The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1873, Page 10

10 THE THIRD TERM, CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE, terviewed,! began :—' the articies tn the HERALD and other newspapers @isoussing ‘Cwsarism,’ have you reached any definite conclusion on that subject?” Judge OULD—I believe that fifteen years ago it would have shocked nearly every citizen to have even suggested the propriety of running any man the constitution, the people had as much venera- téon and affection for the precedent established by Washington asif the limitation had been fixed in the body of that instrument. CORRESPONDENT—Do you believe that the Ameri- can people are prepared to submit to Creserism, or Grant or any one else? Judge OvULD—I have been so much surprised and startled by the events of the last twelve years that {have now no fixed opinion as to what or how far @ny one can shut his eyes to the fact that the people have been gradually losing their affection, ‘and perhaps even their respect, for the simplicity Of @ republican government based upon a written constitution. The people have not only submitted to legislative and Executive usurpation, but it Seems that acts of that Kind which have been the most flagrant have received the highest marks of pular approval. There seems to ve also a grow- Tag content, not’ only for constitutional limita- fons, but tor the constitution itself, When that ‘becom nerai the form of government loses ait its sacredness, and imperialism becomes more than possible, But I do not believe the people have Teached that stage of progress yet, ‘hether General Grant will or can suficiently popularize tmperialism between this time and the end of his term is, I think, more than dou ttul. CORRESPONDENT—Do you think that General Grant aspires to a third term of power? And do you believe that his election for a third term ‘Would inaugurate Owsarism? UNVEIL THE IMAGE OF IMPERIALISM, Judge OuLp—I don't know anything about Gen- eral Grant’s ‘aspirations. I suppose his aspira- tion as to a third term would depend a great deal apn his convictions as to the possibility of his election. The man who is confident of his strengtir or who believes he can make -himself master of the situation ts very apt to be more “aspiring” ‘than if he were conscious of his weakness, But I do not velieve that if the barrier of the precedent get by Washington, and followed Bao jaithful servants of tie Republic, 18 once thrown down, what you call Cesarism is fully inaugurated. We might as well then hide the statue of Liberty in one of the lower crypts o! the Capitol, and with- out any further delay unveil the image of imperial- m. CORRESPONDENT—To what extent do you think that the idea of electing Grant tor a third term has taken hold upon the miads of the republican party, leaders and masses ? Judge OULD—I cannot respond very definitely to that question. As far as I have been able to infer trom the tone of the republican press of Vir- ginia, 1 should think the party was opposed to a third term. But the powers at Washington are so potent in working Changes of repuolican sentiment Virginia, Whenever they set about any such job seriously, that I cannot tel how long the republi- cap press of Virgiuta or republican leaders will maintain their present position. The negroes will obey the word of their ieaders as the rank and file do military orders. A good many of them don’t know what a third term means; and, as for Ceear- ism, all the powers of an imperial government mal ‘ht be employed without avail in au attempt to @ them comprehend it, HOW THR SOUTH VIEWS IT, CORRESPONDENT—In the event of the approval of the third term scheme by the republican party and the submission of the Northern people, what do you le would be the attitude of the Southern people’ Judge OULD—The negroes in a mass would follow the republican party, while the white people of the South would almost as soli¢ly stand in opposition. idon’t mean what our Southern people would be- come frantic over the matter. Perhaps some here aad there might look for a more hopeful state of affairs in the South under imperial sway, trustin, that a lite tenure and unrestrained power woul Telieve the head of the nation from the task of con- ciliating that class at the North who believe that abe government should be run on the principles of CORRESPONDENT—W ould a decided change of pol- icy on the part of the administration towards the South, relieving this section of such embarrass- Ments and humiliations as attend the situation in Louisiana and South Carolina, make the South partial to Grant’s election for a third term? GRANT BEFORE A HOSTILE GOVERNMENT, Judge Ovip—I do not think it would. A very Jarge majority of the white people of the South are in lavor of the one term principle. The limitation of two terms has been so consecrated by the prac- tice of the fathers of the Republic that ‘our people almost universally would insist that the precedent should be followed, no matter how acceptuble Gen- eral Grant might make himseit by his favors to the South. But] suppose it must be undoubted that if where was presented the alternative of a third term of administration by General Grant friendly ‘Ww the South, and a new administration hostile to our interests, our people would universally prefer the former. The South is so tired” of its burthens that it. would readily asp any hand that might be held out in honest and hearty relief, regardiess of the antecedents o1 its owner. That was the secret of Greeiey’s strength in the last campaign. One of the consequences of this state of things is that our people do not take the same incerest in national politics that they did in former years. We have 80 much concern in the living present around us, in matters that affect our personal safety and daily bread, in questions which reach even ito the coming century and | touch our children’s children, rising as bigh above Es politics as do the neavens trom the earth, at the strifesof politicians do not agitate or Move us a8 much now as they did formeriy. Still, 1do hot want to be understood as intimating that our people are jess solicitous now as to the con- servation of all the great principles of popular | freedom. CORRESPONDEN—Do you regard the present as @ transition period, in which the government is ing through a change of condition leading to dionarchical institutions; or do you tuink that the | signs of the times encourage the hope of an early return tu the republican ideas of the tathers of the Republic? WHAT TIME MAY BRING—HOPE FOR THE BEST. Judge OvLD—The outivok is gloomy enough, but not hopeless. We do not know what changes, as Carlyle says, the “whirligig of Time,” may make, ‘There are so many ceutres of public opinion in the United States, and tuese are so constantly changing or widening—there are so many new questions forcing thetmselves upon the attention of the age, some of which, like Sphinx riddies, must be answered under the most dreadiu) penalties—that he must be a very wise and sagacious man who could propecy surely in these tuucs. As the questions of the last fifteen years have been of so much greater importance than those our fathers debated, so it may be that the questuons of labor and capita! and transporta- tion, and others of which we do not now dream in the juture, may convulse society even more than those which we have known in our own day to lilt the troubled waves so high. Into what haven the Ship of State will be driven no one can tell, It will Teach some one, for society cannot always exist in convulsion, a8 spips cannot live always in a storm. If we are to judge our Juture by the past of other nations we will not driit tnto monarchy, Cresarism or despotism, without a previous Stage of anurchy. That is the only pressure which hitherto has | jorced a republican people into imperialism. They ve never down to kingly or despotic power, ex- Cept as a refage from anarch Will this Amer Republic prove itself an exception to the Precedenis, and voluntarily seek {mperialism, | Not as a refuge from imternal disorders, but be- Cause it loves the chains by which it is bownd, and the glory of the man to waom it bows as master? 1 au giad to see the HERALD battling so aruestly im behalf ofa return to the republican ideas of the fathers of the Republic. [hope it wiil arouse the slumbering patriotism of the country. The Judge concluded the last reply in a manner that gave me to understand we had ¢ usted the @ubject, and, thauking him, | withdrew. HORSESHOERS. , The Brooklyn journeymen horseshoers are just now in a state of excitement in cousequence of an attempt on the part of a iew of the bosses to reduce the wages of their workmen. ‘The society journeymen are now receiving $3 50 and $3 75 per day, Which is paidto “doormen” and “firemen” respectively. This scale of wages the society bosses, who include the leading men engaged in the business, are perfectly willing, with the excep- tons above stated, to pay their men. In tact some of the bosses pay as high as $5 per day and are willing to pay ecill bigher for better | workmen. In @ conversation with a HeraLp re- ter yesterday one of the leading bosses—Mr. Borie, of LivingS8ton street—stated that ne would pay a8 high as $10 for the very best mechanics if they demanded it. Really first class hands are few and tar between, and generaily act very independ- ently. Tis bosses who are now endeavoring to cu down wages are mot more than three or four im wumber, and this ac- Uon on their part is necessary, the journey- Men assert, in cousequence of the rapid decrease | with stone to iu their basiness. The society is determined to resist aoy such proceeding, and if these employers do as they threaten to do, the men at every society shop in the city ‘wit strike, This would seem to ve a very sonable step in view of the fact that ali the society journeymen, save those at work in the three or four shops relerred to, are reccivi “ll they ask for; but a member ot the Union stati yerterday that they wouid strike nevertheless, if oaly Gihow these posses that wages must nob be t down, he Journeymen’ ulety ni! ers about two hundred members, crete Aga dead body. was discovered lying across the bed, he having on his shirt, pants, socks and ed lay an empty four- for @ third term, Although not incorporated in | ounce bottie, labelled “chioroform,” which bore the label of “Alexander Menzies, chemist and Apothecary, 637 Eignth avenue."” deceased nearly $2 60 and a few small articles were found, but nothing to explain where he hatiled irom or explaining why he took his.own life. De ceased was about fifty years of age, and evidentiy y was sent to the Morgue, Where it is possible friends may claim it. Decease to the assumption of imperial power by General | 2d not drank the liquor he ordered from the bar. CENTENARY CELEBRATION OF A REWS- Beside the dece: In possession of born in Ireland, BALTIMORE, August 20, 1873. the American people would submit. I don’t think The American celebrates its centennial anniver The office is handsomely decorated with flags, the coat of arms of the State, &c. Ac- companying its morning edition tt publishes a Jac stmile of the first number of the paper, dated Au- gust 20, 1773, which, among other interesting mat- ter, contains a long advertisement of George Wash- jon, Setting forth the advantages of 20,000 acres of land on the Ohio and Great Kanawha rivers, for which he had just received a an illustrated supplement, with a map of Bal town in 1778, and @ picture of its first office. Population of Baltimore town was then 4,876 souls. HAVANA MARKETS, 20.—Exchange auiet. ney. 31 premium; short premium; short sight, gold, 65 a 54 pre- London, 643g 9 66 premium; on Paris, 46 a 47 SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac tor New York—This Day. HIGH WATER, Gov, Island... Moon nises...morn 3 33 OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORE FOR THE MONTHS OF AUGUS? AND SEPTEMBER, ‘Sauls. | Destination. Liverpool..