The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1874, Page 10

10 ; POSTSCRIPT. ——. MONDAY, “JULY 21-3 A. M. GLAND. —_—-— Prince Leopold Said To Be Seriously Ni, ly 27~5:30 A. M. The moraing papers announce on oficial utbority that Prince Leopold is seriously 11, al- though there is no cause for alarm. His recovery wili necessarily be tedious, AUSTRIA. — A Shock of Earthquake and a Storm—Loss of Life and Property. VIENNA, July 26, 1874, 4 shock @f earthquake Was ielt bere to-day. A VIOLENT STORM. A violent storm of rain and hail is reported on | the borter of Moravia. Several lives were lost sad a large number of cattle drowned, Fifty houses were destroyed ‘and vineyards were flooded and ruined at Azagra, where, it 18 rumered, only fourteen of the imnabt- wants escaped. THE BRUSSELS (ONGRESS. purtenances @! reguiar churches, are invested In lands and buildings, and hundreds of thousands are annually expended in support of enteentn | missionarses and the maizitenance of the mission work. The Sessions Cpened—England Repregented. Lonpox, July 27, 1874. A special despaton te the Daily Nes reports that | mmajority of the delegates to the Congress have ar- viveu in Brussels, The session opens to-day, but tue sitting will be devoted only to the exchange of wredentiais and other formal preitminaries. Sir Alfred Horsford is the representative of Great ‘Britain. a u THE FATAL WATER SPOUT. | Fourteen Dead Bodies R covered—Loss Cansed | by the Flood, $150,000. S4N FRANCISCO, Cai., July 25, 1874. t Private desparches to-night, trom Eureka, state wat fourteen dead bodies have been recovered, 4g addition to (ne names given this morning the following were sent in to-night as victims of the foou:-—James Galvin, J. W. Talbot, J. Darney, John Mauf, W. J. MeGeary and William Smith. u | Financial Losses by the Flood. | SAN PRANCISCO, July 26, 1874. avenue, that caused a damage of were manuiactured on the premises, A picnic of & portion of the St. Patrick’s Mutual | avenue, Alliance Association will take place to-morrow. | jast The grand rendezvous will be Excelsior Grove. bath schools cises, | progressing as rapidly as possibie, WEW YORK CITY. The new Dog Pound in the Eighteenth Ward Market opens to-day, A damage estimated at $600 was done bya fre that broke out yesterday morning at No, $35 Sec- ond avenue, The annual meeting of the Old Guard of the ‘Twelfth regiment will be held this evening, at eight o'clock, Summer stagnation marks the building business, | and the trade do not anticipate any decided re- | vival during the autuma, A fire broke out yesterday morning at No. 8 Sixth Jonn Nolen was held in $1,600 bail at the Tombs Police Court yesterday on a charge of picking the pocket of John Dixon of $ while he was standing hear his place of pusiness, No. urday asternooa. 7 Wall street, sat- George Weichom, of No, 127 Suffelk street, He jumpea nto the East River at the loot ol Delanvey street, but Was rescued by vue police. Wiliam Snyder, of No, 298 Delancey street, was stabbed in the side and sligutly wounded yester- day morning many near Delancey. Eieventh precinct station house, and be left there for home. Yy an unknown map in Lewis street, Hts wounds were dressed at the One trandred and forty missions are supported Forty-five of these are permanently estab- hed in commodious buitdings, with all the ap- Over $1,000,000 Mrs, Veronica Boll, of No, 55 Bayare street, was shopping in Grand street on Saturday afternoon nd when near Eldridge street she caught the nto Saran Juage Kas- mire yesterday Morning committed the prisoner BROOKLYN. Edward and Patrick Sennott had a quarrel on Saturday night im a saioon on Nostrand avenue, and made a combined assault on Thomas McManus, reating the latter until be was unable to stand. navion, Louisa Ham, a young girl, residing at No..589 Sandiord street, was bitten on tne left leg by a dog The work on the East River Brid, and recently | the | and 700, Coffins | | A supper was iaid in the dining room, whten | 4 NEW YUKK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1874.—WITH SUPPLEMENT, BUNGRY ‘The citizens of Yorkville appear to be greatly alarmed over @ report very currently circulated and generally believed, that a gang of masked barglars are making heavy work in the vicinity of fexington avenue and Ninety-third street, and that no less than half a dozen houses have been ‘broken into during past few days and robbed of thousands thousands of dollars, An investigation disclosed the fact that the only house that had been robbed was that of Under Sheriff Jona 1. Cummings, on Ninety-third street, near Fourth it seems that his place was entered Friday night, and a piano cover stolen. ehe burglars helped themselves to before de- parting. Mr. Cummings thinks that they all must have been in very delicate health, owing to the small space through which they gained admit. | | tance, and regrets exceedingly that he had not the at- | pleasure of being present to entertain nis guest Tempted snickle yesterday aiternoen, while labor put were c mg under a fit of temporary insanity. hand of @ woman, named Sarah Ryan, in the act sented a loaded reve o! picking her pocket. Mrs. Boil heid Kyan until she placed her in the bands of Officer McDermott, of the Tenth precinct in delault of $1,000 bail to answer at the General not saristy che highwaymen. a) Sessions, | lieved the Willlamsburger of his watch and chain. | , Wany @ similar shameless occurrence, and has | | guard the interests of those compelled to traverse | owned by George Smith, a butcher, residing at the | | corner of De Kalb avenue aud the street named, | on Saturday nighslast. The brute was shot by a | policeman. They, however, tried to carry of! a valuable clock, compelied to leave it, it beimg too heavy. This 18 tke only robvery kuown in the netghborhood, yet it is only surprising that more have not taken place, when one police- man patrois trom Lighty-ninth street to Ninety- fourth street, and from Fourth avenue to the East River, thus going the rounds of 45 blocks, A citizen states that he hardly ever sees a policeman On the Cross streets at night. Highwaymen at Work on First Avenue. Some time between three and half-past three by the Protestant churches im ths city, with Sab- | O'clock yesterday morning, while It was yet dark, \ preaching and other religious exer- | 4s William F, Siibersteim, a resident of Wililams- burg, was walking down First avenue to- ward the Houston street ferry, he was intercepted at the corner of East Sev- street by two men, who coolly requested him to empty his contents, At first Silberstein refused to com- ply with the request of his new-made acqnaint- ances and accordingly remonstrated with them in broken English, when suddenly one of them pre- iver and threatened to shoot if their demand Was not soon obeyed. This iright- ened Silberstein somewhat, and he immediately proceeded to empty his pantaloon pockets of ail the money they con‘ained., ‘This apparently did nd they therefore re- Then they ran toward avenue A, through East Seventeenth street, leaving This neighbornoud has of late been the scene of been made unsafe to pass through at nicht. police apparentiy do not seem ‘rhe to endeavor to the district, which abounds with highway- men. Mr. Silberstein describes one of nis inter- ‘Shey Were arrested and locked up tu await exam- | Viewers as a tall, broad-shouldered man; with @ | | Very dark mustache, and wearing dark pants, no | The other was of shorter | coat and sloncked hat. build, has red side whiskers, and wore a white ‘straw bat and light coat and pants, TRAGEDY IN A LAGER BEER SALOON, ge Tewer 8 A Woman Accidentally Killed—Tne Blew Intended for a Man—Arrest ef | pockets of their | Silberstein penniless, | SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOOK, GH WATER, Sun rises... 