The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1876, Page 8

BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB. @8 ANNUAL CRUISE TO THE EASTWARD—REN- DEZVOUS AT GLEN COVE—THE YACHTS IN THE FLEET. Guex Cove, L. 1, July 21, 1876. Iu accordance with the time-honored custom the Brooklyn Yacht Club are again on the eve of its aunual ernise to the eastward. Though the event, in the number of boats taking pari in it, seems less promis. jog than in years past, hopes are expressed, 4nd reasons even given, that the reunion will eclipse any like one preceding it, During yesterday afiernoon anid evening vessel after Vessel dropped its anchor off tois quiet retreat, and when the flagship at sundown fired ber gun @od hauled down ber colors, nine boats in ail were . Tepreseated, Most of thei experienced but littic dif- ity in the run up from Gowanus Hay, and nothing that occurred, sc far as learned, occasions remark. The day was fair for the rendezvous, and the large number of guests on board the boats were augmented by the arrival of owuers and frieuds on the Seawan- haka, from New York, which made the landing shortly after six o'clock. At eight o’clock the captains of the various yachts, Dy previous notification, assembled on the fingship Madeleine and talked of the movements of the squad- ron, It was soon settied that the boats should get un- der way this morning about cight o'clock and proceed to Mgrris’ Cove, where they will lay over night, and on Saturday start for Greenport, Here it is anticipated there will be a race for both schooners and sioops, and as the prizes that are to be offered are said to be valu- able an exciting contest may be expected. from that Sime on the captains will decide upon the places to be visited. Just upon the adjourument of the mecting on board the Sadeicine the news was Iashed across the wire to Commodore Dicker-on of the sad death oO: that spirited Yacutsman, Mr, Wiliam 1, Garner, together with bis Wie and Mivs Hunter, The intelligence could not at first be credited, aud despatches were seut to New York inquiring whut trath there was in the report. Too soon it was found to be true, Nothing tuat could huve occurred Would have for the time so efectu- ally dampened the ardor = and enthusiasm of the yachtsmen = usthis_ terrible news. Phough comparatively young in the pastune the owner of the Mohawk hud made a name in yacht- ing circles, second to nove in this or auy otber coun- try. From the tine he commenced to love the sport on the deck of the magic, through tue ownership of the Vixen, bis tirst boat, the Magic, and then bis last trait, ex-Vice Commodore Garner was ever looked upon as a model amateur sailer. There could have been no more appalling news’ to his friends and fellow yachts- men than this of his sudden and terrible death. What action the club wil: tuke in the premises is not yet known, but as Mr. Garner was a member ol the cub there will doubtiess be some expression of the great Joss :t has, a8 an organization, susiained, ited following are the yachts that compose the Jee SCHOONERS, Owner. ‘ommodore J. 5. Dickerson. Vice Commodore Jobn K. Piatt Wittian Veortis, s Franc H. Stal, Charles H. Hail, Niantic. America. davoritve see oul Besides te above Mr, Godirey Gunther is on hand ‘With a Lhputian sieam yucti, and trom the remarks of one of bis cuests she must be a cosey craft, ‘The Comet was in the barbor this evening, Lut did not anchor, Bue will, doubiless, be tound at Greenport, with o hers Deiwnging to the club. Mr. Huntiey’s sloop Niantic 13 bran vew and wns is her “first appearance” tor ac- live service upon any waters, The has a saucy aud 18h cut 18 possible that the Canadian Yacht Countess of Duflerin may Join Gs at Greenport, Major Gatlerts bas advised Commodore Dickerson tuat he will be in sail- ing trim the Litter part of the week, and, if he does not enter Brenton Keet race ior the Benuett Cup, will Join the Brooklyn fleet off Shelter Island vn Sunday, Commodore Dickersou auswered the recent letter of the Kegatta Commitive of the New York Club before Huntley. Kt. Treadwell. he lett the city yesierday. He advised, in answer to the question, that the Madeleime ‘will returo about the 2d prox, and then, with three or four days to again get In guod shape, the yacht will be Teady 19 Measure speed with tuo Countess ol Dutlerin fur the Queen's Cup. During the cruise the British yacht Heien is expected to be allen in with, A squall trom the borthwesi cooled the atmosphere greaiih iast might. It. was taining early this morning, but now there are indications o! fair weather, ARRIVAL AT NEW HAVEN, New Haven, July 21, 1876. As deseribed in my communication of thit morning, the run (o this place was au exceedingly agreeable one, and bad it not been tor the sad news communicated to the tleet on the way, would have been one of unmixed Pleasure, Uil Matinicock Point the sight was unusually ani- Mating, though the number of yachts in triendly com. petition was small. With tbe reliable Clio in the lead, | the stanch Sea Witch next iu order, the slippery Madel2ine third, Mystic fourth, the new sloop Niantic fifth, Favorite next, and then the Comet, but little was. Wanting to make the picture preity in the extreme, ‘The Tidal Wave's owner having entered her forthe Brenton Keet race of Monday next, sue accompanied the boats a short distance only, and theu went to the westward iu order to be in readiness to start for that Important event At Sb. 45m. the Clio bad ivereased her lead of th fleet fully haifa mile, with the Sea Wich as before but the Madeieme was iast picking her up, while the Niantic was showing ter slippery heels, and, by the way, during the run here this new boat has shown that she has much speed. The Comet at this time was a Jong distance to the leeward of the flogstip, while the Mystic and Favorite were stil! further astern. Filteen minutes later the Sadeleine pessed the Magic to wind- Ward, and from (hat point on she was rapid.y securing the leading position. Occasionally the wind was very hgbt, and during much of the tne it was pufly, while now and then it came in big ankks.? Soon all the interest was centred on the Cilio, Madeleine and Niantic, for the others were so rapiily dropping astern (bat it was evident noth.ng like a tace could be expected. Atten o'clock the Madeioine shot through the ice of the Clio, having beeu nearly jwo hours in accomplishing it, though the lattor car- fled more gail than the tlagebip. The Favorite and seh iteam yacht New Amsterdam were out of sight at this | joncwui OW Norwalk Islands, the Madeleine was ing the Cho sbout a quarter of a mile. the showing the course to the Coimet — fuliy threeguarte,ra of a mile ahead, with the Niantic next doing excellent work, aud the balance as beiore given. Here the America, the new sloop of Mr. Tresiweil, was sighted, she having lett Glen Cove wbout 6. 