The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1873, Page 10

0. . THE JERSEY * ROBBERY. ‘The Case for the ution Closed—MoWil- Viams on the Witness Stand—His Version of the with Mrs, Devereux and with Denning—How He Tevated the Alleged Na- than, Murderer. ry ‘The'second trial of & L, McWilliams, ®x-Chief of Police, and Detective, John Doyle, of Jersey City, for complicity ‘with ourgiars in the attempt to rob the First National, Bank of Jersey City, was con- ‘tinued yesterday fim the Hudson County Court or Oyer and TermiAer, before Judges Scudder and Wiggins. The Cfurt room was thronged, as usual. Michael ais caster of the bank, swora— when I heard the attempt to rob the bank I immediately dauaeaties to Mr. Gopsill, who was then in Phils @elphia, to tell McWilliams to return trmediatel's; Mr, Gopsill replied, saying that he would ind StcWiliiams and inform nm as soon as possible; ‘Ae did not return that mght; after the arrest I fold him I was sorry he was not here to get the CHedit of making the arrest; he said, , “qr 1s JST MY LUCK.” , Mr. Pélyton testified that he had seen McWilliams in a ‘Aw Haven Railroad car, returning to New ‘york, fon the Friday before his trial in October last. Detegtive Howard corroborated Deputy Sheriff Cromga’s statement regarding the Chief's escape fromAhe custody of the latter. Mr. Wanner, the proprietor of the american Hotel, swore that he had seen the three burglars there. The evidence given by Mr. Gopsill at the first trial was re- read) and offercd, It went to establish the facy that Mr. Gopsill gave to McWilliams in 'Philadelpnia the telegram = sent — by Bavidford, whereupon McWilliums remarked, “If I ‘wought there was anything in this I would go ‘wight on, but Sandford is @ nervous fellow and I ay go for nothing.” , After the arrangement of minor matters between counsel, the prosecuting counsel closed the case for she State and the examination of WITNESSES FOR THE DEFENCE ‘was begun. During Mr. Willlamson’s opening ad- -€ress he made pathetic allusions to the family of McWihams, when tears streamed down the face of ‘the latter. He was then calied upon to testify in his own behalf. At times he grew impatient un- er his cross-examtnation, and on one occa- pion exclaimed that had he drowned bimself he might be spared the tortures to which dis trials subjected him. The following is a synop- sis of his version of the occurrence:—I went to Philadelphia on the 4th of June, a year ago, to at- ‘tend the Republican Convention; stopped at the Bingham House, with other residents of Jersey City; a despatch came from Jersey City asking me *o retarn, but I did not, as 1had an engagement mext day in Philadelphia; on the 6th Mr. Edmonson leit orders for me to goto Jerrey City, and I re- ¢urned in the evening; never told any one that I ‘was drank in a house of ill-repute in Philadelphia; on the evening of my return I told _ Captain McHorny that 4 HAD DONE VERY WELL (referring to the arrest of the burglars) ; don’s know whether I :mentioned Doyle’s name or not; mext morning I visited the bank, and tola Mr. Sandford, the cashier, that 1 thought he had been dovoling me, or eise I should have returned; knew Denning for two years; saw him Cote | Jast April @ year ago in Jersey "Ott 3, followed him to the erty, andasked him what he was doing here; he said be waa merely living here, but would not do any business In the city; I subsequently told Doyle Vo look out for him; never knew or saw Cummings: never gaw Proctor in Mfe until I beheld him in the jail; knew Foley by sight for eight zeargs a Brookiyn detective luted him out to me; I might have seen Foley, Dennin or Proctor i Mercer street, but 1 have no remembrance of it; ever met aby of them atthe Metropolitan Hotel} i gave Captuin Parker an order to detail men to prevent the ESCAPE OF THE PRISONERS} when Mrs. Devereux came to the police station 7 said she wished to establish a line of defence; tod her that that was the business of counsel; she Bald her brother should never go to State Prison; I 4old her that that was a bold assertion to make, Bs I did not think there was any chance of escape Jor them ; I did not show her the tools; in October i met her In a crowded horse car, but there was a Jady sitting between us; I had no conversation ‘with her then, nor did I expect to find her there; several days afterwards iN came from her jee Forty-third street in the morning, at nine o'clock; J have to go to Harlemin the morning; I'm very much fatigued.’ 1 TORR THE LETTER UP immediately ; on the same eveningshe came to sce ame; I went out and accompanied her to the ferry; then ehe told me that she had facilities tor gerting fetters out of the jail; thatshe had news of Cum- mings and that, if I'would go over to New York, fi fd tell me abcut it; Tsuid Leould not go, but i made arrangements for Doyle to her; aw Doyle t night and orderea ma tO over; on the sunday after the robbery I went to jail; ( spoke to none of the burglars nor did any of them addregs me then; several days afterwards I again ‘visited the jail; Dennin came over and asked me to teN Barney Aaron he wished to see him; I promised to do 80, if l should see Aaron; on a Sub feauemt Saturday morning a stranger informea me nat DENNIN WANTED TO SEE ME; when I went there Mrs. Young reiused to admit ae, in accordance with her orders; 1 procured an order irom the Judge and obtamed admission to see Dennin; he then told me that he had learned of — arrest Op suspicion of having com- niitre THE NATHAN MURDER, and that he (Dennin) was suspeeted of the same Turder, and might be taken to New York;I told him that he’d be ony kept there four or five Mouths and would then be returned to Jersey, thereby involving a loss of time; received no note from any of the burgiars; the telegram sent to Jobn Abern was in accordance with a promise I diade