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10 WASHINGTON. ‘The Office of Postmaster General Declined by Mr. Hale. THE DISTRICT ¢ OOMMISSIONERSHIP. Appointment of a New Assistant | Secretary of the Treasury. Wasurcton, 3«°9 1, 1874. Mir. Cattell Declines the Ce-amissioner- ship of the Dipsrtet. It appears tbat Mr, A. G Cattell, Who was con- firmed as Governor Shepderd’s successor for Com. | missioner of the Discrict of Columbia, was not consulted by the President about accepting the Moe, and Mr. Cael) Promptiy declined. The Preadent asked 4, Vattell to withhold his resig- Bation until bY Feturn from West Virginia. Mr. Cattell, in p* letter, says that it 16 for reasons ot & perscmal sare that he respectrully declines the a@ppoinspent, Otherwise he would cheerfully ihe government and the people of the Dis- Psd Mr, Cattell’s successor will be named to- morrow. Ex-Cjovernor Dennison and Hon. Henry T. Blow | had art interview with the President to-day and wotified nim of their acceptance of the offices of ommi ssioners for the District of Columbta, @engreesman Hale Declines the Office of Postmaster General. Gong: seman Eugene Hale, of Maine, to whom ‘ehe Pret iident tendered the position of Postmaster Gewrsl,, arrived here last evening from Altoona, { an@ jihad ia short interview with the President 1e- | garding his acceptance of the ofice. When Mr. “aie: asc.trtained that it was Mr. Creswell’s deter- Miuxi tonsto forsake oMcial honors on the let of July a nd was unwilling to continue as Postmaster Genes si till September or October, Mr. Hale at once-2 :acte up his mind not to succeed Mr. Cres- well, ai «accompanied the latter to the Executive Manstoa | this morning, when he formally declined to aceep t the honor conferred; but not for reason of il-hes Usb. In conversation with your corre- | spondem Mr. Hale said he was overworked during the last.a eerion of Congress. The task of revising the apm “gpriations and the amount of physical | energy nm ‘quired to accomplish a more than | usually m2vere task had somewhat his siya ogth, but not his health; sides, wa 1 weather was more to him tha: » hard work, and he did not feel like sacrificing. health and strength for the honor of being a €at imet Minister. In reply to the question “Why he dig not accept the office and let the First Assistant Pe ‘stmaster Geperal act in his place until | ‘the beginnis \g of the fall, Mr. Hale said it was not | ‘nis disposttm »n to ask any one to bear his burdens, and if he b ad accepted he should have entered upon the @ut es immediately. Mr. Hale has assur- ‘ances of the 3 tighest esteem of the President, ana, in deciining4i ie office, thanked General Grant most cordially for t he evidence of bis regard. To those | not acquainté d with the labors of the Postmaster Genera) it wisy appear strange that Mr. Hale ehoula have & referred rather to continue in Con gress than: become a member of the Cabinet. Tim duties of the office are more arduous tha.tny other of the executive depart- ments .of %thegovernment. Success in the admin- istratic m:of aftairs depends solely upon the per- sonal ai sentbon given to details by the head of the departn wint,.and this is the secret of Mr. Cres- well’s r¢ Qutation as an eMctent officer, ‘The C; Binet met at hali-past ten o’clock this morning 4 Messrs. Creswell and Hale being pres- ent. All %he members expressed their regret that | personal swnsiderations have compelled Mr. Hale | to deciine »the Postmaster Generalship. } 1x-Post. Waster Generai Creswell stated on leav- | ing the C: Winet meeting to-day he would act as Postmaste: ‘4eneral until Dis successor should be appointed, ute intended to insist upon leaving the depart: Bet as soon as possible. Returning | to te dep wiment he directed First Assistant Marshajl to sign some documents presented to him, declinin @ t settle any questions or decide any matters €XCept such as were necessary to Keep the depa Mentin operation with a respon- wibie head. It aida successor will be appointed in a few days. Mr. Bale left night for Ellsworth, Me., where he will spend tl © summer with his family. The President, in bid ding him goodby, said he had no idea to. whom © should offer the position now, and added : \al have to take time and think over the ltst of thi #e Who seem to me most worthy pf the aMce.” Th € BAme most prominently men- tioned is Senator Ramsey, of Minnesota, whose tong yeare of service on the Senate Post Ofice | Committee not onty tits him for the office, bat he | i be. hasehe owner requirtte of having great executive | © ability and a fon@pess for hard work. Joho b. Packer, of Pennsylvenia, Chairman of the House Post OMice Comusttee, is aleo mentioned. @ne New Aswistant Secretary of the ‘Treasury. Chari ta F.Conant, to-day appointed Assistant Becreta:y of the ‘Treasury, has been for eleven years pa tt a government clerk, the last two having | been spe: tt in charge of the Warrant Division of | the Treasury pepaitment, and a position of re- | sponsibilit..not infemor to that he was today ap- | pointed tor fil. Sec#etary Bristow found ,it im- possible tovget.s mam of any political standing ‘who would .tecept the office. His choice [rom the | first was avi imse to calling in a stranger to the de- | tails of the @eparsment, bur it was urged that Political strerygth with marked ability might be | found in some wme, willing ‘to serve lis country.at | $4.500 per apwom. The search Was fruitless, | ana Secretary Bristow now rejoices that he | has an assistamt. who, if not a politician, | will give savisfagtion to the country in | tne thorongn discharge of the dnties of | the office. The vppoingment, too, was heartily | made by the Presidemt, who considers it as a good step ty the direction of civil ser- | vice, reform and wata‘lad he had the opportunity ol practically carrying out its purpose in this in- giance. Mr. Conant j®uboct forty years of age, a native of New Hampstme, but has resideq@ in the | District ence 1863. Reduction ofthe PubMe Debt. | ‘The Public Dept state went isened to-day shows a redaction of $2,400,196 9f The folowing is a re- copelsn Debt Bearing Ieterest ¢ tn Cotn. | Bonds at 6 per cen. . $12 7 Bonds at 6 per cont. Principal. Interest... Rearing Interest in Lasnsul Money, Certificates of imdebiedness at 4 per CODE. «0020s se ovog se wtedhebsin ss $678,000 Wavy Pension find at 5 per cemm...... 14,000,000 Pata ica Prine} se meteee bapied ote Intere ~ 219, 1 Debt on whioh interest has Ceased since artnrity , 216,500 bet Bearing no Interest. oid demand and legal enter aS: . ticates of deposit $28: 554,150,000 46,851,205 22,525,100 Principal... $509, 54,128 Vnelamed interest. . 29,84 Total Debt, Principal ‘ «+ ae $9,251,000 468 Interest... vm 35, 06, 08T pt ee eT 200,619, 555 Cash in te Treasury. psits beld jor redemption ates of deposite, as pro. vided by awW....... vecee sagen, 0 ‘Total ‘ “$147,541, 314 Devt 1088 cash « in the Preasury. Joly 1, 1874 ” citry 088, 242 June 1, 1874. 