30m., making ber way slowly to destina- tion, At 10b, 23m., the Clo sent down her Jibtopsail, it no longer being of service, and at 10h, 4m, she picked up and passed the America which bad ‘vow dropped to third position. Saintes were exchanged with the Clio as they parted company, aud though the Awwerica’s owner coud not lead the fleet imo Morris Cove he seemed just as happy as if be were able to do 80. At 11h, 45m, the Niantic also placedthe America Astern, and off Stratford Pot light the Madeleine had such Mmanding position that she stowed her maintopsail aud ‘oresail, rauning the balance of the dis- tance under mainzail alone. The. the Comet lefe the fleet and stood away for Greenport, and, ax the Mystic had already adopted this course, there remained but few vo anchor in Morris Vove, ws ordered by the Com- modore. The yachis arrived as follows:— dt. M. - 1 03 America. Pavori w Atmscerdaim, Not tim'd lead- Cho WM. a ae 1 The distance, over forty miles, was thus made in about five hours by the Commodore's and Vice Commo- dore’s boats, Soon everything was made snug by the early argivais, preparatory to remaining until to-mor- row mofning. At daybreak, or shortly atter, they are expected to leave for Greenport, where oiber yachts will be found. THE CENTRAL HUDSON Un, YACHT Povenksrrsin, July 21, 1 On Monday next the yachts of the Central Hudson Yacht Club will start on their first annual cruise to rinnoll in command. Alvany, with Lormodore will stop at Poughker; Catskill, The following yachis passed Whitestone yesterday :-— Steam yacht Ripple (oo ciub), Mr, Webb, [rom New York for Newport. Dreadnaught, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Osborn, from New York for New Londow. Tidal Wave, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Voorhis, from @ York. The Peeriess, N.Y. Y.C., Mr. Maxwell, is at Cove BEACON PARK RACES. ‘ Bostox, July 21, 1 76, Summary of trotting races at Beacon Park to-day:— CLASS 2:26-—rense $900, piviDED, Flora Bell, cli. m. . 2 SL iy — 229 SWREPSTAKES RACE Lady Wiiliams, b. m. os li Bay George, &. g.. 22 Jady Keonan, b. m, 44 artbur T., b. a3 dis. 1 24 a2 | of Berdeli’s body at the time of the shooting. | lunch counter. Kondout, Hudson +4 | ee ee eee eee eee THE COLLEGE GAMES. THE CLOSING DAY'S SPORT—THE FASTEST RUN- NING YET AND GOOD JUMPING—DARTMOUTH AND COLUMBIA CARRY OFF THE HONORS. Sanaroca, July 21, 1876. The athletic sports were concluded at Glen Mitchell to-day, The air having cooled and the track crusted by yesterday’s rain put matters in excellent trim for good sport, and after a little delay the three-mile run was called at about balf-past ten. There were five entries for this event—two from Union, two trom Wesleyan and ove from Dartmouth; among them Frear, the Union stroke oar Oniy two started—Hays and E. C, Stin- son, of Dartmouth. inson went in 3,000 feet ahead of his adversary, and looking all over a winner, in lim. and 2ls., the fastest time by far that was ever made by any Amer- ican student, and 4748, better than Monell’s fatpous time last year, Hays follows in 23m,, and neither looks much doue. ‘THE ONK-MILE WALK. Among the six who came up the score for this in- teresting race were Noble, of Princeton; Merritt, of Bowdoin; Watson, who walked so gamely in the three miles yesterday and broke down, and Driscoll, of Will- jams, Who was so feartuily u: last year at the cud of the seven-mile walk. Springing away very last at the word, and looking as if all were running, they at once strung out in the following order :— Driscoll, Watson, Merritt, Woodbridge (of Union) and | Noble. Merritt ‘got enough of it about 400 fect down | the second quarter, und dropped out, At the gate Watson gocs by Driscoll, but in a moment the long six-looter—tor, by the way, he looks larger every way since last year—is abend of him again, aud both going home at a great pace, he is thrown out by the referee just befure the finish, and Watson wins, to the great delight of his friends, who surround him, and he walks off briskly to dress, sheltered by an umbreila. ‘Hoo! ray! Y s the new shout ity of New York taities is rightly proud. IN THE GRADUATES’ MILK RUN Downs, of Wesleyan, 18 well chased by Philler, of the University of Pennsylvania, uot up to the quarter mile, when the latter, saying “I can’t stand this to- day,” and drops back fast, stepping out at the halt and ‘ng Downs finish at his leisure, which he does in fine torm, dropping bis hands and running in in bm, 388, THE mIGu sUMP. Mann, of Princeton, who threw the base ball so well yesterday, pressed Pryor, of Columbia, for a while and did good jumping, their two styles being entirely diffe: ent. He exemplilying completely the sideways ran and juwp while Pryor ran straight at the bar, and after many times clearing it with the utmost grace, at last winning by jumping. IN THE MILE RUN Stimson, the fast Dartmouth man, again appears, T. R. Green, of Princeton, being his Sole rival. But, to the general surprise, the Jattor ruus away trom him at | once, and by the quarter has put him 150 feet behind. | Here Stim says as he passes, ‘“He’s too