The New York Herald Newspaper, August 3, 1876, Page 10

NEW YORK HERALD, THURS WASHINGTO [CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.) eded in establishing myself fully at Spring- | feld—the city of my choice—I received the telegram of the committee culling me back to Washington; on Friday, the 2ist of July Larrived in this enyoand called et the Treasury De- partment, where I saw Messrs, Morril! and Pratt; 1 Said to them that I should want to read the off tecords, which I bad caused to be wade und preserve wuching my investigations into the whiskey frauds, lor the purpose of refreshing my recollection betore Nestified; I was told by Mr. Morrili and Mr. Pratt to cali on Mr, Robinson; ter seeing Mr. Morrili I called on air. Robinson, and said to him that Uhad the permission of the Secretary of the Treasury | to examine the records which I bad made in connec tion with the whiskey frauds, and such oluer papers 48 might Ve necessary to refresh ty recoliection which Mr. Robinson readil him that as the record itself was in the office ef the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, broken up and di vided out to be copied, | could not see | would direct Carroll, the | jautior, to bring over my boxes containing my private memoranda, Fecords and property to the Riggs House; to this Robinson said, “Yes, yes,” that ho would send tho parers over; William Moore, was prescut; whethe e heard what passed between Rovinson and’ myself I eannot tell; in the morning Mr. Robinson asked me it I knew where THE BARNARD LETTER containing the President's indorsement was, it was missing, I answered ‘No,” but to ask Winslow. If Winslow did not know where it wos I did not, as ho packed the boxes, and if it was in my possession tt was there and through a mistake, but tuat I would examine the boxes carefully as svon as they were sent over to me and return it if found. The samme morning | saw Winslow and asked him if he knew where the letter was. Ho said he did not; that he was willing to swear it Was not in the boxes, and that he thought it went to the Becretary’s office. Dixon was also questioned in regard to it aud said that he did not remember to hi go in, Both Winslow and Dixon, therefore, the w Who ought to know, ussuged me that the letter was not in the boxes—that they were entirely coniident of that, Mr. Robinson did not send the boxes und papers to my hotel, ax he had promised. I waited uutil two o’clock, at Which time Mr Webster Elimes, the chief clerk, nes where my boxes were and they were not sent over. | Said he, is whet [called to 50 you about, Robinson tecls a litte embarrassed just now, in view of tho prese: condition of affairs in the Treasury Department, grow Ing out of Yaryan’s testimony, and says thal, as the boxes could only go out of the asury Department on his order, he would or might be misunderstood, aud therefore ‘embarrassed, and he said that if the matter were permitted to rui along for tour or five days it would probably be ail right, and tt would save them all Rome annoyanc T ‘said to Elmes that I did not want to give Robinson, of all men, uuy embarrassment, but that 1 thought he would te very much more embarrassed under the circumstances, by refusing to give me my property than by viving it Mr, Elmes also remarked that thero | was an old cout, « pair of rubber shoes aud one or two other articles 0! wearing apparel in the Solieitor’s offive Which might aizo be sent to me, whereupon | faid to him that Kobinson might with just as much Propriety retain my old shoes and coat as my boxes. requested Elmes to to Robinson that I thought he had no right, under th wis boxes were left ia his possession, to raise Any question as to their contents, espeetally so after the statements of Winslow and Dixon, and that [hoped he would comply with Lix promise made in the morn- Ing to send the boxes over. Later on I wrote a pote to Robinson, in which I said to him that I desired to repeat what I had already said to Eimes; thathe had no more right to retain the boxes containing my private papers and records than he had to retain my gid shoes or coat; that my inetra tions to Winsiow were explicit with retereuce to pack- ing them, and that if my instructions had been followed, aud I was eompelled to believe they had been, the boxes contained nothing but what was cleariy and fairly own, T said to him:—“If you doubt my word sond for h Winslow aud Dixon, the young mep who packed the boxes; go through “them all and when you are ‘through send what 1s lett.” That was the situation on Friday night. That night T was taken quite ili and remained under the treatment of Dr. Verde unul Meonda mornin, On Monday 1 went over to the Solicitor’s Oitice. They had gathered together the records of the whiskey raid troim the Internal Revenue Bureau and I spent the di Tending it over, At the close of the day I said to Rov- inson, ‘Send for Carroll and let us open these boxes and see what is in them.’ He sent for Carroll but did not ‘find him 1 said, “send for Dixon,’’ He did send for Dixon and aid not find bim. Isaid then, “Let us go and get the boxes oursecives and open them.’’ To this he said that it was late in th ye and let at go till morning.’” 1 said to bim: 6, now while [am here with you, Robinson, Let us make this examination ourselves. ’’ 3 felt as though at the moment an indignity was sought to be put apon me in relusing to deliver up my private property; und ulso in the suggestion which had been made’ that they should be examined at all before they were deiivered into my possessi 1 said to Robiuson that ii he did not make the exam ation then | wanted it distinctly understood that no ian, with my consent, should go through those pa- re until they were’ delivered to me, and, with iat understanding, we parted. On Tuesday morning V called upon the Prosiient of the United States, and, after stating the case substantially as I have stated it tothe committee, | asked tho President to be good 2uough to give me an order on the Secretary of the Treasury for the box Tothis he replied that he thought they ougnt to be before they Went out of the Treasury aid that Mr, Mor. rill would desig and the Solie the Treasury another an at he saw no ob my being present at the examination. To this I replied that I could not give my ussent. I told the President bat thought i was putting me in the attitude of deing a suspected party; that atter curetul tuquiry 1 was assured by botn the young men who had to do with packing the boxes that they contained Rothing of a public character of which copies were not_-—siieft == on file,—saand As to the Bargard letter I said to him that their assuar- Ance wus definite, that it was not in the boxes, but that if it was there he might rely upon my promptiy re- surping it as soon as | could make the proper examina- tion to ascertain if 1t was contuined In the boxes; quite a long conversation ensued betwoen the President and tmyself, in which I endeavored to satisiy bim that my record, both personal and oficial, was of a character Yhat entitled. me to the courtesy of treated as an honorable mao; 1 pealod to the President in the strongest lerms I could employ to deliver the boxes to me After such examination as he and the, Secretary of the Treasury, without just’ warrant under the Ftances 10 my