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10 WASHINGTON. FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. Wasuinoton, June 30, 1875. THE INTERNAL REVENUE 4ND CUSTOMS WEIGHTS YOR THM FISCAL YEAR—EXPECTATIONS OF BENEFIT FROM THE TARIFF BILL NOT BEAL- 12RD. ‘Vhe Internal Revenue receipts for the fiscal year ending to-day were $100,786,398. The Becretary of the ‘Treasury estimated them and the Commissioner of at $107,000,000, The excess higner estimate i close on to adaitional tax and taruf act of last wip- over the $3,000,000, which 18 due to the taxes levied by t | nearer | ber NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1875— ATHLETICS. THE OPENING GAMES OF THE OLYMPIO CLUB OF NRW YORK. The opening games of the Ulympic Club, of New New Jersey Athletic Association, at Ridgewood, | N. J. ‘The Olympic Club is a comparatively new association that was organized last winter by & number of the members of Jonn Wood's Gymna- | stum, The officers of the club a Fred. Kuglebart; Vice President, and Secretary, RK. A, Penneli. terday were not as well attended as they would he been If track had been the city, bat quite a large oum- of well known athietes were present on the grounds, Mr. Woeeler Philipps, of the ter. | The customs receipts for the flacal year ending | Bo-day footed up at she close of business bere this afternoon $156, 479,192 in cot aud $1,111,276 1m eur- rency, or # toval of $157,600,408. ‘The Secretary | esumated customs receipts for this Qsoal year at $162,000,000, Ime actual receipts, therefore, are $4,400,592 below the estimates, This estimate, 1t must be remembered, was in ad- vance of the passage of the Tariff bill, It shows that the large expectations o! benefit to the cus- | toms revenue by this bill have pet veen In any | appreciable degree realized. ‘The customs re-— retpts for this year are $6,460,715 less than those lor the fiseal year ending Jone 30, 1874. The Sec- | retary’s estimates of the customs receipts for the | ensuing fincal year are $170,000,000; but if there Is | aot an unexpected revival of importations there — can ve little hope of the receipts approximating estimates. GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES. — WASHINGTON, June 30, 1875. THR RETIRING ITALIAN MINISTER—PRESENTA- TION OF TH# LETTER OF RECALL-—ADDBRSSES | ON THE OCCASION. Count Corti, for several years the Italian Mints- ter im this country, accompanied by Mr. a wala- dér, Assistant Secretary of State, yesterday pre- | sented his letter of recail to tue Presideut at lane | Branch and made the icliowiug remarks :— By order of His Majesty the King, august | sovereign, | have the hovor to deiver to Your Ex- cellency tue royal lester WRICh termiuates my mis- Bion near you. His Majesty bas charged me at ine same time co express to Your Excelieney bls senu- ments oi unalterable triendahip, | am Dappy, Mr. | aie = gp toavall myself ef the occasion which thus offered me to thank Your Exceliency be all your act of xinduess to me | huring my stay in the United States, The | tontifence Waoich has been shown me by Your Excellency, as well as by your governmeut, will always form one of the most pieasini ons of my career. Yermit me, Your Ex: bt tne moment of tuking leave o! you, to express { the sentiments of profound regret wita waich I leave a country where | have received so many manifestations of sympathy. ‘Tne President replied as follows :— i Count, 1 receive with unusual regret the letter | which your sovereign has deen pleased to ad- | tress to me announcing your recall trom | + mission which yeu have for geome y most acceptably tilled. During that time, in | Mition to the ordinary fudevons of the post, you | Kindly, Witn bis approval aud witm that the parwes, undertook tn trust of arbiter under You are net ignorant of as to the manner red the duwes of whieh, It is believed, ai concurred | in, aud especially by Her Sreaume Majesty's government. if im tne course of your abode nere | contidence bas been shown in you the resuit has Proved tnat it Was Weil deserved. Altnougn it | seclus (0 wave pleased that fortune which, Or jess, presides Over the destimes of mem: your proiession to have suggested your transier to auother sphere, you may be sure Jrom you with reiuctance, and cannot jail ays Ww take a lively interest 1, your welfare. REORGANIZATION OF THE TREASURY DEPART- MENT UNDER THE IREASURY BILL. ‘The Treasury Department was to-day reorgan- | lzed under the Kellogg vill whieh passed Congress im the expiring hours of the late session, to become operative at the commencement of the next fiscal year, tosmorrow. Tne salaries of all the bureau officers and chie/s and assistant chiels of divisions have been increased. The gen- eral force of the Treasury will by tuis bill be re- duced to the extent of 384 employés, at a saviag, it Is claimed, of $500,000, The following appoint. ments uoder the bill were made in the odice of tue Secretary to-day :— Chief of Division of Warrants—J. 8. Powers. Assistant Chief of Division—W. F, McLenan, vice Whiting, reauced. Chiess of Divisions—Wiiliam F, €larke, Customs P. K. Upton, Sub-Treasary; E. P. Bevenue; A. L. Sturdevant, Stationery; D. Lyman, Navigation ; 38. J. Kimpail, Keveuue Murine. Assistant Chiess of Dwisions—E. B, Daskam, 8. ¢ Jonuson, Charles Lyman, T, 8. Lander and E. W. Oiurke, Jr. Division of Loans—Walker Stewart, Receiving Clerk of Bonds, and George L. Warren, Book- Sletsion of Currency—lasac Ss sega vhief, gis, Witiam . MCMilian, | B. Cieveland, fourta our sentiments in whicu P. Marsa, Jonn B. Benth, Chiets of Division; Jaa bass. Third Auditor's |. F. Jones, J. 8, Tiche- | nor, A. Cauidwell, George Doolictie and W. H. Whitney, Colefs of Divisions. A list of those selected as deputy auditors, | comptroliers and commissiouers has been pre- pared and sent co Pri nt Grant at Long Branch, there being no autnority in the bill vesting this tlass of appoimtments in the Secretary of the Rreasury. DHANGE IN THE PENSION AGENCY AT NEW YORK, The Secretary of vhe Interior bas nominated to ihe President Jacob M. Patterson, Jr., to be ren- Mion Agent at New York, in place of Mr. Dutcher. FREASURY DECISIONS—DUTIABLE ARTICLES IN- TRODUCED THROUGH THE MAILS—THE AD- MISSION OF WORKS OF ART. In @ letter dated June 29 Secretary Bristow says:-— | may add that the importation of valuable arti- cles invo ti nited States by means Of newspapers or letters torough the mails has no sanction in nd if attempted with intent to evade the payment of duties subjects the arti to torfett- ure, and parties making such empt or know- ingiy receiving such articies to prosecution for penalties provided by law. ‘The provision in the free list for the admission of works of art, the production of American artists, is held not te mclude copies of sucn pro- ductions, unless such copies are sciually mace by American artists; nor does the mere imporiation by artists suffice co give such copies the character pf productions of an American artist, which alone entities them to iree entry. TROTTING AT DEERFOOT PARK, L. I. Deexroort Darvina PaRkK—SUMMER MEETING— Fins Day, June %.