The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1874, Page 10

10 THE GA REGATTA. oor Wstries for th Aquatic Festi- Gra val—T' Events and the Prizes. rr ganarooa, August 17, 1874 porta! gud interest among the Oia pean the present season's sealendar 1s tho second international regatta of ‘eke Saratoga Rowing Assoc tion, arranged to ‘take place on Laxe Saratoga on Friday, Saturday | “end Monday, 28¢2 goth and Sist of this month. 7 wmhe admirable management displayed in the in- ‘gugural international aquatic festival last yev.p this association foremost among “ay Wke organizations, and won from the O&f.men | NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST THE *4ATE PRIZE FIGHT. POSTSCRIPT. Colyer’s Statement Refated by Ed- = ——<—=—. wards ~4 Foul Claimed to Avoid Fight- TUESDAY, AUGUS?2 18—3 4. ™E—"yne Former Eadly Whipped— Edv/ards Willing to Fight Collyer AS sin—The Stakes To Be Handed Over oF, Wednesday. “By” Edwaris, the champion prize fighter of Y ae “ight weights,” arrived yesterday afternoon im New York from Pitwburg. He looked the very picture of health, and shows no sigus what- ever of having been engaged in any such desperate encounter as a prize fight. In fact, any one not Personally acquainted with him, on meeting vf the country areputation for liberality tat will | bim on the street or otner place of public ot eastly be forgotten. No wonder, ton, that pwhen the programme of this year’s Ca-nival was wepnonnced, all those who participated last season wesolved to be In attendance, and in addition ‘thereto Bumerous Other Crews &4P.d scullers, at- ‘tracted by the honors and emoluments of the re- | atta, determined to see for ttemselves, and so ‘we entries for the several ever:ts which closed on Saturday last present a brilliant list of amateur arsmen, in whose friendly strife for aquatic su- premacy there will be much to interest and ad- mire. The programme of the regatta is as follows:— __ First day—Single sculls for the State championship | and the Empire diamond sculls (challenge) and presesMation eup; double sculls, two gold medals, Secoud day —~ Pair-oared shells; Interlaken Cup challenge), the gift of | Prank Leshe, and two presentation caps; | senior single sculls, President’s Cup (challenge) and diamond presentation medal. Third day— Junior single sculls, goid medal; special singie weull, suver cup; four-oared shell, Saratoga Cup | (ehalienge) and four presentation cups. In the seailers’ races the distance will be two miles, one | turn, and in the patr-oared, four-oared and special | scullers’ convests, three miles, turning course. ENTRIES. The entrtes as annexed will be read with pleas. | ure oy every lover of rowing in the country, as the lust embraces many Whose names have been tden- Ufied jor years with the grand athletic pastime, GRAMERCY CLUB, NEW YORK. Four-Oarea = sbeli—W, Wilhamson, H. M. Howell, No. 3; H. R. Mills, No, 2; W. F. Gannon, bow ; H. A. Palmstine, substitute. Pair-Oared Shell—W, K, Williams, H. M. Howell, bow ; H. R. Mills, substitute, Smgie Sculls, Championship—David Roach, Single Sculls, Junior—David Roach, Single Sculis, Extra—James O'Neil. ARGONAUTA ROWING CLUB, BERGEN POINT, N, J. Four-Oared Sheli—Edward Smith, bow; Walter Man, Bb. Stephenson, F, C, Eldred, stroke. Sub- stitutes—M. A. Puillins, K. T, Bromball. Pajr-Vared Snell—T. OC, Eldred, Edward Smith; ani b. Stevenson, Walter Man. Single Sculis, Senior—B. Stephensop, Walter Man, ATLANTIC ROAT CLUB, HOBOKEN, N. J. Four-Gared Shell—Dixon McQuinn, George Pring, dames Reed, Robert Leiman. Single Sculls, Junior—P. Christie Ackerman. ATALANTA CLUB, NEW YORK, Four-Oared Shel!—R, Withers, 0. T. Johnson, W. BL Spears, R. B. Bumbridge, Substitutes—E. Blake, 7. Van Raden, Alex. Handy, Single Scuds, Championship—E, Blake. Singie Sculls, Sentor—k. Blake. PALMETTO CLUB, CHARLESTON, 8. C. bour-Oared Sheli—Heury B. Bull, bow; De Sam- ne Parker, No. W.M. L. Lesesne, No. 3; H, tt Parker, s e. A ROWING ASSOCIATION, NEW YORK. Doubdie scuils—Josepa Riley, W. A. Costa Single Sculls, Championship—James Rile. Single Sculls, Senior—James Riley. Single Sculls, Jantor—James Riicy, W. A. Costal. CEDAR BLUFF ROWING CLUB, SARATOGA, X. Single Sculls, Champlonsmip— Meyers, Single Sculis, Senior—C. C. Mey: unior— BOAT CLI us, Senior— | | | POTOMAC BOAT CLUB, GEORGETOWN, D. Four-Oarea 5 Jones, A. J. MeBlair, He & ‘Iruax, D. Coughlin, Subdsutates—Z. 1, Carpen- | ter, W. J. Nichols: | VER CLUB, SAVANNAH, GA, Four-Oared Sheli—H. Schley, No. 4: @. G. Kim- | Dali, No. 3; George seni No. 2; 4. Schiev, bow. \ Pair-Oared sheil—H. Kimball, | Single Sculls. Junior | AH-SUM BOAT CLUB, SAGINAW, MICH. 4 Shell—V. B. Paine, Henry smith, P. | » James Jerome, Substitures—H. G, Lov- Alexander. CAROLINA INDEPENDENT, CHARLESTON, 8 Cy Single Sculls, Senior—De Sampure Bull, Single Sculls, Junior—De sampure Bi DUQUESNE BOAT CLUS, ALLEGHANY, PA. Four-Uared Sheil—J. Straub, .bow; Samuel Moody, George Scharif, Frank Brannan, stroke. ATHLETIC CLUB, NEW YORK. Donble Sculls—W. B. Curtis, F. E. Yates. Substi- tutes—W. E. McCredy, A, W. Rathbone. Single Scuils, Championsbip—\W. B, Curtis, F. E, | foul, to notify the offending party oi the alleged | ‘Yates. Singie Sculls, Senior—W. B. Curtis, F. E. Yates, SEAWANIAKA CLUB, GREENPOINT, L. L Four-OVared Stieli—W. Knotu, RH. Orr, J. H. Johnson, T. Kiliott. Substitutes—Jonn Keppler, W. Kelsey, W. Willson, Single Snell, Junior— Adam Haselacher. MUTUAL BOAT CLUB, ALBANY, N. Y. eorge Hughes, ‘oke; Perry bow; W. £. Mosely, substitute, Bingle sculls, Senior—Perry B, Ewing, dr. BEAVERWYCK ROWING CLUB, ALBANY, N. Y. Four-Vated Sheli—james Wilson, bow; T. J. Gorman, No. 2; R. T. Gorman, No. 8; W. Wuson, stroke. Supstitutes—D, )) ster, W. K Hiils, Double Sculis—James H. Girvin, bow; GW, Latnrope, siruke. Sudstitutes—James Wilson, W. R Hills. Single Sculls, Championsip—James Wilson, pees ig Seuils, Senior—Jaines Wuson, James H. ievig. Singie Sculls, Junior—G. W. Lathrope, Joseph H. Grven. BUFFALO ROWING CLUB, BUFFALO, N.Y. Four-Oared Sheil—O. W. Bal bow; R. HL Bubara, No. 2; J. B. Grim, No. C, E, Dunbar, stroke, UNION SPRINGS BOAT OLUB, UNION SPRINGS, N. ¥, Single Sculls, Championsnip—k, C. Courtne: Single Sculis—R. H. Robinson, &. 0. Courtney. AMATEUR BOAT CLUB, PORTLAND, Simgie Scuils, Senior—M. FP. Davis, Single sculls, Junior—M. FP. Davis, GLEANET BOAT CLUB, BATH, ME, Single Sculis, Senior—W. F, Stevens. Sinzie Sculls, Junior—W. R. Sha ARGONAUT ROWING CLUB—T0 Four-Oared Shells—H. O’Briev, bow; G. R. Gra- sett, No. 2; A. Langton, No. 3; H. Lamoe, stroke. Pair-Oared Sheli—H. Lambe, A. Langton. Single scujis, Junior. Langton, Single Sculls, Extra—a. Langton. The f New York; Argonauta, Bergen Point; Vernon, of Savannah, and th Yomac clubs are alr and are in daily practic ‘The time ‘or protests and charges against entries has been extended to the 24th imst., when such must be verified by sworn aMdavits and presented to the (qualification Committee, which consists of ‘W. A. Hamilton, A. W. Shepherd and C. B. Tett. BEOWN'S ROWING MATCHES, HALIFAX, N. August 17, 1874, Another telegram from Sudler to-day says he ‘Wants a four mile race, straight away, to come oif @ctober 19, Brown's challenge named a five mile | Face with turn. [tis not probable that Brown's griends will amend the challenge to suit Sadier, | Ata meeting of the Rowing ind to-night it was decided to await the receipt of Sadler's commani- eation by mail before determining the course to be faken regarding his answer to brown's challeng The meeting agreed touccept the chalienge of Ewen Morris, of Pittsburg, to row against Brown for $2,000, provided the race can come off at Hullax 00 or about the 3d of September, Morris to be Jowed $16 ior expenses. Owing to the nego tions with Sadier it was though: Brown could not | to the United States to row and be in Ireland meet Sadler at the time named, “YACHTING NOTES, & The following passed Whitestone yesterday :— Yacht Wanderer, N.Y.Y.0., Mr. James Stillman, from Vineyard Haven tor New York. Yaent Viston, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Vineyard en Jor New York. Yacht Kate, N.