The New York Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1874, Page 8

be) THE BROOKLYN QUERY. Mr. Tilton’s View of the Case Presented. ‘An Idea of the Promised Revelations. mRS. TILTON’S POSITION. A Semi-OfMictal Statement from Tilton. (From the Brooklyn Argus.) Mr. Tilton Nas been severely censured by many persons for baving kept silence until now. He could 10+ have done otherwise. It is known to Bis (riendS that the melancholy conditions which prevailed in bis nousehold came to his knowl- edge more than four years ago; that he | was compelled by @ sense of duty to pre- | vent any knowledge of those conditions from | reaching the ear of tne public; that, governed | by tus natural desire to shield his family from the | inevitable consequences of a scandal, he continued | wo keep silence until alter the publication of Dr. | Bacon’s remarks concerning himself; that when | be replied to Dr, Bacon in the letter which em- braced the passage from mr. Beecher’s apology we still refrained from mentioning names, and | twat 60 long as Mrs, Tilion remained in 8 house, continuing te hold her posi- tion as its mistress and his wife, he still pr served silence in regard to vital poimts in the case—patiently enduring the revilements | to which he was subjected, and saying to the | fiends to whose remonstrances he listened, “I can- | got and will not speak 60 loug as family reasons compe! my silence.” But a day came when Mrs. Tilton left her home. That day was Saturday of last week. The wile baving leit her husband, her chil- @ren and her house to accept the hos- tality of Mr. Beecher’s friends, apd hav- | ing by that act virtually deserted Mr. Tilton, | he feit he was justified tn withdrawing trom Ler | the protection she had previously received, and he was aiso painfully conscious that a fatal'step had been taken in thts sudden and legal severance @f the marital relations by the act of Mrs. Tilton, pabhiciy announced ina card in the columns of the Argus, written in her behall by Mr. Edward J. Ovington. Kelieved by (hat act /rom the obliga- tion he had beiore considered imperative, Mr. Tilton replied to the summons of the investigating | we pelieve to be above reproach, to allow the | Mantie of charity to jail quietiy over tue actors in | this scene, and, giving each the benefit of a aoubt, | end this most melancaoly controversy, the details | of wich, as published, none can peruse without a | Vaultress feeling akin to pain J have never seen Mr. Beecher but three times, and know nothing of the real merits of the case. | Louanue's entry I can only deplore that one who hus been a shining | hight to his Jellows lor 80 many years should at this. | late day bave been piaced beiore the tribunal of | censure and criticism irom any real or imaginary | W | gets of Mis own. ood of humanity and all future religious pray that he may come out unscatwed trom the present fiery ordeal, to lorgive divine,’ erty toreveal the proofs which he has hitherto, ¥’ committee in the letter dated on the 13th of July, Ip which be deciared bis intention to prepare the “full and detailed statemenw” which 13 DOW so enxiousiy looked for, Mrs, Tilton leit her home on Saturday, July 11. On the following Monday Mr, Tilton’s preliminary letter to the Plymouth church committee was given to the press, On Monday next Mr. Tilton's statement will be laid before the committee. Of | its contents nothing can now be said. 1t will teil its own story. Butit should be generally under- atood that uf Mrs. Tilton had remained un- ger the protection of her husband neither | the promised statement mor any writing | 9! similar character would have been placed be- fore the committee or the public. In the cnanged condition ©: affairs Mr. Tilton teels himself at ii concealed. His home is broken up; in a very lew Gays he will be a wanderer upon the face of tue earth; nis wife will regain possession of ner old home and all that it contains, by his own gener- 00s gift, and the world will judge between man abd wie. Mr. Tilton’s friends desire that thts plain state- | ba Ment may be made public, in order that the rea- Bons for breaking @ ong silence may be properly waderstoud. The Statements. [From the Brooklyn Mr. Beecher’s statement, althougn not yet onl- eially belore the committee, 1s in the hands of nis Mr. Beecher addresses himself in detail to the Tilton case, explains the nature of nis troubie | with Mr. Tilton, denies that he ever made ab impure intimation to Mrs. Tilton, and con- cindes with an absolnte and unequivocal dental of | Views as iollows all the other slanders which have been set in | Motion against him. He acknowledges that Mrs. Tilton complained to him of ber busband, that she | spoke of his infidelity and cited mstances, spoke | of his going with strange women and proved that her statement was true. ‘Mr. Beecher, to advise her as» man an webip in the future, and to bury t! ‘This we are injormed is the scope of MF. Beecter’s statement, @ statement supported with an array of jacts that leave littie standing room for scep- | 10 the morning papers. Pomeroy Visited my house frequently t it was well known m my famuly that they were en- tetem. Mr. Tilton’s forthcoming statement will, it 13 | #11, disappoiut (ve publue greatly, The supposi- | gaged to be marrte tion has been that le would undertake to prove that Mr. Beecuer had done him grave personal in. Jury; that he would specily that wrong and ad- aoa en bg reality. Now it is understooa @ has resolved to remain reticent in re- gard to his own family, but will go into the gen- | Thrilling Particulars of the Wreek of | ral scandal. In other words, he will attempt to How that Mr. Beecher outraged not the Tilton ome other houselioid, He reasons in this way “My proposition is that Mr. Beecher 1s not @ ft man to occupy a Christian pulpit. What Mr. Beecher has done to me is my own affair, The public interest is properly in my main proposition, and in sup- rt o1itl submit the following statement,” &c. ‘nis document, there is good reason jor stating, but ‘will affect the character of two other women b side Mrs. Tilton. The consistency of Mr. ‘Vilton’s position will be best judged of by the pubhe when the statement appears and its contents are com- pared With its promises, The Position of Mrs. Tilton. Mr. Ovington was called on yesterday morning, at his residence, by an £agie reporter, and the fol- jowing conversation took place: Revorrer—Did you make certain about te proposed and hoped for rec Mr. and Mrs, tilt in this city yeste: 48 any possibility of a reunion of Mr. aud Mrs. | Tilton radically reforms, A | Te yesterday trom the Unton, | toink, WhO asked to see Mrs. Tilton. My wile | saw the geutieman and held some conversation | with him, not thinking he waea reporter, but be- | Tilton, uniess