The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1873, Page 10

10 : ‘NEW ‘YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 24, _1873,—TRIPLE SHEET. _FIC,ATING THE FILTH. CO ATINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. 2 gr wefore the demolishers appearen bn Lg very Y eon aitér their coming the wor! THE FIRST BLOW aves struck at ten minutes to nine, and what Somed un the doginning rather weak invention ef tbe cnomy seu proved to bea ne @ipetiant tempest ef sound. e crowd, which hi cen gathering 4 somewhat (breacentns avticudle ever since seven Yelock around the booths, streets and stands, in ¢ immediate vicinity of the market, and cursin; mm ali maaner 0! langui atthe Board of Healt! and the powers 1) be, rather weakened en tne appearance of the police, whic! wm a firm but Bf manner, pat. the crow ie to the walks and assumed position coment around the market. There was much ‘and dissatisfaction, but not a club was a nora relonlariy hard w was evident the firs meant, and hata any resistance which ht be made to the perce ory ee an the lealth Board would result in no 80 far as he preservation of the stands” ae concerned, para it might do an infinity of harm in the of cracked skulls and bloody countenances, en became tacitly understood by all the malcon- dente that nothing which bore the semblance of a , Whatever may have been the previous inten- ‘ton, shoutd be carried out. Quiet submission to weruel decree seemed to be the general feeling. ‘When the workmen arrived in their carts, armed with crowbars and other e squad destructive in- struments, they were greeted with a little bovine and no small amount of private swearing, voce, but they passed on im triumph, not even @ single paving "atone being hurled at their aevoted heads. With such a condition of affairs pome people felt annoyed, but the police felt quite appr, Tt was too hot to do any fighting or club- ding, and, poll they might get burt. bo out | rel ged the workmen from their carts and seized ur crowbars beiore the attack, as mentioned West ‘the onslaught was made on the corner of aan Vesey streets, from the roof, and in a 4 1HOUSAND BLOWS eeerennes, the stillness of the night being broken upon in a surprising manner. in a moment the Moise became deat and what with the strokes of the crowbar, the blows of the hatchets, the grinding of the saws, the hesor ing of the wood, = fallin, the rafters, the of the tin, breaking of the glass, the scatteri of the Bienes, windows, beams, crates, bins, ice-boxes jousand and one articles which go to make ‘apa market, the scene was certainly as unique ag At was surprising. The whole had its sad as well at its comic side. It was no doubt side-splitting ‘“drollery to see the poor marketmen rushing about to save what wer ot bat ofthe débrisof a iivellnood, It was infinite! funny to see booths and lumber to the value of $100,000 destroyed with such vim and it. It was irresistably comic to see men com- in that they had invested their all in these ooden shanties and that now ruin stared them in the face; but it was perhaps Reiters sad to watch the workmen with the crow- Sesrig onal, Ba only at the wood but scat- books @ hundred concerns to the ‘win and obliterating many an honestly earned m@ebt. It so happen that not one in five ores the wwners ofthe booths knew what was taking gnd had left their accounts in their o! meee, But the order was to tear everything to pieces, sana it wasreligiousiy adhered to. Indeed the work- men on the roofs seemed to have concetvea ®@ perfect mania of destruction, for along ‘West street they not only tore down the booths themaeien: “outside the curb line,” ‘Dut bravely went to work tearing down the root ‘of ‘Washington Market itself. Not a few owners of Jegitimatestalle will be surprised this morning by seeing their Pavel aia with the cnippings ot ‘their own, Lae ae Avont halfan hour after the ‘work had king along West street from “Wesey to Fuit bg one would have supposed that some terrible hurricane had passed over, destroy- ing everything mm its fatal course. ‘And still the hundred men on the roof worked away witha won- deriul ardor, and the noise was Babylonian with- out @ moment’s cessation. In the meantime the august BOARD OF HEALTH, -meaded by its President, Dr. Chandler, sat in state inside. the market, surrounded by a variety of Bwelis and @ posse of policemen. Now and then ‘some ublortunate owner would appeal for aid, or for a moment's grace to aliow him to remove ‘is property or his books. Mrs. O'Donnell, an old Jady, weighing some three hundred pounds, and ‘the very bicture of health, broke in upon the dig- nity of the Board. ant you men to understand,” she excl: 4na voice made peculiarly shrill by anger, you're a Jot of pu doctors, and you don’t know ‘what you’re a doing. Here have, I been in this mnarket thirty years, and I’m healthy, I guess. I’ve Sree up @ family that never had the cholera, a I dely you to find any cholera as ever hap- pened in this market. You want to take the bread ‘out of the widow’s mouth, don’t you. Don’t come and tell me that you want to keep the city’s health. it’s alot you care ior that. You aren’t satistied with killing your patients—you want to kill decent, wespectable folks that never bothered you. Don’t mel ot one gutters are dirty. Go and lock at The Board stood all this very patiently, bel got Wather angry when a delegation waited upon it to make the statement that this was an arbitrary act, ‘without the suspicion of justice, as they kad never ‘been officially notified of the clearing away of their stands. Dr. Oleander insisted that every one of ‘them had been personally notified, which the dele- gation as stoutly denied. All at once inspector Walling came up to ask if the men were obeying. orders in tearing away the root ofthe Market. The Board said certainty not, and gave the order that work should cease for a time. After consultation it was then decided that ‘the rafters on the curb stone supporting the roof should be leit standing, but everything outside cleared, his was not before a great deal of the market property had been destroyed, for which the owners intend to sue te city. The work was then resumed with the old en- ‘thusiasm, and tle Vesey street stalis began to puffer. The owners of these stalls were all congre- gcc on the sidewalk watching their property era One owner said to the HERALD re- rter, “Those West street men all voted for Fevorm, I guess they’ve got a bellyfull of 11 now. Tweedie wouldn't have done this.” Another one—Tilton, of Tilton & Hoff, on the worner of Vesey and West sireets, said:. “I paid $10,000 last year for the good will of these ‘two stalls, and the Board of Aldermen gurranteed that both my piaces were legally erected.” As he was speaking dewn came his roof to the sidewalk, nd both he and the reporter narrowly escaped. ‘The work up Vesey street progressed rapidiy, and the Stalls, which are more closely built than those on ‘West street, succumbed rapidiy to the blows of the workmen. in many of them provisions were stil stored, and in some instances were destroyed. The Board of Health came up to see this part of ‘the work, and in answer to prayers of owners gave some humane orders to respect property. What- ever could be consistently saved was saved here, andthe board repudiated the idea of wishing to destroy anything which did not come under the ntriet letter of the law. On West street the owners of stalls which were demolished were ‘William Donnelly; Honey, Luther & Co.; J. Brown, Haipin & ‘ease, L. Biohm & Co., James Hernon, B. Costello, Davis & McQuade, Ferdinand Katz, Thomas Murphy, Dowling & Wailace, McCustre & Co.; need, raf & Coyne, J. L. Miller, . 