The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1876, Page 15

to me "POLITIC THE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES. ACTIVITY OF THE DLEMOCRATS—THE nero. | CANS ENGROSSED WITH THE GUBEXNAYORIAL | QUESTION. ‘The utmost activity prevailed yesterday at the Lib- | erty street branch office of the Demoecr. Committee, and the clerks were busy up to quite a lave hour in the work of doing up campaign doca addressing them and putting the Guishing touches to letters of inquiry trom local leaders in vari ‘The business done at this branch office is one and everyth: Precision of clockwork. Tilden’s nephew, is almost daily on hap evergy and executive ability 13 due, tn * successful working of the busine: Speak, of the Naiioual Committe At the Everett House rooms of tho © are made of as recepsion rooms more thing cise, among the numerous callers E. Eaton, of Leavenworth, K bers of the National Committe dou, of Delhi, this State, who was taries of the State Committee two ye 38 to be one of the active workers of Uy during the present campaign, Mr, Hews, man of the National Committee ington yesterday, and will the helm himself, and from that t body of whom auy can Colonel were 1 and W rrived from Wash. Daday or two take rd whett ry pagan wo *he happens to be a member of the committee oF not, will have to be “up und doing, ready fur any fate.’ There was nothing done out of Use usual routiae business at the Republican Comuitwve’s } and it Is the general opiuion among prow ~ leans resideatin (bis that & coum) really not yet fully awakened to the importance of tue Work that It has to do until ufter the Sarate VYeation, to be held nest W has deuaitely Rettled the mui Governorship. it would si ls tuay be ad in this ¢oa+ nection, that the reports so pre t week, even Among tome of the committe e Conkling (Men would be willing to support Mor chances grew beautiluily less and sn the time the Convention met, wero either i!t found or that the result of the pritartes thus fur held in tie sountry districts have filled the followers of the tor- tunes of the house of Roscoe with a firm determination So kil off Morgan at aii hazards. ‘The primaries io be att held 10 this city to-morrow evening wiil no doubt res im a triumph of the Conkling men, anu with the kk edge that they have already torty-tive out of 110d elected in the country openly tor Coruell, w tue delegates who arakuown as anti-Cornell men are nota unit on any one candidate, they feel that: they can- hot nominate Corneil at Saratoga they wus ast hold abnlance of power which will defeat Morgan by abling all the Conkling dele; port Of the friends of some third candida: pushed to this extremity 1t is believed by the shrowdeet work- ers inthe party that the ( jegutes wiil go soitd for Judge Robertson, of county, who at Cincinnati stood by Conkling til his name was with- draws and then voted for Blaine. Puis iatter tact 1s thought also will not damage the Judge with the Blaine mon tn the Couvention. “Yet atter ail’? to use ( words of a well known tollowar of Co; badly wanted ia this campaign, at of it, and, if nominated, v lor campaiga pur, 4 Mor, ho bis money bags that it will turn tho s favor.” ANDREW H, GREEN FOR GOVERN OR. At a meeting of the anti-Tammany associations of the Seventeenth Assetobly district last evenmg reso- | lutious were adopted of Comptroller Groen for BROOKLYN LIBERAL kKEPUBLICANS. A meeting of liberal republicans was eid last night at Sawyer’s Hall, corner of Fulion and . Brooklyn, and resolutions were ed Haves and Wheeler for Vresideut and ex-Governor E. D. Morg TILD. MABS ME) STIRRING LETTER PEOM FRANZ ‘The greatest political gathering ever scen on Jersey City Heights assembled tast evening at P: ans Park, wear tho elevator, under the auspices of the German Democratic Association of the Fourth dist: The meeting was called to order by Emil 5S Major Alexander W. Harris was charman, Clubs kept pouring ith transparencies and banners Ul! i seemed as if that whole section of tho cily had turned out {ts population, But tho enthusinsia reached its acme when County © Brana entered at the head of the Hudson Zouuve: of men iu full uniform, and followed by 509 x of the German Democratic jation of t Aistrict, Assemblyman Rabe of Hoboken was spea at the time and when the clgering subsided be this point, “I’ve heard tt is said that the i are all with Hayes, but the scene bet rive commending the nomination ernor, N COLUMN ING OF GERMANS I in Taird mado bl bo e ho he to that.’ An outburst of applause followed this remark, Tho speakers were William D. Daly, Rudoiph F. Rabe, Charles H. Wintield, Albert 1 Hoffman and ex-Mayor Trapha Letters were read trom Gover ne body | mbers | National | nts and | State REXt Tuesemy ne wesday aftersoor, St, Albans ce Wednesday, st Johnsburg Many uext week, speak at Burlington me evening, Thursday, Friday and Rutland Saturday morning. f prowinent speakers will be im the State YHE GREENBACK CANDIDATE. ‘DIDATE YOR RANDPATHER coorer’s © LAG BABY CRY. Cincinnati, Obi August 15, Hon. Mos MULL Y. CabY'S LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE AS THE VICE ¥RESIDENCY ON TICKET —— MAKING 1876. W, Fret, Chairinan, and Hon, Tuomas J. Doganr, Secretary of tho National Executive Council of the Independent P’ GeNrinaey—Your forin tion tor the odice of Vice rre es is beft fori adopted by the Ludianapolis Convention, rel tym dent of the e me, together with the admirabio pi notification of my nomina> United te Tsin- thank you for agsociating my name with that of ter Cooper to represent a party organized to resist | the efloris now being made to establish a moneyed hold of | | a Con- | an if Corneti’s | slave power, m more cruel and inexorable than was ever the I regret that the commitioe did not con- cur With me that my place to render the most efective | wate ju the ranks aod not as a The public mind was saturated with malicious falso- hoods during Sin the utorest of money * holders of yovernineat Securit ated to divert tee minds peor thut our canse octal const tion, hould hve bee rutions uy Suspie should on the ticket to represent | our principles, and that lis nate alone should be our battle idential candidate is invulner- abie, His fam t suo of slander, His Weuitis accumulated, thot by tiekery and fraud, but by {al development of industrial upon himself, pizaction bas been wu!) With his ¢ to tind no in Obio last autumn by a ed corporations ‘These of the 1 would have preiorred | unembarrassed by any | ni of personal | elerred that Peter Coopor enter- ered blessings upon thousands ag well | y the vilest spirit | ult, except that he is tou vid, ‘the peopie will pardon that offence and recognize Lum, living of dead, a3 a fit representative of therr prine My opinion was that my place in this struggle was not iM apost of honor, and 1 yield, nos without mis- givin od wie. I stand squarely on the resolutio Ohio mouize tul stue Democratic Convention, old position as the unit of value. vb—Vhat all pational bank botes should be draw Irom cirenlation, Yierd—That paper mone: of tion to your wishes aud ucceps the position as- ng re. | the comtaittee (of Which | Was a member) at ) and with the platform of the inde- ‘That no mun can mistake my position, with. y should consist exclusively issued by the government, with such legivla- puld cause them to be fully equal tm value to tne specie dollar, under alt circumstauees and through- out ali ime. Fourth—Uhat interconvertivle bonds of the govern- | meni, bearing an equitable rate of tuterest, should be ved, so that the money circulation may be 0 bourd ot vational bankers, but by tho laws of aud commerc business. The gold basis ol u currency 18 a shan cheat, Tho true basis is the national credit sented by imterest bearing bonds. ipped of all disgu deter. ‘d, Lot by an arbitrary aw of Congress nor by a trudo ot in other Words, by the demands of and a repre. cs, the point at issue ts whether the national banks shail tunis all the currency or Whether it sali be supplied by the government. te old partics are distivetly committed to the of an uniionted iesue of Withdrawat aud cunceliation of ail goverumen rene Both | policy national bank notes and the t cur. The wildest 1flation of natioaal bank notes is | provided tor im the