The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1875, Page 10

10 JESSE POMEROY. | © Continuation of His Analysis of His Own Case. THE TRIAL. REVIEW OF His Reasons Why He Was Insane if He ‘Did the Murders. The following are some extragis from Jesse | Pomeroy’s own story of his lite, cially in re- | gard to the erimes of which he bas been con- victed. In speaklug of the doctors he says:— Yue story that I told Dr. ‘tyler was just like | Dr. Wa:ker’s. Here iv 1s. 1 con't know but)ou would like to see it, J first,told dim of those boy 3, how I met the Loys On the streets aud Went up co them ana Wok thew, just ous of mere Sompanionsiip, aud taut when 1 ret took them id waa no more Wea of whipurmg and torturiug them than | had of jumping up to tne moon, but That, just as 1 got up tw the place Where I uid ib to them, that suddeu impiise or lecung came over me to uo it to beim; Chen it seemed to me L Touid uot neip doiug it. Alver doing it to thei L bud conveniently forgotten wmat happened, and Kiso Wuat i do reinemuer Is very indistinct; tuat I did NOt Femember Dur Very Muistinctly of doing 15 fo them; that L did not rewemoer tue nawes or theixy appearance. They or he asked me if [ remembered taking a boy Lamed Balcu aud ask- ing M1 M De Wanlcd to earh (weuly-live cen.y, fb told them that 1 remembered taxing a voy under that cireumaiunce, but aid not remember his pame. Tney asked me if | remembered telling Bim to go into a store and ask [uPa \Ering to Ue Wwe bundle Which be proposed to carry, aud UT remembered uskiug mim i tue Pomeroy boy was Bot 4 oad Dey, aud Ml rememoered Wual Me sald; Biso Ml remembered taking bim and, afier beat~ tug bim, Wasuing bum in # salt. water piace. To those questions i said | remembered not @ parti- Ltoid them of the palm, so im rea@ilty 1 Was twid them thal AL tae time oi dolug li and just tat the feeling Wulew accompanied at was that L | Would come teillug me to Whip oF kill tke boy or | japation I gavel the pain in all the cases, | Whip @ person, | will not deny. I was, peruaps, believe Tdia doit; that is, 1 veileved it for a Cie Of inem. Luea 1 Was asked avout the leciing nOtking but tue Literal truta only applied to w beivre, 4 SUdKen pall Would start near my ear- must dv someting, which something 1 dia as 1 | Girl, as Lue Case Was, Bnd Luwl 1b seemed lo me mother Wt really heiped my case any | can’t say, | wroug in ielling that Siery, but at that tuwe I had but wil at once 1 suiu to mmysell vowt 1 did | | | iumy nead, (AS1 Lad been subject to headaches subject Which Might do our Case good.) Just over lt—and go from ome side Wo tue olher know; but just at that time that other feeung | ‘net i could not welpduing UM. That was the ex- but tast l have that paim witreut the mmpuise lo aenahe Nd veen taibed bo so mucu that l really ‘The next uoctor that came to see me Was je, lie came on Lue government side of the auesticu, aud 1 think that he had prepared his vpivion as to my doing those things beivre ne ever ‘ew me, However that may be, le came to see | me on the loin, | itiuk, of Uctover, taough | am ot sure Of the tline, 1 did wor like Alm SO Well as | did the other 5Wo doctors; ke Was Loo still, thas lg. he seemed to be always wrapped up in starch. However, i wid mim the rame siory us I did tue others, and with Dot the sume Irankness or ful- peas, perhaps, butluid the vest I could. Jast as fe bad Leen here Lve or ten winutes, Dr. tyler tame in; so the \Wosat down, aud tien it Was aa | Mucu ws could do to answer tacir quesiious. 1 guess they kuew euch ovher, ior taey cunversed in poms toreiga Ungo about we jor a moment oF so. Choate nad providea fimsel! witn a report of my Orst trial; also of whatl kad said when ar- ested, and also of the facts relating to these cases, ud iti made a sitgie auswer that did not cor: respond with bis paper he smiled as though me thought I was teliing him lies, However, they took their leave at last, ina right giad | was, tor they had kept me On the streten ior nearly an | hour wud a halt. This was tte orst time he came in; it Was Dr. Lyler’s third or fourth, I will tell you now of my trying to say | uid not do these things, One day | gov a note irom mother. In it she Said she did not believe me gmiity, and that something made uer write to me. ‘hat was About the substance of tne Rote. She asked me not to Bay ied 1b uniess I did, and to say 1 didu‘tif | | didn’t, Well, it was uot the first time tuau T had thought of tnat, to tell the truth. At that time I | Gid reaily think i aid co it, apd that l coud not help duing tt, Dut at times something would say, “gesse, you KUOW you aid not do these things, 80 do you not stand out and try Lo ciear your- self of it.” Buti hesitated, and wny ? Because I Was alraid mother and brotier would be arrested again. together with tue idea that came that | did do it, held me back for | tome time, but this note decided it. But sti [ was again in duudt, lor my couusel aid really think { did these things, vut i said, ‘Perhaps mot.’”’ That very day Dr. Onoate again came; it was his second visit; now 1 had been thinking of this uniog ali that Gay most, aud I don’t tuink it is a wonder that when ve asked me or suid something, in whieh he useu the words “I dia do it,” that said “Ne, 1 did not.” I was tomking of something tise at the time, but I did not take tne trouble or ‘omk it my aaty w explain why I said so. He ked at me, ald, for voe moment, I guess, he id think I was tusane, if not crazy. Tuen he asked Mem idid nov doit. 1 repeated it, “No.” Then e commenced to talk of sometning else. Theu he asked me if ihad heard about tue Joyce enil- drea that were kiled ia tne woods of Lymn in 18t6 or 1906. I told mim ! did remember it, but bever heard what became Of she one Chat killed them. He said they never iound out. We taiked ‘Unis Way jor some time, Then he went away. Alter reviewing tue testimony for and against him he anaiyzes the verdict of the jary, and con- siders that the jury's compromise was conclusive proof of pis innuceuce. He sums up as Jollow: Teas | was jound at the age of five years cutuing a kitten with akniie; that 1 was sudject to @ pe- cullar jeeling in the head at tumes; that those acts of those boys Inaicate a disease inind on the subject oO! those acts; tuey were insane, because bo One bUt an IMsane persou Would ao su; Decause | the Maauer of taking tue boys, and making one of bhem get on @ Sivue, und Having this voy jump | ‘eroand Mim, und wakiog 4 queer nuise, tike laugh. | lng; because toe leking O1 & buy KO On Lis Knees | smu repeat tue Lord’s Prayer, aud then swear; | because of the sticking Of u boy Wita « knifeund | Boiding it Up 80 ‘hat (Be viood could drop down, and luuguing at tne Mme, and toen repeating it; because it 18 the viood tmat seem4 to ve that @ueh excites me, us shown by the story of the spake; isu ol sticking the Knue mto tue poy ond the boldingit op and letrng the vi0od