The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1873, Page 10

10 “AT IT AT LAST. Seddons and Chambers Sneceed in Secretly Pounding Each Other—A Sundsy Morning - Scene near Gravesend, Long Island— How the “Bolice” were Fooled— Arthur Declare? “the Better Man” alter Fourtcen Rounds, Arthur Chambers and Young Seddens the “light weight” bruisers, who have been s0 anxious for some time past to inect in some secluded spot and pound each other until it shouid be decided who was the be!‘er man, Were gratified early yesterday morning. “he little affair came off near the Pros- pect Park race course, Gravesend (about six miles from Brooklyn) and terminated very satistactorily to oue Man at least, and that is Arthur Chambers; for he polished his adversary of in this—most approved, or unapproved—fashion. Since the arrest of Seddons and his trainer, George Leese, and backer, Johnny Murphy, at Rockaway a week ago, speculation Las been rife among sporting men as to when and where the men would meet again. It was finally arranged between the parties having the “entertainment” that a meeting should take place yesterday morning, The matter was kept a secret as far as possible, and information of we locality selected was imparted to but very few of the interested parties, The Rockaway excursion had been made altogether too pubiic, and the re- Suit was that the police of Brooklyn, under the veteran Inspector Folk, were down there almost as soon 8 the Seddong party were there themselves. THE POLICE, however, learned in some way that a moe ting: was to take place, but they were unable ty agetialn ‘The Tocaiit®. “XT Tour “oldlock ‘ye exday morning the following despatch was received at the Censyial OMee, corner of Court and Livingston sireets, from the York strect station :—, “Tt is reported here that the Seddons and Cham- bers’ fight comes on at Giddings’ Hotei, Coney island, tis morning.” The operator at the Central Ufice then replied :— “Keep a sharp lookeut for arrival o1 roughs at the Fuiton ferry and notify this office.” He then notified Inspector Folk, who hves in ‘Skillman street, by sending to the Myrtle avenue police station, Ohtef Campbell being absent on his vacation the Inspector is now in charge. A despatch was aiso sent to the Filth pretinct station in Fourth street, E. D., asking the police there to ascertain whether there waa any trath in the report. Seddons lives in Grand atreet, ‘a short distance frota the station house, and officers were immediately sent out to reconnoitre and ascertain wae ‘the light weight and his party were around, MORE TBU-EGRAPHING. At twenty-five minutes past jour o'clock the Ser- ‘weunt at the Fifth telegraphed to the Central Ofice 8 fOHOWs :— “jvis said that they will fignt in Crow Murray's saloon (in the Western us rick) but the oflicer thinks itis a ‘blind.’ Seddons has leit ths place. More in & few minutes.” ‘Then at ten minutes to five o’clock the Central office received from tie fifth: “From all appearances they will ight sowewhere this morning. It ts reported now that it is on Staten isian@. Very few know. All the roughs are home upable to find where the fight is to be."” ‘The New York Central Oilice was notified from Brooklyn of the report, While all this telegrapbing was going on the principals, their seconds and backers and a party of about twenty-five spectators met in a field near the race track. Giddings’ hotel is near the track. A RING WAS PITCHED, and Chambers and Seddons at once went to werk. ‘They were voth in good condition; but Chambers appeared fresher than lis adversary, and the vet- tung waetn his favor. Billy Donneliy, of New York, acted ge Yeleree. “The place selected for the fight was but a short distance from the road. One of the enthusiastic spectators declared that it ‘was just the place for a quiet little fignt and a better place could not be found. None of the people of the neighborhood were about, or, if they were, they Were hot aware of the presence of that email but deeply interested group in their midst. There was no noise and no interruption. Those who were present as spectators were only the trusted ones, and included half a dozen well known sports of Brooklyn. The men entered the ring about halfpast four o’clock. After a little preliminary sparring they o* work in earnest, and it soon became evident thas BEDDONS WAS NO MATCH Chambers fought coolly and one of his blows told fearfully. Fourteen rounds were fought, every one in his favor. Seddons was getting very “groggy on his plus,” and his [riends saw that be had been so badly punished that he could last but a moment jonger, During this round he was freely Knocked about, and his friends, seeing that the figbt was all one way, insisted that the sponge for his opponent. carefully, and eve! He drew ‘first blood. should be thrown up in favor of ‘bham- bers. This was accordingly done, and Arthur was declared ‘the better man.’’ Secdcons was game to the last, and would have continued to fight as long as he could stand but for the interposition of these parties. @ham- bers Was not punished much, and appeared to be alinost as Iresh as when he entered the ring. At the conclusion of the fight the whole part, returned to the city. The police were too late and made no attempt to ascertain the whereabouts of the meeting more than is stated above. The PL liad were hignly elated at Laving outwitted nem. THE LITTLE _NEOK OK MURDER, The Examination ot “ot Wiliam Costigan Bequn—Testimony of Mrs. Lille Nelso: The examination of William Costigan, the young Man who was arrested in New York last week on suspicion of being connected with the murder of James Graham, the murdered shoemaker, of Little Neck, was begun at Flushing on Friday, Costigan was suspected of being the writer of the letter re- ceived by Constable Roe recently, but a comparison of bis handwriting proves that the supposition was incorrect. The person writing this letter offered to disclose the muraerers provided he was not prosecuted. ‘The ee was bejore Justices awrence and Quarterman, Mr. M. D. Gould ap- pearing for the defence, and Mr. + inninen J. Youngs jor the District Attorney, who is absent. Mrs. Lilie Nelson was the only witness examined Friday. Sne says she lives in Bayside now, but at the time of the murder she was living in Fius.ing, and that the prisoner had visited her house the aay aiter the tragedy, about one o'clock in the al- ternoon; he said he lived in New York, but had ween staying With hie uncle, Richard Keyhoe, stone mason, of Little Ne he tola the witness that nis uncle bad gone to New York and that he intended to follow him on foot; he said he had been down te Mike Daley's, at the Neck, that day, and while there a man came in and said that “Jim the Shoemaker” had shot himself or becn shot the night before; he also sail that he had been up that Way that night about o'clock ana Graham had been pointed cut to he said he had never seen him before that night and wanted to know if he was not a dark, jow-sized man, with black whiskers; the witness also suid thatthe prisoner was much excited at the ume. After cro @djourned til: Xamination the investigation was O-INOTTOW bent at nine o'clock. DESPERATE 8U! ATE SUICIDE, Shooting Himselt wi with Two Pistols. About hal!