The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1875, Page 10

10 arn oa ; repe: POLITICAL.| A New Drifting of the Lib- eral Republican Party. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTER AT SARATOGA, Gentle Purrings of a Republican Assembly- man and a Liberal Ex-Senator. A LAME AND IMPOTENT CONCLUSION, Governor Fenton’s Views on the Presidential Candidates. WHE MARYLAND DEMOCRACY. €x-Governor Pendleton on the Currency Question. Sanatoga, July 31, 1875. ‘The ghost of Horace Greeiey would have been aid at rest long ago dut for the busy character of Some of bis partisans tn this State, While there exists an independemt party in many States, here im New York only is there :iberalism, the same in fomposition and constituents as took a new de- Pparture when President Grant sided witn Conk- Ming and Marphy against Fenton and Greeley. THR LIBERAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, The gentlemen meeting to-day in Saratoga at Bhe sumptuous United Staves Hotel—whose pro- pPrietor was for two terms Congressman and ts bimse)f a republican on edge—were as follows:— Chairman, Jobn Cochrane. Secretary, B. A. Willis, member of Congress slect. siembpers—E, A, Merritt, St. Lawrence; B. FP. Manierre, New York; Jonn Cashow, Kings; H. 0, Lake, Chatanqua; H. Bowen, Orleans; Joun Walls, Erie; W. W. Dewey, Lewis. THE CONVENTION, ‘when it met in the forenoon, was embarrassed Dy she manifest attitade of Mr. Cashow, of Kings founty, to oppose the generally desired coalition between the liberal republicans and the regalar Fepublicans. The subject was not directly pre- Bented, but 1t was generally understood that Washow waa ihe only member disposed to assist the je@mvucrais, Three memoers--Wails, oi Bullaio; wen, of Orleans, and Dewey, 01 Lewis—were ab- nt Aiter an hour’s adjournment to hear from nem the committee found itself still incomp! it was agreed that the present attitude of pal ‘Was not such as to encourage a postive step by She liberal republicans, any more thao four weeks Bgo, when the whole Liveral stute Committee met At tat time there wi nD adjourn ment to await the solution of g trical events, A Becond acjournment wos Dow determined on after THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION, Passing unanimously Whereas some doubt exists about the time when the | wi opinion, under ible to consult; therefore, Resolved, That we defer the determination of said and place to @ special comipiitee of oar number sisung ‘of John Coc! rane, BF, Munierse aud 5. M. This appeared to be acceptable to all, and the Douy adjourned. OPINION OF THE DELEGATES, ‘Conversation with the dejegutes leads to t! Delief that the liperals will strive this year le: r office than for representation on the regular epudlicam State Committee, where they expect receive from one-fourth to one-taird of the meinbers. They generauy repudiate suca liberal Fepubiicans as Raines and Dorsheimer, woo, after wetting office through their advocacy, leit te Brganization and became democrats, \ Gene: Cochrane sald, aiter the adjournment, Bhat the committee this year was looking less for office than lor their constituents’ wisaes, He said the undoubted drift of tue whele hoeral repunll- fan body was toward the republican party, il it rombined to ilmprove in conscientiousaess and reform asit has. He also said tat Congressman- Biect Willis, of New York, was Do ¢xc*ption to the | Avudency o/ all toe rest. THE STATE OF AFFAIRS \berween the reguiar and the liveral republicans as pretty well reiaied in @ fragmento’ conver- tion | had yesterday with Hon. Mr. Prince, a ader of the Assembly, Manager of tue Impeacu- Judve Baruard ana a mooied pegu- for Secretary of dtete, ASSEMBLYMAN PRINCE. tue lioeral commitree to-day int atime and piace jur the Laberal vention, its ir 1sis Axed to precede or lollow the regu- republican Convention. jon is that It will meet first and nominate a regu- republican tictet, exceptiag only a lew places nica they wili fill oat with their own men.” WHAT PLACES CHIGFLY ? “Tt is the general impression that E. A. Merritt, very popular man, Will be inserted on their Tener br Chief E: er. That is bis avecation In fivii life, and that, 1 suppose, be would prefer in Mictal life.?? « “Will ne be acceptable to Roscoe Conkling, hay- apg been a Fenton man ( *{ don’t suppose,” said Mr. Prince, “that Mr. Donkliny’s wishes Will ve particularly paramount the matter, Our Convention is apt, to be iree om personal domination tnis ee rv “You tDing that Merritt Will be accepted by the Feguiars 1” ~ “Yes; the feeling is general to accommodate em) to a reunion on the basis Ol their numbers. ‘ney also seem to be gravitating back by volition. Dur oe last last year bas brougat around gen- Brai coli They may not get more than one - on our general ticket. They are not very ame! TALK WITH eeting of rous.?? “John Cochrane thinks the liberals and inde- pendents of New York poul 50,000 vores,” said J. “On, pshaw!? said Mr. Prince; “the liberals May pul up to 15,000, Indeed, tuey are sirong in roportion io Grant:sm, As tee third term falis E the -ackgrouud liberal repudlicanism decline: very time we hear a good deal about Gramt rui Ding #gain tue loer.t voteis larger. It 13 @ way the pevpie have of warning us nut to add apy ca- bite Lo Saul.” Your name ts mentioned 1n varions prints as a geguiar candidate for Secretary of State.” “Weil, I'suali not if Frea Seward wan's to run, a3 1 understand he joes. 1 Bat by ise in the Assermbiy last winter, Bod ieund him such au agreeabis, interesting Den that, in common with reguvlicans generally, { want to see him on the ticket.” vcmnce’s name is, however, quoted for the office | of Attorney General. PICTURE OF GOVERNOR FENTON. ‘The effect of time, opposition and retire Bpon the weasel of Chantauqua has deen on the Whole advantageous, fur Is sleek, bis bite Soothsome, his eye good for night watch or the Trost, BUCK @8 we Kee On the silver ent al ir. He takes suspiciously to B question, but grows more polite as he evades ir, Bntii Dually he seems to shea interrogation points fike polished ste He is the best mus-er we possess of personal diplomacy and shvuld have preierred 8 portico to asword. His type 1s rare, Byen iu America, where we possess ali admix- sures of race, Me seems to waik On down, to Pmile OUL Of a jewel cane, to Converse Out ol a book of universal concurrence, to reflect a host of complexion like @ black Cat im the few men have aqual e distinguished appear- ce, Kyery scai or semblance of a former vusi- sa career has departed irom dia polisued ex- d the lorest storekeeper and inmberman ou thé Mountains tw sicexer than Kichelien and ‘eivert. of Grant, but a speech that is ence in wiver, Wila rmg bus witions opinion. Oo tite Was ever eqoand 1 by this economical Bature in the pursuit of malice or revenge. His lery-natred Culleague in the Senate pends ec or four times ton’s personal torce every | y iM mero personality, mental or verbal; but gil yesterday Keuven was as slient as we grave, @becher Lo enemy or iriend, If the corpse of yesterday gets up in the snape of some opponent, the ex-Senator extends a hand and remarks :— Why, Mr. Lawaros, let we t.gquire tor your