Arrived, stear, sou, New rete" neh edit see. font Edwarl Jerey Oly" ins a yee, poe fen EB ol ee ille tame i Mart, Bee Dane ‘te : fs aw a ‘cooky dos Ann Ee lew do; Anna do; nd "mene Banks, Phila- cilkey, Uiilkey, dor AM Aldriden, h Hs uddelt, ito J B Stayin, a one Haymore,, Burd can bberly, Slizabetiport: Prank Crow- rus Chamberlam, ms, ‘A Burln~ ingame, Port. Johnson,’ Nelson Harvey, Ay Jobnaon, dor Herbert Menton, J bo ito rs, Slekerson. vt arbour 2 de ward, do; le Cu hig Jameson, Wits roune, ai I, ftendouts Whi iaton, Phinney, New York, yacht Enchantress, Cleared—BSteamers Gresham (Br), Smith, Sydney, CB; Blockstone, Hallett, Baltimore; barks ueen Oo the Bay (Rr), Wi Canada, Lambert, PI jetpriia; acurs Howard, Eas*iain sn ‘Hayh; sored a Ban, cerdiet, Windsor, NS: \sllza, Crowell, Phila- le iso cleared bark Rebeoca elle (mew, of Boston, 586. 75 tons), Crowell, Montevideo, Sa let—steamers Farita, \:resham, and Blackstone; shi anel Marcy; burk aria oi ne (RP), Sontevideet Murphy. iver. pool; bar< Noupaveit Finn, bnz PRO '80),' Barbados: wehr John Gibby. Ja: keonvilles BALTMORE, July 15—Arrived, barks New Ligh B00, 5 We D Matanzas: ines ot; Maria jersomy ‘on. Manson, Reliast, 1; 3 ses “Chattanoega, ai Jule Seclnenean ig? Pea. 7 rnd> Plunm ,"Plummn-r do Chapman. Rio Janeiro; Ceres (Norw Puzt, ‘uya, River la P red —Btig, 5 vi hots, Crock 0) Newhi -y City: John tM Called ries Liuro. "mea New Yor Ne tale Mt Arr’ ved, sehrs Cwastotte o Jameson, New York; schr Darks Eliza Oulton {ur), O'Brien, Monteviieo; BRP Lebianc. Jam and Chalien re, | oth trom coal por’, Br 1 ‘ol. o—Sailed, sehrs Gov Cooney, Biles, New York (or 0 fe); eh, Allen, Blizabethn CTARLESTON, Tu'v 6—Sailed, stean kip Sonth "Oaron Jina, Beckeit, New York; schrs © C Berry, Portsmouth, CALAIS, July 10—Cleared, sehr Neptune's Bride, Grier son, Now York, Uth—Cleared, schrs i ed Reach, Holmes, New York. 2th—Cleared, sehra Lizure, Richardson ; Comet. Traey, gm Mar‘be Miria, Tharston, New York; Com Kearney, feta GAY GREUNWICH, July Arrived, echr L B Wing, Boice, Pniladelphia: T'th—sailed. schry Paul ? Keeler, King, Philadelphia Elm City, Kelly, New York. FORTRESS MONLOT, Jitly 16—Passed in for Balt. more, schr Rescue (Br), Anderson. trom Havana. Passed out—Steamer Gan 9(8r), tor Liverpool; ip Daniz7a, ior Gloucester; barss Angelios, tor Belf e id rr 1g Winifred, or RioJaneiro: Prince Hassan, for Cork : Getion, for Cork: sctir Shiioab, for Matanzas stemin'r alley City. PALL RIVER Jae 1i—ar-ived, park Constante, a h, Trieste. achr Lenre ste: RW Toll, Godtre M “hile ielphia: Wind May, and’ rice, Newlove, wirk, Menton d D les, Conklin, Blizabethport; B Woolsey, lerrill, Newiurs. hra i fi Worden, Dodge, for New York: North: em ys Phiationa. 