The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1873, Page 10

10 setts Politicians Opening Gribernatorial Campaign. "The ‘Hoar Cathering-at Ham= ilton Hall. [BACK-PAY HEROES TO THE REAR. “Tittle Ben’s” Title to the Gov-* ernorship Not Accepted. COMMITTEES AND CAUCUSES. Speeches Favoring Another Term for the Present Executive. Bostow, Jaly 25, 1! In response to a circular addressed to ‘prominent republicans of the State a meeting was held in Hamilton Hall at noon to-day. About one hundred were present, including in their numbers Mr. £&. Rockwood Hoar, Mr. George F. Hoar, Mr. Henry L. Dawes, Mr. H. H. Coolidge, Mr. Adin Thayer, Mr. John M. Forbes, Mr. Henry D, Hyde, Mr. M. P. Dickinson, Colonel Henry Smith, Mr. J. M. Cummings, of Woburn; Mr. George P. Thompson, of Worcester; Mr. A. W. Beard, of Brookline; Dr. Samuel A. Greene, Mr. Hurd, of Worcester; Senator Bancroft, of Worcester; Mr. Mr. Barnard, of Worcester; Mr. Harvey Jewell, Mr. William S. Robinson, Avery Plumer, General George H. Gordon, My. Robert 0. Fuller, of Cambridge; Mr. John E. Baniord, of Taunton; Mr. Barker, of Pittsfield; Ex- Lieutenant Governor Tucker, Mr. Chester J. Reed, of Dedham; Mr. John B. Baldwin, Worcester, ‘and others. REMARKS OF JUDGE HOAR. The meeting was called to order at noon by Mudge Hoar, who briefly addressed the meeting. Judge Hoar said that the meeting had been walled as the result of an informal gathering of weveral well known republicans in his office in Pemberton equare a fortnight since, to take some action in view of the Gubernatorial campaign, ‘which was soon to open in this State. The meet- ing was @ private one for consultation, anda sin- gular fact was connected with it. The same after- moon there appeared in the Traveller what pur- ported to be a report of proceedings of a meeting ‘by a reporter who was present, and in which it ‘was stated that it was to organize a bolt in case a certain person should obtain the @omination for Governor at the Republican Convention. No reporter was present at the meeting, and all who were present were gentle- . Men of honor, whose word could be taken, and no eport was authorized. Near by, however, was the office of a person who has attempted to be Gover- nor of this State, and three persons were seen to come from it and hover about the room in which the meeting was held. They remained near the door, and one of them, on the pretence of looking dor aman for business purposes, opened the door sna looked sround and saw who were present. ‘The men were seen to return to the office whence ‘they came. WASHBURN WANTS ANOTHER TERM. Some of the statements purporting to bea re- (port were true, but the greater number were false. “The statement that it was to organize a bolt was ‘the first intimation, Judge Hoar said, he had of any such thing, and It was false from beginning to end. The simpie object of the meeting was to Anitiate, if possible, some movement which should fecure to the people of the State a expression of their will in the selection ‘of @ candidate for Governor. They met as friends of Governor Washburn, desirous that she should be re-elected, and seeing no eee why he should not. They remember his ng and exemplary public service and the high zoaruon which he everfhad tor honor, integrity nd ability; they remembered that while chairman of the Committee on Claims in Congress it was enough for tuat body to know Sage he endorsed a ‘measure, aud one which he opposed had a very hara time getting through that body. Not only were they frieuds of Governor Washburn, but they did not wish to see the State of Massa- wehusetts run either by fireworks or a@ torch- light procession. (Laughter and applause.) They ‘believed that the popular sentiment of the State ¢was against the man who was making a demand for the office of the Governor of the State, and they ‘were not disposed that any “Tichborne claimant” Phould have it, either with or without band of music, (Laughter and applause.) In conclusion podee Hoar called for a nomination for chairman, Hon. H. H. Coolidge, formerly President of the | Ses, was ubanimously chosen and made a brief ech. MR. COOLIDGE SAID i ‘that he had information about two minutes pre- | vious that he would be proposed ior presiding officer, and it gave him very little time to prepare anything to say. He was deeply gratifiea, how- ver, to be called to preside over a body of gentie- men, among whoin he saw so many who had been ‘Scentified with the cause of liberty in Massachnu- #etts, and who could be called the fathers of the republican party. He hoped the action of the meeting would be such that the will of the people amight be secured, and such a man be placed at ‘the head of the State that it sbould receive no detriment. Every State in the Union ‘was looking to the issue of the contest ‘with an anxiety which cannot be appreciated here, to see whether Massactiusetts wil take such a bay as to endorse the greatest disgrace which o fallen upon the nation in the salary grab, the chief organizer oi which is a claimant oj the bighest office in the Commonweaith. If this is true, is there any live republican who can for a amoment think that the republican party of this ‘Union can stand if Massachusetts, which has always ‘been leader, take such a course. (Applause.) in conclusion Mr. Coolidge called for the completion of the organization of the meeting; and Mr. Bar- er, of Pitisteld, and Mr. 0, B, Doolittle, were ry Secretaries. 