The New York Herald Newspaper, July 13, 1875, Page 10

THR FLOODS. IN. FRANCE French Accounts of the Calamity---The Peril of Bordeaux. APPEAL OF THE BISHOP OF ORLEANS, From La Gironde.] What widespread disaster! What rich harvests ywept away! What & host of victims! In such a brief space of time we Ceunot get the exact num- ber, But what is conjectured is horrible, The water falls in the high lands and rises in the Bironde; but this ta less alarming than in Agenais snd Languedoc. The country is open in this dis- trict, the river banks are low and the effect of the NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. Incanto assist or Toulouse. iscount TOUssA Touxouss, June 25, 170 Or. PRACTICAL 8YMPsTHY. A meeting of Frenchmen, principally natives of the Southern departments of the Republic, was held last evening at No, 126 Sixth avenue, to con- sider the subject of raising funds for the relief of ‘the unfortunate victims of the recent foods. M. Guirand, Premdent of the Société Meridionale, oc- cupled the chair, and M. Felix Rocque acted as Secretary, All present evinced an earnest desire to farther the generous object of the meeting. A committe, consisting of the following named genutiemen, was appointed to collect contriba- tions:—Etienne Guirand, Marin Gambier, Heart Dupin, Felix Rocqne, Cyprien Faure, Regis Seynac and Alexander Larrien. Al! funds received will be at once remitted to France, M. Gambier offered a crayon portralt to be raf. flea for by members of the Société Meridionale and which would be fnliy worth $100, The rollowiug additional subscriptions were food, therefore, less destructive. Nevertheless, reat havoc has been done bere. The Bordelaise district does not appear to have suffered, altpougn Bordeaux was threatened for a snort time yester- day. Gloomy reports were circulatea in the even- (ng and gained credence with many. Merchants fom the Paludate and Brienne quarters, feariug an inundation, cleared the quays of their goods. Urowas Diocked the banks of the river as ‘ar as the bridge. The Sood was seen to rise and ia- crease in strength. A large stone placed at the edge of the Water was submerged in two minutes, | fhe crowd recoiled before the flood and looked again at the dread scene with a ieeling of Im- pending disaster, With the morning came reltef, It was discov- ered that Bordeaux would ve spared, thoagn the Gestroyer be at her gates, All the river disiricts are overflowed as far ag the Arbanats, extending to Portets, where the river widens into a va: Qnd profound lake. The sun 1s bright; every ep covered with a sheet of water; an le of a ouse appears above the gilttering sari atult of foliage indicates the position of a tree; a lev- eiled stake shows the destruction of & huge mass ot bre The country around Cerons has euureiy disappeared. There ts nought but desolation and rain there. Its very cifferentirom the district pi the Gironde. On the left of tho railroad from rdeaux, 88 far a8 Portets, all has been laid aste, while On the rignt there 1s pastoral bappi- $3 and enjoyment such Is itie, joy aq mourn, comaee mine, with each other. At rons ‘train stopped, the track being impeded = passengers were ovliged to walk to Bar ‘he: ho.ber train awaited them. The rati "company have not ‘vo-day soid tickets a ge Capone. aoa, teket was trom Bordeaux to Saint M Wishing to avail ourseives of the returao train ab Cerous, we were compelied to stop here, where many a sad sight was to be seen. The little town of Cerons is sup- merged. In one part the water reaches the first ry and the flood 1s goimy stili higher. The icun- tion began last evebing. At four o’ctock it rose elgnt centimetres, at ten it had gained twenty- five. The peasants, who are etther very confident or very careless at ali times, went to Sleep as if Bo gangsta threatened, notwithstanding every Warning. The food soon dislodged them and put to flight, Tuey could save notuing bat their them to Sree ‘Then all the roads were stopped, the coun- try inundated, The food carried all before it, barrels, woocen pillars, haystacks and wagons, trees, furniture and boats, Dead animals were Swept slong at the mercy of the current, Houses — y otcasionally. t bareac every spot is under water. Two sdaeon of water cover the gong roads, Un tue railroad the watergcarried beaps of rubbish, ‘and 500 metres from the station of Cerons is on ense excavation full of water. Desolation eve ‘6 in thia district, Peasants’ cabins trees bent together, embankments ‘swept 01 harvest destroyed. At whe brick kiln of M. Rolland was attacked by the flood and demolished, and the workmen had great trouble tn escaping with their lives, We have been scarcely two hours on the road and already piaces that were uncovered lave been sudmergec. D’Arbavass, Beautirau and nearly the whole district is under water. head Of the river, near Barsac, terrible are discovered. ral steamers of the ironde and Garonne Company have been sent to as rescue of the unfortunates. This ant, the bodies of two imeo driftea asnore near tre litle fee Oi Bégies, one about forty-dve years of age, other sixteen or eighteen, A special cespaten from Lanjou to-day says that the suspension bridge bear dtillaceire has given way to Lae flood. At Barsac the shock came so suddenly that the abitunts Ol the lower Quarters could save aething. ‘the fistle river Ciron flows into the Garonne, and thus carried away several houses, WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BE SENT. (From Le Journal Omiciel.