The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1876, Page 10

a 10 THE EXHIBITION. TRE DEPARTMENT OF ADMISSIONS AND HOW IT 48 BUBDIVIDED—-MEANS OF BNTBAECE—DU- "TES AND SALARIES OF THE GATKKEEPERS— THR EMPEROR OF BRAZIL VISITING THE GROUND. Partaperrmia, June 28, 1876, One of the least understood, if not the least appre- plated, subdivisions into which the work of practically operating the mighty centennial enterprise bi divided, is the Department wf Aduussions, 4 burean of yaeetimable importance and exceptionally intelligent wamagement. There are 16% employes, divided into six money groups, four groups for complimentary and evhibitors’ gates, three return pass check groups and he wazon gale keepers. The dopartment 1s n ebarge of the General Mansgor, David "Yates, assisted =by =—shis-—ald, Captain W, W. Keys, the ‘chief clerk; Arthur Thacher and ©nief Laspector Colonel ©, P. ©. Ellmaker. ‘the chief ingpector is assisted by thirteen general inspectors, Aamely :—J. D. Murphy, Major George L. White, George ¥. Barian, J, A. Catier, W. R, Ellis, J. 1. Thayer, Major 4. Harwood, G, W. Chapman, F. C. Waterman, J, A. Dagan, Captain R. N, Herring, J. V. Barton and Colonel John Lucas The groups are so divided that dhey are relieved twice day and are, consequently, changed from one post to another. The exhibitors’ sua complimentary groups have only one relie!, but fuan three posts, ‘The return pass check men are placed near all the exit gates and are under one inspector, Dos, 06 aud 96 are kept open all day and mght, except hesween the hours of twelve midught and four A. M., tor the accommodation of guards, members of the Fire Department and persons residing in the money tourtoeight A. M. The wagon gates are guarded by iwenty-aix men, under Captain John and aro #is0 Open trom four to cight A.M. After that hour no twams are permitted to enter the grounds excepton | nyecial passes, which are only issued in cases of abso. jute necessity, As rtrangers have been much puzzled as to what Tine of cars to take in order to be landed near one fof the entrances of the | yeounds, it should be stated that it would be re difficult to find a section where there are no es than where there are many. At the eastern end wf the wain building will be found sixteen gates, ex- tending irom corner to corner. Near the centre of the #ame structure are eight more, and at the West end six toen. West of the Centennial Bank on Elm aveuue are tour gates; at the junction of Elm and Belmont ay unes, sixteen; at the ceutre of Machinery Hall, four; near Fifty-second street, four; on George's Hill, on the Belmont drive. four; at the Glen entrane a! Horticultural Hall, tour; Lansdown Memorial Hail, six; and im the old River roa yates. The exhibitors’ and complimentary ticket stiles are viways placed pear the money gates, so that persops entitled to Ireé tickets need not be separated trom ac- ompanying friends by whom their admission tees are paid. Except in extraordinary mstances, every visi rto the grotads has been obliged to pass through whe registering stiles; but for the sewing machine inen’s excursion & separate arrangement was made, whereby the operatives entered the wagon gate 48 a parade, the number being counted by inspectors, and ablunk check previousiy furnished by the company fied out for the amount for the admission fees. THY WEST POINT CADETS, being invited guests, were not registered, bat the or- ganizations which will enter the grounds on the Fourth of July will all have to pass through the stiles, the rolors, banners, &c., to be handed to inspectors at the wagon gates und to’ be delivered to the ensigns after Sherr entrance, The stilekeepers are held strictly re- for every mark of the register, and must jow a total in cash or in retorn passes, punch reyisters, &c. They are also accountable for all coun- terfeit money taken, and, ag the position is thus made @ Of exceptional responsibility. they ure paid $4 while on duty. “The wagon | gate. ant others are paid $5 per day. Every vegister is daily inspected, and when ono 18 found to pe Wut of order, the gatos are immediately cloxed Like he guards, the stilekeepers are chiefly composed of men who have learned some trade or profession, or ave at some time been in remunerut.ve business. At jeast two-thirds of those engaged are merchants who ‘went down in the financial niwelstrom succeeding the panic, while many are lawyers, doctors, engineers, ealexmen and others who have been obliged to seek ) jose positions in order to bridge over the gait between wQsiness depression and the hoped for revival of the inture, Almost without excepiton the stilekeepers are eourteons and attentive in spite ot the trials of human patience inftictod by persous who suppose that the payment of a fitty cent fee gives them the privilege of crmicising all the employés of the Exbibition with whom they come in