-past eleven o’clock yesterday morn- ing Fritz Bush, @ German, twenty-seven years of age, @ mason by trade, without permanent home or means Of support, turned into Broome street from the Bowery, and stopping for a moment, drew from bis pockets two pistois—one a cheap sipgie-barrelied, rusty weapon, and the othera six- shooter. Placing the muzzies of both pistols to his left breast, in the region of the heart, Fritz discharged them almost simul- taneously, the buliews passing inwards, and, oe backwards on the pavement, expired in afew ments afterwards. The body was taken up by j@°rs Anderson and Malier and removed to the Sommeenth precinct station house. The remains were, subsequently sent to the Morgue, were Coroper Keenan will hoid ap inguest, Deceased ‘bad reeptly re from Chicago. “NEGRO JE ) JEALOUSY. . A youmz colored man ) named Daniel Mead, aged rtwenty-Sour years, visited the residence of Annie Ferguson, also colored, aged twenty-two years, at $12, Broagway, heme it about eight o’clock ig. The young couple had been nag veral months pee During the uy it fe has exhibited an Mgt oa like At their meeting yester ae te with infidelity. e in a, re- jed os and told her jealous over to Kone hes ce. This 80 exasperated him that he drew re ole pocketa jackknife and inficted a severe cut op the lower portion of her body. He then ran sway, Ont Fagg gave bimself up w Captaw Mules, of Sixth precinct. Police Surgeon. Brady was called in to nd the injured woman. He not consider the wound danger- ous, RUICIDE OP A ' TURFITE. CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 3, 1873. 8. P. Dersey, Of Kentucky, who has been bere during the races,.and, it is said, has been drinking ircely, to-day jUxe) Irom a window in the Forest City Hote) fo the ground, a distance of ALY Jeet, abd digd dye Lew lauulys, NEW YORK HEKALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1873—WITH SUPPLEMENT. _ WEATHER REPORT. Wak DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasninoton, D.C., August 4—1 A. M. Synopsis forthe Past Twenty-four Hours. The barometer has fallen in the northwest, with clear weather and southeasterly wind: northerly and northeasterly winds, clear, cool weather and high barometer prevail’ from lowa to Lake Erie and thence to Kansas, Mis- souri and Kentucky; variable northerly and south- westerly winds, partly cloudy weather and diminished pressure in the Guif and South Allantic States; northwesterly winds, rising barometer, cool, clearing and cloudy weather on the lower lakes and thence to the middie Atlantic coast; occasional cloudy weather and rain, rising barometer and falling temperature in New Eng- land, Probabilities, For New England and the St. Lawrence Valley northwesterly winds, rising barometer, occasional rain on the coast and partly cloudy, cooler weather; for the Middle Atlantic States, nortb- westerly to northerly winds, clearing nd clear weathe? and lower temperature; for Michigan and the lower iakeg and thence to West Virginia and Tennessee, northerly #nd northeasterly winds, clear weather and Jow tomperaturss for the Soutit Atlantic states, lower" temperature, southeast. erly and northeasterly winds, par iy cloudy weather and occasional coast rains; for the Gulf States, northeasterly winds, cooler cloudy weather and local rains; for the Northwest aud upper lakes and southward to Missouri, cing {2 barometer, warmer, partly SON Weather “na southeasterly winds. i - The Ba loot ip 2, 4 City Yesterday. Zne follo¥fle® Zocora will show the changes in the tem crature for the past twenty-four hours, in ¢Smparison with the corresponding day of last year, as indicated ot the thermometer at Huanut’s pharmacy, WenaLD i es eal sai . 86 HY 3:30 P, M. 9 " OP. M cE) 80 OPM. 16 «(74 90 12 P.M. 1% “4 Average temperature yesterday. 8 Average temperature for corresponding dato last year... soccccncesn TT JEFFERSON MARKET POLIGE couRT. Aggravatea Assuults on an Officer. On Saturday last ® man named Daniel Hearn, alias “Dutch Aheara,” of Philadelphia, said tobe a dealer of one of the swindling games so extensively practised at Coney Island and Known as ‘three card monte,” was arraigned before Justice Cox, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, under the Habit- ual Criminal.act, As there was not sutiicient evi- dence to hold him he was discharged, Yesterday morning, about one o’clock, Officer Robert B. Pit- cairn, of the Fifteenth prectact, while on his beat, observed several persons engaged in an affray near the Union Square Theatre, and among them this man Hearn, He attempted to arrest them, when Hearn seized his club with both hands, and & struggle ensued, during which the officer was struck a severe biow, which sent him senseless to the ground. Officer McAdam, of the Fifteenth, who happened to be in the vicinity in citizen's clothes, seen after came up and arrested Hearn, who was jast leaving the prostrate form of Pitcairn, An examination of the wounded officer showed that he had been beaten about the head and face in the most brutal manner. He was taken to the station house, where bis injuries were dressed, but he did not recover his senses iully until after several hours. After Hearn was jocked up Officer McAdam again went out, and on Broad- way, near Thirteenth # street, found James Brown, a companion of Hearn, whom he arrestea on ‘sus: picion. The prisoners were arraigned before Jus- tice Cox Asipete morning. Hearn was commit- ted in delault of 41 500 to answer, and Brown was Tocked up fF further examination, “The Injured officer was able to appear against them and 13 doing well. Larceny from the Person. Gabmel Silverstein, of 407 West Forty-first street, was charged with snatching a pocketbook contain- ing a small amount of moncy from the hand of Mary Knight, of 386 Elghth avenue. He was com- mitted to answer. YORKVILLE POLICE OOURT. Picking Pockets—Arrest of an Escaped Convict. George Hillier, of No. 227 East Fortieth street, appeared before Justice Coulter and testified that he had his pocket picked of the sum of fifteen cents; that he was sleeping on the sidewaik corner of Twenty-eightn street and Third avenue, and that about hat -past four o’clock in the morning he felt Manuel Strauss and William Robinson with their hands in his pockets. Upon being arraigned betore the Justice Strauss was recognized as a convict Who had escaped from Sing Sing about two weeks since, and for whose capture a large reward has been offered by the prison authorities. Both pris- oners were committed, Arrest of the Inmates of @ Disorderly House, Sarah Humphrey, of 119 