much for me.” Bat bis attention is called io a} fact which does him good, for Green had | been holding his right hand bard against | his side, which almost certamly meant side ache, | And sure enough, though 200 feet ubead at tbe half, nis stertorous breathing tells the story, and he gradually falls back, till the plucky Dartmouth boy is level, then passes him, and in response to “Stitason, make your usual spurt,” obeys orders jike a man, and finishes in 4m, 53448 —good time, indeed, for a fellow who had through what he had to-day. So ended a capital port, and all who saw it were pleased, THE BERDELL-MURRAY TRAGEDY. MURBAY DEAD—THE CASE STILL IN CcOURT— BERDELL’S WITNESSES SWEAR THAT MURRAY HAD A PISTOL ALSO—THE INQUEST. Mipprerowy, N. Y., July 21, 1876 Wisner Murray, who was shot at Goshen, July 13, by Robert H. Berdell, whom he had horsewhipped for al- leged insult to his mother, died at 1:49 this morning from the wound in the bead. He was thirty-three years of age; was President of the village of Goshen and assistant cashier of the National Bank of Orange county, of which his father, Hon, A. 8, Murray, wi president, He served in the Seventh New York regi- ment at the Pennsylvania invasion in the late war. He | leaves a wife and young child, the former a daughter of | Chauncey Barnard, of New York, and sister of Ber- dell’s divorced wife. The divorce suit was the frst cause of the trouble. Coroner Little, of Middletown, commenced the irquest this morning, After taking some medical testimony the Coroner ordered a post- mortem examination. The inquest was then adjourned until Saturday a i} | i} The investigation before Justice Coleman was con- tinued for the prosecution. Charles J. Everett fled Berdeli’s haudwriting on euvelopes containing the offeusive cards, the circulation of which caused the tragedy; also on a list of names of parties to whom cards bad been or were to be sent, touud on Ber- dell when.errested. Thecards were olfered in evi- dence aud excluded. Among the addresses on them were the foliowing:—Widow Parkburst, ot Goshen; Counsellor Gedney, Jr, Judge Geduey, Seducer Wis. ner Murray and wile, Mra. Hon. A. 5S. Murray. ‘The prosecution offered in evidence the answer of Berdell in the divorce suit, in which he charged Wis- ner Murray With over 100 aulerent acts of adultery With plaintif Berdeti’s wile; also a copy of the com- plaint in the action brought by Beraeil against Wis- ner Murray und Gertrude, his wife, Mrs. A. S. Murray and Mrs. Harriett Bb. Berdell for $30,000 damages by the removal trom Berdell’s house of property belong- ing to him. All the documents were excluded by the Justice. j ‘The prosecution here rested. | BERDELL'S DRPRNCE. The first witness tor the deieuce was Hector Moore, ot Misdietown, who was formeriy on the New York police iorce. His testimony differed materially trom tbat of the other witnesses in reference to the positio He claimed that ue saw the whole afair from the begiv- ning, abd that most of the whipping had taken place Detore Berdell drew his pistol; that he was beld all the while by A. 8. Murray, and that when the whipping be- | gan Berdell nad no pistol in bis bund. , . in the examination this atternoon Thomas Elien, of Foshen, testitird to seeing Wisner Murray after ‘the ig put tho thumb and first finger of the right is hip pocket, MURRAY'S PISTOL. Elsie Pierce, a young Iady im ch: of the lunch Toom, testilied positively tu seeing a pistol in Wisner Murray’s right hand when about to jump over the ‘The pisvul looked like one found ou the floor where Murray teil. Thomas Bailey, Berdell's colored coachman, saw Ber- dell wiipped by Wisner Marray while heid by the lat- ter's brotier. | After Wisner Murray jumped over the counter witness saw his (Murray's) right hand moving irom side te stde with something init. His band was raised to the level of his elbow and he faced Berdell. Hugh Dimon, of Kingston, saw most of the affray; saw Cheancey Sarnard, father of Berdeil’s divoreed wile, Taise ap umbrella to strike Berdell; after shooting wit. hess iold Wim not to sirike, and be did uot; heurd Ber- dell say during the whipping, “For God's sake don’t kal me.” Isauc Taylor, of Warwick, was sworn and testified, and bis testimony differed matertaily from others? in reference to the position of the parties at the com- mencement. Spencer Murray Orst sored Berdeli> in trout, while bis brother whipped bim irom behind; aiterward Spencer changed to Berdeil’s back and faced | bim to Wisner. | Public sympathy is still with Berdeil in the last | affair, thongh the previous cause which led to his | Wife's divorce 18 generaily condemned. Hetore the tragedy Wisner Murray's father received a post purporting to him to meet S$ per agreement in card was in Berdeti’s handwriting, not disguised. This Was additional provocation to young Murray, | OBITUARY. GENERAL OSBORN Ck Osborn Cross, Brevet Brigadier General United | States Army and Colonel on the retired list, who died | on the 15th inst, was one of the oldest officers in the | service and a veteran of threo wars, having been up- pointed acadet in 1820 and graduated in 1825 in com. | pany with the late Alexander Dallas Bache, weil known as Superintendent of the Coast Survey, and Generals Robert Auderson, Charles F. Smith and Benjamin Hoger, the jatter of the Confederate army. The on member of the class of 1825 now On the rolis of the | army is Wasuingtou Seaweil, a retired colonel. From | y 1, 1826, to January 1, 1896, General Cross was a tof infantry, apd’ trom 1836 to 1866 be wax on Quartermaster’s Department, having stant quarmaster (lieutenant) Janu n July 4, 188, major July 20, 1847, | been appointed ary 1, 1836, capt heutenant ¢ February 26, 1863, geveral July jouel and depaty Quartormuster general opel wad assistant quarter: Imimouiate and ¢ . 