Mr. ntietman cailed h hevipg lim to be @ friend of Mr. Tilton’s. M wiles remarks Were distorted and exaggerated and formed the published interview o| jas: even- img. But l have said nothing to either Union or argus men. KerorreR—N0 you think Mr. Tilton the upright, generous man you are reported as velieving + Mr. OVINGTON—I have been a friend of Mr. Tilton for years; | admired his genius, bus 1 am jast josing ail sympathy for nim, RePORTER—Do you think be Will abandon his an- nounced purpose of telling aj] that be Knows avout the scandal? Mr. OVINGTON—No; I think he will appear next Monday evening velore the committee and tel) all that he has—but that won't be much, Airs. Tilton ds stil residing here my honse. yet no movement had be although he had no doubt woatever th separation—not & divorce, but a separation would be mutually efected. Mra. Tilton intorm Mr. Tiltop of her determination tn this res ct when she left him, aud she was ow quiet but de- termined about it. RerorTer—What will be the real ground of her action? ‘ Mr. OvINGTON—Mr. Tilton’s action in this matter afecting herself, Sue 1s conscious of her own m- nocence and believes in that of Mr, Beecher, ReroureR—Do you tink Mr. Tilton has any case Mr. OvINGTON—1 believe when he makes his ¢ will be found but very little in it. statement t 1 think so because J believe he bas had no re grievance. He has been ve assertions, at one time # home.” &@, Hlis conduct is very strange and in- comprehensible in it all. ° HerorreK—Do sou believe bis mind to be per- | fectly sound on this sunject crazy on (his subject. A Singular Letter, Asan important historical contribution to tne | story of this untappy scandal we repubiisn the | following letter written by Mr. Tilton two yeurg | that out of a cargo valued at over $25 ago, in witieh he deprecated giving to the pubuc | "Ue w the details that would stab many to the heart: 174 Livingsrox SrREFT, BROOKLYN, December 27, 1872. My COMPLAINING PRIEND—Tanks for your good | letter of bad advice. You say, “How easy to give ked story and thus end it forever,” ‘But stop gua consider, Tne story i# a whole liorary of statements—a bundred or wore-—and it would be atrapge if some of them were not correct, though I taf any are. To give # genera, denial to such Oo CDCI CivNwia Of abser one Would be as Vague the lie to the wi avab' NEW YORK HERALD, Poltve Gazette, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1874. ; BETTER QUARTERS FOR TWEED, His Removal to the Fifth Avenue “dotel Impracticab William M. Tweed is to be removedtto a larger and better room on the svutnern sid@, of the cen- tral Penitentiary, as he has seriously complained of his present quarters as being much too narrow jose and tijurious to his heath, uarters are to be furnished with ¢ (, Of his old room, and it is sin the prigon authorities that it will give satisfuction, | and irrelevant as to take ap the With 1s Lwenty-iour ;ages oi ilinstrations, and £0 extensive a lines re- quires, il answered atall, a special denial of its | several parts; and, lurthermore, this particwar cas MONMOUTH PaRK Races Taces close to-day with five important event, ‘me nrst is the August Stakes, not only @ denial of things | for two-yearOlan,‘a dash of a mile, which closed but a travhtul explanation of otver things that remain unsta’ed anu in mystery. Io other words, the aise stury, i! met at ali, should be “This 1s all @ lie.” The Monmouth Par’ it requires, In with Wen momimations; | Rousns’ Stakes, for colts and fillies, three years old, conirouted and confounded by the true one. New, | adashof two miles, which closed with thirty-one , hommattons; the third tbe Consotation Handicap, | for beaten horses, all ages, one and a naif miles; to deiend my wile and little ones you know not | then there wiil be a match race between Vaultress the Mery spirit within me. more a foun | sentmen ts, the second my triend, yor urge we (6 speak; but woea the trath is @ sword God's comands it sheathed, merey sometimes, It you think 1 do not burn But my wi e's heart is | , and quencoes all re- says, “Let there be bo sudering save to ourse.ves alone,” and forbids @ vindication injury of others, Krom the beginning she bas stood with her band op my ii So when you prompt me to speak ior her, you countervail her more Christian mandate Moreover, aiter ail, the chief victum of pleasure is myself aione; and so long | 48 this 18 bappily the ease i shall try with patience answer within my own »reast, lest it like @ thunderbolt tnrot THEODORE T and Shylock, for $2,000, t mg will wind up with @ steeplechase handicap. ihe following are @ lew of the pools sold on the Traces last bight, which exhibits the estimation in whicn the horses are heid py the betung ira- | AUGUST STARES—ONE MILE. s Johnson's, — Chamberlin’s. $60 48 BS “0 Miles, and the meet upto the requirements of the il.ustrious pris- enterprisig Wil undoubtedly build an elegant hotel on the Isiand for the aole benefit of tweed, owing to the pecaliarly harsh coustrac- e law in the case, nis removai to tne Fifth Avenue Hotel or Brevoort House seems impractic- able to the prison autiorities, SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST. iD of Chari, ic, which she During the voyage q deck took fir ao ee yy ge gOS Chaos of acids on 0 was run into by cutter Dall m aft cutter was coming up to the w hart, bark the man at me wheel turned it the wrong war and cutter sirnck the var! Gam- the cutter stra ‘kin the stern, dons slig Scar Jessix Patty, of EM City, NO, was seen re- cently in Alber oS ake with all sail set 100 tons burthen, an # ruck by a sutden before the crew had time 'to shorten sath _ScurGersn Baxxen, Price, at New York ldth from Cartigena, reports havinz ost overboard May 13, on the outward passage, the mate, Mr Froderick Miller, of Prussia, outside of Sandy Hook. Every effort was made to save hin, but without avail the public dis Mol . Obamberiin . shoot forth | Hunc Reynolds... Hall hearts. Yours, truly, Must Tilton Leave Brooklyn} {From the Brooktyn Eagle.) ‘So far as the scandal proper ts concerned there 1s nothing new specially deserving af comment | veyond the moo rumors which will be found | Rice referred to in another column—namely, that Mr. Beecher has prepared his statement of the case and that Mr. Tilton has resolved io change the character of Is promised exhidit, It is now said that Mr. Tilton proposes to show that Mr, Beecher not to ham, Tilton, but to other mer, Shoud this rumor prove correct, we | delieve Mr. Thiton will find Scent fo cheno Brookiyn as a place of resi- nee, Mr. Beecher's statement, we understand, deals | explicitly and in detau with the Tilton case, He | denies that be ever either did or proposed an im- proper act to Mrs, Titon. So lar as the other cases about which Mr. Tilton proposes to