The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1875, Page 10

10 “THE NATHAN MURDER. What Sergeant Fitzgerald Knows and Re- ‘members About Michael Ryan. WALLING’S OPINION OF CONKLIN. The statements made by Sidney H. Conklin, the ex-policeman, before the Legiative Committee on Crime, abou: his actioa in relation to the Nathan murder, continue to exeite public attention, The alleged facts as given by Conklin should uave the | immediate notice of tue police authorities in order | that their truth or falsity may be decided. it will | it.” In order to get at the bottom of the matter the reporters of the HpRaLp are gathering | up ali the facts that may be in the | possession of those officers who were 1n auy way | connected with the case, It will be seen from the | Statement of Superintendent Walling and those of Captain Davis and Sergeant Fitzgeraid, wio Were both attached to the Tuirtieth precinct in 1870, that they all three consider Couklin’s state- | ment absurd emanations irom the mind of a | man who thinks that he has agenfis for detective work, which would have veeu developed were lt not fer the opposition of his superiors—inspired, as he thinks, either by jealousy or by corrupt motives. SUPERINTENDENT WALLING’S OPINION. A HERALD reporter called on Superintendent Walling and asked him what he thought of Comk- lin’s latest statement. Mr. Walling said:— To me the story of Mr. Conklin 1s ridiculous in the extreme, Conklin was never @ good officer, Indeed ne was compelled to resign bis position vecanse he was found asleep while on duty fm the Thirtieth precinct. A roundsman als covered nim, reported his offence, and had he not sent in his resignation Conklin would have been ignominiously disgraced in the eyes of the entire Metropolitan Police force or New York. The man named Ryan was over sixty years of age. In common police parlance he was a ‘tramp,’ who, a little waile previeus to the Nathan murder, had oeen seen around the neighborhood of Mau- hattanville—somewhere in the vicinity of 125th Bireet. A man lived in this street by the mame of Lord. Some one attempted to enter Lord’s heuse—a valise wax subsequently found | Bear the piace whicn contained bits, &c., that eXactly fitted the holies found in Mr. Lora’s door. Footprints were found also, which could | not be mistaken, tne impression of hob bails was everywhere apparent. Conklin find- Ing the valise with the burglars’ tools, arrested Ryan on the strength of it. Ryan was brought up before the proper authorities, Afiera thorough investigation it was discovered {rom the servants of Mr. Lord that the pvor old man, the weak, teeble tramp, Ryan, had been coming to their house, on 125: street, regularly every day for SOMETHING TO EAT, Which at ence expiained the appearance of the Mysterioas footprints. Conklin lated to show any connection whatever between Ryan and the valise, hence Ryan was vonorably discharged. He | Was, however, aiterward arrested and sent to tna | Island as u Vagrant, but was subsequently re leased at the request of his brother. Conkiin’s | statement, tha: he weut to Morristown and saw Fred Natnan, is A BARE-FACED LIE, because tve police ail knew (uai fred Nathan was Bot in Morristown for mouths before and tor montos alter the murder. How Conklip coula have told a story 80 supremely Tidiculous as this icannot imagive. The iact of the busivess ia that Uonkin is ‘gone’ in bis nead. He don’t seem to know woat he’s talking aoout. Hear what he Bays to your reporter’’ :— The day betore the Nathan murder a man passed by the Nathan mansion and asked the servant girl “whose rty this was.” Che girl said iz beionged to Mr. Un!” said he. “a brother of mine works tor Mr. Nathan,” and he passed on. ‘The servant girl subse- ntly identified Michael Kyan as being that wa his, added to the fact that a servant mri in the Nathag residence at Norristown. N. J., identified him as the man ‘Who hadcalied atthat hous: and inquired for his brother Joun. is certainly sixuificaut. Ali this is alic. No servant girl in the employ | of the Nathans gave any such testimony. Ryan | Was ideutifed only as the poor foriorn tramp wlio wandered slong the thorougniares of Manhattao- | vile vegging ior bread. No ofe connecied wita the Natnan house, in Twenty-third street, identi- | Qed bim; itis probabie that no one in the jamily | bad ever seen him beiore. To sui up everything | annoyed the cardinals that taey nominated Patriat | fereds Cardinal Vicaroi Rome On purpose that he might | cludes forty goveraments. | have tue daily opportunity of seipg the Pope and influencing bis administration, 1p the Ceilege of | a few exceptional districts, have some right al- | Cardinals itself cpposition to the Jesuits was de- | ready to count upon a toleravie, if not a favora- cred, and Cardinal @’Andres went to Naples | ble harvest; but ip the south and southwest there and there pubiisned @ protest which greatty irri- | 1s niseraiie no grass and the rye crov comes up very booriy. Some of the central governments, especially @ong the Volga, seem to have better hopes. DRUNKEN PARENTS KILL THEIR | briefly as to Couklin’s statements I Will say this First—Conkiin was never a good oficer. sSecond—He was found asieep when the welfare | of hundreds depended upon his vigilance. Third—He was cumpeiied to resign u1s position an the jorce. Fourth—He failed to identify the valise contain- jae the burgiars’ tools with tue old, decrepit aD, Mmih—Ryan was, upon the presentation of the evidence and the acts, instantly discharges, and (even admitting Conk:tu’s testimony) could not, While Operating 1D j25th street, have piayed any | part in a robbery in f'wemcy-thira street. ‘Sixth—Conklin says he saw Fred Nathan at | Morristown, He hes! Fred was notthere. Ac- | cording to 4is ewo words Fred never saw th man Conklin im his lie. ‘The whole stery is that of a Weak, maudlin Officer who, hearing this, that and wwe other tuing, weaves from ail that falls apon his ears a cunning story ; but, unfortunately, a story which the sligatest investigation shows to | be as empry as the Winds. itis tue taleol aman | @isbonored aud disgraced in the department, STATEMENT OF SERGEANT JOHN FITZGERALD, and they alove were bis iriend: that none but themselves avpreciated ms genius and piety had its natural effect. Their first im- portant step was to hill the nunciatures, or leya- NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, A DELIBERATE ASSASSIN. PROBABLY FATAL ATTACK ON A BROOKLYN PO- LICEMAN—THE RAZOK IN’ OFFENCE, OMcer Mi an oath, DREW A RAZOW FROM HIS POCKET and azain sprung upon the officer, who en- Geavored to defend himsel! with bis fists, After a severe gtruggie the men fell to the fluor, Wynue being Uppermost, Seated upon tue prostrate jorm of the oficer he pounded hit with Bis Hsu He then opened the razor ana cut Mite in the neck, Jength, from | yaine, which has been wisely ordered by the department, will aflora pleasure aod recreation notonly to the officers and men, in a region sel- aom visited by @ man-ef-war, but to the inhab- | itants of the rocky spots and parts rarely bon- ored by the presence of even one of Uncle Sain's ‘ihe Powoutan will leave the Navy Yard to-day for New London. | proceea to Newport, and wilt subsequently eruise aloug toe coast of Maine. f Powhatan is some what of & medicinal charg ter, all bands baving been more or less under the Stay in the worst part, during tie rainy season, | Powhatan was fitting out on Saturday alter. | lively times on board @ man-ol-war 1t was upon this—one