1866 W direction of the Presi act July 7, 162, having been more than forty years on active duty and being over sixty years of age ” Daring the Florida war he served as major im Colunel Persiter | tcith's regiment of Louisiana volunteers, and in | > Mexiean War he Was enief quariermaster In Gen- | Seott's army. For meritors services in the | ter's Departinent darmy the late war he was Drevetted brigadier general, to date irom March 13, | | 1868, 3 . | | | Adeinide; SENOR JUAN ARIS . A despatch from Havana annowaces that Sefor Juan Arisu, for ten years director of the Diario de (a Sf dyed last night, of ver complaint A PERTINENT QU: SLION. To sax Kpiron ov Tae HexAco I ride oo the Kievated Raviway trom Thirtioth street down, ; but, at the same tine, t would be wn) Wt bullies aud prize Walters were net ont Th att Thirtie bd street Gy orwiny 9:90 tran Whee mitstled Caw yp th rovement Was One jan at wm Ine stort of the POUZETs avout ae Lheneh whow cin thee ered employed M ther Worx quit Naw Yous. July iste | tween the cars and dragged to 104th street, He was Destination. Offer. y 22. | London.....|7 Bowling reea July 22.| Liverpool: .|15 Iirond Alsntio Suly 22-}cins :|7 Bowling Green Main... July Bowling Green | England, July July | E—Benham & Boyeser | ie dean (Br), Heaney, Windsor, NS—J F Whitney & CSene Thomas W Holder, Gray, Domerara—Leaycraht & Sehr Joshua Grindle, Freethy, Porto Cabello—D B Dear- Meche Soavenit (Br), Hatfield, St Jobns, NF—C W Bore | paghe Annie K Cranmer, Bragg, Kichuond, V jaght & ety. | _ sebr fthoda Holmes, Burr, Perth Amboy, NJ-J B Pier | son & Co. TAMMANY RATIFICATION. The meeting of the committee appointed by Tam-. mupy Hall to make arrangements for the ratification meeting ot Tuesday night, was held at the Wigwam yesterday afternoon, It was announced that the tol- Jowing gentlemen will address the meeting:—Johu Hancock, Texas; J. Proctor Knott, Kentucky; Charles E. Hooker, Mississippi; J. K. Tarbox, Massachusetts; ordon, Georgia; William Pinkney White, Mary- 8. J. Randall, Pennsylvania; ex-Governor 8. B. on Abbott, New Jersey; Roger A. eneral Hooker, Augast Beimont, Pryor, Brooxly Wiceler H. Peckham, A. O'Sullivan, A. H. Purdy, Jamas Daly and others Mr. Charles A. Dana will pre: side at tho inside meeting. KILLED BY THE CARS. An noknown man, about twenty-two years of age, while riding on the top of a freight caron the Hudson River Railroad last evening struck his head against the bridge at Sixty-fifth street and was kuocked be- taken out dead and removed to the Morgue. The de- ceased had dark bair, and was dressed in a black jacket and vest, drab pants and white spotted shirt, ‘An inquest will be held next week. SHIPPING NEWS OCEAN STEAMERS, | DATRS OF DEPARTURES PROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTRS OF JULY aND AUGUST. July 25. © (28 Browdwas July 28. -]4Bowling Green July 27. Gellert. Suty 27. | July 2 Juiy uty uly July Aur Aug . |2 Rowling Green + ]68 Broads Rotterdam. [50 Broadway: Liverpool. .|15 Brondway |Havre. 5> Broadway Liverpool. .|69 Broadway | .|Hremeu... |? Bowling dreen 7 Bowling Green 7 Bowling Green 29 Broadway Abysnin z is Bowilng Greea Glascow. .. |72 Broadway Reins "| Harbure:, [61 Broadway, The ue Liverpool. [40 Broadway Ethiopia. tondon,... {7 Bowling Green 2 Bowling Green $7 Broadway Donan Bremen. Li =| | ‘| 15 Broadway 2.129 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. aIGH War! 447 | Gov. Island. Weve 725) Sandy Hook’ Veve 8 45] Hell Gate, PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 21, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THF HERALD STEAM YACHTS aD WERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Sten: Neckar (Ger), Wi i, Bromon July @ and Southampton 11, with mdse and 358 passengers to Oelrichs & Co, Had fine'weather; July 14, lat 50 47, lon 25, was boarded by u buat trom sche AL Palmer (of st Jo and supplied them with provisions; 17th, lat 47 10, ma vo large icebergs; 19th, Tat 43, I o . trom Cape Kreton for New York. Steamer Aipemarie. Gibds, Lewes, Del, with mdso to th Old Dominion Steamship Us. Burk cine (tal), Constanza, Cadiz 35 da; to JC Seager. Bark Doris Eekhof, Hows, Havana 11 da: Cua Luling & Go: vi m hr Addixa, Huntley, Arecibo, PR, vin 6, to Skiddy, vessel to Jed Frye & Co, . off Hatteras, saw brig Ortolan, from Philadelphi javan, Sehr fF Merwin, Pew dria, Sehr Jobn K . Richardson, Virginia, Sehr Ithoda ti Buer, Georzetown, DC. Schr Wb Hilton, Georgetown, DG. BQ Steamer State of Virginia (Br), from Glasgow, rived 20th, rep ly 15, Int 40.48. Jon 42 41, pas German ship showing signal with letters QBMA in i W; 17th, Lut 43 07, lou 55 28, a Hamburg steamer d x lat 42 42, lon 55 06, bark Harvester (Br), from London for Baltimore. * THROUGH HELL GATE PASSED BOUND SOUTH Steamer City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford for New York. Steamer Electra, Young. Providence for New York. qarik Memphis Ur), Reynolds, Winasor, NB, tor New ‘ork. Brig Wm H Parks, Luther, Garduer, Me, f Behr Hor Lari with mdse with sugar to Now Yori, Tirreil, Warren for Phiiadelphia, hE Brown, Rack Providence for New Selir Aun Sipple. Racos, Provide: Sehr Helen Mar, Ward, Uroviden Sebr Lizzie L Mills, Arinstrong, Bangor tor New York, Ser Emerald, Knowles, Sag tiarbor for New York. Sehr Joseph Rogers, Beutley, Portland, Ct, tor New 0 ir Hannihal, Fongur, Bangor for New York. New Haven for New York. . Willard, Sti Y Sehr Huntress, drown, Sehr M Josepbine, Wal Schr J P Robinson, SenrJ J Worthingion Trueworthy, York. Schr Willow Harp, Norton, Kennebec tor New York, Schr BF Woolsey, Tirre I, Providence tor Philadelphia, Schr Salle Burton, Burley. Stamtora fo: w Yorn. Schr Mail, Mead, Greenwich for New Yor BOUND EAST. pStgamer, George Washington, Whitehead, New York for jaliiax, NS Steamer Di Steamer Tilhe, bwing, Norwi Brix Arabella (Br), Harvey. Scher Wonder, Woods, ‘ork for Port Sehr Florence, Sackett, Haverstraw tor Schr Wm Voorhis, woldsmith, Haversiraw for Pro Sehr Geo Whistler, Crosby, + for Danvers. Schr HT Potter, Andersou, New York for Kennebec, Schr Geo B Fergnsou, Ferguson, New York tor Bangor. gaint Richard Law, Eldrluge, Vort Johuson for Prov ree. | ew