The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1875, Page 10

10 THE SWIMMING MATCH. & VISIT TO JOHNSON AND COYLE AT THEIR TRAINING QUARTERS—COYLE, THE UNKNOWN, V8. JOHNSON, THR CHAMPION—AN INTEREST- INO CONTEST AND 4 CLOSE STRUGGLE IN . Paraperrnis, July 20, 1875. ‘The great swimming match for the champion- Bhip and $2,000 . between J. B. Johnson, the champion of Greas Britain, and Thomas Coyle, of Chester, Pa., 1s to take place on Thursday next, ‘the 22d inst. The contest will, without doubt, be Qn interesting one, and, a3 far a8 can be judged by the conduct of the men close and exciling struggle, ‘Both men bave Deen living for four weeks past at Gloucester Point, on the Jersey shor few miles below this eity, Jonnson making his headquarters at the Buena Vista House, hear tie steamboat landing, and bis plucky antagonist training irom @ more retired public Mouse, further down the beach ana | known as the Centennial Park Hotel. Gloucester Point 1s @ cheap place of resort, resemblivg a tross between Coney Island and Donnybrook Fair, and every alternoon the beaca is crowded by motiey throngs from. the city, On pleasure bent, Bat of a fragal mind, ‘the pleasure being derived mostly from beer gar- @ens, with rough benches and discordant masic, A8apeze and acropatic performances on the beach by circus men whose tights and tinsel look very coarse by daylight, . TRE ENGLISH CHAMPION, Johnson, whose breast is covered with medals won in the old country, in many a hard battle with the waves, gives a public exhibition of his prowess every other day. He gets into a boat with his as- Mistant and rows himself up the river when the Side is ronning down. Hoe takes a long pull against the current, and, woen two or three miles Bway, Jumps overboard, wearing a brecchcloth, nd swims back with the tide. He swims easily apd gracelully, varying his position from the sual one on his breast by /requenty turning to either side and to his back, propelling himself while in this attitude by a@ pecuiiar tirusting upward and backward of pis hands, He swims under water, turns Bomersaults and plays like & porpoise, seeming poriecrly atbome. He takes long walks daily and Ns In the Woods With his trainer, uses the clubs anu takes other exercise. This 1s his dally course of training, and, ar as appearances go, he Is in prime condition. le seems perfectly confident of winning this race, as he bas many Others, and is | Naking matters very easily. Johnson's record, bis wanner of swimming and bis magnificent payne! proportions are too well known tn New ‘ork since his contest at Long Branch to need repetition here. HIS ADVERSARY, COYLE. ‘Thomas Coyle, of Chester, Pa., who 1s to con- test the champion’s right to wear that title in this country, bas never before swum @ race and is an BuknoWn mad. ‘The ‘sports’ have wondered at bis temerity in challenging the Englishman, while admiring his pluck. ‘They shake their beads ominously at the idea of his Winning and quietly put their Money on Johnson, Nevertheless, the favorite may be beaten, as before has happened in sporting annals. A yisit to the sudacious con- ag re makes it reasonably certain, wen you straight im the face and says, mean to win this race, if | can,’ that a jomas Coyle is an Irisnman by Dirto, thirty-five years of age, but has lived lcag in (bis country and tas not @ (euch e! the brogue, He was jour years in the Uniied States Navy dur- ing the war, ond learned to swim in the service, He lives at Ohester, and works in one 0: the great Snip yaras of Jono Roach. He 1s about 6 leet 735 inches in height, weighs ordinarily 160 pounds, } also have consulting engineer, and the Board | proposes to secure the latter on or about the Ist m traiuing, | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION. THE GREENWICH STREET ELEVATED ROAD COM- PANY ASKS PERMISSION TO EXTEND ITS LINE. The Commissioners of Rapid Transit held a long session yesterday, which was chiefly devoted toa discussion of the law under which they act. Several of them think that the act is so obscure that they ought to have counsel to enable them to actintelligibly, Otners believe that they should of August, when it intends to begin the critica | eXamination of tue plans, Mr. Delameter reports tha: am able engineer bas offered bis services gratuitously. This Commissioner states that the Commissiouers are satisfied that nothing butan elevated road wiil meet the requirements of the | travelling public, und consequently there 1s no chance of any cther pian being adopted. Yesterday a number of COMMUNI Cations Were re~ ceived by the Commission, iue)uding (be foliowing irom the Greenwich street Bleyatea Railroad :— Ata meeting of the Executive Committee of the New | York Kievaied Kaiiroad Company, having by the by- jaws the ful power of the Boara of Pirecvors when not in seasion, Re.d stonday, July 12 1875, at 11:49 o'clock ‘A. MM, at No. 13 Walltain’ sweet, in the city ot New York, Fresent—Messrs, Courtwright, Dows and Hall, veing a quorum and majority of tue five | members composing said committee, the following resolution was Unanimously adopied, namely :— ‘Reso.ved, That application be and is hereby made to. tne Commi:moners appointed under the act entitled | “am act further to provide for the construction and operation of a steam railway or railways in counties of fe Stale,” passed June 18, 1575, to fix oF determine the Toute or routes tor theexteusion of the railroad of the | New York Lievated iailvoad Company, frou its present | | terminus wt the south end of Greenwieh street, by | which the said company may connect 1% railroad Will the south ferry, Namilton avenue terry aud staten Island fx. and determine the line) or tack of said 8, or from such er point upon the line of said company’s railroad as said Coliuissioners may dcem advisable, by which the | said company may counect its A ‘with the depot | or the New York Central | company, pon Fourth avenue at or near Forty-second | stect And that «copy of this resolution, properly authenticated, be presented to the said Commissioners, ‘New Youn, Moxbay, Jung 13, 1875, [Seal of the M. COUBLWRIGHT, President, company.] J. A. Cowina, Secretary. THE PLANS PUT IN YESTERDAY were two in number, viz., those of Louis A. Eh- | lers, architect, of Khinepeck, and J. B. News | brough, of No. 123 West Thiriy-lourth street. nat | of Mr. Ehijer’s is an tagentous plan, the read bein; devised to rum over the sidewalk oa arcnes, and | 80 arranged tuat t! adjoining buildings can be | extended out over the road I the property owners 0 Gesire; OF, 1D Other Words, the plan closes the light from the second stories and gives the prop- erty owners, in the way Of recompense, the right to bulid out two or three stories above the rall- road, A more elavorate description will be given later in the sessions o: the Commission, The plan of Mr. sg has originality to | commend it at least, It ap elevated road erected on two rows of ae placed so as to brace diagonally, with double track, each one being | over the centre of the line Of posts; tne cars are | suspended below the track. The inventer says | that ‘it will cost half ag much again as the Green- | | ut to notice Wich street road.”