The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1873, Page 10

ls ~~ LOVE AND ‘SUICIDE. oo ee A Wife and Her ‘?aramour Shoot | wuen Themselves, in Presence of the Husband. THE PARAMOUR SHOT oT TRO THEHFART fF | A Wonderful Story of Wreeg and Giindestine, | Love—What Camo of a Visit to Boston—Aa dnfatuated Hasband Seeking a ‘Perjured . Wife~He Prevents His Wite’s Sui- cide—Interviews with the Hus- ‘band and Wife—A Sad Story. Last ‘night, about elewer o'clcc’y “w terrible tragedy took, place at 49 Gudiow street. It is the ld story off illicit ove endfag in Ceath—the often told tale of the oviraged / sausband, veeking redress for ais wrongs. In the second floor flack roo’, leet night, of the mouse in Ludlow street John ;Fre@erick Munckes | and Battie Menckes lag on t me -Bed, dreased, and satking together. They ‘were langning and jesting tegether. instrange centras £with their good humor “was the sight of two revolvers which lay by txeir tides, A'MNOCK came at the door of the room, but “they made no answer, 7 Menthe door was pusked open, and the feasuressof the man who entered it i she had saved. trom. Bos' she lived on a wee to the wife OP Fritz. ‘Then NEW YORK, HERALD, ‘SATURDAY; AUGUST 2, 1873.—WITH SUPPLEMENTS Yer of enring for/Pritz, whem she had/not tle Alter that be ‘did not oe seein ‘TO HER BUSBAND, ae axe. “oth OF July the bh came ipto the ‘where she was lying in bed with his niece, id her to clear outof the house with Fritz, one at to it out of bed in the middie of the night and leave the house with woe At the time she only six ‘ts in, her et, and ‘she ‘faked hor mhasband er pocke: by $5_¥o get a farnished room, which he reiused her. Fritz vaat night was sleeping in the front room on the floor and her husband slept in auother room, She did not sieep with her husband because he had not asked her she bye, a her husband cared nothing for e le tie house that night she swore Not to return to him and sho never did. She was finally determined to commit suicide with Fritz if | her hubband anvoyed her any more. He prevented Bee aes jJamping in as he did @ud spatohing ber re- SHE FIRED THE SHOT fe ner ig! b _ did so, p vet coy pnepecned in injuring “her breast, whioh bled a good deal. Was not sufffring much. When the reporter asked fier whether she would ever retura to her husband she answered “Never!”’ in the -most decided tone. She said sbe loved Fritz with all ker Soplend yer ber husband. She added that she wished she had ied with him, Mrs, Manckes expressed herself throughout with great frecdom and did nov conceal her sentiments Mm the feast. Neither the husband nor the wile is held‘as“ prisoner, ont as a witness before the Cor- ‘ oner in the inquest, ' which will be held te<day. SUICIDE ast NIGHT. John Kessell, of 56° Forsyth street, while inja ft of delirium tremens last night, got ap on a stool “and took from the cupboard a knife, eith which he cut his throas from ear to ear, missing, however, the jugular vein. He wes sent to Bellevue, and the doctors say Lathan here is no chance of his recovery. made béth shudder. If, the husband of the ‘womar--Charies Augus (y3-Munckes, who thas SUDDENLY <CAME IN. He advanced qutekly tOwrerd the bed. “ Hattie,” ue said jm @ low voice compresved ‘with emotion, “+ will yauccome back to me 1” “Neo!” sue answeyed, Her companion said nothing. The husband begrg@a, beseeched, implored, out his wile remained op@arate to all bis entreaties, and told bim coldly fhat if he molested them they had both resolved pve take their lives. The-husband told thestory of 44 sufferings, his wrongs. Jt was of no avail, He. persisted, she persiaved. She met every effort hegmade towards reconciliation with cold contempt, But he never flinched, .and again expostulated ‘with her. Both the Tham-and the woman on the bed by this time ‘held t'heir -revolvers in their bands and ap- peared defermined to carry out their inten- sooner dfe‘than support the misery of euch a lite. Suddenly he darted voward his wile and attempted to wrench the revolver irom her gragp. At the fame moment, and with the same detonation, two shots were mare OTH HAD ‘Tue husband found himself st stanaing above bie wife. She wasalive. The shot which he haa a tempted to stop had gone off evidently by her cate band ‘and had gone through one of her breasts, but saaionie press any serious injury, Had not he anterv ot might have been deadly. The other nee mi been fired by John Frederick Munckes at himself, 11 had gone straight to the heart and betore the S ectne of tue two shots had passed away he was @ co! e wonan took in the. Risuation at a glance and ~cried to her husband :. “Go lor a doctor; Frits is dying.”’ The husband ran’from the room, but on the stairs met a police officer, who frepred bim and made him go bpck to the room. A ghastly sight met their oombined view. The woman was. lying across the body oj the dead man and seemed to be sobbing her life away. The potice officer, Re: took ae’ after ex- mining the state of affairs, e husband, Charles A. Munckes, and the e wile to the bidridge etreet police station. THE DEAD BODY of Jonn Frederick } Munckes Was taken there shortly valterwards, A HERALD reporter was quickly on the scene. Charies A. Munckes was in a cell on the lower floor and was interviewed. INTERVIEW WITH THE HUSBAND. He is a man of avout thirty-five years of age, of good height and appearapce, with dark com- plexion and a black mustache. He speaks intelli- = and. with a strong German accent, His story ‘was one of intensely buman interest, and showed # most surprising. condition of demeralization in his family. He said:—‘{ come from Germany, and have been in this country seven years. ‘The suicide 18 my ne’ lap son of my brother, I reared him when he ig father. I took him to my house, and he lived. with me all the time until jately. Some time o, when I was living at 75 kighth as wins ea aniabure, with my wife and Fritz, I thought 1 noticed that they were getting intimate. Fritz was doing nothing at the time, and I kept the whole family by my work, which 18 brush- making. I have worked at 262 Pearl street for the seven years I have been in this country. I married Hattie three years ago, On the 20th day of April tast year Fred LEFT THE HOUSE WITH MY WIFE and they tock with them all the > Bae had In the bank, about $400, They went to Basher and lived the ogether for about a week. went tomy wif iter, Annie Neupert, at 266 West Twenty- fixth street, and made inquiries for them, but could find out nothing about them, One day when I was Vee 2 the store they walked in together. ‘hey asked ame to forgive them and begged me not to be hard on them, andl, who loved my wile, told them to 0 home and behave themselves and it would be all right. 