The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1874, Page 10

10 ~YAOHTING IN THE SOUND, brought three great loads of human 5 each, and several other large steamers added greatly to the assembled crowd, which was estimated at nearly 10,000 peo- ple. The programme of to-day comprised Annual Cruise of the New |: |. @ skiff race, a protessional single scull race and a York Yacht Club. A DROWSY CALM ON THE DEEP. Tiresome Drift from Glen Cove to New London. New Lonpon, August 6, 1874. However cheerful the prospects tor the annual eruise of the New York Yacht Club—an event, by tae way, to which unusual interest is attached ‘this year—it must be confessed that the maugural ‘trip severely tested the strength of that element, patience, which yachtsmen are supposed to pos- sess in abundance. In a word, the run from Glen Cove to this port was a most perplexing Ortft, dur- ing which baffitng winds and dead calms alternated at almost regular intervals for the space of four and twenty hours. The vessels belonging to the club have probably never occupied so much time pm any previous cruise in covering the ground from the rendezvous to New London, a distance of @ome seventy-eight miles. But as good luck 1s not always the fortune of yachtsmen bent on a tour of Pleasure, bope must supply its place. THE RENDEZVOUS. It was late on Tuesaday afternoon before the @quadron was weil represented at Gien Cove. The @cene was rendered additionally enlivening by the arrival of the trim and tiny craft of the Atlantic Yacht Club, whose annual cruise also commenced morning. It is neediess to add that the advent of the vessels of both organizations caused quite a futter in the vicinity. A ball was given at the Pavilion, which was largely attended; and al- together Glen Cove revelled in gayety and excite- ment until long past midnight. Owing to the mumber of events on the programme it was deemed advisable to make an early start; but there being no possibility of getting out of the harbor at the time agreed upon, consequent upon the aead eaim that prevailed, ‘THE START swas postponed until yesterday morning. Among the veasels lying at anchor were the following gchooners:—alarm, 225 tons, A. . Kingsland; Dauntiess, 268 tons, J. G. Bennett; Gypsie, 51 tons, M T. Livingston; Idler, 141 tons, 8. J. Colgate; ‘Magic, 90 tons, W. I. Garner; Rambler, 233 tons, W. H. Thomas; Restless, 95 tons, G. G. Haven; Wanderer, 208 tons, H. Stillman. The sloops in- eluded the Gracie, J, B. Waller; Vindex, 54 tons, Robert Center; Vision, 58 tons, J. J. Alexandre; Wayward, 32 tons, W. E. Morris. There were also present from the Atiantic Yacht Club, the Peer. | Jess, Eddie, Agnes, Mystic, Undine. The first gun wae fired at 5h. 16m. A. M. from the flagship, Daunt- Jess, asa preparatory signal, and haif an hour later, ‘pon the report of a second gun the squadron got under weigh for New London. At this time it was bout the first of the ebb tide, with aslight breeze from the northward. The first vessel to trip nchor was the fine iron sioop Vindex, and Jollow- img in her wake were the Gracie, Vision, Magic, Wanderer, Dauntless, Restiess, Rambler, Idler, ‘Wayward apd others. The Vision made a short board in shore and got to windward of the other | sloops. But the wind died oat shortly alter, leav- ing Several of the big schooners completely be- Not so, however, with the famous little Jaagic, which, through a streak of characteristic Teck, caught a breeze, and soon quit the scene, ‘with the Rambler in her wake. IN THE SOUND. The Gracie rounded Matinicock Point shortly after seven o'clock, leading the fleet. Next to = were the Wayward and Vision. Then came , Vindex, idier and Wanderer; the os tiess, Rambier and Dauntiess bringing up the rear. The varying character of the wind continued to make matters somewhat monoto- nous. Ataquarter past seven o'clock the lead- vessels, which, afew minutes before enjoyed | a fine breeze, were suddenly becalmed. Half an hour ome however, the Magic got the wind from te northward. ‘the Gracie and Wayward | were next in Tuck and led off for a mile before the Vision caugnt it. Later on the large schooners were javored with a Night breeze and made the best of it; but it was evident that few of the vessels would have any le for FR: proper display of their respect- ave qualte Meanwhile the vessels of the Atlau- tc Yacht x elud, which left Gien Cove at seven @clock, were gradually coming up, prominent » Smong the foremost being tne Agnes and Orion, ? Pmey finally made for Moon’s Point, where the Atlantic fleet anchored for thé night, Passing LLOYD'S NECK, vessels of the squadron were pretty well Reavcrel those leading having all the wind. positions about half-past eignt o'clock were as as allows Fhe c, Gracie, Way ware, Vision, Wan- @erer, Idler, A Rest ‘Vindex came up to windward and joined company with the Idler and Kestiess, tne Dauntless bring- rj up the rear. At about a quarter to ten A. the large schooners began to ieel the breeze, and ior > ie Ume there were some senepents an enlivening change; but had. the vessels commenced to move Tapidly through the water when they were again becalmed. Thus passed nearly the entire day, the vessels at one time stationary, at amotper rifting along, a iew getting an extra pul! and others not a breath of