—-Porse $200, for horses that $115 to 1 best three in five, in haroess, STARTERS. A. OC. Whitson’s br. be B. Gon's bik. w. McDonaia ‘a ‘Servis? @- g. Lewis lioyt.. Time. Quarter. 44 Hay. Toird nea! Fourth heat. Futh he THE SECOND TROT. Same Day—Purse “= for 211 1238 34 5) B. Goll’s b. m. Carrie $33 Hasieti’s b. g. Suerman .. 464 | Mile, | 234036 | auo | 23884 240 248M WOONSOCKET RACES. Woonsocket, R. 1, June 30, 1875, To-day was the second day of the June meeting. ‘The first race, ior 2:60 horses, brought outa Reid of ten starters, ana was won by Lady Gass- bo Ar See four heats. je, 240— pty jor 2:36 hor brought out | the hammer. rt | est route via the Sound to Fort Schuyler | | and Arlington crabs. | other than Was consistent with their ouject, | bake Up their quarters | Bowdown, Dartmouth ana Williams. Jersey athletic Association, ofiictated reieree. games were advertised to commence at thr o'clock P. M., bul, a8 @ » large number of the com- | oO Yelock before the starters in the 100 yards were | brought to the scratch, There were three ¢ ton, The course was in excellent order, and the men had a straight rua in, but a little up bill. Greig jumped away with the lead, and was never | beaded, Buruton finishing a good second. 114, seconds. The next event was the one mile | Y has bringing to the frost J. Carroil, Bagienart, BW. Pennell and ar. } Farrouila. They started all in & heap, Pennell pasting lor the lead, closely joliowed by QOarroll, Kugiehardt and Fairebiid, ®arroll passed Pennell before tney bad goue a couple of bundred yaras, and then Mr. Fatreniid sat dowo im the gras: ssarway which M Penue!l immediately imitated. Tnis lett the ric | between Carroll aud Engievarat, and the former | gradually increased bis leao. Engienardt hung | on bravely considering the condition be was in, | but gave up defore ne had completed three-quar- | ters of amile, Carroll stuck to hts work sleadliy | and mace the mile in $m, 158, The Orst quarrer was wade In 1m. 558, the second im 2m). 10s., the third 1p 2m, O08. and the faurth in 2m, Oly. The next event was throwing the hammer. There | Were two competiiors, W. H. Pennell and Mr. Fairchild. Tae former won e@asy, throwing the | SIXLeen pound hamuwer a distance of 51 leet. The half miie handicap, open to embers of the New Jersey Athletic ‘Assoctitton, was the next on the Nat. td following men started :— M. EL TRasiats: Bew ‘Olympic Club. New York Athletic “New York Athlet 5 Uraydon. . ... New Yoru athiote’, Graydon was started first, aod after au interval of five seconds Kneeland went of, followed five seconds later oy Waldron. Greig had to wait seven seconds ,onger and Sinclair brought up the rear eight seconds tater. Graydon ran @ quarter and then gaveup. Inthe meauwhile Greig was mak- ing good work, with Sinclair pusming hard to is rime. ‘Teey finished in the following —Greig, Kneeland, Sinclair and Waldron. Sinclair's e Was 2:08, Greig’s 2:12 and | Kneeland’s 2:23. Greig won the medal, Pennell | aod Greig then started in the quarter of a mile handicap, the former receiving elgnt seconds? start. Tne bandicap was a littie too much ior Greig, as he could never make up the gap. Pen- + neli won by fifteen yards tn 1:06, The one-mile Time, | [SHIPPING NEWS|* OCEAN _STEAMERS. York, Were held yesterday on the grounds of the | pares OF DEPARTURE ‘FROM NEW YORK FOR THE ae OF JULY. Meamer. a _ | Petnets France la he} | Mera i 3 3 3: foterd uly 8. Denmark. July 8: LOE Cheswer...|July 10 uly 10° 1y! 10; Ww, | Monet. ' saris | git | Idano. aepublic..........!du signal for use on board img while burning the eral uiiles distant. signal wilt oblige us Henacp, River, New York, Le quired. ALMANAC FOR SUN AND MOON. ‘morn PORT OF NEW rancklyn. Steamer Acapulco, Steamship Oo Tace did not take piace, and no one appeared to | ‘gen. be anxious to meet Mr, Fatrchila tn hat trial of | endurance. The medals were presented to the | winners by Vice Presiceat Meigs, who also made & jew appropriate remarks as he handed Mr. Fatr- child the second prize in the contest at throwing The next meeting of the Olympia Clab will be held in tue fall of tals paaere THE STEAM YACHT 1 RACE. The steam yacht race between the Ideal, be | longing to Messrs. Havemeyer, and the Lookout, to Jacob Lorillard, will take place to-day. Tne yachts will start at ten A. M. from Fort Scnuyler, at the head of the Sound, passing through the East River, skirting Bay Riage, Fort Hamilton, Co- re of 2eY Island Point, thence to Montauk Potut, on the east end of Long Island, and thence bribe short- gain. The stakes are $1,000, play or pay. The distance | | is about 220 nautical miles, and the contest will | Provably last [rem eighteen to twemy hours, if neither breaks down. Steam yacht racing is this year a new teature in yachting and is attracting a good deel x atten- tion, as epee seema little Wear: stereo. typed regattas ‘‘arouna the 1} neal iia a. New Yore. Yacht Cluo, which now possesses a | dozen vretty und swilt steam yacnts, recognized | this year the growing importance of this branch | of tne royal sport by offering & splendid prize im miver, Which was won by the Lurline. It was re- | gretted that more did not enter to test thetr pow- | ers, such ag the Skylark, Emliy aud the saucy- looking little Elf, a8 One or two of them are said to be very last. YACHTING NOTES. Yacht Rambler, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Thomas, from New London, passed Whitestone yesterday en route tor New York. | 84 The prizes for the Cape May ocean regatta are | | now on exwibition at toe show rooms of the manu- | tacturer, No. 1 Bond street, ARLINGTON BOAT CLUB, ITS FIRST REGATTA ON NEWTOWN CREEK. The completion or tue new boat house of the Arlington Boat Club was celebrated yesterday afternoon with a regatta. Tne friends of the | Arlington and the members of the Seawanhaka | Boat Clue lined the Creek and crowded the boat | hous the races could be obtained. The course was an almost straight mule, from the boat house at the | First Street Bridge to and around @ stakeboat near the Blisaville Bridge, thus making each race | two miles to leogtn. THE FIRST RACE, announced to start at three o'clock, did not com- mence until a few minutes after four o'clock, when | the judge, Mr. Harry Moore, called for the con- testuuts in the “Doubvie s#eull, seventeen tout bat ge Spe t maten,” und in @ trice the Li Hero @ word *" Go” made @ fair was manned by J. Wheaton and J. Hutchinsen, and reached the home stake boat in lém. 169.3 the | Havemeyer, manuea by K. Young and J, Kogers, in 16m. 158. THE SECOND RACE ‘was for thirty foot single sneis, three boats t ing position, though only two eutered testants fu the race—Ricnard Waite and Havemeyer. At the start Mr. vemeyer ob tained jead, but he capsized before ie | the stakeboat, and bis oppo toro! fnrandincr ceased pulling until Mr. Havemeyer was | Teacued, THE THIRD Ra was between two cigut-varead barges, the at | being married god siugie men respectively. 1 ie | boats ased were the barges vi the Seawsnhake | Botu oarges gut off weil at the start, the married men paling a regular, even stroke, whica betokened viccory, while tue men seemed to pull more iudependentis o 4 he s00u got toned dowa to their work, and by there | | energy wou the rac Time, 1om. 205, the mar | ried men reaching home tn 13m. 443, | THE POURTH RACE | Was the most épirited 0! the regatta; lt was a contest between two “pair-oared gigs.” Thecrew | © one being J. Rogers and PF. Pia m, With J. He Bonnington ¢oxswain; the other Young ena T. Briggs, wicn C. Havemeyer, coxswain, They started off with consideravie elan and kept it up till che finisn, in 8m. 468. tor Rogers’ boat and 9m. 80s. for Hene Young's, | den ee | Brie Gaon closed the day’s sport, J. Wheaton and J. Hutchin- | Evans b 0 essuying (0 Cross aad recross the cre weir | rig’ Pre baps aud mishaps causing great amusement. | wy Mee id sugar tod * Brig Ivis (of Boston THE UNIVERSITY REGATTA. | daya, with sugar to SARATOGA, June %, 1875, The Yale College crews arrived on this even- ing’s tram aod are quartered at Congress Hall. In Whe morning they will pencnes to the lake aad t tne riggs House. They i Cook und their arrival are in coarge of Cap! Das The Amberst crew aud the Brown University and Fresumen crews weut to their quarters at the lake yesterday. Only crews are now absent— Every day the crews may be seen pulling Over the course and already decided opinions are expressed as tothe | iswue Of the race, RAID ON A GAMBLING "HOUSE. ‘The police of the Four enth precinct, by orders trem the tral office, lass night made raid upon the gamoling house No, 105 Bowery, and ‘a Laturop Jones, proprievor, i Join Rodgers, dealer, The sum of $480 50, together with ali the mbling impiements, were seized. The ae ere locked up at headquarters. THE WEATHER YESIERDAY. The following record will suow the clianges in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in comparison with the corresponding date of last as indicated by the thermometer at Hudeul') poarmacy, HERALD Bulidimg :— 1874, 1876, 1874, 1875, b-4 i eT S Sed ee at get Ses wos Ye 05, woe ale peg” | 2 mer, E © Bidale. oes Nina (Aus). ~ slocovicn & ¢ es & Porterfield. bouroce. Brig Mariposa, Brig Aunie © Lf, John Zittiosen. Brie Martna PI Nevius & son. mon & Nones 4 Co. ne Woute & Co. sehr Hero Baker, 8: Schr Jonn Mettler, on. Schr 8 L Thom = pseu, factuy REPORTED BY THE jucensiown. rancklyp. June beam (of st John, Ns. at 4s be bg bk! bi ler: | Star the tank ba Bonn sraty Shy st tisimand uly erie Eastern Star, Foster, Barbados—H Trowbridge’s ‘Brig See Trowbrid; rie EL Hall, Perry, Cardenas—Waydell & Co. ‘A Palmer (Mr), diatthews, st John, NB— hchr U P Gerrish, Armstrong, Kingston. Ja—A H Solo- & Co. Schr Gen Grant, Hews, King | A torm Petrel, Haskell, Falmouth, Sehr J K Lawrence, Herrick, 8t Domingo City—a sue = 28t Gimbrin Ger’, and the bridges from which a full view of | u vre ith, with mise ‘and 458 passengers ie Eg ol wt 49 40, lon 15.19, mbury. . |61 Bi 314] Livernoot.. 3 Brow 31.) Liverboo,, (19 Broad Be NOTICN TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New York Herat has adopted # distinguishing Coston night the HxRato sieam yacht, show- colors red, green, red, changing trom one to the ether in succession, aud can be seon sev- Captaius of vessels upon seetny this by preparing any marine news they may Mave tor the Ship News Department of the w@r Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to «1 vessels, care of Heatp news yacht, pler No | East ters received from all parts of the world and, promptly delivered. Duplicates are re- NEW YORK—THIS DAY. beret waTRK id 431 | Gov. 1 7 34) Sandy Hoo! bein 23) Hell Gare YORK, JUNE 30, 1875, CLEARED. Steamer Russia Br), Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown Gray, Aspimwall—Pacific Mail dteamer Ashland, Whitehurst, Savannah—Ropt Low- ‘Steamer Gulf Stream, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quin- tard & Ve. Pierce. Phitadelphia—Jas Han: 5 cause George 4 Strout, Ford, Philadelphia—vaux ‘Sip Washington, Chase, Liverpool—Chas L Wright & aire Volturno (Ital), Savarese, London—Funch, Edye ‘anich, Cork or Falmouth for or- je Bark Kuth, "Anderson, Amsterdam—Funch, Edye & Bark V L Stafford (Br), schit® Adolph Engler (ir), Stout, Genoa—John Zittlo- ‘K Liberia, Richardson. Monrovia via Sierra Leone Curry, Leghorn—Jas Henry. ~ Bark Idaho, Kichardson, Clenfaegos—Tucker & Light Brig a ‘ena, Densey, Liverpool—Thepaud Bros. letche Havre—Alvan Mudwett. Brav, Las Palmas (Canary Isles)—~ Rogers, Barbados—D Trow- Ja—t i a Estyeratt Madison Holmes, Bayles. St Domingo—A Dayton Schr Guiding Star (Br), Potter, St Johns, PR—C W Bei wchr Carlton (Br), Albury, ‘Schr Vesta (Br), Palmer, StJohns, NF—P I Nevius & Mohr J F Chandler (Br), Pettis, Windsor, NS—D R De ssau, NP—F T Montell & © F