The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1875, Page 10

Si WALL STREET? | | The Financial Operators Recovering from | the Effect of the Recent Failure ——- TELEGRAPHIC CONSOLIDATION. Probable Absorption of the Atlantic and Pacifie | by the Western Union Company. Business on Wail street yesterday appeared to ave settled down im the ordinary channels. Phere was scarcely a reference to tae recent fall- ures, 90 little do they appear to have adected any one engaged iu financial operations, Tkere was, however, some surprise mauifested that no ap- | proximate estimate could be heard of in regatd to the assets and liabilities of Duncan, Sherman & Co. ‘Tue attention given to the subject was of a peculiarly transient | ature, ior people appeared more inclined to pay | Attention to aud wateh current events taan to | Waste their ume on matters that are now con- sidered as recordec among the annals O/ the past. | The stock murket througnout tue day clearly | showed that the apprehensions of a few days | Since bad been calmed down and that 4 more hopeful toné prevailea; for, with the exception of Western Unions, there was a general improve- ment in all the leading securities. In this stock, however, the falling of at tne close | of the Exchange was only %, and this | im @ measure was attribatable to some shares of | ‘Uns stock being sold out under the rule on av- count of C. C. Hellen, a member of tne Bourd, ‘Whose suspension was announced just previous to une usual daily settling hour. Tue amount for | which Mr. Hellen ts involved is considered to be exceedingly small, and his failure is attributed to bear transactions in Western Union in ‘ace of a rising market, The announce- | ment of the failure caused no surprise and | scarcely a flutter, Gold, which opened at 112%, | closed at the same figure, after some slight fuc- tuation during business hours, No furtuer com- pucations are looked for, and altogether the stock market exnibits signs o! strengthening. THE NEW TELEGRAPH SCHEME. There were any quantity of conjectures given | nt to Yesterday on ‘tae street’’as to the sup- | posed consolidation of the Western Uuion and At- | ‘antic and Pacific Telegraph companies, but | nothing defiluite was known. it appeared, how- | aday’s march, and farnished with twenty-eigat | troops arrived on the practice ground at half NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1875— und (hat another meeting woul@ be held to- when & Gual statement of liabilities and would be given, ‘The failure 18 for Ouly @ small | amount. THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. Among the various interests represented at the Produce Exchange there was 4 more condaent Jeeling Mauuesced and all the diferent markets exuibited a better tone. Wheat was a shade | higher and firmer than on the previous day, With | J, Murphy's Katie s., in harness, a shade better demaud. Hour, which opened steady at previous prices, couunuen trim through: out tie day and closed with @ slightly berter de- mand lor export. Corn ruled about the same, but with @ moderate dewana, ‘the joliowing tavie will be found interesting, showing, as 1 does, the value of the exports of ye from the year 182) up to 1874, both tuciu- BXPORTS OF WHEAT AND FLOUR PROM THE UNITED STATES, Yearly Average for Yen Years Ee Toh ass 09,236.03 | 56.87 748 | a2 3, 918 Loi aaiasd 150,679,058 | CLEARANCE OF GRAIN POR EUROPE. | The following shows tue suipments of flour and | gram from New York tor Europe jor the week | i eng duly 29, 1875; for the turee weeks precea- | \d for the week ending July 30, 1874:— Flour, Wheat. Corn. bl Bushels, Bushela, Week ended vuly 29, 1875. 8.9,854 582 | Week ended July 22, 187. 1,011,650 S42 | Week endest July 15, 1875... 32. 969,062 ate sus | Week ended July 18 1875.5") 10.142 873.829 | Wees ended Juiy 20, 871... 2523 = 443.900 MU: rtf | TRE SUGAR The failure of the Commer Warehouse Com- | pany aud the subsequent stoppages ol houses 1@ provincial cities would, it was considerably affect this market, yesterday there was a healtnier tone prevailinu, Sugar at varst opeued dull ana beavy, but 4s tne duy advanced 1¢ obtained i healthier basis and | folly mamtained pric ciese. No furtoer tallures ate looked for and tt" is thought that hard pau has now Leen touched. P| CREEDMOOR. OUR CITIZEN SOLDIERS AT RIFLE PRACTICE— FAIR WEATHER AND EARNEST SHOOTING. ‘The Fifth brigade, Second division, N.G.5.N.Y., sent detachments to Creedmoor yesterday tor rifle practice. The regiments represented were the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Futeenth (oat- tallon) and Seventy-eighth (battalion), all trom Brooklyn, Tne several detachments arrived at Hupter’s Point in time to take the cars @t half-pass mine o’elock for Creedmoor, Toe troops \urned out in undress uniform, with arms and accoutrements, suyplied with necessaries for rounds of bail cartridge ammuuitivn. The past (ten o'clock, After the usual details had been mage the men were placed in position along aver, Lo be the general opinion tuat there 1s some | wort of “a deal’ gomg on looking to such @ consummation, bat that it had | net yet been completed, It was thought | that there had = beens ately = several conferences held between Jay Gould and Pri dent Orton, during which a basis of amalcamay | tion had been arranged, but tnat it had not been | fully confirmed yet, and that in the meantime | every effort bad been, was beiug and would be © made, to keep the matter from the general Kuow!- | euge. The majority of the operators oa the mar- | ket yesterday were evidently operating on the | basis of the supposed arrangement and ag quietly goiug long »f Western Union stock, Vice Fresideut Green, vf the Western Union | Compauy, sulu yestercay morning that LO Consol- | idation between toat company and the Atiautic | | @ud Pacific had been made, although & propos! tion Of the kind may have beeu made to the West- ero Union Company by purties wnoselt competent | to carry ut turcush. in nis optuion the Atiantic | ind Pacific Compauy had been fighting the West- | $ru Union desperatel,, uot for the purpose of ben Uting itself, vut soiely in tue ope Of Delng bougat | Op by the Western Union, ihe latter compauy | has three torces in Opposition—the Atiantic and | Pacific, the Frapkiio and tue Soutvern Atlantic. | The Frankl dves business only between bos- tou aud Wastingtou, aud is formidable be- Muse It does its work wel. ‘ine messages \t carries are twenty-five ceut messazes, und leave but littie protit, for arcial estimate tue Western Union Company has iound that 16 costs | very nearly twenty-live cents to receive, transmit @id deliver a wessage. 