The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1873, Page 10

10 NEW ‘YORK HERALD, SUNDAY JULY Y7, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. : accomplish anythimg toward solutich of the ‘THE SARATOGA RACES. Lge soe cai bli CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE. ixth, Artist seventh, = hiea Race. about three miles; welter tothe winner, $200 to the second ane third horse. Rie 4 Co.'s gt. g. Lanty Lawler, by Free, dam by Zenith, 6 years old,” 161 x ‘pdnaat, eyneis br. Duily, by Hunter's Lex- BX ‘daw Olio, aged, 151 lbs, (Murphy).... J. H, Harbeck, Jr.'s, br. g. Buck, by Simon Ken- ‘ton, on by Sovereivn, 4 years old; 154 ibs. 4 go" Donaniaeis ch. g. Get West, ¥, id, dam Kate Hays da he years old, 145 ibs.. dr, Kerwin & mag hb h, Viley, by Uncle Vic, dam Silver Star (McCormick) . 0 Time—6 :393¢. THE BEITING. 95 50 ‘iow! Duty ing th tor owing the way over @ stone wal pa RR EE Desitated 1 for some time, when tac Lawler went over peat and followed about RACE, fell thet horses started away beat "wenty lengths behind Du: Mot be induced to jump until I nearly half a mile away. Viley and Buck, how- sever, Gnally made this jump and a tew others, but. ‘were taken off the field before the race was’ ter- migated. Dutly led from five to twenty lengths ‘the greater part of the way, Sores the impedi- ‘Ments in the course with the greatest ease. Lanty also proved himself @ sure jumper, and went over walls and water as if he liked the amusements. race became quite exciting at the finish, as Duffy led into the | homestretch a dozen lenths; but then Lanty’s rider put the yk and spur to the horse, and at the last hurdle, which was sta- tioned near the furlong pole, he was only four Jengths bebind. Getting into level work, such a Beene ensued as was. never witnessed. The rider of Lanty whipped, spurred, rolled himself about, Bhook the horse’s head and forced him along at such arate that he succeded in overtaking Dutty -and winning the race by a head, amidst the wildest ae that was ever heard on the Saratoga THE LATEST JERSEY HORROR, The Coroner’s Jury Recalled to Render Another Verdict. The others could and Lanty were The Arrest of Four Negroes and One White Man on the Charge of Causing the Death of Delia Corcoran. THE BODY AGAIN VIEWED. ‘Testimony Before the Coro- ner’s Inquest. “The horrible case of murder, probably attended ‘with the most diabolical outrage, which occurred on Sunday night last on the Hudson River, op- posite Yonkers, was the subject of universal com- ‘ment yesterday. The Heravp of yesterday, which Contained an exclusive account of the finding of the body and the arrest of the supposed culprits, ‘was eagerly sought alter by the inhabitants of Bergen county, New Jersey, and before noon all realized that a frightful crime had been cemmitted in their midst. The theories and facts in the case may be briefly told. A young Irish woman, by mame Delia Corcoran, was employed as cook and waitress in Exceisior Park, on the Hudson, oppo- mite Yonkers. She was ADDICTED TO DRINK, and at such times would absent herself from the park. On last Sunday night the girl Delia obtained permission and started to go down along the river Dank to visit a colored woman, since which time she has never been seen alive by any credible wit- messes. Many etlorts were made by her friends on Monday and Tuesday to ascertain the whereabouts of the missing‘woman, but the general conclusion ‘Was that she was again off ona drunken spree. A man named Westervelt found one of his boats par- tially filled with water drifting down the river earlyon Monday, A woman’s wateriall was also 4ound, but these two circumstances were notin any way connected with the disappearance of the Missing barmaid. On Wednesday, however, the ‘ody of a woman was found FLOATING IN THE RIVER, , two miles below Excelsior Park, at a place called Hyler’s landing. Coroner Westervelt, of Cresskill, ‘was notified and the verdict of ‘found drowned” “was rendered. The corpse was buried, and it was mot until a lover of the girl, named Patrick Carlen, interested himself in the case and had the corpse of the unknown woman dug up that the identifi- ation of the body took place. Many evidences were offered that the girl had been foully deait with: The tongue protruded and the neck was 2mauch swollen. THE DETECTIVE ON THE TRAIL. The arrest of three colored men, a colored ‘woman and a white man named McLain followed, as detailed in the HenaLp of yesterday. The first arrested was one George Byas, empioyé at Excelsior Park. He and his wife Ann were locked up in the Englewood jail to await the | imquest. An officer was placed in tne hearing of ‘the two, ana when the prisoners believed tiem- otha alone the following conversation took y, Ann, remember that you stick to the same story as I have told.” “Yes, George.” ‘Where did we leave Delia, Ann?" ‘I don’t knOw; why do you asx me, George?” “Yea, you do; | teli you we left her on the bank in front of our house. ‘Do you know now where we deft her?” “You bet I do.” Alter this silence reigned in the two cells, which adjoin each other. ‘Tae father of the young white fellow McLain de- livered huin up yesterday inorning. it is generally believed that it is ony desired to secure McLain and a companion as witie HOW THE PRISONERS LOOK. A reporter of the HERALD visited Englewood yes- terday and through the courtesy of Detective filis ‘was admitted to the jail and ‘saw the prisoners, The man who is regarded by the Jersey justices as the important prisoner, George Byas, is a dark negro, of medium height and rather agreeable countenance. He was seated on the bench in his cell and conversed readily with the detective, although he appeared | wary of everybody else.’ He stubbornby holds to story that he and his wife Went into their house early on Sunday night, leav- ing the girl, Delia Corcoran, on the suore, Ann Hyas, his wile, is # very light mulatto and appeared tw desire to avoid being seen. Sie Was either ashamed of her black consort or alarmed at be- ing jound in such company. The other two ne- gross would not allow themselves to Le drawn oat mB conversation; but eane rally contented them- selves be denying all knowledge of the girl that fatal Sunday, : ied A SECOND INQUEST NRCESSARY. The absurdity of the former verdict, when all ‘the facts became known. rendered asecond inquest Amperative. soon Friday evening Coroner West- €rvelt sent notices out to all the jurors, recalling ‘them on yesterday at one o’ciock. At that time the greater part of the jury, with Dr. H. coe down along the beach froi nding to Where the woman Her grave was made on the side of the mili up irom ‘the river, above high water mark. It was under a clump of maple trees, and although no headboard Marked her finai resting place a heap of recentt: dug earth disclosed the place where she was laid, “Yhe Coroner's party proceeded to the side of the gt? while a young iellow who had been engaged for the occasion periorimed the part of gravedigger, top was removed from the