¥.Y.C., Mr. Dillon, from New York tor Gien Cove. Yacht Ibis, N.Y.¥.C., Mr. John Brown, Jr., from Philadephia en rowie for Newport. PRIZE FIGHT IN PHILADELPHIA. Dooney Harris, of New York, Whipped by Patsy Marley, of the City of Brotherly LoveeThe Stakes $500. PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Augnst 17, 1874. ‘This Morning at four o'clock a prize Aght took place on Haines street, above Limekiin pike, be- tween Patsy Mariey, of Phitadeiphia, and Dooney Marris, of New York, for a purse of $500, The ring was pitched before daylight, and Alderman | Remwlen, of this city, was chosen referee, The | Might commenced at ten minutes to tour o'clock fm the presence of avout three oundred and tity etators. Marley got credit for first blood and % nockdown, On the tiurd rownd Marley bit ‘ @ terrific blow on the left temple, telling Harris came to time, but it was evident he | “was very Weak, and Mariey used lite efort to | ‘wnoek him down. The fight coutinued for an hour and ten minutes, When Harris’ backers threw up | 4 the he her party clinched anring the fight, which ‘was a sare knockdown one, braised. Harris was badiy riey had scarcely any bruises. seventy. ht rounds were iought in one hour and ven ites, Alderman McMaven deciared Marley the | to effect suc! | to finish this man; NTO CLUB, CANADA. | Lo’ y quartered on the lake, | 4, Siexander, from | | resort, would sooner imagine bim to be a | mercantile clerk than @ professional “pug.” The only mark he exhibits on any part of his body | vo denote his late contest is the smallest possible | scratch on the left eyebrow, which, by the way, looks more like the remnants of a mocquito bite | than the resnit of a blow from the horny fist of an antagonist in the ring. He wasimet suortly after nis arrival in New York by @ representative of the HERALD, He said he never felt better in and referred to his face to show how little he had been punished in bis last week’s match. He, however, expressed himself in no measured terms in regard to Collyer’s attempt to place him in a false light before the public oy his statement, or purported statement, as published in a Western paper. Edwards states emphatically that the cry of foul which was raised by Collyer’s second, Barney Aaron, as he came to the scratch on the twellth round, was nothing more thana mere subteriuge in order to bring the fight to an end by reason of Collyer being unable to fight any more. Collyer, Eawards ciaims, was so exhausted, and in such a Weak condition,-as to be unable to come to time— im fact, was so badiy cut up as to be unwuling, | and, besides, unable to face him any longer. When the cry Of foul was made, on the ground that Edwards had something in is hands, or that he bad smotuered bis hand with some liquid contrary wo the rules, the referee, as Edwards states the case, ordered him to open his hands, which be did. All that was found were two or three biades of grass which had become attached thereto when he nad been thrown or Jell on the ground. He admits, how- ever, having rubbed the tnside of his hand with Venice turpentine on the third round. This, he says, Was done only to give him greater power | to keep nis fists clenched and with no desire to in- | jure his antagonist. In fact not enough was used course frequently adopted by prize fighters and bas never been objected to, “In any event,” said Eawards, “the releree having ordered me to wasn | my hands, which was with the fight, shows that claim or to withdraw their man, The fact 18, Coll- yer Was 80 badly whipped as to preciude him trom coming up When time was called. to bis triends, ‘Claim a foul, claim a foul; I won’t fight;’ thus plainly showing that he did not want tne fight to be determined on its merits but to be able to creep out of toma quibble. If he had, as he aileges, me beaten on the tenth round, and that my hundsavere gone, why did he not protest agamst the fight heing stopped, and say, ‘I want IT have already whipped bim, but want to put it beyond a doubt? Alter ‘the reieree ordered the fight to proceed I stooa inthe ring fully ten minutes, but Collyer would ) not meet me, but Kept in his corner, sull crying out to his friends, ‘Claim @ foul.’ I shouted out to him that I was willing to continue Nxhtinz, and further that I would, alter this had been decided | by the referee, meet him again and fight nim ior $1,000 or $2,000 If he was not satisfied, and am stil willing to do so. 1 do not know,” said Edwards, “as to the charges he made against Burney Aaron, | Dut I must say he certainly did not appear to want to force the fighting, for it was not until I thumps that he seemed to. care to sai in, TI made him do something. As to being robbed out of the fight,” said Ed- wards, “it is ny opinion taat Collyer, finding nim- | selr so badiy beaten, did not want to fight the battle out and be enurely whipped on the merits, but simply raised his objectiou as the only means left him to creep out by. He thought he might tu pose on the reieree and the public by such tactics; but I oelieve that the people of America, read- ing the report of the fight as given in| — Steamship Nevada (Br, Price, Liverpool via Queens the New Yors HERALD, which was periectly | town—Williams & Guion. impartial and correct,’ will judge petween | Steamshin Franconia. Bragg. Portland —J ¥ Ames, jus and give | honorably earned. ; get out of being further this was the one he adopted. Coulyer Wanted an excuse to punished, and | The reterence he makes to a supposed rule of the prize ring is ail nonsense. | the referee, before ne can decide and give ina | Offence and caution him that if he acts again in | the same manner he will be declared the loser. In | | the present case, however, as has already been stated, my hands were wasiied and dried and the fight ordered to proceed.” Wards said, in answer to the queries put to him, | and badly cut up in every way, for all | the blood I bad upon me was from him. He wanted to have the matter Want any more fight, and simply resorts to the friends a chance, honest man and saw through their game, | in the ring ten minutes after the referee callea | ume and ordered the fight to go on, Waiting for Collyer, but he would not iace me.”? THE NATIONAL GAME. A Brilliant Contest in Brooklyn—The P Brocklyn Ten “Chicagoed.” ‘The first exhibition of the new game of ten men and ten innings im this vicinity attracted to the ground since the Boston “Red Stockings” last The following is the score:— NEW YORK. BROOKLYN. Players, d be | Totals. Clube, New York. Brooklyn 0 0. 