family.” Novody ever lived who could or, reiusing it, did not ‘eel sé eproved alter- ward, “Not ou «peaking terms” ceu only ve said of Reuben Fenton on bis graveston This excess of seli-restraint is, of course, a‘ tend With weak- aa when you train your racer too fine ue aut tay.” ‘His strength geing in his expert. | pesa, Governor Fen\ou is A TRIMMER. r Be Will go into a movement but 1s always uncer. Sain there. Formerly a democrat, next the war magisirate of the rej vblicans, then the muscular vistorover Morgan, en, finally, Captain general ehind Greeiey, Governor Fenton bas trimmed Boas with a consistency worthy Of a@ political cox- He is now about toreturn to the bos awiin, reectic in bis politics, But who is hot nowa- boyst FENTON’S VIEWS. The Governor expressed himeeif to ihe writer nearly in the following language as an iover- iow Js wysr Uke eonvaraation, pomp of (ue Te iguificance will ue in | The preseat expecta- | jake amy movernent that way | He has not tne stolid, | ise bis hand, | n | pi the republican parts, it appears; yet he is very | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1875.—TRIPLE SHHET. marks were Governor sal wu ‘m barrassed by the prepooderating weight of local over nafioual questions, Each ponpay A forces some ixsue forward apon the country at large, as in Onlo, Where the school question ‘ani the gur- Pane | Dave been made tue issues O1 the campaign. om I hear, the democracy will uot be as apt io re a® last year. | shouldrather hope they woud be beaten. Yet that matter of the currency 1s distarbiag many of our commant- ised ip my aistrict, woere we ar republican, that his record for s10R shou: Rot be employed against fin " airike both wars, bim, uw ight in New jement with which 1 have acted is still ‘ong im numbers, and will continue so as Jong as iesaes are presented to removstrant re; ublicans waich they do not desire. The independeot voting clement of the Unived States came logically into existence; Buch au Fie ment, from its very mcepeudence at a time like this, is more apt to de repudsicun than democratic. The administration of Governor Tilden has been very ) opular iu tnis State, but 1: 1s remarked that Much of bis work has been done 1D the jace of the Opposition of his party. repo icaua for Fist Stil t donot know that Governor lilden would make @ strong CANDIDATE FOR THE PRESIDENCY. It premature to seltle that polut. Sometimes 1b ve thougut Bayard would yet tue Kastero vote." ties. 1 pave beat the regu < of Governor Gasion, of Massacuusetis. “Upon my word,” he said, “ihere might be something in that. 1 think nin av ery good man indeed. ig age, temperament, &c., would be apt to make him @ betier President than Mr, fuden.”” He also intimated that Bayard had made the im- pression upon the barrator of @ pure ana worthy man, Out sumewhat Darrow In his views aud petulant, Governor Fenton also remarked that the repuplican 1 tring upon Elina Washbduroe ness Would mainly in the supposition thet he represented the continuance ui G: ant jem, “out,” exciaimed Mr. Fenton, “Wasnburne bas not been a uniform approver of President Grant’s course, for several years I bave been on agreeacle reiattons with Washbourne, by visit and | correspondence, and be takes an individual view | of things. He woula make a good President,” Woen interrogased as to Bristow, Mr, Fenton “Wel, he Would make @ first el; He does not dgure a8 hizh a8 Wasnburne tics, but he has high personal qualities and Datural eainence of character. ine people Would rally around him ii the national Conven- tion gave them (ne chance,” Governor Fenton seemed to have no idea that | Logan, Morton or Secretary Fish would be the repnolican candidate, atvhoagh the Sonthern Sta’es might incline toward Morton, He did not speak of Mr. Conkling »t ail. ‘Lhe changes Grant bad made in bis Cabinet bad greatiy appeased Lhe couniry, and could wisely ave Deen made besore disaffection ruptured the Tepubilcan party, Made the proper time they would Dave saved money and protected tue repu- tations pow Jost by temptation, In short, without aj ing a word to indicate his preterenve between the two great parties of tne day, Governor Fen- ton leit the impression that he Was betier dis- pesed toexpect !mprovement from the repuvi- Cans than irom the uemucrats, THE MARYLAND DEMOCRACY MEETING AND OBGANIZATION OF THE MARY- LONG WRANGLE OVER THE ADMISSION OF DELEGATES, BALTIMORE, July 21, 1875+ The Democratic State Convention organized at noon to-day at tue Maryland Inatitute, Hon. Ste- venson Archer temporary Chairman; and from | that hour antil a little after four o’clock P, M. an animated and excited discussion ensued, particl- Pated in almost entirely by the friends of Mr. Hamilton on the appointment of the Oommitvee on Credentials, a motion having been made by them that the committee be composed of one delegate from each couuty only. ‘Inis excluded the three legis- Jative districts of Baltimore city Jrom representa- tion on the Comnittee on Credentiais, and its | Jurther efect would have been the exc.usivn of | TH ENTIRS CITY DELEGATION, | composed of seven dejegates irom each of the | three legislative cistricts of the ity, or Lwenty- one delegates, all said to be for Carroll, irom the Conven'ion, Alter four hours’ discussion @ motion to amend so as to meclude the c.ty legisiarive districts in representation on the Commitiee was carried by @ vote of 64 To 45, Tuis was a test vote and re- arded as favorable to Mr. Carroi!. The iriends of y, Hamiiton opposed the admission of the city delegation, alleging irregularity and injustice in their seiection hnd appoiatinent. Tae Cowmittee on Credentials was then ap- Pointed, Gnd the Couvention aujoursed to seven P, al THE RVENING SESSION, The Convention assembied at seven o'clock, but the Commitree on Credentials not being ready to | report, Was not Called to order until nearly ten | and minority fe ere majority recommending the admission of the entire city delegation claim- ing seats, and the minority recommending the ad- mission of three Hamilton delegaies from the + Sixth, Inirteentn aud Nineteenth wards, respec- | | uvely coutesting the seats from thuse wards. On | @ motion to suaostitute the minority for the maj rity report, along discussion ensued, Which | Wes con'inued up to mianight. Ata quarter to t#eive o’clock P, M., a motion | to adjourn to ten o'clock to-morrow was los: | Yeas, 36; pays, 73, Tue minority report w jaid on the table aud the majority report adopted—yeas, £9; naya, 43. From tais time autil one o'clock a eystem of Ditbustering was kept up by tue frieud: of Mr. Hamilton, ana is still going on. EX-GOVERNOR PENDLETON. | THE HON. GEORGE H. PENDLETON ON THE REPUB- LICAN AND DEMOCRATIO PLATFORMS—THE CUB- BENCY QUESTION DISCUSSED, GALLIPOLIS, Unio, July 21, 1875, At the democratic meeting here to-day, presided | ever by Colonel Johm A. Vance, speecues were | made by Governor Alien, Hon, George H. Pendle- ton and others, Mr. Pendieton spoke of the Meeting ofthe Repuplican Convention last year, | and the claims in its platform; but said that this year it tun its voice to @ | @iferent key, and only declared itself in favor of our public school system and a sepa tion of