|15 Broadway HMamourg.. LN Broadway. City or New York. a1 OTLB. iv 2 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 4 Bowling Green ro! y 4Bowling Green PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 20, 1 CLEARED. Steamship Idaho (Br), Guard, Livery town—Williams & Guion. (Nor), Heltberg, st ip Bremen (Ger), Schuleal Mn ship Maas (Dutch), Deddes, Co. Steamship Ocean Queen, Seabury, Carolina, Becket, inship Benefactor, Jones, Wilmin lard Steamship Co. & Steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, Norfolly Steamship St Olaf ( ae Quintard & Co. Ste: and Kichmond—Old Dominion Steamship Co . wy ahr (ital), isso, Cork or Frin Brig Chance (Br), Christophers, Porto Cabel} ig Caronte (Ital), Caflero, Oran (Algiers)—Funch, Co. racoa (Br), Falkuer, Curacos—Joseph Foulke's ona. Brig Republic (Br), Lockhart, St Jona, NPF—C W Brr- teau. “Schr JP Chandler (Br), Pettis, Cornwallis, NS—D I Do Schr Potost, Jackson, Galveston—C H Mallory & Co. Schr Helen'Augusta, Wells, Jacksonville—Bentley, Gil- dersieeve & Co. s Jesse Elizabeth, Brower, Charleston—Squire, Thornton & Co. Schr Kate Thomas, Barlow, New Bedford—Ferguson & Schr WD Mangum, Chase, New Bedford—Ferguson & od. ir Geo A Pierce, Kelly, Salem—P W Ropes & Co. & r Julia Ann, Howell, asville—H W Jackson & 0. Steamer Annie, Steen, Wilmington. Del—A Abbott. mer Sarah. Jones. Philadelpnia. Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelpmia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED DY THE NERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPIL LINES, Steamship City of Montreal (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool 7, via Queenstown Sth, with ‘mdse and bi7 ¢ 3, lat 47 N, lon 3640 W, pased a signal letters 1 RP Q; jook, au Anchor Line hence’ tor Glasgow; 10th, r mark bound to New York s! Isth, 480 m les cast of steainer, supposed, Anglia ( ¥ Smiles east oc Sandy Hook, ship Westmoreland, from Antwerp for Philadeiphia; same time, brig Chiet (of Halifax), bound east. Steamship Algeria (Br), Le Mesurier, Liverpool Aug 9, nd passengers to CG 6117, passed steamship City of London (sr), trom New York tor Liverpool. Steamship Jowepn' Love (Hr), Johnson, W: via Queenstown 10th, Ba Napo , seilier Ith. teghorn Mita, Naples. sth, M Jerino 23d and Gibraltar 29th, with mdse gers to Henderson Bros. Aug 14, lat 41 60, Lulu, steering east. amsbip Washington (Ger), Arnold, Stettin July 31, Havre Ang 6, with mdse and 493 passengers to C Ram- teamship Hatteras, Reade, Lewes, Del, with fruit to the Old Dominion Steamshin Co. Steamship Regulator, m7 mdse to the Lorillard Steamshtp Co" Bark Ocean belle (of ealcombe), Jarvis, Bombay April 13, Alleppy May 22 and St Helena July 1. with mdse to GW Dow'& Sons, vessel to GF Builey’ od Hope 7 days, wit Philadelphia, with Was off Cape of heavy westerly gales, Bark Capodistria (Aus), Kismonde, Boston 3 days, in ballast, to slocovich & Co, Brig Ceres (ot St Andrews, NB), Payson, Progreso 2) , With hemp to Herques & Co; vessel’ toJ H Win- Brig Aiaric (of Liverpool, NS), Guad, 16 davs, with sugar to 1 Brig Thetis, Spalkhaver, Curacoa 17 days, with goat skins, dec, to Dovale & Co, Sehr Mary Varwell (ot Brixbay Inne 23, via Hampton Roads 4 days, with coffee to C Lu- vessel to GF Bulley, Saunders, Point-a-Pitre, Varwell, Rio Jateiro Schr JT Housinan, Sone Kate Lawson, Seur Harry Doremus, Cornell, Virg sehr Sarah Jane, Parks, Virginia. Schr © W Alcott, French, Virgina, Schr § J Vaughan, V Schr GH Hoyt, 1 Schr JH Jotinson, Sehr Henry Finch, Runnell, Schr Northampton, Lawson, Tangier Sound, Md. r, Philadelphia for Boston. ell, Vinaihaven 6 days, with st River Bridge Co, The bark Cherokee, Hons, from Havana, which arrived 19th, t# consizned (6 Ruger Bros, Jon 8114, spoke bark Florence Louisa (bi for London, 9 days out. i Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Glancus, Walden, Boston for New York, with mdse and passengers, to H F ‘ Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New York, with mdse and passengers to Barling & Davis, Schr Mary ¥ Pike, Good, Dorchester, NB, for New York. days with stone to Jed Frye & © Sclir Nelson, Wright, St John, NB, for New York. Senr E Barnes, Hawkins, Bridgeport Sehr Henry, Ferris, N vorts Aug 9, lac 24, rf), from Jamaica w Haven for } 5 ster, Huntin zton for New York. ais for Newark, with lumber w 2 ellie, Mason, Cal ap) on, Johnson, Norwalk for New York, Wilh stone to ¢ & Co, Raynor. Portland for New York. ry, Gloucester for New York. m, Simmons, Bridgeport for New Be _Seur Thomas J York. Sclir Henrietta, Wardell, New Mayen for New York. 5 S it. Newman, Bridge: Brockway, I rt. port for New York. ‘ockland. tor New York, n for Port Johnson, Haven fi Sehr LL Hameline, + tor New York Schr Montecelio, Kendall, Roe tor New York, Sehr Atlantic, Johnson, New Have Sehr becort, Hawkins, Kridgeport mn for Foun gaiboy, Boll, Tiere}, Rastport for New York. for New York, with Callender, Providence for Sew York, Briageport for Ni N Jatos, Freeman, New Haven for ‘ Ww hr Grauite State, Burgess, Lane's Cove for Ne’ jer. ; ie Chadwick, Niantic for Harlem, with stone Rawlins & Co, ba ty Asher 3 Parker, Litiie, Gien Cove for New York, Scbr Dart, Williams, Stamtora tor New York. Schr Mariner, Firmen, Greenwich for New York, with one to order. Reamer Thetis. Gale, Proviaence for New York, with nnd passengers. Mteamar Blectrn, Mott, Providence tor New York, with nigers. BOUND BAST. Steamsbiy Bolivar, Lawson, New York for New Lon- don. Brig N A Williams, Dernier, New York for Limerick. Sehr Laura White, Robinson, Gr point for Newport. ee) Schr Maria Fleming, Williams, Port Johuson for Nor- Wich. Schr Suste Gray, Morris, New York for Norwalk. Sehr D & E Kelly, Kelly, Philadelphia for Somerset. Sehr Hanna, Sma) I, New York for Dennis. Schr Tariff, Smith, New York for Norwich. Schr James Hall, Eldridge, Weehawken for East Had- dam. “chr Game Cook, Quinlan, New York for Millstone ni Po! Schr 8J Gurney, Gurney, Rondout for New Haven. Schr John Mettlér, Parker, Hudson for Cohasset. Sehr J G Coliyer, Lewis, New York for Boston. att George W' Rogers, Scofield, New York for New ‘en. en Winslow Morse, Oliver, New York for Aucusta, le. Mary Shields, Johnson, New York for Gardiner. Ee ere ees ir je ‘o1 on. Schr Ald, Smithy Philadelphia for Boston, Schr James Bayles, Arnold, Weehawken for Provi- deni: Viras Chamberlaine, Adams, New York for Bos- Bohr Oocan Sraveller. Adama, Philadelphia for Salem. Flora KingSullivan, Weehawken for Cal SCRE Fushton, Watery, Port Johnson for Providence. Rehr silvernéais, Newinan, Elizahethport for Hoston. iT a Jar wor w Yor! ir Newport. Rohr Rostitan, Hackell, Philadelphia for Horton. Schr Damon, Joh Philadelphia