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10 DON CARLOS. Herald Special Report from the Spanish Frontier Through France and London. a ‘His Majesty the King Enters the Territory of His Fathers. A MORNING MARCH FROM FRANCE. Romance of the Royal- ist Ride. ‘Public Enthusiasm and Joyous Greetings. HALTED AND AT THE HEAD OF AN ARMY, SMe T yt 8 ee The Monarch Dons His Uniform and His Chiefs Swear Fealty. aos Pd Ae Irish Aid to the Royal Iberian. The Church Peals an Anthem and Can- nons Boom Forth Joy. Crown Amnesty to Imprisoned Republicans. Arms and Ammunition Landed on the Coast. British Trading Ships in the Service of the Bourbonist Commissariat, oo French Reports from the Fields of Action. TELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, The following special despatch to the Heratp has been received from our corre- spondent attached to the army of Don Carlos operating in Spain. The telegram reached us last night, by cable, through France and Lon- don: Lonnon, July 17, 1873. ‘The following telegram has been addressed to the Hzratp from Zugarramurdy, Spain, by express to Bayonne, and from France by wire despatch to this city: — DON CARLOS’ ENTRY TO SPAIN AND AN ENTHU- SIASTIC RECEPTION BY THE PEOPLE. The correspondent reports as follows: —At ten o'clock Wednesday morning, the 16th instant, Don Carlos entered Spain amidst a scene of indescribable enthusiasm on the | part of the people. journeying by Bayonne, the Bourbon Prince reached Ustaritz at the hour of five o'clock in the morning. He was mounted on horseback, and was accompanied by two French legi- timists of note, a Carlist officer of high mi tary rank anda special correspondent of the Hera. His Royal Highness took his departure from Ustaritz almost immediately and ad- vanced to the Spanish frontier. wrmy uniform were carried by the party. Starting from Pau and | No arms or The members of it were dressed in plain clothing and furnished with foreign passports. Not a single gendarme was encountered, so that precaution was almost unnecessary. FOREST SCENES AND RURAL EXCITEMENT AT DAY- DAWN. ‘Thus, preceded by two guides, we rode during a space of three hours over hills and through forests in the spurs of the Pyrenees. The balmy odor given forth from the forest, the hour of the morning and the peculiar excitement of the occasion helped, with the other surroundings of the moment, to make this historic ride a rare treat. HALT. The party halted at a small inn on the Spanish side of the frontier, near the foot of Pena Plata. FRIENDS TO THE FRONT. Marquis Valdaspirias and General Lissa- raga were here waiting Don Carlos’ arrival, surrounded by officers of a royal staff and escort. All present kissed the King’s hand. UNIFORMED AND MOUNTED. Don Carlos here donned a brilliant uniform which had been provided for his use, the coat | of dark blue cloth, trimmed with gold, pan- taloons of « scariet color and a Basque cap of scarlet and gold. He mounted a handsome @eld charger, of a bay color, which was fur- mished for his use by a wealthy Irishman, a resident of Pau. His Majesty looked ‘every inch”’ a king. THE HEAD OF THE ARMY. From the point of meeting at Pena Plata the King advanced to Zugarramurdy, where several thousand Carlist troops were waiting to receive him. ‘THE OATE. OF ALLEGIANCE—A TOUCHING SCENE. A “Le Deum’ was celebrated in the church. Afterwards, at the close of the altar services, almost every soldier present went forward and kissed the King’s hand. The picture was really touching and, affect- ing. These hardy, devoted servants of the NEW _YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JOLY 18, 1873.