1b Would be use.ess to buy up the @rankhu Company, because tue bust | hess between the great cities to Wuich it seuds is 80 great that anotuer company Would surely be Started, Tne Svatheru Avautic Company is a vona jide competitor, but it does not interiere With toe Western Union tow very great extent. | It rents their lines to tne norty, und is in that Way # source of pron: But the Atluotic and | Pacific Company Yueets the Western Unien ut every turn. Im the matter of rents the saving by @ consolidation would be immeanst in we excaunges and uvtels botu the companies cow. pete Jor au office, and are forced to pay ausurd high rents. Ii there was but une com- pauy the hotels would be glad to give the company au Office rent free. In 1866, ID ihe | Dewwvan House in Albany, wien toe United stares | ‘Yelegrapa Company existed, the Western Union | lad to pay $1,000 reat for au office; but wnea they bougnt tue United staies Company tu aud wwreac- eued to aoandon thelr office in che hovel tuey not only got the room fur uothing, but the hotel buwrded their operator. So im tuts city an enor- mous rentai is paid (o tue Filth Avenue Horel ior an odice, while, if there Was but ove company,., the hotel would not Go withouc the office, if they got netning fer it. By a cons iidation valuable Toutes now rua by the smaller company could be Operated at less cost than by shem, and otuer lines, iike those beiween tne cities of New York aud Albany aud Albauy aud Buffalo, where the jes are un tue highways, would be abaudoned, t the great saving Would bein rent: Wished to deny that Presideot Orton ue Wita Jay Gould, ‘fais is not so,” ice President, “He may listen to a | sald tue business proposition irom Mr. Gould, ana may ac- his iertms, but vuly a8 he would Irom any business mau.” DUNCAN, SHERMAN & Co, There were no new developments yesterday in | regard to the Juuure o! Daucan, Sbe: man & Uo. | ‘The bavking vouse preseuted au Uuusually quiet appearance. Judge Suipimau Was busy all aay lm his eudeayors to Muke Out an eXhioit, but Wlated that ve did nut expect to buve it ready for publication for seve days yet, so large and | Multilarious were the uccuunts to be examined. It is stated that im th hedule of jets Lo be submitted by Judge Suypmun to the Court witain | tuirty day Will appear tue Jollowing :— The «list street property. No. 47, valued al $10,000 | Dos. 254 and 286 Broadway $15.09) Fitth avenue proper.y, n 320) | Tota) $397,000 The title of this property was held by Walliaia | &B. Duncan on the dace uo. the assigument, and it ly Delleved this Will be given over sur tne benefit of the creditors. Tne directors of the Mobile and Obio Railroad Say that when Mr. Dunewn ‘vox tne Presidency of | she road the unas which Were used ior its relief Were provavly furmishea by Mr. Alexander Dan- | tan, and taac Mr. Duncan, in all probability, bas a ‘@rue aMouut Of the Donds of the company in bis | possession. | THE THEATRICAL PROPESSION AS LUSERS, | The theatrical protession, it would seem from iniormetion that 1s daily coming to hand, wil, for | be sufferers oy the taiiure, for a ‘majorit artists ahd most Managers and actors im the baoit of visitwwg Earope yearly | sucted their atiairs through toattira. There | is by trate in tue feport Loat Mr. Maurice Grau is & loser by the /ailure, as he deposited eisewuere ; Lut it ie asserted that Mr. liam Wheatiey’s fortune 1s seriously affected; that Mr. tueodore Muss had $00,000 ou deposit wita the firin; that Messrs, Henderson & Uviville had $3! 000 with toem, und (hat Joun Brougham bud quite ins | eDtire iortone in the house. Im the case of Mr. Brougham, liowever, it is asserted that Messrs. | Duacat, Suerman & Co. simpiy weld bonus for Ith un Special deposit, Which are rec #. J. Moatague had bis entre earni bis arrival vere last vutumn in their possession, | this baving been, it is belle bis fortune. mr. | J. L. Toole ovugut tae Orm’s paper, bevore sali Wo the extent of $30,000, and Mr. W. J. Florence amd Mr. Jonu T. Raymoad are among tho-e who held setters of credit irom them. “Colonei Sell- | ers” Las revurovd frum Europe, aod, it may be presumed, is not s heavy loser. B COMMERCIAL WARKHOUSH COMPANY. Mr. Joun Buird, the receiver appointed to take | charge of the wfairs 0} toe Commercial Warenouse Company, yesterday aseu my POssession and tue qirestion o: business. . Baird Says thar ne 1s waking steps towhra tne preparsuon ofa it for the benefit of the creditors, but that it not be ready Jor soine time, owibg to the slow | progress Which he wili be uvle to make amoug & fast Dumber O/ ietters in Spanish pertaining to | she business of toe house, requiring tue assistauce of an interpreter. AT THE COTTON RXCHANGE, The cottou maraet yexterduy was more buoyant. ec, Bb & BlIght woVauce Ou tue closing price: Su kept steady througnout the | OwiNg au advance jor the day of | hh to (hree-sixtveutns. £3 generally & more confident tone | teu, OWlng to tie receiptol twegrams irom exeed aud ether southern States as weil as irom Liverpool, where tue Market was reported | emi have yet been | br nt to IN samoug tie Cotton men, and no 2 Ihy! 4 tures A. wokeu for; im iact, in view ui te | besser now pi eat, the Outlook is con- siderea “more favorabie thag it bas beeo tor months pust. THE COTTON BROKEM'S FAILU treet. and was i i ine ot creditors a ‘cota fee veon on | with the line of fire, T: | ranges were sos | targets was finisned at a quarter before two | | to the Fifieentu batralion to go out of the practi | was neld officer of the day, | generally thougmt that they were determined not | | third. ‘Time, 2 | Clover getting a little the best o: it. | ona run acthe to tne line of fring points, and practice was begun at eleven o’clock, During the day the weatuer was fine, the atmosphere clear, and a gentle breeze blew up the ranges in @ direction parallel distances shot from were 100, 150, 300 and 400 yards, The first two offhand, at third ciass targets; tne second two at second class targets, The position of shooting at the 300 yards Tange was irom the knee, and lying at the 400 yards butts, Shooting in front ot the third class | o’clock, when the men retired jor rations, ana re- | sumed practice an hour afterwaras. Notwithstanding the exertions of many of the ofiicers @ jew regretable irregularities were observed which “should = not nave occur. | red. Une man of the Fourteenth regi- | nent got RO intoxteated tuat he vecame almost | | deitrious, and it took five or siX others to Keep him from doimg violence to himsel! or those about bim. A guard of the same regiment, who were | Ou the gale, uilowed a number oi men belonging ground without leave—the very thing waich th guard were stauoned there tu prevent. What Subsequently was doue to the abseniees or the hegligeut guard was not ascertained, Major S. Kicnards, of the snirteenth regiment, nd Aagjutaut W. Bed | Jailed to show up. | was the favorite at 3 to 1, and won in three rded the heat aud other two of the public, the judges ay race to Lady Annie, Time. 2 The following is a Summary of trots Match for $500; best three in five. J. Murphy's Lady Phyier, to wagon. Brookes?’ Lady Nash, in huroess ‘Time, 2:44) 234 Mateh for $500; mile eats, best two tn bar KE. Doty’a John B., under saddle, Time, Aly TROTTING AT SIDE, ‘The trot at the West Side Driving Park, Jersey City, yesterday, was Well attended. The track was beavy and slow, but for three-minute horses the time was good, In the pro- posed running race the horses entered In the trotumg Fanny H, “WEST straight beats, but sve had to do some good trot- babe Fur second money Modesty and Keystone ‘a lively brush im cach heat, passing the string Bimost nead aod Dead in eact heat, The follow- ing 18 the SUMMARY, Srpe DRivinG Yank, JERSEY Ciry, July } 80, Mr Yarse $500, for horses that never beat three minutes; miie heats, three ia five, in bar- ness, J. Harper's ae 2 : Driscotl’: 3 . 4 & Mulls’ 424 H. Lewis’ b. g. 65 6 | J. Pintey’s b. g. Harry 776 Owner's olk. 8. Macbeth. 6 Odr Owner's b. g. Gallus Miki ar. | B. Wilhams’b, m, Elizabet! ar. GLEN MITCHELL, Sa) aioe pounhy. we Purse $250, tor ho! that hed " fet beat mile heats, Dest tiree in five, 1a Naruess; $150 to the first, $175 to the second and $25 to the wird horse. Mr. Hoyt’s bl! Owners br. E. Fiaonigan’s a. m. Flora ee H. Casey's r. m. Rosa Sonvurg. ier” } b. Ripley. hime, ee The trot for the urse between Harry Irving, Pickes, Bulltargs, Dave and Lady Black | Hawk, aiter trotting seven heats, was postponed until so-morrow, THE SARATOGA RACES, THE POOL SELLING LAST NIGHT. Sararoaa, July 30, 1875. ‘The pool rooms were weil crowaed and the sell- ing was brisk. The jollowing are a few of the sales :— Free Handicap for all ages, a dash of a mile,— McDaniel’s Napotoa fly suid lor $260; Counte: $200; Leanuer, $210; Caroline, $115; Spindril $110; Enlister, $10u; Keene Richards, $95; uray: log, $80; Inspirauom, $95. Ih the race of two miles and an eighth Madge brougnt $200; Menmouth, $165; Mate, $150; Van- dalite, $50; Invoice, $30, In the hurale race Bullet brought $75; Daylight, $80; Cariboo, $65; Warrior, $50; Minnie Mac, $50; Torrence’s gelding, $60; Prodigal $30. POUGHKEEPSIE TROTTING MEETING. The steamer Dean Richmond has been chartered to run between New York and Poughkeepsie dur- ing the trotting meeting. She will leave pier 41 At balf-past seveu A, M. each morning, and recurn bee yg evening. Poois will be selu on the boat each day. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST, ‘Steamer. Destination. | {. ~ Office. Symes, of the same regiment, assisted him io the | details of duty. Captain EB. J. Maxwell discharged The Guiles of brigade inspe: Majcr Richards, who ougnt to uave a: Ihund o: the assemoled detachments at Hunter's Point by balf-past ome o'clock, did not arrive at creedmvor unt valf-past two "P.M. In explana- tion of this delay the feld officer detailed ior duty Said Le Was SICK. ‘There Was but little oréer observed in march- ing—or, rather, neglecting to marcb—the mea back from one rauge to the otner. Every une went back with bis gun In bis band by himself or with groups of Others, as the c: migut be. Stacks of arms were Ooseryed in several parte of the fled, but mo guards bad been placed over them or other precautions taken for their se- curity. It was obs-rved that Captain Cocnet, of the Thirteenth regiment, was tue only officer who | marched his meno back In good order irom the 300 to the 400 yards dring points. Toe train wuicn ougut to have left Creedmoor at 6:42 P.M. was tnirty-three minutes venind lime. Tbe conductor gave as @ reuson therefor that they had hada “breakdown” eust of Creed- moor. The train was further delayed vy lung stop- ages a. poluts on tie route, 80 that it reached uoter’s Point Gity minutes belund time. ‘Ine travellers complained vitteriy Of irequent devi- ations Luat Occur im trains of the Central Railroad of Long Island.. Amoug those present were Colonel Burger, Colonel Densloe, Coionel McLeer, Lieutenaut Coionel Obermeir ana others. TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD. There was a good attendance yesterday at Fieetwood Park, and the track was in pretty good order, notwitustanding the rain om Toursday. Tue raciug wonld have been very good and the public would have been pleased if the judges in the stand had given a litle better Their decisions were peculiar, to say the least, as tney certaiuly W vue running performances ot some horses without looking at what the others were aoing. From the way things looked at one time it was to give tney kept the race to Lady Annie, her out of two heas. In the final heat, however, public feeling warmed up, and the outside demonstrations were so Strong that Lady Annie was awarded the heat and rave, In justice to Sherman, who was crea- ited with @ record of 2:34, It was apparent to ail | horsemen that he run ciear up to Lady Annie at | Br. the three-quarter pole and tnerefore had no basi- ness to be giveu the beat and saddied with a 2:34 record. SUMMARY. A Purse of $100, Lorses tnat never deat 2 harness; borses to: ver beat 2:40, to they please: mile hea! juree tu fivo, G, Waiker’s Laay annie, in har- } ness .. oeeee 3 J, Got’s Lady Woods, in aarness. 4 1 4. Hasieci’s Sherman, in harness, 2 4 P. Manee’s Creeamovr ana run- ning mate . 5 Ld, Doty’s Clover, under saddie.. 5 2 B, McManon’s Euith, ‘Time, 2:40—2 136 4 —2:38 First Heat.--Twe poois were selling about 100 to 75 on the fleid against Clover. They got a good Start, and the favorite gradually worked bis way through the crowd apd jook the lead. At tue guarter he bruxe, and Lady Annie took the poie. | {reedmoor aud rauning mate broke up badly, and | Lady Woods laid at the tail of Clover, who was | jouowing Lady Anuie, Lady Anme was never | headed and landed # winuer a couple o leag ahead ol Suerman. ‘Time, 2 Second Heat.—we vesting now turoe fleid soid lor 25 against 20 Sor Laay sane oy wot away Well touecher, and, aner passing the hs 10, the trone, bus | v Lady Woods. | Annie Was Cluse beuind, but Dreaking beaten | | Ciuver come up lo Second place. Lady Woods | finally wou the heat , Clover second, Lady Anuie eo cone om Reet = Third Hea. The’ vetting turned again to 30 co 20 on Lady Woods, Lady Woods rrr uttie the vest Of the start, DUt before she reacoed the quarter pole Lady Annie came up with a rus aod wolug by [OOK Lhe pole. Coming up to tne tnree- quarter pole Lady Woods gained & little, but nad uot tue Bpeed to Ccatca ye Annie, | latter wor by two ‘Tio Lady Wo: wetting second | place. Time, Fourth Medte—Lady Annie now sold for 30and the field 10. There Was rasher @ Wild start, At the quar: | ter Lady Annie and Clover broke ap, aud then | Sherman came up, solowed by Lady Woods, both broke and ran for over @ hundred yaras, In tie | meantime Ludy Anuie recovered, passea the ocher | two abu took tue lead. » up to ber quarter yo! aod, Wwotilag | very .ast, came In first aud Was awarded tne beat, | ‘time, Vifth Heat.