The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1874, Page 10

fn Mqnor, and that it was Mr. English, Sr., who first took him away irom home and vrougnt him to Jamaica. L. L His mother was uneasy during NEW YORK CITY. his s'ay there, and his fatner then took him to Edward D. Brown, of No. 6 Lighth avenue, W28 New York and seni him from there to Boston, Prostrated by te heat yesterday afternoon. | with Instructions how to proceed. Pready was a Dott Exchange yes'erd admonis! at the same time that it he dar Abs mecting of the Cotron Exchange yuercay | breathe a word of the aifair he would cut Lim to | 44 was resolved to adjourn over until Mooday. pieces, Hence J. was he did wor betray she old A rabid dog perished at the bands of Ofcer man unti! this tate day. The facts were commun McGovern last evening at No. 2) Hast Tenth sireet, WASHINGTON. WasminaTon, D. C., July 2, 1874. A Rumored Appointment to the General Postmastership. The President, it ts understood, has tendered the Postmaster Generalsbip to a well known poll- | tietan at present absent from the United States, cated by letter to Mayor Hanter by Mr. McKenzie, who bas been to considerable expense tn the mat Joseph Frager, no home, was fouud sick imthe ter, and claims that a share of the re- | whose name 18 Kept secret until tt shail be street yesterday and sent to Bellevue Hospital by ward is due him. The police are lOk- | xnown whether he will accept the office, It 18 the police mg after Mr. English, Sr. Ihe temperance | F . New J p em of the Ninth regiment ladies are quite chagrined over the result | thought the appointment will be made from ee ees 606: Os siment or their enterprise in. that’ quarter. The | Englaad. Will meet at the armory Wednesday evening, July Mayor on June 25 received a letter rom Rev, Dr. | Treasury Appointments. & 10 organize u rifle cid, At the recent commencement at Dartmouth Col- Jere the honorary degree of A. M, was conferred upon Mr. Hosea B. Perkins, of this city, Jacob Meyer, aged ten, of No, 631 Ninth avenne, was severely titien by @ dog last evening, at the Pentecost claiming toe reward for the return of | a | Mr, James G1iflilan, formerly Chief of the Division youug English. The clergyman said one-hall the | ory oans of the Treasurer's office, and at present Bum he proposed to devote to the cause of temper. | , ance, and the other he should use for his own ben- | Chief Cierk of the Treasurer's office, will be ap- efit. The subject was referred to the Corporation | pointed to succeed Mr, HL S Vanderbilt as Ap- tment Clerk of the Treasury Department. Mr. Counsel, and the question 1s now fnally disposed of. Tne’ Mayor wii not send for Freddy, Brookiyn | PO!" ibis chief couruer of Forty-Utta street and Nimth avenue, having had enough of him. Conant took the oath of office to-day before Chie kaward Grand, of No, 22 Albany street, was |. !ke following is the letter of Superintendent | Justice Cartter, of the Supreme Court of shis Dis- ‘ rom t MoKensie siluded':— © his duties as Assistant found suferiag from the heat in the street yester- Arruczon Taxronany Hown, trict, and entered upon ud conveyed to the Park Hospital by the po- | Secretary of the Treasury. mber of Commerce has adjourned for the No, 43 Fouur Wear Stamm, cane tate . isstor Survey 0: eo - To His Honor, Mayor Homren, Broosiyu, ¥. ¥.:— | Re Canam mF v nana sm—the boy Freddi¢ Eugiish was put in my | ae mmer; no meetin vill be he t ve > ommtssio eum it ' ngs will be held unt the first f tout the kidnappers. Iwill ulso state thatever | Tne following have been appointed a con) Tuursday in October, unless called for a special since my return from your city I myself and some of our | to examine and report on the mouth of the Missis- Sout Boston, Jay ly 18% sissippi Delta. ¢ last Thursday, with orders to spare no pains to | , best detectives have been at work on this case, in cou- - mays —a 1s White and shail nee x pany with the boy, and have searched every inch ot Sippi River. Army Engineers—General 4 ptroller Green reports the following dis- ferriiory around ‘Boston. we must with some doubt ajexander and Colonel Gomstock, Civil Engine ements and receipts of the Treasury y°ster- &* regards the truth of the bov’s story. I have used cers-W, Miner Roberts, J. D. Whitcomb Sickles, detect these doubts and have Iaid every possible the toy. Alter layin ng a r Y Sebags | Bee OF enatt cat eh ae cea heen? satent foeeeeedas | of the Union Pacifo Raliroad, and Profeasor | bring out the following acknowiedyment:— | Mitchell, o! the Coast Survey. | “the tather 0: the boy, being hired or connected with | Fe enses of Government for the Month | the liquor dealers who had cases pending ia your courts, fol'owed thts boy Irom his home when sect on au errand | of June. The payments made irom the Treasury by war- ant’ Wok him to solve asylum in Jamaica, sowewnere bear your city. After detaiming hii there some weeks, Z ees em i June, 74, €! from the said place, conducted him to New | Pants during the monty of Sun | —Ciaims and pay rolls paid, No. of warrants, 888, amounting to $169,202; receipts, $46,024, OMcer Cornish, of the Nineteenth precinct, ex- tinguished a mad dog at ten o'clock last evening in Sixty-seventh street, hesween Lexington and Dhird aveaues. The unimul bad previously vitten @ child. About Nalf-past ten o’clock yesterday morning findiig that his mother was Very anxious about im, hin the most valuable seal in the zoological collection | inst whsle sory, which he now telle wird Mr. Pentes | (UOWS:— | e mi va je 8 the Zoological collection — this whole story, which he now tells, and Mr. Peate- 1 $5,214,371 58 | coat oie) On account of civil and miscellaneous. $ 5 | cost’s name: aud’ also told him that it he did not ‘stick {40,49 at the Hippodrome threw up uis fins and retired ¢"tnat sory or plot he (his father) would cut him to War seneeee 4)140, 486 08 + 1,451,271 68 | from the geme of Iie, He was valued at $1,500. he Knowit people say that he died m accord nce e arrived i Bostoo tag With che wishes of the neithboring residents, WhO | qqcftt ne ON OT Or a ttosed ite wrould be ave all along objected to the peculiar st¥le Of DiS his deatn. ow, sir, please Inform me what to do wih | Yoice. the boy. He surely Counot return with safety to his father, and T-DAve spared no Work oF expense to bring | this ahatier to the ‘wartace, determined that justice should be done let it fall where It would, and remember the means used in ferreting out the matter were means ‘used and taken out ot funds needed in my work. Now Gon't tains itis best ty. let this gointo ihe public press atonee, at least until I am advised from you what | course wo take; or 1 will bring the boy aud you can tase leces. The he Kev. Mr. Ps a , Navy. Fhe se iy apie ag, Mt Femuicw’s was | avy Total WAS $12,512,325 62 | The above does not include payments msde on Account Of interest or principal of the public debt Of the United States. The Protection of Government Telegraph Lines. ‘Yhe Secretary of War, in a general order, has THE JOLLY BREWERS, ‘The West side brewers had a grand turnout yes- terday to Lion Park. They paraded in au imposing procession of wagons, buried in evergreens and - his own story. It I bring the boy] must ask and ex- | : " Bas with American and German fags, A band | Pecy'vou'w pay he cxpenves 1imesr. “nnsmuciap thig | Published, for the information of the army, the act dtscoursed spirit stirring music. King