box, and a most horrible sight met the eyes of the bystanders, The was black and bloated and utterly beyond ail bility Of identification. The periormance of a t-morteni investigation was out Of the question, he coffin was hastily committed to the earth again iter @ portion of the drese had been removed, THE INQUEST RESUMED. The party slowly bent their steps in the direction of Cresskill, @ quiet little village just back of the Palisades and some three miles from tnglewood, ‘Toe Coroner of Harrington Townsmip reassembied the jury. Their names being calied, the jury con- sisted of the following persons:—Jolu Ferdon, foreman; John B, Brown, James L. Romer, Nicho- das bh. Voorhis, George Alien, Dower Banta, James P. Haring, Demarest Vanderbeck, Cornelius A, emorest, John F. Herring, Henry Huyler and dacob P. Moore, a Hill, the soteentvs employed by the town of Engiewood, conducted the examination in behalf f the people, Goroner Nestervelt presiding. The inquest attracted great interest, even 1n this smail eader wilage, and toy doors and windows were euple, who hear any ait appeared anxious i quest did nov develop an; paral of @ HERALD re norton, wn ‘eotred ite fountry in Search of additional Witnesses, did not | for about a year and a half; she was a an occasional | & LOYER. { »>Benerd ued and, 1a sroptiotor of Exoeinor ‘a8 called, and, in answer to questions pu' "i have eluployed. ihe 4 ceased, Delia Corcoran, e employed the de reoran, ear good girl to work, and had she not been adatcted to drink would have been even more useful ; I made several efforts to reform the girl, but I ‘was not successful, for she would not keep her promises; I have reason to believe irom the dress and the es of the body that the woman was in my ploy I saw her last on Sunday night, July 20, at hall past ‘seven o'clock ; she was in good health at the time; she said at that time that she wanted to go down the river to see Pompy and his wife; these were two negroes doing work for me; bag? went home at night; no one accompanied her to my knowledge; I next heard of her about eleven o'clock on Thursday last. ROCENTRICITIES OF BAD LIQUOR. toa known her to go away and stay three jays; Byers was employed only Byers’ reputation was that of @ good, steady workman; I do not know nat Byers told me that he went over to Yonkers with Della, his wile and other colored men; he says that he was returning at ball-past ten’ o'clock on Sunday night, and saw me as I was crossing to take the train; I did not see him, AN IMPORTANT MOMENT OF TIME. ao told me that he left the girl on the bank; I @ conversation with Wiliam McLain on m, Rone stoop; Lasked him several questions, but could get nothing out of him; he would not that he was in the same boat with the party, and would not tell who the other white man was; her Wateriall was brought to me by the friend:of Bella, Patrick Carlen, Who said that he had found it on the shere or inthe water near the snore; Igave her $6 on the 16th of ake but she did not have much money with her; she did not carry a porte- monnaie, THE DRESS IDENTIFIED. [A plece of the dress was shown snd identified. It Was pompared with a piece taken out o1 the box and was ioumd to be identical.) I have seen the shocs and believe the ones ound on the corpse to be the same which were purchased for Delia; she was exceedingly sociable, too much so for her own good; she was sober to the best of my belief when She let on Sunday; I never heard her quarrel with any one, except once, when @ Mrs, Parks in- suited her, and Delia ordered her out of the house; atter the body was found I had a talk with George Byers; I told him that the aifair was very snspicious; he satd that he did not know any- thing about the case, as he had been at home at hall-past nine o’clock and in bed soon after, and left Delia and his wife at the door; he locked the door; this does not tally with the time he claims to have seen me on the river, (The shoes were here shown to the witness and identified as those of the deceased.) The body was found and the ref eaceat held and the body buried before I re- arned. Francis Hannibal, @ colored man, who was en- maxed, in company with Matthew Westervelt, in dri lo hat the river for the body, was next exam- ined. His testimony ofly corroborated the latter part of the succeeding statement, which was ob- tained by the HgRaLp reporter who called upon Westerveit. The inquest then adjourned until ten o'clock Monday. A REPORTER AFTER FACTS. Matthew Westervelt, of alpine, stated in reply to the HERALD reporter’s question: :—I knew the wo- man and had often seen her.’ 1 owned the boat used, I last saw her three weeks ago, at which time she was at my house and had the dress made which was on her when found; my daugh- ter made it. 1 was passing George byers’ house about ten A. M. on Wednesday, and Ann Byers, his wife, told me that I woul’ find the body of Delta down at the boat landin; ; She had been found while we were fishing for her; she was found one mile down the beach. Mrs. Mary Babcock, who first found the body, ‘was hunted up, and made affidavit to the follow- ing :—I saw the body of the deceased first at the dock after she had been tied fast; I thought I saw finger marks on tho back of her neck; her dress was ripped down the back; I had the impression that the marks were those of ‘angers es pf clasped; the spots were clearly defined, wit ie white skin between; the body was lying face downward, and blood ran out of the moutl Doctor Crary made the following statement to the HERALD reporter:—I visited the grave this atternoon. I found the co in a state utterly beyond Lip ae deol I found it impossible to de- termine anything whatever by a post-mortem ex- amination. Tne \y was ina state of putrefac- tion, It would nave been impossible to have re- Hees the boay in @ waole condition from the OX. Such are all the facts at present obtainable, and 2 these latter will be elicited in evidence on Mon- ay. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER, Gov, Island.....eve 10 35 Sandy Hook....eve 9 50 Hell Gate.....morn 12 20 452 reve 9 28 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST. Sails,” | Destination | “Office. ..| Liverpool ).:|Kaverpoo! Steamers. | 4 Bowling Green 29 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Ureen 1 Broadway [Gt broaaway 9 Broadway. roadway. ) Broadway 4Bowling Green We satpballa”: Spain. City: Us tBrookiyn Adri "| Liverpool :|Bremen....|2Bowling Green ‘}Giasgow. .-.17 Bowlmg Green ‘|Liverpooi../4 Bowling Green Glasgow... |72 Broadway. Liverpooi. Glasgow. 7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 18 broadway. Thanngia. 61 Broadway Ville du Hav 58 Broadway. ly Broadwa’ » 7 Bowling Green bremen....|2 Bowling Green 3..| Liverpool. .|29 Broadway. iivervool..|4 Bowling Green .|Glascow.. ..7 Bowling Green Bremen Hamburg. .|61 Broadway. Livervool ..|19 Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 69 Broaaway. 172 Broadway. .HLaverpool,. + |Liverpoot.. 20.. |Glasgow... Georgia .. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 26, 1873, CLEARED. Steaimenip varie in Nd Mouland, Liverpool via Queens- eklyn. ip Gaelic (Br), Gleadell, Liverpool via Queens- iyde sparks. ‘0 Canada (Br), Webster. Liverpool via Queens- town—F WJ Hurst. ma biti Hermann (Ger), Reichmann, Bremen—Oel- richs eSigamehip Cuba, Palmer, Havana, &c—F Alexandre & on Steamship City of San Antonio, Pennington, Galveston via Key West—C H Mallory & Co. aunsiiip Cortes, Kemble, New Orleans—Clark & Sea- ™Gcamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Orleans—Frederic er. Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannah—Robt Low- len. Steamship San Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah—W R Garri- son. wpm AS James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—J W uintard Gereamsbip © Old Dominion, Walker, Nortolk, City Point and Kichmond—Old Dominion Steamship C Steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, DO—J © Kenyon & Co, Btea Philadelphia—Lorillard Steamship ‘Steamship Nereus. Bearse. 1 Bostop—H F Dimock. Steamstup Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedfora—rerguson & Wood. lly Ayockbridge (Bn, Laing Liverpool—Peabody, pn Kew World, Champion, ‘London=Grinnell, Min- aati Lydia Skolfield, Forsaith, Boston—Peabody, Willis bare Antonio Casabona (Ital), Oilvari, Londonderry— jocovic Bark Constance (Br), Hicksman, Sligo—George F Bul- ‘« Nor (Nor), Jahn, Cork—Fanch, Edye & Co. ae rf 4 (Aus), Tugnizza, Cork or Falmouth—Sloco- vie ccuitk Arincend (Aus), Maressi, Cork or Falmouth—slo- ovich Bark Kong Sverre (Nor), mouth—Tetens & Bocktna oear® Bylphige (Nor), Pe Je! Hansen, Queenstown or Fal- rsen, Stettin—Funch, Edye & Sark Proteus, Chipman, Buenos Ayres—John Norton, ene, peonoldo Petruluzzi (Ital), Lignori, Genoa—Fanch, ‘eraterta (Ir), Means, Lishon— jolorez (Sp). Gélpi, dareok Brig imma Dea (Duel, yy ni Br), Wi rig i) iver (Br), Weeks, Ah LF Fi ‘ince—R Brig Havana, Myer, Ha’ RWarka Gone aris FI Merrynian, Lee t's Hobertson Brig M A Berry, Berry, Matanzas—Miller & Houghton. Brig Liberty, Devereaux, Cardenat—James & Ward & H Brown & Co. jona—C Maru & Plummer, Curacow—Theo 7 Culbarien: Co. airs Shasta, Brown, Cow Bay, CB—Boriand, Dearborn 0. Brig Josie, Brown, Sydney, CB—Simpson, Clapp & Bric Volante (Arg), Ruter, Boston—c tuling © Got Brig Julia F Carney, Tnrner, Boston Loud Sour Frank Howard, Anderson, Para—C Ladi de 0. schr E K Dresser (Br), Harris, Cape Haytien—R Mur. ray, Jr. Weir Gianmire (Br), Tufts, Charlottestown—P I Nevius Seiit An Antelope (Br), Winter, Parrsboro, NS—D R De Wol Schr ‘Jas’ Ford, Huntley, Pictou, NS—A Mudgett. Sehr Koro (hr), Spinney, Hali’ax, NS—D HDe Woit & Schr Capella (ir), Hooper, St Joba, NB—P I Nevius & Schr GW. Dill, Raymond, Key Wost and Galveston— Benner & Pinckney. Sehr Sabao, Dyer, Jacksonville—Bentley, Gildersleeve ant Nellig Treat, Dow, Brungwick, Ga~William In- Bobr , sleeve Sehr Johnson, Georgetown and Point Blut—# D Hemet one Sehr John Ferris, St John, Georgetown, 80, via Wil- iC—E D Hurlbut & mAthe Bltzabeth, Hill, Ba sautort SO—T G Benton & Sons Jar Nellie Fotter, askell, fashington—W K Hinman Schr Hattie, Hulkins, Eastport beh Alster Peantrekon sed Fy fed Frye Con eo, sehr Fair Wind, Bowman, We ane Wood's Hol Holo—Ferguson, « on™ Thomas Ellis, Kelly, Harwich, Mass—Doane & Sloop Deception, cog New Mere fecket & Bro. Steamer Philadelphia. Davis Philadelpb ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACBTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. (Ger). Ernst, Bremen July 12, via Mosel ith mdse and 390 oomagars to Oel- hip gowttannien ‘15th, wi Fiche & Co. July 22, lat 40 43, lon 49,4 jorwe- gian bark, bound irate signals FPWQ, 5 it Glemotean (Br), Laybourne, Cardi? July Bw with ne and #7 nge aronibals Baxter wontarty y win roughout ; Sy a, siren Ton 55 Ie ne oe English bark show! ing sig: jPerfa ‘CPS F (Gommereial Code), bound nea Sherman, y Auick, New Orleans July 19, with mdse and paseo Baker. hip zodiac. ne, Chapin, Bevanpen daly 24, with mdse and pawengors 10 Murray, Ferris & Co, 26th, off Chinco- teague, passed schr Henry J Willard, pean: north, Steamship Ge Crowell, Chari mdse and passengers to J W Quintard Mhip lidal Wave (of Yarmouth, NB), Hatiteld, Antwerp 49.days, in ballast, to Hoyd d Hinicke! Bark Kallisto (Nor), Kettell, Liverpool 83 days, with salt to ord Bark Colonist (Nor), Nordberg. Antwerp, 2 days with mdse to Funch, Bdye & Oo. Junie 15 lat 48 04, Ton 1705, aaw & Uy Sd with mainmast Sarria close by the dock and foret topusant gone one, evident ‘abandoned; vessel appeared to be in good order, Bark Cleopatra oe a aieeat wich, Bone 42 days, with : ‘Gibraltar'June 20, vont ocd Newry 86 dave in ballast to iron ofe to orde Bark Galveston (Ger), Kohnenkamp, Bremen 8 days, with midge to Charles Lil 10. Eos sane! . vi june with mdse fo French, nial peloecag Bar Aol Yarmouth, NS) Thomas. ya, in ballast to Boyd “ : Bark Africana (Port) Castella, Santiago, 23 days, in bal- Bark A molasses to J '& G Fo Corning, Garsenmne days, with sugar and molasses to Brett, Son & Co. Bark Nellic May (of Newcastle, Me), Blair, Cow Bay, Brig Riverside (of Dublin), Lane, oe 61 days, with iron and rags to order. via Hamp- ton Roads, 66-day, with coffee to O Tobias & Brig Ada A Ma Johnsto rig Gem (of New Haven), Pierce, Barbados, 15 da; wihiagar ob Rowbdise aor ee Te sugar ond molasses to A Abbott. Bria Nel Neilte, fulgaine,§ St Croix, 12 days, with sugar, rum, Tetens & Bock Bark Nuovo Mondo juenos A. ia St Thomas! and Hampton Roads, 53 astto last to order. Kohl, Clenfacgos 18 days, with sugar and Bark Cyra, GB, 12 days, with coal to order; veael to Brett, Son 10 order. Brig Esperanza (Nor), Petersen, Rio Ji Co. Areci PR, 15 days, with sugar and ‘alasnte'6 D R DeWolf Brig Leonard Meyers, Hicks, Vieques, 18 days, with ae, 10 Sehr Mary al, Siteworts, Mayaguez, PR, 18 da} with sugar und molasses to BF Moteur a ba. i Wehr a Davis, Done; St Martine “1b dads, with salt, toBd enhare: {chr Jslva (Ff Nosean), Knowles Eleuthere, 8 days, with Pant Beithiant rst Johns, NF), Sta St Johns, NF, Schr Brilliant (or St Johns, NF), Stanton, St Johns, 24 days, with fish, &c, to order. shor 8 M Barbour, Davis, Brunswick, Ga, 9 days, with yellow pine, to masie Tilton, | ‘Titton, Powell's Point, NO, 3 days, wi taelons to master. DW Vaughan, Johnson, Virginia, Fehr Banyarde Tucker, Virginia, SJ Vaughan, Vaughan, Virginia. 8J Hoyt, Cranmer, Virgi hr © & C Brook: Bayles, Vifsinta. hr 8 M Evans, Toru Georgetown, DC. Schr A & E Benton, Budd, Georgetown, DO. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND souTH. Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New London for New <Ore with mdse and passengers. Bark Helena. Snow, Boston for New York, in ballast, to H W Loud & Co. Bark Casco, Penney, New Haven for New York, in bal- Inst, to Wainwright & Pond. Brig Thos Turull, ‘Thompson, Ponce, PR, via ven, for Néw Yor! Brig vonie'A Devereaux, Kelsey, Sydney. OB, for Now York, 13 days, with coal to C B Swain & 8 Sclir I" Nickerson, Haskell, Glace Bay. ‘OB, for New eek haart Ball Tah Parson Re fot Row ¥ io Bell, Hall, Parrsbor: 1 New Yor! 13 days, with plaster to It J De Wolf’ Co" * sclir Helene (Br); Porter, Windsor, NS: for New York, Says, with plaster to Weutherspoon & Bos; vessel to G rteaux. Schr Velma, Locke, St George, NB, for New York, 9 days, with piling | ‘o Snow & Kichardson. Schr Chas P Sinnickson, Morney, Lanesvill¢ for New York, vittesone logan Everard. eee vi. ir Uncle Joe, Sm ortland, yr New Yor! with stone to Tos E Louther fn zs oS hr rain tephens, Portland, Ct, for New York, with stone to Wiley & Co.” eae elir'S 1 Stevens, Dudley. Somerset for New York. ySghr Margaret Jane, ‘ennedy, Providenee for New SchrC HN Rogers, Hubbard, Boston for New York. Beur Harriet Fuller, Willard, Vordand for New York, with lumber to master. Bohr Kauie J Hoyt, Atnold, New Haven for Baltimore, hr Susan E Nash, Nash,’ Portlan for New Yor! with stone to order. igo ie Sebr Henrietta, Mathews, Boston for Albany. Schr Ontario, Barbour, Providence for Elizabeth) fies Schr E W Babcock, Babcock, Westerly for New Soe Charles Comery, Freeman, Now Bedford for Now Schr Copy, Trueworthy, New Bedford for New York. Sehr Faunie F Hall, Brow , Newport for New York. Schr A K Woodward, Merrill, Fall River for New York. Schr Kddie F Treat, Hodgdon, Gardner, Me, for New York. with lumber to Bell Bro Carrie L Hix, Hix, “Vinalhaven for New York, with eave to order. Schr dG Fell, Nickerson, Providence for New York. hr Yarmouth, Kelly, Vennis for New York. Sehr Decatur Oaks, faker, Plymouth tor New York, Senr E Hf! Brazo: io, Providence tor New York. une a Red Be: ‘alais for New York, with ‘ath order. Schr Henry Castoff, Dumont, Providence for New York. Schr George Edwin, Sammis, Northport for New York. Seur Florence, Young, Providence for New York. Kehr Sarah Jane, Fordham, New Haven for New York Schr Broadfield, ‘Brett, Providence tor New York. Scnr Mary H Miffin, Perry, Warren for New York. Schr Sarah Julia, Batley, Machias tor New York, with lugiber to Simpson, Clapp & C Schr White Nem Jones, Dix teland for New York, with stone for ed Post oitice, chr Knight, Veasey, Salem for New York, chr Hunt, Bangor for New York, with lumber to Pratt & Austin. Schr Marietta Hand, Hallock, Salem for Laced York. Schr Win Grey, Grey, Providence for New! pes 8 Schr Ganges, Salisbury, Ellsworth for New ‘ork, with lumber to Moe, Cole & Benson. H Jone: Consins, Salem for Port Johnson. 1 Highlander, Wood, Boston for New York. ken Mary Tice, buihain, New Haven for New Bruns- ic Sebr M T Cushman, Balls, Providence for New York. Soa Reading ER No 49, Little, New Haven for New Cornelius Pratt, Norwich for New York. Sehr Bean. Champlin, New London for Rondout. Sehr DT Willetts, Smith, Providence for New York. Sehr © L Herrick, Peters, Buth tor New York, Schr Whisiler, Keefe, Taunton for New York. Sehr Horace 1, Francis, New Haven tor New York. Schr Brazos, Tyron, Portland, Ct, tor New York, with stone to Faulkingham 400, pes 3 eearanan Portland, Ct, for New tone to Darrow & C Schr A Hamelin, B Schr H P A k, Steamer Galatea, U mdse and phsseugers. New Ha- ey Norwalk for New York. lock, Newport for New York. ¢, Providehicetur New Yors, with BOUND EAST. Steamshin Wamsntta, Fisn. New York for Now Bedi wd ees M Freeman, Eldridge, Elizabethport for Woke Flying Fish, Selleck, New York for Providence. ad J 8 Terry, Raynor, Elizabethport for East Green- wih Wm Farren, Linsley, New York for New Haven: Schr Standish, Wilder, New York tor Pembroke. Sehr Elwood Doran, Jarvis Baltimore for New Haven. Schr Nelson. (Br), Wright, New York tor Millsboro, NS, Schr Sadie F Caller, Webber, Port Johnson for Salem. aight BW Brown, Winters, Elizabetnport for Frovi- che Mary Natt, Barker. Port Johnson for Providence. Schr Caroline 6, Cooney, New York tor Boston, sehr H B Metcalf, Handy, New York for Providence, Schr Xebec, Robinson, New York for Hartford. Schr Wm Duren, Doyle, New York for Providence. Schr Liazle Kaymond,' Lord, Elizubethport tor East Greenwich. Schr Victory, Moon, Elizabethport for Boston, Sehr Julia & Martha, — Movoke n for Boston. Sehr 8 8 Tyler, McCarthy, Hoboken for Providence. Schr Enterprise, Leighton, Hoboken tor Boston. Schr Abbott Devereaux, Rich, New York tar Gow Bay, OB. Schr Ebro (Br), Spinner, New York for Windsor, N&. tt Antelope (Br), Winters, New York for Parrsboro, MGchr Calista, Spear, New York for Boston. Schr Thos Fills, Cahill, New York for Providence. idson, Freeman, New York tor Boston. Schr Biladaaes Fox, New vork tor Bridgeport. Behr Olanmire (Bri, Tatts, New York for St John, NB. Schr Fair Wind, Bowman, New York tor New Bed- ord. mech Matthew Vassar, Jr, Kelly, Albany for New edt Schr Dart, Wilhams, New York tor Stamford. Herat Trincrarn Srazrom Wurrestone, July 26, The following table shows the number of ves ee which passed (his station during the week euding July 26:— INWARD nOUE Rteamships. .. 2% Brigs. Barks.. 3 Schooner: Total Steamshios. Bark . Total....... . SAILED. steamships City of Chester (0n, for Liverpoo: Gactle (Br), do; Batavia (Br), do; Canida (Br), doy Australia ti bec Hille de Waris (Pr, Hayees, Bermann 4 Galveston ave Ke New Orleans; ravili 8: ei Hi into, A. DA amt amos Adger, imarientons My or 0 jes etow Jominion, ichmon ‘ad Fanita, Philadelphia; ships Kobena, Bordeaux; South: ern Belle (r), London: Ladoga, Cronstad Shanghae; barks Norsk Flag (Nor), Bristol; Amel Marseilles; Syipnide (Nor), Stettin, James # Brett, Ha: yapas Guomne, ta, Corks Helin, Hamburg: Or s Remick, Mala a Dean, Cu , Cork or Falmouth; Narpum Ht Hill, Putnam, Marseilles: schre Minnie, Savannah; Isabella, Humacow; LS Davis, Mataneas, Wind at sunset, 88W, fresh ‘Gentoo, Shipping Notes, Since our last report the New York Floating Dock Co have removed their sectional dock from Hoboken to the foot of Rutgers street, and, in order to make room for it, have removed the larger of the two docks formerly sta- tioned there to the foot of Clinton street, adjoining their other dock. In speaking of what was formerly the Hobo- ken dock, we shall hereafter in our reports demgnate it fs the mammoth sectional dock toot of Rutgers street. There have been raised by it this last week ship Kate Dayenvort, 1248 tong, of Bath. to strio, calm aud remetal; hvans, Wanan, Charteston—Bentley, Giider- | ship Ne Plus Ultra, 2883 tons, owned by Mesers Grinnell, Minturn 4 Co, to patch metal, and steamer City of Gal- veston, 1258 tons, of Messrs CH Mallory & Co’s line, to paint bottom. On the small sectional dock adjoining there have been, and in the following order, a barge, to calk; brig Liberty, 290 tons, of Boston, to strip, calk and remetal; sebr Ma- tilda (Br), 124 tons, to patch metal; brig Ugo (Aus), 476 tons, and bark Chas Gumm (Br), 352 tons, both to coal tar, and brig Robert Dillon, 454 tons, to strip, calk and re- metal, On tne large sectional dock at Clinton street have been propeller Mississippi, ot the New Orleans line, to paint; bark Caroline Galotala (Ital), 503 tons, to strip, calk and ’ remetal; propeller Huntsville, 825 tons, of the Savannah