The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1875, Page 10

10 THE’ STORM. ——— Floods in ffect of the Southern Ohio. INUNDATIONS IN CINCINNATI. Considerable Damage to Planta- tions in Tennessee, The Watershed of the Mis- sissippL TENNESSER, & PLANTATION OF NINZ HUNDRED ACRES UNDEB WATBER—PLASTERS STBENGTHRNING THE LEVEES. MEMFIIIS, August 4, 1875. Apperson’s plantation of 900 acres at Port Perry, Dpposite Friar’a Point, is submerged. A crevasse as been made at De Soto Front, twenty-seven “piles beiow here on the Mississippi side, but the Sianters are endeavoring to stop It. are allat work strengtheving the lev ‘The ‘Water is pouring threugn the old town crevasse. Tue stench irom the submerzed corn Selds ts said to be terrific, owing to the corn seuring. ‘phe river ut Lbis point is rising steady, baving risen one and a ball inches since the last report, nd is now within fourteen inches of the danger ine which covers the country westward to Madl- Ark. @ distance of lorty miles, The feeling mong those interested 1s more Lopeiul im cousequence of a decline ut St. Lous, bat re- ports irom Obio cause gloomy forebodings, OHLO. THREE THOUSAND ACRES OF CORN GONE IN THE SCIOTO VALLEY—THE LOSS HALF 4 MIL- LION OF DOLLARS. CINCINNATI, August 4, 1875, A special cerresponnent of the Commercial, who (3 examining the effects of the flood in Southern Dhie, reports to-might baving travelled trom Portsmouth up tke Scioto Valley as far as Pike- yon, duding a ‘continued scene of ce Diattion = along the entire route. The Scioto Kiver is still rising and has flowed over the entire valley, the depth of tne water ranging Jrom five to thirty :eet. By actual count he re- Ports 3,000 acres of corn gone, causing entire 1033 Yo the owners. The crop promised an average Yield of sixty busbeis to tae acre, This loss occurs ip territory only sixteen miles long and lying in Scioto county. «reased vy the enure Cestruction of the wneat iO) and the most of the nay. tue Scioto line devastation continues, prob- ably ali the way to Columbus. Geuts of the valley for filty years that bo | simila destruction of crops .by overflow has ever before vecarred. The river has been higher, year, &t over $500,000, ‘The planters | Tnese figures will probably be in- | | Northwest from | Resi- | say | but met at this season o1 the | ‘the toss in this valley alone is estimated © | ‘Tne water irom the river is {nvading the cellars | ou broadway, Sycamore, Main, Waluutand Vine Stree(s, the depth varying trom a@ lew incaes to dour er five Jeet, “ Nearly all the cellars | ®u the streets mentioned, up as far as Second street, are * flooded, the water | Teaching thein througu the sewers. The greatest damage is reported on Vine street, where tue Wailer was bot expected to reacu., In the Mili creek Valley the flood has taken away a portion of the Hill of the Dayton Short Line road, but trains are still rupning regularly. At the lower portion of PixXth street and near the mouth of Mili vreek 4 Lumber Of houses have from two to four feet of Water on the first Qoors. The water is aiso flow- ing imto the bed of the White Water Canal, now Occupied by the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and La- Jayette Railroad track, and their Pium street de- Ot has seVeral Incues of water on tne floor, The iver at SIX O’C\OCK had 5254 feet of water im the phannel, and is vtull rising. lt is thought the highest pulot will be reached some time to- morrow. LOUISVILLE, August 4, 1875. To-day is the first fuir day im tmis vicinity for ix weeks. Great damage has been done to the €rops ali tarougu the State by continuous rains, MISSISSIPPL “NINE HUNDRED ACRES SUBMERGED—THE AP- PREHENSIONS OF FARMERS. VICKSBURG, Miss., August 4, 1875, The Mississippi River is still rising, but within ~tts banks, except at very low places. The water is muning through tne old crevasse at Asutons, La, near the boundary tue with Arkansas. This does little damage, as it Joon passes mmto the bayou Macin Butt, At a pout opposite Friar’s Post, in Phillips county, rkansas, there is a crevasse Which has aiready jobmerged 900 acres. Much apprevension exists mong farmers, as an overflow would be meajeu- biy serious, It beimg too late to replant. OF WATERS. THE FATHER THE WATERSHED OF THE GREAT RIVER AND ITS BUBPIVISIONB—CA) OF THE RAPID AND IMPORTANT CHANGES IN ITS THEORY OF THE FORMATION ‘OY THE MISS: SIPPI BASIN—THE DEVASTATING POWER OF THE STREAM AND THE ®OSSIBILITY OF MITIGATING If CONSIDERED. ‘The great river bas ocen a puzzie to man since first its mighty waters rolled by him in solemn majesty toward tne sea. It is so immense, im- Measurable and overwheiming in its might that it seems almost absurd that the feeble band of BED— | s- | anan should strive against and endeavor to guide | the tameiess tide into a pathway of bis choice. JNow and then the great river rises up, and, wito Brour like anury laugnter, it sweeps away in a Moment tue work of years, and buries forever in ¥he silent depths of its muddy bosom the weak barriers tbat are erected to curb its power. The Mighty force represented by the Missiasippi River can scarcely be realized or appreciated anicss vy actual observation of its influences bo ts surroundings, and few, exceps those who huve endeavored to investigate the puLenomena of its origin, development and char- | acter, can form anytoing like an accurate opinion of it# nature. Streteming its tributary arwe Away tO the east and to the west and penetrating Jar to the merinern latitudes, the Mississippt Wathers to itseil the waters of the Continent and delivers them up to the sea. faded braucnes wrenched by the passing storm irom the oaks that suadow the State line of Svutaera New York ana the pine tops and ligibs tricamed of by tue lum- herman's axe tm uortbern Minmesota meet the seltonwood and sage vusn from Wyoming Ter- sitory and the cactus from New Mexico in taeir { ‘Watery journey to the Gaif of Mexico—represep- | tatives from ueariy every State aud Territory be. tween (he Aliezbanied and tue Rocky Mountains to the great meeting of muday Géoris and drultwood Bite delta of the Mississippi. TUE WATERSHED. ‘The basin, or watershed, of the Missiasipp! em- braces fully two-fifths of the area of the United ftates and extends across tue Continent (rom tne 78ib to the 1l4th meridians—a distance measured bo the 40th paraliel of lautuae of over 1,300 miles, and from the national boundary on cme north to the Guif of Mexico, over 1,800 miles measured of the 9d meridian—and represents an ar of abous 1,.00,00 square miles, This watersied mdy be subdivided into five parte, which are draiued by as many distinct systems of tributary rivers, ‘They ure as followa:— First—Tne northern suvdivision, or section drained by the Upper Mississipp. aod by tls eriva- turles and thei brauches—tne illinois, Kock, Wis- | anu depressions of | upon at. lying ocky Mountaius ana between tne areas mand Jorty-ninta purailels of lat. Fourth—The western section, kansas and Rea rivers, with toeir tributaries—tue Waite, Neosho, Cimaron and Canadian rivers aud tue Wichita River, respectively—and by the minor Streams that fow trough the territory nume- diately adjomming the wast bank of the Mississipol. Pyth—The suuthern, or Gul), section, Wuick 1s the smallest, and is dramed by the Yuz00 and the Swailer streanis of Western Mississippi. Relerence ls made to this suodivision of water- Shed area, as it will be necessary to eXamine each section separately, both as to its geological and meteoroingica: relations to the general question Of the physics of the