The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1875, Page 10

16 BOARD OP APPORTIONMENT The Harlem Flats Outrage Again Brought Forward. Application for an Appropriation from the Board of Health. MONEY FOR THE PARKS AND SCHOOLS. A special meeting of the Board of Apportion- | ment was beld yesterday at eleven o'clock. Mayor Wickusm, Comptroller Green, Aiderman Lewis and fax Commissioner Wheeler were pres- ent. 4 resolution was adopted authorizing the issue of $100,000 assessment bonds. Comptroller GREEN—I would like to state that this increases the debt of the city, and is princi- pally tor expenses of the Boulevard and other up- town improvements. Mayor WickuaM—Of course we are aware that All this mcreases the debt of the city. Waile this colloquy took place it was apparent the Mayor and Comptroller were not og the moat convivial terms, and that the slightest ripple in debate might ceuse a serious explosion between the two gentiemen. However, turther proceed- ings Were short, and the threatened altercation Was postponed until a more favorable opportunity. THE HARLEM FLATS OUTRAGE. ‘The following communication was received from the Board 0! Heaith relative to the filling im of the Harlem fats :-- Huauem Darguraxst, 901 Mort Sruney, | New on the 2%b ork, June 30, 1875. Jonx Winexrar, Esq., Secretary :— inst AL a mesting ‘Ot the Bourd of Health, " solved. Yhat sufficient proof is in the reports now on Mle relative to the dangerous coudition an) state of the Harlem flats, the district between Ninety-first and 100th streets, that tue places aud grounds herelnatter de- each of them is such: rounds are Reteey ante n'the records of this Board and are declared public nuisances to lite bealtn, D: Fourth aad between Lexington and Third avenue: the ground between third and Second avenues, lth and mit streets; on the south side of 108th street, between Thigd and second avenues; on north side of 102d street tween second Ee street, between second and First avenues; on de of 108th street, between Secoud and First avenues ; the block between L07th and 108th streets, Fourth and Madison avenues; also the block of land between Third and Secoud avenues, Ninety-(hird and 102a streets, and between Second avenue and Kast Kiver, Ninety-second outh Fually filed under the contract with Qui Jett ina dangerous and unsatisfactory state Lexington avenue, bewween Jad and 104th streets: ludth street. between Fourth and 17th street, between Fourth and Lex: Lexington avenue, between 1Wd:n and 17th street, between Jhird and 5S 107th street, between Second and First Madison avenue: ingron avenue: tosun o respect to said places and grounds, reby make and enter the following tthe said places and grounds be cov- cred with fresh earth to a height of not less than two Jeet above high water, and tat the surface thereor be Graded so thut no water shall remain or stand thereon. Kesolved. That the puhic health requires that the foregolug Order upon the places and grounds following, on avenue, between 18d ani 14th teeta; Weth sree, Letwoon Fourth aud Madison ave- ; 107th street, between Fourth and Lextugton ave- Lexington avenue, between 106th aud 108th Lreecs: 107th street. between Second and Third avenues, ind. ldith street, between second aud First avenues should be executed through the officers of this Board | And by the persons and meaos to be by this Board en- ed. solved, That the Board of Estimate ‘and Apportion. donme indite hereby reapectiully reoussted 20 4p. portion ropriate the sum ot $00,000 for the ex- Deuses of the work, under the above resolauons. EMMONS CLARK, secretary. Tm connection with the above commimicauion the Mayor ollered the followi Whereas the public groun Lexington avenue, between 13d und 104th streets; on Lexington avenue, between 106th aud 10sth streets; on 16th street, between Madison and Fourth avenues; on 17th street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues; on venue and the East m flats, baving been of Heaicu ‘ous to life in their present state, and javiug become necessary to preserve lite and health, and the said Board of Heaith having, 10 pursuance ot the power aud adthority under section 4 dt chapter 74, Laws of articie Il of chapter 3) of the Laws of 1873, section 12, chapter 757 of the Laws of 1873. and section 7 of chapter 630 of the Laws of Is74, duly ordered the said ground filled in with fresh earth to faoee pestilence and the increase of disease, and, iug empowered by law to execute its own orders, hav’ ing duly resolved s0 to do, and having duly requested an appropriation toe able If to pettorm this duty, execute said order: se} nuisance $21,007 43, being the unex- r esolvod, that the saa of pended-vatance of the Department of Health tor the ‘ours 1872 and 1873, be and the same is hereby traus- errred io the Health Lepartment and appropriated tor the said work of filling im with fresh earth the atoresaid public grounds. Comptroller Green hoped ti matter would le over. He wivhed an opportunity to examine into the law on the subject. He was of optnion that those particular balances could not be trans” ferred to the Health Department. Mayor Wickham inquired as to what unex- pended balances could be availed of in this par- ticular