000 0 0 0 3 0 First base by errors—New York, 3; Brooklyn, 1, tuhlst bate vy wides—New York, t time; Brookiyn, 2 | | times. ‘arned—New York, 0: Brooklyn, 0. wides pitched—By Fallon, 16; By Britt, 20. -Mr. Burdock, of the Mataal Club, ‘Time of game—One hour and tlurty minutes. | | Base Ball in Saratoga. SanaToGa, August 17, 187. The Flayaway Club, of New York, now on a tour through the State, played a game of ball to-day with the Mutuais of Saratoga, Although .he New Yorkers presented only eight players they ae- foated the Mutnals with ease, out-playing them in every point of the game. The following 1s the score by innings :— Clubs | Pi Let, 2d. Sd. Uh. Sh Gh. 7A. a. Oth, f 2 14 Club, New York. roinates. | passat n \ Base Ball Notes. | An exciting base ball match was played yester- | Gay on the St, George’s Cricket grounds in Hobo- | ken, between the police of Hoboken and of New- | ark. The former were the victors by a score of 29 toi6, The return match was then arranged for | the Sth of September, at Newark. The Hoboken boys Nave aiso issued @ challenge to the Jersey | City pohce, which was accepted, The match wiil | Come off on the 7th of September. The Hoboken police eleven are regarded as the champion police eleven of the State. @ broad challenge yesterday :—"* We will play any a in the State and bet we can beat em. THE CBICKETERS’ TOURNAMENT, Hatirax, N. 8, August 17, 1874, The Philadelphia cricketers are the guests of the Yacht Club, This afternoon they went for a sail in Beaford Basin and the harbor, and on re- turning junched atthe clu) house. The tourna- ment opens to-morrow, the first match being the Canadians against the Americana, THE WEATHER YESTERDAY, ‘The following record will show the changes m the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in comparison with the corresponding day of last year, a8 indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s Pharmacy, HERALD buildipg:— winner, Both contestanig were akon away in ‘Serrisace. * A Average temperature tor corresponding date MAM VR ae ao npn ne mannan on mnt his life, | his heaith completely restored, an event in auy case.- Tuis 1s a | Pommer, done, and to. go On Einiopia: there were no | Pereue... grounds for Collyer's seconds to maintain their | Deutschland He kept saving © angtia. | Seniler. | | nad given him several rattling good puuches | | and | me the victory as justly and | When he says my | | hands had given way he says What is not irné. | Agresta. And even supposing 1 | had anything in my hands, it becomes the duty of | In conclusion Ed- | ton Collyer appeared to me to be pretty badly used up) & Uo. onciuded und did not | cry of ‘ioul’ to bamboozle the public and give nis | The referee, however, was an | 8: I stood | Union Grounds, Brooklyn, yesterday, the largest | 12, 1at4i assemblage of spectators seen on a professtonal | /6th. 447 mi Played here, and the contest in every respect | | Tully answered the expectations of its originators, | Ronndsman Hayes laid down | 1875, 1874. 1873, 1874, + 68 68 8:20 P. M..+... 80 85 + 66 66 6PM... 3 7 | . 68 70 OP. M 76 i +. sooee 16 TT 12 P. Messscone 67 70 Average temperatare yesterday. eeceres 1B Say ‘BAZAINE, ——_+—_—. His Late Custodians Still Rpeculating on the Method ef His Escape. Paris, August 17, 1874. Colonel Villetve, the aide-do-camp of Marebal Bazaine, was examined yesterday. He denies atl complicity im the escape. ‘The rope story gains credence. VERY EASY IF YOU KNOW HOW. Several experiments have been made, and prove that the descent which Bazaine is reported to have made irom the terrace is not dificult, THEIRS. Parts, August 17, 1874. Ex-President Thiers has returned to Paris, with VICTOR HUGO. Lonpon, August 18—6 A. M. A-special despaten to the Daity Telegraph, from Paris, reports an alarming accident to Victor Alugo. Whiie walking in Passy M. Hugo was struck on the head with violence by a pole which projected from a passing cart. He feli insensipie on the sidewalk, but afterwards recovered suMiciently to be able to walk to his hotel. Although the shock was severe to a man of his age, itis hoped that the consequences will not be serious, ‘SHIPPING NEWS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBIQ. Office. 29 Broadwa: + Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green 61 Broadway. Geltie. City of Brussel Algeria, Canada... Bowiing @ 69 Broadway. 7 Bowing Green 195 Brod way, bowling Green {13 Broadway, Broddway. {Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 72 Broadway jowline Green 61 Broaa way. 15 Broadway { 19 Broadway. e8 Browiway. 7 Bowling Green | 2 Bowling Green 4 Bowing Green 7 Bowne Green 2 Broadway. 2 Bowling Green Herder, Idaho. | Bothnia: laszow . Aasico' 26.1 Bremen. .} Hamburg, .| Livernool.. . | Laverpoo! Liverpool. .] Glaszow. | ity of Chester: Min Cimoria 1 broadway. China 4 Bowling Green Tne 9 Broad way. 19 Broadway 15 Broadway. 5 Broadway. 2 Bowling Green 113 Broadway. :| Bremen. lambur, York—This Day. Main. Almanac tor New SUN AND MOO! HIGH WATRR. Sun rises. 5 13] Goy. Island..morn 12 00 | Sun sets . 6 53 dy Hook....eve 11 15 Moon sets.....eve 9 54 -morn 1 45 |, CLEARED. Bark Ragnuild (Nor), Jacobsen, Funch, Edye & Co, Sark Luigi O (tal), Laviosa, Cork for orders—Slaco- vich & Co. Bark Gio Batta Daste (Ital), Caffareno, Newry—A P Cork for orders— Yark Harzburg (Ger), Kulken, Bremen—Oelrichs & 0. Bark Kings County (Br), McLellan, Bremen—C W Ber- reat, Everhard Delius (Ger), Herboth, Bremen— piBatk Star of Hope Bn, Harmann, Stockholm—C To. oa ‘eho (Bri, Rowland, Rio Janeiro—Pendergast Hark Tremont, Connell, Montevideo—Miller & Hough- Bark David Babcock, Colcord, Charleston—Evans, Ball Lrig Lena Thurlow, Corbett, Marseilles—Brett, Son & 0. 2 Brig Zuleika (Br), Walsh, St Johns, NF—D R De Wolf & ‘Brig 1) A Small, Bash, Boston—Fisher € Co. Scie Jonns Suiith, “Iougkinsos, “Brunswick—Jonas th & Co. Lev Win Back, Milter, Wilmington, NC—E D Hurlbut ¢ prene, Tula Murchison, Jones, Wilmington, NCE 8 sehr Edwin 8 Tyler, Murray, Hartford—Charles 5 TaMcamer Beverty, Pierce, Philadelphia—James Hand, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPTE LINK. Steamship Idaho (Br), Forsyth, Liverpool August 5 1 Queenstown 6, with ani 216 passen- |g xperienced westerly winds the entire passage and dense tox for days. August 4 jong 4L38, passed brig Aenine, bound east andy Hoo fn Brittanse, do: e S16 miles east 40: 238 miles east of do lich, 25) miles east of do , 40 miles east of co of do an Anchor tine st an juman steamship, so; an Anchor line steamship, d¢ Sieamship Khein (Ger), brickenstein, Bremen Aug 4 and Havre 7th, with mdse and rs to Oelrichs Had westerly winls sind rough se the Canal to the banks; west of the Banks ha y Winds and fine weather; Aug (7, off Fire sed slip Harvest Queen, trom Liverpool for p City of Mexico, Sherwood, Vera Cruz Aug h Progreso 7th and Ua’ P Alexa son. Ship Inspeczor (ot London). thomas, Bombay 178 days, with mdse to Rolli. Bros to Henderson Bros. Passed the Cape of Good Hope May 24, St Helena June 16; crossed the Equator ‘August 2, 800 mileseast of Sandy Hi dea (ute hy. from Balmore tor Phi inspector 13 anchored outside the bar. Ship City of Corinth (of G ., Taylor, Calentta 93 days, with mdse to the Jud 1 Co; vessel to Hen derson