Gamprinus . wail do away with all the question of tae reward Twill passed at the last session of Congress to protect say, in behalf of this home, that you should reward eforts by 4 donation to an lustitution thatis not lot help ng all, Brookivn and other cities, as well as our own neizhbornood. Please telegraph at once whetuer | shall ine, My Une is very inuch eeeupied. | Yours, very re- specttully, D. BANKS McKENZit, Superintendent: and his pet goat and golden goblet appeared in ail “A their glory with mighty barrels and little lager Kegs. The rear of the procession was brought up by a colored gentieman in @ baroucie with a White coachman and two horses, He bore a target | and signified to every saloon Keeper as he passed, | SENSATION IN MUSICAL OLRCLES, construction by the United States, to pe punished wich unmistakable pesture, that he would like | by afine of no! less than $100 ‘nor more than something to drink, The marshals were incusted What Became of Mr. Gilmore’s Diamond | ¢) 000, or witi imprisonment not exceeding turee &n¢ armed with sabres and decorated gorgeously | Tipped Baton. | years, or both. With sashes and badges, All the processionisis iagads pay = eee oo ices We wate wore green branches and flowers in their tats, | Three years ago Brooklyn boasted a Ctoral aence of Secretary at The affair provoked a good deal of amusement as Union, since numbered among the things wat | ington. Se Joly Rane atterennasVeDUes Bud they Lad ® | were,’ 1, was proposed in 1872 to getup amin- | Secretary Bristow will leave Washington to- nee | dature jubilee at the Rink in that city, and the morrow for Louisville to attend tne {uneral of an services of Mr. Gilmore were engaged for the great . uncle of nis wife, and will be absent about ten event. The gentleman named came to Brooklyn days. and conducted the arrangements and rehearsals, | and generously declined to receive any compensa- | sicging the President. tion for his services. A subscription was taken | The ante-room of the Executive Mansion was up to the close of business hours occupied by a large up among the members of the Union and a dia- men Eee a entation enantoneuber number of dismissed female employés anxious to secure Executive influence to reinstat office. The President intended to leave to-mor- Der. There were 2,327 persons arrested in the City of took piace, and to this day the genticman jor Whom it was designed has not received it. Those | row night for Loug Branch, vut the press of busi- ess way delay his departure, Churches during the month of June. The majority who contributed to the baton want to know what THE AMATEUR ATHLETES, hnes of telegraph coustructed or used by the United States from malicious injury and obstruc- destroy any of the works or property or material | of any telegraph line constructed or in process of The public schools will close to-day for the sum- mer vacation. Tne tree of knowledge wili not again be climbed until the first Monday of Septem- of arrests were Jor violation of corporation ordi- yecame of it. Inquiry has developed the tact that — | the baton, which cost $160, bas been lying in the The police have been tmstructed to kill unmuz possession of a a, — pastes pa: who | eled dogs on sight; but little attention appears to a8 deen waiting the pleasure of the other ex- ts as to the manner oi the presen- be paid the animals, which were never more nu. Sioral Untonete. Hm FO bee pee: | | | . Gi wil doubt! celvi Merous than at present. tation, and Mr. Gilmore will now doubtiess receive | | the jJewelled wand and weave anew tue enchunt- The Temperance Ladies’ Union report that dar- ing spell of music. tng the past three months 39 meetings have | iss been held tn churches, 500 visits have been paid | WESTCRESIER. saloons by committees, 400 druggists and gro- —_ po been visited with one pledge, 105 saloons ve been ciosed, $10 worth oi tracts per have been asatrisnted, oO raniseiiers, Calreudera thorities of Sing Sing have concluded to pubitcly ofa hurdle, the running of a@ race or the artistic @runkards ana intemperate women Dave risen for celebrate the anniversary Of the nation’s birthday manipulation of the dumbbells and clubs, Night Prayer and 13 jotved the Church, The meetings | in an appropriate manner. | alter night a goodly audience has gathered to ex- and gredter results are an tiet; arene He, sumtuer, | Daring the past week twenty-four convicts have pregs its admiration of the skill evidenced vy the Baders ip the fail. if been removed irom the New York Tombs to Sing young men who stepped into the arena from the Sing prison, the terms for which they have been various gymnasiums of the city. In tae main, the “sent up” varying from twenty years to one-tenth | >. rormances have been relly excellent, rivaling of tuat period. James P. Sanders, the lawyer who was shot and those of pro/essionals, and 6 healthful impetus has been given to the prevalent desire for supposed to have been mortally wounded, by Au- gust Lacnaume, in the city court room at Yonkers, | Ou Tuesday alvernoen, Was yesterday pronounced | of to-day as well as anything else. Hippodrome came to a close last evening with o | more than usual by spirited exhibition, From the | first performance it bas been clearly demonstrated | that tae New York public is deeply mterested in For the first time in many years, the village au- TRAGEDY IV A BROOKLYN TEYENENT HOUSE. eS oe Rum, Degradation and Wife Murder— Another Temperance Lecture. There came to the surface iu the slums of life in Brookiyn a very sad case last eventug, teaching a OUt of danger. lesson franght with meaning to suct as permit the Thomas Wilson, a marble cutter, who has for taste for strong drink to stifle their better nature, | #9me time past been employed at Tuckahoe, threw About five o’clock Dr. White was aummoned to at- | Dimself in front of an express train on the Harlem Railroad, near Scarsdale, yesterday morning, and tend Rose Stone, # woman who was lyingon &® Fis literally dashed to pieces, It ls not kuown gratume for members of ‘tue following organiza. wretched pallet of straw, saturated with blood, Im what prompted him to perpetrate the rash act, tons only:—New York Athletic Club, ® closet, about five by six feet, in the back base- | Deceased was about fifty-five years oid. | Turnverein, New York Caiedonian Club, Young . | 'Men’s Christian Association Gymnasium «nd ment of the three story brick tenement house | Much to the indignation and discomfture of the , Wood’s Gymnasium. Foilowing that was a series So, 403 Warren street, between Hoyt and Bond | Nquor dealers throughout the county, the new | of athletic performances, already reported in the atreets. The walls of the apartment, orden, more republican excise mili continues to grind slowly. HERALD, Which embraced battoure leaping, wrest- properly speaking, were besprinkled with nUman | On Wednesday alternoon the Commissioners met Ce ee eon Onn atten iiemniber: eke oe eaten aimost to @ jelly. The Doctor found that | was the second meeting of the Board since the Could hardly be excelled, so tar as Variety 18 con- Ber skull was fractured in severai places, The legality of its official status has been assured, on police oi the Third precinct were summoned, and cerned, ; YESTERDAY'S MATINEE PERFORMANCE, Tinet. casted aan dtiy iparioese {tig probable that | rhe rst event yesterday alternoun Was the 450 the eying woman was convesed in an ambulance — jicenses issued last year Will be granted. yards race; tae first prize @ gold medal, the sec- to the Long Island College Hospitai, waere “ 4 cond asilver medal. The course was around can Gmicts welt i ot itbion | The closing exercises at Union Free School, No. the ae Six pe starte: 7 U race ‘a z 2 run in fine style, and was won vy Mr. Thomas B, that her caso. was hopeless. Later in | © 0% Yonkers, the leading bagi oeirers Meera Teaineay or Moukerk RT. the evening the murderer, George Stone, was 1 the county, took place on Wednesday evening york “was a good second, followed hutiy vy Mr. arrested while wandering about the neighvorhood, in presence ol a large number of interested spec- and wus locked ap im the Butler street station tators, Tne commodious assembly hall was ar- | Bouse. He had nothing to say and appeared to be tistically adorned with flags, flowers, evergreens s.upefied (rom whiskey. The antecedents of the and ilumimated mottoes, Among the visitors Who occupied seats on the platiorm were Mayor | The programme cises to which the muscles can be submitted. On the first day there were vaulting, rope climb- ing, racing and tossing the caber. On Savurday evening, June 27, there was a spectal pro- defence,” Was tue second item gramme. So lar as we were able to observe, “La Savatte” consists in two men facing each other ana then fighting wito bands and feet as best Joseph C, Austin, of Fordnam, “La Savatte,” which is agreeably translatea upon the programme as the ‘Frencn wanner of risoper are pecuilarly illustrative of the evils of vemperance. He is about jorty years of age, and | Masten, Kev. Dr. Stratton. R. Eckeinyer, President was born in the United States. A lew years@go of the Board of Education of District school No. 2: Brone, who is most respectably connected, was | William McFarlane, President of the Board of they may. Regis Senac and André Christo), Worth @ fortune, was head of a prosperous busi | Alaermen; Junn W, Oliver and other local celebri- also known as “Le Petit Chasseur,” appeared ag ness firm of builder d owned severa; houses in ties. After the programme for the occasion had | contestants ior the prize—a silver inedal anda Various parts of Bruokiyn. He iormed @ taste been carried out in @ manner which gave ant purse of $10. They clawed and Kicked each otier for whiskey Grinking. wet with busi s reverses, versal satisiaction to the numerous auditory, the jor a witle, apd tuen some mysterious and occult rank deeper, and Unally abandoned work alto- members of the gradu«tng class received their imteiligeace decided the mateb over and tne prize ether for the indulgeuce of his depraved appetite. 18 family connections discarded him. About one month ago be moved into the wretched abode | above described, and there disposed of every rem- nant Of furniture and clothes, save that which bia wie, himself and two children tad on. The chil- Gren are @ girl ove yearso/ age aud a boy of four | years. The wile Was also dissipated. Yesterday Woruing he went out aud purchased the ‘uli ct a | #oda water Dottie of vile whiskey, and, return. | tpg, announced that he would have the hearts’ diplomas at the bauds of City Judge K.P. Baird, awarded to Senac. who availed himse!f of the occasion to accompany For the “one mile walk” there were fourteen the presentation witn some appropriate remarks gtarters. Ten of them thought they lad other en- 0. @ practical character to the graduates, gagements belore they got throngh and only jour | eter tore ee rere passed we Phe oe nag ek, : . NE won by Mr. T. McEwen, of New York, to 8m. 3&3. EW JERSEY. Mr_Jobn Henderson was a fair second.” The Win: ner’s prize Wag a diamond medal. THE EVENING PERFORMANCE. In the evening the entertainment began with the “nop, step aud jump” contest, Cornida, the Newark Italian, who was stabbed tn | the back by Porios, a feliow countryman, last Sun- | biwod of all the Payista in the house. He | red &6 feet 1 inch, and took the first prize, @ paciti “ day night, nas cheated death for the time being, 8¢° le io ‘St Dl y & | w pacifiea, x | . pont becunsuts of the trope cellar, a'Mrs. Monga ang | 80 yesterday left the hospital, convalescent. ELT hore a cht. ae Mrs, Hughes, with whom be shared tue fire water. | In Newark yesterday a@iternoon, about four The dumo-bell encounters created some little ex- Whue (ius engaged Be attacked bis wile, calling | orclock, the stables attached to the Farmers’ and | citement. in the “veavy single duinb-vell contest, ¥ injaous cames and ually taking hola of ner | A. Pennell, on Plane street, were burnea With band trom the ground,” Mr. : , by soe alr be ge ee bon tatty sora were all rescued, but a fine cow | of Wood's Gymnasiuim, Was an eusy Victor, taking d their sleeping apa H J 7 ‘4 | the silver goblet as drst prize. there on the straw her head and face with the | Was cremated alive. The loss is about $1,590. | “Then came a tourney between bim and Mr. F. woda water vottie, When the neighbors came in _ Sends dn coh torth es ce Phe oo eel ar | Jersey City, was concluded yesterday in the Court by the authoritie: a ay angie { of Sessions, and the jury rendered a verdict of not | euil District Attorney Garretson will next THE BROOKLYN EXCISE MYSTERY EX- comin the State against Joho Shannop The trial of John F. Allard for alleged arson, 10 | gteinhacn, of the N. Y. i. V. Mr. steinvach raised the 100 pound bell nine times at arm’s length, and was followed by Mr. Pennell, who raised it rapidiy twelve times. The uages, for some Teason known to themseives, awarded the victory | aud the prize, @ diamond medal, to Mr. Steinbach, city, and Mr. Harry Howard, of Gien Cove. It waa a’“catch a8 you can’ match, and was svon over, Howard winning the first two falis after a stupend- ous struggle. He received the prize, @ silver medal. The performance closet with a hurdle race of is ‘ ell was offered a pri PLAINED, | ‘A special term of the Essex county Oyer and | rtd kg ee eeeons pene) OC Sateen | Terminer will begin next Tuesday. Bertram, the ‘The real heared of the evening came oaaeie Freddy English’s Alleged Abduction | 0o-conspirator in the Gardner-Riesbeck case, will Wresting bout between Mr. A. Renmie,@e may be tried, and if they are anxious about it, as they | professed to be some months ago, the city official | alleged conspirators in the Springfield avenue job. A lawyer of Jersey City Heights named Robin- fon, Was committed to the lunatic asylum at 00’ yar: Maan dour hasdi $ leet pel ; in whicu four hurdles, measurin| Suake Hill yesterday by County Physician Stout. | ainghes, were jumped. Mr. A. Reed carte” away He bad been an inmate of that institution for | the first prize, a gold medal, making the distance Wiree years and It was supposed he was cured. | in 1434 minutes in the tinal heat; Mr. Joseph O. When Te waa discharged he showed his violent | Austin, of Fordhain, was awatded the second temper again by Making aN attack On his mother. prize, a silver cup, and Mr. A. Renuie the third, @ The Fire Commissioners of Jersey Gity call for | sliver medal. the following appropriations for the ensuing | * year:—Salaries, $90,296 34; buildings, apparatus and repairs, $9,000; pramting and stationery, $400; | horses, harness and lood, $11,000; supplies, $2,000; | Cleared by the Boston Police, At iast some light has been thrown upon the singular statement of Master Freddy English con- cerning bis pretended abduction by unknown men and confinementina