of the last remnan'!s of the sidewneelers of the | Her officers cominanding; Executive Officer, Lieutenant Come jeutenants, J. M. Forsyth lnflicting a wound five tuehes 1 Which the blood owed copicu: into the yard and concealed nim It was anterward found by the police, however. Mes, Wynne’s cries for help attracted the attention of Sergeant Kason and Omcer Hermann, of the Tenta precinct, Who arrested Wynne ana bis wile, Omticer OKeeis was removed to St. Peter's Hospi. tal, His condition is considered precarious, as 1t is fearea that several large urteries are severed, ‘The motive that urged Wynne to commis the as- Sault couid not be ascertained. A COUNTERFEITER CAPTURED. Yesterday afternoon Ellen Kenny, a child of tairteen years, of No, 242 North Filta street, 4 by Oficer Cleary for passing eounterteit five-ceat pteces. When brought to tue Fifth precinct station house she said the nickels had been given ber by her step- , 10 pass, and that she was to bring him the change. As De Mott was the “pai? of Chlaramonti, and as it was in the former’s house the latter was arrested, Sergeant Fielding, accompanied by Ovicer eae weut to je Mott, searciea it. They found a mould for the manufacture of five and three cent pieces, a utity of solder, and manufactured coms, fies, ofe and ladie. These articies and the prisoner were taken to the station house, and this morn- ing will be brought belore the United States Couie Williamsburg, was arte! father, Manuel De Mot! the house, and, alter arresting qui kK joner, The caild will be heid as @ witness, THEFT OF IRON. mi: Gubert McCarty, in company with two other men, entered the coal yard of Edward Bonnes, on First street, near Broadway. Williamsburg. yes- terday, and stole three pieces of tron. McOarty Was arrested, but the otaer two made good their escape. THE POPE AND THE JESUITS. The London dour publishes the following ex. tract from a letter writien by a gentleman tn Rome, whose sources of information, it ls as serted, may be thoroughly reed upon: Durigg vhe reign of Pius IX. rhe governin power oj the Curia Romaua has been transierre to the Jesuits, The theory 18 that the Curia is an organization of the various congregations of min- isterial departments jor submitting their views to | abd receiving treir orders irom the Pope, Butin practice the action of the Curia has come to be the action of the Jesuits, This action shapes itself diversely in different countries; for example, in Spain it openly espouses the cause of Don Carlos, while in Engiand it takes @ totally different ling Toe modern power of the Jesuits dates from the year 1843, Wuem they persuaded the Pope, during the popular movements of (vat time, that they Taeir flattery lious, and the bisnopries everywhere with per- Sons Bubject Lo Jesuit intineuce. ‘Tne conséquence Of this was the dismissal o! every official suspected Of a taint of liveratism. The Jesuits who saw tre Pope daily fora lopg persod ana moulded nis mind to their ends were Father Bresciant and nael O'Keefe, of the Lights (Brook- lyn) precinct, was assaulted and seriously Wounded last evening by James Wynne, at the residence of the latter, No. 713 Dean street. At | pownatan eight o’elock, as the officer, who was onthe sick | way, g somewhat uninviting spot. lst, Was passing along Flatbush avenue, be was | Iutormhed by a young girl that Mrs, Wynne’s | Aspinwall, husband nad been arrested, and sbe desired | toon officers for the Omaba, stationed on the to sce tim, with a view te procuring | pseife squadron, and bringing to the United the man’s release, The officer went at once to | states trom that vessel fourteen oMcers and 135 the house, and ajter a conversation with Mrs. | saijors, The Powhacan’s crew did nut escape all Wynne he was about to leave when be met | tne risks attending a stay at Aspinwall during toe Wynne en the second story landing. Wynne, Who appeared to be laboring under great mental | excitement, sald te the patrolman, “What do you Want here?’ wt the same time atrempting to not do to permit this remarkabie story +o go by Peinke him with aciab. Mrs. Wyane wrested tke default on the ground that “inere is notuing in | club jrom her husband’s hand, ‘the latter, with . Wynne tien ran elf in an outbulid- ing, first taking tue precaution to secrele the razor, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, The United States steamship Powhatan, & famous old cruiser, and at present commanded by Captain J. E. Jouett, will shortly make a pleas- ant crulre—one of the things that naval oficers very seldom enjoy im American watere. from = Aspin- the 16th of June | boat 200 sailors New York on rainy season, The surgeon on board had bis hands full on the passage bome, though it is some- what gratifying to state that no deatn occurred ‘This fact is due mainly to the excellent condition in which the vessel is kept, though a modest man, entértains and expresses sound ana sensible views on the question of avoiding disease on snip- His nen did nov wholly escape the influ. ences of the rainy season at the lsthmas; but | | on board the sbip. Captain Jouett She wilt thence In a word, the trip weather since the tropics mauder F, E. Chad wick ; 5, Jacons ; Masters, Vreeland and J, B. Millin: Midshipmen, ©. McDonald, A, H. Coty; Surgeon, C, H. Burbank; Assistant Surgeon, R. 8. Urqunart; Paymaster, A. Unie, Jackson McElmell, aud Assist- ants W. Nicol and Theodore Cook; Lieutenant of Marines, J, M. F. Young. turns to the Navy Yard in the beginning of Sep- The time-honored receiving ship Vermont—a crait that bas quartered scores of sbanghae including scapegoats, robust rowdies und queer is no louger to be a she 18 to be the coal barge of the navy. tain D, L. Braine, of Arctic fame, who has of tate Nad charge of the old Vermont, is to be p: in command of the United States frigate Colorado, a novie vessel, busi at the present time in a de- It appears to be the inten- tion ofthe departwent to render the receiving navy yards availabie that sbouid The Powhatan married profil. recelving ship; plorable condition. actual service, from her fcame, shaky, has been a-signed as the recelving ship Soe needs a great deal of overnaniing in ber machinery, huli aud rigging, but tae scueme of having a receiving ship ready Jor sea at BRort Dotice 1s decidedly good. The Intrepid will suortly proceed to Newport for torpedo practice. ‘The Lew gunboat Alert, Commander Sampson, which carries the fag of Kear Adwiral Kogers, now conveying the engineer cadets of the Naval | Academy on @ practice cruise, will shortiy pro- ceed to Buzzard Bay to Meet the Duval schoolanip Constellation. The United States steamer Swatara, Comman- der McCook commanding, will shortly join the Mediterranean squadron. THE HARVEST [St. Petersburg (July 15) correspondence of Lon- don Standard.) ‘The accounts of the coming harvest are by no Although the exportation of corn forms the ehuet article of Rassian commerce, Do means exist of obtaining full and authentic mn- is somewhat for our future sailers, IN RUSSIA. means satisfactory. | ment of lamation of the immaculate conception and the | | Pope vecame more and more Jesuiucal, each | episcopal vacaucy as it occurred being tilied by a preiate with Jesult tendencies. These things 580 tated the Pope. He Was aliured to Kome vy tue promise that if he woulu retain quiet noth- ing Would be said of bi6 indiscretion; but ais first interview with the Pope was so stormy that the Cardinal took to his bed aud shortly ated, it was said, Irom the effects of bis contumacy! Cardinal