4 PLAN OF ACTION. + Mr. HEexry D. HYDE, of Boston, said that they had “ail met with one object, and there was no use in diaguising it, and that was to defeat the desires of @ man who was working hard to secure the repub- can nomination for Governor of Massachusetts, it was necessary therefore that some plan of ‘action shouid be proposed, and he moved the ap- eS: of a committee to nominate a perma- nt organization, to take care that the Repuvlic m@eceives bo detriment in the Fall campaign. Mr. CHESTER J. REED called attention to the fact that there was a State Central Committee of the wepublican party of Massachusetts, and inquired whether such 8D organization might not be in onflict with the scheme. He would know how hat committee stood, whether any of them had ioe over oF not, and it was a question whether oe be interfering with the business of that connie ar. HYDE said that the matter had been well con- idered, and it had been felt that some further g@ction was necessary. It was well known that the er ion'who desired to be Governor was orgauizing forces already, and it was their duty to meet @rganization with organization and effort with a n. Mr, REED was in favor of some course by ‘wirigh every person who is opposed to the nomina- ‘ion\.of anybedy else than Governor Washburn Pont be at She primary meetings. ona GEORGE F, Hoan, of Worcester, moved to ament\ \the resolve by substituting that a commit- Bee be appointed to report a permanent commit- fee, whas'e duty it shall be to perpetuate the in- tegrity o1 the republican party and promote the —— of the Si Mr. Hyde accepted the substitute, and it waa Unanimously’ adopted. TL'E NOMINATING COMMITTER. ‘The Chair a) pointed as the Nominatin; ee Mr. Geory’e F. Hoar, of Wooster; Mr. H. D. ilyde, of Kostow ; Mr. Joseph L. Tucker, of Le X 5 r. Chester ', of Dedham, and Mr, John Esar- rd, of Taunton, While the comniittee were out there were loud lis tor Hon. Henry’ L. Dawes, who had entered the ail shortly after the Ly | fence Was hatied with lond a MR. DAWES KKSPONDED BRIEFLY eer excused himself fxom eee | any formal | tA. be ‘ing that ke knew the time of the be very much better employed ry: Yustening to him. 1t.was not the occasion r argument or enthusiasm. {the importance of the work and whose ‘ney all appreciated batons then, and the Wy Question wae how jo do it, Je wopid got be) be pa Commit- | accompiisyed by ng _ 8) iD ever manber he could wives blicans of ‘ tts he was at their service ip maintain- the integrity of Dawes, as the, Orkt private eullating ie re | they were given with a will. : oni itaneee sBWELL'S CnainMan then called tion, Harvey Jew- el wees was greeted with » ad ally as follows. Mr. Jewell said that he en- eter with Mr. Dawes as tu the matter of secon the mvate in the cam; if privates were wanted, It was an im) t to de- termine the course that 0, and there was an important duty to perform. They were not ae such as we bad two yours they had the The hing id accomplish their that We are to ear cuses, fn Neston, and the caucuses and y are gent to Worcest means to be the — talk f fisipeonle has taken place in the vemtent of ne poowe 52 in regard to ee that the Pay bill nad a) n ‘effect ‘upon me men risees than is supposed. He “had seen men recently whom he did not suppose would hesitate to take apy more, Tirieamar ia ae 10 have c! elr oO jay that be met an active politician who said that they could not affo! Peer fs business endorsed by the reppices party of Massachusetts, as it would be if they placed in nomination the author of that bill. The Minds of the thinking people of the State are en- rely fixed on this question. Of courae there isa “difference of opinion with regard present Governor. There are active members of the repub- lican party who wish that he was in cone matters different, but they all believe in him, in his honesty, his modesty ‘and his Latestity and the very fact of his differing with them in certain matters makes him a stronge! pperg Sones Bee the people. of the State thaieh ne ‘was two years ag In conclusion Mr, Jewell said that it was evident the gentlemen eigen ing the meeting were de- termined to stand by him, the Commonwealth, ¥ (AppIaNse.) A. W, BEARD’S OPINIONS. The Chairman then called upon Mr. Alanson W. Beard, of Brookline, who responded substantially bay ay ey Mr. Beard sata he did not desire to make any ech, and did not deem one necessary. He be- eved the pedple were all right in their convictions if they would but do their duty at the primary It was there that the battle was to be ; there was no use minc ing the matter; tne fact was that there was one man that they did not want to have as Governor of the State, however many there might hom they would like to have for the honor o; the Commonwealth and of the republican party. {Applause.) He supposed the one yanearion of the mee! ting. was how to prevent that man being Gov- ernor of Massachusetts, At any rate he personally came there and went to Worcester two years ago for that purpose. He did not know what that man had done to entitle him tothat office. He did not taeataf where to look for his claim. Gentlemen certainly cannot look for itin bis military career, they cannes find it in bis financial ability and they cannot find itin asteady-going support of the present Tecmtaatrccee for no man evinced such wae to what was the crowning act of the ministration—the bye! with England— than Benjamin F. Butler. (Applause.) He also felt that the people outside the State were looking with auxiewy to the action of Massachusetts in this crisis, and be had no doubt the republicans would do their duty. (Loud applause.) THAYER ON THE SIGNS OF THR TIMES. ‘The Chairman then cance een Adin Thayer, of Worcester, a8 8 man tho wil of te jar with the machinery by Poo the” wil the a fd a) in political affairs can be ressed, ayer Was rreeted with pein | le said tua he certainly ae ech to make. He had come down, as he sup) most of the others | had, as business men evise ways and means to prevent a result which they would all generally regret to see in Massachusetts. He knew that there was no division of sentiment whateve! men who were gathered there, jd the only thing to know was the means to adopt. 