268,438 Decrease of debt curing past mont Decrease of devt since June 30, 187 Bonds Issued to Pacific Ratiway Companies—in- terest Payaiie in Lawful rig Prinetpal outstanding 64, 62° terest accrued and not yet p . 3 terest paid by the United States.... 22,386,691 — (sgn by transportation of | becdinesveivouse ved 5,252,096 | ance ar interest jaia by the Unive | ' eee yee i 1714, 066 | injurious | | accord with the merce, or that the result will be satisfactory | days. with molasses to | wi NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. Bank Reports Called tor. The Comptrolier of the Currency has called upon the national banks for a report exhibiting heir) Vo"Raitimore ath, in condition at the close of business om *Tiday, ‘ue ‘26th of June. Add@itional Removais in the Various De- | paper, Ger, partments. Additional removals were made to-day in the ‘Treasury Departmens The female employés, as | pov yesterday, discussed the subject with tearful eyes a» they recctved the notification that their ser- ices were no longer required, owing to the reduc- | tion of appropriations by Congress. of adaitional dismissals is seventy-five—mostly of maies in the office of the Secretary of the Treas- ury, the Bureaus of Internal Revenue and Cus- toms, the Third Auditor’s office and that of Treas- 4, urer Spinner, Mr. Goddard, Assistant Chief of the | Customs Division, was among those discharged. ‘The entire number dismissed is upward of 600, Many of those retained were reduced to cierk- ships of lower grades. There will be no redaction offorce in the Land Office, though a few changes may be made, as also in the Post OMce Depart- ment. Twenty-eight clerks in the Division of Records and Pensions nave been discharged from the Surgeon General's (Mice, and from his entire | Wine, tc. to J C be Constant. sa ‘Franckiyn. dune iS via Havre 19th, wit bardt & Co, Tone 2, tat et vans mdse and passengers to Wm bone B Co. ‘rhe mamber | 27, with wndse and p mdse vnd passengers to on), Hansen. Bristol 4Sdays, in ballast , Schtano, Waterford 52 mith Citrate ay is ttia (Ital), Lauro, Leghorn, 70 days, with mdse 1 vessel to Funeh, Baye & Co ‘paneed Gibraltar Mt Bark Francesco Cad (Ital) Vagge, Genoa 75 days, | Man Whichael Angele di Pleve (tal), Borzo, Genoa o 1) in ballast io 'A'P Agresta. ‘Passed Gibraltar say | days, mn ballast to to Slocovich nship Lady Lycett (Br), Steamsnip Lady roett laa mship Tole en) LN eb rom Hamburg for New York; 2th, Jon 57 36, saw & favre 19th, with md: 80 56, lon 1 288 National steamer bound eet July) Int 037, Jon 7036, paved & Guron steamer bound ark lat Norwegian bark, bound W, showing “iiss haresen (Ger) Reichmann, Bremen J and se and 224 june Oel- € westerly winds and eh ons all fe aanaes, June 27, lat 42 58," lon 46 45, saw bark Wie- fer), hence for Bremen: gH nip Columbus, Reed, June 27, with Steamship San Baader, Nickerson, Sewapnan June Steamship ‘George W Wider, Lan Nortel fast fo Mark, tenuein (tab. Pariato, ‘vessel to Punch, horn 72 da: dye & Co. Bark Orocle, (tal, Caflero, Cagliari May 20, in ball. Tarragon: Bark Oreste (ital), Martin J Passed ibralta Bark Emma (Ital department 202 will be discharged, by reason of the —mdso to ¥ Robinson; yess tod © law requiring the dismissal ot all civil service men Bark Santa anna E Maria dita, Starita, Marseilles 6) | gays, with mage to order; vessel to Funch, Kdye and hospital stewards, From this pumber, how- | Passed uibraltar May ever, the Secretary of War is allowed to select such | men a8 may be needed and to appoint them as | “ regular clerks in the department. ui | 4 Dismissed Patent Office Clerk Be- | !'s comes Insane. Ployés of the Patent Office. One of them fell to the lot ofaclerk named Brain. On the receipt of ithe repaired to the model room and secured a Droometick, to the end of which he attached a bayonet, then, alter divesting himseir of his cloth- ing save one undergarment, he rushed through | 16 days, Bark Gitana (Nor), Selvesen, Marseilles 60 dare, wt wi se fF: yousel to ‘Tetens & Bockmann. Bark Liw gua 17 days, with wogar WRG Lawrence, Noriolk, with | up | last ona, M4 days, with Tse Says, with 96) | | vi. is 5), Beoney. An- Abbott (of Liverpool, NS) NS), ey An | jesso} to waster. ark Zetland lof Bristol Hooper, Havana 18 gaye. wih'musar to Uninnell, Mintarn & Co; veaset to This morning a number of yellow covers, con- | “G4 ‘0, | taining dismissals, were distributed among em- ‘Mavk'evelyn wot Gibraltar), iderman, Bark Gertrude (ot Portland), ad molaseee to Grinnel well the nail, dashing here and there, and uttering in- | sugar to Youngs, Smith & Vo; vessel to Mille coherent sentences. With some diMcuity he was | taken in charge and transferred to his friends. The effect of his dismissal produced temporary | insanity. | 39, \ THE 10WA RAILROAD LAW. | Letter of Mr. Riddle to Governor Car- | bi ‘Brig Eef Thorsen (Nor), Bull, Falmouth, Bng, 49 rong ‘with coffee to order; vessel to Tetens, Bockman & with, sugar and molasses t toJ &G Fowler; venset WB ie Dewoutee c Dyer, Sage 9days aie intarn & Co; vessel to ‘alsh, Cardenas nie da} 2 ough Emina F Herrman (of Searsporty, Nickels, Car- ngggays with sugar to order; vessel to ‘Sark NM Haven, Haven iri Magdala (of Bristol. §), Angrews, Galway 30 days, ballast to Bowring & A. Brig Rachele (Aas), Siacoviens Leghorn 58 days, in bat- last to order. Brix Monarca del Mare (Ital), Vincenzo, Castellamare | Naples %3 days, with em raltar May St $8 days, with fruit to F Robinson; vessel to Slocovich & pty to | Passe Maria (tal), Pordio, Naples, 90 wdays, with mdse to | away jibboom, cutwater, hawse chocks, ra Schr R Leach, Pendteton, Rosdgat for Bangor. Be in Crossman, New York for Pembroke. weet Samuel if Crock ker, ‘Thrasher, Amboy for Taun- (eee Ja lay M Bayles, Arnold, Elizabethvort fer Oak- Boneh B Valentine. Baxter, Alexandria for Brook- pSchr Anna Frye, Smith, Elizabethport tor East Wev- Schr Mary Anna, Steelmai boy for Norwich. Sehr Be Fexas Texke, , Guainptin. ewiotry r rw Leatord. aniel Fie! le Sehr WD's, Plsher, Roudous for Beato SALLED, ips Romie, (BP, for Liverpool; Bismarck men; Switaeriand (selg), ‘iaiwere guot BB) y yew. Orleans Ge Charlest a, V i x fomery, Sevannab ; ship Re viene 'Bry, Antwerp. bene. (Ital, Cork or Faimouth; Skulde sro opy et Bu L Roath, Live hs ris Buenos waves: dite Mott, Aspluwalts brig Cly- ue, Gi Maritime Miscellany. Ba For wreck of cable steamship Farraday see gene- ral news columns. teal bs A 8 lett Ca rs “af and ae hs Be use every hour and at at imes'every hi iH aif hour. Snir Trasca. which arrived at Queenstown 30th from San Fran officer, the Caplain, HW Husk Gating” died oe tee" a Bax Farruan Dunmis, Abbott, {ore reported ashore, was bound 19 Wiragiens’ Shs thee miles trom the mouth of Miramichi. Pardy, from Port Roval, 80, pe Baxquennav (Br), for London, was taken on the marine slip at Berwsuda tobe badly aueiea ae ee ft erundine, ther ce Of OU) ig, anc er ir Was also worn. Stank Rtgaege wr AN woul eit Barx Cur (Br), Mc! amicil ortien weit ators ot the ba eee ; reel a ia loss of er pastes Keel “Will proceed to Pictou for re. RE Patias (BP), 297 tone built a Lets mow in pare ha hoe Wott Se Dewolte # Den ab87.000 Win load naphtha for London or Liverpool, Brig Joun Suxswoon, for Stockholm, collided in. the Terry boat chiton, and “had headgear damaged. he 5 eadgear dam: Ciiriton had part’ of one of her deck ho ay badly wrecked. Buia 0: from New Bedford, (betore reported), broke from her anchorage tu the harbor, of Cow Bay. G B, June 18 coming down on the brig Annie, carrying mast, foretopgallantmast, besides inflicting other serious damay Seu as J Praster (of New York), Plumb, from New Fork ‘cr thay before reported), touridered yt i Jane i ton 67 68 The captain at were picked ‘ap Nth by the, the Spanish brig ive ‘and Drought to Santiago de Cu Scun Lovisa Santm, Webber, from Philadelphia, at Portsmouth, NH, ran into pier wharf 29 while making a landing and carried away jibboom and head gear. penter—An Experimental Submission | ,,) weswel to.tunch, hive Scux Iuoamey, Divznry (of Cape May. NJ), Gandy, | Yort, Johnson for Pawtucke fore reported ey oo Brig em wy Hal Ris Grande Det Sad eoamre, | teary ehh Twat Maui ota hie waicy Cuicao, July 1, 1874. Ban ies, Wool ai | PM of 20th by the wrecKin: t piace, after Hugh Riddle, Superintendent of the Chicago and { impaired Rock Island Railroad, has written along letter to | Minturn & Co. | Governor Carpenter, of lowa, in regard to the Rail- | road law of that State, in which, after reviewing H the law at some length, he says, ‘While this com- Hampton Roads, with coffee to order: vessel to Gi Crossed the Equator May 20, in lon 38. Had rough weather to Pernambuco; afierwards fine weather. Brown. Brig Ich Dien (Br), Doane, Rio Janeiro 38 days, aminell, via Brig Belle (of St Johns N FP), Mulcahy, Pernambuco 2% June 20, 1at20N, lon | days, with sngar to Bowring & Archibald. nCrosted the | Bquator June’ 1 lon pany denies the justice and constirutionahty of the | one Aealiatot eo ieJonn's ene 1 lays out Railroad act it is disposed to subject it to the | ayer ‘with sugar to order; vessel to RB Borland. May | test of an actual experiment before assailing | 1, lat 62 TORS, lon 8 spoke ship ‘Teazer (1), froin in Court. Scheaules have been ar- | transportation of persons and property between | company, however, are trastees charged with the Management of the property of its stockholders | in such manner as to secure the revenue necessary | for the payment of operating expenses, reason- upon the bonds while engaged in the experiment | of operating that portion of the road in Iowa, in accordance with the schedule named in the act. | It is their duty to so adjust the rates eons | to interstate commerce as to secure from the which it is entitled. INFLEXIBLE SCHEDULES have uniformly been iound impracticable, and we | say frankly that we do not believe that the opera- | 3 tion of this road in conformity with this act will & rinciples which govern com- | either to the owners of the railroad or to the | roe of the State. | It hoped, however, good win result from submitting the act to the test | of an actual ex thing toward either confirming or dispelling the | new theories in regard to transportation and | bringing about a better understanding of the | g, principles which should govern the relations ex- | isting between the owners of railroad property and | the public, if the actual experiment shall show | that the continued observance of these schedules ‘will not result ina TOTAL OR PARTIAL CONFISCATION, lis it may not be necessary to raise any question as to the validity of the act; but if the result shall show that such an observance must involve a permanent surrender of the revenues to which the company i} rik | ferent policy will be adopted, with the view of | securing such revenue, and any attempt to enforce | the act as a valid law will be resisted in the | | OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. | MONTH OP JULY. Destination. | | Reamer. Office Hamburg..)61 Broadway. Pommerania. Liverpool 4 Bowling Green | amet 2 Bowling Green | nae in conformity with the provision for the | 28S yi Meat tT ed in ton 3a 18 We | sugar to order: vessel to master. points in the State of Iowa. The officers of the main ion i) Veatie, Demerara, 17 days, with sugar able dividends een the stock and the interest | Archibald, ‘Trinidad via Delaware Breakwater, 19 aays, and molasses, to Barnstort! & Co; vessel to J fig Santval Coipel (Br), Spurr, St Pierre, Mart, 18 wil to Heney & ff entire business of the company the revenue to | oe mus sugar and molasses to J da: that some practical _ Vease! to Evans, Ball & Co. and molasses to Brown, Bi cocoanuts, hides, &c., 18 days, with trait to Jos Ey pi 37 days, with sugar and mola: proper tribunais.”? | stip ‘SHIPPING NEWS. rien? Co | pines to order: vessel to BIW DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE | winniges: w a | days, wi h pines, &e. to | days, with fruit to James Douglass ry. Greenock for Bombay. Brig Nereus (ot St John, 0. NP, Allen, Pernambuco 31 | 'o; vessel to Win Ingals; “TBrig Katie (Dan), Robinson, Pernatpbuco 33 da Crossed the Equi wert Euzeni averalt k Co; vessel to 8 C Lond & C , with ator are Dante (of St Jonn's, NF), Martin, Barbados B Abbie © Titcomb (of Yarmouth, Wine ith sugar to Reynaud & Co; vessel to . ‘ig W W Lora Br), Veneon, Mayaguez, PR, 17 di Ontavia & Co; vesse! Hatton, Watson | days, with sugar to Havanger Bros; vessel to Bowring & Me), Edevean, praia sugar hes- ays, it | &Co. brig Harry Virden (ot Philadelphia), Collins, Remedios avs, with sugar to Rubira & Co; vessel tod W Elwell | Brig NeNie Clifford (of nf Bangor, 2 Littlefietd, Sagu: hhite & Co. ‘with sugar and 2 passenge Moses Taylor & Brig Christina (of Montreab), igmnompson, Cienfuego: riment. It may contribute some- | days, with molasses to Jova & rig Prairie Rose, Griffin, Sardenas, 9days with sui Co; vessel to master. Sehr Cecile, Pender ¢, to GAmsingk & C Sehr Portland, Sha’ Tru: To G Wessel (of Portiand), Lyman, Bonacca, H Sehr 5 E’ Fabe: vessel 'to master. jate. lat 32 33, ion 7 19, 5] fc Yor! Sehr Lizzie Iv eas? poke sehr Portland, trom Trux- Saxton, St Croix 18 aays, with sugar, | &c, to Ives, Beecher & C ia 7 vessel to Gilchrist, aah Odortlla (of pile vet ole she Sagua, 8 Go; | 819 | gar | ie ays, with | 18; vessel to J A Horsey. jon, | No | Schr Rebecea Ann (of Sydney, OB), Florian, Ponce, | to Miller & Hough: | TaD) schr Laura A Webb (of Deer Isle), Ratch, , Barncns, 10 | 18 ebtitled from the operation of its lines, a dif- | gavg. with truittod & T Pearsall; ‘vessel ber; J & D Pearsall; vessel to B nibe Bird, leens ing & Co: vessel to P J Nevins & 8 Schr Humming | Teme! to Milier & Houghto Schr Peter Mitchel, vane sehr e Decker, Freen Wm Douglas; vessel to B I Wenberg. Schr Oarrie © Mills (of Boston), “glenthera, 6 days, | jen- EK Drewer, ‘ot Boothbay), Harris, Baracoa 9 a esled) truittoJ Liuhi y Taulino; vessel to Isaac san Israel Snow, et marecoe G a with fruit to ua Sis aays, fats mo- hr Minnie G Loud (of Baltimore), Holt, Matanzas. 