to let him know when an examination would att lace; the despatch sent to John Haley was elation toa waten lost by a gentiemen, whica Tien to get back for him; to Proctor’s re- guest for furniture I sent an abrupt message; ‘When I learned that I was indicted I DETERMINED TO KEE? OUT OF THE WAY until next morning; I stopped a while at my mother’s house and then started to go to the Cen- tral ferry; on my way I was arrested; when I went to have a drink with the constable I asked Howard to ascertain whether Cronan (the con- stable) would have any objection to m: tg A to the water closet; Cronan allowed me to go, an hen I went out through the window; I went to New York and proceeded to the Forty-second street depot, where I took a ticket for Toronto; expecter get a record in Montreal of the con- viction of “ 4 Frank)’ at Albany I changed my * oker or tore it up, and tea Tak 0 to Mon- real en I reached Fort Henr, ta paper _ aad read therein that | w: xf ai it FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE; \ Fthen sent the telegram to John &. Scott; and anade ‘up my mind to return home immediately; J never Tecelved the dispatch addressed to me at Montreal; I did send the telegram dated at Bosion ; ‘when T-arrived at the corner of Forty-eighth street and Third avenue, Edmonson met me; he ana I took acoach to Jersey City, and then { went to ‘the jail and surrendered myself. McWilliams was then cross-examined by the Attorney General, when he further stated :— When I was arrested the Police Commissioners y 00k no action whatever; I then sent a communi- f scation requesting to be ‘suspended during the in- $ hg tion, and they suspended me ec. re e night of the 5th of October; t te “what 1 aid aiter that, as J was ‘drinking neavily; er ig ate anything sg the 5th until the overcome by the chal reierred (facainae met Lished to get the record of Frank's onvic because he had been a witn e belore the Grand Jury; atin CAN'T EXPLAIN TO THE JCRY hy T asked the advice of Scott regarding the pro- riety of coming back ; by sayin; ret thin! Tate a ne et as Imeant™ that Thad done wrong by ‘ing away; don’t know win newspaper it was % ot contained the account of my night; I signed th © despatches “Edward Williams” in’ order to co. Weal my: anipere I can’t tell where I was be- twe ‘en the 5th and sth of October, nut I was at ‘each Bight | on the 9th, however, I was at an Engh ‘eh.chop house in Houstor ioe i in the even- veturned home, and on my Jearned that 1 Youn indicted by the Graha me; J Jeft home squint t ‘eee so to the Central ferry, because I did nov ry Dertry SHERITF CONTRADICTED, mA — sheen @oughed my hat nor tied any- tning rou ¥ to hide myself; when I was {hing Tue ope ial ‘Tsaw my-ball there, Duel ‘won't tell. “names of the other men there present; dc esas recollect whether my bondsmen paid that ase #00an bad.arrested me they were re- eased; don’t epee whether they said any- thing to me or to them; ag my escape I went tote Parola, SE coats # tof pee that knew me we we get ith denporate characters one years old 1 hay A shot one of them recovered $28,000 sequently indicted aN plicity in the ne tues f+ a Treasury; 1 never hac \ conversation with MecCague In reference to vo th ~~ t — ec: speaking to Proctor, exc‘pt Wi he erred, me about the furniture; | tire! ynerely told him th hie could pot have it; Hale'¥’ a yee lor thieves, ag is also Anern’sy } Rover stated to ab one vhat I did not get tnd .Piilad 1a despate To DIE in New York cit: Setolen bonds and was sub- the Grand Jury for com- ve been convicted also of untii two o'clock in th I received in- Jormation from Felker, a Chic, 6? detective, to the pad that oegnios had been’ » Monected with the athan murder, The Attorney General—What steps dja you take NEW “YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, ae fetch of ous Brig Oliver Cutts (Br), Nelson, Port au Prince—R Mur- oi en ecae Ly ser nie Ar teat ray. Sr, me ose ae gewae w hiya ta: the ofticers ‘aliie Ly (Bey, Lawrence, Cow Bay~J w net noua be ond I told Dorie to | tone OA Sparks, Bradley, Stettin—James B Ward & Sie Setash? Ss Rah hae AT Be Sadie F Coller, Webber, Port Johnson—S © Loud & Sonne Schr Parepa, Packard, Port Johnson—B ¥ Metcalt & rect ‘Sehr Nettie C1 i, Portia £00. was. Sergeant bins di Bent K. Peis as ya hsving beard’ MecHorney y say that the Chief told bin Brae Sousa then d posed tae be ed, the peisoners in the jal | Sam sal alate en de. jt iD Steamer 0 old ie eres tee aaeeee Smanaee |e Ne juncture the Court adjourned. It 18 wor! ‘of remark that some of the jurors read & newspaper ARRIVALS, uri) the taking of evidence. It is also alleged REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. that @ of the jurors are members of a weil- knowa club to which McWilliams belongs. No com- nae is needed, therefore, on the drawing up of See Ip C! Lt 1 Jul; the array of jurors. 4 guest ary y ts and 368 pasengers fo) ale, Bipesmed en seatuahtp, “Bound east ot ie, 1% 03 fat 47 34, o npee ERNMENT. THE CITY GOV. ” Tiedianbip City ot Mohtreai (Hp, hence for Liverpool Steam mship Olympia. (Br), Young, Glasgow July 9. and Hours of Ialences in the Mayor's OMmce— | Moville lou with mdse and. 139 passengers to Henderson 'The Chamberiain’s Statement—Bids on Steamahi pwreaycxe. oe. Rchmont, City Point and the Centre Street Armory Work—Meet- sari ale crpan, Monti ihe Oi Bo lee win seceh Toimond Lavan Wem | BREA Se sated een Ba ts Meee men=| a Mayor Havemeyer was at the office at the usual fteering ‘Dizreras (gp), Romero, Havana 10 cays, 10 early hour yesterday, Whatever buginess he did | ballast to 0 Mart! & Pate neat Matanza he kept to himself, but appeared to be actively allow: vemel occupied all day. During the morning Lindsay J. CEO 34 Howe quailfied as Commissioner of Accounts by rine Pansy re days, rie taking the customary oath of office. Several