452| Gov. Isiand..morn 6 50 Sun secs, e+ 720) Sandy Hook.morn 6 05 Moon sets,,.morn 2 39] Hell Gate,...morn 8 35 | PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 26, 1874. ARRIVALS. | REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship The Queen (Br), Bragg. Liverpool July 15 | ¥ia Queenstown loth, with mdse and 337 passengers to F | WJ Hurst. July 21, iat 45 24, lon 43 27, passed an Anchor | Une steamship, bound E. “Arrived at Sandy Hook at 2:50 Steamship Republic (Br), Gleadell, Liverpool July 16 and Queenstown 17th, with mdse and 400 passengers to KJ Portis. July 23, tio lat, ee, pawed a bark, vound W, showing signal letters QHFR; 25th, no lat, &c, passe Steamship Adriatic (Br), hence for Liverpool. Steamship Wyouiing’ (Br), Gvard, Liverpool July 15 and Queenstown 16th, with mdse and 238 passengers to Willams & Guion. July 1, lat 50 15, lon 32, passed a Swedish bark bound E, showing signal letiérs TGNR; , 42) miles east of Sandy Hook, took a pilot from Pilot boat Wiageon, No 10. Steamship state ‘ot Texas, Bolger, Galveston July 18 and Key West 2ist, with mdse and’ passengers to C Hf Mallory & ¢ Steamsip Western Metropolis, Quick, New Orleans July 18 with mdse and passengers to F Baker. Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, Richmona, City Point and Nortolk, with indse abd passengers to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. | | Steainship E © Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DC, | With mdse and passengers tod C Kenyon, ip St yO Shi seph (of Bath), Fales, Liverpool June 8 via uty 7, in ballast to J W Elwell & Co. > pps Marzi (Ital, Murzi, Leghorn 52 days, | with marpe and rags to Fabbricotti Bros; vessel to 5to- covic! WO. Bark Kings County (of St.John, NB), McClelland, Glas- gow W days, via Sydney, CH, Isdays, In ballast to Heney ‘arker. Bark Dryaden (Nor), Schach, Limerick 42 davs, in bal- aast lo Funeh, Edye & July 16, Jat 43, lon 57, spoke bark Johannes Foss (Nor), from Frontera tor Europe. Bark Francisco Danovaro (Ital), Schiaffino, Dublin 40 days, im ballast to AP Agresta. Bark Investigator (of Searspert), Butman, Rotterdam 41 days, with empty barrels to Carver & Barnes. Lat 45, lon 5), passed a large number of icebergs. Bark Ruggiero Primo (tal), Ruggiero, Trieste 91 days, with mdse to order. Passed Gibraltar June 5. Bark Lucian Radian (Ger), Karg, Rio Janeiro 54 days, in ballast to master. Bark Toui © (Aus), Cattarinich, St Vincent 24 day dallast to Slocovich & Co, i Bark Kaglet, Tooker, Naugabo, PR, 13 days, with sugar toJ D Rivera & Co; vessel to master, Burk Atlantic, Dickerson, St Pierre, Mart, 18 days, with sugur and molasses to H Trowbridze’s Sols. ark Horace Beuls, Kickett, StJazo 21 days, with ar to Brooks & Co; vessel to John Zittlosen, ark Norton Stover, Sherman, Cardenas |0 days, with P i} Bi “hi | sugar to Youngs, Smith & Co, vessel to miller & Hough- wen | “Bark Henry Fitner (of Stockton), Dickey, Caibarien 8 ays, with sugar to Fernandez & Calvo, veisel to JE Ward & Co. Bark Yumur! (of Turks Tstand). Carlisle, Sagua 10 days, ayith sugar to Grinnell, Minturn & Co: vessel to Waydell Oo. Bark Pelayo (Sp), Millet, Matanzas 10 days, in ballast to A Couch. Q Hark Elba, Peterson. Havana 14 days, with sugar to | Franke & Fisher: vessel to J i Ward & Co. | Bark Grace (of Annapolis, Ns), Pent, Sydney, CB, 15 days, in ballast to Heney & Parker, Brig St Maria Vecchia (Ita), Spignese, Trieste 70 days, with empty barrels to AP Agresta, Fassed Gibraltar june 16. Brig Witham (Br), Pike, Pernambuco 26 deys, with sugar to order: vessel to RP Currie, Brig Hiram Abit, Tibbitts, St Jago 17 days, with sugar to Brooks & Co; vessel to Miller & Houehton. Brig Moses Day (of Philadelphia), Crosby, Cardenas 10 days, with sugar to order ; vessel to.J M Leinard. since: last ort; B Rizpah, Atkins, do, do; Gracie M Parker, Dyer ‘do, do. ‘The weather was very rough, Spoken. ty Duneraly fy Faure from Liverpool tor n Francisco, jat 50, Jon ene a “oale, Driwater, from, Tiverveot for King orge's Sound, June 6, lat 3N, tou 28 30 W. ship Lydia Shetiekdy Pores trom Bombay for Am. sterdam, . 2X, Jon . shi harry Hiorse, Wrinan, trom Bassein for Fal- mouth, April 5, iat 6 N, lon 9 3 Ship sire, ark, ‘rom ‘Liverpool for San Francisco, aly. lat 49 N, lon 8 W. Ship Matterhorn, Arey, from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro, June 28, tat 3's, lon 4 We z Bark Germania (Ger), Cluver, from Glasgow for Saq Francisco, July 13, lat 3) 42 N, lon 15 16 Wa i ptr DE Fa GieP Haupt, from New York for Ham- ure, July hat lon 1aPATE Mentor (Nor), from Bristol for New vork, July 4 fat 47 12, lon 3b 22, ; Byinrk aches (ir) trom, Livernooh for New York (or ydnev, Os), July |, lat 51.27, lon 7 20. i * Bark Mathusalem (ital) trom Rotwerdam for Philadel phia, July U1, 1av49, lon 23. Bark Gutenberg (Ger), Nobbe, from Bremen for Balti- nore, June 29, lat 59 61, lon 9 Brig G W Berry, from Philadelphia tor Portland. July 24, 30 miles E of Cape May (by pilot boat E Blant, Ne OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ~+ Antwerr, July 25—Arrived, bark Vestlandet (Nor), Knudsen, Philadeiphia. Ansen, June 15—Passed, ships Endeavor, Warland, from Cebu for New York; Sumatra, Mullin, Manila for do; bark Lady Elizabeth (Br), Corbett, do do. Capiz, July 15—Sailed, bark Sicilian, Percival, Boston ; schr Alzena, Plummer, Croxstavz, July 25—Sailed, ship Owego, Anderson, Tybee. = Guimspy, July 25—Sailed, Rose Isabel,for San Fran- cisco, Gxxoa, July 26—Sailed, ship Pauline David Otto, Phitadelphta, Liverroon, July 26—Sailed, bark F Pirandello (Ital) Todaro, New York (not previously). Lisson, July 25—Arrived, bark John J Marsh, Fickett, New York. Moviuie, July 26—Arrived, stlamship Polynesian (Br), Brown, Quebec (and proceeded for Liverpool). Mansxiuixs, July 2—Arrived, bark A J Jewett, Reed, New Yogk. Ger), M Wia-—Arrived, bark Thomas Pope, Alexander, New York. Queenstown, July 26,9 AM—Afrived, steamship Celtic (Br), Kiddle, New York and proceeded for Liverpool). Also arrived 26th, steamsnip Ohio, Morrison, Philadel- phia (and proceeded for Liverpool). Foreign Ports. Brack River, Ja, July 15—Sailed, ship Florence Treat, Short, Europe tot as before reported). Gipkavrax, July 1—Sailed, brig bila (Br), Fulton (trom Leghorn). Boston. In port Juty 10, barks Carrie E Long, Park, from New York, diss Hopkins. trom) Phi! phia, ared 6th tor Venice (both. arrived sd, incorrectly reported lath); Abby Bacon, Merril, from New York, arriy (not 10th), dis for Malaga; Jobn H Pearson, brig Etba (br), Chisholm, trom New