? A DARING RUFFIAN. | BOLD ATTEMPT TO ENTER AND ROB A DWELLING | IN BROOKLYN. | About eleven o’clock yesterday forenoon the | | door bell of No. 127 Livingston street was rung loudly, and Mrs. Frank Hollander, wno, in company | with her husband, 18 minding the domicile during | the absence of the family of Mr. Albert Smith, | Who are out of town, answered the sumions. | | Mra. Hollander fortuvately did not open wide tne | | door, but heid fasi to the knob, aud saw a young | | man, abont twenty-one years old, wearing & silt | | of dark clothes and @ white straw bat, wio said | | he was a rooler. He bad been sent by the pro- | prietor of tue house, he said, to repair the roof. On bis arm he carried a small coil of | rope, Mra, Hollander said she did not beileve bas an aogular jace add large, vrawny hands (a8 | him and that he could not enter the heuse. Quick | rugged as the cables they have handled), high, protruding cheek bones, sandy bair ana chin | whiskers ana remarkabie eyes. They are deep | get and blue, snelr clear whites and guick move- ment show a man tn perfect physical condiuon, | They are earn looking eyes, that seem to nave eat Gepts, and as they Masd on you you involun- rily Wink, His snou.ders are not remarkabie for breadt!, but nis chest is as round as a barrel, | = it protFudes in iront like a bad fitting shirt. | is flesh is as Clear and smooth as an intant’s, and | almost a8 white where he is hot sunvurned, His arms, back and joins are corded with muscles, with not a pound of fat for ding. He bas been training avout four weeks nder ihe advice of Dr. Caraezer, of Claymount, . and has brought himseil dowm to 145 unds. He is his Own trainer, but is assisted by ir. Brooks, 0: the Wotel, and otser irends. His wr 7 nas consisted solely of swimming and @ieting himself. Every day ne goes in the Water. He nas bee! oon, Dut DOW gues In only Once, overtraining and exhsustion. He and drinks the water strained off Scotc' as rare beef oatmeal. This is his whole course of traiuing, except to — syold liquors, MODEST MUSCLE. Mr. Coyle’s most striking quality is modesty, “What do you measure here?” asked the inquirer, squeezing his arm. | don’t know, #ir.’? “What 1s your girth across the chest?” pointing, with admiration. “Well, Lrealiy couldn't tell,” he answered, rveilous, Any man with ordinary | chest like that, would have been | pe measure under his arms once a day at least. But Mr. Coyle didn’t know. And he didn’t know how far he could swim nor how macn | he could litt, and he bad @rare disiike to talk of | Dimsel! at ail. He swims every day, with the tide, from three to ®ight miles. One day last week he swam from | the Port Richmond coa! wharves, in this city, to Gloucester Point, a distance of eight miles, in | one bour and twenty-three miuutes. On Satur- jay last he made the distance trom sarket sreét hart, Phliadejpnia, to Gioucester, ive miles, in one hour and six minutes, He has not speeded mseif, he says, and ou Saturday, as be hosted, he carried on @ covVersation wi'h those In his Doat, which was following tim, and favored the company with Iri-l songs, OUT WITH COYLE. “Go ont with me,’ said he to the H#RALD cor- fespoadent, and tne writer stepped with him into | ® rowboat, dressed with the American fug and | Coyle’s private colors, The party was to be rowed up the river for about two anda hail miles against the tide, when Coyle was to strip completely aad jump overboard to swim back. | WimmMing twice, mornin: a aiter- | . ; oa 20 ‘oid | Ing the Reception Committee found tueir hands | &s thought he threw the rope toward tier and tried to get it about her nec: Sue screamed loudly | for help and the felow ran away, Tue | nusband of the lady, hearing his wife’s cries, | to rural neignborivods, came up, and, on jearning of the occurrence, | secreted himseif in the haliway near the door for an bour, in the vain hope that the ruflan woud return, As he did nov come back Mr. Hollander Went to Police Headquarters and notified Ser- geant Frost. THE FLOATING HOSPITAL. | The moonlight excursion up the Hudson on the Bew Moating hospitai of St. John’s Gulid, last | evening, was a success, xcept 60 far as the moon Was concerned. Tae lowering clonds and threat- | | @ning aspect of the wearher militated a; te | crowd, but long before the time named for start- | fall of _gnests willing to econrrihnre ton worthy | charity when the sacrifice mvolved a deiightiul | excursion on tue water in 4 commodious boat, | with choice company, good music and ali the accessories Which could conduce to an enjoyable evening. Lt was computed, notwitostandiug ine adverse circumstances, that the party numbered | | Igily 700 ladies and gentlemen. The managers of the Guild were assiduous tu promoting the com- fort o! tneir quests, and the band of tne Seventy- | first regiment furnished incentives for dancing on | the broad decks. A handsome addition to tne | fund resulted irom the excursion. for sick babies wii! begin next week. ‘The Guid mMavagers appeal to the benevolent public for tne means to give tue poor sick the iull benefit of the enterprise, | THE ISLAND OF COZUMEL, | Reguiar trips AMERICAN COLONIZATION ON TEE OOAST OF | YUCATAN. | [From tne Two Republics (Mexico Otry), June 23.) This Island, situated on the eastern coast of Yucatan, and famous as the site of some of the grandest and most impressive ruins and monu | ments of a@ pre-listeric race to be found on tae | American continent, Is at present the odject of considerable interest in New Orleans, steps | bave been taken in that city for its colonization, Attention has been attracted to this isiana on ac- count of its favorabie location, the salabrity of its climate aud Loe great variety and value of ite productions. THE FIRST PATCH OF SETTLERS. i “yhis is the worst water | ever saw,” said Coyle. “This whole river s»ema to be fed by springs and | the water is in places very cold. 3 1 swim along | cam feel jets of icy water striking my body. The temperature ts constantly changing as you swim aloug au it 18 Very apt to produce cramps. I could be ali day in sait water, butt think five hours of this continuousiy would kill any man, It is nov that the water is :o cold, but that the tewperature is not uniform—tt is con- wtantly cuanging—and this is the most trying ‘thing possiine to aswimmer, I wouluu’s stay in $his water four hours.” “Won't it tase several hours to swim the thir- teen miles irom Cacster to this piace on Thurs- aay *” | “Oh, no,” said he, smiling; “besides, 1% may not | be necessary for citner of us to swim all the way, for if one gives out the other can ciaim tue race ‘Without going over the Whole course.” on you ever suffer frum cramp?” the reporter asked. “Very seldom. There is little danger if one is cautious and docs not go m too soou alter eating or in a perspiration.” “What do you do to prevent It?” “| wear this garter that you see aroun! my Jeg, or tie on an eelskin, In the race I shuil wear an eciskin. 1! you are taken witn cramp, just rub the part and you will immediately recover. 