1. Leach, n. Eckstein, S. Eckstein, Dwyer & ‘arts. All’ these were butchers, amd the esti- mated value of pn Vesey tre of their property ‘was $350,000. On age the owners were Tilton & Hom, Henr} ry Gombe & Bon, George W. Bpencer, Freeman Samner, Thorley & Love, F. dh. Nathan & Co., Patrick Meehan, J, & P. Gearty, Beymor & Lichtenstein, Owen’ Crowe, James a Patrick Doonan, John Meehan, RK. Omnger, Walter Long, Michael O’Brien, John Crosy, Jack ‘anty, John Trainor, Charles Cohen, John Tooley, Mrs. O’Don- ae Le O'Donnell, Amos Stookey, Martin jarius, Harrison Delaney, Garvy, James Mc- ‘Grate, Joun Nea and Jungh Co. The esti- mated value of the goodwill of these stands is es. During the operations of the workmen Olfactories Of policemen wnd populace were Jpttacked in a most violent manner by the stench le @ swill cart of extraordinary proportions, ‘which stood in Vesey street, loading with all of of Sat garbage. It'was only at the re- ersistent solicitations of Inspector ris a ard Of Heaith and Captain Copeland abat the swill cart man was induced to abandon HIS OFFENSIVE POSITION. ing) an’ its all over wid ye!” was the S an old market lady of Milesian de- mt, | ast as she heard the measured cramp police approaching Washington Market on she ‘parton street side. The old woman’s invoca- ~—4 — dolerully re-echoed by a crowd ot by- dressed in market costume, who i with stoic resignation, the destraction their shanties covering the gutters and side- inp is heard bearer, and soon » boys in blue e effected a perfect cordon the unsavory market and the home o! mil- 8 of rodents. mn itis complete, and Cap- Ferris and McCaiTray, at the head of their , are stationed at the intersection o1 Washing- "and Fulton, stopping all trafic, save eS and there a fugitive mud cart, whose modestly demanded permission to get inside i've lines. As the scavenger is at a premium in vi ene jons he was readily permitted. Numerous rates, Who@re always on the look- vebhing Jay their hands upon that is valuable, also tried to break the ‘were met with a ready rebuttal by fray, who knows the tribe from of ob Several inken rae entiemen from the. Ww Dart” wa wo p inside the domain @& the boys in blue. Quotn the youngest, ‘who wo te an immense bine tie and nankeen to’ a —_— “Shew me your Captain awd will efXPOne Our rascally conduc 5 was wae ordingly dain, when explained that he was stop an “adjacen. ® hotel, opposite the marke! Kad had his key fo * hii “Well, was = not you tell the officer 0 1” waid Met ay in pe gene jest tones. ‘Well, Ure, I never thot of ir. Cap- tain.” “Pass on, yOung man.” And AN kinds stranger was alio Ved to enter the ee of fanciful charact.‘T# were adopted to the charmed ciele see the work cee (agreraetion ing on. Some play" role of tel aa Siners had imaginary’ friends in the egragn must see them; but the irauds were, in most caper, 100 palpable, nd the imposters were sent to she Pigbtabgn, abet @ que” pose nine o’clock @ barricade was erected across Fulton and Washington streets, by placing planks drawn trom the condemned structures on the top of asn barrels, and from this moment cars were forbidden to pass any longer, and new starting points nad to be tound, “Ice water was provided TICKETS FOR THE BOYS in biue, who, meanwhile, sat down on the curb stones und spun yarns of what they would do with Captain —, and how they would break Sergeant £0-and-o, of get houndsman —— transierred to some disigreeabie precinct, where he could not “lay” for simple officers any longer. So the time wore on apace, the crisp sound of the hammer and the hatciet falling upon the eur from the neighboring streets—viz., West and Vesey— where the work had commenced, Every now und again a crush offailing timbers would be heard, wile some police officer would jokingly say, “Thats right, h away, boys! We don’t want to be kept here all night,” and another would tunetuily reinark, ere’s the ‘Anvil Chorus’ jor you, out of ‘Trova- tore,’ boys!” So, enjoying the quiet pleasure of warching: the moon and stars and drinking ice- water when thirsty, the body of police in Fulton street whiled the time away, awaiting the com- mencement oi operations in Fulton street. Meanwhile & HERALD reporter strolied up and down the almost deserted passage way bounded by the condemned building in Fulton street. and Which was to be made level with mother earth. At the extreme end of West street stood an oid, b She ray-headed man, the picture of abject despair. le addressed himself to the on-lookers as folows, with tears in his eyes:— “Gentlemen, you can believe me or not, when I tell you that i'feel much like drowning mysel! to lam a ruined man. I have been losing $50 @ month on my stand ior months, and nave a large family to support, and, us God is above me, I don’t know what to do to keep tl from starvation, I had hoped that I should have a chance of making some money when trade sprung up again in September, but 1 don’t know what to do.” Here the old man mt his hand to his eyes and was so overcome by is were that he was unable to speak moie, ai neighbor of the broken-hearted oid man was an adipose Hebrew lady and arival of the cele- brated Mrs. McDonald, rejoicing in the name of Blumberg. Everything was sold at this stand, from pouitry to sauerkrau and her accents of oignant despair over proximate un- Rousing attracted the attention of all, and near, and = = much sympathy aii expressed for the unfortunate mother in Israel. tier littie olive branches stood wistfully looking on and crying in condolence with their mother’s aMiction and her enforced hegira, Bird cages, account books, plates) ladies and a thousand other things Somos ing this Nown’s ark, were transferred to the main market; but Frau Blum- berg stood weeping like Kachel ‘of old and would not be comiorted, IN AN ADJOTNING STAND ‘were a couple of lusty young fellows working with the energy begotten of despair to remove sev- eral hundred immense savannah meions across the pavement into a cellar in the market. Young Mr. Law, the proprie- tor of the place, lugged his melons, weighing im the average twenty pounds apiece, across the lane of legal and illegal position, and swore be- tween his teeth meanwhile. ‘Call this a city gov- aa (A terribie expletive here followed.) , all the power is in the