instance, The filing 1 of the Harlem flats Tequires prompt attention. It was @ subject in wnicn the people of the city were particularly in_ terested. Comptroller Green remarked he was notin the babit of acting hastily upon matters of such im- portance. He saw that various efforts haa been made in the Board of Aldermen upon this subject. He merely wanted to see waoether or not he haa she proper authority to make those transfers, ‘The matter was finally disposed of by motion made by Tax Commissioner Wheeler, which was carried, that a special meeting to take action on the request of tne Health Department be bela at twelve o’clock on Monday next. REPAIRS TO PURLIC INSTITUTIONS. Acommunication was received from the Com- missioners of Charities and Correction asking that an unexpended balance ot last year be transferred to their account for the purpose of heating and ventilating the institutions under their charge on Biackwell’s Island, On motion of Mayer Wickham the sum o! $75,000 Was transierred for that purpose. APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE PARK DEPARTMENT. rhe Park Commissioners sent in a communica- ton asking tor the issue of “city parks improve- ment fund stock” to the amount of $100,000, in accordance with an act passed by the last Legis- lature, Laid over. EXTENDING THE WATER SUPPLY. Commissioner Porter sentin a request for the issuing Of bonds to the amount of $250,000, to be :xpended in providing further water facilities for ihe city. ‘This was also laid over, THE BOARD OF EDUCATION transmitted a commupication requesting $100,000 lor the purpoge of erecting Grammar School 36, which was recently destroyed by fre. Laid over, After the transaction of some further routine business the Board adjourned to Monday next. MUNICIPAL NOTES. Commissioner Porter announces the following receipts in the Departments of Public Works for the past week :—For Croton water rent and penalties, | $62,210; tapping Croton pipes, $118; vault per- Mits, $833 24; sewer permits, $490 40. Total, $63, 157 64. The following police court fines for the month of June have been returned into the Comptrol- ler’s office :—First district, $1,446; Second, $1,657; po $541; Fourth, $911; Fifth, $210; Sixth, ‘the usual routine proceedings of the Mayor's pMice were varied yesterday by the visit of a juna- tic, aamed Price, who stated that be was an auopted son of Jay Gould and a candiaate for the next Presid point of ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF CONVICTS. Karly yesterday morning & plot was discovered fo the New Jersey State Prison at Trenton which, if it bad b carried into effect, would set at Meerty three convicts named respectively Alex. ander, Hines and Pasco. For the past week or so Oniver Sueldon's oaton, they bad been at work digging an aperture about | ough the foor of the cell oc- cupied by them. Their operations were carried on at night time when everything was sliroudea 1 custeeee. aioe plaa was to make an eutrance wrt and thus foecilitate their A et wus bad. been on them by giving poe w aays ‘ery’ was senor, ween ever: sa once ces are us c ow re they a o Steet Gelivery, when & noturious criminal sae 080 tose uihers,, empetes their = , Hines, W! ual chance fesape, inet wie advantage Of it mely, the property bortu side of lu7th street, between | xington aveuues: north side of {07th street, — rat Je de of | and First avenues; on the south side oe | ability to work of au of the city of New York on | @ pubic | He was requested to retire at | vy | He bouquet to the artiste, Who is au especial favor NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 11, 1875. -TRIPLE _ SHEET. | THE COURTS. Gottietd Zenner, an alleged iugitive forger (rom terday by Deputy United States Marshal Barclay ination before Commissioner Shields, IMPORTANT TO TRADES UNIONS. Charles Sussenscheidt vs, Tae Fresco Painters’ Benevolent aud Protective Union.—Tne following devision has been jast rendered in the Marine Court, Trial Term, by Judge McAdam, in whicd the rights of trades unions 10 dealing with mem- bers for alleged delinquencies ure clearly set | and the members thereo!:— DECISION. ‘The defendant 1s a corporation, duly organizea | under an act of the Legisiature of the State of New York, passed June 8 1872 (chap. 877), for the | purpose of mutual aid, protection and support the private and general interests thereof; and the corporation 1s authorized to make and adopt a constitation und bylaws, rales and regulations, for the purposes, object and govern- ment thereof, Tue plaintifherein became 4 mem- | ber of the corporation aiter its incorporation, sub- | ject to the constitution and bylaws enacted under the authority of the act of incorporation above re- ferred to, The plaintuf claims that after he be- came @ member Of said corporation, and on or | about the Ist day of September, 1873, ne became sick Irom the effects of a sunstroke and remained in that condition until July, 1874, when the present acuion Was commenced to recover irom the de- fendant benefits payabie to sick members under the bylaws at the rave of $5 per week, aud wuich beneiits, at that rate, amounted to $125 ai the time the present scuon was com- menced. ‘the defendant, y