The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1874, Page 10

10 F, | whose statement T am allowed to give exciustvely | Which the Philadelphia police bave reqne----! 2 not to divulge, pomiviy to cover up some of thelr — | shortcomings. i ers of | The omcery y ie substantiatis = sollows:— The Kidnapp Charley | Prat page Lor, Jah month a iaree man, with Ross Still Uncaptured. | dark beard, a Stranger and Spparentiy from the wilds of the/West, appeared in Allentown, dusty asset Sa 6: and appareatiy weary vith traveling, having in | nis charges little boy About four years old, with BIRANGE AND STARTLING SURMISES, light hay remarkahy inteiligent and evidently it eS atease. For thiechiid the man purchased a suit | of clovaing, ane then passed out of the city, taking | the cars for setding, and remarkrag that he was | poend Weet with bis son and bad a very long Jour- | ney wevre him, Our Cerrespondent’s Theories Accepted by the Philadelphia Police. WesT BY°DHE ALLENTOWN LINE | #! night. On the tith be was accosted by an of- cas nice cer, who was already tn search of the child steal- | ers*and he was asked bis business in that part of the country, He replied that he was a drover aithough peor little Charley Ross has not yet frora Texas, and -_ oe Som to ——o ‘ arrange for sume sales, He was watched ufter ‘veen returned to his parents and that mech hope | tis ‘and during the day the officer was ap- for result 18 apparently just as lar effasever, yet | proached by anotuer man, aud the two got into -am glad to beable to state that much of the mys- “CORVersation, during which the man assured the tery regarding the case 18 gradually disappearing. | Mcer that the suspected person was a drover, he The police NOW accept it as a fact that Uke child lett this city on the eventog of the day of his capture | op 4 western bound train, aad, after sopping in Harrisburg “a short time, proceeded to Pitsburg. extited his suspicion, and be remained in that city | PHILADELPHIA, August 1, 1874. bim, and was quite familiar wito bun. ‘This threw the officer off his guard, and on the afternoon of the 12ta the suspected party took the train jor this city, where he arrived wito the Ltrle boy in clarge. Here he became alarmed at the the move- Finding that no general excitement fob | Teports, then in, circulation resarding the move: 2 i é nents in progress to e ctors, lowed, the oustodian of the child started | tis believed that he nesitated in regard to the east agein after a few days. Ivis clearly estad- | road he would tuke jor escape. He finaily took the cars jor the West, and a.i trace was lost of nun | muyrsay, that the boy left this city, ether po npebteotay be or Y) essher | for some hours. temporsrily-or permanentiy, under tne charge of only one man. Carefully avoiding Philadelphia Tyan and little boy were noticed by an enbloss | y same chil ain Be the Peansylvania Railroad Company. {he chil the same mysterious man and child were seen at | Wir, very fretful, and the man appeered to be Harrisvurg again on the 6th; at Reading on tne greatly bothered to pacify It. At Pittsburg the morping of the 7th; at East Penn Junction in the | suspected man was last seep, aud be was still foreroon of the 8th, 9th er L0th, and at Allentown bound West. on t.¢ aternoon of the same day as they appearea My informant is confident that thts was the ver- itable abductor of Charley Koss, and his theory of in bas mn, This date cannot be positively set- | the whole affair is ere be is ppt = g of means who is chidicss and who has taken this Hee, although the bulk of testimony 18 | mode oi securing a son und Ler, He does not in favor of the 10th of guly, as I stated | suppose that this man did the kidnapping himseit. in my letter from Allentown yesterday, He may bave employed other persons to do it aud Bverywhere the traces of the boy are clearly de- fred, The stories, whether Reati Aulentewn or Mauch Chunk, are nearly enough alike to show that the same child was seen in these places, end yet mot so parrot-like as to ong s ‘ s, vexiie te : 07 érive rise to @ suspicion of Stock narrative. In | eae ot Re ne eerie tunke that eli cas’ # the details differ somewhat; but the gen- | then they allowed the child to be taken away upon eral desc: iptions of the child and his keeper corre- | condition that should they be anle to get the ran- spona, | som money they could at any time secure pos- ‘ Session of the child by simply returning what the | plainiy that he knew how the boy was obtained. irom Harrisburg, | My informant believes that this man has tuken He also thinks that tae abductors kept the child im Philadelphia as long as they aeemed it to be sale, in turn no more forever. HAS THE BUGGY BEEN FOUND? The theory which I worked up gn two of my | ance tor expenses, & letters early last week, regarding the identity | chud. Ol conse this is all theory; but it obtains much , and the promise of anotuer of the “mysterious” baggy, seems to have | rorce when we remember that the cuild steaers fince borne fruit, although it has been | are much more safe winie hiding in Philadelphia care‘ully Rept back from the HeRatp | than while travelling through a country revi- ‘ | dents of which actuihy suspect every stranger correspondent until this morniag. The belief | who arrives of being a kidnapper. Whicn led me to spend two whole daysinthe | Atany rate my in‘ormant 1s confident that Lit- neighborhood of Richmond and Palmer streets | tle Chariey Ross has gone West wit) the party al- was simply this :—Po: juded to, and he says be is sustained in this opinion Party in the case, @ person who employed the two | of the child. He sees in this @ reason for the fact villains to bring the child, or, as Mrs, Ross thinks, | — panies egy Mods lll eee ie ze oitered or obtainab up miumity fro} the two children, ty him. At any rate, the driver | grrest, put he cannot uuderstand why the cupid- Of that buggy would naturally go either m a gen- | ity of some one has not led to an appileation for erai direction toward tue place at which the horse =r of Detective Taggart of $2,500 lor a | clew. ‘was hired, or the piace of temporarv concealment, | One of Mr. Taggart’s officers is now in the West @r the point of meeting with a third party. All on What he hopes ig a trail, but the child and its these places might very naturally have been near | Keeper have such a start of him tuvt there is very together. In the first ce it Would not be sale to little hope of success. relv upon the child’s walking any great distanceand ‘The Latest Developments in Philadel- | phia—Thé Detectives’ Operations—The Sentiment of the Mothers of the Coan- try—Interview Lieutenant Crout—The “Jaded Horses” Clew. PHILADELPHIA, August 1, 1874 they certainly would not take him into a street car. One man would probably be expected to re- | turn the bugzy, while the other took care of the | enild, For choice of this duty they probabiy drew lots, for one was somewhat more hazardous than the other. These and many other minor thoughts suggested themselves to my mind. Aster long Search, with the assistance of Mr. Peacock, who entered heartily into the theory, I found on Robe- 80n street a vehicle which resembied the cescrip- toa of the buggy. It was true the stable boy fave a partia! history of the conveyance, but we were not sausfied, and I gave the statement on ‘Imesday or Wednesday last, loping that the police in form of a mysterious