1 was taken the other day below this knee. [ scraped my ieg Wita my otper foot as iswam aad ‘wb lest me.” IN THE WATER. With a “goodby’’ Coyle sprang into the water and jek Ont toward the Point with atr strokes, ims very high, aud with Als e turned tely from 0: ther. He seems al e So staod in the water at an arele of jorty-five de- fo" and springs forward at every stroke, 80 tnat is back is visible hull way to bis joins, gud ateach motion the mascies of bis back and ders knotted and rolied like cords, He said Bhat 00 Was “taking it easy,” bat the writer, wuo | Bappenod to be pulling the voat benind him, found that pretty steady puiling was necessary to keep up witbhim. ‘The distance, a good two ies and & half, was made in good time, gz up into bis little dressing @ float opposite his quarters in twenty minutes after the start. His skin was then ina Bealthful giow. There was no numouess nor popes of the fingers, and every outward mark 4 good form. Alter @ therough roboing down with gin and drying on 4 coarse towel the swimmer Was rowed ashore 4% fresh looking as ever man was. Coy’ a room on THE OFFICIALS. | ‘There will be tour judges in the race on Thurs- | @ay and 4 re‘erce. inted by each jomas H. Berry, of Co ¥ 1 The judg small voa made from the wharf at Chester, and ‘he stake. Dost Wiil be moored off the Centonntal Park Hove!, Gioucester, & distance of ibirteen miles, THE FIREMEN’S PAY. Yesterday afternoon Commissioner King wi two of the judges wiil be ap- contestant, Coyle’s two are ter, and Wr. J. L. M, For- for each Will tol- ted on the Mayor and Comptrolier relative 1o the pay | / the members of the Fire Department, bust found that the same deadiock existed botween them, meituer one or tle other beimg willing to give way. ©ommisstoner King in conversation with the Comp- troier menitoved many eases wherein toe mom. dD {the Vepartment were suffering, and fually t omptruier agreed, that if the Mayor wowd meet with him, be woud so arrange the matters that in toe duiure the men WoUid Dot Wautier Shels MODE yy The start will be | The schooner Austriaa leit New Urieans on the 8th of May, having on board thirteen emigrants ania quantity of lumber to be used ty them for construction of their havitations, Tne scaooner proceeded directly to tne isiand, landed the emi- grants and their baggage, and then went to Pro- reso to secure the necessary permission jor jand- ing the iumoer, but as the Unceremonious disem- barking of the emigrants and their baggage was considered irreguiar, to say the least, by tae Cus- tou Honse oMicials, tne vessel was seized to await An investigation. As (the captaiu o: the scnooner undouotediy acied tn goou faith, we feel confident tne Minister of Finance will order the vessel to be released a8 8000 as tue Case reaches his notice. Tas enterprise wiich has already commenced inearnest, Wil, We suppose, be conducted with greater Vigor, now that the Mexican Congress hag passed 4 ‘aw exiending 80 Many inducements vo | emigrants, | } OBITUARY, | | EX-ALDERMAN GEORGE A. BARNEY. | Ex-Alderman George A, Barney died on Monday morning, & SiX o'clock, a his residence at Key- port, N. J. Mr, Barney was born near Bangor, Me., In the year 1826, and came to this city in 1845, Shortly afier coming bere he became associated | With the old Henry Clay wig party, and ne aiter- | ward figured prominently in politics, being alliea | With the democratic parity, He servea ior two | years as Councilman from the Fifth ward, ana was after ward elected Alderman, & position which be held for one year. For many years Mr. Barney was recognized as 1 most prominent politician in the Fith ward. He was an old fire boy, running fires with No. | engine, beiter known @ the “Vida Bay | | Wagon,” that was located in the park, at the foot of Duane street, where the Evie building now stands, fie aiterward joined Big Six, aug was one of the Original members of that weil knowa compar Mr. Barney was @ puiater by | trade, and uid business up to & or two ago in the firm of Barney & Styles, He was a benevo- jent man, giving lberaliy to all di eM | ebarl- tes. fe died quite suddenly from heart disease, and will be bari-d ts morning. The faneral will stort from the Magonic Tempir, Twenty-\piid | | street and Sixch avenue, at bali-past ten o'clock. | NEIL DOUGHERTY'S WILL, | Judge Barnard yesteraay delivered the decision } 5 of the Sapreme Court in the case of the appeal from the Surrogate’s decision refusing to admit to | Probate tne alleged codicli to the will of whe iate | Netl Dougherty, of Brooxlyo, Having lived to oid | @ge @ bachelor with bis spinster sister, whose | | death preceded his @ few montha, Neil, feeling | | the approach of heath, mace a will ienving the | | DUI OL his $70,009 estate to the Catnolic BisnoD of | | Raphoe, Irejaud, to found @ school for poor chile | dren in the parish o1 Kye, county Doneval, In | Bis sickness Re was atiended by Barney McLough- | | lin, to whom the Wili gave $200, A lew days efter the execution of the will Barney's lawyer wrote | | Jor the dying man @ codicil by wien Barney's be- quest was increased to $12,000, Tuis coaicu we Surrogate considered not legally proven aa the deiiberave act of Dougherty. Judge Barnara’s a Cisiou sustains that of tue Surrogate, anu, coo quently, Neil’s ifeloug wecnmulaiion o: property | Wil néarly all be reat acrone Wwe eu lo bEBeLL the | May be appreaended. The Mohawk Valley has | they are the work of the tramps, | was awakened bya noise onthe tin roof, The | he rvor ran to the other side and disappeared, | With another lamp, teland «td Broad Chty oF Rican) {IB Brow way. Kepaolic J 18 Broad Mam... Fi Vicor, Engiand china Nevaas... 3., Liverpoo'.. ("9 Broad way Fommerania. . 5.|Hamourg,.|6! Brondwar. Maas. ene 6.| Kotterdem roaa way City of Brussels. 7-|laverpool..|io Broaaway. | Kereire 7.) Na Broadway Britann) TM averovo.. 119 Browaway. vp ivervool. (#9 Kroad way. «|Bremen...|2 Bowling Greea Averpoo! .| 9 Broa:lway. Glasgow. 2 Broadway. : mburd..|6) Broaaway. Ciy of Chester... [Aug M4.]Livervoow |i Broni way. Germanic 4° | Laverpool..119 row way, 9. Hambury..'61 Broagway A.) Bay: 6 Broadway BURGLARIES IN THE COUNTRY, PROFESSIONAL THIEVES DISGUISED AS TRAMPS MOVING THROUGH THE RURAL DISTRICTS— DETAILS OF BOLD AND SUCCESSFUL OPERA- ‘TIONS. In10N, N. ¥., July 20, 1875, The Higblands of the Hudson are not alone aMicted with the thicving operations of gangs of burglars and highway robbers, There seems t2 be an organized system of robbery throughout tne entire eastern part of New York State, and the operators are becoming 80 bold, and the legal authorities so unsuccess(ul in repressing the frequent robveries, that in many locaiities the citizens are jorming vigilance committees to Matutain a surveillance over thelr communities and deal summarily wita any depredaiors that been overrun with tramps for the past two weeks, and isis the general opinion that they are responsible jor the many burglaries that have occurred. So scientifically have some of these been co: tted there can be no doubt that The latter are 1m many cases professional thieves, scouring tho country disguised as mere strollers, and acting in concert in their robberies upon secret and well matured plans, AMONG RECENT BOLD ROBBERIES in this vicinity are the following, and no arrests have yet been made :— On Saturday night a daring attempt was made to rob the County Treasurer’s office of Herkimer county, in the village of Monawk, The Treasurer sleeps in the same building in which tue office 18 located, About three o’ciock in tne morning he Treasurer arose at once and proceeded cautiously outinto the street, armed with arevolver, He reacted the street, and, keeping In the shadow, succeeded in gaining a point where he could see a | man on the rool engaged 1u cutnng a hole through, The Treasurer at ounce raised tis pistol, and at the same instant @ vulce at dis elbow said in @ whisper, “pon’? sooT!’