Robbins. Parker, Dighton, Mass—Isaac B revy. Sent Onward, Wheeler, Providence—H W Jackson & Hill, Providence—H W vackson & ‘Schr Sale Burton, Burley, Stamford—Stan.tora Mana- turing Co. ARRIVALS. HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Bothnia (Br), Moodie, Liverpoot June 19 and 20th, WH tase and 303 ere to U ng jon 3018, spoke bark Sun- ve ‘pool fur Halitax: 24th, Mey oe London’ lat 4 2, lon 63 13, a Waite Brandt, Hamburg June 16 and trom Vili passed k Lessexis AM, lat 49, onc 30. ‘elLin with ne Tniention (ot Greenock), Sawtell, trom Demerara tor Liverpool, on fire and in a sinking | condition: took off the captain and crew, 15 in all, brought them to this | 46 3nvi0n 87 13, pamed pieamer Vilie de pay 63 passeng: 19, with indse and strong westerly winds rey Pestenuier Kotterdam 12 via Flushing Mth, Punch, Raye d Co. les, Jane S3 parrento jth, with nd: Sicamer Georiia, 3 and passen Steamer Wien, nm June 24, brig O Blanchard (Br), bouti steamer Castalia (br), Buide ‘Marseilles, May 3. and Dore (see Miscellany); mio, lat a Canard steamer bound jemnez, Havre “sa o Mackenzit and heavy head seas the ‘eats with mdse and 160 2 ee ry shee 4th, Palermo tith and Ribpaiter se soe pera to Henderson Bros. jorton, Havana June 26, with mdse P Clyde & C 20. Sao Charleston June 26, with mdse Co Jas W Quintard & Co. slup Lady Duiterin a, wit bseed to O01 Ship Gol snow & curgess weather: May 2 (Br), bound ——; sth, Liverpool for New ‘York: paysed 4 large icuberg Bark Claadina (Por, n Fleece, Humphrey, Liverpoo with coal to the Metropolitan Gas Hau heavy SW gal im the Channel, thence three days of fine weathe ‘2 | mainder of passage strong lat 49. lon 23, spol Bomba} vessel tu Jor Feb (of Fleetwood), F ua 3 liphant & Co; al the Cape of Guod Hope March 28 at crosgod the kquator’ May 29, or re ies and thick ship Carnbrian lat {8 8, lon 29, ship Dexter, trom sane 16, east of the Banks, wad x rift tee Soares, ‘uo Janeiro 83 days, with coffee to U Atnsinik! al with lou wi dark ldolique (Br), Mekerson, ugie | sugar to GC Carson & Ci Bark RW Griffiths (Br yin sugar w Brown Lizate Merry, Thar with calf. MM Wiliams anys. with sugar ts rhipps & bound to New Haven. (of New Bedford), arto Maitiand, Phelps brig Emeiine (of St Johns, NF), days, with molasses to J L L easel: Cardenas 8 dase with vessel to Brett, Son & U Drommond. Matengpey evs, Bros, vessel to “James & Ward & + Clenfuegos 13 daye, Co, vessel to BF an, Barbados 18 Oroix 12 master. Is ge, Black River, ‘ood to GW. Lawre yoratt & Co. (ot rte ci orig Onoluska (of Boston), Watts, Havana § days, with sugar to J W klwell & Co. rig Brisk (Hr), Tretry, Oardenas 7 days, with sugar and molasses 10 Matthieson & Wreckers; vessel to Vease! to Lunt Bros, Brig bilen Maria Soir Adu ¥ Honne phur ore to it Renney Anes, with mol | Sone W'S Doughten, | Sehr Joseph & Franklin, Hank! reurM G Leonard, Behr J for Peokskill. Sehr W Mazyck, Fret ven. sehr Susan Scrautot Haven. | came up to the city AM | Rerorwe inia June rom the westward, | and tet Ie eub mer Franconia, Steamer Detaware, | with mdse and vassen Sehr Maria Ll Hall, York ay sey emperors Fa oor +f mai date erage tempera jonuing fran mpersan ettssesscace TO6, “Peas Atenas Holiand, Sagua via Lew Del sug PEA molasses to J & W’ Walsh; tL, afd r (of Yarmouth, NS: (of Bangor), days, with lumber to WA Park: #9 Bark Pauline (Ger), Kr ay 27h and Calg _ —Sebr fer deorll Godfrey. same @ pdse and vasseuger: New York, with mdseand Rogers, St Jago 21 W Walsli; vessel’ to Boyd ). Anderson, Trinidad, Cuba, 15 the Commercial Warehouse Co; Hexie, Vessel to y, Kendall, -aba 10 da Vessel to HW Loud siver, N38), ses to H Trowbrid tape as wen 19 days, Pensacola 16 H Sohaeoo, Virginia. irginia. inginia. Maulabury, , Leach. Johnson, Georgewwn, DO. Sehr Nt jie Mevonald, Steelman, Georgetows, DO, oman, Baltimore. sehr Rednoy Parker, Parker, Baltimore for New Ha- mm, Farrell, Phila iphia for New ondon, whieh Aro. I jook for ‘orders, andy hence for Vir- ening. during '® heavy squal spruny mainwmast, Lroke forega AS3ED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. . Bragg, Portland for % ge, Portland for New York, ner City oF Fiteh: Spring jew Bedlord for New Yors, with mdse and wr Steamer Amos © Barstow, Howard, Providence for assengers. » Norwich for New York, ‘Chesovro, Portland, Ot, tor Al- ica “achi og Lig Bt Ward, yA} ix for Philadelphia. ton, Providence tor New York. jon, Stoniugton tor New York, with / kugitsh, Baker, New London for Now sons W Cobb, Calais for New York, with lumber to or- salted NSE * | no date or particulars given. | to aa Mass, in 1882, and hailed trom | | the Frorinda in the Pacific, just be: | declined, on the ground that as ites hed | dria witn coal for Groton, in attem) (Duteh), Janzen, Rotterdam June | | fain’ reports very rough weather on the Atlantic, | Blocked with ice, and. = Puy Burlingame, Burlingame, Proviaence for ‘Bene Angier, Besse, Wareham selir Ligae brew tlson, ‘Jonesboro by ty New York, by | lumber to ordei Werren, MeGar, Providence far New York. pepe Wm Boston for New. Sehr America Stckland tor New York with lime to J R Bro ‘Sone 4 A ‘Gurney, Gurney, Proviience for New York, Sebr Bertha, Conover, ucket for New baa sehr W saulsbury, Promitence tor New Yor! ane Eliza Pharo, rMAD, Providence for New Setis Eviola May. Sense. Bi fap ye Sad New York, 6 days, with lumber to OC! ‘Schr Ida Paimer, Palmer, Providence 1 for New York. sehr Orlando snuit ri, Fortonester for Port BOUND Bast. Steamer Tibie. Ewing. New York for New Lordor. Bark Roberto (Br', Geddes, New York tor Bremen. Burk Norah, Giles, New York tor Boston, Brig lien, New York tor Yarmouth, NS. New York tor Corurfna, Potter, New York tor st Johns, Sch Dolly Varden (Br), Allen, New York for Cornwal Sehr J F Chandler (Br), Pettis, New York for Windsor, Behe AG Lawson, Fitzpatrick, Haverstraw tor Provi- Stene 4 rd Lp Warren, New York for New London. Sehr . Allon, New York for Gloucester. mth, outh. f. Hanett Weehawnen tor Boston. hite, Port Johnson for Taunton. ier, ¥ybert. Hoboken tor Providence. Ser JK Polk. Buckley, Altany for Westoo Sehr it 8 Tuthull- Abel, New York for Port Jefferson, Sehr Ry Atktis, Rondout for Bristol. Sehr Alieghauia, Titus, New York tor Lo Sehr Neptun Ke. Rondout for surrey. Behr Temiros, matt Hoboken for Boat Rehr #'3. cruiton, Passe, New York tor widaletown, Sehy Memento, White. Rondout for Boston, Sehr RW Brown, bturgeon, Rondout for Boston, Sehr Byeline, White, Rondout for Bos Scie Rodney Parker, Parker, Balumore for New Ha- ven. Schr L O Wells, Wella, Port Johnson for East Green- wich. Selir Olive Branch, Miller, New York for Lubec, Me. Sehr Vol Howe, Hoboken for Portsmouth Schr Alice 6 Noyes, Baker, Rondout tor Boston, Bohr Capitol, Harris, New’ York tor Saybrook, Schr Clara Davidson, Crowell, Pluiagelphia for New London. 