East Ninth street, com- plained, before Justice Coulter, that the house 130 East Twenty-seventh street, kept by Mary Grant, was a disorderly hquse. Mrs. Humphrey further stated that a daughter of hers was in the habit of ireqnenting the house, and that when she called to remonstrate she was ” grossly insulted by the pro- rietor. A Warrant Was issued and placed in the ands of Sergeant Phillips, who, with a of police, made a descent upon the house op Satur- day night ety arrested Mary Grant, Minnie Smith, Lettie Leon and Mrs. Williams, all inmates of the house, Thomas Pond, James ‘Davis, Samuel Mor- ton and Henry Gilbert, being found upon the pre ises, were also arrested. ‘ary Grant was held in $500 bail to answer, and the Tent were discharged Upon promising reformation, DEATH ON 1 ON TE THE RAIL Two Men Run Over by by an Express Train from New York. TRENTON, N, J., August 3, 1873. Two men were run over here by the newspaper express train which left New York at twenty-eight minutes past four o’clock this morning. One died instantaneously: the other ts still living, but is dangerously injured. Papers found on the de- ceased man indicate his name as C. Kranel, hig residence being 117 Orchard street, corner of Delancey (room §), New York, by occupa- tion a furniture repairer, age thirty-five. Tne SN ae) gives bis name as Oscar Lang, of Elizabeth, N. J. The accident hay sad oat while the victims were walking on the track. The Corouer’s jury rendered a verdict of accidental death, PATAL RAILROAD CASUALTY. Coroner Herrman was yesterday called to the Morgue (o hold an inquest on the body of Jonn Coffin, a cripple, who was killed the evening pre- vious at foot of too baa fourth street, North River, by being run over by a train of cars, belonging 10 the Hudson River Railroad Company. Deceased lived at 506 West Twenty-sixth street, whither the body will be removed, CHOLERA IN ILLINOIS AND INDIANA, EVANSVILLE, Ind., August 3, 1873, Thirteen deaths from cholera are reported at Carmi, IL, since the appearance of the disease there. Everything is og: there at present. deaths are reported fr Say. Wabi aud there was one death in this city to- INDI. POLIS, August 3, 1873, There were three deaths from cholera Saturday, ‘There were uo deaths to-day and no new cases were reported, SPOTTED FEVER IN PHILADELPHIA, PHILADELPHIA, August 3, 1873, This morning one William Dougherty left home at an early beur, and shortly after was picked up im ap insensible condition by @ policeman and taken to the hospital, where he died shortly after of spotted fever, A SUPPOSED INCENDIARY FIRE IN MAINE, Banoor, Me., August 3, 1873, A sawmill at Orono, owned by A. G. King, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss, $20,000; in- surance, $10,000. Two mills adjoining, owned by the same party, were damaged to the amount of $300, The European and North American Railway lose about $3,000 Ls) the destruction of a namber of care and a bridge used for running cars to the mills to be loaded. The fire is supposed to have been the work of an incendeary, as the depet was fired the same morning and slightly slightly damaged, FIRE IN GRAND §TREET. At half past twelve o-ciock this morning a fire broke out in No, 418 Grand street, occupied by Robert Sebier, ag a hat and cap store and gen- tiemen’s air store. The building was soon gutted, ind the damage will foot up wo 000. THE NEW BRIDGE ACROSS THE AUDSON, POUGHKEEPSIE, August 3, 1873. Preparatory work for tne construction of the Hudson River Bridge at this place is now in pro- gress, This week the boring for a foundation for the piers will be commenced, The first lot of mate- rial for the bridge Wil reach here in a few days, J Two | BROOKLYN AFFAIRS, Yesterday morning, about six o'clock, & sailor, named José Annei Lustus, fell from the Spanish schooner Jos¢ Bassrevas, lying at the foot of Noble street, and was drowned. ‘the body was not re- covered, Perils of Pedestrians. At four o'clock yesterday morning Dante! Han- Jey, living in President street, near Third avenue, was found in the cellar of a new building in Fulton avenue, near Hoyt, where he had fallen while re- turning home. He was seriously injured internally. He Was removed to the City Hospital. Accidentally Shot, Yesterday afternoon John McGee, aged twelve yéars, while playing with a loaded revolver in the yard at the rear of his residence, 48 Jay street, Brooklyn, accidentally shot his brother James, aged ten years. The ball entered bis mouth, knocking out four of his teeth, but the injury is not of a fatal character, A Child Drowned ta a Barrel of Water. Amy Korragan, three anda half years old, was missed by her parents, who reside at 1,152 Baltic | street, Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, After | searching for her for an hour tier body Was found i a barrel Of water at the rear of the house. She ha fallen in bead foremost and thus was unable to make apy outcry. Eh jorcner was notified, ‘The Court House Gang, For some unexplained reason @ gang of young loalers have bec allowed for some time perso hang abGut the Court House day ani evening. £3 ‘Saturday night doitié 5! thein afsembled jp front tot the building and began, to act In @ disorderly manner. The watchman, John Golden, attempted to disperse them, He seized William Vauguan, aged rine! téen years, ‘or the purpose of counse)ling fim to go away, When Vaughan endeavored to stab hint with a jackknife. Mr. Golden avoided the thrust, ana, securing his assailant, handed him ever to Roundeman Shepherd, of the First pre- cinct, who locked him up. A Street Encounter, At a late hour on Saturday night, Wm. McCor- mack and George Needham became tnvoived in an altercation with each other in Degraw street, near Columbia, during which the former drew a knife and stabbed the latter twice in the right side. Needham was borne to the Long Island Oollege Hospital, when it appeared that he had been se- verely injured. He lives at No. 34 Degraw street, McCormack, Who lives at No, 45 Degraw street, was arrested by ‘omticer Harkins, and locked up in the Butler street potice station. He is thirty-two years of age, and a laborer by occupation. Shocking Affair in South Brooklyn. Two mem ‘named Samuel Connors and John | McCulium got into an altertation yesterday afster- noon, at 272 Columbia street, South Brooklyn, where Connors resides. The ailray lasted for some time, apd McCullum, finding that he was gettin; the worst of it, seized a large water-pitcher an threw it at Connors, The latter dodged, and the pitcher struck Connors’ chil, which was lying in | the cradle, inficting a fatal ‘wound on its head. The blood streamed from the wound, and when | MeCuilum saw what he kad done he fled from the house. He was subsequently caught in Hicks street by an officer of the Third precinct and locked w tO await the result of the injuries iiicted. neighboring physiciaa was calied in and stated thas the