tor Boston. Rehr Abby Wasson, Wasson, ‘Elizabethport tor Ports- chr Martha Weeks, White, Rondout for Boston. Schr Reading RE No &, Adama, Philadelphia tor New London, ‘chr Burchard & Torrey, Gray, Baltimore for Boston. ‘hr Little David, Blair, Port Johnson for Norwich. Sour John Hf Chattoe, Bull, New York for Providence. Schr Rachel Jane, Taylor. Port Johnson ior Provi- dence. Schr Copia, West, Weehawken for Boston, Schr Richard Hill, Smith, New York tor Providence. Schr MA Fredmote, camuels, Hoboken for Porttud. Schr Palestine, Howe, fort Johnson tor Por Schr Rhode Island, Rawley, New York for sng Harbor. Schr E W Babcoek, Greaves, South Amboy for West- ony, hr M.A Tyler, Patterson, Baltimore for Providence. Schr Pfawarta Wheehey, Motokes for essen Sehr Cicero, Clarkson, Port Johnson for Portland. Sehr § Rockhill, Tooker, New York for Boston. radiey. New York {or Providence. Schr Medford, Lorine, Elizabethport for New Bediord, Sehr Cornelia, Carroll, Elizabe! sport for New Loudon. Sehr Richard Morrell, Sidney, New York tor Green- wich. Echr Geo A Pieree, Kelly, New York for Salem. Schr Thomas Jefferson, Bloxom, Haverstraw tor Stam- rd. Steamer Electra, Mott, New York tor Providence, SAILED. Steamships Scotia (Br), tor Liverpool; Idaho (Br), do); Br. do; Bremen (Ger), Bremen; Trinacria Potomac ( (Br), Glasgow: Uccan Queen, Aspinwall; South Caro lina, Charleston; Beneiactor, Wilmington, NC Kosmos (Nor), Copenhagen; Tidal Wave, Antwerp; bar! Germania (Ger), Eigas Industri¢ British Crown (Br), Providence; Riverside, stot Cardenas; FH A Pitt (Br Norwood, Cardenas; Ki 8 Hail Col win Rowe, Ancona. Wind at suns¢t ESE, fresh. Marine Disasters. Sm Ewegaro Isvx, Blanchard, from Guanape for Fal- mouth, E, before reported at Rio Janeiro with damage to masts, put iu July 1, ant remained 26th repairing. Bang Tnos_Brockixsaxk (Br), Allen, from Ardrossan Fan'SS Ton tenn Francisco, fa Put into the Falluand Isiunds leaky, Barx Gonpon (Br), Crosby, from? Montreal Aug 13 for Montevideo, with luinber, collided off Goose Island with @ Norweyiab bark, inward bound, and both lost topmasts, yards, and had bulwarks damaged. ‘the Gordon was towed back to Quebec 18th. Sco Cantver, Mills, from Bangor for Wellfleet, put into Portland Aug 18, leaking badly, repotted at Lewes, Del, Aug aking badly, arenor below Newcastle, Del, 1th, on her way to Phila- delpiia for repairs. Scuz Enen (Br), Brooks, from New Haven for Sydney, CB, in ballast, went ashore morning of 17th inst on Sandy Point, and afterwards fell over and bilged. subseqnently got off, and towed into Yarmouth, Ns, same evening. Scrr Montenrtto, of Boothbay, went ashore on Cape Sable night of 15th inst, and is a total loss. The crew were saved. Khe was on hor, passage home from the Bank: with @ full tare of fish. ‘The insurance on her was $2.2 In the Boothbay office. Sue was owned by John Mackin- tosh, of Soounbay. Haxeurc, Aug 6—The Bahla (), ier, which arrived here yesterdiy from the Brazils, was’ in collision oif brig Catharina (of Papenbury), Clussen, 19 (general cargo), which Was pro: ding down in tow; the schooner sank in tive minutes, and lies In the fairway, near Ludershuck, with Lull sub- tess d over, the masts showing above water. just. Manstnre, Aug 7. m lighter, belonging to Glas- ith 315 quarters aize from the bark Folkvang, ow York, in Kincardine Roads, sank yesterday in the Forth, and is covered at high water. Miscellaneous. ‘We are indebted to the purser of the steamship City of Montreal, trom Liverpool, for courtesies, ‘The purser of the steamship Algeria, from Liverpool, has our thanks for courtesies. Sure Fueerwixc, of Boston, built at Medford, Sass, in 454, as been sold to Vernon Mt Brown & Co, New York, Ytous nained Mary’ Hel yellow ‘a stron, which comes forward to the main Will b> under the command of Capt John Sanborn, of schr Alma, owned by the same firm. Notice to Mariners. A lighthouse and tog whistle are to be erected on South Heausbiocs Island, ‘The Mistletoo sailed trom New Lon: don Saturday with workmen and materials for building. AFRICA—SOUTH COAST—ALGOA BAY—ALTERATION IN BIRD ISLANDS LIGHT, With referencs to a previous Notice to Mariners, dated April 29, 1873, on the alteration inthe hght on Bird Islands, Alzoa’Bay, the colonial government of the Cape of Good Hope has given further notice respecting the light, which was to be exhibited on the Ist of May, 1873, The light is a fixed red heht, elevated 50 feet above the level ot the sea, and in clear weatuer should be seen trom a distance of about 10 miles. wnt po apeamed aparatus is dioptric or by lenses of the hird order. i is stone colored. retween the islands and the mainare recommended to keep nearer the main lan than the group, asthe land is more readily discerned the break of the surf more distinctly ‘heard. The lead should be kept going. In passing outside the group vessels should not approach within three miles of the lighthouse, as the force and strength of the current are uncertain and irregular. The old light tower will be removed, Witnatereccns COAST—ALTE wt? x ec antes With reference to a previous Notice to Marmers, d Jan 25, 1873, on the intended alteration in Lister Light, south side of entranc > Lister Fiord— The Norwegian government has given further notice that the alteration as therein stated has taken place, and the light is now one fashing light, showing a flash every four seconds. By command of their Lordships, iEO HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer. , Admiralty, Londoi, Aug 1, 1873. Spoken, Ship British Consul (Br), Raymond, from Liverpool for San Francisco, June 12, off Horn. Willlams, from Cardiff for Hong ton 30 W) r), from Havre for New York, July 29, Frye hit from Texel for New York, Aug 10, 2. lon 55 30, Amanda (Ger), from Stockholm for Philadelphia lat 4027, lou 72 (by pilot boat Moses H Grinnell, Bark Consul Platen (Ger), (rom Brest via Falmouth tor Phiiadeiphia, July 27, lat 48, lou 36, Bark Caribou (Br), Wood, trom Portland, 0, for Eu- rope, July 5, lat 564 N, lon 25:26 W. Hark Harrison, Hatch, from San Francisco for Mollendo, July 13, Jat 10 35 'N, Jon Tt4.50 W, Bark Fraak Marion, Dillon, from Havre for St John, NB, July 31, lat 6049, lon 19 2h. a The Ringdove (ot