contaet. Many exhibitors holding photograph tickets bave actually been much hurt by the seratinizing gaze with which the stile keepers examine | iseir photograph tickets, forgetting that they seldom aucet the same attendant twice i succession, and that ihas the duty of the stile keepers to salisty themselves Tpettue Lckets presented are not on the list marked ~ Yo be taken up. Now and then a stile keeper can be oand who does not wees ali the requirements wf the position, but there cases aro rare and tne numbers are rapidly diminishing. Persons who visit the Exhibition tor the iirst time generally have some remark to make about the stiles, which are not very senerally favorites, and usually the ottendauts, besides examining the muney to decide upou its genuineness, ure obliged to instruct each individual to “posh tarough,’? instead of ting, as many do, ior ‘he contrivance to move of its ‘own ac- cord, Their attention is cowsequently occupied wimost copunually, and it 1s not surprising it now and Ven their answers to the multitude of questions by @vhich they are hourly pled should occasionally be Woth brief and unsatistactory. The gute keeyers tell toany AMUSING ANECDOTES vt corpulent people who are trial that they can never get through the narrow pas ; Of Others who are compelled to push through of persons who in apie of the directions oY the Attendants try to go through two at a time, and others who, having imagined that ©u reaching the Exposition they would, of course, pass under some grand triumphal arch of welcome feel both disappovuted and insulted at boing driven through: Ul the relation of these incidents would fill a volume, ow and then persons whose wealth or station have always purchased any privilege desired, ave positively refused to pass through te registering stiles, bur they generaliy thought | better of it, and came back teckly to register with the rest of mankind. tis now admitted Thai no other arrangement than that provided would have been sufficient to prevent alse returns among any nverage set of men, and in addition to the registers so muny other other sateauards haye been employed that even upinientional mistakes would be impossible. Be this a complete record of the number of visitors ef ail classes can thus be daily furnished. ‘The insufferabie heat to-day caused the shady places and coot delightful retreats of the grounds to be well patronized and largely increased the revenues of the soda Water and ice creain stands. The daily vise of the Brazilian Emperor was r peated as nsval, His Majesty arriving before seven © clock iB the morning, aud proceeding to the Rassian separtment iv the main building. He was accompanied by the Russian Commissioners, by whom expianations withe exhibits were made. Sabsequently he spent beme time in seravinizing the workings ¢ Hail, and, after looking at various pieces of mechanism. retnrnod to the city at balfepart | two o'clock. The admissions on 1 tendanis, Xe, 1 0,568, Treceipts, day were: mayig Visitors, 2150 Bronewar Rerterdum. 150 Broadway WFO. Broadway |b7 isrondway ® Kroaaway Rowling Greoe [TU bowling Green Bowling Green way 81 Nroadwae [25 Brosaw: Bowlin \7 Bowling Hrese Kowliny Grown ) Brod Kilascow ..-f Hritanale. (uty 29. Liverpoet ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. posasy moom | ) | wow watke san rises Gov. Island Hee ei . PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 28, 1876 (ARRIVALS. “SPORTED BY TER WRAALD eTHAN VACITS AyD BBRALD WHITESTUSE TELEORAFH LOK _ Seamer Abyssinie (Be), Murphy, LirerpoalJuse 17 oud | Qressc, June 28—Sarreyor been | grounds, Gates | Nos, 63 and 64 are for the admission of workmen trom | eriam before making a | the Corhes | bibitors, at- | : | tothe Knickerbocker Ice 1 Queenstown 18th, with mdse and 306 pamengers to C G rancklyi. Steamer Victoria, Hedderwick, Glascow June 27, ¥ Moville 18th, with mdse and 240" passenxers to Henaers Bros. June 26, lat 42 01, lon 00 20, spoke bark Hawkbupe, ot and from Neweastle for Baltimore. Steamer Canuda (Fr), Frangual, Havre June 17 and Ply- mouth 18th, with mdse and paspensers to i.ouis de Bebluo Steamer Vora Crm, Deaken, Havana Jun d 106 passengers to F Alexandre & Sous, 1 7951. spoke brig Linzie Merry. tor New day. lat 2S, lou 7950, Us seamer Harttord, . Jat US US, lon 74 G7, bark Nipson, of Sen- iro for New York, ids, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the nd, from Ri wer Steamer Alvermarie, Old Dominion Steamship Cs Steamer >witeerland (Belg), Jackson, Philsdeiphia, in ballast to Geo W Colt vn. Steamer Allentown, Tuttle, Philadelplia, with coal te the Readiog RK Co, ark Tiare (ial), Ferraro, Leghorn, (2 days and itral- tar i8 days, with marble and rags to Pabbricottl Broa; ve sel to Poneh, dye & (o. Bark pon us). Poschich, Marseill ‘arib, Townsend, St Croix, 12 4 toP Handiord & C Bark blige Bar with produce to A t lie Ware, Ashbury, Minatilau 26 days, with eo, to J O Ward & ¢ ietoria, Saunders, Port Spal ides Son Brig Robert Mowe (of New Haven), Dearborn, Pitee, 17 dayy, with sagor and moinsyes to H, Trowbridgo’s ons, Brig Dos Hermanos (Mex), Averastung, Vera Cruz Jane 6 and Monte Vio 16th, with suxar to Echevercie & Co. Brig Lady Mary (of St. Johns, NF), Kex, St. Kitts, eur with molasscs to Jones & Lough; vessel to A £ Outer- ru 6 45 days, in ballast with sugar, &e, of and from Bermuda, 6 days with suger to H Excelsior, Mayor, of and from Bermuda, 6 days, with 0 Leaveratt & Co. Mi ids, Westordyke, Lasuayra und Porto heofee, dc, and passengers to Dallets, ster. Kawyer, Port Spain, Trinidad. 