? He did shoot, however, and then turned and grappiea with & man who had crept up be- Rind uim, He at once recognized him as we night watchman of the building, who had been watching the barglar, waiting until be should have guined entrance to the bu:laing, when ne in- tenued to enter himself and arrest tue man, As | s00n as the pisto! was fired the man at work on | effecting his escape before the two ofiivers could follow uis track, Friday night the viliave of Fort Hunter, in Montgomery county, Was the scene of @ bold and DASTARDLY BURGLARY AND OUTKAGR. About miduight W. H. Newkirk, @ respectable | citizen of the above village, Was awakeued by a Dose In hisroom, and discovered two med, with vatis over their faces, standing by his bedside, looking at him and bis wife, One, of the men had in his band @ lighted kerosene “lamp, Wolco he held up 80 as to cast the lizht around the room. Mrs. Newkirk awoke about the same time aud commenced screaming, One oi the burglars drew A revolver and toid uer to be quiet or be would quiet her. He tuen awed Mr. and Mrs. Newkirk invo making no resistance, wulie his companion, ransacked the house. He went through every room aod then returned to where tie other burglar wus keeping guard over the imriaves ol the house, Then he sat covlly down in an easy chair, took out two cigars, geve his comrade one and lighted | oue wimsel) He then took an account of the plunder be had secured, counting the money aivly and even te.ling to the otoer burglar the articles of jewelry aud value he had tound., They got $50 in money, a gold watci abd chain valued at $300, numerous smail pieces of jewelry and a $60 United States pond, Before taking tneir leave they secured the Newkiiks 80 that they would be unabie to give an aiarm for some time and then locked tnem in the room. No ciew to these bold robbers hag as yet been jound, ‘These daring barglars do uot confine themselves | but scour the large towas and cities with impunity aud reports pf their suc- cessful operavions in Various quarters are con- Btantly being received. A SWINDLER CAUGHT. Detectives Keeley and Adams, of the Central OMice, yesterday arrested, at the corner of Car- mine and Bleecker strects, George David, alias “the Kid,” a conflaence man, on suspicion of being one of the parties who defrauded one Peter Stoelels out of $80 a short time siuce by the pro- cess Known to thieves as the ‘'speelers,’? or bogus gola game. searched at headquarters the prisoner hai in bis pockets one viauk gold bond of the Colorado Silver Min: ing Company, one bogus draft on Hill & Oo., of | London, for £382; one bogus certified cueck on tue Phenix National Bank, of Hartiord, Conn., Jor | $950; three bogus $20 gold pieces and turee $10 gold pieces. He was locked up, and will be taken to court this morning. SALE OF UNCLAIMED MERCHANDISE. Collector Arthur has issued 4 notice that the bonded and unclaimed merchandise which has Temaiued in store beyond the period allowea by jaw will be sold at auction, August 6, at Nos, 95 and 97 Water street. There are 531 cases of gouds, 266 barreis, 167 ckages, 159 bundies, 241 bags, ‘137 boxes, 236 casks and 58 bales. Some of tne articles lave been in store since 1859, but tne Majority of the goods have accumulated during the past five years. THE KEHOE WIFE MURDER. KEHOE SENTENCED TO TWENTY YEARS IN THR STATE PRISON. Patrick Kehoe, convicted of the murder of his wif, Was brought up for sentence yesterday in the Court of Gyer and Terminer at Jersey City. The prisoner trembied when told to stand up. Judge Kuapp then ‘Patrick Kehoe, you have been convicted ol the marder of your wile, and the jury, regarding the evidence most favors ably to you, have found your offence to be that of murder in the second degree, This sav your life. It is needless for the Court to say that the evidence put your Iie in great peril; out the jury, through anxious desire to give you the behetit o1 every dgoust and legal advantage, withheld a capital conviction. Tuey have sown a@ desire, if any error by them sheuiad be committed, t such error sbouid be ou the side of mercy. For this offence the law permits your puuis)ment im the State Pri for the pe:tod of twenty years, and the view of the Court on the character o your offence constrains it to pass upon you the full sentence of the law, The sentence of the Court is that you be imprisoned at hard labor in the State Prison for the period of twenty years.”? Keboe then stepped jorward and, in a ‘altering yoice, said i@ wished to ask the Court one favor— tuat they would send his little gon to the Reform Schoo. Judge Knapp replied that the child should be properly provided for, and Kenoe was then taken buck to jail to await removal to Trenton. SHIPPING NEWS dc AN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR Alger Ca br o) Broadway P 3) Broadway. "9 Broad w \ Broadway 15 Broadway, i Rowling Gre Broadway Bowling Green 19 Broad way +2 Broag way. Loomer i onau BF NOTICK. TO CAPTAINS OF VRASRLS BNTER- ING THE PORT OF NW YORK AT NIGHT. —The New Youx Bread has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal jor use on board the Henato sieam y show: ing while burning the colors rea, green, red, changing from one to the other in succession, and can be 199% eral miles distant. Captains of vessels upon ng this | fignal will oblige ws by preparing any marine news they may nave tor the ship News Lepartment of the Herat, Ke Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by venseis, care of Henity news yacht, Kiver, New York, world and essing to eaclt pler No 1 Hast | Letters received from ail parts of the promptly d, Duphigatey are re ! deliv | ROOT Ud lia belive plage, Gulrede ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—TAlS DAY. SUN AND MOON. TIGH WATER 4 40| Gov. -morn 10 22 726 PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 20, 1875, CLEARED. Steamer Algeria, Gry MeMickan, Liverpool via Queenstown—O G Francklyn. steamer Idaho (Br), beudoe, Liverpool via Queens town—Williams & Guion, opener Columbus, Keed, Havana—Wm P Clyde & 0. eamer Old Dominion, Walker, Nortotk, City Point and Kichmoead—Old vominion steamship Uo. ppiamer Ane Enza, Kichards, lhilage!pnia—James and. Sieamer Glancns, Bearse, fostop—H ¥ Dimock. Bark Komance (Br), . -ondon—Boyd & tilnexen, f Fark D Mci’herson, Nico, Bursiedun, E—J F Whituey tc ‘0 Bark Tancook_ ("r), Durkee, Cork or Falmouth for orders—Jolin v Seager, Park Bolatidetsory, Pedersen, Cork tor orders—Funch, Fairit hachel, Norton, Stottin—Brett, Son & Co, enrietta (Ger), Von Hagen, Bremen—. bas La- Bark kmma Br), Card, Antwerp—J F Whitney & Co. 0 aus Mary G Reed, Geyer, Lunkirk—Yates & Porter- el. Bark Canada (Br), Wood, Trieste—James Henry, Betts Goiden Fleece (Br), Armstiong, Barbados—IT bridge's sons ark Novena, Davis, Nucvitas—Miller & Houghton, iy Barry & Aubrey (Bn), Brlaxs, Barbados—Dwight nit Brig VHA Pitt (Br), Pitt, Hamilton (Bermuda)—T 1 Pitt. ¢ Psche Anna M Dickenson, Tooker—St Johns, PR—Evaks, I & Co. Nchr Ben Bolt (Br), Drake, St George, NBJed Frye & Co. act A&B Baker, Murray, New Haven—Rackett & 0, Seong ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Erin (Br), Andrews, Liverpool Jaly 7 and neenstown Sth, with mise and 244 passengers to F WS 12)lat 46 $4, lon 32 12, passed bark Athieve (Br), (rom London tor Sydney, CB; loth, lat 41 34, lon ad'E; 19 h, 386 miles east of sandy Hoos, steamer Etysia (Br), hence for Giasgow; same day, do of ao, ship Joun Mann (br), trom Bremen tor New York, Steamer Nayerino (Br), Frankis, Hull July 4 vis Southampton oth, with mdse and 23 passengers to © L Wright & Uo. Steamer San Jacinto, Cheeseman, nnan July 17, with mdse and passengers to W R Garrison. ‘Steamr Champion, Lockwood, Cnarieston July 17, with mdse ana passengers to JW Quintard & Co. Dicdiuer benctactor, Jones, Wilmingtou, NC, 8 days, with naval stores. &c, to Wm P Civde & Co. Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Do- mimon Steamship Co. sip Queen of the Mersey (of Liverpool), Felt, Cal- cutta, Foo 2/, with mdse ty Barclay & Livingston. Bark Pearl (or Koston), Harding, baravia April l4, with sugar to Meyer Bros: vessel to J H Winchester & C Passed Cape of Good Hope May 20, and crossed the tor June 20, in ton 3! 00; had light batting winds gen: erally; no date, lat 223) N, lon C034 W, spoke brig Ga- zelle, steering south. Bark Prvi Dubrovacki (Ans), Pendo, Cork 43 days, in Dallas, to order, Lat 47, lon’ 48 3), saw several large reebergs. The PV anctored im Grayesead oay, tor orders. Bark Libra \Nor), Just, St Nazaire #4 days, in ballast to © Tobias & Co, 1# anchored oft sandy Hook tor orders. Bark Guiseppino (Ital), Deangelis, Marseilles 49 days, with mose to James Henry; vessel’ to Fupch, kdyo & Co. Passed Gibraltar Juné 2b, Hark Lorena (ol stockton), Blanchard, Rio Janeiro 1 fee to Drexel, Morgan & Co; vessel to Walsh & Fieli; crossed tue equator June 25 in lon 4) W. Fark Peter U Warwick (of Cardi), Kline, Rio Janeiro June li, with coffee to Pedergast Bros. Crossed tho Equator June 25, in lon 25 W. bark St Lucien (i'r), Gouin, Boston 5 days, in ballast | to master. Brig J W Spencer (of Bos'on), Thomas, Trinidad, Cuba, 17 days, with sugar and molasses to the Commer- | clai Warehouse Oo; vessel to Muler & ‘ioughton, Canares (=p), Rodriguez, Havana 11 days, in ballast to. & Co, 4 sehr kA Mazee, Young, Baracoa. 9 days, with fruit to 5 &T Leursal:; vessel to BJ Wenberg. pehr H ts Giles, Phillips, Richmond tor Newburg. Behr D E Sawyer, Burnett, Virginia. fchr Mary 5 Tibbitts, Robins, Vii ginia. Sear Yansee Vooule, Matmsoury, Virginia, Scar T R Wooley, Osborn, Vi i Hozan, Virginia. sehr Helen Hasbrouck, Soper, Georgetown, DO. Schr -arah f en, “etty, Georgetown, VO, tehr Kate Ranger, Mardn, Georgetown, DO, Sclir MJ Adams, Frisbee, Gardiner, ice to UB Chase, Vessel to H W Loud & Co. O@- Bark Norma (tus), from Greenock, which arrived 18tit and anchored at Saudy idook for orders came up to te city AM 20th, GATE, PASSED THROUGH HELL BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Nereus, Bearse, Boston for New York, with mse and passengers to HF Dimock. sieawer Guy oi New beard, Fish, New Belford for New York. with mdse and passensera steamer Galatea, Walden, Yrovideacs tor New York, with mdse and passengers Steamer Bolivar, Geer, New London for New York. with mase and passengers Sehr James Slater, dawkins, Cow Bay, CB, for New York 12 days, with coal to Perkins & Job. che J i Uibbar! Cor, Merriman, St for New York7 days, with lat: io Jed Frye & Co. chr Rubina (#r), securd, Si John, NB, tor New York 6 avs, Wish lumber to P 1 Nevius &'Son sehr Frances (6m, Carter, SiJohn, 8, for New York 6 days, with lumber'to P 1 Nevius « Son. schr howard Hoider (Br , Wiiiams, Stvohn, NB, for New York 12days, with lath to PT Nevius & son, Scr Francis (Br), 5t Joau, NB, tor New York, with lumber to order. scur St windaley, Hall, Rockland for New York, with Ime to order. sehr Kioreice V Turner, Walker, Rockland for New York, wita lime to order. sehr Maria u tiali, Lawrence, Portland for New York, with stone to Hanlon & Ryan. sehr kanny Fern, baton, Providence for New York: Sehr George ¥ brown, Gedney, Frovidence tor New Yor. Relir Presio, Machias for New York, with iumber to or rM W Griffing, Stocking, City Island for New Yors. Bohr 8 Remsen, Allen, Norwalk tor New York, 2 tackett, Providence tor New York. Newell, couth, Newmarket tor New ‘ork. Schr Kate & Mary, Cogswell, Providence for Hoboken, feur Batie J Hoyt, Heaney, Fall River tor New York, Schr Wm Uilluui, Hamilton, Boston tor New York. BOUND EAST. Steamer Glaucns, Bearse, New York for Boston. Brig © & Pickering (bm, Torry, New York for Vigo. sat Halt Oaloms sh), Beynoidy, New York 1or St johns, NF. Seur Leien Mar, Nickerson, Hoboken tor Boston. Scr Binily Holle, Kelly. New Vors tor Dennis. Schr erson, New York for Chatham. Fisher, Hoboken for Boston, ‘tures, Hovoken for Boston, Miles, Hoboken tor New Bediora. fenr H A Deming, Boardman, Amboy tor Hartford. Sehr Eli Townsen't, uittle, Hoboken for Providence, Beir Reading KR lice, Hoooken for Hartiord. peur Mercy © lrundy. Crowley, Hoboken for Boston. Sehr Anthony Burton, Johusop, Pert Awboy for Nor- wich. eenr HW Benedict, Mighy, Hoboken for Salem. Bohr BL Condon, Lord, Port Johnson tor salem. eh J Goodspeed, Babcock, Hoboken tor Fail River. Sehr jain, Ryder, Hoboken tor Provitence, 1 ut, Kackett, Port Jonson for Fall River. Bebr Clara Post, Ferris, Kiizabethport tor Portchester, 3 days, with argarets Bay, Sehr D L Sturges, SAILED, Brigs Wolfville (Br), for Genoa; Harry & Aubrey, Barbados. Wind at sunset Sw. BELOW. Ship John Mann (Br), Gibson, from Bremen June 1, Bark Mary Lowerison (Br), trom Pictou July 4 OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE. *ypyry, NSW, June 5, 1875. Two days alter the arrival of the bark Henry Buck at this port, from Java, Capt Field proceeded py steamer to Newcastie, t ‘Tange tora coal charter. When re- turning next day, and nearing the Heads, a@ man was seen to drop oat of the transom window. The steamer stopped prompily, lowered a boat, which had almost | reached the drowning man when he disappeared. On mustering passengers it was found that Capt Field was missing. His papers were all right lying in his berth, and hisconduct upto that time the reverse of what miu, be expecied trom an intended suiciue. Mrs. in ates that he ha red for montis Tom Java fever, tended by delirium, and as he compiaived of feeling Ml while in Sydney, he is supposed to have had another attack, resulting in his deato. Mrs. Fieid and family re- tura home by mati steamer via California, the US Consat will probably send the v. ian that direction also, to enable her owners to send aactuer master trom Last lo take charge. MARITIME = MISCELLAN = Sure Faxnavo, which took fire and was scatiled at Honolulu, les in 25 Jeet of water, She ly burned frow jorward of inain rigging to the taffrail ov the star- Survey recommended vaising her for sure bo : ther examination. ibe disasier occurred on June 2h. Snr Nevapa, Kroger, at Philadotphia from Hamburg, on July 3, when off cable Isiand Banks, passed large quantities of new planking. Bank Francis B Fay, Ustood, which arrived at Mel- | bourne May 14, was folind tw be on fire olf Cape Verd: which was subdued by the aid of a Fortuguese