Mississippi. Belore doing so, however, 1t will be proper te wiance over tue gen- erai plan Of the wain Watersued, In order tu de- termine its history abd character as a whole, and to decuce there/rom # well founded treory as to the causes of the rapid and important changes taking piace over Its area, and the influence these ined by the Ar- eXereise In producing or modifying in any degree | the inundations that devastate Wie low lying lands along the Lower Mississippi and its wibutary rivers, “THR MISSISSIPPI BASIN.” The peculiar con/ormation of the great basin, Its irregular outhue and general physical character- istics Suggest that prior to or during the period of reawangement of the divisions of land and water | over this. portion ef the earta’s sur- fact the Mississippt Valley Was @ Vast lake Or Ipland sea, exteuding over an immensé area and marked in its deepest portions by the depressions whic have since be- come Valieys through wuicn the r vers dow, The gradual subsidence of the waters caused by the Various cuanges incidental to & period of active geological movement, or by the evaporation of the Waiers of the land sea, or vy tne filling up process Which Was necessarily In active operation | On all sides of the busin, whereby the detritus of a@ thousand bilisides was detacued by the wash- ings of the rains and the melting of snows ana borne aown by the inpumerabie Streains and rivers, soon caused the outlines of the watery area to ussume contours conforming to the direc: tons and ireguiuriues of tue natural elevations from the Waters, and when these were further modified so a8 to form lakes and rivers the pres- entsystem of patural drainage was developed, aud combines, 18 the shape of fiver systems aud their respective Watersheds, to form weal 1s known as the great basin 0: the Mis- Sissippl. Particular nportance must be ut | tached to the process of “filling up”? in connection with the physics of Lie Mississtppi River, because Uo this phevomenon Of deposit 1s due the alluvial {aims thas form such 4 marked leature 1 the re- gion. The process of denudation sets in directly aster surfaces are eXnosed to the action of the eiements, aud every rain crop falling ob the earth, aids in detaching some parucie of mutier from | | the general mass, so tuatit may be borne away by uy iranspornug power that seizes it. ‘his wearlog away of the earthy covering of hillsides, or the decomposition Of rocks, jurnishes the muddy sediment thatis held in suspension by the Waters of rivers aud streams, especially during perioas of flood alter heavy rain storms, and 13 carried downward with tbe current until posited at such points as inay be Javorabe for Such an operation. ‘These occur woere toe force Of the current is not sirong enouga to overcome the tendency of the particles to sink. The accumulations Of miscellanevus matter on deltas of the Mississippi ana Nie turnish Ulustra- tions of tue laws of denudation, transportation ana deposit, because they represent tue resuits of the Operation Of these laws through uatold centuries. THE POWER OF WAT! It has been observed by tne ablest writers in te service O| geology tzat the power of water us un ageat of denudation and suvsequent trans- portation of matier is, Wiihout any aeubl, tue greatest now in operation, The smallest streams carry with them a proportion of tue soll torough which they flow, aud wheo a union Of ther waters lucreases Lbe Volume and Veloci:y and consequent powers of erosion and transportatien of a river | tae effects on matter througa which the channel is formed will be very uiarked. Lyell estimates | the quaatity Of solid cartiy matter brougat down | annually by the waters ol the Mississippi to pe | 3,702,165,400 Cubic [eet and this Is exclusive Of the | Vast quantitics of floating timber and other Vegetaple matter waich dre continuously being borne of the uplands by the tributary | Streams. A yast quantity of tais atiuvium | finds its way to the Gull and is deposited ou the sudmerzed plateua of mud at the outer | euge of the delia, there torm.ug tne foundacion of | the extension of that great alluvial plain sea- | ward. Buta vast quauuty also is deposiced m she bed of tue great river itseil, and thiy process Of fililag up has ior ages assisted iu the 10: mation of bae great alluvial plains or boctom !ands that stretch soutuward from St, Louis tor 3,000 miles along thy river, and are in Widia from’ thirty to eighty miles, aud represent those meXhaustivly | teriile lands of Which tne London Tunes corre- spondeat wrote im 1865:—“Lhere ts no system. ‘dhe farmer scratches tre ground aud throws in the Seed, and is bountilul harvests come up year | after year without furtner thougnt or trouuie. ‘Thousands Of cencuries have made we sou for hin, and it defies him to make Loo heavy demands At gives um uli ne asks, ana 1s never known Co didappernt or fail.’ THE FILLING UP OF THE RIVER BED, Tnere cannot be auy doubt whatever thas the | filling up process coustantiy going on along tue line Oi the Mississippi Jurnisnes the ney to the aifticulty a3 regards the disastrous iundations, ‘Tue bed of the river 1s tp many | laces little lower thaa the general ievel of the adjoming couutry. Where the levee system has been jong in use til persistent efforts of the planters have been suc- cessiul in confining tne river to its channel, gud 16 18 Obly When @ disasier occurs like that OF last yeur that Lue great river conquers the levee | builder and takes a terrible revenge tor its im- | prisunment. ‘The duflicuity Increases every year. Assuming even that 1018 possible to build levees substantial enouxh to lesis— all doods that may Tise Guriug the coming decade, yet It must be re- memoered tuat these levees will in years oecome worthless and must be repiaced py niguer aykes im order to counteract or rather to compensate for the iucreased height of tue Water caused vy the raising of the river bed. When the limit is | reached, When It Will be impussibie to raise higher | dykes, theu a oreach will bring irremediable disas- | ter, Jor tie coaditions of drainage wiil be re- versed and the river will be Digaer tnan tue land, | as it is DOW lu many places, Another very iuipyrtant fact bearing on the | subject of tue filing up of the river bed is, that | natural deposits vulid up alluvial jand bordering | on tivers on & certain level, whicu wil be tne | ordinary or mean lever oi the stream. The ten- | dency will be to Wash tifis new mauve surface vare | of auy accumulation that rises bigher than this | jevel, should # fluod or freshet occur. Toe dyking | off of such am alluvial are be the sarest way ol preserving and increasing its level over the Water, umiess 4 division Of Lue channel leaves it intact. | ‘The dy king of a considcraple length of the Mis- | sissippl, Which Was beguu with the first settie- meut of the country by (ue Spaniards and Frenen, | and at the lower eud of tue river--the part where | tee largest volume of Water would necessarily | mulate during periods of flood. and whece, vious to the dyking, the river Lad deposited a cousideravle portion of iis load of earthy matter that did ugt reaca the Gull, as muy be seen from the chara€ter of the deep alluvial plains ou each side—nas limited the srea oO; storm overiow at these parts of the river’s course and imcreased the aniount of matter deposited in the river bed, Taising if, and With It the yolume of waters itcar- | ried seaward. Every inch twe river ved 18 raised by deposit at any point south of Mempiis ae creases tue velocity of the current aid increasca the