Barri, warned by this event, said, “1 will keep | my Opin'ons to myseil.”” ‘ne Council was subjected to a complete sys- tem of Jesuit espionage, and upon every prelate’ of emigeuce some Jesuit agent Was fastened. ceut situngs of the Cousistiory abd the nomina- tions of bistops. Many of the English bishops sent the strongest possible remoustrance to the Pope against tne elevation of Manning to the car- Ginalate, and tae eleciiou was secured by the | Jesuit mfuence, so that Manning Is pledged to co all in nis power to bring avout their ends. Tne Who was uuder Vaptaiv Davis io 1870. [remember | Jesuits are tnus de facto the Catnolic Church, since Well the arrest of Michaei Ryas, of whom ex. | oficer Vonklin speaks in his testimony bevore the special committee of the Legisiature. Kyan was believed to be anything bu: a burglar. to u: the common phrase of a cracksman, he w; mot “solid.” At the time of Ryan's arrest he had with nim an old black bag, contain- ing a lot of old tools of no earthly use. Tuey ‘would not open a two and sixpenny lock, let alone such coors o: Windows as are found iw the Dou- | nelly mnnsivg. Aiter Ryan’s arrest he was taken | befure Justice McQuade, and sent, it is said, to th Asyium, on, Blackwell's isiand; at least is was | from tne Island tnat nis brother obtaimed bis ais | charge. Ryan had in is vag ‘A LINEN COAT, SPOTTED WITH BLOOD, | but the spots amounted to nothing. At tne time | oi the burglary at the Donnelly mansion it was occupied vy tue Lord family, Woo Were said to be connected wita the Lord wao Was roboed of some an italian be e Jecuit Italian cardinals 18 not an improbavie whe wuite Pope, Pius IX., is but the instrument of the piack Pope, Fatuer Beckx. Wherever the Jesults are attacked precisely the same re- sults will fodow tuat Bismarck began to expe- rience three years ago, Waen he commenced his wuti-Jesuit campaign. These considerations are | | importaut fir tne statesmen tn those countries in | Which tue inevitable contest has begun or 1s about ' to begin. itis doubtiui whether, if tne Pope died to-morrow, an ultramontane or a Jesuit succes- sor would follow. Cardinal Franeai, with Jesuit tendencies, believes that he would be elected. Tie Jesuits nave Manning to beileve that he ha» the best Chance. Should a hew baten of cardi- | parEs | nals be created the Jesuit infigence will then so , decidedly predowinate that the election of. a Jesuit Pope will be inevitabdie, aud that will be | City of Brooklyn. | the beginning Of tne end, Should any other than | ted an opeo sctiam of the Lon $10,000 worth of boads. Ryan was found | event. In that case a fierce domestic war in every hanging about the Donnelly ansion by Oxi- | household proiessediv Catholic would ensue. The cer Cokin; and, after ke committed to @ ceil, nis in tue footmarks found about the house, but they | dia not ayree, During the time Ryan was in our | casiedy tue name of Natauu was never mea tioned, Whenever tie members of tne iorce | take up the Rogues’ Gailery “Pictures” and come Baross the picture of Michael Kyau, they always | | laugh ana | i, “THAT'S CONKLIN At the time Ryan was arr.sted he bad, seat | tered all over the bay, some three dollars, mostiy | im pennies. The fullowing 1 the receipt the cierk | Of the Court gave ior tue same: | New Yous, August 28, 1878. Received from Officer Conkiin $4 37 money,’ taxen | from Michal Kyun. fi JOUN B. McKEAN, Jastice’s Clerk. Sergeant Delamater aiso said that he remem. | bers well the iinen coat (ound 1m Kyan’s bag and that it was covered with blood, STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN DAVIS. I was in command of tue Thirtieta precinct tn 1870 and remeaiber the arrest of Micnaei Ryan. I | arrestea and | Jesuits declare that they look with hope to Eug- @ were tried | lai Simcere and humole Corstiaus of ail per- THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY. BURGLAR."? | THR DURATION OF THE RECESS OF THE HIGH- EST IMPORTANCE IN A NATIONAL POINT OF VIEW—A DISSOLUTION OR NO DISSOLUTION ? [Paris (July 21) corréspondence of London Times.) The priocipal event, however, of to-day’s gitting | | Was the report read by M. AmGaée Lettvre Pon- talis, in the name of the committee charged with the examination of M. Malartre’s proposition re- | | latiag to the prorogation of the Assembly, A QUESTION OF VAST IMPOKTANCH. ‘The question of the date and the leugth of the | consider the statement uiaae by ex-Olliver Vonk- | nojdays this year 1s, naturally, particuiarly im- lip aosurd and evicently made out of woole clotn. Ryan at tne time of bis arrest Was looked apo a @ nall-witted icijlow. Conklin made o grewt juss portant. In tact, according to whether the recess be loug or short, and whether the Assembly ad- over nis arrest, as ali ‘fresn” poli¢emen do, when | journ late or resarn eurly, the dissolution will they toink they nave captured @ burglar; but Upon 4 ju!! investigation Coukiin found oat that Ris “vurgiar” was of uo account, The stacement of Conklin is so absurd und foolish that it 1s baraly worcn s notice. If there had been the Biightest clew that Micvae! Ryum had anything to | do With the muruer oi Natnan i wouitl huve ieit oO ssone unturned to have followed it up. It | Would tave veen a great triumph jor me to have | been the means of arresting the murderer, jes | Blone the reward that was orfered. | THE EXCISE LAW IN BROOKLYN. | In consequencs of the extreme activity recentiy @isplayea vy the temperance advocates in Kings County, the Commissioners of Police and Kxcu bave determined to make an effort to suppre: the illegal sale of liquor ou Sunday, and to entorce other ordinances laid down in the code. the Gealers in spirits ana lager protes: against all in- terierence, and are avout to hold # mass meeting wo declare \weir determination to resist ali undue | 8,000 jiqaor aud Veer s4.00N8 In Brooklyu, aud the emuil humver of arrests does not inuicaie any articdlariy striking imdicaiion of severity in eir treatment. rick Higgins, barkeeper for James Ryan, was arrested jer keeping vpen at the corner o1 Baltic find Bova stieets ut a quarter pase tive yesterds Morning. James Wright, of No. 200 Bond street, | and Janes Villon, of Koud and Baltic streets, were | also arresied at the wine aud place named for by oe ‘They were beid tor examination ichael Apel, of No, dul Columbia srrested for selling liquor wivhout & jie romised y toat he would take ons a pa Whereupon Le Was reieased, jority of the comauttee ra become possible or impossibie in 18 in the puGitiee, the #iX members im the minority did their best to Seow that tue Assembly contd 80 ur- Tange ite Work a# to ailow of the new Unambers pieeting on the second Tuesday im January, as the new law airects sail be the case every yeur. Tue government itself, waich Would wish to nave the power oi disaviving the Assemuly at its own time, has discovered that it showed an exaggerated lik- | | they may have for the ship 2 ing for nolidsys when it was prepared to adjourn jor four MontAs on the pretext that the work which iain hand could not be fuished. ‘Tbe m: contrary, but One anxiety—tnat of making tne Giseolution impussie wis year: and the most they Would concedes was to cone back on tbe 10th tustead of the 20tn of November. It this adjourn- ment ve carried—and people now think it will the present muinent, Moreover, one cannot pre- dict Wuat revsous the supporters of the Frencn og Parhament Will fina next spring tu show intersereuce from any source. There are pearly | why 1) would be dangerous to dissolve for a gen- eral election. Mowever, tae reporter to the com- mittee showed clearly what were the detiuive hopes o: the major! y of July 15, Ifthe Assemuly, be suid, wad voted all the organic Jawa it would undouotediy have no more reason for prolonging itv existence; oubit ius not yeu voted eltuer the | Senate onl or tae Hlectoral bill, ana there I# No proof ol the necessity of voting them 10 haste, The evident ooject o law of the 26th o: Feoraary a dead letter ove everytni in time, aod the fist me. boudays. lay in M. Pontalia’ report. however, had, on che | n@ Assembly stands prorogued to November ED. HEKsLS.)