York (arrived § tor orders, Hauirax, July 24—Arrived, steamship Peruvian (Br), Ritchie, Liv . veskc, July 22—Cleared, steamships Austrian (Bn, Liverpool ; 23d, Canadian (r), Miller, Glasgow. IP) SreaMSHIP Crty or Ricnwonn.) Axtranr, July li—Arrived. Nuovo Ratuer, Lacomars, | New York: 12h, Johannes, Naumings, Pensacola: 13th, Kong Sverre, Han: ew York; Balestriny, Baltimore ; Tiase ton, San Francisco, : _Sailed Uth, Arcturus, Zielcke, New York; 13th, Graf Klot Traudwetter, Wendt, Boston. ff Axskn, May 24—Passed; Elizabeth McDougall, White, New York (?) for Hong Kong; 25th, Catharina, “Boose Singapore for New York; 2/th, Fortune, Tayior, Mauri: Nossardi, | tius for Hoilo, aylor, and | \ | | | <eeneenseesesseneittemeeent tetas oa oo, Jane 1l—Arrived, Hardimgen, René, New 0 pa ad June 13—Sailed, Laura Maria, Schaarke, Pep. sberasr, July 15~Arrived, Emilia Pigiia, Olivari, Bale re Nailed 18th, Chasseur, Thoxnson, Baltimore. pamacemnatex, July Ty —Atrived, Nurnberg , Jaeger, altimore ; Antoinetie, 00} a a Burxos Avnes, June lg-Atrived, Adelaide Baker, Lang. ‘Ni i 1 10th, One, Holman, Portland, 0, Boupeavs, July —sailed, Homborgsund, Neilson, New York. Carpier, July 14—Cleared, Goldhunter, Freeman, Sing- Williams, New York. apore; 1th, Pembroke (s), vi io Janeiro; Monte Entered dut ith, Oasis, Randall, July s4—Sailed, Mary Stewart, Penery, Syd- Rosa, Carter, Bomb: ville. Avrived, Onni, Dahtborg, New York. i . Hoenzollern,’ Hashagen, New York, yOprPale, July 16—Arrived, Tantivy, Carey, New ‘ork. Ss Dean, July 15—Off, Dorothea, Fessen, from Wilmington, NO, for Hamburg. Bam July 6-08, Weser, Poppe, from Bremen for altimore. padiaourn, July 16—Arrived, City of Lima, Davies, Portland, O. Sailed lth, Desdemona, Deslandes (from London), Pensacola. 16—Sailed, Raffele, Ligure, New York. Gabway, Jul Grascow, July Ms—Arrived, Caedonia (s), Sidey, New York; 16th, Sidonian (s), Edwards, do. Sailed 10th, Australia’ is), McKay, New York; Oseco, Fulton, Buenos Avres, Sauted from Lamiash Mth, Thirlmere, Fisher, San Francisco, Havke, July M—Arrived, Eldmant, Torkelsen, Galves ton. HamBurG, July 14—Arrived, Herder (s), Fischer, New York, Nailed from Caxhaven 14th, Salo, Nordgren, New York. Ocean Express, Crowell, from Hastines, July lo-—O4l, July 15—\rrived, Aranco, McKay, Portland, O7 London for Boston. Hol h, Frigg, Olsen, New York, ag fey July 15—Arrived, Spain (8), Grace, New York ; ‘Salied 14th, Palias, Wyman, Baltimore; Lottie War- Cleared 15th Loxpos, duly 16—Arrived, Lofne, Rostrup, Baltimore Mania Lavro. saleneu, New. York; Souvenirs Davies, SPTEOMDEERS: uly Peay - Baltimore; Harve: Peterson, do. ‘Lhameice, July rrived, Choara, Canevaro, New tonven, July Ib—sailed, Favorite, Greentand, San Fran. cisco, ManaNmtaw, July 17—Arrived, Annie, Brown, New York. phia. Niwny, July 15—Arrived, Nordlyset, Hann, Baltimore. Prnvawuvco, June iled, § N Collymore, Perry ‘out, July 16—Sailed, Sasselo, Cassanello, New York. motte, Liverpool and sailed for Philadelpnia). Sailed sth, Iron Age, stone, London. iy ‘ived, Stabel, Jacobsen, New York, wer, w York. Si Varsny, July M—Arrived, Loulse, Schetelig, New York. York. : ; Warknrorn. July 15—Arrived, Francesca R, Rivarola, iew York; 16th, Koni Kystein, Ericksen, do. ‘New York: Hamaora, July 9—The John Campbell, Hankinson which arrived here June 25 trom New York, ran agains Tinooring post while entering the harbor, staving in line. Liverroot, July 14—The Idomene, from Sunderland via Greenock for San Francisco, was docked at Birken- pucas, Caleta. TeBioared isth, Pleisites, Chase, Phitadelphia, Boston; Adventure, Ellerby, St Mary's, Ga, i vey “saga, Jorgensen, York: Giobona's, Sanguinette, d 1 Newcastix, July 15—Cleared, Najaden, for Philadel: Bahia. P Qurexstown, July 16—Arrived, Abbotsford (s), Dela. Rorrenpam, July 14—Cleared, Nellie T Guest, Messen: Swixewunpx, July 11—Sailed, Pauline, Cruger, New Sailed 14th, Famighia, Valle, stem and sustaining other damage, but all above water head this tide, with stanchions and beams sprung. Rio Jaxnino, Jane B—The Jupiter, fauschild. which here June rom apa ort LT suaken, one 1nC38 s, lon 41 We the L Warrers spoken, on June 15, in (Aimer); which vessel had lost all her masts, with the exception of one, and was steering northwest with a southwesterly wind; the master of the Jupiter offered assistance, which offer was not accepted. (The L War- Mr. John Wheeler, Secretary of the Board of Ap- portionment of New York, notified the treasurer rig Faraoni (Sp), Borotau, Neuvitas 1} days, in bal- A despatch from Eureka to-night says the loss last to J L Delmonte & Co, ren, Leach, sailed trom Lisbon on May 6 for Santos.) the Reckless Offender. American Ports. AvEN, June 24—Sailed, Adriatic, Taylor, America; 25th, Prince Uburlie, Lynakell, do. by Lhe food is $150,000. Tre Eureka Consolidated Taformation was received at tke Coroner's office | | ‘Brix Dorotea (Sp), Pages, Havana 14 days, in ballast ‘AucHawouL, Suly 4 " y Ni \< EP y ly 2—Sailed, Edith Mary, Nairn, Bos BOSTON, July 26—Arrived, steamships Johns Hopkins, Mining Company's 1os8 18 $20,000. The company Of the bridge company, Mr. Jon A. Prentice, that | yesterday morning that at halr-past two o'clock a, | 4h hmk a Co fT Mayor; Bérmuds ?idays,: | OR og matin mdealte: Papse: Now York. Hallett, Bulumore via Norfolk, Hercules, Pierce, Phitat will have to shut down their furnaces. Several | the Board of Apportionment had directed the | w. a aisturbance occurred in the lager beer saloon | with produce to Duncan McColl. delphia; brigs Laura & Virginia (Ital), Pinto, Palermo it nga McColl tn | Amsrenpan, July 1$—Arrived, Seth, Tuguizea, New | Avibtos BriePeak, Surinam: schrs Minehahs, Doug! more bodies have been recovered. A namber of Comptroller to issue bonds to the amount of | of George Hesler, No. 306 East Forty-ninth street, | cece, Maundy, van Chief, Santa Anna 22 days, with | yA4s oF Richmoua, Me: Ainos Walker, Dunnam, Alexandri stil $150,000, being the tenth instalment of the New | ‘Schr A B Gardner (of Bucksport), Snow, Cientuegas 20 Buisrou, July 13—Arrived, Proteus, Chipman, Cron- | & Rmersou, Sears, co; St Croix, aton, Baltimore; Mag- persons are still missing. | York Bridge Company. This announcement was | between . tne proprietor and a party of | anys, ‘with sugar and mol re pea vessel to R shetiee ash A amratacGund arebn Now York ie A Fisk, Baker, do. Oriole, Barker, Philadelphia. Sa ee ee ae received with much pleasure by the aathorities, | mé concernin; the ayment for | P Kk & Co. July 24, lat 39. lon 7355, spoke bark Im- . yf Sy ba ‘ork, Below—Schr. May. TORNADO AT GENEVA LAKE. Eudichosecatieilice pomttianedein oneray. ‘The | eins rehash ee ae oxtlorad eee | pero (of Halifax), froth Hamburg for Philadelphia. ponttived in Kingroad Mth, iglia, Paicich, New York palied Bh ~steunnshia Batavia, Carroll, Wm Crane, Geveve Taxe, Wis, Julg20,1sra, | BfO0KIYH Board of Aldermen will meet in August, | : Drea ak, Bousias Calmer, Eleuthera 9 days with | Op orn Suiy 12—salled, Salvatore, Mereilo, New York. | Pamau, fing, Neptune bark Morro Castle |” Atormado passed thr h this vill at f | will probably be made. be fais nee Ot four | pigh’on the Brooklyn side. masonry is