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

10 SARATOGA RACES. "Third Day of the Sec- ond Meeting. ‘A Large but Unenthusiastic THREE INTERESTING RACRS, Mr. Belmont’s Countess the Winner of the Two- Year-Old Stakes, Mr. Crouse’s Satire of the Mile and a Furlong Purse for Three- Year-Olds, and Hubbard of the Two Mile and Three-Quarter Dash, Which isthe Best Time on Record. .. SARATOGA, August 9, 1878. Bright skies and a bracing breeze this morning ushered in the third day of the second meeting, | a and the consequence was a !arge attendance at ahe course. At the pool rooms the excitement, early in the morning was fully as great as th, which prevailed on Thursday last over the Kerner, Stakes. The hubbub this time was over the nrg¢ Face of the day—the sweepstakes for t ¢o-yea: olds; and I assure you the pool gejer b aq bis hands full The pool r00\%m was xo crowded that it was with the ur most aiMculty that a passage way cori be mad , jrom the outer door to the outs de circle of seats, ‘where the horsemen and others who W ere de- sirousof making large for’nes on very © nail capl- tal were huddled toget!,er in a perspirin’ mass, The horses had a most excellent & cack to run ‘on. Three evens were on the ¢# cq, the first veing a sweepstakes for two-year-old 3, three-quar- Wers of a mile; the second, a mile av 4 gn eighth by “ehree-year-‘yids, and the third, ada jn of two miles and thfte,quarters. For t@ sweepstakes for two-y¢ ar.ojds there were twenty-four nominations, oO! V nich number six came to the post. These wel’; august Belmont’s bay filly Countess, by Kentv cy, dam Lady Bles- sington ; D. McDaniel & Co.’? , pay colt by Asteroid, dam Sue Washington; Jose’ yn Donahue’s chestnut wolt Dublin, by Kentuck’,, dam Zaidee; Hunter & Traver’s bay colt F.ing Pin, dam Eltham Lass; F. Morris’ ‘jay colt Shillalah, by Bdiipse, daa Slasher Br irharity, and A. B. Lewis & ‘Co.'s bay Ally Vandal te, by Vandal, dam Vesper Light. Countess was 2 gT eat favorite, selling for nearly ‘as'much as all the ¢ thers combined. She won the wace with the gre atest ease, King Pin second, Mc- Daniels colt thit/ |, Countess is a very plain bay ‘hy, with black, points, a little over fifteen hands. ‘This'makes the fifth stakes that Mr. Belmont’s two- year-olds have won out of eight during the present season, The’ winners were Beatrice (twice), King APadeus (PFice), Steel Eyes (once) and Countess (to-day). Y.he value of the present stakes was $2,200. The gevond race was for a purse of $500 for three- .year-okis, winners this year of any single race ‘@mounting to $1,000 to carry ten pounds extra, ‘There were for starters Rice & McCormick’s bay filly Sunrise, by Planet, dam Ultima; J. F. Wilson’s chestnut colt Mart Jordan, by Revolver, dam Matte C.; J. W. Hunt Reynold’s chestnut filly Buctn, by Planet, dam Lavender, D. J. Cronse’s ehefinut fliily Satire, by Revolver, dam Siren; M. A. Littell’s Drown colt Wizard, by Concord, dam Doly Morgan; L. A. Hitchcock’s chestnut colt Limestone, by War Dance, dam Transylvania; J. WwW. Weldon’s chestnut colt Warlike, Wer Dance,dam by Captain Beard, and ‘W. Waiden’s bay colt Utica, by Lexington, dem Kitty Clark. Sunrise was the favorite, Mart Jordan the second choice. Satire won the race by half a length; Sunrise second, half a lengt in front of Wizard, who was a@ like dis- tance in front of Warlike. he race was juite exciting from Sos bggg toend. Wizard and Mart Jordan got off badly, but the former made a fine finish, notwithstanding, he being third in the race. Mart Jordan had not the ghost of a chance from the time the flag fell, as he hesitated about starting, and the others were so far ahead of him before he began running that his defeat waa cer- ain. The third race was for a purse of $809 for all ages, two miles and three quarters. Por this race there were but three entries, consisting of C. J. Alloway’s bay colt Boss Tweed, by Asteroid, dam Alabama, 4 years old; D. McDaniel & Co.'s chestnut ‘colt Hubbard, by Planet, dam Minnie Mansfield, 4 ears old, and McDaniel'& Co.'s chestnut filly Katy ease, by Planet, dam Minnie Mansfield, 3 years old, The latter were the favorites over Boss Tweed at very jong odds. Hubbard won the race very easily, Boss Tweed second. The time was 4:58%, which is the best time ever made. The following are the details of “the racing :— The First Race. SWEEPSTAKES; for two-year-olds, $100 entrance, Daif forfeit, with $700 added; second horse to save no} stakes} winners of $1,000 five pounds extra; 4 $2,000, ten pounds, Three-quarters of a mile. Twenty. four nonunations. STARTERS. 4, Belmont’s b. f. Countess, by Kentucky, dam Lady Blessington (Evans) 1 Hunter & Travers’ b. c, King Pin, by Lexi igton, dam Eltham Lass (Gray) .. . 2 D. McDaniel & Co.'s b. ©, by. Asteroid, “dam Sue Washington (McCabe) 8 F. Morris’ b. c. Shillalan, by Eclipse, dam S! saber Barbarity (Sparling) ... 4 A.B. Lewis & Co.'s b. i. , dam Vesper Light (A. Lakeland) 5 Joseph Donahue’s ch. c. Dubin, by Kentucky, dam Zaidee (W. Lakeland) os eseeseces 6 ‘Time, 1:1734. THE BETTING. 1,050 1,000 400 265 300 370340 165 80 155 510 205 65 30 50 305 220 6 30 45 865, 330 240 85 50 135 $5 «300,285 408’ THE RACE The start was a capital one, all the youngster jetting off ina bunch, Dublin having a trifle the est of it, King Pin next, Vandalite third, McDaniel’s colt fourth, Countess fifth, Shillalat sixth. They ran up the fractional track very rapidly, and when they went out of the shute at the half-mile pole Dublin was leading by a neck, Countess second, one length in front of Vandalite, the latter a neck in advance of McDaniel’s colt, Shillalah fifth, King Pin sixth. Going around the jower turn, Dublin, Countess and McDaniel’s colt ‘were runoing side and side a length in front of the other three, who were very close together. The Youngsters swung into the homestretch in this Manner, and then the contest for supremacy began in earnest. Countess soon showed her superiority over all her compeditors by leaving them and com- img home an easy winner by two lengths, King Pin second, a head in front of McDaniel’s colt, Shillalah fourth, Vandaiite ith, Dublin sixth, The three- quarters of a mile Was ran in 1:17 The Second Race, PURSE $600, for three-year-olds; winners this year of any single race amounting to'$1,000 ten pounds extra, One mile and an eighth, STARTERS. D. J, Crouse’s ch. f Satire, by Revolver, - Syren (N. Nayward).. eee Rice & McCormick's dam Ultima (Ross) M. A. Littell’s br. c. | W pays Morgan (Barbee). J. W. Weldon’s ch. c. Warlike, by War fee ‘ am Capt Beard (Robinson) iden’s b, ¢. Utica, by ‘I Nee Clark (Ponton). 