—che dissolution will pe postponed to @ dute difticuls tu detine, for from tne i6ta of November to the 26ta of December, when tue Asselmbiy Will Beparace again, no inportant bil requiring three reading# Cau be devated, At majority 13 tu make the For , to s coadops are long This is why the chief interest of today’s sitting | Staveor Penn'y suasions also jook to Engiaud, hoping tofna ber, | © as heretofore, the champion of imteilecvaal, moral | and religious lie and ligot. | formation on the subject. This iguorance has often the most disastrous consequences, preseut woment several districts in the govern- Khersou and Bessarabia suffer Irom a partial jamine, While 10 the surrounding localities | the surplus grain irom last yea™’s Narvest cannot | Patuer Piceirilio. . Their influence led to the proc- | find u purcoaser. The reault of © nat I have been able (o gather amounts to this:--The want of rain | Syllabus, to the Vatican Council aud its deciara- | has been generally jeit, especially in the southero Vion Of the Pope’s infailibillty. To strengthen their | and sothwWestern provinces. held these men brougut to Rome and pubiished | of | just beiow the Vatican their organ, the Civilia Cattolica, By degrees ail the surrounaings o1 the | The extreme cold | the past winter has also been unfavorable. | ‘The lateness @f tue spring opliged smaller cultivators, unable to buy bay when the winter stock was exnausted, to sell their working eattie, and natoraliy not only whe price of the cat- tie Kept fell, but the cultivanou of tne flelds sal- Tue intelligence at present obtained in- many of the ‘The northern and western governments. with wita fish to order, York, wil William and Ann Jones, occupants of the ond oor of No. 162 Hope street, in “Battle Row,’? Jesuit influence had equally affected aii toe re- | were arrested by Officer Sculien yesterday alter- | Boon for killing their emia, Mary, aged seven montns, Botn the wretched purcuts were drunk ail the morning, ang while taking a “promenade across the floor,” as they culled it, they Jeli on the child, who was sitting on the floor, and | crushed her life out. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS.: OF DEPARTURE FKOM NRW YORK FOR THR MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. fo water, &c, resued her voyage on tne 29th, Tool. [29 Broadway. rnoo. | Bowhne Green s -|o¥ Broad way, «| Hamoure,./61 Broadway. wBroaaway 15 Broacway: 19 Bronaway 69 Broadway. Yommerania.. . Francisco (be: leaky and with considerable Uamage to nuli, caused by astorm of Cape Horn June 18, in whieh she had two sb Bros way, amen kilied and six wounded .]2 Bowling Green 29 Broadway. 14 Bowling ureen oi Broadway, i Gloucester, hus teen Damned Water M Falt, Sae is tous, and will be empioyed in the Georges fishery under command ot Capt Joan Benuy. Broatway. i bowling Green which p.ied between Poi caling at diferent p wh Wi By Broad way, ‘ground yerterday moraug, at 8 SI Broadway 1) Broaaway. Jo Broaaway. o¥ Mroaawa7. +|7 Bowhng Green will probab.y be a tol los. She 18 Valaed at $40,000, :|2 Bowtina Green Bowlhng Green 09 Browd way. 7 Bowling Green Bowling Green 50 Broadway 19 Broad way, \5 Broaaway. 55 Bronawar. ;| Rotterdam |® Broadway. 5 OF VESSRLS ENTER- | ING THE PORT OF NEW TORK AT NIGHT.—The New | York Herand yas adopted a distinguishing Coston night | signal for use on board the Henauo steam yacht, show- ing Whive burning the colors rea, green, red, changing to the other in succession, and cam be seen sev> els upon seeing this oblige us by preparing any marine news ws Department of the Ville ue Paris. State (1 Geor, mg NOTICK 10 «ral toiles distant. Captains ot ve wg- Persons desirous of communicating with vessels | arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Henaup news yacht, pier No | Kast w York, Letters received trom all parts of the world aod promptly delivered | quired, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, Duplicates are ro- HIGH WATRK | Sendy Hook | Heli Gate, ARRIVALS. BEPORTED BY THE Hi LD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINK. Steamer Cornwall (Hr), Stamper, Bristol July nd 15 passenger t 47 and 49 and ton 45 and and a quantity of @ iace, but a) and thick tox. os pinaaaese Wi, Montwomer} a 8 aos lon @ large iceber fue weather to Ga; Hail broken to ‘wards very unser Lagespion Bron AUGUST 2, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET : bound W; Aug I. passed a White Star steamer, bound B; sume date, at 6:3) PM, au Anchor steamer, bound E, Steamer’ Leo, Daniels, savannat Jaly 3, with mndse to wiieamier Old Docs Iker Richmond, City Poins dteamer Old Dominion, Walker eb: City and Noriolk, with mdse and passengers to the Old Do- minion Steatship Oo Ship Bremerhaven (Ger), Holges, Bremen 45 days, in bullast, to Punch, kdye & Co. Is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders, Bark Loyal Sam (ot Liv viiencrate, Mejil- lanes it4 days, with nitrate of soda to Brown Bros & ¢ vessorto RB Boland & assed Cape Horn May 13 and erossed the equator June 20, in lon 38 46; had strong NW gales in the couta Atlantic; Jost salix and stove from the Cape had light winds and calms, Bark Petropolis (sor), Gronstad, Loudon 40 days. tn ballast to Beuham & Bozesen, Is anchored at Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Mozart (Ger), Albertsen, Londoa, June 4, in bal- last to order. bark Juno (Ger), Lindt, Bristol, 80 days, in bullast. to © Tobias & Co. 1s anchored at sandy Hook, for orders. Bark Primo (ital), Dighiero, Glasgow 45 days, with mdse to A P Azresta, “ Berk Niord (Nor), Larsen, Tralee via Sydney. CB, 50 days, iu ballast, to Punch, Kdye & Co. rk Leovcadia (der). Wenke, Rremen June 9 in bal- last to master. Is anchored ‘in Gravesend Bay for onlers. woe Iris Ger), Pfeifcer, Bremen, June 20, in ballast order. Bark Johanne Marie (Ger), Gustavus, Bremen, 33 days, in ballast, to master: July 20, lat 49, lon 4i, during « dense fog, passed an iceberg 1’ mue long atid 350 tect high; passed so close to icthat the main yard touched £ sane Ume passed through a large quantity of now umber Bark Gde Zaldo, Miller, Sagua 9 days, with sugar to Grinnell Minwra & Co: vessel to Waydetl & Co, trig 8 L Hail (ot Yarmouth, NS), Durkee, Point. re, iuad, 2i days, with sugar and molasses to orde vessel to Boyd & Hiacken. Had light winds and calms the eutive passage. Briz Josephine (ot Pictou), Ganion, Cow Bay, CB. 12 a 78, with coal to Perkins &Job; vessel to Hatton, Wat- Co. Cow Bay, ays, With coal, to Perkins & Job; vessel to snow . Had light westerly winds and ealins, Schr EM Storer (of Bostou), Wade, Cadiz 50 days, with ork to Pursons & Loud, Jenme B Gilkey, Gilkey, Cardenas 8 days, with tw iW Loud & Co, nr i i McDonald. McDonald, Jacksonville, 20 days, ana the bar 7 days, with lumber, to Drew & Buckie, ¥es- sel to masier. delir Laura, Roberts, Jacksonville 6days, with lumber to Alsop & Clerk: vessel to it P Buck & Co. Sehr Virginia Rulon, Rulon, Brunswick, Ga, 5 days, pith lumber to Eppinger é& Russell; vesiel to Warren ay & Co, Sehr Minnie Sull, Jennings, Powell Point 6 days, with melous to master. Schr J W Morris Longstreet, Virginia, Schr Wt Han, Davis, Virginia. Schr J B Johnson, Rove, Virginia, Schr G H Hoyt, Lee, Virgnt Schr J & D Cranmer, Matthews, Virginia, Sehr Henry varem, Cornell, Virginia. sehr P'T Willetts, Willetts, Baltimore. Sehr Paul & ) botnpson, Taylor, Baitinore, eenr EK A Anderson, rk, Baltimore. Pehe Jd A Sheppard, Leggett, Baltimore, aay, Steamer Britannic, trom l-iverpool, which arrived Juiy 31, reporis:—July 39, lat 4209, lon 64 09, passed ship Marcia’G Hay, trom Bremen tor New York; sist off Fire Island, passed steamers Victoria, Republic, and Clty ot Richmond, bound east. gg Steamer Tycho Brahe (Br). trom Rio Janeiro, which arrived July 31, reports:—Juty 15, lat 9 065, lou ‘34 50 W, spoke bark Alpha (Nor), trom Caracaju tor Liv- erpool; 26th, lac 28 N, ton 6139 W, brig Manson, from Loncon for’ Philadelphia, 63 day's out—had been be- calmed 29 days. sar, Sbip Robena, Hagen, from Reval, which arrived July 31, came up tothe city AM Aug IT and reports Jone Jat 6042, ion 25 1B Paes through a large quan- tity of eld ice; ho date, lat 42 lon 4% passed 8 large 1¢0- bergs in succession, PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND SOUTH, Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford for New York, with mdse and passeugora. Steamer biectra, Young, Frovidence tor New Yorx, with mdse aud passengers. Brig Beaver (Br, Forrest, Rockland, NB, tor New York, 9 days, with sto. ¢ tw orde! Sehr Quoddy, Panning, Windsor, Ns, for New York, with plaster to order. Schr Champion (x), Garduer, St Joan, NB, tor New York, 20 days, with lath to ? 1 Nevius & Son. en Lawoine, Nantacket tor New York, with fish to order. Sehr Amoy, Rogers, Nantucket for New York, with fish to order. ‘Schr Rodney Parker, New Haven tor Baltimore. Seur Evelyn, Crowley: Bridgeport lor New York. Sehr 8 8 Tyler, Crowell, Bridgeport tor New York, Ls Reading RK No 48, Adams, New Haven for Phila delphia. Sehr Busham, Hamilton, Bangor for New Yor«, with stone to order. Schr Mary F Cushman, Hall, Providence tor New York. Schr Ontario, Blake, Providence for New York. senr Joseph Hall, Hamilton, Portland, Ct, for Ne 0 Brig Oromocte (of St John, NB), Lin CB, 1 York, with stone to order, ir Victor, Fish, Nactucket for New York, with fish to Haley & Co. Scur Altavela, Jones, Providence for New York. Sehr Ada Herbert, Allen, Wareuam toc New York. Sehr Hickman, Coleman, Proviaence tor New York, Schr E Pharo, Sherman, Provide: for New York. bebr Burdett Hart, Providence tor New York. sehr Delpni, Knowles, Boston tor New York, Schr Skylark, Bradtord, New Haven for New York. Schr Win Capes, Keily, Kockport tor New York, with stone ro order. Schr AH seldon, Harrison, Portland for New York, with stone to Gill & Beara. Sehr Island City, Alien, Gloucester for New York, with fish to order. Schr Josephine. Wakely, Bridgeport for New York. Sehr Uregon, Wilson, Providence tor New York, Schr Maria Fieming, Ford, Providence tor New York. Sehr Alabama, Leamon, Norwich tor New Yor, Schr Mattie 8 Rulol, ‘kuloff, New Haven tor Balti- more. sehr SJ Gurney, Gurney, New Haven for New York. sehr Kleanor, Hicks, Nantucket for New York with fish to order, Schr Ciuiet, Smith, Norwich tor New York. delir Glenwood, Dickenson, #oston for New York. Sear Baluc, Bahgor for New Yors, with lumber to or- er. schr Planet, Providence for New York. sehe Argo, Besse, Warehain tor New York. Sehr Oregon, Smith, Norwich tor New York. Schr Henry, Anderson, rrovidenee tor New York. denr Henrictta, Mathews, rrovidence for New York, Sehr WW Dickenson, George’s Banks tor New York, Schr Silas Brainard, Buell, Portland for New York, with stone to oraer. sehr Fy y & Kdith, Bartlett, Elisworth for New ves to Wil ltrey, sehr Ontario, Burdick, Providence for New York. Schr Wave, osion for New York. Schr Caspian, Fiewener, Machias lor New York, with ir J N Ayres, Provost, Stamford for New York. Schr Kichard Morrell, Morrell, Greenwich tor New lumber to order. York, _belir Matthew Vassar, Jr, Kelly. Warebam for New York. ‘Schir Sale Borton, Burley, Stamfora for New York. Sehr Louisa Frances, imchester, New Bediord tor New York. senr Fair Wind, Frisby, New Bedtord for New ¥. Schr Hester, Davis, Portchester tor New York, iris BOUND Bast. Sehr Potter & Hvoper, Bradbury, Haverstraw tor Providence. benr il P Ely, Stokes, New York for Hartford, Sehr laa, Deering, Hoboken for Taunton, senr Albert vamexon, Vandage, Hovoxen for Lynn, ser 8 1 Chaffee, 0” . New York tor Taunton. Pilot boat sea Drift, Cast Mevers, from the eastward, ncaored at Whitesioue. Wind at sunset, cain. MARITIME MISCELLANY. Surr'J B Brown, Keazer, trom Boston for San Francis. co, which put int Montevideo May 17 leaky, completed repairs nd resuined her Voyage on the 26th of June. Suir Hicnarv Busreen, Johnson, trom Philadelphia Pichiliueque, Which putinto Kio Janeiro June 21 tor Sup Lapy Buwssixctox, Brown, at San Francisco July 2% trom Liverpool, had stroug breezes aod gules iroin W to 8 from lat 4¢to 595, and. tost toretopgaliant imastaod a number of sails, and shi:tea cargo. Bane Martie (fr), Mazon, from Marseilles for San re reported), put into Rio Janeiro July 4 Scan ANson Browns, coal laden, before reported as having siruck on the stecp rocks, tell Gate, and suuk in 4) teet of water, tas been raised by the Baxter Wreck- ing Co and taxen into ort Morris. ‘The sehr builtin Essex for Messra leighton & Co, ot 45 Barnunst, NB, July 31—The steamer City of St John, tau C and ‘Campbeilion, te on North Suore, ran cloeg, on Seal’ Bar, his harbor. -he filed with water at nigh tide ye Her back 13 now broken amidships, and’ si Hauwwax, Aug j—The cable steamer Minia lett to-night to repair the French cable American Luovns Recisren ann TELEGRAPHIC SIGNAL Cope—cupplement tor July to this work, published by Measrs Hartshorne & King, i receiv: Jarge numbor of valuable reports of vessels, resurveys, metailings and corrections; aiso signal numbers, and is valuable Work for ali parties inerested in sipping. UNCHED—At Helfast, July 29, from the yard of OP Carter & Co, ship AS Davis, ot 140) tons, 10 be com. manded by Captain Ford, ot is named jor Dr Aaron 8 Davis, of Cheise: part owner, NOTICE LO MARINERS CANADAST LAWKENCK RIVER—REPLACEMENT OF THE MaAWI- COUAGAN SHOALS LIGUTV ESSE been received the Doin nion govern. lightvesse! has hoea replaced ua Mantcou- Tteontains a Notice hi ment that | wgan Shoals, The steam fog whistle will be sounded during thick Weather, togs and snow storms ay formerly. to Mariners No 111, 1872, and No 44, 1874.) RE-KSTABLISUMENT OF TRAVERSS ST. ROGCR LIGHT VE AND FOG WHISTLE, ST. LAWKENCE RIVER, The same authority also gives novice that an iron light vessel hug been placed at the east end of ue, st. Lawrence It ho ‘vessel Is 21asted and paiftea red, with the Nords “sraverso Lightsiitp” 18 waite letters on eacn sige. A iixed white light isshown from each mast, dioptric, and elevated 23 und 7 teet ubore the isin deca, and visible in clear Weather 10 miles. A red ball is on the maininast, which will be lowered, and ont Light shown, 11 from any eause the lightship bi moved trom her station. A scam fog Whistle has been placed om the above named light Vessel, and ouring thick weather, fogs und suow storms will be sounded tor 12 secoads ‘in every minute, leaving an Interval of 43 seconds between each Dinet. In calm weather, or