advertisement, one of the daily journals, as folluws:— WILL COME TO YOUR TEAMS. JOSH-TAGGART, As the party who signs this advertisement is a veteran detective, lam somewhat at a loss to un- derstand what it means. Upon first sight it seems to Indicate that the kidnappers have made, in Teading, . writing, @ proposition to Mr. Taggart, which he x rt nh ‘. re pesouttesiias cdl circus pada | answers as above; but when I recall es “t ptamaties ae | the fact that nitherto all correspondence sad Sascha es a Ga arch Bee aa | coming irom the thieves, has deen addressed dt- enced officers of the Central Ofice stares that the | rectly to the father, I regard the advertisement Doggy which I described is believed by the police | h as the means that Taggart is maiing use of to to be the identical one that carried the Ross chil- | airect each communication herea‘ter to himself, 1 @rep and the kidnappers. Be it understood I give | am convinced that this latter reflection is correct, 4 wholly on the authority of this oMcer aione. I from toe fact that directly under the advertise- hesitate about giving his name only on account of | ment quoted above Is another one, written thus :— the personal injury it might do him. If tis be | $5 QOQ BEWARD WILL Be PAID BY Us ‘To } true, then, aud the police have satisfied them. | POU any person wh) will give usa clew which \ selves of tue correctness of this concluston, it is | will lead to the detection of the Kiduappers of Charley Brewster oss ; and the waine of the person giving us the 4 obvious that for the past forty-eignt hours | imformation shall be kept secret it desired. ae 1 “hey have been working on an entirely new clew. | ee tenet 1 Re conclusive evidence im the Investizations | pennevivania Detective, Burean." shi Hest woener of = | Allentown goes to show that the child has gone | ~ Sixth and spruce streets, Philadelphia, ou (yO! tae hands of his origina! captors, The the- | A few days ago the Pennsyivania Detective ‘or, y'that the men in the buggy were merely em- | Bureau, which really has all tse first class business wie jted to do the job by some third party, and that of the city, inserted an advertisement similar to efa ut tne cluid was banded over and the fee re- | the above, though the reward offered at that time eem (00 these men washed their hands of the whole | Was only one-half as great. Taking the adver- mai (er, Must now hold. Practically speaking, the | tisements tugether their united fons WuS done alter a poor fashion all through, and, | OBJECT SEEMS TO BE, fo !tidden causes exist for secrecy, this is proba- | First—To institute an immediate correspondence Diy & | chief reason that there are no tracks left between Josiaa Taggart and tne kidnappers. behia ds A Scleatific job always shows the workof | Second—To establish communication between amag terhand. These men have evidentiy blun- | the bureau, of which Taggart is the head, and the dered@ iuto a good plan, and they have stuck to it | people at large. resoum tly. Whatever may be tha doubts entertained con- ° TWO OR THREE MENY cerning the former of these propositions the Some ‘who have given tnis case close attention | jatter one is strictly true. Joshua expres the opinion that the men who took the | Taggart bas already received numer- Obildrer \ “were Dot the persons who were previously ous letters advancing ‘different theories, geen by. Ir. Walker and Mrx, Boss. Thus invotves | and announces himeelf willing to follow any sen- the com ‘Ncity of two ovher persons in the plot, giple advice, no matter trom what direction he saall whichia W inclined to doubt. in one way or an- | receive it. I believe @ more interesting chapter etner sca men so employed have had too mary wag never afforded the general reading public temptatie 118 placed beiore them to turn State’s | than that which the simple reproduction of these evidence. ‘They could not have teen chargeable | jetters would give. Some are rudely formed, non- with the (kidnapping if they devoted their time | sensical, ridicuious, and some are, on account of euly to atudyimg the havirs of the boys. | the theories propounded in tuem, remarkably Toey wit have taken the best care to | quaint and curious, Others, still, from mothers estatmieh a9 alidi, and would nave put inanap- | who, deepest of all, appreciate the woe and pearance tcfore this ume, ii ever. The strange | Tans center warpatnener MOURSIIG, SES storiem@oating. avout which give rise to all sorts | if ‘A FEW EXTRACTS. @f rumare regarding the identity of tms third | on any somplatwn except idie rumor. Whether | more to its mother tuan my chilu’s death could be Se EE TIGE, Wiece cee ee ar | Cin aaven reChe ub Miglit Oops adOctiee SObk villatn who | sed, neve N ane pooper resid, P ab ae setnarte Hof | “without praying that beidre daylignt dawns the | fost one wili be returned (o its ome.” to judge. The chances of the villain gatis- | “I too have had my sorrows,” writes still an- fying his’ desire for the money grows other wother. ‘My four-year-old was taken from slimmer every day, and had there not been m: me, not through the deep, inhuman crueity of a, Dut turough the all wise anp benificent prov- some deeper, (more deadly motire, it iscertaim toast the men would have tried to ‘cash in” tue boy idence of God. beiorenow. The statement by Walter Ross that throwing aside that personal grief which almost crushes me to the dust, [approach that German- | town mother and say to her ‘Sister, my griei ts -one of the men was known to bis parenisedds | hard to beats one Ihe is deeper, more hopeless additional mystery 10 the case. This the boy wold | tao mine. ‘When I think of yours, mine is Jorgot- ; ten, and, kneeling beside you I pray that the re- “to the. men-who returned him home, and he mwle rb of your loved one may leave Mae Iree 10 go @he samestaement to me. More than this cannot | buck to my empty cot, and deplore the loss of my it-t® possible ior the boy to be mis. | C4D pop cap en oe ae ‘mi | ius they run on, until taken together they seem p me to be the sweetest, purest and most sacred OR THE CHILD IN NEW yore? letiert ever penned. Indeed, it really seems that Some haia:to the theory that the chil! is now iny| tue agony of this one Philadelphia mother has Mew York. The Cuwappearance of the boy, now | Fesched the heart of every other mother in the a@upposed totke Chariey Ross, alter leaving Mauch THE ALLENTOWN CLEW. \abunk and the thorovgh scouring of tne } the Homaso’s Geis ai hd from Allentown | roy ain as created unusnal cemment, and jadjacent coustry leaves 1% highly probable | in the Philadelphia afternoon papers has oeen g tbat the party want down the Central New Jersey | eraily reprod Asi! to corroborate It the Al- ‘Caliroad to the metropolis. The man did no0t.seem poten Chronele simultaneously pubiishes the tbe actuated vywny dedinite plan, and on going |“ 0" Ndagcied ret up 8 Mauch Chunk® the mere sight of a New York | 7h of Jniy. Here the of by | “Fancy Bi," and a dress was ‘or bh traiWat the depor mniy have sugested the Urip | Guin, ‘aud particy. Uiere’ were talorined, walantarlly bid’s curis were cut tminer. Bil Sykes, after be bad killed poor | by ine ntl yy the looked so shabby . Was becat ey had cone two thousand mil | Rancy,+ "88 Lo more*the creature of whim an@ | Motjer hud not had time to dress hun belore be: Let home. Simultaneopsly also Forney’s Press makes the following announcement :— ‘The