line, to patch metal; brig Tnbal Cain, 429 tons. to strip, calk and remetal, and propeller Clyde, 1182 tons, owned by Messrs W P Olyde & Co, to paint bottom. Barkentine Curacoa (Bg), 368 tons, damaged by colli- sion with steamship Ville de Paris some time since, nas just finished her repairs, including metalling, and been lowered from the smaller Clinton street sectional dock. On the large balance dock foot of Pike’ street there have been ship Ladoga, 865 tons, of Boston, to patch metal; ship Bridgewater, 1556 tons, of Boston, to strip, calk and remetal; steamer Hatteras, 863 tons, of the Old Dominion line, to patch metal; steamboat Granite State, to calk, and bark Geo W Jones (Br), 679 tons, to paint bot- tom, On the smaller balance dock adjoining have been bark Chasca, 628 tons, of Boston, to strip, calk and remetal, and Union ferryboat Farragut, to paint bottom and un- dergo her annual overhauling. The Union Ferry Co will after her dock all their boats for examination and re- quisite repairs. On the screw docks foot of Market street there have been :—On the large dock, brig John D Tupper, 288 tons, to clean bottom; schr Parepa, 427 tons, to paint; propeller Perit, 692 tons, owned by Mesars Spofford Bros & Co, for genera. repairs, and brig Eaglet (Br), 292 tons, for general repairs, including stripping, calking and remetalling. On the middle dock, propeller Hattie 0 Lawson, to repair rudder post; schr Uarrie, 238 tons, tor cleaning and gene- ral repairs; brig A # Patterson (Br), 186 tons, to pateh ; schr W R Knighton, 150 tons, to raise metal; barge Sala- mander, to stop leak; brig Lola (Br), 199 tons, to coal tar; propeller Game Cock and schr J J Ward for general re- pairs, and schr Joseph Rudd, 369 tons, to metal. On the small dock, propeller B W Gorgas and yacht Psyche for cleaning and painting, and propeller J W Whitney, gene- ral repairs and painting. Steamship Petersburg (Br), 1609 tons, raised and brought here trom Bermuda, is undergoing extensive ro- pairs in one of the large Erie Basin docks. Mr James 8 Dean is occupied, at dis railway at Red Hook, rebuilding US steamer Nansemond and making extensive repairs to the North River steamer Baltic. He 1s also building @ 15 ton steam yacht, and yesterday launched from his yard lighter James 8 Dean, 210 tons built for Messrs Johnson 4 Hammond, and intended for lightering naval stores. Messra P J O'Connell & Co. of the Erie Basin Sectional Dock Co, have recently increased their facilities by the purchase of another dock, and daring the past week have had out schrs Nicanor, Susan Wright, E P Saunders, N Callaban and D Cone; brig Guisborough ; steamtugs W H Paine, E M Barrett and P Smith, and yacht Resolute, all for painting and general repairs. Marine Dis: Suir Doxe or Newcastur (Br), 4 days from Callao for United Ringdom, with guano, putinto Valparaiso June leaky. Scur Wx Sutton, Miner, at San Francisco July 15 from New London, bad hne weather most of the passage ex- cept off Save Horn, where she experienced severe pa reg and carried away bobstay, stove boats, split sails, &c. Seng J L Leacn, Jobnson, from Ge town, DC, Boston, before reported towed back to Alexandria saty 23 leaky, was taken to Georgetown 2th and found to be leaking 700 strokes per hour. She was towed into dock, where she wasdischarging her cargo om the 24th for re- pairs. Schr Gitman D Kino, Bartlett, which sailed from Sagua la Grande, Cuba, June 17, for Providence, for whose sale- ty fears have been entertained, foundered off Cape, Cod (before reported as “Gilmas Dickenson”), date not given, Crew taken ol! by mip sae from Fuly 26 thet B tor! eee bul and arrived at 1} K was buiit at Calais, Me, in eae: aul We owned’ in New Bed- ed Anna Surparp, from Little River, NC. for New York, before reported’ ashore near the former port, was got off and towed to Wilmington, NC, on the 25th'inst; cargo saved. Sour Mary Jonxson, Crosby. from Boston for New York, while pasuing through Heli Gate 20th, AM, «truck etch Polut, Knocking a hole in her ‘starboard side and causing her to leak badly, Scur Doris, for Boston, on her way out from Ells. Worth, run of the slabs, where she remained 22d rull of water, with deckload ‘off. It was thought she would come off without damage. Guovcxster, July 2%—Schr © © Warren, reported ashore and got off, arriyed home to-day, leaking very aly. Hauirax, July 25—Brig Magdai, from St John, NB, for Cumba, went ashore at Annapolis Basin Tuesday night, and put back to Annapolis for repairs, Manyrorr, July 4—The Sarah Mandall, arrived here Hi a threw overboard 14 pieces pitch pine r. UKENSTOWN, July 12—The master (Furlan), of the Chloggia, which arrived here aaout June 30 trom Balti- more, reports that his vessel was thrown on her beam ends during 4 hurricane at NNW June 2, in lat 49N, lon 23 W, when the stays of her main and foretopmasts were cut to ease the vessel, and those masts were away, with all gear ‘attached.—{!he above vessel has been reported as having sailed trom Queenstown about July 8 for Gloucester.) Miscellancous. The purser of the steamship Mosel, from Bremen and Southampton, will please accept our thanks for favors. Suir Sananax, at Philadelphia from Liverpool, reports 3 PM 24th ult, lat 4050, lon 41 30, James Smith, seaman, aged 25 years, a native of Lowell, Mass, tell overboard from the mizzen rigging and was drowned. Scum Srivaw (ot Stockton), was sold to, parties in Bangor 24th inst, on private terms. Capt Otis Veazie, ne ‘of the schr Sea Foam, will command the Sylvan. ree saijors of the schoener J 8 Laie at Harbor Telands at Ha wore einployed in vcraping own one of by era. © masts, su fe a arte slung by three rope: one of which bri Two e men—Anderson and mos parece fell to the deck. ‘The former fell on his face nd was Kil'ed on the spot. The iatter, having three imes broken his fall, escaped with his lite, seivi 1g very serious injuries, The other man ‘ws laying hold of part of the stay. McW’herson, it is antici Pace will recover. Sutrauipine There are now four vessels of consider. ballding in the shipyardy he Grand Trunk Raliroud bridge in Deering, woof them are owned ic i, Lewis & Co, one of which will be a bark of htm intended for the touthern trade, nud the ‘oer 4 brig of 408 tons, intended tor coasting. ‘The Hames will bof hackmatack and are wood, and they will be ready for launching about October. Messrs Rus- sell & Winslow are building the ‘other two. One of them will be a brig of 800 tons, ani will be one ef the largest vewels built in this vicinity for many years; the other will be a br fons.’ They will both be ready for Tnunching In the Fall. Messrs Curds are building at dredge, to be used. in clearing the channel of Ba: ours Cameben Brool East Boston, have just contracted with Messrs W Kinsman & Co, to build tor them a eae re ot gretiy carpenters’ Ltt re ard ureme! ah launched on the 25th of December. Haight be 5 Veet Jong, 30 wide and ae ‘qoute: 9 fect height betwesn lecks. Her frame will be of selected seasoned white oak, her Vag hing ceiling and deck frames of ‘yellow Pine; she will; be, square fastened throughout, butt and bilge-bolted with copper, through treenailed with locust, seasoned with salt, am a Atted ont under the ing} Explain Howes, of French Lloyds and Captain Bg rican Lioyds Register, th Kesers Camp- Dell’ Brooks have seven other vesse Mallony eGo, Mystic Bridge, Conn, now employ 40 hants Ii erecting what Is said_ to be the longest screw Steamer in the State. Length, 20 feet carrying capacity, 1,200 tons. To be launched. Sept 1, in order to be ready for advantageous Southern freights, after recelving ma chinery, &c Lavxouso—A. beautiful, well, built and finely finkshed bark of about 900 tons, hamed the Martha Davi Taunched 24th, at high water, from the shipyard of Mesars Smith & Townsend, the successors of the late Paul Curtis, ast Boston. Its meagurcment is 106 feet 8 Inches in, Jongth, #4 feet 6 inches beam and 2) feet 6 inches depth of hold. ‘Itis in every vell-and strongly built, and made a fine appearance ag it casily slid trom the stays and racetully floated out into the’harbor, It_was built for Charles Brewer, who is engaged in the Sandwich Ialands trade, though Its iret cargo will be for San Fr cisco. |The keel of a new ship has been laid in this ¥ Spon, the ‘model of the Agevor, though it hae uot yet found a purchaser. Messrs Smith & Townsend have three other vessels to build. Notice to Mariners. Notice is hereby given that submarine blasting opera- tions are now being carried on at “The Narrows” of the gastern channel ot Kennebee River, near Swan Island. rigating this river are, therefore, requested to rm channel unilt further notice, M, Byt a Sa USA, Persons navi take the We US Engineer's office, ortand ay pauric SETAE MN TTG i ‘orm noors 1 ene in the road of Traveinunde, outside the bar, 134 cables’ length irom the hitherto outermost baoys, bd st pisresr buoys have been anchored in 23 fee ni buoys are pointed, 12 lect long, having Miameter of 3 feet in the centre. The color of the new buovs corresponds with that of the old outermost buoys, the northern one being painted red, the southern one black. The buoys are constructed of wood and strengthened by tron hoops, BALTIO—GULY OF FINLAND—SOUTH COAST—CHANGR OF MARKS ON LITTLEGRUND, REVEL BAY. In place of the red and white striped pole, with two Fed brovins, one besile the other, marking Littlegrund, near the western shore of Revel Bay. and which ha only 2% fect water over it, a red pole, with two re brooms, one above the other, will be ‘substituted at the time of the opening of navigation this year. The new ole will be in a position 8 by B irom the iormer, and in fathoms water. Baurio—THE s0UND—L1 15 OF THR INNER ROAD, COFEN- The Danish Minister of ‘the interior has published a notice, daied April 1), 1873, concerning the extent of the inner road at Copenhagen fo do away with the differences of opinion existin between foreign shippers'and the office of Surveyor of the Port, all ships unloading in the inner road have to pay the same duty for ‘the unloaded cargo as when dis- ing in the outer road. ad of Copenhagen embraces that part of oy ice ine connecting that its begin, with the ank, and west of aling side of Trekroner e inner rot channel which lies artof the coast. where oy on the SE side of Stubben: connecting this buoy with the cast Battery.” FRANCR—NORTH COAST—ROOKS IN Ti FONT OF #7 MALO, commander of the despatch boat Faon has given pematies, ro the apa of two new dangers in the channels of the port o The first, almost treaty in the channel of the Petite = jee, is @ sharp poi rock, very steep to, which sno rape in the wat ater. re isa depth of 3 10 feet of water over gy fog mate equinoctial Springs. The bearings of “Gr Jal a ht, 8 82 50 W. ana Keay" SMIOE, Eine Baer Sg and Lonfloresse there isa depth as aa cdiplampipieren novot | ¥ ‘he o| over which there is a foet wi ‘yards Wirom Saran Henan omit cable fo from the passage Way ram ugh the = Magnetic, “Variation, 19 50 deg westerly in aie beryiyy Sth of June ; freneh, sore st Pee Nice vatruck nat Obent BA patho Bat the nortawert exisemiiy’ of the | Wh ae commsaad of GEO fet Lorn APG Anos, m Hydroprephee, Hydrographic Office, Admi: Wha: led from Val} Howlsnd. ot NB, ry gene ark Labot re, i } aly iat a fo fon’ OL Be ater F int at Sereic! ee London for San Fran- Gor, Athans from London for New Yor’, [arco ole on Mirssen, from Bremen for New eri ir Edward Rich dn kere! fishi: Jul: fA, let's 08 K, lon ea W toy pilot boat Mary E Tra 04 hr Nel (of Prontctow shin Wed Wag 44 ON. Jon 07 0 ah June M4, bark John Carver, July's 1a ir wiry ‘mackerel Sabine. fs uly a, lat at'02, 1 on foreign eaate. Axatms, July 25—Arrived, bark Queen of the Seas (Br), Haveron, New York Tes, ‘Cape Town, Ci Caucorta, July 19—In nad ship mamonr, Robbing, tor Boston, tot Ms arin Ww Arrived at do 25th, ship Tidian Merchant, Mills, Boston: via Cape owt, ‘OGH. Catparixn, sey, 12—Sailed, schr Jonas Smith, Hodg- xine, New a 17—Arrived (not. sailed), brigs Minnie iladelphia; Bride (Br). Brooks, do. ¥ ra, Pottiugil, north of Hatteras; Norton St rer Sherman, ge brig Bessie (Br), Wenzel, ae schr Thos rigon, di ‘Cow Bay. OB, July i6—Arrived, brig Salye, Johnston, New York. Cleared 1éth, brig M © Haskell, Whitmore, New York; sehr Hattie B, Hatch, do. soeityana, July 1)—Arrived, schr Lizzie Cochran, Swa- Ban; Watters, Joly 23—A Holder, ga nladetpbas aly cpt aa Tempo ok uss Gon, teal Meccan ERietaie ee hemes ‘ara on Mota (Br), Lott, New York. Lirtix GLack mar OG July 15—Arrived, brig Jos: phine, Ganion, New Y. i July T_sailea, Lash Almoner, Averill, north 1. NP. July 1—Cleared, schrs Ebenezer, Lowe ‘trom Philadel Abacos 7th, Gertrude, Kelly (from lew York), Har cae GaeDgNt Ay 3.4 July 15—Arrived, schr J8 Spen-. Arcived Mth, echr MD Marston, Hooper, New York. red 10th; sehr RO Rankin, Hall, New York: lath, ys. we ae aor Bickmore, do; 16th, schr Ornest, omer, Proror, July 16—Arrived barns yames Ives, McLeai hiladephiay i George Walker, Walicer, M: oweyidens ast Ay norey Clit ord, Bosto va jeorge ta July ’ 3—Arrived, ship Winona, Stanley, Now Rated 25m, 4 PM, hip Baltic (Br), Kenned: steams! altic ir), Kenne Coe m Liverpoo), New Yor! . i f teamahip City of Paris (Br), Brooks e I) 1 rer ated - ica port ‘schr WD Bickford, Hoyt, SYDNEY, CB, July 24—In port oarks J F Whitney, and Fannie; bi Ks Eugeuia Arabella, and Finland: schra one, ry tat le: i hea apay Be a eqalfor New ‘ok uroré . New York; el Benty ry Perkins, Whelpiey as tri bark Peru, Hubbard, werdol, NB, Jaly 23—arrived, ship Castine, Wilso Boston, Mth,” bark Jane Wright (Bo), Hat, savanna brig-Ma, rguadavie (Bn), Johnson, New York; sehr Julia Clinch yh taney, ds ith, ste: mentp Austrian @r), Ritchie, Liver- fromm Li I), a rot Feverpeen, Arrived pool via StJolins, NF. for Baltimore. Cleared th, ship Georgia, Morri: issey, Warrenpoint, Vauranaigo, June M—Sailed, ship ‘Nesutan, Schibye (from San Francisco), Liverpool. In port June 21, ships Duke of Newcastle (Bp, from Callao tor United Kingdom, arrived 1ith, leaky ; Beckie, for tquigue and