33 ihre fonnle Roselyn, Tooker, Alexan- aries P Stickney, sath hlindelphia.. Sig schirs Jahn , Sank pstaaia, €0) New ork; Planet, Sy Saar endl rom, do. ae P ridan, w Floyd, Chim Medred, szhr so nti Fow- ler, a ont ese Ty, Do Jary U4 Acrived, sche Ella Ams den, and Grace Cus! cennabee, ve JACKSONVILE a eal eared, ‘oohr Kenduskeag, Wyatt, Providence. th—Cleared, schr Abby K Bentley, Mehaffey, New schrs B F ep Rrewster, Few Hattie, McCtintoek, Poin ‘REY. WEST, Jury 1c~Arrived, \ igainehip Clyde, Ker nedy, Gaivestin for New York (ind nroceeded, be: Che July 1)—Sailed, schr Mary F Pike, Gove, New or! pa wee schrs Virginia, Ross, and Sea Lark, Miller, NEW OtLEANS, July 12—Agrived, schr Anna Nie more, Sagus la Grande, Clea ip Lacos (Bri, Penden, Tiverpoo! ship Sather et er, Oliver, dor b brige Marie Yaa rel (Sp), seen re:ca, Fa‘celona ; Guadalou la, Came schr Helen Hasal ter, or Feusecoiacs” “Ourns, July li Aled, stearnahip Portes. wegaenyans Sas Fach July 1¢—srrived, bark H TKoath, in, New NORFOLK, Jaly 14—Arrived, steamship Andean Gn, Finder, New Orleans for Liverpool, (and sailed ea day) :schra amuel T Wood Ne Annie M Edwards, Adams, James iver, hound North EWB! ayPot RT, July 14—Sailed, schr Mary A Hyer, Bey TeDrORS FORD, July 15—Arrived, schr Jed Frye, Bal- Rnilsa = chrs Thos Potter, Handy, New York; TB Smith, Bowman: Henry A_Taber, Bowness Monitor, Chase, an} Louisa Francis, Winch-ster, da. NARRAGANSETT, Jul is Arrived at the Hier, chr ba ns Rad i hb New York. schr Pe.cedate, Caswell, Elizabethrort. NeWwPon ay aiy 14. PM—Arrived, sehr Paladium, gi East Greenwich for New York; N& Hal, Mur Rhy: Prov dence tor do; M F Pike, Good Dorchestery or do: Fly F Crowel, owes, River for do} Anh & Carll, Tyler. ‘do-ton for Rattim more: ® Leach Pen tleton, Fall ‘tiver for Paitadetphia. th, —The wind bound vessel: are going out with a light northerly breeze. NORWICH, July 15—Arrved, sehra BV. Glover, Phils AB T qrines, Georgetown, DO: Buckeye, North: New Worl, livabethport NEW LONDON, July ‘Arrived: cree tomes Regia, Providence ‘or New York Marshall O Wells, New York. Sailed—Schr Rhode sland, New York. P88 CAVABLO, July i—\rrived, schra_E 1 Clarke, Lawrence, Pensacola: fib, Thos, Winans, Weeks, Vasca- Wa: 6th, Uriah & Tabla, Morzan, and Indianols, ;' Aiax, “aunders, Pensacola, . sehr Mananiico, audail, Mobile. PrNga Sgcbra aly 1l—Cleareg, schr Bennington, Ed- wards, PinitAbeL PUTA, July Us~Arrived, bark Cleonice Bova (tal), Bova, Hona, Af ci ip Johan (en John Sehnenn Maze, Somerast Quiney Poll lie Shaw, + ston Young Teazer, Slocumb, Nee oattord’ Toy or Mg Mathis. ‘Creessinant Bos 01; '8 8 Godfrev, Godirey. Hast Garmbridup; Adie Murchie Boston: SM %e Granam, Mor mouth, Mass: Emma 8 Hoston? # Mase, Magee: do; RE Yate. Yates do: vailie te Bateman, O 8 CT vier, Barrett, do; 5 H Cady, Hall, do. July 14 Arrived, ‘purse Jas McCarty, C: Biancharl, Saga; Sareh B liale, 2 "Philadelphia -achrs Luey Colina Colina Darien, bh sine Elizabeth, Randall, and franklin, Chadwick, ait erred-Schr Hannio Westbrook, Littlejohn, New ort Ioh—Arrived, echr A # Weeks, Farr, South Ambo: Also