—WITH | SUPPLEMENT. apparently rewarded for fhe enaurance of 80 much hardship and snfferings. AMNESTY AND FRATERNITY. All the Spanish republicans held as prison- ers of war in the place were released. BIG GUNS BOOMING. The cannons of the fort were fired at inter- vals during the entire day. Universal hisarity prevails. ARMS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR. There are 4,000 Carlist troops on duty here; but the main force of the royal army, under command of General Elio, is engaged on the line of the Biscay coast, to cover the landing of cargoes of arms and ammunition from Eng- lish ships. IMMEDIATE USE FOR THE NEW SUPPLIES. In a proclamation which has just been is- sued Don Carlos states that he will now fight with the army of the Republic using these arms, which, as it appears, have been taken ashore, VICTORY IN THY FIRLD. The roport of the capture of the town of | Estella by the Carlists is confirmed. The Carlists are marching on Logrofio. HOPE FOR THE ROYALISTS. The International Society of Barcelona has been dissolved. Colonel Aizpurua bas taken command of the force which was formerly led by the Curé of Santa Cruz, and which now numbers 1,000 men. Lizzaraya, with 4,000 well disciplined in- fantry and some cavalry and artillery, is oper- ating in Guipuzcoa. Contreras has levied a forced loan of $80,000 on the citizens of Cartagena. War Ofice Order from the Minister in Madrid. MapRID, July 17, 1873. ‘The authorities are still apprehensive of an out- break at Valencia, and the commander of the gar- risou there has been ordered to use every measure of precaution to maintain order, French Reports of Carlist Successes and the Landing of Supplies. BAYONNE, July 17, 1873, | The Carlists at this point declare that ail the | arms and ammunition shipped for Spain have been | safely landed on the coast of Biscay, ‘The Carlists, after capturing a company of carbi- neers near Puente la Reina, have occupied that town. ‘their partisans report that they are er | ing the Ebro at all points, and are recruiting, for- | aging and levying requisitions in the province of Burgos, They also report that the Spanish government intends to form a recruiting camp near Lerida, Also that the republican troops have received orders to shoot all priests take 1 with arms in their hands, The priests are endeavoring to bring about a fusion between the Alfonsists and Carlists, THE CURE OF SANTA CRUZ REPUDIATED BY THE CROWN. Don Carlos has issned an order that the Curé of Santa Cruz be treated as a rebel. Ex-Queen isabella in the Belgian Capi. tal, BRUSSEL, July 17, 1873, The ex-Queen of Spain, Isabella, has arrived in this city. SPAIN. aA Er aia Ceara The New Constitution Ready for Presentation to the Cortes. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YGRK HERALD. Maprin, July 17, 1873, The new constitution will be presented to the Cortes for action to- day. ENGLAND. | Queen Victoria’s Pledge of Adhesion to the Prin- ciple of International Arbitration. TELECRANS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. LONDON, July 17, 1873. In the House of Commons this eveaing Right Hovorable Lord Otho Fitzgerald, member tor Kil- dare county, produced and had read the Queen's reply to the address of the Commons on the sub- | ject of international arbitration, as follows: I have received the address of my faithful Com- mons praying that | would be graciously pleased to insteuct. my princpal Secretary to enter into com- munication with joreign Powe with a view to Jurther improv prnational law and establish a general and pe ent system of arbitration. 1 um sensible of the force of the fy Wa mo- Uves dictating that address. ave at all times desited to extend the pra orice. of closing interns tional controversies by their submission to ino tial Imends and to encourage the establishment of | rules intended .or the equal benefit of all, t shall continue to pursue a similar course, with due re- gard to time and opportunity, whenever it 1s likely to be attended with advantage. The House received the document with hearty cheers. The Bank Rate of Discount Reduced— Specie and Bullion Supply. Lonpow, July 17, 15 The rate of discount of the Bank of England has been reduced 44 per cent, and is now 4}; per cent. SPECIE AND BULLION. ‘The specie in the Bank of England has increased £37,000 since the last report. The amount of buliion which went into the bank on balauce to-day is £77,000, pao SRE) *% Municipal Quarantine Against Pilgrims. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. FLORENCE, July 17, 1873. The Prefect of Perugia has forbidden pilgrim: ages to the Cathedral of Assisi for sanitary reasons, sti IN EUROPE. The Complaint Said to Have Come to the Austrian Capital. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. LONDON, July 17, 1873, Reports have reached here that several cases of cholera have occarred at Vienna. It is said that the authorities of that city are endeavoring to suppress the particulars, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. HIGH WATER. 