1t is the same old story, and they wanted the same means adopted which they had two years been greatly impressed by a remark w! W. Beard had made to him but a few days pre- vious. He inquired of him (Beard) if there was any need of this great scare in Boston about tho candidate for Governor. Mr. Beard replied that there was not; three republicans out of iour are opposed to a certain candidate ; but the trouble is that three men don’t go to the caucuses while the fourvh man always does. There ig no other earthly trouble, said Thayer, but that just contrive to get the re ublicans out on this matter and it is settled. Every republican should understand, even if a special ore Was necessary to do it, that it was lus duty to tend the caucuses, 1¥ UB DON’T HE IS A BNEAK. The caucus system is open to objections, Perhaps a better system might be devised ; but at any rate it is the system of Massachusetts that has to be used, and the question has got to be settlea by it. There Was no trouble in his own district; they were all right, but he apprehended there might trouble in Boston and some other places, It was the duty of republicans in these places to see that their brother republicans were at the primary meetings, and such influences should be brought to bear on them as would accomplish thatend, There could be no doubt of the sentiment of Massachusetts, and the only thing was to get the men to the cau- cuses. (Applause.) WIGGIN’S UNSHAKEN HOSTILITY. Mr. CHARLES E. WIGGIN, of Ward Three, in this city, was next called upon, made brief speech in which he avowed his unshaken hostility to General Butler as @ candidate for Governor. THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED. The committee at this point entered the hall, and, through their Chairman, Hon, George F. Hoar, Teported us follows:— “The committee appointed to recommend such measures as might properly be ad oped to perpetu- ate the integrity of the republ party and promote the welfare of the State are Ot Cphiion representatives ter there will be no ques- The apestion ip: sa. $0, the Pele in rages Vuat @ committee consisting of ten gen- tlemen from various parts of the State should be appointed whose duty should be to take such steps as they think proper to insure a full and fair expression of the whole oi the republicaus of Massachusetts at the next State Convention on the selection of candidates tor State offices.” They recommend the following gentlemen :—F.R. Hoar, of Concord; J. M. Forbes, of Milton; Charles Alle: of Boston’; Estes Howe, of Cambridge ; Ww. Rice, of Worcesver } George F. Thompson, of Worcester? Wiliard P. Phillips, of ‘Salem; Luke Lyman, of Northampton; Henry Smith, of Boston; Munroe Chickering, of Dedham; Cuariég Pp. age ner, of Fall River; Colonel Henry 8 Russell, Milton; Cuarles 0. Chapman, of Springfield; ‘asa French, of Braintree; Charles E. Cannon, of Green- field; Alfred Macy, of Nantucket; George Maiston, of New Bedford, and Albert i. Roet, of Pittsfield, Colonel smirh said that he proposed to decline. that some gentieman connected with the Grand or of the rep ublic might be on the committee, joar, of Wor rcester, stated that several mem- bers of the Grand Army o! the Republic were already on the committee. The names of W. W. Blackmar, Dr. Samuel A. Green and Henry D. Hyde were added to the list snd the report of the committee was adopted, and the meeting ad- Journed, A meeting of Man committee was held imme- diately, and Mr. 0. Doolittle was chosen secre- tary. A committee of three was appointed to pre- pare 80 address to be submitted to the republicans Of the State very soon. GREEN EXPLAINS TO HAVEMEYER. The Comptroller Deluged with Economical Ideas— He Tells Mayor Havemeyer That He Has Not Reduced the Force of Mechanics or Laboring Men—The Watch Dog’s Opinion of the Depart- ment of Public Works, Comptroller Green has addressed to the Mayor the following communication on the subject of the cost of various pubiic improvements, which was presented in substance to the Board of Estimate | and Apportionment at its meeting on the 234 inst. :— rrr oF Mew Youn, Dapanraney o” Finance, MPTROLUMW'S OrFicks a o the Hon. Wrtiaw VeMeY x Naor, A 3a Sin—it has been repeatedly and mductriousl evidently at the semvofticial surgesion anduvengck of ae of the depariments ch the city governiment | that the works under its charge have been to & cousiderable degree reduced Midered "by iiminution "pf ‘appropriations, by" the | Board vot ‘Ratt mate and) Apportionment. ls, erty desirable atthe action of this yt, the "matter neue ie, understood. The tact ts that the reductions in the appropriations made. by. the ‘Board ‘of Is and_Apportonment. to the Public Works, Depaaae me re alimont entirely ‘ot that cl nd sa! ies paid out of t ite whale reductions are but $200.00) asked. vy the Department ot Public Works of Mure than one-halt of the reduction was items gas salaries, &c., in which, no. mechanies or laborers Were cmupioged by the city. These reductions trom the cetimate of ‘0 of the Department of Tublic Works fre irons expenditures of money received (rom taxation hey do viot touch the millions that are expended by that Departmenit from the proceeds ot bonds. os urther to show the present true condition of these public works { transmit to you a statement of contracts oF street cpu aga eh ao din th with al pr Lees, ity, ows rox ihe. dost of ‘euch Mops, the ne bes aire been paxt on it laser what- bd i mate as would the people of Fos dor ia reapecsive he 166,200, contracts for" "regulating, __ 48,000 94,613} 2,872,800) 1,171,294 |_ alte 176} $4,271,600) $1,960 360,200) fga,411,200 net lene showing Perec rites onthe Boulevard, Tenth spend and t improvements; on the alt round ¢ meee e big pipes an th Croton i piper Sy in are = aoe 3 eaand th ent se 1° fo apartment of ‘Docks an it does not inclt me Pa nde ik 0D. ige over erent also shows ‘ne mone avenuo track at nome pambes oreen employed is not far trom two ind one