York lor New London and ew York for Windsor, NS, ‘Schr Post Boy, Stearns, New York for Belfast. teu, B Sehr J H Bi ett, Port Johns Providence. Setr Surpr New York tor Rennobvec. Sebr Murgaret Kennedy, Ford, New York for Stratford, Selir James Croskey Wakely, Rondout or Bridgeport, Sebr 8 D Pitts, Abrahams, Amboy for Middletown, Sehr Caroline Knight, Good, New York for Boston Sehe HA Demtox, Boardman, Port Johnson tor Hartford. Schr Jas Diverty, Hand, Port Johuson for Providence. Sehr A & E Baker, Terry, New York for Bridgeport. Sehr Clara Bei, wozers, New Yo. for Kennebec, Sehr KK Vaughan, Kane, New York for Portland, Schr BL. Sherman, Alloa, New York tur Richmond, ache John Maniove, Linieotn, Fort Johnson for Provi- ence. Schr Ida Paimer, Palmer, Albany for Stamtora, Sehr Saunuel P Godwin, Williams, Now York tor Stamford. Schr J L Crosstey, reported in Friday's Herald, should have read New York for Windsor, NS, not Wi York. pa | CLEAKED, j Steamer St Laurent (Fr), ender, Havre vie Plymouth —Lovis de Bebian Wiens e pie Steamer George Washington, Whitehe: i Ni t Johns, NP cidtee & Seaman. i ours hiaen eamer Carondelet, Faircloth, Fernandi Port Royal imington, De Abbott. CH Mallory & © Steamer Vesper. E ree, Philadelphia—Jas Hana, jadrossich, Cork or Falmonth for or- 2), Wulff, Stoekholm—Funch, Edve & Co. (By), Armstrong, Burvados—H Trow- Bark Ergo ders—Jobn © bridge's Sons. clare Rebeces Caruana, Johnson, Matanzas—Waydell & | ‘Bark Jose E More, Ca Bri. Concezione Immacuiat Sagua—Waydell & Co, | tab, Tromberta, Bristol, | Brig Wm Phipps y), Fairing, Aux Cayes—Youngs, | x, fir Stephen J Watts, Watts, St Sehr Howard Holder (Br), William vine & Son. ‘br Mary Siusman, Somers, M. 0, NB—A T Heng} |. Fredericivn, NB—! le—K D Hurlbut & Co. sel Sar eh Calle sehr Luey Ame Presary, Withr Palladiom, Ryder, Weilfinet, Mass—Firguson & ood, Sloop Emperor, Dewick, Onllen, Richmond, ve. Bishop, Wellfleet, Mass—Haviland & ‘awtucket—Cartwright & Doyle. SAILED, (Ger), for Bremen Bruno (Ital), Lisbon, Ship Gustav & Ose Merry, Autwerp: I teres Golden F + (Br), Queenstown; Mariposa: (Dani, Bred=rickshaven Kein Mary 1 Tycho Brahe rare, Wind at suit Barometer at ldwiait, NNE. M, MARITIME MISCKLLANY. Suir Geo M Apams, from Independonel her anchor at Galway, Jaw 5, and fm shire, Causing some damage to both Vessels Hark Hovonort ite), Purdy, frou Sed Scnn ALaent Pavt, from Morcan City tor Clinton, Tex: with timber for Morgan's railroad, rau ashore about July north of Peliean Island, Galveston Bay, where she re- mained onthe 14th, A steam pump was sent to ber in a to pump away the sand whieh had accumulated around er. Sone Goupstream (of Liverpool). from Boston for Donegal, I, with coru, befo ried ashore on Rock en- trance off Dor r, was full of water July 12 and Fairvirw. from Wiscasett with Inmber, before re- pe shore om Nam 'Tead, Boston Hartor, was got off and towed to Boston AM, July 21, Scun Easteen Laut, defore reported ashore at Halifax, expected to be floated same night with little or no dam: Somn Hatew Man, of Newport, RI, will splice her fore- maxt and get a new maintopmast betur» proceeding. ‘Two hundred and fifty pales of hemp which were landed at St Uelean in Murch last from ship Melrose on her voyage from Manila for New York were shipped on freight to Lon- don by ship Clyde (Br) which left St H June 8 Auexanpnts, July 20—The schr Daniel Brown and an ichooner, before reported, still remaii ashore at ” Point. Ex.swortn, Mo, July 20—Schr Senator, Murch, master, on the 3 inst, when off Boon Island, wax struck by livht- ning. which followed both masts to the deck, passed through into the cabin und went out through the ‘port side. ‘The deck planks were badly shattered, and the bulkhead ; The masts were spilt and splinte d the mainsail set on fire. ‘The crew were every man knocked senseless to the deck, and some did not reeover for several minutes. 1 Senator wrrived on Saturday, and is now putting in masts and repa'ring. Hauirax, July 19—Tt fs reported that the wreck of brig S N Colymore (Bri, drifted a few days since within a mile of Yarmouth (NS) light, and“efforts were being made to tow her into port. New Beprorp, July w —Schr Florence I Lockwood (of Norwalk, Ct), from New York for Keanebunk, in ballast, to jond ive, struck on Cuttyhunk last evening. out subse- quently was cot off leukinu, and was run ashore on the flats south of Fort Phanix, Fair Haven. She subsequently ar- rived at New Bedtora, Qvesrc, July 21—The number of seazoins yess hax arrived sinee the opening of navigation 1s 512; ber clenred 458, leaving 410 port. Th ing the past week hax been upward, notwi Inte advices from Great Britain that the wool goods trad was ¢u!l and unsatisfactory. Rocxaxp, Me, July 21—Sehr FA Colcord, of and from Sear-port for Roston, with a cargo of bricks and bay, went ashore uear Whitehead yesterday, and is a total lows. The crew were say'd. Sho is 88 tons regis Soarsport in 187. Sax Pi pum pal Vatraratso, July 8—Ship Alida, from Lobos for Burope, has put iu here leaky. Lacncnxp—At Bath. Me, July 20, by Brown & Stantial, 4 bark of about 1,000 tons, not yet named, NOTICE TO MARINERS. Orrice oF LacurHovse Ixsprcton. Turn DistRicr, ¢ Tomrxinsrinix, NY, July21, 187. To clonr the wreck uf the sloop sunk in the Narrows keep Robbins’ Reef light open to eastward of Fort Wadsworth. Tho entrance to Northport or Cow y, Long Isla Deen bnoved ax follows — Nol k spar, on sonth end of spit making out from west beach: Lioyd’s Harbor light, W by N 14, miles. No 3—Black spar on east end of from buoy No No 2—Red Great Neck; ‘ar on northeast end of spi, making out from Joyd’s Harbor light, WbyN. AG RHIND, Capt USN, Lighthouse Inspector Third district, WHALEMEN. Arrived at Fayal June 25, schr Alevone, Fisher, of Prov- incetown, having put in for letters, Had taken 310 bbls sp oil since Teaving home April 20, 1876. Sailed from do 18th, bark Chas W Morgan, Tinkham, NB, to ern july 11, lat 33.05, lon 7450, brig E HW Adams, Spoke of and for New Bedford, Hud on. board 50 bbls of off ob- tained from a whule caught on this side of the Stream in the latitade and longitude of Charleston. SPOKEN. Ship Rock Light ‘of Quebec), from Iquique for Plymouth, E, June 25, 1 BT N, lon 39 W. Bark Alice Grahain (Br), Morgan. 