wind. At 5b. 40m. the came out ahead. Most of the sloops Jew Of the schooners took in their topsaiis, equall which struck them threatened to make thi galling lively; bat it was of er. brief duration, and when it bad died away the dead caim came in Vogue again. When darkness set in all interestin the competition ceased. Most of the yachts had to beat about all night before getting into the nar- bor. The order of their arrival was as follows:— ‘Vision, 11h. 60m.; Gracie, 11h. 58m. Next came the Magic, about ten minutes after midnight, then the Rambler, Vindex, Wanderer, Dauntless, Rest: dens, Idier and Alarm. The Phantom was lying at | ‘anchor in the harbor and will join the squadron, NEW LONDON. The barbor is now dotted with all sorts of craft, | nd the scene, looking irom the Peqnot House, is | exceeding! ly prety. A hop wili be given to-nignt | %m honor of the arrival of the feet. It was deter- mined to have a race to-day from this port to Corufieid ligntship. This morning, however, the idea was abandoned, as most of the crews were worn out after yesterday's fatiguing sail. THE PROGRAMME. At a meeting of captains held on board the flag- | ship this morning it was agreed to start for New- port to-morrow morning. The UCorinthian race, | which is looked forward to with so much expecta- tion of pleasure, is set down for Saturday. Several members of the ciub will participate in a pigeon Match on Monday next, and on the day following the race postponed from to-day will be sailed over the usual course irom Newport. Other events are under discussion, and altogether the cruise prom- anes to be gratilying and successful, An Interesting Regatta at Rochester Yesterday. Rocuester, N. Y., August 6, 1874, The regatta of the Genesee Yacht Club came off this afternoon. There were fifteen entries, three ‘of which were withdrawn. The race was overa surveyed course of twelve miles, two west, two east and two north, returning and rounding home buoy each time, The Seth Green won the first prize; time, ih. 45m. 128, The Rebecca won the second prize ; time, 1h. 55m. 278. The Aidine was er time ppg tog o7m. 278, The Titania fourth; 68m, 2: , An. ‘The day was splendid’ and @ fine breeze was ng There was an immense attendance of people. Yachting Note. Yacht Thomas J. Crombie, M.Y.C., Mr. Thair, from a cruise eastward, passed Whitestone yester- day for New York. OAKLAND BEACH REGATTA, A Southerly Breeze Causes a Postpone- ment of the Amateur Contestse—Morris, of Pittsburg, Wins the Professional Seullers’ Race, Beating Biglin and Ten Eyck. OaKLaND Beacon, R. L, august 6, 1874 ‘Phe Oakland Beach Regatta commenced to-day, but was, unfortunately, interrupted by a thander- storm and @ strong southerly breeze, which made the regujar course too rough for sheil rowing. Oakland Beach is a favorite summer resort, estab- Mehed a year ago, and ts now very extensively patronized as an excursion and picnic ground by she population of Providence, Fall River, Newport and Bristol. it is on Narragansett Bay, with a straight water front of two mies, and fuily sheitered from every point except the south, A cove a mile in length, with one sight bena, Rambler, Vindex, | Dauntless. Alter Daseing” Norwaik lightsnip the | /Pairoar and double scull amateur race. All the Faces, except that of the proiessional scullers, ‘Were postponed until to-morrow, as the anxicus crowds were » hog aed to leave before nightfall. The entries for the PROFESSIONAL SCULLERS’ RACE re Evan Morris, of Pittsburg; John Biglin. of | New: York, and James Ten Eyck, of Peekskill. The course was four miles, with three turns, and the $200 for the first and $50 for the second | Coax Pools were sold in Providence yesterday | evening ranging as follows:—Mornmis, $100; Teo | $60; Bighiu, $30, ‘At ten minutes past four P.M, the men were called in line, Biglin having choice of position, | taking the eastern shore, Morris centre and Ten | Eyck the western. Biglin went to the front at the word, followed , Langpig 8 Ten Eyck keeping close to the latter. ut a half mile from the start Morris a his stroke in power and rapidity aud a Biglin, Ten Eyck pein tint astern. Within a furlong of the first turn Biglin took the lead and rounded his stake, quickly followed by:} Morris and Ten Eyck at an interval of Nve seconds | each. Morris, however, again stepped to the fron’ utting about five lengths between bimself au is competitors, who rowed an exciting race tor second place, Biglin scarce a quarter of & length ahead of Ten Eyck. Morris turned h second stake with an advantage of four lengths, Biglin leading Ten Eyck, by about the same distance—Morris, evidently forgetting the bend in his course, about two-thirds of a mile up nearly ran ashore, but saved himself by sud- den halt and a dexterous turn. and just clearing Bigiin’s bow retained first place in the race. Ten Eyck well over in his own Water continued on astern while Biglin making a wide turn at his stake almost brought Morris to a stand still, the latter being compelled to hold water to avoid a collision. Then oth rounded and straightened up together, Ten Eyck failing to make his last turn, Awaiting his competitors 200 yards from the turn, fen Eyck held Morris nearly all throngh the Jourth mile, Bighn bemg seven or eight lengths to the rear. Within an eighth