mem- aye grith coffee to L Amsinck & bers of the Board of Aldermen called upon the rig g’Nor ore, & potty Legg, Rio fapetro Sodays, Mayor on business which they did not wish to whiten eg Woatgn & SEAT Bal baat. joa communicate to the press, Among others were | with lo srood (9 trfayd falc, Pet 4 Clinton Roosevelt and Henry Woe a es otk Feirvarem Tate aye ita gas and ‘THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN’S BTA ' a fe The City Chamberlain makes the following state- tie oolantety ide asn Bb Ge Mneal ts op Ag mont of the nancial condition of his bureau:—Bal- | ; Stk Rosario Gy favaa 18 days, with mo- lasses to Ferrer wage Doloria (Sp) (ai), {ielpl, Cardenas 14 days, with mo- ance in treasury July 12, $3,307,613; receipts during is, Dolor ‘wood (of Ca: niga RF Sughd Co, Matanzas week, $293,490; payments during week, $552,698; balance in treasury July 19, $3,048,605, ig MW Nor 101 aya th sugar and melado, H Kennedy (of Providence) , THE CENTRE STREET ARMORY. es nibay ay vei suse to Youngs, sintth 4 C nate vant The Aldermanic Committee on Armortes held a | YHth 1! ny ee (of Toms River, NJ), Beatty, Ma meeting yesterday afternoon, in the Aldermen's Chamber, to receive bids for the completion of the alterations on the Centre Street Armory. Alder- man Kebr presided. Tnere were eight proposals sent ip, which were opened in the following suc- cession :—D. D. Pierson & Son, for the mason work, 5,160; James Leary, carpenter and mason work, 6,489; John L. Falls, carpentering and painting, fanseeno¢ days, with sugar, to Moses Tayler 4 Co; vessel Brig Transport RS Dublin), Cavenagh, Clenfuegos 20 days, with sugar Brig ‘MtmontRowell ine de Fortand), Aibemen, iy gece), Ceiparien Sherman er B auth with sugar to 0 ou Stockton 4 oan eM er set poe (os (iy tat Ds 2, tae Cobarien M4 days, Brig M £ Dana of Bowen 6 ine 80, 10 days, with naval stoees to mi i Geotasiow, Schr J 1 Housman ot Staten ial Ryder, Marigo! $1,060; Mulligan Brothers, painting, $3,600; Law- ix ds » with log wo eto W Bee! 0 8S rence 'B. Deutsch, mason peas carpenter " work, . re duly 19, la Yous, lox lon 74 58, spoke bark Yurus) (Br), Renee tor Segus. 7,600; 2. W. Donovan, paintin, nd 2 carpentering, i "747; Charles Vandervoort, "Ba it us h street, rd ee pele Maen Boa yas. ny tering and mason work, ee a lon 74 10) 8 oko wi ete! caiVer the opening of the bids, Alderman Reilly evincétown)y it, nthe phd made the remark that he Craters experience, | oli since last Ris that work was better done if it were given ou! MS Lett rown, Truxillo, Hon, eum with mdse Separately, ‘Thus he thought it preferable to give | toleaycrat® Co | aisbad the mason work to one, the painting to another Tol and the carpentering toa third party or firm. A | {tp Buca Gorn cedars to Moller & Thobund fvewel to R P Buck & number of the Board thought as Alderman Reilly Sehr G ia (of Bangor), MeLure, Bt C1 M4 das ad. The committee then adjourned to mect again with sega) molassen, tor Haniord ‘ Abr rveust % neXt Monday and give decisions. Bian 6o, Clapp & Co. rhe Dot Seta AEM oe ng | wi Mate Al Ratna © Board of an lermen m 0 get, Fan o'clock yesterday aud remained in session until a | gach, gus warden, Young, San Salvador, 7 days, with juarter to jour. The first motion made on the Sehr Clara mood henes. Mount, Brazos 20 days, with joard assembling was to adjourn, by Assistant 2 bated vy hides to Woodhouse & Alderman Clanoy. It was lost. Schr A K Bentley, Mehaffey, Jacksonville 9, days, with ‘On motion s committee of two was appointed to | jumber fo Bentley, Hudersieave § 0% July 14, las 34 90. make an examination of and report upon the pub- Ne income derived from the wharves, piera, slips and other rie ied owned by the city. There was a ¢ deal of discussion about the matter. reviously Prmpoued resolution ordering the comin foner of Public Works to discontinue te htiug all lamps belonging to private individuals ich were now kept spin by the city was dis- qussed, at length an ‘A resolution ordering ‘ail street venders to put around their lights glass shades for prevention of accident was lost. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Commissioner Van Nort makes the following Statement of public moneys received by the De- partment of Public Works during the week ending on Saturday last :— For water rent.. sh he toute eS a gone ‘Wilmington, NC, 4 days, wut te stores to E 8 Pows 9 ( Schr Mary Louisa Gani Washington, NO, 4 days, tores to Lop) ‘attie Lon, she ree ret » NC, 4 mith anincles to De Mill & C Si Lai “ada Sel i Richmond. O P Binns, Hi A Phy wags, Rie Richmond. vans, Cirwan Gane, Wiggins, 19th inst, off Abse- com, was struck by @ heavy squall trom the eastward a had matnboom ties away. eo r ae ince weer henret Booneld, Dissosway, rsa: DC, for few Haver ae Coast Surveying schr Caswell, Doley, Baltimore, 4 Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH, hr Fanny Flint, Warren, Windsor, N! New York, 9 days, mrith lator to Mothers mn iroe bu c Tos jd cuenta ueg eas 6 Gays, with aster to Newark iistore. de mem Oe x roton Ll For sewer permite, Sone, Fchr Helen M Waite, Gots Galals: for New York. with For sewer pipe sol | ramps {0 order a Berry, Mantockat 0 ae For vault permits. Yorke with an toe Rt ary Shoal le Total.. Schr W P Phillips, Haw! ins, ‘Providence for New York. Sehr Urbana, Allen, Norwalk for New York. Sehr Emma, Hearee, ‘Taunton for New ¥ ere ‘chr Geo mane le, Fal ver re . Schr Dr Kane: Bike, Stonington 106 wire any Tee on aul water rents remaining unpaid on the bd of August a penalty of five per cent will be ‘added. Those who desire to escape this penalty should pay their water rents at once, as there are but a few ays remaining, and the pressure of business | Schr RP Ring, Bliven, Providence tor Hoboken. at the ome of the Water Register during the last | Schr yca™ i, Phas. Sigaton (ot New