} The general paying treasurers, receivers and toliectors bave beem authorized by the Minister BI Fimance to receive subscriptions for the suffer- tre bg the inandations. Such subscriptions be sent to Move. MacMahon, Paris, Siysée, or fhe hotel of the Presiaency, Versaliles, or to the bers of the committee, over which she pre- 3, Whese names are bjyorned ;. Ducnesse a’Audiffret-Pasquier, buifet, ia Ducnesse Decazes, Duiaure, Vailiaux, de Lacmuirauit, ls Vicomtesse de Martimprey, la Vicomtesse de Meaux, Ia uiase Ge Montalguac, Léon y, Wallon aoa Vinoy; M. Kouland, Presi- gent of tue o: France; M. Gauillot, Intendant Général and Obie! Comptrolier at the War Office; M. Durangel, Director of the Commu- Departmental Administration at the Ome: gal an 1 the Minister of the Inierior, ‘The Minisier of Public instruction and Arts sends the tollowing circular tw the rectors o/ the Various Scademies :— APPEAL OF THE MINISTER OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. Monsieun Le Rectsvu—A terrible food has inundated ry afd their tributa- the southwest of France. | Tue ri nies, swoilen by their banks an mutry districts, No one can remain indiferent to such ud never has Fr: turned a deaf ear to the try of the afflicted in other cvantries, An spyeal for foncerted action is therefore made. There cae’ undress all ‘the seats of extsblisbmanie tt yout 4, &c., inviting them to labor heartily w filling up mbserip thon, lista. ao that teachers and pupils may assist 00d WOrk, acourding er meas aM, AOy " i H. WALLON. ‘The Bishop of Orleans sends the foliowing pas- toral leiter to hts clergy, oraering a general col- teciiou im Bll tae churches: APPEAL OF THE BISHOP OF ORLEANS. Masaruvns et Cares Co-ormzatecns—A sad calamity has | vefalien our land. A flood, sudden and terr:ble, bas tansed demruction in Toulouse and in many of oar de- | partments, Extensive tracts of country have been laid asia: whole villages swept away; numerous lives lost to sptie of allattempts to save them ; more than two hundred corpses huve been thrown Up bY the waters; ¢ losses are incal nd thousands of Jauniiies fhougnt after such Nauonal Assembly 6, ad a com- Bitiee to receive subscriptions has been formed at \er- fo Under the direction of Mme, MacMahon. Tue Fresiient ang his Ministers hasten in person to exiend @ ng '¢, vy brethren, should be foremost in this Christian @ad patriotic word, as we Kuow too well the miseries of te Bog calamity. It is out the first time that such toe ay has been Drought to our minis. in iM6, equally, prompt tn moctiag sis lateq’ and moe fatal pt in meetin, as he and most fatal fiova. rhe charitable public hi ded us generously After each disaster, as we can ever forgel. Now, let as fo for our brethren of the departments of Miai what we | should do for oureeives, Ald, ‘prot benefit of those un- forwanate one: faithful cannot re- C3 your at feat Pe FPELLS, Bishop of Orieans ORLEAns, J GRATEFUL FOR OUTSIDE SYMPATHY. [From Le Sidcle.} Francs 1s not alone in her grief over such an overwheiming misfortune. Engiand and other countries extend the liveliest sympacby toward sne saterers, London Glove has opened a subscription list. In the same city the Princess’ Theatre gives a series of performances tuis week, the receipts to be devoteu to the same object. We the name of our affiicted bresnren our to our friends abroad and to our thren in and Lorraine, whuse hearts are moved by tae calamity, BoNons TO THE EPRAVE SOLDIERS. aie ‘om Le Progrés Libéral.) The ruined districts are being investigated with much zeal by the soldiers and firemen. Mone: @nch has been found, 1s promptly given ap to officers, The discovery of dead bodies proceeds siowly, On Thurscay work was resumed at toe mill of Bazacie, and the work of going vn with the view of %.6 horrors of the flood. The ‘of the two mills of Garipuy Brothers Well a8 toe principal buildings, eavy, but they cen resume work in a jew days, The Fanboury St. Michael suffered ee ee ine Myo St, Uyprien, Many houses |, bus sere Was no loss of Lin the Snes rout two hae ht Reon bl 7 wi the ve village of Fenou ich bad a rd population of 200 houses, eigot houses pany are at The sonowee notice was pusted on (nursday on the wails of Toul guint wpeens is the citizens of bcp tonal aitng the Seltsucrince aod. reat 6 fAtrisen. the death of he rave soldiers who fell vietind any aren their [mrad f joes ~—4 get, nicipal Councii, representin 1 pias nap wis io express their feelings ou served of the Games of the soldiers and ‘army eiucene a lives in attempting to save vic- Te iatities ot tue dead spiders ne an she, Bog othe Bo yatta 2 Rot rn ee ome | ize ro. fended the iraveraal Ho in every eomeieaicven is wast ae oaiey or families of the victims of RTS. cc cacinaaien, © te womane it made:— | M, Btienne Guirand, President .. M Mario Gaucer, Treasurer ; Oyprien Faure |. Pierre Martial , pues M. Vicwr Veyrac A GRAND CONCERT PROPOSED. The oMecers of i’Union Fratervelie Francais, Le elation Musicale Francais, ’Orpheon Francais and | for a grand vocal and instrumental concert to de given at an early day, the proceeds to be used for the relies of the victims by the recent doods, REMITTANCE TO VANCE. A transfer by cable for 18,371 francs was made yesterday by M. Cocdert in favor of J. Savoy & Oo., Paris, with fnstructions to distribute tae amouat Immediately among the sufferers. ae following 1urther contributions are acknowl- igedi— BY MR. ADAM YOUNG. 3 3 PER M. COUDERT. Seses BSS ses ES “as ado. BROMIVED AT OFFICE OF COUBKIER DES & IS, otore Ro Roosevelt. oo Aymore Freres. ie Boudon B. Gouguerel Workwen ot J. Leopold, Broome street COLLECTED BY M. CHARLES FRANCOIS. Eos BEE.Setta Fs a Ssssss3 SSesesseszses Ts} PSSSEVSEsys e e828, A FIREMAN’S SAD DEATH. HE IS KNIZD BY INHALING THR FUMES OF BURNING SULPHUR AND OI WASTE, wilt Hudson, an ex-freman, died yesterday morning at bis residence, No. 170 Varick street, from inhaling sulphur and smoke, which caused the destruction of bis lungs. Mr. Hudsen waa ap- Pointed @ fireman some five years ago and was attachea to Engine No, 80, as driver, He faithfully fulfilled bis duties and wes next Assistant Foreman of Engine No, 20, afterwards transferred to Engiue No, 13. While at this post he was ‘broke’ for aealing With the salary brokers. Then he was appointea on the temporary force of the Fire insurance Patrol, and last spring was promoted to the guxiliary force and assigned to night duty. Captain Huil, of the Patrol, gives him an excel leut character, At the fre at tne Aldine Build, ing, in Liverty street, on June 24, he was taken sick and sent nome, aud never left ois bome afterwards, SINGULAR CAUSB OF BIS DEATH. The canses which led to his death are briefly follows:—About June 24a Frenchman named Le Cour exhibited an invention for preserving life in poisonous atmospheres, This was balloon con- taining twenty-Ove gailons of fresno air, to be at- tached to an operator’s back aud connected by pipes to the mouth, ‘the eyes and nostrils were be covered and air to enter the mouth oy one tube and be discharged througn anotuer. The inven:or claimed that the wearer of this bellows could live for ten or fifteen or even twenty-fve minutes in the most dense smoke or fumes from any acid or minera!, Tse invention was ex- hibited in a vacant jot to South