Bath), August 1, lat 46 N, lon 34 W. Foreign Ports. GE Hydrographic Of 37 ¢ Axtwrnr, Ang 5—Sailed, Fleetwing, Guest, New York: brig Kendall (8: nes, Swansea. Sailed trov h 5th, ‘ancis Hilyard (Br), «barks A Klockinan Ger), Haase, Bessie North (8r), Crane, England, » duly 2i—sailed, ship Yrivateer (Br), Cox, San Franet: Buistor, E, Aug 19—Arrived, steamship Great Western (Br), stampe?, New York. Borowavx, Aug $—Went to sea, bark Haparanda (Swe), Weichinann, for New York, “ae BreweRuaven, Ang J—sailed, barks Bravo (Nor), Chris- jopher York; 4th, Columbus (yer), Ihlder, te 1 (Br), Hirdes, Baltimore ; barks \ . Baltimore os Aynas, Joly SSailed, orig Lije Houghton, re duy arson, Gould, and Lord ky hig, JS - In ‘port July M4, barks J FP. L Clarendon (BF), Lavender Wins: low, Davis, on, do; Hawth 30; Capt Dan (Br) trom Bos- ; Robert Porter, Bi 1 » Dupont, Nichols, trom New York, i (or), “MeNeillys Minne: arrived June W; C arrived July 4,5 & Woudw. i gota, Pierce; Shawmut, smail; Dirigo, Randall; Clara, Nickels, and Panola, Nickerson, une; brig David Owen, Danton, trom New York, arrived June 29; sehr Nancy Smith, Boyd, from do, arrived July 13. H 8, Aug Arrived, schr Abbott Devereaux, . Vite ia (Ital), Maresca, k Castiemare and Alicante, Ang % bark Kosulin (ital), Pesoe, New York eared Cette, Ms bets led, brig Catharina (Dan), Clausen, ayers, Al Francisco. i from Cuxhaven Sth, bark Harzburg (Ger), Kuhl- w York, 6 Kone guly 1—Sailed, ship James B Bell, Chand- ler, San Francisco, Clevred 1th, bark Masonic, Lampher, Manila, to load for New York or Boston. In port July 12, San Francisco. York, arrived Ju ny and Oafrasmore (Br), Morse, for Mania; r), Weitzler, for New You Victoria, lug; Delaware, Rollins, for do dos. dane A.’Fal- kenburg. Forbes, from San Franciseo, arrived 8th, tor Port. land, O; Farramirsie, Dodge, trom Novo River, arrived 6th; Helen W Anny, rom Eurega, arrived lth; schrs Letitia, Lorenizen, tor Melbourne, |W Jom; Fanny Youny.from San Francisco, arrived (8th; Margaret Crock: frown Portlaud, ©, arrived 13th. ard, Godtrey, Mt Aug 2—Sailed, bark Nathaniel (Nor) J New York; ith, brig ‘Romeo (ital, Cacace, Ne » June barks 3 Kedar, Balled July 1, barks Conquest, @mall, San Francisco; 34, Albatros (Nor), Vanciuis, vo. Montevipwo, June 2h—Arrived, barks gs @ Reed, Watt, Savannah; 20th, Jennie # Barker, Waite, Boston; Blanche flowe, York; July | 2a, bark Fran 7th, Agersoll, Fortian J » (Br) ‘Mcalister, Pordand Mockler, Brunswick, Ga brig Uruguay (Hr), Honry, Portland; Ith, bark rhe Mary (Br), Babien, Hoston; isth, Midas (Br), Campbell, Antwerp. Salled—June 18, ks Lola (Arg), Chase, Barbadoes; aud: Kathicen (at), “Mockler, Dreteu : 26 Micmac (Br), Kenney, St Thomas: 27th, bark Veraa Ht (owed), New York; 3 July ih. br bark Ada Gray Hace, Pieto nth, barks Isabel In port July 16, bark. Segeman, for New York, ine A aly ong Hany hymn, 18—Cleared, steamshi revious, ship Her- rriy barks Minnie Car- Miver Cloud (BD), Kob ingon, Peckham, Dub- Greufell for New York renfe! ew Yo Boston, do; schr Aug 2—Arrived, steamships Ariel (Br) ork sailed 4th for Savanili: te 10, 10th tor Jeremie. ison vs, Aug Pansies steamship Fatnyre (Br), for Liver, and proceeded). d ceamahip fialy cy ‘Thomas, New York led). ved, steamship Polynesian (Br), Jamestown, Call, Guanane for Fal- 10s Priscilla, ge pred Sypvey, ©. ‘AS Mosher, Warrenpoia Port Etta Grenfell (Br), ig; Lizzie Waters beth (Br), Bick- for Liverpool (and pr Qi 13—, Brown, Liverpool vsaapi ; al 1 Smields; ‘smeraid” I lanchar mouth, in distress) ; sl 1 Thomas Cords? Wit hart (87), Maloney, and New 0; Importer (Br), Arth: Ni tissiina, Barnes, Balti arson, Newport, B; brig Pres rig Alice, Young, Bangor. 14 on Thompson, San Fran- ir), n, Newcastle ; 22d, bi Thurlow, Tabbutt, Hampton Roads. ae Sailed Aug 2, bark Amazon, Sno’ ore, Cleared 22d, bark: Trident (Br), South Carolina; 25th, sehr Anna (Ger) Charleston. Queenstown (Br), for New Or- for Savannah, do, ig Mary Alerton, Water Lily, Price, for New York, ‘ailed, harks Juno, Blethon, Keel- Marshall Gah Jeans, Ide; bri Rio Gkanps, June 29—Bal Bourne, Boston. reJuly 1, brige osmapollet, tor d a Archos (Br), Dinelow, from New Benefactor, Hayden, trom di dard, Manson, from le, Mills, from Foothow, arrived July 19—In port steamship Vanguard (Br ark Rosario (Br), tor do; brij for do; Ocean Ranger (Br), and Gazelle (br), for Hamp- rt ‘ships Franklin. Linnell, from Boston, diag, for Iquique and United Kingdom} mens, for Iquique and Liverpool " 5th; kebecca, God Vauranaiso, July 15—In 2 ei » Clearing for Iquique} N ¥17; barks P O Merry disg; Maud Scammell (Br), Thompson, fro uique and United Kingd sold by auction m St John, NB, 01 dom. Erming Alyarez (Nic), Bozzo, th; CM Davis (Br), from arrived 5th, tor I Also in port I from Port Gamble, arrived 4th; © Hamburg, arrived 8th; bark Eta (Br), Guy, for San Fran- cisco. Off do 15th, bark Talavera, Carver, from Port Gamble rders. Salled July 5, ship Premier (Br), for Honolutu. }—Salled, ship Jean Sands, Lefavour, In port July 21, ships Elsinore, Clark, for New York; Ginko) Rhorngike, unc; nei RNor), | Konigsburg; mn, Jai Mattie B Iussell De lamilton (Bermuda); Maria San Francisco, Bell, Pierce, for San .PER Steamsurp City oF MontrEAt.? Boston, E, Aug 6—Arrived, Aquila, Ommundsen, Balti- 6—Arrived, Paolt xen, do; Crown stadt; Duleimer, Harrison, Wilmington, NC. 4n Ringroad 6th, Theobald, Adams, New York, led 6th, Arragon (3), Western, New York. 5—Arrived, Marino, Svancich, repyee July 29—Sailed, J W Hatffeld, Churchill, Bre- Bonoxs, July A—Salled, Oesteraa, Buxaeruaven—Sailed ‘a, Hiliner, New York, anpirr, Aug 6—Arrived, A U Vinge, Hendricksen, New h, Glance, Lusby, San Francisco, 1, New York; orning, Cron- Brouweusuaven, Aug Yarsen, America. jrem the Lighthouse Aug 4, ‘ks Sailed, Cetverti ubrovacki, New York. tie Aug l—Arrived, John Harvey, Brown, Mo- je. Crrrx, Aug 1—Sailed, Domentco, Jacusen, New York, Cavourta, Aug 6—Sai tax ed, Jeun Ingelow, Shillaber, Bos- 01 EBLIN, Aug 5—Arriyed, Frances Lewey, Lewey, Cron- t ata Cleared Ist, Viandra, Sonne, New York. Dounarness, Aug 4—Off, N tor Cronstadt; Marino, Dea, Aug 7—Ar New York (and sailed), Donxink, Aug 5—Arrivea in the Roads, Messenger, Hill, |, Carl v Dobeln, Stein- tat. Norge, Hansen, trom New York vancich, do for Rotterdam. rived, Henoch, Heggia, London for San Francisco. Etsinore, Aug 8—In the Sound, man, from New Orleans for Cronst be 6—Sailed, Ruma, Begna, New York. portsman, Wilis, New GiAscow, Ang 6—Sailed, Caledonia (6), Ovenstone, New ork. Guitewocx, Aug 6~Arrived, Jenmie Cobb, Packard, Ma- Mavre, Aug 4—Arrived, Frithiof s), Brunn, New Yorke Sth, Marla C, Romano, a6, Sailed 4th, Endymion, Jones, New Orleans. 