The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1875, Page 10

10 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY {T, 1875.—WITH SUPPLEMENT, AMERICAN RIFLEMEN IN IRELAND CLOSE OF THE DUBLIN FETES Distribution of Prizes at the Exhibition Palace. Speeches by Major Leech and Colonel Gildersleeve. Interesting Events in the Dublin Shooting Matches. Dvsxry, July 4, 1875. The international sétes in Dublin ended last Evening, aiter a week of brijliant sport, whose joy was dampened by only one serious wetting, ea Friday, when the elements seemed to have conspired to render ali the competitors as miser- able as possible, Since Tuesday tue attendance at Dotiymount has not seen large, the shooting Ras been exceedingly spirited. Toe American riflemen have attended strictly to busine-s, working trom early morning BNtil late at night and while the attendant frionds and many ladies of the party have devoted themselves to a Journey to Killarney and the lakes. | ‘The festival closed with the public distribution of prizes at the Exhibition Palace last eveniny. A Very select, although not large, collection of spectators was present, and in the huge trausept ofthe portly building there were many merry groups of promenaders until a very late hour, The music of tie police and regimental bands enliveaed the promenading. The deco- rations—foral and with banners—produced acharming effect. On the platform sat tne Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress; Sir James Mackay, ‘Who presented the members of the Corporation, and a large number of ladies prominent tn society, and around them were grouped the American and Irish rife teams and other riflemen who have been successiul in the recent contests, The All Ireland Challenge Shield, a fine piece of massive atlver, superbly werked, hung in the ceatre of this group of notables, and placed mear it wus the superd vaso) =o whico tue American riflemen bave presented to their bretaren of Ireland, to be annually con- tested for. Tbe spectators were im excellent humor, and hailed the appearance of the two cap- tain#@-Major Leech and Colonel Gudersieeve— ‘With much applause. ‘ihe rifemen, wno had been bard worked all day, and who were sun- burned and weary, were very glad to get into their seats and listen to the music, the speeches and the murmurs from tue crowd, The name of every member of the American team is now as Well known as that of the Lord Lieutenant ‘hroughout Ireland, and every mention of Gildersieeve, Fulton, Bodine or Cojieman | last evening was the signal for a Mutter among the hundreds of pretty girls who swarmed about the platiorm. Tals pub, lic distribution of prizes has never occurred belore im Dublin, and was doubtless arranged by the untiring Major Leech and his able coadjutors as a special compliment to tae Americ in visitors. The Lord Mayor prefaced the speectes of the evening ‘With so: remarks in the highest sense compli- mentary to tue American people, announcing that | there was no other nationality whom he wouid willingly havo seen carry of the prize. Other | Speeches were made by mr. Foster, the Secretary | of the Irish Rifle Association; Sir James Nackay, and various members of the corporation. Major ‘Leech, just before the distribution of prizes, made ‘tne following remark: My Lorp Mayor—Now that the work of thts in- ternational reunion is Over and the festivities are almost at an end, aud as you have been guod enough 10 mention my name in 4 spirit of com- ation in connection with the contest, 1am glad to nave the opportunity, in presence of this company of Irisameu, to express my delight at Sue Success vi the Whole event, aud my peculiar Gelight to Know that not obly the American lade: gentlemen who have visited us, but w American peovle likewise, are satisfied with the maecner in which we huve eudeavored to treat our Iriends. They have the additioual canse of rejoicing, Whicn we do not grudge to them, that they are victorious; bui, aitnoagh they noniy | fought, [ can teil them that they wil! have to | “ght another day.” ‘They must give us a chance, and the shooting in the jess important | Batches will, 1 am sure, being excellent, mduce them all the more, a3 yenerous competitors, to t us tuis Javer, We cannot ask it | the matches soll have been fought; bat’ the next team to meet the Americans | 4 better be Composed of three Irish. three Eng- lish and three Scoteumen. Turning to the social and more agreeavie uspect ol ihe matter, ts am Sure tuat for many future years CRREDMOOR A¥D DOLLY MOUNT will iu Words weil known both in America od, vod Will Dave a pleasant flavor about 4O yoursell, my Lord Mayor, we owe a | Gevs of gratitude Jor your unbounded hospitaity | and govd nature, the electrical efect o: whic! seers to have inspired ali our other local person- jes of eminence With desire to “go and do like- | nse." | ‘Ibus our friends have met with a cordial wel- come atthe Vartry, at the Board of that great mercantile corporation—the Port and Docks, Within the halis of oar great University, in the | rich banqueting rcom of the Masonic vue de Zz the | Mansion House, and, not jeast, in ere the applause of crowds ulways received | m, Tueir visit has beea tuo short, but it has | safew happy incicents, and it will always be jurce Of supreme Satisiaction that] have borne @ DOL UnCOnspicuoUs pari, aud can asgure you, for My own Lealth, asumewhat laborious part in them. All, however, nas been happily carried Surough, and if 1 have laid aside the responsibility Mt 1s mot uncil the piay has ended, the curtain | falien and the audience vegun to disperse. in conciusion, J \eg to remark that our irienda the Americans have frequently borue testimony | during their stay to the great decorum shown by the people on ali Occasious, especially on the day Of tke Matcn; and | may venture to say tor them that they ail carry vack \o their magnificent coun'ry good impressivus of us, wlicn it will oot be easy for any adverse influences to efface, I We received much encouragement from all ye aya ll L on obliged to seek in order change of inter Civilitues pleasing ana wrostabin toate | as been throughout evident thas gentile pol simple, men O! ali grades aud views in Ire- | od ished it to be What it has Leen—a marked . ‘Phat sdccess is anivle reward for the kine Association, tor mysell ana for