arrived. brig Flodazza, Lisbon. “y POR!SMOUTH, NH, July 14—Arrived, schrs Albert Treat, Sawyer, jladelphia; J Babeocn, Smith, de Madison Holmes, Boyles, Hash er 01 Prins ton, Wells a timore: senrs ¢ Tay, Brown, Philndeiph ¥ igubethpor.; B.C Terry, do go Moore, Port Jonison; ‘Free Wind, Frisbee, Yor! ‘Arrived in lower harbor 14h, aches Davtight McPa den, Bath tor New York; B Torrey, Gray, Bangor for more. PROVIDENCE, July \S—Arrived, bark, Olivo, (Aust, Bon.mo, scene nck hen b = i oe et wer “Amen Ragbes, usorgsiere BT tatoras Robbins, Atesantiriag Wi m8 ey ‘q Bunge, Bremen; schra 81. Simmons, Gun =F) New Terr Fpvadeipale obert J Mercer. deiphia; L as anor ora phi kurt ma dom Bocman, Phu teins Tim Clty, iid, Hohoken Edwin » Tyler, Murray, Port Johnson.’ Below, schr Win, Witson, Brown. Sai‘ed—Sehrs Mist, Munsey, Trenton; Estelle, Furniesy Rondout;, Rt Graham, Jarvis, Reritan River; Bertha J Fel ows, Smith; © xter, Dunion: Nicanor, Baxe J McCloskey, Skidmore; Jamies M Bayles, Arnold: Ann ‘Amelia, Allen ; George ¢, Petsrson : Heary Lemuel, Jarvis; Wm Mavo, Crum, and! {homas 3 ‘Owen, Simpson, New. Yorcislog Unity, Dewi AW UCKBT, July uly Npoasrived’ sloop Mary E Bayles, J a4 Agenoria, Jordan, and Jose+ FR. fob. Juty 5—Arrived, barks Magc'e Doug lace, McCully, Ardrosenn,, onumoreney, Uarmier, Bor~ deanx; schr Staghoun |, Potty, 1 ‘ahit. ‘8th—Arrived, bark Wellington (Nic), Howard, Depar- tare Bay. Cleared—Sht ys Crusader, Hotchkiss, Molpndo, Star of Brunswick (Br) Ral Ga Sato: one at re (CR), Ramog beck), Oal ao; dark Leigh- fon, t f Laure M Mangum (Mex), Groat, Salt ed—Shi Isaac Jeans, Boyling, Geabee! 3 Tender, Niekels, Melbourne vin Wambol 8 oa SAN DIK Arizona, Aus. aly 8—srrived, srs tin, San Franciogo for Panne’ (and sailed same day). SAVANNAH, July | Reape bee brig hoses Rogers, Bos- ton; achre Frank Lucas do; Jénnie Strout, New York. cits haw Gm, ‘out ldArrived, bark ‘Thos Fletchers York. 14—Arrived, schr Florence N Tower, Diag july. 18—Arrived, sohre pee Ba "6 Ms re Calais for do. eter Kalled—sotirs Active and Harm ona, Wind, AM, west~ er} tah, sunset, NNE, squaly.. Amend wi id Arrived, schrs Mary Limeburner, Philadel- nS Ot 5, Carolin: ‘Grand, gore Johnson toe tor ew York for St John; Fork William, Bangor tor Pillage fe inns oa ktiiole. Somer ‘Oherad, Boston, led—Selirs Angola, Geni ral ie chase, H Wilivtis, kaate bet an onerah williams and Laconia, WILMINGTON, NO, July 4—Arrived, bark Garstrang. (Rr), Thornton, Liveroool LANKOUS. LUTE DI ORORS “OBTAINED ace tom Dike ferent States al sonra: ous ae. Meient cause; no pubucity no charge woul Givoroe gramwed. AAVIGE ITED: 5 tseugy, 194 Bronlway. A TERALD pRanoH OFFICE, . corner otf Fulton avenue and ‘Open trom $A. M. On sunday from 5 to i oe 801 DIVOROES OBTAINED FROW COURTS A ordinerent stategs legal everywhere: wo publicity: fo feesin advance; advice Tye i Saba er fe tor ‘tag baad Comnsollon ay kav, 53 Broad tay ry