Grop off; and that swo aectors, Who bad each of them been to see me SIX Limes, proboulce me tusane;! think, reture, tbat iff dtu do tuose thiugs 1 was in: But, notwitustandiag ali that, as 1 have 140 not thine 1 aid those things, for tuese ous — L was not, atthe age of five, seen on the | Street culung 4 Cut; twat the government Jalied to prove me guilty im taose first cases; pecause | iby coufession Was given tarough iear abd unuer | promise; because they cid Dot willow me to nave COWnseE) at bhe Limi or prepare for it; becuase the | evidence Was RUt SUMClent Lo SHOW that 1 Was tae boy Who did tuose things; because two of those boys when they Drst saw me failed to iaeuuly me; because aii tue eviuence Came iro the boys Wat | were injured, gud they Were prejudiced avainst me; because no evidence Was alluwed to be put Muon my side; because tie Judge cid not weigh the evinence impartially; becuuse tue sentence Was UDjust, aud vecause 1 kLOW that | did BOL uo Mt te Those boys, J couciude tnat 1 Was pot gasity | Of the ucts; thatthe siory of my being excited | ‘Whea killing tuut Sake or At giving We satisiaction beyona thay which | wave mentioned is not su; that t.e government iu the case of Katie Curran fanied to sliow OF Prove that she Came in tue store 06 the Murming ol the 18ta of Marca, 1874; because, inreapective @F MY COBJESBION, It has vot io ve pro’ that taey iurMished uO evidence that tne pil (++ kiled iw that ceuar or that J vuried her; WOBt DO evidence 0. Li0od beang seen or found in the cellar Was putin; thathy evidence of bad smeli being \oGud Waa pul in; thar tuere Was no evidence of viood veiling On my clotaes @s it would ve natural to suppose); (Mes because 1X different paruies searcned | tee cellar uid found nothing, nor poticed a bad OF any kind of a swell, tuerefore, (aa it is & ian. Mert impossibility Wat that bovy shoud Le there 4oUr outs Without it being noticed. That work- meu bud been there nine days veiure the body Was discovered, and tial (vey svoula not notice a bad Wel), Is, It secs WO ive, Iiapessibie. ‘That the dict was Lol true On accuunt of the in- eutheiency of eviaeuce, and that it was influenced prejudice; that 1 kavW tuat Laid not do wnat ureer, and teat lkuow iy Wuereavouts un tue of the wurcer; that the comession Was not BOW My port Witwout reiuctan because person lo whom I gave the true to bis word, wad vecause (he confession was Mave simpiy as i Wisted to get imy mother and brother reiessed, pus vevause | uiu tue murder, hoow that i dia notdou. Leuy am innocent Of (hab crime. The goverment | hifes 10 prove apy pieimeditation ou my part; | one Saw me wita tue ty prove tat I sent jailed to show it Was me Ww bhe witne! ald saw him; they iatied to snow | that lg ‘the Child I tuougnt the tide womd ‘The with ‘withetses contradict each other in regard to Mme When (he buy was last seen ov the sireet. testimony of Mr. E. Asucroli, Who says be Saw the Millen boy guiog Witi a young Man avout clock along the railway (rack toward Mc- Ye Wharl, di eouy cuniradicts ny Oo) Mr, Mil- | len, 8, Huucer, Brown and Mrs. Fosdick, wno | respectively that they suw ibe. ‘voy at twenty | ast (eA, Dull-paat ten Aud eeven cock. | me of the Wituesses uisagree about the tine batice| Ons arrived At Lae scene vi Lhe winrder, aie ake three of jour; be at quarter past five rare Some of the Wituesses lied, and Sergeint Hood, ine pepoteesion, the eS er about ev at to % ti Mindertakebs, vind hi te ing to be taken away. At sue inquest | precinct, rated | year, puts NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, timony as to my Whereavours on t hesitation, | know where know that I did not Kili H. 4. Millen, and, there- fore, | am innocent of murder, O1 course. you Wii do just as you have & mind to about Lelieving What l have said; batt coms T mean just whati Dave said im regard to th Just what | meant, 1 bave now said all I wish about the trial and the beariug, anu the oply quesiion tual comes up is, What will the Governor and Council do in re- ard to my case t i regard to tua: I cauuot say. do not know their seutiments in regard wo the case or le regard to me, though at this tune | lee! that tae Governor wil commute my senience. [ hope »0, at least, It all resis with them. If they say I must die, I am dead. if they send me to prison for life, l'am dead, wo. A living death that would be. Lcan only hope and wait; Dope jor the best, Walt ler tue decision. I expect it will be soon, There bas been a great aeal suid in regard to my ‘difference in regard to this case, particularly by the newspapers. They commit & great mistake whea they cay that; and, as the hewspapers control public opinion, | am being considerably misjaaged. itis not vy a person's loogs only that they are to be judged, but by their talk aud actions; aiso according to the crime that has deen commitied; aso by the de- — of intelligence possessed by the individual, regard to these cases | do not ieel what lam enarged with. | know that. | know the crime tat hus been committed,- but I do not feel its awfulness; that is what lmean. Anu so 1D i to tie orher cases, I know the crime bas been committed, but] do not reasize that with which I cases, and have said | gard | am ebarged. Nature nas gives mea mina that | when anythimg wrong comes, or when bad news comes, 1 Go Hot mantiest any feeling, 'nough | Bave tne feeling ip me, /kuow I am arrested for murder; | know what murder 18; I know that L bave been tried and convicted for tue murder, but I do not realize the position] am in, My meaning quite ciear, but 1 think you will under it may be that my temperament something todo with my not Vgeges any feeling; but I know nothing about that, so will let it be, THE COURTS. TOMBS POLICE OOURT. Before Judge Duty. ROBBED OF A GOLD WATCH. Bridget Smith, a street walker, was yesterday held to answer on complaint of Peter Charles, of Greenwich and Franklin streets, who charged her With having op the 21st inst, rovbed nim of a gould | Watch of the vaine of $90, DISORDERLY HOUSEKZEPERS. Charles Wilson, of No. 276 Water street, and t day without | was that day and | 1820. He wast Coguerel, Who died in tue year 1568 | George Bennett, of No. 249% William street, were | each held to answer on a charge of keeping a dis- orderly house. Mr. Charles O'Connor, Superin- vendent of the Newsboys’ Lodging House, made the complaint agat Bennett, whose piace has bood. WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. Before Judge Kasmire, A BUSY DAY. Yesterday was the busiest duy everknown at this court. Jadge Kasmire disposed of not less than 125 cages, all excepts two being arrests for minor offences, The two exceptious were John Connelly and Katie Foley. Connelly keeps a gam- bling house at No. 306 Seventh avenue, and on Saturday night Officer Price, of the Twentiech it, arresting Connelly and eighteen others, who were playing at taro at the time. Each of the eighteen was fined $10, and Conneliy was held in $2,000 batl to answer, Katie Foley was charged with stealing $8 from Patrick Segrath, in a nouse at No, 116 Tuompson Street, into which she bad enilced him. She pro- tested her innocence, bu was held in $1,000 ball to answer, and Segrath was sent to the House of Detention for Wituesses. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Before Judge Kilbreth. A BABROOM FRACAS. Early yesterday morning, whiie Oficer Costello, of the Eighteenth precint, was patrolling his post, he found John Mulloy lying insensible and bieea- | for a iong time been @ disgrace’ to the neignbor- | ing irom two severe wounds in the headin the | | saloon of Henry Diffenback, No. 324 First avenue, Diflenback was arrested and Mulloy was taken to | Bellevue Hospital, where he now lies in a danger- ous condition. Diffenback admitted that hi inflicted the wounds in a@ tight witn Mulloy. Was held to await the resuit of Mailoy’s injuries. FATAL RUN-OVER ACCIDENT. Augustus Myer, a young boy, on Saturday, while driving @ grocer’s wagon, ran over a two- year-old sow of Mrs, Mary Carman, of No. 147 Kast peop ed apron and inflicted injuries trom which child died yesteraay. Myer was committed to ait the actiun o! the Coroner. couRT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. nie Seee Ora ul i | ‘00k. —! 5 L 174, 177, 178, 17.—O weamtaeanis NEW YORK CITY. 1-4 OMcer Robertson shot a mad dog yesterday ac No, 1,487 Tard a’ Thomas McGuriey, of No. 347 Madison street, had nis leit lew severely injured yesterday by @ tail from @ scaffold. ‘The body of a newly born male infant was found floating in the North River, near Twenty-fiftn prion yesterday afternoon, It was sent to thi jorguc. Christopher Schelde, @ child of two years, living at No, 512 Fifth street, received a severe scalp wound by @ shutter falling on his head yesteraay alternooa. An unknown mau was drowned yesterday after- noon while batning in the North River at the foot of 118th street, The clothing of the deceased, con. sisting of dark striped fg eee pan White siirt and s{raw hat, wi und i bovy was subsequently rect rt! “ out t iv sof vi nad’ sandy batr and height, and BROOKLYN. et B1X Inches in mustacne, A gas tank in the cellar of No, 194 Qourt street exploded with a loud report, shaking the building to its Joundation and creating muca consternation in tne immediate vicinity. The residence of Mr, Bates, No. 36 Ormond place, was burgiariously entered yesterday morning and robbed Of a purse of money belonging to @ ser- vant girl in hisemploy. The rogue escaped, Martin Deiany, residing at No. 52 Nostrand ave- hue, struck bis wife on the head with a kerosene of} amp on Saturday night, severely pjoring her. Pat removed to the hospital, He sent John Albecker, thirty-five years of age, while employed in painting the icehonse at Liberman’s brewery on beige A fell from the seaffolding to the ground, & distance of torty feel, sustaining injaries of @ probably fatal nature. ‘The Jager beer saloon of Onarles F. Mattock, No, 1,254 Myrtle @ jue, was forcibly entered by Ben- jamin Conners, August Watson and Henry Mc- Kiniey, who were arrested and locked up. The rumMlans, not content with beating tle proprietor, | broke bis stock and furnitare, Superintendent John 8. Folk, of the police, While attempting touell a disturbance on the corner of Steuben street and Myrtie avenue, was struck On the head by some unknown party and sligatiy injured. Jonn gritepatrick, one of the crowd, Was arrested and locked up, Mary Ann Wals2, an operative at Furnivall’s bagging factory, No. 256 Water street, bad her left hand caught im the machinery at tnat place on last Saturday. The member was so crushed that amputation was found to be necessary. Tne poor girl lives at No. 12 Franklin place. A descent Was made by the police ot the Sixth precinet on Saturday night on a disorderly house, No, 44 Boertam street, kept by Edwin Oswald. The roprietor, August Whivmore, Mary Schaffer, ugaie Waltie, Susan Wisaine, Wilam Buckley, Peter Bow Wiliam Dissel and John Spaug were arrested @ud Reid to | answer. ENFORCING THE EXOISE LAW. Samua\ Victory, proprietor of the Howard House, in the village of East New York, was arrested last evening for violating the £xcu jaw by selling liquor on the Sabbath. in charge ead referred by @ patr.iman oi tue Ea New York Beret, ne examigation will take pla Eeaag be jore Justice Gerrrum, THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show tae changes in the temperature for the past twenty-jour pours, 10 comparison with the corresponding date o1 jast a8 indicatea py tie thermometer at Hud- Pharmacy, gt mh Bauding :— i Elza Meyers, | | ] OBITUARY. ATHANASE JOSCUE COQUEREL, TOR. A cable telegram from Paris, under date of yes- terday, 26th imst., reports the occur: death of Atuunase Josié Coquerel, the eminent, Protesiant minister. He was fity-five years of age, having been bora at Amsterdam in the year on of the late Athanase-Lau- PROTESTANT PAS- reat-Chari ‘The youth received @ careful education, When it was completed he devoted his talents to the profession of newspaper press editorship. He became ciief editor of the Lien, and subsequently of the Nouvelle Adcvue de Théologe. ‘ne publication of nis doctrines and writings obtained tor him great notoriety among tae Protestants, The circulation of bis Views of M. Rénau’s “Life of Jesus’ caused his suspension by the Consistory of Puris. ‘I's 0c- curred in the year 1sd4, tue Conaistory of Anduze (Gard) writing him an address of sympatoy. The | rotestaut Libera: Union having supported | him actively, he resumed His duties. M. Coquerel Was a graceful writer anda persevering publicist. He speut the winter of 1671-72 im the United States ou preaching and lecturing tour, where he formed sting friendships io clerical circles, among the lieratt and in private soeieiy. Coquerel was decorated witm the Cross of the a of Honor op the 14th of Augustin the year DANCER'S COUPONS. CONTRADICTION OF THE RUMOR THAT MARY LOGAN WAS POISONED BY THE O'FARRELLS— | INTERVIEW WITH HER ATTENDANT PHYSICIAN. Nothing new has transpired in the Dancer bond robbery case since Saturday. The O’Parrells re. main incarcerated in the Tombs and the Wall Street broker, ment, It is probable that further development of an interesting nature will result to-day when the prisoners ure arraigned in court. To ascertain What truth, ifany, there was in the rumor that the servant girl Mary Logan had met With foul play, or, in other words, lad been pol- nee of the | Burnard, shares their imprisoa- | soned by either or both of the O’Farrells, a HERALD | reporter yesterday catled at St. Luke’s Hospital, | He learned that application was made to tne hosptial authorities jor the admission of Mary Logan on the 27th of May. On tne same day, Dr. Davis, the eXamining physician, visited the sick girl at the residence of her sister, Mrs. U’ Farrell, No, 