1 went home and found them there, and all went on well for some time. Some time alter they began ageidy, as they had done before and I spoke to Fritz about it. He ®aid I was mistaken and that I shouldn't think that way. We used to go out every night to drink beer together, and the people round used to joke me about Fritz and my wife when I was playin; cards. So one night when they had talkei this way I told my wife that she must #top this, and 1 told Fritz he must leave the house, tuat J could nct stand this any more. I offered to give him some money to keep himself ‘until he could get something to do, and he took tt and went away. A few days alter when 1 went home i Jound MY WIFE HAD GONE AWAY again. ‘This was on the 9th of July. Well, looked for her some time and could not find out where she wae until one day while I was riding down in an Eighth avenue car I saw Fritz put his bead out @!l the window. I jumped out of the car and fol- Jowed the car he was in, for I knew that where I met him { should meet her. I saw him get out at 1 ¥*rsy-sixth street, and they went 20 342, where I fous they lived together under the Dame of Mr, and §.3. Martin. 1 went upstairs te their room and saw them, They were a great deal ®urprised at seeing me, and asked me what i wanted to do. I told my wife that I wanted her kK to me nd she said she would meet me on Sunday, and the matter over; I said no, that I wanted some an- ‘ewer right away, and that she must not put me off thie way; that I wanted to have her home right jay; she then said that SHE WOULD NOT COME BACK right away, that she would see about it; but I in- sisted, and she then eaid that if I molested either of them that THEY WOULD BOTH KILL THEMSELVES, Athen we ut away and saw my wife again at her Bister’s the ne day, and she repeated what she Said. Her sister told her that she had better go ome with me, pat she said she loved Fritz and wouldn't do it, Tuen Tleft aud found out from a friend of mine that they were living together in Ludiow street. I then thought I would go down to see her. In my last interview with her I had wroposed to have a regular deed of separation made ‘out and then she might do what she liked. But she ‘wouldn't even have this, always putting me of till Sunday. Sol was determined I weuld have some- ‘thing settied and then resolved to go and see them once more. go 1 went down to where I found they were in Lud- low street jast night. When Il went up after ask- ang for Mrs. Martin I heard my wife laugh, and I knew right away where it was. When I knocked @t the door no answer came and I posned it open. I saw them lying dressed on the bed.” TBE HUSBAND'S STORY of what followed is substanti: Ny given above, Munckes said he loved his wife very much, and ‘wanted her to come back and live with him, but she would not do it. He said he had taken care of “the boy,” as he called him, since he was born almost, and had Kept him aitegether since his father died. During the conversatien he was not at all excited in his manner, but seemed to believe that a just retribu- Zion had visited beth the wife and nephew. The HERALD reporter subsequentiy saw the body the suicide, John Frederick Munckes, lay stark snd cold on the floor of the back room of the Eldridge street station. The whole body was terribly pale, \Bna‘the arms lay stretched out in cross like fas jh jfon. In the left breast, which was bare, there was round hole a little larger than @ pea, and ight above the heart. It was evident that “if D£&TH MUST HAVE BEEN INSTANTANEOUS. The Appears boy, with dark hair and sight mue jark hair Tan, almost te’ was hot Bandsome nor the con The but vhere appeared to “rary, to be a great deal of dete! about it, In form the body was Slight and eh fo formed, and was dressed ins shirt, ants and white’ socks. Ho suffering was apparent Om & Cam ervance. The Teporeer the n sew Mra. Hattie Munckes, who appears to be a rat."er gg, Mn oot oa and Fy eon, of about ty en e Tressed in black, aac! had a fat fair conpiexion and Wavy light hair.’ Sne expressed herself quite ‘willing to give all the’ information in her power Feapecting the occ a ea though her voice was ‘@onstantly drowned in teas She said that+ ont isitke for her hasband first ppraceeded Lom we fact Wat hb? One day accused WASHINGTON. ‘WASHINGTON, Angust 1, 1873, Our Unprotected Territory. ‘The Washimgton Republican kas a letter dated Fort Black, Texas, July 18, saying that the Indian forays seem to imcrease to am alarming extent, Scarcely a day elapses that the bleeding and scalped body of-some poor iselated frontiersman is not found scorching under the Summer sun. Stock and horses have been taken away from the midst of Populous and seemingly secure settlements and driven to the wigwames of the savage or the haciendas of their Mexican allies. The troops which were recently stationed here, over one thousand strong, are now scattered in detach- ments throughout the country, so that the garri- son here may be considered..as without cavairy, Several iniantry companies yet remain here for garrison duty. The cavalry are kept constantly in motion, They have gcoured every portion of the country from the Rio Grande to the Rio Honda, and have closely guarded every creek and crossing. Yet, notwith- Standing this vigilance on the part of the troops, the savages and their allies continue to increase their incursions and carry on a more extended de- vastation of our territory than they have dared to attempt for many years previous, The same letter says that the people of the Mex- ican border States not only permit the savages to cross and recross the boundary fine with our prop- erty, but aid them in every manner possible. The national government is not altogether so culpable in these matters as are the State administratiens. Every effort of the former to bring about an amicable settlement of tne frontier diMeculties is sure to be thwarted by the corrupt machinations of the designing politicians who control the latter, The New Sloops-of-War. Bids were opened at the Bureau of Construction and Repair at the Navy Department to-day for the construction, including the materials, of the hull and machinery complete for service of two iron steam sloops-of-war of about 450 tons measure- menteach, At the same time bids were opened for the construction of the hulls alone, the vessels to be completed in seven months from the date of the contract, The bids were as followa:—Wiliiam Cramp & Sous, of Philadelphia, for vessels and machinery complete, $825,000 each; John Roach & Sons, of New York and Chester, Pa., hulls and machinery complete, $290,000 each; the Harland and Holiing- worth Company, of Wilmington, Delaware, hulls and machinery complete, $350,000 each; the Atlan- tic Works, of Boston, one vessel complete, $305,000 and $287,000 for the second one; one hull alone, without machinery, $185,000, and $177,000 for the second, The New Ten-Dollar Note. The Comptroller of the Currency to-day issued the following circular to the national banks :— The Secretary of the Treasury has this day advised me that, under a provision of the act of March 3, 1873, making an appro) Lees of $600,000 for replacing the worn and mutilated circu- lating notes of national banking associa- tions and for engraving and preparing, in such manner and on such paper and of such form and etite, as the Secretary of the Treasnry may prescribe, new cireulating notes for such associations to replace notes of a design and denomination now successfully counterfeited, pro- vided that each of said national banking associa- tions shull reimburse the Treasury the costs of the circulating notes furnished under this provision. He has directed the Superintendent of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to prepare at once a new $10 plate for national bank notes, {rom which shall be printed upon the distinctive peter designated by the Secretary for use in the printin, of bonds and notes and other obligations of the United States all the $10 notes hereafter required to be printed fer national banks. The $10 notes already printed and on hand will be delivered to the national banks a3 usual for the present, but no new _ notes of that denomination will be ordered to be printed from the old plates. National bank notes of other denominations will be printed and furnished as heretofore, without expense to the banka until JOHN JAY KNOX, otherwised advised, ‘Comptroller of the Currency. Gold Discovered in Alaska. The Commissioner of the General Land Office is in receipt of information that valuable deposits of gold have been discovered by army officers sta- tioned in Alaska, THE BROOKLYN BUDGET. Some of the democratic members of the Boards of Aldermen and Supervisors met last night in the Common Council chamber of the City Hall witha view of making @ reduction in the various esti- mates of the heads of the different depart- ments for the support of the city gov- ernment. Mayor Powell occupied the chair. When the meeting had been called to order the Mayor read statement No, 6 of the budget, which provided for the lighting of the streets, printing and stationery, fuel, gas, rent, election expenses, public baths and the improvement of Washington and Putnam avenues, all of which amounted to 2, 500. ierman McPHERSON said he was hog pete to jt Bid for the improvement o1 Washing- ton and Putnam avenues. ‘The Mayor saia there was a special law provid- ing for the improvement, The pubiic baths was | not obligatory on them, but the lighting oi the streets was. Supervisor RicHarps gave his views of the new charter in pretty plain terms. This charter had been forced upon them by the radicals, whose in- tention it was, from all be could see, to plun- der the ity, He was opposed to the charter in every res and contended that the joiut Board of Aldermen and Rapervinces had no right to increase the budget | half @ willion dollars. ‘Phe item for sslaries Ww: increased $81,000 without any authority. The co tingencies and the increase of the salaries was $576,000, and this, he said, was to be spent among the ward politicians, He read the names of several republican oficiais {rom the payroll and called = pe bj layor POWELL objected to these personalities and called Mr. Richards to order, but the latter would not, he said, be choked off in that w: Goeae to ee into the Health Boa ard of City Works, He said the Sanitary Inspec- a tan the mg Health ing @ set of blood. sucking quacks, who were unabie to earn a livi: in their own profession. gd Alderman CLANCY wanted to know if the Su- pervisor was acquainted with any of the gentle- men of whom he was speaki Supervisor RICHARDS said e wai but he did not wish to be personal or he would m¢ Mt.on their mes. ihe items were Seana a ond a ‘Were not cut down, and the meeting adj FATAL SMASH ON A PENNSYLVANIA ROAD. CUMBERLAND, M4., August 1, 1873. This afternoon a@ freight train ran into the rear ofa gravel train near Mineral Point, on the Pitts- and |ywesterly to ——S—= SATURDAY, AUGUST 2—3 A, M. ———— SPAIN. A Germay, Man-of-War In Putmit of An ,In- ‘ surgent Frigat. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. » Manrip, Augost', 1873. “An insurgent frigate entered tive harbor of jalaga to-lay, closely followed by. “nman- “of-war. She shortly afterwards sailed, /going eastward, and pursued again by the Germa's, Tt is supposed thrt she will be captured by theplatter. ‘The imeurgents of Cranadasoffer ‘to'surrenaer. Provabiiities, the Middle Atlantic ‘States increasing For eseure, lower temperature, southwesterly ama westerly winds, ‘partly cloudy and rctear weather. For Wew England south- westerly winds, warm, cloudy weather, and ecasional iocal storms; from Lake Michigan to Zake Onftario and thence’to Missouri and the Ohio “Valley clearing, cooler weather and south- northwesterly ‘winds; for the Gulfand South Atlantio States falling barometer, “warmer and increasing cloudy weather, followed by tocal storms on tke Gulfcoast. Reports are missing from the Northwest, Canada, Florida and Oregon. The Weather in This City Yesterday. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in comparrison with the corresponding day of last ches as indicated by the thermometer at Huanut’s rmacy, BBEED: juilding : 2. 1873, 1872, 1873, “ 16 82 92 66 76 «OP. M. 84 72 80 OPM. 16 17 85 12 P.M. 15 Average temperazure yesterday 80% Average temperature for corresponding date last year.. PRINT OLOTHS MARKET, Provinancy, R. 1. August 1, 87% d firm at unchanged prices. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. Printing cioths quie! SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER, Sun rises. 4 57 | Gov. Island...morn 2 03 Sun sets, 716 | Sandy Hook..morn 1 57 Moon sets. ve 11 49] Hell Gate.....morn 3 48 OCEAN STEAMERS, ‘DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST. "Office, 69 Broadway, Liverpool. 15 Broadway. Liverpool../i9 Broadway 7 Bowling @ 2 Bowling Green 16 bronaway. 61 Broadway ..| Bremen. :|Liverpool.: :|Hamburg . Havre :/2 Bowling Green Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green :|2 Bowling Green “91 Broadway. :/19 Broadwar. 