hands of the Ma) or MA what's arco man to do for his rights 1’ dently he hi: been reading ‘Volney’s Decay “Or Empires,” and the reporter thought it unreason- os i rs nim solace in his distressed condition of min Passing on, a young German is met, almost in a lachrymous condition. He said, with a species of heavenly resignation, “We must submit, sir; we must submit!” ‘To this truism there was nothin to be added. He then went on to say—“A gr many people here huve leit their Poke in their stalls, and I believe that they will be lost. I am getting uw @ wrecking party to break in to save the books.” Accordingly our Teuton iriend soon got some friends together and commenced saving books, old hats and that variety of goods which will accumulate even in the best arranged shan- ties in Wushington Market, built over the gutter. Many telegrams were sent to absentees inform- ing them of the work of devastation which had commenced and req ting their carly attend- ance. Some arrived, but the majority did not ar- rive till too late, when they tound their sheds in ruins and no shelter for their stock, which was ur- Tiving by rail and water. Some desperate procrastinators had not re- moved their butter till nearly ten o'clock, and as they worked under the trembling gas light whica came irom the gasalier overhead, it might be seen that they were perspiring to a fearful extent aud pule with anger and excitement. ORDER BEFORE THE STORM, At last the last barrel of potatoes and of pork had been transferred, and minutiz, such as the dimtuutive mirrors appertaining to the fair sex, had been removed or the fugitive shoe lace thrown around it for saie keeping had been carted off, and all was ready for the BOARD OF HEALTH’S FELL SWooP. At last the corner ol West street was turned, and a benevolent old German carpenter, at the head of @ troop, tore off rooijs and ripped out sides of shanties with flendisn glee, apologizing mean- while with a broken, stereo! typed excuse, “You know if I did not do it somebody else would.” On came the ,tearers and smashers, very types of Asmodeus, taking off the fronts of houses, Smash went the glass out of skylights, then down tumbled an immense beam with count- jess meat hooks, and, in short, to save words in description, A BULL IN A CHINA SHOP okt dy to the mind but a faint idea of what these Board of Health men did, Round passed the doc- tors, smiling and ae and pleased at their great work. Around the street corners, however, tearful groups might be seen, cursing the majesty of the Board of Health. ‘A BRIGHT SCENE. At a quarter to eleven the whoie zinc roof of the corner shanty, at the corner of Fulton and Wash- ington, came ‘o the ground with a crasa, and stood piled up against the lawp-post, shining in the bright rays of the moon like an immense diamond In one of the neighboring sueds stood Mr. Vogts, who wore diamonds, and was joking over the loss of his stand. He had got out kis little hatchet, hke the immortal George,and was cut- ting his place to pieces, “Never mind,” said the young Sig roltt Market gentleman, “I shall go to the Branch to-morrow!” (Liere an extra vicious hack witn bis hatchet.) After cutting olf many inches of green paint and grease he smilingly looked at his diamond and withdrew to take a drink at a neighboring hostelry and to con- sole himself in the mutability of all human things. AS We go to press the market carts are arriving at Washington Market and chaos reigns supreme, ‘The hatchet und saw are busy at work, and as our readers are enjoying their matutinal HERALD the last biows will be avout failung, which will obliterate from the memory of New Yorkers the toul, noisome shanties situ- ated over the gutters at Washington Market. Homeless and desperate are now the thousands of rats who have hithe:to held undis- puted sway neath the gutters of the mar- ket. Last night they {elu that the Moment of the irrepressible couflict had come, and glared, thousand strong, at the carpenters and olucemen who came to make them homeless. Vkere the rodents have gone to in their exodus no mun knows, but if they Should be encamped in the main body of the market it is possibie that some night they will carry off the venerable watch- inan in spite vi his large cluy. THE CLAIMS OF THE MARKETMEN. They Think Their Rights Invaded and Want the City to Build a Market or Allow Them to Balld It. To THE Epitor OF THE HERALD :— For the past few weeks the entire newspaper press of the dity have been pouring their vials of wrath upon a portion of the denizens of Washing- ton Market, claiming it to be all at once an un- healthy and pestilent locality, especially the stands and stalls that happen to project into the street, and more particularly still those on West street, which, it is claimed, inter‘ere with the passage of the cars on that street, and I nave waited pa- tiently, but so far in vain, for somebody to come to the defence of those whom your correspondent believes to have been unjustly assailed. It has been my fortune or misforfune, as the case may be, to have occupied for the past three years an office in one of the stands in that pestilent locality known 98 West street sidewalk, where the business is almost exclusively wholesale beef and mutton, and during that time (thanks to our eMcient clork, Mr, J,Kettle- man and his assistant, Mr. Romaie), I have never known the market, and especially that portion of it, 80 cleanly as now. That the projection of the stands into the street is an inconvenience to the railroad company and to the public your corre- spondent will not deny, but that it would make Any great differenee in the healthfumess of the locality is not generaliy believed. With the ex- ception of Foe gt @ small portion of Vesey and Fuiton streets I do not believe the removal of these stands would benefit the market in a sani- tary point of view. ‘rhe truth is, the whole market ought to be wiped out and @ new one, worthy of tne name, ought to be built, and the market people did ail that they could ligt Winter, wuile the Legislature was tn session, for the Seay otl intent of this object, and after having got the bill through 1t was vetoed by the Governor ; 80 we stand now just as we did be- fore we began, and have, therefore, only to wait and try again. While conceding that the removal of these stands mult be an advantage to the travelling pubic, the railroad company in particular, from whence It is surmised all this pressure comes, it would turn out of emptoyment some two hundred or three hundred persons and break up and per- pape ruin entirely @ good many of them, who, a rely. on the protection and fair dealing of the o! Metals a e city, invested tieir money in stands and in some cases, of which your Tr tee is cog. mizant, their entire means, so that if this order of the Board of Heaith should be carried out they would be penniless. Oannot some better plan be devised than this, especially when there seems to be no occasion ior It ? Stends in the market possess