3. W. Hunt Reynolds’ dam Lavender (Johnson)... as 4. A. Hitehcock’s ch. c. y War sane dam Transylvania (McMeekiu)...... 7 3. F. Wilaon’s ch. c. Mart Johnson, by Ravoiver, dam Mattie C. (Evans). jton, dam fucka by Planet, ime, 1: THE BETTY Banrise $100 Mart Jo: 40 Wizard 30 ‘Warhk 5 tire. 30 Bal #ield. All the horses, except Mart Jordan, got_away ther, the latter not getting om for som snoments after the fag fell, When Bice Passed the nd, Sunrise led one length, tice ae Wiser at third, Limestone fourth, ‘Buchu igara sixth, Satire seventh, Mart Jordan - behind, eighth, At the quarter pole Sunrise atill showed the way, Limestone sec- ond, Warlike ¢uird, Utica ee tire Ofth, Buchu sixth, Wizard seventh, Mart Jordan eighth. At the half-mile pole Sunrise and Warlike were ran- ping head and head, two te ed ip tront of Duca, who was naif @ length in advance of Uimestone, Satire fitth, Win sixth, Mart Jordan sseventh, Buchu eighth.’ There were few chang vantil the norres ached the homestretch, when a wery excitin, gle took place, which only r- [ot vga at the sont by Satire winning the race by fro ngth, Sunrise second, halt a Jength in meee izard, the latter being half a Jength in Pe THE BETT! wens five ) one, what little coma ? Crowd Present, te race, ee THEFE WAS NO POO" ord on of the fractional track was a dozer * ‘the was ont Hubbard made the pace str . tengtl reached the stand he was fift’ ohg, and when he Ross, the latter being twent _/ cards ip front 9 of the Olly. McDaniel was on th the jockey of Hubbard + 4 Bes Sane he ordered oned to the jockey of ! 4 go on faster and beck- leisurely as they pas «dty Pease to take it more the score accelerat 40d. Boss Tweed aiter leaving next half mile 44 his pace finely and in the When the ho , had nearly closed the gap. time Hubba’ #¢s passed the stand the second twenty ler 4a led a jengsh and 4 half, the filly “pace stre ths behind. quarter Ag ground the upper turn and at the ever, , #ole collared Hubbard, He lay there, how- Mint , 6% a short time, as the son of Planet and bar Ae rTansfield began’ to shake him off on the Ver 8) 4ist ance of Hubbard, The latter galloped strong Ww? nning the race by fifteen lengths, Katy Pease | » cing Twoney Iengtns? benind Boss Tweed. ‘Time, NEW YORK HERALD; SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1873.—TRIPLE/ SHEET, U'Gca, two lengths ahead of Buchu, Limestone sev- enth, Mart Jor eighth, Time, 1:58 The Third Race. iE $800 for all ages. Two and vy D. McDaniel & Co.'s ‘ch, ae Hubbard, b, Planet dam Minnie Mansfield (McCabe) 4 C. J, Alloway’s br. c. Boss Tweed, by ‘Asteroid, dam Alabama, 4 years old (Barbee)... D. MeDaniel & Co" ‘8 ch. f, Katy Pease, by Pianet, dam ‘K).. Minnie Mansfield (Clan ING f Wad THE R. Hubbard cut out the works and bef Tweed, Katy Pease six wagihs ahead 1s behind. ead of the ss Tweed made the -#aivetch, and at the -half-mile pole led four igttys, Boss Tweed here got in trouble. His ji £e9 forsook bim, his stride shortened and he 40 no further chance of keeping within hailing &re and the lower turn and up the homestretoh, 436834, the fastest time on record, BUFFALO PARK. Kate Bennett the Winner of the Purse;for Five-Year-Oldsand Under, Goldsmith Maid the Free for All Contest and Clementine the 2:40 Race. Burra.o, N, Y., August 9, 1878. The aay opened finely with white fleecy clouds in the.sky and a full attendance, compared with other'days. THE COLT RACE, The sports commenced with a purse of $1,500 for five-year-olds and under, mile heats, best three in five, in barness; $900 to the first, $450 to the second and $150 to the third. Entered for this were A. ©, Wallace’s bay stallion Ned Wallace, 8. P. Dorsey’s chestnut colt Emerson Gold Dust, L. L. Dorsey, Jr.’s, gray filly Fleety Gold Dust and James Wilson’s roan mare Kate Bennett, Of these Emer- son Gold Dust was withdrawn, First Heat.—Ned Wallace had the pole, but Fleety Golddust went to the front, leading Wallace alength, the latter three lengths ahead of Kate Bennett, at the quarter, in 35% seconds. On the backstretch Bennett was two lengths behind, and at the half mile, made in 1:14, Fleety was ahead three lengths, Kate Bennett second, a length ahead of Wallace. At the three-quarters Fleety was three lengths ahead of Kate Bennett, the latter five lengths ahead of Wallace. Up the homestretch Kate Bennett went to the front and Fleety fell to the rear. Kate crossed the score four lengths ahead of Wallace, who was two lengths ahead of Fleety Golddust. Time, 2:31%. Second Heat.