farm house near Bos- ton. It will be remembered that the boy in qui tion Was employed, together with bis mother, in the month of Apri) last, by the Women’s “Tem- perance Praying Band’! to visit liquor saloons on Sunday and procure evidence upon which to con- Vict the dealers in spirits and effect the revoca- tion of their license, For three sundays the boy detective of Bourvon, a youth of fourteen years, ” 2 bureau of combustibles, $160; expenses at head- | n Js) f his nma, r- . P ad- | + , q * aster erate ar pe roccsa A gin | quarters, $150; telegraph, gas, coal and wood, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. ps—seventy-two —snd procure mM- | $6,000; sala and legraph for Greenvuie, pee in small bottles at each place. ach | $6,750. Total, $125,946 54. | DATES OP DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE sample was labeled with the name of the dealer | tERRIPIO THUNDE: = | _________ MONTH OF JULY. 5 ane the date of purchase. Complaints were BSTORM 4T TRENTON. i Steamer. | Sails Office. louged vefore the Commissionere of Excise in each | A Church Struck by Lightning. Oceant {July 6 19 Broadway. case and the day of trial arrived. The ladies were At halt-past six o'clock last evening one of the | [ity of Paris...... ely Ig i road ae jubilant. Two licenses were revoked after the ‘Sercess thunder storms on record prevailed at | China........... jay 4 is Bowing Green seventh or eighth case had been examined. But | Trentoa,N.J., during the continuance of which | Anrerica. oc iSUy £1 ements Ow ine eae Fowl oonsterstiou was creaced wOen, the teport | the spire of the Third Presbyterian cnasch was Hermann sabia! iyuly Bipremnen vd Bowling Greon h prea one day in Ma} e ac : Olsatinessess (July (8. /Hasmburg, 61 Bro > auc t f- gtruck three diferent times by lightning which set " purg../6! Broad way, et lauaguces com tenstan iat et ‘tena fire to the steeple, The entire Fire Vepartment Wier at Hi] Liverpook: ‘0 Brosd wake June the ‘missing boy called on che 4 ~ ‘ned AY Was called out and promptly responded, but the | © July W./ Liverpool. |9 Broadway: eee eta nd told Ming evs Me Pent; | incessant etrain oi Water at this great ieight bnrat | Washington. ""[Juiy MH. [tlavre.....|:8 Brandway. faving oeop drugged by strunce mag ieee Yount | the hose and rendered the efforte of tne firemen , Rhem Taly 11] Bremed'.!2 Bowling Green ued Uaaome OF the tureres toa ni ork, | mtue, Fortunately, the rain poured down jn tor. | 1aano. igaly M4: Tivernool. 29 Kroad way, Seen taken to Boston, From the Hide oy Teey | Tents, thus quenching the Names without human | goer sc [gly 18: Liverpool: Bowlin Green p oie peered tO a coun te be had | gid. ‘fhe storm lasted fuily an hour. ‘The frequent | heck AA tlh a pl aaa! cee De worked. On 8 farm Leing ome | long streaks of lightning were followed by the | aimanac gor New York=This D: lowely Watcled shat he could noteemene | most deafening peals or thunder, thus forming pit bee bu ay et then. The minister rook tne voy seene terrifically grand. ne AUN AXD MOON, | 45 | HIGH WarKn, 0 0) ; subsequently accom Snn rises. 93] Gov. Island,.mora 11 nied bim to Brooklyn, Where he was restored to | TES? OF THE 8ST. LOUIS BRIDGE, Sun peta. . * 794] Sandy Hook. morn 10 2 mother, The trials were resumed, the boy once | be car ~ | Moon rise: eve 10 39| Hell Gate, eve 12 66 more appearing \or the prosecution, The secoua | Sr. Lovrs, Jane 2, 1974. ay of the triai he refused turther to testily, A final and very severe test of the St. Louis and wer. On Thursday last he was, at the requestof % ens ¢ Bostom ponce, Who hada c to bia case, re. | Nlinois bridge was made to-day. Fourteen toco “purned to the Appieton Hor in that city, when ives, eweraging forty tons each, were placed PORT OF KEW YORK, JULY 2, 1874 mo: the Superintendent, Mr. P. Banks McKenzic, seven on each track of each arch, which produce CLEARED. prevailed apon the boy to disclose the a desiection of pwo ard # half inches on the centre | 7 | reia which fe delieved he possessed aren, which is §g0 feet long. Several other rests ies ge wching the abuetion, The purport of were made, ali of which were regarded as hi | gategmahip Deamers Gir, Gumnern vondon—9 W J a ed the youth’s confession was that hie lather was fatisfactory by a Jarge umber of dialinguss! Acting 0 gunJanetion wit the prosecuted dealers | engineers present, ‘teamsuip Sidonian (Br), Edwards, Glasgow—Hender- | son Brow 1,506,247 82 | © tion, which makes it a misdemeanor to injure or | The Dismissed Government Clerks Be- | them in | The week of amateur athletic sports at Barnnm’s , matters of muscle, whether they mean the leaping | athletic improvement, whic marks the direction | | of the wee has ranged over nearly all the exer- | New York | Phi . Carmichael, of New , upon the pro- Tie race was | Mr. A. Rennie | SHIPPING NEWS.| NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1874,—WITH SUPPLEMENT. Steamship Pommerania (Ger), Schwensen, Hamburg, ’o—Kunhardt & Co. Steainahip Widdrington (Br), Tait, Antwerp—Chas L Wright & Sweamnship Metropolis, Potter, Port au Prince, &c—New York and West India steamsnip Vo. ! ee urty of Meriaa, Timmerman, Havana—F | Alexandre & Sons. | “Steamship Isaac Bell, Blakeman, Norfolk, City Point | and Riehmond—Okl Dominion Steatnship Co. H steainship Ubesupeake. Jobngon, Poruand—J F Ames. | Ship Atlas (Nor), Larsen, London—Punch, Bdye & Co. “hip Palmetraet (Nor, Jacobsen; Dantzle—ietens & Bockmann, Sark Burnbrae (Br), Morphy, London—Heney & Par | a r. 2 Bark Nicolina (Ger), Ahiman, Plymouth—Funch, Edye 0. Bark Laz (Br), Oldrive, Penarth Roads—George F Bul- Je; Hark Martin (Aus), Tomassich, Cork or Falmouth tor orcors—Slocovich & Co, Bark Nicolo barabing (Tal, Piazza, Cork or Falmouth for ordera—Slocovieh & Oo. 4 irk Atal (Nor), Lands, Cork or ¥almouth—0 Tobias os | Bark St (tab, Cuneo, Waterford—Slocovich & | Park Jane Wiisnt (Br), Hall, Dantao—tienoy & Pare ker Bem Dr Paik (Ger), Haupt, Hamburg—Herman Koop | 1 Kawe (Rus), Pamelin, Rotterdam—Funch, kdye Bark Cattardin (Ital), Chiano, Antwerp~J 0 Seager. Bark Gauss (Ger), Steengrate, Bremen’ lierman* Koop & 00, Yatk Isabel (Are). Newhall, Lubec 8 © Loud & Co. (A re Apa on rg tal), Jaccarino, Triest | Bark Estella, Pool, Cadtz—Brett, Son & Co. Bark Momtor, Eaton, Gfpraltar—Lunt Broa. ¥ark Henry Buck, Field, Batavia aud Sourabaya—Car- ver 4 Barnes, Bark Helen Angier, Staples, Rio Janeiro—Thos Norton & Co. Bark AJ Bonner, Bonner, Aspinwall—ilicks & Bell. Bark R A Allea, Tarr, Bi ton-"Henner & pinekney. Ba ee Allen, Gibraltar and Cadiz—Carver & Brig D R Stockwell, Harding, Gibraltar—Lant Bros. brig Anita Owen, Upton, asp.inwali—Marcus Bunter & 0. Brig C A Sparks, Powett, Aspinwall—James & Ward & 0. Sehr Gen Grant, Hall, Port Medway, NS. sebr Herbert & Mount, Brazos Santiago—Woodhouse & Budd. sehr Ada Doane, Nickerson, Baltimore—W Chalm on MM Kuo Small, Boston—Simpson, Clapp & achr 8 L Thompson, Hall, New Haven—H W Jackson Boop Emily, Dewick, New Haven—Ferguson & Wood. Fee ae nag sa Myacren, Pradelphisuaies Ugne wer Mayfower, Fults Philadelphia—James Hand. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND | | | HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. | Steamship Palm (Br), Pearse, Liverpool June 16, with | mase to © i Marshali & Co, June 28, lat 4% 50, jon 57 14, spoke Dark Nashwank (8r), from for New York. "| Steamship Holland (lr), Simpson, London June 14 | with mdse and Hé passengers tok WJ llurst, June 28, i ) lat 4259, lon 53 04 passed a German bark, from Ah 4 jor New York, showing signal ys JBNM,; 29th. lat 4s Jon £8 22, passed an Anchor !ine steamship, bound E. Steamship state of Virginia (Br). \dier, Glasgow June 21, via Larne 27d, with mdse and passengers to Austin Baldwin & Co, Steamship Assyria (Br), Greiz, Genoa May 23, Leghorn | enton | 27th, Naples 29th, Messina June 2 Valermo 34 9th, Gibraltar Ith, and Cadiz 18th, with mdse and 61 assengers to Henderson Bros, June 21, lat 3625, lon 29 | fa, passed the wreck of a vessel of about 50) tons, bottom | | up, and appareniy a long Ume in that condition. Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray. Aspinwall June 24, Co. | “Steamship City of Hava with mdse and passengers 23th, 30 miles S of Carysfo Phillips, Havana June 27, F Alexandre & sons, June Light, spoke schr J M El. 764%, sehr Hannah F Baker, irom Montego Bay tor New York; July 1, lat $7 40, lon 74'30, steamship Crescent City, hence for Hava Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Norfo'k, City Point | and Richmond, with mdse and passengers to the Old Do- | minion Steamship Co. | Ship Sonora (of Boston), Paine, London May 29, with | | mdse to Frederic Baker. June 17 and 18, iat 4335, lon | 4 to %#, passed quantities of ice: also a large boat, painted black, full or water; 28th, James Kuch, seaman. England, feli overboard and wag | drowned.” ‘Took w pilot from bout Fannie, No 17, 65 miles BE ot Sandy Hook. | i sete Winged Hunter, Small, Boston 3 days, in ballast i master. | Bark Adelina (Aus), Cragnaz, Bordeaux 47 days, with mise to order. | | Bark Atlas (Sp), Viera, Cadiz 63 days, with mdse to | Romain & Wright; vessel to Miller & Houghton, Bark Braziltera (Nor), Larsen, Rio Janeiro via Hamp- ton Roads 54 days, with coflce to BG Arnold & Co. | | Bark Swallow (of Dartmouth), Wilson, Rio Janeiro via | Hampton Koaas, with coffee to order; vessel to master, Crossed the Equator June 1, In lon 38. Bark Trait Union (of Turks Island), Ballou, St Marc 12 Gaya, with logwood to ': Murray, Jr. Brig Water Witch (of Baltimore), Knight, Pernambuco g8ctaya, with sugar to A FL Crossed the Equator May in lon «3 30 Brig Valero (of Haliiax), Thompson, Matanzas 8 day: with sugar to Simon de Visser; vessel to J F Whitney’ Sehr Sea Lark (of Brixham), Hillens, Menton 63 days with irut to Phelps Bros; vessel to@'F Builey, Passed Gibraltar May 28, ~chr SF Thurlow (of Harrington), | axed <8 years, of 8 duva, with sugar to Breit. son & Co. Schr BE V Glover, Wiid, ieorgetown, “0, 5 days, with naval stores to Doliner, Potter & Co: vessel to ED Hurl. | but & Co. Schr Yankee Doodle, Pillsbury, Virgima. gelir Dexter, Urrica, Virginin, Schr Woodruft sims, Pharo, Virginia. Scar Jamestown, Bunnell, Georgetown, DC, for Hud- | gon. Passea Through Hell Gate. BOUND 80UTH. | Steamsnip Gen Whitney, Hallett, Boston for New York, with md+e and passengers to HF Dimock ‘Schr H G Bird, Macomber, Vinaliaven for New York, ith stone to Briage (0. Wichr Penisylvaula, Ewing. Pawtucket for Philaael- ia. Sehr Nathan Stevens, Radcliff, New Bedford for New York. $e ‘hr Cocheco, Shepherd, Rockland for New York, with it to order. . che Emmna & Eilen, Gall, Port Jefferson for New ‘ork. Sehr Emma Schr Orion, Smith, Fall River for New York. enr Mary’ Chapin, Gllinan, New London for New York, with fish to order. Sehr Saratoga, Nickerson, Gardiner for New York, | with jumper to ofter. York. Schr D M French, Childs, Boston for New York. Sehr Betsy & Ann, Smith, Providence for New York. Sehr Deborah Joues, Jones, Bangor for New York, with lumber to Mowe, Coe & Benson. Sehr Mark Farmer, Foster, New Bedford for New York. sehr War Steed, Phinney, Boston for New York. sehr Carrie Jones, Holbrook, Rockland tor New York, with lime # hay to order. | Sehr Plow Boy, Shaw, boston for New York. | Sehr Ls Barnes, bgbert, Boston for New Yo | Sehr Silas Gramard, Buell, Portland tor New York, witn stone to order. Schr J Ponder, Ir, Brown, Beverly for New York, Sehr Lady Antrim, Varker, Wareham for New York, cy to Parker Mills Co. | en) Ella F Crowell, Howes, Hyannis for Philadel- 1 Pischr Eliza A Anderson, Clark, Poruand for Savannah, with stone. Schr M Vassar, Jr, Winchester, New Bedford for New York, with pox Doards to Mason & Lane } setir Sarah Maria, Atkins, New Haven for New York, wih roofing material to N &yan. | _ Sehr M L | wittl plaster to J Bov sehr L A Burlingame, ! York. SehrZ L Adams tons Son & Co. Burlingame, Boston for New z ckerson. Boston for New York. Scar Koret, Young, Kowsoinham for New York, with lumber to John » Creea. Selir Constitution, Young, Boston for New York, Schr bva Diverty, Gandy, vrovilence tor New York. Schr 8 L Stevens. Boston tor New York. sehr Sarah, Harper, ‘all River for New York. aejCiit Hannah £ Brown, Sackett, Fall siver (or Haver. raw Schr Native, Debart, Hartford for New York. Schr Thos Hull. Brown, Providence for New York. Sehir Chief, Smith, Nerwieh tor New York. | ycehr Thomas W Owen, stnpeon, Providence for New | York. Senr G W Whistler, Boston for New York, Schr Fredonia, sears, Newport for New York. Schr Alquizar, sharp, Providence for New York. Sehr Fleetwing. Kenniston, Providence for New York. Sehr Alien Gurney, Gurney, New Haven for }ew York | sehr Artemus Tirrell, Atwood, Kennebec Kiver for | New York, with Ice to master, Sehr Louisa Frances, Keily, New Bedford for New | York, with box boards to Mason & Lane, | ySctir Tomas B Smith, Bowman, New Bedford for New ork. Schr Hero, Baker, Salem for New York. Steamer #lectra, Young, rrovidence for New York, With mdse and passengers BOUND EAST. Steamship Chesapeake, Jonson, New York tor Port- and. Schr Souvenir (Br), Hatfield, New York for St Johns, NF, | _ Sehr White Star (Br), Raynard, New York tor St John, | Sehr 8 Klane, Firtler, Hoboken tor Yarmouth. P mor Maria & Hearn, Morrell, New York tor New Bed- ord. Schr Angie & Emma, Millbank, New York for Noank. Schr mmy Ford, Alien, New York for Portland, © Gates, Piermont for Newburyport Merwin, Bunce, Newburg for Fall River, 1, Danton, New York tor Taunton. man, Coleman, New York ior ton. McGarr, Clinton Point tor Providence, Nash, Sauuders, New York for Newoury- Schr Samuel | port, land. sehr Samuel P Goodwin, Williams, New York for New Haven, Schr Flyaway, nos, Hoboken for Providence. he sehr a Jd | don cehr Orlando Smith, Ferris, New York for Portchester. Selir J 8 Terry, Mitchell, Hoboken for Providence. Sehr Henry Gibl Hawkins, New York tor New Bed- Behr Martha Nichols, Roes, Port Johnson tor Newbury sehr GL Daboll, Rackett, New York for Greenport, . | Bebr Tants Lepew, baker, oboken for Byanois. Behr Twilight, Robinson, Alexandria for New Haven, | Sehr Nightingule, Young, Hoboken for New Bediord. SAILED. Steamships Pommerama (Ger), Hamburg; Denmark (Br), Lond. Caledonia (Br), Uh: uw; Kagle (Br), Liv- | erpool; Arragon (Br), Bristol: City of Merida, Havana; Metropolis, amulton (Bermuda) ; ships success, Bristo Lord Lyn. nurst (Br), Liverpool; barks AC Meyers (Ger) Cork: Emma (Aus), do or Falmouth; Boschetto (Ital) | Salvador Utal, Kmimanuello Risse , Ann (Au { Rosa B (Ita), Adsyria Ital), Principessa M Vitroria (Ital) | and Angelind (tab, do do, Dussovicn A (Aus), Sligo; | Sirrah (Nor), Antwerp, ignasto (ital), Marseilies) Aker | Nor), Amsterdam; Northern Chief (Bf), London ; Ennes sus), Antwerp. brigs Cora (Br), Polit-a-Pitre; Kthel volten (Br), St Pierre; John Sherwood, Stockholm, An. | ostura