64 days from Callao for Liverpool, June 8, lat 3 N, lon 28 W. Bark Bella Mudge (Br), Mason, from Rangoon March 28 for Amsterdam, May 17, lat 32 43 8, lon 3153 EK. Bark Ocean Home (Br), Rees, trom Doboy for Queens- town (ani supplied with bread). Juty 6, lat SL, Jon 11 Bark Kisnon (ur), Hewitt, from New York May 11 for Shanghai, June 18. jat 48, lon 3? W. A pew bark, showing let PNUJ, bound for San Fran- cisco, June 17, lat 7.N, lon 26 W. A bark, showing NGTS (?), bound for New York, June 29, lat 48 Nylon # W. Tacker, from Gloucester, E, for Balti- Brig EH Willie more. July 7, 40 miles ENE of Mixzen Head, Schr Edwin T Morrison, Lavender, from Liverpool for New York, July 4, lut 50 1: 15 35 Sclir Mary L Peters, from N 17, 6 PM, lat 29 20, lon 7 OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Austexpax, July 20—Nailed, ship Asia (Ger), Meyerdeck, Baltimore. Bueuxy, July 20—Sailed, ships Chas Luling (Ger), Wicke, Baltimore; Derby (Ger), Hunecken, New Yori, Byxrast, July 19—Arrived, bark Embla (Br), McKenzie, Norfolk, Salled 19th, ship Republic (Br), Phillips, North America. Baistot, July <O—Arrived, bark Falcon (Br), Westkerp, New York. Sailed 21st, brig Castalla, Whittemore, New York. Borpravx, July 18—Sailed, bark Marie Anna (Aus), Soppa, d States. Catais, July 19—Sailed, bark Prodomo (Nor), Jacobsen, United States. Dva.tn, July 21—Sailed, bark Montreal (Br), Coalfeet, North America, Exeren, dply 21—Sailed, tark Mozart (Nor), Albertsen, New York. Grattan, July 14—Sailed, bark Emma (Aus), Levi (from Trieste), New York. Greexocs, July 21—Sailed, bark Jamos R Boyd (Br), Baker, North America, Marne, July 19—Arrived, ship Josephine (Nor), Smith, New York. Hut, July 21—Sailed, bark Leon Veneto (Ital), Fonta- nella, United Stat Hecvoet, July 20—Sailed, the Maris Schiat: deiphin, Liverroot, July 21—Arrived, steamer Istrian (Br), Fit, Boston. Sailed 21st, ship Saracen (Br), Heveron, New York; b: Germania (Ger), Romberg, San Francisco, Losxvox, July 21—Arrived, toer Anglia (Br), Murray, ship Fawn, Cleaveland, New York; barks Kate Agnes (Br), Ferguson, Boston; Beatrice (Br), Bowley, New York; also the Elise, from Leuxc. July 19—Arrived, bare Fredig (Nor), Andersen, Philadelphia. Mansxinuxs, July 20—Arrived, barks Abd-el-Kader, Spar- row, New York; Lizzie Curry (Br), Curry. do, Pout Euizanetu, CGH, June 14—Sailed, bark A E Vidal (Ger), Schreiber, Boston. Qurexstows, July 20—Arrived, barks J C Williams (Br), Vangban, Baltimore; Isabella Ure (Br), Jenkins, do; 21st, eamer Russia (Br), Cook, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded) Suiled 21st, steamer City of Montreal (Br), Mirehouse (from Liverpool), New York. Rorrenpaw, July 20—Arrived, bark Arlington Palmstvom, New York (before reported arrived 15th). jailed 19th, bark B D Bigelow (Br), McWhinmie, United States. Sico, July 19—Arrived, bark Ambrosia (Nor), Boesen, Baltimore. Wexvoxn, July 20—Arrived, brig Afton (Br), Copp, Chat- ham, NB. Sailea from —— July 19, barks Trappano (Aus), Mercich, United Stat Teoele (Ital), Basilo, do. WEATHER REPORT. Baristot, July 21, PM—Cali, fine. Purmovts, July 21, PM—Wind S, light; FOREIG: PORTS. Cavcurra, June 13—In port, ship Champion (Br), for Ne York; Cavtimore (Br), May, and Whittington (Br), Ruth- ven, for New Y nis, w Orloans for Liverpool, July for Phila- (Nor), ‘Nailed from Saugor, June 12, ship Nagpore (Br), V New York. Dhacteree Bare Nharlette A Littlefield, for Antwerp. d, bark D Chapin, Bunker, Gloaee: : sche W tick, Baker, do. ampesas, July 1l—Arcved, brig Raven, Willey, Ha- vans, Nailed 11th, brig Goodwin, Craig, Matanzas. ark Amizade (Port), Mello, xt Michaels). iliams, Hale, for B 4 PM—Arrive In port sail next Parugn I on, to steamer Austriar Queen, Hobbs, Holmes, New York ; steamer Claribel (Br), al ow Ferguson, iivenroot, July 17—Arrived, steamer Mississippi (Bri, Lindail, M Maranzas, July 20—Sailed, brig Malaga (Br), of Hatteras: sehr Daybreak, Blaks, so. Sailed 14h, sehr J W Brown, Sni Mowtneat, ‘Juiy 19—Arrived, ste ww; Democrat, Smith, Newcastle. bark Valkyrien, Andersen, Cork : 19th, pbeli, London, |, July O—sailed, bark Jas B Brett, rr, north Cardenas, rs Colima, Rollo, xy, Gibson, New York. Porn? bu Cresxe, July 19—Arrived, brig Kdward, Limer- jek. QvewEc, July 19—Arrived, steamers Aino, Grodberg, rk; rl King, Seutt, Glusgow tor Mot treal: barks Verites, Volta, Piywouth: Annie Williams, Semuer, st Vincent? Uris Maggie, Howe, Newport for Montreni; Vindex, Rob- erts, Buryport for do. fared 18h, ships Westminster, Munroe, Bristol; Ara- bia, Gry Hahnemann, Thonson, London; barks Her- Becker, West Hurtiepool, Hortensia, Simonson, Lon= Nagi Viscount (Br), Nichol- ork, bark Morning Star (Br), Sisson, tana 6. 19—Arrived, bark Memo, from Liver- July 20-—Arrived, ship Regina (Bp) curs Ancona (Br), Wasson, Kilrush Fateon, do + Unstatin, Providenc Kashore, Jitky Son Nocth Arkie ¢e threw vver, 120 y Araivw tank wd. lai Ar AM, tard Gener ey, fr Nays Juty th Arrange Rag settied Wwe & AP ELNK CREO OH Oa. fran Calais for New Vor Wixnsos, No. July 20—Arrived xehe Florence P Hal, i swiled Jor Atexxndria, Va briz Fairbeld (Br), rin, Va, Pen Steawen Neexan.) Aanuces, July 4—Airived, Hana, Christens moud, Ansn, May 24—Passed, Sir Wm Walleee, Colville, from Manila for New York. Butstot, July 8—Arrived, Condor, Nordstrom, New Yorn; ‘9th, Nicolo Tommasso, from do. BARCKLONs, aly 4—Suiled, Palestina, Ford, Marseilles (and urrived at M 7th.) aTaVia, May 23—Sailed, Agate, Hibbard, York. Coxuaven. July 7—Arrived, Blackwall, Cole, Lotos; 8th, Lilian Morris, Tastar, Iquiqui. —_— July 3—suiled, Leo Peabody, White, Gloucester, ass. Dat, July 9—Passed, John Masterson, (ibson, Darien for Tynne: 10th, Valparaiso, Mills, Portland tor Hull; Reso lute, Kond, Quebec