our generous citizens, who supped tue sinews of our mimic wi tom now, my Lord Mayor, have the honor of fhm | to you the geutuemen of the American org and the delights oi victory will be still fur. Sher Lady ore obliged jor honoring us with he ‘Unis evening, the emblems o/ their success, RECEIVING THE REWARD, The Lady Mayoress was then conducted to the Fight of the Lora Mayor, aad presented to each of | ‘he American rifemen a handsome badge, being | ® miniature target, surrounded by a wreath of ) shamrock and oak interwoven, Over the target is the word “America,” under it “freiand, 1875." The whole is suspended from a | jaan American cagie daps his wings. mber of tue team came forward he | veceived @ round of hearty applause, COLONEL GILDERSLEEVE'’S SPRECH Of farewell created a most excellent impression, He began by sayinz that he owed the audience an apology for the unprepared conditeon in which he found himself, as hi pected to make @ speeci. The warm hearted Itispmen of Dublin bad been so attentive to him and his companions that they bad leit nim bat little time jor preparation. He said that be must Coniess that he haa been long looking forward to that evening, gna had looxed forward with anxiety, because of bis uncertainty as to who | ,» | Sold medal offered by Mr. George Wilkes, to be shot would pe successful the great ma and because that uncertainty rendered 1t almost | incumbent upon him that he sould prepare two | specches, one in case of success and one in tho event of failure. Inthe midst of tve kindnessos, the attentions, the fes:ivities and the successes with which the Americans had been Honored since their arrival he had been so busy that he now haa nO speech at all, After rendering thanks hand- somely for the excellent reception accorded in | Ireland, Colonel Gildersiceve recounted the events since the arrival of the team in Ireland, when it Was met by » recognized body of irish gentiomen bus | | People. In conclusion he could only say that if | nim asin the hearts of those On wnose behalf he | fresh | noted Abercorn Cup on American | im their eyes vy receiving from the | to whom we are ail so much | resence here | felt certain that he was ex- | turned thanks also to the Lord Mayor for THE GENBROUS WOSPITALITY they had come over tor. course, (Cheers.) They hag, of | kpected to have a “good time,” but they Witbout boasting, something to be proud of, tor, if he remembered correctly, first who, going out from tueir Succeskiul The Americans elt, nevertheless, that | their success over their Irish friends was more the this was, tndeed, evidenced by what had taken were heard among the winners, altnough Ameri- can riflemen had compeyed in most of te matches. Even that day they had had a severe eontest at the 1,000 and 1,100 yards ranges, and he | weuld not conceal from his hearers the fact that tne Americans were anxious to take home to America the prize for which they had contended, the All Ireland Challenge Snield. ; They bad already marked out in the miza’s eye | show well when put up, | But the Americans were beaten, beaten nobly and | well, and must go home without the shield, and ne | | had heartily to congratulate the wiuners on their | | victory, aud to tvank them on beuall of the Ameri- can team fur the generous spirit mantiested since | | the success on Tuesday. He had to thank | | not only the Irisn rifemen, the commit- | tee and the Lord Mayor, but the people | | of Ireland, because from every quarter: he | | had received congrarulations. ‘ne Duke of Aber- ment of their suceess. Before te took his seat ne Would ask leave to say that he had brougat with bim to Ireland, asa memento of this American Viait, @ sliver trophy, to bs kaown as “(HE AMERICAN CUP,” which he presented ty the Irish Rifle Association | for annual competition. At this juncture Mr. Bird brought forward the superb silver made by Tiffany, bad meniioned. It is & massive vase of Nevada silver, standing on an ebony | Pedestal, On either side of the vase are caryatides, holding in eact hand laurel wreaths, | | On tke front or the vase are crossed rifles in re- | lief (being fac simiies of the Sharps and Reming- | tons employed in the match), the coat of arms of the United States, with an eagle above it, On the other side is @ laurel wreath, surrounding yhe following inscription :— neeoe: eOCeOne ROSE IELEEELE EE IODE HE ObbOHE: | PERSENTED BY THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM H : TO THE RIFLEMEN OF IRELAND FOR ANNUAL COMPETITION, 5 ig H as @ memorial ei tuo first international rifle 3 | contest on Irish soil, 3 June 29, 1875, ford’s | of Liberty.” Op the front is the inserip- | tion, Amicitia sto Perpetua, and at the base E | Pluribus Unum. Colonel Gildersleeve, in presenting the vase, said that it was the work of a native porn citizen of the United States, ang the gift of citizens who were only sorry that it was not larger and could not be enjoyed by a greater number of the Irish the memory of the team’s visit should remain as | firmly fixea in the minds of those before spoke, the cup would jong serve as a token of the American sojourn, and that would be an ampie recompense. The members of the American team would throughout their lives remember their Irish | visit with pride. The kindness and generosity with which they had been treated would always — remain in their memories as fresh and green as the shamrock of the beautiful island. (Pro- | longed cheers.) Alter Gildersleeve’s speech the Lady Mayoress continued the presentation of the prizes until late hour. | THE WORK AT DOLLYMOUNT SINCE TUESDAY. | The important event of Wednesday was the | Winning, among the All Comers’ Prizes, of the | Spencer Cup by Vaptain Colemas, of tne Amer- | jean rifle team. ‘This 18 @ cup given annually in | nonor of Bart Spencer, late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and Coleman distinguished himself by making the bighest score ever made for 1t—47 out of @ possible 60 points, Colonel Gildersieeve so won @ Silver cup in the shooting on ednesday. The gnnuai competition for the occurred on Thurs- day and Friday, and im this the Americans participated very extensively. Th! cup isthe ninth annoal cup presented by the Duke of Abercorn, and on this occasion thr ditional prizes were offered to the three Ameri- | cans making highest scor for the