now being laid. clock (his morning, doing considerable aamage W trees and shruobery. The steamer Lady of the Lake jost ler upper deck and smoke stack, anda | puwber of smail boats were upset at their moor: | ings. The large ice house of Woolams & Willard | \ ‘Was also destroyed, No loves were Icst. THE PHILADELPHIA ABDUCTION. Two English Criminals Arvrested—Cir- cumstances Causing Suspicion That They Are the Kidnappers. PHILADELPHIA, July 26, 1874, The poliee have in custody two men and two women, alleged Engush criminals, through whom, it is believed, aclew can be obtained relative to whe abduction of Charlie Ross, One of the men is said to answer the description of one of the ab- | @uctors, although he was not recognized by the | brother of Charlie, who Was with him in the car- nage. Two men in the latter part of June hired a buggy five consecutive days from a livery stable on Newmarket street. This fact coming to tue gnowledge of the police one of the parties was arrested, Circumstances since his capture led to the arrest Of the other man and the \wowomen, | As the abduction took place on July 1, tt is | ‘hought the abductors used their own team or bired One from another livery stabie, The arrest of these parties is kept very quiet und is Known vo few save the police. TEE VICKSBURG TROUBLES, No Need of Troops. VICESBURG, Miss., July 26, 1874, ‘The Times (radical) ot yesterday says there is no further apprehension of trouble and no aeed for | troops. An officer of General Emory’s staff arrived here to-day, and is interviewing the leading mem- bers oj both the negro and white parties. LIQUCR RioT AT WESTPIELD. A Quantity of Spirits Recaptured From the Constables, SPRINGFIELD, Mass., July 26, 1874, A serious liquor riot occurred at Westfield Sat- urday as the result of the seizure of about $300 worth of liquors by Constables Maxwell and Stainer of this city trom Elisha Tobey, a saloon keeper. The seizure was started for this city in charge Of an expressman, when tree Wesifiela men who had been offered $150 to recapture the hiquor, drove him trom his truck and two of them started lor Connecticut with the load. Meantime the driver had notified the oMcers in | this city, Who returned to Westiield and discovered | ihe hauor, which bad been concealed by the road- side, the horse having given out. They prepared | to return to Springtield, when they were met by a crowd of about 100 men, many of them armed, Who announced that the liquor should net oe vaken out 1 tow Bloodshed was imminent, when Deputy , Sherif Cooley, o: Wes the mov, who agreed that ‘the liquors should be Jaced in his hands and taken back to Westfleld. he constables returned to this city, and during Saturday night the liquors were again stolen and taken to Connecticut. The afair creates much excitement at Westfield. CAPTAIN W. H. FLAGG. The Obsequies at Burlington, Vermont. | BURLINGTON, July 26, 1974. ‘The funeral of the late Captain William H. Flagg, 1 the steamer Vermont, took piace atthe Uni- tarian church in this city this afternoon, and was largely attended, Delegations were present from all the ports on Lake Champlain, as well ag « from Montreai, including the leading citizeng OOToner, who, on arriving at the room, took of Champlain’ Valley. The services were possession of all the papers and effects of the de- conducted by Rey. L. G. Ware, and were simp! ceased and ordered the body to be removed to | and touching. Th captains of te st Transportation Company —' of Swckport, N. ¥., the the captains on Lake Champlain; Captain Dao Lyon, of thia city, and Chief Engineer | Kiijab of Shelburn Harbor. Among | the movrners were Colone! Cannon, preswent Vv. P, No! treasurer; A. Linman, superinten- dent, and Thomas H. Canfield, ex-superintendent of the Lake Champlain Transportation Company, abd the oMcers and erew of the steamer Vermon The affair was a fitting tribute of respect for a MAD Of great lorce of character, executive ability | aud wei) erved popularity, Whose loss will be | severely leit im this Seciion of country, ANOTHER FIRE IN CHICAGO, Cmcaco, July 26, 1874, A fire this afternoon, corner of Fourteenth and Clark strects, destroyed three cars and the ware- | house of the Lake Store and Michigan Southern | Ranroad. Two hundred barrels of of) were destroyed, The | Sota) Joss ik about $15,000, FIRE AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., July 2 The City High School building waa destroyed by fire to-nignt. Loss $20,000 ; insured. RAILROAD ACOIDENT IN HARRISBURG HarnissuuG, Pa., July 26, 1874, A tramp named Jonn Neville, from Lonisyitle, Ky., while attempting to steal a ride on a freignt train ia the upper end of this city, slipped and fel, ov the track abd was run vyer, allel ware, pall bearers consisted of ali t aiers of tne Lake Champlain Japtain Gideon Lathrop, oldest surviving of t j, 1874, partially from $15,000 to | { 8 | rr cr tees, refused to accept. | trustees nailed the doors of the church, and would W4Fds, probably from conpression ot the brain from | O’Tuole Was arrested by the ' the building. Later im the day Cor- | oner Kessler, who had investigated the matter, | | pot field, succeeded in quieting watch. laney, of the Twenty-ninth precinct, came up tn tume to arrest four ol them. When brought to the station house they gave the names of Henry Burns, John Meehan and Bernard Reilly. Judge day committed them tn $2,000 ball each to answer at General Sessions. on Third avenue. Hospital by the police of the Seventh precinct, where she died at midnight. | faudanum. | by some triends of his, an ambulanc called in to attend him, Wemel was removed to Bellevue Hospital. last night, while intoxicated, with a knife. The tower is now 240 feet The 124th course of The New York tower is 140 Jeet high. A CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN JERSEY. A serious diMculty ha pastor and congregation 01 the German tiaeck, sent in lis resignation, which the trustees On the Sunday following the not allow the pastor or the congregation to enter Since then the church has been en- Urely closed, and no services hela. Yesterday a large crowd lingered around the church, but were ermitted to enter. The action of the trus. | When ‘the appropriation, as authorized by law, | Much-angry talk and the exchange of several blows | the men went out on the sidewalk, whereupon John O'Toole, living on the top floor of the same house, went to Hesier’s assistance. In his excite- | ment O’Toole seized @ smoothing iron and threw it | from the window at the men who had made the | | disturbance, but, unfortunately, the weapon took | arisen between the trus- | 2 di 2 ba effect on the head of Mrs. Teresa Hesler, wife | Evangelical Lutheran church in Summit avenue, | of the proprietor, then standing on the sidewalk, | | instantly knocking her down in a state of insensi- . OD ly 6 the pastor, Rev. Robert = pind petals GA et ae hee i Mrs. Hesier was taken into the house, | biltty. where death ensued in less than an hour after- fracture of the skuil. Nineteenth precinct pouce, gave 4 somewhat different version oi 1t, The Coroner Was informed hy Captain Gunner, of tees 18 denounced, and serious difficulty is antici. | the Nineteenth precinct, that duiing the evening pated. ag THE JEEBSEY SHOOTING MYSTERY, Mrs. Bauer Pronounced Out of Danger. Mrs. J. G. Bauer, of West Newark avenue, Jer- sey City, Who was shot in so unaccountable a man- ner while standing at the door of her restaurant on Saturday night, is recovering. The police have made no progress whatever in theif investigation of the cas The place was closed up yesterday and 4 notuce Was pasted up in small letters :— “INTERVIEWERS, GO WEST.”