esumption act, which both par- | tes aro in favor of, differing only as to the time whe tho werk shail be completed, an early opportunity to print of the United States, showing the caus brought the basiness mea to the verge cf buakruptey and the working classes to | Slarvatiou—causes which, | | ple } tor ¢ if left 10 operate, embarrassment to manteipaliti result in finapelat individuals, (0 corporauons, + tho States and the uation ; showing algo that the must and ruin to og, to policy of the independent purty 18 the only one that ean bein ton. Even if we do not attain completo success we shall rally a force of carnest, true men in each’ of the States which will boa standing menace to whichever purty succeeds i the election and prevent fts ace | Lave the honor to romain, with great respee! truly yours, KANSAS REPUBLICANS. mplisuiiig the purpose to which both aro wow vory SAMUEL F, CARY, MEETING OF THE STALR CONVENTION. Torgxa, August 16, 1 The Republican State Convention met bere t rae W. Walton secretary, 870, o-day. Scott was chosen temporary chairman and W. ‘At half-past six P. M. the Com- mittee on Organization reported ‘in favor of A. H. Hor- ton for Permanent Chairman, and L. HL Perry fo tary miitee on Platiorm reported resolutions. whieh discussion were recummitted. Credentials have Lot yet reported. SOURL KEPUBLICANS. MIS MR. FL FOR GOVERNOR, Sr, Lovis, August 16, 1876. | A committee mamed by the late republican State | A. Finkeinburg, | Convention to-day eaiied upon Hon. | when he positively deciined to accept the pomit vernor tendered him by that Convention. z of the State Central Committee has been called | qacetir for the 2ith unsi. to take action in the matter w ir See- After an adjournment at eight P, M. the Com- alter The Committee on nation A ud to | tli the vacancy caused by Mr. Finkeluburg’s retire. nor Bedle, Joe! Parker and Johu I. rson. Tho following letter was handed in by aussig who was most — active — in the meeting and it set tie audience yy wild: | New Yorn, A C18, 1876, Jaws M Baasn Eqa that L sineorel: aud Hondr! e, for supper usiness this opportunity ¢ fervent wishe WHEELER IN) VERMON THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR vice DENT TALKS 70 THE GREEN MOUNTAIN ME Sr. ALuANS, August 16, 1876. Hon. William A. Whevler arrived hero tis moruing | by special train on bis way to the White Mountains. large crowd bad assembled, A and received him with music and salutes. On being introdu Mr. W said he returned thanks, and accepted the compliment hot for himself but as their candidate. For that prom- fnenee he considered himself pritari! to Vermont, for it was her delegation at Cine’ i who presented bis name. When Judge Polaud had pre Viousiy been rallied about Lis own possible candidacy he naively replied that “the country might aud do worse" Perlaps ihe Judge would 4 the application, but since b nt to by it is probable he thought to do the next by to get a man with Vermont blood ominated Fmont ideas iv iis heal, “For,” said Y tather was a Highgate man and my mother a tleton woman, and 1 speut reveral of the earier ofmy life 1a your “town of Fal honored the Stare wii column in capa he elasea by sayin would be given lator iu the canvass ing. music and u sal e departed, pleasant impressivn epon tho cans alike. nocrats 4 VERMONT REPUBLICANS, } toxlay fori cepte ment, REPUBLICAN ARKANSAS PARTY Dis. THE CANDIDATH FOR GOVERNOR, SIONS HEALED—GENERAL BISHOP Lirtie Rock, August 16, 1876, Tho breach in the republican party ta at last ap- ted and they uow present an undivided unity aod hai twadered to & new-deal wing of the party. and now heads the tc eal ticket dies b y. Bishop, utual consent, soUuTtH 4 WADB HAMPTON NOMINATED Bi CLAMATION FOR Givi MAJORITY, Couvanta, August 16, 1! The DemocraticState Convention, which met yesterday, dueutial body of white er sembled in South Carglina siuce 1560, After secret se full ton and General Wa democratic State ticket, wus unauimousiy nomipated mation, dent nop ai which speeches were made by Geueral ov, General Butler, General Gary and | promment — men. ' Resolutions ~ were | adopted jadorsing Tilden and Hendricks