judgtnent, seemed to think nece: subject them to; he told me that he would sce ¥, aod after { had asked him for an order sed our interviews closed; on my return Twrote the President a note jn which I to my root taid to him: NOTE TO THE PRESIDE S$. Grant, Jr, eral James if. my boxes, now in the y, unless, on retiection, you y OF the examination whiclt to subject them to before 1 I added a postscript, viz. :-— I recail your attention to the fact that the boxes were Packed by the young nen who acted us my. private secre- that { did not see paver that went into them— a the fact that { had requested th on Friday to make the exan young men who had packed th To that note I received this answer:— ANSWER OF TUR PRESIDENT. Laxcurive Mansion, Wasmincron Dean Sin—The President directs me to say that he»: Ro objection to General Wilson boing prosont at the ex- amination of the papers referred to in your mote just re ceived, but the party ou the part of the Treasury Depart- ment should be the new Solicitor or sone one demgnated by the Solicitor of the Treasury, Kespectfully, ©. COSNTFPIN, Seeretary. Major Bucrorp Wirson, caro of acting Solicitor of the Treasury. Present ‘This note I reccived In the Treasury Department. I mmmediately went up to see the etary. afier waiting some time, being qu ined an audi- ence. I showed him the » and asked Lim if he bad see said he bh asked bim if he had seen my letter to the Pres in which [ had offered to s papers to t amination of his private ary and General Wilson. Me suid he bad. Phen t say mation with the ‘Mr. Secretary the whole case, I wish to fay to you that l cept the sugyestion President of the United Stat He askea me why, a I said for the rearon (hat the boxes poeked in sccord- ance with my instructions uccord to the best tnfor- mation I can optain contuined rothing o y private books and papers. Of this I have Uae assurance of both the young men engaged in parkiry, ane | am vot willing by cousenting to an exam nateon of very boxe under the circumstances to recognise that there is apytbing either in my past carcer as a pu My attitude toware the President or the Sec- the Treasury, or in the circumstances under whiel justity me io submitting to whet I think would be an naignity.” The Socretary said to me that be was informed tha’ 1 myself admitted that the boxes ermiained pably papers. Lasked lim whatauthority be bud for that He said, “Mr, Roviuson, the Assistant Ttold him to send jor Mr. Robinson. He did #0, and Mr. Robinson cau. | as when and where | said to him, etthe rectly, that these boxes contained prablic p 4 Mr. Robinson dorectly or indi- ers’ He replied, “You never made such statcment to me, either | Iturped 0 the Secretary and | directly or indireetly,"’ said : “Mr. Secretary, Mr. tbe answer which L knew @ would be obliged to give.”” Berourd lotier; Lealied the Secretary's atwention to the tact that Mr. Winslow, who mew the letter, sad tt was vot in the box, and that he was willing tot aflidavit to that eflect, that Mr. Dixon concurred; that L bed mysell, on Friday, writsen to the Treneury oft cials to taake ag examination with tho aid of Messrs. Tiixon aud Wingiow; thaton Moutay evening | again taade an eflort to bave the examination made and lad ' i, J that now, under of the cifcumstances, 1 Wiebed to say to bim that he could not cause an exara- ination to be inade of those boxes without sunjecting Be wan indignity which, I believe, no honorable man would put upon another. He was angry at this aud alter some brief words the interview ended. [ thea word to the Solicior’s othce that I did not want the boxes searched unless | was present, either in pe: ton ugh a friend. That pight, as it seemed evt- deut to me that [ was to be put in the attitude of doing Robinson's answer ts precisely am wonorable inan be & suspected part and of taking pablic papers, 1 telegraphed to a = mutual driend of my own and the President to como down. He came, and on the next day called upon the Presi- He said | seen it | t excited and indamed | or of | ae | veasury | ia | ow, with reference to the | I presumed, | on that day, aud that, meanwhile, 1 would be glad if he | circumstances ynuer | on the Secretary and | aware of the identity of | this woman Secretary Belknap was anxious — that Solicitor Wilson should attempt through the Seeret | Service force to discaver the writar of that letter, Mr. Wil- | | | | | dent, the Tre pd the result sury directing him to submit the boxes to my feud and to Mr. Robinson for examivation, When the examination was made I was present. They con- tained What Lalways supposed they did—my original office dratts of my operations against the Whiskey Ring, the highiy confidential and private character, which [ thought then and still think the adminisiration was quite as mach concerned in keeping secret as I was, and that was really the reason why I sazgested that the boxes be examined by the President's private Secretary and General Wilson. Tbe Barnard letter was also found by myself, as the gentlemen who were making the search bad looked it, it being marked “private and contid on the outside, which is doubtiess the reason why it was overlooked by the youpg man who did the pack- ing. The question as to whether I should have the originals or @ carefully prepared copy Wat had beeo prepared under my instructious by Mr. Winslow and | left on the official files as the official record was sub- mitted to the Secretary of the Treasury, and he said that I was entitled to one or the other. He thought I bad better leave the originals and he would direct the tal copies to be turned over to me ag Soon as a fur- opy of them could be made for uso of the de- tinent, This was entirely sausfactory to me I have never yet, however, received the copies, but I presume T shall, Iwish to add affiaavits of Messrs, Winslow and Dixon, as tollows:— AFFIDAVIT OF MR. WINLLOW. y x July 27, 1876, Binford ‘Wileon, x into a per= correny relating to the detection and pro frauds on the revenue on distilled spirits. Twas specially instructed by hii to include in this record not ouly all official documents, large number of personal and confide? to and written by him, which, valuable information on’ general dunce wit) this st I snperintended record, an to so arrane as to present and ¥ uf his connvction wit the detection and prosecution aforesaid. In the latter part of June T added to this record a copy of all papers of interest which bad necumulated since ML On the votn day of June, immediately prior to departure of Major Wilson, was farther requested ty him to sort out the papers copied ay aforesaid, and place among his all personal letters above referred to, and Also m nutber of semi-otlicial letters und telexrams, which «1 to have no proper place on the files of bis office or Division. 1 intrusted the packing of these payers, together with such letters as, from thete “indorsement. appeared to be — purely per- sounl, to Me. Dixon, Private Secretary: of the | Solicitor: bat, xo far ous omy part in the matter is cor rned, & say that no document was in cluded with my knowledge and consent among the personal papers of the Soneiter, whi not belung to one of the Cinssex above deseribed, aad of which a copy did not appear on the record. I have to say further that on the morning of June 0 aforesaid. Major Wil-on was constantly occupied With oficial business, and so entirely trusted the assorting and packing of his papers to Mr, Diston and myself that he hw al know of the individual character of od in the boxes to be sent to him, FRAN KW. WINSLOW, is 27th day of July, and fully coneur in the same. stutemionts chereia ace trae to tiny personal kuowledge f R. DIXON. 