a sort of real estate bougat and sold as such and are con- sit ae changin LM some of which a ss West Wines, ¥ jew Haven for New York. ir Caroline C, Eicon, Salute for New Le Somerset ior New Yor! Hodedon, Rockport tor New Brane- A rch ay “Campbell, New Haven for New ae elie Patron, Fuppara erie for Row Sark. Sehr John © tn ky Beebe, Nantucket for New York, Jejohn, Portland for New Bon Sass for New York, with lumber on, two months at prices ranging from $3,000 to Sa000. Sehr Raterpre Thus you see the injustice of depriving, swoop, & citizen oi his hard earnings which, pe:- haps, he has been years im accumulating. wants a good market and @ ciean one any more than the market people themseives. The statistics show the revenue from this market to be about two hundved and eighty thousand dollars a y ‘his sun aione is suflcent to build a new’ tron market costing a million of dollars in the shoit Whose fault is it, then, that we co not have one? Let the city build’ us Cel s market as this, and all this controversy will b done Seay: with, mah Will be promoted and avery. C. T., Washington Market. TERRIBLE MURDEB, * A Weman of Seventy Shot Through the Head and Her Husband Brutally Behr Baur Mary 'A Heyer, with tish to John Comstock, Thompson, Litt pace Yor! . rope fied Sehr Sahwa, Kell wigence for, Kew York. Schr Lark, Guipt fo. Fehr John, Gin cae Calais for New York. Steamer thet. Gate, Proviaence for New York, with mise and nassengers, US revenue cutter Grant, Newport for New York. BOUND EAST. a Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New York for New Lon- Brie Lily Br), Ryan, New York for Cow Bay, CB. H Bowen, Golden, Elizabethport aen Be ne Salmon Washburn, Bebo gear Wm Youn: ‘Witiiamsport, Pa., July 23, 1873. Isabella McBride, aged seventy years, living with her husband on @ farm, about seven miles from this city, was brutally murdered last night by being shot through band, John McBride, was knocked down with a club, ‘and received severe cuts in tae head, and wien when found this afternoon was lying on the floor weltering in his blood, but living. ple lived alone, aud were supposed ‘Three thousand dollars was found There is no clew whatever to the New tor Port Jefferson. Sehr Wm F Burden, Ags 18, New York tor Providence. bethport tor Providence. King, Bliven, Teltgavethport for Providence. Howard (Br), Nicholson, New York for St NF. egoor Ben Bolt (Br), Drake, New York for Yarmouth, Fy ‘hr John Stockham, Hart, Elizabethport for Provi- Hand, Elizabethport tor Providence. jayne, Elizabethport for New ‘Sch ‘Fannie Butler, Sherman, Hoboken for Boston. She Eastern Belle, Parker, New York (or Newbury- wit Estelle, Raynor, Hoboken for Providence. Fon Caroline & Cornelia, Crowley, Elizabethport for ‘Soh Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn, Elizabethport for Schr Isaac Sherwood, Ames, Haverstraw for Provi- » New York for Portland. few York (or Provid Seabury, New York (or Fehr Hemente, ‘Weeks, Elizabeth! Bohr Flyaway, E! 0. sehr Eva Diverty, Sum of money. Schr Reading Rt in the house. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. lence. Sehr Allie Oakes SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER. Gov, Island,....eve 8 43 ston. port for Providence, Beuntion, A Allen, New York tor Provi- ‘Nenr Annie J Rus: Schr James M Bay! 11, Miller, New York for Fall River. les, Arnold, Elizabethport for Provi- e. ours Blaceman, Arnold, Elizabethport for Provi- ‘Sent Jravaller, Hodaes, Philadelphia for “Healt haw, Baltimore for New Haveli Kickersou, Elizabetnport for Nor- OCEAN ; ae DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTOS OF JULY AND AUGUST, ir Sehr biive branch, wic! Schr Ann Eliza, chews» Elizabethport eh Falke. bg for Providence. Kelly. Hh Fitzabethport for Derby. rork for Bostoi . Hlizabethnort tor F Newport. ean ', New York for Boston. Steamer Electra, Mott, New York tor Providence. Bowling Groen W Jones, from om Londonderry lot boat Tey pavia' Mitchell, Nos." Ne dosage Pa Steamships Wisconsin, and An Al yania, Glasgow; Kron Morrlinacke Rio Sunelro, es ton Benefactor, Witmin Vat Bowling Green rolina, Of n. NO; farce: Marianna Perr tine (Gwe), Elsinore and. Oo- brigs Johanne, Stettin 4Bowling Green Rios gen; ri Frederickstadt; Havre; Charlotte Led? Aubrey, Barbados; schrs Julia R F! and Point Bluff; B'S Gi.dersleeve, Chatiesion Wind at sunset, W light 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling eaege urna, from Bristol for acth OB, an- choredin Kiagsoad night of Sa bled, a pipe havi made good, and was aa! pr road sail that STRAMSHIP MONTAN, arrives at “an Diego July 16 and repo 40 miles south of ‘Aeapulco. took fire {orward in the boat- nd after an hour’« hard struggle the crew passeny ‘The cause of the fire is supposed to ous combustion. Suir Goop Hors, Anderson, from Ardrossan for San Francisco, before reported but: into Bahia June 5 leaky, was discharging 9th for repairs. Suir Hans Suita (Nor), 891 tons, Gundersen, from Go- in ballast, was totally wrecked at Drador, July'3.” Captain and crew were ama for San Francisco, ores aL SAM July S it under control. ve been spontane- Glasgow. ..172 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 28, 1878. CLEARED. ria er ae ), Le Mesurier, Liverpool via pe Freeman, Liverpoel via Sar mnsyivania tN), Braes, Glasgow—Austin Ue Stenmahip Kronprinz predrich Wilhelm (Ger), Erd- man, Bremen—Oelrichs & Steamship Merrimack, Wetr, Rio Janeiro, 4c—W R 1 Steamship South Carolina, Becket, Charleston—J W lakeman, Norfolk, City Point hip Co, Wilmington, NC—Loril- Bark rauets (Fr), Brindejone, Penarth Roads—Tetens Bark Mero D iItal), Barballette, Cork or Falmouth—John r. ‘k Daphne (Nor), Olsen, Stettin—Sunch, Edye & Co. Franchco Danovard (tab, Schiatino, Amser- AL ‘Bark Nuovo “Ob Chiarino (Ital), Cocavello, Odessa—A P ta, Lorena, Patteyson, Stetti Watsh, Field Brig Venus (sr), Hawks, Pe He: Brig Alcaste (Aus), Ghylianovich, Cork or Falmouth— ov) Co. Brig Eschol (Br), Pinkham, Queenstown, 4c—G F Bul- £ irig Americus, Hons, Rost mae fohanna, Peterson, tettin, Brig Ellen inst ay Hoxie, Cadiz—S C Loud & Co. ane Harry & Aubrey (8r), Briggs, Bridgton —Dwight & Brig R B Govo, Harkness, Cardenas—S C Loud & Co. part James Ratchford (Br), George, Windsor—C W Ber- teal Bry Crescent (Br), Faulkner, Windsor, NS—J F Whit- nvy & Ci epa, Stone, Kingston, Ja—B F Metcalt & Co, , St Johns, NF—He- Seite Ra Rangacdra (Br), Laverty, St John, NB—P I Nevius Sent Dolly Varden, Allen, Jacksonv lie—W Ra; yler, Murray, Washington, Dow uentiey, ail dersioeve & Oo. Selr J 3 Moulton, Crowley, Boston—Z Schr Mary J Adains, Giichrist, Schr Joxephine, Me Donald, Boston Schr Sian ic, Morris, taunton—« NC Schr R A Forsyth, Hobbie, Stamford stamford Manu- aoe Crows Prixcr (Br), Mitchinson, from Montreal Zaly 10 tor London, grounded in Lake Bt Peter. got off oy and was towed to Quebec, ate Quer or Nations (Br), from Macabi for Europe at into Ca:lao June 14, leaky, having Lore up trom Steamship Wiseonsin mic Queenstown—Williams & Gui ambi} Suir ees Spraccr, from Portland, ., for Queens. pat into Valparaiso May 17, leaky, reinained Steamship Isaac Bell, and Richmond—O! Steamship Benelactor, J lard Steamship Co. Bark ANats Emma (Fr), Motre, from San Francisco tor which put into Va p iraiso April 19, in distress, d cleared June 13 tor destination. BARK ADELGUNDE (Nor), November 14, for, New York, ‘Tetsmuths, from Live: which put into Queen: aired and resuraed her voy" Dane Agate, Ballard, from Baker's Island, Nov almouth, waieh pat int c., made repairs, sai avi’ was finally re destination Apri ieee nee ied ‘and ‘again pat orted to hive repa'red and 8: 0, and ts now reported as falling Muay 10 trom Sydney for ee ee Bank Cart Avovst (@ Boston, which put into to sail about June 15, to resume her voyage. Barx Cnanticieer (Br), from Colombo for New Yor! before reported by cable, put into Trincomaiee May experienced very bad weatner—would jarge part of ner cargo. (of New York), Clark, from Havana June 5, arrived 0} Pf paimmouche Eng, July 18in ky Roads for orders—G 1 ‘eolona March 24, leaky, was Barx cannes Bure EvE.ine, Von Schroeder, from Quebec July 4 for — Was reported July 19 a total wreck on Miquelon. at Vineyard Haven 234 from ew York, had heavy weather; Bric J Lerauton (Br). Port Caledoma, CB, for N Jost boat and split sails. Sone TrustRam Dickens, bound to a coal port, collided acht July 17, off New Jersey, and had mainboom away, mainsail torn and hull somewhat dam- neike H Capy (of Providence), from Philadelphia for Boston, ashore east of Great Bay livhthouse, Li, She has been stri pices; her crew have lett her. Pons, and was built at Westerly, Rls in 186! Scum Racre Jane—Captain Taylor, e sehr Rachel Jan», of Newport, which arrived at Providence 224 ‘rom. Elizavethiport, reports that while lying at Elizabethport night o/ 17th, his vessel was struck by lightning, shiver- ing ber mainmast and maintopmast. he whole crew felt the sbock, but no one It will be neeessary to replace the spars with new ones, Scum Russian Counseuton—The steamtug © W Winch, roveeded to Glouce-tor Tuesday (22d), to tow dled schr hussian Coursstlor to Bos'on. Fisitina Scone Lavea ALowy, which went ashore at the Shoals last week, was taken olf 'y the United Siates Steamer Maytlower last Friday, and was towed to Kittery and placed on the ways. nt Or four hundred doliars will put her in goo t order. dastine, July 18—The US Survey sehr hore this morning in the get un Ierway ona lee shore, She Hos ia an easy position and will come off at next high water, Deat, July 10—The Ameri from Bailie tor Bristol. w! ped the jettisoned pi ‘at Ramsgate and Broads reloading that landed here early (o-norrow morning. July 12—The Kepler, pool ior Baltimore (salt), has put'm leaky. 9—A bottle, containing a e ship ihilomene (1), Francisco, has washed ashore neat %8—The brigantine Dunm, which afrived trom Demerara. yesterday, havinis passed a vessel, about seventy teet keel to the southward of Bermuda. hi M sip Sigius arrived trom the Newfoundiand dabing Brounils to-day. 1 tine Annie Barker, Captain Innes, from Car. July 6, with sugar tor Liverpool, Ii tow aay short ot hands, three of the crew ha sbage ‘anid the mate stil ieid ups ch, of the brig Hattie B, on the 7th inst. ~heridan submarine diver, has succeeded in two-thirds of the Ii the City of Washington, steel, will be 2 tlhe intact 9—The deals ex Tronsides have been resiuipped ay a ed ae a ‘tast going to Phe's 1.0 regis Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelpma. Steamer Annie, Steen, Wilmington, Dei—A Abbott. No other damage BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. US steamer Kansas, Bch ae f Nic, July 6, via Key W BAL W, passed the bark « iton, (Fone Matanzas for New Steamship Russia (Rr). © Qucenstown 13th, with nai Franckiyn, July 21, lat 4l line steamer, bottud east. sicamship Westp valia July 8, via slavre 1, with mdse and cits ieee all oy ar Me od sed Baltic Lloyd steaine AV K tod, Graytown. 19, ba k, Liverpool July 12 and and 195 pas-engers to © G , ton 6501, passed aa Anchor n ship Ironsides, Berry, Was on the Guod win, has rtion of cargo which was irs, and will commence baueae reabe ‘ith, bark Hrothers (af), ftom New th, iat 45 01 N lon, 48 a nard steainer, bound vast; Ys, lat Al 7) Ny lon be W, t Romano. trom Liver- “ny Kudoli, Jacmel "uly i rine 16h and St Mare sume mise am passengers to (he New York and. West Bteamshin Co. Steamship Regulator. indse to the Lorillard steams! ship Vieksbur letter from the of Toulon, tor, San es. Philadelptia, with ‘0; vessel to Funeh, Passed stbealtee May 24. salt to Woourt Jerry or Province ye low lever on the “'dapinin Augustus’ t Coton at Cow Bay, © Rrig Calso Stesow (Ger), Rog: ensauk, Stockholm 69 days, with iron to Brown Bros & Co; vessel to O Tobias & Hebd Lockner, Rio Janeiro, via Hamp ¢ to Kirkland & Von Sachs; §), Monro, Matansss, 10 n ot w Prtaae k nek avy portion, iron and Florence (of Anna; with sugar and molasses to’ Youngs, er. “Brie G P Sherwood (of St Joins, N B), Newcomb, = sugarto ED Morgan & Co; vessel to P J and brought m bere, taken to the vessel, which 1s now lying in Rorrenvax, July 11.—The Clara, Flemming, for New I fof Ban aad nia with | vork, sunk olf Katondrecht, is discliaiging her cargo 10 8 ir Hortensia (ot posem, Norton, Doman with suger to Bdwin Rowe & C wel Suly Ih Int 85.45, lon 67 40" ‘spoke bark Elisa Para IT days, with rubber be bed iethlsvay June 26.—The directors of the Custom House at lerceira has instructed the officials at Graciow to saive and store the cargo of the derelict bark Olive, ashore on that island. Miscellancous, Sarr Insrector, 1422 tons, built at Belfast, Me. in 1860, metatied in 1871, sold at Liverpool in June tor £9750, Bane Giimrse, 368 tons, built at Newburg, has been sold at porcanty ish flag, for $12,00) cash. The hull bef the in Boston to Isaac Bar«s (Br), hence tor Bermuda. Schr Edivard Burnett, Felli and nuts, to L E Amsinck & Co, vessel to BJ We Sehr Antelope (8r),, Winters, loewood, and tustic, to H Becker & Co; vessel to Schr N J Dinsmore (of Lubec), Dinsmore, Hav: ore with sugar, to Franke & lisher ; vessel to J 0. Sehr Julia Baker, Bake: toTI Aux ayes 13 days Oregon, to go under the Brit- Baracoa, 10 days, with frait Dn (or ‘piladetphia), Hud W days, with Weichers; vessel Sehr Somerset, Crise, M with tustic to master. Schr Prescott Hazeitin, McD with lumber to Bent Gilde Sehr M 8 Trandy. Yor ne, F per to F D Whiting & © te steamer RR Cuyler has been sold ior and others, for about $8000, jorck Passacr—The ship Vavid Brown, Capt James T- o , of Bath, arrived at Melbourne, Au ymouth, Eng, making the passage’ in A large appropriation will be asked of Congress to clear ope? ‘iver from Oldtown to Grins aEvee . Gen ca jonte ¢ hrisie, via Tark’s veut id, Jacksonville dasys, and yy Gdays, with lum- Jolin Boynton’s Son & ‘Sober Post Boy, Robinson, Brunswick, Ga, 7 da} with allay pine to 1 P Buck & Co. tH Behr Ida Richardson, Bedell, a stores to eg Ball & © the Penobscot