of a mile of the finish Morris showed his tremendous powers and speed to the best possible advantage, crossing bow and bow with Ten Eyck aiter @ wagnificent spurt. Morris's time was 27:243¢} Biglin’s, 27:41%; Teneyck being out of the Tace. TO-DAY’S EVENTS. To-morrow the professional four oared race will take place, for which the prizes are :—First, $500; secon For this race the famous Long Shore crew, of Portland, and the Biglin-Morris crew are entered. An amateur single sculi race, for a $300 waten, will also take place, in which the iol- lowing six will Sos tats R, Keater, R, W. Rathbone, W. E. McGredy, Henry Andrus, M. ¥F, Davis and M. Lynch. An amateur four oared ra between a New York crew and an Eastern crew, will conclude the regatta. BURNING OF THE PAT ROGERS. Additional Names of the Victims—Un- fortunate Situation of the Vessel— Thrilling Details of the Disaster—Bad | Conduct of the Negro Crew—The Offi- cers Not Blamed. CrvcrynaTi, Ohio, August 6, 1874. In addition to those reported lost off the steamer Pat Rogers yesterday the following are now be- lieved to have been drowned :— ADDITIONAL NAMES OF THE LOST. Anna Cook and two children of Seymour Gest- | 4 thalawin eGo. th no as steamship, b ner, of Cincinnati. The wife and child of Dr. Gibbons, of Madison, ap M. Botts, of North Carolina, James Smitb, a deck hand. BADLY BURNED. F. M. Stone, of North Carolina, was badly burned; also John J. Hughes, the mate. They arrived in | the city last night. BODIES RECOVERED. ‘The bodies of Ferdinand Netter, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Cook, of Madison, Ind., have been recovered; also the following:—Minor Mantz, the barber; a young lady, supposed to be from Covington, Ky., | and ap unknown man and woman. THE GREATEST MISFORTUNE consisted in the-fact that the fire occurred in that | particular part of the river, for just there the river was at such a stage that it was impossible | | for the boat to reach the shore, as she did. drawing | | as much water The limit | of the time between the first alarm and the time | | when everybody had le‘t the boat is said to be | nominal. At the time there was dry land on the starboard side only thirty yards distant, but a wall of flame intervened. Un the larboard aide | the land was along distance away. The wind was blowing toward the nearest snore, and drove the flames in that direction. Many of those who got to the nearest shore are disfigured ior life, the ex- | pn part of their bodies being actuaily roasted | t he excessive heat. One of the most THRILLING AND MIRACULOUS ESCAPES ‘was that of Miss L. G. Williams, of Louisville, who threw away her valise and extra clothing, and, after securifg the services of a gentleman in throwing overboard a crate of ches, she leaped into the water alter it with a life preserver. Wien she attempted to cling to the crate it revolved like a reel, and for two terrible hours she struggled with the crate, and had just closed her eyes in despair when she was drawn into a skiff by Mr. Hud, who rendered valuable services in several other cases. Miss Rowden, of Louisville, hare from the boat toward the Indiana shore, and the hungry tongues of fame licking along the surface of tne water horribly burned her head and face. She had no life-preserver and only secured one end of a plank by clinging to the pantaloons leg of a man Who swam past her. She says that while moving through the water several gasping, drowning wretches extended their hands toward her, some hg grasping her hair, tearing it out by the hand- * ‘THE LAST LIVING OBJECT seen on board of the boat was alittle child three orfour yoars of age, running about screaming with iright, surrounded by the flames, and its legs, arms and face exposed to the terribie heat, PORT OF TW YORK, AUG. 6, 1874. a and Rchmpnde Old iBominion lon Stea Edye & E ye 1@ & Co, oe « Kohinoor (Br), Cooper. St Thomas—Peniston & mies Eleanor Miller (Br), Hill, Rosario-W HM T matt Fr Bloff—K D Hurlbut & Oo. & Parker. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND G Francklyn, Au | Caty of Richmon Queenstown 24th, with mdse an son Bros. Aug 3 lat 4251, lon 5858, west, showing $i 63 69, bi 1, with mdse and passengers to F ‘Kiexandre & Sons.” and Richmond, with minion Steamship Co. 40 days, in ballast to last to order. last to Slocovich & C Hook for orders. ballast to Blocovich & © 29. Brig Matiide Geen. Cafiero, Barrow 58 days, with empty barrels to 01 mdse to A P Agresta. (Cuba) via and molasses to George C Carson: vessel Tellow pine to Alsop Clark: vesser to HW La naval stores to Dotiner, Potter & Schr WA Low, Carman, Vireh Aug 3, batt steamsht} Dool; Russia, (Br), do tor do, and steamship Australia (Br) ‘do for Glas ow; 10 miles hence for Bremen, and steamship State of Georgia (B: do tor Glasgow. came the porthern pasmage and hud thick foggy we weather from jon 30 to 9); ‘the two largest Leet about 400 feet in diameter. Pilot on board 7 day: THE NEGRO CREW behaved badly, hurrying of the boat before there | was any imminent danger and monopolizing aii | available means of support. ‘Iwo colored men and | one White man rowed away in a lifeboat that could e been made to convey twenty or thirty | | Perens to the shore. The river is being dragged | jor bodies this moruing. | The cargo of the boat was