way, of de- rence, alleged that it paid the at tue rate of $5 ‘per week from the 1st of Seprember, 1873, to and inciuding the 25th ps January, 1874, Since Which last mentioned time fondant has refused tu pay the plainwit sar me money, It is provided in aud by tue constl+ Luton and bylaws of the suid defendant, made in | toenticle @ sick member to recover any relief | | whatever, proper officer of tue @elendant; tuat thereupon » Committee of three members Is to be appointed, Whose duty It 18 to Visit the sick of Several Gays ef the week for a month, ana immediately to make @ written report to the secretary of the conaition of the sick member, and that If the written report of such committee confirm the in- uh sick member, then $5 a | week for tue support of such sick person 13 to be allowed; nov otn we. lt further appeared thas tae committee appointed under these bylaws did not contirm the pisinuils inability to work coring any part of the time tor which be claimed benelits. ‘The bylaws wiso give the corporation the rigut toé have the sick persoa eXamined by @ physician Of 118 OWRD seiection, 1h order that it might ascertain Whether such sick | person was unable to work and Was really eu- | titled to relief. ‘The defendant claims that it bad | the plamtuf examined under these provisions of | the bylaws, and that the report Was uniavorabie | to bin, Ine bylaws also provide that the mem- | bers of the corporation, at amy regular meet- | ing, have the right to determine, vy | a majority vote of the persous present, whetner & person claiming to be sick is or is not entitied to reliel from said corporation, and that ata revular meeting of the corporation, oa the Sth of November, 1573, doubts arose whether | the piainuit was really unable to Work and en- | Utled (oa continuation of mis weekly paymen | and om tke 7th of February, upon the Varlous rr | ports made, the members o! (ue corporation, by & | majority vote, resolved tat the plalutuT was not | entivied to the benetits canned, und en the sin of | August, ls74, the members of said corporation | pursuant to the provisions of tts bylaws, tried thi | plamtuf on a charge of attempting to ceceive (hi } | pd Lipsey in regard to nis aileged sicknes: which Various of the members claimed Was Jeigned. Ine plaintiff was notifed of this trial, appeared upon the notice and joimed tn tne de- liverauons of tne trlul and in bis presence the plaiutiil was ad- the corporati:m. Tne tesiimony given upon the | trial sdowed that the tliness of the plamuf was | received under and (hat among the remedies employed whue at- tempiing a cure Were lager beer and other stima- | lants of a simular kind, in leu of more appropri- unt 1 tain it is suMicient ior tue purposes of this case to noid | hat the piaimud, by Decuming amember of the corporation and sub- | scribing (0 Lis constitution anu byliws, Volunte- Tily became Lound by their provisions, and that, | having appeared belore the Meeting at which he | was tried, ne subjected himself tu tne jurisdic. | tion of the corporation, and that be cannot now be alowed to complain of the resuit of the trial in which he bimself took 80 in- terested @ part. The proceeding on inandamus beiore Judge Lawrence, of the Supreme Court, because that adjudication related toa previous sequently no opportunity of veing heard, and | Judge Lawrence very properly held that such an | expulsion Was iliegal and that @ bylaw permitung auch expulsion Was Unreasonable. | heartily agree With him 18 bis conclusions, but in the present in- stance notice was given and the plaintiff accuaily wliended and Submitted to the jurisdiction of the corporation, and ne 18 certaluly bound by its ac- tion On tat account and has bo right to complaro ol the result, Under these circumstances | think the action of the corporation is conclusive upon the piamtiff, and upon the evidence and the vari- ous reports beiore referred to I must find for the defendant. Avabel P. Fitch for plaintiff; Messrs, Salomon & Burke Jor deiendant. WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Bixhy. BURGLARY IN THIRTY-FOURTH STREET. On the 14th of June two young burglars broke into the house of Mr. Samuel S. Hunt, No, 56 West Thirty-fourth street, and carried of about $91 wortn of silverware. Detective Rodgers, of the Twenty-uinth precinct, on Friday night arrested Joseph Underhill, twenty-one years of age, an@ Kobert Nolan, fifteen years of age, on 5 icion. They were icentifled yesterday by Mr: ate Meeban a8 two young men Whom she saw going out of the basement doer ul No, 55 West Tuirty-iourth street on the day of the ourgiary and Wbom she followed fur two or turee blocks uDtll she was struck In the breast by the youoger of the two—Rovert Nolan. Both prisoners were committed by Judge Bixby yesterday in $2,000 bail to answer at the General Sessions, COULISSE CHAT. The musicai season has closed in London, Levy and Arbuckle will play solos to-night Gilmore’s Concert Garden, The 400th performance of “La Juive” has just been given at the Opéra at Paris. cert of the London Philbarmonic. Verdi's “Aida,” with Miss Hauck as the heroine, has proved highly atiractive at Pesth. The summer Theatre Kroll, at Berlin, has begun its opera season with “Der Freyschtttz.” Mile. Chapuy, @ French prima donva, made a succes @estime at Drary Lane last month in “La Traviata.” Miss Vinnle Ciancy will appear in “Cnilperic’’ at Robinson Hallim the forthcoming prodaction of Hervé’s opera. At Florence a new opera by Moscuzza, ‘I Quat- tro Rustegni,” has teen performed. 