wound would, in all probability, prove jatal. BROOKLYN TAXATION. Preparing the Budget for 1873. This afternoon there will be a meeting of tne joint Board of Aldermen and Supervisors, in the Common Council chambers, tor the purpose of passing upon the annua! statemont of the Board of Estimate, who received and classified the amounts asked for by the heads ‘of the diffcrent departments for the support of the city and ceunty governments, The total amount will be over eight millions of dollars, unless some reduction is made at the meeting of the joint Board this after- noon. The following are the amounts required for te expenses of the city government: — Statement No. Statement No. Statement No. Statement No. Statement No. ment, &c...... Statement No. Statement No. 7. Statement No. Statement No 4—Interest on certificates, & S—One- filth of one third of asses Neral purpos larics of city offi $—Wells and pumps, ac... . $—Health Department Statement No. 10—Department of City Wor Statement No. U—Vire Departm Statement No. 12—Pelice Departa ei Burtement No. 18—Board of Education. . Statement No. Total.. oe 5,683,049 Leas balance to &: ity, September 1, 18 $671,081 Less ‘surplus amount collec countol arrears of taxcs of ‘ae iydi oat 4) 1870 and prior. eset Net total. The Mayor fa 8 that the item of lic baths might be ieit out. Ther also several other items which have served tos the budget, aud which the sax iyers O71 consider iF UnHeCeRary, CROP REPORTS LOUISVILLE, August 3, 1873, The Courier-Journal publishes crop reports from twenty-two representative counties in Kentucky, Recent rains brought out the corn and tobacco crops in Eastern Kentucky finely, and both promise weil. in the Blue Grass region the corn promises well. Corn and wheat generally are in good condition through the centrai counties, In South- ern Kentucky wheat and corn look well In Western Kentucky not more than two-thirds of ordinary crops of corn and tobacco are expected, thongh revent rains have improved the prospec! somewhat. The Colorado potato bug has done great damage in the counties Bosyleatte | this city, PRINT — MARKET, 8, 1873. agi yufanderd'don eae es tes te week! SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. . HIGH WATER 4 59 | Gov. Island... 8 04 7 12 | Sandy Hook. 319 12 25 | Hell Gate.....morn 5 49 OCEAN STEAMERS. owing Green wing Green wine Green PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 3, 1873. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY I15 HEBALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINB, Steamship Cit giParis Br), Tibbets, Liverpoo! Jul and Queensto mage and passengers to Ard Dale, July 29, ype ton 34 50. pasved a three inasted hip, ound east; same duy, Tat 47 16 lon $220. Heaimsn, ound rigged steamship, oun a 30th, lat 44.54, lon 42 &, asso ptennatny Ci ity of Brintol bound east; Sist, 925 miles east of Pandy Wook aaseit bark Frinbess Louise (Nor), bound west Aug 1 2m jigs east of Pandy Hook, passed steamship We: véphatia, bound east: same day Fag ‘cast of Sandy Hook, passed a brig rigged steamship, bound e Seat hip hatte (Bp. Kennedy. Liverpool July 24 and passengers to J IL ip Bal Queenstown 2th, with mdse a parks. July 27,'lat £0 23, lon 2319, e Br). bound east; M. a bark- rigged Geatners fae! Fit ine lat Pi 1% on 38 17, a brig-rigged Canard Rteamanip Lady 1 Tivcett (Br), Brat.) phen) Bask eA 19, with mdse 3 F ee ean a, bound oe 1 25, lon 19 27, passed bar! za Elvina, bound Steamsnip Royal Standard (Br), Birby, Barrow July 14, ih raitway, Tron to Chas Congreve & ons; vessel to unch, Edye & Co, Seabury, Aspinwall July 25, in aoe and camenners te the Fait Mail eerie Go, duly 26 A L Jordan died at 1B 2, passed bi Caroline (of St John, NB), Tound ori Steamship Citv of Mexico, ERgEwOOR, 22, Progreso 25th ana Havana 29th, with ers to F Alexandre & Sons, segteaTuship Olty of Austin, “Elariige, Galveston aly pase bark Forest Vera Cruz, wa mdse and pas- | 27, vin Key West 30th, with, mdse and passengers tou Mallory & Co, July 31. lat 27.55, lon 79 46, saw bark La- yinia (of astport). boand north; same day, lat 28 50, lon 7948, saw brig Emina (of Portland), do. Steamship Herman Livia July 81, with mdse and ps ge to ceanishipJony Giveon, maniers Georgetown, DC, with mdse and passengers to J’C Ken: Ship City of Lucknow (of Glau), Watcon, Cr penis and Land Heads April 22, with mdse to John b Gnd Yanel ts Henderson'Bros, dune 1. iat 248, 1on 94 in spoke park Kingdom (of Fife, Bn, froin Cochin for Lon don: Sth, Int 2) 8, lon 40 E, ship Istes of the South, from Adelaide for London, Srdays out: seu lat 25.8, lon 630 B, bark Mester (Hp), from Madi yy seillcs, 74 days out; July § lat3 8, Yona i Dunne an (Fr), Bancock for ——, + 136 di hath N, lon 32 2 Whip ‘Dunfiiian’ (Br), from San Frunelseo for dueens- wank Porterlo de Bates (ea), Christian, Catania, 72 di 3 ith sul ur, to SI Slat “Gate stanusaria (tad, Slarita, Trieste anys, with mae Pesnaren ied ra ae June $3 days, with walt ), 4 4 tof HE Bimal & Comveesel to order, Passed" Gibraltar Sun et. K Per pino Mignano (Ita). Di Marling, Bone fda will nS thine al to order. on Yo By lat hast 34 Nh Peat 3 ow changed sienais with ship Sc Hf “hark Porfirio ai Martino diay. Sinuo, Bowe’ 56 days, ith ore to O1 wigark notes (Nor)s iLinick, Leghorn & days, with marble, &e, to Tetens & Bockimann. ‘assed Gibraltar June 25. Hack BA Cochran (ol Fniladelpuia), Nickelaen, Zaza, i days, with sugar, to order; vessel Bart’ Carlota (of Turks Island), Magune, Clenfucgos 23 day: eae to Brugiere & ‘Oviles; ‘vessel to Borland, Trorn Hark M W Brett, Peterson, Cardenas 1 day: oar to Drexal, Morgan & Co; vessel to Brett Son Brig Ascolta Gah 3 scimet*L oados st days, with mase to Slocovich & Brig Caronde (ital), Caficro, Port Zindres (France), 60 days, with wines, &c, to A Merian & Co; vessel to Funch, Mtirie Arlecchino Gia), Collons, Ro Janciro 58 days rie su- with iron, 4c, to Wright, Brown '& Gos vessel to order. July 21, lat 2812, lon 64 31, spoke sehr 11 ine, {roms Bos- ton for'l yy ti. i juich Spe"). Riera, Havana 10 days, in bal- lag. to Chartes Mart Brig Altaveia (ot be ort), Field, ena 13. day: With sugar, to JV Ona favia'; vessel to Walsh, Field: & Sehr Potos!, Jackson, Vera Cruz 26 days, with cedar, 4c, to Moller & Thebaud. Schr Lizzie R (ot St John, N B), Starrett, Cienfuegos 20 da: a. with sugar ‘and molasses, to Jova & Uo; vessel to J inchester. Schr Zampa (of E ae a sewcete Cardenas 10 days, see] to Simpeon & Clapp. th, with molasses to Brool Schr Matilda Brooks. fonsa, ‘Jacksonvitle yellow w pine Eppinger & Russell; vessel to m: French, Oliver, Jacksonville 6 days, with Sy Tine te Bentley, Gildersiceve & Co, ; vexsel to 8 land (of Camden, N 4) Bishop, Jacksonville ct pine to G Hunter 4 Sons; vessel to 10. 