valued at about | $70,000, The insurance is not known. | | FURTHER INVESTIGATION has shed no additional light on the origin of the fire, except to dissipate the suspicion which rested on the negro discharged from the boat’s employ. The nomber on board, all told, is supposed to have been from seventy-two to seventy-live persons. | The exact fist cannot be had. The reports of the lost have ranged from sixteen to twenty-eight persons; probably twenty-five is the number near- | est the jack | THE OFFICERS NOT BLAMED. | Citizens and the passengers do not attach blame on the captain and officers, at all events it has not been expressed. Suspense and uncertainty as to the fate of the missing have added intensity to the painful interest felt in the calamity here. At this time forty-five persons are Known to have becno saved, ane we Theory as to the Origin of the Disaster— A Negro Supposed to have Fired the Boat Out of Revenge. LovisvILLe, Ky., August 6, 1874. The possible origin of the fire on the steamer Pat Rogers is given here as follows:—About two weeks ago @ negro thief was detected by.the watchman on the Rogers, who fired at him bat missed him. This negro took @ deck passage on York. with indse and ine, Garrison, York 12 days, with stone to Jea Frye York Ui days, with spiling to Wilson God! days, with spiling to order. with stone to Bridge © lumber to Wilson, Willams & lime to order. fish to Roger: York, 14 days, with coal to Jed Frye York. mdse and passenre Bedtor the Kogers whea she jeft this wharf on Tuesday, and was heard to say to several negroes before starting that he would it ‘hot as hell for that watchman before thi Doat reached Cincin- | mati.” The opinion is expressed by one of the oMecials of the line here that this negro set the boat on fire and cut the tiller rope. OUR INDIAN PETS Returning to the Agenct nance. WASHINGTON, August 6, 1874. Agent Saville, of the Red Cioud Agency, reports, daly 27:— All of Little Wound’s and Whistler's bands of sionx have returned to the ageucy trom the South jatte and Republican couutry, Also that a party of 152 Cheyennes have come in from Powder River. They report game scarce and that the Cheyennes wil soon come into the agency. The Wheeler Exploring Expedition. . DENVER, Col., August 6, 1874. The report that the Wheeler exploring expedi- tion 1s going into the hostile region without means f defence is incorrect: the party is welt armed snd equip) No trouble from the Indiuns is anticipat Stages Captared and Passengers and Drivers Killed and Scalped. GaLveston, Texas, August 6, 1874. A special despatch from Dallas says that Captain for Suste- borders its essterm extremity, and was used as | Beall, just from Fort Worth, brings information the rowing course to-day. as it was deemed im- | that Indians had captored two mail stages, one ponstole to row on the open water. the steamers Lng fianed.apd lame Host. ‘iia the dnt ing and one coming, between Wichita and Bo fn “tres wa oat ma haisa aad soommear” Baxderk a Mt his yi ii, Aa An eiphia Dee jt heard of. The'S B was 6 tons "re a Piymouth, B, where she was owned, Bank repert- ed barned at New Orleans, scuttled and’ Seidel raised, was sold at auction for $2400), were font 04 soane mote whe Gamesen pam cic Ps eg eae having lost spare and sails, and S Pyeg Yarmouth, N8, wie | Sas parson a pedeg, 07 tons has Beni for New York, gon quan agupows sch neae ny AM ot zx ere aes es aaa ae et where she will repair. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Whalemen. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB | At Hong Kong June %, bark Ben) Commings, Brown, MONTH OF AUGUST, ot NB. pea | Pestination. | Office. }. | Liverpool. )¢ Bowling Green | iverbook..|18 Broadway. from Calcutta for New York, from Calcutta for Boston, "| Eiverpoot |oe Broaaway. rk Joshua (iE), a Calegtts for New York, |G 7 Bow ling Green. ae ae ae Elen B. \. | Havre 55 way. Killm: on ome Pi Ti ad tor . Bremen... |2 Bowling Green ‘Aiparaigo, 16 days'out, ut a 10 N. 11. |Hamborg.. (113 Broadway. ‘Bark Gutenberg (Ger), from Bremen for Baltimore, 2 Liverpool Bowling Green Aue } las doe ne ‘abhi Ns 2 |Glastow:.-|7 Bowling Philadelphia, no ioiat, Ke puhepad Bri trom: ay York for Aalberg (Den- 5 Aug & iarw'ss, Jon 65 Towing Pn NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS. 2 Bowling Green 113 Broadway. Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are !n- formed that by tolegraphing to the Hwaaro London Bareau, No 46 Fleet street, the arrivals at and depart- ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and ail foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will becabled to thts country free of ebarge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Almanac for New York—This Day» HIGH WATER. Gov. Island. 