4 44) Gov, Isiand.....eve 3 21 28 | Sandy Hoo! seve 2 36 12 05 { Hell seve 5 06 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE vor ron MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST. —Weaners, _ Sauk | Destination. | in j a Dity of Montreal. 15 Broad way. 19 Broadwa: Dentachrinnd: 2 Howling Green ‘i 69 Bro Liverpool. |s Bowling Green eoval cauge, simple-minded men, were thus ‘Wuly 19../Glasgow....17 Bowling Green | | Point and Norvolk, with mdseand passengers to the | Dominion Steamabip Co. Sail, Steomers, | iveria. Pennay! ta Kroupri Cry ot 7 Rowllog Green 4 Bowling Green 129 Brondway. ‘|T Bowling Green By! 2 Bowling ureen Liverpool 15 Broatway ‘| Hamburg. ’|6! Broadway 2.) | Liverpool. . {69 Broad 15 Broad wa) 19 Broadway ‘fe Powling Green 2Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green Ville du Havre PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 17, 1873. — ‘CLEARED. Steamship City of New York Br), Lochead, Liverpool via Queensiown—John G Dale. Steamship Silesia Ger), Hebich, Hamourg—Kunhardt seamsbip Magnolia, Cheeseman, Savannab—W R Gar- manip, Yanita, Doane, Philadelohia—Lorillard noe Dirigo, Johnson. Portisnd—J F Ames. steamship Glauous, Bearse. Bostor—-b * Dimock. Stcamatip Wausuite, Fin, New Hedford—erguson & 0 wath Maggie Horton, Brown, Liverpool—Snow & Bur- : tiark Miako (Br), Anderson, London—Peabody, Wills Bark Edeline (Br), Fallow , London—F Spring & Co. Bark Admiral Tegethod ), Koher, Bremen—U Lu- vila Peter Robland Ger), Bohn, Konigsberg—Funch, wart i Medelpad (Swe), Isborg, Aarhuos—Tetens & Bock- at hark Victoria (Nor), Jounson, Riga—Punch, Edye & Tirix Rnrica (Aus, Bellenich, Belfast, I—Slocovieh & vege Maggie Quinn (Br), Foster, St John, NB—Heney & Behr Tampico, Ronhoff, Indianola—Kvans, Rall & hehe kara Gertrude, Risk," Fernandina=# D Hurlbut eer Jobn Mosser, Abrams, Wilmington, NC—Van Brunt wilt Minerva 1 Wedmore, Terry, Washington, NC—Z Kehr Auile, Roberts, Newbern, NC—M Holmes & Son. Sehr Maggie McDonali, McVonald, Richmond, Va- Brunt & Bi Sehr Job elso, Kelso, Baltimore—W Chalmers. chonr GM Wentworth, Collins, Calais, Me—Jed Frye & ‘tion ane A Tolles, McMullen, New Bedford—Fergu- son & Rteumor Elizabeth ark, Baltimore. Bteamer $ © Walker, Sherein, Philadetphia. Steainer Kliza, Richards, Pnuadeipuia, Bteamer Nicnots, Philadelphia. Steamer E. mith, Norwich, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE ERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Steamship Pennsylvania (Br), Brues, Glasgow July 4 yi aarnio th, ia With mdse and 67 passengers to Ausiin in & Co.’ Had strong westerly winds throughout; passed an Allen line steamship, bound east; 16th, mehip Lound cast, supposed Alabama (Br), hence for Giaszow. Stommship Australia (hr), Hedderwick, Glasgow July 5, via Moville 9th, with indge and nassenjers to Hender- son Bros. July 13, lat 47 34, lon 51.04, passed ship Lake Michigan (Br), from Liverpool tor Montreal; lath, lat 45, Jon 80, pased Anchor line steamer, bound east; 15th, lat ‘on 6.85, passed steamship California (Br), trom New 4 rk tor Glanzow. ‘ainship Cleopatra, Phillips, Havana July 12, with mdse and basengers to F-Alexandee & Sons Steamsnin Old Dominion, Walker, Richmond, | City adig, 36 days, with dat 9 08, ) lon 6 bark Due Fratelli (ital). Messina, wine md sali to Phelps Bros. July 13, 5) bark Atlantic (Ger), steering east. Bark Atlantic, Dickerson, st Pierre, Mart, 14 days, with’ auger and molasses to H Trowbridge's Sons, rig Venture, Holmes, Vigues 18° days with sugar and wes tod FB Whil eg Be Robert Wing «« Boston), Ringard, Caibarien 12 days, with sugarto Fernandes & Calvo; vesselto 5 0 Loud & Co, Sehr Adriano (Sp), Petron, Crenfiegos 15 days, with molasses to W W DeForest & ('0; vessel to mastei Sehr Anvie Powers, Sparks, Eleuthera 10 days, with fruit to Wm Dougias; vessel wo BJ Wenbere, Schr 8 A Paine (of Provincetown), Brown, Harbor Island 7 days, with fruit to Joseph Enas; vessel to Wenberg. July 4, while lying at Harbor Island, Sohn Anderson, seaman, a native den, aged fell trom aloft and Was instantly kilied Murock MePhenrson,, seaman, of New York, aloft and was severcly injured; was obliged to leave him inthe hospital nt Hurbor Taiand duly 18, tut. 3f ton 73 30, spoke sehr Mary Chilton, trom Tampico for New York Sehr Gen Torbet, Shepard, Virgin Schr Julius Webb, Cranmer, V Sehr Wm Clark, Green, Virginia. Foha G A Sampson, Gorfrey, Virgin Sehr J W Morris, Longstreet, Virwini LH Hopkins, Predmore, Virginia. Stephen Morgan, Van Cleat, Baltimore, sehr 8 K Thomas, Artiold, Philadelphia for Boston, Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Nereus, Hearse, Hotton for New York, with indye and passengers to HB Dimock. 