—in the next beat there wes some | general ruvning Oo the Oackstreten, but ior t lust ali mile Lady Augie tot squarely, and came in toree-quarters of Jength venind Lavy a oud ¢ juuges gave the heat to Lady Woods, The, surth Heat.—Lady Woods, Lady Annie and Sher- Man cawe to the scratch, as the others were Faied Oa jor bot Winniuga beat. They gota caeree ud (he two Ladies trotied pretty evenly quarter, Waen Lady Woods weut up and ‘Lady The jaded ‘o0us, | with sagar aud’ hemp, t } et Guy of Richmond aly Liverpoot..|15 Broadway. Aepublic uly £1.]Liverpoon, | 19 Broadway. ‘Man ~ July Sl.) Bremen..../2 Bowling Green v et cman July 8.]Giaswow. .. {7 eee Green Engiand ..*. *|Livervool..|9 Broadway 1; oc Liverpool. |4 bowling Green | | Liverpoor.. (29 Broaaway. | Livervoot. |4 Bowhng Green | Hampurg..|61 Broadway. H otverdai | 0 Broaaway | verpool.. [io Broaaway. Liverpoot..}19 Broaaway. lE WY Broadway, } 7 Bowung Green | 5 Broadway | 2 Bowiny Green W.| Liverpool ./29 Broadway. “ -|Liverpool,.l4Bowling Green Stateo! Pean'y Giasvow... 172 Broadway. Suevia.. Hamburg. jol Broadway. | Livernoo. | 19 Broasway. -| Liverpool. |19 Broauway, % 9 Broadway. 7 Bowuny Green j2 Bowling Green (3 Broadway, 4 Bowing Green Herter ole Rottergam Hambury, ‘0a o Rroaaway. 56 Broadway 2 Bowune Greew 72 Broadway Liverpool 115 Broad wa, +! Liverboul.. 19 Broadway wg NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yonx Hxnatd has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Henato steam yacht, show- ing while burning the colors rea, green, red, changing srom one to the other in succession, and can be seen s3¥- cral miles distant. Captains ot vessels upon seeing this signal wilt oblige vs by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the HERALD. sar Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Israp news yacht, pter No | East River, New York, Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly delivered, Duplicates are re- quired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. Hien WaTeK 155 | Gov. Sun rises, Island....eve ie 717 { Sandy Hoo! -tmorn ' 8 25 | Hell Gate. PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 30, 1875, ~ CLEARED. Young, London—Henderson Ovenstone, Glasgow—Hender- son Bror. Acapulco, Gray, Aspinwali—Pacific Mail Steamship Co Steamer Vineland, Bowen. Baltmore—Wm Daizell. Steamer Maytower, Fults, Piiladeipniu—James Hand. wane Lancaster, Leland, Londou=u D& J U Brook- aca ae Scoit (Br), Bartiett, Adelaide—Spencer & Steamer Olympia (Br), Steamer Victoria (Br). g thy Taotique (Br), Nickerson, Riga—Drett, Son & Co. Mare Sage (Nor), Korg. Roverdam—Tetens, Bockmann Bark Lima (Ger), Eilerbrock, Bremen—C Luling & Co Bark, Veres (Sor), Gundersen, ntettia—Tetens, Bock- mann Bark Mercur (Ger), De Haun, Philadelphia—Knoop, Hanneman & Vo. senr James M Kiley, Small, Stettin—Brett, Son & tehr iswac Uliver, Panuell, Aquin—Youtgs ‘sinlth 0. 2 Francis (Br), Carter, Point-a-Pitre—? I Nevius King. ¥ 5-0 W Bertaux, att Wo" sisters (i), Thomas,” sandy Cova, NB—ile- elit Herbert K, Mowat; Brazos Santiago—Woodhouse Sehr C & Rebiason, Devereaux, Galveston—W C Adams “agit NM Rogers, Rogers, Portamouth, NH—Doane & secur Sea Plower, Lincoln, Provincetown—Fisher & ‘Sehr @ F Brown, Gedney, Newport—H W Jackson & Sloop Deceptiun, Adams, Providenee—Rackett & Bro. ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND MKRALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE teamer Rhein (ver), Bremon July 17 via mpton 2h. wiki 1 y sengers to Os) Vo. Had fine we july Tat 46 U5. lon 40 od, passed 5 20h Lat 4S 21," tun 52 63. sont Avon (BP tsport, bark Mimi V (Aus), from ie Snip Therese, Maugett, edo, Howe ant Manila March, 14, ED Morgan & "mas Dunham's Nepliew & Uo. “Passed Anler pri wape or, Wood Hope way 24 und crossed the KquAtDE dine #4 in jon 30 W: way 2s. lat 23 =. lon 10 bark Hoppit (leus., from Cuicutta, ror Marseilieg,’ Poe Bark Kus (Nor), Jensen, siigo 45 days, in bal wo ‘Tovias & Uo. Lat 47, len 4, suw a quantity of large Weer bers, ark Augvald (Nor), Rusmusen, galvand cork ee ane § #Coj vewel to Funcn, dye 0. July 25, Lat jon 9, exchanged si; ne bark. showing letiersJ U0, bound east, SUA vy ir ssie Simpson (of =t Andrews, NB), Bradford, Ghivarion IW says, with sugar to C Luling & Uo; vessel 16 » ‘Bar Jones (of Liverpool, re anys, ‘with sugar 10 9° W Welnoy vo a1 to Mion Irie Thos owen, Quptill. st Jaco ang. i 19 days, with sugar to Marcua Hunier & Go stename Lisbon 35 days, with haguay Brig Funston (ot Stockton). days with sugar aod molasses Cemaon al 19 rote “Grit Antilles (of Portiand), McKenn 3 10 ese moiasses to P Buc! ato; vesiel to Balter & Brig Thomas Owen (ot ordand Guptill, St Ja) 4 Vie Guantanamo ia ase is Sar Te Hie | Gtab, Sehr L W Wheeler (of Boston), Bowman, Sague 9 days, with sugar to Grinuell, Miniura & Go? vessel ty lirw Jeremiah (of ‘Turks, Island via Teiiah (of Yearsport), Ford, Pelawa ireakwater2/days, wih salt to RP Buck & eens Altoona. Fitageralda@Fernaudina § days, with yel- ie * Epvinger, Russell, & Go; vesse! to Miller & Sehr ay Cole, Mitehell, Xt Andrews, Hay. Hla, days, | With jumber to © M Tremai vessel to Brett, Son & hy ldwbelia:, Fisher, Georgetown, C, dave with al stures wy Zophar’ Mills, vessel to dW Murlbut & s items Alexandria, . Virwini: Pon tom Fowerty, Virgiuta. raax, Virginia, behr Jennie Rowallive Nueker, Georgetown, DO, Rehr J J eharo, Soper, Georgetown, DC. Sehr Armenia, Cal ezetown, DC. Sloop Torment, Baldwin, Virginia, Sloop haa ey vena, Baker, Virginia. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND souTH. Steamer City of Fitehburg, Sprinj fer, 8 yw Bedlors for New York, with mdse aud basseager Steamer United States, Davis, Fait liver tor New Yor, with uidse and passengers, Steumer blectra, Young, Providence tor New York with indse and passengers. w York, 7 days, Basiinan Windsor, NS, orde: ney, SJonn NB, tor New with luinbér to Jed Frye & favior, Taylor, Providence for New York. I Uakley, “Newman, Providence tor New Yor welt Maud Webster, Hallock, Providence tor New ‘orl scbr E F Meaney, Bunce, Portland for Harlem, with stone to order. sehr James W- Boyle, Sinith, Westerly tor New York. Schr J & Hurst, Cook. Providence tor New York. Schr Henry May, Hatch, Providence for New York. Scnr AG tiazard, Hawkins, Essex tor New York. renr Henry Cole, Chadwick, Providence tor New ‘chr Nelson (Bri, Bindenr, NA for ¥ with plaster to. it 1 ws & Uo. Sehr Henry Bushman ar) for New Yori. 7 days, with pl sehr Julia Clinch (Br), M. York, 6 duys, ork. delir Amelia. Terry, Providence for New York. Fehr Willie Ht Thornaike, Brewster, Rockland for New York. with stone to order. eli Mary Anna, Adams, Norwich for New York, sehr © M Harris, Harris, New London tor New York, with fian to Moon Lamptiter,, sehr Wm F Burden, lence for New York, Scur lien M Dutteld, “uation, *sirtiand Ct tor New York, with stone worder. sehr J & burst, ok, Providence for New Yort Rene Laurel, Adair: Nantucket tor New York, with fab to order. pepe "John Crocktoru, Hatch, Set Sunny Side, Ward, Providenge for New York aoe aie Scranton, Palmer, Providence tor New Providence for New ‘Sclir LA Chesebro, Fall River tor New York, sehr Jun Comstock, Atwood, Nantucket for New York. with fish to order, Sear ira Bliss, Providence for New York. w Regulus, Bwart, Provigence tor New York. ;Senr oger Purmulee, bldridge, Say Harbor for New Yor! peblr Kate. Kallas » Tyler, Fall River for New York. tebr SK Lane, Fuller. Yarmouth tor New York. Schr Planter, Dow, Soston tur xew York. deur Sullie ‘Hunter, Butler, Poruand ior New York, wita stone to order, Sehr G L Lovell, Providence tor New York. Senr Ann T sipple, Bacon, Boston for New York. sehr Jas Holmes, tyder, £ilsworth for New York, with lath to order, echr Haze, McNamee, Greenwich tor New York, with stone to order, BOUND EAST, Brig Hattie Pettis (Br), Pettis, New York for Corfu (onian Isiands: pehr Avon, King, New York for Windsor, NS. . Secord, New Yorg tor StJohn, NB. rchr Anme B ( Sehr DW ingranain. Tograham, Philadelphia tur Bos: ton. pene Tunis Bodine. Silvie, Hoboken tor Providence, benr Nellie Doe, Whitney, New York ior Boston. Behe DT Willetts, Stapleton, Hovoken tor Providence, Sehr Mary B Dyer, Dyer, Hoboken tor Bosto! Sehr Anjie & kina, Mosher, ‘New York for New Lon- jon. a Julia & Martha, Fox, New York for Kast Green- wie Behe Oregon, Ellis, New York tor Rockland. Seni & P Hawley, Tyler, Port Johnson for Fall hr Frank Herbert, Crowel!, New York for Boston. sehr A A Kowe, Warren, New Yorx tor New Loudon. rene # HM Nash, Fleming, Elizabethport tor Newbury- or echr A Gurne} *y. Gurney, Port Johnson for Norwich. Sehr sunth Ofsrien, Burley, Hoboxen tor Norwalk. Sel lyurangea, Ciark, Port Johuson for stouingion, Sehr N'siolmes, Julien, Hoboken tor Providence. Sebr K Banuall, Miller, Port Jounson tor Norwaik. Secor Panthea, Hayes, liga betaport for Bristol. behr Hattie Perry, Chase, New York tor Wareham. Sehr Lady caffuik, Armstrong, Hoboken tor Bos.on. ecnr A T Coles, Hamilton, Hoboken tor Pawtucket Sehr Native, Dehart, Newburg for Fall Ruy Scur Jeumé Kosaline, Tooker, weorgewwn tor Fall ‘sour Gen Banks, Hoboken for Boston. Petition odd Smith, Bowman, . Hoboken for New ford. The US revenue cutter Grant, I ar, from a cruise east, is at anchor off Whitesione. SALLED, Steamer Acapulco, for Aspinwall; barks Eliza Baras (Br), Bermnda (not 2th): Crono (Aus), eoexer fale mouth; brigs # I Henderson, do or do; Premier (Br), do ordo: 0 S Sweeney, Amsterdam; Rosalia staritta wport. Wind at sunset SW, lignt, MARITIME MISCELLANY, Bank Messina (Br), fre for San Francisco (vetore reported), put imo Parpaealee. to repair dam- ages to rudder. Bake Zeruyr, which arrived at Boston 30th, reports that Wm Ht Murphy, se second mate, was lost overboard in the Galt Stream July 26. Buia Gresy Quxes is being overhauled amd repaired at the dry dock in Foruand, and 18 to have a new tore mast. e has been chartered to load at Portland with ive tor Mobile, and thence to Genoa with hard pine. Scun Jacuin was not so badly injured by tee the cones in Vineyard Sound as had been suppose ib $1W) was required to make her ail right. Scux Potomac, of Bine Hill, trom Windsor, Ns, for New York. with plaster, ie a total loss ou the east nue of Grand Menan. Avexawpxta, July 29—The schr Hugh Z Fish, of Boston, was blown ashore near the Long Bridge’ during #1 storm on Tuesday afternoon, but managed to make her Way to Georgetown yesterday. Bawrast, July 29—The new ship building for Capt Her- rimun is Hot only the largest ship ever buiit here, but, as her mouet indicates, 18 to be the finest. Her iraine is How up, and shows that she will be very sharp, nearly approaching what is termed im # nautical phrase a *Tall clippet.” Aurnicax, Liovps Uxtvensat Regiaren—The August Supplement to this work is received from! for directors teontains the asosl veluable e shipping information. A large number of new vessels are re- ported; also several special surveys, metaliings, correc- Yons de. Lavxcnxp—At Kennebunk, July 26 by Mr, Geo Chr tensan, a market sloop to be named Bertha Ma coummauded by Capt Lewis Baker, of Falmouth, Will ply between New Hedtord and Waynoit. uly 24, trom the shipyard of Aaron O Burn- mi, a medium clipper modelled sche of 1 ‘she har tons. to be | ownéd Ly Andrew Leighton, of Gloucester, and de- | sigued for the cod and mackerel fish: Wednesday | evening, July 28, Johu James launched a sehr of 95 tou: owued by Sayward Brotners, of Gloucester, to be em: ployed in the fishing eer Spoked—July 3, lat 9910.¥, lon 73 W, schr Quickstep, eit of Provincetown, wath 1 bbla sp oll. e 27, lat 38 44 N. lon 42 82 W. Bark Pioneer, Tripp. 78 cays out trom New Bedford chad ‘caugat? sualt spern whiales, about 1W bbis ol! in all). SPOKEN. Ship Northern Lignt, Kenney, from New York for San Francisco, June 27, lat 35 51 N. lou 46 40 W, ship Empire, Leckie, trom New York for San Fran- cisco, June 1, lat 4N. lon 25 W. Hark Mans (Ger), Le Mout, {rom Baltimore for Rio J neiro, June 4, lat 23 48 N, lon 39 Bi ic ODDIF (ir). murray, rors Greenock for Halifax, 10, lat | 55. lon 2) 12° “a CK 5 ¢, Hawkins, from New Orleans for Bor. Duly 1 lat 2343, 10 rk Schamyl. Snow rot “Philadelphia for Alexan- dria, b, July 2; lat 2626; low Sehrs Kmpire, trom wow, York for Jacksonvill Amsbury, trom Koen p. ot Me. for Fernandiaa; 1 HL inwston, trom Philadelphia tor Jacksonville, and A Hay ford, froin Baltimore fur Branawick, va, July 22, off Fry- ng Pan Shoals. ‘A vessel showing signal letters LTVQ ‘supposed Ameri- ey: strom Barbados for Bristol, June 10, lat 1 (?) 