Ge or new days of July is always 80 great that some who put the payment of thelr dues to the last day do Dot get a chance to pay them. COMPTROLLER'S RECEIPTS. Comptroller Green reports the following amounts paid yesterday into the City Treasury: BUREAU OF COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS. Asseasments for street openings and improvements and interest Arrears of taxes, ‘Assess: its, water rents and in- terest... York, withrtone to'd STennen echr Dani Morris, Manson, New Haven tor New York. Sehr Winner, Nash, ee eae tor New York, with lumber toMos. Cole & Benso! ir J Johnson, rosy. Providence for New York. bh L Hard ing, on Nantucket for New York, Moon & Lam with fish to her, Sehr "Fannle Hanmer, Brooks, Nantucket for Philadel- Pche Hannah D, Atkins, Providence for New york. Schr R M Clark, Bi letown for New York, a Annie J Wussell, iller, Fall River for New York. Senr Thos Morris, Doltiver, Bast Greenwich for New ‘ork. Behr Starlight, Blatchford, Bangor for Pniladeiphia. Sehr Hei lente, Allen, Now Haven for New York. Schr M W Griffin, suielang, Fordand, Ct, for New York, with stone to Fitzgerald ir Marshall O Wells, Ross, New Haven for New Schr Success, minaret New Lontog, for Rondout. ow Aga a + $4,083) BUREAU OF CITY KxvENUE. Market rents and fees UREA Croton water rents and penalti 'YOR'S SECO! Mat Schr Chief, Smith, Norwich to Pg gation ce SRC 7 | Behe Sylvester Hale, Colomany for New York. Bale ot City Record for OME WEEK... vesservsssseese 16 | RODE Mall, Mead, Greenwich for New ork, with sue OURT FEES. > First Judicial District Court ig Bast. Seventh Judicial District Co seems Francouls, Bragg, New York for Portland. ceatpahin Tile, Bailey, New York for New London. Total...... 000 Brig B © Morris (Br), Duna, New York for Windsor, QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS, The Quarantine Commissioners held a meeting yesterday morning for the purpose of awarding the contract for building the piers and bulkhead at the Dew boarding station. As the title deeds to the 8. cate, Henry Tabor, Bowman, PortJohnson for New alsey, Elizabethport for Som: ite. jor Smith, ‘Hoboken for om ickerson, Hi Rogers, New York ‘er bane ache Mary Toe, arora! ‘Now Brunswick for New Ha Sehr Rowena, @ ir Prod Behe bit Schr Ella Hudson, Behr Wert Falmouth, Schr Mar; property were still wanting the Commissioners York for Bangor. ‘adjourned without arriving at any definite conciu- Schr A Magnes, 8 i La York for Boston, sion, The contract will probably be awarded at sehr ‘rabatia, bra A fig pe, ive Hrovidene, their next mecting on Friday next. Schr John Brooks, Cox lizabethport Schr Jane Dunham, Port Johnson for Block f me Toland. om Dexter, Hunton, Port Johnson GRIEVANCES OF POLICE DOORMEN. Why Are They Not Allowed Three Days’ ene Hurley, Parker, Hoboken for pushy Sehr OF shuliis, Young, Hoboken tor Providence, Leave Like the Patrolmen? gee pean rile warren, New epohen: gr Lyon. New York, July 19, 1873, Schr Rea . Ba, Kew York for Roan, aig ev Yor w Bedford, ene Sreice OF 250 bbesee Schr Koret Manson, ork for Providence, Lee Sallie W Ponder, avis Elizabethport for Tann- enn Bene Jas B Cunningham, Schofield, Hoboken for Provi- Beit 8 Shropshire, Trenton for Erovidedoy mek dneen, New Kore for Benge Sehr nape Burton, Johnson, Port Jobtison for Paw- jacket. (EEF Mary A Lovell, Smith, Amboy for Providence Schr Bae Schofield, Dissosway, Baltimore for New Hav rs L Backingham, Mack, Port Johnson for Nor- Benr Geo P Kane, Peterson, New York for Providence. Steamer Electra, Mott, New aoe tor Providence, BELOW. Congdon, from Malaga J lat 0 24, lon 7110, by pilot post. Lwould ask through the columns of your valua- ble paper why it is that one portion of the police force 1s deprived of the scanty allowance of three days’ leave of absence, while the other portion receives it. The doormen, the hardest worked portion, are denied the Privilege to absent them- selves, yet to the rest of the force a leave of ab- sence is granted. It is not to the honor of the Po- lice Commission to act in sucha manner. Can it be expected that the ‘Honorable Board’’ will act justly in matters pertaining to the welfare of the citizens, when they deal unjustly with the men un- der their direction? Let tne great journal of the people speak and obtain justice for Le oor gcor. men. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. Brig Lophema gpoken, July fen Noa) me SAILED, as Concer Ge, fay By nlyer: Lon at ory Cork er ae th 5 Me pad (we 10 * on WATER, 4 47] Gov. Island. Bn), ko 2 victoria (N Sun seta..... + 725] Sandy Hook. Sarderass Nicolay nudtzon Nor), hrexan: Moon rises...morn 2 42 | Hell Gate.......eve 8 58 oho ed Bauer Aus Penarth Wo Ly a i St Jonne Pie; Repeal Woe), St Pierre; Olt | ver Catts, Port au Prince. OCEAN STEAMERS. Wind at sunset NW hight DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE YOR FRE ters. MONTHR OP SOREARD AVOURR A Smp Larucey Rrow, Mitchell. from Callao [Saws] Pastination Ofica mouth, E, put into Rio Janeiro dune Sto repair rueder onmnewaee — Suir Syivancs Buanonarn, McAlevy, from C: sPowiing Green Callao, which, put into Rio, Janeiro ‘May"bd foaky, fo ie Recstwer. mained June 2, discharging for repairs. Bang Vasovios, White, from Alexandria, Va, tor San Kronpring FW B acerning icon Francisco, hefore reporied at Rio Janeiro In distress, Fe: iyo ot Bristol " fe roadway. sumed her voyage June 21, having repaired. Broadway. Scun Anna Suxranp veers re reported) is not in so bad B nted. Her seams and Condition as previous b d deal, 80 that she maken water iD: ‘as it riaes She lies ou the outside of R inner bar, and it is thought # be floated off with ¢ ald of a from Wilmington, N ©. wo mostly board on the flood tide. nd is vong picked up in the river. A scmn, with mainboom broken, was at wt Gait bi ight.on Saturday morning, ‘waiting ihe turn