5 Bolivar, Lawson, New London for New ise and passer cer. Brig, (Br), Fauikaer, Windsor, NS, for New Yorke n "days with plete tod # Whitney & Co. Brigg J Fu F Carney, Turner, Sydney, CB, tor New ore, 1 da. coal 10’ International ‘Goal’ Co; vessel Brig Anna Linilsley (Bo, Dunn, Hillsboro, NB, for BG wark, 1 days, with lime to Newark Lime and Cement Sirig Fimira, Moore, Fall River for New York, in bal- last «0 orde! Sehr Ella ces, Bulger, Windsor, NS, for New York, 15 days, with plaster to Wotherspoon Bros. yin for New York, 5 che Aimed, Sinith,, Windsor, days, with p. DR De Wolt & € sehr Uncle Tom,” a ook, Shulee, NS “vin Addison, Me, for New York, 5days, with plling to master. Sehr Olive, Braihatd, Two Rivers, NS, lor New York, 9 days, with spiles to Jed Frye & Sehr Josephine, Brown, Glace Bay, CB, for New York, with coal to Bird, Perkins & Job. ‘chr Mattie Holmes, Holmes, Port Selegoutas ge. for New York, 12 day with coal to Bird, Perkins & nr Marty F Like, Grove, Dorchester, York, 10 days, with stone to Jed Frye & ( sehr Nelson (Br), Wright, Hillsboro, NB, (or Newark, 2) de vi, with plaster to Newark, Lime'and’ Cement Co. Sclir Capella (Br), Harper, Kockiand, NB, for New York, Wadays, wath stone to PE Nevins £5 rh Soe New Schr MR W (Br), St John, NB, for New York, i days, with lath toJed Fry & Co Solir © Smith, Kogers, Seal island. tor New York, with fish to gohe U C Rogers Bearse, Portsmouth for New York, ip ckerson, Craig's Neck for New York. Seur ting Dove, Swaih, Caiais for New York, wath lumber to John Boynton's son & Co; el to Jed Frye & 0 W Dexter, Dunton, Providence for New York. Schr George P Kane, Peterson, Providence for New or eae Maria, Chadwick, Niantic for Harlem, with stone AH Rawilns, “sen James Eng! , Parker, New London tor New ‘ork. Schr Julia Newell, Sheppard, Rockport for New York, with line to J V Haviland, reed, Fall River for New Yor chr Ela FC; pwell, Howes, Lanewv ile tor New York, ved & Co, md, bam, salem for New York. tonington tor New York, is, FHughes, Boston for New York, ‘anthea, 4 johnson. Hyannis tor New York, en M Rowley, Davis, Providence for New one. Sehr Capitot, Burns, Providence for New York. Sehr Franklin Pierce, Highiand, Providence tor New Yo Sehr Palladium, Ryder, Providence for New York, Schr Edwin, Davis, Provincetown fur New York, with fish to D ilare £ Co. Schr & Leach, Elisworth, Fall River for New York. Schr Edward liyler, Hirréll, Stonington for New York, with stone to or: Phillips, Taunton tor New York. J‘ Fellows, Suith, Providence tor New York, Sehr Sterling, Hall, Southport for New York. Schr Maria B Hearn, Arnold, Portchester for New ork. elit James M Bayles, Arnold, Providence for New ork. Sehr Ida, Deering, Taunton for New York. Behe T Bodine, Silvie, Providence for New York. a, Wells, Warchain tor New York, Cooi, Ror, Fal River York. clifiord ‘al ver for Ne Schr Martha Ma orto ata ort for New Yor ne Ee Waihbara, Sallsbury. Pawtucket’ for New ork Seer J McCloskey. Skidmore, l'rovidence for New orl New London for New York, isworth, Newport tor New York. sche AG Lawson, biizpatrick, Providence for Haver- ne Belie Seaman, Steelman, New Haven for New York. Sehr Eli Townsend, Adams, Providence for New York. sehr Artist, Dimmock, Providence ior New Schr Elm City. Kelly, Eust Greenwich for New ‘ork. Schr Mist, Muncey, Providence for xew York. panne Sarah B Buckley, Buckley, Westport for New ‘Sehr Francis aliateh Yates, Rockland for New York, with lime to J R Brown. Sehr Alfred F ‘Howe Ellis, Boston for New York. Sehr Quebec, Dighton for New Yor Schr George Savas toningte in for New York. Sehr Mouvezw jais tor New York, with lath to Simpson, 1 re hr George & ‘All bert, Woodbury, Bangor for Jersey