1s said to be excellent. The revivai of Gounod’s “Romeo and Juliet,” at Covent Garden, alter nine years, has been a triumph for Patti and Nicoltal. Carl Rosa has enzaged Santiey for his fall se: son of English opera in England, and arthur Sul livan is writing an opera for him. Wacutel has entered into an engagement with Mr. Neuendorf to appear bere at the Academy of Music, October 15, 1875. company will be organizea, The /étes io honor of Simon May and o: Donizetti | will be celebrated the first sortnight in Septem- | ber, Twenty-four operatic representations were to be given; these are now reduced to six. ) = 3 ¢ € = La] 3 ¢ fs 5 = = = 3 s E = E NY = = fas is 3 = the pianist, celebrated at Dresden, on the 1st inst., the twenty-fifth anniversary of his appoint. ment as cappellmeister to the King of Saxony. It is positively stated in Milan that Stoiz, Waide- mann, Medini and Masini have signed a contract to sing im “Alda,” in Paris, irom April 20 to June 20, 1876, with Signor Muzio, of New York, as con- danctor. Mile. Aimée has been fragal, it appears. She went back co France this time with 100,000 franca, and is #oun to give ahouse warming at her mag- uifieent new house at Troquet, ior which she has beea laying by mouoy aimost ever since the be- ginning of her career, Recentiy at the Burg Theatre, Vienna, Mme. Haiginger, the first old woman, ceiebrated tne sixtieth anniversary of her début apon the stage. | The Crown Prince was the first to throw a gia Saxony, was taken from Police Headquarters yes- | and sent to Ludiow Street Jau to await an exam- | forth, and Will be found important to those unions | and for the promotion of social intercourse aod | by the second section of the act of incorporation | plaionig | Du: suunce of its charter aud in force guriag the | ‘Uines in the complaint mentioned, that, in order | os members, and on such | judged gulity of tne ciarges and eXpelled from | rather pecullat circumstances, | does not alu the plaintiffs in the present action, | trial, of which the piaimtif bad no notice and con- | Wienlawski was the soloist at the closing con- | 8. The music | An entirely new opera ite with the Imperial family. years old. Pagavini’s violin is carefully preserved in a glass case in the mumicipal palace of Genoa. It has just been removed in the presence of @ royal delegate, the Marquis Lamponi, and other persons of note, in order to photograph it. ‘This important item of | bews 1s given in tue most serious manner in the local paper. | Two musical novelties have appeared at Vienna at the same thine—one, “Un Matrinionio Sotto le Repoolica,” by Podesta, at the Vermo Theatre the other, “Il Cacciatore,” by Canavasso, at the Radegonde Theatre. ‘Ua Metrimonio” met witn Weil-merited success, but one representation of “Ll Cacciatore” was saMcient fer the pubiic, A very interesting musical eveut will take place | at Jones’ Wood Co:osseum this afternoon, com- | mencing at three o’clock, Downing’s Ninth Regi- | men! Band wili vive the entire “Stabat Mater’? of Rossini, toe solos being distributed among tne following instramentaust Cornet, Mr. Ben- jamin C, Bent; clarionet, Mr. J. Michael Morell; Nugelhorn, Mr. B. B. Dale; althora, Mr. H, Stoll; euphonium, Mr. I. X Diiler. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK YOR THE Pe MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST, |_ Saite Deativastion. | Office. 18, \mavervoot. |zy brosaway. 4. | Live: #4 bowling Green M4. <|7z Hrowd way, 1b. 6] Broadway We 2 Kowung Green She is seventy-six Steamer. Wyoming. . | Abyssinie... ot tndiai Kh Adria Vn . 19 Broadway. Spain 17.) Liverpool. |6# Kroaawa7, Site 17.| Liverpool. | 1S Brosaway we owhng Green Idaho. 0 29 Broadway. rte ool. 1s Bow ling Green | Broadway. nn. {09 Broad way: | Celt erp 19 Broadway | cuy Liverpool [15 Broadway, | Caltoruia. Glaswow. Bowling Green | L’smerique 24] Havre +... |55 Jirond way + onau Bremen...|2 Bowling Green Montana. Liverpool. 29 Broadway, 4Bowhng Green . [72 Brona way. 6] Broadway 15 Broadway. 19 Broad way. Liverpool. Glasgow, | Pommerani: | : ‘ity of russe Pereire, Hremen.. ..|2 Bowling Greem .| Hamburw../61 Broad way. :| Liverpoel..