27th day July, E. O'CONNOR, Notary Public. y Mr. Cochrane—What were these private letters and papers Wh ch you spoke of a few moments ago? A. 1 must decline to answer that question. Q. Did they bave any bearmg in any way on the whiskey trial A. They did; one series of papers had a direct bearing on the whiskey prosecutions; another series of papers had reference to an altogether diflerent to a Cabinot oflicer. their bearing on whiskey transactions? A. I went as far in that direction in my examination last Friday as fairly and justly could im view of the position as- sumed by the Secretary of tho Treasury and tho Presi- dont Q. Then vou decline to answer, availing yourself of your snpposed privilege? A. I do. Q Bat you thought that these papers were of a suf- ficiently private character to necessitate the presence of President Grant's son as one of the examiners? A. Oh, not especially. I mentioned him because 1 thought thet he would at once see and appreciate the highly confidential character of the papers. Q (By Mr. Plaisted). Who was the mutual friend who examined the papers with youand RobinsonY A, My brother, Genera! Wilson Q Do you not teel that the letter of the President to ret Bristow, relieving him of all oblig y, applied to all subordinates of the Secretary as well as to bimsolf % I said the other day that | bad no doubt that such was the President’s purpose, but he did not so express himselt in his letter. Q. Do you not feol that any fair construction of that letter wouid include all subordinates of Secretary Bris- tow? Yes; ihat was iy warrant partly in teatify- ing as fully as I did Inst Friday, MLACK FRIDAY TRANSACTIONS, By Mr. Cochrane—In yeur examination last Friday you stated that Presideat'Grant had become sattstied, from facts submitted to him, that General Babcock, who was then on bis way from'St. Louis to Washing: ton, had been impiicated in Black Friday gold specula- lions, State fully and in detail any facts within your knowledge bearng on that matter? A. To that [ have sitaply to say, that whatever papers there may be bewring on that question were, | believe, submitted to His Excellency the President and lett in his possession, They are the best evt tence of their contents, Have you knowledge of the contents. of those paper 1 hav By tions of Persotial knowledge? A. 1 have of their contents, Q Did the President state to you what they con- tained? A. Hoe has not made any statement to me in reference to them. Q. Du the Secretary of the Treasury state to you what they contained? “A. [decline to go any further im answer to that question than I went in my examina- tion the other day, and [call attention to the state- ment which I have just made that the papers are them- selves ihe best evidence of their contents, Q. [understand you to say that the President of the United States had’ in bis possession papers proving u General Babcock was connected with Black Friday gold speculations ¥ Mr. 2 ted to the word “proving.” The wituess—1 have said that I have satisfactory in- formation that papers are understood to establish that tact; whutever papers exist were delivered into the is of the President on the morning of the 2ist, 22d or 234 of February, Mr, Plaisted¢—Do you know that General Babeock was at St. Domingo during the Biack Friday specula- tions? A. No, I do not know anything about whero be was, THR ANONYsOU: LETTER SCANDAL, Mr. Cochrane—In the Cincinnati: Daily Gazette of | Monday. , 1876, I see the folowing statement: chs before Attorney General Willixns was re- json on the street yinous letter which he had se had been furnished out of ssnles: that ax le was well an unknown woman thutas the writer knew he (Bel- son undertook t Secretary ek and made & private report ty the the Treasury on the swiject. which the Presi dent hed » This report was among the private pape: of Sr Wilson. Tt showed that letters of w similar style— that is, printed ith a pen—hud been sent to Mrs. Grant, to Seeretary Robeson and to other persons the Cabinet families, making char.es upon nearly all, which it is not Recotsary to mention at lengthy, : ic clinrges were preferred xgninst the President ina shape to give creat annoyance to the Execative household, The se tempts to destroy the Navy Department were ed to adesire to destroy vouchers which would com- the Secretary, Stwtements were also made) wbout lis “family, aud the whole — se- suowed such a curious Savinot affairs and relations to ueneral interest among {hose aware of the mquity in progress us to its results, The letters were alt printed. A close Insp under light showed that they had in fact me ina ir words und forgotten for the mei ise and that the wor band and the T writer in forming some mt the necessity tor dix wen inked over by who, for veasens which no on Aiter he Was removed, The next step, v e handwriting. The p oy General followed. If the Presi- ine that Major deseript the Slee of the deparitu nestion I desire to ask you 18 this:—You have Stated that there were certain private papers coutained vx which were on tile, I desire to ask you te papers ned in that article were cou. a that dowpand were on fie? A. To that | ¥ that question is not pertinent to the sub. cr of inquiry, and theretore I object to an. Dg tt Lask that the whole of that newspaper ‘sting and answer, be struck out Was reserved for future consideration Mr. Cocbrane—Have you ever taken, surrep- y or iuproperly, as Mr, Plaisted intimates he any letlers or papors trory any of the de- partments? “A, Never, Q Or, as Mr. suggests, the Lotter of Sec retary Bristow on t vie subject? AL No, sir, & CHICAGO TRIALS. Q Mr s examination to-day, testified that he peed Iuiortned that you had authorized the United Staces Jot Attorney and private counsel at Chicago to te in certain cases Known a8) the betch of cases. State fact within your knowledge on that sub- That surject has been made a matter of very aretul cor yodence between the Treasury, tyself, Mr Tatton, locas officers. Ipremise what L have to say y simpy saying that Mr. Puttou’s: s found in my letter dy own ue ses of January 6, to Mr, Tutton Mr. Wilson bere read to the committee the letter referred 1 letter trot 1874 , Which bas been already publisned; also a Mr. Dexter, cougsel at Chicago, of 3 also aletier from Mr. A. C.eMatthews, super: fr, dated Springtield, February 18, 1876. Mr. Wilson elosed his testimony on this subject by r trot J.D. Wobster, Coileczor at Chi- vruury expressing deep regret at the suceess of the eft inake a breach between the Presideus and Secretary Bristow and also express- ing his confidence that the policy of the later in deal- ing With the Waiskey thieves was the right one, WXVAN AND FARWELL In reply to further q he bad never lad any eviaence Farweil, except the staretment o officers Unat those gent h were Suspected hever hiweell expressed any Lehet or opinion that they were implicated, and he preferred not vo do so; vow ID