1c ile, Metcalf, New tio S for Lynn, Sehr Jennie Rogers, ae tor Pawtucket. Schr Jachin, Mitchell, mbridgevort. Rehr Samuel Hart, Bond, Hoboxeu for Portsmouth, for Greenport. Vaimer, New York tor Provi- eehr " Means, Schr Chay Miller, Volton) New York Sehr Kate Seranton, ken for Yarmouth, for Fall River. en tor Portsmouth. reenlvat, Hoboken for Portland, * hr John J Ward, Inman, Philadelphia tor New Ha- en. Pg Young Teazer, Slocum, Philadelphia for New Bed- ‘a. Sehr Thos Potter, Handy, New York for Cohasset. Schr Watchman, Candee, Hoboken for Portsnouth. Sehr J ¥ Koss. Hathaway, Hoboken for r Taunton, Behr 8 4 foe. Wokok eb for Newpo Sehr Win 01 ‘Tarrell, Hoboken Yor providence. Sehr Sallie surton, Palmer, New York tor Stamtord. Schr OC Acken, Toms, New York tor Stamrora, BELOW. Jrenk Jones (of Port jay 27. Shi Pool jouth), Ross, from Liver- SAILED, Steamers Russia (Br), f wall: Asb land, E Liverpool; Acapulco, Aspin- iy Stream, Charleston; barks Pi (Br), Sydney. te, sto andra (Br), Yiayle: ai targa Ute etown, De MARITIME MISC MISCELLANY. Steamer Seminoie, Matthews, of the Boston and Sa- vannan line, which was disabled off Cape Hatteras, was towed into Nortalk from Cape Ulenry Wednesday after- noon, Her passe! were forwarded ao Boston on ‘Tuesday nih by the steamer Wm Lawre1 Srxawer IuctLte, from Baltimore for Witminsion, NO, | pies off the latver port 30th inst, reported with rudder one, *TKAMER TONAWANDA was sold at auction at Philadel- hia June 29 by the Us Marshal for $17,000. Purchased y cen James.” Barx La Boxxe [wrextion (Br), Sawtell, from Deme- rara May 22 for San Francisco, With cargo of sugar aud rum, was found, on the morning xed June 22, to be on fire in the coaltiole, Holes were cut in the decks aod water let in, and every other exertion, was made to subdue the flames, bat without effect At noon, in lat 49, Joa 5, bows were made ready, and at 7 PM all on board embarked trom the burning | ship. of fame shot up from the fore hateh as ees yard and'in two hours she was in a blaze ‘he boats remainet in the vicinity of the yh all aig, hoping the light would atiract the attention of some passing vessel, the hope proving well founded in the ap- earance. at three .of the steamer Ciurbria (Ger), nd ‘om Hamburg for New York, which recetyed the boats | it them yesterday to this port. ark had burned nearly to the cop- ly sunk after an hour or two, Cause of ‘The bark was 333 tons register and companies and When last se per, and pro! the'fire unknown. owned im Greenock. Ban Onxste (Ital), Martino, reported ashore south of Cape Heary. going up to Baltimore 29th, bro the from Liverpool, before , got off and was” Bare erty, of and for Newe: E, from Quebec, ran ona rns fleld of lee caring i: aches ‘tog on the 13t ins’, stoving in her bow and She was, howey got into Margaret's Bay Bratt ‘Bene I and beach and after" condemned and sold w! argo. ug Fouxscr. of Aunapolis, No. lately reported in distress at Calas, Me, iy repairing at Scun Gro W WuitvoRD, Henry, saber 29th inst from Fonce, PR, was only eight days trom land to land. Scum ura CLatuam. Smalley, which arrived at st Vincent, CV ¢ 2, from Boston, has been wrecked ; the 0 L registered 78 dew phones June th despatch from Brownsville says the steamer Je hite, while orossing the bar at the mouth of the Rio Grande aground and suak: Her cargo 1s badly damave Nuws or 4 Loxa Missina Vesset.—Schr Florinda, Cap- in Kenmure, sailed trom New Orleans { ‘ancisco, and touched at Port Pi which port she lett in the latter pi y vessel calling at Rio shortly after Teported pias but nothing more was ever heard of her, New Orleans Picayune st ‘a. short. thm friend ot the of passengers of the sehr a Britisn identity of the party iy is farther stated that the offer long they preferred ending then the inquiries are on foot to establish tne thtu! Nuw Loxvow, June 29—Sebr Ida Fa cmap aon Bree and at the Falirond whart, brought wp ngninst. a ‘and anchor stock@nd doing other trifliag Quesxc, June 30—Steamer Bermuda (Br), from Newcastle, bi, intended for service betwee York aud Bermw has arrived attbis port. The ca on 1 straits of Beile Isle completely ad to steer 175 imiles to south and east to get clear, notwithstanding which they Were surrounded by the ice and unable to moves for a considerable time. He also experienced ‘They did not get clear of the drift ice and Serge "or lun: merive sige unui! arriving at St. Paul, WHALEME N. sa jed trom Norwich June 29, schr Roswell King, ot ‘L, for Desolation Lsiands. fies, win ‘2%, lat #0 42 lon 70 54, scar Wm Wilson, farion, with 40 bbis oll—all well. a8 e the 2ist inst be found U SPOKEN. Ship. féymene ay! from ‘ean Francisco tor Liverpool, all well, May 2, lat 27 37, lon 56 W. tip Yhree Brothers. iiom Liverpool for Sen Francisco, June 16, 39 miles »W of Luskar. p Moen (Dan), from Pensacola for Sunderland, June 26, tat 82 46 "no'lon. Ship ‘Beethoven (br), Smith, trom Pascagou Pensacola) tor Liverpool, June 45, lat 83 10, lou 73 snips wee ag) Hail, ‘from New York for Caliao, May 30, Jat 24 31 -N, lon 4648 W. Wark Freya Nor), trom Dublin for Balttmore, June 16, 10 miles NE of Tuskar, Burk Mar! m Liverpool for Gloucester, Mass, 46 from Hamburg for Philadelphia, out, June 27, lat 4035 lon 70 Christel Ger), NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents ant shipmasters are tn. formed that by telegraphing to the Heeato London Ba- reau, No 46 Fleet street, or to the Paris office, Rug feribe, the arrivals at and departures from European and Eastern porty ot American and all foreign vessels trading with the United states, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing trom Freneh and Mediterranean ports will dnd the Paris office the more economical and eid apes tor toloqrapates news OUR CABLE ‘SHIPPING NEWS. Anrwenr, Jane 20—-Arrived, ship Lissie Rose (Br) Morris, Baltimore; barks Daphne (Nor), Nielven, New York; Germania (Ger), Velmore, Wilmington, NO, Also arrived 20th, Minaus, from Sailed 28th, sehr Matilda Krana, Rich, Boston. Barstow, Jane 30~ Arrived, brig Michelina (Ital), Bs- posito, New York. Bipevony, June 20—Arrived, bark J F Mann (Ger), Deutsch, Pensacola, Borpeavx, June 27—Sailed, bark Franklin (Nor), Clem- entsen, North America, Cork, June 20-Sailed, North America Dear, June 29—Arrived, bark Balder (swe), Wulf, New York for Kisinore, Eusiwone—arrived, brig Etta Whittemore, Wright, New York. Groversten, June 2—Arrived, bark Olivari (Ital), Mortola, New York; brig Temi (Aus), Sterck, do. Arrived 90th, bari St Olat (Nor), Lund, Montreal. Greenock, June 20—Sailed, bark Upnir (Br), Murray, lifax. Gipnaitan, June 29—Arrived, bark Abby Bacon. Mer- bark Som Havar, June 2—Arrived, ship Crescent City, Delano, New Orleans. Balled 28th, ship Expounder, Crocker, United States. ARTLEPOOL, June B—Salloe, ship Dagmar (Rah, Koi broke her rudder, ran | ae» KIPLE SHEET. Lavenroot, June 29—Arrived, ship Weathersfeld (Br), Coleman, San Francisco; bark Annie Mark (Br), Ham borg, Belize, Ricker, Galveston via Norfolk. Saaled 30th, 4PM, steamer Illinois, Shackford, Pbila- deiphia. vies, Bull River, 8C; Saga (Nor), Larsen, New York. Saiiea from Gravesend 80th, steamer Professor Morse, Stead, Key West. Lizakp, June 29—Of, steamer Greece (Br), Thomas, from New York for London. (Br), Rutherford, Chatham, NB. Queenstown, June 39—Arrived, steamer Erin (Br), An- drows, New York for Liverpool. Sailed Sth, steamer Batavia (Br), Mouland (from Liv- erpool), Boston. Bark J 8 Winslow, Davis, trom Cardenas, has beon ordered to London. Sciuty, June 28--Of, ship Chas H Southard, Town, Pi- nang for London; burk Coriolau (Ge: Philadelphia for Bremen. Swansaa, June 30—Arrivea, brig Saladin (Br), Wil- Mamas, Bull River, FOREIGN PORTS. An xorno, ume 20—1n port brig Edith, Mahiman, for Delaw are Breakwater in a few day: y 27—In ort barks Nellie (Br), Cove, for rour (Nor), Frivald. tor do; brigs Afton, pton Roads; Maria Lugla N (ital), Ragna, June 2%—Arrived, brigs Seogor Blood, New York; Neihe Antrim, Weschinan, Boston weet 23th, bark Yumiri (Br), Curiisle, orth of Hat rts, Cuenvuraos, June 27—Arrived, bites Christina (Br), Thowpson, New York; Helen G ‘Rich, Collins, Fernan- Natled 26th, brig Chiettain (Br), Roden, Ualifux. Faruxg Pot, June :0—Arrived, steamer Moravian (Br), Graham, Liverpoot tor Montreal, Havana, June 9—Arrived, steamer Margaret, Baker, New Orleans, Haurvax, June 29—Arrived, bark George E Jiverpool, K; brigs Chatplon, Tnagua; ‘Safled 29th, steamer Falmouth, Portland. Par June’ S—sutled, sehrs Lewis Ehrman, Baltimore; Gen Connor, Shute, north of Hutte- a Tvine, Berry, d Nowrn Syonwy, cB, June 2—Arrived, bark Ansgar (Nor), Belfast, 1. Corbert(Br)’ ‘Blizabetn' Quix, June %—Arrived, stemmer Bermuda (Br), Cleaver, Newe: t. pr Jago, Sane st arrived, brig Anita Owen, Upwa, Ardrossan, Saava, dune 28—Sailed, schr Matilda Brooks, Jones, north of Hatters. br Jouns, NF, June 17—Arrived, bark Kathleon, York; brigs Vesper, do; James Stewart, Barbados. sailed sth, brig Mary E Ladd, Barbados. St Makgair’s Bay, N3, June 28—Arrived, bark David Taylor (Br), Atkinson, Boston. Satled 28th, schr Gesine, Queenstown, SrJoux, NB, June 24 —~Arrived, schr Cook Borden. Lunt, Cienfuegos. Cleared 2th, sehr Laura B, Waterford. Sulled 29th, brigs tz, Matanzas; Haze, Wexford. New {Pex Steawer Borinra.) Antwerr—Sailed trom Fiushing June 15, Marie, Per- mien, New York. une 16—Sailed, Bremerhaven, Holjes, New Yi Borpxaux—Saited from Pauiilac June 16, Tyrian (s), Lawson, New York. Arrived, J B Duffus, Shaw, St John, 18—Cleared, Clara E MeGilvery, Wal- “June 18—Passed, Oslo, Olsen, from New Faders Minde,’ Berg, Baltimore tor Ko- nigsbory. Pe ta, June tl—Arrived, Mindet, Engebretsen, ew 24 Ae iad Jane M—Sailed, Eliie M Storer, Wade, New Yor Consrantinore, June 4—Arrived, L’Avvenire, Greco, New York. Caauiant, June 8— Howes, Boston. ‘ed, Lawri Caucurra, June 17—Salted,’ Aibania, Leely, New York. Dunuy, June 17—Cleared, Garibaldi, tor Baltimos Dat, June 17—Arrived, Liverpool, ‘Lambert, 1 for New York (and satled): sth, Jeflerson Borde Pa terson, do tor Howton; Mary Bile, ‘Triniek, do tor Hali- fax und both salle Fevea 19th, JW Went Haunt (from London, Boston, yDurpace, ‘uno stowed to the quay, Forjot, Mol- ch. jade lp tia DUNKIRK, Jue I7—sattod, Atias, Larsen, Halifax, Eiaixour,” June oth ihe “rbads.H A Cochrane, Symmes, trom Philadelphia, wi oun "Fatwotrn Om the Liza mia boi 17, Bmerald, Petersen, 1 hiladeiphia tor Hartlepool Peitoveastty Jie 18—A ee Sondrenorge. Tarald- n, Pensacola; 19th, Di Ro! New Vore. wematled 18th, Selina Sta: Allegro, New York, Giascow, June 18—Pailed, ona, Grosart, Montreal. Gatway, June 17—Satied, ‘chime: Haave, New York. Gidnautan, May 31—Arciied, Kaliope, Larsen, Spezzia leared for Pensacola, one 16th, Castalia (8), Butler (from Sicily), New ‘ork. ‘Gxxoa, June 16—Uleared, Adele Accame, Boceone, San RO ty 18—Arrived, John Read, Nickerson, Car- wh. Deamerk Gb. Willidms; London "and i d for New Yor! by: te red 16h Adeinide Norris, Tukey, Bordeaux ana | Buenoe A neat ih Trafik, Jacobsen, Sandy Hook Soxueda- n, Fale! jue Wansecraene 1—Arrived, Thuringia (s), Meyer, New York; Emilie, Diccke, Philadelphin. yon ane illida, Grandesen, New York. ‘at Cuxhaven 16th, Hellos, Kriezel, Aified ‘trom do loth, Rook City, Letoridg Liverroot, June 19—Arrived, Gio Bono 8, Chiesa, Bal. timore. 