|15 Broadway. Havre., 5 Broadway averpool.. /19 Broadway. gar NOVICK TO CAPTAINS OP VESSELS ENTER. | ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New York Menarp has adopted a distinguishing Coston nigh: signal for use on board the Hegatp sieam yacht, show: img While burning the colors rea, green, red, changing from one to the other m succession, and can be seen sev- | eral miles distant. Captains of vessels upon seeing this | Signal will oblige us by preparing any marine news | they may have for the Ship News Department of the Uxrap. o@- Persons desirous of communicating with vesacls arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Huzatp news yacht, pier No } Kast River, New York. Letters recsived from all parts of the world and prompuy delivered, Duplicates are re- quired, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. TIGH WATER Sun rises - 438] G Island..morn 216 + 781 (Sendy Hook.morn 1 31 Moon sets....morn — —/ Heli Gate....morn 4 01 | PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 10, 1875. CLEARED. aa deaas Colombo (Br), Burkett, Hull, E—O L Wright & | ‘Steamer ewy. 4 (Ger), Meyer, Bremen via Southamp- | ton—Velrichs & | Steamer aur of “Faces Greenman, Galveston via Kev ory. West—C H Mal ‘Steamer New Orleans, Dearbora, New Orleans—Clark Z San Jacinto, Chesseman, Savannab—W R vatean Champion, Lockwood, Charleston—J W Quin- Steamer Jones, Wilmington, NO—Wm P cntgainey, Henetactor, | CGmer Wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk, Oity Poin: and michwond—Uld Dominion steamship | (Ruamer & © Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DO—J | © Kenyon. | © Steainer Boverty, Wallace, Phitaderpnia—vames Hand | Steamer Gen Whitney, Hailett, Bostou—H ¥ Vimock. | Bark Emelia Ciampa (ital, Catiero, Bristol, s—-A P a abiares ‘Springbok (Br), Isles, Cork for orders—J Sands cker. | Bark Costante (Aus), Cosullen, Cork or ¥almouth for rs—slocovic “bark Behrend (Ger), Berding, Dublin—Dill & Rad- | wk Osanna (tal), Garguilo, Waterford, {John 0 | cl ack om Carrier Dove (Bri, Simonson, Rotterdam—Geo B Sih Guchen (Pr), Havard, Alicante—Boyd & Hinck- | Siar Ada Gray, Race, Buenos Ayres—John Norton Jr sari Leander (Br), Jones, Penzance—Funch, Edye & ‘hig J ¥ Merry, Bradley, Copenhagen—James E Ward | Brig M P Harrington (Br), Clucas, Pernambueo and Bahia—C W Beriau: (Br) Irving, Barbados—Leaycraft & Co, Nd Wilham (Br), Pike, Harbor Grace—K P Currie & ‘fing Ernestine, McKnight, Portland—Brett, Son & obey Warren, Jobuson, Georgetown. Donn iesy- eratt & Vo pa yes V Crandall, Maloney, St Andrews, NB—ved eye hr Yavinis Bell, Aldrich, Key West—Bonner & Pinekney. sehr Jesse 8 Clark, Kiwood, Fernandina and Camp Pinexney—E D Hurlbut & Co. scbr cea Lark, rike, Perth Amboy—Jed Frye & Co. Sioop Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence—Ht W Jaekson >on. Stoop Mary Atwater, Hawkins, New Haven—Cart- wright & Doyle. Brig Luc 2 ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STRAM YACHTS AND | HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Mosel Ger), Neynaber, Bremen June 26 and j Southampton 2th, with nides and passengers t) Oelriehs 46 29, lon 31.38 ; Oth, lat i 56, lon 49 06, passed bark Piso saw three | | bergs. | ,@tedmer Switzerland (Belg), Jackson. Antwerp sun | 26, with mde and 131 passengers to Peter Wright & Sc | July 5, lat 42 5%, lon 43 40, saw a German steamer, jame day’, lat 42 37, lon 49 19, pwased two large tce- | bers nung #8ch With, thdse, and 65 pawengers to 0, t 46 40. lon 47 30. passed 3 large Yuiy ® pamed North Germen betk bo ; lat dl, lon 63 9, passed steamer Rotterdam boun amer Ashland, Whitehurst, Savannah July 6, with indse and passevgers to R Lowden. Steamer Gul Stream, Crowell, Charleston, July 7, with mdse and passengers to J W Quiutard & Ci Bark Kelso (of Suieldy), Dodds, stvgapore March 8, via St Helena May 28, with mdse lo order, Passed An- ver March 23; was off Cape of Goud Hope 2i days with a succession of N and NW gales; sorang joreyard and Dowsprit and dumaged, rixglig: crossed the squator June 9: July & lat, 98 43 lon 7}, slenalied a brig staerlny wing house flag bine and white, with red diamoat Viviano, Palermo 42 days, with Passed Gibraltar June 12. Liverpool), West, Itio Janeiro 37 irult to 5 Burk Fairy Belle | aays, with collee to Pendergast Bros & Brig f Kemek, hose, Cienfuegos 17 days, with suzar Yossol to Miller & houvhton, togave, erry & Co sehr Ue to « Chapuran: Schr M Jeu, Sunvor a Laugh; of rk, Cross, Baracos, 1) days, with fruit to ltod B Wenberg. Drink water, Facksouvitie lo 9daye, & Buckie; vessel to H with lumber to Dre ©o. Schr Katie D Turner, days, with lumber to Drew | Selir Henry 1 Pitts, Fren Schr Levenia, Pierce, Vi rehr Alice Pieree, Green |. par Bark Otae Mino (Aus), Stn und anchored at = the city AM J0ch. Kereaxeo Kh—Steamer L for Savannan, on account of proper condition. Steamer Clevpatea proceeded yester day with the Leo's passengers, | PASSED THROUGH HELL GATS, BOUND SOUTH. Sehr Nettie (Br), Biitt, StJohn, NB, tor New York, 7 days, with lath to Jed Frye & Co. selir Annie 8 (sr urd, Sc Jolin, NB, for New York, * mber to Hevey & Parker. . NB, for New tJonn + & Son. al Banks for New | Sehr S&H Gould Gould, Yel uiver for New York, 6 Hottnan Sh vopahire, Pordand, Cy tor New ‘pring tur New York. Chamberlin, Jacksonville, 6 & Buckie Virginia. vila. Virginia. Gatticich, which arrived », Dantels, hence 8th inst chinery not being im FY Taruord for New York, |} Bene An aut tor New York Bebe Flor for Crowon port | Sehr Kasmion, Carberry, Sehr Vk Gates, Holmes, lumber to V R vintes & © | Uscr Julia A Berkelo, N aven tor New Yor! 8 fur Mott Haven, with “Anderson, ybrook for New York. so Dr Wm R Powers, Saunders, Norwalk for New | vSehr Rivira, Yancor. Machias for Now ber to Chaso, Talvot ie Fae Ore | sone Luey ‘Church, dew Bedtora tor New scht Neptune's Bride. Linasley, Cal ™ wate ng te oc Y, Calats tor New York, | “sone s Bdcranwon, | i ‘ave, Portland tor New York, with stone to orae solr Ario “Ses e, 3 Riso Providence N | gebr win | 8 Kimer, Trib ane Por Hane tot Any oe | Sour Henry Ginos Collin, New Nediord for Now ’ York, BOUND Bast, Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallett. New York for Boston, Steawe: City of New Bediord, Kiel, New vore foe New Bedtord steamer Holivar, Geer, New York for New London Brig giraty Queen, smith, Now York tor Portland. Mi iiack mans Afholdy wouaout for App 1, Arhold, Rondout fur Apponat Bor Aatu orth, New York tor Boston. poly Wood, Alea, Now ors tor New Bediorde auly Hoos for orders, came up to | fore Jeddie. Bree. Mobopen for kastp “fed harie w York for mport. urtJohasoa for sto mt. Sehr Reading RR No 42, Ran in, Amboy for Hariford. Sehr Henrie ta, Downs, Amboy tor I’ ty rad Sche LH Jones, Hussey. Sew York 1: aed T Rowland, Kewland, “Sew York or Wood's Schr Ruth Thomas, Cligord. Port Jonnson for Boston, Sebr Sandolph! n, Allen, New York tor Bastporc. Schr Connecticut, Gedney, Port Johnson tor Ipswich, SebrJ Hf Young, Barrett, Rondout tor rawtucket, sehr Mary Brockway, Lord, Sew York lor base: Schr Kate Scranton, palmer, Vilzabethport for Prov- Sone E Ritter, Kelsey, Etizabethport for Providence. Sehr Orton, smith. boken tor Fall River. Sehr ML tail, snow, Albany for Apponaus, Schr E Waterman, Kingsley, Waterman tor Nantucket. Lt sliza & Rebecca, steelman, Port Johnson tor ser Baltimore, Francis, Elizabethport tor New Ha- “Schr JP Carver. Carver, Fort Jo tehr Hi 8 Billings. Billings, New Senr site ‘Gurney, Gurney haze, inson for Boston. ‘ork for Boston. pv iit Havre; Colombo (Br) Kactar (Ger), Brome Mull 5 ie; City of Waco, Anges (Br), Kingsto ston vi Key West; New Orieans, New Orleans; Cleopat oa Vannat: Sun Jacinto, dor Champion, Charleston: Bene. | factor, Wilmington, NC; Wvanoke, Hichmond, 46% is © | Knight, Georgetown, De; ships Peterborough (ir), Lom don; Golden State, pagnatat: Verano, pan Francisco: barks Thos i reihansel (Ge eu ieTnvidia ‘Ge }, Murscitie: yt Westmoreland (Br), sel- tast; schr Harriet (Br), St Johns, N¥ Also sailed, bark Currier Dove (Br), tor Rotterdam. Shiv Voyager, for San Francisco ‘and anchored oat- side the bur in consequence of head winds. Wind at sunset SE, light. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Sreamee Sewixoux, which put into Norfolk a short time since disabled on her voyage from Savannah to Boston, sailed for the latter vert morning of 8th, in tow of steumcr Commerce, to be repaired. Scum Bitty 47 tons, of New London, PRI, capsized and sunk off Cariboo, Fie.ou, in 844 fathoms water, July 1. Scun ALMauxrrA.—Ainong the cargo saved of this ves" sel (vefore reported wrecked onthe Birninl Shoals, on | the voyage from New York to New Orleaus) ts a qitun- tity of marble tembs in numyer, which were belng shipped te New Orleans to be. piaced over the raves of Federal soldiers who tell dunng the late war, hhese were taken to Nassau in fair condition, aad will Probably be reshipped buck to New York, Capt Potter. of the New Hedtord whaling bark Morn- tng Star, died at Panama 30th ult. * Gasex, July W--Capt Olsen, ot bark Columbus (Nor), from Kings R Ang Daw dhe Was apparently an American schr and hud the | ters LUI on her stern. the remainder of she name being defaced, She was water logged and her masts were Kone, Gionarran, June 23—The cargo of tobaceo of German bark Washington, now uudersoing repairs. hus been {ramanipped ‘froth ihe wreck to the Belgian steamer ulla Davis for destination exhorn). WHALEMEN. At Panama July 2. bark Mort Morning Star, —— (late Pot- ter), of NB, arrived June 16, Arrived at do June 17, bark Cape Horn Pigeon, Baker, of Dartmoutu, SPOKEN. hip, Sie a trom Boston for Honolulu, dane 25, wat ot 39) Ls hip Your Pech mm New York for San Fran- elsco, “duly if 7B tuiles sf ol'saudy Hook. = trom New York tor Pascagoula, Jal; off Double fink trie ‘Keys. Seine hse stile ed NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS * Merchants, shipping agents ani shipmasters ars in- formed that by telegraphing tothe Heaauv London Ba- reau, No 46 Fleet street, or to tho Paris office, Rus Feribe, the arrivals at ani departures trom European | and Eastern ports of American and all toreign vessels trading with the United states, the same will bo cablod to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Mediterranean ports wi'l find tne Paris ofmce the more economica: and expeditious for telographing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Antwerp, July 9—Arrived, barks Conquestatore (Ital), Lauro, Baltimore; Sarah (Br), May, New York; Letizia (ial, Castellano. do. Bristot, July 10~Arrivea, ship Transit (Br), Dixon, Quebec. Brexen, July 8—Sailed, ship Herbert Beach (Br), Cros by. United States. Borpgavx, July $—Arrived, bark Julle Ernestine (Fr), Labarbe, New York. Satled 8th, bark Quatre Smurs (Fr), San Francisco. Bancxroxa—Salled, bark Espana (8p), Olaquibel, United States. Deat, July 9—Arrived, brig Medusa (Br), Jones. Fer- naudina for Hull, Sailed 10th, ¢chr SF Oaller, Webber (from London), Natal Dunpatx, July 9—Sailed, bark Fernjot (Nor), Mohl- bach, United States. Exsivors, July ¢—Arrived, bark Antonietta O jital, Trapani, New York for stettin. Grawtox, July 9—Arrived, bark Eveline (Br), Lochead+ Quebeo. Gaxxxocg, July 