of pmo rena (of Port Jefferson, L1), Robdi et, Brae @ leak ia Hudson River tnd vane sag Ui | ‘Covowno, June 11—The Chanticleer, 7 ee leaky, havi Ver ; will probably discharge part of her gargs, outer: she Doxpaisx, Jaly 7—The discharge of th Princess of Wa Ce a aE a ereaee ot out and lan weather this a Dave been diac! ‘When. it becomes fi Pee sot om hy the end ot th uly 92Ehe Prine damage dace ast Fe id Wri might have been off. All wi Tow's tide, when another tri he vegse! is stripped. Parat, June X—The Maria da Glori derelict’ petroleam-laden brigaauue, with oet mast re nd ‘|Liverboot: Liverpool. bark pe bare a PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 21, 1873, rd belong et itis thought thie is onahe’ tie iD CLEARED. eee Franconis. Bragg. Portiané—! F ames. “st a A Biaisdeu, Sawyer, Autwerp—Funch, , Shamrock, Leland, Bombay=II D & J U Brook- "Brig ho Morning Star (Br), Macomber, Trieste—C W Ber- rig Ome, Lowry, Beynoat and Alexandretta—Squire, | ing to ain pump tall ors be pertected for to- UF will be made, Thorn rin Be jim: Points Petre—H Havne, July §—The Bey Ly ia Ware nea jeatrice (Br), Simmons, . * ? theme's Fay Lia! pea, adel, Trine here inlet 37 Twit JOLY 22, 1673 TRIPLE ynsned waterlogged Amertons Ba neta arn tis foreman kth its he rr beg at aes hae Lecuorn, for New York, reported May Stas leaky, has re- loaded ber Raa y to Pi BUCO, J 1—A: Amerie aac wn i of Hew Bede Now net ford, 01 ga ealted bere to razilien iat eB lon 30 Banx Rocerr, 34 tons, built at Medford, Mass, in 1861, has been sold at this port on private terms. Bao 7 Tyee Cai tor oy at Farmong Me, in 1s04s has Deen soldat this port on private ae Bri yee tons, built at fo 1966, has been bold at tele, phe) ‘on wil a Alea recently launched at Port Jefferson, pris °HaAie” ae eek sold to Warren’ Gates Sons, oF Nianile, for tice Pausace—Bark Mendota, Berry, mai thé pas- from Montevideo diver 2 Plate) to St Thomas in es days, railing @ distance of 4500 miles. This is rarely ever excelled. Ovanoux—Sebr Gilman D King (of New Bedford), E)- dridge, sailed from Sagua la Grande June 17 for Provi- coach with # cargo of molasses, and has not since been eard from. Lavcnep—I5th inst, from the East Setauket, the finely mcdel schooner Robert Center, owner of the raene Vinaex, handsome set of colors, Her keel, o feet 3 inches; beam, 2 cme tons a Notice to Mariners. A recent survey of Boone Shoals shows the exist- ane ofa che nne) Ce Ps. ane feck oF cy at 4 , across the brokeD part of Polloc| course from where th htahip now lies. ara of Wm Bacon, at Rp les; from the re: NEN, star 70 of aan Tn the nal bip channel Eby 8% 8 from the Laght ship, distance calles, not leas than 22 feet of water was Tound at low ti fe, which Is two /cet less than that shown by the qurvey 0 1 Oot, 186d least ‘water found on the Pollock Rip, and its broken part, July 7, 1878, was feet which 16 5 feet foro an that shown by the surveys of 1961, 1852 and Sifhe Poltogk Hip and iis broken part which stands like & great wall of sand at the bottom “of the ocean, has moved seaward 3.20 feet during the Inst 2) years Hing the last few years the wester part of Bearse's Shoal vai ae been extending northerly, leaving the channel jopomno Veena nen ane tad 10 feet shoals may beach ver} ranght oun: narrow. over the pass safely through this channel at low tide, by the directions :—' followit Non which bearing keep it Water deepens to 10 fathoms.” You Hole. ¢ above courses are re- Cable in sailing to ithe fatty The black buoy off the western part of Bearse’s 8 Shoal, where it now, stands, Is Rot any guide to vessels is through this channel ‘ak ELDRIDGE, liydrographer. Cuaruax, July 15, 1673. Chief Ki Capt Faunce and Capt Me an, the wovenub cutier eCulloch, have sele aad tigate for for 4 life saving station at the eastern side ‘arryit lace Cove, in Lubec, on the iand of yi avis. “The Deneon’s Temple, calles f ef display a signal that can o¢ Not goly, from ¢ sea, but can be made to commu- Dicate with the Signal Station at Eastport, only six Iniies distant, and is thi irom Lubec Faint Jn a gonth- wi to the most approv ved. todela for saivty. A crew of six ar residing i the vicinity will be enflated in the gov. ernment em) toy » ‘ee pel y others of reg brow wal receive months! service tn the cold an duty It aball be. to repair to th cation of a storm, which with be ate r will receive $200 a ye @ month, for about rede season, whose Seton op mn the first indi- led from the sta- (ion, Every station will keep Je nutuber fying trom 2 the wai staff, so that vessels seeing can. il where th are. It is also intended to put them in telegraphic cond. logon, with the nearest sight ‘serfiee’ scations, fo that the approach of storms froin seaward may be in: dicated at once. ‘The Coast Survey his party at Wood's Tole making surveys for a new channel, with a view of recommena- ing.an appropriation for clearing tt, if found practloable. Ja proposed fo get a straight channel by passin @ south part of Middle ae the nofth end of which is marked bya can buoy ry at low water, eee eastward close te shore of Pine He onpaesacs waald oe) every iment togeta channel feet wide. Only few. detached pertions of the ledge would have’ tobe re: Another Pee is to widen the channel between d Ledge and Grassy Island, north of the channel through which Gorn 6 pass. It would not be so dire fhe south rout SAtood's. Hole Is, not a sate channel for strangers, being agers whose narrow, crooked, only 7 feet deep at low a tidal Gagrem of hots The inevard a gaptains know the route perfectiy, do yt it the night. It is more difficult to, to navigate ey Hell Gate, a # an important change! in the season of Sum- mer trav ‘Whalemen, a See port arrivals. Bitived at Honolulu June a bark Ocean Speed, Pease (and sailed 13th for the Arctic). Spoken. Ehip Intrepid, Simmons from Cardiff for