18th, ae Star, Speich, Darien; Themis, Andersen, Haiftax: i9t) . Ivey, ‘Biewut Mary & Kigks, Langdon, New or- uebec : lea | *Glured 18th, Ursus Minor, Jorgensen, Baltimore : Cal | eutta, Tanton, Bombay: Anglia, Downe, Savant | Nenuphar, Walker, sydney, OB: Eldoraito, English, | Callao. | — ‘Off the Skerries 17th, Frank N Thayer, Starrett, from Laiyerpool for Valeutta. ‘Loxvo. June 18—Cieared. Petropolis, Gronstad, Sandy Hook: Prince Rupert, Main, Vancouver Island: 19th, Athlete, Goudey, Cardi ‘ney, CB. id th, Hermanos Jacobson, bull River wnd poth suled trom | Mortensen, Boston; | Deal 18th): 18th, Charlotte Geddie, McKenzie, Pictou. Salled trom Gravesend ‘oth, Leiru, June i8—Arrived, Angelina, Lubrano, New Yorkuvront, June 17—Arrived, Rapuelo, Mortola, Balti: we aassivis, June 16—Cleared Dagmal, Ma. York. | “Moiraviozo, May 16—Sanled, TF Whiton, Carver, Bue- nog Avres. Haave, New YORTLAND, June 17—Sailed tk the Roads, Atlantie, | | MeKenate (from Bremer York. Queexsrows, June 17—Sailed, San Carlos. Hamburg; Pomona. Moller. Giouceste: arles Bal, Chapman! Dablin’ Nuovo Chiarino, Mare: oa wport: Privateer, Cox, Liverpool: W W Harvey, Peters, Water- ford ; Pace Schiaffino, Oneto, do. Rio Janerko. June ii—Saited,” Pascal (s). Brown, New Yo nentaxp, June I7—Arrived, Rosenoath, Gibson, , Rio Ja- Portland; 18ch, Ottawa, Campbell, Pensa Surmuvs, June led, Franklin, Lav *ehieere, June M—Arrived, Pasquale isalie asl New York; Laura & Virginia, Pinto, Baltimore. Guaat Yarwouri, June the Ove lugzer, of this port. George, was tn | off ferseneiting, with the Shiow, of bowsprit car | she hus. sin Philadelphia, arrived at brewe haven dan Livenroow, June 18—Al | been recovered up to th | Niagara at the South Stac Johnson, ir, fishing bith J t 450 6th frou the wreck of the a number of sewing ma- | chines ricuitural implements had also been | saved.—(se the Liver Ke Association reports as follows, ore at the South with reterence to Niagara. Brack: — v weather being tw viliver has surveyed Completely broken up, but a number of ing at the Tnouth of two caves: If Shee there will be further salvage of Bales uf vottor weather continues cotton by divers.” Monrevinuo, May 17—The bark N Mosher, from Buenos Ayres for Valparaiso, put hick hete yesterday, with inainmast sprung and leaking badly, havimy encountered a severe hurricane off Cape Horn TheahipJ Brown, of Portland (Me), trom Boston tor San Francis, put back md with st started aud considerabic favingexecrieaced a hurrican Cape Horn, 32d April. iter th have nine feet water in her hol AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, June 29—Sailed, schrs F G Low, Prov- idence; M nN iM Skinner, Bessie Morris, | Emel . Potter (irom George: ROSTON, June 29—Arrived, shiv Herald, Davis, Soura. 63, Ou Seow was ound to bark st Lucte: Druid (ir), smelta if Martins; F'R Baird, Mayhew, Alexandria nell, Thompson, Hoboren ries Comers i 49: William Kice, Pressey, New York; Buracoa, Mo: \ Clintock, do. Cleared—Steamers Saxon, Snow, Philadelphia, Gen Whitney, Hallett, New York; schrs) Cupid ua), Kelly, ellie Treat, Dow, Brunswick, ui Elizabeth, Clare, New York; bark ackiond, Rio Janeiro; brig Angie Ingra A ww 00d, Arecibo, Ki; sehr Peerless, Patterson, Clearea—steamers Geo WE Fa torara, Reynolds, do: scars dence; Bill stows, Mangon, Bo Suiléd—Rrig Maggie Vail, Brunswick, 0th Arrived, 8 beeen Cider Donnell, Wil- 4,'New York: Oe- (Oak, Parker, Prove ), Marting Aor Edenton, 10. erica, Billups, Savannah ; Com th, velar York;' Hie Willig, bark Behe wollern, (Ger. Behrendt, brig Mississiop!, Marcha! Demerara Br ‘rs yh vig, Crosby, Warba: town, J 8 Carrington, os ‘obser, Old Provider : Koxanna, Miteneil, reat Oa FoMledesenr J Taylor, Old Provid Butled 28th, brig Frances Jano, san Audreni peaR GON June W—Arrived, whe Oregon, Stinson, lew Cleured—Hrig BW Cochran, Lake, Windsor, N3; sonra Ray Fanny wutler, Warren, and Nellie rench, Now York; James’ O'Donohue, Warrea, Philidelpint Victoria, Moou, New York; Ariel, Austin; Port Morris, BATH, dune 2%—Arrived. schfs Acnes, Hodgdon, Bow ton, to ‘load for Philadelphia; Mary Fletcher, Webster. Hoboken for Augusta atied—sehrs Lulu, Snow, Baltimore; Midnight, Reed, w York or Providence; “inte & Luella, Bonsall, ‘Aiba> wo fond fur New’ ate Hyne, Oliver, Saco tor Gardiner, joad tor New York. hrs Alice Oakes, Marson,and Saratoga, Nick- on “pits. ft bay beg aa Jed vow oi Y woneatel i mer ng nN pion. J 7 ba Wadtriveus Bore (Wor), | Te aA nat South Carolina, Nickerson, New Hon; 30th, steamer Sau Jacinto (Br), Loxpox, June 30—Arrived, barks Evangeline (Br), Da | onnniy Puxantu, June 29—Arrived, bark Roygrt 4 Chapman | | Bldridge, Von Bremen, | ¥ 1) Mini yetty Poh i june’ 28—Acrived, bare Tarpeian (BF), Uatar ae “26—Arrived, schr Sarah Eaton, Pres cost, Kaw’ GHTON® ‘diane, fi foties. schr Oliver Ames, Bab bite, ‘ices ‘Dy +, MONROE, June 30—Passed feted wt I Hume, tor Porto Kico; Amicitia Ger), Corl Martin, tor Demerara. E ‘assed Bone unknown barks ALi: RAVER, June 28—Arrived, schrs LN Lovell, Bert Eutire, Kinnear, Hoboken; Ney, w York. GALVESTON, June. 29—C1 Duckendort, fen mnie ee LOUCKS Seppo teh. Liverd < aiatitane canning tito KEY ee sane 29—Arrived, steamer City of Austi@, 'K, June 2 ton for New York (ant proceeded), Arrived, sehr theo Winans, Pasew Cleared sehr OM Newing, Ruland, Philadelphia. NEW ORLEANS, Jaume $0—Arrived, park Resoluclow Sp), Rodon. Havana. 0 pass 2 Cleared—Burk Samael D Carleton, Fi sehr Kobt ium, Galves' " iswaanenatane Passes, June ‘Arrived, steamer Tappahannock, Hw ana. qalse arrived, bars Domontco Lanata (Ita); Rosasea, jeuoa. On the bar—Steamer Warrior (Br), from Liverpool: brig Charlotie Buck, trom Havana. NORFOLK. June '28—Arrived, bark Thorgny (Swe), NEWuC RYO Rn, June 29—Arrived, schr Edward Lameyer, Mulliken, ‘may agueg, PR. N June 2s— Arrived, schrs JK Bodwell Wallace, Philadelphia iiehard: Laws tawking, P Sonuson’: Fairwind, Bowman, ‘to. 29th Arrived, schr Sea Flower. Linco!n, Wellfleet for Poledelpaia (with loss of mainboom). MOB goula, Hh—Cleare !, steamer Berks, Pendleton, Philadel phia eels Lawartine, and Richard Law, NEWPORT dum Arrived, sens ae, Robin son, Philadelphins im City, Ke! Patladiuu Viles, Tracey, Providence fow York; sohrs Huntress. Brown. New York for hast Almon Bacon, iby, Rondout for Plymouth; Providence for New York; ‘w ved sehr Kawin’ Post, Russell, New York sehr Witt a le ‘ork (1 sist 1m Talsing bark Bosse Rogers), sa ive RWC June sArrived, ‘Schr Daniel Brittaim, hrs co E Carll, CK Stickney, and M & ht Pecotise) Newport for New York, rs Susan J Quruey, Rondout; Cerre A8 Pennell, Alexandria. June 4—arrived, schrs Susan J Gur Srilea 29th. brig NEW LONDON, ney, Rondout; Cerro Gordo, Hoboken, oll’ Alexandria; sehr Roswell cn West, Williams, sealing. y—Arrived, sehra A Townsend, © Hurdett, Rogers. Hoboken 2 St Jolin, Georg town; ate al ia; A F Kinabe Horton, Ainerica, Lyon, *Newbure’s i Flomiag, Williams, and Ohver Seotteld, 1 PARC. MGOUDA jane 2 Cienred, sehr Wilhelmina, New Orleans. eared, bark Perou (Nor), Frodericksen, Ghent. 