The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1873, Page 10

10 BUFFALO PARK, Second Day of the Eighth Annual Trotting Meeting. Grand Attendance and Spir- ited Races. fensation the Winner of the 2:21 Purse and Clementine the 2:45 Contest. BUFFALO, August 6, 1873, There were 20,000 persons on the course to-day, and the private equipages turned out in much greater numbers than yesterday—the carriages being gathered in dense masses, extending nearly hall-a-mile in length, As usual at the meetings here, there was a large percentage of ladies, many of them in elaborate toilets and very beautiful. ‘The day was as fine as could be wished—the sky cloudless, the air balmy, with a fresh breeze blow- tng from the Niagara, and the landscape bright and green, melting into a soft haze m the distance, a THE 2:21 RACE, ‘The first event of the day was the: purse of $20,000, ior horses that had never trotted better than 2:21, mile heats, best three in five, in harness ; $10,000 to the first, $5,000 to the second, $3,000 to the third and $2,000 to the fourth horse. Entered for this were J. J. Bowen’s black geld- ing Camors, John W. Irving’s bay gelding Jim Irv- ing, Benjamin Mace’s bay gelding Sensation, Dan Mace’s chestnut gelding Jadge Fullerton, Alden Goldsmith’s bay gelding Gloster, ©. 8. Green's chestnut mare Lucille Golddust and A. E, Brown’s bay gelding Derby. The two last named were withdrawn. In the pools Judge Fullerton brought $100, Jim Irving $30 and the field $20, First Heat.—Irving had the pole. He and Sensa- tion got off on even terms, but both horses broke badly and soon gave Camors the lead. Fullerton regained his feet first and passed the quarter-pole neck and neck with Camors, Gloster a length and a half, and Sensation eight lengths behind. Time, 34% seconds, Camors then took the lead and came steadily away, passing the half-mile in 1:09%, and leaving Fullerton, with Gloster third and trotting gamely. They maintained pretty equal positions to the three-quarter-pole, where Gloster took second place. Coming home the horses were straining every muscle, and Fullerton getting the whip well laid on, while Camors trotted squarely and surely in the lead, with Gloster close following, and amid a defeaning thunder of applause, Camors crossed the score, with Gloster’s nose at his wheel, Fuller- ton half @ jength behind Glostey and Sensation seven lengths to the rear. Irving was distanced, Time, 2:2034. Second Heat.—Gloster obtained the lead, followed by Camors, who was half a length behind, Their ositions were reversed on the turn, Fullerton fali- ing half a length tothe rear of Gloster, At the quarter pole (in 35 seconds) Fullerton and Camors were neck and neck, Gloster three lengths to the rear and Sensation four lengths further behind. ‘Thev maintained these positions going down the back stretch, passing the hal! mile in 1:00, Fuller- ton and Camors went to the three-quarter pole side vy side. Coming to the score Camors haa half a length the lead, which he -neld in crossing, Fuller- ton second, Gloster third, Sensation fourth, Time, 2: s21%. ‘Third Heat.—Camors took the lead, a length ahead of Fullerton, and at the quarter ‘they were once more neck and neck. Time, 34%. Camors then dashed halt a length in front of Fullerton, the others stringing out badly, Gloster following three lens ce behind and Sensation tive Jengths. hali mile was made in 1:09. ‘They er strung out as they ap- rouched the three-quarter pole, — when loster went off his leet, giving his place to Sensation. Coming up the stretch Fullerton and Camors were side by side, Fullerton showing a Nittle ahead when half way up. Sensation suddenly pulled out and took first piace amid the wildest cheering, and they passed under the string, Sen- gation a length ahead of Puilerton, who was two Jeogths ahead of Camors, Gloster fourth, four lengths in the rear, Time, 2:24, Fullerton stil selling as favorite in the pools. Fourth Heat.—Sensation went away half a length ahead of Camors, with Gloster hall a length further in the rear, on the outside, and Fullerton in a | pocket. ‘They passed the quarter pole in 36%, when Fullerton dashed through and took the lead, a@iength ahead at the half-mile pole, which was | made in 1:1244. Sensation had recovered half her distance and pulled steadily up the three-quarters NEW YORK HERALD, THURS SDAY. AUG jUST 1, 1873.—-TRIPLE. SHEET, PIGEON SHMOTING. National Championship Sweepstakes for the Lorillard Badge—Six Contestants Postponement on Account of Darkness— Bach Shoots at Twenty-eight Birds— Brown end Hudson Ahead. SaRatoea, N. Y., August 6, 1873, The National Championship Pigeon Shooting Bweepstakes for the first acquisition of the magnificent national champion badge, Presented by Mr. Louis L. Lorillard, of New York, was commenced to-day at Glen Mitchell, but not finished. The rules under which this badge shall be shot for are such that as often as once in three months the holder can be challenged, and the stakes are to be $500 a side, All the matches for the badge are to be shot according to the English rules, which have been slightly modified,.at fifty birds each, frem five traps, placed five yards apart, thirty yards rise and eighty yards boundary. Both barrels are allowed to be used, and the amount of shot must not exceed one ounce and a quarter. These are the general conditions tor the champion- ship matches; but to make the first contest for the badge, an event of more than usual interest @ grand national sepeminomanto sweepstakes wus arranged by the donor, the Soncinians being $100 entrance, play or ‘pay, half of which is to be added to tne? badge and the other half to go to the second best contestant. For this money and the trophy the subscribers were to shoot at forty birds each, under the rales, save that the birds were to be furnished on the usual terms for the shooters, There were six entries for the event, these being Harvey A. Brown, of Cleveland, Ohio; Captain A. H; Bogardus, of Elkhardt, Il.; Abe Kleinman, of Cricago, mL; Ira A. Paine, of New York; Miles Jonnson, of’ Yardville, N. J.; T. H. Turrell, of Chicago, l)., and a Mr. "Hudson, of Syracuse, N. Y., who, with the consent of the contestants, was per- mitted to take the place of E. Garrison, of the same place. From this list Miles Johnson was allowed to withdraw in consequence of tiiness, In the pools before the work began Paine was the favorite, Kleinman the second choice, Bogar- dus third, with the others selling as a field. When twenty-eight birds had been shot by each darkness came on and the shooting was postponed until to- morrow morning. The assemblage to witness the event was large and the utmost interest was evinced in the result. The three noted shots, Who were at first the favorices, were beaten from the commencement of the sport, and long be- fore the postponement was announced Brown and Hudson had the caliinthe betting, with Kleinman, Bogardus and Paine selling in the fleld, as the three latter were then two birds behind, and Brown and Hudson even at that time. The following, 80 jar as the shooting has progressed, is a SUMMARY, GLEN MITCHELL, Saratoga, N. Y., August 6, 1873.