Bro-. Passed the ¢ iood. ‘Hope July 1, St na 15th: cro-sed the Equator 20d in lon 25, p Jora London), Lavis, Calcutta M1 days, tot Wright & Co, Pasted the Cape of Good 4, St Helena July 6; crossed the #quator July | Di, lasco Linse with m4 | Hope I7in ton Ship N & Palmer (Nor), Knudsen, Bremen 27 days, in | ballast to © tobias ‘0, No date, lat 44 35, lon 49 50, passed a icebe ne Bark Lewis Newcastle, E), Williams, 125 a » Brown ‘Bros & Co. Good Hope June 8 and Equator Juty 10 in ton 29. rovich, Hull 4¢ days, in bale apri, (Nor), Danielsen, Gloucester, 49 in ballast, to Tetens 4 Bockmann; is anchored ore days, | at Saudy Hoos for orders. Bark Jurist (Nor), Ulistrop, Greenock 65 days, in ballast to Funch, Edye & Uo. Has been 18 days west of the Banks with strong westerly gaies; lost and split salls; is anchored at sandy Hook for orders. ovak, Londonderry 28 days, in ell Di zi Tassino, Londonderry 48 in ballast to master. ‘« Leone Aus, Dubrilovich, Belfast 51 days, in bal. last to J € ; Bark Buttisina © (ital), Baietta, Beltast 53 days, in ballast to AP Agresta. Bark Saturn Nor), Torcusen, Limerick 44 days, in bal- just to Tetons # Bockman. 13 anchored at Sandy Hook tor orders. | ‘« Maria (Nor), Tarvig, Limerick 38 days, In ballast is anchvred in Gravesend Bay | | | to Jetens & Bockinann. { tor oriters. Bark Divico (Nor), Jorgensen, Waterford 22 days, in baliast to Punch, Bdye & Co. Is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders, j andro T (Aust) Dobrillovitch, Galway 49 to Master. ‘Bar (of Newcastle, Me), Barstow, Hambu: 0 days and the Lizards 40 days, with mdse tod WE weil & Co. 2, tat 45, lon 5, spoke bark Elma Baltimore, 42 days out. luckstadt, Antwerp June 10 via st to Tetens & Bockmann. man, Bremen, 4 days, with (Nor), from tiverpool to Bark Albertine Gravesend July Bark Christe! p ACO, i Kk Wissta (Swed), Keliner, Rotterdam 60 days, in tto Funeh, Edye & Co. 1s auchored at sandy for orders. Bark Bis ballast to K Bordeaux 46 days, in July 20, lat 46, fon 49, 45, 1on 60, encountered jas k i, lost and split sails; Aug 4, lat 45 30, lon 56 40, spoke brig Cosntamtee (Nor), | steering cast, The Vioen 1s anchored at Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Nauta (Aust), Ivancich, Bordeaux 47 days, in bal last to master. Bark Fortuna (Ger), Zimmerman, Pillau 83 days, with Tags to Punch, Edye & Co. Isark Eudora (of London), Bolt, Algoa Bay, OGH, 85 days, with woot to Oeirichs & Co; vessel to Peabod, Willis & Co; passed St Heena June 24; crossed th | Equator July 1 in ton #4. | Hark Rosalir (Ital), Pesce, Alicante 43 days, with mdse to Laure & storey. Passed Gibraltar July 12th, Maresca, Leghorn Sh days, with Bark Maresea ital) marble and rags (o' Aipheus Hardy, vessel to master. Passed Gibralter July 10, Bark Bnerg'a Ital), Cervetto, Genoa 44 days, in ballast, tar July 13, to Slocovich & Co; passed Gib Bark Hermann (Ger), Rieck, St Vincent 29 days, in bal- last to Func, Kaye & Co, Bark Tomaris (¥r), Ailiard, Matanzas 16 days, with Bugar to Grinnell, Minturn # Go, vessel to James Henry. oft Eaton (of Anichat), Merchant, Fort Caledonia, DB, ym with coai to Bira, 1 + Vessel to Hatton, Watson & Co, ae Bark’) 8 Austin, Kimball, Garduer, sone tosee Kuickerhaskor Low tere ae Ld eal poe Anares M ib gropty | material aaina, | nately, betore the sails couid be hoisted, dritted toward ‘ D, Lubrano, Baples 55 days, fto'Laury & biory. Passed Gibraltar “vuly, ‘ eager and molasses. 10 Leaycraft & Co; veasel to Simpson, Clapp & Schr Fdward Barnett (of Newburyport), Taylor, Para » Wenberg. Schr Angie Amsbury, Jones, ‘Tuspan, 32 days, with cedar, to Latasa & Co, Vessel to J 5 Ingraham. with mola: to Jova & Co, vesse! Byans, Bull & Co. Sehr Casrie A Heniley, days, with jumber to Bentley, Gildersleeve & Co. Schr Florida, Gilmore, Jacksonville, 9 days, with lum- Schr Kate Foster, Hardi Inmber to =impson, cay | Hodges, Charleston 9 days, with naval stores w Doliner, Potter & Sclir Matthew Kinney, Sharp, 01 PiNchir JH Gordon, Ireland, Philadelphia for Weymouth Schr Cephas Starret, Babbit, Gardner, Me, 3 days, with ice to master. to master; ts bobnd to Newark. Passea ‘Through Hell Gato. Sehr Henry, Nash, Joggins, NS, for New York, 13 days, with spiling to Wilson Cattrey, . ene Sallie W Ponder, Yrascher, Taunton tor New Schr Success. Richards, New London for New York, ennis tor New York, Schr John W Beil, Tolies, Schr Harriet Ryan, Robbins, Westerly tor New York. York a Price, Providence for New Schr Evergreen, Turner, Cold Spring for New York. Spauiding, Rockland for New York, h lime to J R Brown. lnmber to Mowe, Cole & Benson, Schr John Brooks, Fox. Bridgenort for New York. with ico to order. yoghr Cynthia Jane, Gardiner, Pawtucket for New Sehr Highland, Lynch, Providence for New York. Schr LA Burlingame, Burlingame, Boston for New Schr H Blackman, Arnold. Providence for New York, Schr Alice © Noyes, Baker, Rockport for New York, Schr Wm Stevens, Hallowell, Bangor for Port Morris, BOUND KAST. Bark WE Heard (Be), Robbins, Grand Turk, TI, via New York for Port morris. Schr J A Rich, Rien, New York for Boston, Schr © Miller. Jones, New York for New Haven, Schr LS Watson, Sarzent, Hoboken for Belfast, Sehr Kmma Green, Collins, Weehawken for Boston. Steamer City of temburg, Springer, New xorx for New Bedford. idles Brig Harry, Brown, Demarara 21 days, with 7 days, with rubber and nuts to B Sehr Ida Richardson, Fuller, Cientuegos, 0 0a kenburz, Jucksonville 9 ber, to Drew & Buckie. ing, Jacksonville 9 days, with ry 0, “chr Traveller (of Portiand’ Bakimore tor Bridge- sehr EB Buckaloo, Hanker, Morristow Sehr Post Boy, Robinson, Bangor, 3 days, with lumber BOUND SOUTH. sehr Pecora, Leintman, Providence for New York. Sehr Thos Ellis, Keli ‘aunton for New York. Schr Eliza & Rebecca, what Speedwell, hr Saratoga, Weeks, Gardiner for New York, with Schr M E Amsden, Brooks, Kennebec tor New York, Sch Brandvwine, King, Hartford for New York. ork. Sehr P F Brady, Landrickson, Mystic for New York. with stone to order, Steamship Franconia, Bragz, New York for Portland. Behr 8 Wright, Giark, Hoboken for Somerset, Sehr J Rich, Keily, New York tor Newburyport. Schr Alves amano, Talmage, New York tor Boston, BELO Ship Meroon (of Bath), Lowell, from Cebu April 5. Bark Maria Adelaide’ (Ital), Naccari, from Gibraltar July 13. avs SAILED. Ship Jacob A Stamler, for Havre; barks Trafalgar ir), Hull; Lussignano (ital), Cork or Falmouth; Papa. de Rossi (ital, do; Tremont, River Placte; brigs Elien ‘Maria, Corunna: Redowa, Brunswick, Ga, Wind at sunset 8, light. Maritime Miscellany. aa-For farther particulars of loss of steamship Alsatia see general news columns, Srmamsuir State oF Payxsytvanta (Br), Rnight, which has been reported ashore at Larne, sailed from that port 26th inst, at noon, for New York. STEAMSHIP SAN Jacinto, belonging to WR Garrison’s Savannah line, which has been thoroughly overhauled in the last two months, was taken trom Hoboken to the Mammoth Dry Dock, Kast River, yesterday, to have hei Been scraped, She will be shortly put on her old sta- jon. Suir Nortm Axenrcay, of Boston, Capt Tucker, from Hong Kong, China, with 2200 tons of coal on board struck a sunken rock in the Straits of Gasper in July. and immediately sprung nieak. Having a steam engine on board, it was at oace applied to the pumps, and kept