1, Chipman, Brunswick, Ga. 6 days, with yellow pine to Bissell & Co; vessel o R'P Buck & Go. Schr L Warren, Roberts, Newbern, NC, 4 days, with naval stores to master. agle i, Ricinnond ‘nia. Hall, Chataberiain, Virginia: Sehr Bene é Sehr John Brill, Doane, Virginie. Schr Mary Francie, Hays, Virginia, A MAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING, New Haven, Conn., August 3, 1873, During a thunderstorm in the adjoining town of Hamden this afternoon Leverett Hall, a farm laborer, was struck by lightning and instantly killed. He was standing im a doorway at the time. There were no marks on the body. POLICEMEN ~~ ATTACKED BY DRUSKEN ROUGHS. PROVIDENCE, R. 1, August 3, 1873, Drunken roughs assaulted the police on Federal Hill last night, and pistols were used to quell the riot. Five of the mob were wounded, some seri- ously, “BUFFALO BILL” BUTLER, The Former Steais s the General’s Horse, Is Parsued and Kilicd When He Re- fased to Stop. The Pensacola (Fla.) Express of the 19th ultimo announces the fact that General J. W. Butler, Sheriff of Santa Rosa county, killed a desperado, it says:— On Monday Sheriff Butler, of Santa Rosa county, man called “Buffalo Bill,” “Bill mounted 4 horse of Butler's that the Sheriffs i e, sayl that way, and rode man in a short pursuit, and came oF with “Bil near Arcadia. Butler states that he ordered him to stop, and fired over him with a pistol to intimi- date the fellow, but that did no good, and at last he shot to stop him, killing “Bill” almost instan- taneously. At the coroner's inquest two women who witnessed the affair state that Butler had ceased firing, that both parties were riding very last and that the colored man shot “Bill? As far as we can learn no verdict has been arrived at. The affair 18 one to be regretied, put, if our mfor- Mation in regard to the man who was shot is cor- rect, this is not the first time that he nas hada rencontre with a@ sheriff. Some time back ‘sheritt Wells, of this county, attempted to arrest him, and several shots passed between tiem, “Builalo Bill” escaping Wis being hurt. i the time lutched near Butler and time colored were mounted in HAVANA 1A MARKET, ~~ Havana, Augus' Sugar dull, prices have dectize eat ty 9 Duteh stan fe i reals per arr to, 20 a léreais, m aie i als; fyb amine ag oe re t reals; ir to refining, A We reals; gro I BE fee ia warehotasr on Haven haters $7,000 boxes and 2450 hinis Recinte “ot ihe we 18,008 boxes and 9) thds. Bx! the week, 4.100 boxes and 6.60) hhd Ipelwalog 60) boxes and 3.90) hhds. to the United States, Molasses nominal. ir demand, Butter stead ‘Ame! Po 3 per quintal ; 4 Flour quiet and firm, uy Cured steady. Lard firm; in 20 25 a $2050 per geintal., otetoes steady at 811 7 per bbl "Tallow stead #1 $15.25 a $17 per q Wax steaty. Honey nominal, botanedalt Hebeaiguores bo pana Toil in fair dewand. Empty hoy feheada firm. Lumber nominal. Shooks—Box weak, aly enix; hogshead quiet, at 28 re Hoop firm chs firm: ioading wt Havana to the United Stater, per box of sugar, a er hogs head of AUEBT, $0 Wm $v r ‘hogehead’ of in0- GF Insee: ito Falmouth and or ‘S08. & 60s, loading at other ports on the ‘north coma a Coen to the United Btates—Per hogstead of sugar, $10 a hogsiiead of molasses, $6 & $625. To Palmoutl dere, 66s. a 708. Exctange days. currency, 47a 28 prey short sight, 20 4 30 pre- in 102s # and ‘ore dull; on United states—sixty un mia; eixty days, ) preminmn : short ht, a 47 premium; 9h Lough, bow GF bremiqns, on Paris, $8 4 premium KILLED BY GENERAL aah #7 8 Mitier & Co had some diMcuity in a settlement with a white | With on] that he wouid settle it im | with stone to Keiliey & &ehr Alcthea, Darby, Virginia. Sehr B Jones, Chittenden, Vi Sehr Ida A Thayer, Bulson, Virginia, Schr JV Dalger, Nelson, ViFginia. Behr Pandora, Hobbs. Virgini Behr J M Richards, Irvine, Georgetown DC. ebr L Georgetown, DC, for Ht Behr Waxe, Gandy, icorgetown, DC, for Norw Zehr J i Leased, Johnson, Georgetown, DC, for Allen's nt Scie § Morgan, Van Clief, Baltimore Behr Josep Nickerson, ‘Slaght, Baitimore for Pough- ‘Sehr idaho, Crocheron, Maryland. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Wamsutta, Fish. New Bedford a New Yorx, with mdse and passengers to Fergason & Woo. Brig Amelia (Br), Teal, Newport for New York. Schr D R French, Fresich, Boston for New York. Sehr Carrie Bontiell, baker, Boston for New York. Schr Henry A Taber, Rich, Providence for New York. Schr Jas Hotter, Potier, Nantucket for New York, with r ida Herber As Gloucester for New York, with nen Deh to 8 Croweil & Sor W Hine, Belden, Hartford for Amboy. fer ag ek id Mallory (-masted, new), Stetson, Hart- r New Yor NF Hapldan, Williams, New London for New York. Sehr Elizabeth B, Hogan, Newport for New York Sehr John D Griffin, Gould, Gloucester for New York. Schr Bonny Ives, Whitaker, Portia New York, with umber to Brett, Bon & Cs he Little David, Blair, Fall River for New York. Behr Elizapeth , Fal! River for New York. idea, Portland, Ct, for with tay to ‘rulien ac Schr Maria L Hail, Lawrence, Portland, Ct, for Troy, stone to ord easerian Carll, Lanesville for Philadelphia, with Schr Geo stancliff, Fielas, Portland, Ct, tor New York, Co, Schr Martha Wee Bsa) Suilivan, Me, for New ya My id staves to o1 Robert B Sinithe "Nickerson, Rockport for New York with stone to order. Gem. Holton, Manchester for Kew York. ele Orion, Smith, Pr Schr Rebecca & Hani New York. Fehr Ex) Carroll, Eaton, Providence for New York. 7 J P Robinison, Re jester for N geht Mary Miller, Jones Providence for fees, Conktin, ‘Pawtucket for Ne Tyrrell, Providence for New York, Sehr Cornelia, Hurley, Providence for New York. Ky hh Ls ee Navitucket for New York, with fish to. jaley & chr Dawid Nelson, Ferns, Stamtord for New York. Schr J R Mitchell, Morrell, Stamtord for New York. Schr Sallie Hurtoh, Burley, Siamtord for New York. behr Elm City, K ari Now for New York. Sehr Jame: i Harwich for New York, Behr Fountain, Gage, Fall ver for Now York: BOUND RAST. Brig Venture (Br), Faulkner, New York for Pernam- oasrig T Haviland (Br), Bertram, New York for Cow Bay, Bre Victoria Amelia (Br), Landry, New York for Ari- chal et, Clark, New rere for Boston. va Burlingame, New York for New Rave! Scar a A Hyer, Hodgedon, New York tor Providence, ihr Me f Wags ‘4 ilisabeth port for Bridgeport. Hee min Ken for Providence. ayden, Ure, Rondont for Providence: Beh he Lie RE ‘Biteabethport for Dan. Me farriet Puller, Willard, Elizabethport for Port- Bohr Commodore Kearney, Metcalf, Elisabethport for Sear] Poem, eee les, Philadelphia for Boston. hehe Fatron, Hubbai Ellzabethport for Lynn. en, Weodbull albany for Providence, Behr Rela Peck. Avery. Elizabothpor® for New London, Bohr Granite State, Burgess, New Yorn for) for Boston, Ker Carrie L Iin, ix) New York for Bost F ida Lindon tiseeley’ New York for Boston. ett Geo W Downing, Hughes, New York for New Ha- veer hr Tunis Depew, Baker, New York for Somerset, _— Anna Currier (Br), Peck, New York for St John, Schr Blackstone, Wickson, Elizabethport for Provi- Mt Highiander, Troy, New York for Providence, Goby