City, with lumber to order, ene bliza Runyon, Robinson, Providence for New ‘sehr Northern Iaght, Ireland, Fall River for Philadel: sehr oi Sherid: eh eh Fall River for New York, Sehr DB Martin, areham tor New York. gehr Aura Bald: if ° rileeae T be Sur wi on Providence for Trenton. Rehr Viotor, Munket, Cutler, Me, lor New York, with es to mastel bes Henry Lemeel, Jarvis, Providence for New York. Aube coguaud for New York, with lum- Satie, Alisu, Bridgeport for New ¥ Behr Nave: Dohart. all Kiver for New Yoree moto ‘St Joha, Watson, Port Jefferson for jew York. KehrJotin Manlove, Holland, Fall River for New ¥ Recht Hannah, Willety Boston for New Yorke” wore Schr Boston, Bist Bos Schr J G Collyer, 1 pn tor New Yorn ‘all Kiver tor N t, Hallock, Boston tor sew York, ott, Cold Spring. LI, tor New York. ady Jane, Haggerty, Warehath for New York. Sclir Celeste, Brown, Northport for New York. chr Josie, Loo! son tor snot charting st ew York, witn splies to ir Caspian, etcher, lumber to Hell Brow Sripdinaipiiaales to: 7 Schr Oriou, Osborn, Belfast for New York, with stone to J Hogan. een ‘aruline & Cornelia, Crowley, Somerset for New ‘ork. Senr Baltimore, are Thom River for New York. Schr Z Suow, Righarda, Th Ochs 2 Buow. B srs Thomaston for New York, with Sebr Evergreen, Turner, Providence for Rondout, “ luenber to ater | Schr Lamarcine, C, Mathews, Tant, rein ee gor Behr tied Dickens Michi, Soulsrton for New vester, Portland for New York, with tober tock wit iuiaber bh ge Hdl . dled is Hartford for New York. Ser 3 port for New York, with stgne 10 Jas Liv hr Geo W GI with lime tod B'Browa T Phy Rockland for New York, Sebr Game Cock. | Qui Quinlan, Millstone Point for New Tom. with at rite ler. a icht Sen Lark, Miller, Rockport for New York, with Sehr Leesaln Holland, Rockland for New York. with lime to J & Bro’ J ach, Rockland for New York, with sehr CO H Macomber, Bigsins, Franklin for New York, apson, with lumber to Sim pia? Ce with lisne ‘od Haidvel. "roots, Rockland for New York, he Wn Benn, hon ) Cal . | iath'ty Sar Penn, Thompson, Calals for New York, with ctr Onwards Fhesier, Calats for New York, with lath | to G Boardman & sehr Tasca, aingt, autorigge for New York, with lath to stmnpepm, tay | Sehr orden, New Ha Fenr Rehr Addie I. Perkins: inenten | York. with lumber to Simpson, Clapp & Co. | Schr Kmpire, Matthews, Wareham tor New York. 3 beam, Reilly, Fall River tor Taunton, ig fins Franklin tor New York, PD Gardiner, Me, for New York, “alee Lovell, Bangor for New York, with lumber pel irom, Schr Henriette, Colbert, Calals for New York, with sip timber to Richards a Wikon if i ydibain, Rene Leader, - Koil . Me, with ath foe Jed Frye ry eorne ie en ee Behr Neptune's Wride, Grlerson, Calais for New York, joynton's Son dC iro Joba Henry, ia Rockland for New podes fen, ba oc w a ee ai i it ioe Xi York. Behr Ai annie Wes sibraok he sie i* tir rah Ua, Le oy i peontre OF Ww sche Louies Francis, Wine! i ner Bedfora for tchr Ch Benen alates, gate Provideacetor New York, with indse and passengel BOUND BAST. Steamship Dirigo, Johnson, New York for Portland. Steainshin Glauchs, Kearse, York for Boston. Steamship Wainsutia, Fisn. New York for New Bodford. 2cht Keading Lt No 43, Baldwin, New York for New nndon. er Rappahannock, Brown, Port Johnson for New sehr res Morne , Richards, New York for Boston. Sehr Port Jonnson for Hartford. Sebr Mot tor Davis Elizabethport for Orient, LI. coor Belle, Simpson, New York for Bridgeport, it Joha Balch, Hod) York for Salem. Bel ir Hine, ‘ork for Providence. Sehr Engle, O! iiavethport for Wicktord. hase. E! Bod Daniel Webster, Packer, Eligabethport for Provi- ‘Schr @ P Lindsey, Hawkins, New York for Beltast. by New York for Boston, Sehr John Crocktord, Patch, New York jor Providence. Schr Benjavain Enulish, Hadwin, New York for Provi- nc se ir Helen Mar, Ward, Hoboken for Providence. ‘Thomas lull, Brown, Port Johnson for Stoning- Schr Ximena, Eagles, Port Johnson for Salem. Sehr Atlantic, Rhodes, Port Johnson for Bangor. Behe Nightingale, Youn, Rondout tor New Bodiord. + Schr Mary Miller, Fish, Rondou “fi Berry, Nev New fork vor New Bedford. Schr AS Wilder, Ni nortan tor Dighton. Sebr Hite, Thomas, for Boston. Schr E W Babcoek, loboken for Westerly. ‘at cock, M chr Pilot's