trail which the statement relative to the abductors passing through Allentown would seem to give is being followed up closely. It is looked torward to by the de caprice’ than the man appeared to be who had the chit at Allentown. if he were “the thid: party” or ‘one Of the two-'first parties” in this ter- nible crime © child stealing, then we see that he | $00 was pi Wsuel with tne curse of conselence,. which is scid, W seen to afect tue hardened erim- inal, hil deodiiaiad Charley Ross Out West~Story of a Hi rishurg De ’etive-A Real Clew at tery. But by far the most conclusive testimony that the H@RaALD correspondent ip the interior is ou | the correct trail is jurnished by the statewent of Mr, Koss himself. As s00n a8 the HERALD corre- dent at sileotown bad made a caretul survey Last—Facts 2d Theortes—Propabie | OY" ihe “situalon Ne. communicated with Whereabouts © the Abductors. your Philadeipaia correspondent a tele RRISBURG, raph, giving an accurate description of | i“ August 1, 1874. | eePula's dress as well as of ils marked | The great interest fe, ‘t 10 the Ross aoduction case | pocuuarjties. Immediately upon receipt of this I here has put everybody . ¥1 the bunt, and whatever | hastened to Mr. Ror sad he ee ¥ that Bee { ve promptly attended to | yond all aonbt the child which passed turoug' tieories S10 S0veneed ore ee aed citizens | Alleneown at the specified date was taeir own | by officers of the law, ‘* Charley. Bere again is seen the stupid incompe- generally. Among the office who have been op- | tency of the Philadelphia deiective poice, Had erating bereavouts is a dete. *#Ve Of considerable | they conwmunicated witn Allentown, with Read- suit! and @xperience, who hae* taken the liveliest | ing, with Harrisburg and with every other promi- | | nent city or the State and of the country, as they interest in the matter up to the , Wosent time, and | should have dun Jmynediately aiter they heard of | WEW YORK WERALN a ce a’ fPading be observed some movements which | thought, from Indiana; that he had frequently seen | In going through the cars beyond Altoona the | paid them for their services, but his actions show | | the Ross child to the far West, and that he will re- | We thinks that | Western man had paid tsem, with liberal aliow- | sibly there might be a third hy the Philadelphia detectives and the relatives | The latest development in the Russ case is in the | “Tkneel at the bedside 0: my own Sick child,’ | 1 arise from ao empty crib, and | passed throngh Allentown on the | teciiwes as the one Which may in the end reveal the my > | another train just due mignt crusn’ her, seed her “wapping, that very chil which pnssed | ehavab iy Aveotuwa would uave aroused saspicion, end the parcy who oad him to charge would have been detained unul Mr. Ross and his | trtends contd have arrived, But the telegraph was | DOL used; the press was muzz'ed; the news of the | | devel pmenis o1 the case was kept # rictly secret: | tae peovie of Allentown kuew nothing of it; and | | thus it was that a child with solled garments and | matted hair cond roll on che poured of a leading | | Doteland cry “Mamma, mamma, mamma,’ witout | | the people Intervering with those Who Had Lim 1M | narge. “Pancy Bill’ ts also to blame for adding so much | romance so tact, He was late in communicating | to the police bere tis peculiar theories: and bv adding “a closed carriage drawn vy two jaded | horses he put Lieutenant Crout upon the | trail of the latter, while in reality there were no | jaded horses nor cioved carriage to find, Lieuten- | | ant Croat scoured the cougtry around and around, | | Gnady reaizing that the ci carriage Was & tanc | Calabria. myta and the two jaded horses a simple fancy of State of Visging ‘ancy Bul.’? | INCKEVIEW WITH LIEUTENANT CROUT. I met Lieuteaant Crout this morning and bad a talk With bi, He is one of the most popular meu on the force, and seems to have tar more inte.li- | gence than the cap'ain of the detectives. | “bid you see the communicauon in to-day’s HERALD iron Allentown?” | asked. | No,” he answered, “pat I beard about it.” | hatdo you Untuk of the closed carriage and | cd horses | don't beileve they ever had av existence,” he replied, “I could find no one Who Knew anything eg them upou whose information | could at ail rely.”? “Did you hear about the child 17? “Yes? returned Lieutenant Crout, “1 did. I heard that a mau haa Lech seen aud with lim & strange and apparently neglected chid. “Was the ciuid taken to 4 barber shop”? “Yes,”? was tae response from the Lieutenant, “he was, and Fancy Bill cut his hair. Then bancy | Bil created the carnage and horses that 1 was | sentoutte ind, Of course my trip was in vail; no such turnout had been seea anywhere around | the neighvorhood.”? ou heard the child described ?” said L | “Yes, aud the description appearea to tally with that of Ciarley hoss, Bat my clew was the horses and carriage. ‘The clew was'a ‘alse one. ‘The man with the caild could uot be found, ana sof re- turned nhoine.”? | “Were there no means of finding out the direc- tion the man witn the inte child took 7 | “No; be was gone long betore | arrived in Al- lentown, anit no one had taken Lote of tue direc- tion of fis departure.” “Do you think that the child the man had was | the identical Chariey Rosst” “Well,” added the Lieutenant, “I don’t kaow— it may have ocen and it may now have been, Tam Bure the descriptions of the two Were similar,”? | At the the of appeared io be ina great Burry, lis business at the mowent claiming his attention to ocher things, He moreover siowed ao unWillbgness to answer any but yenerai questions, 80 that 1 was forced to draw by couciusions more from his Manner than his words, Iam sure tiat Lieutenant Crout, lixe alniost every One eise, believes chat the hittie child | | whose hair was cutin Allentown is tue very litte one in Whose behad tue sympatuica of the enure coaniry are now aroused, THE PAINFUL SUSPENSE is telling very greatiy upon Mr. Ross’ health, and | his friends State that he is not the same man. Every day seems to leave 1°38 mark on him, and | lately he appears to be utteriy bewildered, Mrs. Ross has more hope, though she 1s xreatly dis- tressed, Sue states that in case the boy is found | he can easily ve wentified by asking him tie | simplest qnestio tie Knows hisown name, as | weil as the Bames o1 his brother and sister. He was such @ quaiat and oid-fashioned little ‘ellow Wat his parents used to call uim Wilham Penn. THE DUTY OF 1HE PROVINCIAL POLICE. | ‘The Philavelphia detectives under their manager have faile.