for London, ‘Off 7th, ‘Joaquina, from Wisbeach for Ss4n cAtebored Sth, RW Mecriman, from Londou for Sydney, Put back 9th and anchored, Albertine for Quebec (and sailed same Gay), qghttived 9th, Sidlow, MeGlasbier, from New York for Lon- jon. ggitlled 915, Ocean Express, Crosby. Hallfax; Priucess tor lo. Dover, July 10—Passed, Antoinetto, Scott, Hamburg for Cardiff. ay. utr ® ~Arcived, Popping Mighane, Do Wert NewYork: Talbot, Quebec; Roycroft, St Joba, N Harvey. do. Cosman, Philadelphia; 8th, Chas joudy, Miramichi Dewvatx, July 7—Sailed, Mentor, Ohlsen, Philadelphia. Fauwouri, July 8—On, Britannia, Ward, Pensecols for tle. Railed 9th, Sylvanus Blanchard, Green, Leith. Lisard 10th, stella; Jacobsen from New York elem, Philadelphia for Newcastle; lo for Leith Flora, Jorgensen. Quebec Grovexsren, July 8—Arrive Busiris, Martin, Lepreniox, NB; th, Director, Stampe: Miramichi: Margarita, Soppar, I i} Darkee, S¢ John, NB. Guascow, 01 July 7—Arrived, Andrea Mignano, Labrano, Anderson, Quebec, NOCK, July 10—Arrived, Mathilde, ‘Tobia: delphix; tat: Marshall, Quebée:, Zambesl, Totherick, do Chippewa, Milne, Montreal; Maciner, Corpal, Annapolis. Harrieroot, July 7—sailed, Hanna Maria, Abiwvist, RG, July G—Arrived, Lady Elmer Bruce, Glover, Lobos; Florence Nightinj ale, Jones, and John © Potter, McCiure, do; Royal Standard (s), Jobastou, New York , 7tb, Bliphalet Greeley, Watts, labetion. Sailed 7th, Stella, Mitchell, StJobn, NB (and from Cux- haven same poy H MeLaren, Ludiow, Branswick. Liverrooy, Jay 8—Arrived, Kdmund Phinney, Bacon, Akyab; Thos Vana, Wilbur, Sam Francisco; Lake Ontario, Gilmore, Quebec; Abvercarne, McAuliffe, Portland, O; 9th, Importer, Bal land. Si a, NB, Sailed sth, © of Philadelphia, C: jombay wial, Bearse, do (aud was off skerries sume day) Hil, Ris neiro; Boadices (s), Smith, Moatreal Bernier, Quebec. Cleared Sth, La Plata, M ews Charleston Jones, oss, New York; Eugenio, Porovich, Bultit Off the Skerries 6th, Jobn 5 Harris, from Liverpool for ad Sth, Brato, Peterson, from Quebec for Conwny. Loxpox, July 8—Ar of Montre: 4, Parana, Larsen, Quebec; City w York; Unto, Kettlesen, Charies- ia, Bat id Avalanche, Jamieso yee 5 Cana x, Lodvigsen. do; Velox, stubb, do; rd, Me- « John, NB; Pretty Jemima, Chapman, Amberst, Cleared Sth, Snow Quer Graham, Philadelphia, Entered out 10th, Nin ineldon, Sheidon, for Philadel- phia: Ulymouth Kock, Griffin, New York, Arrived at Grav Sth, Orphens, Quebec. Dailed sth, Ast ‘idey, New York. Lawn, July 8, . Annte Laurie, trom Quebec; 9th, Enmore (s), Hol Montreal. s Aggarml, New York; Elektra, Iver- Gesta, Philadelphia. Lecuor: Al 5 . Ray, Genoa, dailed 6th, J Williaiax, Williams, Glasgow. Maasuuts, July S—Arrived, Beltiste, Mart! Suiled Sth, Thor, Thorwaldsen, war Perseveraute, Hoxso, New York. Newrorr, July 8—Arrivea, Sea Crest, McLean, chi; HG Baull, Strange, St Joun, NB. ehantsa. July T—Areivcd, Ameri ey LyMoUTH, July 10—Sailed, Kutle Stewart, McArthur, Sydney; Mary, Nielsom, Miramichi. Hato uly 8—Sailed, Geo skvlfield, Forsyth, Rio Jan- eiro. Queknstows, July 7—Arrived, Jessie Scarth, Mowatt, Quebec; Sth. Golconda, Watterman, Montreal; Maria Scam: meli, Thopin, Iquique; th, Champion, Allen, Philadelphia, and proceeded for Bremen. Sauea 8th—Vaiparaise, Mills, Hull; Tri Lina, Pauer, Lon- Homborsuud, Neflson, Leith; Pietro Acca .@, Potesta, ‘Dan! Wanin,’ Pottine, Ipswich; J A Brown, Greenish, Hil; Vassa, Neilzen, Newcastle; Mimer, Towinich, London} Emily Walters, Perty, Ayr; Calcytta, Lauro, Gloucester; Stillicone, Vrauich, London; Sugdtun, Fredricksen, Yar- mouth; Kallisto, Tellefsen, Gloucester; Stella, Jacobsen, Ab- delina, Piazzo, Loudon. a, July Y—Sailed, Satisfaction, for Quebec; Col- onist, for do. SUNDERLAND, July 7—Arrived, Harlequin, Hill, Quebec; 10th, Ebenezer, Nielson, New York. St’ CaTueRine’s Porkt, July 10—Passed, Champion (of Greenock). {rom Philadelphia for Antwerp. Off Start Sth, Island Home, Sunith, London for Baltimore. Sr Hecena, Juno 16—Arrived, Eastern Monarch, Donald- son, Culeuttu for New York (and saied) ; 17th, Meuilvery, Jewett, Batavia for do (and sailed 1th), TRooN, July 10—Arrived, John Abbot, Nelson, Quebec. Warknvorn, July S—Artived, Maud'@ Kogers, St John, Charlestor Br Mirawi- in Union, Collins, Phila- AMERICAN PORTS, ASTORIA, July 13—Sailed, brig Hazard, Walker, Sau Feanctsen. ALEXANDRIA, July 20—Arrived, schrs Twilight, Gro- toa; Elias Moore, and Arville H Peary, —— tor ueorge- jied—Schrs Lydia Middleton Jersey City: Uneas, Nor- ida E Mason, and Jennie Rosaline (from Georgetown), AAPPONAUG, July 18—Arrived, sche Helen, Searle, Perth mboy. BOSTON, July 21—Arrived, steamers Johns Hopkins, Hallett Baltimore; Saxou, Snow, and Reading, Colvurn, Phi aictphia; schrs Marion E Kockbill, vocwuill, Phila: delphia; James H Moore, Doane, Alexandria; Albert W Bmith, ‘Doaue, Baltimore; Fawn, helly, Weehawken; Kina, Bacon, Hoboken. ‘Also urrived’ stewuer Glaucus, Bearse, New York: schrs Q)F Hawley. Barrett, Port Johuson; Frank Atkins, allen, Philadelpbia; Jobn A Lord, Thomas, do. Cleared—Steamer Marathon (#4), Gurrett, Liverpool; bark Westorn Sex, Chisholin, Port au Prince; brig Arctic (Be), mald, Wilmington, NC; schrs Modena (Br), MeBuide, 7 George W Collins, Hodgkins, New York; Cabot, Ch do. BALIMORE, July 2 steamers Saragossa, Hooper. Savan Howes, Bost FW Brune, Foster, New York; schr Forest Usk, Parker, New ‘erguson, Dublin Cork; Andreas Riis (Nor), Salvorsen, Cork brig Alpha Batler, Lou Willeutt, i Hall, Hull, dos Salied—Ships David Stewart, Bertie Bigelow; de Gama, Anna A nich. BANGOR, July 18—Arrived, sehr July Fourth, Wood, New York. 19th—Arrived, bark Homeward Bound, Merryman, Bucks- Palermo; George d, Urig Flora Green (of Bangor) Teel, B to load on New iver, do via tieorgecownn, Me, to load for : Kate V Aitken, Emma D Endicott tie G Robinson (of May's Landing, NY), Langdon, for Kowdoinkam, to load lor Now York: A Blossom, Chatiield, York; Sunlight. Etheridge, Jewett, do) ‘Thos Potter, di Sailed—sehrs So chia Godtrey, dex, Garrison, do; Ella Hodsdon, 1th Philadel; Whitmore, Albany ¥g Harbur). Stephen Morris Adams (of Portsmouth), failed Sebrs Wm H Rowe, Rose. Sallie W Kay (of Great ky (ot Philadelphia), Juliet, Mar: and Caroline Y. Mi 20ui— Arrived, schr Winslow Morse, Oliver, New York for Garciner. BHISTOL, July 19-—Arrived, schrs Potter & Hooper, Beadvury, I w via Newport. CHAKLESTC July 18—Arrived, sebrs Fanny Tracy, Rodgers, New York (not Philadoipaia—and cleared same day to return vin Jacksonville); Jol Shay, Tilton, Philu- deiphia. 