—Wallace got away half a length in advance of Fleety Gold Dust, who went into the air. Kate Bennett also broke on the turn and fell to the rear. At the quarter pole, in 35% seconds, Wallace led Fleety two lengths, Kate being ten Jengths away. At the half mile, passed in 1:153¢, Wallace was alength ahead of Fleety Gold Dust, and Kate Bennett three lengths behind, Leaving this point, Gold Dust went to the front, but Wal- lace had bis nose at Fleety’s wheel, with Bennett two lengths in the rear. At the three-quarters the str le Was exciting, the three contestants being ina bunch, and this continued fora while, when Kate Bennett passed to the front and passed the score five lengths ahead of Wallace, who was two lengths anead of Flecty Gold Dust. ‘Time, 2:34. Heat,—Wallace was a length in advance when tne was given, Fleety necond, and Kate Bennett third. Passing the quarter pole in 37% seconds, Fleety was frst a length ahead of Wal- lace, Who was two lengths ahead of Kate Bennett. Going down the backstretch, the three were in & group, and at the half-mile which they went by in 1:163, they were at each other's wheel, Kate first, Wallace second and Kleety in tne rear. Kate Bennett went under the wire winner of the heat and race by five lengths. Wallace second and Fleety barely saving herdistance. Time, 2.31%. MMARY. BUFFALO Park, BUrraLo, N.Y., Augnst 9, 1873— FouRTH AND Las? Day OF THE ANNUAL TROTTING 'ING—Purse Of $1,500, for five-year-olds and un- der; mile heats, best three in five, in harness; $900 to the first, $450 to the second and $160 to the third horse. James Wilson’s r. m. Kate Bennett -111 A. C, Wallace’s b. 8, Ned Wallace., -222 Dorsey, Jr.’s, gr. filly Fleety Go! ts 3 3 S. P, Dorsey’s ch. c. “Emerson Gold Dust... oe Or Hay. First heat... 1:4 a5 Second heat.. 1:15 2:34 Third heat... 13164 2331 FREE FOR ALL PURSE. Second on the list was the free for all purse of $7,500; mile heats, best three in five, in harness; $4,000 to the first, ie to the second and $1, 500 to'the third horse. tered for this were John W. Irving’s bey gelding Jim Irving, Dan Pfifer’s bay mare American Girl, Budd Doble’s bay mare Gold- smith Maid, 0, A, Hickok’s bay mare Lucy, and Dan | Mace chestnut gelding Judge ler- ton. ag and Fullerton were drawn. First Heat.—American Girl got away first, Gold- smith “Mud second, and Jim Irving third.’ ‘The quarter was passed in thirty-three and one quarter seconds, the Maid four lengths ahead of American Girl, and Jim Irving twelve lengths in the rear. At ‘the balt-mile, in 1:09, the Maid was two lengths in advance. At the three-quarters Irving was running to save his distance. Up the stretch the Maid and Girl had a_ prett; and really enthusiastic struggle, during ie 4 the Maid went into the air in her peculiar way, and, while it rested her exceedingly, she lost nothing, and coming on at a clipping pace she went under the wire the winner, beating tne Girl three- quarters of a lengtn. Irving ran in and was dis- tanced. Time, 2:204,. Second Heat.—The Maid and Girl went off together, the former leading three lengths at the quarter pole in thirty-three and a half seconds and she kept the same distance ahead of the Girl all around the track, passing the half-mile in 1:09, winning the heat in 2:203,. Third Heat.—The Maid got away two lengths the best of the word. On the turn she twice leit her feet, and still again at the quarter pole; but she soon became settled, but only for an instant, as again, for the fourth time, she went into the air on the backstretch. She was three lengths in frout at the half, and, trotting steadily from this point, went under the wire winner of the heat and race in 2:23. The quarter was made in thirty-five sec- onds and the half in 1:10, SUMMARY, Same Day.—Purse of $7,500; free for all horses; mile heats, best three in five, in harness; $4,000 to } ae $2,000 to the second and $1, 600 to the r¢ Budd Doble’s b. m. Golasmith Maid -111 Dan Pfifer’s b. m. American Girl. +222 John W. Irving’s b. g. Jonn Irving... . dis, 0, A. Hicok’s b. m, Lucy. Dan Mace’s ch. g. Judge Fullerton. Hay First heat. 1:09 Second heat. 1:09 Third heat. 35 THE 2:40 CONTEST. This purse of $4,000 brought the meeting toa close. It nad twelve entries, and of these seven came for the word, these being J. W. Myers’ brown gelding Vanity Fair, John W. Wright's chestnut Gelding Planter, John S. Stevenson's bay stallion iilie Golddust, C. Leggatt’s bay stallion Mam- brino Star, John Hart's sorrel bowen J Little Long- fellow, Graves & Loomis’ bay mare Clementine and L. L. Dorsey, dJr.’s chestnut colt Zilcadie Golddust. First Heat.—Zilcadie Golddust had the iead, two lengths ahead of Clementine, who was haifa length ahead of Planter. At the quarter pole, passed in 87% seconds, Zilcadie broke and fell back, giving Clementine first place. At the hal/ mile, in she led two lengths, Coming up the stretch Ci entine was a lengtt in front’ Mambrino Star sec: ond, @ length ahead of Planter—the rest in a bunch. Planter went to pieces near the distance stand, and after a few minor ne wie they passed under the wire, Clementine first, Mambrino Star second, tard Fair third, Lon, fellow fourth, Zilcadie Gold- gust Hlth, Planter sixth, Willie Golddust seventh. Second Heat, ~cchatienting got away first, ) brino Star second, Vanity Fair third and thee Wellup, At the quarter, in 87 seconds, Clemen- tine and Star were together, side by side, trotting very on. At the f mile, made in 1:15%, there were but few changes, and they passed the score—Clementine, Vanity Fair, Planter, Litue Longfellow, Matnbrino Star, Zileadie Goiddust and Wate, Golddust. Time, 2:31. feat.—Mambrino Star went away four lengths ahena of Little Longfellow, but at the quarter eo in 385g seconds, Clementine was first, mbrino Star Second and Little Longfellow third. At the half mile they were in the same position—time, 1:16—and they strang out and then were bunched, passing under the wire in the Latha? order :—( ‘lementine, Longfeliow, Vanity Fair, rbd Zilcadie Gola: dust and Willie Goidaust, Time, 2:32, beat 2:40; mile heats, best three in $2,000 to the first, $1,000 to the se. third and $400 to sie fourth be Graves & pare b. m. Ly We ere © amSrino Star. five, ®,1f har, ness “aid, $0, to the 8, ch. Cy ‘tenals “Goiddust. 