her free, leaving the crew to work the ship. Capt Tucker sueceeded iu getting her off without throwing an ounce of cargo overboard, and took her into Singapore, where she was docked. On examination it was found that she had knocked off her foretoot and 40 feet of the keel for- ward, opening the garboard seams as far as the fore- mast. Capt Tucker telegraphs that nothing but her | pomps, worked as they were by the steam engine, could have saved the sbip, At last’ accounts. early in this month, she had been repaired and would proceed with- out delay to Long Kong. Suir Tosa, from Newcastle, 'W, at San Francisco 7th Inet, reports east of New Zealand, during a heavy gale from NE to E, stove buiwarks, &c, Bric Mary E Tuoxrson, Hooper, from Boston, bound to Surniam, with general cargo, which put ‘inte st ‘Thomas in distress, arrived 2a ihst. She was leaking and had lost jibboom, foretopgallant mast and royal- mast and all attached, mainmast head sprung, rudder head split and sails blown away. She has been out 23 days and met with her disaster on 25th July, lon 57 20, lat 2342, Asurvey hay been held, and brig reported leaking, as she lies in harvor, 6 inches per hour. Cargo has been recommended to be discharged for turther sur- vey. Scurn Hevena, White, sprung aleak July 11, and in | ite of the pumps filled in a short time Beng near §] the entrance of tne Oak Ridge harbor, Roatan, tie cape tain, attempted to enter, but the vessel being unmanage- able’ went on shore, and in a short time became a total wreck. The Helena was owned by Messrs Joseph Macheea and others, of New Orleans, and waa valued At $500), on Which there was $3300 insurance. Scur Zexosta, Johnson, from Pascagoula for Corpus Christi, with lumber, (vetore reported), was towed into Pas:-a-l’Outre Aug 1 by US revenue steamer John A Dix, the latter having tallen in with her 25 mises N by E of the Passes, with loss of rudder. Sone Macciz D Marstoy, Hooper, from Santa Anna Qlexico) for Boston, put into Key West Aug 6in want of supplies. Sonn Cook Borpzx, Lunt, from Calats for Fall River, Tan on arcefof rocks SW from Daten Tsiand Light PM Mih inst, but came of at high water 15th, without any and auchored in the West Bay. Scur A D Huppert, ashore at Beaver Tail, is badly broken ap in the bottom, &e, and will not be Worth re- pairing if got ow. Uf the’ weather proves favorable two- thirds of the cargo of coal will be saved. Wreehing schr Young America arrived at Newport léth, with rigging, chains, anchors, &¢, /rom the wreek. Rocktann, Aug 15—Schr Samuel Brown, of Thomas. joading a; Hacrabans wharf with » Lime’ Co started from the whart the storm, to go to sea, but un‘ortu- 1! lédge at the end of the wha mud. When the tide Jett her, sh the Jedge. Captain fearful that she hes on the a) hoid her. In the afternoon th: her and took of the deck load. that at mud. and stuck fast in the heeled on her side on Maddox, who commands her, 18 chor which was let. go to sehr Uncie -am went to t The captain is in hopes igh tide the vessel will right and get off the No apparent leak could be discovered, This ledge and mud bank is oniy a short distance trom the wharf, Notice to Mariners. i Wasatnotoy, Ang 17, 1874. hthouse Board gives notice that a light vesel tation near the entrance to New York nas the wreek of the Scouand, on the 10th of ‘There will be two fixed white lights, visible tical miles. Orrice or LicwrHonsE INSPECTOR, un, NY, Aug 17, 1874. § recently de- Tap Drstricr, Notice is hereby gi veloped on the sonth side of the Swash Channel is now marked by a spar buoy, horiz . in Is ject water atm i low water, from which the bearings of prominent obicets are as follow: g SUNY Hook east and west beacons exactly in range, New'Dorp beacon and avery tall tree on the heights back of this ihtin range, NW, New Dorp beacon well open to the northward of Eim Trow beacon, apparently about W teet. Rome yeacon and Fort Tompkins flagstaff ve: nearly , the flaystai bearing trom the boy, * ry W's W. : STEPHEN D, TRENCHARD, Commodore. USN, Lighthouse Inspector, Third Disthict, Spoken. Ship Agenor, Gould, from San Francisco for Liverpool, June ¥, Lat 2103 8, lon’ & NOTICE [0 MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS, vee aay Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are in - formed that by telograpting to the Henao London Bureau, No 46 Fleot street, the arrivals at and depart- ures from European ports, and other ports abroad, of American and ail foreign vessels trading with tho Unite d States, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge and published. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ial dnsiins Astwerr, Ang 16—Arrived, barks Harry Buschman (Br), Congdon, New York; Dagmar (Nor), Johnson, Wilmington, NC; Gyife (Swe), Thornsirom, Philadel- phia. Arrived Lith, brig Alkor (Nor), Ertcksen, Wilmington, No. Austerpam, Aug 15—Arrived, bark Aquila (Nor), Ge- rard, New York, Bremen, Aug 15—Arrived, ships Premier (Nor), Bruns- gaard, Philadelphia; Sirius (Ger), Molier, Baltimore. jailed 16th, barks Ormus, Bailey, United States; Adolf Ger), Schuiken, New Orleans. Boxpkavz, Aug 16—Sailed, Cito, for Wilmington, NO. Dkat, Aug 17—Sailed, ships A MoVallum, Moody (from London), Callao; Messenger, Perkins (from do), New York; barks Waaja (Rus), Uppman (from do), do; Au, gust (Ger), Obrlow (from do), do; Heidrun (Nor), Sshart. fenburg ((rom do), Wilmington, NC; Brothers (Br), Sand- tord (trom do), Boston; Prince Hassan (Br), Gaston (from Go), Philadelphia; Giuseppe Prota (ital), Galatola, do; brig Mira (Nor), Gundersen (from London), Wilmington, NO, Desi, Aug 15—Sailed, bark Rosa Boetcher (Ger), Peter, United States. Donxine, Aug 15—Arrived, bark Felice Bozzo (Ital), Astis, New York. Sailed 15th, bark Daphne (Nor), Olsen, United States, Fanwour, Ang 17—Arrived, barks Porfirlo de Martino tal), Schiano, New York for King's Lynn; Iranzesco Borzone (Ital), Barachino, do via Lisbon; brig Olga (Nor), Schmidt, New York. Gmmsnr, Aag 15—Satled, bark Victoria Ger), Hubin- becker, United Stgtes. Gauway, July 30~Sailed, barks Tamara Gir), Stampf, United States; Irene (Nor), Jorgensen, do. Ginrattan—Arrived, bark Sigrid (Nor), Emanuelsen, New York; brig D & Stockwell, Harding, do. Hamponc, Aug iS~Arrived, bark Prince Liewellyn @r), Omens, Wilmington, NC. Sailed 1th, barks Leocadia (Ger), Wenke, New York; Marco Polo (Ger), Minssen, United States, Ista or Wicnr, Aug 16—O11, ship George Green, Wilcox, from Enderberry Island for ——. Livenroos, Aug 17~Arrived, ship Harriet McGilvery, Blake. Bangor. Na 8, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. | Mowe, Abbott, from De Also arrived 17ih, bark Rdward McDowell, Greenough, Galveston. Arrived 16th, bark Heiress, Calkins, St John, NB. Sated 17th, ship Monmouthshire (Br), Irvine, San Francisco. Of Brow Head 17th, steamship Abbotsford (Br), Dela- motie, PhWadelphia tor Liverpool. Loxox, Aug \7—Arrived, bark Luls 4 Martines (Br), Montreal, Arrived 16th, barks Padang Packet (Ger), Schultz, New York; Metsola (Rus), Wikander, Baltimore. Sailed 17th, barks Lotus (Br), Curry, Boston; Express (Nor), Haagensen, United States; Maria Lauro (Ital, Satenne, do, Luizann, Aug 17—Of, ships Nancy Pendleton, Pendle- ton, from Akyab for the English Channel; Martha Cobb, Nielson, from Bristol, E, for ——. Lynx, Aug 