— National Championship Sweepstakes lor the first acquisition of the national champion badge, pre- sented by Mr. Louis L, Lorillard, of New York; $100 entrance, play or pay, under the English rules; 40 birds each, 30 yards rise, 80 yards boundary, 1% 0z, shot; five traps, placed five yards apart; value o1 sweepstakes, $600; of which $300 goes with the badge and $300 to the second best contestant. Referee, H. W. Miller, of New York. Brown—l, 1 Ay 4,'0, 1,0, 44,8, 151) % 1, #1, wat 1, 0, "1, 1, 1. 0, 0, #4, 1, 1,1 1, or otal Killed, 2i; missed, 7. Hudson—1, 0, i, 1,1, 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 1,1, 1,1, 1, 1, 0,1, "1, 1, 1, 1 0 1, Killed, 21; missed, 7. Kieinman—1, *1, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, *1, 1, *1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 1, *1, 1, 1, '1.—Toial, a killed 193 missed, 9, Paine—1*, 1, 0, 0 1, 1*, 1*, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1*, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1, 4, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1%. Total, 28; kulled, 19; missed, % Bogatdus—t, 1, 1, 1, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 171, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1*, 1, 1, 0, 1, 0,1, 0,1, 1, 1, 1. ‘total, 28; ‘killed, ry 0, 1, 0, 1, 1444 1,1*, 1, 0,1, 1,0, 0, Total, 28; killed, 183 missed, 9, * Denotes killed with the second Darrel, SARATOGA RACES. Second Day of the Second Summer Meeting—The Events and the Entries— Pool Selling. SaRatooa, August 6, 1873. The racing will be continued to-morrow, with a very fine programme, the first race being for the Kenner Stakes, two miles, for three-year-old colts and fillies, which will probably bring out the follow- ing starters:—McDaniel’s Springbok, Hunter & Travers’ imported colt Strachino, Governor Bowie’s Catesby, Grinstead’s Waverley, Belmont’s imported colt The Ll-Used, Glenn’s Merodac, Coi- trill’s Alice Mitchell and Hunt Reynold’s Whisper. For the second race—a dash of a mile and a half, for all ages, to carry 100 pounds, fillies and geldings allowed three pounds—the entries are Wanderer, Arizona, Boss Tweed and Eolus, allowance—the entries are Donabue’s onan aneck behind Fullerton. Coming up the stretch Sensation gained rapidly, and passed under tne string a winner of the heat by two lengths, Gloster third and Camors fourth, five lengths bebind. Time, 2:26%. Futh Heat.—Sensation had the lead, Fullerton closing on him and passing to a position a length in {ront at the quarter pole; Gloster third. Time, 3614. At the naif mile they were strung a length apart, Camors taking Gloster’s place and the latter lagging. ‘lime, 1:134;. Sensation seemed iresh as in the first heat, and when he passed the three- | quarter pole went by Fullerton as a “no-account horse,” and came along up the stretch at a splen- aid gait, amid the wildest excitement among the thousands on the ground. He passed the judge’s stand four lengths anead of Fullerton, who ‘was two lengths ahead of Camors; Gloster away behind, Time, 2 SUMMARY. BurrALO PARK—BUFFALO, N. Y., August 6, 1873— Second Day of the Bighth Annual Trotting Meet- ing: Purse $20,000, for horses that never beat 2:21; mile heats, best three in five, in harness; $10,000 to the first, $5,000 to the second, $3,000 to the third and $2,000 to the fourth horse. Ben). Mace’s b. g. Sensation 44111 J. J. Bowen's bik. g. Camor: Lies 2:8 Dan Mace’s cb. g. Judge Ful +8 2222 Alden Goldsmith's b. g. Gloster... ag48 4 Jonn W. Irving's b. ©. 8. Green's ch. m. . Jim Irving... Lucette Gold Dust. ne A. E, Bowen's b. g. Derby... . OF, TIME. Quarter, Half, Mile, sey heat ~ BY 120034 F 1:09 9 Fourth heat Filth heat 36, 1 It i rumored that the canse of ‘ifving’ ‘8 being distanced was a broken martingale, \ THE CONTEST, Of the twelve entri Waller, Arthur and Royal ; George, Jr., and Vanity Fair had been withdrawn. First Heat—Planter got the send-off a lengih ahead of Magnolia, Keeler third. Going around the turn Maguolia broke to pieces, jetting Keeler in second. At the quarter pole Planter was lengths ahead, and at the | he had widened the gap to five length | others being badly strung out. At the thre’ oo, ‘tb Was evidently @ walk over for Planter. and Little Longiellow were working ad to save distance, the others being far in | the rear. At the distance stand the driver of | Pianier jooked over hus shoulder and slackened up his horse, trovting siowly and letting them all get in, going under the string in the foliowing order— | Planter first, Littie Longieliow second, Clementine third, then Lizzie Keeler, Willie G Hddust, Mag- nola, Archie aud Miss Nellie. Time, 2.31, Second Heat.—Piauter had the le half a Jength, Longiellow follow ng. with Clementine's nose at his w pole Clementine went up to sec Longieliow bre aking and galling to the rear. Coming to the three-quarter Planter broke badly, but got his feet again tn au effort to preserve lis piace, in which he was tun- successiul, Clementiue taking the heat by two Jengths, Planter second, Maguolia third, and the | others in the following order,—Miss Miler, Lizzie Keeler and Wellie Golddust, Lite Longfellow and | Archie. ‘Time, 229) third Heat.—b T got away first, Clementine ~wecond, with Keeler half atengih betind, Keeler | went to pieces on te turn at the quarter pole, and | Longieliow took his place. On the backstretch | on and Clementine were neck and | . They were strung out at the three. | pquarter pole, and half way up the stretch Planter | broke badly and Ciemeutine went to the trout; * Longfellow aiso jeft his feet. Clementine won the eat, Planter second, Longfellow third, the others | mm the following order:—Magnolia, Miller, Keeler, Willie Golddust and Archie. ‘Sime, 2:80. Fourth Heat.—Willie Golddust and Archie were withdrawn. Lizzie Keeler had the lead, but Long- fellow soon went to the front, Planter third, an breaking badly, Keeler heid the second place tu the quarter, where she gave it to Clementine and then fell to the rear of Magnolia. Going to three-quarter le Clementine closed with Long- fellow for first place and the others strung out bad! Clementine crossed the score a dozen rngths ahead of Longiellow, with Magnolia third and Lie others straggil A behind, Time, 2:32. ARY. Same Day—Purse $3,000, for horses that have Hever trotted better than 2:45; mile he: best three in fiy $1,200 to the first, $600 Lo ‘the second and $200 to the third horse :— Graves & Loomis’ b. m, Clementine...... 3 1 4. W. Wright's ch. g. Planter ed Hart's s, g@ Litue Lon lon McKee's g. g. Maj G. B. Fergoson,s b. m, Miss Milier, T. & Oarpenter’s ch. tn. Lizzie Keeler. 4, RK Steven's b. 8. Willie Golddus! «©. K. Kimball's b. g. Archie... a. W. Meyer # bi vanity Fair : ter Jones’ Wyr Buckley’s Chickabiddy, The Moor, oll & Coar’s The Nurse and Ortolan, Doswell’s Fadiadeen, Sanford’s Bingaman, Wai- ee) For the third race—a selling purse of $500, with | den’s Minnie W. and McDaniel’s Kentucky Zaidee | fin Xi three of the races promise to be good ones, and considerable money is being bet on them, especiaily on the Kenner Stakes, Sr which the foi- lowing is about an average :— KENNER STAKES, Springbok. 1,000 Waverley. 300 Strachino. 