The New York Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1876, Page 10

lo THE EXHIBITION. abe lS a Sixty Thousand Visitors at the Cen- | tennial Grounds Yesterday. —_—+ MEETING OF THE CENTENNIAL COMMIS The Sunday Opening Question To Be | Considered To-Day. Be TT Puravgtrusa, Jui; At twelve o’clock to-day the United States © fennial Commission reassembled in the rooms of the Board of Finance, in Judges Hall. General Hawley presided, aud there were present at roll call representatives from thirty-two and Territories, Mr, Lowrie, of Iowa, presi the report of the Committee on Credentials, stating that the appointments of P. T. Colyer, of Michig: W. Power (alternate), from Minne: &nd that these gentlemen were properly members of the Commisson. The report was ac ne Chair then presented the report from the Executive Com- mittee. In concluding this report the committee say :— ta, were re: The Exhibition, now nearly two months in progress, i the theme of universal commendation, and promises tavor Able financial results. Tho number of visitors steadily in eases, and a very large attendauce may be expected in the ensuing month For tors and visitors commend the managens ne Ail that Is possible to expe fort and safety within builaings aud means of transport to and trom tha Ext ve to Adequate tothe larcest demands, aud the most liberal pro Vision for the a ation of guests hus been made by the citizens of Philudelpi Living was nover chow mer, and the Herangors is 50 Inte. has had u, aud our own veopl ite business + in the city than it 1 in the bus the dispositr ity to work uny earry away with thom f eity of Philadeiphia a ens. d of its courteous ud hospitable « The subject of the manner of making awards in live Block was considered in connection with this pert, and was laid over to be made the special order Ot Lo-morrow's meeting at twelve o'eloc The Chair announced that he bad re erai Ainericans at Copentiagen a Fourth gt July © despatch sending greeting to the Commission, aud ex pressing their rejoicing in the great ceutennial celebra- lion, The Chair also announced the death of M late member frou Virginia, which had occur the last meeting. He su; 2 appropriate action be taken in the prem On motion a com- mmittee, consisting of Me Peters, Carey, t Straw and Beckwith, was appoiuted to prepare a memorial. THe SUD The Presigent state Munication trom Horace P. W committee of Puiladelpbia eiti that a da be fixed when the committee have an opportunity to present petitions signed by 55,000 r dents of the city for the opening of the Exposition on Sunday. Acsimilar letter from the Liberal Club bad been received. He added that a vast number of memo. rials had reached him from ail over the country, signed | by church synods, alitances, societies and individuals, indorsing the action of th Jo close tke gates ou the Commission in deciding bbath, Un motion of Gov- ernor McCormick it was that all parties would Le heard to-morrow at two o'clock. ‘The following geatlemon were constituted a commit- tee to propose resolutions of thanks to tose who lent their services and who took a prominent part in the Fourth of July ceremonies:—Messrs, Latrobe, McCor- | nick, Nelson, Atkins and Williams ‘The report of the Executive Committee was adopted, | and the Commission adjourned until eleven A. M. to morrow, SINTY THOUSAND ADMISSIONS, The hundreds of thousands of visitors who congr @ated in this city, either as witnesses or participants in the grand coremonials commemorative of the’ cen- tennial anniversary of the Declaration of ludepen- dence, could not be expected to return to their homes before catching at least a glimpse of the mighty Exhibition created to iltustrate the pro- gress of the past 100 years, and consequently the grounds and structures of the international city Were thronged almost uncomiortably, The crowds began to arrive even before the Ume for opening the gates and by hall-past nine o'clock a continual stream of humanity was pouring snrough the stiles and divid ing off into a thousand direcuons. ‘The steam an Btreet cars continued to land de ted multitudes at the everances during the morning and even the Sehuylkoll were loaded with pas. Bengers. Before ere 46,417 paying visitors on the grounds, with the attendance jourly increasing. ‘The largest average number of ad- missions at the same hour on any day since the ope ng day has been less than 25,000; and when the pa Mal reports from the turnstiles werd made at ot o'clock to-day it was generally concluded that the attendance on the Sth of July would be fur in exc the largest of preceding estimates. This cou was fully realized, as at the close of the day the oili count of the turnstiles showed :— Cash admissions Non-paying admis Total. sos sees The rash of visitors continued until d’clock, when the tide began dually to turn and every conceivable form of conveyance was then brought | Juto requisition to convey the Vast assemblage to their homes. it was very noticeable that a large proportion of those eset Were strangers and not a few were guished personages who the day before occupied prominent positions in the di- versified ceremonies and dispiays. The various military organizations which participated in the national paradeon the Fourth were well represented in th crowds within the grounds, aud on every side could ve Been the gay uniforms of detachmenis