15 days, with auger tos W Weish? vessel to Slinpron, 0 & Co. r June 20, lat U3 40, lon 74 10, sp Hing sc cle M Parker,'and yook from her the captain and crew of brig Abbie Ellen, sunk at Koa (as before reported). Schr Badin Pierce (of Boston), Hawes, Abacon 7 days, with pines to James Dougiass:’ vessel to BJ Wenberg. June $37 24, lon T4av, spoke bark Veranda (Nor), trom n for Phitadelphi Seitr Viole May, Oven, Hillsboro, NB, 6 days with plaster to UW Hinrteaut,” Ty bound to New. Sehr Lizzie Major, Gorrish, mber to Alsop & Oia Sehr W H Card, Poss, order. sche Veaie (of Boston), Price, Georgetown, with naval stores 10 Dolltier & Potter. chr HM Sinkebt, Willey, Virginia. ri lt Hoyt, Maxwell, Virgmia, Schr Surah Wilson, Wilson, Virginia, Sebr H Parker, Smith, Viewini Sehr ME Ryard, Camp, Virgina, Schr Julius Webb, Leek, Virginia, Sour Js Kelsey, Bodine, Virginia. Sehr 'T Morris Porot, Randolph, Georgetown, DC. Schr Wm Collver, Taylor, Maryland, che Jolin 8 Lee, der, Richmond, Me, seven days, tern [ce Uo} vessel to master. Phinney, Kennebee Kiver, six days, Tee Co; vessel to tunster. ¢ Nellie Crowell, Pielps, Kennebec Biver 6 days with Oxtes Bros; vessel to master, r AE Stevens, Montgomery, Kennebec River 7 days, h fee to Lawsou & Sou; vessel to maater. chr Mary Riley, Riley, Keunebec iver 6 days, with ico to A Richardson; vessel to mascer. Schr Elizabeth de Hart, Low, Kenmebec River 3 days, with jee to the Consumers’ lee Co; vessel to Miller & Houghton. Schr Ada Ames, Adams Rockland, Me, 6 days, with ice to Jacksonville 10 days, with vessel to Parsons & Loud. ‘acksanville 8 days, with Inmber to SC, 6 days, | Langber & Co; vessel to RP Brown & Co Schr E if Wharton, Jarvis, Dresden, Me,S days with ice vesvel to rauster Sehe Mary C Graham, Simpson, Gardiner, Me, 6 days, with ice to the Newark Ice Company; vessel to master. wer, Hammond, Bath 6 days, with ice 10 order: aco, Me, 7 days, with tee to the U ) esse tv inaster, eph W Allen, Allen, Salem 7 days, with | ssel to master, Will discharge at Staton Island. PASSED THROUGH HELL G@aTE BOUND SOUTH, Steamer Eleanora, Johnson. Portland for New York. yoeener eneral Whitney, Coleman, Boston tor New ‘ork, HE acead ity of New Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for New Steamer Delaware, Smith, Fall River for New York. gagt SA Hatteld dir), “Huttield, Windsor, N8, for Now sehr Annie E Martin, Carroll, Kennebec for New York. ‘ar Kdward Wooten, Young, Providence for New York, Schr American Chief, Shaw. Providence for New York. jautucket for New York. Kenuedeo for New ¥ i, idence { w York, . Lawrence, Providence for New York. ‘hr Green County Tanner, Hyae, New Bedford for New K Schr W Brooks, Brooks, hr Etias Ross, Camp! Schr Helen Thompson, to jardiner, Me, tor New York. New Haven for New York. jen: Kennebec for New York. hr Richard taaw, El idence for New York. Schr F Edwards, West, Boston for New York. Relir Conta, West, Boston for New ) ork. Schr S M Tyler, Tirretl, Providence for York. SchrJames, E Hoyt, Sackett, New Haven for George town. z Sehr Mary Ann Predmore, Sherman, Providence tor New york. M rid Rachel Jane, Hunter, Providence fur New York. ie, Hyannis for New York. Schr Oceaniea, Younj. Kennebee for New York, Sebr Willard Saulsbury, Hardy, Kennebec tor New York, ur Modesty, Nickerson, Gardiner for New York. Sebr Suceess, Pierson, Providence for New York. Schr James M Bayles, Arnold, Providence for New York. Schr Warren Gates, Smith, Millstone Point for New York, Schr A Hammond, Goldsmith, Gardiner for New York, Schr Connecticut, DeHardt, Providenee for New York. Schr 8 L Thompson, Hull, Providence for New York. Sehr Chailenge, Terry, Port Jefferson for Sche Clara Post, Ferris, Portehester for BOUND East. Steawer Electra, Young, New York for Prevideuce. ahieamer ‘Tillie, ‘Bwiny,’ New York for New Londen and ‘Brig $l. Hall (Br), Morrell. New York for Yarmouth, N&. cbr Isinnd Belle, Woodman, New York for St Johns, NF. Sehr Herbart Mauten, Crowell, Hoboken for Providence. Sehr E F Meaney, Lewis, New York for Porsland, Ct, Sene B Et Hull, New York for Boston. Sehr C © Warren, Smith, New York for Gloucester, Sehr Sallie T Ohartre, Trefetben, Hoboken tor Somerset. ; Ww Sehr Silas MeLoo! ork for Boston. Sehr