regard to the abanuonment of the prosecution against Ward avd Wadsworth, bo sad tuat be bad always implicating Logan oF an order to the Secretary of fe burglary and some other matters of & his possession | 1 not feel at hberty to give a statement of | come | letters been somewhat changed | | THE HOND | mptory | the Secra. stious Mr Wilson testified that | the local prosecating | he had | firmly opposed it, and on that point produced the fol- lowing letter: LETTER TO KINNEY. May 29, 1876, don't yield, net an Munn, Ward aud Wadsworth aro guilty and must not excape except on the verdict of nries alter a mort deter- mived and vigorous fight. The Lagetoun case, not resting: on Rhem's testimony, shouid be kept on the docket and studied thoroughly by Bangs, with Washburne’s help. MeKinney aug Dixon should be strengtheued all in your power, and uo effort should be spared to ring out alitbe facts. leavin the results to jue and canes ria inorder to yw start. gether Attorney General and demand that our Tm ws the sentiments ex- page a) z | | give you official advices to the same purport, and don’t con- ue unless absolutely necessary. ‘aithfully, your friend, BLUFORD' “WILSON. TRE ALLEGED SUPPORT OF BRISTOW. ctly contraticted Gavitt, the revenue agent, who testified yesterday that the solicitor had in- structed lim to go for Bristow tor the Presidency, and read a letier a ing Gavitt of indisereet and disro- ntable conduct while in Iiinois, on account of which 0 Was withdrawn from that service. Mr. Yarvan, however, had admitted having told Gavitt that this damned Bisine business must stop, because Gavitt devoted wore time w politics tran to business, while 1} Was contrary to the order ef both Yaryan and the Commissioner for special agents to intericre with politics, either directly or indirectly. By Mr. Pluisted—How many special agents were at Cincinnati in the interest of Mr. Bristow? A. Not one that I can name now, Q Was not Matthews there? A. Mr. Matthews was there; he was a Supervisor, Q Were not ail the Supervisors of the Souch there? A. I cannot recall any, except as they were there as delegates; Chamberiaine, ot Georgia. 1 believe, was there as a delegate; those are the only two gentlemen that I can now recall as having been there im the inte est of Mr. Bristow, while there were hundreds of enue agents there in the interest of other candidates; I believe there wero from eighty to 100 there irom the New York Custom House in the interest of Roscoe Conklmg, a very large number in the interest of Mor- ton and quite a number iu the interest of Blaine. YARYAN'S DEVOTEDNESS. In reply to aquestion by the chairman Mr, Wilson said that Yaryan was ove cf the most devoted and effl- cient public officers he had ever met, and that Cha man, who claimed credit the other day tor a large share of the work in St Louis cases, knew nothing about them until they wero all worked up for se.zure. The examimation of the witnesses wiil probably be coucluded tu-morrow. It is expected that Horace Porter will be examined to-morrow. ADLER AND FURST _PARDONED, THEIR FINE OF FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO BE PAID AND THEIR PROPERTY TO REMAIN CONFISCATED. Tr. Lovis, Ma, August 2, 1876. The order of the President granting pardons to Adier and Furst, the St. Joseph rectifiers, reached the Mar- shal’s office, at Jefferson City, this afternoon, Its | terms are that their sentence be commuted to three months’ imprisonment in tho County Jail, already served, on condition that thoy withdaw their writ of error to the Circuit Court’s aillrmance of the District Court’s judgment of condemnation, coufiscating their rectilying establishment, &&, and that they pay the fine and costs adjudged against them, amounting to the round sum of $40,000. INDIANA REPUBLICANS, GODLOVE 8 ORTH DECLINES TO BE A CAXNDI- DATE FOR GOVERNOR. Inpiaxarois, Ind., August 2, 1876 A special from Lafayette to the Journal gays the following letter hus just Leon handed to the Chairman of the Republican State Central Committee :— Lavayerte, ind, August 2, 1876. Dean Str—Feeling sati-fied, after a full consultatior with yourself aud other friends in diferent parts of the State, that I shail not receive the united support of the re- publican party, so essential to success ia the approaching election, Y,kender you my declination us u candidate for Gor With best wishes for the sucgpss of tho cause, I am, yours truly, GODLOVE 8. CRTH. To Cou GW. Prixpiny, Chairman of the Republican Stato Central Comimittes. In view of Mr, Orth’s declination the Chairman of the Republican State Central Committee has issued the following call { Rooms ov Rerusiacan State Centra Commrren, <DiANAPOLIS, Ind., August 1278.4 Hon. G. & Orth having tendered bis resignation as a cun- didate for Governor, the State Veutral Committee ix hereby invited to meet ut the rooms of the committee in Indianap- olis on Friday, August 4, ut seven o'clock I’. M,. to take action upou said declination. G. D, FRIEDLEY. THE SOFT MONEY PARTY, PoitapELruta, August 2, 1876, A meeting of soft money menmwho intend supporting | Peter Cooper for President of the United States, was held tn this city to-day, im pursuance to a call issued for a State Convention to put in the field an electoral Ucket. It was decided, however, not to call a conven- tion, bat to refer the whole matter to a State Execu- tive Committee, to be composed of one member trom euch Congressional district and two from the State at largo. REGATTA AT SARATOGA. Saratoca, N. Y., August 2, 1876, The prospects for the fourth annual amateur regatta to be beld here on Monday and Wednesday of next week, are for very full fields. Entries closed with five four-oared crews, including the Atalantas, Argonautas | and some from the West. Eleven enter for the jun‘or single sculls, nine for the senior single seuils, four for pair oars and fivo double sculls. “LYNCH LAW. 4 COLORED MAN IIUNG PY A MOB IN ARKANSAS, Lirrie Rock, Ark., August 2, 1876, A negro named Chris lorter, at Spring Hill, Hemp- } sted county, went to the residence cf a widow and her daughter, on Saturday night, and, after knocking down the daughter, aragged her into a field, committed a | gross outraze upon her, and lett her almost iifel | The next day Porter was arrested, and when near Hope was met by u crowd of men, who took iin from toc officers and hupg him toa tree. The giri is not ex- pected to recover. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Newrort, R. L, August 2, 1876 United States receiving ship Supply, Capiain Hay- ward, from New Bedford, nas arrived here, TION, Police Surgeon Felter wrote a letter to the President of the Health Board yesterday suggesting that ferry companies be requested to allow poor women with sick i babies the free use of their boats while pi trips. He thought that the ferry corporation be as charitable as tho druggists, who cheertully agreed, in view of the prevaicnt sickness awoug iniants, to furnish medicine at cost upon order of the Health vee | partinent physicians, and be depr the Erte Railroad Company in charging mothers with bables three cents exira on the Pavonia ferry. | & SURGEON'S SUGGES slight changes, whieh were uniform in ——_———-__ lea very Ul the retouch " TS " Colonel Whiteley, ¢x-Civef of the sec LOW ASSAULT. The Brooklyn police have coused in their endeavors to identify the Italian burglar who assaulted Mr. Hond- low, the real estate agent, at tue lutter’s residence, No. 21 Monroe place, and who died last Sunday morning at | the City Hospital The police claim to be iully satis. j tied that the deceased ts Carlo Corbe, tue man de- | seribed by Mr. Barnardbo, of Frankiin street, New York, An Italian woman’ was found #treet, Now York, who, it ts alleged, also recognized in the | aeseription the police gave the Nalian Corba, She sant that about three years ago Corbe li ed on the third | floor of Barnardbo's boarding hi sein Vrankiin stroet, but sinco that time she has Known nothing of aim | Mr. ttondiow was £0 far recovered yesterday that he | was able to situp in bed. 