from many different States. A number of the oillcers of the visit- ing regiments were present, and in compliinent to them many Philadelpnians connected with military organiza- tions appeared on the grounds in umform. At lotervais§ during the afternoon the famous inarine band of Washington, whose Strains have so often delighted the tol Hill aud guests of the President at the Wi favored the Centennial visitors with a well concert inthe Lansdowne Ravine. In 300 settees in the vicinity of ths music p: number of chairs were placed beneath the ov trees, and thousands of persons availed tb this Opportunity of finding resi, refreshing shad Uirement from the multitude and the delights of Music allat the same time. Marine Band per- formed with marked taste and rare spirit, ana the diuon of the several compositions wa most appreciative applaus Parade of the cadets came campment, and this attract that section of the grouads, Were accompanied with musi Ana the dispiay was evident) 1 NATIC The opening of the Centenn Fducation, this morning at ¢ by a number of representatev educators, Among these, were Profes: of ot the } Educational Association; — P’ro- fessor ugar, of Salom, Mas: Principal of State Normal’ Scnool; Professor House, Principal of State Normal Scliool, New York; Hon. G. B Northup, State Superiutendent of Puvue i Connecticut, The exercises were introduced by ing by the Hutchinson tumily, more’s band discoursed the outside, © House, seiegte addition to on a large the West Point n drew a large audience to The military evolutions Point Band, Mt o'clock, Was attonded American and foreign beside the speakers, alem, Ohio, Secretary sing- © atintervals Gil- picest lnusic on the FOURTH OF JULY The whole number of visitors on the Fourth of July were 56,224 Uf theso 46,290 were paying, and 9,4 exhibitors, attendants, &c, CENTENNIAL 5! ADMIRERS. TISTICS, Daring the twenty-four hours of the Centennial o “bration ending at half-past one M., July 6, there were seventy-four fires in this city caused by freworks, Nearly all of them were sin he largest involving a Joss of $3,450. Total losses,"$10,635, Fitty were wounded by pistol balls, Isasc Gol persons end Margaret Oweus, a girl, tatally, There were {i madden deaths, ove caused by a fell from a house top. Iwo persons were sunstrack, and tive identaily 1a. jured otherwise than by frewo! During the twenty-four hours ending at halt this morning there were seventeen tires in city, Involving losses to the amount of $22,100. men Were wounded with pistol shots, two committed suicide, died suddenly, one was’ suustruck and seven accicentally imured. | One mad dog was kilied, A CENTENNIAL TRIPLET. Yesterday at aquarter-past eleven o'clock A. M Rose Kane, ward 13, Charity Hospital, Biackwoll’s Island, gave birth to three bouncing boys, ali of whom are doing weil A large number of visitors called to Congratulate the motuer, wiv says sue intends to them ster Samuei J, Thden mas & Brennan, aud her accoucheur, Pr. D. H. Kitchen, THE LATE DANILL D. Last night a special meeting of the Brooklyn Board of Aldermen was held pursuant to « call of Mayor Schroeder, to adupt resolutions in consequence of the | death of Mr. Daniel Briggs, late Presimweat of the Board of Police aud Excise, Tlie resolutions ysual ou ‘such cecastons were HoRn)t pied. Appropri te reimarks were wase President Freuch and The deceased will be Midate Reformed chureb, ‘omapkins place. by ‘ers amd the Huard adjoarset. ed of Saturday, from (bh © @f Harrison street an ‘ MARD MONEY THEFT. Minronp, Pw, July 6, 1876. f Frederick Rose, a wealthy farmer county, Pa, was entered by thieves ud robbed of $60 in gold coin, SHIPPING NEWS ro. | melodious | empblies at Capi- | rhanging | aseives of | National Institute of | | titute of | NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1876—WITH SUPPLEMENT. HAYTL The Haytian Minister at Washington has recetved cable despatebes from his government dated Port au Prince, July 1, advising him that General Boisrond Canal had on the 24th vitimo taken possession of Capo Hayti, where General Alexis Nord on the 14th of Juno had rebelled agaist the government with the idea of ctablishing in the island a federal union composed of the five provinces of the Republicas five independent Stotes. General Nord was in safety at a Consulate, | trom whence be will be allowed to leave the country. | SAVAGE ONSLAUGHT. Frank Hart, from Arcola, Bergen county, was bru- tally assaulted in Baum’s saloon in River street, Pater- yn, this afternoon, He was knocked senseless by a wen the back of the head with a base ball bat and of bis eyes knocked out with a tamb! OCEAN STEAMERS. DATRS O¥ DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK VOR TUR MONTHS | OF JULY AND avGusT. | broauway ) Broadway rowdway T Bowling Greom 7 bowling Groe | Londen Bheia .| Bremen. 2 Bowling Gr Kunst: u . | Laverpool. State of Pe: . |Glascow Frivia x Hamourg..16) Broadway | t Cheste Liverpooi..|15 Broadway Breme' Glasgow 7 Broadway 69 Broadway 29 Broa, Liverpoot. . | Rotterdam . \y | nal Liverpool. | Aleatia.. 5 Ginseow . e } Mam Bremen. ...|2 Bewling Englund, Liverps 69 Broadwa: St. Lanrent Havre » Kroadwat Nevaga Liverpool. . | 2% Broadway | Alieorne Liverpool. |4 Bowling State of V Glasgow... [4 Broadway -}01 Broadway Britannic, Liverpoot.. | 37 Broadway Necks Hremen,...|2 Bowling Green Feype | Liverpool: .