hui These works nb Caountps ewploy 7 under ‘contra Pen em ployed own Nt cost to al pears that there is now being paid out for us it api c works" at at the rate of 3 least seven imilliot ee ~ ke, and there are not fa seven Sona craployed th The manner ot 4 oR “ot 1080 eB performed ea! periment of Publto Works has me universal com- ment in the ne! bog hoods: poe are carried op. qt is proper Board of imate and 1 fden ment when, y So lege Bow these works, sho Garr ig uch more Pipi uld. ¥ a ty poi oa, cq rac oat tae jal contracts mi mito eas ees ~) carried Lao unneces: wait it of Public orl Tepes eee lowest re- not by contracts ve state- the De- these ‘tuiner under. per annum. grading strects 000 per are tnttrely fey juate to puis reiterate’ it, that thea ro wand Ta are'vety Nosee and complies: eo caling sdvantage ¢ aetnents and th: vac on the elty at titres pneg ally an ‘adout fo be larwaly tn ve repeatedly stated to seeemment aw iaung. lawyers sis cond! tion. of the law to yeaine, of them inte: pene, and with ae aia of certain meinbers of the ure resent the necessary revi Lorsablors Fein not too ‘much to f dollars, and the taxpa pended as to produce adeguat Paggestions for the con: ion of thy id Apportionment Ver wht tod tonto eGR STATEMENT OF CONTRADTS IN PROGRESS—PAVIN: ying Phy say that pint be the lines by these means to the extent or millions neers rs will have to foot the bill IJ saat t the Finance Department is called on to prov le a very large amount of money n of these works. These moneys oug! 4 pe ratnrae, 1 T paren these aera e Asse is. of Esti- oinptroller. Amount tobe Pasa Comple- |Eetimated| Amount | tion Paid, | W 22gth at, Harlem to North River. $160,000] $38,608) $121,206 9th av., Béth to 4bth at. 66,000} 18,987} 41,012 87th st, 7th av. to North ver, 28,000{ 16,708] 11,295 11,000 —| 11,000 7,000| 4,600} 21339 13,000 —{ 13,000 8000} 2,788] 5.211 16,000 —| 16000 11,000 =| 1,000 12,000] -1 13,000 Wi ae at. fonder trom Hudson! River toand through 11th 20un ‘st, Gutled, "Hudson River to road. j;| Shoo] a7a00) 13,400 110,000). 91,745] 18,254 35,000] 90,485] 4,514 60,09; —{ 60,000 River to 510,000} 164,409} 508 Bist (outed, Ori to 7 ooo] ates] NE 44th st, coe pices a 8,000} 6,289) 1,710 67th at, coutle 6,500} 745 3,756 too] 14,775 700} 361 EY Ban 7,700) UNDERGROUND DRAINS. Between 62d and 68th sts. ‘and 8th and 9th. avs. 9,200] 6,02] 3,177 Pein ata te 00] 24,007} 12,892 Between 7ith yas fl yi , meres eae sa ect and 111th sts. a ben! » a Lith, 35,0001 7,618! 27, GUTTER AND ‘FLAGGING. 30,009 16,901 13,008 23,000] 13,082] 9,917 3 (36,000) 1,859! 33,149 Lerween’ ‘6ti and itudeon ‘River 63,000] 94,788) 28,211 67th at., between Sd and a 7,900 -| 7,800 53,000| $8,288] 19,741 18,000) 10,202 1m 26,000] 5,453] 20,547 4,000] 35,937] 18,06 57,000} 23,245) 88,754 320,000] 88,897| 34,602 75,000] 87,224] 87,775 12,000] 3,670] 8,829 42,0001 18; bats vats 38,000 aa pe ist’ ih nen ‘2d ay. East 18,000] 2,688] 15,312 82d st, Dervrsens ‘Sti ay, Boulevard. . 85,000} 8.079} = 76,920 Mth st, between joulevard ‘and river drive... 33,0001 6,390| 27,610 86th st. between river drive. 68,000] 43,800] 24,499 96th st, between Sth av. and 2d a 86,000] 22,839] 68,610 99th st.. between ath av. and, | 38000} 6,23) 26,876 ay. . 18,009 =| 104th, st. betwee Sth av. me, ‘and Harlem River... 56,000 —| 56,000 Watts Marlen Miver 38,000} 918] 16,081 roith, 106th. and JOeth ats.) be i between 8th av. and Bou 85,000] 50,811] 34,188 Hi River : 8,520) ! non ste, ae 4th av, gas routed and BtH AV... | 48,000) 885] 26,114 20th at, between Say av. 20,000] 17,266] 2,738 Ni from 6th to 8th av.) 8500 5.064) 3,485 from 6th to an ay. 8,800 oa 8/500 iia st. from 10th Hudson River...... 21,000 —| 21,000 135th st, from #th av. to} Harlem River. 120,000! 87,695) 32,306 dssth at, trom Boulevard to Hudson River... 23,000| 3,205] 19,408 une a 69,000) 43.456 oule 2 0, . sem] “8 Bee £80,000} 47,590 75,000 8,44 . 1 NeJoun to taath ‘eon re to 124t! Papls, x oh ount eet ‘sguares..” wane hp unt Morris sauar. 8th ony. from 59th to} baad 77th #t..... 75,000) 80,787 173,000 96,828 276,000] 181,888 oe 100,000| 21,224 vconrmacts 45,000 Py LSth st, from7th to #th avs, as 120th st., from 7th to sth avs. - dist at., trom 7th to bth avs. ry ESTIMATED MONTHLY EXPENDITURES re ON Ac _COUNT OF THR FOLLOWING PUBLIC wonxs, ‘The Boulevard and kindred works, in ing 72 feet of Tilford pavement. Alterations of Aqueduct, 99d to Lith Croton water mains. .... Renewal of water pipes, ac. Care and maintenance of repairs. Repairing stone pavements. Improving water front (Department ot vent of public parks... enue improvement. .. elud- ts. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New / Vork—hts Day: OCEAN STEAME: RS, HIGH WATER Gov, Island.....eve 10 08 Sandy Hook....eve 9 18 Heli Gate......,eve 11 48 DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORE FOR THE ver pool fiavre MONTHS OF JULY AND avover, oe, Office. ———— ig Broadway OH Hy roadway «| Bre ‘/69 Br eae Vin Columbia. Europa Grat Bismarck. Cimpna .. Celti Greece Georgi PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 25, 1878. CLEARED. Steamship City of Chester (Br) (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool vis Queenstown—J G D A Ruseralie (Br), Hedderwick, Glasgow—Hen- seam ‘Ville de Paris @r), Grace, Havre—George ‘acl eens Py en Pall enamine n Stari “atte Bayi ‘Malcolnson (Br), Humphrey, Liverpool— reel ship Rooque, Daggett, Bordeaux—Thomas Dunham's Ng ne Willey, Cronstadt—W Ropes Bra bp D Ladoga. (Aus), Valcich, Qdenea—slboovi & Co. B jark Maury ( or), Christiansen, Miicucesien eles ns & paar ard r (Nor), Stanisen, Cork or Falmouth—Funch, & Co. "iat ‘k Amelia, Burgess, Marseilles—J Atkins & Co. ar x Aft, (aon). Graumann, Konigsburg—Funch, Baye. rt Hark Czarina (Br), Nickels, Riga—R FP Buck £ Co, Bark Lete (Aus), Casulich, Beyrout—Sloco’ & Co. ge Alice M Putman, Rogers, Marseitle: mes Hen- harig A T Remick, Rose, Malaga—Miller, & Hought Ee Varnom Hill, Green, Aux Cayes—Bre' Schr L's Davis, sterling, Matanzss—James 8 Ward hr Newport, Miller, St Johns, NF—C W Rerteaux. Schr Egovout Niehuik, Little Glace Bay—Evans, Ball & eno eaneree B Samson, Blackman, Sydney, CB—J W Schr “Abbott Devereaux, Keller, Cow Bay, CB—-H W Loud & ett ‘Adela (Br), Lockhart, Wolfville—D B DeWolf & ps Pits Hart. Brooks, Fernandina—Bentley, Gilder- eeve Echr Kolon, MeKoren, Jacksonville—F Talbot & Co. ene Flora Condon, Condon, Jacksonville—S © Loud & Sehr Minnie, Biller Savannab—Evans, Ball & Co. "Go, & ae cine. bate elteas erat Dayton & Oo. Seer Sear: Chase: Mglieninson, Portiand—Bryant & Bteve Sate a C Stimers, Warren. Philadelphia, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITBSTONE TELBGRAFH LINE. Steamship Hakop Adelsten (Nor), Muller, Bergen July 9, with mdse and 140 passengers to ‘Funch, dye & Co. Steamsnip Kixing Star, Hildretn, Aspinwall July 16, bik mdse and passengers to the Pacific Mail Steamsbip Steamsnip City of Havana, Deaken, Ravana Joly, ae yyith mdse and pawengers to F Alexahdre & Sons, HS lat MN, lon 75,W. spoke sohe iva, from Neosaa tor New York 24th, 9 AM lat 7 28, lou 7208, showing winte signal with lewer Win black clrete Steamship Metropolis, nee 800, hip care NO 60 hours, with naval stores tard Steamship Fanita, Doane, reniladelphia, wi ‘wit tndee to me meters Steamship ( Cy City of Montreal, Sand, tt, Santa Cruz, Canary rp 33° days, in ballast, to Thomas Duha Nephew * park Meden in ballast, to A Bark R Murray, hemp to Moller rp ata. fF, Purington, Progreso 20, days, with y ‘rhebaud : vease) Fay. Burk Levening Star (of Turks Ialand), Chick, Guatitana, mo 17 days, with suxar and 12 passengers Co; vessel to Waydeil & Vo. Bark Ut D Stover, Pleroe, Havana, 9 days, with and molasses to James # Ward & Co. July 200, off Hat. feras passed brig Five Brotuers, hence for Cardenas. Bark Carlton. Coggins, Matanzas 10 days, with sugar to hes &Co, Carlton (of Boston), Coggins, Matanzas, 9 da; ‘ani molasses io orders rvbssel to Brett, aC Bark Filomena &),_ ioe Cardenas, 9 avi With inglasses to Gomez & Mong Brig Marie, (of St Martins), Hansen Nevis, 15 da via He Mardn’s 16daya, with fngar and molasie Vatable & ton, July 16 Int 28 on 67 80,W, spoke bark MB Stet Boston tor LS Ro |, lat lon 72 50, orig "Gnristine (Bn, hence for Cienfuegos. Osean Foath (of Piyineu Whiting, Io Janeiro 40 Gaye with coltee, 19 order; vessel to Eagle, Blakslee & eiiig Nellie Gay, loves, Rio Grande 45 days, with wool and hides, to cirich & Co; vessel to H Trowbridge’s Sarr ay (an), Jayne, eu 25 days, with sie ey er - coffee to Brig Victari ame sa (SP. Landry, duanica, PR, 17 to Galway & Caeado; ves- days, with sugar and in Net rd St Thomas with Patcurich, Buenos Ayres 48 days, esti sel to Hatton, Watson Schr Dos Hermanoe divydivy to Santiago ichelen: ove Barreras (Sp), Banton, Cardenas 8 days, in ballast to Marti Schr 8 C Noyes fof { Newburyport Lee, Baracoa 9 days, with fruit, tod & all; vessel to HI Wenberg. Behr M Hewail (ot. beer Isl Low. Lite Gines Bay. Is days, with coal to Bird, Perkins & Job; vessel oui Sehr W H Kenny, Beers, Fernandina, 6 days, with tim- ber to Eppinger & itussell; vesso! to Van Bruni Bros. Sch yard, Camp, Richinond, Sent Della Press}, Presyy, Richmond Schr H M Somers, Townsend, Virginia. Behr J & © Merritt, Bowey, Virginia. Schr J H Rapp, Cale, Virginia. Schr R F stcekton, So er, Virginia. Schr Excel, Ludiam, Virginia. Schr D B Steelman, Seull, Virginia, Schr E & Bennett, Kirk, Virginia. Schr Condova, Edmunds, Virginia. Schr W © Nelson, Rove, Virginia. Schr Sallie Ann, Willett, Virginia, yon, Lyon, Baltimore, Behr Surat shawbert Hughes Philadelphia for Boston. Schr Yankee Boy, Nelson, Philadelphia tor Fall River. Passed Through Hell Gato, BOUND souTH. Schr K C Rankin, Hall, Port Caledovia, CB, for New York, 18 days, with coal to Bird, Perkins & Job; vessel to HP Brown & Co. Sehr Vesper (Br), Morrison, Cow Bay, OB, for New York, 15 days, with coal to C B'Swain & Son; vessel tod DeWolt & Co. Schr Peter Roberts (Br), Hunter, Windsor, NS, for New York, 10days, with plaster to OV'& VC King; vessel to ©W Berteaux. Schr TT Libbert (Br), Miller, Apple River, NS, for New York, with piling to order. Schr Mocking Bird (Br), Nelson, 8t John, NB, for New eri a ae By, eet Jumber to Jewett & Pitcher; vessel Nevius & Son, getir Carrie (Hy); Bunnell, StJonn, NB, for New York, 10 days, with lath to Jed Frye & Schr Mary. Richardson, St. Geotie, NB, for New York, 10 days, with spiles to Snow & Richardson. Schr’ Warren Gates, Smith, Rockport for New York, with stone to Crane & White Schr E H Williams, Kussell, Portland, Ct, for Philadel- phia, with stone to order. sehr B with ae r to order, Sear PM Wheaton, Phinney, Providence for New ae crossman, Pembroke for New York, ork. ‘Schir Harriet Ryan, Hubbard, Newport for New York. Behr Greene Couity Tanner, Hyde, Providence for Rond Schr Union Flag. Frisbee, Boston for New York. Behr Citizen, Hopkins, Bristol tor New York. Schr Mary Brockway, Lord, Greenport tor New York. Schr Judge Runyon, amilton, New Kaven for New ‘ork. ag William P Ritchie, Freehy, Providence tor New Wehr ih ge Manchester, Stonington for New York. Schr John Urockford, Hatch. Newport for New York. Schr Willie Harris, Pency, Providence tor New York. Schr Granite State, Burgess, Rockport tor New York, with stone to Buraett & Co. Schr eres grockway, Portland for New York, ‘with stone to ma: Sehr 1 etd Wind, Ftsby, Portsmouth tor New York. Schr Isaac H Borden, Podge, Fall River for New York. Pty Frice, Young, Portland, Ct, tor New York, with Ne to 01 Schr Kate Thomas, Arnold, Norwich for New York. Schr Swallow, Smith, Pawtucket for New York. Sehr greens 1, Hawkins, Providence for New York. Schr Mail, Mead, Greenwich for New Yor«, with stone ‘wo order. Schr Mariner, Ricn, Greenwich