Church and State, Upon these points, he id, the democrats could have no argument with the republicans, and he qaoted from the platform , to show that the democratic party would uphold the State constitution in this respect, He inter- preted the piatform to mean adherence to the | principles of covernment established by the fathers, opposition to all encroachments of one department upon avother or of the federal power upon the constitutional rights of the States, equality before the law of all citizens, one Presidential term, retrenchment ever there is abuse, no subsidies, puslic lands for | actual settiers, @ tariff for revenue only, eq and exact justice to all, religion irce, secular education in public schools, opposition sumpiuary laws and to interference witn social habits not criminal, to espionage, and on financial questions, Cessation of contraction, @ sound and sumMicient currency; promotion of industries the surest road to the appreciation of paper to @ par witk gold, greenpacks Instead of national bank notes, green- backs for customs to the extent thas the necet | tes of the government will permit, This plat form, he claimev, had been misrepresented. It called jor a currency equal to the wants of trace, | aud tha‘, be claimed, was a fitiing measure for the volume cf currency, Every ssue of govern- ment paper, Whether legal teuder or nov; every restricved Dinking system, has been an efort to make and keep a currency equal, according to the juagmest of tue governmect, to the wants of it So with every ree vanking system. Tre demvucrats @0 NOt favor @ depreciated currency. He thought he interpreted the opinion of tne party and tae platiorm when he deciared the, were in favor of coin ax tue basis of cursency; teat a paper currency should | pe convertinie into com at par; that the party Gesire # return to specie payments a8 speedily as | that we would be glad to return immediately if honor and good faitpand justice would permit | and it Were possidie, DEMOCRATS AND REPUDIATION, The Cemocratig party is not now, and never has been, in favor of vepudiation in any form. beveve It 1s our nignest duty to fulfil all our coun- | try’s Obligations according to the spirit and jetier | ofour promise. We are not mow aud never have been in tavor of a volume of currency, changing, flactaating, according to the whims of parties or tue interests of bankers of the demands of reckiess speculators; but = #UMcient for the easy, active, economical aud profitavie mn. ter of Counodities and a ad stable 44 the Mature of the cage Wili allo we must have @ governient pa er currency we preser greenvacks, which wre B.und and cheap and to national bank notes, whlch at outset cost the peop) BiX per cent are at lust only redeem- | able io gr He coniessed that thera Were delects ana dangers to this colin basis sys- | tem; that tue superstructure of paper was jarger | than tue founiarion o: coin, and thabad tho su | perstructare grows higher it grows wider aud | larger. but he would rot discuss to-cay the | merits Of Various kinds Of currency. Tae present | Degessities demand relief Lugs BLOwid be DFOMBtLY He bas leaned uron the | ‘the ex-Senator was straock with the suggestion | Presi- | LAND STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION—A | o'clock, Wien the committee suomitted a majority | wherever there 18 extravagance, reform whér- } to | malignant | 1+ | | the interest of labor and business will permit; | Bi We ao | nd 80 long as | y me k of labor aoa 83 and justice to Resumption cannot be forced. It mus pe the proper outgrowth of surrounding healthy con- ditions or it will be neituer beneficial nor permanent. When in Congress he votea against the legal tender acr, believing tae law unconstitutional and the policy unwise, As the es | Mad become interwoven with our sys- tem of finance and trade he wonld seek all the ood he could fina ip it. He would nol anden cle payments, but he would not rush rutulessly back to i er tue prostrativn of tor, SUB-TRBASURY. blished the Suv-Treasury system and tie government, in 1861, paid nothing but guid and S‘iver. A republican Congress passed the Bond act, the Legal Tender act and the National Bank act; and silver ceased to circuiute, and the vari- ous issues of paper money had reached an enormous sum. Then commenced tne Tepublican system of finance—contract the cur- reucy, aud, tf necessary to this end, increase the interest paviog debt—and contraction nas been steadily going on. With the decrease 10 tne cur- Tency there nas been a deciine in the prosperity acd happiness of the country until now we are conir uted with @ condition of aifatrs which all feel too keenly to make description nevessary. CONTRACTION AS A REMEDY. To-day there 18 more property jor sale on exe- | Cutton by the Saerids of Ohio ‘than ever dulure. | Golo and paper sland to-day at a difference of Jourteen per cent; a year ago tne difference was ‘| ten per cent. Republicans claim contraction a | Temeay jor these things Congress as passed @ law declarin that resump- | tion shail take place in January, 1879, and the ‘Treasury 1s preparing for this by | buytng gold an! siiver, very dollar of gold pur- | Chased witn bonds for the redemption of green- | backs adds to the annual interest. It is the oid | Story of ‘anding a deot which pays no interest. | He showed by comparison that exports oi flour, | Wheat, cotton, peiroleum, meats, turpentine, val- low, Lobacco and tmoer had falen of $85,000,000 since last year, and claimed tbat we had | been burning the canule at bota ends, Ihe demo- | craic party points to a middie patn as the way to Balety. Abandon this policy oi contraction, s.0p | tnkering with toe currency, stop this efurt at | forcing resumption, give stability.ior a time, give business a momen: to revive, promote industry apd prodaction, stimulate enterprise by tue pros pect of gain; labor more aud spend less, | ‘;he great want 0: tue country is an entire tree- dom for labor, a removal of every obstavie, the presence of every aid, Fair prices, steady marke | apd ready sules are aids, and to secure tuese & suficient and svund currency and jow interest | are indispensable, aod if to these be added low Takes, Mgid ecouomy, Aimpilicity of guverninent gud purity o; adwinistration, tne movement to» | Ward resumption will be continued and acceler- ated. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY aND AUGUST. |. Baile. | Pestination.| ‘Steamer. Jury 22.1London....1¢9 Broadway. July 22 |Hamburz, bt broaaway Jniv 22.|Kotterdam|60 Broadway. y 24.|Livernool.. wiy. Laverpoo.. | 19 Broadway. Broadway, 7 Bowling Green 66 Broad way Vonau. Montana..... ns Fate cl Georgia. |July Vieland ... July City of Riciimons jsuly July 3 «Bowling Green 15 broauway. 19 Broad way. | - 2 Bowling Green Victorn 7 Bowling Greea | Epgiand 69 Broad way china 4 Bowling Green Nevaaa’y, 2'[Aug. 8.) Livernoo r Kusma, 2] Ux. 4] Livernoor Teen Fommerania. .1."| Aug. 61 Broadway. a: papers IY" SOBroaaWway | City of brooklyn. | )..|15 Broaa wa: | Brivannice. woes 19 Broaawa' | Egypt. Aug. £9 Broadwa: ! Utomal Aug. 7 Bowing | Aug 7: ¢ broadway i sug: 2 Bowling Green Sug. 10°[Laverpoot 29 Broadway. Botnot . | Liverpool..!4 Bowling Green Stateo! Venn'yi’a| \ug. 11.