cup. These prizes were carried off by sliver cup; Glidersk waiting to receive amd entertain them. He me- | eyes, with which he had so largely contributed to the | enjoyment. As tothe match, the Americans had | certainly been successful in it, but that was what | accepting both tne Spencer Cup and that which did not care so mach about that. He betieved | Gildersieeve. that the victory of the American riflemen was, | won money prizes, some of which are quite they were the | prolonged until country | teams to an international contest, had returned home | to pay thetr respects, on Saturday afternoon, to corn had honored the.team with an acknowledg- | Guun. | of forgery. | checks on Mr, John Sweet, a butcher, doing busi- in the competition | rs Fulton, who won the frst, a twenty-five guinea | arse e second, a Lora Bury an telescope, and Bodine tnird,a dela glass. Joun | ‘on They then shet“ ef th wes and both made bali’s ey again. Cole- man next made a bull’s eye, and Gildersieeve @ centre, giving the cup tothe former, Butarule of the Rifle Assoctation prevents Coleman from he has last won, so that be will periaps choose the Spencer Cup and leave the 100 guinea prize to Nearly all the Americans have Tho foal day of the meetings was guch @ late hour tuat the had but @ few moments in which large. Mr, Vernon, the owner of Clontarf Castle, and of | the grounds on which allthe rife matches have Fesult of good fortune than anything else; and | been held. Tue “zarden party” at Clontarf Cas- | tle was one of the most elegant assemblages ever place that evening and by the otuer prizes allotted | seen in Ireland, and Colonel Gildersiceve and nis in the report, a which but few American names | men, although they arrived late, were jndsume- ly received there. They now turn their faces to- ward Beliast, Glasgow, and Edinburgh, whence Vhey will go to Wimbledon, and tne «reat fetes there, NEW YORK CITY. Wiliam Ashley, aged twenty years, of No.8 Elizabeth street, whiie asleep on the roof of his certaia windows in Broadway in which it would | nouse on Thursday night, tell to the yard and was (Laughter and Cheers.) | imstantly Kilied. There will be sports on the grounds of the New York Athletic Club at four o'clock this afternoon. ‘There will be a half-mile and @ quarter-mile run, anda mile walk, An inquest was held in the case of William H. Bennett, who died at Bellevus Hospital about a Week ago from tetanus, due to injuries received at the hands of some unknown persoa, ‘The three hundred and second regular lecture before the New York Liberal Club was delivered last night at Plimpton Hall by Dr, Robert A. Its title Was “Food and Medicine.”’ George 3. Greene, Jr., has been appointed En- gineer-in-Chief of the Department of Docks, upon the recommendation of Alfred W. Craven, William i. Worthem, Julins W. Adams, James P. Kirk- wood, Colouel R. M. Hoe and other well known citizens. Mr. H. C, Poppenhusen, General Manager of the | South Side Railroad of Long Island, states that vaso, | the directors of that company bave appointed Which Colonel Glidersleeve | Mr. Daniel Lord, Mr. &. B. Sutton and Mr. William Nicol to investigate the recent disasver at Rocka- Ab inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Hick- | hoff in the case of Anua Dwyer, who, it was al- | leged, died from violence at the hands of her hus- band. The post-mortem e: made by Deputy Coroner that deceased died from cholera morous. mination. which Was T. Marsh, snowed ‘The A | jury rendered a verdict accordiagly witnout leav- | ing their seats, The Secretary of State has furnished to the Cor- poration Counsel the following additional list of persons to be prosecuted for refusal to give infor- 4 mation to the State census enumerators:—H, Schutte, No. 192 East Houston street; Mr. Mont- gomery, No, 1,589 Second avenue; Augustus Schenck, No. 9 Oliver street; Frederick Reichert, No, 267 Bowery; Jonn bo 4 'No. 100 Lewis street; Mr. Beadieston, West Tenth street, near Washing: ton street; Alexander ‘I. Stewart, Broadway, cor- ner Tenth street; Mr. Haddock, No. dlu ‘Kast Fourteeutn sireet; John Aiken, No. 206 Eighto avenue; Mrs. Edwards, No. 33 Batt 1224 reet; Mr. Munchasen, No. $14 Bast 124th street; A. 8. Seer, No, 10 West Filth streer. AN INCIPIENT RIOT IN JERSEY CITY. A mass meeting was heid last evening in Kepler Hall, Jersey City, in relation to the extension of Washington street, which nag been obstructed by asugarrefivery firm, Congressman Hardenberg presided. Mr. E. B. Wakeman spoke in favor of closiug up the street, but the demonstrations of disapprobatto: were so great that he was obliged to desist. Major Pangvorn pointed out the necessity of having tne proposed improve- ment compiéted and Was loudiy upplauded. Mr, dona P, Daly followed and was proceeding to / Suow the uillicy of the Improvement when he was attacked by # policeman who attempted to urive bim off the stage. In the coniusion which fol- lowed the meeting adjourned. thus preventing & Tiot Which Was almost Inevitable at Unis attack upon an intelligent resident of the city. ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FORGER. Last night Detective Folk, of Brooklyn, arrested @ young man, named Charles Baird, on a charge Tne accused passed two forged | ness at No, 68 Fla bash avenue, Brooklyn. One | was drawn on the Nassau Bauk of Brooklyn, and the other on the Mechanics’ bank. The locked up in the Washington street s! SHIPPING NEWS )}% OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND avoust. risoner tion. 2 Bowling Green . |19 Broaaway. oY Broaaway. J5Brosaway. ly 20° | Law erboul.. |» Bowlthe +) 69 Broad way. él Broadway Rigby, the eminent gun maker, whois undoupt- BG edly the best rife shot in all Ireland, | Celt 19Broadway City o 5 Broad: won the Abercorn Cup, but, as he nad | Oaniorites ] Bowling teeen had it once before, it went to Mr. Johnson, | L’amerique [eel .. ‘ i 0 @ member of the Irish team beaten on Tuesday. | yontvna’ Greagwas. Rigby on a windy day made 200 points out of @ | dSeytina . [4 Bor Green possible 220, which is very remarkable; Pollock in a clear day maxing 205 and Gilders! e197 out of | the same possivie number. It was curious to note | that Giidersieeve, Fulton and Bodine’ menerally close together, although tue three shot separately, all in different targets and without material advice or counsel. At the end of two days, during which there were fifty com-— petitors, Falton’s score was 971, Gilder- | sieeve’s 269 and Bodine’s Fal Dakin, who | bas been jubilant since ‘it. was decided that he made the highest score in-the grand | international match, did not shoot for the Aber- | corn Cup. On the first day of the competition for | tcup the Americans, substituting Bruce for | Dakin, beat by ten pojats the same irish six op- | posed to them in the international match on Tues- day, and this was on the new Wimbledon target. The great struggie on Saturday for the posses- sion of the All Ireland Cpalienge Shield narrowly | escaped termin@on in victory for tue Americans, . of Georgia. . [74 Broao way. nd ed Broadway :|7 Bowling Green 69 Broad way -| Liverpool. 