? The most provable theory in the cage is that her husband was wielding the revolver recklessly and the wife seized it to prevent his doing museniel, when the Weapon was discharged. The bali passed through her hand and entered here¢ide. It was soon alter extracted. Both husband and wife have Ppiaced the seal of silence Ow their lps in regard to te case. Justice Aldridge happened to pass vy when tue shooting took place. The weapon was found in the gutter, about fifteen feet trom the door, itis @ sinzle-barrelled wavy revolver, with two hatamers, and carries a heavy ball, ASSAULTED BY RUFFIANS, Jacob W. Langstretter, a joily Teuton, accompa- nied by his wile and three small children, while returning to his tome im Willlamsburg, early last evening, trom Jones’ Wood Park, where they had | | spent their Sunday atternoon, when near Sixty- | Second street and First avenue, a gang of not less | | than ten young rumfans came uw; handled them very rudely. They were all armed with clubs, with Which they beat the German most unmereiiully about the legs and body, and for no apparent cause. Mrs. Langstretter caine to the as sistance of her husband, and, snatening a clup | from the hands of one of the men, usea it dexter- | Ously and deait &@ poweriul blow over the head of one of the assailants. The cries of the children startied the rumians, who, alter hastily snoulder- ing their wounded comrade. fled to parw unknown belore the arrival o! a police officer. MADISON SQUARE THIEVES, Five young rufans, aged trom fifteen to twenty, attacked @ man named John Smith, of No, 252 East Fortieth street, in Madison square, about one o'clock yesterday morning, and robbed him of his Mr. Smith cried lor help, and Officer De- The otner escaped. Hoggart, William Array yester- A DOGIOR FOUND DEAD. At abont hal-past eleven o'clock yesterday morning Thomas Cole, the janitor of the building No, 48 Cortlandt street, body of Dr. John Washington, a puysician, over eighty years of age, lying on the floor of his office discovered the ifeless ob the second story. Mr, Cole at once notified tue Dufty’s undertaking establishment, No. 82 Green- Wich street, to be preserved on ice until his iriends could be communicated with. The appear- 4nce of the room in which the body was found in- dicated nothing unusual and no marks of violence being visiole on the deceased it is probable he died a natural death, An examination of some papers found on his person revealed the fact that in 1847, by act of the Legisiature, his name was changed from Join Henry August Von Reichten to Jobu Washington, An imguest will probably be | held to-day. SUICIDE, Nelite Dewel!, or No. 109 East Eleventh street, | attempted suicide last night by taking hydrate of chioral, Which had been purchased in a drug store She was removed to Believue ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Marcus Wemel, Of No. 425 Second avenue, at- empted to commit suicide yesterday by taking The police being notified of the tact surgeon was ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE, Frederick Zad, of No. 347 West Thirty-ninth ‘eet, attempted to cut his wile Pmma’s throat She esisted, and in taking the weapon from him was lightly wonnded, He then turned the knife upon himself, and, beiore she could interiere, made a evere but not dangerous wound in his throat, Hie dwd shortly An alarm was given the police and he was locked 4 Wb ab tue Lwensy-Mith precinet sation house . | Britavnic. nal; clayed and muscovady, 17a 17\, reals per keg. Bacon, | $424 $15 per cwt. Butter, superior American, $76 @ $78 | ber quintal; Goshen, $44 $4). Flour, $40 per bbl. for American. ‘Hams, American saga cured, $56 & $58 Per quintal. Lard, in keys, 942 a $13" per quin- fal: in tins, $48. "Potatoes, $12 50 w per bbl. | Tatiow, $26 per — quinta Wax, yellow, $19 @ $2) per arrobe; wiite, $3) a . Honey, I reals per gallon. Empty hogsheads, $8 a $8 5. Lumber, white pine, $75 a $8) per AL: pitch Dine, $70.8 $75. Box shooks, 16 reals; sugar hogshead shooks, 48 reals; molasses hogshead shooks, 40" reals; | Turpentine, I7e.'a 20. per lb. Kosin, 88 per. bbl Hoops—song shaved, $115 a $1 20 per'M. Freients | firmer; loading at "Havana for the — United States, per box of sugar, 75 per hhd. of sugar, | O’fovie, George Black of 920 Second avenue, Jonn | Farron, of 645 Second avenue, and Tunothy Casey | entered Hesier’s saloon and vrdered reireshments, | for which they refused to pay. Just beiore the d: turbance which resulted 80 tragically tue same par- ties returned to the saloon, into wuich they forced themselves and demanded more beer, but Mrs. | Hesler, recognizing the men, reiused to give them | anything more unless they paid of their former indebtedness. They, of course, reiused to do, and were ordered out. and Black shoved fim ont. This enraged O'Toole to such an extent that he ran up to his room and threw the smootting iron out at Black as he stood on the pavement, and by mistake killed Mrs. Hes- Jer, Who at that time was outside for the parpose of putting up the shutters. Black, Farron and Casey were arrested by Captain Gunner and De- tective Levins, and Coroner Kessier detained them as witnesses, A jury was impanelled, and the investigation is set down for next Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, Deputy Coroner Simeon N, Leo will make a post- | mortem examination on the body of Mrs. Hesier. ‘The men arrested as witnesses are not considered the best citizens of tue Nineteenth ward. Daring the morning of yesterday the most intense exeite- ment prevatied in the neighborhood where Mrs. | Hesier was ki.ied, and so crowded were the streets With peopie that it was necessary Lo detail a force Of police to preserve order. Mrs, Hesler Was twenty-six years of age, and a ¢ of Germany. THE ALLEGED JUVENILE HOMICIDE, Deputy Coroner Leo maae an autopsy at the vou them and = Morgue on the body of Thomas Barrett, the lad | thirteen years of age, late ot No. street, whose death was alleg caused by having been kicked by another boy while at play, The post-mortem exumination showed that death ensued from peritonitis, which, however, might have Been causea by acold. NO evidence has yet been obtained to show thatde- @ased had beer kicked. Washington 1 to have been THE ALLEGED YELLOW FEVER DEATH, A HERALD reporter called upon Health UMioer Vanderpoel, at Quarantine, yesterday afternoon, | witn reference to the alleged death of tue captain | of a bark from Matanzas, now lying at Lower Quarantine, and learned irom Pr. Vanderpoel that there is not a Word of truth in the statement. In fact, there hax not been a single death in the Quarantine Hospita! this yea: “HAVANA MAB KETS, ¥ Hay 25, 1874. Sugar nominal. Stock in warehouse at Havana and Matanzas, -02,900 boxes and 11.50 uhds. Receipts ot the week, 5.500 xes and 2/8 thds. ixporid during the week, 14.000 boxes and 1.30 hhds, including 10,000 boxes and 730 hhds. to the United State $4 25;'do. do, of molasses, $2 75a $2. To Falmouth ai orders, 27s, Gd. a 30s. Loadiny at other ports on the north coast tor the United States, per hid. of sugar, $5 @ $5 25; do. do, of molasses, $3 a $5 25. Yo Falmouth ana orders, 328, 6d. a S5s. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET, Provinesce The printing clothe market was inact sales were 10,000 pi A squares standsrd at 59 1.200 do, do. extras, at Sge.; 1400 do, SOx), at 4%e., all thirty days. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST. ‘Steomner. | Sails. Opi | stmanceeaal jJuly 28.) Liverpool. |29 Broad ways 5 July 2*./ Homburg, .|113 Broadway. Abyssinia 2. Liverooos. 4 Bowling Green india. 2. Glasgow... |7 Bowling Green broadway. | Bowhng Green | /5\ broadway. | Glasgow All consented to leave quietly | except O’Loole, who was drunk and disorderly, | Molasses nomi: | Schr Frank Atwood, Bryan, San Salvador 7 days, with pines to Montell & Co: veasel to B J Wenberg. | Schr Lizzie, C1 ingston, Ja, 18 days, with logwooa to J Leaveratt & Co. Schr Madison Holmes (of Brookhaven), Baylis, Indian- ola 23 days, with wool and hides to Evans, Ball & Co. _ Schr Almeda Wiltey, Satilla River, Ga, 10 days, with lumber to ¥ Bigelow; vessel to S C Loud & Co. Schr Julia K Floyd, squires, Georgetown, SC, 7 days, with naval stores to ED Hurlburt & Co. Schr Vraie, Price, . SC, 7 days, with naval stores to Roundtree & We' vessel to ED Hurlburt & Georgetown, SC, Co, chr Louisa Frazier, Crawford 6 days, with naval stores to Dollner, Potter & Co. Sehr Luala Murchison, Wilmington, NC, with naval stores to & 8S Powell. Schr R B Leeds, Hammond, Cowell's Point, NC, 4 days, with melons to Joseph Money. Schr Elathea, smith, Richinona. Sehr J W Morris, Longstreet, Virginia. >ehr Emma Jones, Perna. chr W il Kenzel, Soper, Georgetown, DC. rcbr Belle talladay, Chase, Georgetown, DC. Sehr Wm Allen, Jones, Georgetown, DC. The steamship City of Richmond (Br), which arrived | 25th, brings 686 passengers and reports:—July 2), lat | 46 35, Jon 47 10, passed steamship Idaho (Br), hence tor | Liverpool: same tune, a Red Star steamship, bound bs 23d, lat 41 12, lon 51 56, a brig rigged German steamship, | bound E. Passed Through Hell Gate. BOUND SOUTH. Steamship Bolivar, Lawson, New Bedtord for New York. Brig Anna Elizabeth, Mitchetl, Bangor tor New York, with lumber to Haviland & © i VS, Higgins, Boston for New York. Tosslev, Crossley. Windsor, NS, for New York with plaster to C W Bertat A D Henderson, Henderson, Jobn, NB, for New with ice and fish to order yn Thomaston tor New York. Kdence for New York. idence for New York. Rockland for New York, with | } | i hr Eagle, Atkins, Pro Sehr Arti Whitnes lime io John’ R Brown Schr Planet, Henderson, Bangor tor Newark. hr Thos Bilis, Kelly, Dennis for New York. Schr L G Huntington, Butler, Maine for Albany, with stone to order, Senr Jonas Smith, Hutchins, Kennebec for New York. chr Highlander, Wood, Bangor tor New York, with lumber to Pritchard & Myers. Schr Veranda, Bunce, Prov: Schr Samuel’? Goodwin, ity, Kelly, Provi City, Hunter, ber to order. Schr James Potter, Haskell, Block Island for New York, with fish to order, Schr Effort. Pendleton, Wintersport for Rondout, with staves to Rosendale Cement Co. Schr Jed F Duren, Hooser, Mamaroneck tor Weehaw- ken, 7 Arnold. Newport for New York. lord. Gaylord, Newport for New York Knight, Lawson, Rockland for New York, with lime to John i Brown, hr Hero, Baker, Salem tor New York, | Schr Jennie Day, Block Island for New York, with fish to order, Schir A E Raker, Murray, Bridgeport for New York anche Catherine, Mudgett,’ Bangor for Hondont, with lath. yight D Davidson, Freeman, Danversvort tor New ‘ork. selir Expedite, Rackett, Orient for Rondout. Nafive, Dehart. Fall River for New York. Hazard, Philander, Essex tor New York. » Raymond, brown, Fall River tor Newburg. erson, Pierson, Stamford tor New York, rnelia, Sprague, Boston for New York, Brown, New Bedford for Sew York. ham for Philadelphia, rk. yhght Busha L Smith, Thompson, Hartford for New york. Schr Ela Smith, Smith, Portland for New York, with heading to order. yaght Lizzie B Gregg, Hendricks, Gardiner for New rk, Sclir Maria, Cook, Portland for New York, with lumber to Simpson & creep. hr Challenge, Terry, Greenport for New York, he Herald. Wall, Rockland for New York, with lime andve & Pressey. Schr Kate & Lilly, Johnson, Gardiner for New York, | with lumber to Perey’ & Son. Sehr Mediord, Hall, Bangor tor New York, with staves to orler, sehr Sarah L Harding, Brown, Block Island tor New York, with fish to order. 3 ynldamer City ot Fitchburg, New Bediord tor New ork. Steamer Electra, Young, rrovidence for New York, with mdse and passengers. Steamer Albatross, Davis, Fait River for New York. with mdse and passengers. BOUND EAST. Schr Detroit, Hunt, New York for Stonington. pe Smith O’Brien, Burns, blizabethport for New AveR, Schr Niantic, Levy, South Amboy for Hartford. rout ¥ Shuler, Cuthvert, Yort Johnson tor “Middle. own. scbr OC Acker, Meade, New York for Stamford. clr Exeter, Pendleton, Rondout tor Portsmouth. chr Adelaide, Hutchinson, Hoboken for Plymouth. chr Laura, i ew bury port. | Sehr Whit not Southport. | Sehr Ella Perk rk for, New Bedford, ie Ser Anna B J. jes, New York for Provi- | ence. | Sclir Lookout, Hawkins, New York for Lubec. Schr Julia & Pratt, Nickerson, New York tor Boston, chr Casco Lodye, Bearse, New York lor Portland. Schr b Buglish. Boyle, New York for Providence: Schr Entire, Kinnear, Amboy for Wood's Hole, Sehr Wm Duren, Hoyt, New York tor Danversport. Schr Emily, Morrell, Elizabeth port tor Stamford. Sehr sterling. Bull, New York tor Providence, Schr 8M Tyier, Hart, Hoboken tor Providence, lene for New York. Williams, New Haven for lence for New York. rdiner for New York, with Schr ¢ Schr Jd B Aust A Schr Angler, Besse, Wat Sclir Whistler, Keek, Taunton for New Yor | to Sehr Ocea: Philadelphia for Providence. acght Lucy Pieree, Philadelphia for Provi- noe. acent Baltimore, Frances, Elizavethport for Provi- levee. Senr Falcon, Wheeler, New York tor Derby, Mass, schr E © Deuison, Allen, Albany tor Providence. Schr Mary sands, Hill, New York for Lynn, Sehr MC Atwater, Hill, Port Jonnson for Providence, ‘chr Spray, Bliss, ‘Trenton for Norwich. JP Koss, smith, Hoboken tor Boston. rah W Biake, Blake, Port Johnson for Ware. ham. sclr Wm M Everett, Thayer, New York for Boston. Maritime Miscellany. -)19 Broad way \1i Broadway. roudway. Ti#owling Green, Howting Green | Broad way. Bowling Green i Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green 72 Broad way, 6! Broadway, Ning Green 15 Broadway. of Riehmond Queen haverpooi DOO! sw Neckar Wyoming Rusia. Baltic Havers 19 Broadway. — | Italy j¥iverpook. jo¥ Broadway. Boliv' lola “|Z Bowing Green. | Latayewe Havre......]55 Broadway, Lessing +) Hamburg.:/13 Broadway. | Calabria Liverool..|4 Bowling Green tate of Virg Glasgow... (72 Broadway, Westohalia Hainburg,.