4 Bowling Green 69 BroaaWay, 72 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 1, 1873. ene OLEABED. Steamship Adriatic (Br). town—J H Sparks ‘| Hamburg Liverpoo! :: Liverpool: . .|Liverpoo, -|Glasgow. "Perry. Liverpool via Queens- Steamsh: labria (Br), McMickas, Liverpool via Queenstown—C G Francklyn. Steamship City ot Brooklyn (Br), Jones, Liverpool via Queenstowi—John G Steamship Spain eo, rhes Liverpooi via Queenstown —F WJ Hurst. Steamslip Columbia (Br, Monroe, Glasgow—Hender- son Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Nortolk, City Point and Richmon id Dominion Steamship Co Ship Washington, Chase, Liverpool—C L Wright & Co. Ship Yosemite, Marks, Packarmayo (Peru) 8 spin- mark Ol Olimpia (Aus), Premada, Penarth Roads—Sloco- : ‘Bark Geo W Jones (Br), Robbing Bristol—J W Elwell & ark Medea (Aus), Pacinich. Cardiff—A P Agresta. Bark Cecilia (Aus), Onteo, Queenstown or Falmouth tor Bark Oceun (er), Gerdes, Bremen—E Unkar Tk Ocean (Ger), Gerdes, Bremen—! Bark ch Chas "Guia QBN), Hucelinson, Seetlucy W EI we Bark G Gincomino (ital), Bonifazio, Leghorn—Funch, Go. Ea ‘Vark Isubel (Sp), Artan, Barcelona—A P Agresta. pBark Montene, Hainmond, “Bridgton—Dwight & Platt. Bark Gertrude, Dailey, Portiand—J E Ward & Co, Brig Alpha (Br), Prowse, Bi 4+ F Bul ey Brig Nicolaus (Wer), Berg, Com fantinopie—Faneh, Baye Bri Clarabelle, Tracy, Aricana—Miller & Ho Brig Lewis L Squires, Baker, Trieste—8 juire 1 Ba: Maurice, Bartlett, Cadtz—R P Buck & Co, Brig Robert Mowe, Abbott, Bridgton—H Trowbridge’s irig Emma Heather, Hudson, Sagua 1a Graiide—J W Elwell & Go. poke C5 Bushnell, Mayo, Antwerp—Funch, Edye & ‘Schr Jas M Riley, Boynton, Havre—Brett, Son & Co. Schr Geo Waiker, Cole, Gibraltar—Miller & Houghton. Schr E J Falmer, stevens, Campeachy, Laguayra and Fro ‘The oT ulvbara Ge), Mille _ Apple Htiver—Jed htor hornton ntera- pect “fanet iaehr iG 1G McFarland, MeFarlana, (Sw Bay—8 © Loud Schr Washington, Berry, Indianola—Tupper & Beattie. nent Gaudpheid, Ficuch, Jacksonvilicc-Overton w kins sche ‘Jos Rudd, Anderson, Charleeton—Squire Thornton Beh Sinbad, Perry, Baltimos ‘Wm Chalmers. hr Rosina, Cumming, Ne aryportmJed Frye & Co. ik, Bi —Chas H Low, ras, Pnuaaciphia. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TBLEGRAPH LINB. Steamship Castalia (Br), Butler, Glasgow July 19, via Mowilte aoeb, with mdse atid 24 passengers to Henderson Pteamship Rhein. (Ger), Brickenstein, Bremen Julv 19 and Southampton midye and 634, passengers, Geirichs & Co. Arrived at 7PM. July 2 lat Sn lon rey dan American sh'p showing signals F HK 2 Sout we 4940. lon 20. 1ean Toman ateats! Jat 49 17, ay 29 80, brig Staghoand / Jon 48 40, ‘ship Southern Chief, from New York ; Aug 1, lat 40 24, lon 69 a] fiman steaxnabip, steamsdip Koln, and -«’ Bale steamship, bound east. Steamship New York (Ger), Klugkist, Bremen July 16 via rich OB vl 19th, with indse and 293 passenvers Gelrichs & Co, | Had westerly winds to the Banks: trom thence much fog; 20th, lat 44 i N, Jon 44 83 W, pageed ship Leoc ae Ty from ‘iremen for New ¥. 7ith, lat 43 55 N, eo) W, bark Johann kenler (Ger), from do for. do 39 jat 42 b5, lon 65 21, a National line steam- ship, bow icamahip w Orleans. Gager New Orleans Ji i with passengers rk & Seaman. 29, lat iaanle 7086, exchanged signals with a hera Drig showing white flag, with red leiters JW, Ste Leo, Dearborn, Sava ani mdse ry Passengers os Murray, F lat $7 24, lon 74 45, passed steamships City o hence for New Orleans, and Georgia, hone tor Charles: “Steamship Ellen § verry, Salycar, Newborn, day. with mdse and. vassejicers to Mirra. Perle & CO, bari Regulator, Freeman, Thiladelphia, wit mdse to the Lori Steamship Co (ital, Risso, Swansea {days with rail- 1 to Slocovien & Co ermouth, NS), Raymond, Sligo vd & Hincken. Bark Vorwacrts (Ger), Schubbe, Rotterdam 7 days, in ballast to Tobias. Bark Daupner iNon. Ingvoldsen, Havre 58 days, in er vajark ‘Palo Alto, Tenne r 2 dave, with o, Tenney. fanamo . acco to Brovks & Cur vem! ol Dek OM Brook Brig Baden, (Nor), Nielwen, Barrow 6 days, with rail way fron to H Sweetiands vessel to Tetens & Be Brig Anna (of Maitiand, NS), McNutt, Cow ay ae days, with coal toG Bswain & Sons vessel tol Fw ne; Wehr Jennie F Wiley, Wiley, Fernandina 8 daya, with yellow pine to TD Witney i yewel tos © Loud Predmore, Corson, Virginia. Kehr Lucy, Amen Bishop, Virginia, Kehr ida Grant, Harpw mich V rginia, Belie Paragon, Rose, ¥ seamen aes {mw from Ci ‘iff via Sydne; S0ch wit and bark Brine! qital, frown Lon Gon, rrived 30uh, are Goth cousigned y 8 Le Merchant & Co (uot as before reported) Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND souTa. Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bodford for New York. with mdse and passengers to Ferguson & Wood. ir Florida, “Thompson, Hochland for New York, with stone to order. burg and Conneillaville Ratiroad, killing John Lydon Sehr Connecticnt, Stapleton, Ftonington for New York. and injuring three others, silisborers: severa: of ron WP Meany, Lewis, Pord@ad for New York, with ie cars, ae Dut was bers Lng inn } Schr Biw ‘Tot, Jarvis, New Hayeg for sigxan- Sehr Balle — Trefethen, Taunton for New Sehr MA en pert: for New York. Senr tare L Gok hip for New York. Set New York. a for New York. Rel jet, Smith, New ee Bow, York. Paes" Uartford for El eer alexandra. | Ditcl artiord for Hllssbethport. rEmma & x Provide nce or Rew for Port Johnson. r Gi “eck, pw York. bred Ch teary, bit or New York, with pamber xe woreed Bros Bebr ‘arren, Meda ry ta tor New York, sony ay are Fail : ver for 1. York. m3 Cay lly, n for New Yor! Beur-aailic W Ponder Recasher. Taunton tor New York ped od M Bayles, ‘Armold, idence for Weehaw- nr Evergreen, er, Providence for Rondout. [4 Koanoke, hy ‘faunton for New York. Sct r Messenger, Dean, Taunton tor New York, Sohr Cloud. theurt ‘Norwich for Trenton, sehr & # Church, Gifford, Oape Cod for New York. Sehr Indiana, Peiigton, "Newport for New York, Sehr Tunis Dey Ker, Somerset for New York. Sehr Zachary Saviors Hill; New Haven tor'New York. Veranda, Pond, Providence tor New York. -Kwell, New London for New York. VauNume, VanNume, Newport or Now York Muskee, MeCilbtock, New’ Haven for New York. r RS Dean, Ma , Fail River for New York. Sehr Allie z Belden, Belden, Hartford tor New York. hi A » Providence aye York. haw, New Haven itimore. el od Sele Willard Saulsbury, Young, Providence for New etir CH Vandervoort, Kelty, Boston for New York. Schr Mlyaway, Emos, rovidence for New York. Scur Win L Burden, A once for New York. Schr