751 Ninth avenue, and found her in a very iow condition, being evidently in ap advanced state of typuoid Jever. ide promptly gave tue necessary orders for HER ADMISSION TO 81. LUKE'S HOSPITAL, j and she Was removed to vhat Jnstication within a | Jew hours thereaiter, Mr. O’Farreidl paying tue hospital Supe; luteudent $8 for two weeks’ voard for the patient. Aimost trom the time of her ar- rival at the nospitat to the nour of ber deata, | which took place wie Jollowing night, the unior- tunate woman Was delir.ous, and altmougn sev- eral atteupts were maue by her attendants to oviain ber uistury nove were successiul. Dr, Smaliey, one o! the bouse surgeons, had chaige of the case, aLd prowounced it, without hesitadon, oue 0: typhoid Jever. in this opinion he was sus- tained by the other memoers of the medical stat, Indeed, 80 Wel: satisfied were the physicians that her disease Was typhoid sever and nothing cise, that it was determined to held a post mortem ex- amination ol the vody jor scicu tific purposes, as a | more ‘veautiui aud interesting’ case, to quote the protessionul e€Xpression of One of the pbysi- claus, Of typhoid fever had rarely ever occurred, br, Sinalicy assured tue reporter that the atorg of the deceased being poisoned was ¢: with- out fouuuaion. ‘4 never saw & more marked case of typuold fever in my lie. ‘Tae patieat ex- hibited ali THE PRELIMINARY SYMPTOMS when she was brougut to tue huspital and during ber continement Dot the silyhtest change iu her condition oceurred that would Warruut the belicl That her disease was anything else. After her re- latives, the O’Farrells, had deen notified and had refused to bury the body, pleaaing poverty, 11 was decided to bold @ post norte e€Xaminauion, uot because there Was a shadow vi douocas to typhoid fever belug tne cuuse v1 deatn, but because the case Was One Oi nUsual Mierest. 1 velleve we | have LOW portions O1 the Intestines in wicouol.’? Dr. Davis, the exumining physician, was next called upon at his residence, wad fully corrobu- rated everything that bad been said vy Dr. Smal- ley. “(here can ve no doubt,” said be, “coat ty- phoida fever was tue only cause of death. If pu; son had been administered to her it would with- out aoubt have made itself manifest. When I visited uer at the home of the u'Farrells aie was eae mh and I thougut bad been ill two or three wee caelsaet Superintendent of the hospital ated to the reporier taat he had heard of no ap- plication for the exhumation of the boay, PARIS GREEN AGAIN. Ateleven o’clock yesterday murning William Beatel, aged 37 years, residing at No, 200 Broome street, took a dose of Paris green for the purpose ofecommitting suicide. He was laboring under a fit of tempurary insanity. Soon alter he had taken othe poiscu sume frieuds caliea to see bim and dis- covered wim lying Ou a bed in a dying condition, They immediaacly sent tor a puysician, Who soon arrived and adminisiered emetics, wuich were of no ayall as Beuce died shortly alterward, DROWNED IN THE BAY. About five o’clock last evening, as the steamtug Cornell was on its way from Sonth Amboy to this city, and was off Elm Park, Statea Island, James Muler, the cook, fell overboard and Was drowned, ils body was wot recovered, Mier has a wife | ed Mn residing at Washington and Vestry tree A STRANGE ACCIDENT. Early yesterday morning Joseph McQuade, a porter employed in the Grand Central Hotel, while asleep im the basement of the hotel, rolled out of his bed, and, us the couch was placed near tue edge ol an area, he fell imto tue sub-cellar, about tweive icet below. Hts skull was fractured, and Be 18 nOW lying in Bellevue Hospital, Bot expected to recover. POLITICAL NOTES. In Onondaga county the Syracuse Courter says the contest jor the republican lecal nominations begins to simmer down toa few, and addi ‘For Senator ex-Cougressman Dennis McOartny is evi- Gently ahead. His strongest competitor is ex- Assembiyman Peter Burns. Mr, McCarthy is backed by the ex-liberais, and they are the men thas now run the republican machine in tuls county, As to members of Assembly, Aivord is conceded to have @ life lease to the office in the Pinst district.” The Detroit Free Press thus dogmatically sums up the repudlican situation in Jowa:—“if Kirk- wood, the republican candidate for Governor, is elected, he will resign and be chosen United States Senator. This will keep the Rev. Harian out in the cold, If Kirkwood ts deieated a demo- cratic Legisiatare will probably be elected, by Whom a democratic United States Senator will be chosen, Thusin any event Mr. Harlan has no chance.” Per contra, the Wasuington Chronicie (ex-Senator Harlan’s organ) says:—“Ex-Senator Harlan and his friends will do ail in their power to swell woveruor Kirkwood’s mayority,’’ The Baitimore Gazette has tuts blithesome carel. Over the nomination of John Lee Ourrell for Gov- eraor over William T. Hamuton:— Take it up carefully, Handie 1t with care, Lay it away tenderly, or Wililam J. was nowhere, Worthy of an ovituary column, OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DRPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUOUBT, Montana... 0 15 Broag way. Nas | ite by” 9 ..|4 Bowling Green j Howling Green ‘| Liverpoo. io Broadway. Liverpoot..|19 Broaaway. Liverpool. ghia hy A ag) i Bow! 4 b Howling Green 17.) Livervool. |v Broadwe Liver oot. Rotterdam | 60 * Bowing Green aw Iver Aue. ah ver ok. } | nook | eral miles distant. j ae contracted to build a sehr of ‘oo tons for Messrs JULY 26, 1875—-WITH SUPPLEMENT. SHIPPING NEWS Be NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS BNTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—Tho New York Hxmato has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Herauy sieam yacht, show: ing white kurning the colors rea, green, red, changing trons one 10 the other in suecession, and can be seen sey> Captains of vessels upon seeing this signal wilt oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have tor the Ship News Department of the Uimracp. Bar Persons desirous of communicating with vessels | arnving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Heats news yacht, per No } Kast River, New York, Letters recetved trom all parts of the world and promptly delivered. Duplicates are re- quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 5 HIGH WATER SUN AND MOON. San rise 451 | Gov. island....eve 218 Sua sets. 72. {Seudy Hook...eve 1 33 Moon rises....,eve 11 a Hell Gate......eve 4 03 PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 25, 1875, ieee ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Steamer Republic (Br), Glendeil, Liverpool July 18 and Queenstown 171m, with 19 passengers to RJ C Steamer Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston July J is via Ke: | eo West gist, with uidse ant assengors to © Ht Mallory lac S110, lon 7%, exchanged sgnais with | Ship Zephyr, trom New Orlegns