9—Arrived, ship Leaping Water (Br), MacWilliam, Quebec. Livervoot, July 10—Arrived, ships Radiant, Hazard. San Francisco; Raspegadera (Br), Purcell, do; J H Kim- bail, Humphreys, Lobos; Acme (Br), Devine, Quebec. Sailed 9th, ships City of Brooklyn, Herriman, United States; John Gambles (Br), Rimmer, San Francisco. Lowpow, July 10—Arrived, ships Red Jacket (Br), Pot- linger, Quebec; Agathe (Nor), Hansen, do: barks Aurora (Br), Churchill, Bull River, SC; Ocean Phantom (Br), MeNulty, Ouebec, ¥iyuovurs, July 10—Arrived, ship Sunbeam (Br), Dal zell, Doboy. Quaenstowx, July 10—Arrived, barks Larkspur (Br), Storey, Montreal; Saguenay (Br), Brown, Philadelphia; brigs Little Harry (Br), Berke, New York; Jens Hintze @an), Harnen, do. Arrived 9tn,8 PM, steamer Russia (ri, Cook, New York tor Liverpool. Srirueap, July 10—Arrived, steamer Nederland (Belg), James, Antwerp for Philadelphia (see below), Vigo—Arriyed, brig Dart ( Cotter, New York. Satied from ——, bark Glacier, Wylie, United States, Loxvox, July 10—Steamer Nederiand (Belg), James, from Antw: tor Philadelphia, put into Spithead to-day with machinery damagea. Bark Clan McLeod (Br), Alexander, whieh arrived at Deal July 5 from Portland, 0, while tying in the River Humber parted her cable and went ashore, but was fhoated again witbout assistance, and will be towed into Hull. FOREIGN PORTS. rrived, brigs Hattie E ‘ ond faired ‘sth tor Cuba): July 1 oe ae sailed 2d for Port AsPinwaut, Ji Cook. Boston Oberon (Br), Hannay, Liverpool (and Limon and Greytown). Salled June 23. schrs Thos J Lancaster, Hunter, Ha- yana; Geo KE Bowdoin, Fitzgerald, San Andreas; 25th, Geneva, Glover, do. ‘ eter eee June 15—Arrived, bark Meguatecook, Hem- ing Way, bea nrc 'N8, July 8—Arrived, brig Addie Benson 1), Latver : Or AO. ine 24— Arrived, ship: Call, San Francisco (and yuled June 8 for Patelion d ‘de "Picn 29th, 8 Tvanus Blanchard. Green, Autwerp (and sailed June Sfor Pabellon de Pica). i port Bhs barks Abtel Abbot, och, Hatile M (Br), Eaton, do. Suited June 4 (not Chase, Pabelion de Pica; In port June HM, ships ‘Ann Faipnraiso rived oth, ise, | Youn Brace, trom Cardid, strived sth. ao, dor incre| pimuions trom Rio Janeito, arrived 8th’ (clearing), jor Europe. re, Now York, Pialy 7—Arrived, bark M E Chapman (Br), of ye Jed 7th. sehr $ T Baker, Cook, Boator Alen Cumpbell, Bunker, Now Norks brig Venezuela ( p). Olive, Newfoundian Cow Bay, CB, July 7— red, scr Vascell, for New rom Cagliari), Bath, Me. In port June 2, tark Vittoria (Ital), Maresca, from New York, arrived 424, diag part of cargo, for Genée, M106 ue $—In portbark Walton (ir), for New York | via Yokob: lds. | “Havana, July 8—Arrived, sehr Gussle Morgan, Indi. anola : Yt steame Auatin, Si iy ay 22—In port snip tea. ‘Madale, tor Now Tn por r Lucy > Wilhs, Pritchard, from sourabaya, & Boston, do; Anahuac, Matibewe trom ved 16h, to load. for New York; Titan, Ber- yeaa Shanghai, arrived 20th, for London or Liver. Pacmets' port, shios Alex MeN, GectysburR, der; ivanhoe, Herrim: hard; in Gongrves itp. nd Martha Colb, Gresnbank, 1 “rons pe Timms, Ma Powe Kendrick Fish, Watts, tor ag York. Matanzas, July }—salied, brig Don Quixote, Monroe, north of Haiteras Op Hannon, 4, July 2—Salled, brig Mary E Rowland, ton, Ne is ray June ie ‘ia Fu Klien F Sutherland (Br). Boston, PABRLLON ~ 6 net, x bal Guvery: “Charlotte A *vittiette % Sart are iter | gusting, Colby; Jas 4 Wright, Morrison ; Fish, Carne: had 5 and John “Weyoe, Mt ( iti gets Ptiaeu Pru Geo B Doane (Br), Cor Scammell monds, do. Fananh, July 1~Arrived, steamer Colima, olan, San neisco. Pigiied Jane %, steamer Constitution, Austin, San Fran- ote 6 Jaxnino, June 27—Sallod, DATE Allee Tatnter, Loe New 5 rt June 15, barks poh ir), Soollan, and pu Miccane FY ir), Kilne, wr Yorks ‘Now bight hapman, for, Baltimore: mond, Toabrishe (Fey to tot Koads; bile H ion Ger tor New Yors be es i leh, ond ; Florence Margaret (Br), { fampe n Kose age pein ved Rasa ship Haze, are Henetactor, Haydorn, go. por reer orthea (De PG iorrd i Hai dos ‘son, ce north of Peumiuiees do. Sehr Laure, Ponee, Saniea ra Raa: baie SAILED, * Pr py ty, iy oo (Br). for Bier oat bo di © —A 49; The Queen (ir), do; olivie (ir, Glasgow: Gustalig “inn, dos trojan (3 Ville de Paris alt Jone.¥B, July 9-Arrived. brig Cores (Br). Robin~ i w York; ser * Ita” (probably AU » Kirk. ie! Pteared th, bark Cawthorn (Br), Penarts ‘tae for a NS, July 8—Satled, schrs Potomac, Aloxan- driv; £ & Emerson, do. ft okguaa, June’ li—In_ port bark Mora (Br), Augel, from Hlogo, ‘arrived May 26, tor New York, ldg. AMERICAN PORTS. WiLEXANDBIA, July 9Arrived, schr Aldana Rokes, Below—Sehr Anna Lyons. jrom Windsor. SutledSehrs Sopiue Kranz, Fortiand: G H.Mills, Prov. ence HI Congdon. do “deo Vreeland. LA Kase. J L 4 KW Godirey (from George- BOs a duty ay Mouland, Liverpool: Anite i biladetphia: Tr! steamers Batavia plat ws, Bearse ve, New York: rk “Romana © ant sere Anuig May. May: AM vec, » Brooks, Lore; William F int, Warren; Belle tardy, Kelley, and Addie Carsou, Godrrey. Fil ‘Also arrived, ik Ephraim Wi Keen, Fnlledelpia, 4 ov" I Lau Hh ey War Perr! via Salem; jie Kutie G Robinson, Champion Douglass; TT Tasker, Avlen ;' Wim Willer, Phelps. Cranmer, an { Elvie Davis, Arm: from