Panama, a Jat 1040 "Sitip Alice ventard, § ery hre: prey, fro ee Shields (April 29) 4 i, Aastalde vie St Helens for et for lo Janetro, June's, Ship Agra, Miller, London, duly 1, latd2 17, lon 24 “ait Aa Fa (an, Walker, eg ‘New York for Glas- , 1ae Bris Piccadit », from Boston for Cape rire cad, Ju i RG: Le ER aT a Brig Roma om Duncan, from Nayasa for Baltimore, say. 11, in Crooked Tsland aneage. f Bamos, Hor Fernandina for Montevideo, 2une by Int Lo eer from Balt for Q The zeriam,”? javs from imore for Queens- town, June 19 lat 42, lon 43 foreign Ports. Ba Janke $—Areive Arrived. ship Archer, Pike, Bos- e'viary Stewart dir) enery, Sew York; ‘Cameron, Fernandina Oseat (Aus). ‘New ‘York; 7th, barks Buenos Ayan s rthurtel (Be) Sailed gure ly brig, Archer, Hatch, larmmiento, Sevons, Boston ; 9h, brig Marv Gibbs, N Nipton. Monvevid In port June 15, and Andrew © Bean, r, Wooster, for New. York; OU lvers (Ger), for Baltimore; Atlantic for —; Sarah Uneney, for Boston ; John Zittlo: sen, wages unc; Mary Rideout (Br), Tucker, and a Welsh, Lawrence, do; Sarah, Cheney, for Boston; ig Rush, Ryans, doy aha a arrivals, ar! New Fork (audgailed July 7 for Markmaue)y daly few. York (aud gaile Hi sche BY Willarg i ito ooabary illtactonin vand.‘saile 8d. barks Gazelle, et uihart Mowe, Abbott hark’ Mon Wammond Mastin. ark yea ties mh Bray + Meigs Robert Yer right, Boyle, Baitimore: 8 ¢ Sha me c: re HA tte) July 1—Arrived, bri; ea ithrop, an ts Ms ly ig Lathrop, Cirxrizcos, “july 10—Salled, brig Kremlin, Adams, "tae port 10th, brit Rea" Bani lea June Dexanins ‘June 2—Cleare here Pe ioe W Gontedtrate, Br), (Br), oH moot § and alled for ‘May rk St Lawrence, aay, ear Air ianigre ce a ef a ‘arren, ew mye red. June 7. ships Electra, H nds; 8th, Coring: Roper, do; op. Sain ron schrs Serena Thayer, h, CM, Ward. Rickman, abe parte of dark of sugars have rad been made to Byduey, Driccsin San Francisco not war- Fagting further shipment Holmes, ents to that market. oe jd, steamship Wilmington, ‘ork. corON, Ja. July S-Arrived, steamship Claribel, y New York van, Perry, The Sheet Falmouth, July" 8D tn. Thompson, je 21, Yor frinfaad (Cuba)? DS le rom Xew gee arrived 7th, anc: sche O: rh, Blanche fr ed jes Sawser, lONTEVIDRO, June peo? iv a aa, bakly ed ‘ke Ithuriel (Br), Cameron, f a (and faile Mor Buenos Ayres); Wahsatca rn, Graham, Sevan nah. ‘Kiso ‘afrived June 4, brigs L. J Westaway (Br), Mnrchi- son, New York; Harry Ble ert et ensacola (and oceeded to, 10) 5, (Arg), New! rd Kew ae Be dos ih, rae () sario); lth, bi in, for New Ayres. fled gun apres In ores aac ait Olive Ferdandi loading; orencs Segeman, for do d othe Sirace 'R, Jane 27—Arrived, beige ass Barton, Rae ucyanile oa cleared July ‘4 timorey' 3 papa |, T Townes Willard: New Haven tape Che d Lith $e rete Ns hi, ‘ull, Thompson, do (and cleared return). In port Ji 's Agnes Raymond (Br), Helangon, trom! Sew York via Hie “oun Fit arrived Ga "Sen: 01 nie Morton, Smart, fr par. | sehr Mary A Holt, nae, bee or di Jn New York ws ae ss ANE, —! rt schr Hattie Ellen, di eee ie Teoarieod. Mees Beandraevion a mi p09 ouee 1; M—Arrived, ee Hol tie i ye York for Harn pA gg Pia meet ay 1—In port bark 4 enskabet (Wor), Jo- pa tng dine arrived, bark Vivid (Nor), Petterson, ew Yor Pe Pr’ July 3—Arrived, brig Marshal Dutch, gurney wah Me; on sor Francis @ Davis, Doane, Neon Ream Dp July 2—Arrived, ries Nereno Panis renting iphtas seth, Sth. Pavurito, Duell, New York: Yaa ntled ret atk fee Black, 6¢ Thom 8. Foner om ort echt Helen H Bowen, Alex- Li Renown Bi Bick- meeraaenens Baik, Mey oto bee H Withee week, oa Angie A , Jones, New York; a yh rig Mavia Wheeler parker. O; sobe WA Gibsons ta WE yaly 10—areived, bark Clotilde, Mitier, Bos. ton. Cieared 14th, shit Br), eat art, ete ty 4 AM—, ida) Sy Guard, New at for Tiverpoo BAM Geltic Br), Guard, N wear wy? al ere, Ge. som jomurc, July toa 6 iin June Arrived bj ig TAncotn, NDE ODe I ny 1 ad Liverpool; Dark nh pA Th te om Kp cWe, 1, Key New cae 15th, ship Ver, patnt Richardson, ‘Newport 4," 7 Benico ola 10th, ‘abip “Armttrong Us, Bev ab om iy Nenorita, Tutberg, New pire: Groner, do; Gray. Bai there me Coffin, ve the erin uf Rich, Mitchell, Callao, Ie Hala (Bn, , Bensom, Baltimore; ret “Northerp ports;” brij ew York: sth, schr Tendenz (Ger), sth, ‘barks tpeion (Br) Star, Thompson, o Al for Fatinguth, # Bailed ti brie ith, bark Hase Settee shen ae ate A Duke of Well iagton a Br, i yet da Carter ba, Paras Ty ‘pte Coyenne gohe White ‘Wing, ng, Vi nia Dare, TSE aso » brig ir Lily, Priee, LAMPTON, July 21, hi EAA eebmattp Bee , New Say F for Bat ie dane epg a caer ahaa ge Ba xi bags ‘and (Dan), for Hampton Boode, ig rate and al Sh ior Turks Ke tslasa to ton "Turks Islands, to load for He Hn or Fagetpo. diy to toed foe Nap Hatteras: tad nd Fotie Wo Hite De sth dot | Fh igh fs tap maa (to all for Hor steed ore tosall for Hajardo, FB, to los iy thine Prout ‘Bucnon Avra: ae rele fed 6th, pers ‘Tarks 1 3 rig : Einoot, Porte eae Ni avasota, A Porto Rico crop is rawing to a close. but some vessels are still needed to take away balance of ua We quote Fates of Bgl, sugar from Porto from £3 28 6d fo Euro} ‘offered irom Honduras 2 15s, an from Wexicoat fasta: yea. eal oijered from Turks Islands al fr rom Le curren wat biznna, Mart, July 1—Balled, bark i ‘AUiantie, Dicker- arbados. oor 3 , July $—Sai WH MoColley, pea (an ig July fled, schr McColley, alt bart lath, sche achr Cora, Bush, from Washington, NO, rriv. Br J Ly a brigs All ir), Balti- more via Are i deg Eailners Whig, Heitor: sailcd tor Ma Baring, PRG AT Sage hs Yorouiaa, dune ig-azrived, ship Dtago, Thorndike, rd) (Par Sreausnre Crry o7 Cunsren—Apprr107N) At July Soalied, D "Cornwall, Gangster, St Joho, A Sayrart, July 6—Arrived, Ella Beatrice, Brackenbury, ja fromm the river 8th, Columbia, Carter, and Cambrian, Post, Callao, ‘ailed mth, Fi 8 m, and E