possibility of deposit, su that the evil really aggravates itsel!, and, as already suggested, imay become irremediabie. Leaving tor future examination the other facts bearing O8 this all-important question of the con- Gition of the Mississippl, We Mud in this one alone an illustration Of the difficulty of man’s tase t fetter aud subdue the giaut iorces of nature, STORM AND FLOODS IN CEYLON. Tue Ceylon Times of the of June states thas there had been Im the t#iand that week the heaviest storm and rainfali that had been expe- rienced simce 1 There was great foodiug in the low couttry and inundations Im the outlying parts of Colombo, The trafic on the railway } Was suspended completely for some time one vridge Was carricd away altogetner, Many of the roads Were \ipassavle aga considerabie damage Was done to property. IT A CONSPIRACY ? IS 4 WELL KNOWN NEW XORKER CHAUGES RELA- TIVES AND ACQUAINTANCES WITH TRYING TO PUT HIM IN BEDIAM. A HERALD reporter visited the Essex County Jail, New Jersey, tor the purpose of hearings statement irom Mr. Desha Stith, who has becn | imprisoned since tug 16m July ou @ charge ot as- Sault and bwtrery with intent to kill, Mr. Smitn is weil known in New York, having been a mem- ber of some of the best clubs here, Lily tatser, Mr. Murray F. Smith, died two or three months since, leaving between $20.000 and $40,000, the wreck of @ once iarge fortune. By ius will o pointed his duughter Armede sole executtx. Anotuer of his daughters is marined to Mr. W. H, | Vanderuit, som of the Commodore, consin, Black, Ohippewa@ and St. Croix rivers on | the eastern side vi the main tiver, and by be Minnesota aud Des Moines rivers vn the western s.de, ‘hese branch (rom the Upper Mississippt at wimost regular jutervals sions {8 course norte ward (rom the junction with the Missouri at St. Louis. Second—The eustern subdivision, drained by the fennessee, Cuwmberiand, Green, Wabusp aud White rivers, Which, witn the Ono as the main Tiver, uw 1wtO tie Mississippi at Cairo. Third— the nore estero section, aud oy far the largest in area, (3 Mainly drained by the Missouri wha its trivufaries-—tie Osage, Ransas, Piatte, Niobvraran, White Bart geyenue, Littie Mis | Marcha's, Waite £arta Milk, sour, Yovowstoue, W.), & daque and Sioux rivers—the wuole torm- | and Was aWakeued abous guduignt by &@ Pouce. | in reply to questions put by the reporter Mr. Desha smith suid thas previous to his incarcera- Won he was boerding with bis sister Armeae, who has 4 house in Kast Orange, N. J. Onthe i4tn of jast Month We had a quarrel with ber avout her Teceiving the visits of a lady who until recently occupied @ very questionable relation toward a | deiunct member of their family, Words waxed bigs’ vet ween tuem, Wntii at last MISs SMITH RUSHED AT VER BROTHER and scraicued fits face. Fhe jatrer responded by siapping her oo the lace, she then rusned oat of | the uvose and vegan to scream, when some weighdors came in and restored quiet Mr, Smita 1s aN juvalid and hus beeu going un crutches for & comsideravie time in consequence oO: an affection Of the spine, He retired jor tue nigut, the suriace slowly emerging | de- | | signal for use on board © Ship Lammermoor (Br), Duncan, London—C L Wright man, who showed him a warrant for bis arrest on a charge made by his sister Armede of assault and battery with intent to kill, Smith w earried to the jail, arriving there about one o'clock in the morning of the 15tu of July, and has not had a bearing since, The next day alter bis ar | rival im the County Jail Mr. Smith was visited by dis sister Armede, Colovel C. B. Stoughton, of New York; Mr, Joseph J. Asch, a former partner | in business with Mr, Smuth, and Dr, Webw o; 6Bast)§ Orange, who ail impressed on him the serious wature of the charge made | | Against him, and represented tae disgrace tat Wouid attend the 1¢ family i he Was tried and punisned for his offence. hit On @ plan that would obviate all pecessity for the matter coming betore the public, He was to play the :erazy dodge, and by this means the could get tim out of prison without aay troubi ‘They Would get all the necessary certificaves for Lis Leing put into their hands and | TAKEN TO A LUNATIO ASYLUM, | Where, of course, be would be examined, pro- | noauced insane and walk forth a free mun without any further trouble, He agreed to the plan, ana | the party left te obtatn ¢. requisite papers. He then wrote to a personal friend of his, Mr. Hol- | | jand, who resides in Fultom street, Newark, aud who at once went to see him. On hearing his case the latter strougiy suspected that there | | Was “a put up job’ to get Mr. Smith | out of the way, as {if was more than probavle, in the = delicare state | of health to which his friend was reauced, that If he were putin & Madgouse be Would soun be In a8 crazy @ state as any of the other inmates. Mr. | Holland was supported in Nis opinions by another | Iriepd) Who visited Mr, Smitn at tee same tim ‘The friends toen made Judge Titswortn o quainted with the whole circumstances of th case, the result being that when @ petition was presented to ulm—signea by Miss Smith, Colonel Cc, B. Stoughton and Mr, Josept J. Asch, praying that Desa Smith oe put tn an insane asyluin, and acconpamied by a certificate of insanity signed by Dr. Webdve, of East Orange, and dated nine Gays ulter Mr, Suaith’s imprisoument, and vy Dr. | Joan, Mitcaellvof No, 18 West Tuictietn street, New York—be ordered that another doctor in New | York should also sign a certiticate belore he | would issue an order granting their request, The | uvlic prosecutor, Coionel Abeel, recommended r. Nicuols, of No. 10 West Park street. Miss Smith and party then went to the latter and rep- | resented to nim | VHE DEEP APFLICTION THRY WERE IN | On accountor (heir untortunate relative, stating | their conviction o his Inadness and showing him the certificate signed by Dr. Webbe, who was | alsoin their party. They requested Dr. Nichols | to go at once and examine Mr. Smita merely as a matter of form, and be might rely on their good | oMces should he require their services at any time. Dr. Nichols declined to go en taat day on | account of previous business engagements, but Said he would go on the following aay, The next morning he received another visit irom some of the previous duy’s party, who gave him the certifl- cace granted by Dr. Weobe, On the jormer’s ar- rival at the County Jal he subjected Mr, Smita to a most searchigg examina- ton, the result bvbemg tpat “he declined | | to “issue a certificate, en the ground of Mr, sinith’s pertect sanity, In conciuding the interview Mr, Smity said that some time since he Was much addicted to drinking, and that he was quite willing to go {0 an ineorlate asyium tor Sume stated thie, but his sister and her triends now want iin to go to China or some other piace out of the country, ana have offered him the necessary: means to go, He has about $3,000 or $4,000, Which is tied up for some time to come in the hands of his relatives. ‘ney bave totally neglected him While in prison; any necessaries he gels beyond the prison allowance are supplied to | him by Colonet Jobnson, the Warden, and Mr. Holland, to whom, he says, he cannot be suffi- | ciently grateful. ‘ ‘tbe reporter then called on Dr. Nichols, who | corroborated Mr. Smith’s statement so Jar as he | Was concerned, and jurtuer staies that he | was called on since by a person trom Colonel Stougucon’s ofiice, tu this city, who asked bim for | the documents that were left in bis possession, | He seemed much surprised whea told that he cut not get them, SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. Steamer. Destination. | Office. Greece....... « «London... }64 Broadway. Pommerania.. . .