51.})iverpooi,. |4 Bowling Green . %.jLiverpoot,.i29 Broadway. Foimmeraiia: 5:| Hampure, .|61 Broadway. 6.] kotterdam | 50 Broaaway 7.| Liverpool..|!5 Broaaway. flavre...4 |) Broaaway Liverpoot.. 19 Broaaway. Liverpool, )69 Broad wa) Bremen 2 Bowling ak ot .| Laverpool ./29 Broad way. Siareor Fénn'yia) sue. 11.) Glaaow,.|72 Broadway. pevia... . 12.| Hamburg.. |61 Broadway. Gi of Caesar: ; 14: |Lavernoot’ |i Broadway. Germanic . 14: | Livernool..119 Broaa wa: Geller 19, Broad. Franc ta NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VE38ELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yorx Hxratp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on rd the Heratp steam yacht, show: | ing while burning the colors rea, green, red, changing | from one to the other in succession, and can be seen sev- | eral miles distant’ Captains ot vessels upon seeing this it was competed for by four men from the Dublin | signal wilt oblige us by preparing any marine news Shooting Club; foar of Belfast, and four from the can team. The Belfast riflemen were left oat of | sight by the Americans, and had it not been for | one OF two unfortunate shots just at tne finish of | the 1,100 yards range, the shield might, indeed, Ve been exhibited on Broadway. This cnal- | | lenge shield was contestea for by Gildersiceve, | Puiton, Bodine and Dakin on the American side; | by Rigby, Johnson, Pollock and Hamiiton, of the Dublin Shooting Cin, and by Fulton, Waikington, | | Wilson and Lee, of Beliast. Tne Americans really | | enterea im the Match from @ sense of duty, and | took comparatively slight interest in it, The | team wasin bad form, and its suooting at 1,000 yards was much below its average. When the | contest at that distance was closed anait was | | found that the Dublin Club was thirty-ave and ine | Belfast people thirteen points aheud of the Amer. cans, Our men went at work in earnest. At | | 1,100 yards their shooting was magnificent, and | | they gained twenty-fve polotson the Dublin team, | | but did not quite succeed in winwinga victory, Bodine, who im this match stot badly at 1,000, | made one of the finest scores ever achieved at 1,109 yards. Eulton came tirst in the aggregate | seore with 146, Gilde: ve next, wits 141; Bo- | dine made 140 and Dakin 138, THR SPIRIT OF THE TIMES MEDAL. Another interesting incident of tne Saturday's Shooting was the match for the poss for annually at the close of the competition for the “All Ireland Onallenge | tors making the highest score tn each team of four ersons at 1,100 yards, the medal to be held on | year by the winner. 1t was won by James Wilson, of Boliast, Thore was no the match at 400 yards between a large number | of competitors, having three shots £100 cup offered by the sperting and dramatic men of London. Gildersieeve and Coleman Were last, as they made the highest scores, n, for the | from the Ulster Ciub, | they may have for the Ship News Department of the Ameri. | Hxnazp. we Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addreming to such vessels, care of Heratp news yacht, pier No 1 Kast River, New York. Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re- quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. HIGH WATRK 443 | Gov. 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Ort, Wil ee Winchester & vo is ‘ ea ir eliza, a Jacmel—Kunhar i pe Aanio 'L Paliner, Lewis, Tee ee EN ease B Schr Maj Ma: ‘Bi ha aa eu : sters (Br), Masters, St Johns, NF—Bon- They aaforvanate “tied” with al pulls “ Sehr WD Tt, Mero, or—K P Buck & Co, Behr Scio, Sinith, boston 0 rowel & F enaey. aris, Lord. Boston—Hl Ps oly, Arey, Bost are Sloop Geueral’ Warren, smith, aat Wyse ow a ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STBAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Steamer Donau (Ger), Bussins, Bremen July 3 and Soumennnn 6th, with indse and 331 passengers to Vel- richs & Steamer Richeapnd, Kaw, ages Del, with mdse to the Old Dot m Steal NEF Of the Waves. (of Sunderland), Gooc, Ti, With coflee, &e, to order: veel to Yuwie Java Head April 17, Cape of Good 22, crossed the Equator June aud passed St | Bolts Mocks June to: had light winds and tine weatner, Bark Goothe \Ger),, steenken, Liverpool 47 days, ih ballast to © Luling & Co. June 25 to 23th, lat 45, Jon 475), Dassed a large number, of icebergs ‘the Gas an- chored at Sandy Hook for 0 Bark Albina, Daggett, Liverho Thomas Danhiw’s Nephew & joa! 51 days, with coal to Had ‘light winds and calms most of the passage. Bark Wentworth (of Yarmouth, NS), Robbing Bre- mon 7) days: in ballast to chow & Burgess. light westerly winds and calms; is anchored in Gravesend Bay for orde:s, Bark Amor (Aus), Premade. Bordeaux 4) days with ‘in to D St Amant & Son. ovannino (lial), Maresea, Boston 6 days, in bal- od Just to onde hann (Ger), Boysen, Cape Town, CGH, 53 davs, with wool to Ocirichs & Co; Vessel to Funeh, Kaye & Co. Crossed the equator Sune 17, in lon 27 We Bris Moewe (Ger), Egers, Rio Grande, 43 days, with hides aml wool, to order: vessel to Punch, Kdve & Oo. Brig ania Costa lta, Calgino, St sohas, iy 10 days, arto d V Onatlvia & Co. Win Robertson, Peak, Arroyo 13 days, with sugar to Parsons « Loud. ¢ & J Henverson (of Boston), Gandersnn Sagua7 1 ballast tod UWinchester & jig Hlmira, Scott. Fall Kiver, Schr GK Hatch, Murphy, 8t Jago 22 days, via bag 4 tanamo ISdays, With sugar to Brooks & Uo; vessel to Crowell & Pettingid. Sehr Iris (Br), Buckhart, Sagua 10 days, with suger and melado to Charles Luling & Co; vessel tor 1 Nevius & days, with trulttoJ at Island dare. with : vessel to BJ Wenberg. sehr Frank Waiter, saxton, dar KeysT days, with suinber to master. Gildersleve, Fartee, Richmond, Va. hr J S Mott, Rrown, Baracoa &T Yoarsuil; vessel to B.S Wendel sehr Frank Atwood, Bryan, pineapples to William Dough he SH Sharp, W Scitr Oakes Aines Do. 0, corgetown, DO. Baltamore ‘for New Haven, ichardson, Hallowell, Me, 8days, with lumber to Holeyose & Murray. ep Bark Wentworth, from Bremen, which anchored in Gravesend Bay tor orders on the 16th inst, came up to the city same daie, PM. 