427 Sandy Hook. Hell Gate. CLEARED. Anrwenr, Aug 6—Arrived, barks Kong Carl (Nor), Beck, New York; Norge (Nor), Hansen, do; also “Fro,” Nigamahtp Pembroke (Br. gn), Williams, Cardift—A Baxter | 49° oe Satied 6th, steamship Nedertand (Belg), James, Phila- delphia. Busstor, Aug 6—Arrived, steamship Great Western (Br) Windham, New York. Breuas, Aug 5—Sailed, bark Iris (Ger), Pfiffer, New York. COmrrn, Aug 4—Arrived, brig Vincenzo (Ital), Carbone, New Orleans. Dxat, Aug 6—Arrived, ship Hudson, Knight, New York eman, Fortole, city Point taship p Vindicator, Doane, Puiladelphia—P O Mer amship Eleanora, Jonnson, Portiana—J ¥ Aman Seamenty Nereus, Beare. Bostod—H F Dimvock cate bpero dia). Torco, Penarth Roade—siocovieh & Fark Idem (Ital), Rolla, Cork for ordere—Slocovich & for London. Bark Francisco gee (tan, Vaggi, Cork for orders— Duswix, Aug 6—Arnved, bark Alfarin (Nor), Tersen, Lauro, Storey New York, & on Albatross Ger), Hannes, Riga—Funch, Edye & cians Prvaden (Ror), Schach, Copenhagen—Funch, Sailed Sth, bark Trafik (Nor), Jacobsen, Baltimore. Donxiax, Aug 6—Arrived, barns Luigia P (Aug), Terlan, New York ; Bjorviken (Nor), Harris, do. “Grsnattan, Aug 6—Arrived, barks Mary A Marshall @r), Lent, New York; Monitor, Eaton, do. Hamsvune, Aug 4—arnived, bar Farwell (Ger), Neu- man, New York. Haven, Aug 4—Arrived, bark Orpheus (Ger), Larsen, New York. Liverroon, Aug 6—Arrived, brig Wesiey & Seymour (Br), Spicer, New York. Also arrived 6th, bark Garland (Br), Hardwin, New Gok st inna & Maria (ital), Starita, Venjee—Panch, 5 § 84) picich (Ger), Plagens, Queenstown or Fal- \—Tetens & Bockmann. ‘ig Hattie Pettis (Br), Pettis, Oporto—D BR DeWolf & ‘Bng Neponset, Strout, Santander—Miller & Houghton, Brg Mariano, % ‘Connaughton, Aspinwall—Brett, Son Schr Mary Ellen, Robinson, St Johns, PR—Simpson, ean York. ‘app & Co. Se he Israel Snow, Hatch, Baracoa—B J Wen! Seht aa Ross (Br), Clark, St ‘Andrews, Persea te B Buchanan, Wilson, Houston—Tapper & R Floyd, Squires, Georgetown, DC, and Pot Lonpor, Aug 6—Arrived, barks Vidtarne (Dan), Miel- sen, New York ; Wasa (Rus), Holmberg, Baltimore. Balled Sth, ship Emerald Isie, Williams, New York. Lieericx, Aug 6—Sailed, bark Aster (Nor), Falck, New York. Movie, Aug 6—Arrived, steamship Austrian (Br), Ritchie, Montreal via Halifax for Liverpool. Beatties Beonr Julia Sehr White Star (Br), Reynard, Port Johnson—Heney Swamer A U Stimers, Warren, Pmiadeipma—ames Hand. Quxxnstown, Aug 6—Arrived, barks Guiseppo Verdi (tal), Gazolla, New York; Assunta (Ital, Vivalde, do. Also arrived 6th, bark Giacomo Mortola (ItaD, Chiesa, New York. Rorrerpam, Aug 6—Arrived, bark Nederland (Dutch), Winterthur, Baltimore (not previously) Bailed 5th, bark Alert (Nor), Jonasson, United States. Rovex, Aug 4—Arrived. barks Fritz (Dutch), Gunder- son, New Orleans; Fanny J McLellan, McLellan, do. ARRIVALS. HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamship Calabria (Br), McMickan, Liverpoo! July and Queenstown 2h, with mde and 283 passengers Lo 4, lat 41 10, lon 64 8), pamed steamship cay hence for by ht ‘Sieamship State c ot Virginia ‘a Mo He, Glasgow July w fhe Baldwin & Gon, 6th, no lat, &c. passed an Eagle line | Sailed from —— Aug 5. Clio, for United states; Erna, Glasgow July 22 ana | 4 passengers to Heuder- Was detained Ceti the rorya og 14 hours by ios: German bark mal ietiers QBCH; 4th, Jat 41 4% lon rk Kate Williams, bound west. Steamship City o: Merida, Timmerman, Havana Aug dB ‘Steamstip. Talia. (Br), Craig, a Foreign Ports. Batavia, July 23—Arrived, bark Laura A Bornbam, Phillips, Boston. Constintixorix, Aug 5—Arrived previous, brig Ameri- ous, Baas, New Yor! prone, kona. Aug 5—Arrived previous, ship Comet, Te port hug 4, steamship Great Republic, Howard, for Yokohama and San Francisco, to sa: weaves, July $—Salled, b DrigeW Von Preeden (Ger), New York via Matanzas; Sist, Cubs (Nor), sel- mek agi of Hatteras Faustine, ‘Avery, Cardenas; schr | Linda, Trott, New Oriean: In port Aug 1, schr island Belle, Hunterman, for New Orleans, ldg, and others unc. Livaxtoot, Aug Arrived, bark Xenia, from Bangor, Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Nortolk, Cit sou ot mdse and passengers to the Uld Do- Beal Edgar (br), Brown, Bremen 40days, in ballast to mship LB Gilchrest (of Thomaston), Emerson, Antwerp | Burges: rk Fear Not (Nor). ute, Liverpool 45 days, in bab Bark Garpione cog Sturlesce, Bristol 46days, in bal- Bark eee Ghar ‘Olsen, Bristol 46 days, In ballast, to rank Hon Gee: Bee Seopa aah margoues. Joly 2 25-Sailed. sehr Jas N Brown, Bright- neer (Br), trom ec In port Jul: bri; je Pi be Bark Vat teins Omaidsen, Londonderry June 2, in | New Haven, de mola not iss Manthadlt Gisk ton ballast to Tetens & ‘kmann. 1s anchor at Sandy | Machias, arr Ariana (Br), aubrey, trom Phiadelphia, arrived 224 do. Matanzas, July 30—Satied, ship Isabella Kerr (Br), Hedger. ., Qusenstown, ‘30th, Darks Covenanter (Br), Whitehead, north Radovani, Leith 41 days, in Co. Bark Columbia a (Ger), Schumacher, Bremen «4 days, al wito mdse wo ee . Sea cote Winker Antwerp Jane 14, 10 ballast of atieras NevJaly Sec-bleaied" brig’ Aeete Amsden, at Sandy Hook for | wathesou Baltimore Poar an iabery Chang 2%—Arrived, schr Glynwood lye & Co. 1s ancho! Bark Snow Queen (of Maitland, 7) Beta S De Woe Con ia zochores in | yp).jvan Amebag, Charlottes (oF SACO Bel: orere Maruno Clisnco dita Lauro. ‘Trapani 58 days n Hew Vork, art ino Cilento 5 5 a1 +s \— AI with saltto Lauro, Storey &Co. Passed Gibraltar June pera i= Orica a, we ous Ware: | ™ Bepevaria, Vera Craz t a Bailed i i, bark tony Ci, New Yor ar, Herrick, and Angie “Afvesbury, brig itary ay MeKee, da Pac Sreamsnir Cazdpats.