Justice, Smnk New York for Rockiana, liner, Oakes, New York for Providence. Schr Reter Ritter, Jones, New York tor Providence. Wind at sunset calm. Mar Disasters. Sur Acutno--Helt Moon Rey, co. Jal; deen renewed at the wreel si Aca wie went ashor« Winter bets tess from the he representations of ‘of their dive wave the Nothing ie visible where of @ broken mast, ‘Se Hes i in Wier 25—Work has Asnled ae oe an td fist “they will the cargo of iron and steel. sank save the stump of water, Bark Mixmanvern (Br), from Rio Janeiro { before reported ashote n¢ Nat Boston, on ist inst, leaking alia th sa ‘was got om at 4PM: coffee. She was waiting rival of a tl gto be towe to Boston. The dischats Boston in schooners, ged cargo will be forwarded to PB cay’ Wy iN 4 Bice ‘KS, a. of Yowey GB, -has foundered at an GB: py bark Matilda Hillyard: cf Yon seeatk Month Gdney, Scur Jas Tr.pex, Haskell, from Philadelphia for P. which got ashore on Portune Rocks, neat (we Pook, ee eae tons abil w up and 1s 8 tots i wreck. She where she was owned by ) FAG MH Grant ina Scar Herzimau, ashore off Fogland P with lunber, botisixned to Chas: Duties, of ther thee Wasgot off Thursday last, and was towed to Providence | for repairs, SLoor Denaarx, Raynor, of Say to th Harbor, in coming up ad of. ried noit tron Norihvest, ‘vith a ‘load of casks Sar. Ly her mast and sprung the d al Miscellancous, We are indebted to the purser of the steamship City of Paris, from Liverpool, for favors, ‘The purser of the steams! hip Ocean Queen, from As- pinwall, will please aecept our thanks for favors Purser J W Bensel, of the steamship City of Mexico, from Vera Cruzand Havana, will accept our thanks for the prompt delivery of our Miles and despatches. The new sehr built io Capt Selah Bowel of Bay Shore, hos been sold to Murphy & Co, of Baltimore, for | $4000, to be employed in the oyatey {ral | Surpsvi.ping—At Greenpofut, LI, the feet for a new three-masied double deck schooner, of 123 fe el, to be Heda largest vessel over bulit an the a, ‘in laid at p's yard on Aug 6 in the berth yacuted by tis BT | Of, ater TI ae I rem baa esas Carter & Co, of Henfast, Me, have begun work on a three masted double deck schooner for Orient partles, to be commanded by Capt Monroe Daniels, of Grient, | 13 modeled atter 8 Tryon, an: of same dimensions, except being one soot shorter, “At (he kame yard atimilar ves. sel, except that she will have one foot more team and | and her model will be otherwise slightly motiied, will soon be begun for Orient and Providence parties, to be commanded by Capt Leander Beebe, of Orient, muster of sehr Joseph Hay, Tho models tor both these vessels were inade by Boss & C Ketchum. gsse Carll is abou’ to lay at his yard in Northport the kcel of a G2) ton arbooner. and Bow Hrastus Hartt at Whe saine place is building two 50 ton sloops. miavnenep—At Greenpoint, Li, July, 29, the new three sehr builtat O i bishop's yard, She is named BC 'Tryon, in honor of a Poston merchant, one of her owners Her dimensions are—Length of Keel 125 feet, be fect, hold 9 teet, between decks 6 feet; 1s pro- vided with one of Ketcham's patent centreboard: trunks, and will probably register about 40) tons, with a carry- ing capacity of 589 to 600 tons; will hail from Greenport for the prescnt. Notice to Mariners. . STRAIT OF GIBRALTAR, SOUTH COAST OF SPAIN—TEMPORARY SEMAPHORE AT TARIPA. On the 12th of June, 1873, the temporary official rema- phore of Tarifa, at the west entrance of the Strait of Gib- raltar, was opened, and at the same tine the private semaphores in the vicinity were closed. The ‘enaphore is in a little house painted with black and white stripes eighteen inches in width, situated on the south side of the castle of Guzinan el Bueno, in the westernmost tower of the wall tacing to seaward, It communicates with merchant vessels and foreign men- of-war, only by the International Code of Signals; it is operated in accordance with the stipulations of the In ternational Telegraphic Convention of Paris, lately re- vised at Rome; and under ordinary circumstances it signals trom sunrise till sunset. Hereafter the electro-semaphoric stations established on the pani coast will be in accordance with the pre- celirg conditions, Persons desiring further informa HOR, or Geral in regard to the transmission and tarif! of maphoric despatches are referred to the decree of February #, 1871, Dublished in the Rpanish edition of the “International Code ot Signals.” Leib owners and others, who are willing to pay the of the despatch acccrding to the if marked in Trovicerce of February & 1671, and desire ty have oficial notice of entrance OF exit. of any. vessel, should give ne and private signal of such vessel to the mari- thority of itstown or province, who will com- cate it tothe Marine Adjutant at Tarifa, in order that ven is may pecupy, in more important communica- tions, the time which they would spend in supplying the forogoing information. By order of Cy Bureau of Navigati RH WYMAN, Commodore WISN Hydrographar. wk 5 Henerrephis Office, Washington, D ©, July 1, Whalomen. imees at New Bedford Aug 1, bark Lydia, Gifford, Pa- au, Bay of Islands April 3, with 275 bbls sp, 350 oil, sin fo {400 Ibs bone: vent home on the voyaze 140 Seizes: 650 do wi 0 and 1600 Ibs bon as on freight 11,162 gals ap Peay hpbk oil from ip Niger, and oghe wale sp, 0702 Zo NpDe all and 1196 10s bono froin Dark Osman! Sailed from New London Aug 2, echr Lizzie Simmons, for South Shetlands. The tollowing whalers are reported fishing in the Bay of Panama :—Rarks F Chase; Cape Horn Pidgeon, Bakers Oak, Gifford 5 Wirgin Merky: Cash; sehr Tavoga! eat Spoken—July 28. Int 36 85, lon, 71 40, the following schrs (whalers), of Tovincetown : —Ellen Rizpah, Atkins, with 210 big black, 30 sp; Anizori, White, 140 bbls black, ‘90 sp ; Mary f Simmons, Rich, 290 black. , Agate, ‘Atkins 95 black ; Rising San, ‘Taylor, 250 Blac! p; BF Sparks, Bell, 120 sp; AS Wright, Vor'er, 20 bbls black, Spoken. Ship Kate Ttoo) Crocker, from Dublii 8) ce, Sly We lava? 1S toh doe en cae Bark Or, hous Ger), Belmer, from Bremen for Phila- delp ug 1, lat 4329, lon 70 44 (by pilot boat F Per- a, fins, NOI9). Nor), O1 es Bark Dagmar (Nor), Olsen, m St Nazaire for Ne a Sates lat 41 20, lon 64 40 (bv pilot boat ‘George w pnt, No 1 Brig Ann Keadia (Br), Ganion, ft New ¥ Johns, NF, July 22, lat 44 40, lon ‘mom y ae Pure orcigan Ports. ASPINWALL, June 28-3; ly Prciirrny jailed, steamship Juan G Mciggs, Batavia, June 7—In port brig Nellic Hastings, Hallett, une. Bomnay, Jnne 27—In port ships William W. Heniman, for Livery pools Stormway BHrtor Soarran? «| Secor suinbariel (Br), Puray, from Liverpool, arrived Clearea zane 3 ship.) pegohonsas, Danesn, Liv 01 mbay ; Reach, Gilmore, Oalcutta, ed Naas Barssaxo, July 2%—Arrived, schr Rocket, Armus, CARDIFY, Aree 2—Sailed, s‘eamship Pembroke (Br), Wil- liams, New Uatcorns, June M—In port ships Royal