speak are con- | cerned, Mr. Beecher repeats his card wo the Eagle, making aD absolute and unqualned denial That denial, we doubt not, will prove as satisiactory to | all men Who honor nobility of pur | living as will the explanawou o1 ticuiar grievance, Beecher and Tilton. To Tux Eprror or THe HERALD:— Three queries | have to present for publication in your valuabie journal:— First—is Mr, Beecher guilty of the gross charges | | Made against him? Second—is Mr. Tilton sane, when, under any cir- | cumstances, he Wilfully drags his wile, the mother Of his children, before an uncuarita: | Third—U ali is true that is represented, would | McGrath's entry. | Mt not be enhancing the cause of reimion end virtue, above ail the influence of the clergy, whum ‘Sears’ entry Morris’ entry... Wituers’ entry | Lewisj -"""" § ROBINS) STAKES—TWO MIL! BS. | Chamobertin’s. MoGrath..... a 0 1 8 for sydney, (A ran ashore Jul came, off considerably damaged, and arrived at Yar" mouth, NS, 15th, Scun Yanxxu Boy, with coal, while eotng up Bostot harbor Wetnestay hight, in attemp:ing to turn aroun got avround across the channel, and when the tide went Out sprung aleak and filled with water. + Bowling Green 1.115 Broaaway, i12 Broadway, 7 Bowhng Green 2 Bowling Green 2 Broadway, con’ N—ONE MILE AND A HALF. relia Chamoerlin's. « Dadiin, 97 Yb: Cariboo, 100 Lb: Stock wood, 106 1bs. Jury, 106 lus... Donnybrook, 103 Ibs. B. PF. Uarver, 105 Ibs. $50 60 50 29 «626 «20 20 Se renee arene, ashore on Ciliey Ledge, hag been $0 wil be broken up. Senn Leaxper A Kxow.rs, from Baltimore for ——, at back to BA7th inst for repairs, having in a storm roken her mizzen boom, split ioresail and mainsail and received other damage. Fismixe Boat Jos Frikexp, about 15 tons, owned by Isaac M Paige, of Boston, was wrecked on Cape Cod on Fniday night in'a dense tox. Sho had on buard 60 bushes of aca clams for bi surt and have arrived at home. Bowling Green 7 Bowling Greem } 30 86 a5 STEEPLECHASE, George West, 151 1D8. ...+.--+- Henrietta, 130 Ibs, Vesuvius, 140 iba, Impecunious, 180 Ibs. Wizard, 135 tbs. There were a0 pools sold on the match race, it immensely to his Btate of Georgia.. -|2 Bowling Green 7 Bowhns Green 4 Bowling Green +|118 Broadway. | estates, is soon to run ‘between Haliiax, sydnev, and St Plerre, Mig. ‘The rigging, spars, eails, anchors, Be. sived from, the wreck of sehr Foi ; at Uerring Gut, were sold at auction on Friday last. Pool Sales at Long Branch. Lone Branca, July 17, 1874. Poo! selling here this evening on the races of to- | Morrow has been very lively. some of the Hgures AUGUST STAKES. se und honest . Tiiton’s par- jowling Green | The following are Almanac for New York—This Day. | McGrath’s entry Morris’ encry... Champerlin’s entry. Loriliard’s entry. Lewis’ entry... Reynolds’ entry Hai’s entry. SUN AND MOOK, BIGH WATER, island,...eve 11 59 Sandy HOook...eve 11 14 -morn 1 44 PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 17, 1874. CLEARED. P Celtic (Br, Kiddie, Liverpool via Queens. * ontis. algeria (ir) Le Messurier, Liverpool via senting 391, tons, bemg. an exces Jast year of 119 saili steamships, equal to 12,01 tons, yal dad ship Fiying Cloud (Br) in th paratory to taking her into a in the job. but the tide swung the vessel ou the Nav | and Bar, where she now remains, Lavycunp—At Bath, Mo, July 14, by Goss & Sawyer, a Steamship Alg DCU | fine ship of 1322 ton by John H Kimball | late of bark CU Whitmore. who will comm ‘Was bnilt under the French Liovis special survey. At Machias July i8,trom the yard of the master ballder, John “haw. a 3-masted scar of 448 tons, nm, named ' Miranda, owned 3-16 in New York, 1-16 in Batic More ana the balance by the builder, Capt F H Mitchell, who commands her, and parties in Machias and Machi: aspo yn, Steamship Utopia (Bn, Small, Glasgow—Menderson Tos. Steamship Broomhangh (Br), Anderson, Hamburg—C L Wrignt & Co. Steamship Ellen S Terry, Salycar, Newbern—Murray, errix 30. 2uP Wellington Gr, Harris, Liverpool—Jas W Elwell Bark Sunny Region (Br), Kenny, Anjer for orders—Jas | Bark Altred (Ger), Schroder, Cork for orders—Funch, Co. K Cari Friedrich (Ger), Knuth, Rotterdam—Jacob ‘Adolph (Swe), Janssen, Amsterdam— Funcp, Edve & Co. 2 Bark Doris Gerdes (Ger), Janssen, Svettin—Funch, Edye Bark Gessner (Ger), Christoffers, Bremen—H Koop & CONSOLATION HANDICAR Stockwood.. Coffee's entry. vas STEEPLECHASE HANDICAP. George West. | Vesuvius... finely modelled smasted, double decked, centreboard | schooner of 400 tons, Length of kee), 1i7 f beam | feet; hold, 14 feet; named J M Leonard for an owner in, Somerset, Mass, Capt Thomas Crowley, of Shas had* charge of her construction, and will con Tmpecauions TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK, JULY 17.—TROTTING.—Purse for horses that have never beaten three Minutes; mile heats, best three in five, in harness; t, $30 to the second and $10 to the “Yo ert is human, | am, sir, your obedient ser- | N briISOUPALIAN, New Yor«, July 17, 1874. FLEETWOOD Park, ¥ CITY CHURCH anon the firs rk Bsau (Aus), Marassi, Donkirk—Siocovich 209. Bark Shamrock, Panno, Buenos ayres—H D Bark Morning Star (Br), Lisson, St Jago and Gvanta- namo—Waydell & Co. cbt Carl (Swe), Engstrom, Elsinore—Funch, Edye & 0. Brig Anna (Dan). Oden. Hamburg—Funch, Edye & Co. Brig Sarah Crowell (Br), Morris, St Johns, PR-J V Onauvia & Co. | Brig John Mason, Porter, Key West and Pensacola— Lewis, Georgetown, Dem—Edwin 0. i W slarrett (Br), Dexter, St Johns NF—D B De Co. Schr Rubina (#1), Secord, 8t John, NB—-P I Nevius & ry on: Schr Wm McGee, Woodland. Baltimore—W Chalmers. bchr Wim Kice, Pressey, Newburyport—Candee & Pres: | eey. chr Scio, Smith, Newburyport—Jed Frye & Co.. tchr Mary Miller, Duyton. Boston—A Dayton & Co, Schr Casper Lawson, Gordon, 0. Schr Florence Bailey, Batley, Developments—The Pastor To Be Probably Summoned Be- | fore the Presbytery—Another Seandal | Brought to Light. To say that the church-going people of Jersey City were astounded at the reveiations in yester- | C. H. Simmons’ ch, m. day’s HERALD concerning the pastor of one of the churches would be the mi'dest expression of the | ariends and wili be submitted as soon as Mr, Til- | Public sentiment, A reporter had interviews with | ton’s is putin. Gentlemen who nave seen it speak | S¢veral prominent members of the Presbyterian of it as a (rank, straightforward, manly document, | Accused | ¢ EN B. Murray’s b. m. Neily. F. Freese’s 8. g. Jim P, Langevin’s Vv B, Wilson's cn. g. W. A. C, Whitson’s b. g. Ithaca. L. Devoe’s b. g. Tommy Moore eonom samoone Benner & Pinckney. Lady Cross. TIME. Schr Henry Par! @ ship of I and about three-tourths planked. "A S. ark ol, 600 tons; she has one deck in and iy about ba lanked. PYAt Beltast the launching ways have been put under | the new bark at McGilvery’s yard. and she will vo off in atew days. Sho is very neatly finished with white oak and hard pine, is double-decked and will register about 70 tons. She’ has veen named the Evvor, and is to be commanded by Capt J Littlefield, of Bangor. Capt W: Meuilvery (staying a keel for a hark of 5) tons. | Capt Fred Brown's new vessel, at Belfast, has been named the Edward Johnson. Second beat. ‘Third heat... Fourth heat. 4054 atch $500; mile heats, best t | in tive, in harness; owners to drive. E. S, Hale named s, m. Gussie. . . y. Dashe named bik. g. A. H. Elliott. 