Fittn avenue, near Houston street, before the Corps of Sappera and Miners of the Fire Department, nearly 100 fire- men being present, A smail wooden house was built and inside a stove Was buruing. Tie house ‘Was filled with galt bay, olly wasre, such as cot- of suipn' These na- and M. Le Cour, with big macaine, went inside, locked the door and REMAINED POR OVER TEN MINUTES. ‘The firemen outside said that a man comld go de without the macuine, ana M. Le Cour ered he would give $500 to any one present rv who could go inside, without a macnine, and re- Main five minutes. Hudson, wro waa among the spectators, said he could, and he went insive—no one overing to stop him, He remained inside, without the machine, for two minutes and forty- companions outside, bat otuerssay that he was juside over four minutes, The same evening he was taken sick while on Guty at the fire in the Alaine building, in Liverty street, and continued to spit upbdiood. He was tended by Dr. Cooke, who treated him for piearisy; but bis “faahy, seelng he was getting worse, cailed in Dr. Heussy, of No. 72 Cuariton sireet, who discovered that bis PATIENT'S LUNGS WERE BEING RATEN AWAY. Hudson when toia the doctor what he had done, ‘but the sulphur bad taken too much effect on him, and notwithstanding the best o! attention and treatmeat he continued to sink lower and lower. Mi. Le Cour, Paks a to by the writer apon the suvject of Hudson’s death, reiated a story somewhat similar to the oh aay out © ag some before unkaown detail: sald that ne heard tne remarks oi firemen, ud ‘made ais offer ¢ $500, which Hudson came forward to earn. The daring man said he would go inside the shauty aud would oot put on the bag, adding that he would SHOW THAT HE WAS A FIREMAN YET. M,. Le vour went inside with him and shut the door, The monitor watched Hudson closely. Ina moment he dropped to the floor so aa to gain the and Le Cour motioned to ask if he wanted togo | o Fiudson said, *‘No; | can stand it.” Le Vour, Knowing that no man could live im the box very long, aguin motioned to bim to go out. Still Hudson Teiused, until he had been inside just (Wo gunutes jorty-nine seconds. Then he said, “OPEN THE DOOM Le Cour did so and Hudson ran into the strees, He then vomited jarge quantities of blood, and | trom that hour sank rapidly in health antil his death, which was a relief to his sufferings, He Was thirty-eight years ola aud had vbeen Married jor nineteea years, and leaves & widow and six chiléron, Bis wile States that he was siways a healt Man anti this occurrence mentioned. fis d is a sad blow to bis family. Captain Hull, of Insurance Patrol, nas raised a handsome sUDSCTIp- tion for the benefit of his wife and children, and his old associates in the Fire Department are fol- lowing in tne same steps. Hudaon’s faueral will take place from his late P, M., fo-Inorrow, aNd Will be attended by a large number of fremen. FUNERAL OF REV. CHARLES. B, COFFIN. The late rector of St. Paul’s Memorial Church at Edgewater, Staten Island, the Kev. Charics B, Comin, was buried yesterday. The funeral cere- monies Were performed in tne church in which the deceased had oMciated as minister with so much Gignity, They were solemn and affecting. The body of the dece: clergyman was bor into the church by the vestrymeu, the choristers in procession preceding it and ,chanting ni Uhey moved. The church was sely crowded, The Right Rev. Bishop Young, of Florida, presided it the chancel; the Rev. Dr, Seymour, Of this city, read the jesson, aud toe Rev. Dr. Hamilton Lee, of Ohrist church, New Brighton, read the prayers. The Rev. Dr. Hough- ton, of this city, delivered @ brief eulogy of this dead clergyman. When the ceremonies in the church were done the body was co! ed to Greenwood Cemetery, There was & great number of clorgymen pres- tac the funeral ceremonies, among Whom wer: he Rev. Dr. Ogiloy, Of old frintt; v. O, 0. Pi terson, of Brookiyn; Rey. Jona dem@ernan, of Pat erson, and Rev, Mr. Mansfeld. POLICEMEN’S PICNIC. Every year each of tne four sections of the Brooklyn police force is treated to a day's excur- sion to the seasiae, the place selected usually be- Société Chorale Alsacienne, |'Esperance, ,j’Asso- | PUoton Répabdlicaine are making arrangements | nine seconds, according to the time kept by his | residence, No. 170 Varick street. at hali-past one | | the | police were investigating the cause of the alarm = | quiet to-night, | inst, | twenty of whom ud‘ressed @ communication to » The froticsome officers will co aa New York and thence to Canarsie, saul Loe: a surf, Lg | in the. aokettone withoas Afterward they will * persuade”? some ‘chowder, aller the manner of Iris * peelors” dealing with & mod, and then disport _ the sandy wastes of “sea-girt shore.” 1 vs to be & “copper,” to be thus “ flipped’? inte pleasure, A CELTIO AND A COLORED FIGHT. LOvISVILLB, Ky., Joly 12, 1875. The Courter-Journal’s Olarksville (Tenn.) special says two Irishmen, named Connors and Jefoott, attacked a colored boy witha knife on Saturday nignt last, Next morning a body of about twenty wegroes attacked the two Irishmen and ren them into @ groeery, whence they were afterward taken by the po- lice to the station house for safety. The same night the negroes assaulted the grocery with istols, stones and axes, almost demohshing the uuding. Several disreputable houses were also mobbed aud the alarm bell rung. While the Rie to whence they way. There th the friends of the Irishmen broke down the door of the culaooose and set them free. A general riot was jeared at one time, but everything is No one was seriously purt, TAIN MEADOW SACRE, Bwaver, peAvER, Utah, duly 12, 1875, The trial of Jonn D. Lee jor bis connection with MAS- | the Mountain Meadow massacre of 1857 in South- ern Utah, at which time 140 emigrants, men, Wwo- men ani children, from Arkansas and Missocri, were murdered, will probably come ap on the 15th ‘There are a great many witnesses in town, Marshal Maxweil, asking means of subsistence and an exsmination in caambers, that they might reurn home to attead to their crops. General Maxwell answered that the asual mileage and fees was all he could pay, and that the District Atiorney would take bls Own course in regard to taking teatumony. MINING TROUBLES. Porrsvitts, Pa., July 12, 1875. Since the resumption of work took place there have been signs of discontent among the miners in the