8 8, Stevenson's Bs A ‘Willie, Goldaust.. oid Mace’s r. g. Wall dr. ‘ fe F Mace'’s hep ei sr. 458%. , Daly's Dik. g. Arthar....... ran ores Charles 8. Green’ » Wallac L, Benbane’s b. 8. soepeom es rin, ih black walnut to oy yal Gorge, PROTECTORY BOYS ON THE WING. Notwithstanding the ceaseless efforts of the Christian Brothers at the Westchester Protectory to concillate and restrain the unruly element ocedsionally evinced in the male department of that 4 t institution, their good intentions of! pemerinee thwarted Dy the waywardness 0f YOath- ful scamps whom they would fain bring useful and industrious members of the y forenoon seve, of the boys, while taking their usual exercise m the play rounds, contrived to elude the vigifangt ol the having scaled a hi rothers, and, ceeded in waking their escape i ha K Texce, suc- e J axagganel Las ron Saturday, August,’9, es Leary, peers relatives and (riends are respectfoliy invited to attend the funeral, from his tate residence, 244 ee De ns tina City, to-day qSunday,, at three MagorRE-On Saturday, Ay his ago, Fith street Brooklyn, E. D. Notice of funeral eoieaee 3: McGEVIRAN.—On Sasurd: a Te ee) Maky, 8. ie es and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, irom tne resi- dence of her son-in-iaw, C, third. street, ‘on it 9, JOnN MAGUIRE, ‘esidence 106 South st 9, 1873, after ber ennis McGeviran, B. Parker, Jr., 60 East londay, August 11, 1873, at (for esky fe See Eighth ana Ninth Pages.) SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac tor New York—This Day. HIGH Ae Hook ‘morn 9 09 iate.....morn 11 39 OCEAN N STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, the Broadway. 4 Bowling Green 12 Bowling Green <c}Chowling Green 2 Bowling Green. 4 Bowling Green 3 Bowling Green ory of London. . 1 12 Bowling Green :\72 Broadway. PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 9, 1878, Sica, Tealy Bn, ‘Thompson, Liverpool via Queens bait iy of Paris (Bx), Tibbets, Liverpooi via Queenstown—John G Dale. Pen gps Baltic AF Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens- ip Petersburg (Br), Smith, London—Sweet- ip Lady Lycett (Br), Rratt, Bristol, EE E Mor- oe Dorian (Br), Taylor, Glasgow—Henderson ‘Steam! (gn), Brickensten, an Claeibel «gr, “Bayley, Port au Prince, 4e— ay aw Clyde, Cole, Galveston via Key West—C Steamabip Emily B Souder, Burdick, New Orleans—Pred aneemanip New Orleans, Gager, New Orleans—Clark Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, Savannab—Robt Low- ‘Steamship £an Jacinto, Hazard, Savannab—W R Garri- quia ip,James Adger, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Steamshtp Richmona, Lawrence. Rorfom, City Point and Richmond—Old Dominion Steamship seg he Gibson, Winters, Neetascsial pec spieamship Fanita, Doane, Philadelphia—Lorillard *Meamahio Nereus. Berr: Burk Helena, Snow, Ge "dears pre Wet Cameron & 4 BATE Orfeo (Ital), Questa, Cork or Falmouth—Slocovich sherk Angust (Nor), Johannesen, Stettin—Funch, Edye Bark Ton! (Ger), Jansen. Stettin—Punch, dye & Co. Bark Marie (Ger), Ramicr, Stettin—c Tottes Bark Filomena (Sp), Taxonera, Barcelona~Gomez & ‘Bark Duc Fratelli (ita), Messina, Na Murray, Jr, Pennington, K ‘Bark 4 ‘Astra (Br), Haskins, St John, NB—PI Nevius & ‘Bark Maggie McNefl, Smith, New Orleans—N H Brig- wit art Arturo (Aus), Rossovich, Penarth Ruads—Sloco- ackt. Foam (Br), Whiting, Ancona—Eagle, Blakslee & Brig Finga: (Nor), Luckner, Malmo—Tetens & Book- ate Lola (Br), Williams, Santander for orders—L F era Lizzie W W Virden, Beatty, Gibraltar for orders—Jas ape Maria (ier), Helmers, Rio Janciro—Funch, Edye Ellis, Halifax, NS—J_F Whitne: ‘rubee (Br), Smith, Kingston, Ja—C Ww Sehr Aeiaaie i, Starrett Port Caledonia—J H Winches: lara Woodhouse, Mount, Brazos santiago—Wood- WH Keeney, Beers, Fernandina—Van Brunt & Gandy, Jacksonville, ain, Key West—Benner & Pinck- ouy, se fei, Coalwell, aah Boynton’s Son & Sebr Island Belle, Brown, Ea: 't—Jed Fr} ane Saarbruck, © ark, oreou Bie * wBchr Sarah Jane, Long, Warcham, Mass—Ferguson & wer Fairwind, Bowman, Wood's Hole—Fergnson & Sehr Watchful, Gill, Bristol—H W Jackson & Co. Richaras, Pnuadeipmia. nh), Koes master of ship Ne Plus prday tor London. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WIITESTONE TELEGRAPH LIN, (Ger), Willigerod, les—A P Agresta. ingston, Ja—S De Brig Airolo (Br), Sehr Morford & Steamer Ann E Capt Hagar (not Ho Vitra, which cleared Steamship Wese; yia Southampton Bremen Jaly 26, 5 hy "niveenoot for St Mf lat 40. lon 39, passed shin Reunic ‘M, lat 62, ence for Hamburg, 5:50 29, a British bask, hound west,’ showing signals LDTM; 4 PM, ate 42, lon 69 15, ship Liverpool, from London for Steamship Luisa (Span), Gai MERIRE to this p Havana 8 days, in bal- pi, New fer Age, 2 with mee and Bee nship Zodiac, qari Savant and passengers to M ‘harvest ‘wo JW yuintards Co, Nickerson, Wilmington, the Loriliard Steamsh! spe iayeny gaverpool @ days, with a ool, and the bat, i renaniize, to, Willams & aion; took the niethern ome and had Ving weg? A , P, Oke ship ea ontety mdse and pasgenge Steamship Metrop hours, with naval store: tat 42 15, lon 62 oe “Amsterdam for New Yor! bark Jagon (Ger), from Bremen for Philadelphy Jordan, London June 4 and ise and 32 passengers w Grinnell, Minturn & st Lisben (of Bat), Dunn ‘of Gloucester), with the #, Bremen, 50 da * ‘in ballast, to Benner & “6 bark Caroline Smith Bremen for Cape Nd Republic ot sesh: 08 Punch, kdve & Go. ; vessel shane bark Howard 4 ship Moscongu F), ‘from remen for rt), Nielsen, London 56 days, in ballast, m Bernstein, Bristol, E, 55 days, Bark Prins Carl Sw to ballast to Punch, Rave & C ballast, to Funch, Ed: Dajlast, to order, rs. ark St Jernen (No: in ballast to Tetens & Bi Bark Si (ital), Mouanti, Shgo 58 Bark ‘Skjold (Nor), Se! bala eo Wetens Le fromann, Bristol, BE, 60 days, in nderry 45 aye ta or), Larsen, Lon. The Kragero is r) Gutturmeen, Limerick, 63 days, n. . In ballast, to Slo- busch, Bremen, 7% days, 10 Nielsen, H ith nek Hamburg 49 daza w' hit ays, with coal Hark Moneta | kirby BS to.C B Swain & 501 Brig Lillesand (Ni las to order. July ‘a, i Jat 41 on rales fromm Havea for New ty at the SW spit fo _ Brig San Guisepne deal, Fs Se, SUMMARY, PO Dail, i Wand eR oo sae. Saga Raker Daa Us he Lis adage Posito, Antwerp 6) days, i 2 mio oSaring 8 sroet vessel Senator tou ese >, fn Gibraltar June 25, ,, Higgins, ‘Tr Brig Ambrose, Lignt (of Boston), Higging, falda. Cuba, 17 days, with m« Miller & Ho ughton. Brig Salve (of St John, NB), Johnston, Cow z a any a, coal to weer Bs erat & Cush’ liza Stevens (ot Boston =S°t.. bd yee aye qe coal to C B ‘Swain & S01 sang Josephine (of Ficton, NO, Gi Rie with c “al to Bird, yerking S05, ese ree i hr W a eataw (ot Baltine New 5 0 Mose ok Cos vowel WOR in & So “Kohe Gt Pheips, Tal ¢“pormandina 1 days me yellow pine to oneerin’ (to Benitey, Gtaeeleevs & Sehr Senr Eva,” five, ay ne Vi gor be fas iinet Btlumor Baltimore, |, Headley, 5 . Ee ‘oe Seiad She MA tr Pow OF csc Through Hell Gate. nage SOUTH. Portland for New York, ns how London for New ark By oe iam siren im Port Oaledout bed p08 ze coat o Bird, Perkins & Brig B Young ¢ Cole, “Shntee, ae for New York, stead with spars to Sehr izetta, Smith, nw ‘aledontia, CB, for New York, 13 days, with anal Co. Sehr at NS, for New York, 10 ays, =i een Oakton nee ir Or ‘ork, Fors Galeton Ce for New York, 13 seh Victor, 08! to B: 3 & Job. a ‘ctor, Lewis, Ko: ait re fer New York, with stone “sehr Waranatt o Mh Sg te ich for New York. do Oe or New Fork, with pes Leanne ka ra eee apm Nantucket for New York, with fish yorieat for Alban; Behr oy Brine ‘smi lewport to may York. Schr Wade, Gan perowicenge ior Philadelphia. wight F Geo oon, Chapman, Nantucket for Phew Yerk, 0 order. Whehe Frank, Randall, Bridgeport for New York. Schr Sarah Maria, ‘Alans, New Haven for New York. Sehr Caroline, Robinson, Newport for New York. ie ae Zulette Renyon, Buckingham, Hartford for Phila- lel! Schr Yankee Boy, Huested, New Haven for Now York. Sene Vashi i Gatos Coombs, Suddlotown, Oh Tor New ‘ork. Sebe Hattie A Buder, Sotokiand, Portland for New York, with stone to Nasot ys Aree ee Sine, ‘Abrams, Nantucket for New York, with fish to Rogers Schr Joseph Hal, pbasale. Portland for New York, With stone to Morris & C: Schr Jahn H Chaffee, ‘Buell, Providence for New York. 5 aes Brceks ea worn. Nantucket for New York, wit! to 0 Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris, Portchester for New York. Steamer Galatea, Ney Providence for New York, with mdse and passengers, Sehr rglite, Car au fen et Stéumship Franco ‘wit inde tng peer herd tits BOUND RAST. Steamship Wamsutta. Fisn, New York for New Bedford. Schr Island City, Allen, New York for Gloucester. hr Chief, Smith, New York for Norwich. Schr Hudson, Post, New York for Rockiana. Sehr Edward & Frank, Lewis, Elizabethport for Bris- 1. Me, Schr Wm Farren, Lindsay, New York for Providence. Sehr H W Benedict, Smith, New York for Boston. Schr R T Graham, Graham, New York for Milford. acct Ezaic 1 (Br, Stannard, New York for Port Cale- onia, Schr E M Wells. Kelsey, Hoboken for Hartford. Schr Pashaw, Jones, oboken for Calais, Schr Sterling, Ball, Hoboken for Bridgeport. Schr J Anderton, Johnson, New York for Werwan, Ech Richard Hilt, Swith, Hoboken for Providence. woght JJ Harris, Harris, New York for East Green- naetir Van Buren, Montgomery, Elizabethport for Bris. ‘Beh F Merwin, Bunce, Weehawken for Providence. r Lamartine, smith, New York for Providence, Schr Els Jano, Saminis, New York for Bridgeport. Schr Henry Tyrrelt, New York for New Haven. Sehr Whistler, Keefe, New York for Taunton. Schr Percy, Hallowe, New York for Eastpo: acchr Wm H Voorhis, Goldsmith, Haverstraw for Provi- oer Watchful, Gill, New York for Wareham. a Bohr Anthony Burton, Johnson, Fort Johnson for Prov- lence, Schr Mary Stowe, Rankin, New York for Boston. Schr Sarah Jane, Fordham, New York tor Wareham, Bh Merrill C Hart, Rawley, New York for Ports out ene Rath Halsey, Halsey, Elizabethport for Provi- deni Schr Panthea, ea. Johnson. Elizabethport for Providence. Schr White Rock, Lafferty. Amboy tor Bridgeport, Schr Surprise, Seaman, Elizabethport for Providence. Schr Telegraph, Priest, Hoboken for Warren. Schr Hannah & Brows, Sackett, New York for Provi- ‘Sehr Sarah W Blakp, Blake, New York for Providence. Schr A H Sawyer, Uindsley, Now York for Boston. Schr NH Hall, Halt, New York for Boston. Schr Nelule Crowell, Crowell, Jacksonville for New Ha- Schr Arcturas, Nye. Port Johnson for Bangor. Sehr Cornelia, Carroll, Amboy tor New Haven. ae Mary Ann McCaup, Cavanagh, Port Johnson for ‘Schr LM Stront, Dean, Port Johnson for Boston. Schr Kate McLean, Hallock, Amboy tor Mystic. Schr Luna, Wells, Poughkeepsie tor Wareliam. Schr Orion, Smith, New York for M: Schr F C Shultis, Young, New York Tor Now Haven. Schr Brunette, Smith, New York for Bangor. Sehr Tahmirod, Clay, New Yark for Bangor Schr Phil Sheridai itarphy, New anger Fall River. Sehr T Benedict, lew York for Provi medio Scbr Mary Brewer, Natt, New York for Bost Sehr Henry Cole, Chadwick, Elizabethport for Provi- ‘fone Haze, McNamee, New York for Greenwich. hr Fair’ Wind, Bowman, New York tor New Bed- tord, wieght Richard Morrell, Sidney, New York for Green- “Steamer Galaten, Nye, New York tor Providence. Steamer EI Cid, Smith, New York for Norwich. ain tug Rescue, Hennessey, New York for New Lon- Heraup Tetecrarn Pera! is } TESTONE, Al aon" War The following table showsthe number of corbtl which passed this station during the week ending Aug 9:— Stearashi “8 Barks. 368 39 10 208 seeeene Dl BELOW. Glory othe | Sea: ‘rom 1] Liverpool July 1 (; lot Doat vag Neg No 17). ~ " yi — SAILED. Steamships Rhein (Gen, Bre Bremen; Castalia (Br), ana Dortan Bn, Glasgow; Cil 3 Paris ‘Br, verpool; Baltic (Br), ‘and Italy , St Petersburg (Br), a don; Claribe Ht au Prince ; Geo. W clyas. yeston via Key West; Now Orleans, and Emily & sou New Orleans, ‘Huntsville, ani an Jacinto, ‘Savant Jas Adger, Charleston; John | siidton, Georgetown, Dt Richmond, Richmond, &c; anita jelphia; shit Missouri, Cronstadt; barks Mi irto N (Aus), Cork or Fa "Armonia. dal, ‘Southam ton Riconoscenza Tia, Gork of Falmouth? Accorto (hus), ‘TriesteyR Mus. Fay, dr, Kingston, Ja rigs Favorite, arbados: Mi Marie Sollecito (Ital), Cork or Falmouth; (Br), Santander; schrs Chattanoo™ a sw dacksonvilie ‘Neue Grant, do; MB Bramhall, sa- “Wind at sunset SSW. Shipping Notes. ‘The North River propeller Andrew Harder has been on the smaller balance dock foot of Pike street, to adjust a New wheel. An ice