4, loa NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agouts ant shipmasters ary in- formed that by telegraphing to the {lxnatD London Bu- reau, No 46 Fieot strest, or to the Paris office, Rue Feribe, the arrivals at wal departures trom Kuropean and Eastern ports ot American and all foraiza vossels trading with the United tates, the same will bs cabled to this country free of charze. Captainsarriving at ant sailing trom French and Mediterrancan ports wi'l dnd tha Paris office the more economical and expeditious tor tolegcaphing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Barstow, Jaly 80—Sailed, bark Ann (Aus), Porcich, New York. Batrast, July 3)—Arrivea, bark L @ Bigelow (Br), Fe ris, Baltimore; brig Dingo, Coffin, New York. Canorrr, July 29—Arrived, ship Lady Louisa (Br), James, Quede United States. Capiz—Sailed, schr Charles Platt, Sharpe, Gloucester, Mass, Drowrnein—Sailed, Unived States. Exstwone, July 27—Arrived, barks Honor (Aus), Mareg- Ma, Vhiladelphia; Fortuna (Nor), Christiansen, Balti- more for Riga. Grerxoce, Jaly 29-8ailed, barks Champion (Br), Kil- lam, North America; Kate (Br), Murphy, do. bark Hedwig (Ger), Hoetke, | Gimratran, Joly 2i—Arrived, bark Rosalia (Ital), Pesce, New York. Gawoa, July 27—-arrived, bark J New York. He United States. Livexpoot, July 29—Salled, ships Virginia, Bi Orieaus; Nunquam Dormio, Cousins, do. Loxpox, July 30—Arrived, brig Pucelile (Br), Bingay, Bull River, »C. Salied Goth, ships Chiliianwallah (Br), Coifa, North America; Zingara (Nor), Jonnson, do. Limxnice, July Sailer, brig Gili (Ital), Pachello, Now York. Arrived s0th, bark Gi (ital, Soniafino, New York, Loxpoxpznnr, July 28—wailed, bark #arodi & © (Ital), Bruazone, United States Quasxetows, July Arrived, ships Detroit, Pike, Lo Kos; Jomo @ Puinney, Joruan, G6; barks Noswe Padre F Rottman, Ray. er, New July 2$—Sailed, bark Embla (Nor), Larsen, | Sailed 29th, bark Principe di Napoll (tal), Megna, | D' WITH SUPPLEMENT. raat ec, (ital), Galazzo, Philadeiphia; Snekiokka (Nor), Jorgs seu, do. Also arrived 90th, bark Jedanesti Dubrovack: (Aus), Mahovich, New York; brig Ave (Aus), Redoslovich, ao. Arrived 29th, ships Senator Weber (Br), Treadwell, Lobos; Ragna (ir), Foster, Akyab. Saaled 30th, steamers City of Chester (Br), Leiteh, and Germante (Br, Kennedy (from Liverpool, New York ithe lator at 11:30 AM), Riga, July 28—Arrived, bark Teiens (Nor), Marcussen, New York, Lonpow, July 90—Operations have been stopped on the steamer Abbotsford, ashore oa the coast of Wales, on ac- count of the high sea, FOREIGN PORTS. atrmnens June 2—Arrived, schr Pinta, Paddock, Nor- Aux Cayus, sue 16—In it Edna (Br), from Halifax, disg: sou rs bee Horse, rae tor nee Bias, do. 8G Pinkham, Hodgdon, troih New York, 4 Suiled to Ith, trl s Octavilla, for Have Ws var well, Lord. Turks f Meurice, Veazie, Bo- jeout, se: akeabon, July t—Salled, b navre; 5th. xchr Ernest T Lee. fin port July 10 brig Little Annie (Br) for United ed bans ee 10-In port brig Frank K- Ginpewaa Juy ScArrived, sehr Grace Davis, Har. dgnbrook, Fortland, ied ‘Sih, orig Debora § Soule, Soule, north of Hat- Cinxrvegos, July 28—Arrived, bark Idaho, Riehard- son, Sew Yor! ‘Suiled 28th, ‘bark Francisca, Savannah; brig Hi Raton, Cook, Boston; scr Mabel F stuples, Burrell, New York. Dewsnans, July 6—In port, brigs Chesapeake (rn), Wilgou, from Baithmore; dick; Aunle Gardner. tha from Wilmington, NC, do; scirs Geor, Curds, trom, Jucksonyiiie, do; AP kinerson, err rom do, G08 Maggie E « Hutchinson, froin Baltimore, do. Fatmoor shor J W—In port brig Youn Shay, ut, J Nickerson. “for ew York, Granatar, July 3—oalle st bark Vittoria (Ital), Mares- ca (trom New York), Gens Havana, July 29 ‘ailod, steamers Columbus, Reed, New York ; st Indiavola; barks leresa (3p), Oar dona, Savannah; Catalina (Sp), Ferren, New York} brig Vezcina (Sp). Algarez, New Orleans. HaLira: ree, ship Palmetract (Nor), oieres 4—Arrived, brig Sarah Gilmore, far, eh, KINGSTON. Ja, Jul Clittord, Philadelphia (and sailed dth ior Fulmouth, where she arrived previous to July 10): 9th, steamer Kina (8r), Jameson, New York (and Salled 10th tor Jacmel, c) ‘Suited Sper sone Jone McAdam, Haskell, Philadelphia (god pus, Sth, crew retusiag duty): Aout. brig LM wee Harriman New Terk via Ol Ha in port July W, bark Mondego (Br), Tombard, from and tor Mobile, arrived 34. disg; sehrs’ Mott Bedell, Por: ter, from anit ares “arrived 6th, do; Louisa Mallory, enon for 10, eae lo—In port bark Geo King. atl Tague jor frndon 1g schr DO Yates, tes, for United states, do, Ai cota July 22—Arrived, brig Anita Owen, Upton, it 1. . brig Maria Wheeler, Grover, north of Hat- teras. Nowra Sypvuy, July 20—Arrived, barks Minerva (Br), Brown, Liverpool; xanger, Dublin; Gemma, Antwerp. Ou liannon, about July ibis port seur Ss J Watt, Watt, tor New Yor: Vorxt-a-Pitre, vay sailed, schr HE Weliman, Ver- rill, New Yor at ‘Tuomas, July 18—Saited, brig Wim Mason, Adams, umacoa. Sr Jaco, July 22—Arrived. bark Six Freres, Newfound- land; 2un, brig Joven Camblita (Sp), Charleston, . July 80—Cleared, ‘steamer Redewater (Br), leliaras, London, sr brig Cheviot (sr), Bo- SYDNEY, Your, $i July 9 Arrived, ‘aphed). je doc, Chase, Gloucester: scbr led Arrived 30th, ahip Un Crown Prince, Portland. Cleared Sub, ship Queen of Se North (Br), Aitken’ Liverpool: selir dense Hart New a ‘ork. ui ‘a ed 29ch, parks Torryburn ¥ Lt 3 cA nae a cana NiDad, July 26+Arrived, schr Ia: 2 Palladelp hia. ie sia nd 2éth, sche Helen Sharp, Ross, Philadelphia. [Pak Sreause Rirey.\ Aytweap, July —9u a Lee Flushing Roads Mth, At- laune, Jacobsen, Ww . AmsTEeRDAM, July Sarre ed, TJ McLellan, McLellan, New Orietns: aoe July 18—Arrived, Elvie Allen, Azevedo, New tisisron, (PMD, Juiy 17~Passed, Ksau, Marassi, trom ew in siesta 18h, Jessie Boyle, Toms, from Pensacola tor Glouceste Beurast, Suiy 19—Saiied, Ahkera, Astrom, United bees! Kakenuaven, July 16—Arrived. Oder (s), Von Oteren- ures Setar SJ Bogart, Reynolds, and Johanne sailed. 16tn, a Thider, New York, bahiaee ‘ x imguewuayes, July 1s—Arrived, Emma, Lucovicn, ew York. Nonokavx, July—Sailed fuom Paulllac Vita, Yegase, Bertrand, Sew Oriean, Hexaos' Avis, due o-Arrived, Florence Chipman, Wittisns, Gla ‘skataqua, peli a Pt “aiso. Gunnxanoox, July 17- ton, Williams, St Joun, 18—Arrived, Lizzie Heyer, Poland, Comvay, July Darien, Caupire, July 19—Sailea, Austria, Gilmore, Callao, yoaoxstann, ‘July i2—Arnived, Kawe, Pomelin, New Dest. July 19—Arrived. Emma, stich, Mejilione for Hamburg (and anchor patled*:7th, rank Siac ion. Dition (trom London), kK ; b, eman Dennis, scott (trom Philadelphia), Dustrx, July 16—Sailed, Clotilda, for New Yor! vouNaink. July 17—sailed, Kayna, Eilertsen, Wow Yoru. Fava, July peered. ‘adalsou, Dias, CO Sauer uch, Kae Wililains, Have,’ st Micha Guovcxsts it, Sui WnAreveds-diacoms. Nortola, ng yari, New York; Kesurrezione, Ciano, do; Jessie Boyle, Toms, Pensa Sandvic, Samuelson, New York. Sailed 1yth, Theme, Tomassic, New York. bi ae July 16—ratled, Leit rriksen, Mathiese! New York; izth, # Cumming, Quebec; The Craigs, Phieie.do: Arran, Watt, do. gs July Tb Arrived, Herder (3), Barends, New itiea trom Cuxhaven 17th, Caspari, Sivertsen, Phila- Havns, July 16—Arrived, Salier, Yon Rittera, New’ Bed Ned i7th, Gaivescon, Sawyer, New Yor! x. Ja aly 18. Corneiius Grin- nell Batand, from London for New York. or Ventnon bsta, parah, oaunders, trom Hamburg for New York. Arrived off Yarmouth 19th, Henrich