employ of individual coal operators against vhe ten per cent reduction, | The men aver that a compromise would be more | just to all parties concerned. Though the dissatisfaction among the men has existed in va- rious parta of the region for sume i was no strike inaugurated until to-day, When the miners tarned out at St. Clair to a man. At Wadesville all the ontside | laborers strack. lt was boped theo | woula be a compromise at St. Clatr, but despatches from there to-night contradict this and report that the men wul no’ go to work, The colteries at both places are owned and oper ated by ladividual enterprise and give employ- ment to a large numoer of men and boys, THE CROPS IN IOWA. Counc, BLUrrs, July 12, 1875. The Nonpareil will, to-morrow, contain crop advices from correspondents and exchanges from the counties of Mills, Pottawotomie, Fremont, Page, Usss, Shelley, Montgomery, Adams, Taylor, Union, Harrtsonjand Iowaiord, with the iollowing general result:— Wheat, oats and barley, nearly a fall crop, with slight rustin ope ortwo counties and isolated Bpote, ‘Corn—Something more than a two-thirds crop. Gri and vegetubles im excelient condition; peta: were never better. Farmers are satisfied with the an a? THE WESLEY MONUMENTAL CHURCH, Rounp Lakg, N. Y., July 12, 1875. Afver a sermon by Bishop Kavanaugh ths morn- ing, Dr. Clarke, of Savannah, Ga, presented the case of the Wesiey Monumental church, now being erected to Savannah, anda collection of $1,500 was taken. The bisnops of the Methodist Episeopal Churcn nave also given Dr. Clarke an autograph Jevter, certifying their sympatuy witr pd etal Ol the Metuodist Episcopal burch outh. KILLED BY LIGHTNING, Baurimore, Md., July 12, 1875. Migs Lens Hebb, aged nineteen, and Mas Cecia Kiebert, aged seventeen years, were killed by hight ning on Wednesday last, in St. Mary’s county, Md, The young ladies were seated near the door of the residence of Walter Hebb, when @ tree about ten ieet distant was struck and they were instantly killed. Miss Kiebers was trom this county aod on @ Visit to Miss Heob. A FIRE AT PITTSFIELD. SPRINGPIBLD, Mass., July 12, 1875, Martin’s Block, in Pittsfield, was gutted by fre this morning at anearly bour. The loss is $20,000; partially insured, SHIPPING NEWS DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST. ae taverpoo!, [zx broadway. Liverpo Bowing Green Ginszow «. (72 broadway. 13. Hamburv.. |G] Broadwa; 27.| Bremen... "|2 Bows: een jLiverpeol.. 19 Brona way. Liverpool. Liverpool. i a 1! ie 4 2. i Bowing Green 2 Broadway. 4 Bowling @reen 6 Broadway £0 Broadway. 09 Broadway. 19 Bronaway. 15 Broadway, 7 Rowling Green Lamers road way. 2 Bowling Green 29 Broad way, . |4Bownne Green tate of Georzia.: 72 Broa way. é City of | ‘Richmond Hepublic. wy NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSRLS ENTER ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The Naw York Hxnaty has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the MxRaLp steam yacht, show: ing while burning the colors rea, green, red, changing from one t the other in succession, and can be seen sev- era) 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 Hunan aa Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of HenanD news yacht, pler No 1 Kast River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the world and prompdy delivered, Luplates are re- quired, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER 440 | Gov. Isiand..morn 8 56 7:40| Sandy Hook.morn 8 11 morn 12 8 | Heli Gate....mora 6 41 NEW YORK, JULY 12, 1875, CLEARED. Steamer Vesper, Davis, Wilmington, Del~ a Abbots Steamer Mayflower, Fults, Piuiadelpnia—vames Hand, Steamer Eléanora, Jopason. Portlana—J F Anca. renty, gle ucorse (Br), Blevenson, Liverpooi—Arkell, Ship Northampton (Sr), Barciay, London—Peabody, PORT OF | Wiitis & Co, Ship Saccess Chase, Antwerp—Carver & Barnes, nd Josepliue (Nor), Smith, Koverdam—0 Tobias & G tes, Ban Franclsoo—Sutton 400, istol—Penaergast Bros & C; Hark H Jackson, ‘isaeon, Giaswow-v H Winauéster Bark Lochee PP. osgitt Lochee MeLanghlia, Cork or Falmouth for Bark Mathilde (Ger), iiuckow, Eleinore—Punch, Baye Bark Pauline (Ger), Kruger, ®tettin—C Tobias & Py Fedang Packet (Ger), Schuita, Stettin-Funeh, woirk Joseph Baker, Ryder, Genoa—Howland & Aspin- Bark Apt (Br), Hill, Kingst Brig Nellie (itav, Lauro, Br! Brig Dahikarisa (we), M Edye & Co. rig Florence May (Br), Gataler, OX. rig Pedro, Small, Azna via Ja. H Solomon & Co. locovich & tockholin—Puneh, Granada W Ber. St Domingo City—John Littiosen. Brig ising Sun, Grifing, Barbados—L W & P Arm ari Eliza Winslow, Locke, Port Spain—Miller & % Witchards (ir), Baker, Demorara and Barba- dos—F W fe ete Mary A Witham, Austin, Capo Haytion—R Mar. Zehr Annie © Cook, Cook, Onracoa—Ht wr Rent J Ls Crossiey “dsr, ‘Grossley, Bae 8 ‘Sobr r Hieraid, Tail, Boothbay—H PB sehr Sammy Ford, Ailen, Bastpors Weed Prye & | ing Rockaway Beach, She frat pienia wii take | “Schr Anna K Glover. tame, Boston—B J Wenbere, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY vine MRRALD STEAM, YACUTS. AND BRALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. evn gone of M I (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool Fri fnat Oley jeuteas (G cae shos - mdse EE cemey artare® Charleston, siceal gn gic, cote ck ibe fice fea wengst a Oe Be magamer Harrisburg, No! iphia, with coal to Serwolh Calcutta ms Re , mp “Sarah Hicuett (ot Pag sets Warren < Maret 8 and Sand Heads with f oot Hope vomsed th ee toy vg and eigie Ion Cry mw Starch if cocks tare tharos (Ger), f oon Hamburg; Mareh 2% lat 3195, ion ee burke Eos Muir (Br), from Moulinain for Stemen; April 24, lat 27 42 8, lon 4202 8, wrenep bark from Coringa for Marseilles, showing si¢tals K ars Sues tea, SGchaeiate, Leghorn 5) days, with marble and rays to'A 1 Hau ly & 9; vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. Passed Gibraltar Jupe 3. Bark Osage (Br), Mcvonald, > So — Rica) 2. Cty cedar to Perkins & Job, Bark HD Stover, Pieres, Havana 9 dare, wi to Jova. Ferry Jame ra fi Oo; eaaly | 10, 30 miles north of ‘Hatteras, spoke. bare Maggie Key- nolds, hence for Charleston. acace, Marseilles 53 days coffee to Jose} lerrill : vessel to mast niderand se ph Brig Hatile Pettis (Br), Pettis, Point-a-Patre 12 ‘days, with sugar to D is DeWolf & Co, Brig Citizen (Br), Thurber, Humacoa, PR, 18 day: Frith moinases to J'V Ouativia & Co; vessel to Meney