10 % with sugar and $ passengers to Youngs, Smith & eet 7 days, with Graham, Nasean 6 8, With ituit to Jas Douglas; vessel to B J Wenberg. Sclir Carlton (of Nassau), Albury, Avacoa 6 days, with | pines to Montel & Son. ady Bannerman (of Nassau), Roberts, Abacoa 7 | i reall’; vessel to master, | D setir Mary Ellen (of Isp), Hawkins’ Harbor Island 6 Sehr aT P vessel to B J Cana West Side, Davis, Corpus Christi 26 aye vit Wen- | Calabria (July 8:|Liverpool. |¢Bowung Green bones tod li Brown & essel to Evans, Ball | Hermann. (July 8:|Bremencsid Howling Green | | Schr G Drew, Cartor, Jacksonville 9 days, with yel- Holsatia. Jnlv _9.|Hamburg..|61 Broadway, | low pine to Drew & Buckie; vessel to master, | City ot Monireal..|July 1.|Liverpool..jis Broadway =| Schr JG Wright, renil. Jacksonvilie § days, with | Britann! {[Suly 11°] Liverpool. |19 Broadway. eilow pine to Alsop & Clark; vessel to Overton & Hawk- | Canada: Suly 1: ol. |69 Broad way ns. iy mM ne Broadway, Schr Admiral, Steelman, Jacksonville 6 days, with | rt 2 Bowling Green — yellow pine (o Alsop & Clark—vessel to Warren Bros. 4. | Lit 29 Broadway. | re hr Jed Frye, Langle: Jacksonville 8 da with . | Liverpoo! y 1M4.)Hambarg. ./112 Broadway. 15. |Liverpool.. 14 Bowling Green | Almanac for New York—This Day. Be | { SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER. ‘Sun rises. 4 32) Gov, Moon risess...eve 10 10 dia Heat Bil (¢ PORT OF NEW YORK, JOLY 1, 1874. | CLEARED, _Steamship Russia (Br), Cook, Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown | 2 ae Fravckiyo. ene ¢ (Br), Jackman, LAverpool—Bowring & ‘chibald. eee, Arragon (Br), Symonds, Bristol, E—E E Mor- ran’s So eBtenmanip Grat Bismarck (Ger), Meyer, Bremen yia | uthainpion—Oelrichs & Co. eamanip Caledonia’ (BD, Sidey, Glasgow—Hender. | gon Bros. Steainship Carondelet, McCreery, New Orleans—C i Mailory & © | a Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth, Savannah—R Low: | (°° atpamship Georgia, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quin- | Ship Alexander, Tarbox, Antwerp—J W Elwell & Co, Bark Nystad (Nor), Aainundsen, London—C Tovias & Bark Artacsad (Aus), Marassi, Bark Carolina Premuda (Aus), Boich, Gloacester—Slo- | ¥' covich A Co. | Bark Ann (Aus), Peschich, Cork or Faimoutn—Sloco- | pan (tab, Dodero, Cork or Falmouth—Sio- | covien & Co. | |¥ | ok Aveenire (tal, Paola, Cork or Falmonth—a P | Auresia. | Bark Cecilia (Ital), Oneto, Cork—Slocovich & Co. | ens Descovich A (Aus), Negsutich, Sligo—slocevich & | o Shark Honor (Aus), Mareglia, Waterford—Ssloecovich & | pik J Damier (Aus), Bark Bella (Nor), Emder, Amsterdam—Funch, Edye & 1 Edye & | oltre Industrie (Nor), Larsen, Stettin—Funch, Edye & | Bark Magele M (Br), Chalmers, Elsinore tor orders— Co é liark Aker (Nor), Oram, Amsterdam—Funch, yellow pine to Eppinger, to k | ber to Wilson & Godtre er.to Alsop & Clark : see] to Jed Frye & Co. chr W Vashington, enh ( sche My Bore. grown, Savannah 5 days, with lam! ans, Ball Co. Brunswick, Ga, 9 days, with | ussell & Co—vessel to Tupper ber r Jennie Stout § Stout, Savannah 5 days, with lum- Island,.morn 10 26 ber to Kvans, Schr Burdett Hart, Brooks, Charleston 5 days, with railway nes to Bentley, Gildersleeve & € Bueksville, BO, 5 | Schr Lucy Hammond, Robinson, javs, with lamber to Jonathan Bears Sehr BJ Hazard, Rowland, Georgetown, 80, 9 days leeve & Co. hr £8 Powell, Williams, Wilmington, NC, th naval store aval stores to A T Bruice ; vessel to master, 7rith naval stores to Dolner, Potter & Co;vessel to Bent- 4 days, to Murchison & Co; vesscl to #8 Pow: ell. Schr Agile, Roberts, Newbern, NC, five days with * ae Win Boardman, Belton, Georgetown, DO, for Say- Mache Twilight, Robinson, Alexandria, for New Haven, Sear J M Hitapatrick. Smiith, Virginia. Schr CH Kirk, Robinson, Virginia, Schr Lizzie, Scull, Virg! Schr Mageilan, Hazleton Schr H & Predmore, ‘Concklin, y Fehr E Godfrey, Marshall, Virgini Schr O H Booth, Bennett,’ Virginia. Sehr Francis Stiabert, Cranmer, Virginia. Schr @ W Anderson, Anderson, Baltmore for New Passed Through Hell Gate, BOUND SOUTH. Brig Don Quixote, Monroe, <1 Messina for New York 76 days, with fruit to Swan & Go. Schr Presi tent, Bradley, Shuleo, NS, for New York, 1 London—Slocovich & day ‘with spiles'to Wilson & Godfrey. Schr Gen Sheridan, Stewart, Kennebec River for New ‘ork, with ice to order. Selir Julia Gamage, Robinson. Bangor for New York, with spool stock to order. Sehr Rowena, Norwood, Calais tor New York, with Jath to G Boarding: nh. hr HB Diverty, Nickerson, Pawtucket for New Schir B A Jones, Smith, Pall River for New York Sehr July Fourth, Wood, Boston tor New York. Schr Lottie. Newbury ais tor New York, with lum- Schr Rovin, Fletcher, Culais tor New York, with lam- ber to Wiikon & Godtrey, Sehr Es Ewing, Hooker, Norwich for New York. Sehr Anaconda, Merrit, Calais for New York, with Stepanovich, Newry—Funcb, | staves to order, y—Faneh, | #iechr FredX Hall, Pelton, New London for New York. Rehr ( Benr J nnecticnt, Smith, Stonington for New York. Councs, Trimmer, Glen Cove for New Schr Mary. with fish to Rogers & Edwards. sehr Highland, Lynch, Rostyn for Weehawken, kehr Fiyaway,'Enos, Providence for New York. Yor! EB Hoxie, § Searls, Nantucket for New York, Schr May Day, Waterman, Bangor for New York, with Heney & Parke Jumber yi ‘Simpson, Capp & bo Bark Jacob “Roth nberg (Ger), Walde, Stralsund— Sehr swell, Newport for New York. Fanch, kdye & | Sehr Tenn Baker, Fall River for New. ozare Felicie® Nor) Hvidste, Torna—Punch, Edye & Behr Cc t, Norwalk for New York, Brig Camilla (Aus), Sich, London—Blocovich & Co. | Brig John Sherwood, Nickerson, Stockholm—Murray, | Ferris & © Brig Enrica (Aus), Plainin, Antwerp—Slocovich & Co. obtit Velyce (tal), Scarpa, Corfu—Lauro, Storey & | 0, Brig Buroclydon (Br), Brewer. Gould, Montevideo—Gerhard & | fist to Moon & Lam & Co. Behr John crocktord. Hare, Providence tor Amboy. tebr EM Branscom, Dodge, Mount Desert, Me, | Rondout, with staves. | nr Mountain Laurel, Higgins, Salem for New York. h, Cox's Ledge for New York, with Sehr Emma, Fite! nr Helen Mar, kerson, Somerset for New York » Calais for New York, with for | Sehr OM Marrett, Reed, Para—o ameinck & Co. Bel hir Baltimore, Frances, New London tor New York: sene poraaté Pettigrew, r R Staples, | senrd 2 Smith, Upton ortiand jor New York, with | “Sehr 46 Chap ¢ on for New Yor Sehr Chas Sawyer, Mullen, JacksonvilleaH W Loud & yor, Ww aribel, Nickerson,’ Kennebec River tor New | "Son Bair Bird, Reed, St Avguetine~zentley, Giider- | ir Castilian, Walker, Salem for Port Johnsom ir Fannie & Williams, Skinner, Charieston—Evans, Ball & Oo. Setr Louise P Mallory, Stetson, Charleston—gentiey, Gildersleeve & Co. | gtchr sw Chatee, Buel, Baltimoretl W Jackson Hertne Geo A Pierce. Kelly, Salem—R W Ropes Sebr Frankiin, Young. Providence 1 Low Scnr Biackstone, Wixon, Providence W Jackson & sslaon F Fred Brown, Wilson, Bristol and Providence — | & Fon, } ‘sears? rhiladeiphia, Davis, Philadelpbia—James | q PMisumer Black Diamond, smith, Philsdelpma—W Kirk- | | pawick. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THB HERALD TRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TRLEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Calabria (Br), MeMickan, Liverpool, Jane 2), Qucenstuwa 2st, Wish mdse and 606 oamengersio OG | H k | Schr Rath Robinson (new), | New York. Rogers, Portiand, Ct, Sehr Agnes, Young, Greenwich for New York Sehr Blast, Munson, Fail River for Trenton. BOUND RAs®. Sandy Hook Lightship, . Sehr Scotia, Stilwets New York for St John, NB, behr Mediator, D New York tor Fall iver. sqbr # R Willams, Wussell, Philadelpina tor Now B Toh Jnlia A Brown, Nickerson, New York for Bost Schr Lavina Delanoy, Delanoy, Southport ior Hobo- } for | No 16, Sandy Hook for New | Yor) Schr Caledonia (Br), Layton, New York for Windsor, sed jon. Schr Madagascar, Turner, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Badson, Babeoek, Rondout tor New London. cour Firmouin Kock, Parker, Weohaw keu tor Boston. Sehr M Hand, HMailock, Newburg tor Fall i er Schr Goldenagle, Kelly, Port Jobnson tur xew Be for Behr succeas, Richards, Elizabethport for Providen Schr iiss Moore, Warren, Georgetown, Di, for N even, od ee ow | appear to be eas: lying ashore 12 nours and losit to 5 to coal she strived at Providence 30th, crue leaks about .00 strokes an hour. The salvage claimed is2) per cent on vessel and cargo. She va i naglaed new vessel, built 9 months ago ata ttrcost of $17, 000, FisniNG scnr Stiver Srrznc, of Salem, which put into , OB, June 14, tor repairs, having struck a nd by the Custom flied authorities for an unusually large at of stores on board and & fine of $400 imposed upon the vewel. The schooner, hi Me ever, was released under bond and proceeded on voyage. SteaweCrrpe, from Altamaha for Savannah, was lost in a heavy yale in Sapelo Sound previous to the ist inst. During a t Cow Bay, OB, a few davs ago, & seooner tying in the harbor ‘aragyed her anchors and fouled the brig Anna Lindsley, crossing her bow and carrying away her bowsprit. the concussion broke the foretopmast ana topgallantmast and gr topmast; also some of her chain plates. The A L ing for St Jobn, NB During the past six months there have been enrolled in | the Gloucester rib district 15 fishing schrs, 1 three masted freihter and 1 Ashing steamer—i7 ia all, whose onnage is 1790.51 tons, against 7 ‘vessels of {091.16 tons for u corresponding period last year. Eleven of these vessels were built at x, and six at Glouces- ter. In addition to these there are now in process of completion at Essex and at Gloucester 3 fishing schrs and | freighter (three masted) for parties in Gloucester. Warne, RL, June 29—The schr Julia Ann lies In her jl ftrred” full of water, with the most of her cargo ‘D—At Belfast, June 27, from Carter 4 Co's jor ir Ned White, 663 fons, She was built for Captain jombs. ckiand, 29th, from the yard of Snow, Farwell & cot the schr William J Farwell, 146 tons burden, new measurement, to be commanded by corae A Lord. ‘Messrs Campbell & Brooks launched @ vessel of about $00 ons from their shipyard at Hast Boston on Saturday: She is owned by the builders, Kilham, Loud 4 Co, and owers. Notice to Mariners. CUBA—ROUTH COAST—TUNAS—SAILING DIRECTIONS. The following information is taken from the report of Commander HL Howison, US Navy, commanding U 8 | steamer Shawmut:— 8, in lat 21 35 N and lon 7936 W, is the gotirer of | Sancti Spirita. with which it is connected by a railroad, Directions. —Vessels bound to Tunas will find the Trini- @ad range of mountains, mnihlipan woenesn for a dis- tance of 3. miies, a good land mark; also the range of astward, separated from the Trinidad When the eastern mountain, known as Loma de Bango, dears N 34H it may be steered fo for, and the bank | entered up fathoms of water, 5 miles from Zarza de Fuera Ci vam 8 miles from Machas de Fuera Cay. ‘These cays are on the bank, are both low and covered with small trees and mangroves, and may be seen eight or ten miles, he bank is clear of danger to within three miles of the southern or Zarza de Fuera Cay and to within two miles of Machas de Fuera Cay. Entering upon the bank | with Loma de Banao bearing N 4; B, the course to Tunas is N& six miles, leading to the entrance of the harbor. the soundings on the bank will be at first six and seven fathoms, and then five, four, six, eight and ten 1athoms will be obtained, followed by a decrease to five And ‘our fathoms until the port 1s reached. As the land is neared the harbor will be recognised bE de ted Zarza Cay, which lies to the westward of it. This 18 @ small idand with a lagoon in the centre, covered with trees and having a white sandy beach. A few huts are on the eastern end, where it 1s’ said pilots may be procured. Another good mark, ts given by the tall chimneys of the sucar mili is, situated on the coast to the eastward of the por Blanco Zarza Cay makes two channels, both of which to navigate. The one to the north- ‘ward of the island is the better, the deepest water being midway between the island and the mainland. Boats sounding tn this channel got no less than 3 fathoms, and Information was obtained from the captain of the port mountains to the by low land. | ghd trom the captaing of trading vessels that this depth Is carried by all who know ifote cenuot be obtalned. strangers will find it ad- aul le to send boats ahead to sound the channel. Bea) ings magnetic. jation 4 deg easterly in 1874. Whaiemen. Cleared at New Bedford June 30, barks Sea Ranger, Cornell, tor Atiantic Ocean; Mars,'Alien, South Faciic. Ocean. Spoken. Ship Hampton Court (Br). Volk, trom New Orleans tor Liverpool, June 24, lat 36 55, lon 66. Bark Iron Age, ‘Stone. from Llico for Queenstown, April 13, lat 40.8, lon 35 bate Cortolan ot Bremen), steering west, Jane 12, off he Owers, Bark CC Leary: Baker, from. New York for Samarang and Yokohama, May 27, lat 14 8. lon 30 35 Brig s PF suuito, Dodge, from Bal\imore for Portsmouth, NH, June 90, shinnecock bearing N by 1s miles, Schr Melville.” trom Newbern. NO, for Markniqne, June 21, lat 31. lon 71 (schr Melville, Wentworth, arrived ‘@t Jacksonville June 18 from New York). OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEW3. PORE OR FA cident Bark Luigi Russo Damaged—Launch of a New Atlantic Steamship—Arrivals and Departures. Lospon, July 1, 1874, Bark Tnigi Rosso (Ital), Maresca, which arrived at Bristol June 30 trom New York, was in collision on the yoyage, and was considerably damaged. The new steamship Klopstock, of the Eagle line, has been successfully Launched at Glasgow. ARRIVALS, Arrived at Liverpool July 1, bark Uller (Nor), Heurick- sen, Pensacoia. Arrived at do June 30, ships Island Home (Br), Gibson, New York; July J, Caravan, Waefelaer, do. Arrived at London July 1, bark Theodore Voss (Ger), Galle, Wilmington, NO. Arrived at Deal July. ships British Princess (Br), Reid, New York for London; Emerala Isle, Williams, do do; barks Farsund (Nor), Johannesen, Darien for do; Carrier Dove (Br), Saunders, Philadelphia for do, Also arrived July 1, bark Halden (Nor), Jacopsen, Pen - sacola for London. Arrived at Stockton July 1, bark 4 W Singleton (Nor), Johannesen, Pensacola. Arrived at Bristol July 1, “Arthur,” from New York. Arrived at Huil Jnly 