tor, Liverpool; goth, 1a 8806, lon 74 45, passed bark Jennie Cobb, trom igmuldud for Steamer Cortes, Freeman, New Orleans July 17, with mdse and passengers to Clark & Seaman. Steamer Oid Dominion, Walker Richmond, Oity Point and Nortolk, with mdse and passengers to the Ula Do- minion Steamship Go Steamer George W Eider, Read, Lewes, Dol, with mdse to the ld Doininion steamship C Ship Admiral (er), Haesioop. Bremen 43 days, In bal- last wy H Bawiger, “Juiy lat 47 2 lon 4918, Dassed 8 Icebergs, each one of them being about 100 wget hig ‘The Ais anchored at Sandy Hook tor orders. Brig Amelia (of She burpe, Ns), Deal, Buenos Ayres, G0 days, with Wool and hidés to ‘order; vessel to Brett, | Bon & Co. Brig Ranger (of Jersey), Le Grande, Rio Janeiro 4L 8, with coffe» to Andrew Stuart. Crossed the equator 25 in jon 40 W; had strong N and NW winas to the equator, thence lizht winds and calms. July 21, In the Gulf Stream, experienced a feartul thunder ‘storm, | June 21, lat Ts, lon 34 3) W, spoke snip Flying kazle, from New York'for Melbourne: 24th, lat 2/3, lou 37 3) | ie Mary Varwell (Br), trom iio Janeiro tor st | ‘Thomas, Wdays out; July @ 9, iat 18 8, low 65 W, brig May dala, of and irom st Jona, BB, tor Barbadoess 1th, lat 30'N, loa 64 64 W; schr Eliza Chrinti (Br), trom Bal- | Hmore tor Porto Rico: 2ist, lat 54), ion 72, sehr James | Drury (of Dennis), from — tor Queenstown. Brig Ciara J Adams. (of Lubec), McPaddan, Havana WW dars, wish, sugar to Youngs, smith & Co,’ vessel to e Jea F er. St Domingo 10 days, Sour della Francis yi log wood, hides, ‘ones; vessel to Jed Frye £2, Bull c, to A Scie Ricerto Burros, Ni wton, Cat Island 8 days, with pines to J &T Pearsall; vessol fo BI Wenberge sehr Liberty, Merritt, Nor: Sehr Fiora Curtis, Curtis. Virginie, Sehr Mary France, Mathews, Virginia, Schr IJ Merritt, Curtis, Virginia. Sehr HT Wood, Curtes, Virginia Benes 8 Tylor, Mathews Virginia. sebr Isle of Pines. Steeiman, Virginia, Schr va, Jones, Virginia for Newark. Schr Alabama, toss, Georgetown, Du) Sehr Mary J Fisher, Lawrence, Georgetown, DO, for Huasou. Steamer England (8r), Thompson, from Liver- which arrived 2uth, brought 223 passengers, and reports July 21, lat 43, ton’ 48 50, passed taree large ico- bergs; had light winds all the passage. aag~ Steamer Maas (Durch), Chevalier, whien arrived Mth trom Rotierdam, brougit 69 passetigers. The first three days had strong westerly winds, and bad very much tog during the entice passage ‘15th, lat 49, assed bark Keliance (Br), irom Quebec for row, Be lat 43, lon 62 50, a White bound &. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. Steamer Gen Whitney, Hallett. Boston, Ge New York, with indse and passengers to H F Dim Pleumer City of Fitenpurg, cones New York, with se and passeng: Steamer Klectra, Young, Providenee tor New York, with mdse and passengers. Steauer Tillie, Kwing, New London for New Yors, with and passeuzere. Schr Success, Fierson, Providence for New York. ysgnr Win N Gessner, Mgbert, Providence tor New or ‘sehr Samuel L Crocker, Hart, Taunton for New York. Sehr Ario Paraee, Bishop, New Haven tor New York. Scnr Reading KR 'No 47, Adams, New Haven for Phila- delphia. eu for Philadelphia. Scir Hamburg, Wood, Ne’ pone Salle W Ponder, Jr, Trascher, Taunton tor New Star steamer, Pew Bedtora tor Behr Adeie Felicia. Elliott, Norwich for Newburg. Sehr Hannah F Baker, Baker, New Haven tor New fork. yacht Uaunan E Brown, Sackeit, Providence for New Schr Bertha, Conover, Providenee for New York. hope Imogene Diverty, Hand, Proviaence tor New ‘Sobre Fred — Smith, Portland tor New York, with stone to J Dun sebr x H Daly. Daley, Providence for New York. Schr Mary Emma, Niantic tor New York, OX, Scnr Gerirude, Hamilton, Hartford tor New York, BOUND Bast. US gunboat Gettysburg, New York for Newburyport, Ronr White Kock, Laftertyy Hoboxen for Bridgeport. Schr Sarah Jane, Garrison, New York for Salem. Benr Deawyer,’ Cummings, Sew York tor La Have, Behr Isis, Cook, Hoboken tor Boston, Sehr 5 J Gurney, Gurney, Hoboken tor Providence, Schr H'E Wiuman, Veraldi, New York tor Caiais. Wind at sunset SSE, light, BELOW. Brig Favorite (Nor), Natwig, from Rotterdam Jun, bis Bosario tal), from (by pulot boat (0 1). ioe, MARITIME MISCELLANY, The purser of steamer “Clariber, trom Nassau, £0, has our thanks for favors. Suir Lexsie (Br), Hatfleld, from Antwerp, which ar- rived at Philadelptia 2th, Te, rts: date, lat 48, lon 10, encountered @ large Hel nd with ditewity DU date, tat ‘60 10, loud) 20, vous fell overboard aud was kept’ clear ot it; adarin, seaman, of Kent, &, drowned, Scux Yacut Grrsix, eae Mr HT apg “ee » is having a uew foremast put t Newport, ago, while outside with a party. she carried anny, foremast head below the rigging, and consequently a DEW mast was found necessary. Scur Lue B Ivxs, from Philadelphia, on Kat Newport 234 inst, unkooked inartings damaged head gear by contact with the waar, Aaron O Burabam, of i of 100 = ar | Gent, Collins: Venedocian, Soon and “Gal Oporto, July 22~Arrived, bark JJ Marsh, Hubbard Philadeiphia. Queenstown, July 25—Arrived, steamer Obio, Morri- aon, Philadelpiia. FOREIGN PORTS. Farner Por, July %—Arrived, steamer Prussian (Br), Ritehie, Laverpoul for Quebec Hauirax, Jul led, steamer Carroll, for Boston. Tavte Way, “OGH, June ls—In port ship Sacramento, Lane, for Boston, lds. Ly Senansn oa ov RicHMoND.! baran, Tilley, New Yorks New York. . Josephina, Beratsen, canes May 7—Sailed, Kitty Ooburn, Steele, Nou- Anse, May. 17—Passed, Sovnia & Luhrs, Hopkins, from 1 .lvarpool for Cheribon. Bristou, —Arrived in a Kingroad, Sandvik, Sam: nelson, Resurrezione, sano, New York for Glou- cester Put back 13th, Tramore, Windham, Charleston, PAR ik Sha KKMEN. July 8—Arrive man, Pinkham, Ran- goon: Rhein (6), Brickensteln, Sew Forks lithe” Auto. nietta, Skantze,’ Pase axoula; Oscar If, Gullicksen, do latter arrived at Br: Boupeavx. July S-arrived, Julia Ernestine, New and trom Bristol! for York; Yi, Comper, Elits, do Sailed ich, Pergaso, Bertho, Now 0) Bano Jule Sesaticg, Giaster, Wilke: New York. ha Hiaturaras, June 1—satied, Nancy Pendleton, Pendle: ton, Marseilles via Gopauipore. Bomsay, June 10—Arrived, Gentoo, Staples, New York (aud sailed i2ta tor Caloutia) Bewrast, July i Ssattedy “Ricardo Ferro, Castellano, New York; Mimi P, Thian, do. COPENHAGEN, p dearrives, Nordeap, Osuidsen, Bal timore ; 812, Albion, Larsen, New Yor: Cunisriaxta, Juiy 8—Arrived, Fanew, Hansen, Philadel- p) Pose, July ners eR Martha N Hall a ster, Muss izme Dewey, Davis, d Cariton, ‘Butler, CantHacuna. J jaeriver. Mary Stusman, Adams for Aliverta) Alicante d CONSTANTINOPLE, June so Balled, Americus, Baas (from New York), serteh. Drat, July d--Arrived, Mary K Campbell, Gray, Lou- don for Carituifand Philadelphia (and sailed 18ui): Doan, July 12—Cleared, Aunie M Young, tor BStock- Olu. sy pespanx, July 9Suiled, Fornjot, Svendsen, or! Eusiwonx, July 6—Arrived, Martin