East Branch, so small steamers ma; will ascend the river ina canoe tl ngust, Wake a report of what can be done to the department at The te ot schr Fountain, of Fall River, has not been heard of since Thursday nig last ven sleeping on the schooner's dec i whence | i into the water and was drowned. Hatt somé $80 or $60 om his person when inst seen, Capt J W Perry, late of sehr Loitic Beard, is contract. ne to have # sch built of @earrying_ capacity of 700 to Ot, 2ist inst, from the ft, not yet named. , Charleston 6 days, with naval stores to Met Senr 3 B Johnson, Brow! Schr Harry Landelt, 1 . Georgetown, DC, for Sai Kirk, Burnett, Baltimore. Sehr AE Safford, Powell, Philadelphia for Pawtacket yee Mystic, O Richmond, a fine yac' ed, 70 foct im length, 25 in breadth aud 104 tons; bult CH Mallory, of New York. Whalemen, Arrived at New Bedford July Atlantic Ocean, St Eustatia Marc yoru taken only a few barrels blackfi school of amail fish are about th her for the last two months. They are about ing ise Deg ana the crew catch them in buckets Hy schrs Franklin, and ‘The steamship Victori lasgow on the bth . as betore reporter Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND souri. Steamship Acushnet, Rector, York, with mdse and pasengers to Ferguson & Brig Florence wey (Br), Cochrane, wes with coal to CB Swain & Bon. New Haven for New York, Leighton, Leighton, St George, NB, for New St George, NB, for New with spiles todas Murray ees BY Jones, Port Caledon! da day with coat to Bled Schr Hattic o MeParlund, 8, for, Now York, with cust to € ii'swain Son; vessel Sehr Comes, rer Calais for New York, with lumber ‘herman, Providence for New York. rald, New Haven ior New York. Haven ior New York, River for Fez, York. Br), which arrived 224, mm oville 13th inst (mot 9th and schr Petrel, Adams, 14 9 months out, clean, ofl on the New Reditord f for New Wood. hom New London Jal Fish, for South Shetlan ‘nin in't nafiase to Armstrong & ¢ America (Br), from Antwe' a 7 salon poate of Fire Isla 1; yom Callao for Queenstown, VEE tor jate). wa * aioe @r), peti B, July 18, lat 49 16, lon oe, namin pe. h Breest trom Liverpool for New mn for Bombay and Cal- Gardist fog Cabo, May Tork. vejee splieg to Jas Murray ric Per ete. Anais Amsbury, rae Bradley, iibur, rancho, June 1, hi Bont Perel’ Stan Sehr © J Errickso Schr Belle, Simpson, Lynch Loixhion, cHey lat 29 ri ion a0 stan Unele yf Sinnett frgia A shtp, from Ham! for San (600 passen- bk a Cf mn 19, Int 27-4 W. there "Et (Br), Devens, from Boston for Ta n 58 W. att afk kane oie ht (BH), “Metntosh, from Liverpoot a oan, Liverpool for Charles- toned a aA fai HD, %; & ian te ole, June ae fn ion 28 We by the Hatt at Fy Texel. aeeae atu ee aves iC ye eee 2 ot andy yw Bay, CB, for os Havaburg for Philadetph artes ina nw Neo oy pilot oat. David Mtitcnelt wa Amanda (G from Uamburg for Philadelphia. Ft ly S30 a mies south of Fire Islaod. (by pilot boat Tancle Perki a ing, No 13). Brig Ella Maria, from Philadel nie for Portland. July aot Absecom (by pilot boat Ezra ‘Bara e, No 2). Soreign milan Brest, July fe darivet, steamship St Laurent (Fr), UBSA javre. New York for H: ship Lawrence Brown, Wil- Vivid (Nor), Petterson, New Guixroxcon, July 12—Arrived, brig Atataya, Ci Xow “ork: Win park “Kiosanaring din. Bawsrds ened sth, bark Gen Eden, Foe New York; brig Naverino, Blood, Boston, Filomena iN p), New York: bi nie Darrecsd (Spy; North or Wutteras,” eo raDANe July 22—Arrived, bark b H Bills (Br), Penny, Giasoow, July 23—Arrived, steamships Trinacria (Bn), rs Thonapron ni : sidomian (Bo. Henderson, and California raig, iw Yor! ‘ eae suly qlinArrived, bark RW Grimiths (Bx, Dramm nding. Basted neh, bark. Biba Peterson, Sagua; brigs Mary 0 Mariner, Busknam, Cardenas; Faume. H ‘jeauings Ma- ret (Sp), Riera, New York. st July Aly “import brig Chance, Christopher, for Wrasreoe Jul; Té-Aifivea, bark Emma L Oulton (Br), St Georee, Also ai ‘2ist, ships Sea Witch. eke. San Fran- cieg: 224, Antarctic, Mestoker, New Orie Balled 1bth, .prig Kate Upham (Br), dydne Laouarna, June 23—Arrived, bi fon "ition Be, Lindsey, New York gud sailed July 8 on her retu ly 2, Balear, Bahra, do; 5th, Henry Louise, Quick, Matic, July 5~—Cleared, bark Sirius (Ger), Piepke, Mewicorks fe a ty aor. if 15—In Port pear Hattie Ellen, Ash- ro OTrirornan July he Arvived, schr Stephen 8 Lee, Brown, y West. 4 port 15th, ef Caroline Gp. for Boston, with sugar at sg A, fo por Sha: Mi ary (Br), tor New York, WHonratate Suiy 1 Cleared, steamships Manitoban oe, RCD he camo reat (Br), Mosey, Leith ; bark lontevideo. arrived arly. Mo ‘steamship Hibernian (Br), Archer, Liver- PSleared 2ist, steamship Scandinavian (Br), Smith, Liv- ery Kewousrex, E, July 22—Arrtved, bark Corea, Snow, San Port av Pace, July 16—In port brig Stockton, Allen, \y 23— A. steamship Greece 5 mhpmas New York for Liveryoo. a ons July di-arnived, steamehip Prussian (Br), Dutton, 1 Liver; Fieamship Manitoban (Br), Scott, Glas- oy, Srerrim, J Arrived, steamship Franklin (Ger), petinloke, New York vin Cobonhacen, nd ‘ SHANGHAR, scaly —arniven shi HP. Nightingale, fuer Hong Kong; barks Fenetactor, laydorn, and Archos @p,p pia ow, New Yor! Pi ae iy 16—In cere bark Trait d’Union (Br), Bal- Baauh, ae 12—Arrived, bark Almira Coombs, Wilson, ana. SrJouns, NF, July 2—Arrived, US steamship Tigress Greer, New York. Sr Joux, NB, July 2% Arrived, bark I J Southard, receaver a ai Austrian (Br), Ritchie, Li steal n . pool for Baltimore. es ania Cieared 2ist. snip Azzie O Troop, Fritz, Liverpoo! TRINIDAD (cuba) say M—Arrived, schr Anna M Kaight, Edwards, New Yor! Juy eearrived Columbish, Carter, and NTWERP, Ju Trived, Tor ti lan, arter, an Cambrian, * Post, Calling; lith, Albion, Latson, Philadel- P Sailed Sth, Provident Washington, Durante. New York. Arrived at Flushing 1th, Pacife, Blanchard, Guanape. acailet ‘from Fiushing 8th, EH Duval, Rogers, Phi elph Rasled from the roads 7th, Giano Scopinich, Boston; 8th, Frisk, Svensen, Philadetphis ; loth, C F Funch (), Knudsen, New York yand passed Dover'il yAustaubay, July 7—Arrived, Bellona, Bosaht, New Butstor, July U—In port ldg, Jeha, Leverny, for WC Atriea; Electra, Maynes Sydney, © led 12th, Heinriek Dire hates, Philadelphia. In Kingtoad ith. Eddvstoke, Rin, New. Yorks teria, Cox, do; Stelia, Ollvarl, Baltimore (all for Glou- iter). sale from Kingroad llth, Silver Cloud, Robertson, ooh tntow, July —Arrived, Africa, Muirhead, Pensa- Beurast, pine € 10—Arrived, Vollega, moh new York. Sailed 10th, bigal, Raymond ‘st John, NI BunwxnitayEn, ‘uly 8—Arrived, Winogene, Lofring, Wilmington, NC; 9ch, Bravo, Christoffersen, do. Sailed Find Ohio ®. Von Einster, Baltimore; 9th, Koln srs uke, New York (and arrived at Southainpton cd June 2%—Arrived, Protektor, Falck, Pensa- yBonDEacx, July 9—Arrived, Erna, Halversen, Norfolk, Arrived at Faulline &th, Feng Halversen, Norfolk, Va. Went to sea from Royan 7th respon Stewart, for ‘New Orleans, Canpivy, July 10—Arrived, Asteria, Co York. Gaited Ith, Etiphalet Grociey,, Waits