885 Catesby 370 1il-Used 300 Merodac 160 Alice Mitchell. 40 Whisper... 20 DASH OF MILE AND A HALF. Wanderer $200 Boss 'T'weed Arizona... + 35 Eolus.. THE SELLING RACE. | Fadladeen. $i80 The Nurse. Chickabiddy . - 105 | Minnie W + 105 Bingaman, 80 Business, 30 THE NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. papain More Than 150 Members in Attend- ance—A Strong Delegation from the South. LMIRA, Y., August 6, 1873, The paper of Dr. McCosh, read last evening, was animatedly discussed this morning at the general meeting of the Educational Association. ‘The sub- ject was “Upper Schools.” In the discussion the following named made strong speeches :—Doctor Tappen, of Ohio; Doctor Wickersham, of Penn- sylvania; Doctor Daniel Reid, of Missouri; Doctor Charies Hammond, of Massachusetts; President ©. W. Eliot, of Harvard Professor Atherton, of Rutgers College; Doctor McCosh and W. 1. Harris, of Missouri. The sentiment that seemed to prevail was, that there Coliege; | was needed in this country a class of schools be- | tween the grammar schools and the colleges, | There needed to be a heartier s mpathy between by Hon. W. G. Brown, a colored man, and State Superintendent of Schools in that State, Missouri has alarge number present; aiso Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina and Aijabama. aiternoon the several departments are engaged in the common schools and the colieges. The city is very ull of strangers, The number of members present | amounts to more than fifteen hundred, an’. a no- ticeavle feature of the Convention is the presence | of a large number of teachers from the Southern States. Louisiana is well respresented This | discussion in the department of higher instruction. A paper by Professor Edward S. Jaynes, of the Washington avd Lee U. niversity, Virginia, on “ the Study of the Classics,” attracted attention, and is very favorably commented upon, He conterded strongly in their javor, ‘apers by M. McVicar, of Potsdam, N. and H. ‘T. Harrington, of New Bedford, Mass., on the E} mentary Department, were carefully considered, A paper Western University Education, by Willlata G. Ellot,of St. Louis, Mo., excited mach discussion on account of his statements in regard | to the manner ot working the West. The expression of the Convention ts very much in favor of Elmira, and the accommodations pro- vided are suflicient for twice the number that is ere. On Friday the Association will go on an e: ri to Watkins Glen, g eRe At the Opera House this evening, before a fine audience, @ paper on ‘How Much © ulture Shall Be imparted in Our Free Schools,” prepared by Richard Edwards, of Llinois, was read by J. N. Cariton, of Connecticut. ‘It was a strong paper, advocating the ‘highest culture prac: ticable, going from high grades to higher, until even @ college standard was reached. In tne discussion which followed these views were abiy sustained by, J. B, Wickersham, of Pennsy) A paper on The Relation of the Genera) ment to Kduca#ton” was read by Profes: * Atherton, of New Jersey. It advocated very pads g y the notion that the general government should have a direct care of VHE EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS OF THR COUNTRY. It was announced bythe Presidemt that at no previous meeting of the Association had so many Btates been represented, Only seven were un- represented, these being Alabama, Texas, Tennes- see, Minnesota, California, Oregon and Delaware. werhe Committee on Omllccrs made the following re- port of officers for the ensuing year, which was unanimously adopte Prosident, &. H. White, of Minois; Secretary, A. P. Mar. ble, of Maseaheusetts; Treasurer, John Hancock, of Ohio; Vice Presidenia, Jemes Met Hayes, vt Poqurylyawa; 4 | Mallory & Co. | With salt, to Woodruf & Robinson, | last, to Finch, J ehusetts; us Pentoca. <q vir taint of Obio, Mrs, M. of ‘ounecticu of Minneso panied Reed, of Missourt of Kentucky Creery, of Mar ir Galtiorniay ahd WA wet lew York. The Coun- cillors are appolnied from cash State witch has a fepre- sentative present, and are as follows:— Mise D. A. A, Tatnron Phelps H. Pairchildy john Swell, of arge—B. G. Northrop, John Bayon, ar. 8. Rounds, ofMaime; Allena Bennett, New Hampeh . French, Vermont: Joseph White, Massachusett & Groengueh, Rhode Ialand; 1. awyer, metnmecticut rham, N WP Pierce, New Srey i Bearle? tort Be u” A. Newell, Raven W a nas e's, TeNUee Virginia: Aleka miter ven, Wes nia. ne nia: Alexand Me¥ver, South Carolina ; J. ae it ison, “South Carolinas or bing, Miss 3 Brown, Florida; G. Loui . Efakellord, Kentu W. nike! " Indiana; E, C. Hewett, Minois: Man Retona, Woodford Michigan’ £. &. Chatton, Wiscohsl strong, lowa; as Mad Be Root, (Jr. Missourl; BGA Hams, Kai Benton, Neb THE IOWA RAILROAD | TRAIN ROBBERY. Sr. Louis, Mo., August 6, 1873. A gentleman from Carlinville, M., says a man, who refused to give his name or antecedents, was arrested in that city on Monday last on suspicion of being one of the party who recently robbed a railroad train in Iowa, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON, - 502 - 708 ve — — HIGH WATER, Gov. Island...morn 7 19 Sandy Hook..morn 6 34 Hell morn 9 04 OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE he MONTH OP AUGUST. Steamers, | Sasa.” |Destination. | City ot Limerick. Thuringia, A Taverpool..115 broadway. “iHiaar Broad war {58 Broadway. 7 Bowling Green +/2 Bowling Green 29 Broadway. 1. ]4 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green x fr ico Green Besssrex~ eeetoeete “ away “[Pabwitne Green 2 Bowling Green :{72 Broaaway. :]4 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green :|2 Bowling Green 15 Broadway. 6) Broadway 15 Broadw: 19 Broadway. Liverpoot.. [69 Broadway. Liverbool. . /4 Bowling Green |. .|Havre......154 Brondway ..| Bremen... :12 BowlingGreen U1Glasgow ...|72 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 6, 1873. CLEARED, Stoamship Manhattan (Bn), Price, Liverpoot via Queens town—Williams & Guion 4 Meamehip Lord Clive (Br), Urquhart, Liverpool—Snow urges. steatnahip Virginia (Br), Sadler, Glasgow—Austin, Bald- win Steamship New York (Ger), Klugkist, Bremen via South- ampton—Oclrichs Re rar a ae City or Datias, Bolger, New Orleans—C H allor eisai ‘South Carolina, Becket, Charleston—J W juintare Steamship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC—Loril- lard Steamshi Ship Crusa ges. Ship Sovereign of the Sea, Johnson, San Francisco— Sutton & Co. Bark G Biglow (Br), Raymona, Dubiin—Bovd & Bark Salus (Br), Poland, Penarth Roads—McMurray & marell. Dam Brig Helen M Rowley. Davis, Lisbon—A Abbott. Ari Marie (Dutch), Mansen, St Martins, &ce—H A Vata- e Brie Rate p ar, ab oC “lentuegos—Miller. & Houghton. Brig Gavelle, Small, La Rochelle—Brett, Son & ¢ Brig Bessie (Br), Hackett, Sydney, CBLJas B Ward & wits Ad Ada H Hail (Br), Johnston, Halifax, NS—D R De olf & Bri vr tr), Jenkins, Liverpool—Snow & Bur- 4 Vedro, Bahrs, Jacksonville—John Zittlosen. Schr Geriride (Br). Kelly, Nassau, NP—Joseph Eneas. Schr Carrie Bunnell, Rukham, Baracoa—E Puig & Co. Schr ML Compton, ‘Rogers, Norfolk, Va—Isaac Re Sta- ple & N Rowers, Cubberly, Baltimore—W Chalmers, pity, Kelly, Harwich—Ferguson & Wood. Vineland, Bowe