3—Arrived, steamer Montyome- Sailed—Brig AS P King, Desotation Islands, 30 Wi —saiited. sour HAVEN, J I ry P Lockwood Dickenson andrint; 8! Al Arri mers Nor- HL daw, Pederson. Balamo ry York; barks Hornet, Hopki ptontrio (Nor) Jotwesen, Nambare Willard, Woodbury, Matanaay; "Filla H my w York: Kmma Heather, Heather, New Vor . «Wolfe, Champion, Woodstock Mills, Fla | Havinohd, Koiley, ath James & Margaret, Rely. ‘ches ter, MeLain, 2, Quincy Point: Jol Paige, Haley, Moston; Whos ‘Berten; Charbuck, Fall ver. “Also arrived, bark Caro, Broo! ston: Drigs, Hurry Weeks, East Harbor, Tl; Helen M Rowley, schrs Humber (Br), Gilliott, 5¢ Tinker, Cardenas: Al Dow, Chase, Provigeu ) Cordery,’ Higbee, a omerset: Minnie Kine: Parsons dot Danversport: Altnira Wooley, JU Coitingham, Ayres do; Ek L Marte, Maris Salem; Leaman Blew, Van Gilder, Boston; tie K Friend, ‘Collins, Gloucester: Ley KO ere Lee, Newburyport; Florency P Mall, Keene, Calnis, feared— Steamer Keystone, Mills, vik Weyer (Ger), Krickel Stratsunds : Orig (abt Hattie BK Wheeler, Armstrong, e, Townsend, do: sehrs Grace HB McCauley, Cherry, Bostont ampridgeport, Joseph fay, Butt Clark, Liverpool; roeker, Erovidenees Balti. brigs fen Eten Keyser. iat New Be for iso cleared, steamers Indiana, Aries, Wheldon, Boston; Florida, Gi Muy Flower, Fultz, Newport: J. Shriver, more; bark JJ Marsh, Hubbard, Oporto; Tucker, Merriman, Portiand; Ged 5 Berry. senrs Oliver Dyer, Falker, Saco: Jno D Paige Boston: Wb hiciis, Ludidm, Soston: i Tf 1h dor Jno Gartiett, Tussey, Salem ‘Thos Borden, Charbuck, Fall iy a, J Litue, Gandy, 3 ‘eming, Meatord. Neweasrur, Uel, Jitne 8, AM—-Fassed up thls morm ing, bark George il Jenkins (in), trom Antwerp. Passed Uyiase evening. setrs. Willian i Milcon, trom Boston, Kachel V nd John Middieton, Jr, do; B from Providence; AE stevens nd. from alem: Z Kenyon, trom M Fox. from Weymouth ; Parker, A. Hyer, from Fail River. er ee » down yesterday. ‘Yarry soe for Sa. ‘as Alderdice, ter Prov! Brig sagua, tor Sag’ Spray Bloom for Pict lem; Jas J Litt le, tor a dence; Henry Vavey (new), for Boston; Trade Wina, 4 do: ang Win Liking, tor do. passed down last eveniny se WL Abbott, hence for Salisbury Potnt, carried ‘spanker boom below here last night and pro- ceeded up tor repairs. Noon—steamer Leopard, Newburyport; ship Gatherer, tor Honolulu; golirs T Cottingham, for Now. for, | hagen, paged down this Pittav, June 13—Arrived, ‘Sathantel, Jacobsen, New | ales of satis had | 3: res bur: nd Maggie’ M Weaver, for od | dow the “AM. reports. sent John Stroup, from Boston, passed up simce the AM report. P Moses Day. trom Matanzas, 1s now passing wy © iickman. trom itoston | Lens Blew, trom do; Mary G Fare. trom do, and Greeh, from do, passed up this PM; ahi enoldit shes). trom Antwerp; barks Argonaut Nor), fol rimus (Nor), tor London gnd Pred Nor), for c bu M; st Arios, for schrs ‘Dav oan, Whore A Rommel for Wor und kW Tale tor do pussed down this PM. Lewes, Dei, June 30, AM—Arrived, brig Long Reach froin st Marys, Ga; sehr HA Hunt, ‘trom Caibarien for orders. Soon—There are about 29 schooners in the harbor pro. paring toleave. A large number of vessels from above Bre passing out, bit A shiv, twe PM—No reports from off shore to-day. barks, a barkentine and a brig passed out. zs—Clearod, bark Sarmiento, Adams N Collamore (Br), Perry, ton, passed down at PORTLAND, Jt Ud Moody), Rosario; bri; armouthy, 38 (and Pott salied). Sailed—itrig Alice (Br), St John, Sota— rrived, rs Lucy Baker, Philadelphia; J @ ew Vork |. steamer mepriors, Johnson, New Yorks je ule, do: schrs Wm Thomas, do; Bramball, Coe eG Willard: Philadelphia. Also arevens schr Samuel Fisher, Teal, Savannah for WOUTH, June 28—Arrived. schrs Hannie dea brook, Littlejond, Heboken; J 3 Weldou, Rich, do for Newmarke' id. Libby, Hovoken. PROVIDEN i—Arrived, schrs Geo W Whit- § Tvins,'Ingersall: Ruehmou ‘owperth waite, Jones, Alexandria: (Ch anson, Philadelphia; Phen’ South Amboy; Aun aia” arklé, Shropshire, Weehawken tor ding [ek No 64, thompson, Hoboken, Mailed —sehrs Clas f sumpson, Gage, Georgetown, DO; Veto. Henderson, Baltimore; add! Fy Oceanus, Young; A Deniki Siniih. Philadelphia Fra Hay staten Islander, Palmer Wilson; Adelaide, Raynor, and invita Maris i Smt i u Wi shropshire, sighs eo Knight, Fenton, fledaipnia) Peerless, Smith; Geo B Markle, Shropshire, and sew Glove, Bray, New York. KICHMOND, June 28—Arrived, steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York. Sailed—Nchr John McGinnis, Coleman, Stamford, 8 SAN KRANCISCO, June 29—Cleared, bark Lord Ma caulay (Be; Monkiwan, Londo NNAH. June 30—Arrived, w York. iarke Katael Pomar (3p), Liverpool. ss AN, June 26—Sailed, schr Josio, Joy, or! Soite SET, June 26—Arrived, schrJ J Moore, Frank: hr J B Allen, Davts, New York. Jane 28—Arrived.’ sebrs Per hauncey StJohu, Roeves, ray tin, Trenton tor Provi Cty VEN yasora, Hoboken tor Boston steamer San Jacinto Suiled, for orders: Bucco (ir), st The ina L Ulekman, Georgetown, Dé | Watton, and WH Green, Balttinore for do, Mar Smauh, ty do; U D Hender obokem Ela Haw ken for do; York paya, Provolingo via Bunjocwangle; brig Edd , Naguabo, PR: schrs iwenty-one Friends, Jatters, Phindeiphias Altavela. (not as misprinted). Joy. | | Weenawken. <Sehrs Lewis, Philadelphia; A Terrell, , Paher, | mington, NG; FW York; barks FH | Lori, Loring Carden W), Jeniwen, Liver pool; schrs FH Lungrell, Powers, Sava w-—ship Macaulay, Rogers, trou Liverpool; bark fatker, New Haven; Gertrude. Smith, Jameson Gaiden, Me; knos i Philltvs, Ba Hoston : i Bill | Stowe, Mansgn. dos Munte Loud, Hall, Providence; 10) Ww | Froue,da tor Boston; Hope On, Portiand tor Phila wline, New tase’: Hattie G, MePare : Helen G King, Weehaw- ifort, do for Abbie 5 Oak texundria tor ken for Catus; Burmah, do for salem Portsmouth ; Tau ing, do for’ Salem; Grace, phin, th—Arrived, sehr Ulalume (Br), St John for Oharle tou, 0. David Torrey. Portland for W Made Hsvowell for Albany i for New York; Thomas Ellis, Harwich for do: jod—Schr Jed F Daren. WILMI SG TON, NO, gene 2%—Oleared, bark Louise Balirus, Liverpoo Arrived, bare ayaheer (Ger). Teanow, Bremen, d—Bark ot Olat (Nor), Hamer, Liverpool; br 7 Bs Munday, do} schr Mary & Vancleat sion. ve bar, steamer Lucilla, Bennett, from Balth Thorndy! soth—On more (see WARE Mas EUAN BOUS. pene iskrg AmsoEY TK DIV OBTAINED yal! stn dosortion, 49, nett ino charge antl dt Attorney, 194 Broadway. 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