Bjora, Thomsen, from New York tor southainpton. Lavenroot, July 1s—Arrives ‘Wisconsin (), Forsyth, New York; ithuriel (s), Mitchell, Galveston. Salted 17th, J F Whuthey, Spicer, Sydney, C: gor. Hughes,’ do; ralorms, Wade, Quebec: Spe dwell, risko, creamer, Austin, New Orieai Brinon, Sydney, OB isth,’ s elle Walters, Ky: Cl 17th, Andrew di vexson, Bartlett, Boston} Julla Fishe: “Bacio. ayduey, Om Bardsey Iiand ith. 3 John Gambles, Leighton, from Layerpool for San Francisco. ote July 19—Arrived, Kentuckian, Danbar, Pen- Cleared i7th, Sam Weller, Ranton, New York. drawn, July M—Scued Caimi, aitehener, Phila. i} “euocnxe, July 17—Arrived, Rifleman, Bishop, New : *Guixserows, July 18—Arrived, Octavia, McBride, Bar- vi Grane, July 13—Sailed, Ida A Jayne, Mills, New Po aa ia hae 17—Sallea, Ohio (s), Meyer, Balti- MSrerny, July 14—Arrived, Aquila. Gerrard. New York. xaaled Toth, Etta Whittemore, Wriznt, Bultic. INEMUNDE, uly 15—Arrived. Meteor, Vou Kervel, Phi detphia; Hira, Sinonsen, Baltimore. hincarony, ‘June S—Arrived, Wut Wileox, Crocker, Sailed, Breasdorf, Terkessen, New Odd, Johannesen, do. %, July 16—Arrived, Adjutor, Johannsen, Tn. Philadeipnia- VaLraratso, no date—Pat in, Messina, from Dundee tor jan Francisoo. Wansexunpe, July 15—Arrived, Concordia, Katetholdt, bh ag epe ST COAST OF ArRica—At Gaboon June 7, Jasper, ams. trom New York via. Caan At Acera June 13, Lemuel, Tuts, 1 Cape Coast, At Winneban June 1; Bolivia, Kveren. trom’ Salt ond. “xt Mumford June 20, Star King, Seaburne, from Accra. t Cape Coast Castle June 23, Wheutiand, Miner, frou Lavenroot, July 18—The Seaforth, from San Francisco, 4 the sir John Lawrence ship ‘were in collision otf ape Norn, Muy 8: former received dumaye to hull, spars and rigying. Scitty, July 19—Yesterday the body of a nan, doubt on pa: ger ex Sehilier, apparentiy of jedium ht, was picked up. nnel drawers, boots fasteno.l with red tops by scrap and bruss buckle bucdle stamped with letter Y, letier i in hollow of ¥ and jetiers P and B below, teet wrapped in piece of small shawl pattern scart with dark oorder. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, July Arrived, sours Alfred Bi brook. Providence; Louisa Birdsall, Allya’s Point; he srown, and Devereux, Gardiuer. low-—Senr it Salled—selr nd, Jersey Cit id.” steatners Parthia Be. Jentowi rigs Abby tha: Haskell DOL 20 wine, bane, Raltimore: B do: J G Babcock, smith; Trade Uranmer, Mortis, and Jennte i Sm yey rrived, barks Esther, tat Havre; tiiedice, Howe aro ith Mary (Ger), Miller, Caper | Town, OG Hy inekelt Hasse Vensucoia; 0 Hf baton, ial Hoboken. ared—: ners San Marcees (Ar), Barrows, Liver pool; Win 0 aylor, Baiiimore; ship susan Oil. More, Carver, Rio Janeiro; barks Hossa Rech, lenges, Valparaiso; Taria Topan, Beade, Zanzibar; New Ze: Land, Hallett Galveswun: seveces Crowell, Crow Addie Diatedell, Crowell, Georgeto Green. Mick ra okylar«, Small, do iryon, Mate ws Robinson, Philadelphia: John I Gauverse, Pinnney, do: Mi init: evy, Coffin, New Yoru 1—ship Lottic Warren, lOKé. July 27—Went to sea, bark Ainazon, hheiro. rrived, steamer J 3 Shriver, Wood, Philadel- Pp Ouisbery (Ger), Holes, Kotlerdam; brig Hy- land, Brunswiek, Ga, Ger), steamers Onio , Boston: ve Geo Appoluy Iavelan New vat bars. Pearce, New York; W Porter, do; tia M Barter, Also arrived Wich, burk breya Cleared—steamers MeCle! d Foley, a When, Ri tGeorwe, Me, (Nor), Blaauw, Dublin, waren Fi ferduin, schrs itelon Pers Kelly, Greenwood, New i ker, do, ’ “are —Kark Oreste, Gloucester, B July 27—Arrived, sour jetson, Lewis, aera 4, Batley, @ Wn Arrived. sehrs Marlon, Draper, Bulley, George: town; HM Udimne, oral Boston to for Buiti- nkin, Alexandria for Hallowell. qantied fet te Susanne Torey. Ciara's fepns, jo wot for New York: Freddie L Porter, Y Mary Hang, itand, doy David suet, Huwtiey, Not: fo) MitSTOL, July 20-~Arrivea, schr Ald, Fisher, Philadel. Myeiled—Sebp 3.1, Now York, CudkLeatoN Jay's Boe tTy sanmer Salvert, Fo. guingre Mebry Aner ‘Toibot, New York; sul @. iar cake, Murwray, Brome. Orly 2 11 susan ‘| Selena | for Boston pfttled—Steamer fos Gull, Dutton, Baltimore; schi ie Coursey, « 10. eine ie 2o—Arrived, sehr Anuic E Boot, te GAMVINE Daly ScAerived, schr Henry Whitney, Per kins, Perth Amboy tor Bangor. Sailed—Brig Richmond, ELLaWoki i, July hat sehrs A W Ellis, Fer gusvn, New York; 24th. cores yok ‘Vorgusom, Ferguson do: James Holmes. Rider, do. FALL RIVER, July 29—Arrived, scnrs Theodore Det Georgetown, DG: Surprise, Seaman, and Abel W rd ker, Dean, New Yor! vA ALVESTON, tae 29—#ailed, schr Geo Coney, Ha itorgurows, S80, July 22—Arrived, sehrs Rage Fem, domsow. New" York: 25th, Hattie MeG Bi Woodbury, ae er, Gloured Bid. sche. fdabella, Fischer, New York: 24th brig Cb ey, Colson, Searsport:'schrs Louisa Pr mer, Crawiond, New York; 20th, YY Gidver, Ingersul ““GnoRGRTOWN, De July 28—Arrived. schrs Herschel Philadelphia; Nethe Brown, Kelley. Kennebec River Wim M Jones. Davis, and Abbot Devereux, itieh, do, KY WEST, Jul ly 0 Arrived. steamer State of Texas ‘ork leer, Galvesto roceeded). iy a ORLEANS, sly Me Oidarna oe ee Chas ¥ Lor bers P2oth, pee cet a Davis, Pascagoula; sehr Tex 0, tina A OREOLR: July 2 Arrived. schrs Exchange, Tull Ani ara Bride N Yor! nic KE Moore, Philly roan, ioc parts ah Wiitenuret Purgoast menyt i rise: 7 N “wit TevPor Jul ye arrad brit an Balzabetaport; Sales HY Coiti siughaee, Botta i mt Pop arrived eg Mark Penticton, Pendieton, Ne York; William: mice, Pressey, Hlizabethpart NEW BsDFORD. July Arrived, Martha Inms, Neweomb, Lenn &. sr, Wat ae » ro, Watson % en rived, sense Wim D Marvel O'Keete, Georges all, Trips Alexandria *Selson, Philaderphia. igs T"baneahower, ly 2) Bi PM—Arrived, schr John W Bell, or New 8 Delan, Hendrickson, New Bedford for “tthe head of Long Island Sound 28th, AM, bound gist gohrs Surah Eatou, Conuceticut, Daniel Webster. tue eaten, JM rreeman, Gertrude, Elm City, and At ?M—Schrs Rachel Jane, Asers, Belle g coe by teed der. Chamberlain, Callens ke, Ifaode i B Weer, Ke Wilsou, ettas M ver, Loon, Clarissa "Allen, and rig J Brigtiton. W LONDO. eee rived. schr Julia} senrs Helen A Al re ba jaitumore; also July beg Tei sehrs Old Zack, Ho oid, Port Johnson. ia Pierson, Alexandria; Alnoma, and Laurel, NORWES i gui July 29—Arrived, schrs B F Wooley, Soath Amboy R Canal No |, Trenton, Bunled_Schea tyler, New York: Storm, do. HAVEN, July 23—Arrived, sehrs G P Hallock Shawell, Georgetown; Albert Mason, Reed, New York; Forest Oak, Parker, Baltsmor was C\GOULA, July 24—Arrived, brig Sparkling ate, dor PHILADELPHIA, July 390—Areived, steamers Saxon, Snow, Boston: Leopard ‘Albertson: do: Centiped Miller, do; V fers, Bd ngs Alli Carr, itichinona via Norfolk; I'L. Gaw, Berson, Bait hore; HC Biddle, Pierce, New, York! Beverly. Wal Ince, "da; barks ‘Horace Fickett, San ber “Kleine ieliwich, Meyn, Stralsund % Ger), Denlburg, Bremen; Biippal er) ko ist ey Applesnre: schrs Lavolta, Whi: tiie Wells, Ashman, Calais» -locumb, New Bedtord Boston Young Teas*r, Crissi¢ Wild Pigeon, Conary, ‘avlor heesman; J n Gordon, Cam- ‘hrs Cook Borden, Lunt, St Johi 7» ‘Mason, Calala;_ BM Buel v & Reeves, Sinith, dh Paine, Stevens,’ Bosto} Goatrey, do4 Helon Rommel, ‘Althe ¢, Smith, do Hiactie Fai do: John 8 Lam- Rutn f gant Mt Ie. EAE ro on lark, iiyer, Taylor, Hingham; JD in ‘§ Bei fords G M Wentworth, ; Suey Kk Cogswell Sewbury port; Marsa ells, Case, Greenport; es, Now hil te nln, Pras bee, Portsmout rent, Boston; Hillsboro, NBi AC Pal ‘Ros mio! wensinore, ‘ene Boston. L & A Bi eared —s Reading, Colbour: ‘Orie: La Mi Rattlesnake, io: Phitadetphin, Davis, New Yorks R Willing, timore: shi City of Philadelpni Gail. Mare Jeland, Cali solirs Ophir. Benson. Eorsamsak i fH Curtis, P Providence; elen #, Jones, Harttord; Goonn Halle, Wills, Be ‘Lehman ‘Blew. 