gun! Capt Oszood's wile was so much frightenol vy the acc! dent that the vessel had to put into Pernambuco tor medical advice, Mra. Osgood died soon arer arrival ther fire is believed io have Leon the wors of an incendiary. Bark Creeve (Br), orted), has been sold for £27. bio sleepers, was sold for £95). ‘by Exaix, which went ashore at her cargo, crosisting of Bane Bart ‘ape Chatte but was sobsequently fowted and i to Fig 1, Was sold by auction at that port July 1) for | 3,900, Brio Ancantan (of Arichot, CB), Terrio, from New York tor Antwerp, with a cargo of petroleum, put into Dutch Irland harbor lath inst for repairs, havin 16tt inst, When 81 miles south of Bio k island, during « heavy squali from the north, carried away head of foremasc and received other danoge. Next morning the tue Champion Ww assistance and towed her to Providence, where she Will have & hew inast, Somn Witrte Harnis—Senr J W Vianders, of New Bed- ford, went to (he wreck of the above vessel on sunday morhing and suved 4 portion of her material which was above water and bro! Aptain, wite and crew, © Narragansett, which rua ber dowa, kepton her course witngut stop: ping. soun RL Mensey, from Philadelphia for Pembroke, put into Lubec isth baying been run into by senr Laban: on, oF “i Georse, sid bad maiu jiv torn aud stanchions siarted on the vortside, Hour Bexsamin, from New Yor for Pembroke, which was run in'o at Lampobellg, witer striking on Quodity Head, now ies bedded In the mud, with Hive eet waver i her hold, Will come off on spring tides, Souk Seanta was disposed of at United States Mar. hats aaie at Baugyr, on Saiurday, ty bY Arey, of Wine roork ton Si. wrecked at Timara (before re. | on ihe | Sonn Jennie Rocens, before reported pat into New London leaking, &, sailed 20th, the ‘leak having been stopped by @ diver, A new scbr being built in J M Baylis & Son’: yard, Port Jobnson, LT, to be commanded yy Capt Shelah Bay- les (late of scbr L Bel), 18 named MH Cuza. = into schr GP Lusuc, Me, Jaly M—Sehr Lebanon ran in Pr Le. Bent, of J onesport, cutting down port quarter, banon lost all her Read gear, including cuswater, aud started stem, do. Nonvoux, July 18—An unknown sebr is reported ca} sized 8 antics. of shore from Sand Bridge, and about if mniles St. of Ospe Henr: aker & Co have sont the wrecking sonr 3 5 Lewis, Capt Chase, to her assist- ance. Newcasrim, Del, July 20—The shi which grounved ‘below here yester off this morning and passed down. ye Launcn—July 20, at Bath, Me, (rom the yard of Chap- man é Pint a first class ship of about 1900 tons burden, Smrpurupixc—Measrs Hill & Genn, at their yard in Bucasport, are building @ ship ot 1.50 tons, under Lloyds’ special rt ray 54: 60) i years’ ship. The keel are of walle oal Stthe Wiscasser Oracle says that the new ship at Birch Point is 16-0 tons, 219 feet long, 40 fect wide and 24 deep, including 8% feet between decks, Messrs Brown & Hoag. King formerly ot Bath, are building her for Gaptd Roberts. of. Wiscasset, and others, They have also on hand a bark of 80) tons, for Capt W EH Harrison, of Som: ervill she ix 18) feot long, has 33 teet breadth of beam and 19% feet depth of hold, including 7 feet height petween decks. Capt, Harrison tormerly commanded the bark Dorchester. ‘The new vessels are being ballt Under the Inspection of the marine suryeyor of French Liovds, to receive the highest classitication » warded to any vessel, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Providence, July 19—Capt Cole, of yacht Camilla, of Warrer, states that he was hailed oy the captain of the light vessel on the Sow and Vigsa ‘ew days since, and requested to report the log bell broken. WHALEMEN. Sailed from New Bedford July 2, ship Janus, Gifford, Pacific Ocean; barks Seine, Shoverick, do; Osmaull, Wathains, in c Bay of Isiands May 30—Arnived 2th, bark Milton, Fuller, of No, tor supplies, with oW0 bbls sp oil since Feb ruary. Foner ship California, of NB, with bols since March; Lagoda, with 9 bbis since April. 1ue Mu- ton emporn out, and hag 1900 bbls. ‘Arrived 26th, bark Merlin, Thomas of NB, with 550 bbls since June. Reports bark Alaska, Fisher, off Pitts Island; canght 4 whales there, zielding 487 Dbis, Leit Eliza boiling off French Rock. nen are reported to have deserted from bark Tamerlane, on New Zealana coast: took whaleboar, yee (qe and one man, named Lane, was rowned. Hobart Town, May 20—Bark Mary Frazer, after refit ting here, resumed her cruise May 14 SPOKEN. Nilo, for Antwerp, jay attornoon, came Bark Silver Cloud (Br), Robertson, from Liverpool for | Gioucester, Mass, July 13, off Cape Cod, Hark Wieland (Ger), from Hamburg for Philadelphia, July 17, lat 41 17, lon 64 52, Brig AJ Koss, Loitirop, trom Humacoa, PR, for Bos- ton, July'8, in the Mona Passage, fi Biiy Fortuna (Br), trom —— for Halifax, NS, July 17, Jat 37 69, lon 74 04. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmastors ara in- formed that by telegraphing to the LiratD London Bu. reau, No 46 Feet street, or to’ the Paris office, Ruo feribe, the arrival aud departures trom Europoan and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United »tates, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French ant Mediterranean ports wi!l And the Paris ofice the more economical and expeditious for telegraphing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Anrwenr, July 19—Sailed, bark Daphne (Nor), Niel sen, United States, Atuxni—Sailed, brig Matilda (Ita), Montagnaro, New York., Barsror, July 19—alled, ship Royal Charlie (Br), Sin clair, North America. Bexvasrt, July 19—Sallea, bark Carrie Wyman, Coch- rane, United States. Buewen, July 19—Sailed, bark Alamo (Ger), Bruder- hausen, United States, Conway, July 2)—rrived, schr Lizzie Heyer, Poland, Darien (not previously), Cuanzyte—Sailed, bark Prino (Aust), New York (alter being wind bound). Cavw—Sailed, bark Maria Antonia Gp), for New York. Carcurta, July 12—Arrived, ship Elcano, Brown, Mel- bourne. * Dea, July 20—Arrived, ship Fadrenelandet (Nor), Bjetm, Quebec. Doyoenxss, July 19—Arrived, bark Arracan (Ger), Ros | sini, Baitimore for Rotterdam, Groverster, July 19—Sailed, Temi (Anst), United States. Greenock, July 19—Salled, bark Astrea (Nor), Nicola, Unitea States. Grxoa—Sailed, Assyria, for New York. Ginzattaz, July M—Arrived, brig Stockton, Allen, Boston. Hutt, July 19—Satled, ship Austria, Gilmore, United | States; bark Germania (Ger), Romberg, do. Haatieroot, July 19-Sailed, ship Kosmos (Nor), EWG sen, United States. Hayne, July 20,7 AM—Arrived, steamer Ville de Paris (Fr), Lachesnez, New York. Livenroot, July 2—Sailed, ships Island Home (8x), | Smith, New York; Hannah Parr (Nor), Bolistadt, United States; bark Talisman (Br), Baker, New York. hf Balled 19th, ship Andrew Jackson, Bartlett, Boston. Loxpox, July 0—Arrived, barks Gen Von Dobelen (Rus), Gronrogs, Pascagoula; Robert (Swe), Akermark, do. Sailed 20th, ship Advance (Br), Rogers, North Amer- ica; bark Chasseur (Nor), Thornsen, United States. Lissow, July 0—Arrived, bars Proteus, McCalder, New | York. | Lxcrons— adelphia, Sterck, |, bark Canning (Br), Mitchener, Phil- (Br), Curry? New York; Rosina (Ital), Laaro, do. Arrived 2th, steamer Acadia (Br), Hillcoat, New York, Sailed 17th, ship Ville de Nimes (Fr), Coreil, New York. Newcastie, July 20—Arrived, bark