1, bark Fanny (tal), Saccomano, Philadelphia via Falmouth. Arrived at Moville July 1, steamship Australia McKay, New York for Glasyow. (Br, York. Arrived at Dublin July 1, bark Luigi P (Aas), Durante, New York. Arrived at Belfast July 1, bark Raundrup (Nor), Bock- mann, New York. Arrived at Queenstown June $0, barks Oleonise Bava (tal), Baya, Baltimore: Saga (Nor), Boe, New Yor! July 1, Mediator (Nor), Jansen, Boston; Von der Lul Rohistoff (Ger), Plagemann, Wilmington, NC, Also arrived July 1, bark Maria Lauretta (Ital), Schop. opieiras, Baltimore. Arrived at Elsinore July 1, ship Geo Hurlbut, Masson, Mobile via Queenstown. Arrived at Rotterdam July 1, barks Napoleon TT (Nor), Vessell, New York; Olga (Ital), Bennate, do; Con- stantia (Nor), Tallaksen, do; Arthur (Ger), Schaefer, do; Mattes (Aus), Cosalich, do; Luigi § (Aus), Antonicich, 40; Agder (Nor), Hendricksen, New Orleans, Arrived at Stettin June 29, bark Baltic (Ger), Herwig, Philadelphia, Arrived at Hamburg Juno 20, barks Aukathor (Nor), Hendricksen, Wilmington, NO; Laura (Ger), Horn, New York. Arrived at Helvoet July 1, bare Penang, Patten, Balti- more. Arrived at Texel Jane 30, chip Hoogly (Br), Seiders, San Francisco via Queenstown; July 1, bark Vesta (Nor), Grunde, New York. Arrived at Antwerp June 9, steamship © F Funch (Belg), Knudson, New York ; July 1, barks Minnie Came- ron (Br), Currie, New York ; Paolina (Ital), Pozzesst, do. scrived at do June 2% barks Amore (Ital), Costello, Arrived at Larne July 1, bark Orte (Ital), Bensa, New | | Hamburg tor ¥, Philadelphia; Graf von Behr-Negendank (Ger), Kindorf, Philadelphia. BOSTON, Arrived, steamship Neptune, New York; Brg Oem Nash ( lentudgos bene Operiad A Higeins, Mc! anton FIbO 5 ies i Me a |, Dick Arrived at Havre June 30, bark Hjmmet (Nor), Meling, peer, S peg A Loot : ey . i Malvenne. 40; Ben) ‘Courten: Baker, Phil Phitadelphi i Arrived at Dunkirk July 1, barks Gateshead (Br), from | tain, toi & do. Astoria, O, via Queenstown; Hestia (Ger), Pusch, New Sa edo na, Barton aay rink, @ do; EPO York. Arrived at 8t Malo Jane 2% brig Agiae (Fr), Phillins, Charleston. Arrived at Gibraltar July}, schr Alzens, Plammer, Boston. Arrived at Malta July 1, chr Morning Dew (Br), Stock- top, New York. Arrived at Batavia Jane 30, bark Contest (Br), Hines, New York via Rio Janeiro, Arrived at ——— June 30, bark Agostina (Ital), Mar- chese, New York via Queenstown, SAILINGS, Sailed from Liverpool July 1, ships Laurens, Snow, Boston (has been reported sailed June 26 for Philadel phia); Hercules, Nielsen, New York; Ericsson, Marcy, ‘San Franciaco (has been reported sailed June 24). Sailed June 80, ship Andrew Lovitt (Br), Perry, United States, Sailed from London June 50, ship Asia (Br), Cammings. New York; bark Paolo Borzone (Ital), Borsone, United States, Bailed from Hartlepool June £0, bark Greifswald (Ger), Vordrodt, United States. Sailed from Bristol July 1, steamship Great Western Br), Stamper, New ork. Satled trom Falmouth July 1, ship Elizabeth Cushing, Colby (trom Macabi), Hamburg. Sailed from Limerick June 80, bark Satarn (Nor), Tor- Jnsen, United States. Sailed from Stettin Jane 29, bark Rhea (Ger), Budig, United States, ailed from Bremen June 29, bark Jonathan Chase, ‘Chase, United States. Sailed from Antwerp June 2%, steamship Franklin beni Dehnicke (from Stettin and Copenhagen), New fork, Sajled from Flashing June 30, bark Hero (Rus), Hen- ricksen (from Antwerp), New York. Sailed from Dunkirk June 29, bark Keystone, Berry, United States, Sailed from Maasluis July 1, barks Crown Jewel (Br), Belat (from Rotterdam), New York; Flora (Nor), Olsen, do. Sailed from Havre June $0, chr W L Burroughs, Nich- ols, New Yorx. Sailed trom Marseilles June 30, steamship Columbia (Br), Higgins (trom Genoa, &c), New York. Sailed . >m Cebu prior to June 20, bark Chieftain (Br), Draper, New York. Sailed from , Colonist, for United States. Foreign Ports. wAMTTTALt, June %—Arrived, steamship Colon, Dow, Canpexas, June 23—Sailed, brig Geo Burnham. ples, Slerra Morena; scr Sosan P Thorlow, mbboth north of ‘k Sarah E Kings- Cienruxcos, "June 18—arrived. bi bury, Waterhouse, north of Hatteras Hone Kona, May 27—In port ships Oracle, Eriquita, for San Francisco; Augustina (Peruy), Barvier, for do. Havana, June 26—Arrived, bark Maweie Douglas Be Cunningham, Rio Janeiro; schr Helene (Br), New Or! eans: Sate 24th, bri Elizabeth (Br), Bale, north of Hatte- sehr Ruf, Rousseau, New Orleans; 25th, bark Kindo (Be). Durie north or Hatteras. Mayacuxz, PE, June 15—in port schr Anas W Barke Snowman, for Boston about June 2), | Norra Syorzy, CB, June 23—arrived, schr W 8 Jordat Baker, Bremen. PaxAua, July 1—Sailed, steamship Arizona, Caverly, San Francisco, Spee May 12-Sailed, ship Wildwood, Frost, Jour, NB, June 28—Cl ad, schr Ald! 5 | phisdelvhee eared, schr Aldine, Dennison, TRINIDAD, ‘Fane %0—In port bri Me » Shi ‘d, from Port spain, arrived 19. age Hale: Bhenan [tan Sreansiir Cacannia.} Axarennam, June 16—Saiied, Henry. Gardner, Amer- ae Rival, Jorgensen, do. Xrwxnp, Juve 1S—Arrived, Conquistatore, Lauro, New oe Salled 17th, Mizpah, Cook, 8 prhitieg 12am, Mtzpat jandy Hook; Koncordia, willed trom Flushing Roads 16th, Sta Chiara, Rebiso, ‘a1 Too June 18—Sailed, Queen ot Hearts, O'Niell, St Brive, June 18—Cleared, Impl, Jacobsen, Baltimore. Bristol, June 2%—Salled, Carpione, Sturlese, New ‘ork, waive in Kingroad 20th, Lizzie Fox, Hurrill, irom Bremeruaven, June pe aeeay Minister Roon (s), Erd- mann. Baltimore, Bancesona June 1t—Arriv / olympia, Andrew, Sa- Ro: w Orleans; oth, Virgen vannah, Valparaiso, de Montserrat, Font. do; Reflown, Garriga, do; ‘Angela, Luita, do, Alina, Canpiry, June Arriva, Eesex, Pease, Havr panigred, oul 7th; Armstrong. Brean. for Bio dinetro; nl ork, Singapore; David Bro j Adeliza, Pritchard, Par Repro ears sek Carn, June 16—Siiled Swift, anderson, New York. Can, June I—Cleared,’ Dayid Bugbee, Stapl Gloucester. yCALcurta, Jame 18-Salled, Soindla, Harrison, New Cerrr, Jane ren ds rey Williams, Halifax. Care Pataas, WCA, May 28—In port, Example, Berry, | wi Sire Coast ies May 25—1n port, Rebecca Goddard, | Fi Pottinger, from Boston. Dustin, June 17—Cleared, Serafino, Zanino, New Yor! etn, Kato Burrill, Robinson, Miramichi; Tancook, Di Dixcaweas, oe 17—Of, M Lowerison, from Rotter- sydney, CB Drab, Ji Arrived. Holland (3), Simpson, London for New York via Havre (and sailed). Passed | sth, Aconcagua, squire, trom San Francisco for Dowainx, panes 18—Arrived in the roads, Midas, Camp- bell, from Fitwourn, June 19—Sailed, Princess of Wales, Ban: ter, Hull; aith, Mathilde, tor New York. wEEes ‘Oftthe Lizard Lith, Argonaut, Steengrafe, trom Bremen tpuon, Sune 6—Arrived, Luigi 2 ‘oA, June rrived, Luigi Ruggoro, Ruggero, Philadelphia. sad Bailed ‘sth, Tigre, Btagno, New York; om Augusto, stringa, Baltimore, ceaced Ltn, Fortunato, Razetto. New Yor! cy dtine 18—Arrived, yunegee ar ‘New York; Angie Gn do; Tyran (9, Sohn. Gharnoce, Jane 20- Aviived, Serathay (2), Small, New ork. Silied 18th, Hawthorn, Nason, St John. NB: 19th, Car- lotta, Backer, Philadelphia; Devew. Dubro , On