for New York, with stone to order. Steamer Doris, Young, Providence tor New York, with mdse and ps Steamer lectra, Mott, Providence tor New Yors, with mdse and passengers BOUND BAST. Segametiio, Tillte, Bailey, New York for New London. H HA McGilvery, Stubbs, Port Johnson for Boston. Belt Uncle Tom, lizabethport for Boston, Schr Henry Merritt, Elizabethport for Roston. Sehr C C Sadler, Sailer, New York for Middletown, Sehr John Wentworth, Keen, New York for Boston. Sehr L A Johnson, Walton, Hoboken tor Boston. Schr Newport (Br), Miller, New York for 8t Johns, NP. Sehr John Randolph, Robbins, New York for Neponset. Schr Margaret Kennedy, Ford, New York for Derby. Schr Ameri, Pratt, New York for Noank. Schr Niger. ‘Thomason, New York for Boston. Schr Josephine, Li yoy Amboy lor Bridgeport. Schr Lark, Miller, New York for Boston. Sehr Pacific, Ginn, New York for Newburyport. Schr Hyne, Oliver. New York for Boston. Schr Caspian, Fletcher, New York tor Boston. Schr Veranda, Pond, New York for Providence. Schr James K Poik, Smith, New York tor Westeriy. pene Charles Heath, Warren, Hoboken tor Newbury- Pelthr Henry Clay, Mack, New York for New Bedtord. Schr K AT Smith, Bostwick, Philadelphia for Edgar- tome J Harris, Huntley, Port Johnson for Bast Green- n. Wiebe Golden Eagle, Howes, Philadelphia for New Bed- fora. Schr LO Wells, Wells, Georgetown, DO, for Bridge- ort Pelchr LM Strout, Dean, New York for Bos! gene Adelaide, Smith, New York for Say ‘bor. tebrCH Morford, Spray New York tor Providence. Behr Ella Franc Buluer, New York tor Boston: Sehr Richd ‘oboken for Providence. Bchr hed Jacket, Averill, New York for Kennebec. Sehr Julia Newell, Sheptiard, New York for Beltast, echt EE Stimpson, Randa, Blizabethport for Port and. sadhe Hannah D, Atkins, New York for Hyannis. Schr J F Ohandier (Br), Pettis, New York for Paresboro, 8. scanh Ortando Smith, Ferris, Elizabetnport tor Portehes- Kehr Ag Williams, Morrell, New York tor Stamford. Sehr Charlie Miller, Jones, New York for Bast Wey- mouth. steainer Electra, Mott, Now York tor Providenes, Bleamer bi Cid, by ow You lox Aerwgh. Wind at sunset, 8 by W, frean, Marine ata Bryan ashoroaal ig daring 6 thie 4 nd. a was got off yell dine Jan 8 lah a Tofevo from ie rma 0 ; oh as ry arias, ‘fot chile ot ahs et Swere mes a5 ce eA foremast a Bomton, remained a Barcelona uly Tealy tree Bang 8 rom weather in ci Sanne cf seetmat mber, Ships ee capi mat rood, and one piece make al umber of large Roeber; Po ast- ern part of soars r writen ns Scuz Jonn Post, Allmand, befc Ported sunk ni! ‘Mth inst Dy col ito we ith, steamer Highland Lig rad the Chi nveake, Ww ued at ‘and was not in- sured. ie belo it carec. 00 he Haale sh ie ee Sse a 1 lon coe the See aber ceived conside: a er Bow, ad have to be repaired before Fesumning her trij Scan rae. H Kauzzy, Gray, which went poe at As- inwall and was condemned. has been success'ully nd all leaks stopped. and is about to sail for Pla, for repels, and thence for New York , Shackford, trom Fajardo, PR, ‘or Balti- ported ashore ‘8 Swan Point. was assisted y tug Delancey, ai eer Tous, in passing down through the draw at New Bedford July 23, struck against the central pier, staving two of the planks and breaking some of the en on the ways. Soun MA Daoay, from Philadelphia for, Boston, ran wnt pte doma whe bay, Sat chme'ot sae Svening and ot : i Pivot Boas Parui wport, wasrun into and badly damaged off that po pont au unknown echr ight of July 22 She lost mainmast, siern, and had apron split. Miscellancous. jLoor Eitan Mazza, of Falmouth, has been sold to Chas B Davinvof Wood's Hole, and-will be commandea in te Lan sone business by Capt 0 F Robinson. h recetved in Belfast on the sist Cores et at Mat previo us Ee ‘Colton, brig WC Sibley, Capt Colon formerly Belfast, but bas of late made his home in Chet. Notice to Mariners. Capt Rabat) of steamship Rising heed which oe it t 25th Aspinwall, reports :— ‘ to wreck. they should be compelled to move it been reported betor Spoken. 6 cadia (Br), trom New York for St Johns, NF, July Tat td 4, (on 100 by pllotboat Wit ai Torrent (of Portland), from Havat guts gaat {on 10 Gy" pliot boat Witt Adpiowall, Bila Maria (of Porttand), trom Sagua for Portland, ek off Lone oy allot Doat W H Aspinwail, ig’ Front for Damarisco! Jul, lat ania igatiaee a Te Poreign Ports. ASPINWALL, galy 9Sailed, brig Deiopea (Br), Seebury, Win npart oth,” schr Charles H Kelly, Gray (aaving re 0) , 5 ), for New York via Jacksonvil ne ne July 18—Arrived, ew eo, Scott, New York: Oliver Emery (Br) D. Doty. Bi St John, NI Barcetona, July 1—In pecans. aur Panwa (Ger), Sie- for ani TORY nd” Chad, McClintock, yore next day. mbroke (Br), aly 3 thlea, brig John Sherwood, Nickerson, Bs ruRGos, July 14—Arrived, schr Hancock. Small, Saitea 16th, brig. Ortplen, Rt Re Philadc!phia. j—Sailed, brigs M! 4 linnie Mi! 7 Tay 1o“Sieared, bark Johan Hotzer- encias Pl faadelpmaa; brig Leo (Ger), Kroger, so Arrined, steamship Scandinavian ip Wittarn Se Joba ‘Gtawranano, July Sen Rort, bark Palo Alto, Tenny, 14g to sail in 3 days: brige Shannon, Sawyer, af Eercos, Hinkley, Idg; Mattie B Russell, York, trom'New fl serives f rived ri hi ad. steamship, Agnes sail to return) ; neh lelen J ee ter taples, sierra Morena ane sailed pa for Balti- a ith, steamship Ts han Pendleton, New leans. Arrived 25th, bare Seer Sundberg, New York. Sailed 17th, brigs Monjuich (5p), Riera, New York ; 18th, Elizabeth (hr), Blaydon, Boston. In port 10th, barks Addie M Bird, Merritl, and Mary E Libby, Libby,'unc; brigs Henry Trowbridge, Hiseale, fe Raltiore, tag; Teaser (Br), MncGreor, tof Kahrs; Nigreta, Stubbs, and 4, F Munson, sohrs GL. Groby. for Philadelphia, 10g 4 Vative, Benson, for New York, do; Linda, Newton, tor New Orleans, do, Bi gr asd , July %—Arrived, steamship Nestorian (Br), ‘atts, Also arrived 24th, ship Wyoming, Baker, New Orleans. Balled a, ilo