|Giascow... 172 Broadway. Suevia. Aug. 12)} iamopurg.. [61 Broadway. | Ouy of Ghester:::]Aug. 14:| Livernoos | Germanic..... . Liverpool. | ‘The Queen. Liverpool. | Wisconsin. | Ethiopia. wi | Oder Bowing Green cele i] Broadway’ | Adriad a i9 Broaaway, City of Montreal: 15Broaaway. | France... oF | State or indiana . | gg NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New | Youx Henaup has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hxmanp steam yacht, show- ing while burning the colors rea, green, red, changiag srom one to the other in succession, and can be seen sev. | eral miles distant. Captains of vessels upon seeing this | signal wilt oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Henan. arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of HERatp news yacht, pier No 1 East River, New York. | world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re- | quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATRR Sun rises a4aT | Gov. Island..morn 11 02 Sun sets. 7:25 |Sendy Hook.morn 10 17 2 521 Hell Gate....morn 12 a7 PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 21, 1875, CLEARED, Steamer Canada (Br), vest. pteamer Leo, Daniels, Fava London—F W J —Murray, Ferris & Sumner, | “Steamer South Carolina, Nickerson, Charleston—J W Quintard & Co. | “steamer i biladelpma, Davis, Philaaelphia—James \d. p Samuel G Reed, White, Hong Konr—Salter & Liy- | erie Rozelle (Br), Ueggum, Liverpool—vas W Elwell & Qe i} Sorona (Br), Robertson, ! ondon—Warren & Co, ; ate orrene (Be, bolin, London—J Sands Tucker. Bark Haws (Br), Matthews, London—ieabody, Willis vo. Bark Nostra Siguora del Boschetto (Ital), Peragalie, ork for oraers—benham & Bovesen. Bark Industria ((t#l), schiafino, Cork or Falmouth for ordors—A P Agresta. Bark Madagascar (Aus), Vrancovich, Cork or Fai- mouth for orders—Funcn. Edye & Co. | “park Staubo (Nor), Gundersen, Queenstown or Fal- mouth for orders—letens, Bockmenon & Vo. | ™Bark U 5 Bushnell, ‘, Mawvurg—runch, Baye & | CGark Anna (Nor), Gunuefsen; Rotterdam—Punch, Eave Bark Johanne (Nor), Muller, Antwerp—Fanch, Raye & | wit Johann Gwe, Nystrom, stockholm—Funeh, Geo Treat, Carver, Callaoand Payta—W R Gruer . | # Se Zetland, Hicks, Gloucester, E—Niller & Bough- vi Mari Luisa (p), Pares, Barcelona (Spain)—E Brig Golconda, Lord, Seville—Jas Borland & Co. | nore Mary MWilliasis (Br), Haana, Palermo—James | _ Brig Mary Know!ton, McKee, Port an Prince—R Mur- ray, Jr, Brig Pearl, Brightman, Port spain—D Trowbrid; | ©o. cities Cheviot (Br), Bogart, St John, NB—Boyd & Hino- en. | rene John © Smith, Jones, Oporto—H Baetier, | Schr Neiie F sawyer, Gatcnell, St Martins—Jones & { Lough. | ‘Belt Louisa Wilson, Smith, Nassan, NP—Isanc R Sta- Behr Bap) Briges Mason, Norfolk and Alexandria— | a Peiiy. eat Aunak Moore, Paillips, Nortols—Van Brant & | ar 5 0. schr Danie) Webster, cue Louisa Francis, Kelly, New Bedford—Ferguson & 101 © | = 11, Poston—Miller & Hough- Wo ARRIVALS, | cnn | REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEOKAPH LINK. Fteamer Victoria (Br), Munro, Glassow July 10and Mo- | ville Lith, with mdse ana i7) passengers to Henderson Bros july 16, lt 4728, lon 4552, pucsed several large ivebergs. steamer State of Georgia (Br), Cooper, Glasgow July rue 10, with mse and passnsers to Austin &c, passed several large & Co, “July 16, no ia Bi | ja Amer Wiciand (Ger), Hebish, Hawbure July? and Havre luuh, with mdse und passengers to Kunhardt & Go. Had variable ther; July ly iat 47 4, lon 33°40, passed vrig Lizae (Br), pound’ W and showin fignal letters (oom code WIR: 18:1. lat §3, lon $5 63, brig Vitanie (ban) boun Yin, Lilt ai 02, Jom Gl 8, Rteamer Adriatic (Sr), hence for Liv 1 se Steamer Souta America, Tinkie; to Janeiro a Zh, Per: » July dy ‘26th and lath, with mdse and passengers to WR Gare City of Vera Oruz, Dowken, ttavana July 17, i passenpers to F Alexandre & Sons. | | Stew Kia, Mort vuly 17, with mdse end passeng N y 17,10 miles N Jupiter, passed bray Juli ind ‘W. Steamer Rehmnond, Kel wei, Wit 2 | the Old Dominion stéamstis Co, ibe pmicauner Harrisburg, Sorth, Fhiladetphia, with coal to nasier. | | Bark espresso (Ital), Dodero, London 57 days, in bale 10 8 a de Aus), stark, Plymouth, E, inballast to a, wen 43 days, in bal- 77 tons, Lol’ ajlas to John Z 1 Wits Davideo th marble to order; vessel to © WE . Glouces on, Millbridge, Bormads rirant. 4 1 bale Ma he Kate Wentworth, Mead Tara !7 qaya, with ar to Leacrait & Go; 3 Honghton, at Mary A by DO, Jay 1B 4, WIth iruit to is eto J R stapleg days, pebr Kima, Sawyer. Gew Bay, UB. 18 dave with coal ea Persons desirous of communicating with vessels { Letters received from all parts of the | qr Passengers to Perkins & Job; vessel to swan & 7 with esse! to Squire St Marys, Ga, 7 days, with ey Alexandria for Pough- schr Wave Crest, Foley, Branswick, Ga, ow Dine to Povinger, Ruse & C1 rom Schr Traveller, Rodger, lumber to Gilbert Hunter & ‘ P pinnickson, Mar: cop’ Oo cchr f R Wooley, Osborn, Virginia. Schr M A Tyler, Peterson, Virginia. Schr sea Bird, Hogan, Virginia. Sehr Sarah J Fort, Fort, Georvetown, DO. behr FG Ruasell, Rank u, Georgeown, DC, | od jempuiows, Heaney Georsetown, vo, ‘ur Jas Jone ton, orge tow! Schr Marcena Munson, Dayton, Georgetown, DO, tor Bridgeport, Behe i nie Kinaie, Parsons, Georgetown, DU, for Hunter's Point, hin ‘ranmer, tzard, Baltimore tor Bridgeport. ‘with [ume ber to simpson, Ciapp & Vo rye & OO he Mersey (ot Liverpoo!). Felt, from bh arrived 20ch, 18 consigned to Ral eros ‘Passed Cape ot Good Hope May 10, St ‘d crossed the Kquator June 10, in lon 25 Wy, June 10, Ist 8 WN, lon 29 W, sboke bark GL Jones (Bn), from Cardiff for Bahia. x@-Bark Libra (Nor), from St Nazaire, which arrived 20th and anchored at Sandy Hook tor orders, came up to the city PM 2ist, uq~Bark Sjomanden (Not). from Ipswich, which ar- rived 19th and anchored at Sandy Hook tor orders, came up to the city AM Zigt. eg-Bark St Lucien ), Gouin, wi 20th from Boston. 1s consigned to Unkart: mena PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Franconia, Bragg, Portland for New York, with mdse and oassengers ‘oJ ¥ Ames. Steamer Amos © Barstow, Howard, Providerse for New York, th mdse and passengers. Steamer fiectra, Young, Frovidence tor New York, with dse and passengers. Steauer Tillie, Fwing, New London for New Yorx, with mdse and passengers, Suit Samuel ¥ Goawin, Waterbury, Stamford for New “Sehr Nathan Cliflord, Castor, Belfast for Rondout, with staves to order, B Sate pransiin Pierce, Highland, Port Jefferson for New York. Schr Hulson, Chase, New London tor New York. scar Aluomak, fiyna, Rockland tor New York, with lime to J_t Brown. Schr \@ y Slowe, Stowe, Fall River for New York. Schr Win L Peck. Bunce, Hartford tor New York. Sehr Arctic, imery, Rockland for New York, with lime to J kt Brown, sehr F Merwin, Bance, Fall River for New York. Sehr Lucy Jones, Mayhew, New Uaven for Kicamond, ry Schr RL Kennedy, Toiman, Rockland tor New York, wih lime toJ R Brown, ehr LM Knowle: with lumber to-simy) sehr New Regulus, L wart, brookhaven for New York, on, Cyrus Chamberlain, Adams, Boston for Jersey ty. echr Hannie Westbrook, Littlejohn, Portland for New York, with lumber to order. BOUND Bast, Steamer Flectra. Young. New York tor trovidence. Schr Jona, Williains, Hoboken for Portsmouth, Scnr Ney, Chase, Poughkeepsie tor Fail River, Schr Wai Younw, uray, New York tor Port Jeiferson. q Scr Menolas Mérhodt, Mernog, Haverstraw tor Frovie ence. ancy Mary A Predmore, Shornan, Hoboken for Provi- jence. behr Wave, Jones, Hoboken for Boston, sonrJohu Brooks, Fox, “lizabetaport for Bridgeport. Schr Robert smith, Carroi, Moboken for Muddie- n. chr M Vasser, Jr, Kelly, New York for Wareham.’ Behr HP lily, Stokes New York tor Proviiences, Schr White ites, Lafterty, Hoboken for south port, Scr Bettey & Ann, Clark, Amboy tor Fall kiver. ; H fbaro, Edwards Philadelphia for urisge- Petchr John Wright, Raynor, Hoboken for Fall River. Schr James Dive » Carroll, Biizabethport for Mys- c. sehr Maria Flemming, Baker, Port Johnson for Fall ver. bcur Decatur Oakes, Baker, Hoboken for Providence. BELOW, Bark Ceres (Swe), Naesman, from Maceio April 30 yia Hampton Roads. Havana July 10, to James E Ward & c ' biba, from 0, Brig Mary E Rowland, Lawton, from 0} Tay ho bwan dane ee oes Oe Haband, SAILED, simonson, Machiag for New York, n. Clapp’ & Co. § Algerla Mr, st Liverpool; Leo, Savannah; ips Samuel G Reed, Long Catwater, San Francisco; imouth Albatross (Nor), do; Candida 0 mn Hafrsfjord \Nor), E yg ok, zic; Grace (br), Rowerdam; s Cbalaina (Br). Genox; fH A Pitts (Br), Bermuda; bri San Giacoma (ital), Saionica; Arcangelo (Ital), Mare seilles; Premier (6r), Cork or Faimoutn; scnr Nellie F Sawyer, St Martias. Aiso sailed, barks MG Reed, tor Dunkirk: Henrietta (Ger), Bremen; Golden Fleeee (Br), Barbados; Emma Be. Autwerp; Norena, Nuevitas; brig A J Pettungill, jasgow. Wind at sunset S, light. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Weare indebted to Purser O F Burke, of the steamer City of Vera Cruz, trom Havana, for favors. Bark Boxnos Aynes (ital), betore reported sunk by Mersey, 3 colliuing with steamer Marathon (Br), 1a the Was entering the port from supe, near Callao. | Marathon was leaving the Merscy 1m the 1 flood tide, when, In endeavoring to cle w had tacked in front of the steamer, the laiter stood in toward Liverpool more than she o:lierwise would have done. At that moment, the Buenos Ayres coming up | with the tide, colliged with her with such violence that | the bark was cut down to the water's edze and imme- | diately vegan to fill, The steamty c d | Agincourt rescued ali the parties on ANd 1B ALOUE | seven minutes from she time of the collision the vessel | sank almost abreast of Monk's terry. The Marathon had | her figurehead anu part of her bowsprit knocked away, | and waile backing from the she got foul of a fal near her stern. The mast of the flat was carried away. Bark Mantua A MoNet undergoing repairs at St Johns NB, will have about two-thirds of her bottom replanked, ‘a new keel and vilwe streaks, and sons; her ceil iv will be partially renewed ot exira tmekoess, and sbe wilt be retrevailed and refastened; her mainmast, which was spruag, has been taken owt Her repairs will occupy avout teu weeks, Barr J L Wicewine :Br), which put into St Thomas on the voyage from Darien to bhields, had lost maintop- ‘mast and split sails, and Was Waleriogged. Had to jettl- fon part of carzo. Bark Waisiter, ‘impson, from Uts iady for Adelaide, | owith la which arrived at Syd SW, May 31, was in a seaky condition. ‘he remained'tn port June 6, and it was thought that she might Lave to discharge for repairs. iw Mitier, 227 tons, has been purchased by arie (whe is to command ner), Albert Colo ‘Sot Portiand. she has beep chartered to load Norfolk for Barbadoes, iG Honten (Br), from New York for mambuco, | putinio Fernando de Noronha June4 \eaking and in | want of water. AS no repairs coud be wade at tue asland she was patching to run over to 'erpamvuco. Brig Herry Peneins has been condemned St Tho mas and will be sold. brig China (Br.,s chartered to carry her cargo to 2oston for $i But little, af any, of the Cargo 1s expected to be sold at St inowmas. and lumber, struck a sunken ledge near Lee’s [sland on the 19th iust,acd remains without @ prospect of get | ting off. Scar Hr Gr ‘offin. trom Poughkeepsle, while beat. ing up to Warendm 19th inst, Dlew away foresail ant split flying jib, and the pilot, apt Luther A Bowman, of Marion, dropped dead at the wheel, caused by heart ! aiseaso, Missing Viesset— chr Clifton fot Machiasport), Rob- Dins, sailed from Calais, Me, June 9, 1575, loaded with ickets and shingles tor Boston. Since the time of sail- Ing neither consignee or siipper have had any thdings of her whereabouts, and as several vesscle Lave mate fro full trips since her sailing, tears are entertained of ier 1088. | | Matirax, July 2l~The brig Maggie. from Bridcewater | 17th inst for Madera, which went ashore on Bull Rock, | La Bave River, was gotoff to day afer discharging her cargo. NOTICE TO MARINERS, On ano after August 15, 1575, a light will be shown from the new liathouse at Too's Marsh, York saver. ‘The light will be white and fixed. The illum! isting ap- Paratus is cata tioptric, of th deg of the horizon.” According ‘o calcul ions that have been made, the light in clear weather and from tue deck of a ve water, | Iance of 11 mites. 6 new. tower is on the top of th | Keeper's dwelling, and 1s painted whit: imate position of the ne thouse, as taken from th coast survey Charts. is a9 follows :—Lat 37 14.N, . ihe magnetic bearings an? distan es from prom- inent points are us followe—New Point Comfort light, NE % b, about $34 navtical miles: Yor spit light, K by’ 8 45, about 6% naurcal wiles; sieambout whart, York. town, 6% nautical miles. GUT AT LAKE PONCHARTRAIN, at will be shown from the light- ux Herber. The focai plane ts 83 feet bouse recently e ‘he light will be tix ‘The light shou be seen in clear weather trom the deck of & vessel 15 feet above the sea, IL miles. ‘he approximate positi of the lighthouse. as taken from (he survey chars is as toilows:—Lat 30 ings and distances of prominent obiects —West Rigolet’s Ligh, ENE,7 nautical tn Washington furnishes the following comman! nt “Since the dst of July last the pay of beaconeze, ton- nage and lisht house fees has been Svplianed In_ail ports Ol the Netherlands by the law of Juné 8, 1873. Vasil | that time these duties amounted, according to countries | and desiiostion, on arrival (o $0 03, and on sallins io | $0 04 per Netherlands ton, consequently by this ihe com- | merce has the benefit of saving the considerable amount | of $0 12 per Netherian’s tou. Ine Netherlands eovern r at ee with the Istof January next iB Fegulations of Moorom and ine “Fegtes de of the invernauonal Commission of Constan- ment intends t Sr Catnantes (Brazil), June 24—The Brazilian Mints. try of Marine announces that a cy indrical buoy has been placed feet water on the Pontal Rock, 180 fathoms tro the place of the wreck of the brig Polo, and Daving 26 fect of water in the intermediate channel WHALEME : Bark Adeline Gibbs is being Mtted at New Bedrora for | an Atlantic whaung voyage, to sai’under command of Capt Snell, Inte of bark Draco, about Aug A letier from Capt Martin, of senr Wm Martin, of Bos. ton, reports