1 2 2 2 chureh in relation to the case, pained at the aspect the case has now assumed, and would willingly, for the sake of the church, | bave the whole matter trodden under toot, One gentleman connected with the First Presby- Yerlan chureh in Washington square gave his ‘l am inclined tv think the case not as bad as represented—at least I hope so, tor I | Know nothing about the case. | Uvely that ] bave Koown Mr, Glendeuny ior a long | ume, andl regard him as @ high-toned, ciever, | That there was a strong | familiarity between him and that young woman but I understand Mr. d finally begged him, | Giendenny ts prepared to meet the charge. At I ¥ the Lei time the Church one (hl de in- . Beecher, aft lon; lioera- | dependent Oj the legal proceedings, an tell you aoe eae ote. Nameaaees Searie | (clenching bis hana) if there be anything in tuis her if she (elt she covid uot reclaim her | Case, husband to leave him. Aftera time Mr. Beecter | He may then appeal to the Presbytery. I have the felt toat he had made a mistake in giving this _ advice. He thought that perhaps if left to tne im- | Has been called In regard to this case and it will — of bis own generous nature Tilton would | be promptly investigated, ave abandoned the strange women alter whom | the Church, he had been running and return to the peace of ; General Council. ig own household. in this condition of mind he bey apologized to Mr. Tilton jor what ne haa done, | others. roused to extend to him the right hand of fel: ast utterly, | the reside overwhelmed Tney were all Pall River—Rackett & Sew London—B J Wen- Sicamer Fannie, Fenton, Phitadelphie—Wm Kirkpat- rteamer Ann Eliza, Richards, Phuadeipnia—vames Steamer Annie, Steen, Wumington, Lel—A Abbott ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITRSTONE TELEGRAPH LIN Steamship Wisconsin (Br), Beddoe, Liverpool July 1, with mdse and 240 passengers to Williams & Guion. July 12, lat 41 58, lon 48 50, 41°50, lon 55 5), spoke for Limerick : passed steainship vre, First heat... Second heat But I wil say posi- | Fone heat. 4 “cob Day.—Match $300; mile heats, best t ree. Cc. Davidson named b. g. Dan Reeves, to |S, Atwater named gr. § honorable young man. littte doubt, is visible 5 miles. The ifluminating apparatus te dioptric. The light is on an iron crane, near the keeper's dwell- n, Posttion—Lat 44 59 N, lon 14.37 F. minister | First heat.. | Second beat. MYSTIC PARK BACES, Boston, July 17, 1874. In consequence of the rain on Thursday the Traces announced for the third day’s sport of the July meeting at Mystic Park were postponed until and tren a good company was present to In addition to tne 2:60 class trot and the running race on the original programme a y and Miss | handicap sweepstakes was trotted, | Was quite interesting. In toe first race, for horses that have never 2:50, the black mare EMe, black mare Bes- | | Sie Hunt and brown gelding John Mills started. Mystic PaRK JvLy M¥ErinG—Fripay, July 1%, | 1874.—Purse $150, for 2:50 horses; mile heats, three in five, in harness; $75 to first, $50 to sec- ond and $25 to third horse. | James Goiden’s bik. m. EMie........ | EB. T. Bessey’s bik. m, | George Lane's br. g. Jo Time, iy The next contest was for a han stakes, in which five horses were entered, these | being the pacer Cobbler, in harness; the trotters Fiorence, Americus, Kosa Bonheur, and Jester, to Wagon, the jattez drawing a vehicle weighing 115 In the order of the names given they were | | assigned positions. Mystic Park JcLy MERTING—Fripay, July 17, 1874.—Handicap sweepstakes, $250; mile heats, | A. Woodard’s b. g. Jasper to 115 1b. wagon. 1 1 1 H. Sargent’s s. g. pacer Cobbler in harness. 2 2 2 ‘sg. m, Rosa Bonheur | G. H. Hicks’ b, m. Florence | R. McKenzie’s g. g. Americus... Time, 2:49— Tn the running race five his head (with determination). 16th, 21) miles east of Sandy’ Hook, Hakon adelstein javre. Steamship Great Western (Br), Windham, Bristol Jaly | 3 jersto EK Morgan's Sons Sul best reason jor believing that a special meeting (Nor), hence tor ave four courts— the Presbytery, the Synod and the Any person condemned by the wut Of appeal to all the | 1, with mdse and 35 July 2,3.and 9, had strong \ jerman bark, sta jower court has tue ri, ng N. showing signals : 16th, signalled ship Plymouth Kock, hence tor Steamship Macedonia (Br), Laird, Glasgow July 4, and | Moville Sth, with mdse and 23) passengers to Henderson ros. Steamship Kronpring Friedrick Wilhelm (Ger), Heim- brud, Bremen June 30, with mdse and Oeireh & Co. gentleman, who lived in proximity to | to-day, accused pastor, | with astonisnment, re- | marked, “I could hardly beleve it wuen I read it Mr. Giendenn: witness them. 119 passenzers to Had ‘strong westerly winds during the vhole passage; July § had a severe gale from 3 to N uly 17, lat 403), lon er), hence for Hamburg. ‘olina (Belg), Marr, Antwerp July 1, with passengers to G W 1 Jon 57 40, passed bark star of Hope (Ger), from Dundee tor New York. | Steamship Harald Haarfager (Nor), Heltberg, Havre July 4, with mise and &3 lat 47 46, lon 3925, passed ship Florentine (Br), bound W: 30%, passed @ British bark, showing own, e:phia, in bale . Herboth, Bremen 30 days, Came the northern fe and had fine weather ; July 2 lat 44.29, lon 47 50, e day, 3 Pit, schr Mary Burnham (of Gloucester) and severat other Ashing schry at anchor. ong March 17, with of Good Hope Mi ‘and the sport jomether and lasting 20 hour: 23, passed stea! | | | Passengers fo order. the VesseleThe Survivors Landed in Australia, WIN. from Liverjool tor lexsburg, Rado st Ind @ Steatnshi Bark Everhard Delius (Ger), with mdse to Hermann SYDNEY, June 6, 1874. A thrillof horror pervaded every city in the colonies on last Monday morning when on opening the daily papers one of the first things to catch the eye was ‘The Wreck of the British Admiral; Eighty Lives Lost.’ On the previous evening there had arrived at Melbourne @ smai! vr asel bringing nine passengers, sole survivors of eighty-nine who | lett Liverpool in the new tron ship jrst mentioned. THE VOYAGE | | Commenced Cisastronsly, | the Bay of Biscay and had to return to port for | On her second atvempt, struck by ‘a beavy sea, damaging her chronometers and com- statements | Passes, she failed to make a landiall of Cape Otway neiliation of | light on the 23d ult., and sagging away to leewara Was among tne fatal reefs of King’s island before Mr. OViNGTON—I did not. Ido not belteve there | Mey Were discovered, An effort was then made | to wear ship; but as she paid off on the other tack it Was ouly to fall broadside on the rocks. 