Bride, Brewster, Hoboken for Boston, Sehr Surprise, Seaman, New York tor Providence. Ley William sel.ent, Wilkins, Philadelphia tor Provi- den Scht M Monson, Dayton, Amboy for Providence. Schr Fanny Klder, Rich, New York for Salem. cir OF Hawley, Brackett, Port Johnson tor Provi- “ait James Parkenson, Kelly, Elizabethport for Nor- Schr Silver Heels, Newman, New York for Boston. accht Be Whilden, Nichols, Port Johnson for Provi- acct Wiliam Reilley, Brown, New York for New Lon- Schr Fanny Fern, Stannard, Pensacola for Norwalk. Schr J P Robinson, Hardy, Hoboken for New Maven. Behr Kekeno, Bandlster, Cort Johnson for Salem. Bohr J R Mitchell, Morrill, Hoboken for Stamford. Steamer Galata, "Nye, New York tor Providence. Steamer Doris, Young, New Yor New York for Providence, BELOW. nthe aint: from Sagua ( (by pilot boat James @ Ben- SAILED, Steamships City of New York, for Livernool; Silesia, Bamba A fps pti Antwerp: Alexander Laval pland, Brist ) ; Magnolia, Savanna ‘anc Helly Ieichinond, jadelphia; shi ‘Astronomer (Br), Liverpool Heleue (Ger), Bremen; Gerh. (Br), Liverpool: Tilde Fela’ tcla tab Folie (Br), Kingston, Ja; schr Fotterdam + brig Adams, Mar- wwisd at sunset ESE, light Mari Disasters. Sir Soxona, Paine, from New York for San Francisco, which arrived at Montevideo May 26, put in on account Of injury watering gear, end resuived her voyage in four days atterwards. Sur Caxana, from Port Blakely July 3 tor Callao, when off Cape Flaticky sprung a leak, and was towed back 10 Port No ‘ownsend July 8, with tour feetof water in ber. hold ane pumps working constantly. Snir Avice Bats, Guodt, from KnJerbury, Teland, for jueensiown re re] wasal loned about Jun Rea BeN lon ale 34 BARk Mvatento (Nor), Hoy, from Rio Janciro for New York, in ballast, went aahore at 2 PM July f7, wo ‘miles south of Squam ne ae Pane on boird at the time. She lies well up on the beach.” The Coast Wrecking Co have sent steamer L 8 Smith and achr kdwin Post to her araistance. (Ifthe weather continues fine she will proba: ly Banx Caxpace, (Bi Port Caledonia, C! Cane Breton Juty 10. Whaling brig A B Cooke, Cannon, of New York, was to: tally wrecked on the night, ot April IL, off the coast of ). Murchison, from New York for, was totally wrecked on the coast of Ecuador. The ABC cleared at Panama December 16, 1872, fully equipped for a whalin, voyage, and under command of Cs Voornate. hile seal fishing off the @ os. Islan: ptain Yoorheis died. of cous sumption and was buried | ‘al sea. Thomas J Cannon, first mate, assumed command ok the vessel io Esmeraldds to land the wife and daughter ot the de- ceased captain, ou their way home. Atterwards he pro: ceeded to Tumaco and thence in search or blackfish. On the night of April 11, when off the coast of Ecuador, thirty miles north ‘of Bahia, the vers: 1 running before the wind, during dark and a weather, in three fathom: Water, with land in sight, struck on a reef known as Point Mangales, and went to pieces imme- Gintely. ‘The A'B Cooke bul on board sixtychve ‘barrels of averm oll. Nothing wus saved trom the wreck, beyond the lives of those on board and one chronometer. *he was155 tons burthen, owned by Isaac McKim Coo! not in: Brig Anicx Starrett, Hooper, at Boston 16th from Phil- adelphia, was ashore on Georgé’s Island, Boston harbor, Dut was Cowed off without damage. Spoken. Schoolship Mercury, Julv 14, lat 4022, lon 69 20 supplied wi teh the Teratd by pilot hoat Dapeen, No 15). p North American. Tucker, from New York tor Mel Paulin Suneiser Clarks irom New York for San Fr ip Sunrise, Clar irom lew York for San Francisco, Tune 3, 1at 7 N, lon 30 W. Snip Midnight, Kendrick, from New York for Shanghae, Sune 4 lat ¢ oN, Jon 30 ships ec, ish, irom’ New York for Callao, June it, lat 39 N, lon 43 W. Ship Lady Dutlérin (Br), from Liverpool for Savannah, June do ‘Tuskar. Hark Morro Castle, Jewett, from New York for Yoko- hama, May 14, at 2120 8, lon 2913 , Sha Guecn Ht Henry, from Savannah for Callao, May 19, rh jon 25 Bark Everett Gray, Loring, from Fernandina for Mon- tevideo, Jun 16, 1at 37 N, lon's4 6) W, Bare 'sonn allen,” from tor Charleston, July 14, Tat 4) 22, lon 69 20 (by. pilot boat Caprice, 15). Bark ioe Searsport), ana W v, June 18, lat La pl a bly mt D fark Younger ( Bg from Darien for