arker. Brig Merriwa (of Portlan®, Dares, Catbarién 8 days, with sugar to order; vessel to Miller & Houghton. Brig Wiley Smith ‘of Pugwash, NS), Nelson, Boston 6 Gays in ballast to © J Fisher. wae Alma, Jobnson. Tumacoa, var 15 days, 78 mgar ant melagses to V Onutlvia & Co; vessel to fave, Talbot Co. Schr MT Trundy, Orowley, Humacoa, PR, 12 days, ‘with sazar and molasses toJ 'D Rivera; vessel to John Boynton’s Son & Co. Senir st Croix, Adams, Arroyo, PR, Il days, with sugar and molagges to John Boynton’s Son. Sehr MaFy Chilton, Marsdeny Havana 12 days, with ar to DD Castro & C hr Irvine (of Bastpo: Matanzas 12 days, Frith molasses to BH Howel "Co; vessel to Brett, Loy Riley, Boynton, Matanzas 9 days, with | at nai Wa Douglas, Scindoe, Baracoa 7 aays,with frait berg. Pe aad Janveins, Baracoa 8 days, with fruit Schr J G Wright, bay pe cages Biver, Ga, 5 dave, with lumber to 0 Sehr ‘Leuist, Gaskill, Washington, NC, $ days, T'S Beers Morgen, Rohmond, re, Morgan. Richmoni F Geo P Hallock. sharreit, “ienond, Va. Bent Moonta, ‘Rogers, Richmond, Va. Hor Senr HT Wood. Curles, Virginia. Bont webscce Kaige, Leek, Virginia. Schr HJ Raymond, Cranm*reVirgua Schr Eurotas, Steelman, Virginia, Sehr W T Cullen, Baek, Vii rpinia. Fehr Wm E Hulett, Smith, Virginia, Behr JP Caxa, Sooy, Virginia. ‘ethed & B Darling, ‘atton, Georgetown, DC, for Nor- wv sehr Egbert Smith, gy a Baltimore. Behr Clare, ¥ Bergen, Day Baliimore, Bergen, Da. ton, ‘Bal itimore, Sehr Decatur ‘Oxi laker, Raitimore for Bridgeport. Schr J Burley, Nortoup, Philadelphia for Pawtucket. PASSED THROUGH HELL GaTZ. BOUND SOUTH. Schr Mary A Rice, Hadley, Riverhead for New Yor®, "Echt 8 Bevery Paterson, G Banks tor N nner, Patersy ror with fish to Story & (OM ae rie twas Schr H # Metcalf, Handy, Warren for New York. tenr Altavelia. Jones, Boston for New York, Sehr Perro. Johnson, Pall River tor New York. Benr Emma, Cook, Taunton for New York. Schr Pomver, Wilson, Proviience tor New York. BOUND BAST, Pad Lisbon (of Bath), Dunning, New York for Bath, dou nr WH Bowman, Dill, New Tork tor Provizence. yl J D Buckaiew, Thomas, PortJobnsoa for Pa het. “Soir - M2 Fpehnle, Facon, Rondout for Chelsea, Sebr jarney, Hoboken for New Haven. Behr Hora Kis King, Hoboken for Boston, Schr G L Loveil, Port Johnson tor oetan, Sehr Jas Phinney, Hoboken for Rene Smith O'brien, Buras, Port Johnson for Nor- walk. weg Sarah Balcom, Baleom, New York for Green- Sehr Pennsylvania, Jones, Rondont for Boston. benr © L Lovering, Lather, Rondout for Fall Ktiver, Sehr Hodson, Post, Hoboken ior New London. Schr DF ingrabat, Jones. Hoboken for Bost ‘ rene, BB Darling, Puilhips, Port Jobson fo for’ Provi- jence. Senr F Coleord, Hughes, Rondout tor Boston. BELOW. Schr North America (Br), from Porto Rico. SAILED, Barks Albina (*p), Barcelona: Homborsund (Nor), Helsingfors; Santa Marguerite Ligure (Ital), Cork or Falmouth: Osanna (Ital, Waterford; Emelia Ciampa pa ristols i guchen, Fr), Alicante; Lochee (Br), arrington (Bt), Pernambuco na Bahia: ‘Lney oy (Bt), ‘ace; John Mason, Henry: Whitney, ——— Wind at sunset 83W, light MARITIME MISCELLANY, We are indented tothe purser of the steamer Co- lumbas, (rom davana, for favors. ‘The purser of steamer Juniata, at Philadelphia from Havana, will please accept our thanks for attentions, Smr Exeeatp, Bairnson, from San Francisco June |, en Tonte for Endorberry Isiand to load guano tor Buro; took Are in Honolulu Roads. B: id of the crew ol te Barbados; Willlam' (Br), Harbor guayra and Vorto Cabello; schr same day the fre Was supposed to be su but it broke out again “eee PM. hip was scuttled. by cannon shot and sunk ‘slong le Tne whart. The cause of the fire is unknown. The King and Prince Koyal worked Sy the men in trying to tye the flames. A survey had been made of the ship, at has been decided that she can be raised aud imp and Barx Mantua A MoNum, tor Liverpool, which back to St Jolin, NB, after being ashore, has ee keel from the to ibreast the after part of the rigging; planks on the bottom were also bad! owe several holes cut through to the timbers; board stroaks were, oat arouse in lower pice ye pe torn off and copper Baaiy chafea and torn. ‘On “the inside the starboard. sister keeison and one of the bilge logs are broken under the main hatch, step of the mainmast crashed and mast settled down, tron straps of the stanchions started and bent, and the ceiling on the fat Of tne botiom starved ar copper cope for further surve at the head, and will have to come out for examtnat captain reports that the house on the main hatch was lost. containing a quantity of spare rope: also, that ‘the jib, topgailantmast and topmast '§ wore broken. Scun Paxrnno, of St John, ¥B, bound from Sydney to Frecericton, went ashore at Point Lepreaux in @ thick fog morning of Gch inst, Two steamers from st John fed, to get her of Bhe will be aischarged, her cargo Bostox, ‘uy 12—Steamer Seminole, from Savannah for Boston, betore reported disabled. passed Vineyard Haven at 6:3) AM to-day, in tow of steamer Commerce. Lone Brascn, NJ, Us Bn eine arre angi od of the Wreck of a sctiooner’d hore this afternoon in front James tific’ cottage ee ng away Hopes nae uschiots trom we balsice eropain ced aon the ebb tide ovber di ony tr the beach, Sax Francisco, July 12—Steamer McGregor, from New zealand, ac. reports that th ‘ship i Hensite, had been wrecked; also that the “Ellibank Oastic' been wrecked on Ninety Mile Island, oear fimara. WHALEMEN. Panama, Juty 1—Arrived Jui bark Oa pa &@ 6 months cruise, with 175 bbls sperm Ms will in a few days lor a eruise in the bay hump- acnen. Schr lobago, Akin, of Panama, arrived afew 4 revious to the Uak, also irom a 6 months rare with 12 bbis sperm oi! and a few bole black, eh oll failed again fora crulso in the bay. oe P faker, of Dartmouth, lett. Panaia om the och for @ Craise in the bay. Bark Morning Star, Lewis date Potter, dacoas e is hore waiting orders. ainaa, bark John Howland, NB, leaving New Zoalan qos cea Off Callayacos inane Park Maulpin, Moulton, of Talcah pean cutting a Il fois Marks; Cash, Glenn; and Grice ashe ng mm? Vo sk, Giffor SPOKEN. Ship Star or Hope. Little, tre Be cigcon dae Sat SPR, fon =: om Bose for San Fran- le Janet (Dan), Mauss Chetstane, Jane oe lar eon ine "ma Philadelphia for trom Ie {nore for Portia a, July 38 10 ne PSO cine (of Abr. Providence, 2) days out, <> Cie Now Ori a for NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters ara tne formed thay ay telegraphing to the Us2atD London Teau, Yo 48 Fleet street, or to the Paris office, Rus san Fyanelieon Arave', Cran, Groen, Leith for Sersoe, the arrivals at aad departures trom European {f 29th, Theodor, Bdstrom, from Charleston for Lon- 4% Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels /a0n. trading with tho United states, the samo will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailiag from French and Mediterranean ports wi'l find tne Paris office the more 4, economical and expeditious tor telegraphing ne ws. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. ANTwenr, July Arrived, wt steamer Stato of N pata @r), Braes, New York. Axzen, July 12—Arrived previously, bark ~ ) Philadelphia. anew soe Caxcurrs—Satled, ships Tantaflon Castle (Br), Mulr, Now York; Jean Ingelow, Shillaber, do; Gentoo, Sta ples, do. Exswnonn, July 10—Sailed, ships Marcia Greenleaf; Banker (trom Reval), United States; Lizzie Moses. Cox joy. do), do; bark Toledo (Br), Hose (from Cronstadt), Fatwoura, July 12—Arrived, ship 8 © Blanchard, Meady, Lobos; bark Southern Beile (Br), Rovbins, Cia juegos, Fowex, July 10—arrived, schr Thetis, Bealo, New York. Guoverster, Jnly 10—Arrived, bark Antonio G (Ita! Talabretta, New York. Guascow, July 12—Arrived, barks Zio Lorenzo. (Ital), Brigneti, New York; Elvina, Jobestone, do. ‘led Mth, ship Glowverrie (Br), Dawson, North America. ‘Sailed 12th, ship Blythe wood (Br), Williams, San Fran- cisco, Onuxxoocx, July 10—Arrived, barks aibion (for), Fred- ricksen, Quebec; Mangerton (Br), Waters, do; schr Adelia § Hills, Gregory, Matanzas via Queenstown, &c. Gnanaxxoven, July 10—Arrived, ship Vietory (Br), Williamson, Quebec; bark Duke of Wellington (Br), Th mpson, do. Gauway, July 12—Arrtved, brig Wanderer (Br), Pay- son, St John, NB. Sailed Litn, bark Edward Waenerland barth, United States. Hexyosr, July 1—Arrived, bark Fanny J McLellan, McClellan, New Orleans via Queenstown, Hot, suly 12—Arrived, bark Mary Aua (Br), Hutchins, New York. Haven, July 10—“afled, barks Grace E Cann (Br) Sheldrake, North America; Brazil (Br), Prout, do. Hameung, July 10—Sailed, bark Antoinette (Ger), Rose- nan, North America, Hone Kona—Sailed, steamer Gaelic (Br), Yokohama and San Francisco, Laverroot, July 12—Arrived, ehips Star of the West | Taylor, Manila; Cartdale (Br), Taylor, San Francisco; Ranee (Br), McClellan, do. Arrived lth, ships Harmonia, Small, New Orfeans; Western Empire, Crozier, do; Sara (for), Knudsen, Quo- bect Lady Lawrence (Br), Clark, New York; barks Cam illa (Nor), Christiansen, St Jonn, NB; Garibaldi (Nor), Hermansen, Pensacola; bries Arctic (Bri, Brinton, New York: 12th, Bertram, Rigby (Br), Thomas, do. Sailed llth, ships Tonawanda, Turley, Philadetpnia; Lake Ontario (ir), Gilmore, North America; barks N K Clements (Br), Corning, Boston ; La Plata (Br), Matthews, United States; Santon (Br), Rogers, Portland, 0; Ragna (Nor), Melsom, North America. Lonvom, July 12—Arrived, brig OB Burgess (Br), Mo- Bride, New York, Arrived ith, ships Hindostan (Br), Wythe, San Fran- elsco yin Queenstown; Stratford (Nor), Nielsen, Quebec; bark Walsgrif (Nor), Ibster, do; 12th, Warrior (Bri, Toas- del, New York; Carnarvon Castle (Br), Robinson, do; barks Maria Lauro (tal), Lavarello, do; Urbano (Itai), Olivari, do; Cotopaxi (Br), Harris, Montreal. Satied lith, parks Saga (Nor), Larsen, United States; Frank Marion, Dillon, do. Lonponpgnry, July 12—Arrivea, bark Parodi & C(Ital), Bruzzona, New York via Queenstown (ee below). Also arrived, bark Melbourne (Br), Burns, St John, NB. Liston, July $—Arrived, barks Alsota (Nor), Marcus- sen, New York; Matteo (Ita, Lauro, do. Mowrrose (Scotland), July 10—arrived, bark Atlantic (Nor), Olsen, Pensacola. Mosravrozo—Arrived, ship Loch Fergus (fr), Oraw- ter, from Glasgow for San Francisco (see below). Purwoura, July 12—Arrivea, ship Eastern Star (Br), Inkster, Quebec. Queenstown, July 12—Arrived, ship Mayflower, Har- rington, Matanzas; barks Mariel (Br), Forbes, Portland, 0; Monte Tabor (ital), Repetti, Baltimore; 81 (Ital) Capuno, New York; also ‘co Bellagamba,” trom ——. Arrived 1th—Barks Giano (Ans), Scopinich, Baltt- more: Heinrich Bjorm (Nor), Thomesen, New York; Deseti Dubrovacki (Aus), Drabag, New York; Jacob (And), Cassovico, Poiladetphia ; Oattina B (Aus), New York: Galveston (Ger), lingshire (Br), Healy, Quebec; Assunta (Ital), Vibaldi, Raltimore; Emma Crook (Br), Sully, Wilmington; brig Pavaria (Br), Edgett, St John, NB: 13th, bark Helen Anjier, Staples, New York; Cetverti Dubrovacki (Aus), Caraman, do; Nuova Principe (ital, Busso, do; brig Somerset (Br), Haley, do. Arrived 12th, 9:30 AM—Steamers Britannic (Br), Thompson, New York tor Liverpool; 1 PM, City of Brux sels (Br), Eliison, do for do. Rorterpam, July 10—Sailed, steamer Maas (Dutch, Chevalier, New York. Raxaoox—Sailed, ship Florence Treat, Short, tor 7al- month. Srerrm, July Arrived, bark Praternitas (Nor), Ja- cobsen, Baltimore. ‘Tasre, July 9Arrived, fer, New York, Lowpor, July 12—Ship Loch Fergus (Br), Crawter, from Glasgow for San Francisco, has put into Monte- video, with damage to her steering apparatus. Bark Parodi & 0 (ital), Buzzone, trom Now York via Queenstown, 1s aground at Londonderry, but will probably come off next high tide, Steamer Nederland (Belg), James, from Antwerp for Philade!phia, sailed from Portsmouth 1th inst. at mid- night, having repaired her damaged machinery. Steamer Scythia (Br), Hains, from Liverpool for New York, which put into Queenstown after being injnred by a whale, will return to Liverpool. She Jost one biade of her propeller and has another cracked; otherwise anin- Jared, A portion of her passengers will go forward by the steamer China, which safls from Liverpool to-mor- row for Boston, and the remainder by the Russia on Satnrday next for New York. Her cargo will be shipped | by the Bothnia on tho 24th Inst, \Ger), Sege- Pareell, ship Vera Cruz (Aus), Bilaf- FOREIGN PORTS. Asrinwatt, June 30—Arrived, brig B H Williams, Co; gins, Philadelphia. bia UOrMNHAGEM, June 24—Passed, bark Amazone Ger), | Baltzer, from Wilmington, NO, for Cronstedt, Canpaxas, July 1)—sailed, brigs Eliza Morton, Le- | land, Fernandina: Henvike, for south of Hatteras: Crivavnons July 0 Ar ivéd, prigs, Robert, Mck Sper. ine (ir), Hillier, “New York; ‘0th, Hattie Eaton dir), Satied ail Repa (Sp), Bayona, Newfoundiand. Parn ‘ornt, July 