6—Arrived, Minnesota (@), Hamlin, . erles Hobb, Pensacola; § timore; Sarah Douglas, Galveston; Lin Batavia (s), Mourlind, New York; Christophersen 7th, Canada ¢ ug 6—Arrivec, Liverroot, Aug New Orleans; hart, Richmond; Resolve, Trewern, Bangor; },» Webster, New York; Adelina Elwood, Enwred out 6th, Minnesota (s), Hamlin, for New Or- leans via Bordeaux; City of Bristol (8), Murray, New pe W Stetson, Moore, New York Aug 16, from the yard of it of to est quality of hardwood, hac- timber, is well fastened and is TK Leinon, Reld, Say thuroughly-butlt vessel. She bas gael ess oN, Aug 7—Arrived, (and entered out same day to return). Norden, Cornelissen, ethlof, Wilmin from Gravesend 71 h. She is d ed for the West Lidia business, and New York; 7th, GN ton. Rs th Ella Munroe, Norcross, a0. ae “atorn, Aug 1—Arrived, Mabel F Staples, Cole, New 0 Sailed 2d, Sanll, Jaccarino, Baltimore. Maxsuintxs, Aug 4—Sall Gredeloben, Di led, Roma, Cacace, New Or- Qurenstown, Aug 6—Arrived, Enrichet! ton; 7th, Paolo Sotiaiin ti ower Sailed 6th, Great Admiral, Jackson, Hayre; Slavo 0, rpool), Baltimore; Sandringham Averpool, Nordendolt, from Balti era Belle, Morice, trom Philadel- Aug 6—Sailed, Santo Prisco, Cafero, SwinEuuxne, Aug 3—Artived, AJ Pope, 4th, Winiletd, Merri Venice, Aug 3—Arrived, Hons Chersanaz (trom Live: (s), Young, Havre; Ann SwaNaGd, Aug (—O. more for Bremen; Sout phia tor Antwerp. Sournawpron, York. Seeteldt, Phil. 3 i VaR iveesgg 8 ALGERIA.) s eLPasT, Aug rived, sue; Bozzano, at ‘ona: wanda, Turley, Philadelphia. ~ Buixhax, Aug 7—OM Berry Head, trom London tor Boston. Aug7—Arnved, Northumbria. Hicks, cca, Cetcovich, New York; 9th, Pros- bark Heien Camp- Portland. 0; Rebe: pero, Schiatlino. do. jaeeed oth, Theobald, Adams, from New York for Bris- Sailed 9th, Tare, Vicarich, New York. In Kingroad 7th, Sea Crest, Bennett, from New York, Borvkacx, Aug S—Arrived, Alphonse et Marie, Privat, 8. aa trom Royan 5th, Hesperanda, Weichmann, New Brovwensnaven, Aug 6—Arrived, Dartmouth, Elsden, San Francisco, BARCKLONA, Aug 3—Arrived, Union, Sarria. New Or- Banta, July 4—Arrived, Vivid, Petersen, New York via Aug 6—Sailed, Christel, Bockeiman, and New York: Hannover (s), Himbeck, do (and was off Dungeness Sth). Caxpirr, Aag 7—Arri' 8th, Criterion, Lull, Dun! tied 7th, Yabor, Me Razetto, New Yor! ared 6th, 8 F Hersey, Small, Montevideo; 7th, Eliza- beth Cushing, Colby, Rio Janeiro, rt Suitan, Lobb, and Janes, |, Resolute, Nickels, Antwerp: r! ore, Point de Galle; 8th, Antonio to sail iha few dave. LUNAL Aug 6—Arrived, Delphin, Wallace, New York for jon (and sailed). Sari ot Lonsdale (s), Wright, from New rt Thomas, Ireland, and Lydia, DewLin—Arriyed at Kingstown 7th, Ellida, from Phila- Dantaic, Aug 4—Arrived, Success, Behrend, New York; Maria, Garmann, led, Mira, Carzancich, one, Aug 6—In the sound, Uncle J r w Orleans for Cronstadt; J H Lane, Shute, New York tor Stetun; Geo Honey Smith, do for do. Fatmovrn, Aug Arrived, Mary & Martha, Coppack, Bilbao for Boston. Sailed sth Vesta, Bent, Antwerp; Maria Lehman, Thom- Great Admiral, Jackson, from San Grrix, July 16—Sailed, Alice M Minott, Lowell, Mel- crs Aug 7—Arrivel, Due Fratetl, Corbick, i Jens brandis, Vison, Philadelphia; 8th, Vitwo- Demartins, New York. eva, Cappiello, Baltimore. Guascow, August 7—Arrived, Australia (8), M MFranels, irancis, Cardenas. August 7—Arrived Annie R Storer, Sailed sth, Mindet, Larsen, New _ WOTHENBURG, August 2—Cleared, Sarah Blom, North America. son, New York. Oi the Lizard Sth, Francisco for Havre. ZOm | uteld, New York; Augusta (Ger), Von Arietta, Dow, Porto 7 Arrived, Alexandre Lavalley (s), Lougin, de Paris (5), Garay, do; Scotia, Drum- co; 7th, John Buu; os Steyno, New r n Butler, Lord, New York. ‘Arrived, Stella Lod . Hanrharook, Aug 3—Arrived, MG mond, San Fr, ¢, —, Pensacola, alatola, Albans, New ier, New York. » Mironi, New Liverroot, Aug 7—Arrived, Choice, Anderson, Pensa- : Lagos’ (s), Pex- astronomer. Edgar, New York; Cook, do; Atias (8), Gill, Boston. hy Wave Queen, Hamnvre, Aug 6—Arrived, Frisia Arrived at Cuxhaven 6th, P; ANY, nen, New Urleans; th, Baltimore; | Abbots. ie Hickman, Ting- ainpier, Rober, Wimington ¢ Charis ew York; 8th, eared 7th, Speranza, Christoffersen, Baltimore; Pe- arshall, Husehinson, amship Thornaby (Br), Mullen, for Se brad tte from New Meiivery, irom Liver- Earn, Roberton, do; City of intered out 7th, 2 i KE thateher, Baxter, Boston; nas; Annie Mark, F tensen, Norfolk canada (9), Webster, New York yr K. i n, Schneider, : alone 1, brig Win B Alle . irth; Batavia (3), Mousland, in port July 16, barks Windermere (Br), Yeaman, for ; La Plata, Mathews, New Orleans; Roebuck, Andrews, St Adamson, New D Metentt, Ise i clara, Everts, do} Luhe Rohistor;, | rt ‘ed at Gravesend Aug 8—Arrived, Phenix, Pi 1 aria, Savarese, New York. han, New York, w York; Aug 1, n, ~ ) Serpentine, Revenos, New Basen July 25~Arrived, James L Pendergrast, Bates, Mestet, Aug Arrived, Star, Dunean, New York. Mato, Aus +—Arrived, Flamingo, Mostield, New York. Newoastik, Aug 7—Cleared, Leone, New Y 7—Arrived, Orion, Sllerhausen,, ved, Ayr, Good, New York. . Aus t—Arrived, Qieen, Arentzen, Phila iia; oth, Mary K Campbell, Amero, do; Nordkyn, Ueexerown, Ang 7—Arrived, And: IW ith, Luria Sth Me Arrived, Hudson, Va Arrived, ship Sooloo, Shotwell, Bos ariano, Bearse, Kong Kong; July 1, ‘Sadie, Sinclair, New ouTH, Aug 7—~Aeri Ka (Bey Rosarig Bayenuduy Yd, urlg ‘estuway NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1873—TRIPLE SHEEY: : SUICIDE AT THE FRANKFORT HOUSE, Shortly before one o’clock on Monday afternoon ®@ very well dressed and apparently respectable man called at the Frankfort House, William street, and, registering his name as “J. Davis” appiied for aroom, to which he soonretired. At the time “, he seemed stupid either from drink or other causes, Assuming that Youhave read | At four o'clock P, M. Davis called the walter and ordered a glass of whiskey, aud nothing more was seen or heard of bim till one epee J 4 B Walsh, Herbert, Gloucester; Fraterni- lacobsen, Sy a Preciosa, Nielsen, New pT apie Gustaf Adolf, from Mew York for Copenh: Bsa! ), Patscher ODE AT EI oom na, went, note ‘ew ananly August 9—Cleah nth Bos Entered out 7th, Polly, for Pensacola. Srevrig, At '4—arrived, Bruunow, Paget, New York; Nannie T Fitts, do; Anna, Gunnufsen, do. SWINEMUNDE, barr’ Pres vy Blumenthal, Schwarts, New Fors Courier, Claus, Wimington, z iew York. St Micuarws. June 29—Arrived, James G Pendleton, Gilinore, Call th tor V. 5 Tinonsby A raster, Hoada.