The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1875, Page 10

10 NARRAGANSETT GUN. CLUB. THE CHALLENGE PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH FINE SPORT AMID UNFAVORABLE WEATHER— DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMEN PRESENT—MR. GRUND THE WINNER OVER MB. HECKSCHER IN A scone or 30 To 14, Newport, R. 1, August 16, 1875. Great preparations had been made by the resident and transient population of Newport for the sport whieh took place to-day at the grounds of the Narra fansett Gun Club, As in horse racing and yachting, 99 the gun clubs always have their chief or prominent days, and this was one of the good days of tho | year at Middletown, Unfortunately the wea- ther was unpropitious, for. from® midnight of Sunday it seemed as though this place was to be a | centre of the gentle showers which have been so disas- trous elsewhere, at home and abroad. Had the weather been favorable hundreds of gentlemen would have been present, a fact well established by the premium asked on carriages on Sunday evening. While the many were disappointed, however, those who did reach the grounds ‘wore well repaid for the trouble of combating rain and mud. The challenge PIGKON SHOOTING MATCH was to commence at twelve o'clock. The contestants were Mr. J. P. Grund, of Philadelphia, and Mr. J. G. Heckscher, of New York. It a fifty bird match, dis- fange thirty yards, English Miles governing, $2,500 a side. The birds were started from English ground traps, ‘the five traps being in a line and so arranged that none | but the man at the lever knew which trap was to be epened. By noon quite a large company bad assembled, Among tho gentlemen beneath the little tents at the traps were His Excellency Aristarche Bey, Minister Plenipotentiary of the Turkish government at Washing- on; the British Ambassador, Sir Edward Thornton, a companied by his host, Mr. L. P. Morton; the ex-Ministe to Vienna, John Jay; Majors Randolph and MeComb, United States Army, and many others. At ten minutes | past twelve the little tent was crowded, and, as the rain | Bontinued to fall heavily, it was considered useless to felay the match with the hope that it would clear up. Phere was a spirit of impatience manifested, indeed. A TEST BIRD was put into one of the traps for Mr. Grund, who quickly brought it to the ground. This served as an ex- | cellent method for fixing the elevation, and at the samo | time tried the effect of the dull light, Mr. Heckscher flid not take a test for his practice on Saturday wed him capable of killing eighteen out of twenty- Bro birds. ‘In the absence of any Rhode Island Bergh and the little Berghs that cling to the central figure, ie toss was made for first shot, an won by Mr. Heckseher. At fifteen minutes | after twelve Mr. Heckscher stepped forward and received | is gun from Ira Paine, and, turning to the man at the i ba ‘attached to the traps, asked:— ‘Are you ready? Pull!”” Tn an Cage the report of both barrels rattled and re- echoed from the neighboring trees, the second barrel bringing down the bird us though it had been struck by | lightning. As Mr. Grund advanced to take | THE FIRST SHOT ! ‘There was the most profound silence, Everybody ‘Was anxious to know how he would commence, espe- cially as some friend of his opponent offered to hazard a considerable sum against hit, He fred, however, and | the first shot was suificient to kill that bird. Now they Started even for the second birds. Both Mr. Hegkscher’s | barrels failed to retain his second bird within the bounds, | and this was dec!ared THE FIRST “BAD BIRD.”” Mr. Grund only brought down his second with the | barrel. Now they .went earnestly to work, and | each took the mark as’ rapidly as the guns could be | loaded, At the fifth bird Mr. Grund was one abead, as | i | i | is not to be despised in re NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1875. TRIPLE SHEET. and the Prince of Wales’ Riftes came in third with 183. Captain Boyd, of the Thirty-fourth, made the MIGHRST INDIVIDUAL, SCORK of 47, and was closely followed by Lieutenant Whitman, of the Sixtieth, with 46. There was remarkably close firing in the next mateb, the Stadocona Stakes. Out of the twenty winners Brodis, of the Prince of Wales’, scored 27, three others 26, and fourteen others 25, Rain blighted Se pees ou Thursday, but the hardy marksmen on during the forenoon to finish the Association match, whieh brought out some pretty firing from the Fiftieth, Victoria garrison artillerymen, Frontier Rifles, Ottawa and Toronto men, &. Ensign Wright, of the Fiftieth, took the first prize, with a score of 35 ints out of 40. Friday proved’ favorable over the road ranges. In the standing match Captain Rolfe won the first prize with 24 points out of a possible 28. The Stra ’ Stakes, open to all comers, was the match of the week. Twenty-nine prizes. were offered ; rifles optional, small bores or any military weapon with open sights; ranges, 500 and 600 yards, for military sand 800 and 900 for small bores; seven rounds at each distance, Purticular interest was manitegiad (0 H. 8. Jewel's (of New York) shooting. He ts a rot the American rifle clubs, and scored 26 out of Gippasible 28 points, with a Sharpe’s rifle, winning tifth Bake Anderson, of the American Ritle Club of New York, took seventeenth prize with 24 points, using a Sharpe’s rifle. L. Greiger, belonging to the same club, won the nineteenth prize with ints, using a Remington gun. Four competitors made 27 out of a ‘ibie 28 points. These were Messrs, Harris, Cruet, Mitchell and Sten- house. ‘THE LADIES’ CUP. In this competition Ontario took the first four prizes. The cighth prize was won with a Martin Henry rite, with military sights, and the eighteenth by D. Turnbull. A. Anderson, of the American National Rifle Assoc’ tion, took the seventh, using a Sharpe's rifle, scoring 49 out of 46 points, H.'S. Jewell, of the Amateur Rifle Club, came in tenth, seoring 48, The position of firing attracted some attention, and with Metiord rifles it was believed they would have headed the prize list. Brydges’ Challenge Cup was, after a close contest, carried off permanently by Private Ferguson, of the Grand Trunk Railway brigade, on A SCOKK OF NINETY. Stenhouse caine in second. The wil dered by a crowd and carried to