Luther, Nielsen. Konigsberg for few York; Sth, St Cloud, Bagley, Cron: sade tor Bristol kg asic FaLouri, July “12—Arrived, J W Holmes, from Ran- ae July 9—Arrived, Ralph M Hayward, Doane, ‘ob ‘Onxexoon, July 10—Aarrived, Adeha 8 ttls, Gregory, Matangusi Tith, Ethignia Craig, New York (inet, July 12—Satled: 4, Thorsvare: Larsen, ‘Americ: Woo ‘July 10—Arri vlan od, "Alexander, Portland, U; 13th, hileu Goudy, Perry, San Francisco; 3 8 Thomas, Kastman, do. *, bingo W—Arrivei, Iduna, Tonnesen, Pensa- “sailed 11th, Pommeranta (3), Schwensen, New York. Sailed trom Cuxhaven sti, Marie, Webausen, New rts tare, July 10—Arrived, Nellie May, Blair, Havana dn quarantir a ae 7th, vmede, Olsen, Sandy Hook; 10th, Grace ew sores 18th, Faunie P, danuro, *® Cann, Sheldrake, do; Bradil, Prout, sy e, 0—Artived, Mary Miiler, MoBrise, McDougall, St Jolin, NB; HB Mi New Urverpoon, July Bio Grande; i Young, d 1, Clty oF Brussels (a, Murray, Now hark Muh, Egypt fan. do; Polynesian (6), Brown, Qu bec! Helvetia webster, Boston. Salled Sih, Abigail, Kayruond, Gloucester, Mass, 12th, Lake Ontario, Gilmore, Monreal ; 1th, Stanton, Rogers, Portland) Oty of Brooklyn, Harriman, Mobile; Alfred, Svane, Delaware; Ingsit, Kundson, Norfolk, Vai 14th, eel (), Jones, New York; 16th, Emily Walters, Perry, Mobile. Cicwred. 14th, Speedwell, Drisko, Boston; Anevoc: Maya. New Orieaus; 8B Hilton, Hilton, Deleware Break. pas, July 12—Arrived, Commissary, Hunter, New Yore: 18th, GR Burgos, McBride, do; sth, France (), 1 10. Cardiff and Fyensy, Aiisated i2th, Algeria, Brownell, O48; 13th, Gresce (s), Thomas, New York via Havre (ani left Dover Lith) sailed irom Gravesend lth, Haristene, MeNaira (from London) New \ re; Saga, Larsom, sanay Hook. carmela. ‘Custellano, Loxpoxpenny, Juiy 10—arri hg ing. | Yabaley,,and Bo ring. absley, ms th Avot Mol, Witt Lispox, July 1—Arrived, clare. Smith, New York; fon, do; Loulsa Bliss stéong., Hhitadelph Putney, New Yorg; 11 RB Tuton, Ltuladelptte. Satied ith Mananne ttsantos Philadelpht Decxons, ‘Saly Arrived, Harriet F Hussey, Shaw, Na Suileit Sth, Aratda, Tarrabocehin, New York. Licata, June 2—~ Arrived, Kiconoscente, from Ponies Rexina, Mazelia, Procida (and votn sailed 2th for N MaLaca, July 3—Arrived, Integridad, Mir, Baltimore. Newrour, July e—Sailed, Edmund’ i hipney, Bacon, Rio Janelro. Newoastur, July 9—Cloured. Clelia. New York: 1th, Protessor schweiguard, do; Orpheus, San Fran Newny, July itearrives, Bate Axe, Oral cisco. Ovorto, July 1—Arrived, Germama, Pelltca. New York; aa, Magenta, Lockhart, ao; ith, Lydia Varwell, nt 0. nnEesourn, July W—Arnived, Sunbeam, Dalzeil, Da- ls TA July 9—Arrivea, Alpha, Monson, New York. uEKNSTOWN, July L—Arrived, Emily’ Suily, Cook, Wilmington, NO; Priscilla, Jones, Trinidad,’ Amoy, Parkmaa, Porto’ Rico; 14th, Amicizio, Battaro, Phila: delphia. nee? July 10—Arrived, Carl Georg, Stofer, Savan- ito Ja “Ss a July 0—sailed, Tycho Brake (@), Miller, iew ¥ mouth ; 9th, Cuva, theobald. do, DOUTH. meron 2 July b—- rived, Gaetano rant Ge. ork, Hozzo, SuieLps, July 14—Salled, Tasmania, Pi bUNDSWaLp, June 8—Arrived, Guardian, sy torr Crom- stadt. Sixcarors, June 1—Sailed, Tecumseh, Ellis, Uyers erpool. ‘Tor or laden Meridian, Hohorst from men for Pmladelpii be SEE, 2 Suly y—arrived, Amalia Garguilo, Jaccarino, 2—arrivea, Dart, Coiter, New York. tune 20—Arrived, «milla, Gennaro, New York. Wicxxow, July 1l—arrived, sulla A Merritt, st Joho, NB. Liverroot, July 15—The Tsaae Lincoln, ee whic! fied trom Boston for Liverpool on te Lith of’ Marc! fe Bas not since been heard or. layior, fer Havana, and the Resolute, on, West y Polat, wer? im collision 9th inst; oe no damage; latter imainmast carried away, Dalwar. damaged, AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, Saly BEA Fryete schrs Fred Yatton: oa ‘Wm Jones, and JL Le —— for George. ton the river, bound up—Senr WR Huston and eight other sehrs, all bound ap. en; Mary Augusta, pailed—schrs Klias Moore, New H, Boston; 8 W Buunell and Wm £ Bee (trom Georgetown), ew London; H T Townsend, for ——. ‘2d—-Arrived, sobre Era, aud Davia Ames, Windsc sours KL Dow. Providence: Baws ew J Lon- my Mery. 2 Augusia Boston; Vhas Moriord York; ap M Jones, and M W kon ardiner for ‘Ghoruetown. aath—arrived, scur lu. Windsor, urs EH Sroningto: Roslyn (Irow Georgeto wi STON, July Phila shane eer L Dow, Provi- ston, J Benue; Brogkiyn ; Jennie reived, steamers Saxon, Show, ra, Alberison, Philadelphia: soe) | owen oman Crowell, Phlistelphia; Slavens. Bearse, i weet aman, Orewell: “Eh iv ielptia; Glaicu: rey Heere Foland & Woodbury, sre ualiding « sane of ate | Rew York: ship Independence, scrout, Valparaiso bak See of WU tons Yor | GG; bark Noriua (us), opi wichy Cork or feimout Capi Randall MeVonaid and others, Messrs James & | fehrs Vomona. Moyneaus. san Domingo: tv We MelKeuzie ave nearly completed @ sehr of Id tons for | mpneey, dois ¥ Wel. Messrs Sayward Brottiers. Messrs WR&U A Buruham James @ larr & Brother. NOTICE TO MARINERS The Lighthouse Board gives notice that on and after Augnst 1, 1375, there will be sounded cone thick aud forgy jweather, tes wie Shoal light st ae Metagoraa + Bay, T ack b diving 1 bows at inter ail is lovased om the last ery ‘of the lighthouse. Wiseoron: De, July 25, wis. Capt Bragg, of steamer Franconia, Portiand %th | from sow fork, reports the bell oa Vineyard” Sound lightship tevasd, The UB steamer Cactus has succeeded _i moorin Yghtboat Relief, Nol?, in place Brenton’s The taken to ity WHALEMEN. A letter trom Capt Willis. of bark B Gomold. of NB. reports her at sea 6th, with Sw) bis ap and 1200 do w! Gil all told) «> wad 80 do wh oil on board. ould cruise until Feb of big,.0 A ae A Small, of Prov- at ‘A letter trom Capt Ourre incetown, reports Dr at sea June sop 49, with Br pbte sp ow. Reports, same time, sebr Sie A Grosier, | Roboris, Provincetown, noting since last report. | 4 letter from Caps taylor. of sonr Rising Bun of Ero. | yincetown, reports he: LA ie on Hatteras Ground; | Bad not oeen's whale for a ino Spoken—June 17, lat 85 20 N, os 400 W,bark Spartan, Tripo, trom New Bedford, rd, whaling. SPOKEN. (Br), trom Dublin Ship Maria Stonem: OB, and Philadelphis nF Sydney, July >. lat 45, Ship Liverpool, tro Ne 4881 100 17 lo. London tor New Tork, July 5 tat Star of Hope, Little, from Boston (May 2%) tor Ban Francleeo, June d, lat 11 45N,1on 0 We Aimerican snip gignat TRCV) "rom Obinohas for Havre, May 29, \at 30 N, lon 27 90 Ainerioan siip (signal JN dS), from New York for san F ~ipne S lari s, ton om Bostun for Bombay, June 27, lat 38 * Bark ‘Gremons, Gove, haa Rey, w Kos (April 28) for Yokonama, May $0, iat G36 N, lon 34 bare Dri ah ‘jor trois Mayre for sandy Hook, Fay, 5 tas 45 sebr die fro} Piphnoss ft? Rio Grande do suid days: June 1 1at 9 02 N. cape Hora, June yi 8 Yon im ee NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents ani shipmascters ary in- formed that by telegrapling to the Herato London