|61 Broadway, | City of Mont | i 15 Broadway, 19 Broadway, | leans, | ofschr Rising Key Weer, July 26—The British steamshi Of the Mississipp! and Dominion line, from New Orleans, which went ashore three months since, neat Cape Florida, was brought into this port to-day by the Baker Wrecking Company. of Nowglk, under hive own steam, She will probadly proceew'to New Or- laden with Baxcor, July 25—A schooner, r bricks and kerosene oil, lying at one of the wharves on the Kenanskeag, Tharaday, ahs was not properly se. cured, and heeled over when the tide went out, lying on | her beam ends so ihat when the tide came in'she filled with water, she was rightea and pumped out yester- | day. a Whatemen. A letter received in Provincetown trom Capt Taylor, un, of that port reports her on Hatteras Ground Joly’ 17, With 90 bbis #p since last report, Ke- ports at sine time and place, schry Antarctic, Bell, do, 0 Sp sitive last re py Knight, Foster, do, 20.40 do; Agai¢. atkins, do, gogo do, Arizona, White, do, nothing } P Mississippi, Averpool fer heayil; | McKay, Boston; | aged by sea water; pBeewics, July 1—Arrived, Carl Augusi, Siewert, D en. Batavia, May 20—Sai Buesr, J iled, Lepanto, Staples, Sourabaya. july 12—Sailed, Antonio, for New York. Bukwennaven, July i0—Arrived, Uhland, Meiners, New Orleans. sailed 12th, Astronom, Klapper, New Yor! Hookway, North America. Bosay: June 15—Sailed, Timour, Robbins, Liverpool. Arrived July 14, Frank Flint, Williams, Liverpool. Capiz, July 6—Arrived, Leonteld, Stephenson, New Orleans; Aizena, Plummer, Boston. Sailed Ist, W © Bickmore, Bickmore, Portland; 4th, Clara Pickens, Coombs, Gloucester, Mass. Cleared 6th, RH Purington, Crossley, Boston. Corru, July 3—Sailed, Dashing’ ’ Wa Smyrna. Cancurta, June 1—Sailed from Saugor, Mirzapore, Macinnon, New York. ylanpiry, July 13—Cleared, Samuel S Thomas, tor Rio ‘aneiro, Gorxsuaces, July 10—Arrived, Alphonse Marie, #ri- Nevada, Hocken, vat, New ¥« ft July 13—Arrived, Due Fratelli, from Shields for Savannah; Mth, Insulan, Christensen, London for eded 15th.) Philadelphia (and pro xpress, Crowell (trom London), dailed both, Ocean Boston. Passed 13th, Rothesay. dam; 1th, Rhine, Jord troon, De Gries, Pen: Burris, Philadelphia tor Bremen. Duaux. July 13—Arrived, Bridgewater, Todd, San Francisco; Tiomo, Roe, New York; 15th, Chilingham, Beer, Philadeiphia. Duxkink, July 13—Arrived in the roads, Enni, Dahl- berg, New York. Sailed i3:h, Alliance, Hutchinson, New York. Dunpek, July 4—>ailed, Jane Kilgour, tor New York. Exsinort, July l0—Arrived, Halingen, Reed, New ] ived orders tor Aarbuus; Ith, Felix, sorensen, New York for orders. LasTBOURNE, July 1—Fassed, Marie Heyn, from Baltie Iversen, New York for Rotter- an, London for New Yorx: Ys- | more tor Amsterdam, Faumoutu, July 12—Arrived, Marien, Madsen, York jor Newcastle; Mth, Oceanus, Pease, cisco; Victor, Enes, Antwerp tor New York. dailed Lstu, Aster, Falek Grom New Yor! Mth, Angelique, Fortier (from san Francisco), Havre. One the Lizard 15th, City of Lima, Davis, trom Astoria, “Grovcesten, July 13—Arrived, Familiens Minde, John- son, New York; Linda, Ferraro, do. sailed lth, Norge, Johansen, New York. nent July l4—Arrived, Asculta, Razetto, Philadel- nia. ? inksxoce, July 4—Sailed, Workington, for San Fran- clsco. %, July M—Sailed, Nevado, Hookway, KESTEMUND: New York. Havre, July 13—Sailed, Fleetford, Taylor, New York. Hamacxa, July 1—Arrived, Elizabeth Cushing, Colby Macaibi. LiveRrroot, York; Lith, Syihel, trom Portland, O. Sailea Wth, Skiold, Henricksen, New York; Voornit, Evans, Savannah; Mih, Reynard, Brown, Boston; Peru: vian (s), Wats, Haluax, &c. Cleared 13th, Mathilde, Kraett, New York; 14th, For- New a Fran- . Limerick ; mose, Dussurget, Orleans, Entered out ith, Russia (), Cook, The Queen (s), . Murphy, New York: Nova scotian Bragg, and J: (3), Ki & i Capitan, Lincoin, do; Saragossa (y), | di ontreal, Aurora, Nerton, san ©, "Bi Fernandina; Nevada (s), Price, New York ; ‘ania (s), Harris, Phila- deiphia; Progress, stevens, Rio Janeiro saraim. a Of Great Orinshead 9th, Seminole, Marsh; trom Liver- | pool for New York. Of the Skerries llth, Harvest Queen, Jansen, from Liverpool for New York Lonpon, July 13—Arrived, Tri, Polesca, New York; Luciano Serra, Sima, do; Henry Lippett, Chase, Bos- ton: 14th, Peru, Libbert, Pensacola; Vonder Luke Rohistort, Plagemann, Wilmington; ‘Brahe, Malm- strom, St Mary's, Ga; Giovanni, Califano, New York; Green Jacket, Roe, do. Cleared Mth, Karnak. Cook, Philadelphia. Entered out Ith, Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, New York; Lith, August, Ornioff, do. Sailed trom Gravesend 13th phins lth. Hoppet, Howinan, al 16th); 16th, Carrier Dov , Fido, Thornsen, Phiiadel- New’ York (and both left unders syiney, Us Limerick, July 13—Arrived,@ M Tucker, Pinkham, New York. Sailed L3th, Abraham, Matcovich, New York; Mer- curius, Ludvigsen, do, Learors, July 7—suiled, Speed, Larkin, Philadelphia. Papanc. May 3—Sailed, Rosina, Hansen, New York. Poon, July 13—OM, 1asmania, Wiilis, from Pensacola for Breihen. weieeom™s July 11—Of, Electra, from America for full, Of 9h, Henrique Teodoro, from California for Ham- purg; Lith, Neptun. Nymanii, trom Kotterdam for New 0 QuseNstown, July 14—Sailed, Chiarina, Garguil New York), Liverpool: Prokpero, Olwart ‘irom Bak timore), Hull; Bertha, Schulz Grom New York), South ampton; Kong kystein, I:ricksen (from New’ York), Watertord ; 16th, Tenax Proposite, Kileatsen (trom Bal! timore), London! Rayuoon, Ju 1—Cleared, Moravia, Morse, Channel. led, Sjaelland (s), Deddes. New RotreRvam, Jury 1— York. Fri ig July 12—Arrived, Mediator, Jensen, Bos- in. i Grshcamas July 14—Arrived, Island Belle, Thomas, Port- land, 0. Smvana, June 30- rived, RM Heslen, Could, B 5 Sailed July 1, Concezione, Latiofie, New Yorke oe” avaNnceR, July 5—Arrived, Loerimner, Viken, Pen- sacola. Baz enexa, June 15—Arrived, Perseverance, Garcin, i lipatam (and. sailed 16th tory Thomas, Bousba Jolin Kendall, Passed 224, Harey Morse, B " ‘assed 22d, Harry Morse, ®yman, Bassein for Falmouth, SamakanG, May 22—Sailed, Neilie Hastings, Hailett, Sourabaya. are, July 13—Of, Couric! ‘om Bremen for New from Philadel ph Bremen. ved, Matiloa, Carver, Macabl, tor New Yorx): ‘16th, in: y (and proceeded tor New York); James, Ceylon (and proceeded tor seitty, July 1 ylame Bay, June l—sailed, Pickwick, ‘Austin, New ‘ork. Suietps, July 13—Sailed, Lindesnaes, Bugge, New York. Stetmix, July 10—Arrived, Donald Ferguson, Ross, New York: 1th. Schamyl, Snow, Philadelph Travexunve, July ll—arrived, Hermina, Abrahamsen, Philade}phia. Warknronn, July M4—. casse, Baltimore; 15th, York. Salled 14th, Diana, SchiaMino, do. Antwerr, July 10—The brig Belle Walters, Edgett, which arrived here July 4, from. Havana, is leaky; pumps attended to nightand day, About 700 boxes of fugar have been lafided, of which one.uird. are dame aged. Sth—Abont 1,100 boxes of sng re alieged vessel is lea cing the Belle Walters, of a) the Pumps being continually kept going, and it 1s ane lower tiers of the cargo are @ good deal aged. Liverroon, July 14—The Sarah Grice, Hay, trom Francisco, reports:—June 14, lat? N, lon 23W had a heavy squall trom SE and lost