Alice, Nughes; Phitosophet ry Hie: Prank Pint (be) Mattias: + Artist, Segart, for New York. Idg; Jean ‘inglow, shilla- ber, 16 gen Ir Saugor.,3 f Obe ii lo. sea from uf june shi Bi ana Brita heaton (HD, Ward, Noe New York,” or a York via Gallen en ‘ballast Sailed June 22, bark Dunloe (Br), Batton, New York or Patene daly 10—Fn hips Re: eee, DALLAG, JU ort, si nard, H Guanape: arrived 7th, Martha ower skolnclas Loretto homas ; oun © Potter, MeClure ; Finn, Carney; Detroit 7 Samuel Wat vers; John Bryce» Morse : chard, Meaty, nd St Mark, Gritidie’ ‘wig ; and other: Crexvoxcos, July 23—Arrived, schr John W Whipple, Arnet, New Orleai Sailed 27d, barks Idaho, Richardson, Montreal; Samue} Shepherd (Br), Evans, Philadelphia; 2th, Adams, Collins, New York; brig Guns Saver 4 "ahah Carprras, July 21—Arrived, ry, C' Mariner, Buckman, ‘Havana: ih ake ro pbeals Bath} erate a ir (Br), Macomba, New York; a cuth, do. ; Drike Novelty 'Havener, Boston Maaltes Or (ip), Ba hols, New York: AM ‘Noberts, Barker Sailed 291, bark Ellent Stevens: Howe oro of Hat- Mra cihr athe See tas Meares ol Perkin sll de i zt, is ren re “i WANAPR, Ju in DOI Gallatin, Graves: itary Ei san Pattsh andtey See ton, Field; Frederick Tudor” Bradford, and Taniore, Auinphrey, alt 1a ith Rose, Tobey, do. Hava! ah Sandberg, Philad ah te no; bark Edith Arrived. bark. Cardesi New Y ork brigs Helen G Rich, Walst phia; Melon 0 ) Phinaey Mountfort, Boston; ships Clinton, Farwell, New Orie: Whitehurst, t,o; wath, sehr Catalans amet! ‘uba, Pal New Suileg athe Belay Mon tich np) eeigth ew For Iza, Kahrs, north “ o. Harris, Brows Getveciont erie fee , Hinckley, Baltimore ; schr Linda, Newton, New New Orieada In port 79th, barks Ad . Lindy. Tipe die M Bird, Merrill, and Mary E aes By Tensel (Br, McGregor, ier, Boston ia reat Burnes Crosby, tor Phitadelp ia, i Conservative, Benson, foF Ne lew Yo fork govt i ran, Swasey, unc; and the Brewster, Gotta and Liveipool, ldg 7 Bontag, Javi ws, Tune a Ms shij Washington Booth, Met Oregon, for Harriman, for =. do. i AcaR, June 38— reamed Late ath White arent Thanet Johnson, Oakland, lorado, Euglish, iz; dari ruin Bat ore tg MATARY, july Arrived, Aas sneacia, anderen, Prulageind Zulma (Br), Pete: Sv Merrick, Lippincott, i adel tas, ahh Fone hon, Meader. Kai to, Mich Keim erasy brig Redwood, Morar Oars ne y Pini r), Thar. r, Boston; 26th, bark Eliza whi “nl , Rorth of sehen ite Aug 1}—Arrived, steamshin St Patrick (Br), Panama, Julv TY sated, mca : mie Central American ports. Quenec July 30—A) ip St Patrick (Bi rrived, bn oa Glasgow ; Slat, Mtratheipde. "tae Pearson, Liv- wd jJanmino, July 14—Sailed, bark Alice Taintor, Los- irera, June %—Satled, bark J H Pearson, Taylor, = ‘York, 10 por July 12, bark Schamyl, Snow, from Naples, ar- bat tee Re, June 5—Sailed bark Aleppo, Flemming, Bos- Boainam, July 12—In port bark Harland, Tucker, from and for Boston, arrived Vuh; Ider toaail Atel; brig Kisey, Howe, trom and for do, arrived 6th, ldg; se sobr Bright Star bs 1 hey) H vite, brigs B Farr, Bi AGuA, July indorn: javana ; m4, Fanny uf Jenalngn Maotey: do; ort Tari bark Rebecca Parana few Yorks brig Gaailia Han, Conreba, Port! viata whr Northern Lignt, C tim Ada J Bonne: sek aN Baltimore; aa hark Daron, Wonata, Delaware Breakw: Bt Jaco, July 19—Arrived, sch Lydia I "Solo, Jones, Naw York. aa ar ‘Fou dy tir, sam steamship Richmo i RIAD Guba), Jul Te Arrived beige ai ne i Aitee Tar Tasito Farrell, Boston nginne, Ai Austin, ay 0 Py Whittemore, Faimonun, ‘Bailed 19th, Brig ime (Br). ), Oaffrey, Portland. (Pan Srmamaniy Orry oF Pants.) Armurnont, duly 2i—Hailed, Odin, Otto, New York, yAIStanpnta, E, duly M-Bailed, ‘Melicete, Isaac, New niston (Pill), Jal: Arrived, FI a, Scott, New Jam; Olive Reiery ry. ott, Bt BC john BiArehitect, Dod- Balled ntliue aa wine; Johnson, New York: 22a, Ceres, Gn . Dogregori, New York, ‘Wetras Jul July ik ualled, Ouleeppe Rocco, Paoil, New how, July 22,—Arrived, Aneroid, Fletcher, St John, we vwy o-arrivea, Lina, Fredricnsen, New" =eeun a dea cues Agr, Good, trom New York (beth baitD crores, Wigho, Jul windbouna —. A a Aes og moxstapt, July 15—Arrived, “Teykoe Jansen, New be 16—A) ed, Canis July ears Wet a ve = uy h—Arnvea, Noab, Cleared ith Rate Tig Robe 5 oa Sasam 2 Va oor a Tulford (from Grone do), Pensac apts, July 1s Arrived, Di ‘ocomno, June 2:—Sailed, Dunloe, bien hin esi on Sydne: Noe ta ctgenlets Het + ( . Bt Little Fi Higa, (fom do ARDANELLRS, July. rele Catterina Zio, Simone, from New York jor ‘Constantinople. tzrre, July 14—Sailed, Marie Reine, Darin, Phila~ ete, July 19—In the Sound, Ironsides, Tapley,, from New York ‘for Stockholm, J Rimeme 000, , duly soeBouea, Montreal, Adams, St fobn, Facmoura, Jul SOF the Lizard Pierre Kuyper, Falk, trom Philadelph: te ee alban.” — se Gnkenoci, July mac (s), Loudon, New York: 284, Bropositi Berio, di Rec inck ee LOUCESTER, JULY 2?—Arrived, ‘ari, a Ruth, ‘Densen New York. jess es Hult, July 2i—Arrived, Lock Ken, Currie, San Fran- else Havne, July 20—-Arrived, Peter Gibson, Wolf New York. Sail Aumin, “Rubase, New’ York; Floreia, Mears, St Jolin, earn uly 20—Arrived, Susan M, Wade, Phila- ep) Livunroon, July 19—Arrived, Idaho. (9) York: 20th.” Posciden, Ommandsen, Norlo Wredhall, Gibson. do;'Adorna, Davi New fdkerr Sara Praacisces Weella Lodg more; Josephine, Hepburn, New Hawkins, Charledton: Koralie, Waugh, Mobile weston ; Olympia, 2A ‘Andrew, New fe sacols Celt orks i Varna, Mente, New Orle AR OE DSL, St aN eG, 1, Nor LY oO! Ti A mieson, * Ghionn Cock, Here besa SABRE ae SBmieto *th, Greece (3), Thomas, New ¥ York; Nestorian (), W cites weaned 1th, "Harvest Guean, Ja Jansseo, ew York; st, Sircn, Basen, do; Askoy, Mai iguaven, Stephen's, as lome, Valentine, Pen ola, i yur be lephens, ttmore; “Thos” Cochrave,” smithy. Byaney CH; JA Pierce, Brown, and Portia, Harvey, 8t John, NB ; Elei Bassen, Philadelphia; Universe, Jones,’ Savannah; Charles Murdock, Bart, Rydney, OF ‘6B; Palmyra, (s), Bos: ton; 23d, Hampton Court, Valk, o 8: 23d, (s), Thoinpson, and Wyoming”, “Morgan, Now’ Yorks Svea, Haack, Baltim “‘leared 1th, Henrietta, Decent. Naples and New York; ad, Schmidt, P Thileaciphta; Ewa Brothers, Sam ‘Frangisea 22d, t Lacks, oe Toh er Pere) coe stream, Greenman, New York. don, New Orleans; Gusiay riedvioh, Btaross, St Jobe, Entered out 19th, OF Katon, Radford, for Rich Hee oa ane ett ak Toho Ae Windwarty | ci ging, Sydney, CB; Exampler, Rober AB ‘Wilmington, Birkby, Alién, San Francisco; ist, Missouri () xd son, New Orleans; Cuba (s), Moodie, Ni (s),' Guard, do; | Wood Flower of the | Forest, Wanderer, Gibbons, by: MeDowell, Boston: 220, Antarc ic Ann. Peraich, New York; Cel Getta Prince'on, Piitatelphias. Obie. "ata ihe dos Zo bitcassian (a), Wwite, Montreal, ce; Legh AMO (0) New see of London () isynon, rew York fara Grice, Gi Mathew! Go: Brothers, ‘rhurston, 3 Savannah; Bara Ce Gri ain Francisco; Magna CI ‘On the Belt Boor. ul Mary Sane, S rehibela from Liverpool tor