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(daverpool..i15 Broadway ated the practice of | j barrels to Boyd & "Hi | ath, tat 35 1 SHIPPING NEWS ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. ‘SUN AND MOON a nIGu WATER Sun nse: - 458 | cor. Island....worn 7 05 Sun sats... veew 714) Sandy Hook...morn 6 20 Moon sets.....norn 3 01 | Hell Gate.....morn 8 60 PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 2, 1876. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE UERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD WHITESTUNY TELEGRAPH Lise. third ri war Vandall Port Koyal 29th. ). Haxton, Aspinwall Has a crow of 160 men all r Suevia (Ger), Hamburg July 19 and with indse and 625 pessongers to Kunhards & Co, ht westerly winds; Slet, baa # strong experienced | SW. with » very rough sow July 24, tas ‘CPM, bound west. ners to Win P Clyde & Co. and passengers to Clark & Seaman. Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah Ji se aud passengers to Wm R Garrison, er Kichmond, Kelley, orfolk with mdse umd passen; Steamshin Ca, Steamer Aivomarie, Gibbs, Le Old Dominion Stoamslip Go, Ship Minnie Swit (ew, 750 tons, of Maitland, well, Maitland, Hark Gemina |S Funeh, Edye & Co. Hark Oluers (Ger), Alberto, Bremen 41 days, with to Chas Luling & Co. Bark § to Chas Luling & Hind bailing winds, 49-4), y Ml xtenmer Oder (Ger), hence for Bremen; 47, lon 61 32, steamer France (Fr), hence for 1, lat 40 48. Jon 67 47, an Austrian bark, show- | Reed, Havana July 29, with mdse rn, New Orleans July 27, aly 27, City Point and ‘Ola Dominion 8, Del, with mdse to the NS). Lise ss days, in builast to F Whitney & Co. Newry 37 days, in ballast to | Ziverpool. mdse Bark EH Duval (of Yarmouth, NS), Trefly, Rotterdam 64 days, with mdse to Fanch, Edye & Oo; vessel to Boyd & Hincken. Hark Emoress (Ger), Veblow, Pillan &6 days, with barreis to Funeh, Kuve & Co, July 16, Hans Halve fram the mainyard and wax severely injured. Bark Ouchen (Fr), Romano, Bilbo: July 24, lar 41, lon 62, anted no assistance. Bittle, bence for slow Ba to DB Dearborn, sed Gloraltar July eu fait ‘30 days, with empty spoke op! Abby Bacon, Merritt. Malaga July 1, with trait, &c, uly 29, lat 40.12, low 65 $7, passed over a shoal, the water sowing very creen and from that to a deep biue, with no more than was about 200 yi going fast nt ould sound passing it: July 3, from’ Alicaute for New 10 to 15 fathoms water on i by 50 yards wide; the vessel w that we were over it before water for some th 3, passed brie Gi York; rk Ada P Gould, from Aloxan- dria for Now BON Jat 40 15, lon 67 43, ship ium- voldt, Willey, hence for Sau Francisco, Bark Rosina (Ital), Gambardella, Madeira 30 days, in ballast to order. Jseaso Aloxand) Co, vbricottl & Co, Passed duce to. yeratt & Co. Sehr Florenco Sha; 5 days, in ballast t chr Hoary evans, Ball & Co, © ‘Sehr A C Watson (of St Joho, NB), Starkey, Old II Bi to A Swan & So ter & Co, elto BJ Wenberg. PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE. BOUND SOUTH. (Dan), Davis, St Croix 11 loucester 40 days, f Searsport), Meyors, Leghorn 65 ibraltar Excelsior (Br), Mayor, Bermuda 6 days, with pro- (of Jersey City), Van Cleaf, Oporto s Seavey (of Bangor), Trask, Para 24 days, with rabber and nuts to ¥ Moran; vessel to Fred Smith & arbor, days, with logwood to Leayera’t & Co; 'vo-sel to P I Francois, St Pierre 19 days, in ballast ur Ariadne, Brown, Turks Island, with salt to J H Win- ‘ant, Jordan. Baracoa 9 days, with fruit to Stoamner City of Fitchburg, Springer, New Bedford for New York. Steamer Delaware, Smith, Fall River for New York. Steamer Klectra, Younz. Providence for New York. Hrig Louisa (Br), Hopps, Cow Hay, CB, for New York, ew York. York. ir Welcome Home (Br), McDonald, Windsor, NS, for urJ A Hatfield (Br), Hatheld, Windsor, NS, for Now Sehr W Il Wotherspoon (Br), Pettis, Wentworth, NS, for York. win. Clark, Musquash, NB, for New York. York. ‘iy Henrietta, Hill, Sheffieid, NB, for New'York, Long, Norwich tor New York. fucker, Knowlton, Providence M Baxter, Lamphier, Providence for selir Jacob Raymond, Suffir, Providence fo ncey, Providence for Now York, irker, Providence fur Ne Schr Phanix, Dodge, Providen Schr J Clarg, Fowler Kennevec for Selir M A Predmore, Chass, Providence for Schr Naind or New Sele Plvinonth Roek, Marker, Boston for New York. hr Benj Strong, Jones, Broadfield for urphy, Bath for S Ww 3 Robins, Norwien for New York: ucester for New York. n, Rockland for New York. rk, Schr A'S Williams, M Selir Curtis Goodwh ight, ovidenee for New York, wore for New York, Lr J G Lamprey, Kopinson, Kennebec Schr W W Brainard, Fiteh, Prov Sehr L A Barlin; York. selir Castilian, Rishon, Batn for N he UG Bird, Blackington, Bata ‘TS Potter, Mott, Gardiner, M tr Rachel Jane, Burdick, Provi Frederic Fish, Dav y B Blossom, Ni Ketsey, Mill Schr J B Allen, Randall, Providence for New York. Schr S 8 itickuiore, Kenneliee for New York CL Loverin: for New York. Kenneboe for Now York, ‘erson, Kouneboe for Ne for New York. attield, Providence tor New York. :E F Meany, biékerson, Portland, Ct, for New ¥ ha, Inness, Kennebec tor New York. Sehr J W Hin Fe! Z York. ‘Tho steamer Grant (US revenuc), Fengar, from for New York, is at anchor off the Herald in the morning. Goldsboro, Me (not Ellsworth). BOUND EAST. ‘elograph St hr Acara, Chandler, Sands River, NS, for Now York. hr A H Hodgman, Leighton, 5$ George, NB, tor New York, Sehr Sunbeam, Murphy, New Be:!ford for New Kor's. ile, Stover, Keaneboc for New York. for New Yor, lence for New York. e, Burlingame, Kennebee tor New nee tor New York. ‘ears, Providence for New York. rk. Schr Matthew Vassar, Jr, Kelley, New Bedford for New Sie rday’s Herald, was from Stoamer Bolivar. Geer, New Yorx for New London and Norwieh : Sehr F 1 Magee, Young, Port Johnsen for Boston. Schr J Hi Deputy, MeMahon, Port Jobuson for Boston. Sehr Bertha, Conover, Amuoy for Providence, Ser IL Sehr Saml C Maison, Rogos urtis, Mann. Port Johnson for Providence. New York for New London hr Mary Potrer, Potter, New York for New London, bt Oceanus, Youn, New York far Kennebec. Sehr E I Clark, Vares, New York for Westerley. Schr Bedabedac, Knowlton, New York for Hosten and Norwich. Sebr Charlie and Willie, CLEALED. Steamer Bothnia (Br), MeMickan, Liverpool via Queens- town—O G Francklyr. Steamor Otuello (Br), Bristow, Hall, E—Chas L Wright & 0. Steamer Claribel (Br), Ferguson, Kingston, Ja, Aux Cayes andJacmel Pim, Purwood & Co. teamer Herman Livingston, Mallory, ray, Fert. s.