150g —2 45—2 ¢ 5 dicap sweep- jon 36. Brig Nicolans (Ger), Berg, Marseilies 89 days. with mdse to Jas Henry ; vessel to Punch, Edye & Gibraltar May 14. June 18, lat 35 50, lon 40 50, passed ship | Bein (Fr). steering N isrig Brisk, Perr: Cardenas 8 days, with sugar and as- pe to E D Morgan & Co; vessel to Heney & Par- rig Carrie E Pickering (of Boston), Torrey, Bath, Me, er. Schr Jos W Bartlett, Bartlett, Buenos with hides, wool, &¢, to order; vessel to & Schr 0 V'Drisko, Drisko, 1 lasses to Latasa & Schr Azelda & Laura, Joyense' las; vessel to B She lost her masts in Ayres 51 da Utond & Co de —2 46 ge borses were entered started—b, g, Ned Hanion, c& m. Eciair and c. g. Ginger, these being the positions | Of the horses on the start. sugar end mol but only thre racoa 7 days, with erg. n, published in an evening paper | * Lee, Baracoa 8 days, with fruit vex fruit to Wm Doi ’ Fripay, July 17, | 1874.—Purse $150, for running horses; mile and | repeat; weight tor age. | 4. Witbur's ch. m. Eclair, aged.. James Golden's — Brook's b. g. Ned Hanlon, aged. ‘Time, 1:48—1 :48. To-morrow afternoon the princrpal race of the Meeting—that for the 2:29 horses—will take place and the judges say it will be a fighting contest so Jar as Loe trotting Is concerned, CARLETON PARK RACES, Toronto, Ont., July 17, 1874. Srconp Day.—The first event was a steeple- two and three-quarter rdenas 7 vays, with vessel to Brett, Son & rchr Eastern Queen (of Nassau), Evans, San Salvador | Sdays, with pines to Jas Dongias. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Brig Hattle Pettis (Br), Petti York, If days, with plaster to D Providence tor New York. acy, Bath tor Jersey City, with ice to order. Schr Elm Oity, Kidd, Hartford for New York. raham, Ames, Providence: tor New York. ice, Dunhain, Providence (or New York. Sehr Wm Henry, Pioneer, Boston for New York, with stone to order. dehr New Zealand, Maskell, Boston for New York. jolmes, Tillotson, Newport for New fork. echr Lady Franklin, Olsen, Lane’s Cove for Philadel- phia, with stone to order. Sehr B D Pics, Williamson, Greenport for New York. Sehr Presto, Libby, Machias for New York, with luin- e. Gandy, Bridgeport for Geos behr Thos Morris, Dolliver, East Greenwich i rk. Sehr Mary Susan, Snow, Rockland for New York, with lime to Candee & Pressey. Schr Como, Lewis, Portiand for New York, with ium- ber to John 8 Creed. Schr Adrianna, sugar to B H Howell, Son & © which emsned is described by the survivors as 2. Ginger, aged At about three A. M. forty-nine passengers, awakened {rom their rest, rusned on deck in their night dresses to find the ship crash- Ing against the granite rocks, every sea making a One small buat was all | that could be jaunched, and ip this the second Mate, four seamen and three passengers put of. The jaliing Spars smashed all the others, to terminate the sufferings of | ers, Wno had taken | They and it were torn he ship by 4 huge wave; the mainmast fol- , bursting the deck, and in another Instant | the ship supped of the rocks into deep water. The nd thate’s boat capsized im the vreakers, and ibree of the party Managed to regain her and To another reporter Ovington said that ag | ®t on Ler bottom. n made toward effecting @ legal separation between Mr. abd Mrs. Tilton, t a legal heartrending. Brig Joba Aviles, clean breach over her. few minutes suffice: the majority of the passen refnge by the mizzenmast. $275 handicap; t miles, and was won by Jack the Barber. Kace lor $200, mile dasb, open to Trouble in 1:54 Dominion race, $250 handicap; mile heats. Won Best time, 1:56. Hotel keepers’ ’urse of $300; open to all; mile | apd a bali dash, Won by Warery. ~ GREEDMOOR. The second competition for the selection of an American team to shoot the approaching inter- National match, will take place o'clock A.M. on the National Rife Range. The all comers of American birth, auspices aud direction of by Swatow. rectown, DC. ie MR. NICHOLSON, Son of an ex-Premier of Victoria, WhO had been to Kngland for nis health, might have been saved had he acted simuarly ; bat the brave feliow, preerring | 1 | TO Tisk his ive ina vain effort to save two littie | who were battling for lie among the Noating Wreckage, told his companions he could ones, and with them pi startled irom @ sick bed, went | | down with the smp, and on coming to the surface again seized 4 floating plank on wulcn te reached the shore and was the only officer saved, THE OTHER SURVIVORS saioon passenger; D, Keys, J. steerage passengers ; idson, seainen. volston, Bath for New York, with lum- Schr Redondo, Moore, Calais tor New York, with Ium- ber to Jolin Boynton's son & Co, Schr Maggie Belle, Stewart, St George for New York, ‘with stone to Jas Sharkey. sehr J D Ingraham, Dickens, Middletown for Philadel- phia, witn stone. hr Zeila, Hollowell, Tapsco Bay, Me, for New York, ber to Simpson, Ulapp Sehr Jd M Brainard, iil stone to Tate & Osborn. Schr J L Leach, Hatch, Newport tor New York Bohr J D Buckalew, sh Carroll, Providence for New York, Portland for New York, | not leave the it to-day at eleven Workman, for San Francise gauley. for Portland, 05" ba New Yo The contest 18 und: | the Amateur Rifle Giub, dhe frst competition for the Bruce Champion Venty-ninth Regiment Rifle Old, will come Off to-day at three u'ciock P, M, on the Creedmoor range, MULLEN'S WALK, ‘The inner eirc! were Mr. O'Graay Jones aud J. Harold, gard, Baker and Ly | they managed to make a tent out of some wreck- | | age, and sustained ite by finding a case of spirits some provisions vated all day) some of the crew leit next morning @ 18land, and were forty: | © fall in with @ banter named Me | whose hot they found a sailor named ( | who had also escaped on Moat & Co. Medal of thes Portland for New York, with ropshire, Providence for New | 'y inconsistent in al Washed ashore, Neging that Mrs. Miton is “ ” re wolnan, at avother that the developments | % €xamine will “thake his heart bieed and leave him without ” with lumber to Mowe, Oole & sehr Ace Scranton, Buchanan, Stony Creek for Har- Jem, with stone to Meeker & C; Sehr Mail, Moad, Greenwich tor New York, witn stone ROUND RAST. Behr Abel W Parker, Dean, Kehr Boaz, Getchell, Port Jo Sehr Fannie A bith, Bartlet febr Annie Mart: Bohr J K Mite Steamer Galatea, (ral at Barnum’s Hippodrome ia be- ing prepared tor Mullen’s watk of 500 miles. shape of the track 1s almost oval, and offers no impedimenta in the shape of square corners such as Weston had to encounter at the Rink. culated that at leasta second of time was lost at each of the four turns at Weston’s famous match against time at the Rink, he will surely accomplish the leat. of number of miles in the indicated ti drome offers many adventages to pedestrians; & Bott light, pure air, Inspiring formance, and if ing wreckage, (Br), Bi | and Ite contents were placed at their r. OVINGTON—I have + much doubt " | there they remained up tne ke .