A Gurney, Gui cT B Smith, C Smith, Newark for Orient, Ll, (US Hig supply Sehr TB Siaith, Bowman, New York for Greenwich, New York for Bostou. Steamer Newton (Br), Lyon Steamer State of Indiana (B Baldwin & Co & Liverpool—Busk & Jevons Sadler, Glasgow—Austin. ‘Steamer GulfStream, Crowell, Charleston—J W Quintard | beth, Clark, Baititaore—W Dalzel! ‘Steamer A) Steen, Wilmington, Del—A Abbott. Stoamer Ann Eliza, Pierce, Philadelpbia—Jas Hana. Ship Othello (Br), Efford, Liverpool—Bewring & Archi- Liverpool--Snow & Burgess. London—Grinnell, Minturn \ip Danrobin (Br). Harris, N World, Harum Ship North Ameries. Bark Borsone (Ital), Bovenen. rk Voltarve (ital), Savarese, Bristol, on £0, Hark Killarney (Br), Ruddoz, Penarth Roads—lowland & Aspinwall k Alma (Nor), Waxholdt, Cork or Falmouth—Funch, Riye & Vo. Bark Paolina § (Au anovieb, Cork, Plymouth for orders—S ich & ssuinuk A Aus), Ossoinak, Tralee~Faneb, Edye & Elwell Falmouth or Hark Aurora (Br), Charehill, Cromstads—Jaines W & Co, Bark Rrayil (Br), litbbert, Mavre—Boyd & Mineken, Burk Guilio (Ital), Paoiltlo, Lisbon—Lauro, Storey & Co. Bark Abbis N Franklin,” Powers, Heurr, Bark Anna A Rich (Br), Murray, Baltimore—C Tobias & & Go, Bark Cave Savro Palimieni (Ital), Castaglione. Balti- mors rig Weylandt (Ital), Lubrane, Hull—Fanch, Edye & C bs ‘arlos, Atherton, Malpas, E—Miller & Hongh- to: Meig Kile (Br), Dart, Cork for orders—J F Whitney & Co. Brig Jeremiah, Fora, St Pierre and Point-a-Pitre—R P Buck & Co. Sebr It Emma Riley, Coftin, Cadir—Brett, Son & Co, Sele Margarita Antonia (Sp), Verger, Las Palmas, Ca. nary Islands—tle-ques & Co. Sehr Sarat B, Upton, Lax Paimas, Canary Istands—Mar- cus Hanter & Co, tt, Cape Harti—R Murray, Jr, ty, Baracos (recieared from 28d of June) —B J Wenberg & Co. Sehr Susan Scranton, Farrell, Cut Island—B J Wenberg & eo tie t NSW A Bows. Sehr Amelia Hearn, Moo ir Hen Seler Ada Barker, Sommerville (Bes, Ryan, Jordan River Richinood, Va—Van Bront & Dobbviu,|Newark, NJ—Simpson, Clapp ‘Thotoas, Roothba; . Wilew, Wellton Boston, SALLED, LAverpool: Gulf Stream, ;, Bremen ; eamers Bothnia ctr), tor Charleston; barks © Augiia (Br Bre- ynen: Lous Baltimore 5 Batliasar Ane! y i EH Rich, Cienfuegos: —=; shes Dos Herwanos (I) St Martins; 1 Wind at sunset, SW: at midnight, WSW. Bacometer at sunset, JO.1) MARITIME MISCELLANY. romen), Capt, Wierichs, + New York, was for- ing. fixtures, ‘ow Philadelplla, was sold Suir Mesouwr ( whieh sailed trom erly the American ship E Bark Mexipian 6 ned at Greenwich ae (Br). 334 tons, 10 years old, heen sold by the Caited states Marshal to ity wt $5200. aed has beew soll to $5.00. Hans Array from West Indies for Hamburg (before re. ss NW of Cape Ortegat when spoken by , muPRCK (of Boston), Woodiitim trom Sprace Fiend, Me, with eranite, tor New York, puclinte Newport wsth in distre: having on Thy, w! Point Judith, tus hew ross fea, sprugy aleak in the ran, and st one Cime had four fer ot water inthe hold, SOWG BANDOLPAIX, before reported mebore at Hatteras Toilet, got off and taten to Norte Was sold at the patter place dune 24 ty the Marshal at the suie of the Baser Wrecking Oo, for $20.0. Scwn Mowrezuma, betore at Beverly, missing, rrived safely ibiy be rebailt. She One half interest in the chr Marthe Culling 116 tons, her masts yards, s fingtug. ac, were timare on Monday to Wm A stewart for $1800, ve left for Sandy Bay and Murseilles—Jaures | “Bark Mary D (Aus), Ghilianovich, Baltimere—Slocovich | + Bright Star (Br), Heney, Perth Amboy, NI—A T | before reporied | 15 miles west of Ford, and valued wt $12,000; insured | Matune to survey the ships Glasgow and Humber, ashore at those mages latter is lying badly on tne rocks with ot bilge stove. All efforts 0 xet the Glasgow off have led. She has jettisoned part of her cargo ef coal. WHALEMEN. Sailed from New Londos June 27, sebr Lissie P simmons, for South Shetiand Islunds. Are.ved at Bermuda June 10, bark Osprey, Crapo, of NB, with 18 bbls vil. bark Pacific, Borden, NB, to dalled from Bermuda June 5 emise. Arrived at Fayal Jane 3, bark Charles W Morgan, Tink- ham, NB, with 23 bbls sp on board, which would forward by bark Axor for Boston. y! Spokeu—Nv date, on southern edge of Gnit Stream, sett X | 4 Rights, Provi vi cttown, with 120 bbls sp and 175 do hpbk SPOKEN, Ship Beachvale, from Giaszow for San Franciseo, May 5, Jat 2 40.N, lou 2620 W. Bark Luvaliilo (law), trom Port Gamble for Honolulu, June 13. lat 3951 N, lon 128.33 W. Bark Loreas Hupsen (Ger). Dillwitz, from Hambarg for San Mranctseo, May 1, lat 3 30S, lon 2424 W. Bark Mathilde (Nor), from Liverpool for Miramichi, June 14, 1at 49, lon 16, Bark Hebe (Dutch), Freitag, from Bristol, E, for Hook, May 28, jus 49 12, lon 20 50, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Brisro1, June 28—Sailed, barks Marthe T Tucker, Tackar, New York: Murin Procida (for), do. Bownino (Seotiund), June 28—-Arrived, bark