jibboom, maintopsail and stavsail. The Nevada (s), trom New York, arrived here, came Arrived, Nina Figia, Schiappa Tancisca Kiverola, from New Bollo, New York; Pietro G., jar have been landed from to be dam- badly, the ared into contact with an jceberg on the 6th of 4y4 during & dense tog, and received damage to bow and forecastie, @ quantity of ice having tailen on the torecastle. St Heuexa, June 22—The John Kendall, which arrived here to-day from Ceylon, and proceeded for New York, encountered a heavy gale May 24, 80 miles east of Natal, and lost jibvoom and part of port bulwarks. [Pen Steawsnie Reronite,} BAnyranr, Jaly lt—sailed, Alice Cooper, King, Sandy 00! cola for Amsterdam ; 15th, Truro, | uly 13—Arrived, Nevada (s), Price, New | | | | | | | rett, Hix, New York; brig Gladiator (Br), Lennon, Rio Grandes schrs CF Gerrigh, from Windsor NS; JP Over, from Rockport, Me; Lotti Beard. trom New Bedford; Sadie Wilheut, trom Bowdoinhat A T Hedges, from New York: Enos B Phillips, from Boston; Wm G’ Shat, tuck. from Richmond, Me? Ben Borlané, from New York: S H Cowart, from Portland, Me. Cleared—Steamer Qctorara, Reynolds, New York: schrs Serene, Jones, St Pierre (Martinique) ; John T Man- son, Manson, Boston: Janes H Hoyt, Lyons, New Ha. ven; Marcia'L Lewis, for Boston; John Griffith, for New York Sailed—Schr Francis, for San Andreas. 2ith—Arrived, Steamers Rebecca Clyde. from Wilming- ton, NC; William Woodward, Young. New York. BATH, July 4—Sailed, schrs Tannhauser, Grover, New York; Carne Hyer, Poland, do; Alice Oakes, Marson, do; HN Miller, Miller, Phindelphia. BANGOR, ly 2i—Arrived, sch's Geo B Ferguso son, Philadelphia; en Wentworth, New id Jacket, Gregory, do. Cleareé—Schr Yankee Blade, Rich, New York. BRIDGEPORT, July 25—Arrived, schrs Leaming, Balti- more; Abbie P Cranmer, do; Escort, New York CHARLESTON, July 23—Arrived, brig Maria Wheeler, Boston. : Cleared—Schrs Lorine, Cain, Wilmington, Dei; Emma © Babcock, Tomlin, Philadelphia. 26th—Arnived, steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore; bark “Aribal,” trom bavana; schrs Aneroid, Talbot, Rockland; John Douglass, Parker, Philadelphia; Delhi, Emerson, Portland. CALAIS, July 20—Arrived, brig Milwaukie, Mitchell, Boston; schrs Kussian Councillor, Foster, Georgetown? Broadfield, Britt, New York. Also arrived 20th, brig Ponvert, Parker, Boston. Cleared 20th, schirs Nellie Cobb, ew York; 2st, W@ KR Mowry, Eaton, Wilmington, NC: Lunet, Hinds, and ‘Trott King, Bradiord, New York; 22d, Senator Grimes, Philnrook, New York. GEORGETOWN, DC, July 21—Arrived, schrs Daniel Brown, son, Fall Kiver, 22d, Stephen Morgan, Cummings, New Bedtord. Salled 2ist, scirs Helen A Ames, Endicott, Somerset; 22d, Wild Pixeon, Baleom, do. Inport 2d, scnr Theodore Dean, Babbitt, for Fall EST, July 15—Arrived, schr Asa Eldridge, Pascagoula. eared 14th, schr Walter Denny, Taylor, Pensacola. pACKFOLK, July 24—Cleured, schir C'S Grove, Weaver, emerara, NEWBURYPORT, July 24—Arrived, schr Birchard & Torry, Carter. Hoboken. Sailed—Brig Hampden, Smith, Banger; W G Mosely, Abbott, Darien, Ga. NEW BEDFORD, July 25—Arrived, schrs M_& E Hen- derson, Spear, Baitinore; W W Brainerd, Fitch, Amboy Fairwind, Bowman, New York; Henry Gibbs, Coffin, do. NEWPORT, July 33, PM—Arrived, ‘brig Reporter, Ri- n, Fer York; der, Bangor (and sailed 24th for New Haven); sloop. Pearl, Cobleigh, Haverstraw. e vere chr Belle, Winslow, Providence for New or! 24th, PM—Arrived, schrs Lucy Jones, of New Haven, loaded (and sailed); Maggie Todd, ‘Richardson, Fall River for New York or Philadelphia; Mary Gaillard, Col- July 25—Arrived; schrs Chauncey St Amboy; Signal, Satterlee, Hoboke Hamburg, Wescott, Newburg; John A Buckalew: Mary A Natt Barker, Newburg: ‘Empire State, Beebe, New York; Fradklin’ Pierce, Harrison, do; Laurei, Keeney, 0; sloop Alnoma, Tucker, do. Sailed—-chrs Annie M Allen, Alexandria; F Merwin, do; Racer, New York; 1B Allon, do. NEW HAVEN, July 25—Arrived, brig Nineveh, Wy- man, Boston : schrs MC Hune, Bailey, New York; Fran- cig Smith, Davis, Ron lout. Sailed—Schr MC Hune, Bailey, New York. PORT ROYAL. 90, July 2—Arrrived. sehr Mary Mankin, Tyler, New York. PdILADELPHIA, July 25—Arrived, steamships Lan- CAMter. Mills. Boston Pioneer, Wakcley, Wilmington, Panther, —, Newburyport; sclirs William Wilson, Jenkins, Silem; George H Bent, smith, do, and cleared. for Boston; Aldine, Dennison, ‘St John, NB: John D Paige, Haley, and Susan, Baker, Boston? H&P Cham- pers, Brown, Lewes, Del; F A Bailey, Hutchinson, Port« land’; Fannie flanmer. Brooks, Nantucket, (and cleared’ for do); Mary G Collins, Frambes, Farmingdale; Abbie Gprgon, Corson, Cooper's Point; Mercy Ann, Wooden, or, red—Steamships Mary, Rogers, and Catherina Harding, Providence; Norinan, Nickerson. Boston; Equator, ‘Hinckley, Charleston;" Vindicator,. Doane, New York; bark Fortuna, (Ger), Jantzen, Rotter: dam: schrs Isaac 1, Clarke, Lake, Fail River; Amos Ed- wards, Somers, and John D Paige, Haley, Boston. 2tnh—Arrived, barks Impero (Br), Fulton, Antwerpe Noe (Ital), Cacase, Genoa; schrs J W Woodruff, Haskell,. and Webgier Kelly, Marshall, Bangor; James A Patten, Ogier, Bécksport; Annie E Babcock, Lee, and Jonathatr May, Neal, Boston; Susan Baker, Beverle Cleared 25th, steamship Panther, Mills, barks Arletta, Gilkey, Santande Jantzen, Rotterdam: ‘brig James Liverpool, NS: schrs George H_ Squire: and “Wm Walton, Compton, — Bast Cambrid aI ‘homas J Ker, Allen; KR. Florence, Richards: R and 8 Corson, Corson; C Krenzle, Dilks; Lottie, Sym- ers; WS Abbott. Ludlow, and 5 A Garrison, Smith, Bos: Diverty, Williams, ¢ port; Annie ick, Smith, South’ Boston eg Carroll, Kellys lyarot Searsville, Hunt, Baltimore; WE Rockhill, Rockhill, Portsinouth, NH, Newcastie, July 26, PM—Steamships Norman, for: Boston; Caihiarine Whiting, and Mary, for Providence( ship_kliza Everest, tor Antwerp, bark Matthias for Rotterdam, passed down since’our report: also schir Thomas Clyde, Lottio, Annie Myrick, WL Elkin: © Hickman, and Sarsville, tor Boston; Sandy Hi Providence, Lewes, Del, July 25, PM—Bark Golde West, Monte, video via Barbadoes for orders, arrives to-day. | Shin J) O Baker and brig Ellen P Stewart, outward bound, all here. PORTLAND, July %—Arrived, brig I Howland, from, Kennebunkport, to go on marine raitway; schre ‘Addie Joraan, Leavilt, south Amboy; Arabella, Smith, Phila delphia. ‘Cleared—Sehr Willie Martin, Willard, New York, PROVIDENCE, July 21—Atrived, steamers Willian Kennedy, Voster, Baltimore via Nortolk; Florida, Crocker, “Philadelphia; schrs Robert Palmer, Dabotl, nn. springer, Philadelphia: Emina ohn Hart, Alexandria; AT M Fox, Case, Elizabethipor stockham, do; Shamrock, Troy, Haverstraw s Runyon, re} ert Johnson tor Pawtucket; Newburyporty Fortuna’ (Br), Coffl (Br), Ha Veranaa, Pond, New York tie Lou, McGuire, do; George F Brown, Gedney, do, ed—Sehrs JJ’ Moore, Norton, Georgetown, DC} Sarah J Gurney, Gurney, Rondout; Plora Condon, Com don, and Juliet, Lawson. New York, SHGHMOND, July 2e-cArrived. schr 8 V W Simmons, Williams, Rockland. salled—Sohr John A Curtis. Quillian, Stamford, SAN FRANOISOO, July 18—Arrived, bark Mindin (Fr), Le Pattee, Marset'les. 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