i f Steamer Beverly, Piers ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Steamship Cuba (Br), Moodie, Liverpool July 26 and meenstown 27th, with mdse and 126, passengers, to rancklyn. Aug’3, lat 4229, lon 56 02, passed a Germ: bark, bound west, showing pomnraersia’ signals MCQB; 4th, lat 41 54, lon 59 46, ship Liverpool, trom London ‘for M,@lat 4! ‘Ton'6) bt, a White 30 PM, Ini 4442, lon 61 18, a National stenmer, bound east, Steamship Anuiia (Br), Small. Claszow July 26 and Mo- ville 27th, with mdse and 167 passengers to Henderson Bros. Had moderate weather and much fog during the Passage, July 24, lat Bt 36, lon 23 22; pasved shi Irom Troon for Quebec, 8 days out; Aug 6, lat 4229, lon 10, pasted a German bark, bound west, showing signal F ch, lat 41 12, lon 65, a sebr- rigge ‘eam: ship, hound west. or amship City of Dallas, Bolger, New Orleans July 28and the Bar 29th, with mdse and passengers to C H Of Hatteras, passed a schr showing a flag with letters IB in it, bound south. Philadelphia, with mdse Steamship Benefactor, Jou Macnichol, Liverpool 41 Arran, aud passengers to J Lorillard. Ship Strathearn (ot Glasgow), days, with mdse to Henderson B: Ship Benvenue (ot Glasgow), McG 22 and Isle of Wight 27th, with ‘mdse ai Henderson Bros Bark Lussignano (Aust), Sentinella, Liverpool, 56 days, vessel to Slocovich , London June T passenger to «Sark Harold (of Halifax), Dinsmore, Liverpool 45 rk Galathea (Nor), Mickelsen, Hall 50 days, in bal- last, to Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Laura Ger), Wilmsen, Bremen 60 aays, with mdse, to | Bark iff. 88 days, with rail- Edye & Co. reo St Nazaire 46 days, in bal Ray ark Amizade (bord), Mello, Boston 7 days, im ball to,6 Ludme Brig Wezlandt (Ital, Mennota, 1 62 da: with brimstone, to order; vessel to Funchy Edge & passed Gibraltar June | days, with mdse to master, Bark Egir (Non Brig Robbont (ot Bangor), Coombs, Alicante 56 days, Malaga, 44 days and Gibraltar 42 days, with mdge to LE Amsinck & CO; vessel to Miller & Houghton. No date, iat33 lon 35. 80, ‘passed the brig Victoria (ot St. Johns, 8), wal ed and abandoned, apparently @ long time in that condition. Brig Eleanor Miller (of Nassau) days, with fruit to Lawrence, ( Ware & Co, Passed Gibraltar June Schr Maria Pi ant, Baltim Sehr Fieetwing, Kenister, Rockland, 6 days, with lime, tod R. Brown. The steamship Cimbria (Ger), which arrived Sth, brings 547 passengers and reports, July 31, lat 4708N, lon 3644 W, passed an‘Inman steamship, botind east. The steamship Europa (Br), which, arrived Sth, brings 147 passengers, and reports, July 29, lat 41 20, Lon 40 30, pussed steainship Italia (Br), hence for Glasgow. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Acushnet, Rector, Ni York, with mdse and passengers to Brig Henry Perkins, Whelpley, York: Saye with coul to Metropolitan Gas Co; vessel tO Heney & Patker. Schr Lucy Lee, Libby, Sand River, NS, for New York, 18 days, with spiling to Snow & Richardson, Selir Nettie Cushing, Jameson, Rockland for New York, with lime to J & Brown. Sehr Nelson Harvey, Schr Kate Scranton, Parker, Menton 56 & Co; vessel to ER Bedford for New Bearse, Boston tor New York. Paimer, Providence for New ‘ork. Schr David Sprague, Finnallow, Block Island for New York, with fish to Baker & Co, Ser LM Strout, Dean, Salem for Port Johnson Schr Angolia, Beatty slem for Port Joon T Harriet Ryan, Robbins, Fall River tor New York. Schr GM Wentworth, Collins, Oalais "Tor New York, with lath to Jed Frye & Co, Schr Sarah Purves, Lisie, Providence for New York, ‘chr Joseph E Potts, Lawrence, Fall River tor New Yor r Plymouth Rock, Loring, Boston for New York. Trude Wiad, Grey. Rockland for New YORK, with to J R Brown, r Caroline Knight, wiih lime to 3 Kt Brown « argent, Sargent, Salem for Port Johnson. chr John Crocktord, Hare Norwich for New Yor Schr D Comstock, Berry, Nantucket for New York, with Carll, Rockland for New York, fish to HO Rogers, Sehr Richard Hil, Smith, Providence for New York. Schr Hi rae Rockland for New York, with lime tod Brown Schr E Waterman, 18 "ihinckley, New Bedford for New te Mr Victoria, Vail, Providence for New Yor fi Ly bi os By Y pins ester for ‘New ork, with sto J Schr Silas Hrainard, Buell, Providence for New York. Sehr Lucy Lee, Libby, Machias ior New York, with pil- ing to ili itlehar ‘son. 1th chr Amelia, Wentworth, Bango w lumber to Geo Huld & ( hanks? 3 Sehr Ocean Ri w ine vy, Boston for New York. 10 Bohr Gal for New York. chr Bre rovidenee,tor fronton. Behr Billow: Belly Providence tor Trenton. Selir J & M Merriman, Fox, Taunton for New York. Sehr Henry Merritt, Boston tor New York. Schr Xebec, Shiro iver for Trenton, Schr Senator Grim Senr Lizzie Bostot New York. Middletown, Ct, fOr J Claws, jeton, Nickerson, Boston for New York. ‘ool, Boston fo Behr Hudson, Post, Providence tor New York: Be ir Shepard A ‘Mount, Young, Pall River for New Wehr Emma, Fitch, Caxton Me fiah to Moon & Lampiier ne eee ee Sehr Julia Franklin, Shoe wi oe to Frey i, dela Rockport for New York, ny Norton, Boston for New Yor! nce N Tower, Shaler, Salem for New York, Williams, Smith, Providence tor N Behr T Benedict, Mar, Portland Yor New Yorke” oe Bone John L Merrill, “Halsey, New London for New Sehr Silver Spray, Chadwick, Le Providence for New Be Belir Feltyse, Dixon. Providence for New York. ¥, Stokes, Warren tor New York Schr Kate Thomas,’ Arnold, "New Bedtord for New Mi iu F Mea ydg. Bunce, Prvyidgase fye New York, ). senr Mary Clark, Perry, Rockland for New York, with lime to ¥ qeatt Willlitm it Brown, Golden, Providence for New ork. Sehr Loon, Ann for New York. Rent Canary. a Mart eroridence tor New York. Benrd ‘oung, Norwalk for New York. yooh hhanuak phan Laid Providence for New Schr Brave, Fors, Pc New York, with lumber toJ W Hamel ine vewsl fees a Clan! “cont sarah Buckie Buckley, "we repo ort for New York Sehr Mary Em ‘orthport for New York. Sehr Helen, & Providence ot Now York. n. Providence for New York. Sehr Geetee'W Beat Crockett, Rockland for New York, with to Bridge co. Solr J G Muntingso SF rs 6, for New York. chr ‘TOY, nce tor Haverstraw. Schr @ ae Tovelt, Boston for N rw Yor: Augusta, wrence, Balen for iew Yi Schr Lizzie Providence fr TNew York. bad Chas ‘L Lovering, Hathaway, Providence for New Sehr Harriet Baker, Webber, for New York, with Tam lumber to Wilson & Godfrey. eka ts ay APD, lence for Haverstra’ Schr ey Beare ‘Sears, Bridgeport tor New York. Sehr Phil Bhoridaa, Murphy, ¥, Taunton for New York, ich Gah Monotone York G jetown for New Yor Sehr L8 Barnes, Coleman, Rockport tor New York, with stone to orde: a he Pair Wind, owman, Wood's Hole, Maga, for New General Sheridan, Steward, Plymot r New Totbr Clara E Rogers, n for New Yor rx, Boato: Schr H J Potter, ote na artiord tor New York. Senr Richard Moi ney, GI nh for New Penne chard Morrell, Gedney, GreemWvien for Steamer ‘Albasros, Davis, Fals River for New York. with mdse and passengers, Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence tor New York, wit) mdse and passengers, Steamer Thetis, (iste, Proviaence for New York, with mdse and passenge: ** ROUND BAST. Steamship Neptune, B: New York tor Boston. Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New York for New Lon- jon. scitig Florence May (Br), Cochrane, New York for St ol . Brig Florence (Br), Munroe, New York for Port Cale- onia, ent Win Young, Young, New Yorx for Portehester. Schir Memento, Weeks, Hoboken tor Bosto Schr L8 Hatch, Fitch, New York for Boston. Troy, New York for Rockland. Sehr Elin City, Kelly, 'New York for Providence, <font © Charles H Northam, Hubbard, New York for Bos- ogchr Garland, Lindsley, New York for Orient. Schr Gamma, Brown, New York (or Salem, Schr Henry Clay, Conklin, Haverstraw tor Providence. Schr J P Rice, Nickerson, Hoboken for Boston. Sehr Belle, reo New York for Bridgeport. Schr Harp, ae Port Johnson for Salem. one George P Kane, Peterson, Haverstraw for Provi- ‘ehe Sallie 1 Chartre, Trefethen, New York for Taun- n. Schr A E Baker, Wha raboy for New Haven. Schr Hunter, Uscen, Hisavetnpere tor frovidenes. Schr J Goodspeed, Gorham, New York k for Somerset. Schr Elareo, Hale, New York for Sale Schr E C Rankin, Hall, New York tor "Balom, Sehr EL Vandervoort, Kelly, Port Johnson for Provi- paced L Leach, Johnson, Georgetown, DC, for Allyn’s aS Henry Castoff, Dupont, New York for Edgartown. Schr Success, Richards, New York for Providence. Schr Aegean for Be Sehr RS Te Sehr Franklin, Vail el is Schr Herbert Manton, ‘Crowell, Port Johngon for Provi- lence. Sehr Ancona (Br), Schr Commerce, SAILED. Steamships, Lord Clive » BP, Liverpool; Jay Manhattan (Br), do t Western (Bn, Bristol; Vir- ginia (Br), Glasgow ; ogtumbia (Br), do: South acerca. Charleston: Benefactor, Wilmington, NC; bark Luigia Uta, Odessa; brig Lulu (Br), Wiitshaven; sche iL Port Johnson. Wind at sunset, 8, fresh. (Br), do; Marine Disasters. Srramsuir Nortienn (Br), from Quebec for Pictou, NS; stranded at Point St Laurent, was sold by auction at Que- bec July 26, and adjudged to James Ross, £sq, for the ‘sum of $15,000, Suir Caxana (Br). Hagneman, from Port Blakeley for Callao, which put into Port Townsend, valy 8, leaky, re- paired and resumed her voyage July 2 Snir Crown Prince (of St John, ey Mitchinson, from Montreal July 10 for London, grounded in Lake St Peter, She was got off and towed to Quebec 13th. Sup Feanuess, Cromwell, which arrived at Hong Kony May 26 trom Newcastle, NSW, grounded on Kellet's Ban AM June 7, but would probably come off on the evening fe Fort Recent (Br), Olsen, from Tloilo April] for New York. put into St Helena July —, with cargo dam- aged; would discharge for repairs. Bark Tont (Ger), Jensen, loading at Hunter's Point, LI, for Stettin, cangh fire from burning petroleum Aug 5, and was bad y damaged in spars, rigging, &c. Bank Tonssercuvus (447 tons, of Tonsberg), Jacobse! fram Havana for Falmouth, E, was ashore ‘at the Ma: auesas July 30. Bark Axtive (Rus), Lackstrom, from Baltimore for Newry, is reported at Dublin: CHATERnE, having been in collision (no particulars or date given). Bark Francis—The Barnstable Patriot says:—"“We visited “l bark Francis, at the iighlanas, 1 found Captain Gideon’ Bowly: Smith and others, assisted by two busily erage in getting out the cargo of scrap the vowel is full of water, and the divers flad the oxy mud in the hold midi Feturde their progress, and the work of discharging i rendered very Slow and dificult, The cargo isdischargcd directly Into a lighter (small achr) which is alongside. Thebark lies heeling in shore, aud the sand has washed up on the outside level with her rail (although there is a sufficient depth of water on the inside to float the lighter} and thought the bark will be buried in the san betore all of her cargo can be got out.” | Brie O: (Aust, 402 tons), Turcich, loading oil at | Hunter's Point, Ll for luvenstown, Was set on fire by burning barge Aug 5 and burned. Scnr Evtzaseta, owned in Gaspe, went ashore July 31, one mile west of Shalup Creek, Anticosti, and becaine @ total wreck. Scun Wa Kuxvepy (ot Ellsworth). for Elizabethport, while beating down the Bay on Tuesday, drifted across the ity of Mexico's bow while the latter was lying at anchor in the Upper Quarantine, The WR. er rig ging carried away, and bulwarks and waterway cut through. The City of Mexico susiained no damage. Sonn Many Patten (ot Bangor), from New York for an Eastern port, went ashore on Pesque Island during a thick fog night of Aug 2. ao a got off 4th, apparently without damage, and procees Scun Statesman, of Masniaapars from New York for an eastern port, with coal, ld ashore in a thick fe night of Aug 2, on Pesque island, i, and remained 5th. fal ot water, and probably bilged. ‘Schr Eliza Jane is at work upon her removing cargo; vessel not insured. The light Keeper at, Tenant's Harbor reporte that the stern of a vessel drifted jt tak station on the Might of the ahh uit with. the name Ale ver Economy, NS," painted on it. ‘The wreck appeare bave been in’ the water about tour or five days. The vesse! was apparently about 150 tons; the wood is sound and looks as Ii the vessel was about five years old. BreMernaven, July 22—The Smidt (8). Dannemani arnived here ffom Sew York, puwed a buoy, to which ‘Was attached a pole about a metre high, with'two ropes as Dackstays July 14 in lat 49 N, lon 23 W. Donpaux, July 25—The steamtug Fury, of and from Liverpooh arrived this morning with stewmt'pampe for te purpose of pumping out the bark Princess ot Wales, of Glasgow, on shore in our bay. The attempt will be made to-morrow morning. Duman, July 18—The master (Zunino) of the Ita bark Serafino, arrived here trom Philadetph Port on June 20 last and proceeded immediately to sea without taking the ground, as reported in a telegram from Newry, in any place, and arrived safely in the port of Dablin on the 16th inst. Liverroot, July 25—The Furness Abbey (s), of Barrow Johanne, German brigantine, from Galv in collision in the M BP. had five plates broken ‘on to latter, if any, not k’ Do ‘The Dalton, from Tqui que and the Speculation. from Rio Grande, were in collision in the river this morning, and both sustained damage to spars. Quexnstown, July 26—A veasel of about 1,000 tons, bot- tom up, newly 'metalled, with bow and stern gone. rath 4 not long in the water,” wa: passed July jat. 38.N, long 39 W, by the Montans rrived here. Suawonan, June 7—The Sunda (9). Hocking. which ar rived here June | from Hong that the pre- vious day, when rounding the ¢: of the din supposed to e Truro, Captain diver, le deep, which greatly San group, she passed two masts of @ vessel, bea steamer, about 2) feet above water, then haif flood. The position of the wreck by carefal cross bearings wax'—Three quarters of a n dems trom the centre of the islet forming the east | extremity of the Chin San grow arings true), and lat. 3024 38 N, long, 122 32 50 E, d Yoxouama, July 17—On the last trip of the Pacific mail steamship Ariel from this port to Hakodate, she nalied when off Cape Sisiasaki by ‘Americ: schooner in distress, On approaching it was dis. covered that she had just struck on a sunken rock, sw osed to be the “Rattler Rock” (a rock on which the ritish frigate Rattler struck about three years ago), and was leaking very badly. The vege! turned out to be the American schooner Dreadnought, Captain Perriman, from Sun