2h schrs Maggie J Lawrence, Haley, New S ork; islets, Bridgeport. a, Jury 21—Arrived, schr Chas Sawyer, Sullivan. DIGHTON, July 19—Arrived, sehr Henry Allen, Tatem, Philad-tphia TGRKENWICH, July 20-Sailed, sche Bella Peck, w Yor . ANDL\A, July 13—Arrived, schr Wm H Jones, Lino, New York. Ann Dol repaired a8 MON KOE, July 20—Passed ont, barks Nereo ns), for Qugenstown, Suiled—Bark Warwickshire (Br), New York (from Pisa- gun); brig Daphne (trom Havana, Philadelphia. “aist—Arrived, brig Pegxy (Sor), Mosiler, ‘Kilo Sumeiro for orders. jed —Bark Gustaf Adolf (Sw), Jansen (from Dundalk), Richmond. uly 1 ~Artived, schrs Edwin 8 Tyler, Bunce (from Jacksonville), Ma- JACKSONVILLE, Miller; Lena Breed, Stillwell, aud Weutworth, Brown, New York. GALVESTON, July 20—Arrived, sehr Alice Bell, Sim- New York. Stevens, New York, GEORGE » 2. Jay Arrived, sel Vraie. Price, New York; Jennio Beasely, Harrington, Backsport, S, July 18—Arrived, schrs M H Read, ; Harriet Ryan, Robbins, New von pense W—Sailed. selrs Huntress, Krowm, and , New York tiled, schrs Labaina, Houghton, Penarth Roads; Lizzie Dewey, Davi i Terrapin, Wooster, Hilsboro York. Iih—Arrived, sche Carl D Lothrop, Meal (and sailed tor Philetetpiia). 17th—sailed, sehr Torpedy. Allen, New York. NiW ORLEANS, July ared, steamer Ariet (Br), , scurS w York; Jas Borie, Coverly. do, amer Sau Jacinto (Br), Ricker (from Galves- ton), Liverp: 1. NEWBURYPORT. July 20—Arrived, sents JG Collyer, Murphy, Rondout; MM Merriman, Tripp, do. NEW BEDFORD, July 2)—Arrived, sehr 8 H Sharp. Webb, Wareham for Georgetown, D0. 2lst—Arrived, scirs Florence I Lockwood, New York for Kennebec River, leaking (see Miscellany); Jessie W Knight, Baltimore suled—Hark & W Wood (Br) Nichols, Boston; senrs pam sharp, Georgetown, DU; Joan Mayo. York, NEWPORT, valy 20—Arrived, sebrs Marietta H old. smith, Providence tor New York; Lx Lovell, Borden, Full River tor do NEW LONDON, July 2 dout; SJ Sm . wail, Alexandi ‘Saile—sehr Cha NeW HAV Bie Ke), for St John, NB. July 20--Arrived, sche Mary J Fisher, rrived, barks Osmyn, wer, Mitehell, do; Dew rrived, barks Emernid, Lol- grou. WO Parke itn), tor Hou PORTLAND, 0, vais d, vark Dawn, Nelson, San Francisco; Urigs Oriews, swan, do; Sea Wail, . mith, de. PORT ROY. 21—~Arrived, steamer Cliy of jew York (and proceeded) mers Kym: 1AM Lee, jams, Dresden, Me: CB Wood, Boston; Maria’ & Slizaveth, Pola, Kondout; Sallie jeorgetown, SC JM Dou Tat or, baton, Stettin; sehrs port: Howard A Hunt, Koss, UB Wood, Hanley, doi Eben + i Kotler, Henderson, Salem: I Fail Kiver: Belle, Motte. Plymouth ; er, Providence; Robin Hoed, Baker, Sulled—Steamer Kattlesuak Lawes, Det. July 21—-Ourside, bark Grad emg (Aust) Rebil lasgow. Salled—Ship Kendrick, Fish, for Antwe PORTLAND, Me, July i0-Cleared, sehrs FA Ballon Hutchinson. Kennebec, to load tor Philadelphia; Grace Cushing, Hamilton, do, to load tor York. Satled—Brig A H Curtis; schrs Otcarrivei mohe y Willard, Philedelpht ist—Arrived. 7 " a. PORTSMOUTH. July 20 entree nents irunette, Rich, Now York: Gen Banks, McFarland. Port Johnson; A Howe. Ellis, do: Isola, Tayo, Hoboken. Sailed—Schr J.C Nask, Crowley. New York. , PROVIVENCE, July) 20-Artived. xcurn Wave Crest, Winchenbrack, Georgetown, Di ; Henry Croskey, Terry, and James M Vance Huvige, do: Storm, Stauh. Trenton: Benj H Warlord, Sprague, Port Johnson for Pawtucket; T Graham, Jarvis, Coxsackis, Sailed—Sehrs Kate Rommel, nas, Philadelphia; El- leu, Stevensou, Sayerville, i ‘oss, Lewis, York; Win Stevens, Elwell, do (er uu eastern port): Mar- Mnunsou, Jr, Dayton; Ubaxe, Ingraham, and Marietta il, Goldsmith, New Yors. Arrived. steamers Florida, Crocker, Philadelpmia; 0 Whiting, Harding. do. ‘At the head of Long {<lund Sound 19th, PM, bound schre Lottie Hi Friend, Wm Dean, Boaz, K Parker, Surat: A Falconer, Heurv Mi x Sprague, Port Johnson, ‘ral ed sch Ani Safford, Ketchum. Phitadelphi. OND, July 19—Sulied, brig jens, W: I dawen, Fort. Heston; Kato & Luell, NY; Maggie Bell, Hall, James River, to work, N"PRANCISCO, July 13—Arrived, brig Sheet Anchor, Jurzensen, Coos B jadison; Oregon, Edi Kodiak. (Fr), Oittett, Neweastle, anama. Philadelphia, red, steamer Somerset, Brown, Boston; bri (Br), Howard (from Curdenas), Liverpoot, ing repaired. ‘Aisa cleared, schr De Mory Gray, Now Yor enn rk. SOMERSET. July 19—Arrivi Kate Gifford, Ban rett, Philadel e niladelphia; Wild Pigeou, Staples, do; AT Coha, ol '. ‘Boh: Arrived, schr Florence Dean, Westgute, George De. : Billow, Morris, Trenton, July 19—Arrived, seftr Pochassett, Rack- ett, Georgetown, DC. Sulled—Sebr Geo li Mills, Tillotson. Georgetown, DC. VINEYARD IAVEN, Joly 20—Arrived, schrs Jane L Newton, Joanna Douglierty and Awos Kiward, George- town, DC, for Boston; E D Wheaton, Phitadelpbia for do; American Eugle, Hoboken for ym ; Ci rhilidelphia for Hinehum; Nellie Eaton, Perth Amboy for Eastport; Willie Luce, Port Jobnson for Portland: Mary K Fenwiek, Georgetown, DC, for ipswich: Ellen Morrison, South Am- boy tor Gardiner: Mu-ion Draper, Pittston, Me, tor New York; Mary & Gage, Jonesport for do; Catawamteck, Hur- ricane Island do; Georgia B McFarland, Kichmoad, Me, ‘OE aed Schrs Georgia an! Kate Clark. te je Clark. VISCASSET, July I3— tchrs Ellen M Golder, J Lee, Smith, do. WISCASSET, July 13—Arrived, 3 15th, D& Megathiin, New ¥ STABLISHED PLAGR, #4 WATER wt Catharine Market, Metallic and Wooden JOHN 7, SMITH. D ROW ROAT—NEW AND HAND. feetlong. Apply to K. 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