& Co, ‘Steumer Ashinud, Crowell, Charte eumer Vineland, Bowen, Baltimore—Wm Dalzell. ft Anthracite ate Harding, Watts, Liver rateta (ital), Gincopella, Wi Piymouth for orders—'Slocovieh € Co. hark Bre: ier), Lietke, Bromen—Funed, Bark febe (Ger), Frestag, Dantzie—Funes, Bark Biiza Barss (Br), Vesey, Hamilton (ii Tucker. Brig LW Armstrong, Gibson, Mayagues, PR—L. Armstron: Liverpool lierman Li Steamers Bothnia (Br). r Bremen; Skerryvore “ ; rdam: brize Gem, Barbados; (Br), Llsinor at midnight, ENE, set, BO. Wind ay Streamer CoLomo (Bri, whieh will leave Hall Aug Southampton for New York, will touen at Boston to laud | cari for that piace, A ATKAMER FLamBokouGn (Bri, from Pictou for Montreal, | Amphion, Miramichi. hanied Aug |. vetore reported ashore at Bonaventura Island, wae off uiter throwing over part of cargo, and proceeded She sustained bu damaxe. Sutr Brows Brotmen jalf Seream water ‘wad started the Bi had Cpe weather down to and trot wail 7 ieet of water The eaptain telegraph ¢ Sew Knuinnd Wreexing Compan % Wind blowing beaviy from eastward, Chane Probably be a total joss Bria AmpKose Loge reports 2U wiles south of Higuiand Ligh fell in with # schooner capsized, we Wore in company with on th sei do not know, jt deck; had wo f vie Ait, sunk at about * deckload and a black water cask was floating away Quarter of « mi the schooner. (The above ts selir Frances Ki fore reporte Bre Varxow H Mint, of Boston, whaler trom Provincetown, hy ley, w the'ne, ame Ad Vor! » Henlope! n her hold trom Arecibo, PR, which nd re Oh nized ber th she had teen G buen wba Senn & Lisi, from ashore at Chatham, M abaudoned. ronan Jexkivs, from —— for Newburg 1 iron, sunk olf Roubin's Reef yesterday about 3 o'clock. Ti Tauded at Staten Island, Aug 1—Schr Baker. of Prov ud topmast ia SLoor Baltimore, with coal, which on Mouday lust, has bilgea Savannah—Mar- —J W Quintard & irnmiey. Philadelphia—Jas Hana. Snow & Burgess. ustown, Falmouth or ro, muda) —A E, waP” Vira Starlight, Thompson, Port Spain—lL W&P Arm | public, Bros, dulveston—Tupper & Bentth en, MoKeen, Jacksonvill Se jorgetown and Pot Bluff, SC—B D Hurlburt & ¢ | sehr KM Brookings, Brown, Port Johnson, NJ-H W Lona & © ‘Sehr Cabot, Chase, Boston—Chas Tw ing. SAILED, 18, vin archi d Cape Horn, f | Yor! arrived | At daylight on the morning of July 41, about abd one mile off shor As one name of the ves: | Was loaded with piue wood on shad a red iieg pendant wt ned oF AM on Bist July, as the whole about ® robsvly 6.44 tons, formerly » veen purchased by Jol MeCuilough, of New Beaiord, and wil be fitted fur a whaling voyaxe Sens Eninanw GLISN, trom Baltimore with coal, be- fore repo ¢Chuinam, Mass, has bilged and has with » crow escaped in the yaw! boat and carried Reychelles Ji Arrived Plating, HL. Callao, Cra Again to eruise), ‘A despateh from brig Gen Harne: dtle| Pacific, with 20.000 Ibs wh Ship Beemah (Br). Prid Francisco, July 20. lat 4! Shiv Two Brothers, Francisco, June 12, lat 4 5, 101 DAY, AUGUST 3° 1876—WITH SUPPLEMENT. jebone. Sup Hastern Star (Br) mouth, July 17, lat 48 20, 1 Bark Happy Home (ir) Dublin, June 12, las 41, lon 51. Bark Contest (Br), Anderson, Francisco, Jul Bi Fremet 2 SPOKEN. WHALEMEN, ai Stlled from New Beatord Aug 1, bark Marcella, Tripp.'in- an rom Barbadoes July 7, bark Perry, Bassett, to 7, barks Petrel, Downs, land, of NB (and sailed again te cruise) ; 9a, do; 10th, Greyhound, Allen, do (and sailed pt Fraser, tate of bark Tilinois, reports of San Francisco, 8 jorth x, from Ardrossan for Sua | fi te ool May 13 for Sen ve, from Live lor 3050We udie, from Quebec for Ply- 3 39, alfleet, from Philadelphia for from Sunderland for San Jon 52. it 40 21 N, lon 6 18 W. Nor), Torgesen, from Aberdeen for New York, July 20, lat 45 46, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS Antwxer, Aug 1—Arrived, ship Chloe (Belg), Roeckart, | Baltimore; bark Susan M Dudman (Br), Corning, do. Buisto1, Aug 1—Arrivea, brigs Swift (Nor), Berge, Balti- more; 2d, Framore (Br), Goudy, Charleston. Brurast, Aug 1—Arrived, brigs Rock (Br), Wright, Riehi- bucto; 2d, Cheviot (Br), Leary, do. Breuxx, Aug 1—Satled, ship La Gloire (Br), Blagdon, ark Freihaudel (Ger, Wachter, New Yor United State: schr David H Toick, Lee, do. Boxpeaux, July 31—Arrived, brig Herman, Patterson, Sailed, Lanretta, for New York. Canpiri Aug 1—Arrived, bark Speranza (Nor), Olsen, ‘hiller (Ger), Gloistein, Bremen 66 days, with mdse | New York; 2d, brig Etta Whitremore, Johnson, Machias, Constantinorte, July 23—Arrived, brig Canning (Br), Mitehaer, New York (not arrivod at Odeasa). timore. Yor . New York Ross, Bostoa, ton, United States, ‘ow Orlean’ Gormeynens, Aug 1—Arriv son, New York. Hon, Aug To, New York for Rotterdam. farinich, Pascagoula, Sailod 2d, Bull River. ton. tagnola, New York. uel, Philacelphia, Bhodiac. gie, Philadelphia. Marcino, New York. York. Haver, Ang 1—Arrived, barks Ri goula: Brazil (Br), Hibbert, New Yor! Papstow, Aug 1—Arrived, brig Lula (Br), Given, N Dusty, Aug 2—Arrived, barks Happy Home (Br), Coal- fleet, Philadelphia; Lavarello Buccero (Ital), Gianni, Bal- Balled 24, ship Seminole, Holines, Now York; bark Seirug (Aus), Mineghetto, United States. Donximg, July 81—Sailed, schr Maud, Robloson, New Dantzio, July 28—Arrived, bark Gudrun (*er), Arveskang. ¥Yatuocta—Arrived inthe Channel! Aug 1, bark Mercar (Ger), De Hahn, Philadelphia for Bremen. Gaxat Yaruoura, Aug 2—Arrived, brig Sally Brown, Guoucester, Aug 2—Satlod, bark Assyrian (Br), Murehi- Guascow, Aug 2—Arrived, bark F Pirandello (Ital), Toda- bark Idolique (Br), Nicker- Arrived, bark Chas F Ward, Gay, Boston. Hamaura, Aug 1—Sailed, bark Sigurd Jarl (Nor), Porten- sen, Philadelphia; also “Run,” for do. Hutvort, Aug 1—Arrived, bark Memory (Nor), Olsen’ 1 (Pr), Prado, Pasca- Toni U (Aus), Ca- Arrived 2d, steamer St Laurent (Fr), Hende, New York. BSailed Int, bark Almira Iobinson, Tarbox, New Orleans, Liverroot, Aug 1—Arrived, ships N P Hill, Snow, Bangor, Me; 2d, Weymouth (Br), Hunt, San Francisco; Ben Rhyd- ding (Br), Person, Portland, O, jeamer City of Limerick (Br), Jamieson, Phil- adelphia; ship M P Grace, Wilbur, New York; bark Annie Torrey, Libbey, United States. Loxpon, Aug 2—Arrived, bark Oscar (Nor), Johannesen, Cleared 2d, bark Burgermeister Keistein (Ger), Ehren- reich, United States: brig Dei Gratis (Br), Morehouse, Bos Suited from Gravesend 24, bark Otac Miho(Aus), Zibihieh, Philadelphia; schr Bessie (Br), Date, Nassau, NP. Laita, Aug 2—Arrived, bark Nuovo Matteo (Ital), Cas. Mistixy, E, Aug 2—Arrived, bark Emilio (Ital), Eman- MxLuouRN®—Arrived, ship Favorita. Gerrish, New York. Newrort, Aug 2—Sailed, sehr MP Champion, Freeman, Nawcastix, Aug 1—Sailed, bark Northumbrian (Br), Pig- Newer Aug 1—Arrived, bark Nuova Margherita (Ital, Qurnsstowy, Aug 2—Arrived, steamers San Marcos (Br), Barrows, Baltimore for Liverpool; England (Br), Thomp- } son, New York for do (and both proceeded); brig M A Do- rau (Br), Shaw, New York. Also arrived 2d, steamer England (Br), Thompsen, New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). Rorterpam, July 31—Sailed, bark Inca (Ger), Winde- horst, Uniged States. Sovrtamrrox, Aug 2—Arrived, steamer Letpsig (Ger), Hoffmann, Baltimore for Bremen (and proceeded). Wisnracu, Aug 1—Arrived, bark Falken (Nor), Christen son, Baltimore. ‘WEATHER REPORT, . Purmovtn, Aug 2, PM—Wind 8, fresh, Hotyaxap, 2, PM—Wina 6. FOREIGN