the 5 amid loud cheers. In the SMALL BORE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH Cruet, of Toronto, with a Metford rifle, won the first place’ Mr. Jewell, of New York, was cighth with 47 points out of 60, and R. Anderson eleventh with 44. ‘The scoring was remarkably yood, Toronto and Hamil- fr was shoul- retary’s office | ton taking off the tirst live prizes. A consolation stake wound up the competitions. The scoring in these competitions arenot very extensively patronized. In this Province six of these PRIZKS GO TO NRW YORK and about thirty to Ontario. Quite a sensation over the first,two matches was created when the Executive Com- mittee made an investigation and disco’ “i that three competitors, two of them men about town, had been guilty of falsifying the scores on their ts, The Chairman of the comunittee said the charges were fully proved, The men are Sergeants Wynne aod Wilspn, of the Garrison artillery, and Private Brazeau, of tbe Vic- torias, They were EXVELLRD FROM THR RIPLE ASSOCIATION, forfeited all prizes won by them at that meeting and are debarred from tring at any further meetings. ard to. crack shots, and with the Snider would prove a formidable competitor at any range. THE DOLLYMOUNT VICTORS. PROGRAMME FOR THEIR RECEPTION ON THEIR RETURN HOME. é A meeting of the joint committee of the National Rifle Association and the Amateur Rifle Club was held | yesterday, General Alexander Shaler presided. The offer of Captain Kline to fire a salute at the Battery on the arrival of the team was accepted, as was also that of the Quarantine Commission to allow the steamer N, kK. Hopkins to take a party down the bay on Saturday to meet the team, It was announced that Mayor Wick- ham will receive the team in the Governor's Room, City Hall, on Monday afternoon. The Com- mittee on Procession reported the receipt of his opponent had missed twice, while he had only inissed once. Of the next five birds Mr. Heckschor missed the first and Mr. Grund the iifth, still leaving him one | nibe the sudden change | In Mr. Heckscher’s firing from this time to the end of | the match. Whether it was the increased darkness that | juddenly seemed to overspread everything, the deep ws from thick and murky clonds interfering with his aim, or whether his training had been a litue | sovere and his nerves were yielding under the excite. | ment, no one seemed able to divine. As beforo stated, | he had made some splendid shooting during the Satur- dy previous, shooting that would have induced many oat wet 20 speculate on him to the last cent, | some cases were “ghosts,” | to ey birds that seemed to under- | fed rapidity with which shots travel after | and that dart to some direct point in advance of the 4 But, considering everything, the birds were and’ therefore they can hardly be held re- Bergh would doubtless say : “GLAD THRY GOT AWAY, Pook THINGS.”? sare birds would probably say'so, too, if that were any ilanthropist, Mr. Heckscher killed fifteenth bird, making him three abana of ‘his competi- for. Mr. Heckscher’s good fortune had ee, de- terted him, for he ithe’ but two of the next five birds, be olagty. Sard opponent a steadily increasing fred twenty-fifth bird Sees srcn— Heckscher, 13; 20. Mr. Heckscher Roscoe, "in succession his twent 4 sixth, twenty-seventh, twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth birds. } ly and coolly his opponent continued making an | excellent record, though he missed in succession his | twenty-ninth and thirtieth, and also his thirty-sixth and thirty-seventh birds. 1 Mr, Grund was in exc condition, and it is ex- tremely doubtful if any ur could have succeeded with bim any better than Mr. Heckscher did. “Rain or shine, dull or ight, that gentleman will hold S gun with any member of the club,” said a gentleman to your correspondent, and the record of this match | will pon im foremost in the amateur ranks of pigeon | tio spooters, as will be seen by the subjoined official score, | He ki thirty out of forty birds, while Mr. Heckseber | Killed but nineteen. The match was declared finished at the fortieth bird, the referee observing that Mr. Heckscher céuld not win after that, THE SUMMARY. Cuattasce Marcu Betwerey Mx. Jony G. Heexscner, oy New York, anv Mu. J. P. Grown, ov PulLapairHia— 500 a vide; 30 yards; 50 birds each. 4. P. Grund, 90 yards—11110,11110,11110, 11011, 10111, 11100, 11011,00111 Thirty Mr. John G. Heckscher. 30 yards—10110, 01111, 2001 0,0 100100 101,60001,10001,10101, Nineteen killed. after this the members of the club indulged in several | handicap matches, the day's sport ending with a de- lightful ride of three miles back to town. THE RIFLE IN CANADA, SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE QUEBEC | RIFLE ASSOCIATION—-NEW YORK WINS SIX PRIZES—THE WINNING SCORES. Mosrneat, August 16, 1875. applications to join in the procession from the Ninth, Twelfth and Sixty-ninth regiments, NG. Y.; from the Twenty-seventh regiment (Pough- keopsie), the American Off hand Rifle Association and the New York Schatzen Corps. General Shaler hoped that the fund to present the team with a proper testimonial would be filled before their arrival. Messrs. Wingate, Stanton and Robert Johnstone’ were named a finance committee to raise tharequisite money. General Me- Mahon, from the Banquet Committee, thought the pum- ber at the dinner woul aly be about 225. Tickets will be $15, and the place wil! probably be the Hoffman House, Gilmore's Band will give a concert at the Hippodrome on Monday evening, to which the team will be invited. The trophies of the team at Dollymount are on exhibition at the St. Denis Hotel. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. An executive session of the National Rifle Association was held last evening and the following resolutions, pro- posed by Colonel Wingate, adopted, with reference to the affiliation of rifle associations :— Any rifle association or club, go ag and Mecho its head- —— more than ahi miles m the range wt eedmoor, may Pee affiliated with the National Rifle jation: ugan pei of $50 per annum. Sach aftitstion shall constitute ail the wembers of such as- sociations and entitle them to all the privileges of the an- nual members thereof, and such club shall be entitled to the publication, free of cost, cost, in each annual report of the Ni tional Rife Association, of the roll of its —— and red for that year, and the scores in its principal annual 1 moetius, ma ‘shall be entitles to receive elples of all rej sat. programmes aud circulars fasued by the National Wifle | Asks during such zee id shall be entitled to refer to he, Board of Directors of the later any question Ju relation } rit tice which theExecutive or Managing Committee of such Pamiliath ing association or club deem it expedient to so tefer for final decision. Every association or club so ars shall be required in its rales concerning ritle pri value of shots and limitati Applications for affiliation must be accompanied with « check for the annual affiliation, a copy of the constitution and bylaws of the afliati suclety wud @ roll of its officers members. CREEDMOOR. THE SECOND BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION, NATIONAL GUARD, AT RIFLE PRACTICE. Notwithstanding the wetness yesterday morning sew" eral detachments from the Second Brigade, First Divi” sion, N.G.S.N.¥., went out for ball practice at Creed- moor. Tharegiments that had mer on the ground were the Fifth, Sixth, Eleventh and Eighty-fourth, The troops assembled in their respective armories soon after seven o'clock. They appeared in undress uniform, with arms and accoutrements were provided with a day’s rations and received twenty rounds of ball cartridge ammunition per man, Firing commenced at cleven o’elock from the 100 yards points, | and the practice at this and the 150 yartls ranges was completed shortly after one o'clock P. M. At this hour the men went to rations, and resumed practice in front The officers of the Province of Quebec Rifle Associa- Yon to-day completed their arduous labors during the | seventh annual rifle meeting by paying the last of the handreds of money prizes won by competitors, who | came from all parts of the Dominion and eastern por- | tion of the United States. This year’s meeting has | ‘been one of more than usual interest, Competition was very severe and the prizes numerous and attractive. | Wimbledon marksmen competed for permanent posses- sion of the famous BRyDGRS CUP. Shooting commenced last Tuesday, the principal event of the day being the annual contest for the Brydges | Challenge Cup, worth $1,000. The match was open only to bond fide Canadian yol- anteers. There were ONK HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN ENTRIES, ‘Of these the twenty-five best scores won prizes. The first winners scored cach KIGHTREN OUT OF TWENTY points at 200 yards. At 500 yards Captain Basdaile made 18, tieing Messrs, Ross and Stonchouse, of the Prince of Wales’ Volunteers, Captain Rolfé, of the Pitty-third, being a pint behind; but at 600 yards, after making @ centre and bull’s-eye, he made two une fortunate shots. Easdaile, not noticing a change in the light, went over the top of the target with his last three shots, and came to grief, Stonchouse took the cup oo 4 SCORE OF PORTY NINE POINTS. Captain Rolfe came next with 48, followed by Ross with 48. Long Snider rifles were used and five rouras | Corporal T. ces fred at each distance, these-being 200, 500 and 600 yarts, the greatest possible score being 60. The cup bad Seon won consecutively for five years by different mea, the day closed with firing for the second stage prizes ia the sume match, a private in the Prince of Wale# Volunteers taking the first, on a score of TWRNTY-VIVE POINTS put of @ possible 28, at 600 yards. The contest was first stago bad thoy did. ‘The Frontier and City Stakes were shot for on Wednesday. Large numbers of entries wero made, Jong Sniders, or any other military rite with open sights, being used. D. Mitchell, of the Victorias, famed DURING THE PENIAN RAID, ight to enter for tho second, which won the first prize tn the Frontier, and Larkin, of the « Prince of Wales’ Volnnteers, the first in the City St In the battalion match on Wednesday five fro! provincial corps were allowed to compete for the first a silver cup, and two others, Sniders were used, ‘and the Montreal garrison artillory carried off the cup box O8R NUNDRED AND NINETY FIVE POINTS. ‘The Pifty-fourth battalion took second place with 180, | D and keen. The men making the forty highest scores in the | of the second class targets at a quarter before three. The shooting at the 800 and 400 yards ranges was fine | ished at fifteen minutes after four o'clock, About three o'clock a heavy shower of rain interrupted for a while the pleasure of the practice. Lieutenant Colonel Peter Kreager, of the Fifth regi- | ment, was field officer of the day; Dr. H. R. Williams, of the same corps, acted as medical staff officer, and Captain C. E. Orvis, acting brigade inspector of rifle | practice, looked after the firing. Fortunately the day | passed over without the recurrence of any of those care- less accidents that of late have so frequently happened during National Guard practices at Creedmoor, THE FIFTH REGIMENT? troops, and Captain Brauer discharged the duties of in- spector of rifle p Forty-three men qualified | to shoot at the second class targets, SCORKS OF THK FIVTH REGIMENT, Names. | Yards. Private F. Carper. Drammer € Sergeant M. “ Jieutenant Baade. | Corporal N. Glo | Private N. Esenhauser. Sergeant G. Fortierne, Captain J. Willing. Lieuten: Diegi Private P. Lang...» Private J. An +? a wi fs |’ Drummer E, Kroger. Sergeant Meyer..... |. Sergeant Scher fergeant Kraft. BOooeacoeceeseEre RECCON SHON ERE SH CENCE HAOHNES SCURWOWSNHONHAN WAT weoesouseovowrese | eeewomenance Saneewesouns THK SIXTH REOTHRT. Captain Peterson, and Captain Hermes instruc troops in the back to the second class butts. SCORRS OF THR SIXTH REGIMENT, Names, Yards. Corporal J. Appe Private M. Kateky. | Private J, loth Private BE. Hote Private L. Koss, Private L __Habn THR RURVENTH REGIMENT, Cunconununes eocmevcecos seoomeseonn | | This regiment sent to practice only fourteen men from | somoaty Captain Ge ie was A by ye of the squad, aud at the same time direct Trarex, August 15—Arrived, brig Romota (Br) j Bight men were sent back for practice at the second iowa, Usdees Va Rave Bel clir Emily Morrell, Bransford f Behe Samuel P Godwin, Williams, Starmfor 00 Acken, Toms, Stamford for New \Gork, BOUND EAST. Steamer Eleanor, Johnson, New