Harriet 5 Sackeon, Bacon, Portland, Me. Brurasy, June 23—Sailed, bark Lussignamo (Aus), Gladu- eh, United Stati Borpxacx, Jane 26—arrived, brig C R Burgess (Br), Me- Bride, Philadelphia. Bowear, Juve 27—Arrived, ship Ivanhoe, Herriman, Liv. expout. Sailed Ju hip Fanny Tucker, Roberts, Calcutta, | Caniz, June 28—Sailed, brig Lizzie Zittlosen, Fosgreen, Boston. Dosiay, June 28—Arrived, bark Wilhelm (Ger), Roed, Baltimore. Sailed 27th, bark Sedmi Dubrovacki United States. Pasmouru, Jone 28—Arrived, brig Andrea Mignsno(Ital), Lubrano, Boston. Guxrxock, June 28—Arrived, bark Guay (Ger), Kam- mer, Pensacola. Gmuattan, June 27—Sailed, steamer Olympia (Br), Young ‘from Genoa, &c), New Yor! Hamavxo, June 23—Balled, bark Nova Scotian (Br), Hat- fleld, North America, Haven, June 26—Arrived, ship Nunquam Dormio, Cous- ins, New Orleans: bark Iris (Ger), Pfeiffer, Charleston, Cleared 27th, bark Kate Melick (Br), Frazer, North America. Livxeroot, June 27—Sailed, steamers San Marcos (Br), Barrows, Baltimore; 28th, Indiana, Clark, Phitedelphi ahipsJ B Brown, Kearer, Bombay; Kentuckian, Dunbar, United States; United States, Lunt, San Francisco (not previously). Lonpon, June 28—Arrived, bark Edward D Jewett (Br), Malmqnist, New York. red 27tn, brig WN H Clements (Br), Lewis, North America, Lerma, June 27—Satled, barks Maurey (Nor), Christian- sen, United Statés; Ada Barton (Br), Hayes, North Amer dea. Lxcworn, June 27—Sailed, steamer Castalia (Br), Butler, New Xork. Lusso, Jane 27—Sailed, schr Grace Davis, Davis, Pictou. Prywourn, June 28—Arrived, ship Lillte Soulard (Br) , Goudey Pensacola. Quxxenstown, June 27—Arrived, bark Norina (Aus), Seop- inieb, Baltimore. Rio Jaman, June 28—Arrived, previously, bark Wint- fred (Br), Hudgins, Baltimore. Bailed 26th, steamer Teniers (Br), for New York, ‘Tuatar, June 27—Arrived, bark Finland (Rus), Tarast- Jerna, Baltimore, Sailed 27tH, barks Ceres (Nor), Olsen, United States; Eos (Nor), Thermensen, Baltimore, indy (Aus), Taliarini, Loxvow, June 28—Berk Joo Rauers (Ger), which return- ed to Carthagena leaky, has been surveyed and recommend. ed to dixcharge cargo for repairs Brig Iva, Chandler, from Greenock for Demerara, was the vensel previously reported sooken June 21 disabled. She was trying to reach Queenstown, Ship C H Soule (Br), Robertson, from Sourabaya Marcn 2 for the English Channel, sprung aleak and foundered May 19, Her crew have arrived at Cape Town, CGH. ‘(The 0 HS was built at Freeport, Me, in 1863, registered 1042 tons, ‘nd hailed from Greenock. } | WEATHER BEPORT. , PM—Wind N, moderate; fine. 28, PM—Wind NW, light; barometer, Fatwours, Jum Hotrmxap, J 0.194. FOREIGN PORTS. | _ Asprxwaus, June 18—Arrived, steamer Colon, Griffla, New ‘York (and sailed 23d on her resurn, cia Kingston, Ja), |“ Bania, May 23—Arrived, brig Ada H Halle (Br), Jobn- ston, New York. Breavpa, Juno 18—Arrived, sehrs EK Wilson, Cropper, Philadelphia; Maria (Br), Brown, Barbados. pCauoenas, Jane 26—Arrived, “bark Lapanto, Memes, ‘Treon. Arrived 20th, brig Mary Gibbs, Whittemore, Havana, Sailed 26th, bark Lorinda Borstell, Berstell, New York; schrs Grace Webster, Gales, do; Alex Mardiug, McBride, North of Hatteras Catnantes, June 16—Arrived, bark TK Welden, Colsen, Mavann; brig Cascatelle, Sparks, do. | Crexvercos, June 17—Arrived, sehr Moses Williamson, Weuver, Curucoa, Cow Bay, OB, Jum the Shannon. Favat, June 2—Arrivea, barks Kate Williams, Hale, Bos. ton (nnd sailed th for Terceira) Modi Tereeira, to sail f r Boston in a few days, Farner Point, June 28—Arrived, steamers Waldesian "Scotland (Br), James, Havana, June 26—Arrived, schr H Buddig, Voss, Pasca- th, steamers Wilmington, Holmes, and ‘City of New York, Timmerman, New York: brig J B Kirby, Barrett, Philadetphi ‘A Farwell, Dizer, Canary Islands, -Arriveu Isth, bark Ann Elizabet, McDevitt, Sagna, ared 234, briz Keystone, Fredericks, Sagua. Sailed 27th, stoamer Marearet, Baker, New Orleans, Hamitton (Bermuda), June 31—Sailed, bark George I Seymour (Br), Wattineton, for England. Warurax, June 27—Salled, steamer Caspian, (Br), Trocks . Livernool vin St Johns, NF. th, steamer Falinouth, Colby, Portland. ay 1—Cleared previonsly, ship Magellan, Hea- Arrived, brig Maggie (Bri, from | (from Baltim: | also salle | | | Tgvie lesta (Br), Diaz, | | Wan ry, Boston. in port May 1, barks Mary, Ang Wilson (B Pe Beurce, Sweetser, and Chasca, Wachburne, for English | Channe Triton (Ger), Tully, for New York, do; Ama: | ranthe (for), for do, d { Mowrkraty Bor nick, London ron, Jot Nouri Sypxey, CB, June ‘Merrill (Br), Bark Albion®or), johnson, Limerick. M Cottingham, Ove Pierov, NS, June J shin Record, Dalziel, Liver. Morris, Li 1; Hoimstadt, + Helene, Nf brig Heleti aaah, or Laverpool: Prine doy Colonial Una, do: Melecette. Lon. jaxwel!, do: i dos ncordia, Aberdeen; Helene, Lon: rived. beige tip New York: 10th, sehr Bila Mitehell, Bi Sailed Lith, schr Hiawatita, Tobi