16—Sailed, bark Trappano (Ger), Merchicke, United States, Liwwricw, Aug 17~Arrivea, bark Lottie Stewart (Br), Anderson, St John, NB, Sailed Ith, bark Chiara (ita!), Cenevaro, States Lanwx, Aug 36, noon—Satled, steamship State of Penn- sylvania (Br), Knight, New York. Lueck, Aug 15—Arrived, bark Dinorah (Nor), Jorgen- son, Philadelphia, Lucuoun—Sailed, bark James A Borland, Baker, New York. Moviriz, Aug 17—Arnived, steamship Peruvian (Br), Watts, Montreal tor Liverpool. Manswivius, Aug 17—Arrtved, bark Wimburn (Br), Mc_ Dougail, New York. Nuwcastux, Aug 17—Arrived, bark Dover, stilphen, Bremen, Opxssa—Arrived, schr Eldra York. Prywourn, Aug 16—Arrived, steamship Thuringia (Ger), Franzen, New York for Hamburg (and proceeded) Prxanrn, Aug 16—Arrived, brig Magdala (Br), An- drews, New York. Qurexsrows, Aug 17—Arrived, steamship Lady Lycett (Br), Eratt, Liverpool tor Baltimore (see below). Also arrived 17th, barks Rovina (Aus), Doneti, New York; Celeste (Br), Wright, Sydney, CB. Also arrived 17th, 10 AM, steamship Java (Br), Mur- phy, New York for Liverpool. Asrived 16th, bark President Daal (Nor), Olsen, New York. Rorrarpam, Aug 15—Arrived, barks Dronning Louise (Sor), Larsen, New York; Skimmer of the Waves (Br), ; Gouch, do; Louise (Ger), Gehm, Philadelphia; Elizabeth | Menta (Ger, Bruss, New York, Santa Cruz (Tenerifle)—Arrived, schr Geo W Whitford, Henry, New York. Loxvox, Aug 17—Steamship Lady Lycett (Br), Eratt, from Liverpool tor Baltimore, put into Queenstown tu- | day with machinery out of order. United (Br), Pinkham, New Foreign Ports. yABEAtDE, July 2—Arrived, bark Thames (Br), Couves, ton. ‘AUCKLAND, NB, June 12—Sailed, bark Serene, n New York: tun, shin Javiles (Rr), Langlois’ San, Fran: e1sco:; bark Florence, Sith, New York; July 2 ship Huntley Castle (Br), Macauley, Portiand,'0. In port July 8 ship Loch awe (Br), to sail about July 16 tor san \ranciaco. _Asrixwatt, Aug 15—Satled, steamship Acapulco, Gray, New York direct. BuisaaNe, June 25—Sailed, ship Royal Dane (Br), Ban Francisco. E Bannavos, July 1¢—Arrived. brig Rising Sun, Grifiing, New York (and ‘sailed 27th for Porto Kico); Ioth, sche Carrie W Clarke, Crosa, do (and sailed 2lst for St Mar- tins) ; 17th, brigs Ubaldina (Br) Sponagie, Demerara (and | sailed sth for Baltimore); 2th, barks 'Goiden Flee Armstrong, New York (and sailed 26h tor Trinidad); 22d, Eudora (sr), Turnbull, Algoa Bay for New York, in want of provisions (before reported with captain si Salied July 14—sehr H Waddington Exuma; Ish bri¢ Machias, Bartlett, St. Lark Gomez ff Port, Terceria, New Bedtord. in Fort July 22—Burk & H Yarrington, Parker. from Boston, arrived 19th; brig Chariotte, Whittemore, from New York, arrived 22d; brig John Boyd (Br), Crowell, from Balfimore, arrived 2th: Willi McKean (Br), Crowell, from Philadeiphia, arrived 19th, ( OME tOwx, CGH, July éIn port bark Kegina (Br), for Boston, ld2. Carpunds, Aug 10—Arrived, bark Lewis T Stocker, Tyler, !ostn; sehr Nellie, trom Pictou, Sth, bark sebastian (sp), Cusals, Charleston. Deurnara, July W—Arnved, brig i aylght Marks, New York (and sailed 15th dn return); Lith, Harry, Frown. do (and sailed gith on return); Potomac (Br), Wilson, Baltimore (and satled Leth on 1 in port, schr Maggie E Gray, Higgins, arrived 18th, diag. 4 G04. Aug 1—Arrived, brig Eibe (Br), Chisholm, New ork, &c, In porelst, barks Loigi Ruggi New York, lg; Aukathor (Nor), Osi Havana, Aug’ M—Arrived, bark Jobn Griffin, 'West- berg, New York: brig Annie & Lily, Rich, Cape Bre- ton;'schr John McAdams, Torbert, Kangor, Me. Arrived 17th, steamsbip Crescent City, Curtis, New ork. Satled 8th, schr Helen Hastings (Br), Marsd cola; 10th, brigs Llasat (sp), Mirambell, do; ¢ (Br), Kex. New York; Mth, bark Elvira (Sp), Esbert, Charleston, SC, MELNOURHE, June 26—Sailed, ship Grace Darling, Bli- ven, Geographic Bay. MAxiLa, June 26—Arrived, bark Clara Bell, Pierco, £an Franviaco. MILK RiveR, Ja, Jaly —In port schr Joseph Oakes, Par- ker, for Chester, Pa, about July 2), lg. Matanzas, Auz 1}—srrived, bark Nannie T Bell, Car- ney. Port Royal, » Arrived 7th, schr @tisa (Sp). Ferrer, Baltimore. Peuxausvod, July arrived, bark Talisman (Bn, Biacktord. Baltimore, Pornt-s-Pirex (Guad), Juty 25—In port, sehr Cora (Br), Eenderson, froin New York, arrived 19th, tor New York. Saiied July 14, brig Princess Beatrice (Br), summons, New York. Porr spar, July 25—1 trom New York via Bar! Sagerman, arn). trom Norfolk, tal), Ruggiero, for ‘om, tor Boston, do. | ort bark Mayflower, Lanfare, los, arrived 17th; brigs Robert erara, arrived 2lsts Sophia (sr), from ‘New York, arrived Mui, all tor New York; brig An:lo (Br), tor Boston, Z Progreso, Aug 7—In port, schr Potosi, Jackson, tor New a tew davs, In port, brig Geo Latimer, Norris, chr Annie Bell, Elkins, from New Arrived, shins John C Potter, McChure, Cardi; George M Adams, Manson. Penarth} barks Victoria Verez, Lindsey, New York; Maria Ger), Schubert, do. bs Rio Gnanoe, June 3—Sailed, brig Mary allerton, Bourne or Chase), Boston St Pierre (Mart), July 28-—In port bark Esther, Blanch: ard, trom doston ‘arrived 25th; brig Leonard’ Meyers, Hilcks, trom Barbados, arrived 13th, ior New York} Ethel Bolion (Br). Swain, trom New York, arrived 2th, | Gischarging; Manson, Suith, from Barbados, arrived , Go. Sr Tuomas, July 28—Arrived, brigs JH Dillingham, Gos kine, New York iand sailed Aigust 2 for Faiur Jo); Netle, Higgins, Demerara and sailed 20th Jor Turks Islands): 23d. xchrs Paragon, Forrester, Guadaloupe (and sailed 2th for Washington, DO); 29.n, Matoaka, Martin, Nevis (and sailed dth fot Philadelphia): Stars and Stripes, Griswold, St Martins (and sailed 2:th for St Domingo); S0ih, steamer Merrimack, Weir, New York (and sailed own’ for Brazil); Aug 2. brig Mary % Thompson, Uooper, Boston for Surinam, 1 ess (See muscell dalled July 24, sehr Geo Peabody, White, » Sailed Aug 13, steamship Ontario, Slocum (irom Rio Janeiro, &c), New Yor! St Jaco, Aug Arrived, brig Thomas Owen, Guptill, Pictou; 4th, bark Morning Star, Sisson, New York, [Per ASTWERY, Av: Baouwersu, mingion, NO, York, Cery oF Bavssets.] F i n, New York, ne, Callish, Wile BREMPREAVE Arrived, Annie Troop, Hill, New York; 3d, Gauss, Stcenzrate, do, Chosstapr, Aug 1—Arrived, Aurora, Andresen, New Abraham, Visser, New Or- York. yaney. CB Hazeltine, Gilkey, Reval Dupuy, Aug $—Arrived, leans; Sea ©; it, Bennett, Exstore, A — Arrives, © B for Liverpoo: obn Watt, Deshon, Phiiadeiphia tor Cronstadt FaLmourtn, Av iled, Vale, Muller (from Philadel- phia), Antwerp: Gh, Vou der’ Heydt, Koepcke (rom ew York), do. GLoucesten, Aug 5—Arrived, Adamo, Ladanza, New York ato, Andersen, do, Great Yauwuourn, Aug’ 4—Arrived, Cortese, Chiesa, New York, - palt,sh, Htedvig Sophia, Haglund, from New York for ostoc! Gurexoce, Aug 6—Sailed, Anglia (#), Small. New York. qelltivort, Aug s—Arrived, Trinde, Taraboctiia, New Or- jeans. yeliisincrons, July 31—Arrived, Odd, Grondesen, New ‘ork. Havnx, Aug 4—Arrived, Ville de Paris, Daure, New 1 ‘ork, Satie? 