Franesco, bound to Petropolovsky, with stores, &c, Captain Newell towed her into Hakodate Harbor, Miscellaneous, ‘The purser of the steamship Cuba, from Liverpool, has our thanks for favors. Purser John Mathieson, of the steamship Anglia, from Glasgow, will accept our thanks for favor: Tux Acoust Surrurment to the American Lloyds Uni- versal Register has just been received from Capt Thos D Taylor, Director, 9 Wall street. This number is replete with valuable information, containing fall particulars of vessels surveyed at ne: Hi the principal ports in the world. This work is approved by American and foreign underwriters. Surrsurtpine—Messrs Ro stocks at their yard in N the following dimension hold, 6 feet between decks. She is ied to be run be fween Boston and Mobile, and will be commanded by Capt B oll, They have also under way and aftuchrecl00. feet Keel Yet beam And 9 foot Noldeeine tended for the coal trade, and will be commanded by Captain Wileox. Notice to Mariners. ' ‘The red buoy on the Ridge, in the bight of Newcastle, Del, is reported to be gone, Whalemen. Salled from New Bedford Aug 5, brig Sara! ag roa at ae do Sth, bark Tamerlane, Moulton, Atiautic Mailed, from New London Aug 6 scht Roswell King, Fuller, South Shetlands, Talcahuano, June 24 Last evening bark Mary & Susan, Herendeen, NB, anchor Quiriquina, and he captain Came to taicahuano in & boat bringing ® sick man.” The Mary & Busan re rts 40 bbls’ sp elle sinice leaving Talca. fo. Spoke, May 31, barks Cornelia, Lewis, NB: June i of Masatueto, Sonn! Carver, Howland, do—no o!! sinc: leaving Taicahua: ert Palmer & Oo have on the k, Ct, a three-masted achr of 5 feet keel, beam, 94 feet Foster, Spoken. an Atmonphere (Bri, Costello from Liverpool for 0 Ny Cork oy Blt oe on "rom Ban Franciseo for a i i pis re an, Cla hereon from Havre tor st sw York for San Fran- ava ae yt Baltimore, (Nor) 00 Fa SH ofthe Bignlands fy plier oct Warwickshire (Br), Cleme' peers Francisco Liverpool, May 21, Jat 46.38 8, lon for Bark Hannibal (Ger), Ni iam New Song fot Low (ae Ae ig groan ine 8 ‘on for 4 Job: int tia iia cisco, Paune 15, lat 4 17. Nile Bark Ebenezer Aue 8,190 mates +4 an Ww York %o | Mag “I ees eee sige (Ger), from Bristol for Phila- aeiphi ene rN i fat o Jon 11 45, Br), ae SI aw, from Liverpool for Sydney, canary te ae ae ie Custos (Bek Lisby, Francisco March acento Ro date, lat S05, ton 1 We ere 6 Bi Sabra Moses jamburg Philadelphia 3 Wie feiss tongs, 7 st Bark Matilda. i ard pie. ‘Lovett, from Hamburg for Syaney, CH, uly tat mn 32. Queenstown Ja ‘Vuly 9" tat' ihe, Bap New, York ne | oa mnguth, May 43 1 at aiog., Haring, fom Akyab for Pal vginenn, from Newcastle for New "i ee ab tone pale sromen, i, aaron « from mn tor 1 New York (uly 1) for sh iy ln conttant fing nop le, sa from Portland for Buenos res, AUK 2, lat al 15 68.04 ake Lagoa Boston), sword fishing, Aug 4, lat Wm Huate: ‘hse PI fe bic J tine eu 9 Party . promt Pauataleee, f° n Ame ing white flag with W an bi int the ‘centre, “july 3 ba sions 3.56 W. sri, ey (Br), iow Daricn'tor Swansea, June 29, lat foreign Ports. Anecino, July 24—In Mist? barks Oneata Bey. te channel ide sugar, to sail 36th’ Drindsesee Alexandra an), Varden, for Delaware B hyena Idg molaser, sail Sist; brig Nereus (Br), Kerr, tor Baltimore, to sail | BARIEN, lg ae Pebzriven. pris, Falgacia, Small, Phil- Aug Bay Bg ae Messenger, Hil, San Pas S-enaree, ship Forest King, Kitchen ination Dot givel Aug in Port ship Columbas, Blethen, for cisco. lona Kona, June 14—Arrt 1, ships Matchless, Daw: elds: 3 5 We hte Morrien Garaitt, is, bark Ma: son! Lamphar, Newcas: webailed Tobe 1s, ship Fearless, Noilo; bark Kedar, Love, rt June 27, shins Cairnsmore (Br), Kewley, Nog cisco; "James B Bell, Onandier, de do; Mala: Slough, for do; Mate Dawes, une; Ol id ‘Dominion; Morse, do; bark J-A Wright, Morriion, do. Chartered, bark Sarah Watson (Br), from Iloilo for New fork. adnan July 31—Sailed, schr 8 I. Burns, Bayley, Phila- Cleared Sist, sehr Conervatize. Benson, New York. Arrived Aug 5, steamship City of Merida, Timmer- mabn, New York, Liverpoo., NS, July 31—Cleared, brig Annie Vail (Br), Spence, Hatapton Roads. MOVICLE, AUL 0, AM-—Agrived, menmailo) Australia (Br), pastarnices New York tor Glasgow, Maniua, May 24—Arrived, ship ‘Cromwell, Hutchinson, latavia, xv May 22, ship Templar, Fessenden, Newcastle, ie 2-BSaited, brits Prairie, Rose, Green- THe Sibiey te River Clyde. MONTREAL, Aug 4—Cleared, steamship Moravian (Br), Granam, 1 Liverp eh SW, July 7—Sailed, ship Eaton Hall (Br), Misnar, 8: netic ‘Tancisco. piAcasant, June 2l—Arrivea, bark Galveston, Briard, hans Netled 8a, brig Vesta. Perey, Shanghac. Quaanstown, Aug Se PM -Atrrved, -tieamship Batavia (BD, Mourland, New York for Liver ‘Arrived 6th," steamship Canada (sr, Webster, New York for Liverpool. Queaxc, Aug 4—Arrived, steamships Sarmatian (Br), Aird, Liverpool; Memphii r), do. SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 6, 2 AMS Arrived, steamship Her- mann (Ger), Keichmann, New York for Bremen, Smaxenar, June 2/—Arnived, ship Nightingale, Cutter, Hong Kon, Balled vu June 20, Leia Admiral, Nagasaki. in port 20th, barks Ji ane. Perry, and Tuck Sing, Mar- shall, unc; brig CI rd. do. Swarow, June 12— Barks Chieftain (Br), mache San peanolssos 18th, B Aymar, Slocum, do; 20th, resé (Ger), Belin, do. ssinoarokn, Jute 1—Sailed, brig Candaie (Dutch), New orl Pe a CB, July 22—Cleared, bark Moneta, Kirby, i¢ 3—Arrived, schr Emma J Shanks, StJonn, NB, Au; = Charleston * 4th, ship Europe, Johanson, Bristol, seca 4th, schr M P Brown, Long, Vineyard Haven for orders. Vicroria, VI, July 23—Passed up, bark Shooting star, Austin, San Francii Nig. port bark Scottish Bride (Br), Wuampoa, June Gerzler, tor New Yor Yokoitama, June 27 ‘Atrived ship Elsinore, Clark, New York; doth, bark Clara Bell, Pierce, Manilla, to lond for San Francisco; steamer, Quasg Se (Br), Lachlan (and sailed July 1 for Hong Kong), [Pan Sreavante ConA.) AnERDREN, guy! 25—Put in, Irvine, Fernie, from New York tor Leith. Antwerr, July 2t—Arrived, Norma, Bernecker, 8a- yannah; Storkors, Ericksen, and Rossignol, Kelly, Phil- ade oled i, Albion, Larsen, Philadelphia; Selma, Wal- Balled from Flushing Roads 20th, Aristides, Wold, Bos- ton; 2isi, Presidente Washington, ‘Durant, New York; Commendatore Tonnello, Schmarda, do; 22d, Orion, Goodell, Crockett, Cal- Fatterer, d 22—Arrived, 0. Austenpan. July cutta; investigator, Ford, ‘Balumore, Aamirous, July Ti Abrived, "Pomona; Mallar, New atin, July 13—Cleared, Nordcap, Osuldsen, New orl ALICANTE, Jul; eaiate a ad) Pi, Savannah ; Fred Thompson, Menzies, New York. ANstEn, July 15—Pagsod, Aleppo, Fleming, for Singapore teres Escort, Carver, trom Newcastle tor do; Archos, Dinglow, trom New York tor Shanghac. Brurasr, July 25—Arrived, F Pirandello, Todaro, Balti- more: 26th, Gulsep e Oneto, Feno, Philadelphia, Sailed 2th, ¥ M Knudsen, New York, Bristo (Pil ly 24-~Arrived, Quatro Fratelli, Russo, and Lulgina, Moneini, New ¥ in Kinaroud Sth, Oatl Guster, Silrvast, from Baltimore for Gloucester. from Boston Ry BREXRRUAVEN, July 20—Arrived, ), Putscher, Baltimore: 24d, Frethandel, Wachta,Chitadelphin, Sailed 220, Hanna Morris, Jones, England ; Kaltimore *), Lillienhain, Baltimore: e#l00p, New York; tida, Berner, and Hansa (s), Sanders, do. Borbeaux, aay 2 2—Arrived, kW" Messer, Hawlett, New York; abourcau, Savannah. Sat Sailed from Royan 2ist, Isaac Mall, Colcord, New Gli Bancrtona, June 19—Arrived, Luis, Pi, Savannah; mb, Maria, Sust, New Orleans. Bonr (Algeria), July 19—Sailed, Siracuss, Napoli, Phila- deiphia. ‘Canpirr, July %—Arrived, Shake London (and entered out for Rio Janeirs qieon. New York; 25th, Pembroke (®), Salied 24th, Tell, ) Bom ie New Yor! re, Jorgenset 05. Thtanin, Mor: Williams, New Cowxs, IW, Fal Wi hte ‘ittrundo, Hanse} trom Rotterdam for Boe = ere Cork, July W—arrived., Stirlingshire, ved. Healey, and Mary, “Aue, Walsh, St John, NB; 2th,’ David, Bozzo, ew CHonstabr, July 19— Arrived, Albatroas, Johansen, New Gare Coast Castix (W © Africa), July 2—In port Susan L piesers ‘ald, Harloy, from Bi July'2-~Arrived, Linda: Balls, London for Syd- ney, Ob. and Montreal (and proceeded); Siam, Melene: thon, Pensacola. Pasasd 26th, John Campbell, Harrison, from Philadel. phin for Cronstadt; Storkors’ Evitksen, from do for Aut- werp and London: Glorie, Hold, trom’ do for Hamburg; Adelina, Manns, trom San eranclere for Newcastl ‘Of 25th, Nordkyn, Barge, {rom Philagel nigeberg; Olga, Clocevich, "from New ca DuNoRwnss, July 24—Passed east, German ship QCM from Savannah for Cronstadt. e4 ae abe Doruix, July 2—Arrived, Hermit, Burgess, San Fran- lsc Duxuinx, July 25~Arrived, Freedom, Bradley, Exsixons, July 2—In the Sound, Korelaw, New York lor orders; Wd. Gustav F Foeklag. Leweun Stettin for America. le. hia tor Ko- for New- Ve Fauwourn, July 24—Arrived, Vickwire, Murra Moulmein; "25th, Orion, Elterhusen. New York; PoG Bla Gienee, Lusby, San aMclntyre, 'G is ary M Anes. Hagelstein, Thiadelphia, ose Queen, Arentsen, from Philadelphia tor El- EGintixoce, July 25—Sailed, Phoenician (g). Arrived 26th, Mignon, Soule Philadelph Guoccester, Jul, Arrived, Guglielmo Tomassino, w York: Brothers, Trotter, do; 2th, Suez, cel, Jones, Cardift; NC Dodds, New York ; 26th, Ex- O' Kierkegaard, Knudson, Balti- more, Boye uae sbbell, St Jonn, N , July 2 Arrived, Vineo, Baxter, New York. yGinonrt, July 16-Sailed, Anitonio 0, Granaia, New yJiaunone, July 23—Arrived, Holsatia @), Barends, New Sailed, Maria Heyn, Beck, Wilmington, NC; Maggie Chapinan, Veal, New York; Flosta, Anderson, Wilming ton, N Cy Lottie Hilaebrandt, Yokohama. Sailed trom Cuxhavem 22d, Kate Crosby, Hibbert, New Everhard Delins, do; St Claf, Hassel, Wilming- NC: Samuel Muir, Hicks, Cape Boeton; Europi, New York. Hxtvoer, July 2%4—Arrived, Padre, Bertoletto, New York; Ajax, Apenes, Philadel phi n July 23—Arrived, Samuel @ Reed, White, San m Sailed 2ith, Wallace, Cormack, and Gustay Helene, Florensen, New ¥ Jeutan Corres (WC Africa), June 30In port, Bolivia, Everett, from Boston, Liverroo., July 24—Arrived, La Plata, Matthews, Sa- cls, Francis, Cardenas; Scott, Mon- th, Jane Av yYannah; Jans Aiken, Welch, ‘Kan Francisco: Wyoming, Baker, New Orleans; Warwickshire, C! Franeiseo: Colombo, McMillan, Antwerp ( out 25th for Calcutta) a McNeil, Storer, maria (), Billinge, N Bella Juana, Oasabell or tin, ‘ukinton, and Castle Heady Ar ; Johann Svenlsen, Galveston: it ichell, New Orleans; . cise ; Lancaster, Berry, New Orleans Pe na 24th, Darien (3), Leighton, yy dt Fgilda B, do; Olympus (8), McDowall, Boston; Mempnis (s), Montreal; St Lucie, Tobe: Baltimore ; 'Sarmatian @ Aird. Monreal, ae; 25th, Flower of the Forest, Potter, 8 pada BT Wilmington, NC; Gus- B; Mary B Riggs, Lang- Greeninan, New York; New Orléans Volstreanh, B Hibbs, San Francisco. Cleared 24th, "Bra 3, Williams, ‘New Fors Thatcher Magown, Nugent, san’ Francisco: Feltee I) Braith- Waite, Svaney, EB: Windward, Higgins, a 25th, Slava ‘iuiand, New ©, Chersanaz,” Baltimo ns Philadelphia; ti ka, Pettersen, Wilmington, NC. York: Agra, Johnson, Entered ut 2th, Nestorian (a), Watts, for Montreal, Via St Johns, NF; Vicksburg (), do via Belfast sissippl (s), Dunlevy, do do; Greece (s). Thom: of Limerick (s), Jamiesor soln, Barber, do Wyomini Norwood, Harkness, Rook! iimington, NC; Sami sen, and 1 Elizabeth ton, NO; Ca ad, Armstron Francisco; Martha MeNeil, Jordan, St.John, NBy otbid or Grant, Bydney. CB. Lonnon, July 2+—Atrived, jaarfager (s), Lund, New York (and entered y “io do, Dunham, do (and entered out rean, Robinson, do; Maud HH (Australia) Cleared 26th, Ara, Jack: New, York; ieicise 8 Grinnell, Grinin, New York; Phineas Pendleton, Pend! ton, Newcastle and soatdy: 2th, Heppet, Burman, ew Yor oan At Gravesend 26th, Skien, Melancton, Pensa- Sailed a nd %th, Emma and Carl Harder, xe York Rentonren ee hroeder, Hille, do; Prudhoe, Flint, do; 25th Ace Wer: Douglas, Sydney, © B, Heli- con, Rogers. New York, Latta, July 24—atled, Gt Rancello, New York mloxvonprnny, July ‘d¢—Arrived, Ninfa, Chiesa, Baiti- Nid July 2%~Sailed, Robin Hood (s), Hunter, ‘anon July 19Aarrived, Marianna VI, Santos, New Vitro July 4—OM, Cort Adler, Larsen, trom New Maimo, July 1t—Arrlved, Poseidon, Jansen, New Vor! _ Maka, Pioly AT aggayeds Lagity Hs, 0 Yury ie-~Aritved, ‘Wien ohentelde, Schatis, Newcastiss Jul tb —Cleared, 1 Aquila, Gerged, Saal" Newuy, July Arrived, P Yor! . Adelina, New York. fliegen saline, Fey Te sth, Cleuapal Casini varus, Joly 2l—Arrived, Wieland, Vogelsang, New gy U—Arrived, Sophie Gorbitz, Gerbitz, Wiimingten, ok phe, Pout 25h, Asia, Meyerdirck, from Baltimore 9 pennant, July aul 4 Ser Arsives, nas tee eae Callao afer 3 Nazaire) sey ie anoles: Senet Due ‘Fratel Gordie, tore Theonore. Ducos, Gulgnon, Sau veranclaey and Nero. bre Premide, Hand (Oregon) ; Br ngs, Je Tor Ode Ps MOUTH, Tucker, Porto Rico | 25th, Fai Ratt re, Consiglier', Neth rats Hick, Portia Jen alled'2oth -igund Jar Tostensen, Southampton ; Bl- verhor gar Ja ; Annie Torrey, ie Green ock; Winona, Sram Havre; Maris. Wi ford quills, Omma ise Botton Kuda, + Gna, Jeb 5 grTAn a, Te acetates et Batting, Now or july 23—Arnved, Nuovo Marietta, Magliocco; ew Yor! Srerrix, July 2i—Arrived, Marla, Keding, and Virgo, Michelsen, New York, earns, oe ps thy Zona, Andersen, New ri ‘rankiin ehnicke, Cian July 23—Arrived, Hildahl, Henrichsen, vianuacon, July 2-Sailed, Osuna, Garguilo, New sf Bay, June 19—Arrived, E 8 Twisden, Horne, va. Morandovi sATNoN, IW July 23—Of the Wight, Dr Peterman, oI ‘in ito Portland Roads, Lone oa cant te, for Boston. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, fey, 4—Arrived, eamer J John yr New York; schrs'U Boston; Wm Sailoa—Schrs A F Kindburg, New Jen, proalnaten Lehman Blew, Providence ton; Herachell, Providence. 5tn—Arrived, schrs Frank Hodges, Portsmouth; Louis Maxwell, Boston, iled—Schrs Jesse Hart 2d, Boston; E H Barnes, New Havens Louw Maxwell, Boston. Be N, Aug So attived, ete’ J G Babcock, Smith ;. Oe op Ae tract So Aon man, Sharp, etphin Cac Fangy ine Warren, ‘and Hien Wa ale, ‘Robbing, Eilza® ateoibien Hoboken: po Fort doh ‘New Pog Hattie Turnér, Smpboved Below, fenton RT cea deed mee Gleared—Steamer Willlam Lawrence, ae : ia Norfolk; barks Elizabeth, Helanane Prince ; James Primrose (Br), MeKay, Plerous 8 op) Brenan, Hes YORE Peg AN angen. Antwerp: schra Bella Russe town, Se Smith, Grace, crt Oona: ong DO: Holmes, Campbell, Port au Prine Sailed-—steainer™ Siberia, at ti 45 AM; bark Young Roads, where she. re- Turk started, but anchored in the muined at sunset. 