Rio dancin Entered for 1d; Beamer, for Galvestot Glamorgan {, je New york Hattie E Tapey: Tapley, Monte Video; 10th, Donald McKay, Williams, ts iro, Wants, July 5—Arrived, Nueva Sabina, Alsina, Norfolk, ‘Geers, July 6—Arrived, Domenico, Jaccarino, New York. Darr July 7—Off the Start, Ryerson, Denni: from Ph Philadetobia f for Bremen. i ” Dzau, July 1l—Arrived, Spirito, Stangher, Hull for New Stal ene anchored). pee Harrisburg, Harris, from Beaufort for eon ag up, Goodell, Crockett, from alent Jul a atrived Guinevere, Dickson, St John, NB; t0th, Andrea lo Vico, Rallo, New York. fed Titi, Herod, Krom, New Yorks Cleared 9h, Gto B xttista, New York. Donxire, July W—Arrived, Criterion, Gull, San Fran. elsco; Uith, Siebolds, Perissa, New Yor! Eisixor®, July 8—In the ‘Sound, Aurora, Anderson. from New Orieans for Reval; Udjus, Kvensen, trom Phil- adelphia for orders; Denstag, Raiman, trom New York for do; %h, EB E Seranton, Wheeler, from New Orleans for Cronstidt; Insulav, Christensen, from New York for jockholm, ExeNas, June 30—Arrived, Matthew Baird, Harding, Philadeiphia. Farwovrm, July 10—Arrived, Ruma, Recna, New York; Grad Karlovatz, Begna, New York 1th, Kgper, Roman, Liverpool for Baltimore (see Disasters) Pasod Iivard iain, going east Pearl, Harding, from San Francisco. saOrey, July 10-Salled, Bitsabeth Moss, Tucker, St Jo! Griscow, July —Arrived, Castalia (@), Butler, New Satied oth, Margaretta, St John, NB. GaxxNock, July 12—Arrived, Augustine Kobbe, Carver, Matanzas. GorreNsore, July 8—Arrived, Sarah B Cann, Eldridge, Hamburg. aginges™ Jury 1—Salled, Glovannina, Califano, Phila- ce U Hon, July 10—A\ Mth, Moonlight. Nich Hisnona, July 8—Arrived, PG Carlton, Luce, Metil- Jones; 9th! Midlothian (s}, Thompson (9. Montreal; games Boyd, Perry, Baltimore; Cumbria (@), Stahl, New ork. Batiea 8th, Athena, Christoffers, New York. k Aap at Cuxhaven 10th Madina, Storm, Madden isint ale July 10—Arrived, Emilie, Etcheparre, Mejil- ‘iatied sth, Ernst Maritz Arndt (9), Telberg (‘rom Stet- tin), New York. Lirerroot, July 10—Arrived, St Louis (9). Roberts, New Orleans (and entered out to’ bas Matilda, Ger yer, Meiiliones: Peruvian (), Richardson, Montreal; J Norwood, Harkness, Philadel in; Otthona, Keed, “an Francisco; Frances, Hill, do; lin, Legisiator (s), Jeffrey, be Orleans; Forest mh le, Hoemer, Hed 10(h, ‘Harriet McBeath, Alichison, Bt John, NR; Nab, New York; City of Lahore, Lathont, ed, Moravia, Morse, Mejillones; Si chico; Prusaan (6), Dutton Montreal, ci Bamuel Bern Banvor, Mes ith, Kenlliro (9, Perit Finiadelphing Wellington, Hal ain Yor ora, Habner, do: St Louts, Pearce, Philadelphia: Gre: mona, Gore, cto! bey Baltiinare; ‘ork; George Foatibdy Brock: Hin Janelfo, vis Cal 3 City x exandeia Va, (g), Brownless, Halifax; Cormorant, Hausen, Cieared a oth, Reunion, Curtis, New Orleans via St John, NB; Pan, Faich, New Y York; ea Yuill, Spaney, GB: Wittiam Harding tered out 10th, City of oe Hy Dolamotte, for New Yor eman Dennis, AD! 5 ines. (CB); Lith, Tingley, Balt ryiomnat ahd Lan lew rt. Nag do, ag ‘ou pa As iynas on Hastings, Of ee from Boston , pti Lonpor, July qemprrtyi 4, Titan, Ber Bassein ; 1th, Alice Roy, Dougins, New York; iteyhoutd, ‘Arinstro' do; St Ol (@), Heliburz, New. York (a Clog strong, return via amen to 12th, Henoch, Haggie, do; Den- mark (s), Sumner, do. Cleared 101 n, Cartner, Valparaiso; Houri, Barrow, Calla ehs at Petros, 2 ora. Bon: "stared ot ih Golden Fi Way, for Colombo, ntered out olden Fleece, Way, for Col Eumeria, Brown, Calcutta, *Sierived at Graversnd litt Epoch, Hedger. New York. Bailed from Gravesend 10th, P' k, Bateman, New York (and pased Deal lit ~ oh July 7—Arrived, Fruttajnolo, Saraceno, New ye reaerzs, July 9—Sailed, 1 Buasanic! Uirmovra, ‘July 10—Arrived, Onristine, iret New ‘Catt, Frigg, from Hamburg for New York: Dinorah, from New York for Lubec. ta July 6—Arrived, Christine, Schreiner, Balti Qoimxsrown, July 11—Arrived, Sirian Star, Sande: John NBLVighden Sener and Huth Jessen, New York: uh, Woung Hale. Pape, Ph iindelph tad led 9th, Stella, Olivari, GI ester Mid- dleton, Antwerp ;Tith, Sator, rene” lew York. Rotrenpam, July 9—Cleared, Janne} Sehgher, New rk. pe sanenameren, July 11—Sailed, Ohio (*), Von Emster, S1160, July 9—Arrived, Futsigetie, MRS, New York. omeas. July 8—Sailed, Josie C Hazeltine, Hassell, enburg. Nazaire, July 8—Sailed, Ymer, Henricksen, New ‘ork. *aaron June 27—Sailed, cregeee Borzene, Barachi- no, New York: Copeland per, Tntmsee, July 7eArrived, Prancesco, Materazso, New eae July 9—Arrived, Joseph Dexter, Shea, St John, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA. Jnly 22—Arri sake 0, Kew Bedfora; iiena’ Hunter, mas We Alone lew Yor! Safted—Sch Allyn’s Point; John Grimth, Rew Haven Marlon Yea i ah 4 Belle saat Helen Haabeuck, Ne ‘ot “<b nae Nate, Quisdi Arriva. gore Jennie A Shere taaalish- ene Amelia G Trelazd, Townsend, George. ea an ng BO fo, re WY dd fara Aaa Who etl nee Rome Rare and EOI aay, aes coho Be ren, Turner, Johnson. iy? ban In, Ww, & bark, Halleth ¥ | dark Lewis TBtncxer, Bibber, Havam, prig’6 0 Clary, Also ¢ bak? B Patillo pool wae anwreaagpbell, Livers clea: alo oreo Falken, P This hia (with her hrs Abby”, Morin. Whitton: uth, to oa toad foe Na ork. Hee! iar, and ati A brig trived, bark Tlion (Rus) ‘Trapa haf ony Chariestons tite, Darien, Guy Thales ¢ federate, Demerara; 11 Houston, Catbaglens 6 tornn} Turk’s Island; Hound, St Johns, PR: schrs Carrio nell, Baracoa K Kate Foster, Jacksonville; Ira D Sturges, Also arrived 234, steamshi from “New ¥« “EME Tis Bos oe en pee i) nm Bunnell, Jersey tA Savte) BA Barn ra tin: Willeby, before reperted at aarend ine from Sagua. mans Dery Cans cei im Matanzas; brig Ee jaated Bark ‘Matin dat By Eng; brig Geo han r, Willson, te seen Re led. George Latimer, St Jobns, PR. rd, Stoel ik, for’ Matanzas, went ent to sea Brig. C to nen. from ty ) Capes ‘orto Rico. failed. uae rachrs “tllen rus one New York; B RBy 16, dor BRUNSWICK, Ga, July 16—Sailed, ship Pacific, Foss, BATH, July 2—Sailed, bark T Jett Farns- yor. Stel, Nt brig Soskuimureron: Westercaard, Tint Balled, schrs Ruth Bako rriet, Terrell, Bowdciiham, to load toe New Yor yeas NGOR, July 2i—Arrived, bark Wowsa'i Rich, Plerce, w York. Sete STOR, duly asad a mot ae rived ul ja * mot s Mankin, Tvicr. vad Lily, Cole, Now York.) re Ari erry, New York. New York; bark Clemer CALAIS, Juty 17—Cleat sear: ry J Ward, Ws Holen, Stanley, und Mary i Mie Church, New york: phia, sel yh ache + y Horeey, nine Phila- dotphin Etta 3 “abi arash nto ur at Hie Philadelphia , Now Yo : DARIEN, ae suly oie ces ‘Garue Beery. lerrie * vie le ORation Ma ; Mabley, rie card ENWIGH, a ome, oak ly bier go jae genes ful scl vPORTRESS MONKOM, Va, Hsladayony * ae snip Lagon, from Noroik for Livsrnools bate Utete trom Mexico for London (put in short of B of BE: eiston zglto berks ‘Adelaide, tor Rio Janlcro; Gort Adler for Staitin; Annie ugusta,’ for Cuba: brig Lognaus, for Cork: schr M@ tata for Cuba. ‘ALL RIVER, July 2l—Arrived, schrs