| Hamp 61 Broadway MR ssis cag ees .| Kotterdain | &Broaa way ‘of brooklyn. | Liverpool. |i5 Broagway. annic. iLivernoot.. {19 Brouaway gypt 69 Broadway. Utopia 7 Bowing Green Pereire. se broaaway Kher . Bowliny Greea Dakor 10.| Liverpool. |29 Broadway. Botnuis 11,| Liverpool. 14 Bowling Green Stateor 11.) Glastow,..172 Broad wav. Suevia, Hamburg. |61 Broadway. City oF Livervoor | 19 Broao way. Germanic .| Laverpoot.. |19 Broaaway. The Quee: Liverpool. |69 Broadway. Ethiopia. ‘IGlasgow...!i Bowing Green Oder .| Bremen ...|2 Bowling Green | Wisec Liverpool. |29 Broadway, Abyssmis Liveroooi..|+ Bowhng Green WA >ch Rotterdam |50 Broadway Gellert Hamburv..\61 Broad wuy¢ | Adrinti Liverpool..l1y Broaaway. City of Montreal. Liverpoot..|15Brouaway, | Spain 2] Liverpool :|68 Kroaawa7. | Bouvin’, :|Glaseow...|7 Bowing Green So Broadway 2 Bownne Green zy broad way. 4 Bowling Greea 21} Havre. Bremen Liverpool Liverpool. Franc | Neckar | Wyoming: Algeri State of indidna’.|Aug. 25.|Glasgow ..|72 sroaaway Cinbria 2. 23.) Mamourg. /6] Broadway Berlin. .| Liverpool |i Broadway .| Liverpool. |19 Broadway Liverpool.. [89 Broad wity. | Ginscow...|7 Bowling Green | Bremen... |2 Bowling Green .| Kotterdam | 90 Broadway Liverpoou.| 19 Broad way. Liverpool. |15 Broaaway. Ville ue raris. Havre. 56 Broadway. State o1 Georgi . | Glaswow... |72 Broaa way. P Calané.... +) Rotterdam |60 Broadwa) ng NOTICK TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTER- ING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New York Henatp has adopted @ distinguishing Coston nigat Hgnatp steam yacht, shows ing while burning the colors rea, green, red, changing from one to the other im succession, and can be seen sev- ‘eral miles distant Captains ot vesseis upon seeing this signal will oblige us by preparing auy marine news they may have tor the thip News Department of the Henao. eg Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriving at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Hukatp news yacht, pier No | bast River, New York. Letters received trom all partsof the world and promptly delivered, Duplicates are re- cuired, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON, HIGH WATER Sun rises. & 00} Gov. Isiand, Sun sets 7 11| Sandy Hook. © 23; Hell Gate... ORK, AUG. 4, 1875. Moon sets. sth PORT OF NEW Y CLEARED. Steamer Uruguay (Urug, formerly Br steam yacht Oo tavia), Sommers, Moutevideo—A 5 Arias. steamer Leo, Daniels, anuah—Murray, Ferris & Co. ‘Steamer E C Biddle, Pierce, Phitadeipnis—Jas Hana, “ae George A Stout, Ford, Philadeipbia—James nd, Ship Coldstream, Salter, Melbourne—Mailler & Que- reati. | &0o. | Ship. Independence, Strout, Valparaiso—Simpson, | Clavp & bo. Bark Whitehall (Br), Caldwell, La Zochelle—J # Whit Bey & vo. Bark NS de lo# Angelos (Sp), Ramirea, Santander— Sova, Terry & Co. ark Mowe (Ger), Egers, Pernambuco—Funch, Baye ey Brig Atalaya, Allen, Napics—Marcus Hunter & Co, Iinng Salista, Partridge, Kio Janeiro—James & Ward & 4&0 ir Beri rid Harvey, Collins’ Calais, Me Providence They told him they had | } ! J ¥ Chandier (st), Petis, Hillsboro, NB—D & be 0, 1, Beveridge, Brunswick, Ga—Warren Ray. Sehr 8 & Bswall, Warren, south Amboy, NJ—Wilsoa Godtrey dy Hook—F N Class, if Mott Hay cur Harvest, Corwiu, 4 Bristul—H W sci? Onward, Wheeler, Provide HW Jackson & | Son. wlacturing Vo. delir A Forsyth, Hobbie, Stamtord—Stamford Mana- chrU U ackeu, Toms, Stamtord—Stamtora Manufac- turing Co ’ ARRIVALS, HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPI LINK. Steamer sam Weller (ir), Rawton, London July 20, 5), passed bark Galilee wf North Shields, bound w 2d iat al bi, swamer City qi Richmond ( 0. Sehr Alzena, Plummer, Copenhagen—Brett, Sov & Co. Housman, Ryder, Baltinore—Wm Chaliners. enr Itiley Ali Frye & Co, Jackson & son. senr 8 ¥ Godwin, Williams, Stamrora—stamfora Man- facturing Co. REPORTED BY THE WRRALD STEAM YACHTS AND in Uaulustto sapscutt Bros & Co. Aug |, lat 4l 5, lon 59 hence tor ‘pool 1 Peansylvania (Br; Knight, Glasgow | 4th, Wich dee and W pasmeut July 2), lat 43 lJ, ion 38 25, passed Vinvia, trom StJoun, N for Liverpool; Wt), lat lou 44 40, sole Miranda, eu | Boyleton and Hoads; Aug 2, lat sl 34, jon 61 1), fla se), | hence ‘tor Glasgow; Jat 40'4y, Lo up Uristel | (wer, bound east | feumer Stale of Nevada (Zr), Braes, Antwerp July | 2. win Indas and 741 passengers to GW Colton, Bist | Jat 425). jon 49 2, passed a large seeberg; 26th, lat 4 24, lon 1535, 4 North vermin Liogd's steamer vould east. Seamer 2 ue er, Franzed, tramburg July 2. Via Havre zich, with mdse'and 50 passengers to huahardt | Had variable Weather; July 31, tad o denge fog; | July 3, berween lat 4005, lon du, aud tat 4534, lon | 44 17, passed (wo ievergs, swaner Keaetactor, Jones, Wilmington, NC, 30 hours, | with aval sures, &e, to Win & Ciyde & Go Steauier HAVA: stores | ship Fawn | Dauham's efhip tas Loune, lyde & (o. lasgow Sbdays, , Dunkirk via Halifax 47 days, in basiast ty ¥ & ve. ships ” Wheeler, thomsen, Uavana lO days, in ba! Jast to Win mn Bark Fal Yarmouth, N3), Stanley, Boston, yia Delaware Breakwater, 5 Jays, in bailast to Boyd & | Hineken. July 6, lat 4%, loa 44 39, to iat 44, ion 4, was eure Founded with i for Ui duys; were wore 26 in sight at ove ume. Wilmington, NO, with | in ballast to Thos | \ melons to Joseph Davis, , im ballust to master. July 7, Veet pian, was washed trom the deck overboard a Bark Bertha (Nor), Gaara, Newry 35 cays, In ballast Tetens, Bockiann € Co, is wnchored at Sandy Look for orders. nro Dovoy, se vad wi Bark Sarpen (Nor), Backer, Sligo $8 days, in ballast to ds Lat 43 lon 52'saw a large iceberg. The 51s an- ndy hook for oraers. 08% (Nor), Jacobsen, Tunsbers 35 days. in buliast to Funeh, Edye'& Co. ly chchored in Gravesend Bay for orders, Burk Tratlk \Nor), Jacobsen, Havre 48 days, in ballast to Benham & Bo 22 lac £2 55, lon 49 St, passed a large ieberg: 7 jon 449, spoke Dark Anna | (Sor. trom Autwerp for Pilla iz 2 dato jon 6317, bark Hertha (Nor), trom Dublin for Balumore. Hark Agues (Sor), Foss,’ Havre $s duys, in ballast to ‘Tetens, Bockihann &'Uo. 14 auchored in Graveseud Bay tor orders. . Bark Rosina Brano (Ital). Paturzo, Licata 72 days, with pulphur to order; vessel to Fuuch, sdye & Vo Vassed Gibrakar Jun: Bark Sunstine, Clark, Havana, 10 days, in ballast to Ww Nelson, Jr. Bark G@ W Rosevelt, Harriman, Havana 10 days, with sugar to order: versel to James t. Ward & Co. ark John Grillin, Weslberg, Havana, li dave, with suvar to order, vessel to James E Ward & Co, no date, Aliders Heterson, seaman. aged 24 years, a pative of Finland, died of dropsy, at the luftrmary, iv Havana. bark ‘res Aurera (Span), Cabus, Havana 12 days, 10 | ballast, ty B Fuig & Co. bark bsperai ifr), Guilion, Boston 5 days, in ballast to # Unkart € Co. Brig 8 N Hanseu (Nor), Sarensen, Galway 37 days in ballast to Funeh, Edye'& Co, July 20, Jat 434), lon 4940. passed an iceberg: 2iat. ipt 42 53, low 49 30, passed soveral large icebergs; Yith, lat *4l 90, lou 52, spoke bark Arizona iof “toekton), rom St John, ‘Ni, for Penarth. Hus (82), Towse, Anguilla 18 days, with arke Brig Morning Star (Bz), Borden, St. Thomas, 12 da: in ballast, to stmpson & Shaw. a ~ ,Brur Charles 4 Bovey (ot >t John. NB), Scott, Havana 13 days, with suxar to Moses, Murphy & Co; vessel to i Sancees Y Volt Brig Avita, McGil, Cardenas 8 days, in ballast, to B Pug & echr phen Harding, Harding Tecolutta, Mex, 26 days, with cedar and tustic to BF Metcalf & Co. Scur EJ Simmons, Harrington, Vort spain, Trinidad. 