speaking, brig F in bay of Mexico, 12th vil 225 on board the hr Chas Tho; pson, Heel July 9; bad \aken for one of her men by an a b cun went off by mistake the passed right through his body. ve lived for three weeks | after the accident, The news was reporied vy the sel roa, ‘of ahip Milton, who met with such « vad | accident iast year, is quite imself again. SPOKEN. sehr Lota Mioia Parca, com Fernandina for Monte two new sister kee! | Scur HH May. from Augusta for Soston, with !ron ith order, and lights 270 | be seen at & dis | The approx. | Ca Jon 7623 | above the ground, and 40 feet above mean low water. | nautical | H Moore, “per, of Huston, With 65) Luis’ sp Oil ali told | of | ‘video, June 10, lat 21 49S, lon 8968 W; had experiencea rough weather trom Florida. _A Vessel, showing signa. J LHP, steering E, April 23, off Cape Horn, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents ani shipmasters ara in- formed that by telegraphing to the HxraLp London Bu- reau, No 46 Fieot street, or to tho Paris office, Rus Scribe, the arrivals at and departures trom European and Eastern ports ot American and all foreign vessels trading with the United states, the same will be cabled to this country free of charge. Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Mediterranean ports wi'l find tne Paris office ths more economical and expeditious tor telegraphing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Buusto, July 21—Arrived, bark Talavera, Carv: penhagen; schr FE A Baizley, Townsend, Wyburg. Bailed 20th, steamer Cornwall (Br), Stamper, Now York. Bexrast, July 20—Saile North Americ, Beeurn, July 0—Arrived, ship Calliope (Br), Sinciatr, ew York. Caavirr, July 20—Arrived, bark Olivia (Br), Evans, Quebec, Capiz, to July 21—Sailed, brig Amy A Lane, Carver, United States. Dear, July 0—Arrived, bark Cattina R (Aus), Suttors, New York via Queenstown for Yarmouth, In the Channel 20th, brig Immaculato Maria (Ital), Pe- rillo, from Now York tor Amsterdam. Dunpun, July 20—Salied, bark Cameo North America, Dusuix, July 20—Arrivea, bark Diana (Ital), Bollo, Baltimore, Balled 20th, bark Wellamo (Aus), Backmann, United States, Guovcestan, July 20—Sailed, bark Sabra Moses (Br), Bain, North America. Hayne, Joly 21—Arrived, ships Sagamore, Wood, Bom- bay; Glendower (Br), do; Forest Eayle, Hosmer, New Orieans, Arrived 19th, brig WN H Clements (Br), Lewis, Car- den: Liverroon, July 21—Arrived, ship Varuna (ir), Rowe, San Francisco. Baile 20th, ship Privateer (Br), Cox, North America. bailed 2lst, 2PM, steamer Indiana, Clark, Philadel- phia. Lonpow, Jaly 21—Arrived, ship Prinds Mauritz (Nor), Zachariasen, Pensacola via New York; bare Emma Crook (Br), Sully, Wilmington, NO, via Queenstown; brig Freude (Ger), Braum, Wilmington, NC. Also arrived Zist, steamer Eakon Adeistein (Nor), Bergh, New York. Sailed 20th, ship Niagara (tr), Pickard, San Francisco; barks Parana (Nor), Larsen, North America; Canada (Nor), Lndvigsen, do. Lerrn, July %—Sailed, bark Royalist (Br), Anderson, North America, Liarxuuy, July 20—Arrived, bark Cambalu (Br), Knud- sen, Quebec. Lrsvon—Arrived, bark Nuova Virginia (Ital), Searpati, New York. Lxcnory—Sailed, bark “Tyler,” for New York. Movi, July 2i—Arrived, steamer Bolivia Small, New York for Glasgow. Oronto—Arrived, echr J C Trumph, Gibbs, Quebec. Arrived 10th, bark William (Swe), Pikl, New York, Purmouts, July 20—Sailed, ship Giendower (Br), Goudy, North America. Port Mapoo (Wales), July 20—Arrived, bark Sir Colin Campbell (Br), Rogers, Darien. Queenstown, July 2l—Arrivea, bark Paolino (Ital), Fernigni, New York. Also arrived Qist, steamer The Queen (Br), Brage, New York for Liverpool. Scurry, July 21-Of, Lochee (Br), Hean, San Fran- elsco. Westrorr, July 20—Safied, bark Ncovo Chiarino (Ital), Maresea, United States. Yoxonama, July 18—In port bark Thomas A Goddard, Smith, for New York. Sailed from ——, bark Candeur (Ger), Nielsen, United Btates Lonpon, July 21—The steamer Abbotsford (Br), Sar- gent, while proceeding from Queenstown to Liverpool, ‘went asbore on Cummaes Bay, Wales. The passengers have all been landed, and tugshave been sent to the as- sistance of the steamer, [Vepatcnos trom Liverpool to P Wrigat & Sons, agents of the Abbotsford at Philadel. phia, say that the vessel ls expected to be got off soon.) FOREIGN PORTS. Aurata, WOA, June 12—Arrived, ship Camilla, Hum- } phrev, San Francisco, to load tor Liverpool. Buexos Ayugs, June l—arrivet, bark i'stella, Poole, | New York via Montevideo; brigs Agyar (Br), Luckham, | Baltimore; 2d, J M Wiswell, Glover. New York via Mot tevideo; Anni Maria (Br), “thornton, do do: 4th, barks | David Babcock, Krskino, Liverpool} 7th, Lord Claren don (Br), Lavender, New Yor! ih. Connaught (Br), Tuft, StJohn, NB, via Montevideo; Joho Zituosen, Mer’ ryman, Osrdiff via Montevideo, S: ied June 9, bark Devonshire, Folkes (or Walker), O88F10. In port Jane 14, barks Samuel E Spring, Norton, for New York: Celina, Hodgdon, tor Boston; Tt Whiton, Carver, for Moatevideo: D Chapin, Bunker: Ella, Math: and Archer, Hatch, une; sclir Melville Bryant ley, do, and the ove arrivals. 4 CO hip Charger (Br), English, (Br), Hatton, @r), ew Buck: barks § W Holbrook, Mitch- Maggie Dailing, Duiti Pensacola, Cainaniey, July 16—Atrived. schr Harberon Tickman, Robinson, New York via Nuevitas. Cleared—Bark Providence (Br), St Nazaire; brig Ja- cinta (Bra Jolinson, Liverpool. . Crenrurcos, July Powell, St gage, Sailed 12th, brig Christina, Thompson. New York. Deuxrana, June 2l—Arrived, brig J A Horsey (8r), Cofflil, New York; schr Kate Wentworth, Mead, do. Ferxaxpo pz Noxonma, June 4—Arrived, brig unter {Br), Sheley, New York Yor Pernamvuco "(veo Miscol- any). rte mr July 9—Sailed, brig Thomas Owen, Gup- 1, New York. Havana July 20—Satied, steamer City of Havana, Philips, Vera Cruz: Gussic, Morgan, Brasnear; bark t K Weldén, Colsen, New York; brig Daisy Boynton, Ap- pleby, Pensacola. iled 21st, barks Castropol 80s Mestre, New York; ula, Graffam, Falmout dd Zisi, steimers Ausun, Simpson, Rockport; Baloh, tor Falmonth, Acriv | Margaret. Baker, sew Orle ) — Ip port 17th, ‘ks Pascag bh Rosevelt Harriman; Joho Grima, West- Welden, Colson, and Brothers, Bahra, for New E, ldg: G erg York, do: brigs Charles ‘A Bovey (Br), Scott, for north of Hatteras, do; John Swan, Dickson, B, Bateman, do, do. and others une. |“ Wautrax, Jaly 20—Arrived, Chieftain (Br), Ro- den, Cientuegos; Teviot, Bostot sear A O Major, Bar- datos. Looxront, N8, July 19—sailed, schr Letitia, Thorburn, Barbados Moxrevipeo, June $—Arrived, barks Pal ; Fannie, Carver, Tarate 18th, brig BO? ?. jailed June 4 bark Smile (Br), In port June 16, ship Whittier, Swap, from New York for San Francisco, rep; bar! Hester A_ Blanchard, | Hardy, for Madras; La Plata, Phillips, for New J H Péarson, Taylor, tor Boston: brig Walter simith, smith, for New York, schr Adeline Ellwood, Hawsins, for do; and th ove arrivals, | Morris, San Francisco. more (and sailed July 10on re; y Sailea July 8, brig Alico jeton, Corbett, Turk’s island. Tn port Jaly 11, brig: ry © Dana, O'Neil, from Wil- | mington, NC, art June 24; kenneth (Br), from Halifax, | arr duly ¢: Jane B Hala (sr), from do, just ar; schrs Sarab 1. Davis, Hall. trom