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Steamer biectra, ¥ MN Providence tor New York, Alexandria, dmouds, Georretown, Georgetown. with mdgo and passen: Steamer Amos © Barstow, Howard, Providence for New York, with mdse and passe agers. rehr Julia Newell, shepparu, ockport for New York, with lime to John & Brown, rehr Willie Martin, Hume, Gardiner for New York, with lumber to order. ‘sank, Yosemite, Webber, Bangor tor New York, with n to orde: panglis Phoenix Randell, Portland for Sandy Hook, with lumber Lo orde Wr EH Williams, Russell, Portlaud tor New York, witn corn to order, chr Adelaide, Linden, Steuben, Me, for New York, with lumber to Sinipson & Clap) Sehr Chas Heath, gandali, ‘Sangor for New York,with dagaber te to schuyler & Zetia, Hullowell, Brescot, Me, for New York, with famber todod Bry k © Scur cherub, fletelen Gardner for New Yor, with lumber to order, Charlie Miller, Miller, Georges Banks for New with fish to or ngor for New York, with lum- ‘ork, ‘Selir Judge, , Pinney, ber to Simpson & Clapp. ther Bowz, Brown, Helfast for New York, with Jumber order, sehr Sarah Eaton, Freston, Calais for New York. with lumber to simpson & Ola é Sehr Paravel, Allen, Lubec tor New York, with lumber 0 order. sehr Lillie O Wells, Wells, Providence for New York. Schr 8 Hl Jones, Joues, Full Kiver toc New York. Schr Fairwind, Bowman, New Bedtora for New York. Fehr Monitor. Uhase, Newport tor New York. Senr Verauda, Boni, Proviuence for, NewS ork. Sehr 8 Myler, Hark, Northport for Hobuken. Schr JV Youmans, Reed, Northport for Hol Sehr Hearivtta, uyndo svidence 10 Patiaterphia, schr Horizon, Leet, Pawtucket for Haverstraw. Sehr J A Crawtord: Hallock, Saybrook tor New York. z a Hannah Blackman, ‘Arnold, Apponaug for Fort johnson. Schr W P Philitps, Hawkins, Brookhaven for New York. ee, Salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Fall River tor ‘ew Yor Sehr Auiirald, Jacobs, Providence for New York. dehr A Crandall, Weaver, New London tor New York. Schr Monmouth, Jones, Providence tor New York, Sehr Lucian. Ball, Provideuce ior New York. sehr Ads Herbert, Crowell, somerset or New York, rehr kavorite, Butler, New Haven tor Phil Ipnia. Schr Anthony Burton, Johnson, Providence tor sew ork. 5 sone Geo W Whistier, Jr, Crosby, New Haven for Port johnson. seur Onward, Gorham, Nantucket for New York. a Kate Scranton, Palmer, Providence for New ‘Schr J # Allen, Randall, Nantucket for New York, Sehr G W Cuminings, Fish, Providence ior New York, pohr BT Riggs, RidKs, » faybrook tor Now Joe ‘ork. w Y Beir Lucy Wentworth, Koubins, Sostou for N Schr DT Willits, Lakeinan, Providence for New ¥ Sehr May Flower (lin), Boston tor New Yor belie Sarah Cullen. Cullen, Norwich for Philadelphia Sehr J G Collyer, Lewis, Bostou for New Yors, Schr Alida, Lombard, Boston for New York. sehr Perine, Sheffield, Stonington tor New Yor! hr Potter & Hooper, Bradbury, Providence tee Hav- et C Shepard, BID. Saybrook tor New York, vis chr Lavinia Jane, Parsons, »toneybrook ior New iS iterly for New York. Schr Helen Mar, Wi Fail River for New Yor! pepe M C Carroll, Carroll, Providence tor New York. Sebe Herbert Mahton, Orowell, Providence for Now ‘Soke Justice, Caswell, Narragansett Pier for Hi 5 Sehr Mathew Vassar, Jr, kei. New Bediord ee ‘Belir Orlando sintt Fork. aaa ir Surge. Bowen, Kerris, Southport for Ni Scbr Sallie Burton, Palmer, Stamiord for Sehr J K Mitchell. Morrell, Siamtora tor New Yor BOUND Bast, wenat City of Fitchburg, springer, New York for ew Boutora rans, same L Shaw, Macomber, New York for Cork or alt “cht Lucy Chureh, Pierce, Philadelphia for Fall iver. sehr John Balch, Hannah, Port Johnson for New Bed- for sehr G L Daball, Rackett, New York for Chatham. Sehr Janes Powter. Batty, New York for Noank. he Bacon, Hearse, Rondout for Boston. Schir Ocean Queeu, Mott, New York for Greenport. Sehir Silas MeLoon, Spear Rondout for ftockiand, Sone Damon, Jounson, Port Johnson tor Boston. Schr Tunis Depew, Baker, Port Johnson for Provi- dence. Stickney, Stickney, Hoboken 14 ps River, ‘Sehr Chi Sehr Dart, Williams, New York tor stam! sebr Ida , Palmer. New York for ‘Stamiford. SAILED, Barks Solomon, for Cork; Sat Sarah B Cann (Br), Rotrer- dam; Arvid (8 Bas), Cronstadt; kgbert (Br), bs ut A ed, by oe 2. pots exes (Gee), for Philadelphia; schr Wind at sunset NNB, light. OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. Nawrorr, Rl, Jaly 15, 1875 Thesunken bark Bessie Rogers is now in the inner harbor \not Portland), having been towed there by the New York Coast Wrecking Co’s steamer Relief, from the upper harbor, with a view of having smoother water in which to discharge her cargo ot tron. After the cargo is all dischatged and sold, the vessel will also have to be sold by order of the insurance companies, one of which ia the Great Western Marine Insurance Co, of New York. It is understood that the New Yorm Coast Wrecking Co are to receive 65 per cent of the value of the vessel and cargo. John Coggeshall, Agent of the Board of Under- writers, has the entire supervision of the disposition of the vessel and cargo, and he nas been successful in sell- ing over half of the Iron at a fair price. He is now nego- tiating with several founderies in Massachusetts for the balance, and the prospect now is that the whole matter, which has been a long and a difficult one, will be settled atanearly date. Hundreds have visited the wreck since she was brought into the inuer harbor, and at present she is one of the objects of interest with the visi- tors at this watering resort MARITIME MISCELLANY, Siny CaLuponta (Br), Delaney ey. lett Capids, Conception. Bay, 220 ult, for Batisax, haviog ou, Bosra 95 poroner men, Women and children, together with Ate ir out- fits for the prosecution ofthe suinmer fishery on the Labrador coast.” On, the ‘harada tollawing