Philadelphia. Havas, Deaken, New York. York. Auekland, Ni. * Quen Thorns ke i ‘ougers, Liverpool Bertin, ‘Schultz, nde Pooi ronce, Norgaand, Liverp Cleared—Ste Rro Jaxxino Bicla (Br), New York. Su New Yi | York: Luey Leo, do. York. Axtwere, July 20 Axsrenp in, July a Anonpat, Jay S—Satle 17th, Banqueresa, Hog, York. |. Barrow. Ju Linsio Wright. W Philadelphia, Bxrast. daly 19—Cleare Phillips, Lewes ture, Galbraith (or Flori Salted 21st, Arrived 20% Arrived 19h | Dunn, Quebec. Brewks, Jaly 20. Borveavr, July 2 for New Origans Arrived, —Went Canoe, July 2! Carats, Jul; York. Baltimore, Dexpex, Juty 19—Arrive —Suiled, York for Wisinar; 20th, Sten. Sut no. Mueli, } | Safled Biack, Sun Fre hada, tor Quebe bury, for do | Levi, from Trieste f Uawre Quebec. Now Yi Jobanne Marie, S ebwou York. Wenona, Fort isco; Glenaila, Hora, Calentta. New Urieans helius Gringell, let, n, Quel rm, July 2h Loxnéxpenuy, July 19 ( Syduey, CB \rrived, Montreal: Flora, Koester, 1 President Svendrup, Jorgensen, gine, Noweastle for Montreal; Sarah,'Land, Sydney: St nnie, Evenson, a Honta, Pignatelli, Baltimore, Isaac, Morona, Philadelphia; 20th, Charger, Daxraio, July 28—Arrived, bark Madura (Ger), Schwarts, ool. PORTS. is Manloy, Cork. venige, Montreal Aug 2—Arrived, steamer City of Vera Cras, Lxanorx, July 28—Arrived, brig Stockton, Allen, New Lytre.tox, NZ, May 7—Sailed, brig Osceola, Matheson, MoNTRRAL, July 30—Arrived, steamers Dictator, Thom- Bermuda, Augrove, Pictou, Quebec and Gulf ports; bark Duke, Spooner, Groenoek. Cleared, Juty 31—Brig Flestin aly 31—Arrived, ship: Her. Tingley, Curditt fo jeckar, Lorenson, Hartlep: Duke, i ndonderry; Michael, Rental, Lisbon;' Euphro- ers’ Sardinian (Br). Montreal; Phonician (Br), do; ship Challenger, Dublin, date)—Suiled (not arrived), mer rorx, July 8—Satled, bark Sir Robert Sale (Br), for Ke St Joun, NB, Aug 2—Cleared, sohrs H V Crondell, New Tampico, July 16—Sailed, sehr Eveline, Wilder, New (Pen Steamer Aprssinta) rived. Caunco, Bulford, Portland, 0. i, Toan, Rondulff, Ne Ragon, Ettertsen, New York. Auaernia, July 16—Salled, San Plojro, Sedidey, Philadel- 9 13—Sailed, Memnon, Baker, Quam; Batavia, _Buisrou, July 22—Sriled, Arragon (a), Symons, New ww York. 20—Arived, Chimoea, Haave, New York; 2 right, Qnebec. Brapcewaten, July 21—Arrived, M P Harrington, Lueas, Fmbla, MeKenzio, and Re- Th to MeLeun, Sydney, CB; Veu- «do Cand both sailed 2140). Quebec. in (s), Francke, New York. a, Flora Goodale, Goodale, ‘ORK, July 20—Sailed, Sailor Pring: 19—Sailed, Prodromo, laiy 22—Passed, Jobn Bull, Harries, Montreal for DoNaeness, July 19—Off, Leon Vene! Mownay, July 21—Arrived, Cora, Coombs, Liverpool. Arrived, Eunice Nicholas, Smith, Que- re, Jetfors, Miramient. Incobsen, New York, ijed 21st, New Branswick, Stolson (from London), for from Holl for Tiron, Quebec. M ork. es, Arrived, B ew York; Asto: Mary A Mvshrall, Tucker, St Jolin, = Martheme, d ‘ailed, Harol Arrived, W Pook, July 2—Arrived, Aldebaran, Mamnona, Joly 19—Arrived, Wieland ( i justavi’, do. led. Eider, Jacobsen, sailed, Salen, Boo, Baltimore, Piet gebee; Minna, Fist ng Quebec; Prince W Arrived, South, Tyne, Halle: New York ; Michelo Gala r, jaye, Tquia' York” and entered elox, Stabb, Quebec Now York; 244, Denmark «), Will , Davidson, Wy! jroves, Rio Janeiro: ‘ork; Ching Yanez, Ptiadetphs helm, nnsen, Sydney, CB. for KxSTONE, July 19--Of, Augusta, Domoy, from New Boadromo, Jacobsen, Calals for Poggi, Baltimore; nudvon, doi diet, Gieesock, July 21—Arrived, Silas Curtis, Oughton, Mans rittus ringham, Boyd, Quetee; Huntress, Abre: Chatham; Fanny, Wood, st Johns; 22d, Mana, Quebec Ist, James & Boyd, Baker. Philadelphin; Shenir, 2 Mathiled, do; Marchioness of Queens- for Philadelphia ‘Grmwatrac, July 1\—Passed through the Stratts, Emma, Svendsen, liebich, New jaebe —Atrived, Nowa 3 Richard. + Maid of Orlean a, Batherst, NB; Amity, Baliour, Riehibueto; 224, Russia (3), Cook, New ma; 21Kt, Otto & Anto- Shediac; Pedro, | Seribner, Robbins and An em, | Koper. sandy ook; Ousis, Jncqnes, Sydaey, CB, Yur ;™ nth, hay md, New Orbea Wasdale, san Fran. { OF Holyhead 16th, Lake"Oatario, Gilmore, Liverpool for Elysia ( Mndgett, New York: Peter Dahl, Johnson th, Tagas (a), Tyson, Mantreal; naborss, from Quevec. Lophem: red, ie, Matistrom, gQianrvorr, July 20—Arrived, Harm Jonson, Phite ety ba. apuima, July 12—Arrived, Mand Potter, Wolfe, Halffa Selled Juiy 5, Elleviaa, Milickow, Deboy: iseh; Ottawa, Ludwig, Ball Rive ve et a ns Neweastuat, July 20— sailed ‘fom Shiclds yt pee ty fo 4 Schubert ‘isai), New York; Ocean (Ger). st John, Nik Piykour, July 20—Sailed,” Hannah’ D, Seabrook, Syd- ney, GB, Pitcac, July 18—Arrived, Elly, Tinholt hi Patinwo;Juiy 15—Areived, Shdoulon (ah. Mawoke, ioe ct | witostoce, July 15—Arrived, Don Quixote, Munro, Now | York. RorrxnpaM, July 19—Cleared, E_D Bigelow, MeWhinnies Baltimore; 20th, Elizabeth’ D, Durant = Martin, and Ravnhild, Jacobsen, at stains nee DERLAND, July 20—Sailed, European, Sholten, Mom ourmaMrzox, July 24—Salled, Hindoo (s), Mills (from Hull), New York, Sr Caruenive’s Pout, July 22— James, Montreal for London: also « trio, from Quebec for London, uly 22—Arrived, Guglielmo Tommasimo, Asto- rita, rk. w¥ " ‘St Nazatae, July 19—Sailed, Vermont, Richardson, Brie tol. Swivewexne, July 19—Arrived, Emma © Litebeld, Hay den, New York. Ped July 17—Passea, Mary Fry, from Dundee for obec. SiLtotM, July 19--Sailed, Willie McLaren, MeLaren, Oape led, Asia, Mev leck. Baltimore, Breton, Texki, July 20—! Troon, Ji ved, Kinily Waters, Perry, Curacos, | Arrived 2ist, Harriet 8 Jackson, Bacon, Bowling; Elise- beth Winslow, Tasek de, ued Sailed 21st, Chieftain, Suitor, Quebec, TRaveMUNDE, July 19—Arrived, Freidig, Andersen, Skier dolpinia, AMERICAN PORTS, ‘led, barks Dawa, and Tame?” ALEXANDRIA, stuly led, sctrs Edward Slade, Etta V Stimpson and Harriet Thomas (from Georgetown), tor 3 ait DERM, Lassa) oeaaeal, Shan Melos! ‘Blst—Arrive: rig Cascatelle, Sparks. N nitteArrived. Unig, Sasemtgue, ite many' ts ravlor ond Wm E Barnes, trom for Georgetown. vailed—Sehrs H. Congdon, Providence; Wm Walton, East Cambridge; E ¥ Cabada and Clara (from Georgetown), for ——~. BOSTON, Ang 2—Arrived, steamers Williamsport, Wile lets, Philadelphia: Neptune, Berry, Now York; steamtug ops, Huard, do. learsd—Steutners {Tbetran (Br), Morne, Liverpool; Ro man, owell, Philadelphia; Gen Whitney, Hallett, New Yorks‘sclirs Watarline, "Kelly, Gatveaton : James W Allens Allea, Richmond: Anna E Kranz, Vurverse, and Harvy Whiton, Crosby, Baltimore ; Joseph Hay, Butler, New York. Sailed—Steamer Roman. BALTIMORE, August 2—Arrived, steamors Martha Stevens, Chance, New York; John 8, Shriver, Wood, Philae delphia! brig Agnes Barton, Knight, Havana; sehr N & Farwell, West Indies. Cleared, steamers Earl ot Lonsdale (Br), MeKonna, Live ASTORIA, 0, July 21 Shanter, both for San Franelt ‘erpool: America, Beliups, Savannah; William Woodward. Youn: New York Richard Willing, Tier, Philadelphia; rk Aalto, (Bus). Elsinor brig Medina (Br), Virgie, Oper Chas H' Fabens, Keon, Boston; O| D With fieid, do; Wm Jones, Jones, do; M K Rawle; Allen Green, Nickerson, Bedtord. Sailed—Steamers Caspian and Earl of Lonsdale; bark Telan; brig Vilasar, uly 29—Arrived, sehrs John Rose and A Edwards (of Phila ai) Pee up; Calvin P Harris, Phillips (of Ts Lottie K