12—arrived, steamer Peruvian @r), Watts, Liverpool for Montreal. pOvArzanaxo, Jane 2—Arrived, Brig Leonard Myers, ne A at July & bark Evening Star (Br), Chick, New Havana, July 7—Arrived, brig Agoes Barton, Knight, Matanzas. Arrived I0th, bark McKos, Sharp, New York: 12th, ‘do; City of Merida, steamers City of Vera ors Deskety rN ‘Sd, sohr J ‘Ricardo ‘Sora, Little, north of Hat- Reynolds, Vora Craz wailed teras. varied 10th, brig Tarifa. Brown. Falmouth; llth, ~ ere City’ of New York, limmerman, New York; . Simpson, Rockport (Texas); bark Elba, Gover, Now York: Hauivax, July 10—Arrived, brig Jas Cofill lt Tarks Lslaads; 12th, steamer Scandinavian, Dutto: Baltimore. :- ed 10th. bi eeneanion (Br) nore Rico. indeed mers. 1} ‘At Livervool, Haluinore; Bora (or), for ipa + yloeinena, NS, July 2—Sailed, brig Bertha (Br, ee ecemib: Jaly 2—arrived, bi - Cardenas: 34, brig J © Brows, Posen Gerace’ coke a ‘Morales, Bl Font av Puica, June 20—in port Sette 8—Bailed, schr Clara Jane (Br) Or diao, Jane S—Ration, schr Seo, Hatch, Marph Quastanaino; 254b, brig Thos juptik’ north of Hatteras. a aeeeee galy 8, brig “Anule Wharton (Br), Wharton, Maree jaip}—Arrivod, schr J D Fullerton, New mm, NB, July arrived, bark Eblana (Br), otk Lit gicarps Dark Daphne (Nor), Drier, Nieuw piep. 10, loth, bark St Oiaves (Br), Penarth Roads; bi a “ny Smith (Br), Dublin, Timakv—In port, stip Cyrene, from San Plaite: ‘Mg, bark Princess Alice, from do STRAMER cry or woxrnmat.) ‘30—Arrived, Nimbus, Kelly, Catton. une 28—Arrived, Ovar Odd, Jona neven, pig %—Sailed, Tragone Devoto, Per Philndelphis. he icy Hama, May 29—Arrived, Solaris, Stewart, New Yorks Jane 4 Neva, Smith, do. allo’ Juge % Nellie, Care, New York. Brewen, June 29—Salied. Mirpat Cann, New York. Bounnaua, Jane 29—Arrived, Temesi, Glemet, New ns. ot rr, Jane 29—Saili ch sieve Hong Rope: 4 1, Paolo Revel, Revello, Baltim june 20—Arrived, Geo & Joun, Yourdi, New ay ‘ica 28th, Somer vitle, Baker, South. Carotina. ConstantinorLe, June 18—Arrived, Maria ‘yoirnmeaed uy New York ‘and clearea for Odessa) ‘ans secs Dowxrex, Jane @—Arrived, Mary A Nelson, Smith, xuouTH, June 30—Arrived, Swift, Iversen, New York. ‘aLMouTh, July 1—Arrived, St Adresse, Sad Francisco. Groversria, June 8—Arrived, Giovannini, Garguilo, une Sen serived. Fistorte ®, vow York, | Carter, Garter, do; Jas H Gordon, PEgmaront, June *-Salied, Avtaren Albrecht, Hen ‘Rorrenpam, June 29—Uleared, Advocate. Spicer, Phila deiphia. Sareups. Jt igs. ives Olsen, Boston, yirockuoux, June ban bree se} ‘araldsen, New aos June 20—Arrived, Amy A Lane, Carver, New ‘Tnarex, June 29—Arrived, 8 Dominica, Astingo, New York. ‘Touwewyen, June 25—Arrived, Wave, Francis, Boston, Naruns, Jue 4—sarted, Harriet ¥ Hussey, SAW, eR TaNDscuona, June 44—Arrived, JariyHanseth, Caries. * jon. Bo meric us June w3—Arnved,J B Suthergreen, New rk. Suiied 27th, Alexandria (®), Montgomery, New York. Suanrxnss Pour, June %The bark Gio’ Naples, (rom Sew York lor Gloucesser (orheat), took ground while coming ap the Severn, tide 5 at Femained 20 minuies and aflerwards arrives at Sharp: 1 the ves- ness and docked # ‘he masjer reports sel not making much * wae AMERICAN PORTS. ived, schr Shamrock, Troy, APFORAUG, duly 9— Haverst B L Condon, Lord, New York, Bos se nid Asrived, sehr Matue W were wera Arriveds wets Chremo, Wooste , achrs Ww pee ol, and, Lottie K iia jelphia; Katie Collius, Mathis, do (and coltinn ee om rived, steamer Norm: n. cv Retard rntel ; We arri brij tally Ho, re Iigaie ® Dow. Sokerasiag ana Pre kako Kate V Aitken, Brews Sam iy Hoboken berlaio. ports sore do; Mattie A Frank! do, Andrew ures llandy, dor BL sherman, Puinney, Hobo ieton, te] ‘SB Jones, Cleared—steamer Nereus, oad orks A cay Withington, Hawwe G Hall, Carter, Melbourne: big Josefa, "rue, Pagtiand: sehr Henry Crowell Amor Kerio RE uly oper, Liverpool; br Cardenas; hema (br) Cuba: sonra G M Porter, Dale Bangs, Gangs. Pordant: Ken, F arvport: George O 4, ‘Travia Da A ‘Also arrivea—steamers ton SUSCiciian, Maren Providence; acl rs ‘Mangto M. Rivers, Rivers, Caracot; kmma G. Kdwards, 0 luin, Now York; Joba H. Cases oe finer Boston, need: a a 2 pittay x pi) wrence, Howe: ier, Fomor. Now ork; ship sen, Ant iverps bark bri icOsneail, garere Ret ten soe ie erry schrs Emma, dart, Hart, Boston: ace: n. Mat Bost s Peatee, Mew orm Ben Daniel iffgrd Cobb, Tost — Pudel (Ger), Pariow, Stettin. ee Panhie if Loriugs Drinkwater, West Tn- Stewart, Kio et tm ane Ma July 10—Arrived, schr Virgina Naat echrs Onrnst, Carman, Staten hlin, Baltimore. a ‘aly 11—Atrivedy sehg Amos Walker, ied, tn t Annte Bliss. Boston. hare Ade ¥ Gould from "Soston. bg coat RS, July 9—Arrived, schre Almira Woolley, Lizate D 81 Tee ats Phil i 10th, meSier abt edu 12—Pay rigs Teu- huey M Snow, trom West Males* sone for Liverpool; Adolf Py aleouth; brig Joho ry Phitudeipnia, fro tan ams Passed out Sesamner hie, Tr), devant Le 8 dt ler wood, savanna! Arrived, scur WT Byrne from Barbad Tae sont Garrie Nelson, of Phitacerpia, for the West: indies at 2 here, the Captain being ack. Tee ©R, July 9—Sailea, brig James Crosby,, Jones ew York. \—saiied, schr N H Skinner, Thrasher, Georgetown, S GALVESTON. July, 7_-Cleared, schrs © B Clements : itn, Mi anger is nig arrived, schr Lottie kK: eipita. wie Vite ‘July Cleared, schr Haitie Card, '—Arrived, steamer State of Stewart, Liverpool; epure Williamine, | on; J G Whipple, We! i 12th—Arrived, steamer Margaret, Baker, Havana; moore rice or” REW OaLbass, July bri nza (Mex), Alvarado. Passe h ork July 12—Salled, steamer Cortes, New" ship. Jvernool, yr, taovaas nee ass, July’ 12~Arrived, steamer Oberon, ve care July 12—Sat va steamer Knickerbocker, New( NEWBURYPORT, Jutv 10—Arrived, schr mee t eape Hand, Philadelphia; William L Abbott, L 1 XEW BEDFORD, July li—Arrived, schr Sarah Mer~ ritt, Murray, New York. Tith—Arrived, sera 8 A Mount, Hoboken; Lamartins, Port Johnson. Snile‘—selir Lacoi NEWPORK. Juiy ‘ID: AM-—No arrivals. Sailed—Schrs ‘Thomas Borden, Chubuck, Fall River” for Philadelphia; Stephen Morgan, Oa ale, do for George town, DO; Abel ‘bel W Parker, Dea, do. tor NORwroa, Juaty i Arrived, schr Chief, *aubekent Cornelins, Newburg: ai Cullen, Philadelphia. —Sehrs New York, Cneus, do. REW LONDON, July. 10—Arrived. 