HB Daval, R Philadelphia. Li eb ey alsin aa May 23—Cleared, Willie 8 Thompson, Chap- man, Falmouth, E. ae May 2)—Passed, Pegasus, Ellis, from Boston tor Hong ROR ad CA, May 29—In port Wheatland, Goudy, from baton! July SaArrived, rR St, Degregari, New York; Lad: ‘cett (8), Eratt, di lersey, Small, do. Salle hed St iD fen (i, Leighton. Liverpool ro, Scott, from Snndswall. Bris Mf, Westmoreland, Heron, from 0M, Antwerp for Philadeiphis. Bewrast, Jaly 9—Arrived, eralero. Toute, New York; Lothair, Hatton, iti 'B; Sampo, Stonman, Baltt- more; Cora Lins, Auld, Doboy, BnovwsusuavEx, July (Arrived, Esau, Maressi, New Yor! Saiwennaven, July $—Sailed, Hudson, Nichols, Eng- Sailed Sth, Gessner, Christoffers, New York; 6th, Frank- fort @). Von ars New Orleans; Caroline, Stricker, imore (9), Lilt im, Baltimore ; be Salt lena, New Or- Bremen; Helmérs, and Olbers, Dieke, Philadel onpaavr, FL 3—Proceeding down the river, Herma- nog, Larsen, lew York. Sailed stays 6, Hermanos Rod, New York (and rent to sea ‘ny’ ttn #rederick: Beautwail, San Frans onalica from Pauillae 9th, Louisiana (s), Stewart, New Wont to sea from Royan 7th, Hermanos, Larsen, for New York. wesTaria, May 23--Arrived, Nellio Hastings, Hallett, Bassein, May 20—Sailed, E D Jewett, Botts, Europe. Howmay; June 18—Suiled, Au ast Raynes Liverpool Canpir7, July &—Sailed, Ainico, Esper Ito, and Ria Srengo. jew York; 9th, Edmund Richi mn, Roody, Entered ont 5th, City of Mobile, Kilvert, for Rio Ja- neire; 7th, Golden Fi Barndon, and Priscilla, Fra- ser, do; 8th, Richmon: tess St Joh . jaitimore. GaSupsane, July ‘BeArrived, ‘Constantia, Bi Batu, Phila delphi ahead 24, Grahams s Polley. Clapp, Bristol. attler, Lacommase, New Canis, Nuovo R: York: American Hagie) Kendrie xB Cavcorrs, Tune FOieared, Strathblane, Poe, New gee Saugor June 4 Abbotsford, Venus, Now July 7—Arrl Eblana, Wilson, Shields f Galle (and janehored Te eu af Ha be eon ‘oth, M ht, Nichols, from Mejillones for Atanchor 8th, Ironaides, Berry, from Liusne for Bris- Sailed 8th, John Ellis, Melvin (from Antwerp), 8t John, NB; Eblana, Wilson (trom Shields), Galle. DonEing eyuly failed, Pontiac, Lewis, Cardiff. Bee ay, led, Ruova, Pedersen, and Flora, jersen, Dover, uty 9 Fasood, Burmsh, Armstrong, from Lon- aon tor Cardi g. Passed up Channel ‘ob, Ry (Amer ship). Evsivors, Jul; ae the Sound, F B Fay, Osgood, from Sundswall f for ¢ pera Fatuou' Tasrived Squando, sl rome (and aoe 9th); Mornington, cabl; 9tl Sea, Dritt, Fe “Aiken New York; 10th, Hor, ih maka ‘Wenonah, Forbes, Pisaguay Wit Holl (and ff Dove xh) ot, glans swan Galway nt ae ° i ‘vat, June 2—sailed, Madura, Storm (rom Maldon pies igi 3 1. GuovexstER, Di Martino, and Sam Slick, Mugtord, New York. July 9AArrived, New York, Poltio; Teresa, uascow, July 8—Arrived, Assyria (a), Bmnith, New Yor! pnEETOCR, , July 10—Arrived, The Auxiliary, from San ra Gorrenscra, July 3=Cleared, Alexander, Almfeldt, North America, on July 9—Arrived, Andacea, Andreasen, Pensa- oetitea Teh, irito, Stansher, New York. Hazyort. July 7—Arrive Mynt nheer, Tesnow, Wilm! . NC; Sth, Marie Aialaid, Mocatis, do; Keau, Mar New York; Henrietie, Holt Hasseng, July SAreived, Camuel Mutr, Hicks, Porto Rico; Flosto, ‘Anderson, Wi ‘timing, 7th, Ebwiner, Gala, avd Avocent, Healy, Pulladelphias 8 Edmund; Bullerdieck, do. Sailed 7th, Henry Knight, Gitkey, Battimore Haver, July 6 Agrivy Pereire ). Daure, New York. Satled 7h, iolades Brown, Shiel nat i Arnold (from Stet- Cleared tin, 1 7 Sea Gull, Goudy, and um, ew ork: Bw 0 Dawi, Grego Ory. Livgaroot, aly Tm Felix Mendelssohn, Bar- ber, Portland, 0: 8th, Moravian (@), Graham, Calabria . MeMicknan, ‘New York: Harmetén, ew Brunswick, Atkinson, Rang. O, Mellor, New Orleans; Chey of Aun SF Meant sen, Nort age well, ahora iro § rete ing ‘phils; Tele, ae alin 01 fe falta, Malcolm: ce Pater ae ati Ovens @ a8 Nevada ie ae or Forsyth, a eu, 7 Fora sud a. Ciemons, "Gor ian Kew Sermyn en joarce, Philadel formorani dria? sta, Tactolue Tobey, baltimore; Hare New! ore Ju Fe cxel iy Wellls hijadelphia; Annie Kiabelt Sanesty Bt in. 8 Philade! of Lahore. Greennorn, San. Francisco; Sama Gate the Belvidere), Haner, Bangor, ‘te Brucewick Latest Shed Tito et Bt J oan, ick, Larsen. ediac ; Wat NB; 9th, Cala ont han, New Yorks os Greenma ). Mellor, Montreal; Moravian Grabain, tea ia el eve, Matan sags erthn | fine Hertha oe Bull, Shea! Charile Hickman, ingley,, tty Florence, as, Pernambuco (changed from } Norfoll ed yenaal Angelo Peve ichsel Angel » Stag- Mgr Se a, ne Fi Ila; igs Penikeiare lomo ee Trnionntaas ‘Mejiliones; 9h, Butman, New out 7th, Rien ares Norcross, for Callao; ing. Smit Georee Snick StJohe, NB. Rrnved a at Gravesend Ratio from do 7th, Lonponperay, oaty, 2 (not Sth, as peforee- arrived, sB Hume, John, NB. yennion July 8 Faiy arrives: Teresa Esther, Mottola, New usages. Yuly Sarrived Flor M- Hastbut, Dudley, Sailed Jane viva) bis Forms Jul nig anaetwtagemany Jit Sar Fah dat ish (an 1CATA athe 1 eds Pao, trapith, Bri sailed 29th for New York: ‘ma, Tgnazic, Parlato, N (apd sailed 29m ‘tor ere ity Patiaity Naples MrLpoo! April Arrived, David Brown, Hephy ricstadt; 80th, ‘Hercules, Lincol + May Whiter, Bran, do; 20th, Pharos, Collier, Bailed May 19, Stratton Audley, Smith, Adelatd aR ca Mie aa led, TF Watton, Bianchard, and im . eis, July d—Naited, N Churehill, Moses, Bn; and aperror july &salled, "Panay ) Metellan, Melons, Newrasrit, Jnly >; Cleared, Rafucle, Della. New York. Ni RWOASTLI April aap oe ths tne. Bydney, By eee at mek 6 ‘Trask, do. Be ae , Re Sly 1, v4 » hii gnever Hong Rong; iy July §—Sauea, Minnie Carvill, Martin, Sydney, 'B. Narva, June 25~Arrived, Carl iain Stover, Savan- nal Sailed 2th, Francis Lewey, Lewey, Prymovra, July 10—arrived, Ontisane, Sunn, New York. wep. 7th, Pacific, Blanchard, from Guanape for Ant- Peraxo RTH, July 6—Pamed throt Starlight, , from rPhnadeltie foe