} Aamryane, sdy soared, France Francecor Muldtoga, Audvoord,, New Yor na 24 | man, Miller, do; Otto & Antonie, Gund ; schrs Jennie Armiaa Hiab, Petratuza Marseilles 9¢ days, with jones, do; Sist Passed Gibraltar June 29. Brig Caroline Eddy (of Bangor), Larrabee, Trinidad Delaware Breakwater 21 pie 5 with sugar Schr Jonasili French of (Boston), Dhaloner, a 5" ‘with molasses to 0 W Morro; veusel to F Alexandre pees Pendleton, Nicholson, Akyab; D W C! Jer, New York. Schr Ann & Susan (Br), Warks, Cat Island 12 days, by SI = wee trate iD catalan ans at Flushing 23a, Ge Me hipley, atcha, has LA Van Brunt, Tooker, Brasheat City, La, 24 ADELAIDE, o Uh hapa obo aT rows, days, with live oak to Van Brunt Bros, is bound to | New York via elronne doaded tor Algoa Ba, Portsmouth Brewxnna' y 21—Arrived, Wieland, elsang, Burris, Philadelphia ; i itans Hermann (3), Reichmann, 4 BSailed 2ist, Erna, Schutte, New York; de” Anna vYrovst, Baltimor yemse Joly \i—Arrived, British America, fount jew Yor! Buxoen, July 17—Cleared, Mercator, Meidell, Americ: Bancu.oma, July 0—Arrived, Angelita, Pages, Obarle: in. a Jaly 23—Asrived, Wm Woodbury, Curtis, Pi for \ég 234, Chas H Southard, Brown, for Sin- —— July 10—Arrived, Jas M Riley, Eaton, New ‘orl July 22—Arrived, Shak: Fechter, Brem for New Vork (and fhetiored) "xenia, Omundsen, London for | Wilmington, NO: Mingr rye: yOtees,, do, tor lade (and both anchore for Guedte (and anchored ). . hecigrnes 1d 25th, Hansen, from Wilmington, NC, for ‘Schr N.S Watson, Corson, Jacksonville 9 faye, with | New \ork: 2d Trur Lutken, New York ¥ Glover, Wiley, Georgetown, SC, 7 eye wth 3 vessel to E D uribut & CO nia, Schr Mary Jane, Allen, Virginia. Schr Annie, Nelson, Virginia. Schr Isle of Pines, Steelman, Virginia, Sloop Kobt Mills, Moore, Virginia. Sehr G W Moore, Pearson, Virginia. Schr G M Bowdo.n, Insley, Virginia. Sehr Isabel Alberto, Tooker, Baltimore for New Haven The steamship Elysia (Br), which arrived Sth, reports Republic (Bn), hence for Laver- Fire Island, ‘steamship 10 miles & of of Fire fslana, steamship Donan (Ger), The shin Celestial Empire, which arnved sth reports | 1 pais acy, no date, lat 46, lon 50. saw Ork. “ade Domus, Jaly 24— Arrived. Rorzone, Oreste. New York, wees aly 21—In, the Blien sellert, Wood- Reval tor New York: 2a, ater Otis Cronstadt Toe Philadelphia. Funnssura, July 2—Arrived, Gazelle, Small, New York. Fs July W-Arrived, Joseph Clark, Crocker, July Arrived, Hannah, Lutken, anfan, Dritne Passea ‘Through Hell Gate. BOUND SoUTH. Steamship City of New Bedford, New Bedford for New | passensers. ., Dorchester, NB, for New | Sehr Clara Jai Co chr Stephen J Watts, Watts, Herbert 1 River tor New ae KETENURD! New York; T: hr John Snow, Ker, Ni a Bb by Wares ee ia "itew = York ; Dorotuea, Jessen, Wiliuington, Ni Sailed 2d, Aukathor, Henricksen, ‘New r York. Huzvort, July 23—Aarrived, Busan L Fitscerald, Cush- nye Boston; Hendrik Bjorn, Thomassen, do. leared 22, Macaulay, Rogers, Bultimore; T J Pope, Seefeldt, New York. Hava July 2—Arrived, Sea Queen, Plant, Mobile: New York; P Washington (s), Beckmann, Fransiort (®, Bulow, Bremen tot New York (and cleared), Bailed 2ist, Monticell Hone KonG, June 7. Francwco. nr Abuer Taylor, antee Bangor for New York, with ber to simpson & Clap nr Deflance, Thorndike, Rockland for New York, Co. Schr Yankee Blade, Rich, Bangor for New York, with 0. Schr Idaho, Jameson, Thomasion tor New York, with ‘Storm Child, R; N Sehr Storm | Ryan, Nantucket for New York, with Kelty, Saveen ah. tied, ‘Nightingale, Cutter, San 3 & Fo Schr Hurriet Lewis, Searle, Somerset for New York. Echr James M Baylis, Arnold, Frovidence tor New Yor Korsrsonp, July 1l—Sailed. Svalen, Boe, America. datvEuroot. July 23—Arrived, Canada (), Webster, New Beh Clara Jane, McAlop, Gi q . ant , Feveee: eae Hibérnlan (9). Archer, Baltimore agle (a) Sehr Dr Franklin, Geer, Somerset tor Newburg, Schr E P Donglas, Ellis, Providence for New York. Sehr ¥ L Willetts, Staplin, Newport for Rondout. fan (s), Archer, Haltiinore via H. Cleared 24, Expounder, Crocker, New Orleans; Cort Senr Blackstone, Wixon, Providence for New York. Adiey Olsen, "New York; Two, Brothers, Gibb, San'Fran- Bent sterling. Ball, Bridgeport tor Jersey ( cisco; Gastaira, Gadd, New Bene Madagascar. Turner, Boston tor Jersey City, Sydney. ¢ OB; ath, Valkyrien, “Andreasen, Schr Mary Isabel), Sammis, Taunton for New York, ut Zid, Bessie Guibert, McKinsey, for Chartes- Sehr JE Hurst, Jones, Providence for New York. ton; Nor'wenter, Burress, Chitsagony Scnr Henry Gibbs, Hawkins, New Bedford for New | Sandy Hook j 24th, Canada Bs Teor tarctie & Smith, do entered bMih for New Orleans), Sucimer Galnten, Gale, Providence for New York, with ‘Bell Buoy 22d, Fiorella, from Liverpool for New BOUND EAST. nom ‘the orth jag pam pento 700, Lyman Cawn, Craig, m Liverpool for Miramic Steamship City of New sedtora, New York for New | Ot Tuskor 23d, Andrew Jackson, Closson, from Liver- Brig Tilly (Br), Rvan, New York for St Johns, NP. Sia, tor Sedsimnores Fieikden, Chase, srom do toe Fhtion Sehr Jennie Kogers, Rogers. Hoboken for Providence. “ Lompox, July %3—Arrived, Holland, Sim New Sehr Ripple, Brown, New. York for Mystic. york ea etiates ott vo return} Wan Tapscott Scnr P church. Gifford. New York tor Westport, , Schr © P Shultis, Young, Elizabethport tor Providenee. copabere, bey Bn: Gaeta deg thy ay a hr Al Whitede Ne fo Be! Schr Seathin. Greek, ‘New York for Portstaouth. La Upman, do; Harriet Campbell, Taylor, Bull