the easel iceoerg, about 9) miles off Cape sunk in haif an hour wari passengers and @ Grow got on to, tho. es rly the ‘when they Wore ri Kennedy, of Carbon PSs: ext mori ir Jane ‘Ainsley, Sten inte selaum-Com iy. Bank Bwvor, a Bae A iivito, fee. Boston, put into Ascension and r jeavoring to the ree on F maintopsall to ig ni voring to save some of 1 i @ feartul sq ne lower maintopsail bursted an lew away; no cessation to the alis, feariul sea on; Kept tt the gulp away a point to give her alittle more wa: ‘water, sho rolling fearfully and decks fu! O tad jovavle and adrift about the de Yoresait split. nd lower toretopsait and the foretopmast staysail went also Novhing lett now but spanker, A staysail, mainsail, jib and up- wer, hy At pod di squalls stile ontinaine on, Tul sea Prince’s island on our yp quarter ‘aboutS miles off vere Fouud reef vif its north end by about nee at work getting alott ol im, As miles, wind WN blowin dous squalls, with a fe (ei we: ‘urious gale and tremen- beam sen Folling clean over yg folling 8 ering could fot he 1 08 80 mush water rolling ‘ks the rod | ny Sti BS on ‘the duh disegvored mainmast head working very much at every roll aad nes of the asia ast Orocen off Just abov ves of th 10 topsail down to relieve the st. he mizzenimast was found to he mnizzen, but uehout the night lg aad soa mountains high: pump atiended ani making very much water; morning a oy? node: ‘a little moro sail to steady ‘aud commenced to clear te decks and put the chaine "oelow. as. these had washed away to iecward vered th oyeid do necaing ra ”o sundly ‘stralses, ig or Wad a aud Ty Cy Maiiumast Bact ¢ had cleared the | 8e1 PB, Philadelphia for ton, went ob arn, mien jar ry in nd tI t rather 6 rg N as the ‘wind ad changes. Gey Levi H which was towed into New- Jel, July 2 direlict by schr Wm Tice, leit tor 8 spate, 1, July 2 tina iGth’ vo undergo repairs KJ 1 Haugtson, loaded with building brick, truck on the far of ilzabethport a8. loun.and, bela unger full sail, capsized. deck load =e thrown of crew were all rescued. am masks went to the assistance of the selie, but could not raise her. Hauivax, NS, mar 16—Fishing yvesrels arrived at Wiitenend report @ large bark ashore on the southeast ond ot Sable felnnd,” These overed wrecked scuff, and Ashermen picked up 8 deckload of corkwood ria and other inte ‘There has been an unusal prevalence of foggy weather leniora, Nom Porto Rico for Montreal, 18 ontr 01 eo for Montreal, 18 here for the lenos The brig a out, arrived rt "port Mulgrave on the leaking. Vixevarp Haven, NB, for PELE os 16—Th¢ ihe Diser, trom New Bando! ro of buildin; stone, went ashore os Squseait w youl at mianixl last wight, and remains this Son ag "She Sasauoer sistance. SurreviLpinc—At Nesbias John Shaw has commenced work on a bark ot 600 to: Launcuep ~At Catler, oth inst, bs sehr of Ws tons, owned by the others of Cutler. she is nam will be commanded by Cay At eo At Newburyport, July 15, the new ra Bonanza fore described), 160) tons arthen from the yard atdsl Currier, Jr, She was taxen to Cushing's Whart, and will be immediately fitted ror sea. NOTICE TO MARINERS.” Orrice ov Licutuouse INarHCTOR, |} re Dasrrice, Tomeaixsvines, NY. July 1, F about the 22d inst, the Brenton’s Reet fight vos: sel Pil be brought in tor repairs, and Reliet, No 17, wilt be substituted Iu her place. The description of the Nef vessel ts lack, with two white streaks; m day marks: Ay ale nted a light brown, colot Waite mastiiende: lantern houses, straw color; “Reli aon 1a a tt te letters on each quarter. EN D TRENCHARD, Commodore, USN, Lighthouse Inspector, Third District WHALEMEN. toftae Hunter, which arrived at New Bedford Min inst, f Tsiandy March 27, and April 6 struck 3 whl Bailie. i Ponder Baer & Fred, and + saw sperm ‘whales anid ‘ot 3 small ones; Jays, agai “saw whales and {ook 1: {he 5 made ‘bY bbis:4¢6 bbls sp oll ‘since leavin ay o Islands, making 1600 bbls sp oll on board 1032 do wh ot all (a Se letter from Capt Bi ot bark John Dawson, ot NB, ri ropa rta he her 4 os Helena ane 10, wit 900 bbls sp a an e day to cralse, Spoken—( Nerlaa rw organ (ot New Bedford), June 14, lat 80 N, lon 42 v8 SPOKEN. Rey pyetic boy gi Pidmamaer, from Java for Boston, t 34 40 8, mi in hmoraid Tale Hocker from New York for Live ool, July 6 La joc, from New York tor Port Natal, May 30, tat O81 Non 24 59 Wr, ok N98 NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agonts ani shipmasters ara in- formed that by telegraphing to the HxgacD London Bu- reau, No 46 Fleet street, or to the Paris office, Rue Scribe, the arrivals at and departures trom European and Eastern ports of American and gil foreign vessels trading with the United states, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and saint from French and Mediterrancan ports will ind the Paris office the more economica: and expeditious for telegrapbing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Bursrot, July 16—Arrived, abip Nuovo Rattler (Ital), La Comare, New York. Sailed 16th, brig Tramore (Br), Charleston (not sailed 8th). Brewen, July 4—Sailed, bark Francis Hilyard (Br), Abbott, United States. Canvirr, July 16—Sailed, bark Frednes (Nor), Peder- een, Halifax. Coxwar, July 15—Arrived, sehr Lizzie Heyer, Poland, Doboy. Cuonstapr, July 14—Arrived, bark Yarra Yarra (Nor), Scrensen, Orleans. ConstaxtinorLe—Arrived, bark Eliza (Nor), Kjeldsten, New York tor Odessa. Care Coast—Arrived, bark Sea Gull, Stevens, Boston. Duxorwess, July 16—Of, bark Jenny (Ger), Grote, from New York for Bremen. Deat, July 15—Arrived, barks Freeman Dennis (Br), Scott, Philadelphia for Bremen; Northern Queen @r), Bollar, do do. Droxrmxim—Arrived, bark Hedwig (Ger), Hoefke, New York. Fatuovra, July 16—Arrived, brig Veteran (Br), Hud- son, St Thomas and Honduras (ordered to proceed to Gloucester). Guxexocx, July 15—Arrived, ship City of Montreal(Br), ‘Wilson, Quebec. Sailed 15th, ships Chevalier (Br), Menzies, North Amer. fea; Bruce (Br), ¥razter, do; Forganhall (Br), MeChea- ney, do. Hantieroor, July 15—Sailed, bark Emerald (Nor), Petersen, North America. Liverpoot, July 16—Sailed, bark John Campbell @r), Harkensen, New York (not sailed 8th), Sailed 15th, ships County of Pictou (Br), Munroe, North America; Valparaiso (Br), Mills, Vancouver Isl- ands; barks Palermo (Br), Wade, North America; W I Whiting (Br). Fulmore, do. Arrived 16th, ship Baden, Dunham, New Orleans. Lowpox, July 16—Arrived, bark Regia (Nor), Larsen, New York, Sailed 15th, bark Weymouth (Br), Cain, North Amer- ica. Leira, July 15—Satied, ship Algiers (Br), North America. Limenice, July 15—Sailed, ship Bonnie Dundee (Br), Goff, North America. Mansziturs, Joly Ur arrived, ship David Brown, Col- cord, Singapor Sailed 13th, bark ek dos Anges (Fr), Parquet, New Orleans. Sailed 15th, bark Ferris 8 Thompson, Potter, Rio Ja- neiro. Newry, July 15—Arrived, bark Kong Oscar (Nor), Rothing, New York Opessa—Arrived, bark Maria Francesco (Aust), Gedo- vick, New York. Quegxstown, July 16—Arrived, steamers Ithuriel (Bri, Mitchell, Galveston for Liverpool (short ef coal); Wis- consin (Br), Forsythe, New York for do; Bothnia (Br), Moodie, do tor do. Satied 16th, steamers City of Richmond (Br), Brooks (from Liverpool), New York; Republic (Br), Gleadell (from do) do. Sovurmamerox. July 16—Arrived, steamer Nurnberg (Ger), Erdman, Baltimore for Bremen. Srermm, July 14—Salled, bark Louise Jehm (Ger), Stuec, United States. FOREIGN PORTS. ooh inseas ders arcs Sag Bary, Bowes. je ’ AY, June 5—in Dork, sch Pioneer, Kenalson, Mito hell, ‘Sailed May 20, bark Geo T Kemp, Taylor, Boston ae 14—Arrived, bark # Andérson, ndt, jew i Sailed 1ith, bark Marietta, (Sp), Vicens, St Mary: Matanzas, ‘July 14—Salled ib Brown, Hii, North of Hatteras, schr b I uxyitas, June ‘Poarrived. br Tracy, xew York; July 1, schr Harbison, sont Soeur, July 16—arrived, bark Lothatr (Bn, Sroka N¥. June %—Arrived, brig Lady Mary (is) Rex, New Yor! SypDNey, oh. July [ee asrived, bee bark Vanadis (or), Hausen, Br Jon, 3 Arrived, sche Marysville, Boston. Sailed ate ship Geo Bell, Liverpool, ane Bay, OGH, Jane Ore ‘ort, ship Sacramen , trom Siinon igived th, in Ignis for Boston vn ware Mae, pea, trom New pimianan, July PWalled, sohr Mattie E Taber, Aldrich, epson, N8, July 14—Sailed, ee Catawamteak, for Richmond, yai Lue! pA Oe for hi ly 16—-Put i sPretident Dade (or), olsen, iors ot Nasaire for" Vatted's iPae Sraau om av.) AY , July 2—sailed, Chas F slwell, O'Brien, Phil- with from Pushing Roads June 9, Mathilde rans, Rich, Boston; Britis! asters, 00k. Butvast, uly Bs ated. " Pasa na, farsion New ‘or! Boupeacx, July 3—Sailed, 4 Charles, New York: blise ‘Linek, Wenzel Priledeipl + Forts rian, 1 Cone, Jaly $—Arrived, Prince Hassan, Pattick, Phila- rs ‘Duaty July 2—¥assed, J C Williams, from New York for ‘Doous, July 2—Cleared, Ranger, New York. Guovessten, July Se Atiived, Jue Koch, San Fra elsco. Havas, Juiy 2—Arrived. Meunlan, Cuttis, Oolorade, fa, Home. Valentine, Philadelp Hy nes. Sanuy Hook. Etvenroc' uly earavee: Manhattan (s), Jones, and yihia (9), aint, ipa ua EERE a ‘Echeverria, lumore: Livingstone, Gres inet Galveston; San Heroes (Br), huvowe Boston; 4th, Olaf Glas, Ne- rust, New Py Ail, More San Loxpor, July 4—Atrived, Francisco; Sth ‘Mansuiies, July 2 Pa balied “Yariaane Maraovaxs, May 1—Salled. Rosin tle, NoW (has been reported it yagrrenpan, July Cleared, bo 01 ‘aleich, New Liimearons, Jane 20—satied, tly of Baltimore (6), for roe Sune ae emived, Arlosto, Ammestrano, Now AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, July Is—areived, sobt P & Crowell’ —— for Georgetown. ore Peel Barly Tory. eel jeorge- G. uly Arrived, soht Alien Gurney, nash Juiy y io Apived. hrs Bene eons ia more: Hist it Basil mith, Grace, and be mtg au ri M Smith, Grace, Phitageiotia: HM Buell, Jreland, Helen Bs useell, Mehaily, Fort Johnson; Mury EB kip, Fuller, do; ‘Yankee Blase, Guombs. oboke! Sisters, Wallace, Sagua; MO Lyons Sieveus, Phiiade! er Nereus, Rerry, New York: bark diate foute vid hee enlty He Naylar dng, NeBrive, do; EB H Phinney. Rondout; fu a Tnuewhau, Jones, Hobo: “Kiso _azrived. bark Xsnorapee (Fuh Guillen. Singa- re; saht Marcus Kdwards, Hdward Pfelow—Sehr Royal Arch, Baltinore Colonel 8 W Batavia (Br), Moreland, Liverpool; lowes, Maltimore ; barks (il (Ptgse),Pureza, } Cres. (Br), Forbes, Cork vit New York; kanean. | London schrs Helle Hardy, Bazee, Puiladetpht Cleares Wm © steam: uh Oat a iimores Sekerson nats Vemmeings. i i, pha troup, Nickersou, do; Mary of . dew York; C Chamberiain, Adams, Woodberid; Nd BALTIMORE, “valy 16—Arrived, steamer ‘iibernian Fes iverpool via Halifax: bark Nordhavet Myhoe, Langerand via Hampton Roads, visti aerivad, brig Chattanooga, Thompson, Ponce, PK. ved—Steamers Braunsenweig (Ger). Um PRN ag tee George, Appold. Lovétand, Boston: brigs Mary C CMiriner, Doull, George Latl: Norris, Por Mary ioe. Challener tip Jae yi iiicons Demerer Annie ate: do xehirs Nancy Sumth,, Bo; Archer, y: : Wook r Aik xt vie 2 Pe hiay Wook hey. bills, dos bine 5 , Kennedy. Rondout, iNecletlan, March, Providence ; ship Br), Downie, London, Cherokee ¢ Neatly; eeyig rT stig Bows Wiener. ‘<3 Wallace, New York: Tolomeo, Corks brig Maw , Catharina, Londonderry; schr Frances, 8am Bit. PAST, July M—Sailed, brig H C Sibley, Colsom, rah July 14—Oh 4 hrs Jed Frye, Langley, 4 uly Cleare|, schrs Je 7 Phifadeipiiny Ports, tice: Wentworti New Yorks Pred arren, Lowell, il so1 Cledred—steam: Rhine (Br), age Antwerp. Also ciedred genes bar! Casta Jameson, Jameson ew York; Hal ton Island. Arrived, schrs John A Rich, Are: chi W Henham, valet uae ed dailed—Schrs HH beds ea i Barsietd, ton, Corbett, Charleston Gar, to load 1 tor New York; ©) ape tal diet eet tor do. LNTSTOn, July 16 Arrived. sehr Beef hen Morte Gee uiritt, allen. Hoo! pats ‘n1 fed, sche Sarah & July 1i—Sall ht. * csv LK Nirived. schrs B N Hawkins, Wyatt, Savannal i Davis, Georgetown, an We En. elpuia Mary Nalt, ai kcht Mediator, Gage, New York, July 16—vailed. steamer City of Waco, Greenman, New York via Key West Cleared. rer San Aantonios <br) pee, 7 Liverpool. 