As, Jnne 6—In port, sohi 10th 5. PR, dime 14—Arrived, brig AJ Ross, (Dan), Jayne, , rk, Specutasor, for Phila- Tn port, barks Jose 1 Mora, Carlial . MeDevett: RA : Robert Murray erinun (arrived 1 y Bartlett, Smith, from M: eon from Philadelobia, aday, and Onalaska, Hurt, for» hoof Hat | B'S Powell, Williams, und Lewis S Davis, Sterti | 18th trom Haruna: StrJdoms, NB, Nutter, New Y te ting Whit tan Stuver Kk: 28rh, The Star (Br). . bark Regalund (Nor), Tf | MA MeNeit, Sawyer, Haven; Howard Hoider'( verpool, . Snited 27 oli Gladstone (ir), Locke, Liverpool, Vieronta sailed ship Washington Libbes, Han: son, Shan i (Pye Sveamnn Anyssrsta.! Asrwrer, Inne bo—Arrived, Avondale \s), Gould, Mon- | treal: Pontiac, Owen, Callio, . Saiied 15th, Alexander, Marphy, Cardiff Bostox, Fy June atted,’ Mio, Onoto, Delaware Breakwater. Brinarwarne, June 15—Arrived, Thoodore, Oltman, Bos ton. pass, June 17—Salled, Minds Oxear, Svendsen, Que- bee; Sundeam, Whitney, Delaware Bi: une’ T4-Safled, Sleipner, Andersen, Nurnberz G), dueger, Baltimore (and =: x, dune I4—Arrived, Araldo, Tarrabochio, New Alice, Ada. Witmot, Trieste, Pia Orleans alled trom Pauil roeder, New York. nior, Tonne, New lagen, New York, =Arrivod, Tira Vonuer, Retmers, timore. Uxwavey, Jane M4—Arrived, Suevia (s), Pransen, New | York viled 14th, Jos Came, Jane | 11th, Fidotia, Vi Le Beoeg, Dy ate dtu ed, Armenia, Covallo, Philadelphia for uit wed Ith, Annie Ainslie (9), B | London . ‘OM do, no date, Java (ot “Anuapotis, NS), from Limerick for London, “Onde to 16th, Cephas Starrett, Babbidge, Lagun u Mt MoNeilly, Lynn for Phile Idella Berry. Garner, London for Cardiff. une 16—salled, B vita, Quebee, June 1b-—sailed, Violet, tor Philadelphia; 16th, . Rordeaus. Sharlotietown, from Montreal for “ Daxtate, Jane 1i~Saile pPoreing, Sane 16—Arr i New York; Sirlan Si id eth Dias, St Michaels ieoow. June 1o--Arrived, Dragen, Tomassen, Wilming- ‘ York. s dienvervie, Dawsoo, Montreal (and from 17—Arrived, Hattie H. Card, Zann, Bd NB; Harriet Greenock 16th) RRENOCK, J Lothrop, | for | | sniled after di i | Boston: schr War Il Rowe. Whi ie pogtalg ta on Mass | Seniaftine, Taaeiet Emilio NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. Gxnoa, June 13—Cleared, Alice Bradsh: ford, Porte Tor: i} w Wil Garux, June? eArnvet, Thos fed, Hall, Reval, Gixcesxnt, June 7—Arrived, Belle of the May, Williams, Genoa, Gipractag, June S—Arrived, Altagracia, more for iors; Peru, Westman, Pabelion de Mic land, Keed, Inde denci: a all Keio, June 1o-Passed, Si, Pastorino, from Baltimore for Ipswich. Kalled 10th, Latta Rookh, Dakia, Sy Barcixrook (West), Jane 18—0 june 16—Acrived, Emma Muller, Kading, Boston; Pi tacey. Portiand, O. Uasrives, June 16-—OM, Sirian Star, Whitehouse, trom Duukirk (or Sydney, Hmvour, Jame 10—~Arrived, Jane Sophia, Libbey, Charles- m, aria Sarah; Hardret, West, Bandy Hook: Fx mnder, Crocker, Key afties, Shaw, Syduey, CB; 15th, Luigia P, Par- New Yor! 1a Cleured 14th, John Sh Bargoss, Archangel. Irswicn, uae tn—Sahed Laie hoskh, for Palladelphia (aud passed Deal 16th, reported fur Svduey, CB) Livenroot, June 13—Arrived, Freeman Dennis, Pletcher, La Haw Sth, City of Limerick (*), Jamieson, Philade!- Seerliag, Pernier, Quebec; 17in, Russia (), Cook, bec. bhauusen, New York; Nailed, 15th, Bray, Philadelphia; Sonthern (ross, Hughes! Anji i war aft Holyhead. 1é¢h) : Viol Smith, Quebeo; 16th, Memlo, Sutherlan 17th, James E Brett, Gibson, Praueiseo: Vanguard (5). Gill, New ared 16t!), Evanceling. Manson. New Orlesns; Groms- Nilson, Lewes, Del; Madse WiidGre. Hoffman, Sandy Mook; Palermo, McLaughlin, St John, NB; King Cerdic, Bustin, Bomba: Of Point Lynas 13th, Rosa Bonheur. Sulis, Liverpool for Quebe Of Hkerries 140, Three Brothers, Cumming, Liverpool f reat Ormshoad J4th, Herbert Black, Treat, Liver- Valparaiso and San Pranelsco. Foe elpbend 14th, Kile the Hed, tall, Tae rpool for San ranetveo. Loxpox. June 17—Arrived, WH H Clements, Lewis, Philadelphia: Dei Gratin, Morshouse, Buenos Ayres; Annie Ainslee (y), Heard. Montreal. Cleared TMi, Marin, Stewart, Pictou; 16th, John Swan, Rumball, Philadelphia; Svea, jucbeo: 17 Savarese, New You led from Gravesend 16th, pari'e for Baltimore: ithon Berry, ior Cari for New Or at Deal 16th eared, Pacitik, Grund, Balti- mer t Tiwmutcr, June 15—Arrived, T 1 Sweet, Griffith, Port: | land, Me. Lamtasn, June 14—Pat in, Virgo, Ivancieh, from Glasgo ou June 11—Sailed, Uelana, Tailacksen, Sydney, Liranorx, June 13—Sailed, Nettie, Mackay, New Yor! yfortaos June 17—Sall Sylphide, Pedersen, N ork. Maasturs, Jane 15—Salled, Advocate, Spicer, Evgiand. Newcasrcr, June 16—-Cleared, Bortolotto, Savona, Phila- delphia: Eva, tor Sow York. Newrorr, Jane 16—Cleared, Eos, Dannevig. Montreal. Prvarti, June 'S—Arrived, Agnes Sutherland, Suther- land, Reval; ‘Speeulator. Pittwan, St John, NB. yiirMours, June 17—Arrived, Rusorisione, Siano, New ‘ork, Quxxnstown, Jane 15—Sailed, Cape Clear, Tapman, Hull (and passed Liewd 161i); Semplice, Arsorena, Lolth: El- lida, Boe, New Rost: 16th, Sesti Dubrovacki, Goxga, Ipswich: Hans Georg, Gornitska, Yarmouth. Sovtnamrton, Jnne 15--Sailed, H: NB: 17th, Nurnberg (# eger, Baltimore. Srertin, June 11—Arrived, Bernhard, Zarnott, New York, fr Unea, June 8—Arrived, Ellie D, Garvin, Lishor St Vixokier, OVI, May 28—Arrived, Annie Willianis, Skin- ner, Cardia. Tkauke, June 12—Suiled, Harrlot Upham, Putnam, Pic- ton. aciuyste, Jano 11—Arrived, Amy A Lane, Costigan, Phils- elo! Warxnrorp, Juve 15—Sailed, Irene, Domick Pensacola. Visexacn, June 16—Arrived, Joaquina, Gardner. Boston. pWicktow, June 13—Arrived,’ Ellen 1, Bullivan, St Job: Ziznixzrx, June 15—Arrived, Constante, Armelino, New York for Rotterdam. Barroresery, June 16—Captain Morehouse, of the Julia A Merritt, from’St John, NH (deals), reports having lost = man (Henry Trendaway) overboard’ on the homeward vo; age. he having been knocked over the side by the main- oun. s Favat, June 16—A considerable quantity of the cargo (timber)’ has been suved from the derelict ship Ocean, stranded on the West Coast of Flores, and isto be sold at auction on July 15, HoryHean, June 16—The Liverpool for Quevec, put in Liyerroor., Sune 16—! tou, has arrived here; extent of damage not known not making any water. Marrinigcx (by telegraph)—The Stella schr, of St. Lucia, and Amerienn bark Elvina, from Bordeaux. have ‘been in collision: apparently neithor vessel was in fault; crew saved; six passengers drowned. Porrmanoc, Jane 15—The bark Nydia, from Charlestown for Liverpool, was at 10 AM observed eutangied in this b She was afterward suppored to have jed on St. rick Causeway, but got off and procee assistance of tugs being refused. [See Liverpool, above. | Suteips, Jone 16—The bark Eliza Mary, Charles, from London for Quebec, arrived in the Tyne this wor with «gow refusing duty, ‘and has been ordered to come up here by surveyor. Cora Linn, M'Vicar, from morning leaky, Nydia, Harwood, from Char! sue AMERICAN PORTS. ALEXANDRIA, June 27—Arrived, schrs Ellwoed Burten, New London ; Lydi: few York; Jennie A Shep- ard, fda E Latha juire, Albert Mason, Elias Moore, Oakes Am son, Emma Arey, Carrie Holmes, Kart Mi for Georgeto Satled—nteamerE C Koni Norwich; Narragansett, and tor ——, APPONAUG, June 27—Arnved, sche EC Kaight, George- town, DC. HORTON, Jane 28—Arrived, steamer Panther, Mills, Philadeiphia; xbip Eleano, Brown, Caleutt bark J 8 Winslow, Morton, Buenos Ayres; sehrs Lott Taylor, Bal- timore: Malabar, Walker, Rondout; William Whitehead, Titus, Raritan River; Geo E Young, Marshall, Baltimore; OD Witheretl, Garfield, do: Belle Hardy, Baker, do. i Cleared—Steamers Roman, ell, Philadelphia; Gew Whitney, Hallett, New York; brig Belle Prescott, White, St Mary's, Ga; schrs Felson Rent. Brown, Queenstown or Falmouth for orders; Martha N Hail, Burgess, Philadel- phin. Sailed—Bi rgareths, BALTIMOKE, June 28—Arrived, steamer Chance, New York; xchrs i @ Williams, Wilvon, tou; Minnie Eanin, Gaskill, Port Antouic; Joe F St Clair, Rawards, Somers, Charleston; Ocean Helle, Milk, New ork, Olearea—Steamer Vineland, Bowen, New Yor! Fawin (Pr), Borden, Cork; brig Mary E Dana, O'S , Adelia Ci won, and Georgie Clarke, from e t, New York; seirs Uness, ‘J Moore (from Georgetown} Alex Young, Blake, Salisbury, Muss : ‘Thatcher, Bostou: Oliver Schofield, Dissoway, New Ha MC Arnold, Arnold, do; Katie D Turner, Chamberlain, New York, Suiled—Bark Italio, brig Republic. BANGOR, June 2¢—Arrived. schrs Lanie Cobb, Philadel- ‘Ann McCann, Kavanaugh, New York; Vesta, Porth Amb y ne 27—Nailed. schrs Sallie 8 Godfrey, Chester; Fidith ‘Steere, Hat Wm Wilson, Jones, and Wr 1, Caan, Philo , Leavits, Wash- 7—Sailed, sehr Almira Woolley, King, jadelohia. 18, June 22—Cleared, xchr Marion I Champlin, Freeman, Penarth Rosds for orders. ‘ Ziid—Cleared, echrs RI, Tay, Brown, and Ne le Eaton, Townsend, New York Inne 26—Arrived, «chr Henry Allen, Tatem, nger, Spellman, New York. June 24-—Arrived, schrs Allegro, Kel- °6—Arvived, chr James Alderd H Skinover, town, DC. P Ross, dire er. Gror; ied —Sehr . Ford, Philadelphia; sche © R—Arrived. sehrs Ajax, from Corpus trom Brazos. dune 28—Arrived, steamor Hadson, i schrs Jeanie Wood (Br), Pisaatti, Kaw Walker. Tatopn Ba: | Arrived, schrs Three Brothers, Hen- | Wood, Curtis, and Pangaseet, 1 FORD, June 20—Saled, schrs HT Hedges rgetown, DC: Feuny Fern, Eaten, and fi ss¢ Murdock, from Philadelphia; T ; Thomas Potter, Portixnd for New Smith, Henry Lemuel, New York. NEWPORT, Jane 27—Arrived, sehrs Marion, Marioa, Meigs, Fall River tor Clinton, Also, n, White, Taunton tor New York: Gast, Martin, New Bedford for Trenton; Jossvh P Ross, Green, Taunton fi Sew York (and ail sufled 27th). Aiso, schrs Planter, Harding, Boston for New York (and arginw purt of Cargo); CC Smith, Atwood, tor Phitadelphia. ‘ Suited —Sebrs by ‘ole, Chadwick, Philadelphia: 3 P nker, Providence for de: F' nce Sackett, do for — F, eo & Cornelia, Staples, Somerset for do; Lissie, Taylor, Ball River for do; Mediator, Davis, do for do; Arg, Marlow for av. Tn bort—Schrs Dalmont Lock, Pendleton, and Empire, | Vrovidence for New York; Artist, Forrester, Somer. | wet for de, wad ochers, dig. . id. sehr Commerce, Woodmay for New York (see Miscelinny). NEW LONDOS, Jane —Salted, sche Cornelius, New York. PHILADELPHIA, June 28—Arrived, steamer Concer Kew York: burks Gioseppino © (Ital), Chapel wos (Br), Cochran ‘sam 5 belies Fooks, St Pier becca M Nmith, Graee, Barb; 8 A Reed, Arnold, Haddam Kennebec River: Wanmponsa, Bramin, Neury A Taber, Bi Also urrived. ste York; sehrs Adi Sprace Mead, | rthnr (Br), Cowell, New Fort Antonio; Althe Waekineu, Chi 3 Vhinne: Prescott Haaeit! bald, Jacksonville Adams, Jones, € Middleton, Jr, 7 Rosion: © Lawren : Wilson, Cropper, ws Eveline, MeCiean, Honduras: Bath. Auchraeite, kj schrs Eva C Yates, Yates, Boston; AP st Cambridge. Nolled—Steamors Nor anu and Catharine, Whiting. Aso cleared, steamer Ohio, Morrixon, Liverpool; barks Wellamo (Kes), Wittoerg, Betta om Padre (Teal), sod, ‘ Rol *, Rewegertee Ba dese US—Passed up, brig Ol Larsen, trou Ldverpovl wre, Del, June 2 man: 25th, Araby ROR FLAND, w York. ared—sebt Royal Ave’, peasy rived, ste mer Franconia. Bi York. Mth ame! \ 5 i jeared—Bark Itouus (new), Sinart, Bustou to load for MCOMTSMOUTH, June 27—Sailed, schrs Tantamount, Pen- Glew, Gardiner, to lond joe for New York. Ps PROVIDENCE. June 26—Acrived, steamer Wm Kennedy, Foster, Baltimore vin Nortotk. vith—Arrived, schrs Atmos Briges, Dunn, Haverstraw; Phoebe Elizabeth Mapes, New York. Kelow —Two lumber laden schooners unknow! Salled—sehrs 2 lL Leach, Jonnson, Philaielphia; Mist, Monsey. Trenton ; Fleetwing. Kennison; Harvest, Corwin, and Luna, Welis, New York. D, Juwe J6—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, jew York; brigs Bist) (Nor) rand, do, Hight. to lond for ‘Trieste: Somerset, Muley, and Kva Parker (Hr), i load for Burupe; sehr Wr Hunter (N Nojiren eres Roxas, to load for Europe, Searehon ms an. A a \—Bark Gen Cobb, Delgaey, Seabeck. StHfOME. Juwe IOareiveds ship Germania, Baker, San SAVANNAH, June 28—Cleated, steamer Saragossa, Hooper, Balsimore vend sailed). VINEYARD HAVEN, June rriet Lewis, Viola, rer and Tille sail salled 26ch), WILMINGTON, NC, June 27—Arrived, steamer D J Fo- 17; Plog: Baltimore,‘ bark Lidia Peschén (er), Feekter, ae ACHTS, STBAMBOATS. 60, 100 ROATS, ALL “KINDS” AND SIZES: SPOO: A. Oara, motallie Lifeboats, ar Gouverneur slip. ‘Sipiten nombiens —STEAMSHT, Ts, TGS OF ALL Acree a ems” lige Pee ‘vemel Pry eral fe MED ERICK C. SClaMibT, Ne. 1 South William st. T THE OLD ESTABLISHED PLACE, NO. 404 WA ter st. near © ine Market—Metatlic and wooden schrs Helen q ‘Sica’ Clare Sew- Bouts, all JOUN T. SMITH. YATBOAT, 29 FEET LONG, iN FIRST CLASS ORDER, C for sale cheap. Inquire tor particulars at 10 and 12 Tames slip, feed store. OR SALF_STEAM LAUNCH FLASH, 8 feot wide; eugine, cyl miles wn hour; flaished in bard wood t order. Can be seen ai Bosh's landing. foot of Court st., Brooklyn. Address J. R. HALSBY, 182 Water ss., Now York. POR SALE—A SHELL BOAT IN. GOOD CONDITION: cheap, Apply to JACOB BLOOM, 34 Cedar st. OR SALE—THE BEAUTIFUL AND FAST SATLING sloop Yacht Breeze, of about 30 tons burden. For Barticalars apply atthe flee of JAS, W. HICKRY, No. 8 IGat eA ees aaa fg tod 4 bargain; suitable for peach trade or other business; tons; freight house on deck; ready for business: ‘no reason able offer refused. Apply immediately to THEO. SMITI & BRO., foot of Easex st., Jersey City. TBAM LAUNCH YOR SALE, 32 FEET, NEW. AD dress MORGAN'S Steamboat ‘orks, Noank, Cor iat IPHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND CHEAPEST Boats inthe city, 234 and 235 South st. eats" EUGENE DALY, __MISCELLANEOU>. As LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIPFETE for numsrous causes, without publicity; 2. advice y, 194 Broadway. ‘38 FELT LONG, Wto it OFFIUIAL LIST OF DRAWING 972, WHICH TOOK PLACE JUNE 20, 1876, SOOT 2I AGS... .. 1000, 29 81 30 ERECE ees ee ESSSEES ESEESEE 2: = SESESSEESES 2741......500) 2767. 300] 12289, , 100000) 21972, MeNEe HES EEEHEBEE SEER EES : SSSEES 3 rt APPROXIMATION PRIZES. ,Qu0. Drafts on Havana Prix. | No. 12290....85001 1, dem, +1378... 50,008. a ‘ Priv \No. Al Pricn|No.. Pris. 10 Wall st., basement. Spanish Gold aud Hevaua Bank Bills bought and sold. OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF JUNE 20. a ns Besseg see penbEbeateBestants 35557 Hs B55. 12742 12768, 3204 12780 3227, 124, e308. 8247-22280] 12870. <<. {200|22878. $2527.77" yoo) 12v99, °°. Shoo !2u508- 3258. 43002. 2°. "B00/ 225: 82802. °27 [gnu] 13026. °<., 900] 22590. 8276 -.7.Slag0|13079.. °72.goo}2ze07. $207.20. 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