Br), Ciudad Bolivar, Excelsior (Br), Hamilton ermuda { Maritime Miscellany. The purser of the steamship City of Havana, from Ha- vana, has our thanks tor the prompt delivery of our | Blow and despatches, Hane Amy, 291 tons, built at Charlestown, Mass, in 164, | naa been sold at Lon'ton Scan Lucy M, Young, from Menatee for Cedar Keys when dear Bock Sage. June 14, was suadeuly overturned | wreck. Mrs. | cared tor, t i | Captain Trask wero left in charge of the wreck. No | Pensacola: Irensides, Austin, Galveston; bark Florella, | with mdse and passengers to the Pactflo Mail Steamship | gh \ anidge, trom peuple for Philadelphia ; 30th, lat 33 10, lon swiit & Uo: vessel to master. | Tabbott, Cardenas | nr Alice © Noyes, Baker, New Bed‘ord for New | Hamilton, Calais tor New York, ‘Schr Emma Thomas, Littlejohn, Hoboken for Port | fund. sebr Charger, Iunt, Hoboken for New Bedford. | pine John Bandviph, Fitch, Port Jotmson for New | ford, | Chapman, Lathem, New York tor New Lon- | ford. | 1 repout. ance poard, | William & Al Ludlow, do; David Dy eae Tek aud chi apis cored woman | Ames do; Joho M Broomall, Douglass, doi Ear ranma te rasan iy Somat | Weta Bact father Moe teat fo Macy Wakaweuee Weaver, Weaver, do: Thomas W Haven, Cain, do; Nick: do: L 8 Levering, Corson, do; Mag- | fee mith, Green, do: JD Page, Haley, do: aenti harp, Hand, do; Luxabeth B Einery, Compton, a ted in sollision as gold her cargo | Scue Hungtstra Summons, before re with steamship Huuter, off Moutaak, Of coal at Newport, and. will make temporary repairs cig Hain. nos Simibetn | boy; dob there and proceed to Philadelphia. attery by | Rigkerads, Hondowt: Alice a Basse k off the Battery Dy losie, we, aw ken, Ce eee etre report wan s raid yesterday | Hoboken; baer Taylor, Dodge, foi 1 ria, afternoon and taken to the dry dock tor repairs. dnck, doz, Ana, Stratton, Port Johnson; Gov, Con s . ; Agricola, Failerton, do; Da Stoor Many Buizanera, Sullivan, of and from Newport Pinan 0014 rte pe tiers for Prov “ ‘i ng up the river | sloop ida B Val orton, Pougl Here ee ae se eos pratoat ull she | , Below—Sehre Kebecca M Smith, Twenty-one Priende,, tens steam, | 4L Butler, OD Withereil and Aldana Rokes; also a. ey oa Os he oo bined ae at dork pumping | foreign bark of 400 tons, painted Diack, with double top- t bound in. her out | bat ere Panada (Br), Webster, Liver WINTeRPORT, Mi ly 2.—TI amer Cambridge, via New York: barks Guibarien, Hopkins, Port | on her passage feted base Hi av for Boston, whet donia, CB: AO Bean, Cheney, Portland; brig Melrose rounding the point off Mill Creek,” near Wintorvorl | Gricys, Hamilton, Bermada;’ sehre entworth, | fame auddenly’ upon “wad ran into the wchr Bloowteld, | Mead, Fernandina: s VW Simmons, Williama, Bich in bai | Captain Trask, from Poston for Bangor, Ya, via Kennebec River: Charles Kelle: last, striking ‘the sehooner just abatt. the tore M Nelson, Howes, dos Buy State, Buck- rig and cutting her completely in two. Mr. In- graham, the maie of the steamer, with remarkabie celority’ lowered his boat and rescued Captain Trask his wife and one man trom the water, the other two men composing the schooner’s crew clinging to ‘he rask and the three rescued men were taken on beard the steamer by Captain Johnson and Mr, Thomas, second mate oi the steamer, and iled-—Steninship Canada ; ship Qnrdner Colby ; barks. Brothers, AC Bean snd ~abioncelio. BAULTIMOKE, July I—Arrived, schrs L A Knowles, Chase, Richmond, Me; K J Morrison, Lavender, Boston, Cleared—Schr Alimaretta, Merrill, Chariestor d—arrived, stewinsi.p Hibernian (Br), Archer. Iver. pool Wm Woodward, Young, New = T Ht Todd, javuire, Montevideo: + lizabeth, Hall, Havana; echr lives were lost, aud the Cambridge suffered no damage Wm. Crane, Howes, Boston. By he 0a Aeeealenaains Elizabeth, Clark, York; barks Glen Nevis (Bt), Warddle, Liverpool (Ger), Wendedorst, Bremeng. Sailed from New Bedford Juty 1, barks Sea Ranger, for \\ 4410: tanerboos, Inca sont ics sehrs 2 Steclmamy Atlantic Ocean; Mars, tor Pacific Ocean. Drie ee tO Rber, Sos canoe hills, ‘Boston; Chariocie A letter (rom Capt Fisher, of schr Aleyone. of Prov. Ince‘own, reports her at St Vincent May 13, with 300 bbls hpbk of!—humpbacks were plenty, and hadtaken allof 9%.) 00" Briss Geo Latimer, Anulies, and Ellen FL. that kind of oit he wanted. | BANGOR, June 30—Arrived, schr Hudson, Post, New A letter trom Capt Thompson, of brig Rosa Baker, of Yo Boston, reports her on Charleston Ground June 2!, hav- oe Schr HB Mahoney. Shepherd, New York. CHARLESTON, July 2—Sailed, Emma Crosby, for St ing taken 2% bbls sp oll. NB. sen TER, Del, July $—Arrived, échr WL Elkins, Lad bo Wilban Cohasset, Baker, do; Ida Bi dor Ho ne On, Cituse, New Bedford. Spoken. ohn. Schoolship Mercury, cruising, July 1, lat 40 40, lon 70 15, A swiek, Ga. wasup ew Wopid, vou Landon or New York, June 37. Mi APN" Sage Si arrived, sehr Hunter, Green, New Lenin etme oem Rowe, nen’ Mew Fowkitan, Ben: *Yinied—sebr Minaie Kinnie, Parsons, for Georgetown, Hark Almira Coombs, Langthorne, trom Brunswick, DY ST MACKIAS, June 29—Sailed, echrs Lugano, Dow,. Ga, ior Aspinwali, June id, lat 29, ion 70 22. bb: w York. ta | ane r GReES Ws The, $0— Arrived, sohee Ata, I Iphia; joni rr! oliver, Port OUR CABLE SHIPPING NZWs. eee. Fonadelphie i TORR RSS MONROE, July %—Arrived, brig Aabine: | (Nor), Blix, Kio Jouelro tor orders. og Ke nig prinabird (Br), Hassell (trom Pernam- uco), New rk. viewed ont Tark Galveston Ger) Kobnenkamp, from Richmond tour Bremen, * Loxpox, July 2, 1874. ARI FALL RIVER, June 2%—Sailed, schrs Xebec, Shrop- AAT Ales | shlre, Trenton; Marcena Munson, Jr, Dayton, Rondout Arrived at Liverpool July 2, ships Bi Capitan, Lincoln, | 2i—Arrived, steamship City of Dailas, Hines, New New Orleans; Star of India (Br), Bailey, Mobile; Prog- | "8" pancown po, June 24—vafled. schrs Wm D ress, Stephens, Galveston; Ladv Dufferin (Br), Fea, San | Hilton, Weaver, Providence; 25th, A H Mowe, Newbury, Francisco; barks Helios (Rus), Nyman, Baltimore: Pri- | 40. : mus (Nor), Melson, Boston, | Pe the July 1—Arrived, schr Ooi Ellsworth,. York. a hips Hi Tobiaxson, | 5: nad, Townsend, New Yorx. SHY, [SEERYL OY ODE Reweae Coney jaar wd, ‘ed, rk Ina (Aus), [vancich, Trapani, INDIANOLA, June 23—arrived, | Baylia, New York. ir Mudison Holmes, iY WEs?, June 25—Arrtved, schr Wenonah, Ryan,. Mears, Savannah, Arrived at Birkenhead July % brig La Plate (Br, , REY ensacola. | Kinne, New York. Cleared 2th, schra Asa Eldriage, Bahrt, Pascagoula; Arrived off Dungeness July 2 darks Hittero (Nor), 22d; Chas Lawzenco, Ulayign. Charleston. | | Waage, New York for Amsterdam; Seth (Aus), Tugmizza, | Gente. ate Ny en ot Genie ee “4 io Brewster, do do; Vesta (Ger), Mooger, do for Rotterdam. 