13 days, with sugar aud uolisses to lt 1rowbridge’s Sons: voswel to 14 W Loud & Co. so. Oey ad Ay Nelie Grant, Jordan, 9 Domingo ays, with log wood, &c, 10 A Noues & Co; vessel to BJ Wen: ri. Schr John McAdam (of Mobile Haskill, Kingston, Ja, Nia Delaware Breakwater 25 days, with logwood ° to mnaster. schr Rambler, Goslin, Port Antonig 13 days, with fruit to Kobert Stetson, Sehr Lugano MeKowen, Humacoa Pit 15 days. with sugar and wolasses to J ik Unatavia & Co; vessel to F Talbot & Co. Scur Ws Farwell, Lord, Inagua, via Delaware Break. Water 1] days, wath saltto ¥ Woolrulf; vessel to BJ Wenber, largarita Antonia (Spaa), Inglestaz, Hivana 10 Sehr days. in ballast, to order. Sehr Curtis Tilton, Kisley, Caibarien via Delawaro Breakwater 12 days, with sugar ai molasses to Bib Howell, son Co; vessel to squire Bros, Sehr City of Cholsea, Goodwin, Navassa 11 days, with pe fs to the Navussa® Phosphite Co; vessel to Law- ‘Oe Schr stephen G Pinkham, Hodgaon, Aux Cayes 11 bar Arseed tpeerood tol pie Ba. 9a ” 1th E ‘arrie ies, Graham, Barac ays, Ww! fruit to BJ Wenberg. “4 bi Sehr Hannah dattie, Ingersoll, Brownsville 23 days, with wool and hides to Woodhouse & Rudd. Schr Wapetla, Welton, Brunswick, Ga, 8 days, with luniber to master. Is voand to Port Johnson. * Schr Whituey Long sot st George, Me), 8, Brans- wick, Ga, 5 days, with lumber to 'W A'Ross; vessel to sehr vockwood, Hardcastle, Darien, Ga, 5 days, yitbloniber to Churles Fowler; vessel two Van Brunt & 0 Schr Aneroid. Talbot, Charleston 6 days, with lumber to onler; vessel to master. Schr Vapor, Avplegate, Port Royal, via Delaware Breakwater, 7 Gas Hash ebay 8, with lumber to order; vessel to Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskell, Washington, NQ, 2 days, with naval stores to Zopher Mulls = she spiga sehr W F Cullen, Buck, Hog Isiand. Schr Exchange, Tull, Noriolk. sehr Henry Adelbert, Peters, Richmond, Sehr AE Valenune, Potter, Richwond, Scur LP Pharo. Aniersou, Richmond. ‘ae Douglass, Virginia, with melons to Joseph Schr J § Gilmore, Smith, Virginia, Schr { Hall, Austin, Virgiuiae Behr Bxervion, Lytiau. Virginia Senr Two Marys, Crowley,-Vi Seur © W Alcott, trench, Virgima. Schr Harry Landell. taylor, Virgins. anne $ Mortord, Burdge, Georgetown, DC, for New senr AH Hurlbut, Gri a juribut, fing, Georgetown,.DC, tor New Senr Z Taylor, Hill, Georgetown, DC, for N : Sehr Wm Penn, Thompson, vauibridae, Ieee Sehr C 4 Cowart. taylor, ticoke fiver, Ma, with Scar Anthony Killzy, Greenwood, Baltum Rehr OH Datger, Aiisley, Balgmore ere dear J D Willams, Smith, Baltimore.’ Sebs Helen, Perry, Baltiuore tor New Bedford. Sehr Keystone, Hatch, Calais 4 days, with Jumber to master. ag-Bark olus (Ger), from Bremen, which arrived 24 and anchored at Sandy Hook t enpenstos y (oF Orders, cane up te the PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE, BOUND souTH. fteamer City ot New Seatora, Fish, New Bedford for New York. with mdse and passenzerg. Steamer Amos © Barstow, Howara, Providence for New York, with mdse aud passengers. Steamer biectra, Young, with mdse and passengers. tchr Helen Mar, Ward, Providence for New York. pour 110 Lymag,, Hull, Bridgepoce for New York. ehr Hastie iu. Ward, rttord tor New rl sehr Lochiel, of Casting, Me, bine sehr Jane, of Bosion, BOUND Bast, Brig Benjamin Carver, smart, v. Frovidence tor New York, New York for Bever- Brig Caroline E Kelly, Keith, Hoboken for Boston. Schr Helen P, Jones, Hoboken tor Boston. Schr F edwards, Hoboken for Providence. Echr AC Buckiey, Buckley. New Yor« tor Providence, Scur thos Haver, Joues, Weehawken tor Boston, seur kilen Perkins, Phill Weehawken tor Warren. pegs Ba Chessboro, Kob.nson, Port Johason tor Wes- rey. Sear W Ul Rit-hie, Ritchie, Port Johnson tor Bos' ta James warcer, or, Willets, Puiladelphia toe ar wie Sciir Neptane, Holmes, Port Johnson tor Portland, Schr James, Selsey, Amboy tor Hartiord. cehr C L Vandervoort, Kelly, Hoboken tor Dennis Schr Saxou, Pendleton, Port Junuson tor Portiand. uf Maria, Knowlton,’ Hoboken tor Boston. Schr Treasure, Saylor, w York tor Providence, Sehr Saratoga, Weeks Hoboken tor Providence, seght WY Uangam, Chase,’ New York tor Nuw -Bed- ford, ochr Veranda, Bona, New York for Providence. Kehr Expedite, Racket, Koudout tor Urient. bene Hamburg, Lyach, Newburg tor Hurtiord. hr Onuirlo, Purdy, Bilzabeth for Fall River. sehr Melican, Mudgkins, New York for Newbury ae dew Zealand, Simmous, Port Johnson tor Rew: ury port ahr Challenge, Terry, Port Johnson for Greenport. x hone Bather (8h, Crowley, New York tor St-andrews, echr Harry & Ned, Chambers, Elizdbeth for Wester- Je: % ‘ur E Runyon, Allen, Amboy tor tlarttord. behr E Pharo, sherman, Hoboken tor Providence. Sehr Keseue, Kelly, Hoboken tor Boston, Sehr BD Fits, Pits, Hoboken tor Bridgeport, Scur Rubina (Br), Sécord, Port Johuson tor Charlotte- town. scnr Emerald, Jones, Port Johnson tor Sag Harbor. tebe Artist, Fleming, New York tor Waretat tehr & W Day, Humilion, Port Jonnson tor Hingham. Sehr AG Hazard, Mack." Amboy tor Middletowa. Peg ag Andrews, Andrews, Hoboken tor Amster- am. Hol . Thomas Jefterson, Blockson, Hoboken for Stam- jor sehr Ella Vrances, Bulger, Hoboken for Newbur; Scur Naud Webster, Pendleton, New York op Dane ferthsport Sehr Porto Rico, Wentworth, Hoboken tor Newbury- rt. Peche Land M Knowles, Nowe, Hoboken ter Boston. sehr Breeze Bartlett, Port Jolson tor Falt iver. SeurJ 1 isibbara (br), Mercian, New York tor 8: John, B. peur Louisa, Schofleld. Weehawken for Boston. sehr Chauncey st John, Pursons, Port Jonnson tor Providence. sehr Justice, Caswell, Rondout for Narragansett. ao M Brainard, Wellman, Newburg tor Middle- wth. 7 deur Mary Anna, Adams, Port Johnson for Norwich. Senr Orton, Sunth, Hoboken for Norwalk, ‘tockhain, Hart, Hoboxeu tor Providence. chr ico Kilborn, lake, Port Johnson tor Gloucester. Senr Cuele joe, Willaims, Amboy tor Pordand, Ct Sebr Marsual: Perrin, Morton, klizabeta tor Hurtiord. le: Sehr tar spangied Banner, Mortou, Siigabeth tor Barttor ‘ schr Wm Flint. Port Johnson for Saiem, pebr Eliza J Kaynor, Raynor, Rondout for Boston. Scur HA Forsythe, Hovvie, New York tor stamiors. SALLED, mers Russa (Br), for Liverpool; August Andre Lev, Savannan; saip Bremerhaven barks bvanell (4r), Stettin: Umgend HL kouth, do; Moewé \Ger), Pernambu- dam; brigs Der Gratin (Br), schr Ben, Brunswick, Ga, St (Beig), Antwerp: (Ger), brem (sr), ‘London Go; ‘Arcturus’ (Br), Aust Liverpool; Akbar, Stetti Wand at sunset, south. MARITIME MISCELLANY, Stxamte Ciry ov St Jonx, which struck ov an ancinor on seal ur, Bathurst Harbor, July 9, and broke ber back, has been condemned. Sir katvia Accusta (Fort), Bap Juiy 21 for Liverpoo!, put ito Ha badly. Haun Puatisa, of Westport, 214 tons, has been pur- chased by U & tucker & Co. of New pedfora. Bare Srenvixe (st), Thompson, trom Wilmington, N July #1, tor London, put into Halitnx 4th mst, to change =" Capt nompson having severely injared him- welt. Sonn Guorae Giexvox Jewert, from Windsor for Neweastle, Vel, before reworted ashore aug2on hast Chop, Vineyard Uaveo, came off the same cay without damage. coun J W Hine, Pelton, trom New York July 31 for Corpus Christi, put imo Norfolk 4th inst, leaking, Sour HeLeN A Asus (three-masted), Endicott, at Bal- ita, trom Pensacola ma Aug 1, leaking | thmore 4th for Sew Beutord, reports ang 2 in’a squall near the Potomac Miver, carried away imzenmast, with its gear. i Faxiy from Providence, at Delaware Breakwater bad toreinast sprung, foresail