Sydne: Off Tuscar 17th, Belgravia, Haynes, from Liverpool for St John, NB. Of the Great Ormeshead 17th, Xoung. America, Cum- mings, and Progress, Johnson, Laden iver pool to New York : 19h, Harvest Queen, Janssen, from (to for do, Lownon, uly 2i—Arrived, Rapido, Glendenning, Phila- “Cleared 22d, Denmark (#), Sumner, New. ¥ 2 Cark Hardor, co; 23d, Fise Euebricht, esnrent wit mington, NO; by 4e ‘Lelean, 8t John, 2 Ores mor, Sydne Prudhoe, “lint, and Fieinnich von Behroed er, ‘ine New aa cease y Piielicon, Rogers, dot Alice Rey, Douglas, Sydn sailed Fe resol 2156, Klien Austin, Borden, New Masnonpeney, 2 ye , 84 Hume, Diggins, ney, st reka, there ‘Nprcisrt, July 18—Entered out, Silas Fish, Brandt for Bostor 2 Al Sh! Express, Petersen, Baltimoro. Geresecen: July vig Arrived, Ataelia, Fichiag, New yo ine "Hermes, Laren, Baltimore: pee New York; Sif, Chrisionsen, Oy, Juan NB for Cols Me cisco Chiagzaro, Bozo, New York; Invida, Lavi Hoy Natyig, Boston ; Tordenskjold, Olsen,’ New ving Batlor, Brien, Cardenass larianve aati Reang New Yor; 2a, Darumouth, Bisden, San Fran. “eat tn 221, Ginsenpe Oneto, Feno, from Phiuadelphis settooesy 9 i So sot oLat Glas, Norst, New Or JeRURDERLAND, July 21—Arrived, Sea Drift, Alkenhendy New York. yanrana, July Arrived, Margaretta, Trapain, New jyitsta, July 198—Salled, Albert the Good, Bolt, New pivAramronn, Joly 22—Pat in. F Pirandello, Todaro, from: WOrTeBAVEN, J Se tgatied, Daheim, Prahm, Phil» ‘Warrenaven, July delphia. i Wexrono, July 2—Arrived in Eouth Bay, sane John, NB, “American Poris. 4, AM—Arnved, schrs Hatt Gage Baltimore i Henry. H Fisk, Wixom, do Spt , Walls, Phila: leiphia Rondout, Ips HNOSTON, Aug Ser Nereus, a, *Ricaret-Bteamaships, Ravensworth Castle. (BP), gent, Baltimore; pea Baker, ible EM Bearse, New York; brig PM Gato: schrs Agnes I Grace, Sin altey. Atceandria, Vay if Raymond, Kelley, Phitadeiphia; Orlole, Bak Pioneor, Lothrop, do; Ida L Bearse, Kenuebec, for Philadetphia. Sailed—Barks Reunion an1 Ella. rived, ship Lydia, Scofield, New York: bar Scelia, Smyrna rigs soho Aviles, Burnam Abby Ellen, Baltimore; schrs © E Scamonell, Cardenas; toons. Pascagoul tern Aug. a ailed, schrs Alice C Noyes, Philadel a; rat galled, achrs Mary Standish, Rich, and Fawn, Be wer Philadelp hia, GOR, Aug 1—Arrived, brig Geo W Chase, Patter niHARLESTON, an 3i—Cleared, brig Harmony (Br) =e Gh Wm H Parks, Philadelpnis. 3—Arri Fred fu hee i ‘iag, tor Boston; James Wall, New Have DANVERS, July 2—Arrived, schr Geo P Trigg, Lin nekin, New York. AStivess schra Abel © Buckley, Buckley, and Se rat ara Griffing, Philad DINER, Me; Juiv Be Arrived, schrs Koret, Dun har, New Yorks ira D Buargen dohusone Bavasaas, valiod~sehs Mary © Rosevelt, Harden, and fdiatela & tewis. Philadelphia; Elia Foyes, do; Saratoga, Kickerso w York. GREEN ORT, LI, Jul ig atti eth’ L Daboll sailed 391! Cape CO 29th, 0 load Pitts, Liver, 001 Via Queenstown, Below, at Quarantina steainship Tappahannock. Pendleton, from Havana, pi cae wOurre, July 4), PM—Sailed, steamship Mar * NEWBURYPORT, Anz 1—Arrived, schrs Chas Hea Warren, Hoboken? Pacific, Ginn; New York, yachi Medes. New York for Mount Desert. EW BEDFORD. Ang 2—Sailed, schrs Ciydi Holland, Gcorgesown, DG: tate Beards Bowman, der W. man, Hinckley. § Rew Yor! NEWPORT, Aug 1 EM—Arrived, sehre Anson Bro! nich and W eo. Kels ry, Eheabethpo Castoff, Dupont, New York for an’ Eastern ‘Mon Morris, Dennis’ for New York;_ Elisha T Stith. Bal Fagartown for do; NJ Miller, ‘Reed, Wood's Hole ( dol Jones, Handy, ‘Somerset for’ regi; Silas, Braing Buell, Providence for Ao W Boyle, Smith, Fal River for do; Maria L avis, do for do: Mel bourne, Hilton, do for vulladeiphins ‘loop Clio, Chase, Providence tor New Yor! Li ‘ port—Hehe Potter Ha Hooper, Bradbary, for Haver ‘aise echrs Louie A Van Petal Tooker. Brashear City, La, for Portsmouth, NII: Ri Nenzi, Cobleigh, New Bedior pO AL York; Harriet Gardner, Miller, Taunton for mbov. 2d, AM—Satied, schr CI Errickson, yayne, Newbu NORWICH, Aug 2—Arrived, brig’ George (Br), "Porta ico. Smited—Schr Buckeye, New York NEW LONDON, Aug 2—Arrived, sehrs NA Predmore, Hoboken: Hattie’ Collins, do; W' W Brainard, do; TW Havens, Providence for Alexandria, PORTLAND (Ore: aon), ly %—Sailed, brig Coloa, Saunders, San Francisco, PORT BLAKELY, July inna, Dark Fremont, Mo Lellan, Guaymas PORT TOWNSEND, July %—Arnvea, brig North Star, Morehoase, Petropaulski. Sailed—Ship Wm Wileo: 9 Oroeker, 26th—Arrived, ship ‘a Alvares.(¢ Valparalso: Pike Onward, Nordbe B Jaly 5—Arrived. Blacksto os Gaal PHILADELPHIA, Angust pled Hartford; schr Light of the East, Harper, Sou Sie red—Si amaahine ea Baker, Boston; Hunter, Sherman, Providence ; Mar: Fy do,; sclirs Read: ing RR No. Me A River; A’ Fortsmoath, a aha “¢ ph ee Co} Alexander, an Praneiae bark Towhsitan, 2—Arrived, steamer Susan, noon, ship sere bark Towed to sea last ght, sip John O. Baker. Patgitety and brig Tre Gusini, both from London, parsed in last, SRL Brig Starbeam fs still here, iD, Aug I—Arrived, brig 8 © Shaw (Br), Bell, Cieared—Brig Arthar Rngloso, Peake, Cape ae Verde rataetne sont Ho Witara, Wainer, Puildelphin PROVID DENCE, A su 2—Arrived, échr Mary Wood, Ar thur We yeomico, RI oH OND, hos i arrived, bark Rose Brae (Br), Wil- cox, Liver} Glearedririe Johann (Ger). De Vries, Bopie Sailed. twing, Flanders. New Yor! BAN Le eit) July reat: Hewes Drummond, daverncoly Aree jazi barks DC Murray, or, Foaciatas Eat Lieut Maury Ai Brocklebank, I twig “( imi part Cleared hp ‘Dragan Re Meclemon, Liverpool Sailed—Sehr Williains, Gustatsen, Iquique vim Aunt dt. SANTA BARBARA, July 26—Sailed, steamship Con- standing. Denney. San Francisco. LLL ug 3—Arrived, steamship Zodiac, Cha: Ba ited Park Contest, Montevideo; schr Sarah Potter, Lt July 31—Arrived, schr Wm Hill, Murphy, Weoe —Cleared, schr Hero, Baker, New York. Ripa SG 8 Rdwards, Worth, on nzntadelphs a. bigs ee tesostoyem thy July 26—8ailed, Hanson, Melbourne. as Sete: Weeeisetee Saree BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEG. different States—Desertion, Public! Ravive tree fen sufficient cause ; ne ne. quired; no charge until div ores at M. HOUSE, Attorney, No. 14 fociwase A HERALD BRANCH OFFIC! regia ret + corner of Patton avenue end Boerum street ‘Open from 8 A. M. to On Sunday from 3 too YP. M. paces belies 2) FO! ‘ODORU! 4 RTRRL Pat! jolts rolling mille 115, currency ade trom native sieel Ore at ¥ Varourhows the Unitea New, all steel... New, one-foarih steel. 9%, currency New, one-sixth steel 92 currency Rerviling, all siee 6S rreney Ke rth steo 4h, ol 42, currepey MERTAVER, Jul xrived, Erna, Sehntte, Phita- Johannes, Ile New ¥ WWW AVEN, Ju Padre, Bertolotto, N a Y tt hia. lew York, A ‘AX, A nee favint je ip! Honiwatis, vay -PSaded trom hoyan Ith, Mindet, En bebrethsen. and Ogterinues Pedersen. New Y ba ears On tie Delae Ware divist ngle track ot ithe Ere rete an eading tram ih linen A y and other pp 1M. ST. Bika’, 71 Broadway, New York,