86 Hoboken for Norwich: Jarsh Cullen, Philadelphis do; Erie, Providence tor Alexandria. mete Carrie Holines, Alexandria; Dr Franklin, ew Yark. ch—Arrived, brie George (Br), Champlain, Arroyo, PR: for Norwich, HAV&N, July 10—Arrtved, schr Wm Bustor atioon Baltimore. Cu gareg— Hehe Yankee Boy, Huston, Philadelphia, OAKLAND SEACH, July 1b—Sailed, schr B # Woo! Terrill, New Y BEENSACOL, Jaly 6—Arrtved, bark Rebecca aie ul Cleared—schr Charlie A Dow, Childs, Philadelphis. PUILADELPHIA, July 10—Arrived, steamer Juniata, Catharine, New Orleanj and Havana. ‘ a ae aimors Florida, Crocker, ote Crowell, Boston; Hunter, sherman, sip Hopubhe (Br), Phillips, Antwerp cna” stovens,” Curter, BE Pie iar schrs James O'Donoltiue, Warren, Bangor{ Reppher, Steelman, it Marrs: ‘Williain @ Bart. River: Josephine, Powell, Richards, Benson. ‘Snow Scull: Boston: L & M teed, steeiman, Cleared ‘ks Clara. Rounds insen, Havre; brig LW Halls, teltar Anua'D Merritt, Fernam, Port Sock, Providence; Williaia Mars brig tioigue ; Minnie lett, Bartlett, Providence; all, sto Champion, d on, fiuckinghai, Pawtucket. LM Strout Dead, ome ui David Nichols, Wyman, Portsmouth, "Nig Charles Carroll, Kelly” Dennigoort; Ruch 1, Carlisle Bmmita, East m; Samuel © Hart a » Somerset, Wild Pigeon, Conary, do: Kate B Gettord, Gy ford, Fo Bosto: DavaWark BREAKWATER, HL Rs night, big perant from Hambarg. Arrived a terday, origts Prentixs Hobbs, trom Matan-; as, and CI from (ardenas, both for orders Also on Saturday evening, schrs General Connor, from Matan za and Mary J Ward, from Porto Rico, for orders, Wark sam sheppard left here yesterday for Phitadek | phin. All outward bound vessels of Saturday evening lefi here Iast uizht. 4 large fleet Sete era 4 passing out from above. F. M-—Arrived, Bask liza Avolina, om Thomas in ballast, Bark Kate Sancton, brig id. ge Connor remain for Philudelptiss. Bue! Prentiss Tobin remalns for New York. NeweastLe, Del., Jaly 12—-A, M.—Schrs Twenty-one Friends, from Boston: We-tmoreland, from Dorcheste! and Kate Aitken, from Providence, passed up this mor! sug. Ship Monry Pethom (Br), for Quebes, passed. down, th fow, yesterday morning.’ chr Harvester, for H Haiita N»,'passed down last evening. Schrs F R Baird an Julia A Garrison, froin boston, and ‘tophen Morris, tro Neponset, are below here. working up. Sehr rear Pearson left for Vhitadelphia yesterday, to load ‘au Kasiern port, bins peg Hunter, trom Providence, passed up at 11 o’clocl ‘The schrs reported below here working up came ta be te here, FP M—The. following, before reported as coming Anchor here, proceeied up this P M:—Sehrs steph Morris, Julia'A Garrison and F para Also ‘passed np—schrs lua B ham and Woodrut sims an steamer Roman, Passed down—sehr BJ Willard. A few schrs are below tie fort coming up. Detawakes Baeaxwaren, July 4é—Passed in last nignt. Bark Bengal, from iam jurg rrives Pe qsreras <Brigs Prentiss Hoobs, from Max tanzas, and U1 rom Cardenas, both for orders. ‘Also etrived Saturday evoning-Sehrs Generar Cone Ror, from Matunsas, and Mary J Woods, trom Porta Aico, for orders, Thy rk Samm Shepherd left here yesterday for Phila» POATLAND, July 12—arrived, bark J Hf Ohadwier, Howes, Hoboken, dite ittived achrs EK Smalley, Sagas; QC Morris, Georgetown ; Ohatianoog a Addie Hall Cloaredt 10th PROVIDEN edule Boma anni party M olbtirn, Phiadel pita. y iG-Arrived, schre Carrie's rovideuce, Klee, and Henry Coles Cha Mi Faulaaal ia; Etiza Phato, Watson, we vid, Allen, PortJohnson’ Ge i W Carn ndout;, W' Whitehead, Titns, ve ark, itd, Hannah 8 Brown, ‘Saccets Ver plank's Point; Isaac Sherwood, Ly nd Haverstrar Jexnie © Russ Norton, and, Macy arroll, Hoboken, Martha King Sclipse, Dixon, and Verandn, fond, Sailea—steamer McC! in, Mare Saldmore via folk; sehrs Ellen (Br), O' Rourke, Port Caledonia. Henry Davey, a Georgie Clark, Barilett, una jeorgetown, DO; David V Streaker, via Fait River; A Trudeli, Gta Clark, Fengar, Havers ri dary Oi ney, Rondout; J 8Terry, wayn Foun Warren, Medgar; Ril sownsend, Niel is Philanthropist, Coombe: Galo, Wi ms ith, and la, Brown, Tih—arrived, sehra Minnie Gilmaa, Loud, Hall, Batti~ more; Charlie tities Jones, igre i Sheridan, | 1 Ne eisiow ofa ea bay, schr’ Lillie O Wells, supposed for ast Greenwic! salied—schrs John A Foster, Philadelpha ; Saran Clark, Griffin and CAE Sawyur, Beanscoun, Now *SAwrvCKET, July 10—Satled, sopes & EG arate cok John-; Ih a he on, Filade pe Fae oe Rear Freddie L For ante. ey Swer harbor—Schr Cherub, Fletcher, Bath for SND oly 10—Sailed, sohr M Gildersleeve, Pen i Pha Ncts0d, Joly %-Arrived, bark Lizzie Wily Lg x one enOCk, Rg Mart ome Pawn, iw York, Gatwar, June 29—sailed, WS Habsen, "Kaudeen, New wx | fe ya Amertoan Fane Tozer, Pen 1, Days | Buabees georen i rapa i OL . Trapano. “sail ve |, Now "ser 2 Jane pilikesbves abe Moore, Wyman, iY ‘Hannon, June 27—Sasled, Frisia (s), Meier, New York. Arrived nt Cuxbaven 20th, Henriette Belin, Wupper, yw York. anid tom Cuxhaven 27th, Jason, Grimm, Phils yar June 2%—Oleared, D W Chapman, Miller, New Lr zoe J og) paatine Cortic Ry Roe ras Pe ie 1 Maree My Garret, Saviod—Hibernian @), Archer, Baltimore via pape N a 8 Di Ota Cinnred i Bay ner ctseS: on Tomes, New Tee ed ay On harieston: Star (Br), Ashburn, Liverpool (and proceeded — py ond abaya), Bannow, July 12~Arrived, bark Bol stnart Hint, St Margaret's Bay. ‘onus wal Brvrast, July 2—Arrivea, bark Union, P! lan, Phila phra, , Bnewrx, Jtily 10-Sailed, bark Gauss grafe, New York. Yeo ae Bucuiratam—sailed, ship Ni — led, ship Nancy Pend sein, Penaieton, Canpire, July 12—Arrived, bark * frimetpe ai Napolt gad, Megua, New York; brig NeW gry moPhee, Baltl- Cnonstant, July Arrived, | oe ma ark Amazone (Gtr), nada (Br), Sumner, New York (and — Sreveeend New York. Laima, June 9 30— arrived, Pri et Baimare Mats, Hail, Liverpool K Montgomery (Pr). Courrier, Gaiside— if steamer Constitution, Austin, atpeet. ; Ta ia, steamer MacGregor (Br), Grainger, ofee hte Arrived, schrs Freddie Raton. i ~ | Ra Nel allie Dos. Richardson, Hallowe! Tar News Fees 3.0 B Clayton Gifford. Philaaetphi it ee ay el Row o lita Bomserk joboken. : sega os Sage | 5—Cleared, bark Rosa del Turia ILMINGTON, NO, July 9—Cleared, sohr J M Pita; patrick, Oramer, Philadeiphia. Aare DIVORCES OMTAINKD FROM DIFPRRI ont States for numerous catnoes (y iit Nt aleverywhere, ‘Terms satisfactory, sbeRiCl Tawyer_ and. Notary pi nce office 6 Kighth stree! yf DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFE: tates; legal everywhere; di ion, aes fiecent tauses no Fi nap sd required; mo charge uni divorce granted; a Hous, 196 '