goue, and other a ma Inpex, at Delaware Br il carried away. water Sd, had main- Loor ALPaKO A was at Provincetown Am 2, with | maiusall torn Rod bulwarks sivve, having been in colit- sion With ache AbvY Iugalis on ‘Frigay might, buck of Cupe Cod.” Lhe sloup 1s repairing at P, Hostox, Aug 3—The new ship at Kennebunkport, be- porte, burned, Was buit tor Messrs Geo C Co, of Boston, and ix 1 1m this eit 0 at she Will be & total loss, ontLAMM, Me, Aug 4—Sloop Newcomb, trom M put 1 Chebdeaqus isiands witd ail ber sails blown away and the Joss of a boat, Quuaxe, Aug 4—Capt Jarsen, of the Norwegian bark Serdimanden, reports having picked up off Pot ves. Monts, ou the ith ule, Capt Joseph Largie and tour soa: juen from the poop of the sehr Marie Keatrive, which had sprung a leaa aad sung duringa Voyage train Cape Blane tw Qaebec. Lavxem—the new iron Pacific mail steamer City of gy Will be saunched today. beween #and5 PM, from the yard of Jolin Koach & on, Coester, This is the third Yemel of te last contrast, the predecessors, ity uf New Yorg and City of Suit Frauciscu, belug neariy ready tor sot Smipsct.pine—At Kesex Willard A Burnhain has a sche ot 13 tens om the stoeks, which will bo ready for laumeu _ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 65, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. ark Devit: Dabrovacki (Aus), Krezevick, Lynm 83 | ing about tne Ist of } Matthews. tor 3 WR4&DA Burnham September. bs gh + sehr of 100 tons at their snipya: G Tare & Bro, of Gloucester. ing the Keel of « schr of 1 \ im Glow Hobbs Bros have 0 by Oliver Burn | ving a s*hr of about 100 | | tone, to be launen the middle of October Burn. | ham & Story are about commencing # sehr ot 10 tons, | Wwhichwill be ready tur Jaunching about the Istot No- vember, Lauxcuxp—At Essex, Aux 3. from the slupyard of | Chas 0 Story. a chpber modelied schr of 163 tous | jally adapted tor the fruit wade, though she will mployed in trading and ‘fishing daring the Fscason. =be is tobe owned Ly Hosea B Griitin a a Oe APES of Sale 7 and is to pe. comer andes, By, Capt Kinney. of Gloucester. she tx uamed Hosea Griftia, aud will hail trou sale, WHALEMEN. are Buildin: & 4 2 J Knights, Foste yO0, | gposen Juty 2%. hn-iat 6 3 ou 7a ‘with 3 bbls ap and 40 dot vil oa. bow owas taking @ whale while in | size: same thin Ellen Kodman, Gelett, of Fair haven, Was seen, with three boats out, chasing whales. SPOKEN, Bark Harrishurg, Howe, trom Cardiff for x i June 1a lat 'S. ton 23 We ae, ssuauidaanin ark Autoinette (Ger', Rosenau, trom Baltimore, no date, Int 49 43, lon 4d rageyshe had 20 miles east of Brig Florcuce, bound east, Aug 4 Barmaens, by pilot boat kdeannd Uriges, NoT, nig Wesley & seymour (Br), Knowlton, trom Lond “tor Sydney. OW, July 22, lat 48 43, lon 8. ~ ochr Ariadne, Dyer, trom Oalais tor Glasgow, July 22, Jat 43, lon 56 U5. -NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents ant shipmasiors ary in- Jormed that by telegraphing tothe Uxaat DLondoa Ba- reau, No 46 Fleet street or to the Paris oifics, Rue Seribe, the arrivals at and departures trom European and Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels ‘trading with the United states, the same willbs cabled ‘to this country free of charze. Captainsarriving at and sailing from Freas) and Mediterranean ports will ‘ind the Paris office tha more “economicai and expeditious tor telsgraphias news OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ancapvesx, Aug 2—Arrived, ship Vesta (Rus), Weston, Bull River, 8C, Antwerr, Aug 4. 5 AM—Arrived, steamer Switzerland «Belg), Jackson, New York. BristoL, Aug 4—Arrived, bark Sawuele (Ital), Rallo! New York. Sailed 4th, bark Liefjela (Nor), Evensen, New York. Boar, July 6—Sailed, bark Morro Castie, Jewett, Kurrachee. - Cony, Aug 3—Sailed, bark Massimo a’Azeglio (Ital, Dodero, United states. Davenront, Aug 3—Salled, ship Koomar (Br), Norris, North america, Dxat, Aug 3—Arrived, barks Patmos, Nichols, Mel- bourne for Hamburg; Anmie Kimball (Br), Cammings, Philadelphia for Bremen (latter bas been reported ar- rived at Bremen July 28), Dosux, Aug $—Arrived, barks Jupiter (Ger), Hagmar, Baltimore; Maria (Br), Potter, ao. Exsinorx, about Aug 1—Sailed, ships Marry Morse,"Wy- man, tor John Patten, Wyman, Fintand; Pro. Gress, Stephens (frem Reval), New York. GLovcgstex, Aug 3—Arrived, bark Luciano Serra (Ital), Cacaco, New York. Satled $a, hark Floka (Nor), Michaelsen, New York. Gxyoa—Sailod, Elena, tor New York. U&eivosr, Aug 2—Sailed, bark Ridderkirk (Ger), Kro- man, Baltimore. Havre, Aug 1—Arrived, brig Carmela ({ta). Lubrano, New Orleans; 3d, steamer Amerique (Fr), Ponzols, New York. Arrived 3d, brig Mariposa, Fletcher, New York. Sailed 2d, ship Crescent City, Delano, New Orleans; barks Helen Angier, Staples, Onited States; Biskop Brun (Nor), Forbach, do. ‘ Laverroot, Aug 3—Sailed, stip St Joho Smith, York, Cnited States; bark Presidente Herbitz (Nor), Hansen North America. . Sailed 4th, 1 PM, steamer Ohio, Morrison, Philadelphia. Arrived 4th, bark Rafael Pomar (Sp), Viret, Savannah. Lonvon, Aug 4—Sailed, ship Constantine, Creevy, New York (not sailed July bark Eintracht iGer), Mus" weick, Hampton Roads, Liwmnice, Aug 3—Sailed, brig Little Harry (Br), Rourke, Now York. Mussina, Aug 3—Sailed, ate: son, New York. Nawny, Aug 3—Sailed, bark Nystad (Nor), Christonsen, United States, Queenstown, Aug 4—Arrived, steamer Erin (Br), An- drew: 'w York tor Liverpool. Santa Cuoz (fenerlffe)—Sailed, schr Joseph Nickerson, Whitmore, New York. Traveg, Aug $—Sailed, ship Patrick Henry (Br), Her- bert, North America; bark Brother's Pride (Br), Brown- ell, ao. Warrunpowt, Aug,3—Sailed, bark Rothing, United States. Yokouaua, Aug 2—In port, skip B Sewell, Pennell, from Liverpool March 22, Aug 3. bark Alexander (for), Nielsen, mer Assyria (Br), Donala- Kong Carl (Nor), Arriyed’a Quebec. Satled trom Aug 3, barks Dagmar (Br), Law- rence, North america; Young Eagle (Br), Jonnson, do; Kose & Isabel (Ger), Lutzen (from Grimsby July 25), San Francisco. Loxpos, Aug 4—The crew of the ship Sunbeain, which sailed from Plymouth Aug? forthe United States, dis- covered that she was unseaworthy, and retused to pro- eced. An examination of the vessel has justified their refusal, FOREIGN PORTS. Bomsay, July syed at steamer Europa (Br), Mac- kay, lor Liverpool and sew York via sued Canal; suip Jane Law (| Mitchell, tor New vork; barks ‘Joon Starr (Br), Ryrkozie, or Calcutta; Morro Castie, Jewett, jor Kurrachee; Milo, Kracht, tor Mauimaio. Cuerioy, June 16—[n port, bark svanen (Swed), Sebultz, for New Yors, vaLourta, June 2)—Iu port, ships John Pascal, Tapley, and Sea Witch, Lunt, tor New York; Astrasana (UP), James, tor do: Duleep singh (Br), for do; Royal Alice utr), tor do; Vitoria, Atwood, for Boston; Alice Buck, Snow, une, barks Edward Kidder, Park, for Boston; Niphon, Vay, wud FJ Carleton, Kendrie<, trom Liver: pool, arrived 6th. Sailed from Saugor Jane 27, sbip Olive S Southard, Walker, New York. Cayenne, Juty 1—In port, brig Lizzie J Bigeiow, Ped- rick, trom Sale, arrived June 3), 24 days’ passage. Ciatuam, NB, July 27—Arrived, bark Fanpy Atkinson (Br), Hunter, Beltast, ‘naka. Jaly J—[n port, bark # H Yarrington, Par- jor Baltimore in Penh scur Mayie » Gray, Mudg- ins: to commence Ids tor Maltimore next day. Homavoa, PR. July 18—In port, urivs Melrose, Grigg, and Jennie Morton, Sweet, north of Hatteras. WavaNa, Aug J—Arrived, steamers Vappahaonock, ton. New Orieuns; ‘th, Georgia, Morwn, New Satied 2d, brig Ned White, New York: HaLuax, Aug ailed, brig Conrade, Demerara. Troi, June 1—lu port, ship