senaz, oF wan forere™ 19—Safled, Henrich Dircks, Ridder, lew Yor! Havex, June 17—Ralled, Preciosa, Jacobson, New York. Cleared 18th, ‘Washington (a), Luchesne, New York. Hruvort, June 17—Salled, Wifstawarf’ Kelinen, New York: isth, Methusalem, Celtinco, Philadelphia «and was off Dover 19th), Hauacga, June i7—Arrived, Silesia (@), Hebich, New ‘ork. ‘Arrived at Ranneren, 17th, Robert Porter, Kilman, jaraiso, Huut, June 19—Sailed, Maria Virginia, Baltimore. Livenroot, Jane 19~ Arrived, Greece ®), Thomas, New Zork (and éntered out to return); Messell, Pedersen, fort Salled 18th, Jas Milberry,, Corning, Shelburne, NS; 19th, Patmos, "Buck, New York. Entered out 18th, Parthia (s), ee for Boston; forina, Jones, New. Orleans: Nea. ‘Treween, Port Rayet; Andrew ee Ferry, aydnes, CB j City of ‘Brooklyn () Murray, New York; Wh, lsoline, Gilbert, Iquique and Orr the Skerries stn, Valparaiso, Manson, from Liver- pool for San Francisc Tonnox, June 19—-Arrived, M & F Cox, Rettie, Macabl; Importer. Arthurson, Calcuita; ath, Paolo Borzone, Bor- oF h, Deodata, Anderson, Philadelphia (and sailed from Gravesend 19th); Nord Ryn, Anderson, New York (and sailed from Gravesend 20h) 19th, Burnside, Pendergrace, Boston; 20th, Crosb: (, Hayes, New York; Thos C Leed,' Anderson, Wibming iC. sandy Hogk ‘June 19—Sailed. Northern Queen, Dollar, y May 29, Arrived. 1, Lebotick, Hoory, Marsala (and sailed June 5 for New York! \ Massuuts, June 17—Sailed Cate, Wiig, New York. | MataGa, June 2—Arrived, Prudente, Carnivelle, New Orleans; 7th, Maid of Gianwern, Chaddock, New Or- ani 8. a uaprma, June 6-Salled, Ethan Allen, Hardy, Payal; Prxantu, June 1?—Sailed, North Star, Thompson, Bio Janeiro. quuxrotows, Jane 20—Arrived, 1 aided 18th, Mosher, Guanape. zabeth, Scott, ant: } Marte, Limerick Marianna’ Gatatola, bristol faele Ligure, Galway; Giacomo B,” Not goth, Maria Rickmers, Bremen Niphon, ¢ cardia? ies | ford; Massimo d’Azegiio, Havre; Helen Finiay- {rt Idun, do; Freyer, Christiania; Schwei- | gaard, Limorick. | Rortenpam, June 17—Cleared, Evening Star, Speich, | New York: ‘Dreadnought, James, d “tfrn June 5—Arrived Fannie” Skolfield, Reagan, Mobiles 1th, Lizaie Wright, Wright, New Orleans: ity: Patia, Bentsen, do 12th: Uncle be Rieliois, do; Albert, Angersen, 40} Helen Clinton, Blanchard, 4 nd 18th, HN Carlton, Harkness, sweden. orn, June 17—Salled, Jason, Christensen, New oy Carnentxe’s Pornt, June 20—Off, Niagara, McPar- lane, trom New York for London. brkrrix, June 1b—Arrived, Sonnabend, Pust, Wilming. Bolus, Beran New York} 16th, Ernst & Botino, Weltzien, d panmeins, Tune 1S-arrived, Joreph Haydn, Kruse, re Salled 19th, Juliette, New York; Agenoria, do; 20th, Henoch, $0: Howard } Troop, Rio Janeiro, sila June 17—Sasied Frugoni c Devote, Pirasso, New Stavanarn, June S—Cleared, Orvar Odd, Johannesen, New Yor! Triestz, Jane 15—Sailed, La Saletta, Ladanzs, New York; 16th, Teresa, Modesto, do; W A Farnsworth, Joba. “OW anwmucwpe, Jane 18—Arrived, Merour, Hellund, New York tor Rostock; Mth, Alma, Grube, Wilmington, NO, tor do, Bargow-tx-Ponmiss, June 18—The Eliza Young, trom Doboy, was towed in here to-day from Crookhaven by the Liverpool tugboat, dismasied, water-logged and ri Bremen, Jone 15~A telegram from Narva states that agreement has been made to salve the Energie, stranded there, for 25 per cent on the ship and cargo. June 16—The Abby Ryerson, from Mobile hich was brought in here May § dismas as been sokl to Norwegian sh Tet ior Norway to-day in tow ot the Katie: Perret, Hawsvng, Jane 16—The Goethe (@),,,which arrived at the wharf voperaay, had some of the blades ot screw damawed tug employed, in bringing out her py Be the damage will be repaired here in the course of a few days, and will not cause any delay in the Geparture of the steamer for New York, which is adver. tised for the 25th of J Liverroor, Jane 20—The Montana (5), for New York, which pat back yesterday, retarned in’ consequence of cylinders being defective. Lonponnerny, June 18—The Rebecea Cetcovich, from New York, bas arrived up to the quay, aller lightening about 200 tor American Ports, ALEXANDRIA, June 30—Arrived, schrs HW Foster, New York; KO Hhomas, Windsor, NS; 'F 1 Lockwood, aH Mile, 8 Sto- D Hart, ‘Saiied—Schr_ Breeze, Allyn's Point; @ nington) Wm Young, Newburg; Louas Blas, # ¥ 1 Lock Ewood. Hoston, t MUNPPONAUG, J due 2—Arrivea, schr Treasure, Taylor. row —— Johnsous 2a Berogk, ‘Denne ae ‘Corson, Wee ssi Bua Unioa, oliver, Wo; Addie Sawyer, a eer id petery Below Brigs. Lau Lauretta Bi ¢ Bigelman, uO Lowi aw BP haraer and from Mobile: schrs A F Ba Belle Crowell” K were ga Mew York ore an, osaastnae Colhys Juila (P< 4 ver, eae Hrniners ‘via St John, BALTIM ORE, 4 Toarnved, stea: Be a eS New Orleans ai ayana; joe Arecibo PR eae hips ibe ie ), from Li lo’ -amships rnian ir), oo Hi pyigs FH Todd, a Montevideo Bilssbethe woud Cleared—Steamanin Martha Few York; barks J None Nelioone Damage” We (flus), sane wagon brigs, Ani i Bein: ner, nF (Br), Innes, John, N'B; schrs Holen E Ruwell, Mehaffey, Saybrook, Ot? Horace Moodie, Hand, Waream; Heien'A Hoyt, for New Satled—Barks co a tor Queenstown ; brig bey v ir ye un ie ac (Bi ea eas mac (Br), mined): Deke Sonn Liverpool (ot as muprin io; Hh (and both aslo July 1), vat aint Crowell, West Indies ( BELFAST, Sune S2-arrived, sehr Oregon, Tattle, New ttied—Schr Emily A, Bartle, Philadelphi nate ‘sche Eveline, Bagley, » Rappahsnnock sth —Sailed. schrs Sootsiey Staples, Savannah; Geo B Poth an riven, wots bert Bete, Mills, Ra: River; Orion, Osborn, Ellsworth th “tor Rondours 8 vin, ba tee ot rrived, gchr Lizsie J Clark, |, sohrs G C Young, and Alpine, ores. mara fo al “eninie B Gilkey. Gilkey, New iny i adiphia; Addie Walton, Wash ainge Huntley | aE Downer, Thompson, and ‘tary, Amsden, Brooks, dg: Agnes, Hodzdon, phia: "9! 29—~Arrived. achr Sab Engine Marker, Rendoat, HARLESTON, Joly 1—Sailed, steamship South Caro. ine, ane New Yi ‘Watson, jonce ; Hoope: ht Ee Portsinouth, NH; Emma Some Crosby. Urostry, St J ne aus Suns 2Cledred,, schr GM Wentworth, Cole ue Py schrs Redondo, Moore, and Sanwa, Kel- ‘biGatox, "Pane fe ina schr Constitution, Young, Georgetown, BC, Ce joarrived, sehr John Williamson mD., GALVESTON, June Soeartived s steamship Vity of Ans- ‘tn, ne rege. New York via Key West. , June li—Arrived, schrs’ Pioneer, Rodgers Pent Ly (and sailed 18th on her return); Chas as Lawrence, Ciayton, Philadelphia. Sailed 19th, schr M C Lyons, Btephens, Ball River. 