—uiteriy, hopelessly jaded. Since the Allentown tory appears, und is believed by every body to be the right one, if is the duty of the provin- cial police to take the matter up gad find out the direction this party took alter he turned bis back | upon Ailentown, ii this can be ascertained the rest ‘isan easy mattec, provided, o1 course, that the police elsewhere are Oj a different degree of com: Mou sense anu intelligence than Captain Heins, Jad KILLED BY THE LOCOMOTIVE. | | rhe Sonth Side Railroad Company Se= | werely Censured for Failing to Guard Against Accidents on Turnpike Cross- ings. ‘The inquest touching the circumstances which led to the death of Henry Heiman, from inyuries re- | ecived by nis carriage being run into and smashed as be was driving across the track of the South Side Raliroad Company, at Fresh Pond road and Metro- politan avenue, was concludea before Coroner Jones yesterday. The Coroner had a map made of the local- ity, Fhowing the intersections of the roads and meas- urements. The engineer testified that he rung the bell and blew nis whistle when within two or three hundred teet of the scene of the accident, The law requires that the Whistle shal be blown when within @ quarter of @ mile of the crossing, He pointed out the place where he blew his whistle | and it measured over 1,400 Jeet from the crossing, which Was over a quarter of a mile. The jury, however, censured Mun and the company, a8 tue following important verdict will show “We find that Henry Heiman came to | ‘his deato by being rua into by the Souta Side Raliroad tram on the nigtt of the 14th | ‘of July, 1574, about twenty-Ove minutes past ten o'clock, at the crossing of the sald rauroad and North Second street and Middle Vilage Rauroad, through the neglect and carelessuess of the engineer, Thomas Cody, by not blowing tne | whistle aud ringing the beil of the sata locomotive, | @s Lhe Stace law cirects, at the proper distance trom the crossing at Fresh Pond road and Metropolitan avenue, in the county 0: Queens; said engineer, ‘Thowas Cody, acknowledges in his sworn. state: s HIPPING NEWS. pao J atone OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, re | Detinatina.| | Moon rises. eve 9 57 PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 1, 1874. St v Fun Gai fa Ed: Ed: Ed Se Se InN c Ra wit md: | Equator ment taat ne did noc biow the whistle nor rung the beli uutil within two or three hundred feet of the said crossing on the night of tne accident; and | we, tue jury, do censure the said South Side Rail- | soad Company, their agents and assignees for the | 20 54 ship gross carelessness In Tunbing trains over said | roud Aud crossing without having proper signals | and guaras at said crossing \or tne better protes tion oi human ie in the said county of Queens; and we further censure the Norti Second street | for Falmonth, 70 and Miadie Vilage Horse Railroad Company for not | GOIN 3 ark Gal with nitrate ot so1a to Chas ‘Luling & taklug the necessary precautions for te protection | of passengers over said turnpike and railroad, on | Metropolitan avenue, oy keeping and maintaining | heey eo Say ein lon Sh; June 20, Int 2 178, lon aflagman at sald crossing und intersection of the | sation ‘was Tit (iy, from Lahaute tor Livery June A, lac 17 3 tne county of Queens; and we (the jury) do most | (of London), bour fare; ot Sv spoxe scht South Side Railroad and Metropolitan avenne, in | earnestiy recommend to the proper authorities of the county of Queens to take such action as shall be the means Of providing against such accidents | | hereafter on the crossing of said ratiroad.’”? for for | lon Qin it, tron 8 lat Mal Steamship Steamship Co. Steamship City of Waco, Greenman, Galveston via Key West—C tt Malibry & Co. Steamship Wesiern Motropolis, Quick, New Orleans— F Baker. Steamship Cortes, Nickerson, New Orleans—Clark & Seaman. Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah—W R Bark Maggie Chapman Funch, Edye & apork Anas Vorothea (Ger), Schutt, Hamburg—Funch, dye & «0. Hurk Carla (Nor), Tunnsen, Elsinore for orders Edye & Co. Hark Polykarp Bark Bark Bertha Bahtruhs Funch, Edye & Oo. Bark Tommaso (Ital), Bark REPORTED BY THE WPRALD Steamship Cornwall 2, lat al ou, lon 0» 5, passed ship same ¢ fiax, NS, ‘Sicamsmp New Orleans Clapp, New Orleans July 26, with mdse and passengers to Clarg & 5eaiman, Steamsmip Leo. orn, Savannah July 28 with | mdse and passengers to Murr: Ci Steausiaty hip itozeit 2, with mdse tod W 35.8 Ky spoke ship | London, 2 42 Wyomns. 4 Rissia,... 5 Rowling Green | Australia, 8 7 Bowling Green Do 5 5. 2 Rowhng Green : f FS Thuringia. 6. China 8. | Liverpoo! City 8. | Laverbool,.J15 Broadway. Balt 8.) Liverpool..|19 Broadway. Italy 8") Liverpool. [59 Broadway. holiv &.|Giasgow. 7 Bowing Green. Late 8.|Huvre ...."165 Broadway. | Lessing 11, | Hamburg.. | 113 Broaaway. Bowling Green 72 Broadway. ’ Bowling Green 12. | Liverpoo! 12.| Glasgow. -. Ttalia...... “ 12'|las;ow Westwhalia. 14.) tanfburg..|61 Broadway. City ot Montreal! 1. [15 Broadway. Britannic 19 Broadway Fivsin.., 2017 Bowling Green Herder 1113 Broadway. Almanac for New York—This Day. SUN AND MOON. mam WATER. Sun rises. 457] Gov, Isiand..morp 11 38 Sun sets 715] Sandy Hook..morn 10 48 Hell Gate....morn 1 18 CLEARED. City of Richmond (Br), Brooks, Liverpool ream shi} ME wie JG bale Queen teainship Victoria (Sr), Hedderwick. Glasgow—Hen- dersun Bros. Steamship Neckar (Ger), Meyer, Bremen via South- ainpton—Velmchs & Co. Standard (Br), Kirby, Hamburg— acifie Mail ‘amsiup Royal ch, Bdye & Co. é ‘Acapulen, Gray, Aspinwal OR. Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quin- tard & Co. Steamship Benefactor, P Clyde & Co. z Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Norto'k, City Point and iach: . Steamship £ C Kuighi, Chichester, Ueurgevown, DOJ e “ this interview Lieutenant Crout | Ph remeaer sd Vindicator, Doane, Philadelphia—F O Mer- steamship Gen Whitney Hallett, Boston—U) ¥ Dimork. Bark Mary (ir). Kubino, London—J # Witney & Co. Bark Azor (Nor), Amubdsen, Cork for orders—Funch, Edye & Co. 2 i Bark KE} Merriman, Nichols, Cork for orders—Wa'sh, Field & Way. s Bark Gaiathea (Nor), § Tobias & Co. Bark Mozart (Ger), Juilcher, Bremen—Cnas Luling & Bark Peter Rohiand (Ger), Probn, Bremen—Funch, Jones, Wilmington, NC—Wm d—Oid ominion rteamsh pC enyon. yusen, Cork or Falmouth—O ye & Co. (2r), Dernier, Hamburg— Co. ‘unch, (Nor), Hendrikeen, Stettin—FPunch, 'L Weyer (Ger), Guetschow, Stettin—Funch, yea ye & Co. Bark Unni (Nor), Jensen, Stettin—Funch, Edye & Co, “Bark Ostinaia Wer), Ustliou, stetin—Funca, biye & Co. ‘Bark Hedwig Siebe (Ger), Enaack, tottin—Funch, ve & Co. Bahirchs, Dantzic— Incigneriz, Leghorn—Funch, (Ger), er. ni chr Harvey, Bishop, Harvey, NB—P I Nevius & Son. chr Emma (Br), Dunuam, ‘St John, NB—Heney & Parker. ‘Schr Sea Lion (Br), McIntyre, St John via Portland—P evius & Son. Schr Nellie, French, Jacksonville—Warren Ray. Schr Francis E liailock, Moule, Jacksouville—Warren sy. ae Rosa Eppinger, Bayles, Jacksonville—Van Brunt FO. een May Morn, Phinney, Brunswick, Ga—E D Hurl ut & Co. Senr Lottie Ames, Nash, Baltimore—Wm bch! Palos, shackiord, Buston—John Boynton’s .on & 0. Sehr Brazos, Tryon, Boston. Sehr ida May. Drisko, Bosto Schr Jaines Wairen, almers. ckett & Bro. plupsou, Clapp & Co. , Bostoa—Vohu HU Lewis & Drisk 0. sebr Circle, Fanning, Fall River via Providence~ ckett & Br ‘Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadetpmia—vas Hand. ARRIVALS, STRAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, (Br), Stamper, Bristoi July 18, h mdse and A passengers to & Morgan's Sous. July Win Dent, bound &; me. steamship deta (Br), trom St shomas for isal- Dear' . Ferris & i oud CarouNa, becaet, Charieston, with {passengers to dW’ Quintard & Co. (ot Greenock), He; im, Ca.cutta April y Eawell & Co. Passed the Cave of d Hope June ly, st Hevena dist, crovsod the aly 4, in lon 2% W; May 28, lit 30 06 3, lon vena (Br), Irons’ sitaupatum for out; 30th, lat 33 OL . lon ship, Kirkwood" (i), “irom | Bowbay Liverpool, 3 @ays out; June’ 2 lat 35 3), lon y of Vienna (Br), iro Rangoon for —; of st Helena, slup Riversdale. (Br), row Kangoon ihe Englsa CHaunel, W days out; July % 1a. 940N, BU UL W, british brig showing signal with letiers KP io Juaeiro. for Lisbon, 22 days out; sIth 10'5)'S, lon 3110 W, sup Leonore (Bi), from Cw 's ont; 12th, lat 1107 N, lon 3h 21 iron Weiliagton’ tor London, 7. days ou toa (of Mystic), Rowland, iquique Abell. 