Bu rean, No 46 Fleet street, or to the Paris office, Rus reribe, the arrivals a: and departures trom Kuropean 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. rriving at ahd sailing from French and 2 ports will find the Paris office the more economical and expeditious for telegrapbiag news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Bristor, July 2—Halled, orig Woodland, Valentine, New Yo Faumovrm, July %—Arrived, ship Ventas, Theobald, Bassein. Lavenroot, Jaly %—~Sailed, bark Woodiand (Br, for | Iugton, Rico, Alexandria. ie Rew York. York; Granite State, Bure mers Marathon, Jonna Hopkins, Battle- mun; ship Independence. J. steamers Wim Orane, Howes, Balti- more; dew York: schrs Wa Drury, Thompson, athie C Berry, Seavey, wa 3 HIG; «¢ BALIJIMORE, July 24—Arrived, ssonmets Bremmer, New Urieans; Redecta Clyde. mington, XO; brig Agues Barton, Kntght, Havana; schre Favillios, Leach, Sungor; Aanule B Predmore, Charles: ton. Uleared~-steamers rr Gen Whituev, Braunsohwigg (Ger) Undenton, Bremen: Jumes A ary, Hall, Newberne, XO; Kaleigh, Qhiver, | Walmntag: L daw, ' Pierson, Pouadelpnin; (hn, sord, “Rien Tapuds Ver brig Geo Lattnet, _ hur aba, as schra'Geo © A’ Travers, Duity, Nassag, NP; tattle McFarland, Boston; Paul & thoinpson. New reste inne press, do, Geo C A Travers, Nassau: Wm Arthur, Bath; Almop Died. Drinkwater, Bosto Algo clea brigs Josie A Devercaux, Curtis, Boston; Hiciimond; Katandin, Harlow, Bangor. steamers Blizaveth, Clark, New 5 rk ompson, Moore, do; schrs Julia E Prat w Bediord: Wm @ beet) Thateher, New enry Withington, Crowe! ton, 26th— Arrived, steamers Lucille B nett, Wylming ton, No: JW Garrett; Hix, New York; Joha 8 Shriver, Wood, Philadelphia. BANGOK, July H2—Arrived, barks Mina mi Mette Watts, Fhomaston, to load for 001 5 Hill, bee il Me. rJ Wo odron tt oh Schr Oampvell, Eaton, Phila elp iia. BOOTHBAY, July 25—Arrived, schr Emerson, Rokes, Baltimore. Fat i taped 22—Salled, sobr Gri Girdler, Saunders, New Y S31—arrive scht HB Diverty, Nickerson, Philadel. ia Swiled—Schr Dexter Olark, Curtis, Pittston, to load for New York, ‘Bth—Saited, schrs Ragie, Frisbee, Phila eth Min Coombs, New York: Charlowe t Fish, (Williams, ia; Mary A Deary, Gi 5 LANDING, July yy Hailed, erste ita ret Kennedy, Haverstraw, sree LL Ot diy 22—~Arrived, schr Harvest, Corwin, ew Yor! Bailed—Selirs JM Leonare, Past Georgetown, DO; Lady iellon jon. Phtiadel Hee rived. sohi Sed te Van Du- sen Pulladeia a Lymburger, port; Dick ita: Of the’ port—Burk Maggie Reynolds (Br), Kinmoy, from Boston. Sailed—Steamers Charleston, Berry, New York; Equa- tor, Hluckley, Philadelphia. 1h Carolina, Beckett, New 26th—Arrived, steamer So Xork: bark RH Purington, Crosley, Boston; sehr cele TS Fentley, Senay, New OM ihe Pore Brig tron fron yCigared Biot, ‘sober ‘ork. bastorny », July 2u—falleg, urs Hunter. Pests Em- OW: 1 it ‘inne: bar’ BENWiCn KLicf aodrived, sour Lillie O kb. Ga Wells Wei! “ Port Johnson. FORTRESS MONKO Jaly 6—Arrived, bark anina, trom Kio Janeiro ‘or Passed tn for Baitimore--trle Barry, from hag oe Passed out~sieamer Bi bere oj dallamat, tot Por “4 barks Jraveller, for Rio nambuco, Paladin, for st Sohaer 4 ima. or dusenstown; geigs « ery by Mh. Ld Indies; Kieanor, tor London- erry: Annie, fo PAL L RIV GR, eritey Ue Arrived; sehre D M Anthony, a? from Georgewwn, DU; Veto, Henderson, Balti- mGitkE SPORT, LI, July 10—Arrived, schr Clark, Port Johnson for ‘Provivenc: 3 oo ete) iz jy ‘ef delane: Be a, *Xibauy for River 2 'Wlty, New 1sth, Geor, Bastingtony: 2d t Thi sauiea schr O M Wells, Qnse, Phil MOBILE, Jaly 4—Arrived, brig Mar! The i teamers State guard, (Br). Gli, bene ipsa is , ne jew York; utancia (5p), r ae, yy aay say Ge steamers, St Lene “4 Liverpoolt ia w York; 7 cAtived, bark Atle (Swe), Stromberg, ge, eid ey tea, ‘sda eth, HO | dons: Jane 4—Cleared, Florence Treat, Short, Pale | | schrs Alice Borda, med Sch Arrived, bark Carmelia (Ital), Veceriaa, Bors Salle —stearm Vanguard (Br, for New Orleans, MORFOLK, July 22—Clearea, sehr Victor, Coffim, Brownsville, 1 ds Pe Maddaling ((tal), for Maraala NeW BEDPORD July ssc svaved, sehen! Jn K tev, Tee are har Waren Yope Un, Chase, ie adeiphia. Wih--Arrived, bark Three Brothers, New York; schrs Montehellor Fredericton, NB; Louisa Smith, Jaekson- Yet Heled Mar, Philadelphia; Louisa Frances, New Sailed —Scnre Clyde, Georgetown, Di; Young Teaser, MH Read, Oceanus, i 5 Marlor, and Lehman Blew, Puladelvhia Mltred Hall, sas ga Thos B >mith, FA Heath M ¥ Webb. Witch axel, Lizzie waymond, and Harriet Lewis, sew Yor Rawroet ‘uly, 22, *Pis—Arrived, schrs Hannah Brow ckett, Pawtucket for Haverstraw; Callsta, Witten: Somerset for New York ; Moses Eddy, Warren, Fall Kiver for New York, Returned, schrs James H Tripp, Nickerson, from New York tor Chatha’ How: xskine, from Provi- dence tor Augusta, Me. wd, AM—Arrived, schr Lucia B ives, Van Zandt, Phila schrs Kate Kalahan, Avery. Fall River fediator, Davis, and Transit, Davis, do for ¥' Hawley, Tyler, ao for do: Joh ¥ Ames, Show: Harve Lozier, nd Annie Bell, ae oad, Providence tor ork 3 Mar. garet Jane, Kennedy, Baker's Landing for Haverstraw and ‘all salied AM 2ith), 4th. AM—Arrived in the ni¢ht, sehr H P Fly, Stokes, New York for Providence (and sailed this AM). Sauled this AM, schrs, Minerva, Brizhtman, for New York; ‘sling Uraluad, ‘Maw gefferson: Moses Kudy, All en, do tor tor New Fork: Whitien, spare. tor i Pawtucket tor Haverstraw ; James i tripps § ickerson, New York tor Chat NARKAGANSKTE PIER, RI, July 22—Arrived, schrt A Gurney, Gurney. Apponaug tor New York; Americug Eagle, Brown, Moitut, Desert tor, d Fred, Warren, Lowell, Bangor for do, Sallie W ‘onder, ‘Thrasher, ‘Jaunton for do. TW Specor, Providence for Haver i port tor Sitzabetnnort; JM Free all River tor New York. led. brig Charlotte, New Kk; sehr nk Miller, and George W Kaymond, dot Joun'W Cercington, Alezantria. 2ath—Arrived, schrs D 1} Pitts, Hoboken; Dr Franklin, ‘ort Johuson; J B Cunningham, and 8 Thompson, yas eth pei ailed—schrs Maria Fleming. Port Johnson for Fall Rivers 8 Applegate, Albany tor Providence. NORWICH, July 43—Arrived, schr M A Predmore, Ho- ¥ sauled—" ‘chrs B F Wolsey, and Ann E Qarll, New ‘01 N“W HAVEN, July 23—Arrived, steamer D Valenting, Ross, Ellzabethport; schr J 8 Beachean. Woodward, Georgetown. DU, vleared—sehr A H Deming, Boardman, New York. PASCAGOULA, July %—Arrived, bi Khone, Ha vana. PENSACOLA, July 19—Arrived, schr Jonas Ht French Harkjen, Indian rel Bark itosalle (iin), ‘Trew, Liverpool ; brig Cairo (Br), Rogers, Havana. 