8c. July 1—Suiled, stea Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston rk. KENNEBU: NKPORT, June 27—Arrived, schr Eliza J Staples, Strout, Port Tohnson., W ORLEANS, July |—Cleared, steamship Clty of Galectton’ ‘Evans, New York; bark Dolores (Sp), Equer« cia, Barcelona. LK, June 2)—Arrived, steamship Vanguard New Orleans tor Liverpool, YPORT, June 28—Arniyed, schr Laret, Hines, eocre Roarney, ety eee onSildage, Sarsoall’ and 2d Ament for sea. schrs Sarah Cuil for. ae Ride sary x A Hyer, Hodgdon, pe jont. FORD, June 2 Areived, or e, Haley, and Ocean Wave, Fisher, Phila ‘el Arrived, steamship Panther, Milla i ae hias schnnsG Har Kelly: dot Moments, White, wad Favor ig. Clark, Rondout. led—Sehrs. John H Perry, Hawes, Baltimore; Wm ice, do; EJ ae Mitchell, Alexandria; Joseph Philadelphia DC Foster Kendrick, and a r payer New Tori ze apereeta uisa Francis, ker; Harriet “‘ttyan, Robbing: Lay’ ‘Ancrin Mary Natt, Baker; Native, Deliart, and Jacob ond, Brows G0. Sona Gye) 2%—Arrived, schrs Muskee, Mc- Clintock, Millville, NJ; Margaret Jane, Kennedy, Provi- for reas 8 Applegate, Lowden, Fort John Cunningham, Scofteld, Somerset tor Robbins, New Bedtord New Yor pet Bright a M for New York; Minerya, i Blgridee, Fall River for da ee ae rata Balled Schrs Fiancls fintch, Gregory, Port Sohpeon schrs H Ryan, for nd (Capt Green having gone hoine sick); 4 Mary, Cogswell, Pawtucket to: Rondout; Thomas J Owen,’ Simpson," Providence for New York, Gy June, Gardner, Fall River for do; ‘rion, ‘Sinith, So for 40; Minnesota, Kelly, Boston tor NoeWICH, June 30—Arrived, brig George (Rr), Cham: plin, Porte “Rico: schrs Moriing Star, Elizabéthport, Ella Powell, Robin Hood, J Hoffman, Betay Ann, and Meany, do; Cornelius, Hopoken ; aid jamilfon, do} Hoop td daine New Pore Railed~Sehrs MA Predmore, New Yor NEW LONDON, June $0—Arrived, aie Belle of tne Bay, New York for George's Banks; Carrie Holines, Al- exundria tor Groton; Cornelius, Hoboken for Norwich. Age arrived 30th, brig George (Br), Porto Rico fer Nor- ich. “NEW HAVEN, June 30—-Sailed, schr On{o, Donovan, New York “its as before). PHIA. July 1—Arrived, bark Ines (sp), rigs rege (eo Payne. St Martins; Nier, va N Johnson. Stroup. 7 sohrs, Winged ed hacer, Howes. Wellileet; Klin, Cooper, Salem; James $ Williams, Thomas, rr. rived. uasehaibaate Edwards, Somers, Caibarien: 0, Glo mihip Aries, Wheléen, Boston; bark Zarskee Selo GN (Nor), Gunderson, Cork or Falmouth for orders; schrs David Collins, ‘townsend, peat r Ball, Ryder, New Bedford; Yankee Boy, Hen: perti Conways Was Scull, Barrett and Mt Williasr: Lynn: 8, son, Lake, Boston; Nellie Lampher, Wiley, Samuel Soman, Kelly, Wood’s Hole} Sexuin, Porwmout! Also cleared, pope Pennsylvania, Harris, Liver- Pool stown; Harrisburg, Winnett. ‘Boston; nip” Garivaldt Nor), Hoyer, Rotterdam; backs Vega Bet Nordholat, otk, or Falmouth for orders; genre Smith, Salem; Gettysburg, Corson, New- en, ‘Smith, Sonierset; Winged ignmonth, Adams, Bristol. assed down yesterday PM, gamanip Pioneer, for Wiington, Oj Vindicator, for New York; John iverman, Richmond, AM, schrs’ David Sonne, for ‘satin G Dear: a ns, for Resperas, for Petem! fF al, yer T Providence, & my Aldridge, for Boston, gud sa" Worthington ior Providence; barks Eliza ScLanghtin, for Antwerp, anchored last nizht and proceeded under steam this AM; Mimi P, for Cork Orders; brigs Magiie Vall for Aspinwall, andJ W Parker for Portsmouth, passed down in tow dist <ovenin jachr Jon B Kelsey, tor Richmond, anchor ight to land captalb, who was taken sick nd remeins PM—Passed up since AM report, bark Kiota (new), from Bath; brigs vije Hougl ton, Lisbon; At Apollss from Port Spain; Roqni ‘o, from Baracoa Nevinge and RS @ trom, Kennebec; x, July 1—A Mari WL Elkins, trom Brunswick, Ga: Nellie’ Chas, Fernandina; & McLam. trom’ Quincy Point; &d Clark, trom’ New York; J Ricardo Jova, from Cl ton, tor Wilmington, Del. Passed down—Sieamship Aries, for Boston: bark At lantic, for Cork, for orders; schrs Rd Hill, for Provi- dencet R & Corson and Veto, tor Uoston' ithe latter grounded on Goose Island this AM, but came off and pro- Schr John P Retty rematns. Lawns, Del. Jaly 1, FM-—Brig George F Dale. from Sa- Rs, for orders, arrived to-day: also an unknown bark, rig Roanoke went to sea at noon. Brig Florence and about 25 schrs are here. outward bound. PORTLAND, June 29—Arrived, schrs Rath H Baker, Gollins, New York; Adriana, Walston, Bowdoinham for PORTSMOUTH, ene S0—Arrived, scbr E & L Marta, Marta, Philadeiph: Sailed—Schr nae Bell Hyer, Betts, Philadelphia. th, schr Evelyn, Crowley, ENCE, June "Arrived, steamer Galat scirs Joun, D Williams, Georgetown, DC; Philadelphia: J J Moore, Frank Treuton; Warwick, do: Egbert: itin ae ineaney. and Frances Allen, E lzabethport jarah J Smith, Baldwin, Bandy Hook via Newport: Bertha, Conover, ‘Kouth Am: Imogene Diverty, Gandy, Port Johnson (via Point Judith, where she was ashbre) for Pawtucket; Bilas Runyon, {arnpbell, Port Johnson for Pawtucket; Joho Wright, Albee; rught, Hodges, and Elizaheth ae Tish Crowell Port Johnson: 8 beth, Parker. Poug! Keepsie; Urbanna, Allen, Hoboken; Sarah B Buckley, Buckley, New York. Below--Schrs John D oskntee and Harriet. Sailed—Schrs Yattle M Crowell Weaver, Alcxandria: Arrived in lower es Bt John, NB, tor New Yor! PROVID New ¥. Adeline Townsend, EM Baxter, Lamphear, and: Hattle M Miller, M tere nlianelphta Martha P kin Jarvis, Poughkeepsie: Staten Islander, Miller: Fleet ‘Kenn Mary Gage, Church; ft ng. wing, jary Bitven ang Pile Hauititon, Cole, New Yor! AWIUCKET. June So-Arrived. sehr Arie Pardee, Bistop: ‘anthony ree peonasons ee, Pitts, William. son, an ee Port Johnso1 RICHMO ine Shreve, steamship Old Domi jon, Walker, York, bark Siifsure (sr), Appleda New York: bran Cheviot (Rr), Nelson, Now my ME Byard, Camp. New York.’ E K Wilson, rc Winiains, Newburn, and Katio Ranger, Mirtin, do. ROCKEAN D, June 29—Arrived, schrs Magzic Beil, Sta. art, St George, to load tor New York; DH Ingraham, New 0, June B—Arrived, barkentines WH Port M \dison ; Portland, Gage, Colum brig Perpetua, McDonald, do. Burk Rival, Clemen , Astoria, brig Percy a Turner, Tahlt Salied—Bark Tuck Sing (Br), Marshall, Port Towns LT SATILLA. Ga, June 4—Arrived, schr Almeda Willey ery, Willey, Thomaston, ly l—Arrived, steamships Herm: lory, New York; Wyoming, teal, tld wossé, Hooper, Baltimore; schr Kate ant Salvador. » Dearborn, New York. schrs Xylon, M and Gen Banks, ‘Me Fariaind, ‘Peet donngon’ fia Mt Wetinell Thompron. and W Eligabethport, cperige achrs Armenia, Cole Philadel nee Port Johnson: B Ross, Cathea roline & Cornel Lord, and W Sailed. Sehr Alle Howes, from Philadelphia, Tor Ban or t Rew York for Gloucester: Lucy 7 Rockland: Nathatel stevens, Kennebec River for New Aen, Broadfield, Calais for ‘di ea Flower, Hyannis C oF iTcd—Atl fiefore reported,’ excepting schrs addie Ryerson repairing), Open Seay Adeline, Hamiin and 8 ower WILMINGTON, NC, June 29—Cleared, steamship Ben- ‘a loves, New WAWBHAM, June 20—Arrived, schrs Helen Mar, Han- nana New wYorks Frank | ning, Georgetown, DO, galled sehr Argo, Gurney, NeW York. gon—! Helen Mar, Hannah, New Yor WIOK! rh wie, "Sun ne 29— Arrived, schrs ‘Aimira T Row: aad, Fort Johnson, Elm City, Kelly, Hoboken. June $o—Arrived, achr Henry Lemuel, Jar- vis, Elizabethport. LLANEOvUs. ann ne ANANDA RADAR BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IM DI # ferent States, legal everywhere; desertion, Ac. suf joie vi eause j no publicity required; no charge until di granted. Advice tree. “i "HOUSE, Attorney, 1M Broadway, A IIERALD BRANON OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR «her of Fulton avenue and Bodrum st Open from 8 A.M. OY PM. On Sunday from 3 vo Hs Me