2 vessel to Passed Cape Horn May 2 snd cro ror 46 days ory & Co. kK cif (Br), ‘from Lahoule tor Liverpool; lon 23 30 W, saw bark star of Veyou July 4, Tat 43, lon 34 8), bark \ jy, OB, bound 8; July 3 lat 2, lon 73.5, John Morton, from Windsor, Ns, for Alexan- ria, Va. Bark Northern Queen (of Yarmouth, NS, Doilar, Lin. | erick 43days, in bailast to master. Is anchored at Sandy The examimation of the accused will take place Hook for orders. F Bark Cato Nor), Wiek. Rotterdam, 44days, with empty | before a justice in Queens county, and he will | | probably be held Jor the action of the Grand Jury. | KILLED BY A CROWD. a | Am Old Man Set Upon by a Party of | | Roughs in a Liquor Saloon. | | Joseph Reid, @ brassiounder, of First street, | near Broadway, in Williamsourg, was killed last night in the barroom kept by H. L. Meyer, at No. | 283 Pearl street. Michael H. Butler, of No, 307 | Pearl, who was arrested by Officers Goiden and | Daun, of the Second precinct police, is charged with | | the crime. According to the statement of Meyer, | the proprietor of the place, to Captain Caffray, | | last night, Reid went into the saloon about four | | o'clock yesterday afternoon and commenced | Grinking, About seven o’clock Butler and a num- | | ber of others entered and stood at tne bar, talking and drinking likewise. No notice was taken of any of the parties until butler and Reid took off | their coats and engaged in @ scume. The bar. | keeper went into the street to separate and | restrain them, In consequence of the extent | and violence of the crowd he could | hot approach the old man, and while the distu bance was in progress the officers rushed in. They | immeciately queiied it and arrested ail the partes | present. Reid had iallea, shortly after the general | a@itack on nim, in a corner, where he was 1ound by | Officer Golden, with his head resting on his chest, | Assistance was promptly procured, all the priaon- ers were removed to the station house and afterwards the dead boly of Red, The police surgeon was at once sent for, but he coald discover no outward mari of Viovence sufficient to canse death, It w Supposed dissolution came suddenly from some organic disease. Dr. Shine was teleyraphed tor, and until bis opinion is ascertained the real cause | of the death cannot be Known, Captvin Caftray exemined all the witnesses wien they were brought to the station }ouse, and the stacements taken by him will be most advantageous to the Coroner in his inquiry. SERIOUS ACCIDENT, Yesterday morning, while engaged at work, Thomas Tidball, aged fifty-two years, stumbled ta | front of a planing machine in the mouiding mill of | Harned & Williams, Conselyea street, Brooklyn, | and sustained such serious injuries that nis lie ® despaired of. His arm was amputated at the Kast ern District Hospital by Doctors Brady and Taleot. A MIRACULOUS RESCUE, | Alderman O'Reilly, of the Twelfth ward of Brook- | lyn, while coming up on the half-past nine P. M. | train yesterday, observed @ Mrs. W iliaws fall on | the track at Valley Stream, and, knowing that With jis muscular art and jumped with her across the track, just in time to clear the passing train, and.saved her life at tne risk of nia Own, OMILD PRIGRIPULLY BURNFD, Susan Crawford, aged tweive years, was fear- fully burned yesterday alternoon by the falling on her head oj her mother’s flat iron, at her resi- dence, No. 567 Grand street. Dr. aliam attended to the child, but pronounces the injuries Satal, barreis, to Funch, E.ye & Bark >reg: in Co. aus), Gargovich, Ragusa, Aus, 62 Jays, ballast to Sloc »vich & Co. Bark Mero (ital), Gertollotto, Genoa 55 days, in ballast to J 0 seager. B Vaise? Givraltar June 29, k Fortunato (Ital), Lagetto, Genoa 47 days, with mae to master. Bark Ale-sandro Denevaro (Ital), Iraverso, Leghorn 5A days, wi Bara sait marble and rags to AF Agresta, auto, irapani 7 d ayy with Keinnovato | (ut), Pase-d Gibraltar Ju JW E well & Co. Bark Prindsesse Alexandra (Jan), Simpson, St. Uroix, 13 days, with sugar and molasses, to Rocae bros & Co. Brig Z Cattarina (ital), Koccoferro, silgo 35 days, in ballast fo order. Brig Princess Beatrice (of &ydney, Cl), Simmons, Berta Guad, lo days, with sugarto 4 A \atabie ‘son Brig Alice (Br, Montgomery, | cedar and mahogany to Brig Alverti Troxillo 18 days, with Orcutt, Sigua, 14 days, vv Ke (ot Buekspor!) with sngur to Moses Taylor & Co; vessel to) & Brookiman. Juny % We Brig ntworth, from Vrovidenee ior Union Island, da, Havana, Meyer, pas, to B A. Lowell, Son & Co; vessel to James & Ward Co. senr Pickwick (of Brixham), Austin, Cape Town, CGH, | 50 days, with. with wool to order; vessel to GF Bulley! Crossed the Equator Juiy 9 in lon’ 3. Schr Clara Woodhouse. \ ruse, Brazos 26 days, with wool, &c, to Wondhouse « Ruld. Selir A’A Holion, ngl.sh, Corpus Chri woo! and hides, to GH Hrower & © Paterson. tor Sehr t i 26 days, with i vessel to J A Saved 10 company with schr A a Leverett, phia, Marris Kirk, Cavalier, St Mary’s River, Ga, 6 Philad days, with vellow pind to slagni’ & Pexty. Fehr 5 H Hawes, Fort, Richmond, Va. Schr J M Richarus, Irving, Alexandria. Sehir Ida Gran sehr Jennie tial Sehr Alice Pearce, Reed, Vir Schr J i Atkins, W sehr Flora Cards, Curus, Senr Margaret & urtis, Virgigi Barley, Vir Virginia. irgima. Lucy, Avery, Baltimore. ternivig. Behr Miranda, Purdy, Georgetown, DC. Sehr Adda Doane, sickers. n, salimore for Saybrook. Behr Forest Oak, Parker, Balumore tor New Haven, Passed Throagh Hell Gate, BOUND 8UUTH. Steamship City of New Bedtor!, New Bedford for New York, with indse ai Belir Peri Sehr Auna & Giover, Ferr: behr Storin Petrel, Jones, passencers, boot, stoninuton tor Jersey City. Fal: River for Charleston. ovidence tor New Yors. Seur T bencdic, Rocketts, Providence for New York, ber Joseph ‘ogers, Smith, Poruand tor New vork, with stone to order. SehrJ M Freeman, Eldridge, Boston for New York, wit! h iron to order. Seur Kate & Mury, Johnson, Providence for Rondout. Behr Heien vegraw, Provi Sebr John McGlunis, Bost lence ior New York. tor New York. Steamer Galawa, Gaie, Providence tor New York, with mdse and passengers BOUND RAST. Brig Eaglet, Jarvis, New York for Port Jefferson. Schr Kiisha T smith, Baker, PortJubuson tor New- port. Schr Sea Flowe! sehr Herald. Lincoln, New York tor Providence, «New York for Rockland. Sebr candoiphin, Ailen, New York (or Pembroke, bebr Highiaud, Wood, Benrd sohr MAP Schr Eagle, Atkins, Rondout Sehr 8 5 5 Sehr Sarah B vousias, Douglas, ud. “Cehr Charlie Muller, Jone Weehawken or Boston, Hows, Velsor, Philadeiphia tor Nantucket. . Wes Philadelptua ior Bristol, il. F Providence. Pease, Amboy ior Middletown. jew York for City Tsl- ‘ranto’ Hoboken for Providence. Henr Jobn Brooks, Pox, Middie Village for New Haven, Sony EA Culkin, Mackay, Haverstraw for New Hed: ford. Chark.Maggle Chapman, Gernier, New York for Ham- burg. nehie Yyenton, Wall, New York for bast Camden. Sehr Cervo. Pickering, Hoboken for New Bedford. Behr MM tuck: br nr Sea graph cCiark, Hoboken tor Somerset, Lion, Meiniy w cork lor St Jolin, NB. rane, Phuadetpaia tor Paw. Merriman, et, sehr J D IngXabam, Vickiason, Philadelphia for Nad dam, be c br Gonnecticyt, #mith, Port Jonson for Pawtucket, 0 iulia (1tal), Dominico, Messina—John © Seager. | paste Frank Marion, Dison, New Orleans Hf Brig: a. 4g {tig Anna (Dan), Brinch, Aalburg (Den)—Funeh, Edyo 20. Brig Carlo (Ital). Lauro, Naples—) © Seag g fips Renshaw, sylvester, Guantanano—X 4 Robinson 0 Wore Ross (Br), McLellan, Halitax, NS—G R De Brig Ruinirez, Barnard, Elizabethport—J O Ward & wehr Anna Burr, Simpson, Trapani tor orders—James enry, g Behe Hattie N Fuller, French, Turks Island—S C Loud Co. Jat $2, lon 74,"passed schr Joho | Matanzas 12 days ‘with mo. | “SUNDAY, AUGUST 2%, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. lta Schr Bugle, Tove, New Yi ‘& for Boston, Sear W Site Prec Atboy tor New Bedford. pagiit Joha Metter, Parkes, i Jaabothport for Ware tn Sehr Challenge, Terry, New York for Westport. Seur Jas Holinés, Ryder, Rondout for Boston. Rour Hate Lewis, Goleman, Kondout for Lover. Schr Adrianna, Rose, New York for Boston. Sehr Maria Pleming, Vort Jolin son (or dence. Sehr Onward, Gorham, New York for Nantucket Sehr Minetta, Ly man, Port Jolinsoa for Sine ston Schr Addie P Avery, Ryau, Baltimore for >wleme bebr Levi Hart, idart, New York tor New Laven. SAILED, Steamships Repybiic (Bri, tor Liverpool; Samaria (Br, do; queen’ tan) ity of Kichinord (Br), di Neckar (er), Bremen; Koye\ Standard (Br), Hambur Victoria (Br), Glasgow; Andes (Br), Kingston, Ja; Aca- nico, Aspinwall: City of Waco,’ Galveston via Key i Western. Metropolis, New Drieans; Cortes, dus ivador, Savannah; ‘Oid Dominion, Rac!noud, ¢; Benefactor, Wihnington, NC; EO Knight, town, DO; Vindicator, Philadelphia; ships 'N Livernool;’ Borneo, Havre; varks Nehemiah Sydney and Brishane; Protector (Nor), Cronstad bo, Sar Francisco: Atlantic, Barbados; rigs Fit Spaly (rinidad): Wave. (Br), Pari utel), Atta; elen O inney, 01 (Ger), Richmond. if Wind at sunset E, light. Shipping Notes. Docking continues dull, The entries for the week are as follows: Brig Ellen Marta, 202 tons, was lowered from the smalt sectional dock, fost of Rutgers street, on Thursday, after having been stripped, calked and remetalied, and was followed by brigs Neponset, 259 tons, to patch, and Fan- ny, 259 tons, for examination, Brig Myronus, 381 tons, has been on the large sectional dock, foot o! Clinton street, to patch metal On tne small sectional dock adjoining have been barks Joshua Loring, £09 tons, to patch metal, and Atlantic, 809 tons to strip, calk and remctal; sehr Peter Mitchells 100 tons, to paint, and bark Idella Berry, 500 tons, for examination, ‘The Sound steamboat New Haven has been on the large balance dock, foot of Pike street, tw paint, and was followed by steamboat Francis, 988 tons, also to paint. The Unton ferryboats Mincola, America and Nassau have peen on the adjoining dock for examination and necessary repairs. ‘The entrics at the screw docks foot of Market street have been :—On the large dock, bark Limerick Lass, 696 tons, to strip, calk and remetal, and yacht Alarm, for sight general repairs. On the midile dock, the Eastern Transportation Company's barges Rhode Island, Clover and Daisy, to paint, and on the small dock pilot boats David Mitchell, Widgeon, Chas H Marshall, and James Gordon Bennett, all for cleaning and painting. On the large Erie Basin docks have been steamships Gen Barnes, to paint, and Claribel (Br), 1105 tons, tor large general repairs. On the Erie Basin sectional docks at Rea Hook have been schrs Brazos, 150 tons; Vraie, 23 tons; AM Allen, 450 tons, and © V_ Drisco, 20 tons, all for calking and | Painting: briz Helios (Ger), 246 tons, to patch metal; pro- pellerJ E Fisher, for new wheel, ani a barge to calk, On the Gowanus balance dock, foot of Court street, Brooklyn, have been schrsJ 1 Crowley, 197 tons; Mary | Eliza, 183 tons, and Carrie 8 Webb, 196 tons; lighter Clara and a barge, ail to calk and paint; vacht Idler, for gene- ral repairs, and schr Jonas Smith, 897 tons, to patch metal. Maritime Miscellany. Sreamanre Aweia (Br), Batty, from Montreal for Lon- don, with wheat and corn, grounted in the Traverse | July 29. She got off 80th, and returned making waver; cargo not damaged, Pocaront, Quebec. with salt, couna, July 30, from Quebec. Brig Couxress, of Falifax, before reported ashore at Wolfville, NS, has been got off, Bric Fuca (Br), which arrived at Boston Aug 1 was | bound for New Haven and pur into Boston for repairs. | Reports:—July 39 AM, tucket heht bearing SW 10 m les, struck on shoal and remained tour hours, com- ing off leak ing i200 strokes per hour. Down BRLLONa—Wreckers are at work on schr Be!lona, sunk at Ward’s Island; they are engaged taking her curmo ont. Scnr Cmas Hawtry, from Ellzabethport for Cold Spring, LI, while passing through the Kills and when off Fort Johnson, ran into the schooner Abbott Lawrence, | which was lying at anchor; the © H had both masts | carrie! away: the furemast went by the step, rippin up the deck to “he windirss, the mainmast roe off close to | the deck, her sail was carried away tw the piankshear | and sta*horrd bow badly stove: she was afterward | towed to her destination; the Abbott Lawrence sus- tained some slight dainage. The cargo of the Russian brig Unto, bound from Phitae delphia for Cork for orders, with @ load of grain, and re- turned leaxy, has been discharged and found’ in wood cond tion, She has been placed on the dry dock tor re- | pairs, and will, when these are completed, resume her voyaxe. | Rocktaxp. July 80--The %-masted schr Ada J Simonton, | arrive! yesterday trom Salem, light. Will have sails re- Paired and bottom canlke, New Cauvorsta Cxtrren Smtp—Our attently deen called w “he beautitul new clip now loading tor »an Francisco at vier li Rast Kiver, | | and trom her fine model and general ap carsnce sé | may faulty be expected to rival the best of those now afloat. Sbe was built by Messrs bk & Asewal, of Bath. | Me, who have of late years dona as much to revive our woolen shipbuil ling Interast ag any house inthe coun: try, having always one and sometimes two large ships under construction, The Uceidental's dimensions are ay foliows:—Lencth, 210 feet; beam, 40 feet, and depth of hold, 2t feet 7 inches, and she racisters 1,543 tons, “she ig | con-trus'ed of the best mate:inl now in'ase, and has ail the patent and modern improvements ior vess-ls of her class, rates $3 LI at Fren-h Veritas for 10 years, | She will doubtless prove a valuable acquisition to our | depleted California tonnage, ‘Ihe U wilisuil in a short | time for San Francisco. Notice to Mariners, The buoy on Cow Ledge, Long Isiand Sonnd, ts gone, ani there is motaing to designate the posisicn of thé jeuge. | | Whalemen. A letter from Cant Gelett, of schr Ellen Rotman, of | Fairhaven, reports her at sea Jaly 21, with 6) bbls sp oil | all cold. Borg, from Liverpool Jane 23 for ax ashore on Percy Rocks, near Ca- A steamer has gone to her assistance Spoken. Schr Jennie Rosaline, ste-ring NE, Aug 1, off Absecom, OUR CABLE SH:PPING NEWS, Paves Anrwenr, Ju'y 31—Arrl @elg), Lechere. New Yor! Philadelphia. Bxurast, July $1—Arrived, barks Reltrees (Br), Skin- ner, New york: Preciosa (Swe), Nilsson, do. Corunna, July ——Arrived, brig Bogota, Letournan, New York. Exsinone, July 30—Arrived, barks Prina Carl (Ger), Malmys, Philadelphia; Titin (Gor), Will, New York. Guovcesren, July 31—Arrived, bark Fillippo Padre | (Ital), Massa, New Yor! Haverx, July :9—Sailed, ship Nunquam Dormio, Cou- sins, United. tates. Hamaora, July 29—Sailed, ship Britannia (Nor), Grep- woldt, New