York for Portland. iy, Serk for for Prostidanes. » hele foe Providence. Warervorp, Aug 16—Arrived, bark James Prin M'Donald, Riehibucto; brig Spray Bloom (Br), SCORKS OF THE RLEVENTH REGIE i al Arrived 15th, barks Osanna (Ital), Garguilo, New York; Neptune (Br), Norburg, Quebec. Arrived at ——, the Mathias, from United States. Also arrived at ——, Aug 15, the “Perrmann,” from United States, Lonpon, Aug 16—The Messol, from Moxico, arrived off the | Isle of Wiftht, reports haying seen the steamer Nevada (Br), Jones, which left New York Aug 8 for Liverpool, proceeding under sail, her engines having broken down. ‘The Hamburg American steamer Klopstock, Meyer, which | was to have left Havre on Saturday, ned repairing her propeller, York this morning. FOREIGN Pt Axicanre, July 21—-Sailed, bark Imperator (Nor), Jensen, Almeria and New York. Steamer Electr mndale, Ross, Ne mericat Chief, Shay apt. ©. F. Baldendecker. | cape J. Pohlar, . TUR KIGHTY-FOURTH RKGIMNT. ‘The Kighty-fourth placed thirty-five men, ineluding | officers and non-commissioned Licutenant Bradshaw commanded, and Ca J. Ackerman performed the duty of inspector of rifle Twenty wen qualified to practice at the scc- ond class butts:— BOORES OF Lissa mianty: ‘vou! hedebsd REGIMENT, officeers, before the aStip Jacob A Stamler, for Baer Havre: brigs Thaw Owens, Ha- San Raifael Je Ltaidy, Odessa ship snare for San Francis:o ; brig Cleta, MARITIME MISCELLAISY. Suup Arizona (Br), Venus, at San Pranci: Sydney, NSW, May 28, lat 49.20 8, lon 168 20 rifle gale from’ NN! bowapelt, but secured it suf Su Cuamrtaty, of Boston, which was wreck ed inte June th Farailono Island, bad # nd insured for $61,300. Francie 14th inst, but was de- | left Cherbourg for New 9) two ‘days, durin ently to last du ew ry To, Valued at Private Driscoll..... aes a noe Captain Fullerton. Sergeant Donglas, Corporal, Pay is. 1% (Br), Mackay, ex Canal: ship Ji barks dobn Starr (Br), Ryl- 0 stle, for Kurrachee ; ‘aulmain; Eva Curvill (Br), Hoge, ‘os Avs, June 26—Sailed, bark Isabel (Arg), New- H, Baunavos, July 26—Arrived, brig Rising Sun, Griffin, New York: 27th, ‘park Montezuma, Briggs, du; brig Eastern Star, Enos Bris, Croaby, Baltimore: ‘ia " 8; Mit tle for Now Yor! for M |. de, ‘and ‘Foreign Marine, ytnls jand "Marine, Zurich, $4,500; Tranesil tie’ Marines Jacbec for Neweastl, before re- uebec for Lon tan, before re- row overboard Inet deek loud ng towed up iow Quebec 10th See Sergeant Silverbrandi. Captain MeCready ergeant Osborn Captain Ackerman seesseses | nu py ported ashore on _ Serer : SSESSESESSS! & riod naiars oh okie: haat fore getting off She was bein, inst to discharge and dock for repai Bank Careuta (Nor), from Quebee for Belfast; got off and was being: Quebec 15th inst to discharge and dock for repa Bank JL Wickwine (Br), from Darien for $ tiolds, St Thomas in distress, cm Peper ie A further survey would be s Corporal Taylor... Drummer Reed, SARATOGA RA POSH mE CERES COnmNOBKOHES woweocooonee 45343) 33522! 9 533 3 44543) 44504 3 6 2 2 0 28342) 4323 2) 20244) 04042 10 0 5 5 O| 05560 0 Sumokenenoue CHwocnreeeee 20) 5 2) 2} 3) 9 §| 8 8 7 wdlis ashore 12th inst on M ). Andrews, for Leghorn; THE POOLSELLING LAST NIGHT. aATOGA, August 16, 1875. The poolselling was brisk to-night, but the sales were not so heavy 48 on previous occasions, In the purse for beaten mafflens, mile and an eighth, $150; Rhadamanthus, he ae $75; Fadla- i as soon a tebe was di Yeuhe Jobn Pascal, Tapley, for Wr), foedo: Royal Alien (18h), for do D Victoria’ Atwoud, for Howton’ Altea Suck, Sow f, do; barks Niphon, Day, and P'S Car vealed yom Saugor July 5, ship Sea Witch, Lunt, New ailed, barks Fanny H Loring, Drink- ‘tiled, sehr’ Lan re Tn port July 24, barks, Josep Barbados, eas "aed; ous from Richt mond for the 1D lewking bur By and vessel Pagt of the cargo was thrown overboa a4l and vessel pled in spars and rigging. Cargo ordered to 134 discharged one Graviateur (Fe), Lennon Rio Grande, put into Santos July 1 Countess | sold — filly, RDENAS, Ang 1 Seu BE Fanxiax, from Tampico for New Y¥ rk, put into th anid reports that er enp ‘Two of the crew ire sick. Scum ie from Boston for Eastport. ash: w-e at Mount Desort, was 58 tons register, built at Wilmin gton, Del, in Ise, and owned in Eastport. Scun JT Weavan. from Providen Lilosa's Asteroid colt In the free handicap, a mile and three. Buiter, for ‘$115, Scratch $90, Vagabon McFarland, from | pdsdon, from New York, tin, “Brown, from and for Balti: ellie Crowell, Crowell, from Jack- faggie E Gray, Hudgins, for Bulti- Aug 14—Arrived brij + sehr Robert Ruff Willie Burke sold $80, Brigand $80, Nattie Norton $75. In the hurdle Yace Shaugbraun sold for $145, Dona- entries $105, Coronet $25, Warrior $25 Lilly “Phe purse for two-year-olds did not fill. for Ale cundria, was vii: arrived St rande, Lorenzo, fam Havana matches where sinall boke rifles ure used showed that 4 $22. for Great Britai One man being sick fro c (Br), Husking, seiled from 1, and has not Kennebunk.) fe, in 1800, Mrseina Vess1—Shi Pensacola fan March for Lo a $130 tons, aid alle and hailed NOTICE TO MARINERS. Sevan Braca, N J, August 14, 1875.—Squan r3 er Inlet contly elosed'to obtain & better channel an d mile youth of Life Saving Stati ¢ inlet “with from 7 feat to 8 feet aus Win Clark, with 4 r trie kad chase torhnstionn gna aiina'c ‘The old inlet was abreast of Lite Savin g Station Ny steamers Clty of Vera © Rockport, Texas :' brigs Si ja; 1th, Selma, Maguire, York; Austin, * Mahizaes, St Marys, cola? Ifph, Alice, Buttke,’ Ni Hautwax, Ang '16—Arrived, steam ; Fulmouth, Colby SHIPPING NEWS rs Portland; rig Woodcock (i OCEAN STEAMERS, DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK POR THR MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBRE, amer Atlas (Br), Low ila. i} a w ean, Carthagens and § t M Ve ise: F Harlot Upham (Br) Roar Now orks trie tances Jane, Ball, from do ichardsou, frem do, to load for N of Hatteras: sclirx Mary A Tarmon, Mahlinan, for N of Hatteras; Vil Delforse, from New York; Thos Winat Lo: ule Aug bere! ea, bark ( Matanzas, Auy 14--Arrived, brig'Alberta, I ed 14th, bark Ada Carter, Abarat north of Hatteras; |, barks Delta, from brig Beauty (Br), Morgan, from’ Mo: Vancouver ) Br), from Sgn Francisco for Que onstown, ‘lara (Br), Cann, aoe lut 428, lon 