River, iow, Averill, New York tor Boston. Entered ont 284, Marie Rose, Schultz, for Philadelphia; Liverpoo}, Lambert, N xk. us Beh Sehr Joseph’ Hall, Hamilton, New York for Hartford. ‘ort am, July e—Aerived, NBlaseppe Borzo, Pastorino, Sehr Ocean Belle, Mills, New Yorx tor Charlestown, Sehr Maria E Hearn, Morrell, New York for Stamford. sehr Horizon, Leet, Elizabethport for Providence. ork. noRN, Joly ie papal Union, Greenteat, Genoa. DLusnOROUGH, July 24—Sailed, Jas Ratchtord, Lind- oree i iter © Hall, Coleman, New York for East bei ‘Btockholm. react tne Knight, Woods, Port Jchoton for Roek- | » MAsst0is July %—Bailed, Helen Sands. Bosford, Phila- and. deiphie. ner © St Jobn, Parsons, Port Johnson for Norwien. WontrinE0, Bo date—drrived, Oneida, Nickels, New- Schr Witch Hazel, springer, New York for New Bed- port ‘ew Ross, July 4—Arrived, Sea Spray, Glazebrook, rd. “Sehr Lizzie L Mills, Armstrong, New York for Salem. Pailadelphia: Schr Wm O Irish, Tyrrell, ‘Blizabethport for Provi- ‘Schr Abel W Parker, Dean, Hoboken for Taunton. Sehr D Kahn, Carroll, New York for Hartiord. Sehr Cyp johnson, New-York tor Bangor, Seor Alistrum, Allen, New York for Boston, Schr Kate Scranton, Falmer, New York for Provi- P.iyrsovrs, arty, 23—-Off, Nevada, Hooxway, from Bre- men tofNew York. meTLLA. “dag @ 22—fatled, Ida, Halvorsen, New York. Pasar, July 2i—In the roads, Jeune Romain, Le- conte, from Charleston. aen eaten, July 13—#alled, Alexandria @), Henderson, chr Loretta Fish, Fish, New York for Bosto oo Sent Farr Wind, Bowman, Elizabeth port lor Somerset, SsTown, July Z%—-Sailed, Victoria, Jobnson (from Steamer Albatross, Davis, New York tor Fall River, New. York), ek) London Johonn 'Brogersen, Baesen (from Steamer Galatea, Gale, New York tor rovidence. Baltimore), Southampton; 24th, Aynie 77008; Bill (from Bremen; New roy aj Carl Johaun, Oek! SAILED, Steamships Thuringia (Gen, Hamvarg; “P Caland e Cardifl; City of bute: Rotter emitgoke (ir Cae ty se | New York, Hava ae Heil, Rich ; torr Pisisdeipauss barks Roslua wink Geneon Lae {Atis), Bevront; Paolo (Ital), Queenstown; Brema (Ger), in, valy eehatied,| Hermann Bebrent, Hamburg; brig Faraoni (Sp), Barcelona. Dill wits, Phila Reds rey Wheserati be ogee apa STOCKTOR, Arti cy oggersin, Pete: Maritimo Miscellany. | new. ms Yor Sreawamrr Avex Lavattay, ashore at Southampton, U1, | Stimets, July %_-Arrived, Laren, Madsen, New York; has been condemned and is going to pieces, her ser at for Bomba} ving washed out of her. epee Jeg Ti dsrieek "els, Sorensen, New (Br), Morice, eatled trom Phite- | york. has not snee Cleared 17th, Adolf Fredholm, Severin, Philadelphia B was 61) tons register, and built in Ma Gan F A Mancenes (Ital), for Trieste, be 10, bas iy ee Mg 9 miinceteeias Baio Maay B& fuourson, of Baba, Roggien, i York. hae pat tn James, Holmen, Yaar, Kondoat; George M {mores sons aad’ cee Huntley. We nm; der yore 1 Kelley, do AP © York16 Sharies Wool zor ery a ocean, New og 3 Boston ; Sotephine, mond, Bustos Ay a Gel BATH, Aag ¢-Arrived, doboro, to loud d for Fina “Seve York Jomph estan STOL, Aur S—Am: nna, iver, vee via N New! Yor ‘ork. Slits Maria Wheeler: May Vor Setir von Domine or, xew Xork for ag Mar: bark Eleanor Grace (Br), 5 New Yorks Tonatrands, Colin derson, and May Grins mnell, Alexandria, Stephen Morgan. Curmu Francis, Kelly, New York; US Anna E Cull aoe NEW! York; Jas biver, Carroll, Fait kiver: York; (and ail sailed. ‘ells, Pai Reet (and Somerset (and White Hil gen Albert Clarence, Haves, 8K. Chas E Smith, at US steamer Despatch. ont, from Demerara: selire Kate ney, from a ee Jel, Aus William’ H Parks remain, unchanged. two tugs in harbor. Abkera and mtv is reported to have gone up last night. steamer Violet and bark Cronstadt are here. York; Pi Quan tayiieo: a eg Manson, Col one Duane, Jaly %—Arrived, Olaf Glas, Nernst, New | ae Hawk, Baker, N New Bedford for Mi Hamacna, July 22—arrived, ‘ezethhaue (®, Stahl, New Sail annie w (Bn factor, Sone, New York; barks Augusta (5) Wickstrom, | Hayate; Dod Hermanos (sp), Gabanchos Christie, Georgetown, DC. inan, New York: 24th, etsy Gade) vue, do; 2th. ‘ibern- | Orousd, July M1—Arrived, Joven Thomas, Pelica, New | vis Galle. Segnemy Suty Passa, Payorite, from Snielis tor | Wissnsrosr an, UY Arrived ter. ae samer ay on arrived, ved en” apeay, azobrook, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1874.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. SHIPPING NEWS. Syochea the mad off Lymington River, but came of aneia about an oes and ‘proceeded, American Ports. 