York. Hetvort, July 29—Satled, bark Johanne (Nor), Muiler, United States. Liverroot, July 31—Arrived, barks Gna (Nor), Jensen, Bangor, Me; Aug 1, Cavaita (Br), Lammert, Darien; Glen Nevis (Br), Wardale, Baltimore. | Sailed July 81, ship Genevieve Strickland, Strickland, | New Orleans. Lonvon, Aug 1—Arrived, ship Cornelius Grinnell, Bor- land, New York. | Prranra, July 3l—Arrived, bark Antonio G (Ital), Gra- | mat jew York. Quexxstows, July 31—Arrived, barks Tl Libero (ital), | Ferro, New York; Ang 1, Andrea lo Vico (Ita), Rallo, do; brig Biasin« (Ital), Sarcenelli, do. Also arrived Aug 1, steamship Cuba (Br), Martyn, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Roi rervam, July 29—Sailed, bark Rothesay (Nor), Iver- | sen, United states. St Vareare, July 80—Arrived, bark Doris Brodersen | Wan), Nielsen, New York. Sailed from » Diana, and Ranger, for United States, steamships Steinmann | ug 1, Oybele (Belg), Blair, | Foreign Ports, Cnramperico, July 4—In port bark Chocola for San Hi Prpaciee OE: Salty 18-1 Poin r-a-Pitre, July In port brig Harr; Aubre: ill Briggs, and Rabbam, Coomos, tor Mra nS | St Jonn, NB, Joly $1—Arrived, ship Jane Fish, Brow! meted bit peas er a ony New yh rae retorts, July 24—Arrived, ship Syren, Valparaiso; bark Dorsétahire (Bri, Coqultao. “g (Per Steausnir Moser. | Antwerp, July 1i—Sailed, ium New York (and (row ilusheng Ith) ee Blanck. Ne ARENDAI, July 6—Arrived, Fox, Knudsen, New York. Cleared dth, Zuleima, Hnhsen, Oran, Brewennaven, July 1é—Arrived, Dover, Stilphen, New York; Ormus Bailey, do ‘Sailed, Ville de Bordeaux, for New | Bonoxaug, July 1 Orleans. | Catcurra, June 20—Sailed from Saugor, Talisman, Har- rington, New York. Cubs July M—Arrived, HH Wrignt, Meyers, Now Dover, July 18—Passed, Templar, O'Brien, from Ant- werp for Sydney, OB, Dowtix, July 20—Arrived, Perseverante, Bozzo, New York via Queenstown. Fauwourn, July 2)—Arrived, Fratella Lavareilini, Ol- | vari, New York for Dunairk, FLINTHANNAN, July 13—Passed, Odd, Gundersen, from New York tor iielsingtors, GLovexsteR, July 1b—Sailed, Albion, Lorsen, New York. July 19—Arrived, Pleiades, Chase, Liver- HoLrura poo! tor Philadelphia. ney oe 1i—Arrived, Underwriter, McConnell, ‘01 Hamaung, July 18—Saited, Orono, Bionnes, New York. Is.e or Wiour, July 17—Of the’ Owers, Ravenscliffo, trom New York for London. Laverroot, July 19—Arrived, Chiarino, Gargiulo, New ), MeMickan, 0, York; (alabria of Louisiina (#), Johnston, New Or- Satled loin, st vedldared 18th, St Louls (0, Reld, N Jieare 1, wis (9), Reid, New Orleans. Eatered out Isth, Antarctic, smith, New Orleans; Isl- and Home, Gibson, Sandy Hook. Of Holyhead 17th, Staffordshire, from Liverpool for San Francisco. oe A7th, Lottie Warren, irom Liverpool for Off the Bar lightship 17th, Andrew Jackson, from Liv- heal a! jor Balthinore. LONDON, Ju y W—Arrived, Denmark (a), Sumner, New York ‘and entered oat tor do). sras-Viasate ile .red nerva, | reqg, Philadelphia; A Anthonisen, Hampton’ Roads; 2th, ‘Arbuin, Grofario, New York. MecCatiam, Moody, Callee. Entered out 18th, A Limemox, July 18—Arrived, Medea, Abrahameen, New bait HH, Card, Now York. | J | Vaux, Vaughn; Harriet N Miller, ' ton, Steelman, and Mary E Graham, Marvronr, July 18-Off, Hale wood, from Pen: wiateaer dine “ut—Arsived, Sob 8” Cushing, Baxter; laulmain, Pittav, July 15—Arrived, Arcadia, Eidrup, New York Hans #'Winna, Radvan, do; 16th, Hazurd, Anderson, do $ Jas E Brett, Gibson, do. ABuvsorrn, July i6Sallet, Stetano Padre, Paranoy ew York. i “Trivet 20th, Westerlandet, Knudsen, Philadelphia tor itwer. oe huNsrowy, July 19~Arrived, Gianello, Maggio, New rk. Ratied 19th, Mary Lawton, Rose, Philadelphi: lina, Thian, ston; Jessie Goodwin, Trimbi York), Shoreham; Tycoon, Wright, New Yor condo, Antonio (trom Ni York), Liverpool. fhorrenpam, July 15—Cleared, AJ Pope, Seefeldt, ana Agder, Henriksen, New York. Rocueronrr, July ls~Arrived, Cambrian, Acter, New York. July 13—Cleared, Adolt, Lundberg, Phila- SrocKHon! deiphia via Norrland. tad July 17—Arrived, Maury, Christiansen, jew York. et isth, Dr Von Thunen Tellow, Klenow, New or! SreTT ‘nly 16—Arrived, Neversink, Jarvis, and Grat von Arnitn, Holtz, New Yor! eal July 1s—Arrivea, J R Walsh, Herbert, New ‘ork. Jurmste, July 18-—Sailed, Teresa, Celentano, New York. Warenrorn, July 20—Arrive |, Vasa, Nelson, New York. Satled Wth, Domingo, Marini, New York. Lonpox, July 20—Report of the Margaret Bvans, Smiley, irom Philadelph'u for Antwerp, off Plymouth:-= 48 49 N, lon’ 1120 W, pawsed a petroleum bas- veral logs of timber, July 13, las 4856 N, low 4 10 W. passed close to a sunken vessel of about 210 tons and just awash, as only the stump of her mainmas could be seen at 8) yards, and shoriy aiterwards ae artot a bowsprit with’ red bands. July 14, 40 mile Fouchwweat, trom Scully, picked wo an eimpty cage, marke 1,206," and addressed “V 80H, New York.” A same fime passed through a great quaniity of wreck, painted white, and several empty barrels, American Port: ALEX NDRIA, Jay 31 ited Glendale, Penss> nchits B & Li Cordery, and Warren Sawyer, Boston; hrs Elva £ Pettingill, and D M An¢ trom Georgetown. BOSTON. Aug” 1—Artived, steamship Perkiomen new), Pierce, Philagelphia; barks Fenwick (Br), Grom= ley, Leghorn; Unn (Nor), rson, Rotterdam} Kathe i (at), Creamer, Montevideo: kdward Albre (Br), tow: brigs Constantine (Br), Kendrick Payal 1) foun ‘Brightman, Brihunan, Mayaguer;, Ella (Br, Martin, New London (see m scell): sinew (Rr), igetty. Hoboken) Pai com Hillsboro, NB; © & Pickering, «evens, (is), Jenking, Hillsboro; sens Gracinere (Dan) her,’ Port. Caledonia, CB; J M_ Morales, | Eldridge, Brunswick, Ga; Hattle G McParland, "MoFarlandy, Alexandria; Harry L Whiton, Bich, do; John ¥ Kranz Hawes do; 8 H Sharp, We'b. Georzetown, DO: Georze Vevinger, Smith, Philadsipitia: Win Walter, sharp, d R W Uodfrey, Godfrey. do; annie Barton, Frink, d Thomas Clyde, Cain, do; F R Baird, Mayhe do; George ‘Ht Bent, “smth, dos” Geor Squire, Haley, do; George § Hunt, Parker, do; Wm ls abbott, Ludlow, do: Rachel A Collins Xollins, do; Abi« ML Haynes, Smith, Wootbridre, NJ; Mary, Kelley, Port Johnson: Benj Couriny, Baker, Hoboken; Lotte K Friend, Gould, do; Georze W Jewett, Hoboken. hr Lizzie Young. d—Steamships Norman, Nickerson, Philadel: ; Nepiune, Berry, New Yori; barks Rudolph Ger), Werp; Sacramento (Hr), Ivey, Pictou; brig Bishop. Gilkey, Kich.nond, Vay scars O M Reme= nD, Chapman, Port aa Prine; Moss Glen (Br), W: Revecca J Moulton, Atwood, ‘Little Grace Bay nehaha, Douglass, New York vin Kennebec River: HB Popter, Anderson, Kenuevec Ktiver to load lor Georges town, DC, BALTLAORE, Auz1—Arrived, steamers Ohio (Gert, Hesse, Bi : John W Garrett, Hix, New York; bark Stabbestad (Nor) Nilsen, i iverdool: "brig OC Ryder, Sagua; Starlight, fucker, St Lucia; schrs Chars lotte Jamison, from Provilence; Bawdoin, trom Port Jand, Me; Charles 11 Lawrence, ‘ron EA Ane oy 10 § it oston 5 | derson, Clark, Savannah; Saylark, from Weymouth, Mass. Cleared—St2amship Octorara, Reynolds, York. Suilei—Steamship Leipzig. tor Bremen; barks Annay for Stettin; Jason, for Rotterdam; Ukraine, for Bore deaux brig Aufred, for Paysandn. BRU! CK, (ix, July 27—arrived, schr Belle Hooper,. from and for-Boston. pRANGOR, Jaly 3J—Arrived, schr Wm Flint, Hatch, hilwielphia, A Cleared—Brigg Katahdin, Harlow. Canary Islandsy Car rt, Newport; sclir Martha Sargent, ewark. Hi, July s0—Arrivod, schrs Nelle Lamor, Willey, Boston, to load for Philadéiohia; Joseph Fist Happen: Georsctown. SC; Jos W Ailen, Ailen, Boston, fo load 108 New York: Nellie Starr, Poland, Portland, to load for do; John Proctor, Doane, Bos:on, to load tor Baldmore. Schrs Three sisters, Baker: Jas Satterthwai Woil, and Marietta Hiton, #.celman, Philadelphia ; Dick Williams Corson, New York. BRIDGEPORT, July S—Arrived, schr Julla A Tate, New York. CHARLESTON, Aug 1—Arrived, bark Atalanta (Bry Frewem, Liverpool; brig Francisco. Matanzas, Sailed-—Steamships Mannaitan, Woothull, New Yorks Equator, Hinckley, Philadelobia; schrs HJ Hickman, Baltimore: Emma Heather, Hatching, and FR Walhams, Skinner, New York: Bella’ Gusoil, Stmuth, Baltimot Traveller, Hodges.and JW suuith, Jacksonvilies M Coombs, 8, Portsmouth, Nil. yeAbAls, July 27—Cleared, sehr “Olive, Warren, New ‘ork. 20th—Cleared, schr Mist, Robinson, New York. DARIEN, July 20—Arrived, schrs © Howard Macom- ber, Wiiltims, Bostot Sleared—Schra Eva L Leonard, Gault, and Louise Witrou, Smith, Phiindelptia; Annie K Lewis, Lewls ston! Bth—Arrived, schr Chas H Dow, Chils, Boston. 