4th, Denmark (), Sumner, New York, Passed throu<h the roads 4th, Fanny J McLellan, Me- Lellan, trom New Orleans tor Rouen. LivekPoot, Aug 5--Put back, Caravan, Waefaiear, for New York: Battic, Taylor, for san Francisco, sailed Sth, Multevitle, Waite, Bombay; Canada (s), ter, New York; Sidonian (3), Edwards, Balita: rei Sd, Prouress, Stephens, Rio Janeiro via Car- aiff. entered ont Sth, Batavia (#), Mouland, for Boston and jew York. Loxpox, Ang 5—Arrived, Nystad, Amunsen, New York. Nys' geiwnnics, Aug 4“Atrived, Torgesen, New ‘ork. Maasivrs, Ang 4—Cleared, Rothesay, Iverson, York; Penang, Patien, Plulaletphin, Manseittes, Aug $—Arrived Vincenzo, New Orleans. Newoastix, Aug 5—Cleared, Orion, Banck, New York. Wate tore , Aug 6—Sailed, Peti Dubrovacky, Chersanaz, New York. Quraxstows, Aug §-Sailed, Magne Reynolds, Kinney (from New York), Bremen; Figha Accame, Pionella (rom Baltimore), Bristol; Vega, Norbroedt (irom Phila- delphia), Wateriord ; Pey Berland, Blay (rom San Fran- cisco), Goole. % yhgrmnpax, Aug 4—Cleared, Alert, Jonassen, New ‘ork. cae Aug 3—Sailed, P J G Burchard, Bradhering, Pardif. sunpswatt, July 2l—Arrived, Halvard, Lorentzen, New York. Breuen, Jnly %0—Another attempt was commenced Iuly 7 to dig ont the Konig Wilbelm 1 (s), from New York for this port, which stranded pear Nicawe Diep | Nov 26, and was driven close to the Huisduimen during | the gale of March 2. The vessel is sunk 42 feet in the cry ‘Aliarm, New Canotry, Ang, &—The American bark Norwezian en- tered the Kast Dock to-day, after being about seven weeks in dry dock undergoing # thorough overhaul. Exsivor, July 31—The vessel from Philadelphia which was run into this morning whilst at anchor in Sounil was the Prins Carl, not the Prins Oscar, a6 beiore reported. Livenroot, Aug ¢—Tho Island Maid, from Rancorn for Genoa, was in collision with the Bothnia (9), for New York, at anchor near Itock ferry, and bad ‘ibboom, bow, sprit and cutwater carried away; the steamer received no damage, Rortenpam, Ang 4—The Folkvang, Tausen, for New York, was Drought to Maasinis Pasterday by a tug with armed force, and has been towed to this port, witn crew refusing to proceod. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Aug d—Passed up, sclirs Brandywine, and J B Sinnickson, Sailed—Sour Twilight, for Jersey City, BOSTON 17—Arrived, steamers Roman, Crowell, Philadelp! eading, Colburn, do: General Whitney, Hahiett, “New York) bark 3 ay ANoE), Brake Cagliari; bri Stevens, Kelsey, Samuel Castner, or, Lake, Philadelphia; Boy, Hallett, Alvany, Also, i) ati Charles janson, Phil- adeipli; Jos Nowa Laer dee "Bulow commie UD, bri \@ | trom Milton | Richmond, V: Smit, Cornelia, TB Mclatian, julien, Tele? sak, Frida figik, Lookont, Artur burton, Prospect, Sew Banks, J 8 Marshail, John Farnum, Jenn low" | ara, TE McDonald, Georgia, Burmah, City oi Cheisea, Fine Alen. age Chandler, Mobile. * Sely, Penarth — annem, tland. Bri Roads, via Georgetown, DOs'3 G'tvton, Wickerce a por 5 ic] eon, HP Blaisdell, Wood, si Sailed—Steame’r Perkiomen. BALTIMORt, Aug 15—Oleared, schr Fannie W Joba son, Outten, Brston, YWth-Arrived, steamers Johns Hopkins, Hallett, * i bari Via M iLtal), 3 brig Potomac (Br), Wilson, Demerara: . son, Beverly: John Proctor, Kichinond, Me; A Willey, Rockport; Josiah Whitehouse,'do;'G 8 Hunt, fioston: Lucy Jones, Pine Island; Forest Oak, New Cleared—Steamers Wm Lawrence, Howes, Boston; Henry & Gaw, Philadelphia; Elizabeth. Clark, New York; bark ‘reciosa (Ger), Volek, Bremen; brig Con- cord (Ar), Pratt, Culsa, Salled—Bark "Pohioia (Rus), Masala, Rotterdams merara: Aabine (Nar), Milas N Martin, Bi 4 BS petites Ur, Brows, be BEVERLY, Anz 11—Sailed, schrs Luln, Snow, Batt more; 12th, Georsie Clark, Bartlett, Philadelpnia. mpRIDOEPORT, Aug I4—Arrived, brig Hunter (Br),, CHARLESTON, any. 13—clenred. bark Fpnraim Wil- Wares, Ngee, Tew, Norm ioe as before); brig Engracia. th—Satled, bark Ephraim Wiilams. lith—Arrived, brig Morning Star (Br). Macomber, New York; sehrs Lily, Cole.do; Carrie 3 Webb, Homan, de Mary Eliza, do: it i iad 3 ; mul Balin hy McCall, Philadelphia; EBC Rom- A fe) Lg ‘Arrived, echr unney, New York io load tordor <7 otr May Mora, Phioney, milit—Cleared, schr Charles & Hellier, Coombs, Balt-- ore, DANVERS, Auz M—Arrivea, achra Abel © Bt Young, Philadelphia: 13th, ‘Richard Petersom, Engi. Georgetown, DO; 1th JC Cottingham, Ayres, ‘Philadel? hia, FALL RIVER, Aug 13—Arrh Woodlawn, Baltimore: RA eS aan ere and: Younz ‘Teazer, Slocum. Philadelphia; Surprise, Seaman, lrenton. ‘Also arrived, schrs WB Parker (new), D: orge- town, DC; E © Butler mew), Philadephia So Saleh r, Huns GALVESTON, Aug 15--Saaled, wolger, New.\ofk Vin Ke Weer City of Wages LOUC. 7 Aug rived, bark Homewaré Bound, Mert uct; Driga Abbie Clitord, Chiford, lo; Mar . EY West. Aug 6—Arrived. cobra MN Lindsey, Me- Kay, Matanzas; f agnie O learston, Hooper, Santa Anna. 1 Boston (pitt in for supplies). ake ORE AN s, $e I6—Arrived, steamship Missis- Crowell, New Yo wailed Steninsmip Western Metropolis, Quick, New orl Per sr phi Aug 12—Sailed, schr W Hine, Pelton, ladelphta, NEWPORT, Aug 14, PM—Arrived, schr Excelsior, Biy- denburg, Hoboken for Somerset. 1th, AM—Sniled, schrs Florence, Sackett, Fall River for Hastings; Rs Dean, Macomber, Dighton for New York; Maria, Hull, Somerset for do —Arrived, schrs Barnett Jones, Crittenden, Staten Island for Oak Blufts, with an exctirsion party; steam yacht Skylark, New Bedford for New York. Also arrived, schr Wm R Hustin, Gardner, Providence for Georgetown, DC, iled—Brig i'enj Carver, Smart, Bangor; schr Exeel- sior, Blydenburg, Hoboken for somerset; sloop Pear, Cobieigh, Haverstra: NEW HA Auz i7—Arrived, brig Towner, Wright, Ponce, PR, via ‘Turks Island, NORWICH, Aug i5—Arrived, schrs Sunbcam, George- town, DC; James Hoffman, Hoboken: Gen NeDowesll,. North River: W P Boxgs, do: Storm, Hobuken. Sailed—Sehrs Uulity,’ Alexandria: F Merwin, New. York; J Valdrand, do. PORTLAND, ©, Aug 9—Arrived, bark Melancthon, Patterson, San Francisco. PORT BLAKELY, Aug 9—Sailed, brig Levi Stevens, Glover, New Zowiand. PHIDADELPHIA, Ang 16—Arrived, barks Emerald (Norw), Bedersen, Dublin, Magellan (>wed), Carlsen, London; Mathusiiem (Ausb, Cellines, Rotterdam; brig Lilly (Br), Lawrence, Windsor, NS. W7th—Arrived, steamships Ohio, Morrison, Liverpool and Queenstown! Florida, Crocker, and’ Catharine Whiting, Harding, Providence; Norman, Nickerson. Boston; brig John Welsh. ‘Jr, Vanselow, New York; schrs Ma'k Pendleton, Pendieton, Salt Keys: Red Jacket, Gregory, Bangor; Wm. Slater, Kellon, Bath; Helen. Romie’ Carson ie KE. Ladtas Wier rade And Joseph Baymore, Bearse, Farmingdale; Wind, Bryant. Saco; Lizzie Young, Townsend, R, & 8. Corson, Corson, and’ Abbie Corson, Brewer, Boston; Ephraim & Annie, Houck, Lanesviile; Tycoon. Cooper. smyrna, De! 1. Also arrived 17th, ship Jupiter (Ger), Stucker, Liver ool; bark Jupiter (Ger), Warnken, Hamburg; schrs Sea, . Hipe, Windsor, NS: Marv Ella, Staples, ‘and Phila- aciptia, Bowman, ‘Baltimore: Martha Maria, Vearle, Bangor; Julia \ Pratt, Nickerson; HL Whiten, Kich, and Florence & Lillian, Boston: Mary A Bradsnaw, Van: rider; Fawn, Raker. and E A Scriber, Smith, Provi+ lence; E 4 Hooper, Hooper, Salem. Cleared—Barcs Pan (Nor), Grenwold and Impers (Br), Falton, Bremen; schrs Oharles Carroll, Kelley, Hyanms, Altoona, Fitzgerald, Chelsea, Lottie K Frond, Coliins, Lena Hunter, Somers, Wm Wiler, McNeilly, J &'L Bryan, See, Althea, Smith, und John Strong, Nickerson, Bos> ton; Wild Pigeon, Fatcon, Somerset, Franklin. Cox and Florence, Mayo, Hall, | Satem;, Hélen Augusta, Wellay John Rose, Barrett; SD Hart, ‘Burgess, and Thomas Ball. Johnson, Portsmouth; H 