and edgiag = the democrats to. carry the tate jor the 4s the largest and most euthusias- | Uc gather ec of this section that bas been | All the residences and since GOVERNOR—THE 8TaTS TILDEN AND HENDRICKS A HANDSOME gates from all portions of tho State express t that the State can be carried by the y majority of ut least 5,000 and perhaps mines of the regulars, ined to accept, and ‘or the sake of athe party the vacant place was the nominee of the General Bishop has ao et of the regulars, while CAROLINA DEMOCRATS. X AC- To % here , without doubt, the largest and most in- 1zens which has ever as- a long as decided to make nominations ot a Hamp- tor Governor by public | Dusidings mm the city were tiluminated, and out of a y 1.000, m1 o State ticket in the feld, GEORGIA REPUBLICANS. ny popalation of about 1,800 there were pres- | snvention decided by a vote of §8 to 64 to piace | THE STATE ‘TION YESTERDAY—JONATHAN NORCHOSS, OF ATLANTA, NOMINATED POR GOv- DAWSON A. WALKER ARADS THE CNAWIMOUS KENOMINATION OF HON. DUDLEY c. DENISON FOR CONGRESS IN TITR SECOND | DISTBICT—A LIVALY CAMPAIGN OPENING- HON. BENJAMIN H. BRISTOW TO sTUMe THE | STATE. Wurte River severioy, Vr, st le, 1876, The Republicans of the Second Vermont Con out sional district were in t mabers U ationd the distriet convention, wh o'clock this afternoon. The traivs brought iarge accessions to tho pum day t tro rons bad gathered in the forenoon, Tho cou ont to order by Hon. Charles S. Dana, of ss J Alter the usual preliminaries were completed by the selection of officers and commitiors, Hon. Stephen choren « Dud rau Det Thomas, of St. Jolinsbury, be Governor Hinckly pominated lic ws the representative of the dist second term. ‘ibe nomination was applause and cheers, aud was secone vin Morrill, of St. Jobnsbury, and ¢ Brattieboro, abd the MotiGn Was acquiesce: a dissenting Volee. Mr. Denison was smitiee inte the ball and made a surring ‘Tue Convention unapimously nominated Hon, los well Paroham, of Brautord, tor Presidential e'ec For two ths past or more an unUs! rc Interest bas been manifested in Wis Coaventis Menisun was electes tw # ago over Jule \ ‘Whe regalia republican nominee. 1b was whispered wbout the district that Hon, George Howe, of thie. ve put m romination to-day for Mr. Dens Ali these predictions went tor naught, as ‘and harmonious convent tu Vermont. Mr. thow in Covgrens ior # inet " bore, wou! ton's plage. 4 inere enthusiastic Was never belore he! b met here at two | | borren ELECTORAL TICKET. Macox, August 16, 1876 The Georgia Republican Stave Convention m as fairly represented. wore p attorm torse heartily the nomination of and W elured in i by taxation the strougest languay and invoke protection ent. highest « Jonathan Noreross. acelamati n fur Governor, i here Reso- sed reatlrming the adhesion of the woan prinemles ratified inthe National opted at Cincinnati, apd the Hayes Vresident and View President; de- vor of Don sectarian schools to be supported 14s b> as the of Atlanta, was pominated by A strong electoral ticket, | beaded by Hon. Dawson A. Walker, was nominated, NOMINATED ?OR CONGRESS. Dernor, Mich., August 16, 1876, Myron Harrie was nominated to-day at Gracd Rapids voal party of the Fitth district, vons were held. crx The republicans of the Sati, Ohio, Aug S1xtd Ohio district ye | Pen aated Charles Foster lor Congress, would | hut pormit the use of his name before the convertion ander any circumstances at this thue, j The vampayn im Vermont ix becoming exciting. Bo.h the republicans and the democrats ure thorougbiy can\assing the State. The republicans fee! conudent of carrying the State by a larger majority than hereto: fore, ind Heajeaua fi. Bristow an tour tn dhe / ‘Tho greenbackers of the Filth Ibdiawa district ated Mr sterday presentative in Congress by the democrats and Separate conven- 16, 1876, jerday | | } lioges, of Dearbora county, tor Congress, | CiveixNart, Augast 16, 1876. ‘The democrats of the Eighth Kentucky disiriet to- day renom nated Milton J, Durham tor Congress, ToLkpo, August 16, 1876, Rx mousiy nomiuated 10r Congress © jovernor J. i. Cox, cf this city, was the second