|69 Broadway An 9 | Loudon 7 Kewl ireen 1.) Liverpool. .|29 Broadway Glasgow. 72 breadway +i Liverpool. (15 broadway Wixconstt State of Nevada, | City of Berlin, Bg-NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THR COASTING AND FOREIGN TRADE—Captains or officers of | vessels engaged in the coasting or foreign trade, observing the | displacement or removal of sea buoys, aro requested to com. cate the fact to the HmRatp, so that it may be brought Jy to the attention of the proper authorities. A letter “to the editor of the Hmxatp, New York city,” g us accurately us possible the number and pésition of splaced buoys or the causo of their removal, will suflice in es observed along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of | the American Continent. When they aro observed on tho | coset of European countties or ip the Mediterranean it is | requested that information be sent either by telegraph or | letter to the London office of the Naw Yous Hxnaup, 46 Fleet street, London, or to the Paris office, G1 Avenue de | "Opera, Paria Where the telegraph is used despatches | may be addressed “Bennett, 46 Fleet street, London,” or “Bennett, 61 Avenue deVOpera, Paris.” Whore cases of displacement are observed im the waters of countries beyond the reach of the telegraph, asin Asia or Africa, captains may | communicate with us upon reaching the first convenient | port. ‘This information will be cabled tree of churge to the | Hewacp and published. war NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING TUK PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.—The New Yoru Henan bas adopted a distinguishing Coston night signal for uve on board the Henan steam yacht, showing while burn- ing the colors red, green, red, changing from one to the other succession, and can be seen several miles distant Cap- tains of vessels, upon teeing this signal, will oblige us by preparing any marine news they may have for the Ship News Department of the Hagann y~ Persons desirous of communicating with vessols arriv- ing at New York can do so by addressing to such vessels, care of HxgaLp news yacht, pier No. 1 East River, New York. Letters received trom all parts ofthe world and promptly do- livered, Duplicates are reguired. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUX AND MOO HIGH WATER 435 | Gov. Island. ‘Sun mises. morn 8 12 Sun sets, . 733) Sandy Hook...anorn 7 27 Moon rises... mora 9 67 ve — —] Hell Gate... PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 5, 1876. | ARRIVALS, | REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITRSTON TELEGRAPH LINK | Steamer Russia (Br), Cook, Liverpool June 24 and Queenstown 2oth, with wdee and 1 oC G Franeklyn. 1 ‘ate weathe os July . bound W ; k. bound W, showing sicnals WRDQ. (Be June 17, Aux Cayes ton 25th, with mdse passed a | & Port au F assen mer € rs, with § JInty 3.) : from Trinidad for Bow Steamer Hudson, Gazer, w Orleans June 29, with mdse and pas rs to Clark & Seaman. Stoumer Albemarle, Gib . Del, with mdse to the Old Dominion Bark Car mise to D8! Bark John L days, with im 110 passen 4. sed brig P M Tinker, en, Bordeaux 44 dave, with it & Son: vessel to Funch, Edye & Co. lin (of Philadelphia), Weeks, Trieste 65 se W Brett, Son & Co, Passed Gibraltar May Armida (Ital), Petorluzzt, Alicante 52 days, with @ root io AT Agresta Passed Gibraitar ) a Seur C 2 Flint, Douglass, Port Limon 20 days, with rub- ber, €¢, to WK Grace & Co. | Sour Grace Webster, Gales, Cardenas J une 26, with sugar | to JH Winehester & Go, picht overt Myhan, Doane, Baracoa 9 days, with fruit to Joane & Gott, ye Julia K Willetts, Dayton, Baracoa 9 days, with fruit to LR Staples, Sehr EJ Hamilto to SJ Wenberg & Co. Schr Rosulie (Br), Johnson, Harbor Island 6 days, with fruit to James Louglass. Schr Mary Ellen, Thurber, Abacoa 6 days, with fruit to B | J Wenberg & Co ia Anioerman, Pierson, Alexandria, Mills, San Saivador 6 days, with fruit Is bound to Newbury hr CW Aleot chr Oliver HB r Wn Beme! Delaware. Fr), arri 400 ed 4th from Havre, re- a Paris). spoke ship Care Jobin, NB, bound Wy also ship Mary A doy July 2, lat 41.47, lon 62 23, the dory Cen- uson, all right; declined ussistadce exeept the -gubich was anchored in the Lower PASSED THROUGH HELL G2. DOUND souTH. Steamer ( Sebrs le See BD jitamsou, Seur SJ Suuth, Hardy, New Haven for Vieginia, Jui Steamer Grant (US revenue), Fengar, Newport ior New York Stoamer Albatross, Davis, Pail River for New York. ew York New York. ork. kland tor Now Yors. . Me. for New York. York. ‘and for New York. Bangor for New York, ew York, w York. New Yoru. Senrd hn H Che sche da Delutorre, Crane, Kennebe rt Viewor, Re eorge + Banks fi 780 Mildon, Baker, Nantucket for New York. Wood, New n tor New York, Knap; Nantocket for New York, Mary & Carrie, Mosier, Vineyard Haven tor New i Shaw, Shaw, Kennebec for New York, » Smith, Feerts, tor New York, enwich for New York, We A Corsyth, HOvbie, Stamford tor New York. f Lucian, Wall, Stamford for New York clit Richard Morrell, Morrell, Stainford for New York. BOUND Easy. uly 4, Ser JS Terry, Rasnor, Rondont for Newport. 