2th—Artived. brig Harry Bailey (Br), Smith, Havane learad— Barks Sirene (Ger), Callies, London’: Nile (Br), Gubbs'Fyinoa ‘lvt—Cleared, at Bmilie Augusta (Port), Baptist nar Laurel (ir), simmers, Aberdeen; sc! 1 (Br), Panuke, Pruxillo. L, 8, July 25—Smiled, steamer Hunts valle frou wernt ton. Puttle, Boston: 1 Hareb org Worth, sew, Borks, Pendioton, New Bedford; Beverly. yy Wal lace, York; May Fiower, Fults, New’ York: ling, [ Baltimore; ships Lennie (Br), Hatfield, pHa Enighed, Burg, [vigtuts schooner John © Henry, Dom | boken, Jina), New York. July 24—arrived. steatners glen ‘ork; | nelly, idohmon Also arrived, steamer Mars, Grumley, Hartford; scbra be) jird, Moore, Portsmouth. red—bteamors Panther, Mills, Newburyport; Nore Nickerson, Boston: Catherine Whiting, Hardmms, Providence: Vindicutor. Rogers, do: Fanits. Hunter, Charleston ;’ Athanee te river, Wood, Baltimore ; Philaselp an New orks Ge Mont Fords do senrs &o nv ag ‘orbes, Foren Shi ri i Set thern Li Mary Fr) ieee, Seusbar ¢, Bristol. Jace, Salisbury ‘Also, cleared, steamers Perkiomen, Pierce, Boston, Hercules, Swasey, do: schrs 5 8 Hart, Burgess, ‘Thomas ton; Mignouette, Bacon, norfolk. Also cleared, ’ barks ‘lena, Hector, Tyigtat; Buselman (Gr), Conglon. Bordeaux: brig Mar rita ia aly pe, nowt 5 spre J ‘oveph “Porter, ‘Wietord’ 2 e Saale aaner ‘entipede. Muller, Boston. Be carrived, steamers Pennsylvania, Harris, Liver ool: Nederland (iselg), James, Antwerp; brig Frank lark, Cotter, pavanna li-Mar. Ase arrived, ship Mary Durkee (Br), Williamson, Liy- @ TPe satin, Dol, July 44, AM—Dark Emmna & Alloe, fo cranes. auchored of here last ‘night and proceed dod id, for tomy ing Pa a | le Rebece: soph r do; W Huitaie, for Glouc pas Sclirs Alex Young. tor Warren; Saral A ‘A Boyes , fo and Harriet S Brooks, for Fall River, and Boston: brig Daria Concettt ({ta), for Gibraltar for orders, pas: down last evening. steamer Panther, for Newburyport, passed down at 6:35 this morning. pent Blue Wing, for Baltimore, passed down this M. Noon—Bark Achaea (Ital), for Cork, tor orders, passed down wh 9555 el eakaut, for Boston; Jessie B Smith, for Ports Aid. for Somerset; Northern ere “for Bncoj Eouilie & Birdsall, for Providence, and Rae and Cran- mer, tor Boson, passed down since morning report. M. mer Norman, for et oy seers ered Nowell, tor Newmarket; Fa Fostan, Babcock, tor Portsmouth, passed ‘down this Pat KLAWARE Breaxwaren, July 24—Bark Minnehaha, 40 Gane froin London in ballast, arrived last night, Fehr Mollie, from st Martins, sailed for New York early this morning ‘tarks F Reck, and Dagmarst brigs W Ship Alhambra; W Lord, Nellie ang others went to sea ‘A‘horin brig from below” arrived at Bead tard worm ings another, at 9AM. 19 coming 1H. Matansas (ot PM-- Arrived to-day. brig J ‘own, deed to Pitadslohiy me Tig 8 V Matra PORTLAND. Jul ‘reanconta, v di—arrived, steamer, eis, Lal Bragg, New York; bark Rome, Ot) rpool. ‘Also arrived 24th. schr Fred Dunbar, Philadelphia. Gieared— Brig Bismarck (ir), Pictou, NS: sere Bom KE smaliey, Sorfol athaniel Steve Philadelphia; cv Papye ‘Geo Tekan De. KOVIDENCE, July 2—Arrived. steamer | Plorids roe or Pinledeiphia; sour dons ‘Mandelph, ‘Swi Sew Beiow-—Two coal iaden schrs unknown, Bark Roving sailor, Baya hrs Alfred, Bravriok, Phiitos ae coke, and Curtis Ackerly, Not tps, Gas core ‘May, Dix, Philadel ai Avner ‘taylor, Dodges Geo Gut! Taylor, and John Loxier, Liucoln, rae Fock, ‘troy, Haverstraw; sloop Fred Browa, daly 2 Rates sebrs dahon B Allen, son. riieDa) ) pomerm, Row alew, abi de BL arrived. Drie eM Gould, Hows ler, Boston; schrs aro, Anderson, New York; J Mirvel Johnson, Philadelpht Sailed—sehrs O P Binns, Steelman, Stamford; Angumad Landell, Taylvt New York Mooulight. Zogurs, do. Also sailed, schr J P Kelsey, and ni E ‘alentine, for NE EE July 16—Arrived, Philadel, agelpht Rut ba urn Sores ‘sham: ers, a ue Rig MOND Ju bark E_ Williams, Keen, New York; schrs # Staniey, M Rocks, do. tn, K Loach, Fendioiou and Convoy, Freneh, do dish Alile Oakes. is Pillsbury sitay d MeLoor. Spear; i a He ater, Pinkha Hem Forks 7 art, do; scr O Cobb. Kenued George, to oad for New York; Aretic, Hmery ey, Tolman, ana Trade Wind, Gray, Pey. or Fades Henry, dos 20, American Ohief, Snow. MAN FRARUISCO, July, 16—-Cleared, ‘brig J Fea Jouks, Honolula via, Humboldt, ~ailed—Ship War Hawk, Doyle, Port Discovery; hd Mary Bell koperts, Gray, Honolulu; sch Loulss Sim son, Hague, Mazatlan, Y ‘Satled, bark Kvik (Nor), Lorange, Honolula zt Humboldt. doth Arrived. bd Criterion, Lull, New SAVANNAH, July 24—Cleared, stnmer oT Wyoming, Teal, Philadeiphia, Sailed trom Tybee 24th, steamers Saragossa, Booper, Haller orto a Livingston, Mailory, New York; Oriental, aliet SALEM, July 2—Salted, sehr Horace Monay, Hand, Pailadeiphia. hd Arrived schrs B Boose. Lord, Port Johnsons Champion, Lurvey, Poughaeep sie. SOMERSET, July’ 2i—Arrived, schr J P Ross, Cook, Hoboxen., 22d — schr Wild Pigeon, Conary, Philadel heh STONINGTON, July Ppa, 22 3 alias ie ver, Hart, Port Jonnson: H P cok iy 4 and johrhot New York tos fat Providence: NM Borden, and Nicho Straw tor do; Novia Awmerioa, Lyons, Wareham. pkisar Connectiout, New York. ‘a NEYAKD tA July 22, PM—Arrived, sehr 4 Hoffman, Boston tor Pniladetphia, rive ner Leopard, Albertadp, Philadel phia for Boston (and. sailed): pris Mox Crosby, wi tor ‘a do for do: Whitaker, Cotton, Worth, aiid Charigite Jameson, son, Georgetown, DC, for Boston; T A Stewart, BL sherman, Ailey, Hoboken tor do; J ley, Crowley, Alexandria toz Fortsmouth Berry. seavey, Charleston for Boston; Unt bee, Portsmouih for Philadelphia; J 0 coo te tem, Lynn for do; Helena Russe ii M Wow Vopks diseHean Chet, Buow, oats Effort, Hendigtoa, Winterport for Nondout Returned—Schr Geo H Bent. Balled—Brig Moses Day; sclirs Charlotte Jameson, and a p sherman. 1 PM —Artived, brig Mary © Rosevelt, ~—, for Bath sein WW Enero, iloboken fur do; Orion, RondoUt 1 tir} fo sailed, origs MU ree, a Thompson, 8 C Mort au fort .mily, HA asset, veya, Ftd rh Flag, Allee Borda, oniet, mere ee Wiliam Marshal, iy eatece. aay pee , Watetlog, > A Hoffmal Cr gmiey. sea, ( {an bag 7 as ei! Alm Tene, Vifatnte i Pe nided it] APY! for Boston; Kate # Gitford” Boom for Fiiadat K 4 Hagen! é Pennsy! Glones tor J Dela, New York. Pasied by Hark Andes, trom Port Johnson for in. Bai'ed—Setirs Mattic E faber, and Archer & Reeves, ach, AM—arrived, schrs Estelle Day, and J for Boston; ™ HH Dovideon, aritan Maud & tessie (#r), and Janet 8 (Br), Provi« Fr etdonn, Setira tinpire aor, E Baar ty Fopsast ba ey sa sista SF we (Bri, D aa dt by steatntae oO neh, Ban for New ¥ ‘ ey rb ate Independence in tow. rate Miy Be aleived, brig Wexford, emer, hitadel wep ut ann AM uly 22—Arrived, schr Ada Herbert, v4 WESTERLY. July 2~Salled, senrs Messenger, Ree South Amboy ; Banor, Jordan, aad Albion, ‘sant rk. WARREN, <2 aml B Austin, Will IVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER legal everywhere; Cage ~? suf. ty red; uot + eis iree, HOUSE, Attorney, 104 eet id sarah eeererieh Rentaatchsasamaen diay BSOLUSE DIVORCE» OBTAINED FROM DIFFER ent States for numerous causes, No public orate Pee ear 4 wver ts road way Residence office 6 Eighth street. rare aploneniteaet 10 THE LADIES, Pimples aud Blotehes positive Pi i ieatfous of bt, FOULAS CRLRUR. ries by. fr oy ie a be a in, ‘aaa ad Ubeat “eh igs al