8 Brooks, Buckler, Cat M Steelman, stecluun, New Bedtord; iL Whiton, Ach, schrs Ida M Eldridge, Kagrio M Weaver, Abbie Corsa. rei 0 iro erase, Moon el eee an cock, fron wed Lee, Mary A Bradshaw, 8 Thomas W Haren, from Newburyport; Emma B Shaw, nd F Not. from New ¥; rell, and Farry Not. fro me a, Gartride trom Charleston; sea Lark, (rom Windsor, NS, and A Cc steamship Leonard, ror Boston; schrs Emma Mi jobawk, for Norfolk: Rebecca, M Smith, A Denik ‘Saturday PM, steamships Alliance, for bridge; R & 8 Corson, Corson, Charlestown, J A Pai fons, Young, Providetices Sardinia. Holbrogk; Rookiand; Boston. Neweastux, Del, Aug 17—-A M—Passed Bn vemeren, '. Mary J Ward. calvin § Bdwal Taylor & Mathias, Eliza B Emory, Amos wards, Annie Barton, Consti- vod, Horace Moodie, Nellie B Jerrolt, Sophie Godtrey Moore and Johu M Broomall, from’ New Bedvord; L c © Wishart, and Ann Cannon, from Providence; Theresa Wolt, from Ports- mouth; Ocean Wave and. Weat Wind, from Pall Rivers Hesperus, trom Bide Hill; William A Mor- se a we yee He min Gartside, irom Somers G Bird, from Vinal Haven; 5 from Newport; Onrust, tom Warren, RI; David Talbot, Bell, Hyer. from Lynn. AGerman ship and a fo me bark below here coming up under tow. Passea down Fox. for Sew Bedtord; Wild Pigeon, tor Somerset; Marcus iunter, for Hath Sardiniun, ‘ior, Rockland? Leonard: George G Jewett, Howard A Hunt, Lena dun- ter and 'Richard_ Vaux, for Boston: and Fannie, for Norfolk, for Nor- hioe, for Bremen; for Bremen; Richmond, pede, for’ Boston folk; Virginia, for Charieston; ship barks Brage, for Amsterdam: ‘Golden West. and brig Soliecito, for Gibraltar, for orders, Arrived last evening, Brschr Osveo, from St Jonn, N B, for or- ders, and Allie Burnbam, trom Providence, ‘to load , timber for Boston. T7th, PM—i'assed up, schrs AD Scull, and F _R Baird. from ‘Balumore: samuel Russell, trom Now York; Osseo, trom St ‘John, NB; © H Ingraham (Norw), from ‘Orland; Mary OD Hartell, and Elizabeth, Magee, from Boston: Charlie 11 Daw, from Bangor; Kokena, trom Provincetown. US monitor Amphitrite, from An- napolis tor Wilmington, Del, and schr Goorgis, from Bath, passed up in tow. Schr Alice Barnham un- changed. wee, Del Aug 17—AM—Passed in vesteraay, ship Jupiter, trom liverpool, and bark Jupiter from fam- borg: bark Edith, trom ‘Dunkirk, in bailast, and, brig Willie Mand, irom Windsor, Ns, for orders, arrived yes- terday: bark Noe and brig Unto are here, ont ward bound: also two unkaown barks, from above. Bark Austratia at before. A bark entering at 9 AM. pa—Brig Nellie suited (rom Philadelphia at noon. AM unchanged. No renort from vessels Steamsuip Klien 8 Terry, trom New- York, is here. Aug i5—Arrived, schrs WH Jourdan, >; Wm Mason, French, 40; ‘dy, Foster, Baltimore je Whiting, Harding, Piiiladetphias schrs Alired Brabrook, Phillips, : Re Hsin, Gardner de} Mary K do, Pedro A Grau, Lake, Philadelphia; of, Mehrho®, Croton; Pecors, Mulford, N’H Hall, Hart, New York; Minnie Nightingale, Young. do; Twilight, Burton, Johnson, do: Hanna Blackinan, Arnold, do; Helen Mar, Ward, do: Treasurer, Taylor, do; Sarah L Thompson, Hull, do; Veranda, Pond, do: Uamartine, Heath, do; ST Robbins, Strong. de. Ioth—Arrived, sch Eliza, Ball, Bristol, to toad toe Norwich and New York. g ‘ard’ Williams, Wainwright, George bada, Swaia, Plivladelpnia; New boun¢ ar, Victoria Amelia. David G Flovd, Hireeze, Oregon, Maggie & Cuff, Wil ira D sturgis, Adda Doane, Annie Chase, eC 5 los Aled, nohrs | Cynthia Jane, Gardner, New Yo! cara, Ci eriain, do. RICHMOND, Aug 15—Arrived, schr E G Knight, Pratt, Rockiand. Nailed-—itriz Friede (Ger), Mencke, Rio Janeiro: sebr:: Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, New York; Glenwood, Allen, do: JS Ivins, Ingersoli, Providence. Richardson, Ellen Tobin, Bi en Nichol Bridgeton, Still, Jennings, do: Johnson, do; ‘Anthony, Kogulus, Wharton, New York, Sethe head ut Long Isiand Sound Mth, PM, ast, sches Tho dane ROCKLAN)!. is—Arrived, sclirs Trade Wind, Gray, and kL K ‘ounan, New York. Sailed—-chirs “las McUoon, Spear; Speedwell. Spautd- ing; Alieghania, Arey, and James R Grant, New York. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 9—Artived, ships Dragon (Br), MeCiemon, Syduev;s Carrolton, Bosworth, New York; Blackwell, Cole, veastie, NSW; barks Milan, Snow, Port Gamble; Paniilac (Fr), Deshazeiile, La Union, CAi brig Perpetua, McDonald, Colambia River. Sailed—Bark Aureola, Ross, Seattle. SALEM, Aug }5—Arrived, schrs M A Coombs, Coombs, Charleston for Portsmouth: Ariel, Austin; A’K Wood: ward, Woodward: Juliet. Lawson; ben) strong, Hinks; Castilian, Morgan; LM Strout, Dean, and Medtord, Orne, Port Johnson; Fleetwing, Kenniston, do for Rockland | Lady xufotk,’ Arinstrong, do for Portsmouth: Alpine, Marshall, Hoboken for Bucksport; Jachin, Harris, Ron: dout for ‘Portland; Chas 8 Uazard, Parker, New York; Wim McLoon, Roxers, do for Searsport; Mary Brewer, Saunders, do for Portland. i) SOMERSET, Ang 13—Arrived, schrs Eva Bell, Somers Phitadeipht Clark, Northrup, Hoboken; Alida, Brown, do. Tith—Arrived, barge Satanella, Childs, Port Johnson. balled aches bon Gartside, ‘Stanford, Philidelphia; Prudence isey, and Belle R'full, Brush, Hoboken. Ioth—sailed, sclir Alida, Brown, New York. VINEYARD’ HAVEN, Aug I—Arrived, brig Wm M i MeDonald, York for do jennie Howard meor; sch jeorzia, Parks, Vhiladetphia for B Wilmington, NU, for Bosto Burman, Port Johnson for Portsmout Me, for New York. ge beni an Torrey. ed—sehr Mary age. TabcArtived: “rig: Maria Wheeler, Charleston for Boston; schrs Damon, South Amboy for Bancor; Laure H Jones, Mlizabethport for do; Barnett Jones, of anc from Staten Island, with excursioniats. Passed by—Schr Alnomak, from Thomaston for New York Qutied—Bark Lizzie Merry; brigs Wm Roberson, Fron are nd Annie D Torrey: schrs Monty Hen taste awed H Marvel, Dray, Carrie Noleon, H Seavy, Pashaw, 5 Rac! 7 ‘Fed Reed, July Fourth, Hugaduce, Care pe itty: Linde B MeRichol,. James, Dovobue, rie Jones, N Berry, Lizzie y rie (Br): sloop Screamer. Olara Rankin sngur Free Wind, Port Juhusou ior Ports- mouth, jf Dam and Henrietta. Heed SONOS NG, Ang 1d—-Arfived, schr Mary Louise, ony oer a Gark May Queen (Br), Nesbitt, United King. ae WHLMINGTON. Del, Aug 17—Arrived, ser Mary Ik New Haven, MISC ELUAVEOUSs, HOUSE AS A FREE GIFT TO F SUxTY- fourth, Tey rot alot in Garden City Park.--6i6 , irom $15) to $310 each, payable $5 or S10 monthly without interest), and ten two story Dwellings now be- ing erocted, to be distribuied by drawing on next Chinist- mas Eve ainons those who have purchased the lots No extra cost. No chance to lose, but te hances to receive a present of adweliing, Come at 9 o'eloe oy, morning and accompany the agent to see the property free ot 6x miso, Free excursion every Sunday by special train at 0: A. M., returning at2 P.M, All lots are good, but applying at nce, *S Teal estate headquar choice of jocatien cxn be bad by and free tickets at HITOHCOCG corner Twenty-sixih street, NEw iT Ap. ors, 385 third ‘ork. Enclose stamp BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFFER / AL geitt States: legal everywhere dosortion, m- o , jo charge unt di- ublicity required ; Elba, trom Leghorn. ared pool, iam Sina Sloss Baapens Mase Howes” Bark | use 00 ‘vorce granted, vine ire 24, HOT . Attorney. 19) Brongwase