7 Schr Americam Chief, Snow, Hoboken for Koekland, erstraw tor New Haven New York for Bust Sleeper, New York for Keily, New York tor Wm A Deming, Borrdman, New York for Hartford. Sarprise, Seaman, Trenton tor Provide: faltimore for New Slaven. iiiaas, New York tor Stamford. KED, arer Abyssinie (Br), Murphy, YG Franexly and, Crowell, © Liverpool via Q a8 arleston—J W Quintard & ladelphis—Jas Hand, W Bertauy. sen, Cork for onde 0. Steamer Beverly. Wallace, PI Baty Bo Ship Pi Tetens Bark Sxen (Nor), Olsen, London—C T Bark M Louis obias & Co, y C Hale, Higgins, stortin-B P Metealf & Co. Awe Wer), A, Elsivore for orders— ye & a Bark Carmelia (Ital), Castellano, Autwerp—Funeh, Edye oe - Gotdhom, Haverstraw for New Bed- | | | Bark Inga (Nor), Bagge, Hamburg—Benham & Boyesen. Bark Edward Cashing, Bichmoree Cadia—it W Loud & rig Alice M Putnam, Rogers, Lisbon—Parsons & Load. Sehr Miranda, Mitchel, Vulencia—Brett, Son & Co. Sehr i & 1, Cordery, flighee, ichmo Slash & Petty. qtcht Wm Farrea, Lindsley, New Haven—ii J’ Wenberg & 0. Sehr $ ? Godwin, Williams, Stamford—Stamford MBuufae- turing Co. SAILED, Steamer Abyssinia (Br), for Liverpool; Asttand, Chat ton; barks Fa (Aus), Cork or Falmouth; Elica Barss Bermuda, Wind as sunset. 5: at midnight, SSW. barometer at sunset, 20.08. MARITIME MISCELLANY. ‘The purser ot the steamer Atlas, from Kingston, dc, has our thanks for favors. Stuayen Sax Mancos.(Br), from Buitimore, at Liv June 17 experienced bad weather after leaving the O Peake, her decks being constantly covered with w. three or four days, On the weather mouerating she fouud to have w list to port and two feet of water inthe after between decks, which wax duiled out, The two lower tiers of bugs of grain were damaged by salt water, also a portion of the grain in the lower hold, The upper portion of the eargo was quite dry. STHAMER Saumatia (Br), trom Lives ashore in Beaconcour Channel, below dischurgity into liehsers July 4. Smur Lattay (Br), from Callao, which put into Valparaiso May 8, is suid by the muster to bave been overloaded Samir Scorstows (Br), from Glasgow for San: Franscis while passing Gravel Point for the Gareloch, PM, Juno + grounded, but got off same evening and proceeded up the Toch to adjust compasses, Sui Joseru § Srixxey, from Independencia Bay, while w to the dock at Belfast, 1, June 23, got on the Oyster Bank, She would be lightened same afternoon. Bark Mints M Warts, from Baltimore, remained ashore at Beifast June 24. She was being lightened. Bank Giascow (Br), from Sunderiand for Quebec before reported as ashore above Matone, was hauled off un: towed up to Quebec July 4; would go into deck after discharging. Bank Gnonsvar (Ger), for the Delaware Breakwater, which put back to Liverpool June 22 damaged by coilision, bed estes ag bow and stern stove, jibboom carried away and Jost anchor. Brig Canouine Eppy, which put back to Norfolk Roads, he ol for Montreal+ ‘ureo Hivers, was June 23, leaky, was bound to Lisbon wit) coul, and, whem west of Sandy Island, sprung teak of 18 inches of water per hour. She would dock and discharg Sur Witen Hazxt, Springer, from Kingston, Ja, for New York, whieh put into Key West July 1, fur water, sailed July —, and put buck July Swith her rudder and ‘contre board broken, Hattrax, July 4—The steamer Albert arrived at Pictou to-day, brin ig the captain and crew ofthe Russian bark Maria, whieh stranded at the Magdalen Islands on the 24th ult and became 4 total wreek, She was timber laden and boand for London. Rieumon uly 4—Two } fore-and-aft schooners are Teported ashore wear Old Grove whnrt, San Fraxctsco, June 23—The damaze to the bark James Cheston, which struck recently ov Four-fathom Bank, is quite severe, About $15,000, it is said, will be required’ to repair ber. NOTICE TO MARINERS, ‘The pneumatic buoy, which was moored near the Sandy Hook Achtship, parted its moorings on the evening of t Sth inst and went adritt, When last seen it bore NIE fro the lightship. Capt Ball, of sehr J H Chaffee, says the buoy on Wheeler's Rocks, at the entrance of Clinton harbor, Ct, has been miss lng for some mouths, endangering vessels entering the har bor and those auchoring outside. WHALEMEN, A letter from Capt Winslow, of bark Com Morris, of NB. reports her at sea June 1}, having taken 300 bbis sp. oil since leaving Fuyal April 28, May 31, took « large whale which stove the buat, aud killed the boatsieerer, Jovph Bayne, colored. SPOKEN, Ship Bertie Bigelow (Br), Ferguson, from Yarmouth, NS, for Baltimore, July 3, off Chincoteague. Ship Richard 111,’ Hubbard, trom Liverpool for Sandy Hook, June 14,Jat 49 lon 10. hip Young America, Baker, from New York (May 10) for San bri isco, no date, lat 25 N, lon 40 W. Ship City ftom Bombay (Feb 28) for Hult, May 27, Int 8 40 N, lon 37 40 W 3 Amcrican sbip showing JU trom Liverpool for Bombay, May 21, lat 5 N. lon 25 W. Bark Cannmg (Br), Michener, irom New York (May 27) une 7, Int SAN, lon 45 W. nie M Rich, from Pictou, NS, for Baltimore, July SSE of Henlopen. inker, Barnard, from Trinidad for Boston, July j lat 32 12, lon 7745, Burk Kvviva (Nor), from Dublin for New York, uo date, Jat 48 50, lon 19 0 Bark Aalto (Rus), from Falmouth for Baltimore, June 10. tat 47, lon |, Hichborn, from Cienfuegos for Marseilles, May 26, lat 35, lon 58, Bark Harvest Home (Br), Davies, from Groenock for Vul- jon 12 paraiso, June t Brig UF Maas (Ger), from Bremen for Quebec, June 18, Int 50, tom 16, NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents andshipmasters are informed that by telegraphing to the Hxwarp London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Fleet