Lanne (ir), Horton, Sydney, UB; bark Kate Sancton (Br), H Matanzas, July TeAtrived ‘Dark’ TH Armstrong, Bra- Y. Colson. Havana; schr dy, Havana; brig HC Sibi Samuel Me Manem; ig Ah i phia. Arrived bark ‘Acac! ‘Anderson, Philadelphia. Bailed 17th, brig Laura Merriam, Falmouth ; Christa C Colson, Payson, north of Hatteras, Monrreat, July 22—Cleared, steamship Royal Minstrel bars ete ey Ce 22d, ‘steamship Prussian (Br), Dutton, Liver- red 23d, steamship Hibernian (Br), Arche: pant via Haitiox. ey, Weblow tower? Capiz, counrondos, Ti r, Leland, Bf a wee 10, do; Liver- Nassau, NP. June 30-Arrived, schrs Ebenezer, Lowe, Philadelphia ; July 6 Gertrude, Kelly, New York. cana, Ju uly I4--Arrived, steainsht} ip Honduras, Dow, ntral n ports, Sailed ath, acnanip, Alaska, Dow, San Francisco. a rides. tes av a ay » July 14—Sailed, sctir Lucy Holmes, El- ir nS eet Toth. brig Indora, Griswold, from Clede River, Font Carznoxts, OB, July 16—In port bark Ephraim Williams, Keen, from ‘Boston: schra MD Marston, and Wm Wilson—all for United States, with c Quenec, July 22—Arrived, ‘steamship: “Palestine @n, Owen, Liverpooi. jeared 22d, bark Savanna, Knowlton, Newcastle, E. Sitanensan ‘Port, July ii-salled, bark Mary & Mar- shall (Br), Tucker, Sydney, 0 Sacua, Snly 14—, Arrived, Sehr Mechante, Gould, Port- nnd ; asin, brig Sagua, Munday, Philadelphia. Sailed 16th, the Pidgite (Br). Young, New Yor! Sypxey, CB, Ju pat in, ship Chins ‘Br Pottin- se trom Letth or sce’ Disasters) leared ark Frazier, Nicho iran NB, July 22—Arrived, echirs Sea e re, Providence; 2, Trellis, Slaw, de: Prussiah Gene- BP kogers 03 Jessie, F Treo arrived i, solr Mack Bird, Maley. New London. Cleared 234. shin Magnolia Warien, Liverpool; schr Mary Farrow, Small Balled 234, ship, has tt Oulton, Hammond, Liver- 001: hark ‘san Pietro (Br), Maniorell Penarth Roads for orders. Tuitoab (Cuba), July 16—Sailed, bark Armstrong (Br), Palver, New York. In port lth, bark Brothers, Chase, for New York, lg: brigs St Elmo (Br), for Boston, to’ sail in2 da aye Al brose Light, Higging for New York, ldg; Annie M night, Kienean for Boston, ‘dos Alte Tarleton, Jewett {rom do, disg; ‘Remeat, Thoinpsoh, and Carrie Purinton, Whit tetnore,‘ched for Jamaica; B Inginac, Austin, seeking ast three in quarantine). American Ports. pALEXANDRIA, July %4—Arrived, scht Belle Crowell, ortian bailed—Schrs Tena, Hunter, and Siak, Boston; Helen Hasbrouck, and AH Hurlbut, Hoboken. BOSTON: July Br_Arrived, sohrs ‘Thomas N Stone, Pur- vere; Pioneer, Bearse ; Thompson ; Charlotte Fish, Williams, and Four Sisters, "'piekmore, Alexandria: Rishig sun, Jones, and Haute N dove, Merchant, Balt more; Ida L. Bearse; Electa Bailey, ro Conary, and E & L Cord Faery, Miller, enter Moody, Hand, and Mai deiphia (ahd both proceeded to Bra gon, and Nellie Doe, Richardson, bel, Sturges, Hoboken; Nathan Clifford, lin a ‘ey, Rondout. Below, a "cork “mud ten. Pune Gleared—Bark Nonpareil, Flinn, New York, to lond for ne eA Walter BS cl a ed st, Brown, A ay Price, De Kelley, a oKelley Philadelphia; Mai u sire ao! rdery, do.’ " ne Also cleared, Darks’ stadsraad, Brock (Nor), Jonasson, Antwerp; Pohiono, Smith, Cow Bay, CB; Model (Br), fax; schrs W'S 8 Doughten Jol ngon, ich- Crie, Georgetown, Hates Walse, ham, Corde mond; Warren ‘Sawyer, Mi Rink delphia; Cab; Phuadeiphie, Sailed Bark Fanny: brigs Dundeg and Aral 2th—Arrived, steainships Saxon. Lag barks McG Black. stone, Baltimore livery, Nichols, Hyeres brigs Moses Ri | Baginer, Miragone; Geo 8 Berry, Dari Tink ientuegos; yehooners 8B Fiankiin, Jacksonvilley HP Blaisdell, ‘ascagoula. Also, arrived 25th, schr Frank Lucas, Hulse, Sayannan. BALTIMORE, July 4—Arrived, steamer Ws Foster, Providence May Norfolk; schrs N Wixon, do; Rosanna Rose, Gilk ¥ Crowell, Boston Vales, shack ford got, Mefryman, Fortiand: A. W Fisk, Mass, Frank G Dow, Newburyport; Kelso, New York. Come up, brig Albert, fore reported at quarantine from. Ca Geor- gotta Lawrence, Randall, before reported, at quarantine irom Caibariea. At Quarantine, pat Conti nerea Bunk- and brig Nellie Ware, Ashbury, from Matan7. leared—Steamer Geo’ Appolt roland, Hoston via Nortolk; schrs M iA Folsom, A Heaton, ors, New Ha wins “bo, |—Bark “Gilieppt Prot ae enstown ; brig Abby fen, Boston; sehr Hob, Harbor Ee ay Point, Grats, BANGOR: July 23— Arrived, sehts and Ann Eliza, Clark, New Yor! ared—Bark Lizzie Merry, Lawrence, Cardenas; schr Kate Walker, Rich, New Yor BATH, Juty 2—Arrived, schrs Mail, Merrill, ca et for Gardiner; Gen Howard, Erskine, do do; ice, Tice, do for Hallowell. jod—! ER Bmerson, Washington; Amos Ed- wards, Philadelphia. 2ith~-Saiied, schr ‘Charlotte Jameson, Jameson, Port (ty PORT, Me, Jaly 21—Arrived, aa Gem, Thomas, New York LANDINGS Sly Bearriv echr D 8 Mer. BAKER'S LA’ anon, Leeds, Philadel paid CHART RSF, Sr ewiceived” whe “a P Emerson, 1yobagny ile EAST GREENWICH, July 26—Arrived, schr Wm Baré Jett, Bartlett, Philadelphia. iled— loop Home, Jewell, New sao nese Bo SROs. Tuly as pepetas gor attingn eee ete Gun yaaliia; Aine Barton, peed ut—Brigs Mulara, for | a ‘out—Brigs Mul rv gee Psperan sa, Baltimore. brig Uelenc, Baltimore, RIVER ‘July 22—Arrived, schr 8 B Smith, Bow mal eta pete Se Se RS. sehr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New, Theo Best 3 ean, Ba yoite, Georgetown. DO; po righ F Carver, N “iia tn oui sew rabbit yes, 2h Arrived. schrs Dinlel Brown, Emerson, George bey Ba ‘July i: elas Convert. ea I Shephe: vt Tews B ae gE cnr As ioe A ohrs Johnson’ Captain John Me South rok ‘ mani =e aetae iz Are Nellie G: J New Hi Kn fe ae w wre key fehrs Aun 7 ae Now eda ea cane se} terion Fs Parka mise aa La donee ham Br ute Pe . Chase, Phi out is ont ae fy ee Asche Lopy, Mills, Now York, ie ene car eine ford; oy I Yourhis' Gone: pag nox, stead mina Pro H New York; Whine Oakes. persr, Sia viene for Ne ‘ork; Mercury, oD & font ton Hig att HL, ‘eee to : te eae eer Agr ine