1 ee Ct, June 30—Arrived, sloop Commeree, Tyler, Arrived at Deal July 2 barks Ben Nevis (Br), Colville, | WSSU" CPs aya Jniy 1—Arrived, steamship C! New York for London; Pillau (Ger), Leitke, Pensacois | Houson, Deri, New York, ¥ leans Giac for Harlingen; Maria Auger (Fr), Duran, New Orleans | Pete? ity of Galveston, Evans, New York. tor Rotterdam. | ared, ship Theobald, Adams, ‘Bordeaux; brig M W Norwood, Andrews, Boston. | Arrived at Falmouth July 2, brig Diana (Nor), Jonnas- sen, Wilmington, NO. Salied rem the Passes—steamship City of Galvestons. | Arrived at Bristol Jaly 2, ships Sarah Nicholson (Br). | barks Alianza and Josetina, | Selkirk, New York; Fair Wind (Br), Rawle, Pensacola | June 2%—Arrived up, bark Sarah Hobart, Pinkham, | Havana; brig Star, Cook, Cardenas. | NORFOLK, June’ 3)—Suiled, steamship Vanguard (ry, | “Arrived at Whitehaven July 1, bark Egremont Bn, | “NUR AYPOR \ dune Meealied, achrs Sarah Cullen, Kinnay, Darien. | Cullen, Philadelphia; Caroline Keitizle, valk, do, | arrived at Newcastle July 1, bare Aaalen (Swe), San- | NEW BEDE ND, June S0—Atrived, sehr Ann T tp sees Port Jounson; Golden Ray, Davis, New ork. w | July 1Arrived, schrs Muskee, McClintock, Millville, Nd B Wiliams, Russell, Poiladelpnia, den, Darien. Arrived at Cardift July 2, brig Amy (Br), Pinkam, York. ‘ailed¢—Steamer Panto Mills, Philadelphia; schre: | arrived at Greenock July % park Stanley (Nor), Nab ‘Patladium, Kyaer, New Yor&; W W Brainerd, Fitch, do; | vig. Darien: Angier, Besse, do; Waupousa, Brainerd, do; Orient, Sta- les, do. Arrived at Queenstown July 2, bark Waaja (Rus), Upp- "NEWPORT, June 30—Arrived, achra I P Ely, Stokes, man, New York. | pearowa toe po sailed ist; yacht Made- Also arrived 24, ship Queen of tho West (Br), Harta, | '*xaileu-tirg Ben Curver, Smart, Phitadelphia for Bose | Pensacola. ton: schrs Muskee, McClintock, Miliville, NJ, for New | » | Bedford; Allen H irowi der, Somerset tor New York; naires at Newry Joly 1, bark Elpi (Aus), Mareglia, ' Billow, Beil, Providence tor Ireaton: flarrie Ryan, Robe | Baltimore, bins, New Bedford ior New York; Minerva, Brightman, | _ Arrived at Borg (Finland), June 30, bark Medea Ger), | 484 J M Freeman, sidridge, Fali River for do; yacht Bradhering, New York. Bambler, Dayton, tor do. Suiied, US revenne steamer Moccasin, Davis, j Arrived at Rotterdam July 1, bark Nestor (Rus), Lau- | rin, New York. Jaly 1. Charleston: ache Win H Bowen, Golden, New vork, NEW LONDON, July 1—Arrived, Bropeller Utility, | Arrived at Helvoet July 1, bark Helen Sands, Bosford, ‘ Philadelphia tor Rotterdam. , New York. | Alexandria for Norwich; schr J Goodspeed, Hoboken, 1 vi —| i |. | arrived at Texel June $0, bark Pacifle (Nor), Johoson, | xine Sots Went ak bose ea enn, Annie Boll, Ei Sailed—Brig Perry, New Bedford; schr Dr Frankiin, | kins, Porto Rico; M 4 Lovell, Harris, Soutu Amboy. | New York for Amsterdam. wilneAtiyed,schrs Elias Moore, Warren, (eorgetowns. | iiiam jain, Mehatly, Portland, Me; Dreaanay; Arrived at Hamburg June $0, bark Penelope (Swe), | Hale, south Ainboy; A&E Baxer. Murray, New York? Overgaard, Darien, WH Sargeant, Sargeant, Baltimore: H M Ridgeley, An- derson, Payonia. Salled—Schr Niagara, Worden, New York. PORT DISVOVERY, June 2—Sailed, ship Pera (Pera), Bassagoita, Coquimbs (Child), PHI Plila, July 1—Cleared, sehrs Brave, Foss, Suerwood, Northport, 1.1; Cook | Arrived at Bremon June $0, ship Tellus (Nor), Harol- sen, Pensacola: barks Onkel (Ger), Hetmever, Philadel | | phia; Alamo (Ger), Bruderhausen, Savannah, | | Arrived at Antwerp July 1, steamship Presnitz (Br), | Bath; Louis Waish ri Hewett, New York. poy wank, ine. ¢ one: ge try ; ner ‘ary s Cadwalader, jcChain, Lynn; nnett, ans, yairivea June 3 barks Louise (Ger), Sabirus, New | Greenvoint’ Wu Dearborn, ‘Scull, Weymouth ;J Din ork. grahain, Dickinson, New bedford; W M Wilson, Brown, ‘Arrived at June 90, bark Blenheim (Br), Cottier, | ana B Rdwards, Somers Frovidence. a i 2d—Arrives ri Uharles ickeng (Nor). Terkersen, | Astoria, 0, via Queenstown. Piltag; barkentine Riota (uew), Long, Bath; brigs Apollo, SAILINGS. | Butler, Trinidad; Lije Hougiton, ose, L:+bou; schrs | Roque Mayo (span), Vatthouret. Baracoa; Nellie Chase. Sailed from Liverpool July 2 ships Sierra Nevada, | Norton Wernandina; iw H Clark, Pavten, rultone w3 Groxter, San Francisco: Duncraig (Br), Finlayson, do; | Graham, snith, wardiner; Emily'A Barth, Smith, Bel- | Rossignol (Br), Hatrleld, New York; barks Alf (Nor), be CC osnaleetia ic Poti ak ator tom % We oC Det I Paul & in | Wroldsen, Baltimore; Betty (or), Olsen, Philadelphia | taylor Boston aad cleared do; Dasid faust Bees | (has been reported sailed June 26); also the “Audens,” 40; Express Tilton, Ireland, Pittston; H & F Hastings, for ao. | Maino aretved, steamships Ratdesnake, Artic, Bosto | arrived, steamships jesnake, Artic, Boston; Also sailed June 27, steamship State of Alabama (Br), | Leopard, albertson. Fal! Rive: brig Waveriey, Terry, | Flint, New Orleans direct; July 1, bark Measel (Nor), Pe. | Bath; schrs Emma Bacon, Bearse, Boston} Young | 1 3 Teaser, Slocumb, New Beatord. dersen, United States. | Cleared—ship Hermine (Ger), daburg, Hamburg; park | Sailed trom Hull July 1, bark Antoinetta (Ans), | Heltos (Nor), Netlson, Dantztos schrs Webb, ‘Glass, | Btepanovich, United States, | SW Godirey, Godtrey, East Cambridge? a? 7 “4 Thomas K Pillsbury, Pitcher, Portland; J K Manni | Sailed from Cardi July l, PM, steamship Glamorgan | Gundy, Chatlenowi: Yolin Slasmanc addins, Campeihen? | Gn), Laybourne, New Yors. David Faust, sinith. do; Bessie Morris, Allen, and Veto, Henderson, Portsmouth, SIL; EM Fox, Case, Newport | _Sailed from Glasgow July 1, bark Germania (Ger), MV Cook, Faikenberg. Pull River; Aunie May, Simpson, Rombe! n Francisco. | Chelsea; George H Squire, Haley; 8 C Tyler, Barnett; Sailed from Londonaerry Jnly 1, barks Fitida (Nor), , © ig: cleared seeamanip. Continmese Weer, ott on. Boe, United States; Frateili Doge (Ital), Schiaffino, do. | cules, Peirce, Boston; schrs B B streaker, Vangilder, | Saiied from Hamburg June 30, bark Europa (Ger), | Cambridzeport: AJ Fabens, Anderson, Savangah Thos | | Borden, Allen. River. Janssen, United states. Sailed—Steaiuship Pennsvivania, Harris, Liverpool via ied trom Bremen June 20, ship Edgar (Bn, Brown, | Queenstown. errcioaery taal . sista salon | pRMWCASTLE, Del, July 2—Bark Hergen (Nor), passed ap | PM yesterday, in tow, and s Jd Spencer, d | _ Bailed from Antwerp July 1, steamship Colina (Belg), yesterday, in tow, and sebrs J.J Spencer, irom Bath Joh W Hail, from ‘Boston for Wilmington, Del, and. | Marr, New York; bark Soli deo Gloria Ger), Wienandt, | Charles E Kayont, trom #oston this AM, Passed down do. | hat evening, steauiship, Harrisburg, for Boston; barks | | Betty, for Bremen, and Rachel, tor Portland; brig Roau- | Sailed from Gibraltar, bark Sestri Primo (Ans), Sivori | one A 5 oe seurs mcucineet for Boptan, Lark. for 5 pS Dalais, Geo H Bent, tor Cambridgeport, and # B Streaker, (from Genoa May 31), New York. | for sale: is AM. bark Auszar, for Bantzic; brig Mana ——— | Hrisaria, tor Venice: sehr Brae, jor Portland: L.