Leith; 7th, ta a ‘Bagley from Hamburg tor Bydney, CB, ventas, June 6—Arrived, Wavelet, lary New rewstown, July Arrived, Otteren, Tate 4 Vieavich, doy D Dubrovacki, ©; miaon tad Fa Uno, Savarese, Joi Gen Butler, San Brancisco: oth, Clansman, 3} ‘iswell, Glover, Matanzas; Ly Satied, 6th Fi fon (and was off the rerpool; Sancta zara 71h); ke ‘acific, Blanchard, Antwerp ; sth, fe: ie iB; Ci Berney Hon ayes Greenock; ton; Solomon, F oon son, » Hughes, Hull; fagustin Robbe st een of Tada’ Bendienon, ‘new wre : Mi Shiozen, Glow oth, La Piac Te tunaogn, May salied nai aeeentee Witianon, Pa Fal ps, July 6 Arrived, Fiep, xe Matthews, Meitilones:; a 7th, Lucia C, Ca Ne St Caruaninn’ Gi caeaeh ES Delta ‘Off the Start Ist, Louise, Dehly, from New pe for Elsi- nore. S10, Joly 7—Arrived, Chapme. Liewel in, Antwerp: M idole ne, te Aay eG ‘Geerdes, New York; ta a, Ste; phons, from London for Quebec (and passed Sr Nagainy, July 7—Sailed, ara Pew Var ‘0 ‘Yat. Brac! he passed, Omom Me from No- bile tor iS ril 26—Arrived, Sr Slater, Ade- ia a he jel Me arin Landon; May 1a Boag ander Ne ‘saiiéd Way fe ae New York; 101), ‘Men. Bi 2 Fan A At 10, lo. ax fied 1 frrived hea, Beane, Me deira (aad sailed Jor Plorem July 10—Off, Moravia, Morse, from Mejillones | Apreck, do. Os ao Ts ten Lone Del es We seaman. | tome dose he Pee ites, Amertean Ports. - pitlina Bs duly 19—Arrived, sehrs petites tare easy 1 len Hasbrouck poste esta ice fur ts STON, July 1D Atrived, Dark Adriatie’(Bx), Meen- tou. Gheareds-Barks Rosall nd (Br) Davies, Liverpool ; John Mathues, Roberts, Moutiv ee ee Ere orks bark award. MsBowelle ) do; sehr Mary G Collins, Robinson, George- wom Bee, feamers Seminole, George A Norman and Neptune, dnor‘and’ from the Rosey ° thrived. brig Stord, iy Gothenburg. Below, cane errs ae vate Roads ates Helens: b ng Star hig ley'of Boston; bark rig Panther; a oe sergimabine Pajlage! wo Fhuindetphin: varks Wary Packer” Holloway, dos thy Jennie an, Smalley, Cape ¥ Pa) Bord Mituasee sche Saigo tae pati ep rie ‘Navan: ~Fig td Eulen, ‘ai at fences hte bolle Hard! "Rely ani See Gra ey jee ee J spe n; Mo~ Poe Howes, Providence ian soon baa \ acl er nor Fal Faimoath riers: EP atarbarade sey Gt AP tr Ka ie wtingon meiTgusrenune brig EX rhciy West indie ndles ren ee Kio Sanction ; Ade} Lea, Bat ath, Me: sche, it tnnie G eo Aura ass yt u July iB—Arrived, sche JM Morales, a apeat 3 OL ad ie cthadgemnca Sous Hannah D,~ July 18=Cleared, scnr Herald, Frisbee, OwENE y; we VERY. Joly 15—Arived, echr Marion Gage, Four. é ith-Arrived, sehr Ocean priate Philadel- DGEPORT, July 21—Arrived, schrs Belle, Hoboken; Anadir, Corwin, lizivethnort la ir Wells, Port Johnson; Isaac Merritt, It *RRr Nelite Starr, Po- ‘leared—Schr Hope (Br), Hill, Wi setts ot RESTOR, July 18—Arrived, 2st Arrived. sehts Lily, New Y Mi PER aig iy ARATE BERENS, ENWICH, July 19—Sailed, schr J8 Terty, Raynor York. ONTRESS MONROE, -J Balti more, brigs Romance, fom Havaaen gen ele Woke, trom Matahzas; Home; froin do. Also bari Benton fo r Samed curcsteamship Leipzig, for Bremen; bark King carl for Boliast brea helo tallae Gone ory Chaise Hooke, ‘Fidella nid SY Nichols; scirs Gase Hood “and Homes 0 aba ant ingal sailed for New a TauL RIVER, July 1e-“Salled, cht TT ess, Comkliay Balled, schr Richard Law, Bi sine a SAR ny Richard Law, Bldrga. Philadelppia, rhc 4, steamship San Jacinto ei Burrows, TM rrived, brig Glendale, Nicoll, red—Brig Elizabeth F Thompson, laver- Penile — ‘Brig Moranoy. Gorham, Pensacola. Guon GETOWN, DO. duly 18-—Arrived, soht Helen AD ay? Non 41th, 3 nent Bar th Bruen, Anstin, Wareham. r Sarai JACKSONVILLE, Suly 1s-arrived, sehr Chat Bes mips (Se gchra wasias Begg meted Mark ; Ali Gard Tar aM y asitand, Laney a: oH and lsnop ead faye on ‘klin, Moore, Boston; 15th, Prescott Hazalfing McDonald, Now Fork NEW ORLEANS, July 15—Cleared, Livingston on) ar aas wre Wentuard, Sakata oat Vale sal 1d, Barcelona and Tai ‘Bherma i New ¥ neon ved, Reese ne imily ‘B Soudsr Burdick, ‘NEWFO 18, Paar schr an tf Taunton for Ne or New TN asi eaaty ir Fannie | Tianmer, aia Philadelphi c sew Fork. ps soon ores a ‘01 VistArrive Sars! oes a Banyo srottiegn. and we pe ough ‘Kew Hi feet s Frbblen Part Joh sempbe suena Rey eboken Sara y Port Johnson; Sarah 2 Guraey, Gurney. Benth Ataboy.” Cleared—sch: "Addi Very, n rmillion, Boop ooo aeahs Gondaia, Lawie oad Lancte, Wind Now yiOBT BLAKELY, July 12-Arrived, ship Gavilan (CR), a phon Gi A GAMBLE, Jaly 12—Arrived, bark Alden Beswe, not PTOWARERD, J July 12—Arrived, bark St Antoine, ¥ TENBLOOL July ‘Ti—arrived, schr Joseph Waples, PHILADELPHIA, Joly 19—arrived, écht John 8 Lam- Prey, rida Ne rt. Pp Matador (| pc = Sata ie path eait pears » Beran Sees at ehep- and Sew cue oemee, ark Allee C bit Farad peas GO Rs i Providence; weet Lowe, Foo ‘chow via Bacar tng, sf Boston. Mary # ‘raeden Broo oy ee dee ner, Adams, Re et ae Bae Endy Sones, stnith, Wellseet, eight, W vincetow red ip He Bost hI Samuel Gagner & a heath ce mouth; Wilson, Curt Lewes, ly July ry re, art na, gran avai, god Foy Bic! . |e Oat geionias wee Strany Fey sayin stGreen’ Oounty "hanusr’ Avery, on gern} pees sian bods eea aay Pr prark pinay eatadeited, steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, New ~ ii Se Geta ore ‘teaver, "Baca ates ay aBalisd’ Soames paid SAVANN Tae steamship Zodiac, Cha- ¥ MialstKerived. steamship Magnolia, Cheeseman, New ie saya decbabesearce tales Fy ved, bark Young Weir rata ae icee Peano Water for Boston; Sinaloa, lout LF. ae hep! J 0 Cone, A ‘Hayde: 7, Baton, a Waite, Sa ey A a : Beart rechre aps Jota, i for low jag for Pia un pins ees rt tor do. Sailed—Al meghes. Carrie Br), Mollie Pi age allay Dale lari, Urn for Puiaaetpiis; hia tor do; Silas MeLoo a iis are NG pein ei bark snc WaearPOur Jaly 1—Arrived, achr BP Chureb, Git ford, New York. 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