Ponce, PR, arr 8th, disg: Helen J Holway, Holmes, from Philadelphia, wer Macaszas, July 20—satled, brig Antilies, Skinner, north of Hatteras, Sailed 15th. brig J B Brown, Poster, north of Hattera schr kdward J Merrison, Lavender, do. In port 15th, barks flea stevens, Brown, for Baltimor 1dg; James ib Brett, Gibson, for New York, do: brig Chapman, Kniy r of Hauei do; Clara M Goodrich, Loos, do, 3 An- tilles, Skinner, do, do; schrs Hannah McLoon, keen, do, do; Georgia, Coffia, tor New York, do, and others, uno. Port Spare (Trinidad), June 19—Arrived, brig Cen: taur, Norfolk: schr Zmina McAdam, Marsb, Fernandina. In port 26th, brig Aunie R Lewis, tor New York, lig; sehr & J Simmons. do do, Porxt-a-Pirrg, Guad, June 1—Arrived, i echrs Hattie Peitis, Pettis, New York: 12th, Princess Beatrice (Br), Simmons, do} H & Wellman, Verriil, Calais, Me. | . Ponce, Pat, June Arrived, brig, Jeremiah, Ford, New York vin St Jolin, Pit for Turks Isiand! =ailed prior to buryport; Ontara, Pevtigrew, Turks Island; saran L Davis, Hall, Mayaguez. In port loth, brigs Amelia Emma, Field, from New York, arrived Isi, disg; Soanish Main (Br), trom Halifax, arrived 1th, do; Westwood (Sr), do do, wig orders? M is Thompson, trom Wilnungton,’ Nv, Jane 23, seeking: arrivea July 3, t nd sailed prior to July 10 July 10, schra Carrie Alice, Call, New= Anna Beil, Hiking, trum New Havea, i ito Janeino, Ja | Arrived, bark Maggie V THuavg, | Bteed, Baltimore Moassen, Rich’ | mond’: Ellen © (B ) Kewadin (én), Peterkin, Bultimo: Sailed June 15, bark PO Warwick (Bn), Kleine, New York; brig Ozarowitz (81), Miller, Haltimore; A7th, ship Genevieve Sirickinud, Gammant New Light, Chapman, Bait mors: Brane, New York; wih. homas, tor orders; Trio (Ne Va; 22a, bark Panola, Leck, | press (ir), Bdmunds, Bui R Calino; Ith, bari rigs Liemrich (Ger), Sruno & Marie (der), Boye, -& Westeweld. Richmond, Boa Roads; brig Ex: In port June 24, ships Richard Busteed, Johnston, troin Vhilatelphia for Pichiiinque: Thyedlahder, Morri? | from New York for san rraneisty, reps; Inviuei- | bie, Strickland. unc: barks AH Rogers, tor New tou, Orleans: Suaresbrook (or), Ceattaw” for New Yorks Alice Tainier (Hr), Lasberg, lo; Edmond Gabrielle (ir, | Porney, ond Silence (fr), -emarchand, for Hampton { Roads: Hermann (Ger), Haack, from San Francisco tor Hamburg, eargo discharged and repay Florence Murza- ret (ir), Uomer, for United sta Edwin Ree ins, and Lubr Orig Cathars Housdon. tor t agitta (Ger), for Guivestoo; Vif rd, tor Ric ally Bro @ above arr! HANTOs, June I~ brigs orothe 16 In port June 23, sleamer f¥cho srane (Bry for New York, lig (has been reported satied from Ilo about July sour John Douglass, Parker, (or Hampton Koads, Arrived, schrs John Went- vth, Portiand (Br), Morgan, | | on Koadss lth, J io) Ad; Mart, Jur dew Yor 1 away, Cofin, do: L T sucker, Boston. June Arrived, sehr Lugano, from rigs I sird (Br), Newfoundand; trie (Br), Ha x pres! Sune 2-—Arvived, brig T W Parker, Bracket ,, Balilmore (and sailed Juiy 10 for Tuck's | Ivins) Jon” sont FB Rnckett, -Aamus, New York (and | saued Ju y 2 tor iurk’s Isiana); Sth, bark Ocean Peari, | Beniey, Baltimore (and rail i6tn' for Tark's tsinod); duly 7, ecne Lavorta, Whiimore, Kerties (and satied lth | | for Turk's Islang); iLih, urive Wee Mason, Adan, Bos. | Zh, Macy Vorwell (Ht), Varwell, #0 Janeiro (and proceeded jor Yow Orleans. balled June 2 andy Winnes, Nag, St Croix: Jui 6 July 19Arrived, bark Petuma | mbuco, une 27—Arrivod, brig Harry, from Baltl | ht, do, do; Proteus, larr, fog ore” ly Houk, Barstow, do; schr | 1W—Arrived, echr Mabel F Staples, | | more; bark Vagihan (Sor) | Christensen, Horn, Philadelphia; Iquez’ 8th, brig J A Horsey By do, Pit; Win, barks Jobn Black (Br), jen; Mora (Br), Vatiersony Pensacola; chr wnbler, Gastin, Jamaica. Jouns, N¥. July 20—Arrived, steamer Nestoriaa (Br), Wylie, Lyierpeol for Baitimore via Halifax, pa LY July 2i—Arrived, bark silver Star (Br), Wixsoa, Ns, July 19—Sailed, priga Cromarthy, Wil- F Chandler, New Yor! NS, July 10—Arrived, sehr Goldstream, Cann, New York. Arrived 19th, scar J R Harfleld, New York. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, July 2-—arrivad, brig Arcot, Boston for Georgeto sehrs William . ny Mary Windsor; Lemuel Hall, Charmer, Walter B Ches- Mary & Mciale, 5 Chas Moriord, and 5 Townsend, —— for Georgetown, sealed Senye waliams ia Epeten + ky lerse: A ngra! url ton, No eo Benedick and Aldana Mokes drous” Georuetowal, for ship Mystic Belle, Plam- tks ftudderstiens Norman, Cheniuegos: Empress ter, Ww Twent, ; Waterline, Kell: en Maria, Look, Pailadelphias |. Rondoun ‘isp arrived, steamer Glaucas, Bearse, rig Princeton, Wells, Philadelphia; sebrs ‘Lui 3 "ym Jones Kobiucon, Georgetown, DOi re, Alexandr: ws. Baltimore: is * Hart, Hart a ers; David Faust Suniths on, Vaughan; m. fa : Julia A Garrison, Sint! A Potter, Ugier aL Oordery, Higbee; wie Cain, scull: 8 B ay: heogers, nd James Bliss, Hatch, Phitadelpuia: John Kice, Nick- son, Hoboken; Win Flint, Pendleton .ainvey, Gould, do: Herbert Manton, Crowell, dos N & H Gould, Gould, do; Pocassett, Free Wand, Frisbic, Fert Jobmon: ¢ BM Kondout; Annie i 'M@rtin, Handy, do: Condova, Sta ples, Now York: Gotden :.agie Kelly, do; J M Kissam, Kilp: Ch nh. Woodbridge, NJ: Gein, Thoiwas, Kondout; Lacon, trie! en. K, Weeba wk * s Philadelphia; Gen «8 Fanny Lewis '(3r), wick, Ga; Endeavor, a purpast, Tark's ord, Bi unt. Ponce; Sunlight, Ltherldge, Alexandra, Ya; Black Diamond, smith, New York via Scituate. Sailed—Steamer Pottsville, BALTIMORE, July 21—Arrived, bark Village Belle Br), Littie, Londonderry: brig’ Alice, Young, Rio pairoy schrs & 5 Tyler, Miller, New York; Wm Mysick, N elson, Uo, ‘Also ‘arrived, steamers Elizabeth, Clark, New York; Henry L Gaw, Pierson, Poiladelpiia; bark Gazelle Nor), Brun, Londonderry: sehrs Hattie Bake: joston; Cere: ark, doi HN. quire, Hammo: mi ie: PT Willetts, Willetts, Rondout, Also arrived, schr Wm Arthur, Portland, ‘Also arrived, brig John Wesley, 1hompson, Clenfuse #°S eared—Brigs Romance, Cratg, Navassa, Annie Brown (Dan), Bergen (Nor), Eleanor (Br), Ogilvie, London- derry: “Algo cleared, steamers John W Garrett, Hix, New York; Wm Whiuin, 'Kizgins, Philadetonia; bark Continental, Pillabury, Indies; orig Coucord, boldan, doz senra Isabel Alberto. Tooker, Stoaington ; Lott Perey Fall River; John H Perry, Howes, New Haven: ne, Lane, Boston; W 8 Jordan, Crowell, do; H Prea- cot, Freem: n, Saco. Sailed—Steumer Hibernian, Liverpool; bark Breida- r, Bearse, abel Wav bhi, Cork. RihUNSWICK, G lorArrived, scbra Virginia yulon, New York; annan, r dithrstaliad, sch New York; 13th, Agnes race, Palma (Canarie In port July 17, bark Eliza’ 8 Milligan (Bn; briga Bi rion, and Queen of Comimerce (Sr); schrs Virginia Wapelia, Adio Jordan, © B Flint, Whitney oT ete oy A BULL RIVLR, SC, July 14—Salled, brig Maggie (Br), Davis, Great Britain, CHARLESTON, July 21—Arrived, steamers Equator, Hinckley, Philadeivnia; D J Foley, Donnell, Balumore: ‘Also arrived, schrs Myrover, New York; J E Simmons, Philadetphii Sailed— er Gulf Stream, New York. FERNANDINA, July 16—Cléared, schr Ann Doyle, Bunce, New York. NEW ORLEANS, July 17—Arrived, steamer City of Mexico, Sherwood, Havana