- nh ee he ee ee them off the isiand, baving in 1 searched for @ad_ buried Washed ashort Elizabethport for Taanton, Sun Francisco: 19th, Knowsley Hail | 2, Agra, Miller, doy 27h, Melpom | sen, do. 20h, bark Timaru (Br), Cole Glengarry (Br), Willard, 4 (Br), Kiehardson, do. New York tor Bany Hiiadelphia tor Boston. ), Morrill, Albany tor stamtora, Now Yors tor Providence, Mr. Mullen claims that The Victorian governm once despatched to the scene of the d whieh after some diMcuity to the vessel was sunk In deep water 48 stated. uring the per- uilen’s talk about Mallen’s 6valk Means anything this is the place to prove it. FIRST BALE NEW OROP COTTON, . rst bale of this year’s cotton crop wi day and sold as usual by | Messrs, Jobn H. Draper & Co., at the Cotton Ex- sised In Cameron county, Haynes, and Mesure, F. Yturria Messrs Woodward 4 Suliman, commission merchants, for disposition Rark Martzburg (Ger), Kuhiken, from Hambnrg June 6, to Velriche & Co. Pran as likely to ve Meibourne, having inquired into | he cause of he wreck, exonerated the irom negieet of duty. “HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, July 17. 1876 Exchange in fa urrency, 125 a LG , sixty Jays gold, @ 132 premium. Paris, id) premium. 2 6 My reals ver arrove, | wt NeW Yorks ptaim and officers Steamship Ellen 8 Berry, Newbern: shi pisco; Edith (Br), Bremen Nile (Br), Antwerp, barks Caroline Ger), Bremen, + Lemon, San Fr; | ceived in this city ye San Francisco abe ara (Ger), doy ‘Trenowith, for do via i Daal (Nor), Cork or Falmouth change, The Texas, by Mr. L. & Bro. consigned perva Uta, do Lord Clarendon (sr), Bnenus Ayres; Chiazzaro (Ital) (Br), Antwerp Philadeiph brig Elen London, i78 a ied Sugar, No. 12, Dur brige ly W Arm: Mayaguez; Inaustry (Rr} | | Lender, Joue, Lisbon. 0 M Guodsich. Uporto Victoria, | Wullamg New York. ‘arenger (Nor), vache Lavinia # Warreu, do. Maritime Miscellany. Crry or Pexina, constructed of iron by John Delaware, expected to et #'eain on her vestentay afternoon, but the trial has been post- poned gacil to-day, on account ot a screw im the piston nd too long. The engineer in charge’ wall ply be abie to «ube! full report 1 regard to the iesday of next week. By the middle or ie ste mer Wi ready to start for San 'ran. ill be Cape Horn, to take her place in the Pacitic TaiuNPnayt, Libby, at San Francisco July 9 from Yors. reports’ that between lat 4 ant 50%, In the xperienced heavy SW gales curing 9 days, in shifted cargo, giving the ship a list to port. Saux Everett Gray, lying at Central wharf, Portland, or of 15th. ThE when near the le Sound, iaying on her beam gud: ear afloat she secmed to be abou the theory is that she nad been Gro Wareen (of Machi: from Portsmouth, NH, 1t on Jobns Island, ewa Dowie trom Bowan for Ellsworth, before reported and the wrec! \t. Her crew landed safely through the TKAMER GEO SHATTUCK, of the Provincetown. ront A rest, ot Camten, beto-@ reported ashore New Or.xans, July 17—The steamer diotus, hence for Jeffersou, Texas, struck @ snazon Tuesday night at Hilams, broke in two and sank immed) totil loss. Part of tho cargo his been saved, but lsdam- aged. The boat is insur tely, She is a in Pitisburg tor $10,000, , July 16—Steamship Napoleon IIT was success- 10 eI ruily raed Yesterday, and wil shortly be docked for repairs, 7th—The arrivals to date are 541 salling vessels, repre s tons, 63 steamers, representing 88,54 of the arrivals to the same date ships equal to 89,195 toms, and § St Jonny, NB, July 14—Four tughoats endeavored to turn ip. ainé? BP Cheney, and others. and «apt W rt, t Kennebunkport, 16th inst, hy Capt N Thompson, a mand her. ewburyport, on From the vard of Geo &' Currier, at > Tues tay, the 3-masted schr Wm B Herrick,about 69) tons burthen’ She will be towed to Boston, where H Tigge} and fited for sea. The WB His owned by Capt EK Crowell, of Dennisport, ployed in the general treighting business, Surravinpivc—At Waldoboronzh J Clark & Son have | on the stocks a fine barsentine, which will be ready tor sea iu about 3 weeks, after which they will build a ship of 1400 tons, to be completed before the river closes. Henry Kennedy & Co nave a fine vessel, which will be completed in 3 or 4 weeks. feed, Welt & Co have a first Class silp of 1400 tons in progress, to be launched in si tember. Wm Fisk has Wm F Storer contemplates building some kind of a ves be] this fall. nd others, and will be em- schoon At eeemere Me, Carlton, Norwood & Co are building 0 tons: length of keel, 200 t ti she 1s decke ty building cy Capt Wm Notice to Mariners. Ttis reported that the buoy on Drenken Ledge, W by N | %4N. about % of a mile from Fiddler's Ledge, SW of Crab- tree Point. entrance to Fox Isiand Thoroughfare, has disappeared. MEDITERRANKAN—ADRIATIC SKA—CROATIA—OUARNERO GULF | ESTABLISHMENT OF A LIGHT ON VEGLIA ISLAND, A light has been established on Negrito Point, south coast of Veglia Island. ‘The lizht is fixed red, iiluminate: n arc of 230 deg, and Sommmodore, U Hydrographer. | U.S Hrpmocuaritc Ovrice, Wasnixaron, DC, July Whaliemen. IP See Cable News. Sailed trom New London July 16 schr Franklin, for South Shetland Islands. Sailed from New Bedford July 16, bark Avola, tor In. | dian Ocean. A stermer at St Johns, NF, from the north, reports that a whaler (supposed to be schr Abbie Bradford, of New Bediord) had taken 4 whales. Ship San Ratael (Br), from Callao for San Francisco, une 17, no lat, &e. | Bar’ Braziliera (Ger), Jachens, trem Rio Janetro for | New Yort:, June 24, lat 3 8, lon — Brig Ernest (of Portland). dina, July 13, off Charleston ’bar. OUR CABLE SHIPPIVG NZW3. eit Enea Ns Axrwenr, July 17—Arrived, steamship Peter Jebsen (Nor), Wolf, New York. Brigton, July 17—s Borpxkavx—Sailed, ship Sanvic (Fr), for San Francisco, Canpiry, July 17—Sailed, ship Bombay, Work, Singa- pore. Exstxore, July 15—Arrived, barks Jonas Risting Dan), | i Schosler, New York; Lilian, Rumball, do for Cronstadt. Gisrattan—Arrived, bark J H Pearson, Taylor, New York: brig Elbe (Br), Chisnolm do. Haxavna, July 1i—Arrived, ship Sea Serpent, Christo- pherson, New York. F Hone Koxo, July \8—Arrived, steamship Japan, Free man, San Francisco via Yokohama. Koxtosaxne, Jaly 17—Arrived, barks James B Brett, Gibson, and Josephine Martin, Fickett, New York. Liverroo, July 17—Sailed, ship Andrew Jackson, Field, Baltimore. Loxnon, July 17—Arrived, steamshin Denmara (#r) Sumner, New York. Lrcnoan—Sailed, bark Witch, Burstey, Boston. MaLaca—Arrived, schr W L Bradley, Chase, New Or. leans Mansetiixs, July 14—Sailed, ship Jaques Caur (Fr), Leroy, San Francisco. Pexarta, July 16—Arrived, bark Storjohann (or), Morthensen, New York. PuyMourn, July 17—Arrived, bark Tigre (Aus), Cosu- lich, Boston tor London. iled. schr Anita, Small, Tybee. Querxstowy, July 17--Arrived, Rapuelo (Ital), Mortola, Baltimore. Also arrived 17th, steamship Calabria (Br), McMicxan, New York for Liverpool ‘and proceeded). Arrived 16th, ship Intrepid, Simmons, Enderbury Isl- and. Sailed July 17, steamships Republic (Br), Gleadell, and City of Richmond (Br), Brooks (trom Liverpool), New York. Revat, July 14—Sailed, ship Ellen Sonthard, Wood- worth, United States. Sern, July 15—Arrived, dries Graf von Arnim (Ger), Holtze, New York ; Tarifa, Brown, do. WHALEMEN, Spoken—Bark Chas W Morgan, Tinkham, of NB, July 4, olf Flores, Foreign Ports. Avcrtanp, NZ, June &In port ships Jubilee (Rr), Huntley Gaye (80), Ma: i Florence, Sinith, froin arrived $4; Serene, Segeman, tor do. ok, May 13—ailed, ship City of Berlin (r), San Francisco, Kono, June i6—Satles, bark Dharwar (Br). Free- Cobu ard san Francisco, In port June 16, bark Kdward Jones, tor Hoholuln, Ide. Hoxorory, June 27—Arrived. ship Gen Butler, Webb, 29th. Powhattan, Puget Sound. Wautrax, July 15 Arrived, brig M’ B Nickerson (Bn, w York. steamships Beta (Br), Manter, Bermuda | gnd st Thomas; Austrian UBr), Ritchio, Quebec and Mon- Mrinounny, May 23—~Arrived, ship Templar, Haskell, New York. MontieaL, July 14-—Cleared, steamship Polynesian wil, Laverpoot. Newceastem, NSW, May 13—Sailed, ships do} Suth, ship iJunle 3, Kuight of Snowdon Prnxamavco, June 0—Sasled, bi (Duteh), New Urieans sidhiadibabasi ss In port th, sehr sO Bvans, Y. bal arrived 8th), for New York idy. nee et Pa ‘" July 16—Sailed, steamship Costa Rica, San Pre Zoo July 10-Arrived, brig Sabina (Br), Perrier, New Yor! Quunne, July 1$—Arrived, steamship Scandini (Br), Smith, Liverpool. Ww, SypNRy, NSW, June I—Salled, bark Dragon (Br), Mc. i900, Advertised 6th, shi Vernon ir), Burns, to eall for ‘ Tend of June, bilawur (Br), tle. Sacva, July S-Arrivedy bark Yi aurt (Br), Carlisie, Cardenas, St Jonny, NB, July 12—Arrived, schrs Waltot mma Crosby, Ci Charest} sen, ST a cE enhagen; Morning Light, } eared 15th, bark Hetress, Caul’sins, Liverpost all, and, beng in ballask capsized | “ she will be | ep about planked up. | | Yor for New | Washington, Do | ing, Cullen, Providence, Florene, Ewing, | Lena Hunter, Somer’, Charlestown; WF Ph ps, | Mer das Express t1lton, Ireland: Boston irom New York tor Fernan- | | has arrived from above fe | Heren Mar, Hanna! | fon. and Leontine, Clarks tor (Br), 8 K Wo no f in advance vi every mate and Poy, Pablic, PREDERIOK |. KING, Counselior at Law, 383 Aer DIVOROBS OBTAINED IN DIV ta granted, advice tr Gort, | (Br), Kiyna, Baltimore, sehr Mo W (Br), | katie a rethrnett! 4 Wsliion of botties so! liera (Br), Vi, Q—Acrived snip Col Nines, Sai Francisco for Burraré Inet Amrrican Ports. BOSTON, July 17—Arrived, steamsmps Aries, Whel.* den, Philadelphia; Nerens Bearse, sew York; San Pram ciseo, Min, do, in tow of tug © 'L Staples. bark Bios (Aus), dar, Cagliari sches Maxgie || Chadwick, Alexandria, Uriah is Fisk, Crowe x ng, Fhiladelphia, J si, Thompson, do May. Simpson, doy Mary =tewart, staples, Weehawken j HG Bird. Blaskenton, Hoboken, Ploughboy, Hallett, dog John D Griffin, Gould, New York. id, Ne Below—Schr Geo B McParland, Cleared—Steamship Jouns Hopkins, Hallett, Balt more via Norfolk; harks Usteran (Nor),’ Larsen, Europ via Bangor, Me; Mary (vr), Hines, Bridgewater, NSt senrs Addie L ‘Cutler, Smith, Hayn: JV Wellington, Rich, Georgetown, UG; kdwin J Morrison, Lavenier, Baltimore; Annie May, simpson, Camden, NJ ; Kocheoo, w York; Estella vay, Vary, Saco, to load for J Middleton, |r, Townsend, do, do, Bark Robert ‘Kelly; brigs Malaga and Joba Arrived 16th, schrs W A Levering, Smith, Philadet. phia: Ann S Brown, Crowell, Weehawken. BALTIMORE, July I7—Arrived, steamers Falcon, from Charles‘on; Win Lawrence, Howes, Boston; Wm’ Ken nedy, Foster, Providence; Jolin W Garrett, Hix, New York; schr WL Prankiin, Exuma Island Vleared—Steamers Revecca Clyde, Wilmington, NO4 Blackstone. Mallett, Providence; Martha stevens, Chance, New York; bar: Joseph (Pr), Lachard, Mart sellies; barks Geronina Ghilint ‘Ital, Perron, Cork of Faimouth for orders; larry, Sedgley, West Indies; schy Lulu, fostons Geo F Young, Marshall, do; Mary ‘Co’ Humphrey, Portland; Rivhtaway, Saybroo B Harris, Mitchell, Somerset tled—Ship Sirius, for Bremen, NGOR, July 15—Arrived, ship Caledonia, Potter, Havre: im Honth eat pass; Bria Bens Carver, Smary st Poor, ; Hea'h. Willams, Fhlladeliia, © glakieieictacded iearen—Schra Highlander,” W. mon. Johnson, and Medford, Gra nah Neve Sorhhitiey . July 'I5—Arrived, sore " son for Hallowell; Jonn 8’ Ingral SE hilanek phia; Farragut, to load tor City Point Bid ¢y. New York wor Gardner; 8 fst echawken. 1Wth—saiied, brit Henry Perkins, Whelple: 3 schrs Sunny "south, Derricksouy dos Pioscen” der i smith, Philadelphia, BLUBHILL, July ll—Cleared, schrs Annie Gus, Saw- yer, and Flora A Sawyer, Nutter, Philadelphia, BASS HARBOR, July 4—Arrived, sehrs Tangent, Abe bott, Calais for New York: Ligure, Stanley, fo tee do; bth, ‘Walton. Gott, Hhiladelphia ior St John. NB, Sailed 9i, schrs Ligure, stanley, and Tan, SGLVBRLY, July 1s-arrived, seh dpeks es LY, Jul rived, schr x taser Fork 1y HCl hi a af (0 STON, Jnty 14—Cleared. schrs Ama: a rill, Wood's Hole Via Bull River, SO; Carrie S Web is! ios MUASIFORT July. 8-A rived. ech EASTPORT, July rrived. schrs Helen Crosby, Barbados: 10:h, Lorpedo, Hucking, New Fins i 1, da Railed Lith. echr Z A Paine, Jones, New York. bashed FORTRESS MUNROE, July 1—"ussed out, banka Fama (Ger), for London; Swiitsure, tor Kio Janeiro oth trom Biohmand. ag Aa ‘Al ak, July 5—Sailed, schr Jennie Bosaling, H GLORGKLOWN, SO, July 7—Arrived, schrs Jas Pc der, Hudson, New Yotk; Julia R klovd, Squires, and New Yor! 7 | M Rand. Kenney, Jo; 8th. Harbinger, Parker, Prove Vraie, dence; 9th, Isabella Jewett, Alexandria: Va; Lith, Price, ‘and 'Louiza Frazier, Crawtord, New York. Cleared 7th, schrs Wm'Hutman, Putiam, Baltimores 8th, May Morn, Phinney, New York; 5k’ Woodbury, Grif, ‘Searsyor Me; I1ih, Jas render, Hudson, Ne ‘ork. * GLOUCESTER, July 16—Arrtve chr Churclt, Shulee, NS, tor New ¥ 5 benibes Bie INDIANOLA, July 2—Cieared, schr Madison Holmes, BINCRSONVILES, July Arr hr Harry White, "KES ‘VILLE, Jal Arrived, sc! a Fopking New Yor 7 a pil LUB&O, July 12—Arrived, schr Torpedo, Huckins, New ‘ork. sailed 6(h, schre Traveller, Mitchell, New York; Lime. B MeNichois, Fanning, Hillsboro, mt to load for New York; 12un, Lookout, i A Paine, Jones, ew Yor