ant NOs ) by the Republican Convention of the Sixth Ohio Con- Gressional district to-day. Dsrrorr, August 16, 1876. Henry Chamberiin was to-day nomimated by the democrats for Congress {rom the Fourth district. It is expected he will also reovive the support of the green- buck pasty, Ricnmonn, Va., August 16, 1 Hon. Beverly K Douglass has been renom! ated for Congress by the democrats of the First district of | Virginia ~ CREEDMOOR. THE FIVTH PRACTICE OF THE AMERICAN RIFLE THAM—FOUL OF THE AUSTRALIANS SHOOT. The American national rifle team met yesterday at Creedmoor for the purpose of practice. ‘The gentlemen belonging to the Australian team who suet yesterday used the Rigby muzzie-load- ing rifle, charge 90 grains of powder and 434 grams of lead, ‘The whole of them shot from the ‘Farquersoa” position—icet toward the target—and had the vernier Seale tixod ucar the heel of the butt The only notice- able new feature iu their guns is that the tangent seale has @ lateral movement tothe rightand loit, so tha: by means ol this arrangement the line of sight cau be placed perpendicular to the axis of the bore. rom the scores tt will be seen that the Australians were only out to try their guos, and theretor brief record yesterday would be no criterion 0 general average sbooting their Three of them shot ten NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AU! | Shows, and ove only eight shots ub each distance, The | following 18 the Ausiralian scor CAPTAIN J. M’GARY xT Major Henry Fulton, Captain ot team, states that at a meeting of the team, which was hold ‘at Creedmoor last uigbt, the piace of Colonel Shat- fer, lately member of tue team, was declared vacaut. BAY VIEW RIFLE RANGE. Buvrano, N. Y., August 16, 1870, The Bay View Rifle Range, which has been in course | of construction during the past season, was formail, Lom in fayor of restoring the silver do! | 2 aalotal: Pagal ep ame opened to-day by Mujor General K, 1, Howard, of the Faghth division, A number of military celebr i cluding Major General Brinker, of Rochester, Se division; Major General Joun B, Woodward, Inspector General of the State of New York; Brigadier Generals W. F. Rogers, Thirty-tirst brigade, and W. H. Grigg Twenty-titth ‘brigade; Colonels George A. Bigy, Ff fourth regiment, Louis M. Evans, Seventy-fourth reg ment; Richard ’Flicn, Sixty titth’ regim Ithaca, and Douglass. of Lockporty were present with their Fespechve staifs and took part in tho exercises | General Woodward declared tno Bay View Runge to ve | superior in arrangements and periection to any he bad over seen, SHIPPING NEWS DATES OP DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK VOR THE MONTIES OF AUGUST AND SkrTrAYgER 17.) Rotterdam. ; 17.| Hamburg, 6) Broadway 30 Broadway ‘ST roadway 15 Bronaway 2 Bowling Green Bowling Gre Kroadwav 29 Broadw 4 Bowling Groen Broadway 81 Krowaway 15 Broadway Bowling Groen Hambar Liverpool. Wiciana. . Aas City of Richmond. | auc Oder. Aug Bolivia, ‘7 Bowling Greea Hollan Broudway Anvha. . Thowling Green Kugland CU Broadway Canada, . 5b Broadw: | Liverpool... |4Bowling Green Hambure. -|Rotterdam. 61 Hroadway 0) Broadway 7 Bowling Gr 69 Broadway 2 Bowling Great 61 Broadway | iz Broads . 116 Broadway 161 Broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. BUN AND MOOX. Git WaTER. Gov. Island......evo 6 Sandy Hook... leve 6 Hell Gate... .ove 8 42 | PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 16, 1876. BURG DECLINES THE NOMINATION ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE GERALD STHAM YACHTA AND URRALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE. Stenmer Bolivia (itr), smail, Glasgow Aw: 5 und Movilla Gth, with mdse and 185 passengers to Hende: Bros. Aug Il, lut 48 G2, lon 43 34, passed an Taman steamer bonnd 1 ‘Steamer City of New York, Timmerman, Havana Aug 12, with mase nul passengers to F Alexandre & Sons. Aug | TS. tat 28-17, lon 79 4% passed bark Nautilus (Br), bound | | north. Steamer Diego (Sp), Gastanaza, Havanad days, in ballast to RJ Cortis. Steamer Canada (i'r), Franguel, Havre Aug 5 and Plym- uth 8th, with mdse and passengers to Louis de Hebinn, ‘Steamer