with the wind, the whistle will probably be nvard irom 10 to 16 miles, and in storm Wouthe?, or against the wind, tro $to 6 milem, accord ing to the state of the atmosphere, Bositlon—Lat a7 24 10, lun 7) 1460 We WHALEMEN. Saiied from Fayal July 7, bark Stafford, King, New Bedford, to cruls A letter from capt Robisson, of bark President, ot NB reports her off Payal, no date, withsl.0 bois sp oi. ‘A loiter trou Capt ¥razier, ot bark Lilinois, of NB, re- ports her at at Paul's Island April 13, and says:—"'fhe season 100Ks like an open vue. No ive as yet where we usually expect to find it, Snip in good order—oxpect to Vein the ice in @ tow days.” SPOKEN. eames Paat sedan at Ship Lake Erie (Br), Selater, from Glasgow for Mon- treal, July 16, lat 59 N, lon 30 W, P Chas Dennis, Keazer, trom StJohu, NB, for Liv- ns July BW, lat i219, Lou 37. Shin'Martha’ (Nor), Zachariasen, from Haaburg tor Philudelobia, July 29! no b Bark Northumbrian Phuludelphia, uo date Bare Kepanlik (der), New York, July 4, lat) 94, lon 63 5 JULY 8. Wat 4041,"ton 6% 10, Wilmington, NO, July 27, lat 488, lon 63 60, NOTICE TO MERCHAN'’S AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents ant shipmasiors ary ime forw reau, No 46 Fleet street, or to the Paris oifice, Rue Feribe, the arrivals at and departures irom European and Eastern ports ot American and all toreiga vessels trading with the United -tates, the same will be cabled to this country {ree of charge, Captains arriving at and sailing from Prens and Mediterranean ports Wii ANd tha Paris office thy more economicat and expeditious toc talegeapuing news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWs, Anrwanr, July $l—Sailed, bark Everett Gray, Loring, Boston. Buistot, Aug l—Arrived, bark Unione (Ital, Corrao! New York. Salled July 81, barks Camilla (Nor), Christiansen, New York; Indiaua (Br), do; Gwendoline (Br), do. Lonpon, July sl—Sailed, ship Strathearn (Br), Jar- man, New York (not previously). Lisson—Sailed, bark Germania (Port), Pellica, New York. FOREIGN PORTS. Burnos Ayres, July 12—Sailed, bark Samuel F-Spring, Morion, Bostoa ‘(verore reported iu port 14th) ; 18th, brig Caradod (Br), Mogae, New York. Tn port July 2, barks A © Bean, Cheney, from Portland via Rosario, arrived June 16: Oblina, Hod ton; tila, Mathews: IF Waiton, Carver; David Bab cock, krakine, and John Zittiosen, Merryman, une; ell. ciover, do, schrs Meiville Bryant, Buckley, and Kocheko, Jasper, do. <, Ja, July 1$—Arrivod, schr F Rogers, Hor- ton, New Yor th. brigs L Kimball, Lunt, st Kites (and “sailed via Milk iver); 1500, Kath, Jolnson, eamer Andes (Br), i for Savauilla and th schy Mary Harriman, do; 2d. brag be ana Falmouth, Ja; sehr & tv Ger . do. pailed ith, brig Hester (Br), for Philadetphia; 22d, bark Mondego (Hr) Mobile Montevipgo, June 2y—sailed, brig Walter smith, Smith, New York, 2th, ships B" krown, Keazor (irom Bostoli, having repaired), Sau Francisco; baras La Viata, Phulips, New York; 27ta, J ii Vearson, taylor, Portlind. tn port July % ship Wnittier, Swap, from New York for San Francisco, tepg; barks Sarah Kingsbury, Water house, trom Kosariy, arrived June 26; Emma Frances (Br, ‘Burns, ir sew ors; Pao Alto. Jenkins, and kanhie, Carver, unc: brie Ruroclydon (Br), tok New York; Retocea 0 Puige, Will, tor Antwerp; seh Adeline nlwood, Hawkins, tov New York, Quxnxc, July 23--Uleared, brig Grace Kelly, Dinzey, Barbados. io JaNkino, June 2%—Arrived, barks Edmond Iich- ardson (#r), Brodie, Hamburg; July 4, James Peake ($r), Hiaben, Savannah; Sth, Mindora, Barsloy, Bait. inore; Cusco, Penny, New York; sth,’ sip Franconia, Ous, Carditt: burk Jason (Ger), teld, New York; brigs Keinln, Wyman, Darien; Homely (Br), Morell. Kieu. mond, Vii; 9th, bark Fairy’ Belle (Bri, Jones, Cardiff. Sailed Jt brigs caiv Brown, toss, Bolavias Floreuce Margiret (ir). Cornez, New Orieans; 20th, barks dion. Gaoriele (Fr), Leciand, Haimpton ioads! 27th, snaresvrous (Br), Seultow, aud Alice fainter (Br), Losterg, New York; 20th, ship Richars Buswed, Jou son Grom Phiadelphia), Vichilimque: bars Harkngs (ibe), Wallace, Yuebec vial St i houits;, SOLA, brig Ludus- try (Br), Gatford, Riehmond, Va; July 1, seat A teatoau, Rogers, New Crieans: zd, Varks May Queen, Connolly, Buitunore; 34, silence (Fr), Lemarehand, New Yora Lubr rhune, Baliino 4th, sehr Catharine (Br) Gch, brig Sugita (Ger), Belirens, Galveston; 8th, snip Invincible, Strickland, Caliuo; 1vth, steamer Nei usa (Br), tor New Orleans, In port July 1, steamer King Richard (Br), for Balti- more; ship triediauder, Morrison, trom New York tor dau Frauctsco, reloa anit: barks Maggie V Hugy, steed, for Baldmore ; Hermaua (Ger), Haack, trom sun Frat cisco for uatuburg, repg; Marthe (Fr), Mazon, trom Mar. geilles tor Sun Franeise >, do; Thos small Ger), tor New York (cleared); Liilua ( Ww). for do (leared);" Atianue (Ger), tor do; Danneborg (Dan), tor do; Christianshayn (Wan), tor New Orleans, Kdwin'iteed, siggins, une: brig Bigil (Nor), for Hainpwon voads; sebrs Acgidius Ger), @inyara (Br), and Lima (Pory, for do; ilen © (Br), tor new York: Fizes (Nor), tor Mobile; Alm: por! in United states; dnd the above arrivals. DUKINaM, June 2 —Arrived, brig Kurexa, Wilson, La Have tor Boston, 20 ways; July 1, senr J? Wyman, Cram, Boston ior Turks [sland 10 days, In port July 4, bars Jolin Mathue ton in Sdays; Western Sea, Hanson, for do in id days. 1OTOKLA, July 22—Arriyed, barks ‘McLeod Br), Paige, ‘an Francisco; 2ith, Victor, Hastorf, do. Vera Uxuz, July 2}—Ln port, steamer Andiel (Br), Steel, for Lumpico und Gaivesion, WO sail same day. merson, for Bos- (Per Sreaume PaRtata at BosToN,) AnxnpaL, July 2—Cleared, Rex, Allen, Amertea, 31, Bayard, Tonnesen. New Yors. Passed 7th, Adjutor, Johantesan, tro Philadelphi: Aytwere, July—sailed trom Fiushing Ko Daphne, Nielsen, Hampton Roads, Auteniy, July 4—sauled, Matilde, Montgomery, New Yor! ‘Axien, May 19—Passed, R MeNell, Brown, from New York tor Hong Kong. aba et Buistou, July 19—Arrived, Transit, Dixon, Quebee (not previously). | . Beurayt, July 19—Sailed, Garrie Wyman, Glisins, Del- aware Breakwater, Brewrusaven, July 17—Salled, Alama, Bruderhausen, Savannah, Baucrcona, July 12—Arrived, Tarnco, Macia, New Or- ns: Inte lad, Sust, altimore. Wiles, New York, ilod. Moonah, Waterhouse, New Bessie H, Meilants Kudgoon; June 2 MB Tower, Hallett, Probolingo, BAHIA, June 23—Sailed, City of Liverpool, Whiteford, Peusacola. July 19—Arrived, Premier, White, Bristol for le UaKotE Cape de Veracs. COPENHAGEN, July 18—Arrived, Vaeringer, Knudson, New York for Helsingtors, Passed 10th, Orchilia, Harriman, fom New York for toln. Apiz, July 12—Arrived, L Staples, Harriman, Co- ruune. sailed Lith, Maria Antonio, Alyado. New York. Caworra, Juve—Sailed irom Saugor Jsth, Jean Inge- low, Shillaber, New York. Deat, July 19—O1f, J W Holmes, Holmes, from Rau- goon for Bremen. Passed 2uth, Sam Weller (8), Ranton, from London for New York. Balled Wth, Freeman Dennis, Scott (from Philadelphia), Bremen ; 2th, Northern Yueeu, Dollar (teom do), tor do. Exsixone, July 1—Arrived, Miuma, Card, New Yors for Dantzie. Panes, June 20—Salied, Rescue, Butler, Cape de Verdes. Loverster, July 23—Arrived, Emma, Fiswell, St Jonn, N Philadelphia. ‘ Sailed 19th, Temi, Tomasich, New York. Greevock, July 19—Sailed, Astrea, Nikola, Pensacola. aditsimcrons, July Cleared, Prank Yendleton, Nichols, Getie. a voo., July 19—Cieared, Hannah Parr, Belstad, ied Of the northwest lightship 16th, Valparaiso, Mills, from Liverpool ior Vancouver's Island, Loxpoxperay, July 