'Vangilder, Gatnbridgeports 3 J spencer, Haskell, angor Buchler, Maley, Portsmouth Nr do: amis Baythore, Burdge, Cambridye: Slartha Welsh Burdge. H Shinuon, Wilson, Danve: bores Jame: Patiesthwaice, Wolle. Nostou: ary Cobb, Howes, do Koyal arch, Crowell: do, Weilingto Johns Lee, Vanuilder. ae ini three ‘Sisters, Henrickson, Milford: JW Vanna: Buin. Stary, Lrovideue art charles: leite Kenyon, mn, Fait Rivers A Haltcnbure, Rackete, + reenwich: Mary Nowell, Provi- dence; Lamartine do; Wm Conners, Prepch, joston; Kiweline Me! , Young, Quincy Faint; Mar’ anal oO. Wells, Case, ‘Greenport; © fa. Ray, Salem: Simmons, Gandy, Fall River; Ocean Traveller, Adi Bevert Sears, irs Also cleared, bark National Eagh brig Marie, Haugon, st starting: sch yi Ciark, Boston: B BC! ‘salled ‘aneaster, and Read. ers Kattie: Sew. Castux, Del, July 33a M—Bark peoesipe, em New York tor Wiluiingtop, Del, passed ap iast even Shee karan Wood, J Paine. Rate Mitte cock, Isaac L Clark, Ruth Carlisle, Alth feeven SL Hurns and Clara. Fefeber, trom Boston| Restler. trom Providence; Marion Flag, and & M Buel, ier, troin Portsmouth; G at Weatworte: trem Newport} Wm M Wilson, trom Salem Jone cane ray Boss ch rene’ Cook Borden, from Calais; Lottie We ang aa ee vommodore Kearney, trom mute? ‘passed ‘up Ia eve ‘Seatiahip Nortolk, for Richmond, aad schr B A Roop er. for Providence, passed down last evening. Schr Nellie J Dinsmore, from Hillsboro, na now pass ing up, in tow. Schr J M Morales from St Marco, yti; Lucy K Cogs well trom ‘Newburyport, aud ‘tlelen sommelly tree Pawtuck t, passea up this AM. Noot—schrs Robert Graham, from Boston, and AQ ork or Falmouth Paize, from do, passed up since AM re PM—The bark Grad sen) (Aus), for for orders, passed The selrs, Rieumond: poston: Lvzsie F Dow. tor do; A an ston, ion Bangor, and Amos Falkenburg. Jot passe’ Ueohr Aauie Tiobetts. trom Boston, passed up this after noon, ‘Delaware Breakwater July %, AM—Arrived iss night: ship Eliza Everett: trom Beltust for New ¥, 4 sltb and a bars, unthown, pasdug in at 9 chr Ontura satled tor New York last evenini Pa Kenilworth sailed tur Liverpvol at 6 o'clock t i Pant he her, rigged steamer from the eastward Ship liza iverett satled for New York about noos passed in at o-day, Sclir John Meas ms (8 without change, A bark entered at 3:43 PM PORTLAND, July 30—Arrived, schr Zella, Hoboken. Cleared—Bark Woo.iside, Montgomery, Buenos, Ayres} sehr Sophia. Georgetown, be. sailed—Brig Machias, POKPSMOUTH, July 28—Arrived, schrs Log A ie Jenny, Hewitt: Ba server, Cordery, and Utronto, nladelphia, 2Wih—Sailed, sche Hannah E Shabert, King, Pbiladeb hia 7 PROVIDENCE, July Tn aa esd Mary E Me Jeorketown, Pad ton, Newton. doi jester, dos . sv tor } River Soray, Howell, Powel's Polng, Ne Sinith, New York. Sailed. ‘hrs Henry R Congdon, Conley. Georgeten f DO; Daisey E Parkhurst, Hooper, do; While Poa, Male ken. Alexandria; Cordelia Newkirk. Huntey Pat Philadet- Wr Ge Bartlett, perrieth do; Horizon Leet, Ron jenry, Anderson, New York; Pushaw, Alley, do; Wyman, do. . FuuLy 2—Sailed, schrs E G Irwin, John se . Philadelpht james H Young, Barrett, and Kmily, Alley, Sew ¥ THOM IND, July 23—Arrived, gehrs Able Barsley, ‘ker, Kennebec; A & Cranmer, Bragg, New York. Bark Tarpeian (Br), Young, Liverpool; schrs ¥ New York; Menry Adelbert, Meady, do. SAN FRANCISCO. Rd 29—Arrived, bark Colusa Hawes, Newcastle, N Clenred—ship *llen. Niee'n, Mitchel!, Call aon Halled. steamer Dakote, Dexts, Fi 22), ship ellen Monroe, oven kies, ‘Cork; bark albert Wildam tan), Walker, Liverpool TILA, July 28—Arrived, sehr Satilia, Rivers, Bos a0, July 80—Arrived, schr Maggie Ellen, Philadeb SALEM. July 29—Arrived) steamer Williamsport, Wils tome phia. ! Letts, Philadelphia. VINEYARD HAVEN, July 28—Arrived, brig Maurice, Venue, Honatre ior orders: schrs Prospect, jundy, Port Jounscn tor Boston; Nellle, = Jerrell, Jobr rie: town, DC, tor Portsmouth; Stephen ct Willan F Kikins, Laude Boston for fladelpiia; Frank 8 Coitoi Burdge, Commercial Point for do} Sorthern Lyght, Vallace, Philadelphia for salisyury, ailed—Sonrs Jane G Harris, Seine 8 iboats, Stephea mores “Wvitiam hlkins, Frank 8 Colton ‘ort Suh —Areived, ‘hrs Mary P hudson, Vaughn, Boxtoa jor Philadelphia ; Gustie Wilson floyd, a Gainey Poses ing do: KB sioniek: sintree for voz JP Kobinsot Boson for 1 ew "York: George 4 lerce, Kelley, Seler tor di enutte, "Tron tials’ for GY sparkling: Ben, Chase. salen for" Balte more. sed by, schr Fred Smith, Smith, Port Johnosn for ailed—Schrs Killen 8 Lloyd, Pro: sparkling sea, Kossuth, (ua JY Rovinson, George A Piere ’M—Arrived, sches GM Porter, Mialtimors for R for do; Be Fawn, do for, Portland; Wre 7 elly, #ri ‘Thom, drial lek ‘Adelin. Corsan, and.) ‘on, Boston to) deipnin: Fambs 4 Watson, Louisville for a Rebecea Florence, Provincetown tor Baltimore ; Gi SYS r Piuladeipiia; Ann shiztbet Hinith, Wadd | a eee WES et ANE Newell, Mary Freeland, ‘ieiphia for’ Boston; Win ‘Slater mary MeGee. Sew Yors a 4 JC Cottlagham 4, Annie i Stevens, Phu Alexandria for do; yior, do 1oF U ouceste jor do; James W ag . ao for Piymoutu do for’ Portland: Mary Snlelts, Hoboken Youemite. Pert Johnson tor Rowand Point, tas bethiport Jor jor Portamouth ; Liage Fainereon, New York ing, © Also graiyaty te: Mailed — Ari Pai 4 Rokes, Thomas % Gen J ¥ Smith, Pukey Rodecca Adelle Corson, See ie tiltons Luokout, G (4 forte, Vaivin, oh wa, itelen G Ki hers le Newell, Mary Fresiand and dante ‘Y Loulsa, Bangor “eae 5 eae Barived, anor abel Alberta ‘00! ‘Sailod aso GP Shultis, Young, Newark. B30! ure “DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFE eut States; legal everywhere; desertion, de leent cause; no publicity required: u> endrge udul Glvorce granted; alvice tree, HOUSS, Atwrney, 194 Broad way. ar 1 Pat er OBTALN server | |