Agree vay mn i 25, fon 19 pina ‘Br), Lusby. iva San Francisco for Cork, ‘Kk Gl May 4, lat B78 ee ton Tt A German bark, some. Wetors HRM L, from — for New Yora, June W, lat 46 Rico for New York, July 16, Brig Alpha (Br), trom Ports Tiles 8 of Cape Henry (and was supplied with stores by US revenue sieainer Colfax). temore,. Wright, from Fe ideo, June 1 atSON, to ed Se foreign Porte, Axrwenr, Joly 5—Arrived, Weston, Phitadelphia, re ey tie ve é ei pap arrived in Kingroad July 7, ship Tyro (Br), ‘co! Buewen, July 4—Sailed, ship Edith (Br), Rogers, Sandy H Rarnavos, June 1S—Arrived, schrs Helen A Bowen, ler, New York (and sailed 23d Vg Porto Rico); in port June ig Robt © Wright, Koy bark Mont mmond, from New Yorn, arrived Lit ym do, arri nati the ods Sen with. aieg: 8 Shaw (Bt), Bell; from ‘Baltimore, arrived Canowtas, July 10—Arrived, achr Charles B Scammell, "Bailéd Wty brig tarry, Brown, north of Ratt aA July 2—Arrived, bark Josie milred a le brig John Welsh, Jr, Vangclow, a} tent Fannie Keating. kane, Mobiles 8th, rig. TI iy Gupuin, Boston; 7th, ‘sehr King Birdy ie, Tues Besa fr Yobert Wing, New York Sth, bri ‘rim: Baltinore:' 7th, Juliet C Clark, oe se ‘Boston: J Bick: , Or w York. air, for Ants Be a sa the Bi RNEKARA, June In pot rk St ; Bteed, rom’ Kaltimore, arrived IYth, for aa ida Maal micierate (Bh for'Sew ork. doy Maud Potter Wolk hiiadelpnin, areived 24th, Aiggs schrs Horensia, Norton, from and tot New York, arrived ith, ldg; Saran we ap. Fanchon. from Baltimore via Barbados, ar rived Fanvourn, E. (or Queenstown), July 16—Arrived, shi Freedom, Bradiey, Guanapo and ‘was ordered to" Duik. “one June 28—In port, brig Gambia, Gilley, for 10, July 2—Arrived, bark Palo Alto, Innes, St Arrived, barks Emily Lowther (Br), snd Angas at (lie), Henioy, New York; Jas R Boyd Balti: ING Kona, ‘Sune | In Port ship Malay, Clough, for 0, Francise at July 10—Arrived, steamships Havana, Pen- my New York: ith, LO Harel Lock wood, Gatves: fon! brig Teaver. (lit), McGregor, st John, © toon 3 loth, bark Annie raop (Bo Newel an 49 Pus, pmme, Dareia, Matanza: mship Oyo Mexico, ‘wood, Vera Cruz; brig J M Burns, nt rer Seang b, br Mary A Ch. Dolan, A st seer ‘nd In se are Lath bark i ork. lag; Dirigo. ‘thorn, for alumdre to: i for ‘aimouth, do; ner eines Henson, for ff du; Linda, Newton, for New Orleans, do: and others q Tau gay ed SR EES ied Gibdiin a, Me Kenzie (from Balt fw ired), Belfast, I, Kear sth, bark bark, Hopking ingen. Morrie, Jul ‘Arrived: steamanip “Anglia (Br), ™ “Y ee York or Soke ma hive ‘Mar, Lamson, J ver al 801 | Boston; 2b, Cutwater, Kowies, dan . Eg ee re Jaker OPP, Tip Gonora, Paine Grom Mew York, hev- bes, do ps ete enero oe re port brig ie ‘Masoa, gimme plereskeam, Joly 1b—Arrved,stazshio Maas (Dutch), June ——. ‘Thompson, Western Muspire’ Grovier, Oardimy ver: Newport, &; bark PC Warwick (Br), mre Haney Ww Phe "Welk fort Wem Wellington (BP), tor United 2—In port achr WH MoUolley, aved June 16. loaded. "ayne, Brown, New York oN Tune V7--arrived. ackr A Richards, een = Paddock, ‘rom Balt Baltimore; siuee fie Morton, Si ra. Now seit for Humacoa Taine and 4th for Tur Balled J na, “Fisher, Philadelphia; brig Josie, Pettigrow, irk Hacnel Newton, Philadel: brig G. poten! ee Oy igictan New Yo NB, La rrived, schirs Vesper (ir), sison, New York; 8th. David Sincla “ipl Clarl July $. brig. Halen (Br); Dunham, de yo Shes Brillant Gir), Rtanton, New orks Say Shas bupper (Be), Wilkie, Boston Jour, NB, July 14—Arrived, ship Virginia (Br), Buck, actin June 20 Arrived, brig Alice (Br), Montgom- Halands (and sail ‘tno. er ‘same day for ( Ty, led day fe aupanaiso, Jun I Salted, ship Elvira Alvarez (Nic), Alexander, Puget rks Monro», for Antoiogasta : Besolu (Fr), Oro, Iau Tnwiaae lith, GM Barnard, Dix, dos 3A, ath, Fray Frances, I ag te 1% Nesutan, Schibye (from San Fran- gies read Arrais Emma (Fr), Moure (from esi oth belore reported cleared May h portJune 14, ships Charmer, Lucas, Trom New York, May 31; Competitor (Br), Allen, trom do, arrived . Kenney, trom Boston, arrived 8th; ayer. from Fortland. 6, for Queens: mpire, Leckie, unc; Norway Br), Iquique and New Yori Hamels Thies tor central ‘America and San Francisco; Hel ler, Staples, trom Llico for United Kingdom, in 4a ‘anth (Ger), from Burrard Inlet, arrived Sune 1; Friedrich Hartung (Ger), Koh burg tor San Francisco, Mor- a0; ann, from Ham (Per Steamsnir ALGERIA—ADDITIONAL. | Axrwni?, July 2—Arrived, Westfold, Jacobsen, New Or- Jeans. ft aioe B hig Ellen Rebar d Norcross, London. 