Memento, Weeks. F. Itaiver for New Yor! Sobr Nightingale, Youn vidence tor ‘Phvtadetphte, Schr John Lozier, unton for New Yor! fous Helen P, Joses for Philadelphia, with at Schr Lizzie, Taylor, Providence for Rondont, Schr Rescue, Kelly, Boston for New York. Schr Kmma, bearse, gan Ba ‘New York. ee Minerva, Brij ighiman, Fa y River tor New York, r katelle, Fura} for New York. tir Darius fddy, y, Conaae | New 1 London for New York, es Schr Gale, Coulson, N rch ar nton. a ir Danied Webster, idence for New Sclir J English, Barker, Proraegs for New York, Behr Heary Re: “ye Allen, New Mayen for New York. Schr Tanis Bod: New Haven tor New York. Schr David G Floyd, Clifford, New rw port for ‘New York. Schr H Blackmun, Aroold, Providence for New York. Belir K L Sturges, ‘chase X New Bedford for New York. Schr Nye, Chase, Fall River for New York, Katehful, th, Providence for New Yors, Marema Jenson, Dayton, Providence for New ‘Sehr M C Sproul, Sproul, Hartford for New York. Schr Fashion, Slattery, Provid dence for New York. Schr Paliadium, Ryder, New Bediord tor New York, Sehr Muria E Hearn, Hearn, Stamford for New York. Schr W 8 Thomp: Phillips, New Londen for New ‘ork. Zehir Geo P Kane, Peterson Providence for New York. Schr Ida 0 Jayne, Jayne, n for New York. Schr A Gurney, Gurney, Nex New| Haven! for New Y Bohs Schr John W Bearse, Taunton for New Yor! Rehr Sarah Brean ee Wareham for New York. Schr Mai rett, Madison tor New York. euira, ve Schr Sarah W Blake. Blake, Frovidence for Now York. Sehr LJ Faith, Buldwin, New Haven tor New York. Sehr Ann Bliza, 11, Newpert for New York. Schr Hunter, Cr ton for New York. Schr Kobin Hood, Baker, Providence for Philadelphia. Steamer Thetis, Gale, Provideace for New Yor, Wwita mdse and passengers. BOUND EAST. Brig, Anna Lindsley (Br), Dunn, New York for Pilis- bree Peer Roberts (Br), Hunter, New York for Wind- Giark, Buell, New York for Middletown, Ct. Sehr Sarah kud, Arnold, Philadelphia tor Pawtucket. Schr Hattie G'McFariadnd, McFarland, New York for Cow Bay, Sehr Maria Adelaide, Smith, New York for Boston. Sehr Vesta, es, New York for Boston, Hay: Schr John i Hickey, Hulse, New York tor Norwich. Sehr Silas Wright, Mead, Port Johnson for Boat Sclir Louisa. Mrancis, “Winchester, New York for Now Bediord. Schr M Hand, Hallock, Elizabethport for Fall River. Schr Wm Gray, Gray, New York for New London. phchr Paumpero (sr), hiathewoun, New York for St John, Mfohr Quickstep, Sinith, Philadelphia for Pawtacket, Sehr Carrie Johes, Wallcost, N wadinu i'No 49, Lytile, Treu:on for Bringeport. Sehr Foam, Homans, Trenton for Pawtucket, Solr Mira A Pratt, Pratt, New York tor Providence. pone John Barkalew, Beil, New Brauswick for Provi- Sent E A Blater, Cook, New York for Salem. Schr Henrietta, Kelly, Philadelphia for Lottery Land- in, Schr Penusylvania, Butter, Amboy for Fall River. Sebr Gangea, Salsbury, Port Johnson for poslon, fchr Perine, Duffield, New York tor Stoningto! Sehr Ontario, Barbour, Eli ibethport for Hrovidence. Babcock, Babcock, Amboy tor Wester! Schr Bee May, Finek: Ehizabethport for Fall r. gepr Herald, Hodgeaon, Bitaabechport tor Portland. Eliza ‘J Raynor,’ Mitchell, Hoboken tor Frovi- New York for Providence. ull, Brown, Port Jonson for Stoning- mn. Schr Angie & Carrie, Mosher, New York for New Lon- on. Schr Mary Hoxie, Chesebro, New York for Noank. mith, Read, Ezabethport for Middletown. il New York tor Bangor. Hamilton, Campbell, Ainboy for Hariord. on Willian D Demin; Mitchell, Rondout for Newbury- or Sehr Allandale. Kelly, New York for phate ay Schr Helen M Waite, McRac, New York for C: aaa Mary H wiatin, Ferris, izabethipore tort ‘Wick- Schr Ring Dove, Manes, Hoboken for Cherryfeld. sae Thomas B Swith, Bowman, Port Johnsoa for New Sehr A y Williams, Morrell, New York tor Stamford. Schr Emily, Morrell, Amboy tor Stamford. SAILED, Barks Gaetano, Genoa; “Principessa Margharita di Pi- monte (tal), Cork; Antonio (Ital), Sots nstown, &c; brigs Vigo (Br), fateh Nicolaus aus asantiog He Tere- sina (tab, @ ster; Guisbor ‘Br), Are tario (Aus), Cork « or Walmouths, Gea ina" (Ger), Dantale ; Marga Almon Rowell, Cardenas; bey B D Pit Schr Thomas ; Seget- retha Blanca (Ger) en Bishop, Montevideo: schrs Jas M Riley, aye! Bushnell, Antwerp; ‘Neute Cushing, St John. Cevile, Para; Edward Janet (Br), Para; Clara @" und: Charleston. Wind at sunset WSW. Marine Disasters, Steamsmre Easpy (Br), from Sydney, CB, with a cargo of coal tor the New York Gas Co. while going into the dock toot of Fourteenth street. East Eiver, struck on the reef off Seventeenth streei, damaging her tosuch an ex- tent as to cause her to sink. She was got into the dock at the foot of Seventeenth street, where she now lies, full of water. Bark Monancu—The wreck of the bark Monarch (Br), which went a:hore near Darien, Ga, some time since, Is and cargo (. Jmber)'saved, was sold at Brunswick, Ga, June 25. ‘The hull was sold to the wreck- ers for $1,259 and the materials and cargo, were pur- chased by otlier parties fer a little above $2 y arbi- tration the wreckers were to be allowed salva) . M40 th e amount of50 percent of all property saved, aud the (ur. ther sum of $2,700 for services rendered the vessel and cargo, the latter sum to be paid out of the proceeds of the sale of the verse! and cargo as she then lay. The amount received by the wreckers will scarcely compensate them for their service and expenscs aud dungers experienced. ‘The amount saved for the benefit of the underwriters Will gearcely pay Xpenses of the settlement of the ques- tions. ckers will proceed to save the remainder of the cargoyand possibly the vessel. Barx Cxtxsry, Wright, trom Shields for Valparaiso, put into Montevideo June 0 leaky; would discharge for re- pairs, Scur Jas TiLvKN, Haskell, from Philadelphia for Port- land, coal laden, went ashore July 30, at Saco Pool, Scux Giuuan D Kina, betore reported abandened at sea on her passage from Sagua tor Providence, had on board & cargo of molasses, honey, sugar and bones, valued at $10,000, insured in Providence offices. Scur S © Enorn, trom Jacksonville for Wilmingtot NG, before reported as having gone ashore at Masonhors on ‘Monday morning, was gotvcn off on Tuesday without injury, by means o “the appliances sent down overland ng Her cargo was frat removed. to beach, ‘whan’the’ vessel “was, adi iy ‘floated, “Neither hiorea nor beg is damaged. Bou « Farxum—Capt Calden, of steamer Ulysses inte that when his steamer ran into the scht Auntie on Tucsday, he immediately made fast and nd as the water would allow. cw had remained on board instead of clambering over ‘he stern and