i nghen po in; Cornel ‘ort. eau yen tora brig Thomas Tarull, Ponce. echrs Mary CO, Cook, 4 avis, ew Bi lek; Gyana Heading sit Ko Elz nrugeeices ee aylor, Ht, nd Gleared—Sehrs S"Collins, Tribble, and Katie 3 i Hattie. New York, (Oregon, July 17—Arrived, bark Edward: oner, San Francisco. Obpiseeusen, Bouthatspion; br Ores (aD. nsen, Bout fon. roi BPW FETLADULEMIA duly ‘arrived. ba cy ‘lummer, sme Merri yan aman, ie Dir Merril Bas eared: ‘tram (Nor), Rod, Prine\pe ae Nal aia at Beliast, 1; a, Kelly, ul Greenwich; et ee Provide rived, steamship M: Croc! rovide! pk Ve Sg a fect Cleared. mships Arto ter dors; Achilles, Oo barn. ‘Boston j hatioma ro, Pleree, barks’ Abby Doudy, amb Bicker, Olly Polute beige ‘oak Pont B wi i ieporter, Ryder, Boston: ve hrs, ‘Reinhart Niel von, Charl harlestown "Nellie, 8 a I, gree: Se oj opnte wi Boston; do; Sian, ane Néwon, Bristol; 1; Pencedale, oa ll, Narragansot river; Irene B Messervey, Messer- nwas, Del, Jul; 25—A M—Ship Brith wep. Tor Piiiadsiphia, passed turaiaet oe peri Ant Brag betas ahiinmer rower, ng. ved lust night, Dark from. St Thomas lor orders, anc » {rom Pry ay al a for ae Steamship Ohio passed up at Went yesterday, sbi Wilhelmina, bark Dr Fal brags Bthel ate Mol to, Minne Abbie and Hattie B Whee! far ee Franconia, Brac, Now York’ Y sohra tH bucber Cov, jaracalbo. Henioy. Phi Ds ‘orrey, Boulo. Routh Amboy; Saxon, Hateb Laughton, Laughton; George Emily, Hutchtaeon, and nines mar ge Ca ‘Ann Gir), Moore, Halifax, 85, atte na (BD, a pi “NASR Ea and ae wv Yor! bor, schrs Emma W ny ‘olarke Newmarket: al Dennison. and SBE tt a oe Ralph M Ha: wr Baines oa shonias W Havel Pal 40% tks, shaw, for kets Hot trenton; ‘Hannan tole ne ae Elleabetiport; Win F Burden, Adams, do ‘Arn 0; Lizzie. Taylor, out! 4 J Pitty ae A Lovell, Warren ‘do nite Kiltds ‘Hnyon, Camovell dor Locke, Bunce, Hoboken; Anp ‘aroline & Cornelia, Crowley, do. ra M'F Webb and Reading Rallroad No. Sallcdesehes Oliver ‘Aisen: ‘Bushee, Alexander Young, Crane, Arete ‘Fashion ‘lizabet! e ibs fal do! ou arn ada, Te srregh erage ‘8 Landing Pus » Hart ire 0, ‘butler 3 ig liza Hiataiiton: Cole; Ward; J H Youmans dine, Emmons, and head of Long Island Sound, 234 PM, ba John eskhame Flyaway, David G Floyd, Fountain, iE seit Avail, Niantic, Luura 8 Hatch, H P King and A PAWTUCKET, ony; 23—Arrived, schr Chancellor, Fer- saxon, Port Johto Arrived. sctirs Anthony Pre, Up orga laachd Johnsons F BCahuh Uatock, South Ae RICHMOND, duly +cartived, steamsiip Richmond, Lawrence, New York. ROCKLAND, July 19—Arrived. schrs Leonti ford. and anal 1 Titus, New York; 2ist, Defiance, ‘Trade Wind, Gray, and Mansfeld, Achor! fovJameson, doc iat Ucutile, Hardee: dey Sailed 17 schire y Crate, Kennedy, New York; 18th, EG Knight, Pen nd Billow. Wallace, oth, Ameri- gan Chief, Snow, ene Tilia Hix: and Gonuicree, Torrey. do; 2st,’ America, Ingraliam, Richmond, W it Thorn: ike, New ark: © Jone itd ects Brewer, Saun- ers New York; 224, Id itudson, Greele OT8O0, Juty 17—Arrived, park Martha Ride- out, Ford, Port Blakely ‘Cleared—Barks hooting § Star, Austin, Nanaimo; Wol- Nin r iz Laura (CR), Dodero, Auto- Burns ah on if oe S raverbedls Ame- thyst, Chrishnusen, Bellinghain Ba: Sore ‘ANNAH, July 25—Arrived, steamship Seminole, Aso arrived aah steamship Teo, Dearborn, New York. Ol ae et Burgess, Paes, Providence. Belted 2is Fabens, Brag ‘ortland. SOMERS! ae hg Arrived, schr Carrie S Hart, Da- vig, Georgetown, DC. 2d—arrt ra MM Merriman, Babbitt and I poe d, Philadelphia, Sailed—Se jraine, Somers, Philadelphia; John yen Magee, 4 barge Advance, Field, New York. ached G Fell Nickerson New Yor i a Prive: schrs leecker, Helen P, Jones, Pawtucket, to load ) HAVEN July 23—Arrived, schrs Arabella, for OF Pinte dein VINEYAR, Smith, Rondout tor ; Susan Sefanton, Farrell Poughkeepsie for Camden; Rowena, Guptill, and West Falmouth, Hodges, New York for Bangor; Koret, Green- leaf, Port Johnson for velinat Minnehaha, ‘Saunders, end Martha Harriet Fuller, era Mari Witiaea, Portland bg do; New ae Haskel, Sale: for do; T W Bentley, Baker, bed koe for do; Fist Reynolds; % 8 % Bteelman, Price; yton, Campbell ; looper, Williams, and fi N Miller, Bi m tor Phila- delphia; de Doane, Nickerson, Hat wich for,do: John D Paige, Gardiner tor do; ravelles Aaamb Beverly for doy Cyrus Fosssth, Perce, Hoataa, for Alexandria; America,” Ingraham, Rockland for Rich- ond, Va; Sappho, Sprazz, St John, NB, for New York; p Ida by val Norton, Poughkeepsie for Bostcn. failed jappho.” Minnehaha, Mary Helena, Carrie and Ani x, Decatur Oake: Sth Artivedst brig George 8 Berry. Darien ion (and sailed); schrs Rowen, Hoboken for Boston; Sammie § Mckown, New York for Booth Bay: Lynaon,, Ale dria for Eastport; Mary Tico. Phitadeipi at this port Meaniuel W Sharps. NA, farrell aad Pre Porter, Boston, tor Baltimore: Louisa 4. Weymouth tor do; Jane Newton, Boston C;' Artee Gorwood," do, nfor or itndelphia Batic Sampo Garden Rommel, Ralem, for do Groton. ‘Calais tor New York: Walter H Th Thorndike, Rockland for do; Phaanlx, Portland. fordo; Bonny Ive: ‘Susworth for do; righ Prin le Percy, Hillsboro, N 7: or, Newark: tot Ni tuck, ‘Thomastown for do: Bosto! go; Maria ra Salem for ‘dot " iniltg e elie, Be Bohne yr do; Mi angor for do; vier Shaiwe’ heret: Addie Fulter, Boston tor pita & ee pare: St John, NB, for do: Delmont, Windeon: for Philadelphia : Martlia Weeks, Sullivan, for Ron- steam tug Tiger, Portland for New York (and J Leighton, schre Biizabeth De Hart, Cas- r, West Faimouth, F ‘ard, American, M Ada Doan, TW Sammie 'S, MeKown, e sailed) onailed—Bi tilian, Hut ton, Mar; Koret, Raven, Astra (Br), Phenix, Rommel. pa schr Percy, L Smith, Cv for ‘Watled--Schr Virginia and all before reported, bound WILMINGTON, NC, July 23—Clearea, schr Ann & Martiniq ST REVAM, July 2 Arrived, sche Sarah Bruen, Aus- ti Ay eee (to sail 2ith for Yor! 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