& Rome | mell, Salite S Godtrey, John Middleton. Jr, JK Mannin Woreign Ports, and Charles F Paige, for Boston, und. Winged! itweer, fOr INWALL, June 13—Arrived, bark Tidal Wave, Reid, Wellfleet. Schr Jonathan May, for Boston, anchored oft | Carditl; Mth, brig Alice Tariton, iucker, Boston’ 17th, | schr Ocean Belle, Thompson, Bluefields, | | pailed 12th, bark Abbic N Franklin, Means, Key West; here this AMand remains. Schr P Reisey, or Rich- mond, sailed this AM, having procured anew captain. Herm brig and sehr in sight coming up. 13th, Urig Adelaide, Innes, Clenfuezos. M—Passed up since A M~ report, brig Agnes | Cabtao, May 28—Arrived, shiv Jairus B Limeotn, Ma- | Raymond (Br), from Demerara seit | cy D, from. sans, Kio Janeiro (and sailed June 3 tor Guanape), Sharieston; A Trudell, from Lanesville jothy Field | and Helen B, trom Bangor: A DS Farnum, Lord, from New — from Boston. vidi, Bowdoin, and Daniel barks Vidette, Boy’, from Puget 28; St Mary, Haliowell, from Guan- | led June 6, shin Peru, Mcintyre, Guanape. | _.In port June 18, ships £ | York, arrived May Marcy, Barsley, Bound, arrived Mi ape, atrived June | Carnarien, June 23—Sailed, brig M E Palmer (Br), i aid West Dennis, Passed down, schrs F P Simpson, for Nor folk, and Jacob Birdsall, ior Richmond; schr Jonathan’ May remains Lrwes, Del, July 2~AM—Brig flying “D" in her burgee, reported asthe Roanoke. from Philadelphia tor Lac guayra, is here this AM. reported as goitiy to sea yes | Montreal. | terday. Sehr © W Wright arrived from New York - | Canpmnas, June 25—Arrived, brig Ystdora Rionda, terday PM to load. ‘chr Thor Ware sailed tor Plummer, Portland. iF | Philadeiphia this’ moruing. Brig George KE Dale Salled 2th. schr_tva C Yates, Yates, Portland. remains for orders, and brig Floreace, for Havana, Gvuaxare, June 7—In port, ship Sylvanas Blanchard, &8 before. Schrs Mary E Turner, Walter Palmer, ldg. Havana, June 26—Sailed, brigs Nuestra Senora del Car- pen Gp), Minon, Pascagoula; Ubdulia (Sp), Echevarria, | jortolk. Cleared 2th, bark Isusquiza (Sp), Basterrechea, Bull | Franklin Bell and J & ) Cranmer, allirom New. Yorks for Virginia; Alethea, trom Virginia for New York, and Harmon Curtis, trom Piulaaeiphla, are here. PM—A light bark coming in, Vessels reported AM on- | Shanged. ‘Steamship Peunsylvania passed out at 730 | River, sc. | | Inport 27th, ships Crusader, Hotchkiss, and Gladia- PORTLAND, Jnne 39—Cleared, schrs Sarah Levoriny | teur (Pr), Marousseu, for New York, dg; barks Elba, | Smith, New York: Geo W Glover, Perry, m1 1 Chase, th: Peterson, ior 1o, do; brigs Lulau, Long, for north of Hat! ‘ennebec, to load | teras, do; Frontier, Blaisdell, tor do, do; Mary ida (Br), | for Baltimore, iiesics Baker, aud Havana, Meyer tor New York. do; ®oius | July lArrived, sehr Bertha J Fellowes, Conover, | (Br), Steen, for do, do; Maggie 5 (Br), Hartley, for Bos. New York. ton, do; Fannie u Jennings, Mahoney, for do, do; achra |, PORTSMOUTH, Juty 1—Arrived, schrs Post. Boy, Rob- Francis Satterly, Smith, for do, do; Jonas H French, | tnson, New York; George M Brainerd, Crockett, Phila- | Place, tor do, do; Cora, Latham, tor north of Hat! , delphia. | teras,'do. Sailed—Sohr.J & & Bryan, Lee, Philadelphia, |. Also in port 27th, barks M PROVIDENCE, July rrived, steamer Electra,, | New York: Tidai Wave (Br Young, New York; schrs Oliver Aines, Babbitt, George” teras; brig John M Burns, Fronty, tor New Orieans. | town, DO; HL Slaght. Willetts, do: James Phelps, Rock- | glactavm, April o—salied previous barks silas isn, Alexandria tor Pawtncket: Margaret. & Lucy, Sawyer, New York: Chepica (Br), for do; Galveston, |; Avery, Baltimore; Wm M Wilson, Brown, Philadelphia: | Rowland, do; Volage (Br), May, ao. Mist shunsey, Trenton: Helen Mar, Ward, Enzabethport | | In port's th, snip Haze, Wilkinson, for United States or | 3 juckalew, shropshire, south Amboy: graham, do: David Currier, Barrell, Wood (Br), Thurmott. for | Halcrow, for north of Hat deo B Markl Europe. (belore reported saued Apri 2 for Guenmn wis, do: Henry Clay. Rondout tor Pawtucket; ia barks & D Jewett (Br), Malmauist, for New York; Askina, Hoboken: Adelaide, Raynor, New Yc ehaqua (Br), Russell, for do -all ld. New World, Beebe, New York tor Pawtucket Muueocrxk, June’ —Arrived, bark Sierra 3 | Dow. New York 201, ship New lira: Sawer, Wo: bark | MThorndike, Bellaniy. Koston; ¥th, ship | well, do via Cape Tova, Gait viliacobeepe sare Macapl, May %0—Cleared, ship Geo U Warren (Br), vad Salled—steamers Blackstone, Mallett, Baltinore Vi | Norfoik; Macy, Crocker, Pliladelphia; schrs ft L. ersey, an, Alexandria; Win A Levering, Smith, Philader hia; A G Lawson, Fitzpatrick. Verpla jk’s Point; Iris, t.do: -Eli_ Townsend, Nichols; Copy, Miller; Mar; \ | Durand, for —. Lee Newton, Haminona; Entire, Kin: : 8 - | port June 6, ship P 4 Blanchard, Green, ldg. coner, Wilson; Transit, Davis; Fly, Carers yee vou. | ‘aNzad, June 25—Arrived, darks Daring, McDonald, | Mans, Smith; Signal. satierly ; Miriquas, Heaney; Sarat | Portland; Everton, Clark, Baltimore; brig 0 Clary, | J Smith, Baldwin, aad Silas Wright, Har, New York. Ryder, Fernandina. | ‘Failed 25th, bark Brazil (Br), Prout, north of Hatteras; brigs Valero (Br), Thompson, do; Proteus, White, dos | Mvronus, Higgins, do; George 5 Berry, Kroger. Port. RICHMOND, June 30—Arrivi J oreeern Boas ed, schr James Farwell, SAN FRANCISCO, June 24—Cleared, shin Gentoo, Lin- | eth New York; bark Brunette (dr), Jackson, Lyttleton, | In port 25th, barks Norah, fall, for New York, lag; |, Sailed— ship Newbern, Metzger, ( | Tremont, Connor, do. do; brigs Treiawney (Br), di ‘a; | Colorado River: brig Fercy idward, Turner, rant bi Lizzie W Virden, Beattie, for north of Hatteras, do July 2—Arrived, steamship Colima, Hudson, Panama (cleared 26tu); Helen O Phinney, Boyd, tor do, do, and others, unc. Raxdma, June 22—Arrived, steamship Arizona, Cav- | San 'Franciseo. Januino, June 27— Arrived, barks Aqgidneck, Rat | (and will probably be the next seamer to China), SALEM, July i—arrived, schry Arthur Burton Fro- hock) A kt Woodward, Woollward, and Margaret, (ark, Port Johnson; Abby Weld, Yeaton, Elzabethport; Monte: uma, Bulger, do: Astoria, Sargent, Hoboken. | er! fle, an’ Cricket, Kean, Baltimore; Templdr (Arg), Wil- SOMERSET, June %0—Arrived, sehrs LN Lovell, son, Richmond. Gage; Wild Pigeon, Balcom, and John shay, Tiltou, ©? Jaco. June 4—Arrived, bark Acacia, Anderson, Baltt- | Philadelphia. more (and sailed 19th for Cienfuegos); 19th, brig Shan- | Sailed—Senr Van Buren, for New York, hon. Sawyer, New York, July 1—sailed, schr Wave Crest, Gandy, for Philadel. sailed dth, baik Althea, Doro, north of Hatteras via Guantanamo; 9th, brig F I Merriman, Lecraw, do 10th, bark Thom: Brooks, Waugh, Guantanamo; bri Manlius, (Br), Nichols, New York: John Shay, Nicke: | do via Guantanamo; i7th, bark dames & Ward, Liessegang, New York. Trieste. June 16—Arrived (not satled: and W A Farnsworth, Johnston, New Me RUXILLO, June Li—Arrive rig Alice, Montgomery, | New York (to load for do). bi aia American Ports. | ALEXANDRIA, July 1—Arrived, sehr J W Collier, from | | | PAE, | Boston tor Chester, F phia; Agnes, Gardin BYARD RAVEN, July l—Arrived, schrs J W Hin Philanthropist, do for Philadel: fordo; Hattio 'E King, 8t John r New York; James Henry, and Brown Prisce, do tor | Newport. Teresa, Modesto, | Passed by—Sehr Everglade, from Salem for New York. ‘ork. | Suited—-chrs Open Sea, Adiie Kverson, Adeline Ham: lin, Sea Flower. Crown ‘Prince, Hattle '& King, Agu and Philanthropist, WILMINGTON, NC, Jane 80—Arrived, bark Dagma (Nor), Johangsen. Curacoa. WILMINGTON, Del, July 2—Arrived, J Ricardo Jova, Little, Charleston. fit seeeennmnmeshntmemmennsnenmntitte anal Weuledches Elien Tobin, Jersey Cl Sailed—Schrs len Tobin, Jerse: ity: Boston ; J W Collier, North Salem. 4 no ioe BOSTON, July 2—Arrived, steainshtps George Appold Loveland, Baltimore via Norfolk; Achilles. Willette: Pitta: ay MORTOAaR, delpnia; barks Argo (Br), Humble, Singapore: Jeo A OPIBGT HORTGAUS,. “PREM Cushman, Smalley, Goree via Port Praya, John Mathues, of the Industrial Exhibition Company, | Roberts, St Thomas; David Chapin, Bunker, st) James McCarty, McCarty, Matansns, 8K Boatse Meruoe New York. Inagua; brigs Lauretta (Br), Nicholson, London; AJ Rosa | Bonds of Wyman, Humacow. PR, Micmac (Br, Renney Mayagues! | avery Bond wil ee Role nee tn a P Laurea (Br). Wilton Clentuevos, Lizabel. 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