Galatea, Tisdale tor Naw York: Lucy 4 Mills, Priwhard. for Boston; Anabuac, Titan, eeetys jor \ondon ; varky Edward May, Weston, tor Maulia and Boston; Banquereau (be), Loxg, tor London of Liverpool. LoxxxsonG, NS, aug 3—Salied. brig Clilian, Porto Rico. Mawtta, June In port, ships John OGaunt (Br), for | York ¢ ator Iken (Ger), Teunevold, Cenu and New tor New York; Condoren (swed), Naiglich, for San Fran? cisco; bark George (Ger), Segeken, tor do. Algo in port Juve 9, suip Bunker Hill, reyg; Sndeavor, } Warland. tor New York; Comet, Bray,’ for do or Boston: Favorita. Greenman, for Boston; Yoiemii, Mack, for do «before reported sailed June &. Matanzas, Aug 2—Arrived, bark Lalia (Br), Cumning- ham, Pordana. Misquasn, NB, July 27—Cleared, bark Emma Paysaut Br), Dexter, Liverpool. NuweastLk, NSW, June 2l—Sailed, bark Emma © Beal, Bailey, Hong Kong; 224. stip Canada, Harriman, San } Frauciseo. | In port. July 3, ship Ericsson, Rogers, for San Fran- cisco. : Nontu Sypxwv, CH, July 26-—Arrivec, Athlete (Br), Gouda, London (and prov ed to. Apna); Both, brig Blaney (ir), Foster, Dondatk (not Trinidad), Wi) Souvenir (Br), Scott, from Antwerp, which arrived 26th, proceeded to Philadelphia, VAvaxe, May 23—yailed, bark Zodiac (Br), Theodorsen, Batavia and New York Kicuravero, July 29—Cleared, bark Jane Young (Br), Me Donald, Grewuine Sypuxy. NSW. June 5—Arrived, ship Sonoma, New- berry, Burrard Inlet, jit! port June 6, bark Henry Buck, Pisid, for San Fran- cise. J } St Sous, NPoAus 4—Arrived, steamer Caspiad’ (Br), ‘Trocks, Liverpool and sailed for Baltimore via Halifax, eyoney, Cb, Aug 2—Arrived, bark Ailuerva (Br), Brown | Livery to lead tor New York, Sr. Joun, NB, Aug 4--Arrived, bark Lra Barton (Br), Greenock, bark Evlana (Br), Seott, Penarth Koad: | sallea 31 4th, ship H © Kichardson, Anderso: Liver bark 5 brig Quaco (Br), | | Sirlaa Star (ar), Corning, Liverpool Campoeil, Skibbereen, Cleared’ ed, secur Sea Lion, Now York; 4th, brig Victor | Gir). Youghall, bark Phu 4 Tantini, June 13—Arrived, brig Nautilus, San Francisco; Mth, setir Greyhound, do, Vicronta. July 2o—Arrived, ships Anita (Nic), Coldrey, Sau Francisco; black Mayle (Nic), Hughes, do; 27th, steamer Vaseo de Guma (ir), Bice, do; bark Princess Royal (Br), London, | “sailed 26th, satp syren (Nie), Price, Valparaiso, |. Wixpsor, A iied, schre Ulara W Xiwell, New Yorn! Yanuvorit, NS, July 20—A: New York, 4, sctir Nevue, (Br), Britt, AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, Aug $—Arrived, scurs Tison, Boston: Maggie J Lawreuce, Joanna Doughty, Hrutile V welsice, Mk Downer, Ligue Wilson, Lliwood Doran, and Water Liv paildd—steamer BU Knignt, Burton New York; schra klwood Boston, Cow OC Baker, do; Sallie N Kay, do; ck woul, aod HF Hedves, " ON, Aug 4—Arrived, US sveamer Gettysburg, Me- Hie, Portsmouth, Ni: schre Manda Krone leh, Auiwerp: Awna Frye, smith, Hoboken, also arrived, steamers Leopard, Aivertson, Philadel’ 4; Gialicud, Hearse, New York; brig Harvey, Robin- pon, Triniaad. | | Clearet—swamers Aties, Whilden, Philadelphia; jeu White Hallett, New York: bark Christoph CHUMOUS (Ger), Doebler, Baltic Soa via Phi sclirs thomas N Stone, Pitcher, Georgetown, DO; Magyie A rive aloline,’ Baitim ire: & A Bartle, suith, | Philadephia; Gen Gonseais Dom), Whitney, sew ¥ ork. BALIMOKE, Aug s—Arrived, ‘steainers Win Ken- nedy, Porvwe, Providence; vetoroon, Reynolds, New york duu i! shrever, Wood, Philadelphia; sears Jno IL vock, Hallet, Boston; Acuve, Sherman dos x0 | Watthews, du: J iH Stigamey, Fooxs, Port Royal, Sbaries E Mor- | i ‘Ga; delen A ame: Adute lodd, © wie conan ¥) Jno > Beacham, Endicott, New wediord Ge its Woouand, New York; Fivetwi ion, dO; Veto, | Orane Fall waver; Gov JG smith, Crowell, Boston: A <P Citueal EIS Sat Seven ocala ‘Bowen. a mettle North Carolin: HR Conzion, Conly, Providence; Kate M iiiiton, ffeme Richmond, Me: Sparkiiug sea, Chase, Salem ;'M J Chadwicx, Morrill, Boston, Cleared—steumers Raleich, Vliver, Wiimington, NO: F Cadwallader, roster, New’ York; Wm Watlden, Kig- gan, Philadelphia; ships Agra (Ger), Hogimann, Bre- men; Elizabeth Haugultoa, Stewart, Bordeaux; bark Al- bertine (Nor), Gleekstad, bisivore; brie Jno Wesley, Ford, Cette (France) ; se! serene, Jones, Barbadoes; 8 C Tryon, Matthews, Bost Sailed—Steainer Nestorian (Br), Liverpool; brig H H Wright. Stett! BRUNSWICK, Ga, July %—Arrived, brig Laura Ger- HUOTHBAY. July 3t—Arrived, bark Jan Bd HAY. Jul — Arrives ri an nm, Hl Baths sehr davon Homies! Pollatictie: ee toAtté FCloared, sclie Aunie Frocinst, Hurris, Charles in pon od) bey Lerdett tha sehrs Allston, Pisgersig. "hiladelphia; Clara aniins, wers; July Woods, and Judge Teuhey, Kent, New York. ti Cleared—Brig keonoihy (Br), Graham, Liverpool; sclrs Ruth Darling, Graham, Baltimore; Connectleas Gulkey, New York. BATU. Aug 2—Arrived, schr Hyne, Oliver, New York for owalted, schrs Alice Oakes, Marson, New York sated, ‘ Trade Wind; Brvant, Philadelphia. SO WHELPAST, Aug I—Arrived, schr’ Wa Stevens, Eiwell, lobpken. Bitrsr0, Aug %-Sailed, sehr Ald, Baker, Philadel. pha CHARLESTON, Aug 4—Arrived, steamer Equator, Hinckley. Philadelphia; senr Willie Luce, Camden, Cleared—Bark Ada F Gould, Merritt, Liverpool, Nailed—Steainer Guif Stream, New York. Calas, Aug l—arrived, sclir Morelight, Allen, New ‘ork. Cleared July 30th, brig Atlas, Powers, Rio Janeiro; schr keystoue, Hatch, New York. ‘Aug 2—Arrived, schr Almira Woolley, eiphia. woeHt Cau 2—Arrived, sehr Bello Halliday, alker, PEC LO Ww D. E fieden ours Telegraph, Montgomery, and Tillie K Haskins, New York. ERNANDINA, July 26—Cleared, schr Emma Mo Acam, March, Philadelphia. port 30th, barks Kinily (Br), MeRyde, for Koglang Feylor, seeking: brigs Chillian walla W Hupper, Gillman, from Philadelphia, just urriv Mi hy M. ‘ork, just arrives kaon, Treland, codstwise ; Je: Adel, do; Maggie Dall- > Clark, Elwo. ing, do; Pioneer, Rogers, seeking. ‘ALL RIVER, Aue 2—Sailed, sehr N H Skinner, ‘Ibraster, Georgetown, DC. 3d—Arrived, schry Daniel Brown, Emerson, from Georgetown, Do: Minnie Kenne, Parsons, Philadelphia, oe Aug 3—sSailed, sehr Louie A Van Brunk w York. ‘GLOUCKSTER, Aug 4—Arrived, brig IW Parker (Bm Brackett, Turks island, pINDIANOUA, July Si—Satled, sche Franklin, Muller, rontera. avsite, Aug 2—Arrived, schr Eva L Leonard, from atau. 3d— Jeared, brig Martha, for New York (witn assorted . *Slentea July 31, brig L F Munson, Travis, Fall River (not Boston). MILLBRIDGE, July 31—Sailed, schr Magaet, Clark, New York. KEW ORLEANS, Aue 4—Arrived, steamer City of He ih | Vora Cruz. “PissaLidutre, Aug 4—Sailes, bark Domenico Lam ta. for Cette; brig E M, for Alicante. SNEWBERS. NC-Jaly Si—Arrived, scbr Addie Heary, “Wallace, Philadelphia. CA ee ou 2—arrivei, brig Mipate Miller, Cap . Pe nd, roltiecPutin, sehr J W Hine, Pelton, trom New Yor’ for Corpus Christi, leaking. NEW BEDFORD, Any S—Arrived, schr HB Metcalf, Nickerson, Rockport jor Philadelphi NEWPORT, Aug 2 PM—Arrived, scirs Rlackstone, Wickson, and Pointer, Sears, Providence tor New Yor Tillle &, Haskins, Dighton iordo; J M Freeman, kh nidge, Fali River for do; NW Skinner, Thrasher, do fot oe oi oe Groen. Cammnines, inerset for George town, DC (and all saile ‘Sailed—Schr Meteor, Williams, New York after finish ing the contract with the bark Bessie Rogers. ‘Kiso, schr Loon, Hubbs, New Yorn. NEW LONDON; Aug 8—Arrived, schrs Ring Dove, New York for Boston; Fair Wind, do for Rockland. Balled—schr Elion M Buxter, New York. NEW HAVEN, Auz 3—Arrived, bark’ Fama, (Ni Mathieson, Liverpool, 519 tons of coal to H W Benedict Steured—Schrs Orient, Smith, New York; B Rantoul ‘Sor GAMBLE, July 27—Arrived, bark Fresno, Leach, San Francisco via Victoria. PASCAGOULA, July 25—Arrived, schr White Wing, Blakeney, Yampia; 29th, Catalina (3p), Casnaiga Havana. Cleared 28th, brig Alberti, Hinckley, Matunzas: sehr bai crip gee lA . edar Keys (both misphi under Pensacola yesterday). PENSACOLA, Faiy St arrived, schr Oliver Crosby, Hutchinson. Galveston. Cleared—ship Kalliope (Nor), Larsen, Genoa. PHILADELFULA, August 4—Arriyed, steamers Nor- folk, Tunnell, Richmon.; Philadelphia, Davis, York: HL Ga. Pierson. Ba.tumors; Kérstong, Milly Norfolk ; schrs Charlotte Fish, Williams, Bath; TJ Traf- ton, Hoyt. Portsmouth; American Eagle, Newlove, Danvers; Maud, Robinson, Boston; OA Higzins, MeIne tosh. st Kits; James s Watson, Hunter, Lanesville; HM Miller, Miller, Chariestown, ‘Also arrived, barks Jane Adeline, Lindsay. Porto Oa- bell rthumbrian (Bri, Pigge, Newcastie, Ki briz Ada Fulton, Day, Muyagues; scfrs Carrie Beli, Seave} Boston: MO Cook, Kalkenbery, New Bedford: John Griffin, Foster, Providence; A & Bavcock, , Bath, Cleared—Steamers Pennsylvania, Harris, Liverpool; Florida, Grocker, Providence: «xperiment, Pleree, New York: ‘Saxon, ‘snow, Boston; attiesnake, Hand, do: Harrisburg, Worth, New York; R Wilk ing, Iler Bulumore; schrs L & A Babcock, Smith, Charlestown: EH Naylor. Fisher, do; Rk Gif ford, Giflurd, 8 Boston: & A Pettingill, York, Portland) Taylor & Mathis, Cheesman: & & Marts, M. Saran Wood, Hickman: Archer & Reeves, simith; Paige, Godirey ; WL. Kikins, Ludlam, and Gettysburg, Corson, Boston | Pocasset, Kocket, Weymouth; vaylight, McFadden, Pordiand: A N Parker, Déun, somerset. ‘Also cleared, steamers Hereuies, Swasy, Boston, Perkiom. Pierce, do; brigs Belle ot tha gay, Wiitlams, Genoa; tatly Ho, Peterson, Boston; scS®®F '3 Go ifrey, Weeks, do; Jas Alderdice, Rockhill, mn ON Mili do Miller, Charlestown; A H Leuming, Brower, do; M Qook, Falkenpers, New Bedford: Jno A Griltin, Poster, Providence: ary Cole, Chadwick, do; Lettic Wells, Ashtord, Calais: Annie Tibbetts, Curuis, Fernandina. NEWCASTLE, Aug 4,AM—Brig Ada Fu.toa, from Little Curacoa, and sehr James A ‘Parson, frou ¥alem his AX Peweamer Harrisbarz, for Boston; schrs William B ‘Thornas, and sarah Wood, for do; Marshall, for Portiand{ Emily i Naylor, tor Salem; John Cadwalader, tor kd: garcown, and K A hannou, tor Proviaened, passed mo this . “Arig Sun Pietro (tal), for Genoa, passed down, in tow, last evening. Sthrs tui T Carhsle, for Boston, and M H Read, for New Bedford, now passing down, A herm brig aud two sehrs iu sight, coming vp. joon—Pussed up this morning. scbrs snowflake, from Charlotte Fisher and J 1 Stratiord, ‘rased down— chr Lucy K Cogswell, for Newbury- port. ' PM—Ship Wyoming. under steam; schrs Jonathan May, Loule F sinith, aid Jesse B allen, frou Providence, his PY Paschr “American Eagle came to anchor off here at. Sehr Americ elo! 5 Sehr Abby L Dow, from New York; steamer Saxon an rorat qchraure bulow the (ort coming up Several rs ure low the tort cot a Devawane iicaxwatme, Avy <—AM—ship Sarana, from Liverpool, passed in to-day. sehr Sosano, trom Porto nico, lett for New York yes terday morn! Arrived last evening, schrs South shore, from Boston for Alexundria; Addie Blaisdeil, from do for George town, DC, and Index, with mainsail carried away. Scur Fakir, trom Provence, 1s nere with toremast sprung, foredail yon2, aud other damag! ‘Schr Muud passed in atl PM yesterd: Bark Vale and brig lester unchange ‘A bark passing in at9 AM. PM—Arrived, sehr Sallie B, tor orders. Brig Hester remains, for New York. Bars Vale a® betore, and all vessels of this morning are detained by head wind. ‘Three ships from above are Lere and a bark arrived at 8:4) lM. ‘Steamer Fichmond sailed for New York at 3 PM. PORTLAND, Aug 4—Arrived, schrs Geo Mall, Ne York for Waldoboro; Alaska, New York. Chared—Sehr Fawn, Philadeiphia. ‘ PORTSMOUIIT, Aug 3—Arrived, senrs N ie Trim, Drinkwater, New York; Fiorence V Turner, Walker, Rondout PROVIDENCE, Aug 3~Sailed, brigs Acadian (8r), Tere ro vrom New York, having repaired), Antwe N Rowley, Rowley, Prookhaven, to lay up: se Hilton, Newtor; Fang G Dow. Gaze, and J-J3-Mo Frankiin, Georgetown DO; J Clark, Northup: Nel! Benedics, Taomp-on, and Electra Bail ith, Phila delphia; Francis Corwin, Delaney, Haverstraw; Win Bowen, Dill, New York via Bristol-’ JH Youmans, Reed; Ril Wilson, Clark; Flyaway, eons, and Joho Wi Mewar, New York; Henry May, Haten, Newpert, to pat jn & Hew main mas MWIUCK ET, Aug $—Arrived, sehr AT Cohn, Browm, *: yohnson. Pemloreschra Jesse B Allen, Randall, New Yorkt ¢ Elizabeth, Mapes, do ¥1a'Providence. KICHMOND, ‘Aug 2--arrived, steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York: hark Pepita (Ger), Gatien, Boston: scurs “Marietta Steelman, Somers, ‘Boston;’ Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, Albany "HP Shumons, Willetts, New York; David Curfiv, albany. New York, —Sehr HH Fisg, Wilson eed RANGIOCO, July ‘eared, a Washingto bark W'C Farke (uawh Libby, Hansen, Sinatinos rt Townsend. seaned—siip city of Bombay (Br), Sowells, Liverpool Aug 2 d, ships Mount Washington, ing, Guano Isi. ad Cork; Ambrose (Br), shond, Queens wi. woth Cleared ship Lebu (Br), Mackenzle, Montevideo, Aes hat $—Arriv. NM steamer W: Gg eal ‘olladelp! java nal Arrived, . Mallory, W York. ‘Cleared—-Sehrs Stephen G Hart, Pierson, Providences Moses Witliainson, Weeks, Baiumore, patled —steamer Ashland, Whitehurst, New York. Arrived at tybee, 4th, sctr Kate » Cook, trom a ern port, Baia, Aug 2—Arrived, brig Prentiss Hobbs, Doage, South Ainboy; schrs MC Hart, Keen, Port Johnson! Hachmond, J . Portland tor New Yors, STOSTNGTO! Aud, Arrived, schra Hydrangem Clark, Port Johnson; Era, avd Baltimore, wil datled—sebr Perine, shethield, New York. VINEYARD HAVEN, Aug '2—Arrived, schrs Sea Fiswer, Lincoln, New York for Provincetown; EB Ar- cularius, Lord, Spruce Head for New York; Kober: Foster, tobinson, Catals for do; Kival, Vumton, ait ariey, Kowe, Gardiner for do; Chas Carroll, Kelley, Wie) Jor Philadelptia; Alquiszar, Lowe, Bangor tot George B kerguson, rerguson, Beifast tor Roo Ly it dou". —Setir HD Halsted, Seeteiveds renee Mathew Kinney, Barter, and Geo Banks, MeFariand, Port Johnyon for Soston: Magmie Toad, Richardson, ‘Hyuboken tor to; 2 H Nash, com imings, du for Newburyport; Add e’ Ryarson, Cousins, Kigabethport for Sacin R Phot, Douglas, Sutil Hath; Mary Fleteher, .Webster, Port Johnson Piver tof Muian Goueral, Unley. and.M P Bennett, ot dona, © Mary Pickard, Cox. derictom, jo: Oaroll . Khodes: Pennsylvania Bava; fhomas Tax. Hah an G W Baldwin, Kocktand lor Ne York; Kvelin hite, Mt Desert for J Freeman, Keb ,, Hamilton, Hab ‘* i ton tor do! Grace Cush! ewell tor d Portland for doy lordo; Brawoall,. ‘amit Weuisted( and Aipine, Marsoall, Kanzor for Phuadel Mansfield Kockport, Me, for Fortress Monroe; n, Mitchell, Kastuan, Garaiber for Hoboken. Passed by—Steamer Leopard, from Potladelphia for Ne id ‘Arrived, sehrs Mary Baker, St Domingo City for Boston: Mary Sawart, Bangor tor Sew Yo salled— Brig * W.Cocnrag (Br); sehre Prank Herbert 1 Banks, Mary Fletcher. ow MMT NGT OS, Ney Aug 4—Arrived, steamer Wm P Clyde, Doane, New Yor paied—steamer Lucile, Bennett, Baltimore. WICKFORD, Aug $—Artived, hr George F Brown, Godnoy, New York vin Fall River, for Potowomut vove to discharge balance of ABSOL0tB DivORe A entstatos; legal everywhere; desertion, &s., sul ficent caus*; ae parnicity requ { By charg) Gow divore jad vige B WOrCO Brands A TOU dc. Attorney, 194 Broadway. A —BehayD BRANCH UFFIUS, BROOKLYR, VOR + ner of Puiton Waaaske