4—Sailed, Royal Harry, ‘Wymers, Phila- aciphiae™ BReMERRAvEN, July 2—Arrived, Amaranth, Von Hagen, and America, Koper, New York. panouwmnsuavEn, "huly ws arrived, Henrietta, Holby, arien. eQiznaEr, June 80—Arrived, Protector, Falch, Pensa- yagammacr, July $—Sailed, Hermann, Larsen, New Canpirr, July 2—Arrived, Edmund Richardson, Brodic Liverpool (and entered out $d tor Galveston); 41h, Kai Sprart, Minchen, Nieurve Diep; Wm Wright, Thom vre. Entered out 8d, Arcadia, Elain, New York. Gronstapr, June 29—Arrived, Birger, Store, New York; S0tn, Maria, Jensen, io, DUBLIN, 4—Arrived, mathe aloe, Samarkevich, New York; Kliza Everctt, Dennis, st oh, NB. Dea daly C-Arnived: Minma jarpor, New York for London (and proceeded); Sen Ket & 1s. Mel- yin, Antwerp for St Joli, NB; Westmoreland, Heron, do for New York (and both anchared). Dox Mure ar 4—Passed, ‘Glare, Hilloner, from Balti- more for Passed Ventnor th, Harkaway, Constant, from New York for London, Passed St Catharine's Point 4th, Titan, Berry, from Bas- by for London Off do 8d, Lucy, Grundell, from New Orleans tor Lon- don. wore. June 36—In the Sound, Wavelet, Schetelig, from New York for Konigsberg. Fatuootn, July 4—arriveds ‘Moonlight, Nichols, Mejil- Jones; Columbia, Carter, Guanape; 5th, Matilda, Carver, Mejiilones. gal ree ll 29—Cleared, Ludvig Heyn, Schmed- ing, North Genoa, July Tokritved, Everhard, Winters, New York. Gxrce, June 23—Arrived, Alice M Minot, Lowell, Hull. Huu, July 5—Arrivea, Pring Maurliz, Zacnariason, Pensac mons, July 2—Arrived, Lana, Byrnes, New York; St Olt Hancell, Wilmington, 80. Suited 8d, Vesuvio, Cacace, New York. yuive OC, uly 3—Arrived, Cana Palmer denn Philadelphians Avoas Wil mas Pent pounder, Crockett, New Orient: 4th, Lariiie, apcott, ‘k; Martha A McNeil, J NB; Tan: cred, Jucll, New Orleans; Atlas (s), (hike Boston: sarah Grice, Qreent and Benmore, Greig, San ‘Franci-co; 5th, Amoy, McKenzie, St John, N Sai éd 4th, Michael Angelo de Piere, S:agno, New York; agabria, Baltimcve; WH Jenkins Sepley, Sandy was off Great Ormeshead same day ia), Mourland, New Vork: 4th, Kk; Kate Sancton, Hilton: d Matanzus; Aunic St John, ‘Om Tiske aa, Mbcecowente: ‘Newton, from Liverpeol for San Francisco. Loxpon, July 6—Arrived, Oinba, Jess, Winchester, New York; Cor! jus Grinnell, Griffin, do (and en tf out on her return); Joshua King, Smith; C; Ava, Isaaksen, do; Reiorm, Torqucen, e Fish, Brown, Callao. jompson, and Daunt- Cleared age, Jorgens w York. Arrived al Gravesend 4th, Ellen Monroe, Noreross, Ant- werpr Sih, Phincss Pendleton, Pendleton: Colombo: Lonvonperry, July b—Arrived, “i, Lauget, Nielsen, Balt- more; 5 B liume, Diggins, st Jonn, Sailed Ist, Torgny, Larsen, nitadelphia; 24, Ainn, Wirpo, Baltimore (latter aiso reported sailed éth Lixrrtex, July $—Sailed, t!arah, Lutgen, New. York. July 4Suiled, Diamanten, Pedersen, ns, July 2—Sailed, Candidizza Lauro, Lauro, july 4—Arrived My En ‘trom, Baltimore. Jul Jannie J McLellan, McLel- | tan, Kingston, Ja, yogrtos June 29—Arrived, Fortuna, Mesquita, New or! Qukexstows, July 3 Arrived, City ot Bangor, Menzies, Mejillones (and satied bth tor Rotterdam) ; 4th, Solomon, ugon, San Francisco; Victoria, Schultze, Wilming: ‘NO; Santa Prisco, Caflero, New York. failed 4th, Allegro, Antwerp; Sth, Cviet, Havre; Har- rishurg, Hewes, Hull Text, t~Afrived, Piskataaua, Scott, Baltimore. Vir July $—Sailed, Saga, Oisen, New York. Be ck) July 4—Arrived, Augvald, Rasmussen, New orl An Ort AVANA LOTTERY, * DRAWING OF JULY 12 (CLASS 907) Prize,| No. Price. $300) 23612. .. $300 23682. No.. Prise.'No. Prise No. Prise. Fe SS) ati basen teers ++ 830) 17610, .. sé avesiobeesibadesstsreets be a Bee seeseteseseeeese g SENSS NSES#ES 22083: 5EE0 Es 38 aaeaee isk EH 3 Peet a 500) 25896... Bars... 300) B88. Ss. Rem 0 ae Ee al = = Se Bae: ae 3 iat oe Bees eo sie ae eee oe Ee a Stig Be Biist lee 3 al yj Hage F eisee 77 ehreveeeeeey sunieecees Hu ggbeeg IMATION PRIZES, Me ona’ ys Prize, MARTIN: TINEZ & CO Post office box ii a8! TTY Wall street New York. 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