MILLBRIDGE, July \4—Arrived, schr Wigwam, Field, Brunswick, ick, Ga. MYSTIC, Ct, July 16—Arrived, schr J N Colby, Wilcox, ANS, July 16—Arrived, ste Ri ot Nb 5 nip CI Ban Antonio, Pennington, New York. {api Cleared ISin, steainship Cortes, Kemble, New York. Arrived at ihe Passes 15th, steamships state of Ala baina (Br), Flint, trom Liverpool; City of San Antonio, Pennington, New York. Sailed loth, steamship State of Minnesota (Br), for Livs ockins, and erpool, | .NEWBURYPORT, uniy 15—Arrived, achrs Samael ; Nash, Sumner, Weehawken; Leghorn, Kilpatrick, Ho- boken. NEW BEDFORD, July 16—<aited, schr RP Chase, Sweetser (rom Lligubetliport, having repaired), Salem NEWPORT, July 1o—Arrived, echrs Onrust, Romer, Philadeiphia: Vermillion, Petty, Fall River’ tor New York; Kenduskeag, Wyatt. Providence for Savant ie B Metcali, Handy, do jor New York; Mary Emma, Nich. ols, Wareham for ai H Tripp, Nickerson, Chathay tor do; Artist, Fortesier, Somerset tor do; Julia & Wi letts, Dayton, Philadelphia: Ida Palmer, Palmer, New dtord; Boston, Nickerson, Rockport tor © Atwate! omerset for New York, railed— ir Hattie Perry, Chase, Mattapoisett for Philadelphia, isth—Arrived, schr Susan, Baker, Beverly for Philadely phia cw hia Cwith Joss Of bovsiay). NORWICH, July 15~—Arrived, schrs L Lane, Port John- son; Belle seaman, N=W LONDON, J outh Amboy; Sarah Jane, do. 10 Port Johnson; Kate Calls 0. Arrived, schrs Jas Diverty, aun, Hoboken; Mary Brushy. Salled—Sohrs Franklin, for South Shelands; J J Pharo, Alexandria: sloop Maggie, Guilford. PHILADELPHIA, July 17—Acrived, steamships Saxony Baker, Boston; Mary, Rogers, Providence; Kenilworth (Br). Prowse, Liverpool a Queenstown; Hercules, Win- nect, boston; Fanits, Ho é lard, Wallace, Portiand: ‘kK; schrs EG Wil- Cond; Fannie G: Warren, Dickerson, Mildietong Dew McQueen, Huntley. River; Gen Palmer, Mayhew, Cedarville; A TC pringer, Ipswich (and cleared tor Providence), Cleared—Steamships Cybele (Belg). blair, Antwerp? © W Lor bee Savantah; Virginia, Hunter, Charles ton; Harrisburg, Peirce, Boston . barks Hornet, Hopkins, Belfast; Arlington (Nor), Palmerston, hotterdam ¢ Louisa (Ger), Gehm. do; Kagna (Nor), Melson, Stettia; Gulnare (Br), McDonald, Genoa, brig Iniegridad (] Mier, Vigo for orders; scbhrs Geo Washingt Baracoa; Helen Rommel, Corson, Boston; Fr: paiiled-Steamabip Federico (Spwn), Barachede, Liver- ol, Newcastix, Del, July 17, AM—Passed down this AM, steamships Federigo, for Liverpool; Harrisburg, tor Boston; snips Fremier, tor Bremen: ‘senrs Mand, Blvie Davis, James § Hewitt, Henry G Fi 7, Frank Leaming. E Tilton and Mattie A Frank!in, for Boston, Aunes, [oF Bath; Helen, for | Stonington; EBleciric,’ tor. 'Ply- mouth, and ‘J © Thompson, ‘for Providence; P' yenterday, Steamships Jaines '8 Green, tor itichmond,.. and Noriolk aad Vindicator, for New York; bark Norma. for Bremen; schr Chas Moore, for Savannah, anchored off here yesterday PM, aud remains; bark E A Cochran, ‘Tuspan, ot under way last night, anid proceeded. PM—Schr kmeline # Birdsall passed down, and sehr Chas Moore, for Savannah. Lewxs, Del, July i7, AM—Bark J J_Dimmick safled for vannah this AM’ Brig Saama ‘Rus), from. London- erry tor orders. arrived last nigh Ship Chice (Br), trom Bremen, and bark Brage (Nor), irom Liverpool. are below. Bark Fenice Ital) passed ‘out. ship Malte ntwerp. PORTLAND, July is—Arrived, brigs Mary A Chase, Dolan. Georgetown, DO; Prairie Rose, Griffin, New Yor’ if | (not cleared as belore reported), schr EM Golder, Wix on, New York. Also arrivea, sgemenip Franconia, Bragg, New York. tir Cleared—Sciir Bertha J Fellows, Smith, New York. 16th—A: sehr Cumberland, Philadelphia, Cleared— liza Morton, Leland, Buenos Ayres) schr Bowdoin, Rangall, Randall, Bristol, RI. PROVIDENCE, July’ 16—Arrived, schrs Aifred Bra- brook, Phillips, 6 orgetown, DO} Bertha, Conover; and Fakir, Holland, § lizabetnport; Henry Lemuel, Jarvis, Poughkeepsie; HB Diverty, Nickerson, Port Johnson: ‘Entire, Kinnear, Rondoutt Fred Tyler, Tyrrell, South Amboy; hate Scranton, Palmer: Wm H Bowen, Golden, and Harvest, Corwin, New York. Sailed—Sohta Mary 8 McHale, Hall, Georgetown, DCt Harriet Ryan, Robbins; Louisa, Knox, and Bell., Simp- son, New York. PAWTUCKET, July 16~Arrived, schr FG Russell, Ran- kin, Philadelphia. philed—Schr Reading RR No 44, Adams, Philadelphia. RICHMOND, Jaly 15—Arrived, ‘brig LO Madeira, Me- Landon, Baltimore; sehr Lizzie, Young, Doston. Sailed—Bark Fama (Ger), Mathieson, London: sehre Minnehaha, Douglas, Bostéu; ¥ O Schiltz, shompson, jew York. ROCKPORT, Me, July 14—Sailed, schr D Talbot, Ames bury, Charleston; Frank & y, leCobb, New York; Lorie Ames, Nasi, Pliindelphia; Sami Hari, Holvrook, altimore, ROOKLAND, July 9—Arrived, schrs R Leach, Pend New York; 14th, Hera Hall, and Pilot's Bride, Brewster, do; G M Porter, Allen. Virginia, oth, M Lungiion, Bennett, New York. Sailed 12th, schrs Silay McLoon, Spear; Alleghanta, Arey, and American Chief, snow, Now York; Planet, Henderson, Newark; F Hatch, Green, New York; P Ha meAN FRANCISCO July 9—arrived, ship Poonab @ N N DO, Jul Trived, ip Poona’ bel Hillman, Newcastle, NSW. Cleared—Ship Sarah (Nic), Sabine, Port Townsend; bark Notre Dame de la Garde (Fr Gucillett Lonion. Safled—Bark Legal Tender, Marshall, Tanti, A6th—Salled, steamship Ancon, for Panama, SAVANNAH, July 17~Arrived, brig Amistad (Sp), from FOlenred Schr Stephen G Hart, for Provid Jleared—Se! lephen lart, tor Pro’ ence. rotiled—Bark Glacier, tor Boston; schr GL Bradley, OMERSET, Juty 13—Arrived, schrs J E Jones, Hand: Baltimore; M'A Predmore, Shetman, Hobok “i Mth—sailed, ache J L Hess, Conklin, New Yor 1ih—Arrived, schirs’ 8 L Mteveng, 's Newburg len Gurney, Gurney, and Kilza & Rebecca, Price, Ho- boken; Alton'T Miner, Oakes, New Yorn. Sailed—Schrs Delphi, Allen. k H Brazos, Raynor, ané hI Henry Cole. adic: ew York. VINKYARD HAVE, 16—Arrived, schrs Zeta Pat, Faay, Port, Johnson tor di Philadelphia for Bo Camden; Mary Sands and adie F treat, Bath tor New York; Midnight, Newburyport tor ‘angent and Vow lant, Calais tor do; Oregon, Rockland for do; Bertha 3 Fellows, & B stimpson, and Olive Elizabeth, Portland for do; Pearl, Saco for do; Mary Standish, ‘Kennebeo River for do;’ Onward, Bangor for doi Win K Lezgett de Planet, do tor Newark, Nd (vores split) and Benjamin Reed, Kennebec River ay hows —eches Nellis H Benedict, Portland tor Provi- Gouldsborough for Pawtucket. 7, deta Pa, LM strout, specnta ind Southern Crogs (ir). uly 16—Cieured, schr Lucia Mus York. RREN, July 16-Arrived, schr J Ponder. Jr, Brown, dence; Sailed Woodbi WILMINGTON, NC chison, Jones, New WA: South Amboy. MISCE ~~ mann na iran BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COUR’ of different States; legal everywhere; no publicity; advice tree. 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