131 W, hin faa Baker iB from London for C age Town, (Br), from Liverpool for Callao, Judy’ 7, lat 8 eer Osa from Lobos for Liver ps pol, July acai —. Cox, from Reval for Philade! yi hia, Aug ida da (Br), from Lobos for Falmouth, Jim ektyn,, Merriman, from Liverpood for Mo- -|2 Bowling Green sehr Mollie Emma, Nour Sypvuy, OB, Norway; Weymough (ie), © port Aug M4, bark Brazil (Br), Prout, for Sandy Hook: In ‘port, ship Richard Robin: gon, Swuith, from Callan, why eargoexnected to be detained There are many vessels in ‘/4 Bowling Green Panetton pe Pra, July 6— City of Brook: Sip B Fuller, Scott from Liverpool for San 28 rancised, Kelley, from Shanghai 2 for New Bark Aruelid. i, Hunges, froin New York for Cronst att, July from New York for Bucksville, SC, Aug 12, i wig cargos eae uly 28, tat 82 -N,"lon 15 W Bark Dilpuysanid (Br), A, J rrived, sehr Malanta (Br), ii (and dulled 2ist for St thomas), July 17—Arrived, schr M M Pote, Stratton, 26, brig American Union, Collins, from St ja, arrived 10th, for Philadelphia; Schrs Mary A Me- from Philadelphia, arrived ware Bronkwater: Gertrude Plummer, Phammer, from Cher- ryfeld via Barbados, arrived Sth, for New Yor Rio Jaxvino, July. 22-—Sailed, ship Viola (Bi), Arthurson, Port-s-Pin Potter, Paitude public, Cit of Richmond. 7 Bowling Green at Schr Hutinge Kp Cann, Kavanagh NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAP’ f£'AINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters aro fh \formed that by telegraphing tothe Hxmatp London Bure: 1, No 46 , oF to the Paris office, Rue Scribe, the ar x ivals at and departures from European and Eastern ports ol Ameri- can and all foreign vessels trading with the United » States, the same will be cabled to this couhtry free of charge.» rriving at and sailing from Froueh ane Medi- terranean ports will find the Paris office the more ece wx omical and expeditious for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Ayn, Aug 14—Sailed, bark Ailsa (Br), Girvan, } North d, stoamer Ontario, Slocum, for New York, de, er, Mor from "New York for ‘Sun batks “Atluntle ian. Shering, for New mr 4 tans Todo. (N Zdmund Richards .|7 Bowling Green lag: Ship Fretal Franciseo, re-ld Zork, dg: Haw then Moblte Bay for nea a fr Galveston, do; brig Youngsters (Br), Oule, for New Yor! Sheperdess (Br), Penwill, for Galveston, do; an SINGAPORE. Jane 17 (not 15th)—Sailed, ship N Boynton, Blanchard, from Cardiff, w York via Penang. rig Gladiateur (Fr), Lennon, (See Miscellany). port, bark Ophelia M Hume, jouding for Bultimore; brigs | Ashwood, from Baltimore rived: Chas A Hoard, Messenger, for New York, ldg; schr Peerless, Patterson, from Bultimore, Just arrived: Pickers, Mart, July 27—In port, brij ved tas tor ly 22-—Arrived, brig Mornin, in ian suiled 24th for New York) ; sc aadaloupe (and. suited 27th for P Emmerson, LiLby. wa NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yous Hxratp has adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for use on board the Hematp steam yacht, showing while burn- ing the colors red, green, red, changing from ono to the other in succession, and can be seen several miles distant. tains of vessels, upon seeing this signal, will oblige us by pre. paring any marine news they may have for the Ship N Department of the Herat. ea Persons desirous of communicating with vessels arriv- ing at New York ean do so by addressing to such vessels, care of Henatp news yaoht, pier No 1 East River, New York. ‘Letters received from all parts of the world and promptly de- livered. Duplicates are required. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN AND MOON. In port June arrived June son ships Bengal, BI also the rai ‘Dundaty ital), Sr Jouns, zig de 31—In* Hume, for Humacoa, to finish Annie Ingraham (Br), Antwerp, Aug 16—Arrived, steamer’ Nederland (Belg), James, Philadelphia. Austenpam, Aug 15—Arrived, bark Lalla Rookh & (Br), Dakin, New York. Arrived 14th, bark Kate (Nor), Flood, Pensacola. Ananer, Aug ®—Arrived, ship Pilgrim Fowle, Shic ils for tar (Br), ee hrs Bi ‘Turks Islands) Demerara (and aailed 25th for Ferni 26th (not 25th, J, bark Brothers, brig Annie Gardner, 4 for Turks Islands, to Youd Barstot, Aug 16—Arrived, brig Castalia, Whitte more, (and natiod ih Arrived 15th, barks Russo (Ital), Cangiano, New ‘Gi ork; ; Emilia Ciampa (Ital), Catfiero, do; Elsinore, Seott, do; y Syl pheden (Nor), Haagensen, Baltimore. Sailed 15th, bark Esau (Aus), Marassi, United States, Bowtne, Aug 16—Arrived, bark Josie Rodrigues Lo p>, MeDonald, Portland, Me. Beuvast, Aug 16—Arrived, brig Stella (Br), Kay, New 6 55 | Sandy Hook...morn 7 51 for Rio Janciro) ; Bist, briz Nebo (Br), Macomber, Demerara. | (and sailed Aug 5 for Turk’s Islands to. load for Vineyard Ang 4, bark Lizzie, Carney, Demerara; Strout, Boston; Sth, Thomas, Antigua, chartered to load 'at St Doiuingo City for New York, to suil 7th, y 24, schrs Adelin, (Br), Leeain, Arecibo, PR. ; 20th, rare (Br), St J Darien Tor Sit, (Std PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG 16, 1875, CLEARED. EO Biddle, Pierce, Philadelphia —Jas Hand. mer Eleanora, Johnson, Portland—J F Am i pJohn Mann (Br), yah ‘Antworp—J F Whitney & Frank Jones, Ross, San Franet WP Back, Curtis Wristel Baie P Huck & Os rk Anaad (Nor), Rasmussin, Cork for orders—Faneh, oF Bark Vale (Nor), MMer, Cork for orders—Funch, Baye & pork Europa (Ger), Pichler, Bremen—H Koop & Co. Hlendale, Conklin, Penarth Roads for orders—Miller Hoehne (Br), Pratt, Cork or Palmouth for orders— . Stettin—H D & J U Brookman. waball, Gibraltar for orders—J Swan & Son. Brig Rosario (Sp), Sosvilia, Sante Crux (Canary Isles)— “Biri Witey” Smith (Br), Hewitt, St Thomus—Poniston & ‘Sehr Julia A Brown, Nickerson, Gl Sele Buceo (Br), Mowry, St Joh pot Hastings, Chase, he Maria Davia, Chase, “De ot Geo A Pierce, Kelly, Salem—C F Robbins, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THR MERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD ‘WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE, Prego City of Montreal (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool Ang egnstown Oth, with mdxe andg2s3 passengers to John 58, , Passed schr Pride of the Haven for orders) : uuthern’ Home (Br), ‘Also arrived 16th, ship Humber (Br), McConnell, Qneb m'; bark Terzo (Nor), Rus, do; brig Fanny (Br), Evana, B wit wi ickvwire (Br), Monroe, from ‘4, sehr Clalame (Br), Theal, Arrived 14th, sehr Howard Holden (Br), New York; 16th, rk Lawton (Br), Oliver, Antwe 1th, sehr Charles E Scanam Cleared 14th, shij Mount Lebanon, for Sharpness; sehr M RW ( Also eleared 14th, vars Satin Be sehr Charlie Morton, Burwen, Aug 14—Satled, bark Jenny (Ger), Grote, Nc m7 jsco—Sutton & Co. Borpeavx, Aug 16—Sailed, steamer Tyrian (Br), Lawson oll (Br), Smith, Liver- Unele Joe, Chase, Liverpool; Pe Rouds: John Boyd (Br), Ellis, | Sailed 13th, brig Compecr (Br), Ellis, United States. Canpivr, Aug 16—Arrived, bark Arizona, Conant, St Jobn, +, Aug 15—Arrived, bark Gartsherrie ad, Dixon, 4) ds Ellis, Bristol Channel; Snow & Burge: iz Ellen 4 Cuxrnowra, Aug 16—Sailed, steamer Klopstock (Ger), Bris Joua Swen, Meyer (from Havre), New York (see below). Capz—Sailed, brig Helen O Phinney, Boyd, Gloucester, [Pre | et o ity or Monrreat.) Suristiansen, Bandy Hook; ‘toads td, Nimbus, Leonard, New- Ev Bremen, Aug 2—Railed, Jobn L Dimmook, Miller, Savan- — In the Roads 2d, Belmont, Blagdon, for United State Bouveavx, Aug 2—Arrived, fron Age, Overton, Havre, to Congulatatore, Arrived Aug 5, brig Clarabelle, Tracy, Baltimore. Corvu, Aug S—Arrived, sche Volunteer (Br), Joiner, New ei Se Dvntax, Aug 15—Arrived, ship Lillie Soullard (Br), Goudy, St John, NB; bark Norma (Br), Smith, St John, NB; brig Como (Br), Williams, Philadelphia, Sailed 15th—Bark Erragon (Nor), Weber, New York. Exsixone, Aug 14—Arrived, brigs RW Messer, Hawitt, New York for Dantzic; Avaneo (Nor), Pedersen, Philadel- Pemsed, Constantine, Creevy, from London Deal, Augé-—Areived Eintracht, Muswieek, London for | 14 wmpton Roads (and sai ‘assed 4th, Rosa & isabel, Lutzen, from Grimsby for San BR. anraic, July 30—Arrived, Honor, Merello, Bvsivore, Aug t—Arrived, Harry i Jolin Patten, Wyman Flim, Mebiride, Holmsund for Melbourn —Cleured, Di ina ii eroteil, New ¥ Morse, ‘Wyman, son, Bhophoes, Reval tok Hew Cleaborg for Liverpool; Frank GvovcesTer, Aug 15—Sailed, bark Virginia (Ital), Brig- netti, New York. Gneenoox, Aug 16—Arrived, brig Henry P Dewey, Loring, ‘Steamer Huntaviile, Chester, Fernandina Ang 11, Bruns- wick 12th and Port Riyal Lh, with mdas. and passengers to Las MeKey, cook, died of consumption s erote ‘tor, Gundersen, New e Ald tha, Bearcombe, Sydney, i”, Aug 3—Cleared, Nellie M. iydesdate: Sieoee, viva RvskY Aug 1—Sailed, H Gelpeck. Aug 16 Sailed 15th, bark Lilian M Vigus (Br), Vigus, North Amer- and was buried at sea. Steamer Manhattan, Woodhull; Charleston, 51 hours, with and passengers, tod W Quintard & Co, Ang 16, mit, paxsed schr Iurry E Shop miley north of Cape Hatteras, Hetvorr, Aug 15—Sailed, bark Silve, for New York. Havre, Aug 4—Sailed, ship Sagamore, Wood, United States; brig Mariposa, Fletcher, do. Hono Kona, Aug 15—Arrived, steamer Oceanic (Br), Jon- nings, San Francisco. Livenroot, Aug 16—Arrived, bark Levanter, Vesper, New , Blair, Stowhagen. Liv t@ w00:, Aug 4—Sailod, Virginia, B : eye eee 4 \y\ uxinia, Barker, New Orleans; rf Bent, Halifax; Brothers & Biters, Book Raymond, Sydney, CB, steamer Hudson, hence tor ner C Eee City, Curtis, rittadelphia, in ballast to dug 5 oat Sth, Ripgte, Dexregori, ‘or New fram Gravesend’ 4th. Denmark ¢o), Willlume, N York (ad fom Deal Sty; th, nlsepy Malnero, ee, gees Yon oval Bremon 43 days, with 3 Also Arrived 16th, ship Isaac Webb, Urquhart, New York. mers Palm (Br), St John, mn vin Norfolk; ships Hoghton New York; Europa (Rus), Nyberg, Quebee; barks Storfust Constantin (Rus), Grape, Pensacola; Hattie Goudey (Br), Hammond, Qu Dennis, Kezer, St John, NB; barks Glenralloch (Br), Wad- dle, Ship Harbor, NS; Gordon (Br), Brown, Montreal. Suiled 15th, ship Lochee (Br), Alico Campbell, Gorham, do; sehr H L Whiton, Rich, do. steamers Olympia (Br), Young, New York; Earl of Londsdale (Br), MeKenna, Montreal Sydney, CB; 16th, ships Ne Plus Ultra, Borland, New York barks Norden (Nor), Johnson, Quobec; iseppe Accame, July 28—Sailed, Chestinn Redman, Coombs, New jenry R Tilton, Birdsall, Cadiz; Matteo, Lauro, yPilderkirk, Krohman, Bulti- 4—Suiled, Annie Ts A, 52 days, with bar | Arrived 15th, st tonio (Br), Rea, Gal Tower (Br), Trumbl wood to Yates ‘evoreriell Brig L Warren, Leach, Minatitlan, Mex, 29 days. J} Ward; vessel todas a ® eodar and mahogai Brig Teneriffe, Tracey, ¢ molaases to Chas Luling & che Albert W Stith cof Providence), bee; 16th, ship Chas bboy, Europe; auth, Tirrells United States; bark erson, Singapore. 4 " Blackwood (Br), 88 days from Demarara fo pool. pinch 8H Sweet (Br), Daun. San Juan, Nie, . 10 Strout Bros: vessel to Dit De oke whaling sehr Wm Martin (of t Spain, Trinidad, W Welsh; vessel to Miller & Ellis, St Marys, This regiment bad on the field sixty-eight men from | je pauies; Captain Lamb commanded the | Lonpon, Aug 15—Arriv oTTERD 11, Aug 3—Cle: ‘ed, Helene, Hashagen, New 1, Toma, Raguyen, New York, Sovmmaws ox, Ang 4—Arriy 20S Ally N Rhine, Stetson, _Texuivin ty July re joseph Nickerson, Wi hitmore, Victoria (Nor), Jacobsen, do. Sailed 16th, ships Lightning (Br), Watson, United States; in (Br), Duncan, New York; bark Aurora (Br), xk. tom, 9 A il F e 7 va Adell (of Boston), CRP TIOE® Aus S—Called, Laura B, Dusham, Sydney, ine to John Itoss; vessel to A i to Evans, Bull & © days, with yellow OW exnso wr, An Sailed, Kong Oscar, Rothing, New Sewall, Pennell, Liver- AMERICAN PORTS. , APPONAUG, Ang, 19—Naik ner, Geonrets wit, Ti ‘ON, Auy ust e- an Urauhart Liveryewl 5 W lumber, to AE Bussell ; Bohr © C Fallin, Yoang, Vi Pexantu, Aug 16—Arrived, brig Willie (Br), Cranch, New Bark Fremtides (Nor), from Tvedestrand, which chored at Sandy Hook for orders, came up rived 14th and a Pesxzanck, Ang 14—Arrived, brig Leander (Br), Jones. to the elty AM 16th. Bark Mimi P (Ans) |, sehr Wm R Huston, Gard- from Belfast, which arrived at Angust 16—Arrived, ship Harriet MeGilvery, Sapily Hook Aug 19, tor orders, came up (3 the city yenerday |. Comensrows: Angas Pe ee gee Blake, Rangoon; bark Jon E Chase, Davis, brigs Premier (Br), Rogers, New York; Brisk (Br), ships Canada (Br), Simi Potersburg (Nor), Hansen, New York (Br), Sheehan, Quebec; Eliza Catharine (Br), Levor, tronl; Teresa Picasso (Ital), Picasso, garita Ligure (Ital), Benvenito; 8 signano (Aus), Sentinello; Maria Madre (Ital), Verdino; Tancook (Br), Durkeo; Albatross (% Dubrovacki (Aus), Baltimore; Leypoldi (Ger), Haeslooy Also arrived 15th, barks Fram (N Rastrup; Acorn (Nor), Piper; Mindet (Nor), Beek; aid Dronning Louise (Nor), Lansen, do; aeons 8 (Ital), Pletrapiana, Baltimore; do; Stanbo (Nor), | ton for di » Belg Johanna Martaretha (Nor), from Sligo, which J anchored at Sandy Hook for orders, came up * # Assecuradour | Pion Spear, Now ta rk: Pennsylvania, Bar re tt, ; Elizabeth De Hert PASSED THROUGH BOUND SOUTH. Stoamer Clay of Fitchbarg, Spring | York, with mdse and Steamer Gulaten, midae and ara oe HELL GATR jew York; Santa Mar. bok (Br), Isles; Lu- New Bedford for Now ors. aldren, Providence for 1), Olsen, and Sedmi ‘Tallarini, do; brigy La Plata (Br), Bray, Bt sehr or Poin. n Stroup, Nickerson, IMOTE, Aug 1.5~ -Arrived, bark Magnus Lagaboter Port Jefferson fo ‘The Sixth regiment turned out forty officers and men belonging to B and F companies, under command of | the nce of shooting. Twenty men went Saath steamers Win Crane, Howes, Boston; Win Riley, Nantuekot for New York, with fish ‘Schr fondy Antrim, Carter, Warcham for Now Yo nails to Parker Mills sibsaa hoe water Nebr Harriet Lewis, ( Graziella (Nor), Gundersen, Now York; J & rs Walsh | (Br), Herbert, do; 16th, ship Lennox Castle (Br), Stewart, , barks Marryat (Nor), Christensen, Mon- Solafide (Nor), Pedersen, New York. Rorrenpas, August 14—Arrived, brig @ W Halls (Br), Telfer, Philadelphia, Satled 14th, barks Aristides (Nor), Wold, Boston; August (Ger), Ohrlotf, United States. Sourmamprox, Ang 16—Arrived, steamer Rhein (Ger), Brickonstein, New York for Bremen. Sunpentanp, Aug 6—Arrived, bark De Salaborry (Br), Leavitt, Quebee. Si1G0, Aug 15—Arrived, brig Mabel (Br), Secord, St John, ‘ Hodaey, Parker! tie AMMO Pas 9a SWICK, Aug’ 11-1 rived teh S . 0. W Wiight, Seull, rig Laura Gert re de, Risk, New York; sehr Rosa Peciy Bl Cit rk, iy Fn RY. for Haverstraw. watford tor New York. yowlse, Mekaye Deming, Boardn keh Gey Weppler \e , Aug 14—, 4 ‘rived, burk Curlew (Br), Cape Fea Jf 14—Salled, sehr Amos Falken Aug overt ve Jeh Behe ¥ Dantelsts, Wileox, Hodk Toland for Now York, with ah to Comstock & Uo. SUNDSWALL, Augnst 15—Sailed, ship Swallow, Howes, ‘Arrived sehr Dietphi Alls Elizabeth. Sebr oa 4 Sehr on Zane Bos it me Nii remsTox, fartln, MeDonald ‘se ow Haven for New York, ‘ortiand, Ot, for New York, with stone Satomica, Aug 5—Arrived, sehr Flowor of the Val pee ‘Whitburn, Now York, Fim, 40 loud tur New Yoo er), Wallis, Queenstown! belg Nellie Crosby (Be) h h Clerk, Griffing th —Cionred, harks Charl Purinton, Crostey, Ro ic Kewardi ki Passed aah Palest from Richmond for Rie ahirs Johana (en), any Pernambuco; E& ik for Trinidad, ne whe 13-—-Sailed, sehes Florence Dean, West , Case, Philadelphia, , Baker, New York. ‘, Smith, Brown SO, Aug 2—Arrived, sehra Hattie Turm van th, Vario, Price, New York, wed th, sche Mary Lymburner, Coombs, Rondout, STERR, Aug Arrived, sehr iteboeea W Muddell EST. Aug \6—Arrived, sehr BF Burnham, from Tampleoifor Now York. ie d, sch Paragon, Moring, Philadel , Aug 14—Cleared, sehr © B Clements, Clements, RL EANS, Ang 16—Arrived, bark Angelia (Sp), nf hi, Hay : brig John M Burns, Fronty, Minatitlan, 20 Dreilge t oat McAllister has gone to the Southwest Pass to wor Passes, Aug 16-sArrived, ship Expounder, Crocker, from Havre for orders; brig Hendrika, Rio Janeiro; sehr Lily of the Valley, Utilla, Steamer New Orleans, ‘Dearborn, New York, is outside. ath Cleared, xehr Mary Varwell (Br), Varwell, London t Live SEWECHY Porn, Ang 14—Arrived, sehrs Lanie, Cobb, ort Jehinwont: ‘Nilo, ‘Purker, Now York; B® GW tin » Hills, Phila: ol inte Suiled—steamer s, Pendleton Philadelphia, NEW BEDVORD, Au 16--Arrived, schirs Jolin Randolph, New York: Thomas B Smith, Weehawken, Sailed—Sehra Louisa. pinnces, Anute F Martin, Honrg Gibbs, be Parnes, Ra Kate Kallaban, Obas 1. Hazard, Copia elon, New Yor NEWS PORT, Aug 13, PM—Arrived, schrs Loon, Tattle, New Kk; Geo H H Mills, Tillotson, Providence for Alexandria (and Sailed—Schrs Ira D Sturgis, Johnson, Pittson, antl Sets Tea Stare, Jonson, Mitten, Me, fr Al 1ith—Arrived, ‘gobrs Gentile, bey ig Sy Wickford for New Yont ‘Yerrapit poster, de kle. Fail River for. do; Miuerta, ‘Helghtmany Provideses er dat cellor, Ferguson; D Lima, Wells, from Port Johny: ard, Rao ie Provk M ‘Also Seles Ww Free Thiver for do; Anthos * Now Yor Cleared, sehr J Melon Aug 10—Arri Wiarton, Johnson, rton, Joh ‘do;; Daniel, Mortis, Squires, Rondowt for Naot rt I—Sehrs Geo F Brown, ednag, Fall River for New for Onward, Wheeler, nee Tor do; Surprise, Sew Fall Rivty for do (having returned); Ann Elixabeth, | forehead iew York; Florence, Sackett, for Verplank's Point, 15th— Arrived, sehrs Roanoke, Simmons, and Richard Hill, | Sinith, Fall River for New York} sloop Mary Elizabeth, Haw+ Alexandria; sloops Gleam, Clinton ; D ort. EW HAVEN, ‘Aug’ 14-—Arrived, steamer Valentino, | sleet PA A, Aug 10—Sailed, bark Scotland, Rogers, tol. BeENS ACOTA, Aug 11—Arrived, sehr Z Steelman, Spear, Philadelphia. Cleared 10th, barks RB Chapman (Br), Pengilly, London; ‘onner, Rio Janeiro; 1th, kebrs: ‘Susan, Davis, ‘ande; N W Smith, Tooker, New York; Henry arco, Boston; Ulive Crosby, Hutchinson, New bark Louise Poll (Ger), Belfast; sehr Ver+ ya ui “igs Aired. steamer Montizome Ww Amelia Nun (Br) , Ni LITA, Any, 16—Arrived, steamers “Norman, Bogus, Horton: Cont eden Mi 3 Ationtown, Tuttle, do} Leopard, Albertson, New Bedfe ther, Mills, Newbury ort: Williamsport Willots, Salem s Catharine Whiting, Hard. Inge, Providence ; Florida, Cros 5 ; . doz Ann Elia, erhaven. Dr aupner (3 Sure 1B 'W Eldridge, Wilthack, Aan Abe tingham, Aye Joucester vel Moreh’ Balt River ted od, barks Countess of Dufferin (Br). MeGonagie, Hilton (Br), Hilton, ivérpool:, seh mn ‘erm m, Windsor, NS; Pride of the East, Loi FA Server, Corderay, Portsmouth: John J Want New York; 8 8 Godfrey, Gales, Salem; Florence Fennimore, do; Sulla A, Deckir, Freeman, Well- fleet; SC Hart, Kelly, New Bedford; Rebecca Sheppard, falas Bostor MeManomy, Walls, do: Niekerson, Chase, do: JH More, Doane, do; J Kubsle, Steelman, do} H Alien, Tatem, Fall Rive ening Colburn, Bowon: | Experl- Mereur (Ger), De Hoan, Br «. Dow, Leghorn; schrs Alert, Winch r, By JW Driveo, Haskell, Portsmouth; Lottie K ollins, Gloucester; IW