street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, G1 Avenuo de l’Opera, Parts,” the arrivals at and departures from European aud Bastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, tho same will bo cabled tothis coun- try frve of charge. Cuptaind arriving at and sailing from French and Medi- terraneun ports will find the Paris office the more economl- cul and expeditious for telegraphing news, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, trie L Tyler, Eldridge, New Anwenta, York. Rutyast July 5—Sailed, bark Mathilde (Ger), Krenzien, United States. Barstou, July 5—Arrived, ships Fale Wind (Br), Rawle, Pensacota; Ciampa Em) (Ital), Jacearino, New Yor barks Olga R (Aus), Corie, Philadelphia; Anna Nicholson, Baltimore, Sailed 4th, burk vennie Armstrong (Br), Gray, United States, % Bremen, July 4—Arrived, snip Wm Wo Baltimore; barks Clara Ger), Hillmer, do; Gessner (Ger), Christoffers, do; Marie (Ger), Sehubsrt, Galveston, Sailod 4th, bark Eduard (Gor), lialberstadt, New York. Caxpirr, July S—Arrived, oarks Evening Star (Bn), Lloyd, Pensacola; Dirigo, Staples, Baltic Carats, July 4—Arrived, bark Hebe (Nor), New York, Cnoxstapr—Arrived, bark Graham's Polley, Clapp, N led, bark bury, Schmidt, Marcussen, i, July 5—Arrived, bark Religion e Liberta (Ital), Phiiadelphia. Gatway, July S—Arrived, brig A W Goddard (Br), Lewis, St John, NB. Giascow, July 3—Arrived, steamer State of Nevada (Br), Braces, New York. Sailed Sth, ship British America (Br), Lockhart, North America, Gioaatran, June 25—Arrived, bark Horace B ett, New York for Odessa, overstkn, July S—Arrived, sche LA Orr, Orr, New York. Grxoa, July 4—Sailed, steamer Alexandria (Br), McKay, New York. Haven, Joly 5—Arrived, bark Wm Croseup (Br), Owen, Kew York, Clonred 4th, bark Cathari State Sailed 4th, bark A E Botsford (Br). Atkinson, New York, Livenvoot, July 4—Arrived, steamers Iberian (Br), More, Boston; Lord Clive (8+), Urquhart, Philadelphia; Sth, ship Birmingham (Br), Clegs, New Orleans; barks Brother's Pride (Br), Brownell, Bathurst.NB; Jacob Rauers (Swe), Asberg, Savannah; Speed (Nor), Olsen, Witmington, NO, Also arrived Sth, steamer Lake Nepigon (Br), Scott, Mon- treal. Swiled Sth, bark Minnie Carvill (Br), Mayter, St Jobn, NB. Loxpox, July S—Arrived, steamer Denmark (Br), Wil- Mams, New York; ship Kinburn (Br), Perry, Philadelphii bark J F Whitney, Spicer, New York. ud Cleared Sth, bark RW Merriam (Br), Am States. Lisox, June tine, New York, Lospoxprnny, Jaly 4—Arrived, barks Emma Cook (Br) Irwin, New York; Jobann Lang (Rus), Bjorkqvist, Bait more; brig Lophema (Br), Maeistrom, New York (not ar rived nt Queenstown). Neweastir, July 4 (Br), Haltimore. Prrsourn, July 5—Arrived, steamer St Germain (Fr), w York for Havre (and proceeded) July S—Arrived, barks Lugia V (Ital), Avonze, Battimor tia (Nor), Relmer, New York; Agnes (er), Herd vanneh; Carolian (Aus), Gerbaa, aud Alfredo (Ital), Gazzola, Pbiludelphia; Tare (Aus), V earich, do; Boritety (Aus), ‘tripeovie! ; Sagatan (Nor) Fredericksen, Boston; Calcutta (Ital), Lauro, Net York; Maury (Nor), Some, do; Chimoa (Nor), Haave, do; Parenti (Ital), Ragetto co; Ferraro Primo (ital, Merl!, do; Industria (ital), Schinifano, do; Trappano (Aus), Mercich, Philadelphia; Vase (Nor), Netisen, do; Nuevo Dovero (Ital), Campedonic Bul ore; Prospero Padre (Ital), Simouetti, New Yor Osmi Ducrovacki (Aus), Marianovieh, do: Condor (Sw), Norstrom, do; brigs Busy Bee (Br), Smith, Philadeiphi Valero (Br) Falton, Pugwash, N 3; scby Jotun W. Welt, Welt, Beaufort, 8 O; also the “Niwer,” from Sailed Sth, brig Alberta, Hinckley (irom New York), Sunderland. Yio Marina, June 27—Sailed, bark © E Jayue, Osborne Philadelphia, Srerrix, July 2—Arrived, bark Albatross (Ger), Hanness, New York. Srockrom, July 4—Sailed, brig Johanna Margaretha (Nor), Jacobsen, United States. Is, Pick- (Swe), Rasmusson, United son, United 29—Arrived, bark Vittoria M (ital), De Mar- jed, steamer Tari of Lonsdale Vuisixexy, July 4~Arrived. stoamer P Caland (Duteh), Now York (and proceeded for Rotterdam) Wisnkacu, July —Arrived, bark Commodore Dupont, Nichols, New York via Queenstown, Warenrorv, July S—Arrived, bark Georgietta, Small, New York. Yanwourm, July 4~Arrived, barks Germania Ger), Vil mar. Darien: Fauule (Nor), Torzeson, da (Nor), Slee ce ec RA ee ety PRR REP RPP SEY Cs Sd ORS CRE en oa gona Sailed from —— June 27, brigs Odovilla, Holland, and Kodiae, Peters, for United States; July 4, bark Devete Due brovacki (Aus), Krezevich, do, Loxvox, July 5—A doxpatch from Gibraltar states that the Italian brig Gloria, Capt Basile, from New York June 5 for Trieste, is ashore at Abyla, Morocco, Assistance has beon sent to her. Ship Puritan (not Khorasan, as incorrectly cabled), Capt Chas W Downe, was wreckod on Sangor Island, at the mouth of the Hoogty, while on a voynge from Liverpoo! for Onlcutta, She lett the former port on the 12th of last March with a eargo of salt, The eaptain aud crow were saved, (The Puritan was 1,213 tons register, built at Bast Boston in 1566, rated Al and was owned by E Williams & Co, of Boston, She was tully insured, the risks being prinel- pally held by Bos:on oflices.] WEATHER REPORT. Purmovm, July 5, PM—Wind BW, gentle breeze, with rain, Hournean, July 5, PM—Wind SW, fresh, FOREIGN POITS. Sailed, brig Flying Scud (Br), Car- ter, n July 1, bark Un ou, Phelan, do: 24, brix Mary Gibbs, more, Cunxrtrcos, June 