3, July BArrivs irs Haw a, New York. brig Chas wesley, Golson, Searsport, uires, New Yor! July Me Arrived at hag ch tt] ), Bremner, Havre, via A er “hition tenner Ch (and wiil proceed to Baltimore). Sailed from do, schr John Bird, tor Patladelphia. Billed from 6 Passes, ship eciota) schr J 8 Bragdone NEW BEDFORD. July, l4—Arrived; schrs M F Weod, Garlick, Port J on; Edward Wooten, Young, Rom Ba Faces iin Nickerson. Newport ‘Yoth—Sailed, Kate McCall,” Strict! and, Georgetown, iC, iith—Arriyed, sehrs Hastings, New York; L ADanem hower, Jucksonvile; Hizad Raymond, and Semam Philadephia. ae tiode-steamer Berks, Pendleton, Philadelphia; sohre Youtsa Frances: Julia's Pratt: Bilze Walker; W ham, and LC Hickman, New Yor Na RYPoRe, daly KC Atria’ iyscips Carrio Alice" Call, Ponce, PR; Lodusitia, Means, Nailed sschr Vineyard, Hosebrook, New York or Phila i ba WPORY, July U—Arrived, schrs David @ Ploy Clifford, Georgetown, DC: Lucian Ball, Providence York (and sailed 15th), Naha aenved. sehrs John bs Fox, and Ada Her- pte en. Fail ot gl New York. rivals. he port—senrs Elisha T Smith. Baker, tor Virginiat Kotte oat ig. from Calais, Fakir, gah fore ry e, Corey, and Baltimore, Bowen, for New a LONbON, July 18—Sailed, schr Mary E At dep, alexa d Arrived. brig George, Porto Ricot ify 1 arrive 7 Win @ trish, do; Hbud= una nd NORWICH. sohey# 8 Darling, Pb! ‘adelphia; t Meter eee & duly 1b—arrive Hf Erle. Baltiieee: “aten ae Crane, do; BD d 1. Franels, Hondout. a sehr Favorite, Butler, New Yor areeigaes, way Ig ateivea che Mary Emily, ryger, New Orleans ared—Harks Criinca (Br), Glover, Liverpool; Ales 1a (Br). ih en viel Belfast. trethcartiyed, sches Warthe, Galveston; Vernal do ing Joun Birds Philadel puss. VHTA, July’ 15—Oleared, schr Nulato, Small, Newburyport. Arrived, steamers Saxon, Snow, erosion jilen. oe Fibres vere Borers eh oq on, Koss, New York; schrgo mol Martinique; James Alderdice, kockhill, Soston ke Grittn, Foster, Providence. ‘Also arrived, schrs bb B Churen, Kelly, fgnmenes ah nes, Hodgdon,’ Bath; OK Mooi. mith. i N Miller, Miliér, Bos Boston: Eliza B Wicks, a ft Moleured Ships Viclotla Warren, Bremen: W 4 ae field, Scovill, Antwerp: Kate Prince, Hamilton, dot barks ‘Autocrat, Hibbert, do; Litian, Kumball, Amster: dam; Atalanta, Hogeman, Hamburg} sehrs HB ore Nickerson, Hallowell; Jas Alderdi ockhill, Bost ton, i Hiadsone Vaugnam, dor SA Gate ith, do; be tee pees eseman, Cheisea; Be Oberisston a Bille. 2 ee, ond jedfor Goutrey, ea Bver: Right, Ava: Crosloy, Rcd ed, Providence: Etta Warwick, Norwich; Keading atlroad Piss do inne Be 2 wAlio cleared Brig Agelia Thurlow. Gallison, Stertin ig, Cramer, Savannah fier, enon 1 MT wi itman, Wwhismore, 4 ler, Ny CABTLI ‘Ben, July 16, AM—Schrs Eliza B ae ane and Mary 8 Bradshaw, from Providence, up thi ab Fink ‘eft for Philadetphia this AMf to load r cea onan orter, for Sacua, and schrs § & U Gordery, tor Boston: eee Siniehe, for Nepansot: Amos id ‘Helen ‘Mar. for do: Caroline i for do's nehel's Mili, tot Jo, parked dow Noon—Sehrs gee Wermoath Sale A ateelban, om Boston; Hebe Bhepperi i from do. and George > roulane, rom do, yaned ince the AM report. "Re vie Miry, for Boston, and Oriole, for do, aneo.i down sine e) ie —>chr Pet dad one a ekends, from Boston, passed down this afternoo! ‘There are 2 schrs below the fort. bound DELAWARE Breakwater, July ie Arrived last migh: ee Bp BS tr Aig = bg rhe rk Catharina, fro rome: st © latter grounded near the joint of Henlopen this AM, but was + soon aken off by @ ot haw be dye met injury. rap, mber ot vessels from above bavé passed out out t to-day. re. arhere bave been no changes harlie Morton, Alexand; ie” july 14—Arrived, achr | ae eaten Ye! td ich ipl Tarks Island; scht Lizal regs, Anderson. do. — Rodriguez Lopez, McDonald, hy ting, ‘seo xd br Jo Jolunna, Philadelphiay sebe raters a saa P Mattie M Bain, Tnestrup, Balti+ B, July W—Arrived, schrs Alfred Bras Howard Wynne Waiwright: Wm @ nd Geo & Vreel, Vanclea: ~y 4 towa, DO; SD Hart, alley, Philadetphi aulette Ken you, Buckingham, do tor Pawtucket; Jesse igh Lopntnall, Martin. do for dos ©: th Fenton, and John Jane, Gardner. Soath Amboy; Joseph EB Fotts, Fort Johiison ior Pawtucket: Katrina Van Courtiand, Go NY) Wun N Gemnor, hgbert, Hoos Khzabeth, Kelly, and Win it Bowen, New York? Oharios Hi Northem, Coo, do vi Below—Sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, trom a ke se Suilod—Sehrs Isabel Albérto, Tooker, Filladeiphies Midmunt, Reed; BH Warford, Hpragae,’ and isey, New Yor! TiS dy Ellen, Somers, from Philadel} vier off the mouth of Warren River PA 15th, a ord to Bristol to discha Passed up Haut Hope Bay PX 18th, sehr Wild Pigeon, from Phuadelphia for Som ead of Long Island ound idth, PM, bound srown, New York for Gibraltar; sebr ti 3 Swan, John ree ane Sallie Burton, Jesse Chas L ieee ‘ind ines, schrs agg Fenton: John Loenthally Siartin, John bat Conar, resident July. 15—arr: Es hl Lioig moe Panny Fern, Baton, ig vi! ort iGtMOND, i? a huiy tearrived, schr Racer, Silsby. Fancrsco, ony, Lg brigs Paloma, Nis Jenks, p Bnuler. Mathews, Tacoma , July 13—salled, schr Eliza A Anderson timo * Arrived at Tybee léth, steamer America, Billups, Bal wauaitsroR”, bn A Se Balled, ship Lucy A Nickels Pog lg 8 yh 2S lea on SOMERSET, T, July 13—Arrived, schr Spray, Martin Ryboken. VINEARD Pca July bet! Revenue steamer Samuel Dexter, cruising; sch “Pindadelpu tor tor Boston, in at! Portland’ for, dos Bu Wioktnore, F for os: by for ao: Mary ‘Fletcher, Bang fOr ey, iy oint, Frankfort tor ao; Avon ( ir), Wi tor fordo? ACH Bawyor, Calais toe ao: roach Emi . Portiand tor do; J G Rogers, Bath for oon ier for do: Juia Ward, Boston fc OF one Win Arthur, Portiand tor dor Ht § Sartre hich ok do: A Haylord, Boast for Brunswick; mnebec Kiver tor Mag oa Mgt te aie wi ellie row, Wallan Sailed—Schrs Herbert M isa A Johnson. rence Nowell, mma ©, Rogie ly, ‘how join ee Nee Yours klanil, for doy Ly ‘Trem eter for do, i Hor do: Hannibal, Bangor, tor do; Jul i July Fogrth. Only gon, H mma C Roin Wellington, Sandy, y, eolny 8 Arthur, onrist and Oregon. 1bth—Arrive Richmond sobre only Fon, Ef Bickmore: > v Bulg 4 ibLArrived, steamer Kegu: Xow stone (Br), Keneal| fT ae a arn ‘Georitetow duty Nee Salled, sear Elm City, Kelly, New LY, Jaly: 6—Arrived, schr Hari onueata Hvbaces; stoop Hunaa Sonnsome Walsh, aoe ABSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFE ent States; iegal everywhere; desertion, H iy Ltd alrige fre. required; no charge “g OSs, Attorney, 194 Broadway. , ore Bip ha AE Re ssigg bal lt FROM mie f ashese' rand 3 ey us sgh hE DENI idence office 6 Eighth streo! HILDREN'S LIVES SAVRD FOR 8 CENT4.—EVERY cage of Croup, Diarrhwa and Colic can when first taken, by Dr. TOBIAS’ Vexetian ‘warranted for 26 years, and never fuiled. db; druggists. OTHING 80 SUCOBSSFUL AS Lp honrertomg 44d 4: ¢ old and reliable od medicine, if BAL «AM, with 0 OW) great cures during tl kaa #28 stn, eT ry ee, Bt ay seazas ait ie, eis Gy'sapeode ut $8 aud 8S