Vanneman, Sharp. Salem; petinghann. Ayres, do; L N-Lovell, Borden, ‘all, Rivers JJ Moore, Franklin, Providenco; Sadie, Walton, Tuckerton, leare bark At 8 | (Gon), Hellmer,, Bremen Jennie Cobb, Siall, Triest Purves, Smith, dog fchirs Sullte § Godirey, Cates, Silene Allen, ‘Tatem, Somerset; Kienzlo- Suleiman, Boston’ Rebecca Shoppard, Frambes, do; stoamers Rattlesnake, Hand, Fall River; Cen: de, Miller, Boston; Perkiomen, Pioree, do; Williamsport, el, August 16, AM—Brig Edith (Br), for Kingston, Ja, an here last night and remains; the ser Lmey Wheatly, for Lanesville, anchored off here Ye terday' afternoon, and’ proceeded down this morning: brig Cromarty (Br), left for Wilmington Saturday evening to fin~ ish discharging her cargo; sehr William P Davis, Little” Creek, passed up yesterday morn are Alb (Dany, for Ivigtut; steamers Equator, for 0 oH Kewiling for Now York: brig Antelope, for Porllaniganshid John M'Bromhall, for Boston; Magwie Cain, for do; ‘Arthur Burton, for Bangor; Elliott L Dow, for Providence; Eliz beth Magee, for Boston; F R Baird, for do; N J Di do; Mary 'T Corson, for do; Annie Jones, for do; C for Portland; Lorine, for Boston; John W Hall, for Hunter, for Dighton: Ann Elizabeth, for Hyainiss Goddess, for Lynn; Pedro A Gran, for Providence; Emma G Babcock, for Boston; Ann E Carll, for 30, and JG Baboock, for Portsmonth, passed down yesty steumer Vindicator, for Provideucs schrs John H Converse, for Boston ; Lottie K Friend, for Gloucester; Mary P Hudson, for Salem; Joseph Souther, for Portland; Eagle, for Saco, ind John ii Kranz, for New York, passed dows oh Saturday sek Schr William Marshal, from Portsmouth, 1s now sing up. Noon—Steamer Rattlesnake, for Boston, passed down ob 11:30 AM; schr Spoculator (Br), from St Thomas via Bere | muda, is now passin, M-Sehr Huella A Show, from Rockland, passod up this PM Brig Rdith got under way ‘and proceeded’ down, "Schre Thomas Bordon, for Fall River, and “Westmoreland, for arate assed do US révenue steamer , Hi Hamliton ra. Brie i Tay Ho, for Boston, 1s passin nig 16, AM—Suilod this moritig chipe md Nant jus; barks, Minnehaha, Der Kiein Him~ ers, and large fleet of schrs, ‘Atrived this morning--Steamer Richmond, from New Yorks EM snip Nevada went to wou to-day. arcu Greenleaf and brig Fidelia remain as before. PORTLAND, Me, Aug 16—Arrived, sehr Gertie E Stimpe son, Baltimore. PoRTSMOU ‘TH, Ang 14—Arrived, schrs Abbott Devereux, Rich, Georgetown Althea, Blackman, Philadelphia, Sailed— i ney ‘ard, Rosebrouk, Baltimore: Rising Sun, Jones, Phil oe ph tOVIDENCE, Aug M4Arrived, schr Kate Scranton, Satled—Steamers Wm Ke ennedy, Foster, Baltimore via Norfolk: Catharine e, Whiting, Harding, Philadelphia; Flor ida, Crocker, 4 Leonank’ Gray, Georgetown, | DC’; Herschall, Chambers Henry Cole, Chadwick, and AM Lee, Taylor, Phiiladelphi ra Fletcher, Sargent, do (oF Georgetown, DC); Galloway © Morris, Endicott, Philadelphia; Homan, Trenton; Evelyn, Stephenson; 8 T” 'Winterton, "Skidmore; ‘Aun’ “Ate? lia, Alien, and Florence Sackett, | Haverstraw Nicholas “Mehrhof, Mebrhof, | Verplanck’s ET Graham, Jarvis; ¢ RT Geet Brandywine), Ki ings Alerton,, You ennic ara, Gandy; Wave, Pinkham Eile F int Tints Wan Barden Adams; Tra Bliss, Norton Minerva, Heh tan Elm City, Kelley; Jesse B Alien, Ran: dal Tyler, Hart, and Dwight D Emigrant, MeCluskey, do, via East Greenwich ; izabeth, Hawkins, New York. Arrived. sclrs Dahiel Webster, Spencer, Port Johns ah A Paleo ..do; J G Fell, Nickerson, and Eva Diverty, Hund, do'for Pawtneket; Katrina Van Court lund, Coe, Crugers jdeanding: Signal, Satterly, and John Crocktord, Hart, Hobe loop Congress, Cavanagh, Eliza Below—Schrs Oscar F Hawley, Bayles, from Port Johnson: ILE nm, from Hoboken, " \, oe New York. ved vit Anized, unter, Sherman, Philadelphiag At the head af Long Island Sound 14th, PM, bound eas schro Hornet: Katee Mary, Brazos. “Herbert Manton, Hove: nue, John Wright, dude Baw yer, Blackstone, Tunis Bodine, Spencer, Swallow, D Kahn, BH Warford, Memento, Ves N Tower, Virginia; soo Joh RICHMOND, ‘Xu Te AE ater dake Lenzee Sadothrs Liverpool 14th —Arriv ad, ste sane schr Hawin, Ingersoll, New York. oc awrenee: New Yorks Sue esr Marotta § Steelian, Somers, New York, R. ¥ bb, bs Widionsn, Ha ug Arrived, bark a Almy, th—Sailed, ships Khandeish (Bi K re Tay Hiesatnton, Brown aderborsy thland ghd Come One ork (Br), A\ tiand, O; Ber ci ; Herberastive (Br), Geahatn, al. -h bag ae Liverpool: sehr Win Phillips ‘ tendo (ie Moore, Sydney, NSW, Belgie (Bn), ‘Metcalf, Hong | ‘Kong via Yoko" NNAH, Aug 12—Cl MBAT Ang leared, schr Seguin (not Susan), f ed. steamer McClellan, March, Baltimore. ‘alvador (Sp), Amiis, Santander, ySATILLA, Un, Aug 9—Cleated, sehr Sutil , Rivers, Bath, Ga, Au S—Arrit d, seh roan hue ace ue, Disk, Wateme Me. An 12~Arrived, sehr Miry Lee Newton, Maguire. We wl SALEM, Aug 13—Arrived, sehr Eliza, Collamore, Port I—Schr Narragansett, Shaw, Philadelphia, Arrived, sche Ann il Mureh, Woodward, Elizaboth- i—Arrived, selir Irene Messervoy, Messervey, Philadek PMHONINGTON, Aug 19—Arrived, sebrs Co Rondout; Artist,” Porrestor, New York ees Philudel- jark, New York for Newport D HAVEN, Augnst 14—Arrived, schrs Julia A niladelphia’ for Boston; Mary Louisa, do for steamor Grant, on erulue:, sche $0 Hoboken intadetphin: Vrod murtine, Provincetown for do; Nar Saarbrack and Wm Connors, Bos 3 York; Wm Wilson, do. for New York; George Pt loucoster for doy ‘A Hatfield (Br), Wind? sor for do; terman, Nantacket for Rondout; Lizae Major. Hallowell ‘for Albany Suiled—ehes Mary kia, JA Garrison, Montrose, Row ith Arrived, wets Mary Golling, Philadelphia f Arrived, sehrs Mary Collins, phia for Boston W Melaoon, Rockland for New York. : an d—Ail before reported excepting Sehrs New Globe and ary Col od by Iirlgs Venom HIT, Port au Pu tol Rte by rigs Varn au Prince for Bos WI or Bost MINGTO! ate Aa ‘Arrived, brig Borthe Ger), Bremen. as Cleared—Steamer Benefactor, Jones, 14th—Arrived, Puy, Mira (Ni os Ste we Cleared—sehr tM omen Pultcetpite Gth—Arriv rier (Br), Evans, Charl Solled—soumer, Tacitle, Ben ‘Balthnore. om Aug 14—Arrived, whi Anthen Godfrey, Sha a New Sort TE DIVORCES OBTAINE States fo ity required FROM DIFFER age “aut, leuNl everywhores na charge until divorce granted ; JOUSE, Atte 184 Broadway. 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