26—Sailed, schr Benj Gartside, Wolfe, rR W Denham, Carter, New Orleans. B0—Sailed, Griz Caxeateile, sparks, hom pson, Gilkey, Haltisiore. eiden, Colseu, Pailadelphia; brig or, New Yor! uly +—Satled, brig Sophia Cook (i 45 PM—Passod, steamer Lake Liverpool for Montreal, Sabina (Br) Cow Bay, RR Pont, July Char plain (Br). Tbernso GUANTANAMO, Ju n port, brig Harry art, Lar- rabee for New York, to sail next day; Atlas, Powers, for do, to sail Havan Rosto} {dune 30—Arrived, bark Agnes Barton, Knight, uly 4 stoamers Columbas, Reed, New York: WG Hewes, Morzaa, Indiauola; G W' Lord, Colton, New Or- Teas; Chaton, Staples, do; brig Havana, Meyer, New ‘ork, ‘Swiled Ist, steamer Tappakannock, Cooksey, Bd, barks Isune Hull, Ryder, New York; 4th, Espana, Rosas, Chariestoa. Aauirax, July 3 Whitcnead, rom St Pie ) arrived 4th, brig Three Cheers (Br), McConnell, Bos- Arrived, steamers York for Si Jobni ton. Arrived Ist. brig Teviot (Br), Mathevo: s Go» Croniwell, B: p Carrick (Br), Carr, New York; barks 1, Boston; Muy 9, Rockwood (Br), Jewell, April Courser, Kell Boston, Iguigue, June 4—Arrived, ship Mary Ann Wilson (Br), Stoddard, Burrard Inlet; 13th, ship Green Jucket (Br), Roe, Paconin. xeamtx, June 13—Arrived, sehrs Wardwell, Bernbaum, New York (and sailed sutwe day tur Gounives); Addie Wes: . from do. TON. Ja, June 28-—Sauiled, bark Lewis T Stocker, Tn port bark Mathew Baird, Noyes, from Now York, disg; brigs Harry, Milboura, for’ San Andrens; Ata- Cole, disg; ser Helen Maria, Look, for New Yorks MANiLa, May 16—In port, bark Abbey Cowper, Nelson, from Hon Kong, arrived 7th, for San Fraucisco ; Oawingo ‘Tyler, 8 | (Br), Waycov, from Cardiff, arrived Eneort, Carver, | from Yokouama, arrived Uth, for New York; scht Fanny are, La Arrive 0—Ship N Boynton, Blanchard, Singapore, and sailed 11th for Hotio Matanzas, Ju 5, New Yor! rrickson, Fer W Sandy Hook. rived, burks Ff Genovar, Sim- nadwick, How, do; sehr Snany dina; July 1, brizs Geore Burn Mary A Chase, Dolan, Puiladel it sehr RW Brown, Pascagoutn, ed Ist, sehr Frederick J Collins, Milton, North of H barks Daring, Brascomb. North of Hatter: cio (Sp), Dotras, Savannah; Isidoza (Br), St | “Nowra Sypxr | (Br), Burns, Ams Jand’(Br), Gann, Engiand. Pour at, PRINCK, June 14—Arrived, steamer Etna (Br), Sawwson, New York: 16th, schr Mury 4 Witham, Austin, do. Pictou, NS, July 4—Arrived, bark Peter Crerar (Br), Munro, Dublin. Cleared 4th, brig John T Ives (Br, new), Montreal, a Quruee, Jute 39—Arrived, park ‘Sjodronningen, “§ mt CB, July 3—Arrived, burk Melbourne ia (and sailed for Quebec) ; brig Rock- aren, Peterson, en, Greenock for ria, Peitu for do; ort fur doy x "Proposite, Hygeia, shiclds tor doy Alex Askey, Greenock for do. Arrived 3d, steatuers Lake Champlain, Bernsen, Liver- Memphis, Mellor, Liverpool: ship Bos- Reynolds, — Neweastle; barks Valkyriep, Thela, ‘Sydney; Hortensin, "ol; Henvietta, Bull, Norway. Alms, Thorbjornson, Liverpool; Martha, Andaraon, Gaole Herman Becker, Tinsdabl, Kinsale; Hero, Wary, Genoa; Savannah. Knill, Greenock; Duke’ of Rothesay, Roberts, Sligo, and Staut,’Achohong, Norway. Cleured 34, ship» Golden Horn, Kjelstrup, London; Zea- landia, Allen, Greenock; Bavelae, Rout, do! Kyerson, Den- nis, Liverpool; barks Northwind, Wright, Suudetland; Eleanor, Dunn, Belfast: Minaehaha, Lonsdale, Troon? Stadt, Jacobsen, Liverpool; MeKenzie, Linnelly Chas’ Chaloner, Russell, Fle Koncardia, Johan- nese! pool; Beaumonde, Hawkins, do: Gartsherri Armstroug, Conway; brigs Orleans, Boldue, Cardigan; JB Waller. Shaw, pool Snaauat, May 20—Sailed, bark Win Van Name, Watts, Nagasaki. St Tuomas, Jupe 22—Arrivea, schr Matoaka, Smart, Barbado . Sailed 21st, brig Eva (Br), MeDougal, Cientue; _In port 22d, brig Julia Blake (Br), from RioJaneire for we '8—Arrived, schr J C Read, Crowley, Pasca k Maravilla (Sp) Ni w York; 23d, schr ES Powell, Williams, North of Hutterns: 27th, barks RA Allen, Farr, Boston; Kilza White, Wotton, North of Hatteras; brig paluska, Hart, do; sehr Lavinia P Warren, Johnson, Bos- St Jaco, July 4—Arrived, bark Jose de Bueno, Jones, New York. Sailed June 30, brig Riberia (Br), Barne: tera: | te north of Hat- aCe July S—Arrived, bare Caledonia (Br), ih, E. “d, steamer Aristocrat (Br), Borewick (from Mon- i y 3—Arrived, sclr Jeddo, Eastport ; Minot, Richniond, Me; barks Tellus * Johns Neoweastle, Eng: Lydia (Br), Chalmers, Ireland! Sth, barks Erna (Nor), Eilertsen, Belfast (Br, new), Annapolis, NS. red td, schrs Arcilla, New Bedford: Timothy Field, astle, Del; 4th, jadelphia: Bowdoin, do; Katie P Lunt, New York: ‘anny Flint, do. Sailed, bark Priscilla, Frazer, Liverpool, ‘Tnixsts, June 17-In'port, bark mma (Aas), Levi, for dg; brig Amy A’ Lane, Costizan, di Juve 2t—Arrived, burke Ida. amer Dakota, Morsé 4—Arrived, brig Al ander Williams [Pex Steamer Rossi.) Apxnpres, June 21—Sailed, Alex Campbel New York; New York, for New York. Awsreivax, June 20—Sailed, Freydis, Iversen, America. Benrast, June ied, Kelormer, Brown, Lewes, Del; 24th, Chas Bal, Lund, do. a ts ink ea heed --Arcived, Meckar (s), Willigerod, New ork. Saijed 10th, Vasea de Gawa. Andreasen, North America; 20th, Bell, Rose, aud Alexaader, Khodin, do; 22d, Ol bers, Alverto, New York. pabdvosNn, Sune 18—Sailed, Osceola, Montgomery, Richt. acto. Bouoracx—Sailed from Pauillac June 20, Karin, Ander sen, Charleston; Acadin (s), Craig, New York. BAXGKOK, April 27—Arrived, Wai