6th—Arrived, schr Bennington, Pensaco aclite arrived etn, steamenp ‘schilltes, Colburn, Phila- "Arrived Ist, schr Thomas @ Smit, Bacon, Philedel- PSALTIMORE, Aug 3—Arrived, bark Ellen Steven: How, Cardenas; brigs Vario Gta? ante. Aer oes rl atner (sr), Doane, Arecibo, PR; Chas Wesley, {rele Maney schts Ergalaton, Bhow. Ga oR Avery, Avery, JT Alburger, ay Bryant: re ee 21 lew Rya, New Haven: GP ¥ Corson, and Colin b Baker, vaker, Boston, Burnett, Jersey City ; Two Brothers, Craig, New York. ved, steamer George Appold, Loveland, Boston: via Norfolk Goma up from: Shae Dark Continen- tal, Bunker, from Mavangss; brig from Havana. Cleared Steamer Blackstone, Halle fol Ceres (Nor), Boe, Cork or Fal Boston via Nor- jouth for, orders: rk brig ‘Alpha (Br), Selig, Cee: NS; schrs’ Fitch, Pettigrew, anc Linh eee Sra ue, Boston; Palm Shackford, Pembrok icDufe, Portland. Salled=-Ship David Stewart, Rio Jancironi tow bark gana Borland, Gibraltar; brig. Dudley.” Paysanau, in OMe DC Chapman, Knight, hence to 8t Jago de Cuba,. went to sea Ist inst. Sth—Arrived, schr Carrie, Chase, New York. Cleared—ship, Ancilla, (rn, Miine, Belfast, T; bark Andes, Davis, West Ti Tadies; sehra 'C fart Nite, Bos. ton; Helen, Perry, New Bediord; , Burnett, it City’ Lott fe sr tetin stn Salles Tipotar, stow n. BATH, Aug 4—Arrived, brig Laura Snow, Hall, Balt aie mee July 31—Arrived, schr Mary Louise, r HISTO, ‘Aug 5Arrived, schr Medford, Orne, Phila- noua IELESTON, Aug 4—Cleared, schr Myrover, Bro wn, rk. 6th— Arrived, schr ES ideraeoyes New York. Jones, Balled—Steaier Georgia, New CALAL 3 Aug 1—Cleated, OF Hinds, Clendenin, New: $d—-Cleared, bark Albert, Hubbard, Gonatves, FERNANDINA du 25 arrived, ‘sehr David ames,. Amon New York zsth, Earl Ht Falter Rogers, aoe Guy Sie Weeks, Key West; 0tn, ine, ‘or! Cleared 28th, bark Brilliant Star (Br, Corner, Li col Soth_achirs Guy H Phelps, shailen Now Yorke Siet, Bavid amos, Ames, do: 1st, Annie Whiting, Hutchinson, w Bedford. AU ALVERTON, Aug S—Arrived, steamship city ‘of Ban: ntonio, Pennington, New York v! GEORGETOWN, HC, July 2e-arrived: schr J B'Minith, ry ze TLOUCHSTER, Aug 4—Arrived, bark Narragansett, jarntin, Ca pith poleared, bark Evelyn (Br), Smith, Gibraltar vias STOBCLE, Aug 1—Cleared, schrs Martha, Smith. Boston; Allee taylor, Meuse, Matankas, .EANS, Aug 2—Arrived, schrs Constance, ofareon, Ruatan ‘Island; Garnock, Mooney, Corpus: i Gleured—Ship Emma (Fr), Gonello, Havre, aigemmrest Pas, Aus 2,.PM-—Sallel,steatnahip Mists A AOREOLK, ‘Aug 2—Cleared, bark than Allen, Hardy, NEWBURYPORT, Aug 5~Salled, bark John J Marsh, Fickett, Cow Bay, NEW BEDFORD, Aug 4—Sailed, schrs Mary E Coyne, Facemire, Baltimore: hight Away, Crosby, do} Fred Ty: New Brunswick, Sin Gailed schre Edward’ & Prank, Faller, do; Splen- aid, Phinney. do; do; sloop Fetrless, exis, Falmouth. rived, schrs Phil Sheridan, Murphy, Fall fiver for New York, led—Schrs Potter & Hoo; Bradbury, Haverstraw; Anson sare ‘and WW Wood, Kelsiy, New Yor. Ari Schr Cicero, cargo here. PEL Ae ous eter schrs G H Hayden, Am- ins Riiw MONDON, dug: SArrived, schrs Bella Peck, er tr for Providence ‘Texas, Elizabethport; Mar: M Brainard, do; Vapor, Georgetwn, DG, for Au yn'e ‘Ratiod—Sehrs Roswell King, Weard's Island; Charley Woolsey, Alexandria, AVKN, Ang 6—Arrived. schrs A J Rentley, Robertson, Georgetown; iitza, Hall, South Amboy: Ba ward Lindsley, Bradley; Elizabeth red—Schr signal, "Satterley, ew. York. RIENT, LI, Aug 4—Sailed, schr Robert J Mercer, Racket Philadelphia. TOWNSEND, July 20—Arrived, ship Shirley, Mai atthews, San Francisco. PHILADELPHIA, Aug 5—Arrived, schrs Hattie Ellen, Ashford, Miragoane’; David Miller, Fletcher, Fernandin Frank A Magee, Young, Ellsworth; John 'W Broomall, Douglass, Boston: cleared Barks Canopus (Ger), Peters, Bremen; Arturo 1), Barto!9, Falmouth for orders; Rachel, Bucknam, bados; scht Gustie Wilson, Floyd, Hingham, h—Arrived, bark Raffaele ([tal), Savarese, Popaj barkentine Cleonice Bava, Bava, Bona; schrs'D Kelley, Kelley, Boston; Maggie Cummings, Smith, “co: V Cook, Falkenberg, Bristol; Anna Myrick, Bmith, Provinsetownt, Mary, & Graham. Morris, Wey: mouth; Amos Falkenberg, Rackett, Providence: AF- menia, Ca , Bristol. red—Steamehips Saxon, Crowell, Boston; WP je, Rogers, Prov dence ; i ‘Anime Batchelder, Bteel- ie y Sa ig renee Ema Rommel, Cramer, New- FR Mahew, Boston; Mary Morrie "Hallowell Hattie Perey, Chase, New Hedtord? Armenia, Cale, ‘Providence; Elvie Davis, Westcott, jalem. ‘Lewes, Del, August 6A M—Passed in yesterday, bark Augustitia, trom tvigiut; also a full rigged Italian brig, naine not obtained. Brig Starbeam sailed for New York this morning, and nearly all vessels of the last tew days have left. Brig Redwood sailed for Philadelphia yesterday. Bark Attila, one brig unknown, and four or jive schrs only remain. PORTLAND, Aug 4—Arrived. schrs S B Pabens, Bragg, Savannah ; Henry Whitney, Perking Philadelphia; Mary Louies, Hutchinson, New York; PL. Sinith, Upton, dos Frank tia, Wood, do. Cleared—Brig Agenora, Prinee: Pictou, NS; schrs Cas- co Lodge, Pierce, New York; Mahaska, Blake, do. Sailed—Baras Jas McCarty, and Black Eagle; brig Aug 6—Arrived. sche Tda, 8 Burgess, Ells Maria, and others, John R alliday, Buy Win Gs George: Di NCE eThelle Tinedy. Kelley, Baltimore Oollyer, dria for Pawtucket; Foam, Homan, Tren- tout for dos 5 Martin, Trenton for do; Haze, Spencer, tr Kia Knowies, Elizabethport; Silas wright, sith Port on son; Blackstone, Wickson, New York. 5 sailed™Sehrs Jostina § Bragdon, Rigging Georgetown, DC; Marion FE Kockhill, Rockhi aa wen D Hilton. Weaver, Baltimore; Minnie Kinne, Parsons, Philadel alia Ann, Howell, New York; Helen aa Ward, eline E Potter, Elisworth, do; EI & Rebecca, Price, do; Eliza Pharo, tte ise z PAWTUCKET, Aug 5—Arriy ‘s Wm Collyer, Tay- lor Alexandria; 1.0 Wells, Wells, Port Jonnie) Spray, bat tie Trenton, piled —Sonr Zulette Kenyon, Buckingham, Philadel- PISAN FRANCISCO, July 2—Artived, steamer Japan, Freeman, Ho ong via Yokohama; ship Nelson (Br), Siftee heweree, Ns brig Crime winging, Prmidad? ‘Satied—Barks Caroline Rea Port’ Gamble; Martha Rideout, Ford, Port Blake! Swan, Trinidad, 2 ark Mendoaa (Br), Howieson. Sydney, jound in, ship Knight Commander (Br), weastle; ship Carrier Dove (Amer), from New red—Bark Lieut Maury (Br), Brocklebank, Port- land, O; schr Legal Tender, Percival, Callao, Railed— Ship Deagon, MeGlema, Liverpoots pean DIEGO, daly. ¥8- 8—Arrivod, steamship Mohongo, Jas, San Francisc SAVANNAH, Aus lSailed. bark Fairy Belle, Christo= phergon, Mo Montevideo for orders; schr Enchantress, Phil- ps, New Y f Wh arrived, steamship San Jacinto, Mazard, New ‘ork. “iso arrived 6th, steamships Mont jomery, Faircloth, brig Merchantman, and San Salvador, Nickerson, brig Aleker,, Pool; sch Donna A ALEM, Aug 4—Arrived ens, Kendall, and Maria Adelaide, Kent, Port Yohped SOMERSET, Aug 5—Arrived, schrs Rhoda Holmes, Bragg, Georgetown, DC; Emileo FCabada, Swain, Phii- MINGTON, NO. Aug 4=-Arrived, brig Dieopea (Br). 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