Liverpool; "Oharmer, ‘Lucas Competitor (Br), Allen, and Gov angdon, Kenne <i Roswell Sprague, Sawyer, from Portland, for Queenstown, in distress; Transito de Alvaraz : (ie). un ‘une; barks Ariea (Br), for Tau iique and New York; Nels (Nic), for Central America aud San Francisco; Helen Angler, Stabies, from Lilico for United Kingdom, ‘in. dis- tress; Frederi h Hartung Ger), Kohlmann, froin Ham- burg’ for San Francisco; Charles Brewer, trom Valva- dinin, arrived 14th, © ‘ARENPOINT, July 21—Arrived, bark Annie McNairn @®r), Gray, Bichibudte. [Per Steamsuir Mosz..1 Axrwanr, July M—Arrived, Pacific, Blanchard, and Shalimar, Seeley, © Azo (Finland), ‘suly 2—Arrived, Foreningen, Bay, New Sareea June 80—Arrived, Belvidere, Flinn, Bos- ‘Acona, June 22—In port Wheatland, Goudy, une. Pat wei: July 13—arrived, Edwd Hyman, Brooks, i, ao iphia? July 12—Arrived, 8 A Hanson, Knudsen, Phil- adi Deeumizavan, July 0—Arrived Rhein (a), Meyer, York; 10th, New York shook ist, bail asta’ seh touwEnsitavan, July’ Arsh rived’ Haakon Haaken- Meyer, New York of, Bangor, Menzies, Belinon?s;" Vitez, Vittarovieh, | jew York (and left for oet), es July 12—Sailed, Mindet, Ingelprethsen, New or) Catoryr, July, 2—Cleared, D Yorke i ninon oy st John NE ial sparc cries july 12— Arrive rian Star, Si NB; Bertha Baifirus, Wilsches, Now York vo Se 2°RR ngtonstapr, July 7—Arrived, Md Cann, Cann, Sava: younierant, duly 7—Arrived, Vidsjaaen, Frodesen, New Dare Coast Castix, WCA, June 22—In port Speedwell, bie ereap ig i8—Arrived, Orloff, Bradel — Arrive 4 ° mcr CH and proceeited). amanlapn nes A Vero, Demartino, from Shields for New 1d 12th, Queen of India, Pendleton, trom Baltimore so ipa Fea oath UNGENPSS, July 13—O: yOuNGENERS, July rby, Huneken, from New me Suly ea Asow, Uckermann, New York. “tater POR" se-tn port Seu va ia! Sed “Patan, Ig ie Aérived, Nuovs, San Pranclac, Scams ith, W M Reed, Stin: inson, Bremen; Wenonah, H Oi'the Cizard fith, Germania, Evers, from Philadel- plus for Hamburg, Passed do 12th, © F Funch (6), Knudsen, from Antwerp for New York. ENR July &—Satled. Hans Gude, Due, New York. sR, July 12—Arrived, — Cox, and Eddy: Nt, New York ro Grsnocs’ duly Wersaiied Gherokee, Kerr, st J NB; Festina Lente, Gjeruldron, and Tellus, Geloraen, Raver Jnly 1—Arrived, Fred Thompson, M Now York: ‘Selina Stanford; Polilo, and Nollie, Cuties, sy pe ‘Vinco, iyo A swell; Caroli G uno, July. 10“Arrived, Carolin , Mejile Rina athe 3 och, New York; Paul Bi bsiny ae, the Mi , Mi ¢ patllod tot sare yer, New York (and frou Cax ailed trom eeepeven llth, Athena, Christoffers, New ir, New Yi ork; Henry Knight, (ilke baltimore, i RY, ve juan river, G ith, Cvlet, ielovacieh: 8 itimores "igh, ‘Solomon, Her: sal im Hea Tn Patne Mathie New ¥ jailer , Fama. Mathiesen, New York: 12th, Telli Thorese: i New Gritenn, mene Duchatel, Dupont, Bordeaux an eared lit! os Dunham, McLean, 81 a s Se aes. ‘Barbentine i Baied: Werdin. : elphia Pswicn, duly) 12—Sailed, rele EI ‘rived, B IVERPOOL, July. 12—Ar Necaoner Nenuphar, Wier, Bie: Gharleston,” Bankside, Davey, Halita sot eon; 1sth: Win Mallory, oe, Poraytts Gaiven: ton; Benton, Wilkie, New York; Wyoming. 5 Acbierator brag, New Orleans. rik ae fellas, Pens, New York (and was off ‘Bell Bast cane tron Zephyr, Lh he Portland ; Wiltiata, Harding, Sydney, CB: Auinie Kim all Hinson, St John, B (last ‘two off Bell Buoy same di Reunion, Curtis, do; #8th, Killarney (9, ONeill Boston and du; Lotd Clive @), Urquhart, Boston; Fan, Loudan, New York; Juno, yo ae ; cared lonia ($), Dowsett, New York; Aristides, Olsen Fhlladelobia Polaris, Janssen, Ban Francisco! , Pote, Boni Front host a ot Agenor, Knowles, and Hooghly, ntered out iperanza, Christoffersen, for Balti- fore} lrowbridge: Stapledon, Caleuita: Cit of Brook. wnt Herriman, Movllt; Ellon ‘Fouthard worth, Java (8), Martyn, New York: Record, MeDiarmid, St SOM the Great Gmeatocd' Hh Fatotuy, reat Orme! Liverpool for ator te ogni ahaa Bar Land lth, Zephyr, Sweetser, from Li for Portiani; Bilbarred, MeNabs froin do ior New York. Off Tuskar l4th, City of Lahore, pe from Liver- isco. itz, Wilming- Arrived, Victoria, Schultz, fieubeth Graham, romor, New York ; ‘olunteer, ilutchinson, San Francisco, ssied dose Retorin, Torgusen, and Hebe, Hilt, New tiie, July 12—Arrived, Starlight, Bunker, Philadel- ESsaons, Maly &-Sailed, Resource, Grau, Boston. Lisbon, Sailed, Lilie Soullard, Webster, New PORT, ol aly 1 14—Arrived, Sarah Mandall, Ninnes, Pensacola. os May 2%4—Sailed, Templar, Fessenden, New . ared, Kong Carl, Henricksen, rondo, Hansen, uy 13—Passed, Koln (9), Franke, from Bremen SyINEM ONDE, July 10—Arrived, Skjold, Henriksen, New Vrterrx, July 10-Saited, Sonnabend, Bicback, Phila- delphia. American Ports. vty Seeded July 26—Arrived, schrs Elvir, Eliza- th Edwards, arty sburg and Ada F Whitney, Boston ; oN Hurtgm New York; Lehman, Blue, Providence ; West Dennis, N: ‘k. © Knight, New “Se r Soares, schrs John F Kranz, ‘liza A‘Seribner, Church; Vashtt Lida Babcock, Satied—Steamer STON, J iy Sharp; Hand: Carolina t Y harp, Hand: Carolina Young, Youngs Lee; Nellie Brown, Hi, Charles & Raymond, Kelley, Philadelpiia; James Alderdice, Rockhill, do {and proceeded | to | Quingy); Southerner, Thatcher: George Taulane, Adams: TF Tasker, Allen, and Daniel Brittain, Curran, Pitiatelphia; Tangier, Grittin, Kliza- bethport; HE Wellman, Tirrell, Port Johnson; GL Lovell, Albany: William Stevens, Klwell, Foughkeepsie. Below, ache Nellie Shaw. also 2 Uris, bound in. Cleared—Steamer William Crane, s, Baltimore ; bark Kyr (Nor), Lammers, Halltax; brigs Success (Dutch), Hearse, Aurinain; SusioJ Strout. Pickett, St Mary’s, Ga} George |W Chase, Patterson, Bangor; schr Stampede, low, Jac! ‘Also cleared Barks Zingaretl _ftrlextand, Groyhonnd, French, Aspiny h, Chee; driatic (Br), Helena, fie, <domericl Bangor New hee fur New Branco te for do; Marietta Wescinan ith fey Bisckmes, Leo COW OD ee TT Ataatio Clay, Nd, more: David V Streaker, Van! Sailed—United 1 Stans siamer Powhatan (and passed P out by Cape Cy a Ginnens,, Walden,, New York endota, Per! Turks Seluca, Pen- ‘inet mira, do; cola; Mary’. Thompson, ry rh ‘Allen, ‘New Foran Sranewia , Ga; schooners York WaALTiM Whe " oA steamer Wm Law- Bat ge ty vpn § yi bark nate: | juckale’ lew Yor! nd aguez, PR; Alpha (Br! ee ‘9 Chas oe trun mai atanzas, f Norfolk ry Lakemann, Fee Pacaoiaas Keita eee ay a he ey Henry Finch, ved, staamship One (Ger), Von Emster; SBRURSWICK, Oa, July 17—Cleared, schr Maud Bar ork, Serve On ty. Poth ArHi aaa UO July 2 carrived, schr Chas E Hellier, Hous “Gfsared—Senrs Amelia, Wentworth, and A Hayford, i i$ waa, fom, NOEK: ceived, bark Hosea Rich, Pleroe, Now BELFAST, ve agss Arrived, schts Mary Clark, Perry, i New York: Lonve, Hallowall, and Massachu- setts, Lewis do! loth Mary,’ Gilchrist, do; 2th, Saraly Peted sist ach hr Malabar, McCarty, d BRIDGEPORH, er ta arrivea. vache J}. Delanoy, Der fe mu th ROHAREESION, Se as Arrived, steamer: Wan t Trax ton, Frisble, New York for Brazos {putin for a harbor). ith—Sailed (not arrived), schr A P Emerson, Emerson, "% ae