‘a German bark. (probably trom Aberdeen for New York. Wankexrons ,Aug 7—Arrjved, Crion, trom New York. American Ports. pol Sxguoars, Aug 19—Arrived, steamship EO Knight, BOSTON, Ane I—Arrived, bark Mirco- nich, Trapani; brig coun Belle, Dian bay ches ci Sm Rhoad D rett, . jes, Glace Bay, B Gregory, do} Mattie A Franklin Grin, Atexants Joseph’ Baxter, Baxter, Say ir Petes Do; ilso Wilson, Baltimore: Jenme Middleton, Whiter, Phila: delpbia; Taylor & Mazhis, Cheesman, and Jonn D Paige, Haley, do; Elizabeth Magee. Magee, do; Bessie Morris, Allen, do; Janes H Moore, Bassett, do. Below~Sehr Ada J Simonton, bound in, Cleared, steatner William Lawrence, Howes, Balti Yond Phntcdephtas Sunny opin’ ee ba” & vor lade: junn 01 ir), Smith, ‘New York; brig: Novelty, Havener, Cardenas; sehr’ David Nichols, Dix, Port Caledonia, CB. Also cld barks Sicilian, Percival, Cadiz; El (Br), Me- Guire, St John, Nis; schr Altoona, Fitzgerald, Feroan- Bail steamers Tarifa and Wiliaes Lawrence. 20th—Arrived, brig Como (Br), Williams, Leghorn. BALTIMORE, August 19—Arrived, steamer George Ap- old, Loveland, froin Boston via Nortol; barks DeGeer Nor), Telletsen, Wublin; Onore (Aus), Carsano, Liver- Bool’ by tta’ M Tucker, tucker, Kio Janiera; schi Repecea Florence, Richards, Nassau; te, Roberts, San Salvador; A'H Hurlbut, Griffin, Providence; M D Mahoney, Shepherd, Wi . NB. At Quara Sehr Lizzie Cochran, Swasey, from Havana, Cleared—steamer McClellan, Howes, Providence via Noriolk; brix Dottie: (Br), Crowell, Halifax; light, McFadden, Camden, Me; ‘L&D Fisk, Wixon, Boston; AC Lyon, Lyon, New York; Charley ‘Woolsey, Parker, New London; Jennie A Sheppard, Wilbert, Fall River; 'John H Hancock, Crowell, Boston; Maggie Mul- yey, Allen, Boston; HT Potier, Andersou, New Londo: Veto, Smith, Boston; Waller’ Irying, Arey, Portland} Bowdoin, Randall, Boston. gantiled—Bark Continental, Cardenas; brig Dottie, Hall- ax. BRASHEAR CITY, La, Aug ls—Arrived, schr J Tra- man, Gibbs, Corpus Ohristt. bHUNSWICK, Ga, Aug 12—Sailed, sehr Ida Lewis, Heustis, New York. In port 15th, Prag Lisabel, honey, for Boston; schra Leonard, Ww ) Ma ald, for do; Alq » roung, for N ven. BOOTHBAY, Aug l¢—Arrived, schrs Geo W Bi adwin, Morton; SJ Lindsay, Crocket; Convoy, French, and Leach, Pendleton, Rockland for New York. 15th—Arrived, schr George Washington, Pinkham, New York, yEANGOR, Aug 18—Arrived, schr Charleston, Trim, New r 01 BATH, Aug 18—Arrived, sehr Charles Stedman, Percy, from a coal pore wee TON, Aug 20—Arrived, schr A K Bentley, jew York. Sailed—Steamsh\p Georgia, Crowell, New York. CALAIS. Aug 1¢—Clenred. schrs Eliza Francis, Mato ney; Onward, Leland, and Rackett, Warr, New York. 15th—Cleared, schrs Amirald, Bickford, apd Josephiue, wiganvicared, Weis, Manzanilia, Benson, Bridge! ared, brig nzanilla por’ schr J B Knowles, Merrill. New York. EDGARTOWN, Aug 18—Arrived, schrs Glenwood, Dickerson, Rondout for Boston; EG. Indiana, Pemberton, do tor do; Hammond, Payne, Port Jotinson for do; EG Willard, Wallace, Philadelphia for Portlana; Kate Walker, Kich, New York tor Bungor; Franklin, Chadwick, do for Thothaston Sidney C Tyler, Barrett, Philadelphia tor Boston: Sai Clagk, Grifin, do for Danvers; Kimma L Porter, Sparks, Port John: son for Boston; Helen A Bourde, Alexander, New York for do; Twenty-one Friends, Jeffers; Northern Light, Barrett; Vashi Sherp, Hand; Harris Moody, Hand; 8 8 fludson, Mudson; | Emily’. Jennie,’ vit: “W 5 do ior Cambridgeport; NH Mall Edith B Everman, Gerdon, do for Boston; Lottie, mons, do tor do; New Zealand, Haskell, Port Johnson for, Salem, George Shattuck, Thorndik at FERNANDINA, Ang 1¢—Arrived, schr B 8 Gilder- sleeve, Shailer, Uharieston. Cleared 9th, tohrs WH vores, Line, New York; 14h, Wesicy abbott simith, Puiladsiphia; 16th, Bar! Pouer, OKETs, w York. FORTRESS MONROE, Aug 20—Paseed in, bark Village Bell (br), from Londonderry for Baitimore; brig Cas- tillian, Crouchen, trom Sagua for do; schrs EB Carn Mataoka, and a Spanish scuooner from the West Indi Yassed out Barks Heroine, for Martinique; © ¥ Ives, for Stettin; brigs Glance, for St Iago; Agnes Barton, for Matauzas. In'the Roads—Brig Patrius, from Baltimore for Mon- New York for Intl treal, with the crew sick. PALL RIVER, Aug 13—Arrived, schrs John Manlove, Smith, Elizabethport; Isaac H Borden, Dodge, New York. GALVESTON, fae) 13—Cleared, steamship San Antonio (Br), Roa, Piste L. Salled—Bark Vick & Mobane, Hull, Wilmington, NC, piith—Cleared, schr Gem, Cole, Pascagoula, to Toad ‘for ston. Sailed—Schr Annie G Webber, Olde, Tuxpan. GEORGETOWN, DC, Aug i8—arrived, schr Star, Ban- or, Me. i GLOUCESTER, Aug 19—Arrived, schrs Arabella, Mo- sher, Portland for Newark: George’ Brooks, Lindsay, do for New York; Gen Scott, Hopps, Valais tor do; Rebecca Ww Rae ser Ey gee pT deee JACKSONVILLE, Aug 13—Arrivea, schrs V W Sim- mons, Sampbell, Charleston; J P Eaton. Tuell, Boston. Cleared—Schrs Webster Barnard, Smith, Philadelphia; Jennie E Simmons, Young. Wilmington, Del. l4th—Arrived, schrs C$rrie A Bentley, Gavagan, and Sabao, Dyer, Now York; FG Russell, Rankin, ‘Charles- 0 Cleared—Schrs Ann E Valentine, Bayless, and Georgi- gita, Jelllgon, New York; Adell, Latou, Boston; Anus L McKeen, McKeen, Washington. KEY WEsT, Aug 18—In port bark Tonsberghuns (Nor), Jacobsen, from Havana for Falmouth, E, aes MILLBRIDGE, Aug 13—Arrived, brig miin, Wy- man, Hosen. 