barge now occupies the deck for cleaning and painting. The other entries have been the Union Ferry Company's boats Fulton, Nassan and Man- hassett, ail to undergo the annual examination and re- pairing. Bark Brazil (Br), 556 tons, was raised on the large bal- ance dock adjoining, to strip metal and sneath with wood. Steamship Mervedita, 856 tons, followed, to adjust wheel, and after her came the new Haven steamboats Traveller, to stop a leak, and New Haven, to adjust wheel. The dock is now oceupied by the Old Dominion line steamship Old Dominion, 2222 tons, to clean and paint bottom. On the the mammoth sectional dock foot of Rutgers streethave been steamer Geo Cromweil, 979 tons, of the Kew Orleans line, to paint bottom ; steamer City of Ha- van, 1700 tons, of the Mexican Jine, for examination; steamer Montgomery, 1106 tons, to patch metal; steamer Florida, 514 tons, to strip and paint, and steamer City of Mexico, 1036 tons, of the Mexican line, to strip, calk and remetal. On the small sectional dock adjoining have been brig Sally Brown, 426 tons of Portsmouth, and bark Robert Morrison, 314 tons, of New Bedford—both to patch metal ; brigs Mary O Rowland, 263 tons, to strip, calk and re. metal; L W Virden, 476 tons, for examination; Fidelia, 881 tons, to strip, calk and remetal, and Sir Robert Peo! (Br), 1% tons, to clean and paint, and steamtugs Frank Pidgeon, Jr, to fix wheel, and Brilliant, to repair keel. On the large sectional dock foot of Clinton street have been steamship Santee, 689 tons, for examination and slight repairs: bark Carlton, 34 tons, of Boston, and schr Harriet Brewster, 293 tons, of Boothbay, both to strip, calk and remetal. Steamsnip Claribel (Br), 704 tons, has been on the smaller sectional dock at Clinton street to paint bottom, and was followed by bark Ormus, 485 tons, of Pembroke, Me, to patch metal, and schr Eothen, 102 tons, to strip, calk and remetal, the latter vessel being now on, ‘On the screw docks foot of Market street have been :— On the large dock—Bark R Murray, Jr, 389 tons, and brie Maria W Norwood, 477 tens, of Camden, Me, both to strip, calk and remetal; pilot boat Edmund Driggs, to clean and paint: government steam tug Rocket, to adjust new wheel, and propeller Amboy to paint bottom. On the middle dock—Brigs Torrid Zone, 185 tons, and Gipsey (Dan), 138 tons, both to strip and remetal; the Camden and Amboy propellers Raritan, Blue Bonnet and Jessie, all to paint; brig Favorite, 158 tons, of New Haven, to patch metal; propeller C P Raymond, to paint bottom, and yacht Alarm to clean and paint, On the small dock—Schr Onward, to paint bottom; pilot boat C H Marshall, to clean; propellers B F Hamuill, to clean and paint, and Uno, rebuliding. Messrs P J O'Vdnnell & Co have had on their Brie Bo- sin sectional docks schrs Here, A B Hayes Graves, Storm Child, George Gillen, D D Williams, C 8 Webb, and E L Porter, and brig 8 H Haviland, all for calking and painting. Pacific Mail steamsmip Henry Chauncey, 2656 tons, has been on the Erie Basin dock tor slight repairs, Marine Disasters. PAE aR AR Ay Naa TREES Montreat and Dirigo, at Portland, Me, yesterday, see news columns. Liverpoot vi Quebecor Montreal, grounded in Lake. Bt Poter Aux i Rare expected to pe of a day. as she was Dot very pe. ARK AL! (previously orted ashore at Vietorti afterwi wards ‘sold at auction) was repaired, an Taunched n¢ Burrasd Tulse July Wnating Bark AxNawan, of ae Bedford, before re- ported insured China office, of Be Fr B00) in “Now ea we entord cant rena | offices. She a by Capt Otis P Giyert’S Bordch ‘and John 7 dun. sere ye Soni towed to Wil ae hhore 9 cathe bar at Little River, ‘wold he ‘accamaw and George H. niex, at Wilmins ioe 3 f ye e othe was Got off, tor $2100, net plemn Ragraay ‘arker, from Hoboken for New- ‘Chatn: has been pers renaar auaiar ie aa ir jad and the ve ith the little balancesof ogi ere fo! wi pounded ance which sauoed the oakum i” pounded qui 5 ‘cat Bet of twa lowe abies aad ee stopwater Wy,’ gone The wreckers jgne-balf the coal as their Rotified the. w charge of it€s goon as land in Cnathaup, ergs Wgnamts Eaguy, which arrive’, at Geo orgetown, DO, A wn and sunk Roane Chance: a Vanderbilt em faking bor I fr UY be Fhe yhouner sow ed by ' ‘allon, and will pro’ omen Gras, recently sank off the by collision with Clinton, Mesriy raster ener Cha oe emer an Portuguese at auction terday. guess Samat at Bosidn for the ep mar. ankins, different marae ths salsa ‘and other aggregate amountof the sal ne ante alo Teaching nearly $b ‘engaxed yesterday tn ae ftripping the copper from: Wer ot tom. Sne ae beached at finger "8 ryard in Brower snd broken ‘ALMOUTH, Jay 37, The J 1. Wickwire, arrived here trom Moulueits Ba aving experienced vers heavy weather on her voyage, has been held on her, and the surveyors recoinmend new spars aud satis, but the lower oat sufficiently safe to goto a port of ug 9—The steamer Falmouth, from allie arrived’ ners fe thls ora Dringing the aed | » Maryland, from Port Caledonia, New Bedford, with contr’ which waa wreeked ois the $d oF August on Mary and ‘Josep bh oom 7 70 miles east of Hall- fax. The Maryland wes built at Wilmington, Del, in 1866, registered 198 jons, and hailed from New York. Miscellaneous. We are under obligations to purser Bombhoff, of the steamship Weser, from Bremen, for courtesies. Ler, Saly. 27- e bark Starlight, Bunker, nich, rived here from adelphia on the 12th inst, with cargo ty petrolew ‘to the inflammable nature of owing phat has not beet al allowed to discharge, and has pro- Notice to Mariners. FOG HORN AT NOBSQUE. The fog horn which for some {ime past hes Parmeed Inandie te, A placed at Nobeque Light’ near which point steamer Monohansett went ashore. ‘The ap- Paratus has been taken on steamer Helen Augusta, and the kind thas ong best vieeded at neque Ligue oO 1e rn n at Nol jue w Bedford, Aug 8, 1878, eae The new beacon on Black Roc! Newbu: completea on Wednesday last. Te cone a Ot a is Toot feet fur-siged "wooden