kerved, ,schrs MYrover, Brown, New York: Tel: a ‘or! ook ip Charleston, Berry, New York. ince July 2l—Cleared, schr Mist, Robinson, New 23d—Oleared, schrs Palos, Olber; Matan: Bragdon; ‘regrapin, Woo Wootten, and Kesstone, ih New Yor. , i ae ine rive bar! ay ALE kt nua hin leg. § rived ants Sparkle, Shrop- ‘Trenton; Amboy. Itimore. Franc yaut—Arrived, sehrs Memento, te So a, South J “kmboy ved, schrs Fountain, G Balled Schew Elisa Jank i ptapien, Be rout, Pilladetpting T pe Sinitl Bowman; RS Dean, noomber ges ee 584 Mount, Young, and Black Diamond, sm) GALVESTON, July 13—Cleared, brig Morancy, Gor: ham, Pascagoula (betore reported sailed 15th tor Pensa. Reet tate i—Arrived, schr Jos Fishy. santero Kennebunkport. . Cleared, pain Carrie A Bentley, Falkenburg, New ith —Crearea, schr Carle 8 Webb, Rowland, New" GLOUCESTER, July Jardine Broth-- erg, Nelson Miraisiehl (and saled et DIANOLA, July 10—Cleared, schr Ajax) Saunders; rept nr Julia A Tider, Corson, New Yo KENNEBUNKPORT, ‘Arrived, scht D ford, Harris, Sandy Pane van EW ORLEANS, July Arrived, Sten rote ret, Baker, Cedar Keys; Havana, yia Florida ports. Below, ship | Northam from Liverpool; bark Halcyon, Bartel, thos a Havana. ian “Bulger, Roe Quarantine, brig John M Burns, Front ey Spa ved, steamship City of D: July 23—Arrived, ship Baden, Dyer, "a site —shi Matura. yee my ae July 22-—Salled, schr W L Bradley, Ter to anil 26th om her returns, ‘ti Ad we i LEWD: July 24—Arrived, sehr Scat Pit, ym a] Watled“Schr David 8 Sines, Hantioy, Philadelphia. NEW BEDFORD, so a Arrived, schrs Revilla B Yoeds, Ham, Atlantic City, NJ; Palladium, Ryder, Port: pttatled, ete M ca) srentlersons 6 op lehman oret by iy ASC 5 jasting Young: SEE eae ene gud Louie Winchestor, New York. NEWPORT, July 2%, PM—Arrived, schré Rrepetih Trefethen, (rom Taunton for New York; Eliza Hamilton, $p se Fail ftw ber og do for do; sloop Henry Clay, eG i? ver for Betieds-solirs Rien ste, Jolin Graco, Doakes, Whistler. ape AM—Sailed, schr Cabinet, Westall, New York, and OORT TOWNSEND, July 18—Arrived, barks Sampson; Greenteat San Franclieo; Rureka, Ki Knacke, do; Condor . 10 ony ei eae Sth aioe Paating Gon). Bat Catisoy Guba, Theobald, Acapulco; Alhambra tbr) Ne ‘rancisco. et eg ae Ce July 18—Sailed, bark Buena Vista, Sonn MA ADIBON, “July 17—Salled; bark Northwest; Farnham, San Francisco, On a LUbLoW, July 18—Arrived, bark Adelaide Coo- arr Hawes, Sanre Barkers, POHILADELPHIA, July 25 —Arrived, brig Abby Thax> ny D tor, Parker, Bangor via Wilmington, Cleared—Ship Island Home Br), ‘ntatr, Hamburg: bark Bellatrix (Ger), Kruse, Stettin; brig Ellen P art, Armstrong, Cienfuegos: sonra dW Vannemuan, Sharps, and J ih eee Simpson, Boston; Mary Pricé, New love, + iver, PO! ND, July se arrine br ore Lois Ha: a schr T 8 McLel os brig rornen : Cl rede-Bark Ella, Glive ea Ayres scluy hia Georgetown, DC; Saml Gilman, Kelly, hiteta ry ROVIDENCE, July 25—Arrived, steamer WP Rover Fhiladelohiay | sohrs Thomas Ball, idee jeorgetown, ragdon, ny Foam Milliken, Waitimere, ide O 'Bulara, Small, doe Maracaibo, Henley, 20, Bi Trenton: A G Pense, Dee, Fort Elizabethport; John Bunge, Rondout; P ine, Bliven, Hoboken: uel Smith, M "do: Vincent Barkalow, Mart fos Staten Taander, Miller, South Ambo i Grogon, : New York tin elow, schrs Lemuel Hall, Grin: nell, from Resende; Wm 8’Bowen, Golien, from New Yor! McClellan, Howes, Baltimore: sohre Risley, Georgetown, DO FOOKS, Eliza eons Martha’ P Ring. ca fill Raritan River Cynthia anc, Gardnor, Haverstraw; Jamos M Kissain, Sinith, Ne Fork Daniel ‘Webster. Packer, ‘Orcar F Hawley, Bayles, do; Mary Stow, sala “jf Young, Barre (07 slo) hia, PAWTUCKET: Jan iy 26—Arrive rs_Belle ! Steelman, Port Johnson; Lucy hate Bpiede Salled—Bchr Floreo, Hale, New York, ._ ROCKLAND, July 23—Sailed, schrs_ JG Drew, Carter, TEN TRANCISCO Tal ae Cad Si creoamshi , duly rrived, steam: na, Parker. Panama; barks Spirit of the Day Dawn ene Dis ‘on, and Sonoma, Hawes, Liverp Santea—Barks Shooting Mears a etiatin, and wenteese. ie), Arthur. Nanaimo: Melanctbon, Pate tterson, Astor ALEM, July 24—A thomas. Vangiacr, vangilder, Philadeiphia: ‘tigate M ‘tals ils, Armatrong, F Port. ack Jane, Haskell, Elizabot J Fellows, Balled, steams Adeline’ Ty ee swalled Sth evn NE Rankin, Fulla vel Iphia, nkin, re sone RSE July 24—Arrived, schrs Mi 4 Montana, Bearse, Prudence, Halsey, New York; ing Robbins, south Aumboy Avail, Smith, do. J Handy, Amboy; W F Green, Pendleton, sineel ane 4 M Flanni an, Shaw, do. NEYARD HAVEN, Jialy, 25—Arrived, achrs Corvo, New York for Boston; Bay ‘State, ‘Weehawken for do; Frolic, Chilswark for do; & Louise, Port, Johnson for 40; Eastern Bell, Hoboken for Newburyport; Ben. New York for Yarmouth, NP; -ADby 1 for New York; ER Emerson, richmond, Ma, for Ball passed by—Schr N J Miller, Sailed—Schrs Lyndon and Wm H Vanname. 26th, AM—Arrived, schrs Lady Suffolk, Hoboken for Boston Alnomak, ‘New York for Rockland; Samuel Nash, oath Atboy for Yansnts Harbors Cochéeo, New. HQrk for Camden: Panther, Weehawken to discharge this port; Garland, — for New York. Sailed “Sohirs ¢ Pogheeo Arcturus sand Samuel Nash, N iC, rrived, schrs Hai white, e Hoping, ‘new York? John Williatha dor ce BROKE, July ‘d-Arrived, sehr’ Vulean, Cog- cing Se Yor di, geb T.Standiah, Wi eared, schr L-Standish, Wilder, New York, WICKFORD, ‘July 2%, 6 PM—Arrived, schr David @ Floyd, Clifford, #ivanethport ort. Sailed—Schr'T P Abel, Carr, New York, LLA LNEOUS. (A bsouoTE DIVO! 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Sole agent, JOHN and 9 College place, New York. 0 YOU KNOw IT? miNcaRsrERe HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND SODA. is the rtect Tonic aud Invigorator on eartl mj Etherat Debility, Nervousness, Prostration, eat Forces and Powers and Weakness of every kind. ulates the ay ETE {he strength and ni produces refreshins re $l and Saber bo J. WINC LES’ aR & CO, Chemists, ohn ress, N.Y E GHTH a NNUAL STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE ncailtailies NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Milwaukee, Wis, June 80, 1878. cask eanital, Surplus ASSETS, United States bonds, nd ] of "67. . United States bonds, St be nds, eapren also United States bonds, agren iia Milwaukee and St. bor Milwaukee Ci Cash on hand Tod in bank. Cash in hands of agents. Bilis receivab! Personai property and balances due. Unadjusted tosses and other claims,... $21,105 00 OFFICERS, Alex. Mitchel, ha Ta Forguson, Ir . D, Holton, Vice | President. W. D. Bacon, General Agent. F. H. Whipp, Secretary pro tem. di. L. Paimer, Attorney. known through the N of dividing their Insura cles as strong in resourc ble business men, as tho pany of ental es Ey Ag Agent, 163 pooshoty w York. 8 NT RICES ‘ OURREN se Ae ATREL RAILS, made from native’ Steel Ore at Ce rolling milis “$115, currency bop the 1 scat States currency 92, currency Rereifan, nil steel. 65, currency Rerolling, one. fyorut fot ms eee tor over tihree ears ae Dela- rare dicen rear Tenck of the brie allway and other ain RPL A Pa 1 roadway, New York,