17—Sailed, Chassem, Tharnsen, Balniore. Matanzas. x “caahal July 19—Cleared, Stjernen, Albrethsen, Mon- real. ‘eetrwouru, July 19—Arrived, Larkspur, Storey, Mon- treal. Patenuo, July 6—Sailed, Zanda (s), James, America, Rostock, July 15—arrived, Concordia, Katethodt, Philadelphia SOUTHAMPTON, Thomasken, Ne it NAZAIRY, July 20—Arrived, "Hemrich Bjorn, York; M Bellagamba, Strielen, do. y 16—Sariod. Gilnt, Jobson, New York. Fanta Cruz (Tenerife), July 5—Airived, Joseph Nick erson, White New York, ytittts July 13-Sailed, P"Bredstori® Perkelseo, New York. Moxrevipe Prince. icom Cardiff for this port, wrecked on the Eng. lish Bank, were sold by public auction yesterday for $141 each. St Caraeqixrs, June 18—A survey has been held on board the brig In distress, and the vessel been ordered to discharge, the leak oeing supposed to be in the bottom: itis expected that the aiscnarze will bo completed in a few days, ‘when a second survey will be held om her. AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, July 3)—Arrived, schrs Sunlight, Bos- ton; GH Mills, Providence ; Twihgat, New Havens sclirs Maid of the Mist, Alice Berl, Ktta A Stimpson, Warren buwyer, and Carrie 8. art, —— tor Georgetown. Sailed ith, sclirsJ J Ward. Provide luisa Bird- | all ran Sist—Arrjved, scars Lahaina, Windsor, NS; Sallie W Kay, Boston, sclirs Twilight, New Haven; David Ames, H Mills, Providence: Sunlight, Boston. BOSTON, Aug 1—arri steamers Joans Hopkins, Haliett, Balymore u Whitney, . allett, New York; barks Susal Fitzzerald (late Cushing, deceased), sierra Leow; D He wills Penoy, Genoa: brigs aurice, Veane, Ku Grace Lathrop Atwood, Mayti naire: sclirs Aldaua Kokes, Khodes, Gaorgetown,’ DC 8B Franklin, Moore, Baltiinore, Mary Foward, Clark, Philavelphia; Kare V. Aitken, Brower, do;, Abby Weld, Canninehatn, liovoken. ! Also arrived, bark Jernaes (Nor), Nilsen, Shields, BALUMORE, July si—Arrived, steamer jsiaabeth, Clark, New York; schr Win Buck, Miller, Boston. dred—steamer Martha senrs Buta M Barter, Bart Miller, Saco, M bie Pitman, Chase. port: JD Willis Mathesou Sailed-barx Village Ahsto (hus), Koiwerdam Kingston and San Blas. ved, steamers Ku, Oliver, cad fiton, Bridwe- nale Amsden, Consre e, ow Yor Boston: Haitie A Waite, Bellatty, Rondout. Jello bry, Lonconderry: brig schr Prancss (having repaired, erica, Billups, Savan- igtoa "Calvert, Foley, ef laa, Coombs, rking, Perth Amboy. , Coney, New York; Boston: Wih—Arrives, sour M A Oui Col Cleared —Schirs | J1%, re. Mopking, New York; © Rosevelt, Gibds, irs HM Diverty, . 10 load tor Tren: puty, steMahan, New Yor! Jan iden, Blai, Bootabay; scar Henry B Mevoaif, Handy, Now York. isluk, Jay W—Arrived, schr Monmouth, Ander- son, Philadelpnia. BEV GULY. July 29—Arrived, sehrs KO Babcock, Lam- Vers and Kate Kommel, adams, Philadelphia, Ofo- Johnson. Aug Arrived, steamer Guit Stream, Hudson, Pali , day Zi i wos Wai Brown, Orient: L fie th, Pa Bldridge JANV Phiiade! biG LON Elia ross, 2 ‘Dith suite PHNAN Eiwood, sew Dunn, fi Rover, (sr), Theal, st Joun, NB, yim Arrived, sehr d M Morales, ie. Parke , —— Joto Mether, Paraer, sew York. LOKTREeS MONROR, July Si—Arrived, brig Doro- ge ae), irom eantos lor orders. Fortmann, from Bremen for | 2x1 rly Cromarty, trom Windsor, Ns, for Philadelphia, | Hrig kt yon Benningsen (Ger), Koster, trom Bromen for (l that by telegraphing tothe UxnaL DLondoa Bu ton, for Bos | | Babeock, a brig Kewadin (Br), Peter. | Lovsden, Hainptoa | Pioneer, Bassett d (ow), for Gait Kater, Mortola, Baltimore; saguenay, Brown, | Giwrautar, July 1s—Arrived, Tennessee’ (U3), New | Mansviturs, July 16—Arrived, Amable Therese, Julio, | June 13—The hulland eargoot the Jennie | 5 jorge Wheelwright, which putin here | sen, wanice, New York; | town, DU. win 8 Tyler, | . Boston; Ave | } ton: “Herald. t Jonnson for do; Senator Grimes, ¥oster, New York} | 1@ MeDonald (Br Doran, Lge 29-Arrived, sche Liggie D Small, Tiee, . sere Tilhe K, Haseins; July di—Acrived, solr Jesse » Clark, ON, July w~ Arrived, sare Laurel, MoCail, er George Sealy, Blohme, Havana (and cleared to retur: ‘g0th—Cleared, bark Ibis, Randall, Pensacola. Bist—Cieared. steamer City of Austin, Stevens, New York; schrs Louisiana, Van Brant, do; thos P Ball, July 27—Arrived, schrs Mary Free- if cand nailed 290) ; us Miller, Cotton, ; m Queen, Mouhot, and New York (and salied 30th: KEY WoT, July 19—Arrived, schrs Tannhausen, Gro- ver, New York (and sailed 2%h for Cedar Keys); 2utn, Frank Ducas, Hulse, Kuaion (and sailed 23d for Vine: yard Haven). “LUBEC, July 24—Sailed, schra Lizzie B MeNichols, Faiuning, Hillsbory, to load piaster ior Neoware at $2 per Is + 25tl Belle, Simpson, New York, MOBLE iy W—Cleared, brig LF Munson, Travis, Boston (with lumben, NORFOLK, July 2)—Arrived. brig Geo 8 Berry, Keazer, Portiana: sehrs Howard, Ryder, Bellast; Annié Moore, Phiilips, New York; ra Bridginan, Stuart, Mame; Exchange, Tull, New York. wth—Arrived, schr & G Morris, Millett, Cape May. Cleared—Hrig Frontier, Biaisdell, Barbados, NEWBURYPORT, July 30—Arrived, sehr Northera Licht, Harper, Philadeiphia. Sallec—sebrs Favori e, Butler, New Yora; Searsville, Hart, Georgeiown, D ' NEW bie FOKD, July 31—Arrived, senrs fMastings, New York: Yankes Boy, Philadelphia; 5 a Mount, do boken. Mailed--Schrs Martha Innis, Philadelphia; West Wind, do; DL Sturgis, New York; Edward Wootten, do. NEWPORS, July 29, PM—Arrived, schrs Planet, Hen- derson, Tiverton tor New York; Fair Wind, Bowman, Cobasset Narrows tor do; Hickman, Coleman. New ied: ford for Thomas Eilts, Kelley, Denois for do: John Mepiier, Parker, Dighton for do (and all sailed $)tb). A ivals. ievit Clifford, Philadelphia, Salled—Sehrs David G Flo} to load coal for Bristol, Ferry: Glenwood, Hallock, New anton tor do; Kdwin & York; John W Bell, Pierce, Post, Russell, New York. PM—Arrived, scbrs J P Robinson, eat A Boston for New York: Hero, Harris, Fall River tor do: JU Hess, Gonkia, Bristol fordo: Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, Warre for do (parted jibstay in ping down the bay, and pul in tora new one): Arigler, Besse, Wareham for do: Wara, Wheeler, Providence for do; Aun Kilzabeth, Allen, Harwich fog Philadeiphti Also arrived, scbrs Shekinal, Charlesworth, Provi dence tor New York; Ouward, Gorham, Nantucket for do; Jobn Balch. Uannan, Now Bedford for do; J 4 Young, Karrett, Pawtue: for do; anna 3 Hayes, Bar- low, Providence tor do (anda@il sailed A. 3ist). Sst, AM—Arrived. schra WH rowe. Whittemore, Sa- Jem for New York (and satled) ; Loon, Hubbs, Port Joba son Sailed—Schr Chas 8 Hazard, Bartlett, Bangor for New York. ‘At the head of Loug Island Sound 29th, PM, bound e: schrs JG Collyer, Jessie & Alten, A T’Rowland, Whit Kock, Motto. b H’Chirk. NEW LONDON, July 20—Arrived, schrs BF Waite, Aviward, Port aw Paix; Carrie Holes, Alexandria fot Grown. satled—Brig George, for Ponce, PR; schr Sarah Thompson, New York. wiltgArfived, sehr’ Rebecca, Queen, Alexandria for orwiett. ‘iso arrived, sehrs Rachel Jane, Port Johnson; Bla Strickland, New York; Motto, Hoboken, Stilei—sehr Henry Lewis, Hoyt, Honduras, Abo sailed, schrs Stepuen D ‘Lee, und Chief, New York. NORWIOM!, July 30—Arrived, schrs Ellen Baxter, Philudelphia: Success, Newburg, suiled—scnr Orion, New York. NeW MAVEN, July 3%—Arrived, schr Ohas Groot, Alexandria; ‘sloop Seaorook, French, Baritan tiver. dlat--Arrived, scurs Vorest Oak, Parker, and J H Per- ry, Howes, Balaimore; Ceres, Clark, Philadeiphia; LW a Bunnel, Geo: Adelaide, Raynor, New ‘ork. ORIENT, LI, July 27—Arrived, brig B W Cochran (Br), Lake, Maitland, Ns. PORT GAMBLE, July 24—Sailed, bark