1 Ni ALEXANDRIA, Aug 5—Arrived, schr Elwood Burton, es sehr vote Searle, New Salled—Sehr 8} APPOMAUG, BOSTON, Aug 6—Arri steamers New York: Pee womans ved, Oharleston: Nept Berr, Mary ‘icKee, Sires Phutadels phia ; sebrs Abble Buraley, Makes, MC! punewick, Ga; Adriana, Walston, Barn nto ‘isartie ea Binet cor ma a I a Walsh, ian, "Jones Addie Corson, C« i EE Cottin res, and Caroline Kienzle, orn Philadel eo; a Brainerd, Also rived m Lawrence, Kent, B re ey Os 7 Colin, Oa Gail paling, Darien: Thom: tain, do; Bears dattinore: Marcia S Lewis woke oan Munroe, Hall, do; R it prio: Polar,“ Shacktord, ihiams, Verulls, Hoboken; © L Van- BST p—Sehrs Charles E Morrison, and Jaiia jen Pda A.D Hart, Hodgson, Baracoa; BALTIMORE, Aug i—Arrived, steamer Marth Stevens. New York, schredamen W Revinnde; A Fd Cramer, Bridgeport; Win. Allen, New aven; Mi Byard, New Charleston ; Johns Sapemneon. ‘New Yor! rks rk or Falmouth ior Cleared—Steamers Fale raveck! (hus) Bu orders: J ra @'Norw og Shope jurnham, Paliner. ® cae Se Jewis iehrman’ Pooks. Charleston ; Chi Parsons do: Henry Norwell, Burgess, Boston; do Kelly 8 do; Hattio’ ‘Baker, Crowell, dc Wyoming, al aa sapeake, Dem: BANGOR, Aug ¢—arrivG ark ra nswick, Dram- " N eared Sobre pt tncraham, sabes ehlidelphin ci Joseph Clark, Stahl, Wal- Mel , Thomaston, to load for Ling Ang 2 Arsived, laos Islaud -City, Allen, ed Torment, Baldwin, th, West, Philadelphia. ON. aA Sen Mose Phu Myrover, Brown, 1, Dutton, Baltimore; brig . doe O88 N, vuly S1—Arrived, sehr NH skinner, thrash: i MACHIAS. Aug 3—Arrived, schrs Saarbruck, a Alma, NB, tor New York; Presto, Libby, New GARTOWN. Aut ene, achraCorvo, Pickering, ¥ Cash Watts, do for in; Riverdale, Holmes, Rider, Dalais tor New “ho for for least ; Onward, Mayo, S--Arrtved, bark Antonio for orders. Sailed—! sean antonio’ l aria AfEe. Glasar, Baltimore. In the Bark Wild Hunter (Br), Ulsen, from Richmond for Liverpool, one schr Harriet Newell, Fos- w Yori anew ORLEANS. Au Se failed, steamship Blas of nd fFom the Passes éth-~Cleared teh anu eater Be) ls, Liverpool; encer, Bordeaux. eo Carondelet, MoCreery, fladelohia; bark Adelia nck ML oarived, schrs Addie Fuller, Hen. i¢ Mulvie, Henderson, porons ‘ictoria, Hawkins, x ew Yor! Aug 4—Arrived, brie Minnle Miller, ee Shri sehrs Lemue) yon T Sipple, Bacon, New Salled—Ship Adoline, Carter, Masquash, NB; schrs Georgetown, | DC: "Louisa enna and Passue—Arrived, ne aqOR LK. Mackey. do. ‘Arrived, schrs Teta, Long, husabethport (at Fort Lad am, Farnum, Pp Gle: yw York via Clinton. Fansed up—Sebr Flizabeth M.S AM—Arrived, schrs Jos Marat Sum, Rondout for a “King, Bradford, erect for New ‘Thos P Ball, Rider, Providence for Philadelphia ‘Sailed—Schrs Wm H Bowen, Golden ; D T willetts, Sta- nd Expedite, Racket, New York ; Elm City, Kidd, jence for do; Johu Randolph, Switt, Somerset for oes q—saited, schrs Fredonia, Sears, Somerset for New wg 4, P. York; Watchful, Gill, New York. NORWICH, Aug s6—Arrived, sloop Odd Fellow, New ew L fsrsdtaall Ang 5—Sailed, sehr Twilight, Robinson, rf rrived, schr Ella Cliston, Johnson, St John, NB. Sailed—Brig George, Brown, ‘Porto Rico, schrs Addie EAvery, Ryan, Baluinore; Dunlight, Itheridge, New YSRTLADELPHIA, Aug 6—Arrived, steamship Berk- iomen, Boston; bark 4 lorthumbrian (Br), Piggie Beltagi, t:brgss V Merrick, Lippincott, Bath: Brince- ‘nmons, Gandy, ais Mo: sohry dari red tor do): J © Cottingham, Ayres, red for Boston) ; Anna fieron, Heron, 39 H Nixon, Hunter, Maurice River. teamanip Fanita, Howe. New York; bark or), Olsen, Copenhagen; brig Eudorus, Lee, ath; schrs Alexander, eal. New Lonion; Mair & Cranior, Morris Cs eat son, Britton, Carroll, Wn Pement, Wiggin New Bedfora ; Jaines M Broomall, Luey_ Charen, ierce, Bristol; Douglass, do; Buckley, Young Danversport; A Bacock, Salem; James 8 Hewitt, Foster, Kast Ganibriages #8 res ‘igeda, Providence; Aina Leverett. Stephens, Sag Harbor. Also cleared, steainsilp Lancaster, Mills, Boston: schrs ghee’ aries teri HE H Willams, funat New Leadon Youme teaser. diocumby Fait Sailed—Steamships ‘Shbottarera, Be, Delamotte, Liver- pa and Queenstown; Vaderland (Belg), Jackson, Ant- ‘Siw. Del, Aug 6—AM—Passed down PM "ASTER, terday, steamship Fioriga, for Providence ; barkent ne Kioto, for Trieste, and schr Kivie Davis, for Boston. caghe Wa this AM, schr John Ross, trom Bath. westmoreland. from Providence, ashore on upper Patch, came off last evening and proceed- ae ay down steamships Abbotsford Nadertand. to for enter tee tor Trieste, and Bens Sallie Moir, for Boston. Passed. up, from Fortress Monroe; brig Mart: Nowman, ‘rom Emeline ioe tn from atacy. incy it; AF Bn. a TR PI sary, from Bath, Bark eget and brij few schrs ani P M—Steamshi| oy Abbotsfora pe pateriang and Backs went to sea today. | Brig James Davis inited States Geo 3 Berry, Kea- PORTLAND, Aug 4—Olcared, ang, Norfolk to,ond for Barbados. 08. salle —Ship Transit; bark shawmat; brig @ 8 Berry, and others. brcHst D, Ang (Arrived, schrs Bonny Boat, Kelly, Shultis, Thompson, ——, to ‘load tor New tie Ranger, Martin, and WH Van Bragt Hog- worth ork. MHOGKLAND Aug 4—Arrived, schrs Maggie Bell, Stew- New York; Pilot's Bride, Brewster, Carver's larbor cre iled—Sehr eG Bird, Blackington, New York. AN. FRANCISCO, July 29—Arrived, ‘barks Forest n, Burns, Port Ludiow ; Royal Tar (er Parly, Mon- for'entiadetphi ‘leared—Bark Luigi (Aus), Seavich, Queenstown. Balled Steamship “Anizonp, abary,, Fanaina; ships ow Yorks ann’ Duthie (Bt, Mur- Queenstown: barks Oceun Rover (Btn Jones, Capo Fora; Gem of the Voean, Tuttle, Port Ludlow; sehr 8a- i, Vache San Jose de'Guatemi CrSaticd, samstip Winchester, for Panama and rte, Ean, 6—Arrived, schrs Jennie Stout, ee ii Stout, New ba to D Turner, Balled—Stea: hip We Worcester, VINEYARD nia EN, August S—Arrived, 3 hip Adeline, jh NB) sches Saille B, Phila: Bel he Byers do for Lyna; siak, S&H Crowiey, Rondout, tor iA ciel , Lanesville for do Ynsons Rhowella: lew. Bungor for Savannah: Sehrs Rhodella Blew, A'S Emery, Carrie (Br), arthur Burton and Mary Mellen. 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