Surpri: man Trenton +’ Bask Diamond: Gollamith: Hondosts RS Dean, Macomber, and Franklin Plerve Filandon, Hoboken: 3 A Mount, Young, and Harriet & Soma, Pren i Newburg; 1 H Bordcn, Dodge, and Modla re avis, New Yor! wonllgd—Schrs Charleston, Trim, and Napoleon, Smith, ow York, GEORGETOWN, SC, July 16—Arrived. schra Bensley, Falconburg, and Carrie 8 Webb, Rowlands Cag taal Jay 21—Arrived, steamer City of Austin, 22—Arrived, schrs Thos Hix, Hall, gees Racket, Baltimore. KEY ved, steamship George W Curd, ale, Galveston for New York and rooeeded), 0, July 15—Arrived, schr Torpedo, Fanning, oe —Sailed, schr Sai Ford, Allen, New York. atts h—Sauled, schr ME Staples, Godfrey, Alexan- ork NEW ORLEANS. July 17—Arrived, steamer Caledonia. Gp). Pearce, Shields; bark Alpine, ‘Waters, Liverpool; sehr rurnet, craven Ruatan. Cleared— arias L Mad ierla, Eee Boston; Opgntees of Di ley. ss. Pithbado, Liver Cleared, ship Constantina — (( er Svedrick, Genoa; brig Joaquina de Barreras (8p), Lirton, Barce- Jona, 19 ‘Arrived, barks Truce, Cowper, Livery mage HL Martin, New York. Delom, orig Pagr de Be Pearce: Steanant pe clinton, Farwell, Havana; echr 8 Clinton, Farw va WL Bradley, Chase, Now Yor! eee Pass, uly "19, 'Pit—Salled, steamer sher- as ewe 4OutR®, July 17—Sailed. bark Angela. ee Roopa Sp sil eaten Havana, Feanington, Ha ia Florida ports. POHFOLE, Saly 21—Arrived, steamshi| Pa og New Orlean: for coat: Minnesota comes for do: bark Rthan Allen, Hardy, Boston: schra dane Roakes, Providence; Jos Nickerson, Slaight. jew Yo! NEW LONDON, July 22—Arrlved, schrs Reading B No 48, Rondout; Hudson. do; Julia’ Ann, Hoboken; ai Miller. Alexandria for Groton: Rhappannock, Ho NEWBURYPORT, July Z—Aerived, sehes DJ Watts, Watts, Elizabethport; Frederick © Holden, Ray, Wee awken. NEW BEDFORD, Teaser, Slocum, Phila dout; Lamartine, Perr jul —Arri ‘chrs Young hia i Nichia Beche, Ron- om Hastings, Chase, do: Thora Potter, Ward, ‘do; DL ‘siarete Chase, do; Lizzte Sail dont, vena, Lawton, Dect Tale for Philadelphia: Wav ubbard, Fall River for Trenton: J TL Hess, Conklin, an Feerlesse Seth, do for New York; Elm City, Kidd, Provie jence tor. AM—Arrived, schrs Sarah Bruen, Austin. town, BO, cot Warcham; Peleeraph, Clarks Hoboken tor New York ; Harriet Ryan, Robbins, Benntisore for do. EW H . July Arrived, schrs John ht, Odber, South peas ‘Tigey Dunham, Port J stono:' Horace & Francis, New York. Cleared—schrs Eleanor, ‘New York; Forest Oak, J org ‘Sli RRR, No “a, Elite, fo: Signal, Sattor- G za Anti Van Tassle, do, Porn ‘i ON, July —Salied, bark Marmfon, Boys, fan fri fran ff, oT BUAKWLEY. 3 Jaly 14—Sailea, bark Nic Biddle, ic! San PHILADELPHIA, Jaly 21—Clearod, steamer Rydal Hail (Br, Collin, Ant 22d—Arrt nk, Tres, Livernool; barks India Ger). ran mmbare, Amity ‘Bo. Pisher. Segue; rigs BH Kennedy, Hallett, Bah; Robinson, Serra Kees: schire Mary’ B rarris, Mite ey diner, Me: Arthur ‘purton, Frevich, Portland : rain 8 Ne ‘Smith, Portsmouth: M W' Hupper, Gil in isa Frazer (new), Humphrey. oe eel E ‘sin nickson, Wincmore, Lynn: I & A Bal iy ath Bor Watson, Houck, it Tancosiies Godfrey, nu Bostra, Cleared—ship Hermine (Ger), Wilms, Bremen: bar Co'umbia (Nor), Stromberg, Elsinore for oriers; schre Jas 8 Watson, Houck, Lynn; Rhodella Blew, ‘Newell, Ogieratee, Ga. arrived, schra Trott King, Bradford, Calais: Meds Mo; Abby Wasson, Grav) Blog H Everman, Corson, Bos‘on; Dante Glands Haley dos Mars and Bitza Crowell to: Ma Haley. Haley, dg: Paul’ P Keller, King, Greenwich; ine P Clyde, Rogers, Providen , Koston: brig Minnie Abbir, i schrs Henry Whi ney, Perkins, Portl E Rogers, Rocers, Boston : hi ith B Everman, Corson, do! Paul P Koller, Gain, do: Daniel Gifford, Haley, do: Twem -one Frlends Jeffers, do: Northern Light, Ireland, dot Smilv & Je nM Conover, do; T, & A Babcock, Benita, Charleitown: Nuiato, all; Newburyport: Pistianthi iat Ryder, Fall River Sample, Little, Wiliams ¥ atived | at Chester 224, schr Lizzie B Gregg, Anderson, ar Lewes, Del, July 23, A M—Passed in vesterday, bat Enterprise, from Rotterdam, and two other unknown steamship Ohio arrived from Philadelphia at 5:20 evening, and went to rea at7 A M to-day, Newcastix, Del, 2lst, ‘AM—Steamer San {yinghem, and sche W F Cushing. tor Barbados, passed dow! 08 PORTEAND, July 31—Arrived, brig Countess (Bry Hopewell, Cientuegos; schrs Mary A Harmon, Parker, Georgetown, DC; Hattie K Sanipson, Davis, Gardined ph -clit Phoenix, Thompson, New York. h— a, sehr eG Wittur, Wall ac fiuliadotphia. da arrived, sehira Fillen, Morrison, rkery Philadelp! Evergtatle, Wuacr Now. turk PROVIDENCR, July 22—Arrived, schre Isabella Thomp- son, Howe, Philadelphia: John Warren, MeGar, Eliza bethport; Mary Stowe, Bacon, do; Filen M baxter, Lamphear, do; Excelstor. Beshdergrof, do: Rachel Jane, Taylor, do; Sunnvelde, Dixon, Ponhkeepsie Carrie Penney, Renson, Cruger's Landing, NY: Tho P Slesper. Weehawken: JH Young, Parrett » Fred Brown, Yitleon, New York, via Bristol below soues Albert Phato, Bingoam, ahd Dele Hin the Day—Schr Earl P Mason, Nickerson, supposed: from Ge ‘town, DC, for Somerset. iti rs KJ Morcor, Rackett, Phila loiphia, via ; Sarah A Boice, Yates, Philadelphia: 4 J Lawe son, Fitzpatrick, Groton Poin atestin cs Knox; Blackstone, Wickson:’ Mary A ‘pushin, oH Broadield itt; Bella Peck, A Brazos, Smith; Essex, Han Digkenmn and Veranda, Pond, New York. Pe Awe UOKET, July 21—Arrived, schr Teeatees, 2 mre jondont. femme! schr James Phelps, pane Alexan Beiled sone Awallow, Hamlin, New Yor! Bz SAN_ FRANC! Jaly 15—Bailed imbo, Arey, Port Minatson arks enbalacs ip. 6 Spier, ward, Nordberg, ‘port Townsend; Monitor, Emersong Humbe oli. SBABECK, July 12—Arrived, bark Dublin, Edwards Ban Fi (ong OM a4 July 12—Arrived, schr Thos Fish, Yont sour Helen, G Saative wey ae PhiladeIpnia, Ly AY ba amship San Salva- dor, Nickerson, \—Sailed, schr Bulvore, Yor Si John, NB. LEM, July 21— af Trived, schrs Armida fall, Hall, ankin, F' Her, and El Di Wenteoet Philadelphia: Fo = eM TY port. SOMERSET, Jul schrs Storm, Staab, Trenton (and sai ie a8 for go for ergo" Tare, Nickerson, and ar} Sammis, N Bint a, a in Tater, ier, Philadelphia wed, bark St Antoine (Fr) TA i sa TRE Joly B—Arrived, eches Merrilt £0 Hart, Salem for Baltimore ; Ellzabeth h De Hart, Bi Inalhav mfor New York; nerican chil Rockland f lymouth for do; Mary Ann gr (Bry. ston “for do; Ca A Bi Mean gh: sinouth ‘tor Philadel seed by—Bark Gephas Starrett, from Baltimore for AN before reported o: own and the above ae ee amen eS pay 23d—Arrived, brig hton, Port Caled, BR, New York; schirs ary # Stapte tales, Wi Windsor, Na tor Aloe anges Helena tien lo, for BONGTON, no ay oarrived, steamship Me- tropolis, No FORD, tty, 21—Arrived T Carr, and Baste, Chaie, Eiteabethport, cnr ™ 7 Abell, Care, —Satied, acht Lucy Baker, Allen, New York. ABsceete DIVORCES OBTAINED F DIFFER ont States; legal every where: desertion, &c.: safMclent Gaus: no publicity required: no charge uniil divorce granted, Aavice fre M. 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