taki taking to their boats, the schr might have been beached instead of being allowed to sink. Bern Sea Lanx (of Calais), Iving at Hoboken. taking in 9 cargo of pig iron, took firé ‘Thursday night, in some un. Accountable manner, and to save her the crew scuttled belserie Lenox, with thi Lee in orn pile comin, through Hell Gate yesterday (bat) ick on Niguer Foiat and damaged bersélt so that Gaother taz was si liged take her in tow and bring her to this city. Cuatnam, July 30—Schr Eastern Belle hag come Ls 4 the outer bar and lies in a safe and more favorable post. tion for being got of. Part of the cargo has Ete vend ae and the rest will be discharged this week. wal probably be saved. Haurax. Joly 3li—An American fishing echr was struck by lightning in the Gulf of Canso last week. Her main- mast was destroyed and three of her crew severely in- i Miscellaneous. Brig Jonw Avites, czerey, (ate Ma ed at Vine- d Haven 30th, from Surinam 0, reports that 7 Larnman was drowned at ot ‘ca om the night of 2th ult New srxavn—Master Chrit Brown, of Tottenville Staten Island, is building, for Messrs Raymond & of South street, New York, a large propeller por see tow and wrecking service. ‘The dimensions of the ball 10s feat Keel, 125 teet on deck. 23 feet beam and 10% depih of hold; trame about three-quarters rwnite oak and Be Ls poe C. ceiling ‘yellow. pine, and" outade planking. white ug yellow pine, and. o janking w! gli et pan throughout ° Her eylinder wan’ 've $4 inches square, and boiler proportionate nize, ave power 936 foot wheel face condenses. She Will ind carry sall enough to steady Khe is built particularly for towing this port 1d Boston or Philadelphia, Fasaree oe We such. with ease in long been n nh fhe excep ier, of ‘Philadelphia there as been no other one well adapted to the sei Ene wil also be ftted up for Winter eraisiog alo and Long Island coasts to assist vessels in distress, he will be launched abo el dred ibor 1 and be ready tor fro alter receiving her inachinary in Philadelphia, abou November 1. She is not yet nained. The Taunton Gazette aye seamen's wage ages are onuea. al atthe present ume. len sl ore ie hiasttor the West Indies have been patd $86 per ind for domestic poris the wages have been at the rate of $40 per month. PowtLanp, Me, Jay 31—U8 steamer Fern, ty lying at Central whirl, has lately been fitted up foF the purpose h tguthousss with oil, ac, ates Se cons frot exas, aud is intended ‘to make two ual visits to each light, The ‘business has heretofore Deen performed by sailing vessels, SurPacrepino—At Newburyport, Capt BE C Fickett hae a barkeutine of 41) tons, named the John J Marsh, about ready for sea. John Currier is building @ ship of 1400 tons, which is now well advanced, and hag A ship of 1400 tons partly in will classed in the Veritas, under the faspeetion of Capt Eben How ‘k of about 700 tons is in course Sst ‘At Duxbury a struction, and at Fall River a 200 ton bark is well vanced. Lavnonrp—A beaatiful bark, named Christina as @ compliment to the captain’ Wile, wae jrom the shipyard of Mr Abiall G it Jeffrey's Point, ast Boston, on Thursday ‘iternoon at H 1H} feet, Jong de tween D Dervyndicwlare. Pig ce hiya Bhe } ‘TERA Mi in the the f Bently, Gildersleeve & Co, work. The sehr a 105 ae Nac toe ie, . frome mthe zara of John giehs 26, "Wim. Sawyer of A She haw, the Dullder, Perry & Tnglee and meat Gh from the yard of Stetson, G: C7 on. ito ond ry last, a fine maated ied tones hamed the ate | is of 40 tons and will qo into the wen rate tehtiag ms 0 ry 4 ness, We wndersian 4 this firm are to e Bs) for another schooner immediately. Watw we their semnceee a Anished, and will, it is expect ( iaunes ne: Rt eth ae, ‘July 30, Hagar & Thurlow 1a cote | Smee hooner of about #; tons, Jewett is owned by A va the ea ‘and, others, and will be commanded 5 lewett, of Westport, Hagar & Thurlow have ale, e stocks a bark p sane, Sor pod A "ort. le ant Gala Aenea %, one of the ine fa echrs pipe built ge me Seen Grok ‘was launched from the yard of M out Lord. She 8) tons old mn aearement, nae a dette stat ant cae ol ini ha A Lord, of ileworth, and out a rt ter Ane le maed th who will commend Witlisn, Tot 43 to pe employed lu the New York trade. Mesare Niteoul & Lo rd will bay the keel of another at once to be ag to Kove avemiber, making thrte they will have iaunched Whalemen. ers this year fitted out from Scotian for eer) Groen whale fishe: only numbers ten pein ‘and two small whales were all n tuken at Greenland uj hing gener- to the Ist of June, where the ally about the a Cs July. The above were cap- fared | Pp e Halipee, whic! rived at Peterhead on the prospect eto jorapleting eer car, ae ao, the pre hopeltal to induce. the Cap main there any longer. No has gone to Davie trait proper Cy season from Scotland, and two small ‘inte um! eriand Inlet, from which news Ship Chotoe (Br). July 23, lat ot duard (Ger), Halbersiadt, from Bremen for Bal- timore, July J, lat 45, on Brig John Wesley, hadernon, frops: Pensacola for Liver- "Forde ‘from Galveston for New York, face 30, lon 86 Su. foreign Ports. Bomsay, July 18—Arnived, ship City Camp (Br), Green, rene July 2%—Sailed, brig T H A Pitt (Br), Bulford, lew York. Ain July 29—Salled, brig Caprera, Blanchard, Port- Cras July 20—Arrived, bark Jasper, Weller, 8 John, Nl avasota, slats, ee Thomas. | ase rou, Syet Pindetta: am, 4 lew so if TY, ; jail Columbia, Brereton, once an July Te arrived, bark Sandy H. Bai ue New York? s brie Rap do; Pe sheets Burnham, Stapl iladel Balled 284, bark Martin W br Brett, Davis, north of Hat- teras; schr fe ald "New York MEU OPA ed, bark Kate Williams, Hale, 30s- meopesstis, Z, July 17—Cleared, bark Paolina (Br), rd, careers Se) July $i—Arrived, steamship India (Br), Mc- 5M ‘ona. 19: Kona, “July 25—In port bark nooga, Frec- pan, from Otago, Cerived 2 for Cobar to heed ior New aa tye 19—Cleared, bark Antonia (Sp), Domin- July bri due: us; brig Iza, Kabra, north of Hatteras vig Sait July 20—Arrived, bark Evr (Nor), Lammer, Boston, to load for London; brig Bessie, Bertof, Cienfuc: St rrived Aug 1, steamship Alpha (Br), St Thomas and Bermuda. Liverroot, July sl—Arrived, steat al rola rook Jah LAr vi mship Abbotsford (Br) Lo: July Mlarrived, steamship Holland (Br), 0) ae Ta Now fo Arrived, stoamship Manitob [OVILLE, 1-. A la: ya ir), Beott, Montrea for Glasgow. id eu Matanzas, July 22—Arrived, ship Caledonia (Br), Hud- *Hoxtnius July $0—Arrived, srametie Moravian (Br), Graham, and Texas Br, Boushette, iverpooL. M Geared" Se, “weamsiup (Br), Owen, Liver- Simla, Salter, San G Pteexsrown, Jaly 89—Arrived, shi) Francisco (and received orders for Havre). Arrived Siet, 3:9) FM; steamship Clty of Montreal (Br), Mire! w York tor Liverpool (aad proceeded) Baile Adg 1, Il AM. steam! Celtic Gin. Thompson (trom Liverpool), New Yor! ive Sourmamrron, Aug 1, Te rived, steamship Leipzig Ger), Jacger, Halfadre for Bremen. Somiman, July 4—In Tt Pronto, Allen, for Boston in Gdaya; sehr Bright faley, for do in 20'days. Saaua, July 17. jolconda, Lord, New York: 18h, brig Starbearh ie iter north of Hatteras; 19th, wc Bouner, ore. jon! ved 18th, bark ‘Sonn G Hall, an Brunswick, oth, brig Merriwa. Downs, Portland. ly 30 Arrived, Trigs Aibert Bewss (Br), Sandford Philasta hia; Countess dir), Hopewell, Port: land; sclir Rangatira (dr), Laverty, a goth sohte ila 6 MeLean” (BS Cook, New Germ (Br), orn do. mn Sreausnir Razrs.) Antwerr, July pe aprived: John E Chase, Davis, New ‘ork. Axons, July 10—Arrived, Chiarina, Gargullo, New dxinror Pi. July 19—A: hes Frage Froud, New ‘ork ; Aberdeen, Dunbar, th, Maggie, Holman, *, Scott, and Tare. Vicurich, Ljusne toi Ironsides, Berry, from In Penarth Roads 20th, Oliver Emery, Dott, from St John, NB, for orders. on ea cen ig Roads 20th, Francesca Sanguinetta, Al- “ofeurasr, July phiay do; u Yor ntella, Olivarl, Bultimore;' He a s ‘Satellite, Turner, do. pee MERHAVRN, July 16—Arrived, Wm M Reed, Stinson, Akyab; Minna, Roewe, Wilmington, NC: I7eh, Donad (9), Neynaber,’ Now York; Derby, ‘Huncken, do; 18th, Grat Bismarck (6), Nordehholt, New rorks 8 iri irius, Ren: Jes, Baltimore, Uigusie, V jarten, PeOwERAMAVER, uly is-arrived, Susan! M, rade, Phil. a Houonavx, July 18—Salied, Isaac Hall, Colcord, New yoann, July 19—Arrived, Zingara, Hodges, ‘Cuonsrapt, July 15—Arrived, E 8 Scranton, Wheeler, New Orleans. Caucurra, June 21—Cleared, British Statesman, New Be Oberon, do. Gacuians July S-Sailed, Lawrence, Cataldo, Bos Arrived,’ Rapidor, Giendinnlg, ‘Phila. Hudson, Pratt, New York for do i, Busan ks Voothis Tulford, London anchored); 2st, Little Fury, Mundy, do New (anit proceeded) ; 20. for Boston (and for Sydney, C B (and anchored). Doan, July 19—Arrived, Lucille, Ancrews, New York. puyereh July 19—Kalted, ‘Union, “fownesen, Philadel- PaLano. July 18—Atrived, Loulse, Debly, New York, th the Sound,” Olaf Nicolson, Voigt, from mn Ehiiudelp ty for Crons Fowsy, July 19—Sailed, Mi he ovbaah a tees hia. Gascow, Jul @), London, and 19—Salled, Castalia, Buller, New York. siete July 18—sailed, Cleufihs, Bellington, St ohn, | y ,I8-Arrived, Maria della Merccdo, Mes- “a New Ori Balled 10th, Guida, Schiappacasse, New York; Ann Sone, July, 1a ved, Orton Conk York; mers isuRG, July “Arrive ‘ion, lew Yor! rite, Beruldsen, Wilming a ibch, Kate Cros, Hibbert. ee York. rrived at Cuxhaven 17th, Laurens, Snow, Philadel- pitin Toth, Theodor Voss, Galle, Wilmty Sailed trom do I7th, Carl, Oven, New Hxtvo IsArrived, Nuovo. "Virgin New Yon ie souinern| Belle, rR ttre, Sears a Saly is-Arrived, J E Holbrook, Lewitt, New Gert, Balied 18h, » Raga, Olwen, New York, Liven.oo 19—Arrived, Taber, Otis, San Fran. gisco:, Elisabet Yraylor, McGuinness, ington, NC; Ada Barton, McGrath, 'New Orleaw foamy dala. doi Emanuel, Jebrasen, Galveston; 20u, Olympus iv, Dowell, how Cuba (9), Moody, New Saiuine, Greayer, Galveston; Anturctic, McStoker, ke Geen Hiding, lingven, ‘Richmond: Sybil Wyn Roberts New Orleans; Lis 8 Thayer, Uilmour, Mobjle : Wood Gibson, New York; Aurore, oa mat ew (eo marae xobertson, i: |i Hook, Galves- ; John Parker, Flin New. ; Peter’ Orerar, Munroe, Darien Pu Port ueorge, Watren, New York. seHalcrow, Galvesion; M Jane, ‘Archibald, Byaney. mite rata Of Tuskar Reset Polaris, Jansen, from Liverpool tor Ban Francisc or Holyheaa 37th, Grantown, Rowland; from Liver. pool for New Orleans. Lonvox, July 2i~Arrived, Hudson, Pratt, New York (and entered out to return); Olive §'Bouthard, Walker, Calcutta, Cleared oth, St Olat «), Hettburg, New York, &c (and satleu trom Gravesend th). at Gravesend 19th Rapid, Philadelphia, Eearromt July 1s 15—Arrived, Goshen, Babe. jew York. Mansmiuixs, July 17—sailed, Emilia, Ruggiero, New gS KENSTOWN, July 20—Arrived. Johannes, Pvensen. Galveston; Anita Owen, Pettingill, Matansus; Aquila, Ommundsen, Baltimore. Vuly I6—Arrived amon (@), Heysen, New ‘ork. ‘Bureups. Ka A @—Arrivec orea, Snow, beg | en ‘uly 19—Arrived, Young Jessie, Pipe, NSeUTEAMPTON, July 10-Arrived, Banto Presco, Caperts Yor! pL Suna, alae 17—Off, Padre, Bertoletto, from New York nee Ragstuny July 17—Sailed, Malvina Schat, Kroger, jew Yor! capa July 10—Arrived Nescio, Samuelsen, New a ay 17—Arrived, Adolph Fredholm, Samuel- een, New Yor Sanpuamn, July 14—Arrived J, aaa Christensen, New Moines 5 ‘Thos. Carlson, Saromica, July Arrived, Meta, Trappani. New York. American Ports. stearate July 30—Salled, schrs Anna M Dickin- Horne, Eur g son, and FH Od Mistearrived: sche} Boston. Butled—Se chs dal’ Kaveh Pawtuexet; A Ryaraou, Boston; A P Whitney, do. BONTON, July Se Arrived, U 8 steamer Tallapooss, MeRivele, Washington, DC t pare park (Bp), Bopking Lingan, CH se peti Rinwell.- Smith, andri Louise Bliss Sirot e004 Rebecca M Smith, Georgetown, DC 7; Maggie J enlace rowel Baltimore; “4 A ‘Drury, Seas Coes aul Keller, Cain, peanaen hart, do; Ann 8 ba hm th tos w—two Cleared—Steamer Pond Citve (Be), Urquhart, Liverpool aay Pag bark Bolivia, a Gaane cope Cones, Hi Moore, Bassett, Philadelpiva jae Also cid, Br steamer, kiilarney, O'Neftl, St John, pe gy A Bray, ville; LB Cor thwaite, Gardner, Ri Si i—Wind N t ke stwainers Lord Clive and Killar- ney bake oe ve sae Cod at 2 PM), Bolivia and don, Philadel. nam; Nancy Ross bien fuegos. (Br), nner, and Pot o, Thora, trom tlt year ante Pepin saa a Te e G ad hr Nancy W Smith, Took Foint-a Pitre, aad ; so nie ae gris ee Home, dina, Ta dur Lee, Ee do Shun eae Rees, Ma Branttord ; Jos, ging, Guess TH J pete eas ww ct ida Comery, Darrah, Philadelpaia; schrg: ae brig Nai iyo Hovevelt 8 Breas, Philede- al | PERLE As fly 2 *€—Arrived, schrs 8 J Lindsey, Croek- ew York. Sa kaa B on, hn, Agua a Grande, Young, Alexandria, Armenia, cate, Phuiadelphia: oe Sui 83—Arrtved, brig Jamies Crosby, Tapley; SRaRNANDINA, July g—Artived. sch. Guy R destin ; toy Sey nies oth, ort ber Gal A Bs te oiete es teh New vork 2205 raat & james: David ron sah Hear fey, ana Da muh a sit nie) ere iowa, a3 rap no Ryaer PR Fy a Se PBN AN nanlogsfehes Success, Richards, and Fountain, Gage, hrs Jas Ponder, Hudson, Vos Tone! vis, Davin aurhavan. Ot and M H Read, b Fish, Beppe, Boston; 2éth, 26—Arrived, echr Ralph Howes, Sovenwasr Pass, Yileeay 28, —— ete Mayflower, ba yeerey 23, PM. sehr Mat, ay BURY FORE Jt as ig Oo eltok wee grrr 