Isabella (Br), Blanche, Quebec, Newront, July %—Arrived, schr San Juan, Noble, Have Queenstown, July 19—Arrived, barks Oceana (Nor). Kettlesen, Quebec ; 2th, Wm Owen (Br), Brown, Char. lottetown, PEL Also arrived 20th, noon, steamer Atlas (Br), Hoseason, Boston for Liverpool. Also arrived 20th, steamer Abbotsturd (Br), argent, Philadelphia for Liverpool. Sourmamrroy, July 20—Arrived, steamer Neckar (Ger), Meyer, New York for Bremen, Stockmorm, July M—Arriv Hiil, New York. TacaxgoGg—Sailed, schr Island City, Howes, England. FOREIGN PORTS. Pe bey May 25—Sailed, ship Moonlixht, Waterhouse, ew York. In port June 2 barks Moses B Tower, Hallett, from Buenos Ayres, arrived May 24, charvered to load ‘at tho Kastw ard tor Melbourne at £i lis 6d; Sophia R Luhus f r Rosannah Rose. Lt Soule, Boston, ton Deo 29, 1874, met with light weather south of Capricorn, and easterly winds aif the Cape, which delaved her, into srewart’s Isiand tor provisions and water, having run short of bot. | |. bart: Annie Troop (Br), night, Huilett, Li Satled June 2, by Morning Star(misstonary), Gelette. July 1, bark re. Hinds, Victoria. uly 18—Satled man, Tyson, ith, sche Geo Sealey Blohm. Galvesto brigs Cora, Coombs, Shicldsborough ; | Joven Gabriel (3p), Brazos. Mxteovaxe, June S—[n port, bark Cabarfeeid (Br%, Fraser, ldg tor Auckland, whore she is owned. Mayvacurs, UI y 8—in por'. brig Mary & Dana, for Boston, to sail 13th; sehr Jos A Brown, for Turks Islands, ao. | Newcasriz, NSW, May tr ~tsriveg. barks MoGilvery, Jeweit, Meibourae tor Java:2xi. 1L sweet Grifin, do jor Batay! pee jay 23, bark Tewksbury L Sweat, Griffin, eibourne. ‘ eeued May 21, bark Nehemiah Gibson, Bradford, Sin- apore. | sonra Sypxny, CB, July 20—Arrived, barks J W Oliver, | MeRay. Antwerp; Neuuphar (#r), Walker, Liverpool. Prorow, NS, July 19~Arrived, bare Warrior (Br) Flein- ing, Portiand, | gp Zom%, NB, July 20-Arrivea, brig Edua M, Gregory, yduey. “Arrived 19th, bark Torriburn (Br), Seeley, Boston. Saited 20th, sip Rock lerrace oF Livery | barks vonn G Hail (81), Harvey, Dundalk; 8 M Smith (HD. Taylor, Belin ctved. b i VELLINGTON, D ay 12—Arrived, bark Queen of the South (Br), Adair, New York. 8 AMERICAN PORTS, | ALUXANDRIA, July New York: schrs ini sail. Groton; Auna i.vons. Windsor, No; Ximina, chias; NM Skinner, Cartic Holmes, and John D Pai 9" Geortevorin. Saile i—Sehrs Jesse Murdock, Lilie Palkonbarg, and D M Anthony trom Georgetown), —— BO“TON, July 20—Arrived, steamer Allentown, Tultle, | Philadelphia; ship Jobn Clark, Paterson, xingapor senrs Gen Gonzalez (Dom), Whithey, St Domingo: Annie | B Giover, Terry, New Yor hn, Smih, Purtdoua- fon; Adair F Boaney, Kond rived, steamer BC Knignt. y, Jersey City: Ida i Siow —Schr unét, trom Pascazont | _ Cleared—steamers Dominion (Br), Clements, Yar- Mouth, N3: Wn Lawrence, Howes, Baltinoret bare Nuokett, New York; achr David lt Tuloa, amers Centipede, and Perkiomen; brig Salied Mitchell, ‘a Nellie BALTIMORE, July 20—Arrived, tens D Foley, Charlesto Dain Chilad, aa Ceteesee aioe noida, N 10}, Octorora, Rey dew ki: James A, Gurvoy, Hall, Newborn, America, Bi.lups, savanian: Wm Whildeny Riggan, rs Almon Bird. Drink waver, Bortiand } : it G MeFariand, MoFar- 7 kett, Portesmor DH; EW Boston; Mary KB Amsden, Brooks, do} himanm, Portland Win a (tuek, sa Pract, Crowell, do; Henry Within page Alsd arrived. MoDuMe, Porvand. _Clewred—sicumers iibernian (Bry, Archer, Liverpool; Fanny Cadwauudor, Poster, New York: Richard Will Hier, Philadelphia; bark bredaplik (Nor), Nicigen, Cor: | brig Abby *a.son, Hviden, boston: senrs Charles Wool sey, Ellis, bridcep Coilins, Lothes, Troy caled—Kark Lima, Quecusio wi. siscaniieepocinne — EN ; ip Lisbon, Donning, New Crowell, Port Johnson Amboy; Carrie Noivin, att BATH, July 17—Arrived, sh: York; scirs Gov 8 ¥ sinith, ftehell, Kastinan, Perta Basitea"Schey ctta A Sumson Hart, Washington; 01 Sehr : ‘i Flenderson, ‘New York; kben Fisher, itey holder ‘Waske ton. ib Passea up, sehrs John Middleton, Jr, and Mary ‘BH Hand. led —Schrs West Dennis, Crowell, Ba'timore or Alexaudria; Frederick Fish, Davis, Washington; Gow Coney. Ridley. ew York. BANGOR, July \/—Arrived, achrs Kenduskeag, Wyatt, and Lizzie Cocliran, Hopsins, New York. Cleared—S hr Arthur Burton, Frehock, Philadelphia, BRIS :0L, July is—Arrived, sehr Quickstep, Hutehiné son, Kondow Billed— cor Francis Burrett, Allen, New York. 19th Arrived, schr Ams Falkenburg, Kacwett, Phila. delobia. C! a N, Jul rived, steamor Charlest: brig Nellie ‘Sone (Br), Crosbr Berry, New York; Cork. ‘Aiso arrived, schr Rosa Bppinger, New York; Look- out, do; AK Bentley, do. CAMDGN, Juiy 13—Arrived, Dark Herbert, Hill, Liver- pool tor Bangor. DIGHTON, July 17—Sailed, schr Belle Halladey, Bal- com, Geurgeiown, DU, FALL RIVE, July 17—Sailed, sehr Daniel Brown, Emerson, Georzetown, DO. Mansurues, July 17—Arrived, barks Billy Simpson | and | jad to put | Hora Koxo, July 18—Arcived previously, ship Mid- | rpool. (Gr), tot Liverpoots | Isth—-Arrived. schrs Thos Borden, Churbuck, Philadel. hia; Lucy Church, Pierce, do; Minerva, Brightman, Port Johnson; aura Kobiason, Kovinson, Hoboken; Mary Jane. aan schr Benjamin Gartside, Wolfe, Phila- lelphia GALVE>TON, July 19—Arrived, steamer City ot Waco, Greenman, New York, pe iaaeenae pan Antonio (Br), Rea, Liverpool via joriolk, GLOKGETOWN, DO, Juiy 16—Arrived, schr L B Cow. erihwaite, doues, Providence (and sailed same day on Ss her return), i7th—Arrived, sehr H © Winshin, Deane, Poston. GLOUCKS bho! uly Sh—arrived, bark Silver Cloud Averpool. s UB, July limarrived, schr Louis V Cha- ples, Chapies, velrast Isth—Arrive.l, seit Lanra, Roberts, New York. Mth—Cleared, schr Louisa Smith, Webster, New Bed- ford. id ORLEANS, July 20—Arriyed, ship Transit, Pers «Liverpool. Jiearodesteamer City of Mexico, Sherwood, Vera Cru, &c; scr Willamine, scott, Pensacola, Arrived loth, bark Constancia (8p), Guariola, New or Pass-a-L’Ournt, July W—Arrived, steamer Vanguard Br), Gill, Liverdool. NEW BEDFUKL, July 8—Arrived, sohrs T B Smith, Bowman, Port Jonson; Ben) English, Caase, Warehans for New Yors. ‘Hith—- arrived, schrs Annie E Friend, Philadelphia; W W Brainard, New York: Geo Hoteh«iss, Hoboken; Ht Marior, Plilaveiplia; Bertha J Bellows, do; Harrics Lewis, Kond ut. NEWPOist, July i8, PM—Arrived, schr Jas M Bayles, ld, Hoboken, AriMleds sents Llisha T Smith, Baker, and Lottie, Boi Provide: rig, New York: David L'va}ior, Dien, tore AM—Arrive, sehes Mary A McGahan, Call, Phit- ‘angie G Warner, Dickenson, Rondout; Gen- Rew ie ork. , sehr i¢ Bell, fownsend, Baltimore for Provi- dence (an! sated). NEW LONLO York for Bristol: Kate ¢ Success, Newburg ior Nor Cari, coal port 5% BP it ile july 19—Arrived, schr Texas, Newburg; a iy burg. Phi sehr HAVEN. uly 19—Arrived, schr Cordova, New cailahan, Hobosen for Mystict wich; Texas, do tor do; Addie a New York, N N, Arrived, schrs J Hi Hoyt, Lyon, Baltimore; SC Jon, Parsons, Rondout; O -eotleld, Lyon, Baltimore; Kealing RX No43, Gandy, Port Johngont Rappahannock, Jones, Amboy: Feeriess, Smith, Kon- dout; rma. iiarrisou, New York, PORt TOW v, July Arrived, ship Mathilde ), Trimm, Peru, ABUAGIULA, July 12—Arrived, bark Celebataire Rouen Cleared—Schr Mollie Emma, Steiper, Matanzas. PENSACOLA, July 15—Cleared, brig'Eudorus, Nichuls, Kingston, Ja. i 19th—Arrived, sehr