pyrainidy about Bf eee i Nelgut-38 le }, about et in feet in all—making quite a formidable structure, aed Spoken. Bark Arian Bayard (of Arenda), — for N York, ea "B, ings N, a (8 relly Dublin f a vied rk Fann ‘inson (Br), from 5 CB, Brie ies Tae lon Cs t, fr r am | etn re, om Fernan “ea Jane B, int Lu i Load celal oi ina ong, fra from Bangor for Rio Janeiro, June seh hs _ off ‘ohr Lous sais rman, from for Beaufort, 8C, Aug 6, pepadets Ports. —Arrivec, brig Somerset (Br), Mc- nate, Wiimagtas, ke a Gor), ) Litho, New coon caren ps areata! Hatiraz, ug 7—Arrived, ship Pocahontas, Oliver, Liv- oe ng SArrived, steamship Kong Sverre (Nor), Dasnevig, Nee Yor! ri ug en steamship Nyanza (Br), *Gleated 7 ed Sarmatian (Br, Aird, Liv ian or: a pectin Prince Edward (Br), Giaagow? el Pai ig By Matatyre, do. aa mo mete a Victor, Hastorf, for n Ni saree Arti bark Jardine Broth Bp, Netinon a Nee og &-Satled, st City of M or Bite steamship Ott ty of Montreal vel ‘QUEREC, Aus 5 om Ly bark Pawashick @Br), Mostar, PAG Ce te, Liverpool, St Jonn, aKa Active ip An rot ‘Cimnp, Gardt ger, Liverpod brig W beon (Br), Buck, IPER m STEAMSHIP Wrszr.) July 2>—Arrived, Francis Bournent, Vickery, Phuederphla, Salled 2th, Resolute, Nichols, Cardiff. Auicante, July 21—Arrived, Dirigo, Coffin, Genoa. Bracny Heap, July 26—Off, Arracan, Rossini, from Do- doy for Bremen: ‘assed Hurst Castle ihe Sigurd Jarl, Tostensen, from New York for Southampton. berg, New-York; Main’ @rrVon Oterendorsy dor aah Saran By hetarang, Von Hagen, for —. gp Bonpnava, July 2—arriveds Beliptique’ Babourean, Cork, July SeaArrived: Maria, Liguori, New York. Cronstapvt, July 22~Arrived, Shanghae, Nauschuts, Wilmington, NO, Duncenrsa July 4—Of, Savannah, Weissenhorn, from Savannah for Cronstadt; 26th, J 8 Pontoppidan, Niesen, from New York tor Antwern, from Cartha; 1 ‘Camm| for 1 Hull; With, Pr Precloen ‘Nilsoon, 170m New York for on rived 2h Gypsy, Cremor, London for Sydney, CB Mn oy) Cornelius Grinnell, Griffin from London), Dustin, July 26—Sailed, gantvy, poerey 3 Baltimore. Pinzon Suis wenseieca Joes Karte eevee bile for Gronstadt, Sawiey ‘Chindow, Bosse, Narva for London; Faustina, Blanchard, New York for ‘Bese: ‘wth, Brunnow, Pagel, New York for orders; 26th, Helen lich: ands, Blanchard, Skjonvig for Bristol. oO LMoUTH, wat aati, #G Blanchard, Mcintyre, For kntwerpy El , Hoepken, se'DSied Se ‘Alexander, Hutchins, from. Havre for’ Cardi © B Haveltine, Gilkey, from Montreal for nd GuoucestR! 2%6—Sailed, Ati, Sucich, New York. overer aur Arrived, Scandinavian (s), St John, Ray! an the Clyde a ae amule ius Libbey, Ma- nd cleared for New York) ait, Sarah H Hi Hall, D Port Said (and cleared fc -) no 16th, Marathon, Donnells “trom Marseilles for Hun4—Passed through the ba Frith July 25, Star, Duncan, from New York for Mem Havug, July 25— Arrived, st Gnurent 6 tt), Roussan, New York; Cimbria @), Stahl, Hamburg (and ‘sailed 26th for jew York). In the roads 26th, Abbie N Franklin, Holbrook, from ew Cleared 26th, Denmark (s), Sumner, New Yor! Hoi, July arrived: Grad Carlobas, Betria, New ‘ork. Hnivors, July 26—Arrived, Bertha, Hansen, Wilming- d 26th, Fear Not, Rerding, New York. Hawnunc, July 4—Sailed, Autocrat, ‘Heaiy, and James R Boyd, Perry, Cape Breton ; 26th, Emily Lowther, Cain, 0. Sailed from Cuxhaven 24th, Maggie Chapman, Neal, New he Flosta, Anderson, Wilmington; Maria heyn, ck, A Th the Elbe 26th, Pring Albert, Hoepner, and Calliope, Fisher, from New Yor Livenroot; July 2—Arrived, Scotia (4) Lott, New York (end entere gut same day. to return); (s), McKay, oston ; 27th, Laboramus, Nore, Charlesto ‘Hw janter, Freeman, San Francisco; Gilbert rt Thompson, Hutchinson, New York; 2th, Highlander, Williams, San Eransiaos. Sailed 26th, Magna Charta, H astings, Galveston; Park, Phiiadelphia; Goahead, do; | Brazoo, Wiliene. New York; Thatcher Magoun, Nukent, “Sant Francisco: Slava. 0, Chersanax Baltimore; 2th, Oeferina, Wyeast, Savannah, red 26th, Genevieve Strickland, Strickland, New Otieans: Indepenia Peruvians, Verneage New York, Entered out 26th, Wave Queen, Peak, for Baltimore; A & E Lovitt, Mullen, We; BB Jayne, ‘Hawkins, Charies- ton: Forest’ Eagle, Hosmer, New Orleans; Ceres, Seken, Richmond. Loxpox, July 2—Arrived, Margam, Jones, Ball River; Mélanctbon, Pensacola; Coloradc, Baingon, New Skien. ork. Sailed trom Gravesend 26th, P Pendleton, Pendleton, Newcastle ; 27th, Hoopes Burman, Eew York. Lonposperry, July 23—Arrived, Countess of Dufferin. Macconnel, Baltimore. Cleared 24th, Ormi Dybrovacki, Cravich, New York. yuan july 26—Alsived, Cort Adler, Larsen, New or! MARsuttuns, July 4—Arrived, Esther, Loring, Balti- more: Mont blanc, Ournier, Martinique a Jaly 2—Arrived, Olaf Kyrre, Jorgensen, New yononte, July 17—Sailed, Joven Thomas, Pelica, New on ath July 2—Arrived, Etoile de la Mer, Thepaud, arleston Prywovtit, July 26~Off, Verein, Apreck, from Amster- ayn for Philadelphia Phau Pownr duly 28—Passed, Bartolomeo Padre, 8 Sandford, Quartino, from Bull River for London. ncisco ; Sco" tia, Drammon Jennie Cobb, Packard, Matanzas; Arietta, Dowling, Porto Kito; Mana "C Romano, New oualiea 27th, Siberia, Inglis, Hull; 28th, Due Fratelti, Cordick, Gloucester; Roving SBilor, Bryant, Glaszow , Fogsoget, Ramiow, Clare Castle. Siieups, July 26—Sailed ‘uila, New York. Suutotm, July 26—Arrived, Skulda, Strom, Baltimore. Sovrnavrron, Jaly 25—Sailed, Alliance, Hutchinson, New York; 25th, Podo Bazono, Hazono, do. Srertix, Joly 3—Arrived, Lunay Andersen, New York. Swixaatnpe, July 2—Sailed, Bremen, Bohm, New aexoewatt, July 2l—arnved, Carrie Reel, Crowell, ntwe Datel, July 6—Arrived, Privi Dabpovacki, Pendo, New mie Jnly 13—Arrived, Munez, New Or- leanas thn Queen orehe Pat Haynes: Now York. Waa Stas bb—Arrived, Rival, Jorgensen, New Warenronn, July 26—Arrived, Blverhol, Natvig, Bos. Sailed 26th, Bi Devrient, Schwabe, New York- Billed 2, Frill, Devrient, ReRyove’ Dovero, Cichero, ‘New York for Rotterdam. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Aug 8—Arrived, schrs R E Pecker, Fiindsor, NB; ‘Althea, Boston; & D Seull, ao; AC Lyon, teamer EC Ly New York; schrs Jesse “Ang dareiveds mer’ r,Charles ton via Now York; schrs Loule ¥ Sm! ‘Brown, George. town, DG; F Baker, itmore, & wow, schr M E Donner, bonnd in; alo one British bark, unknown, at anehor In the chaunel, | a, Be tac Lvernea: William Grane, cr ee Ss Ye a rince, Hamilto Peters! Sydney, el Pac ase mi Halinat genre War steed, Phinney, W Woodly Nickerson, Ki cL 180 ty Ls re Fredonia, ie Bor zi ‘ sir gate vn DO; ee tiie Some Pan ag" les american ra Eagle ( (Br), Se, Ot ‘Liverpool :: ei Feame 0. i Pron iol A Cranmer, ew a RNa ttins edfords BL rae Rider, Trenton; annie # Kranz, d— nce, for ‘Barks Anina, for Hamburg; + Si Zaweenee, ane, So pJameiros brig auberds Portland, Me; schr Arrived, schrs Lyi Moore, Her- at Wilard, Davis, New York.” iled, schrs Koret, New york; Hector, . 8—Arrived, schrs M V Cook, Falken- Wailer sehr Medion, Orr i Hiei spre. Oe ‘Arrived, schr Millie Luce, ft ston, , New York seaman, Charleston, Jeeesoavale: BF Soh, Yard Tngraham, Bath, Me; Ad ALAR, Aug S—Arrived, brig Milwaukee, tbe ia pee , Kilpatrick, New York. rd tk Lacon xin jc Me prin Nereus, All pha, for sown, Scotia. CT le, Smith, Ni York rf Salt ‘tov Ja jane, Ney os Hoboken; 1 Ripple, Ted tee Ey cake Swan. Piiadeiphia: E Anna B Hays, Barrow and J W Boyle, ‘Aug 4—Ciearea, schr Josephine, Giles, ‘Sale Schra Silas C Evans, Evans, and Robert Ruff, Grone shen DC, Aug 7—Arrived, schr Annio C land, M Aug sbcArrived, bark Laura Maria FORTRESS MONROK, At ang y Suse for Baltimore, Oberon @r), Hanney, Liverpool; Aug TArHIVOC, schr C Henry Hirk, Book- 7—Arrived, schrs Eastern Belle, Chathan, where a) ‘was ashore Dark, ace Br), Cowper, Wotton A Parker, Hoboken , Armstrong, P Penne hia. vason, Calais or sii aakenan, Philadelphia. ina Henry dibs, 1, Pit—arrived, sch Capitol, Malden; straw. lana, Small, New York for, Denn Plorence, Mayo, Hall, Rogklond’ for Ni ne launton for New Y« Wootbury. Searsport for George Pages for eFhiladet hia; "arti Forrgste ark sy. Woods Ath hrs John H Pe: a enw aaE: sloop Pearl, Coble Also arrived schs provid idence for dooke, vite Arro’ and WI ruling lawhkin: York. City Kidd, Hoboken for Fall Bivers from Fall River tor New York. eM Arrived, senrs Bva Diverty, Hand Dighton for New Yor! e-Arrived, pchrs, Chaunosy, St John, 3 Henry y Clay, North River; i Neptune. bi Hoboken; J 8 Leac! INDON, Ang ag iy Rondout for Provi ine Sarah Jane, Ron Ralled—Sche J EW HAV! Baldwin, Port 30 1 gohiwts Jackoaivales. Ma phias jquunter, Grane, | ICH, Aug ie James Enelish,. in ‘for New York; ited hrs H A fags = Allen. Garner, ml cae ¢: a. ca te Shee a Wate! m0 ror ‘Johnson, dos an . Hurle: x 5 T LUD) ue A bark Nuevo Borinquen ACOLA, Aug 4—Cleared, schr J W Bartlett, Bart- Bg PHILADELPHI, ny tilus, Anderson, tins? gchrs Annie ‘Amsden; B liner, Me. BR Cleared—Shy Vre any and Van ( a are ee mer en ge ry nn od ace, xa ic} r, ee ane, Nellie brown, H Le Arrived, E Rankin ue Garrison, Smith, M on EB or as Powell, Mao: Pood Ella M ng ey rashes, Somer oe Cae Sc Half Raueket; Reading AM—Sehr Sallie & John are se EL Ag acl hie a Adams, New London; ‘ haseet Nargow, nyed aati mae Anfark At few vessels went Pa anything quiet during the “aay The light Ane ToAtrived ba ry W Hupper, Gilman. Philadelph! Harriet ‘Fuller, Willard, and. Jeddle. Turner, few ve n. Upton, do ; Golden Rule, roe rib Rel or vores to, ‘loa for Philadelphi is here. VBGRTLAND, Al ark Gortrgie, Paley, tA Whitney, Perkins, Bucks Harbor, NH Aug 7—Arrived, ngs, Bort Richmond; Annie’ Leland, SROVIDENCE, Aus S—Arzived, seamer WE Cizae, ‘Jennie M Murphy, ‘AH Leaming, Brower, P! matrick, Croton: Bl ona bert it nr Anne 1c Lock wood, EManae sy % boken. Sonn, Georgetown, Sailed—Se' Romer, Baltimore; Jobn Mt prise, Panesar atts Eliza Knowles; Silas Wright, Smith ; Nie Baoe; Sarah A Falconer, Wilson, and peat Terry, N Aug 7—Sailed, schrs Spra; tis, Trelis, and Mira A Pratt, Bra RICHMOND, Aug 7—Arrived, ric adaon WW: Trenton; LO Wel Frani a a, Hogan, ara PPRANCISCO, Aug siakenvend bark Emilie (Ger), np cathaya (Br), Patterson, r, Honolulu; brig Hazard, Colorado, Harris, Yokohama; bark I, Callao via Humbollt, ay ACs Arrived, steamship Rapidan, Car- a Setenmships Montgomery: Paircloth, and San w Y suis Seminole, “Matthews, Boston; schr lew York. Cork; bark D Lewis, Anto- Beligo; Rountree, Suited 6th, ache Donna Anna MILLS, Ga, Aug Nea a4 be Toarniy awken Ta Hudson, ce Simmons, and A A ait Jonesand Maria Adelaide, ‘SOMERSET, Aug 7—Arrived, schrs John E Sanford, Paseat, Georgetown, DC; J Goodspeed, Haile, ‘Sutled—Sehrs J G Fell, Nickerson, New York; A T Row- MIAUNTON, Ang 8—Arrived, achrs Roanoke, Phillies; Sonso ieee Pn "Snulndelpnta; Mes fo, Aug 6—Sailed, schr Harry White, oldine Fraade grt pas , sohr ‘Chas pss ‘ork. *Gnlied—Schre Ellie L Smit Boas be as Laura 7th. me, emer barks Leo) —Atrived, nornets Mt Fenwick (Br), Gormley, ass i — Wentworth, cher ow Fone, B Wharton, Allen, Providenc ane ea 6—Sailed. seh? Willow: Harp, Horton, WIC ORFORD, Aug f—Arrived, schr Native, Dehart, MISC ELLANEOUS, BSOLUTE DIVORCES “LEGALLY | OBTAINED IN different Statee—Deserti jon, &c., sufficient cause ; no no charge until divorce granted, M. HOUSE, Attorney, No. 1 Broadway. —HERALD Fat re OFFICE, BROOKLYN avenue an ram . comer of Fulton ton avenue and Booram g On ‘Sunday from 3 wo P.M. ARTETCIAL, on diei INSERTED PERMANENTLY out suk 3 Wo 01 WOR jap renth reat Bear and ee Dr. and color TH RY'S DOG SOAP WILL DESTHOT PLE, ~ cea and pam, seul zs FF igs Soa, ot parte ( i WINCHESTER'S Pneumonia, from an em valids sending address and nee 2,299 Post office. )o YOU KNow IT? HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND SODA Is the most rfect Reale and Invigorator on earth, prom ‘ oyna ag ot Ca Kind Tt st Perse aod peti, an lates the appetit hin, erin th dane patces CURRENT FO! native made from ot stages 36 es Treet, N. cme wes 0 Gahout the United state a and other. ee 71 Browdwas, New Xotky