Philadelphia; Addie ¥uller, Frencn, ‘Hobo. eury v Witlets, rvutice, do; Madagascar, ‘turner, a —stemers Worcester, Uedze, Matitax: Banta, Gluucus, Bearse, New York; rouilall Wharton; W ewy: ken; ti bvanen Hem-rson, — Queenstown; Sussex West, London “via New sobre Pous,* Hay Hi. Fisk, . Richmond, Va; Kina Wright, Freeman, Georgetown, DC, Hate Baker, Bearse, Baltimore; Ira Latrienics, Uoleinan, New Yor; JG Collyer, Lewis, ey, Suite, Buckley, do. jed—Steamers Atlas, and Johns Hopkins; barks zureka, iG A. Houghton. July 10—Arrived, steamer America, Bil- ; bri Abto ( Bahia via Trinidad; monton, Boston: Hattie G Dow, Nicker- Mosely, Urann, Demerara. wland, from Rio Janeiro ls. Vleared—Steamers Calvert. Foley, Charleston: J A rie Hal, Newbern, NC; ship David Stewart, Forbes, janeiro: barks savanna (Hr), O'Neill, Heltast, Haage: mony, Weistol, brig Herman, sylphiden (Nor), fattersou, ord 3 art, Coombs, Boston j A Dentke’ somerset: ‘Lnttie, Boston: BRUNSWICK, Ga, July 10—Arrived, steamer (Hunts- nester, New York (and cleared to recur). ‘SON, July l0—Arrived, bark RH Purinton, ns Urig Swift Havand: scnrs Abbie Pitman, ‘Satilla, Rivers, Wath, Me. Butléd-—Stoainers Charleston, Berry, New York; Equa- tor, Hinekle AK Grosby, Bostol Chat ALY EST Ne uly ete red, schr Robert Rutt, R ul eared, schr rt Ru: 1 ten, Hava 6 ge ana, MOBILE, July 10—Cleared, scur Thos Winans, Morg: “Kingston, Ja. NEW ORLEANS, July 19—Arrived, stoamer Chas W Lord, Colton, Havana (and cleared 19 return Cleared—Swamer Knickerbocker, feeeh tee New Yors; bark Josefina sp), Maristany, Barcelona. Pass-at/Ourus, July 10—sulled, bark Gem, Havre, Soutawxst Fs, ly lW—Arrived, brig Esperanza Olen), Aivarado, eWPORT, Waly’ §, PM—Arrived, schrs Anna Rell Hyer, Petis, Vhiiade!phia; Stephen Morgan, Cale, Fall Méver for Georgetown, DG: Abst W Parker, Dean, do for mire Chobuek, Fail Kiver tor aia San th ipo. Mekerson, Weehawken for Chai NEW HAVEN, July 9—Arrived, schr J.B Carrington, Parker, Baltimore. ENSACOLA, July 6—Arrived, schr Annie, Lawrence, otis (and cleared for Gioawosd, Geared Bark B-llevue Br, Sinclair, Queenstown, red, bark sebastapol (Br), Kusyell, Aberdeen h—C (not Alexandria Hih— Arrived. sehr Mary J Cook, Cook, New York. be ro hy rey of ‘Ottawa (Br), Duan, sh de Della Torre, Chase, Puiladeipnias PONTLADELPHIA, July (Ocagriveds steamers era, Pendleton, New Bedtord; K C Biddle, Pierce, New York; John 5 Shriver, Wood, Baltimor: hip Nautilus (Br), Burkee, pare et beig “Geo. tlarri fore Bangor; sehrs Farravat, Hart, auth; Kita May, Below—sehrs F Terver, from Charleston: Minnie ruuswigk, Kate Mu Hee : Lena + Olara Davisor Lynn; Lottie Lee, nett. Bangor, aud James O’vonohue, ar, New Urivans; “Iaylor & Mutais, tree; Jonathan May, Boston, Cleared—-ehrs K & 8 Corson, * J Raynor, New Bedford: Lehinan Blew, Jo; 4. Saiford, Somer: sety W Gorlye! Hingham jertl od J Follows, New Bedrord: Adam Buwlby, Nowmaree; FP Hell “Also cleared, steamers Ploneer, Wakeley, Savannah; Fanita, Huuter, Charles on; Norman, Nickerson, Bos: ton; Vindicator, Rogers, Providence’ Catharine ‘Whit- ing, Harding, do; Ann liza, Richards, New York; ship Henry Pelham me Dakin, Quebec; schrs & Bubeoc Smith, Boston; Corson j man, as Bliss. Hatch, do: A ¥° Hoffman, and man Blew, Kobinvon, New | Bedtord ; EJ Ack etchum, " Somerse! ieee oo thoi Arnold, New. London; Jesse W Kniguts Fenton, Pawwieket; A'S Cobn, Brown. Newport; Fre ipswich; ( #' Jackson Freach,” Pine ‘oh Porter, Barepuens, Pawtucket; Roger Suiy 10, AM-—the sohr L & D Fisk, from Usborne's Land ng, with coal, arrived last evenin schrs J K Manning, tor Boston; Henry Allen, tor Provi-: ge lense: Charles W Kelley, for ; Boatoits Sopni Marcia 4 |.ewis, for do: J Paine, for do; Boston, Br One and ‘das Bliss, for (lo, passed down this morning. ‘Sehrs C J Willard, for Port!and, and Mary A ‘Trainer, for Lynn, parsed down last ¢ rh Horace pons irom Phila fetpnia for Salem,’ re- turned here nd her mate, he being sick. ‘Noon -Swauer Laicaster, tor Boston rs Jumnes 0 snindler. for do, and Fred Gray, tor Newburyport, pasyed down sines morning report. M—Bark Metsola (Rus), for stettin, passed down this Bostot Pioneer, $86 teamer Cath? erine, Whiting, tor Providence, passed down at $115 PM. The Us reventic cutter Hatmi.ton, for Cape May, passed down this afternoon, Del, July 10—Ship Republic, from Antwerp, Kate sancton, trom Dublin—both tor orders, ‘al. tor Norfolk, iy here. 4 elgck eis moral arrived from New York at 6 clock this morning. pee are ‘unchanged. Ship Republic remains for, Philadel deiphia. b, July | not 9th)—Cloared, brig Abby Ellen, Blake, Port Koyuly SC. 10th—Arrived, steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York; bark rett0g. Bans’ ‘omb, Hogoad {beige Carrie Puring: won. more. do; Caprera, do: Ad le, Hall, do; Geo Philadelphia: ‘ttt M Tucker, do; sonr font: ockland for ork. red--sehirs Alaska, New York; A Johnson, Baltt- eIGHMON: July 7—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New Yor! Sailed —sehra Paugusset, Ingersoll, New York; Lucy TON PME FRANCISCO, July 2—Arrived, ship King Rawlins, Port Gamble. bi aia Oleared—Bark Ark wright, Marshall, Nanatmo, Sailed—Bark Legal Tender, Marshall, Kodiak. 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