Camaen, Robim son, Honolulu, ELPHIA, July 31—Arrived, steamers Perkte, min, Pierce. Bos ou; Maytlower, #ulta, New York; W Whillden, Kiggans, Baltimore Also artived, steamer inovana, Clark, Liverpool; scht tterdain, ia, Teal, Savannah; Bqua- Charieston; Allians Carr, Ricamond; Baker, Boston: Huvter, Sherman, Providence Vindiedtor, Rovers, do; HU Gaw, P.erson, Baltimor Geo M Stout, Ford, New Yors; bark Atd-el-Kader, Sp: row, Alexandria,’ sehrs wen} eed, need, St thomas Carl VD Lathrop, Ailep, Portland; L Babcock, Us: cen M smith, Grace, Boston; Are Garwood, Stephens, do; 8 L Sinita, Barrett, do; " ation Gage, Rockhill, New Bed- ford; Charen, Pieree, somervet; Lizzie & Dow, Chase, Providence; 1¢ Peterson, nglisn, ‘do; Fred Gray, swett wich. * Paleo cleared, steamer Centipede. Miller, Boston; ships Republic (Br), Puillips, Cork; Hamilton (mew), Ross, Mare [sland:’ barks sarah Hobart, Pinkham, Genoa; Endymion (Br), Davis, Rotterdam: 5 A Staples, Shute, do; Kate Sancton (br), Carver, Cork; Chad- wick, Boston: JW Peasley, 4tJonn, \B. Also cleared, steumers Ackilles, Artist, Boston: Leop- ard, Aloertson, do: scnirs J H iuddell, Jr, Sharp, Bowe toni Isaae 1 Clurk, Lake, do. 5 Nederland, Wyoming, Hunter, Row man. Aug 1—Arrived, bark Alba (Dan), Foxwood, Ivigtut; schrs JK coward, Howard, StJohn, NB; Wm Toud, Wood, Calais: Yankee Doodle, Rose, New York; Marion KE Kockhill, cockhid. Portsmouth: Hi L slaight, Wi Neponsett: Daniel Brittain, Carroll, Bostoa; Maxfeld, Davis, Norwi a 31.8, Det, July 31, AM—Steamer Lancaster, for : brig Floreuce, fot do; schirs Carl D Lathrop, for nudso :Leninau Blew, tor Came bridge; Thomas for Boston: De Morey Gray, ior Providence; 8 8 Bickmore, tor Portsmouth, and An‘ drew Nebinker, for Portland, ‘passed aown this morn- ny ‘Barks Kustavo (Ital), tor Penarth Roads for ordera and Agistera (Br), tor’ tvigtut; steamers Reading, to New York, and Katiesaare, for Boston; schrs Wm Cone ners, for do: Ward J arks, lor Charleston ; Mary G Cole lins. ior Boston; Clitford, for Salem; Emeline MeLain, for Quincey Pomt: Benj iteed, tor Portland, and Marv Nowell, for Provider scd down last evening. Noon—schirs J & fo “t (Br), from St John, NB, and Abbie, trom Portiand, passed up at 9:40 AM. Steamer Centipede, tor Busion; seurs FI Collins, for do: Howry J May, for dot ile’ L. Smith, tor do, and Lainarting, for Providence, passed down sittee morning reoort PM— teamers Roman, for Boston, and Wyoming, for Savannah, passed dowi at 145 1M. Steamer Hun yvidence; schrs Annabelle, for Boston; Lacy Church for Providence, and yacnt kya assed down atzsky PM PiveLawa te BanakwarkR, July 31~Passed in, bark Mom- | treal, trom Antwveep. Selir Jolin Me \dams remains for New York, AC the pier discharging, scar E & G W Hinds, from Calais, Me. wich lumber. pchrs Francis Rexwicr, and Joseph Atkins, are ema foading. Schr James Hoyt fs here in ballast : The steauwer Geo W Elaer (not the Richmond as before ) remains for w York, ste land aoe to moet Patina PORTLANL —Cleared, wehr Sop! rang, Dyer. Georgetown, DC jnd sailed). th—Cleared, sehr Bramball, Hamilton, New York. selir Albert U Waite, brig Etta MeTucker, Norfolk. irs BJ Willard, Philadelphia; Sophie York. r Prancoula, Braggs, New York; sohy Johuson, Phisadel phi d—Hark Woodvine; sehr BJ Willard, i—Arrivel, schrs EB G Willard, Philadelphia, Tumis Baker, PROVIDENCE, Arrived, steamer Florida, chrs Ann S Cannon, Nor Nellie H Bene tict, Thomp- DC; kiliott L Dow, Daboll, Alex. Dix, Philadelphia; Elesta — Bailey, Jolphia! Minqaas, Phillips, Port Johnsony rwood, Engle, Haverstraw: kvergreen, Turner, tor Pawtucket; Imogene Diverty,’ Gandy, Samuci Hiker, Riker, New York. schrs lurdett Hurt. Brooks; MV Coox, Fal kenburg; Jolin A Grifin, Poster; Mattie B Rulaa, Rulang Loui-e kathy y od J LT Worshington, Fitely, Vinia teiphia . Charlesworth, Millville, NJ Mist, Muncy. Trenton; Julia A Tate Haverstraw; Pingham; Autia B Haves, Barlow; Mary F Oust: 1; Sarah B Vuckley, Buckiey; Onward, Wheeler, ret idwin, Samis, New Yor! uly 3/—Arrivea, schrs Imogene, Div- svergreen, Turner, Hoboken. erty, Gandy, 3 site l—sehirs John Nall, Jr, Powell, Price, Campbell, Philatelphia. RICHMOND, July iled, schrs John McGinniss, Colborn, Stamford, L ¥ Pharo, Anderson, New York. Vith—Arrived. brig Jas B Kirby, Maxwell, Baltimore, schr J 7 Williams, Newberry, New York Cleared —Brig RM Hesiin, Gould, Tri is Satled—Schr Emma © Roinmell, ‘Adams, New York. LAND, July 26—Artived, ‘schrs Def ow York: Philanthropist, Go mb: a 2id, chr ty stanley, Dyer, Richmond, Vi; 24 hraim Williains, Keene. Baddeck. C8; schry oi rk tart rd, Blackh@ton, Wilmington: WH. Thoradike, nman, New York. L Sturdevant, Adains, Newbern, Convoy, Frenen, New York. FRANCISCO, Jaly 24—Cieared, bark Leonie, Bre- goon, -urrard Inlet; sctr Mabel Seott, Weeks, Tabiti via Mendocino, : Siiled—ship Orpheus (Br), Glass, Liverpool; bark. cu Shooting Star, Austin, Nanaimo; brig ‘Paloma (Tab), Nise ‘abit. ‘Mm—Arrived, ship Lady Blessington, Brown, Liver- ool. Pectiled —Steamer Montana, Douglas, Guaymas and Cola rado River. SALEM, July delphia; Bedabedec, yer, Couk, Port Johnse Sith—- strived. brig Wid Horse (Br), Macomber, Maite land, NS, for Bridgeport; sonra ME Graham, Davidson, and ‘Fiorence Nowell, Tenuunore, Philadelphia; Clara Jane. Garrison, Hoboken. STOSINGLON, ~Arrived, schrs Connecticut, Smith, Port Johnson; Frank Peres, Filandon, south Amboy; Reading KallroadNo 43, Ganidy,do; Isabel Al- nker, Baltimore. July 90—Arrived, schra Thomas ia Day, GW Rowley and Paul P Kel- ley, Bost tor Phil ph A Hammond, Saco for do; Maggie J Chadwick, Boston for Baltiniore; Eous B Phil hips, Richmond, Me, for do: Mary A Trainer, Lynn for do; Alida, Boston for New York: Mabel Hall, Ricamond, Me. tor dd; Island Belle, Kastport for do; Jama eH tripp, Chatham tor do h Batted he 42 a nity Pat ipeae W Halg, J C Cotting am, Mary shields and Wnt Slater. Bist arrived, sehr H D Halstead (Br), Philadelphia for mi —Ali, before reported excepting sehrs M C Tay: 5 Jor, Jackin, ILD Haiswad (0), P\— Arrived. sehr Searville, Newburyport for George Arrived, schrs Alice B Bassett, Phila urvey, Perth Amboy; Ai Sam Sailed—Senr Minnie 0 Taylor. és ‘Ang 1— Arrivet, aches 4 © Rogers, New York for Bos South Amboy for Chelsea; Atlantic, do for Bangor; Olive Fee ody tor ath lok: Newburcpocs: Albiua, ‘Hobo: 11. do tor Waldoboro; Only on, 1 Tee eer ea ardiner: Parallel, Weehawken for Lubec: | "Saile i—Sehrs 8 6 F James (ity fOr, big ras Wie Georgiana, 0 Kogors, Atlantic, Albion, G eae on Cito Pnilcott, and'H D Halsted (Bry: ‘Arrived and sailed, yaeat ornes of New York, for New hedford, to procure anew bowsprit. Sa RolLAM, Jule 3)--Arrive4, sche Lucie Wheatley, Phiiadeiph Wheatley ita Sailed, bark Waldo, Estes, Bris. WisCAassen, July —Arrived, schrs Susan B Nash, tol MEY, Jaly Appleman, Hoooken; Dreadnaught, Saunders, Perta Ainbo) ‘wta—Arrived. schrs & W Rabcock, Gardiner, Wee. hawken, Jen lark, Clark, Hoooxen, WICKFORD, July arrived, sche Joseph Porter, Burrouzns, Philaseipiin WaRGEN, July 90—Smled, schr Mary H Mifflin, Ferris, Hovosen. ue 4a NBOUS, BS0..UTH DIVOROES OBLAINED FROM DIFFER ent Sottes; legitt every wher orton, &., sit. fleont cuuys; no pavisrty requt > eharge antl divoree granted; atvy M. Ho Atwrney, 194 Broadway. f OFPIUS, BROOKLYN, COR nd Joerum streek a trou a to 9 Pe aL n sunday trom $t9 BM, A HERALD BRANC «ner of Puiton ave: ‘ Aten *E DIVOROKs OBLAINGD PROM DIFFBA ry iit states tor numerous crass, No pupils fubeantgene eras cats a genie : Mesudence oilloe NOU Mighth steosy 4 ~~ ) )