28th—Cleured, brig Annie v Torrey, Haskell, New Bede In port, ship Milicete, Dunn, Idg; and the above July 29—Arrived, schr G W Glover, tor Portlan |. RIVER, July 2: FA ed, schrs Vapor Apples | gate, Georgetown, DC; James Alierdice, from Philadel« hit Poith—Arriven, schrs 8 L simmon:, Gandy, Philadel- Rites. Gust, Martin, Trentoa; Belle Sedman,'steclinan, Newburg. Suiled—Schr Wm Mason, Leet, Georsetown, DO. GLOUOBSTER, July 2—Arrived, schr Rebecca W Hudile!l, Deputy, Philadelphia. NbW ORLEANS, Aug L eared. steamships State of ma (Br), Flint, Liverp Gen Meade, Sampaong curr brig Cornelia Abramina (Duten), Buner, jon. Passrs-—Arrived Ist, steamship Knickerbocker, Kem- ew York. xouied—Steainstip George Washington, Whitehead, jew York. NORP LK, July 29—Arrived, schrs Geo L Fessenden, Reehe, Feitast, Me; Virginix Varo, Delaney, Alexandria; Shorter, do. od, brig Martha A Berry, Berry, Baltimore; lin Ann, Brown; Ocean Wave, Zeluff, and & Mason, Terry, New York. 5 NEWBURYPORT, July 20—Arrived, schr Laura, Rob» erts, Weehawke r 3ith—ailed, steamship Panther, Mills, Philadelphisg brig John Aviles, Avery, Islesiors. NEW BEDFORD, July $i—arcived, schr Nightingale, Young, Elizabethnort. —Schrs M & E Henderson, Spear. Baltimore; W Dhase, and Fair Wind, bowman, New York. N “duly 30—Arrived, sivop New World, Bak ley, New York cat Torpedo station, iled —Sohoolship Sist—.n port, schrs town, DC; Allen Green, Nickerson, from do: Jennie Kuss, Norion; Watchful, Gul, and Geo’ B Markle, Lewis, New York; Fannie G Warner, Dickinson, for Philadel: phia; Fredont earn Somerset tor New York; 4 Taylor, for do. DON, July 31—Arrivet, schrs Lemuel Hall, lor Georgetown, DU: Reading RR, with coal. NORWICH, July 81—Arnived, schrs_ © wi vier, Philadelphia; Sarah & Lucy, andria; Corneiius, Hoboken. ‘Schrs M A Predmore, and Ida Palmer, New Ni&W HAVEN, July 31—Arrived, «chr Twilight, Robin- son, Baltimore. Sailed—Brig Reporter, Ryder, Bangor; schr Surprise, Woodri, New York. PORTLAND, 0, July 22—Arrived, shiv Orissa (Br), Mas- terson, Melbourne. PASCAGOULA, July 90—Atrived. achr MC Moseley, Coggins, Port Spain, to load tor Boston. GEENBACOLA, July 26—Arrived, bark Viseoont Oanning. rn r stol. 27th—Cleared, brig M © Haskell, Haskell, Providence. 23th—Arrived, schr Robt Kutt, Rouien, Galveston. Cleared—Schr Annie Whiiney. Havener, New York. PURT ROYAL, SO, July 26—Cleared, schr Lena Breed, Wheaton, Baltimore. Arrived, steamships Rattle- PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1 gnane, Artis, and Hercules, Swasey. Boston ; brig sagua, Mundy, Sugua; schrs Ocean Iraveller, Adams, New Bediord; Albert Clarence, Harris, Weilfieet; Richard, Miller; Marietta Til- Morris, Pittston, Me? Louisa Staith, Weber, and Moses Patten, Harding, Bangor; Caroli ‘oung, Lanesville; TH Wil: Russell, Haddam; Olivia, Fox, Odessa, Del; Rachel Seaman, Seaman, Boston (and cleared tor do), tred—Steamships Koman, Crowell, Boston; Fanita, ne, New York; Mary, Kogers & Hunter, Snerman, Providence; Virginia, Hunter, charleston ; barks Horace Scudder, Gould, Trieste: Arie (der), Jackeng, Bremen: scirs Duniel Webster. Haskell, Boston; E G- Irvin, Johuson, xewports kavori.e, Clark, Providence; Mary Keily, Kelly, south Norwalk. Neworstee, Del, Aug 1, AM—Bark E H Duval (Br), from” Bremen. via New York; brig Altce Le Charieston;schra Gov Burton, irom Kennebec River for Wiintnyton, Del; Elvie Davis, from Boston; John Jobn- son. trom Kennebec River, aad Margaret © Lyons, trom. Charleston, pagsed up this Ad. sear Salad Queen, trom, jew York, passed up yester . jow a Birk’ CHarle Dickens, for Dunkirk; this AM, Annie Gus and Carl throp, for Saco; Anna Bell Hyer, tor Newmarket; 8 B Wheeler, ii@ B aud Wm Marshall, tor Boston; 8 0 ‘on, for Bath; Kmma M_ Fox, tor New Bedford ; “a Merrick, and David Clarkson, tor Providence. PM Fred Walton, Calvin 3 Edwards, Abbie ma B Shaw, for voston; Wellington, tor Bangor, and John 3 Ivins, tor Providence. Yacht Emma with excursion party, passed down aboat noun. Del, Aug 1, AM—Birk EH wuval, trom York, passed’ in last evening. Bark Northumber! from 'Beifast, and an unknown bark arrived for orders, Schrs Carrie, outward bound, and Little Sallie and Hope are below at the Bregkwater. PORTLAND, uy” %0—Arrived, schrs Mary Cobb, Humphrey, Baltimore (not as before reported) ; Laconia, Cameron, New York, jared -Steamanip Franconia, Bragg, New Yorks tches Nellie Starr, Poland, Kennebec, to load for New York; Koret, Dunham, Hallowell, to load for do. Suiled—Barks Atlantic, Jas Primrose; schr Bonita, and thers. oStst prigs Proteus, Chipman, New York; Blst—Arrived, Saini Locke, Irinian ‘Oleared—Bark AO Bean, Cheney, Buenos Ayres. PROVIDENOK, July st—Arrived, steamships Black- at Hallett, Baltimore via Noriolk; Florida, Crocker, niladelpiia? schrs Lizzie, Taylor, Elzabethport: Be H Wartord, Spr gue, Weexawken; Amos Briggs, Knap, javersiraw; A Heaton, Phinney, Mui Biackinin, Arnold, Hoboxen @ Walldin, Nichols, joop Kmnily, Hayden, New York, lede-Sehirs‘Anne PUhase, Poole, Baltimore; J & TL Bryan, Lee; i ¥ Gabada, Swain, and Bmma G Edward: Chamberlain, Philadelphia ; Wun O trish; Terrill; Win Gesner, Egbert, and Win 8 Thompson, Mallock, New YOrGHMOND, July 30—Sailed, brigs Advance (Nor), Paro onsen, Maver O01; ign wien (Br), Williams, City Point, to flu: 1 ahia, SKLAND, July 3)—Sailed, schrs Wm MeLoon, Ro ene od Sacnber, iokham; Gentile, Eldridge ‘Albe New York Jameson, Candage; Sardinia, Uolbrook; all, Tolman. FRANOISCO, July 2%—Arrivea, bark Cuba (Br), |. Probolingo. ‘Cleared—Barks Antivodes (Br), Wyeth, Cork; Welling- ton (Me), Gardner, Nanaimo. RAVANNAM, Aus 1—Cieared, steamships Herman Liv- ingston, New York: Wyoming, Teel, Philadelphia; brig Helen, kurbish. VINEYARD HAVEN, July 8l—Arrived. schrs More. Hane, Calais tor Barbados: Amirald, Weehawken for Calals, Convoy, Rockport, Me, for Richmond. Kaited—sehires B Norris, P Hoice, HA Colling, Amt Jonvo: Thorndike, and Walter C SAN ‘ AVHOUSs. BSOLUTE DIVORUES OBLAINKD FROM COURTS of different State: eral everywhere; no publicit ae, eet avaues, advan. Soto ee ever) nt jot Pubic Ss, Souneellor at Law, 30S Broadwi ye zi at Lecnomm, Joly 4—Satled, Hi Maaco, July 17—sailed, P Bi tion tor elgon, New York; Prod.vmo, Jacobson. io; Baga, Hvendgsen, du; Caroline, wnegin, Balumore, ARTED FRENCH MAID, TO TRAVBL Nai 74 actress; wust bairdresses. at 204 West 25th st becheay aed