Friend, Collins, Salem, to load for N. Seamsn, do, to load for Washingto Rachel Seaman, do; James Martin, Martin, do, passed up; JV Wellington, do, do; Abel W Parker, trom Taunton, do; Bessie Morris and Anna E Ketebum, from Philapeiphia, doy George Tauiane (of Cumden), b ii Jones (ot Brookhaven) and faanol ‘hompsot. (of Providence) passed up; Franconia (of Saco), do. Sailed—Schrs Kate M Wilton, Adams, and William Capes, Kelley, for New York; T Burley, tor d BANGOR, Jaly 31—Arrived, schr Effio J Simmons, Har- rington, Baltimore. CHARLESTON, July 29—Cleared, schr A & E Hoopor, Chureh, Phiteieiphia via Fernandin: Aug 2—Arrived, schr Sarah L. Belfast. Me. BLS cmp! Ocean Pearl, Dublin; schr Jamos Slater, aston. Sailed—Steamer Gulf Stream, Crowell, New Yor! che R Shepard. di HARE MACUTAS, July 90—Sauled, schr Anite, Small, jaltimore EDGARTOWN, July 31—Arrived, revenue cutter Galla- tin, Bailey, Boston; Grant. Fengar, for New York (and both sailed) , schrs Sellie Doe, Trask, New York for Bath: Edith B Everman, Lioyd, Philadelphia for Boston; R W Queer, Cain, Fall River for Kennebec; Albert Jameson, Candago, New York for Rockland; John N Colby, Wileox, Fall wiver for Kennebec: Louisa Sinith, Wilbur, Perth Amboy for Bath, FORTRESS MONROE, Aug 2—Passod ia, a Warsaw (Br), Curry, from Windsor, N8, for Baltimore ilhelmine (Ger), Kell , from London for do; Thornhill (Br), Haynes, from Liverpcol for do; barks. Hugh Cann (Br), Eldridge, trom Yarmouth, NS, for do; Don Justo, Bennett, trom Bel- fast for do; Frigate Bird (Nor), Van dor Lippe, from Amstere dem for do: Christopher Colimbus (Nor), Knudsen, from ‘ork for do. Also passed in, barks Thane (Rus), Blom, from London- derry: F Carroll, ‘Osko, and Guiseppe. Chowan, for Rie Passed out—Bark Amazon a bri Janeiro; barks Mary D, for Cork ; Obduli onoda, Regina Adantie, Freana, Lemont, and Gipsey Que . for do. Arrived—B ark Albion, from Dublin, seeking. FALL RIVER, Bae 1—Sailed, schr Daniel Brown, Bmem son, Georgetown, a MOWILE, July 31—Cleared, achr8 G King, Newton, Har vans, CREW ORDEANS, Ang 2Cloared, steamer Kaleten ew Yo *Passks, Aug ?—arrived, bark Reynard, Boston. Sailed—Steamer Morgan City. AO BFOLE. July Sis Arrived, sloop M J Forshay, Damen, York. NEWPORT, July 31, PM—Artved, UB revenue cutter Grant, Fengu®, New York for Edgartown, cruising. ‘Aug 1, Adl—Baited, echr Charles L Lovering, Sears, Provi: dence for New York, PM—Arrived, sehr Caroline & Cornelia, iteples, Prove denen via Brintal; Ada & Annle, Cook, Now York for Forts th, NHL ve Suiled—US revenue entter Grant: sebrs Oscar F Hawle; Tyler "Pore Johnson; Juutice Caswell, with lumber rig Matilda. ‘Ai tho head of Long Island Sound 31st, PM, bound cast, schrs Lillo Ernestine, Harriet Lewis, Veranda, Kate Seram: Ei ge. Gurney, Sarah J Gurney, Allen Gure wey, Jonepb arb, ‘Aimire f’ Rowland: Luma: Glenwood, ‘others. NARRAGANSETT, RI, Aug 1—Sailed from Dutch Isleng Harbor, schr Gertrade E Smith, Cienfuegos for Boston, NEW LONDON, Aug 1—Sailed, schr American Alexandria. PORT GAMBLE, July 25—Sailed, bark Camden, Honest lulu. “PORT LUDLOW, July 25—Bailed, bark Adelaide Coops Hawes, San Francisco. PHILADELPHIA, | At 2—Arvived, Steamers WN York Jones, Alexandria W Wilden, Risgans, W Woodward, Young, do; Mayflower, Day New ¥. hip Otago, Gullison, Belfast; barks 0 Cogole iit, a, alec, Dee, ea, Berend werboolt Argouant (Neo), 3 (Gen, Bremer, «Bremen; schrs'R D. Budicatt, Carll Gordon Eoageltock: vcr? Pesci: Sertbes Daisy : ek tiver? 4 Wi Steciman, ‘Chamberlain, do; MM Devia, Also arrived steamer Astoria, Ht Baltimore; barkw Aifatia (Non, Tondsr, Pillaay nna (00), aot Brig Konia’ Kilzabath (Gor) Rieck. do; "aabrs EO Rom! mel, Bernard, East Lucy, Coaiwell, Windsor, NS; Martha A, Gh B Gartside, Wolf, Boston; Abi Jennings, Cras ‘York: Ethan Allen, Blake, Gardk ner Mary Weargr, Wourer, 43: Ewelle Dar, treoy. go. H di T Vottingham, Smith, do; David Clarkson. Iretand, Houry Waddington, olovor, do; Dantel Brittain, Some do; Henry D May, May, do:'Lorino. Somers, do; Ge Marts, Marta, do; Edward 8 Tyler, Millor, Jacksonville: Re« Leae. Jester, Potomac River; Nelissa A Wellen, Gilchrist, Garat Closred— Steamers Lord Clive, (Brt, Urquhart, Ltverpool: Leopard, Aibettson, Boston; Panther, ills, Fall Riv Hercuies, Swazey, do; Astoria, Hudgen, Baltimore; barks Queriola, Gambarro, Cork or Falmouth; Burnside, Yar 2! moath ;.sebrs The Star, Perry, Halitax; Carl D Lathrop, MeAilep. Pembroke: Henry Whitney, Sheppard, Belfasti Leyis R A Price, Pri itimore. . ‘Sleo cleared, stoners Norman Nickerson, Boston; Catharine Whiting, Harding, Providence: Fiorida, Crocker, do: ey ndria: W Whildea. “Riggans rer jomaston, Mo; “Ann. Llisabeth, Doane, Chatham) Barton, McNally, O "Tyler, Bar fmington, NC. ‘Ailed—Steamers Leopard, Albertson, Boston; Panther, Mills, Fall River: Hercules, Swazey, do, Norman, Bostou{ Catharine Whiting, Harding, Providence, Lewss, Del, Aug 1—Arrived, ship Eliza Everets (Bo, Dankerton, Dublin. Passed in—Ship Andrew Jackson, from Boston. 2d—Arrived, brig BA Barnard, Hoston for Philadetpbiag bark Maggie { Curvill, North Sydney for Baitimore. Barks {lattio Goudey (Br) and Grad Say aro ordered t¢ phia; Amor and brig Constante to Baltimore, Bark Sunbeam sailed for Baltimore this AM. PORTLAND, July 31—Arrived, schrs Monticello, Mortom x jow, Bangor for Philade!pbia, Cleared el J Willcra, Wallace, Philadelphia, Sailed 3ist, sehr 53 M Bird. PROVIDENCE, Aug 1—Arrived, steamer McClellan, March, Baltimore vin Norfolk. Sailéd—sehre Jeunio A Sliepard: Wilbert, Georgetown, 0; Horizon, Leet, Haverstraw; Lirsle Rayinond, Lord; B Allen, Randall; Caroline & Comelia, Staples, aad Marie L Davis, Chuse, New York, PAWTUCKET, July ei-Balted, schr John P Kelsoy, Steelman, Georgetown, DO. LICMONU, July. 31—Arrived, steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York; bark Talisman (Br). Blackford, Ralst to load for Rio Janciro; schrs Geo P Hallock, Shan ‘New York, to load eoal’ for do; {dano, Jameson, Bos lag 2—Cleared, brig RM Hoslen, Gould, Triests, BAN PRANCISCO, Jaly 25—Arrived, ahi airley, Mate thews, Tre ; barks David Hoadley, Kahler. Port Gam- ble; Aursola, Mulgram, Seattle; Jenny Pitts, Blum, Frees port: Dublin, Howes, Seahe cloared—Hark Malay, Gardner, Victoria. Sailed—Bark Caltiornia, Love, Port Townsend Nested, ship British Navy (Br), Atkinsom, wn; bark Trath (Kr, hvans, Iqnique. steamer South Carolin: rion, Panama, ard, New Yo kj bark ‘olina (Sp), Abriel, Havana, Sailed—sehr R 8 Derby, Philadelphia, SULLIVAN, Jnly 30—Sailed, sche Aan, Stratton, Now York. FY —Arrived, sthrs Bowdoin, Randall, Philae deiphin tor Bath: 85 Hudson, Vaughan, do for Portsmouth; y Margaret, Haskell, ¥ ‘, July scbrs J B Bleaker, ‘ve, Sears, do for Providence; States, ken for Apponang. 1 Arrived, sehrs Cambria, x fo NB, via Portland; NAL Sxinne: Fail River for MC Sproule, Bangor for orders (Provi- lene) Sailed—Selirs M C Sproule, Saxon, Isetta, and Ernst T GTON, NC, July 31—Arrived, beig Nora (Br), Thonias. ur Mury A MeCann, Kavanaugh, Boston, ‘July 30—Arrived, sehr D & J Lee, Smithy EK Kirk, Bugbee, Now York. AM, July 31—Arrived, achr Argo, Gurney, New | |x | “Satled 30th, burk Bolle of Oregon, Merriman, Cardiff; sche | BN, July 31—Sailed, sehr Mary fH Mifflin, Ferris, ephenson, New York, Murphy, New York. . 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