2 BEDFORD, Sly sp—asrived, gehre Kate Barlow New York: Augler, fareham 1 ‘gm eTArrived. chr Mary Boyne Paseuire Balti. Sailed—Brig Nebo, Lewis, Bi sk, Ga, to 8 Bays ochre conry Avie ; seer ts mead te Pua atts Perry, Chase; Bc Tuttle; Ann T Sipple, Bac Chas Gar as Wells: John martine, Allen; Golden Kay eo Chase; James Kelley; Henry A Tabor, Bowma' Toys Angler, Hewes Arrcturu a aye, ans Chase, Philadelphia, Kelly New York se entat Kew Sa f Phince ff as i E' Flower, Fall River ior 1 neat York: do ir, Sleeper, do for do; Little David, Haverstraw. The wi nt norther|, I—APIV es dout; Ei rh Sages D dont ag x, ae Sitch Bristol tor do; 5 Ay legate ; W Bine, Belden, | or doy s NEw LONDON, July pees Philadetphi 2 Norwich Phelj wind-bound vessels are going out Rhee ily, New York. Sloop tem Saugatu ay at » Fall River foe ie Treniea siconard, Danie 1 Miner‘ ceceanee Davis, and Ney, ae ‘valk 50 L ‘fandervoort, Boston win Doman, some: oC when: have been in port vRORWICH, Jul, Geo i kE 31—Arrtved, , Hoboke! |—Sohr rPennayivait, Ne Sew ia for co: Daley. Pawtucket: for New York, Sailed—schrs Bertha, Conover, Sauth Ai soeket, J 8 Perry, Raynor a Portland; Potter & Loope: Newport; Billow. Eliza! hiladelphia for Baltimore | for a York | for eman, do for Boston; ead ton fo ie ovide nton for Pre Aas Haverstraw for do; lisa Ph Bitrapeenport fordo Sist—Arrived, brig George, Rreeeanter Eve, and Porto ee Bncns, Alesand ound Te ; Ryans Mo iy id ieee si Gy’ nd Henry ewes . Bink, Hrorigen ees eee es Ttatfowell,’ Providence wtue! for do; Thos Nair, Fall River Oe ae arriven, schr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, this AM with a natol Sar heme erstnaw ; Bure |, schre EB J Hamilton hrs Wm a atten aie m for do; ie ae} tor Paw-- iver larriet Da’ ee Beg do 4 lexandria; Cornelia, RORT Towssex D, July 24—Sailed, ship Canada, Hane. nemnan, hata uly Ger, Bs ise fiadou) ‘Gleared—Bark Northera Chief (Br), Attila cesco bri ma ‘Assam _ Valley cai Munroe, rence, Tidianola, brig Beauty Nor), Falck, Elsinore for orders WES, 31, PM—We Fomain here, and brig HMarbeain for Ey fall arrived in now from above at 2:30 P! RWCASTLE, De! print passed down at July 30—Arriv tal),’ Totaro, Tricste; Selma (Sw. Btettin; Gy venue M Murpiy. oo re §Mth—Burks Jno Zittleson, Swift, for “attedn; *Colambus, for aor aee and Patterson, for 1AM. ba. Jaly 29—Arrived, ship 8 Vaughan (Br), Shiladelpuia’ sehr "d+ $i—Arrived, shi ship Jupiter Sinclair, dar, amperes fylander, Providence. for Dantsic Helen 4 red, steameniy Franconia, Bragg, Now York: seh Edith, Phinne Bauled—Bark Black ac eseratiows: Be Slst—Cleared, b. Hatile Ross, Ulrich, Sugua PROVIDENCE, 1— Arrived, sohrs ry, Eaton, and Jolin Middle town, DO: plirey, Shaw, lizabethy ort: Buri nat Jonni Chaitee Marcus’ 'kington Point} Beligee. Bi arcs, jon Point Eclipse, Geo FB 31 ol ‘Oli iP xon, son, South Amboy for Buell, am @ Lawson, enete Crot ris Poughkeepsie? ‘own, Gedney, Clinton Point; do; Xebeck, Sharp, do; Bertha, unknow! 1. Balled —Schrs Thomas W Haven, Brown, Sarah A Hoffman, liotfman, do. OW York; Crescent Wm Donnelly, James, Solsey, do: BH Warford, Lodge, Allen, Lynch, do; Elias Runyon, do; AG Pease, Dee, do; At the head of Long Isiand Sound 3) Bast. schrs Swallow, Collins, New York tor. Tange mare Marsden, Ellzabethport for Foose Haverstraw. for Fall Murphy, New York for do; Johi Decatar Oakes, Beanan E Bre hil sheridan, in ian A Elizabeth por rt. Sailed—Schrs Bios Parker, "Tre 2 Now York tor Gloucester; Benj ny Sackeit, Billard, Amboy for Hartford; aia nj Stron, ‘TUCKET, July 30—Arrived, ooky J J E Safford, Powell, Sist—Arrived, sc! one aeminan, Weehawken. Arrive: nes Dregon, Mi Miller, d nak, T "Thorndle }we ‘town, Jt, Townsend, George- yhlindelphias Eliza. Locke, Bance, New “doy Oniaris do Cam) RP Bing, Sliven Shracie.d33 Win ¥arren, eas agile. s scCarty, ‘Small, Matanzas, schr Wm @ R Mow- Pointer, Thrasher, chrs Billow. Bell, from Trenton; V1 ‘apor, Cor- Conover, ‘from Pawtucket} also eight other schooners Philadelphia; spragus. iiivers lohn Rome fy Thorndike, lorence. 8 Terry, Ray- Philadelphia; ‘alestine, Bows, Port Johnson; B Grand Ii Atlanta, ‘Rhoades Go; gre spa , Philadelphia: Nile, eases ‘or! Batiea 23d, achrs J G ag hdl ith, Jacksonville ; = 28th, Leonune, acuaen AN Snow, New York; Bedabedec, FRANCISCO, Knowlton, 40; ‘ay st tatied, steamship Costa Rica, Lapidge, Honolulu; bark Tidal Wave, Reynolda, " N'DIEGO, July 2—Arrived, steamship Nevada, “est Sen Frahclicg for Panam july 23—Arrived, schr Donna Anna, from PEt ~Saited, scr Seguin, Bath ‘Aug 1—Cleared, ba: ders; schr Enchantress, New Yor! SALEM, M, July 30—Arrived, sehr Wittiam Elizabethport per betrs, Rreseais 8,4 homes Vangilder, Vi Stevens, M A es M Ranger, Judge Tem fannie Elder, John Batch, Ai Dasaador, ee Tho Porto Rico, Brandywine, Hall, a How SOMERSET, uly “28—Arrived, echr Naiad Queen, Chase, Philadeiplia. rived Sailed—sohr Carrie & Hi. 80th. Karl wn, FF nixaTon july rire: bo for Southern ports, barge Pio ett schrs + ‘Avail, Smith, and Port Mind for Bosts _ Benth J Ambo) ne Mason, Nicke Elias Ross, Robbins, Mi h) Bi jawkii Forrester, Woodb¥i kor, omerset AVINEVARD 1 iY Re Walcott, “Hae tart York for Boston ‘brie John Aviles, Boston). Fairy, Lay et Montevideo, for or- Duren, Doyle, paglter Patiateypniny ne etna % apres Niagara, Wor- ins, Rondont; steamer A F Lippeley riman), Surinam oh: Wm Ggor Sa for Boston; Win H Rowe, nicer, alti Pizmenth lista. rant, New York for Danvers; Hatt Be. do for 10, Nort TY, ton for Dv Philadel felphia; ‘Mate ets cory for York. Sailed—All before re; achrs Panthea, Annie Althea, Vi Helen ZA Paine, A Kent Bist, ton Sail and ‘Slat Balloon do for Winterpor cl WILMINGTO! toa Oe Smit Ballle C gareey, aah Plymouth for 40; Tense, Hi timore: 8 W Smitl NB, for do; Z A Paine, Jones, urg, Active, ‘4 A D Se’ ses gi r New, aniel Whitten, for Philadel schre Clara itaukin and rigs NM EP nitiliay FXizabet nh Fish, Georgetown, New York for do; Cas net, sport M Branscom, tien ‘Johnson for fan 8 W Smith, a Ge July \ ootit fled—Sch jc Marshal \dsor, NS, period excepting be: beta: &. Boston: e, M: + Sohaeet for do; “pore Wet for New John Avil winey, Price, Gage, r mr mary Ma: ‘Mattie M Mayo, Clara Torrell, Bow fed A belore Cena brig John Aviles Georgeto for Newbury ‘isabeth t penne —, Sidal Hom BB Whattony allen, ‘Now publicity required; huviee tree. f A A AS BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEG: LLY 0) different States—Desertion, no charge rt M. HOUSE, Attorney, BTAINED IN 1"atvorce granted ino vorce granted; jo, 10s Broadway. 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