1éth—arrived, brig Milwaukee, Strout, Calais for New Haven (and sailed 15th). Salied—schr New Packet, Kelly, New York... 1sth—Salled, achr Margaret Clark, New York: —Sailed, scbr Orion, Kondout ‘si MARBLEHEAD, Aug 16—Sailed, schr LR Wing, Boyce, elphia. NEW ORLEANS, Aug 16—Arrived, bark Lincoln, Mal- lett, Philadelphia; 'schr Texana, Rault, Minatitlan. Be- low, at Quarantine station, schr Veloz Vera Cruzana (ex), Bass, from Tuspan. Cleadred—Ship Virginia, Baker, Genoa; sehrs Hclena, (Br), White, Cienfuegos: Uertrude Howes, Ward, and Ex- ceisior, Vick, Ruatan. Sovriwxst Pass, Aug 16, PM—Sailed, steamship Sher- man. NEWBURYPORT, Aug 16—Arrived, schrs Clara E Ro- gers, Rogers, and Win GR. Morey, Eaton, Weehawken. NEW BEDFORD, Aug 18—Afrived, schr Lamartine, Allen, Philadelphis for Wareham. NEWPORT, Aug 13, PM—Arrivea, schrs Challenge, Hart, Rappahannock River, Va, for Boston: G P Pomroy, Bryant, Baltimore for do; LT" Kn ight, Metutyro, Alex: andria tor Portland; Boston, Fisk, Weehawken for Bos- ton; Veranda, Pond, Providence tor New York. ‘th, 4 PM—Arrived, schrs Martha Maria, Veazic, Ban- ‘8; Sparkling Sea, Baker, Boston for New rk. ‘NoRwIcg, Aug 19—Arrived. ache EM Baxter, Phila- deiphia: J 8 Clark, Georgetown, DC, Sailed—Schrs Ruth Halsey, New York; Millie Frank, 0. NEW LONDON, Aug 19—Arrived, schrs Hannah Brown, and Amos Briggs. Haverstraw tor Providence; Ann and Col Eddy, New York for Boston. Hailed Schr BH Daly, New York. NEW HAVEN, Aug 20— Arrived, brig L & W Armstrong, Thompson, Porto Rico; schrs Denni-on, Alien, Alvany, for Providence; Nellie Crowell, Crowell, Mid" dletown, for New York;’ Sarah Wooster, Leland,’ New London, for do. Sailed, schrs Helen, Brown, New York; Bellona, Hill, Clinton. scons, Aug 15—Cleared, schr Lamoine, King, iro. 16th—Arrived, bark Tona (Nor), Klemm, London; brig Pon Allen, Galveston; schr E H Clark, Lawrence, nola. aren ident 8 Vaughn (Br), Shaw, Liverpoo!: bark Bismarck (Ger), Schweichel, do; sehr Mary Emily, Florit, New Orleans. Sailed '6th (not 13th), ship Golden Dream (Br), Coward, iverpool. PHCLADELPHTA, Aug 18Arrived, brigs Due Figley Ital, Tnzerilla, Palermo; Abbie C ‘Titcomb, Hall, walt , hr Natad Queen, Chase, New York. Steamship Berwick (Br), Ward, Hartpool; Comery, Yore, Gibraltar for orders; schrs mont, Gales, Portland; Wm Wiler, McNally, Boston; y,,Gaok, Falkenberg, Providence, LAND, Aug Ik—Arrived, schrs N & H Gould, Wixon, Baltimore; R P Reynard, Hall, Pictou, NS. PORTSMOUTH, NH, Aug 18—Arrived, schr Emma W Day, Clark, Bangor tor New York. ROVIDENCE” Aug 19—Arrived, schrs Donna Anna, Whaley, Savannah; James Alderdice, Rockhill, Phila: delphia, Twilight, Johnson, Trenton tor Pawtucket; Minnesota, Dow, Hoboken for do; sloop Fred Brown, «onl, New York via Newport. Sai rk Olivo (Aus), Bomono, New York; schrs Abbie $ Oakes, Rich; Helen Mar, Ward; J & Terry, Ray- Zulette Kenyon, Buckingham ; KH Wilson, Harris; zie, Taylor; Albert Pharo, Biugham; Anna B Jaco! Jones; Wm Farren, Linsley; Minquas, Hi ney; dE Youmans, Keene; Emeline & Potter, ‘Ellsworth, and Dreadnaught (yacht), Smith, New York. SOMERSET, Aug 18—Arrived, schrs Calvin P Harris, Benton, Georgetown, DC; Westmoreland, Kice; Helen Sharp, Sharp; Ella Mathews, McKlwell, dad Thomas W Haveds. Brown, Philadelphia ; J G Fell, Nickerson, Port Jotinson ; John Lozer, Lincoln, New York. Sailed—Schr Ramon de Ajuria, McBride, Philadelphia. iS 19th—Arrived, schr Elias bins, South Amboy. Sailed—Sehr Fred Tyler, Tyrell, New York. PAWIUCKET, Aug 18—Arrived, schr Monitor, Bow- ditch, New York. faledcecueY H Ostoree, on well Fg ly 4 h—Arrived. schra American Eagle. Sha Fag. nie G Warner, Dickinson, Philadelphia; W W Brainard, Fitch, South Amboy. RICHMOND, Aug 18—Arrived, steamship Old Domin- ion, Walker, New ork. brig Houston, Griftin, Boston; schrs Dick Williams, Corson, Kennesee; J B Steelman, Steciman, Woodbridge: DK Bicktord, ‘Harris, Wood's ole. Ri tled—Sches Sea Ee Hogan, New York; W C Nelson, Rose, do via James River. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 12—Arrived, steamship Quang Se (Br), Lachian, ‘Hong Kong via Yokolam: hore Comet, ‘Bray, New York; Wheutlandshire (Br), Suther: land, Newcastle, NSW; River Krishna (Br), Rice, Ar- drossan ; Camana (Br). Webster, Glasgow. Cleared—Bark Watterhorn, Rich, Astoria. Wigcin, Bellingham Bay. Balled—Ship Loe sie Bay Barc Posie ne hae Gor, Nickorson, New York; barks . Hav Sniled-—scurs Constitution, New York; Gertie E Mer- HAVEN, Aug 18—Arrived, brigs Henry ipley, Port, Jonnson Bangors Annie lor Now yore tor Windsor, Ss Ariolo, Yates: T sinnick- J NI mae Eliza B > ranme! “al - "bartlott, Fisher: Babcocl God! » Go'rey; Hachel Nit Stecimans wd end Wind, Lioyd, Philadephia fo: mn; Lizzie: de va iison; Wyom Fos; Abbie h tna, mbert;, bharles & Gi on oy jannon, Baltimore for do: RTT iteot Wiekse and West Dennis, Jos, Aloxundria Aion Eimebeth White, Blake, and Willian t Garrisons Blackman, Ger town, D.C, for do; Mary Jolinson, Cros by; 8 L Stevens, and Owen P Hinds, Clenicnnin, Hoboken wr dei HW Benedict, Sinith, und Mary ‘Clark, Perry, Now York for do: Cathary, Clerk, and H Oar Haskell, Port Fo for do; Montrose, ‘Allen; Charles gag i by ALC aaa for do? J Cha 5 Rondout tor do; Neilie Chase. be th 1 + p- ort for Portiand o ark, by for de; © ET Be for do; Ania E Keane Bart Fei batner deanamy ‘ahame PuLRcioNe foe a3 F 4 el Ranie Megee, 0 for ‘Lynn; Mgewie Cammings: Queen of the ty, Oe OU johnson tor Sui town, DO, for F bethport for Gardiner; Do n; Honest Abe,’ Gor Louise Crocker New Packet, Kel 19th, AM—Arrived, bark Gove ir Charleston; brig Milwau! brs Canova, Tal ken eehawken for ort for do; Ht Iphia for Newb: 0d ‘ort Johnson for Bangor; Franklin, Brown, Phila New York for Two ortsmouth for New es for do; Sandalphon, Ayl-) Biinodes, Heed, ‘Lance Cove for do; Balloon, MeCormick, Bangor’ for do; dw Hudson, Gréeley, kockland for do; Annie E, John for do; Ana Bell Hyer, South Newmar! Saild, all before reported excepting bark Gov, Troup, id ‘Anoly seat Annie &, Anne hing, Cam~a, Free iindson, Ontarto, darr.et baker, Loutse Crockett, Ne HW Benedict, Queen of the Cape, James Lawrence: Arcturus, 1th—Arrived, brig © Morris (Br), from Wins hrs Volante, South ‘teman, from Baltimore for mina. Donovaii Sy Fr i Margaret, Cla ward, Pembroke for di for New York; oston, Sailed—Sohr Ida iudson. 8), Norte, . 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