Jonas H French, Indianola. Cleared—Burk Rosalie, Liverpool. PHILADELPULA, July 20—Arrived, steamers Fanit: Vunter, Charleston: Experiment, Pierce, New York; SSchiver, Woo’, Baltimore ; schrs Matte F Hiles, Smith, Falem; 5'& & Corson, Corson, Boston. ading, Colburn, New York; ‘Also arrived, steamers Ki barks Athens, ‘elimer, Liverpool via Sandy Hook; Texas, Steffens, Bremen, via a w York, Cucurullo, Cork; brigs Caartey Purves, Small, Leghorn; Marie, Hanson, Nevis; Maris ©, Komaine, Hamburg; scbrs Jos WBrown, Kahe, Nayaguea; Yankeo Boy, Hughson, New Haven, via Wilmington, Del; Samuel Hart, Buron, St George, Se; Clara G Loud, Thompson, do: Jos'Parl dr, Cross, from Hyaunis; Fannie Haumer, Brooks, N tucket; LN Lowell, Gordon, Fail River; Nar sett, Bhaw, Salem: Lotile K Friend, Collins, Gloucester; Kate Aitken, Brower, Boston; Liza.e F Dow, Chase, 0; WF Dreen, Cummings, do; O Wishart son, do; John Stronp, ‘Nickerson, do; Klizabeth 8 ‘Le do; J Ayres, do; Anna & Ketchum, Ketchum, do; assetl, do; ‘Aunie Gus, Saw) Blue Hill; isie Borough: Ailston, Fitzgerald, New Bed- Dix, ford: J Ht Wainwright, Liovd, Providence; Vineyard, Rosebrook, Newvuryport; Mair & Crai mos, Boston; Magic J Lawrence, Haley, doy ake} Leeds, ‘do: Jennie H Huddell, Cranmer, do; Henry I May, Higgins, Portsmouth; stephen Du: Mary Standish, Higgins, 10; WJ Parks, Cleared—steamer H D Gaw, F E Cambridge; 5 ar ryant, do. |... Pierson, Baltimore ; ‘omlin, do; ‘Sa a~ ‘smoath;Fraily & Jennie, Hewitt, Butler, New Bedford; © Newkirk, Huntly, Pr Philanthropist, Coombs, Rock: jani:” k Nickerson Boston; Ocean ' Wave. , Somers, Alexandria; 6 ogers, Mayo, ers, Fail Kiver; Eva Bell ~ a 3 0 Chadwick, Providence; ‘Albertson, do; Harrisburg, Worth, Now York ; barks Genoa; Nuova Mondo, Savarese, Dublin, Gibraltar for orders; schrs Klien Wray, ; Yankee Boy, Hughson, New Bedford Jos Parker, sr. helly, Harwich; Lowell, Gordon, Fall River; Lizzie J Dow, Chase, Boston; Kate'V Altken, Bower, do: Julix A Ward, stephens, do. New Castix, Del, July 40, AM—Bark fexas (Ger), from Liverpool via sandy liogk: brig Chas Purves, trom Le | horn:schrs Jennie \ Muddell, and. Frances Kdwar | from Boston, passe?! np this morning. Also a deep-lad Italian brig, name unknown, Steain sloop of war Alert: schrs Minnie Repplier, for Brunswick, Ga; Jonathan May and Cordeha New! kirk, for Bosion, pasveddown thiy A M. Aiso sehr Chas § Baylies, tor Aspinwall, in tow. © i Meamer Merss. for New Bediord; Br brig Undine, for aglia: schrs samtel Gilman, tor Portland, and JW Haig, for Lynn, passed down last evening, ont Carrie W Clark, trom Princetown, passed up las! ening. The schooners reported at anchor off here yesterday PM got under way last night and proceeded ap. Two deep laden herm brigs and several schooners bes low here, coming up. PM—ihe st-amer Reading, for New York, and schre | i | } } | Kiya s Peiting.il. from Gardiner, and Paragon, from | Bath, passed up this PM. The schrs lieanora Vandusen, tor Boston, and EP Cabadie, tor Provivence. passed down this I'M Brigs Maria, trom St in's; Walter Howes, from Bangor; schrs Matue Holmes, from Mayaguez, PB: Cari D Lathrop, from Unilsboro; 88 Bickmore, from Gardi- ner: Laward Kiider, from’ do; James R'Yalbot, from Machias; Benj Keed, trom Deer Isie; Annie Gus, frou. Lottie, from Boston: Mary’Standish, from ’ : Lookout, from do: Alaska,’ from di Mary G Collins, trom »aiem: Ward J Parks, trom Port | mouth; Wellingion, from Bangor: Oharies B Hillier, trom do; Wim? Cox, from James River, Va, and Ten- nestec, from Vinal Haven, Dassed up since the morning Feport. | he ship Auguste (Ger), for Bremen, passed down at 11:3) AM. DeLAWARR Breaxwater, Jaly 20, AM—Bark New York left in tow for Philadelphix last evening, Barks Atlanta and ‘illian, brig Acclia Thurlow and others passe! oat on Sunday evening. Steamer Richmond arrived trom New York at 6 this PM—A bark name unknown, passed in at) PM. ‘the bark LA Martinez and sche 8 G Endicott still re- main, the later tor Now York. Entered to-day, barks Agostina, from Tvigtut, and enrietta, trom tamburg. bs Pr hg July Arrived, schr Wm Thomas, Lit- ew York. Arrivet, brig Ginsey Queen, Bath: schrs CJ Philadeiphia; T Benedict, Woodbridge, Ndi sophia Kranz, Aicsandria, Va rrived, echrs DW Giark, and Camb New n. Voth io load for St Jolin, NB. Cleared—Sark Daring. Matanzas. PORTSMOU IH, July 17—Arrived, schrs Surprise, Rob- erts, Port Johnson; idth, Roxer Drary, Baker, Puiladel- | phias 19h. EM Buehler Maloy, do. PROVIDING ©, 5 steamers Vindicator, Hater, sherman, Philadelphia; schrs Chas orton, Osborne's Landing, Va; Calvin P Har- stown, DC: Henry R Congdon, Con- rwiicht, Robinson, Baltimore; West- | morelan Burdett Hart, Brooks, and Etta May, | Dix. rhilave pha; }asle, Atkibs, Perth Amboy; Five way, Enos, Port Johnson; JH Youmans, Reed,’ Hobo: ken, Watehiui. Gil, Aibany; Blackstone, Wixon, New | _ Below—Schrs Aunie Hell, Townsend, from Baltimore; Hannan E Brown, sacsett, from Uaverstraw: Kai P rom New York; EH Nash, and Hen H OL, Jun Arrived, schr Legal Tender, Wind- G Loud, Hall, Georgetown, DC; in Franeiso; 26th, bark DO Murray, Fuller, do; thia Jane, Gardner: Win N Gesner, Kxhert; Sarat 2ych. penmor City of Melbourne (Br), Brown, do (aud | # “+ aenaay Kelley, and Curtis Goodwin, Siiles, New ‘spdney). ork. seterea Sane aL brig fe PAWTUCKET, July 19—Arrived, achrs Tunis Rodine, Silvie, Port Jolinso; Florence, Sackett, Verplanck’s Win ‘oardman, coal port, - $4 eh at 3 pie Davis, New York. . 31500 July 12\-Arrived, ship R - ward (Be Shave, New nstie, Nowe et MiP Hoval SAVANNAH, July 16—Arrived, sclir Moses Willlamgon, Weaver, Bow! 20th—arrive Herman livin Gleared—Sehr seamers Wyomin: Mallory, New i$ UV siarrison, Crossman, Gleuces: 1, Ke NT MARYS. Ca, Jule 8—Arrived, brig Constancta (Sp Mahignes, Havana; «le George Walker, Wicox, Fer nandina, Wth——ieared, brig Mary © Comery, Davis, Matanzas; 1th, sehr dravelier, Hodzes, New York. oO RST, July s—Arrived, sohrs Wm Mason, Lent, Georgetown. be, A penike, Jones, Balumore; ‘Aun i bal chum, Vly eipiia. chr 0 A Couleomb, Fennimore, Philadephia a Ved, sonts Calista, Whitten, Phuadeiphia; ¢ Jaly W—Arrived, schre Perte and J § Lanprey en for Boston; Wiliam Jones Georgetown, 0), tur da: Ancona (Br). Newark for ills g fOr Harrington: Ly & Xs Teel, Philadelphia= rk. boro’: Grecian,’ Prove Knowles, Macains, ‘or New Vora: BM Brockuevs, Poris Mouth tor do: Molediz, Plymauth for do; Mary DW fon, Calais tor du; ML BE Pierre (Br),'St John, for ord ra, Bailed—Sehe | Wth—Arrived for Boston: ® Sinnt Keon ty and Charies | looly, New ik ‘ortamolith; Da tow ORF a er) * oa foe maeneyrken ( for Bath: Armen| Auoe Oakes, South Ainboy Per ior Thomaston; M ared + Lucille, & Regulator, Jones, Sew Tore. Eailed— ‘lean et WARKEN Phiiadelpiia, eer co ee me nr MISC BLLANBOUS, steamer ort 4 inde, Chota, Re July b~Artived, sekrd Bb Aue is, Bs0) OTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM ent States; iegal everywhere; « 4 ficent cause; no puvilett¥ required; go cuarge ae Givorce granted; advice Iree, M. HOUSE, Attorney, 19 ( OBTAL OPK tates for nameroas couses Legal everywhere, Terwrs satisfactory. PAY DRuick | 1, KING, Lawyer and Notory pubite, 803 Broadway Residence office 6 Kivhth street. TPHOMAS KR, AGNEW-THB REAT NEW YOWR krover, Flour aud Tea deuler, oy Vesey surest,