Phillips, Healey, Hong ong. Buiaratam, May 19—Arrived, Chas IT Southard, Beat. tie, Coconadn (and sailed 284 tor Havre): 22d, N & E Cox, Buusley, Colingapatam. Bowuay, d—sailed, Wm MeGilvery, kirk E ona, Bray, and AS Coxstasrivoriy, June [—Arrived, x for Odessa, ne 22— Arrived, Prussia. Stinson, Havro, abt, June 19—Arrived, Mercurius, Ludvigsen, New Bunker, ickels. Dua Ford, Havre. ‘arie, Camus, New Canpier Cro Orleans. Coxuaves, June —Sailed, John Zittlosen, Merryman, od, Preidig, America. Frank Flin McBride, Dan- hy, Londo Orion, Elierhausen, Balti- June 22-Sailed, Elica A Konney, Davis, St Of, Empress, Vehiow, Dillan for New ty, Jobn H Kran, Pitch- Sun (Aas Lark) New DoNGENess, June 22—Off provi materdam for United States; ‘ork for Autwerp. Dorvr, dune —Arrived, Julie Heyn, Kisixonk, June I8—Arrived, © Rival for New York. Fruwocr, June 23— n. Gilkey, ‘ailed, Francesco Bellagamba, Bor- sone. Passed the Ligard 22d, Fratk Pendleton, Nichols, Mel- bourne for Loudon. Ol do 21st, bdo (bark, of Halitax), Marsh, Rangoon for 4, Priacess Louise (of Bergen), vound E. —Sailed trom the Konde 1th, 3 vam, Boston: RB Puller, Giimor 20th, Charlie Hickman, Bishop, Philadeiphi Fish, Starkpole, America, GLovcesren, June wa, Priest, Quebec: Saath Ju th, Mou trewi. Bailed 22d, Scotsioun, Johnston, San Francisco; 23d, Abe- ‘ari, Montreal (and from Greenock 24th} wNUCK, June 44—Daiied, Mary Goodell, kames, Mel bourne via St Lawrence, to load deuls; 24th, Bridgewater, Spauiding, Allon. “June 10—Cleared, Ryno, Tonnsen, Boston. GinKaLtaR, June 18—Arrived," Roving Sailor, Coomba, Naples and cleared 17¢u for St Thomas). GENOA, June 2O—Arrived, Lucy L Siade, Orienns. Ivswicn, June 23—Arrived, Sesti Dubrovacki, Gogga, New York. Liverroot, June 22—Arrived, Haiitax; 24th, seythia (s), Hains, New York ; Jardine Bros, Neilsen. Miramichi, Sailed 22d, Tigri, Coxntied, Philadelphia; City of Rich- mond, @uinuings, Quebec cand was off Skerries 2d) ; 23d, Claremont, Pye, Svdney, CB; Eleva, Moltedo, Deleware: Calabria (s), Leite, Glasgow. Losvos, June 22—Arrived, Aborfelty (8), Barnes, Mon- treai. Enceredt out 22d, Capt Dan, Williams, Batavia, eared 22d, Noptuue, Tobiasen, New York; Liverpool, Lambert, do; Thames (), Campuell, Quebec; Ada, Falls: 2ith, Butopia (8), Graut, New York; Fal- n, Guise, Philadeiplain, Sailed from Gravesend 22d, Wilhelmine, Ketter, Balti- ore (and passed Deal 5 hi Sallod, Tritou, Seoninich, 3 LAM mick, June 22: 23d, Conunught, Tutt Eva Carville, Clark, Bi Dunbar, New Hibernian (oy Argher, Gem, Mow . Hampton Roa Liskosx, dane 1 sitio R, Romano, Manveout, June 2l—Arrived, Maggio OU Brien, Flynn ton. Pestoe. crs, June 20—Hatled, Vietore Pasqurt; Bearpo, ow York, Mantis, May 2—Arri Mayeott, Cardiff. Neweastix, June 22— ivia (s, of Shields), for Montre) Leia tid June 23—O0, Weymouth, Durkee, London for i Norris, Quebec. Rumbali, Londou tor Piiile- deiphin. Gexerstows, Juve 22—Saiied, Alimari, Trofini, Teeamp: ; M@riauniie Pusso, Dubin Vrvi Dubrovachi, Pende, ; Queen Victoria, MeKen” vaddie, Neweustle. vali, New YeShvanoxe, June 14—Cleared, Droaning Sopiic, Lindt- | ner, #1 Dor BING aro! York: 10th Ht vis M: Tracex, June Txxx., June 21—Sajled, AMERICAN BOSTON, July 4—Arrivi Liverpool ; Wri, John A Lord, Thomas Magvie P Stith, Grace; Amsden, Baker, Philadelphia; Pride of the East, Lord, Hoboke: Thotnas N Stone, Pitcher; We: and Governor Burton, Harvey, Ambo: ni: ‘Jr, Peter: hia; Carri ‘harleston. jelow—Brig Cieared—steamers Komun, Crowel Whitney, Hailets. New York} na; Chas F Ward, Gay, Hall, E Jeans; brig Josefa, True, Hull, B Mayti: O° D Withoreil, Gariold, Bat Nickerson, Baltimore via Kennedeck Kiver, H N Squ Baxer, New York vin do. BALTIMORE, Ju! nedy, Foster, Proviience; Jon Gelpliia: Vineland, Bowen, New Terhune, do, Sth—Arrived, bark Auustina (Sp), Acordagoichea, Atkins, Crowell, Jordat ys HH Ho: wed. Kelsey, do; Julia Neisun, Howes, yana; scbrs Frauk Atkins, Koight, Lanman, do; Hav ¥ Bird, Hall, do) Wiliam Snow Richmond, Me; Jar A Travers, White, Jacl ; Boston; Bitl Mathias, Wilmington, Ni Also: i Donn! + Boice, Somers, Baltimore; Andrew Peter ke, P WN Berry, Philbrook, Port J Telegraph, Wilson, Rondout; Samuel © Phinney, Delaw: KK Smalley, wel’adden, Porth ‘Ainboy; J Willinu Stater, Killams, Manson, do A Crocker, arrived, steamer Neptune, Berry, Now York; ship eget (Br) cee Hiotlo; tk Alice Campbell, Goi Harris, Ps inevah ore, 3 Shriver, York; bi Kenneber . Lyon, ksonvi J Ys Katia Collins, ai, steamer Joun Hallest, Boston: ba 5 Lamprey, Crowell. iu chase id Parago! liam ( Stwteuck, Thacher, Baltimore; ‘ew Bedto li B—Salled, Peruana, Crombie, New wakemns, Mason (om Padane), ue (oetere re} in port 208 Sienna Lyoxg, May 26—Saited, Shasta, Brown, Boston Talisman, Dablo, Baltimore, jebe, Lilt, Baltimore. PORTS, ip Andrew Jackson, Bartlett 1 Howland, Lakeman, Philadelphia; schrs Mollie, Etherton S$ Brooks, Low ES Lee, Lee: H Mathis, Cheeseman; Archer & Mee ren Smitl a! ‘and Mary Kelly. and el Robinson, nah; Mary vet Johmas A Barnard, Willeby, from Sazua, i), Phil adelphia: Gen Giles, Suye- Ha- co; Jens W ‘New Hi. Ht Stick Annita i Garibaidi (Ital), Kozsotti, Belfast; Antonio G (Ital), Barra- bretts, Amsterdam. Below, bark Spotiess, Chapman, trom Rio Janeiro. Cleared—Steaimer Wm Woodward, Young » w York: darke W. 1 Whiting (Br). Groves, Cork or Falmouth: Mids on), Gundersen, Stettin: Broth Nereo’ O (Aust). ‘Scopinich, do Corsanogo, Queenstown ; Itaitoui Lesxepo (Nor), Steen, London Nassau; Bill Stowe, Nausen, 'B Woodlaad, New Yor! Bayh J. Whiting. BRUNSWICK, Juni land, Boston, y_ B—Arrived, don, Mridzeport, Ut. GALVE Deering, New York. tute of Texas, Bolze TER, July S—Arriv Trapani; Gazelle, Dickson, Drary, Crowell, lo; Harry L Whi KEY WEST, July 5—Arriv 5 Mury Patten, Giikey, d back, selr Witch Huzol, § ‘ew York—not Mobile (ace M MOBILE, July 5—Arrived, bu Hains, roo . Leaman, do. NEW ORLEAN Baker, Havana; ships Almor deotia, Drummond, Portland. Soctawnst Pass, July 9 — 0 E. Thateher, Bray. Martin, San Fri rrived, ark, Callao. PORT BLAKELY, Nickels, San Francisco. rancisco, ler, San Francise pers (Br). Ps 0 tal). Mai ston; Joha sehr Lavinii New York. bri ton a novo Manilla rout, Cork; Ital), rienslli, do, schrs Adelaide, Knowles, S Beacham iy. Northy, Rockport; James . Dickenson, New Haven; Forest Oxk, Parker, do Nova Scotian ; barks Constantia Angelica S—Arrived, schr Lizsie Heyer, Po- a Delaney, Munroe, New York., duly 1—Suiled, schr MA ilyer, Hodg- ‘PON, July 4—Arrived, steamer City of Houston, | = L, Staples, Harri- sehrs Jas W. Gipses, from New Rebecca Shepherd, inger, from Kingston, Ja, iseeilany ). ulewood (Br). Wil- rig Nellie Antrim, Allen, New York; schr LA 8, July 4—Arrived, steamer Margaret, (Br), Benwell, Kio Janeiro; 4, bark Angeliqne, —: + Constauce, Ruatan, ips Gen Butler, Webb, San Francisco; ne 25--Sailed, bark Martha Ride- OVERY, June 23—Arrived, ship War Hawk, T GAMBLE, June 25—Arrived, bark Atalanta, Gat- eget ROYAL, SC, July 5—Arrived, sehr San Juan, New ‘ork. PHILADELPHIA, July S—Arrived, steamers City of Limrick (Br), Jameson, Liverpool; |N James, Antwerp; Anthracite, Grum| ciate dita, Morengy, Genoa: brig sehi rdiner; Denike, Neal, Ci a. Cleared—Steamers Normat Whiting, Harding, Providence Jolin “Atwood, Avelx, Abaco Rockland; Annie Lee, Lock, St Georg Jones, Bosto therlund (Belg) le; ewYork; bark Amis Marshall O Wells, Horton's Point; ‘A & K looper, Church, Brunswick, Nickerson, Boston ; Catharine Florida. Croker, do; A C Stimers,” Warren, New York; bark Lois (ir) ,’ Raymund, Dublin; schooners Falkenbery, Early, Bristol, Also -cleared—Stoamers Woodburn (Br) sylvanin, Harris, Liverpool Cowell, Havana; barks Eligd Avelina Br), Munro. Antwerp don; Pen ‘aany W Johnson, Coulter, Gardiner; A Thompson, Lon- ng Arthur ( M & E Cann (Br), Dublin, Timobante (ital), Mosso, Lon: don. Satled—Steamers Norman and Cathai ne Whi tims. Lewes, Del, July +-Arrived, brig 8 V Merrick, Lippincott, Matanzas. ‘5th—Arrived, barks Queirolo, Genoa, Mina, Trinidad. In port—Brigs Krnesti Nowell, all waiting orde: and Stellu Lodge, and sehr Mary VORTLAND, Mo, July i—Arrived, schrs Frances, Davis, Matanzas: Lady Woodbury, Woodbury, New York; Elva EB Pettenxill, York, Boston for Kennebec, to load tor Philadel- pha Cleared—Brig A J Pettengill, Hall, © Sth—Arrived, bark Fannie M Oi ton: brigs Louixe, Suwa: Mech delphia; HB Cleaves, Cummin Mucxton, do; P : for Philadelphi farvill (Br), J ley Hutchinson, sebrs lacilia Seribner, do; BE Classen, North '* May, South Amboy. k for orders. johuson, Pic Phila- D aven May Cleared—Brig Sarah M Loring, Loring, Bowling (Scot- land), RICHMOND, July 3—Arrived, steamer Old Domini Walker, New ¥ 7 bark Loli dy. Albany. Cleared, brigs Eva orders; Somerset (sr), Haley Trieste; schr Isabella Jewett, Fos jocunn | + Foss, Phitadelphi r¢, Phillips, Philadelphia, ‘arker (Br). sh Elsinore, for gel (Nor), Neiland, SAN FRANCISCO, June 27—Sailed, brig Julia M Avery, Avery, Port Townsend. July 4—Arrived, ship Sydenham (Br), Bristow, Hong Kong; barks Wallace. McCormack, Shingawa; Europa, NSW, w York. Steamer Herman, ‘ACOMA, June 24—Arrive Sun Francisco. INEYARD HAV! De, ir Boston ; bi , h fur New York; Sevent: Whitney Long, Gardiner for do; do; Rebecea A Curter, Gardiner Nymph, Rockport, Me,’ for Baltimore; Bi Rondout: K Mason, Bangor for F\ Kilsworth for onters (Providence) ; fokton fur Providence. oung, Saltimore for Livingston, Mallory, foru vorglace, G for ire Island Mar; Arrived, bark Wm H Dietz, Endi- 0. H, July 5—Arrived, steamer San Jacinto, Haz- New led from Tybee Sth, bark Embla (Nor), Larsen, Havre, ship Dashing Wave, Suly 4—Arrived, schrs Abbie Cor- Port Johuson for ick 3 Sen jelfast for Highlander, Vickwrd, Freder- punliee—Sehrs Eben Fisher, Emma, Onward, and LA WILMINGTON, ‘NC, July 5—Arrived, Steamer Raleigh, Oliver. Baltimork ; brig York ; sehr Dick Williams, I” WISCASSET, July 1 112% tons), Besse, Sharpat York. inde] pin. JOUN tas (Nor), Christensen, New iled, bark Wostern Belle (new, schr Seventy-six, Teel, New ACK. G04 WATER etallic and wooden SMITH. OR SALE, CHEA yaent Thunderbolt, sails, &e.. all in good order. st. Can ‘be MISCELLA R OYAL HAVANA LOTTER THE JIB AND 6 feet jong, 11 feet beam, with Apply at’ GILBERT OFFICIAL LIST JULY 1, 1876. 1 o71s v76l 1004] 00] 1) aes: pee | V672. GOO] LR 18, Ba Viner fsa Sune SOUSA. MAINSAIL _ Corner 115th st., my ee seed Be 6113... 21000) 6138.22 | 9380. 279090) 180 44. | 9008 ..20. snot sis. ‘900| 18317, Prise \No. 0,000, fl SOO 25985, S00 25339, Seese SEES APPROXIMATION PRIZES, ioe. No. $50.| Alserundo idem. 1 $10,000, Prises cashed. Information turnished free. TAYLOR & CO,, Bankers, 11 Wall st.. New York. OYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Droz. 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