via Mexican ports; schr Constance, Ruatan. Zist—Arrives, steamer Vangnard (Br), Gill, Liverpool Cleared—Steaurer Wilmington, Holmés, Havana, a Pass 4 Ori, July 2l—Sailed, Jamaican (Br), Win- jer, Baltimore. jied—sehrs Henry A Paull, Georgetown, DO; Eliza Jano Raymond, Philadelphia: Latcah, New York. NEWEORT, July 19, PM—Arrived, sclir Harvest, Cor+ win, New York (at Fort Adams) Aiso schrs & Waterman, Hinkley, Nantucket for Ron. dout; Cynthia Jane, Garduer, Providence tor New York; Elm City, Kelley, Bristol tor do (and all sailed 20th). Also scars Marmion, Melggs, New York; Silas Brain- ard, Hawkins, PortJotinson tor Fall River. h, AM—ihe outward bound vessels bave all satled, except those di NAW HAVE New Yor! W SF July 2)—Arrived, bark Henry Knight, Kk, to load for Constanunopie; schr Ora- York. AGOULA, July 15—Arrive4, bark Scotland, Rog- ers, Mobl le. 18th—Cleared, bark Caibarien, Hopkins, Mobile, 20th—Arrived, bark John Gedaie (Br), Cowlle, Aspin- wall PENSACOLA, July 16—Cleared. bark Nineveh, Wy- man, Rio Janciro, schr & B Wharton, Bush, Philadél- hia. 2 PORT ROYAL, SC, July 21—Arrived, steamer Hunts- ville, Onester, New York tor Fernandina, PHILADELPHIA, July ¢l—Arrived worth, Prowse, Liverpool; Pioneer, nah; R Welling, Ler, Baltimore; Ann khza, 8, New York; scars Carl D Lothrop, McAiep, Hills: boro, NBi Kate BE ich, Dougaty, Boston; —Alase ka, ‘do; Ben, Reed, * Bath; Riddle,’ Chase, Gardiner, Me; ‘Wellington, Barbour, Bangor; Mat: tle Holmes, Young, Bangor: Tennesseo, Pilsbury, Vinal | Haven; VL Hickuian, Kinney, Rockport; Cs Coulomb, Fennimore, Somerset. Also arrived, bark Agostina (Br) Stevens, Ivigtat; brig Walier Lowes, Boynton, Bangor; schrs Charles Hillier, Combs, do; ware @ Collins, comers: rts, Curtis, Boston, James R Valvot, Crocker, do; M i Biveksom, Little Uresk Landing: Olittor ) Bragdon, Samome, Me. ark Isaac W Oliver, from Antwerp, Cieared—sieamers Ilinols,’ Shacktord, —Liverpools Saxon, “now, Boston; Florida, Crocker, Providence; Mayflower, Fuitz, ) Balti- w York; J 3 shriver, moe Lord, (Br) ordersy schrs F st Clair Edwards Weaver, do; E B Ewing rcott, Richmond; y ‘fanc! Andrews, do; J Portsmouth, Ni ‘arragut, Hart, do; gon, Lynn; Alice Belle, uathaway, Washington; Nelson, Nowes, New Bedford; Maggio M Wea- ver, Charlestows; Kate Rommell, Adama, Beverly; A P Nowell, Oulien, Cambridge; K’ B shaw, Springer, Milion; Charles Lawrence, Brackett Bosion; John Slusman, Thompson, do; Edita § Steers, Gibson, do; ‘Thomas Ulyiie, Cain,'do; Almira Wooley, King, Daven- ports John Stroup, Nickerson, Quincy Point; Kate K ‘ich, Doughty, Brooklyn; John © Cottingham, Ayres, Gioucesier; lavilla, Paine, Provincetown; Chart Coulomd, Fennimore, Boston; Abby 4 Dow, Young, do; Jolin B Clayton, Giftor |, do. : ‘Algo cleared,’ barks Sarah Atkins, Bordeaux: Ann ndry, Ce at riana, Awbrey, St 8, Irelant, Bost Elizabeth, McDevitt, Venice; brig Maria Concela (Ital), | Geigheimino, Gibraliar for orders; schrs 8 J Gilmore, Bal Moore, Franklin, Providence; Mary J, arrived | ph Kf | Pawtueke: ry co Freeland, Clark, B n; Lena xt Storer, Seavery, do. New Castix, Di . July 3i—AM—sehrs Join A Grifin, for Proyidence, and Theresa Wolf, tor Charleston, passed down this AM. Seirs Oiford (new), Francona, from Saco, and Wm Wilson, trom Boston, passed up last evoniag. Noon—The sehr Vanneman got under way at 10 A Mand proceeded up. Wulard, from Portland, passed up at The schr Kw M. jo do; schr Sallie | 11_A The schr West Wind, for Providence, anchored of here ti on and remains. Sleainer Saxon, tor Roston, passed down. The bark Neptune (Ger), for Hamburg, passed down. The sche West Wind got under way this PM and pro- 0 ceede . "i Brranwaren, July 21, AM—Schr Alice & Poy- wn. DELAWARE, fon. arrived last night, veports:—Picked up. the sloop Mary and Martha otf indian Kiver (before reported as ed), aud brought her to the Breakwater. es here during the nigh PM—No changes of note here to-day. ae ship Augusta went to sea to-day, and the ship sterday evenivg. Nv, July zl—Arrived, steamer Eleanora, Jonson, New York; schrs Marcus Meniey, do; Louisa & Boardinan, do; Annie D Merritt, Philagelphia. . schirs Richmond, New York; @iobe, do, br Orient, New Haven. Ca, Ju'y tu—Arrived, steamer McClellan, March, Baltimore via soriolk: Urig Acadian, Terrio, New York tor Antwerp (put in tor repairs); schrs Albert. T, Butler (of Boston). baton, Pensacola; Annie Bell, Townsend, Baltimore; Union, Read, ‘Phiiadelphiay Janes Buller, Lewis,’ Woodbridge, NJ; Gust, Marcin, South Amboy; Hannah E Brown, Sackett, Verplonk’s Point for Pawincxet; John Lozier, Lincoln, Cedar Hill NY: T W Spencer. (onser, Haverstraw; Isaac Sherwood, anedy, do; RTG Bt wargetes Me) i aay ft hkeepsie; Panthea, McDaia, % Palmer, New ; Kate scranton, Hayden, Green, do. jaliled—scnrs Florence Dean, Westgate, Georgetown, O; Oliver Ames, Babbitt, d.; Lida Babcock, Babcock, Piiiadelphia; A G Lawson, Mehrhof, Haversitaw; Jobin Warren, Mcdar, New York; Sarah Purvis, Lisle, ao} Swallow, Carlow, do; Isaac P Hazard, Dickens, Block sland, RICHMOND, Jay 19—Arrived, schrs N W Magee, Sea- York; n, Boston; Valentine, Potter,’ Albany. MBAN FRANCISCO, July, 19-—Saiied, shins Sterling, Baker, Liverpool; Stimner R Mead, Wood, Port Towns end and Ualeutta, 3hu—Arrived, ship Florida, Curtis, Manila; bark Al- bura (Br), Banks Ardrossan. SAVANNAH, July 21—Cleared, brig Annie Vail (Br) Simmon, Santander; schr Edwin Jauet, Roberts, Har- bor Islagd. VINEYARD HAVEN, July 19, PM—Arrived, sohrs J M Kissam, Smith, Woodstock, Nu, for Boston; & 8 Dean, White, Rondout ior Haverhill;' George Kilborn, Blake, Bangor for New York: Irade Wing, Gray, Rockiand tor 40; Emeline McLain, Young, Newburyport for Phuadel- brig Qoaco: schrs 8 P ‘a Boreails, in, Sailed—Bark Can Baen} He krown, Anuis L Wilder, Geormana, Anr Peiro, Win Jones, William, Ancona, Grecian, David | Nickels, Emperor, Susanna, Charles B smith, Ariel, Noihe O Puine, Chas & Moody, America, Silas MeLoon, | Spartel, | divorce granted, alvice tree M. T sinnickson, Lacy’ Ames, F Nelson, Gem; Jannet, Alice Uakes, Lacon, Medford, L A Boardman, J m. %ih—Arrived, sohrs Ada 8 Allan, Dudley; Ring Dove, Swain: Mary Lee Newton, Maguire and Olive, Warren; Calais for New York; Charleston, Haskell, and’ Lizzie [. Mills, Armstrong, Bangor for do; Janet 3 'Summeryille, ohn for orders, —cur Condova, Stedman, from Now York Sailed—‘ehrs New Zealand, Maud & Pessie, ML Pierre, Hack Bird (for Providence), Trade Wind ward, Helen Mar, Castalia, Emeline 'McLatn, Star st On Sous, Ligae b Mitts, Ada s Align, Charleston, Mary 1 Newton, King Yove and Oitve. WILMINGION, NO, July 19—Cleared, bark. Gladstone Br), Keneally, Glasgow; brig Alvert, Av Lon jou. ZisteArrived, schrs Paul Seavey, Bangor; Robert P Clark, Georgerown, Bei a shi Cleared Brig Sterlin jompson, London, WARKHAM, July W—Arrived, a rye Comp, Poushkerepsia (seo do; cady Antrim, Carter, “i how York: Index, Gareisda, Crosky, verry. do. Bi-Sche Bramord, Buett, Now York. JASCKLLANEOUS, VOROKS OBTAINED FROM OI Joyal everywhere; desertion, & pablictty required; no charg Atvorney, 194 Broadway. OBTAINED FROM DIVVER 4, Lawyer and office 6 Eigh: pumas’ R GREAT NuW Yoru krocer, 399 kverybody should call ang | wot hardens,