Hudson, Gager, New Orleans Aug 1), with mdse and passengers to Clark & Seaman, SteamerAivomarle, Gibps, Lewes, Del, with mdse to the Old Dominion Steamsbin ¢ Ship Flying Kaxle (of Koston), Crowell, Manila April 7, with mdse to HE Moring. ‘Passed Anjer Muy 12 and Sighted Table Mountain June 20: crossed the Equator July 1 in loa July lat 408, low 40 34, spoke bark Berend Ger), from Padang for New York's Auy 12, lat BL 45, lon 3A, brig Koaneth (Br), trom Porto Kico for Boston. ‘The F kur ee iain Keng and two of the crew of the bark Mets n), jeom Hong Koug for Manila, in ballast, which was wreeked Mare ld on Palwang Shoal, 89 miles port! of Manila; crow saved. Ship Willian (of Yarmouth NS), Joarneus, Liverpool 43 days, with salt to or vessel to Boyd & Mincken, Lat 46, Jon 5), saw & large qu: Tice. Bark Meta (Ger) Newport, E, 70 days, im bai last to order, iy anchored at Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Elena Cordano (lta), Sctraiine, Quecastown 65 days, tn bailust to order, is dnebored at Sandy Hook for orders. Bark Vasco De Gama (Nor), Andreassin, Bremen 6 days, in ballast to Hockmaun & Garlet, is anchored at Sandy Hook, for orders. Bark Fells (Rus), Khuovinen, Barbados 18 days, in bal . to Leayeratt & Co, Bark Jeauie Sweeney (of Philndelpbia), Hudson, Cette, via Delaware Breakwater ys, With corkwoud to order! vessel to Overton & Hawkins. Brig Titus (Br), Srandtboig, Au res 22 days, with low- ood wo Younze, Smith & Aug 13, lat 8750, lon 73-30, brig Seabird, beand south ir Annie W Collins, Bay acon 12 days, with fruit to Gomes, Poarsa 1 BS Wenberg. Sehr A K Cook, Cook, Brunswick, Ga, 13 duys, with lam- ver to Dodge, Meizzs & Co. ly. Gray, Branswiek, Ga, 18 days, with lumber toJ J Rose; vessel to KI Guck & Co, Schr Kva Holmes, Nowion, Vir Sehe It Barder, Virw Schr W A Low, Truex, Georgetown, SC, 9 days, with na- val mores and wileer & Poti Secor Lewis with ico to PHL Smit Sebr Raipt, Howes, Bur; oto E pe 00; vessel to C ard) Peterson, Chander to A Bich : veawe! to ons Ensue Bacon, ck, Kennebec vessel to Cox & Green ell, Fenmore, Kenuobec River 6 days, to Knickerbocker Ive Company, vessel to master, ais T days with iumber to W Bornton, Son & Co. Riccardo Barros, Newion, hence for St 5 carried away foremasi, in a beary ‘Kennodee River 4 n 6 days, with with B@r Ship Freydis (Nor), which was anchored in the lower bay. came wy to the city 16th, PM. Be Bark Joha Campbell (Br), which anchored in the o up bo the city Web, 1 ED THROUGH HE BOUND soUtH. Steamer City of Fitchburg, Spriuger, New Bedford for New York. ae ‘Steamer Bolivar, Geer, New London and Norwien for Now Yore. Steamer Amos C Barstow, Kenny, Providence for New lower bay, P, GaTE, Youuc. Irovidei Soin ts Keed, Worreil, Norwalk for Bebr piten d Raynor, Mayunr, Kennebec Rehr Envoy, Freuch, Koekland fur Sehr Macy Are iy at % Sebr Olive Branch, Tupper, oe Rehr © Byrnes, Luter for New York. Bene vai ut Now ooks, Huntington Behr susan Stetson, Lewis, Wiseasett for Bens Chas C Smith, Kennebec for New York Mary, Coggewoll. Paw iucket lor New ¥ ells, ui on to: Davis, Portchester for Foam. Dix. Gardiner for Cole, Collins, Sac ior 3 1) ‘rovidence ter New Prank, hdwards, Norwich for L © Windsor, Atwood, Bat’ wich for N ‘Sel Sehr Kebeces H Qui Sehr Lottie k Frenecl Bebe tiles Bratonrd 7 arroil, Portland for Day, Ken b Thompson, Mills, Keunobec tur New York. Behr BJ Staples, Strout, Sands Kiver, NS. fi Beir kh &J Oakley, sehr JP Trigg. or » Sehr Arties, rset tor Now York, Arrived at Coilege Polat, Li, sehr Nellie Belle, Leonard, from Walaobera, Ms, M. tho American rifle | Blood, of | | Hiacken Young, Loudou—Thos Duahwu's 1 gee Polo (Ger), Seuac#or, Bremen—Herman Bark Talisman (Nor), Dabler, Stetsin—Lemhau & Boye- hark as & Bratt, . ftettin— Brett, Son & Co, § the wor BOUND EAST. Steamer Albatross. Davis, New York for Fal! Rivor, t eo coal bares in Low. Sehr BJ Munsell, Thorn, Now York for Halifax, NS. Sehr hess, Taylor, Amboy ter Providence. with Seber J B Bartlett, Kelly, Amboy tor Bose Sebr Nathamicl Iivtmes, ‘Dow, Amboy tor Providence, bebe Arctic, tilma, New York tor Danversport. Sebr Trady Wind, Gray, New York for Hyannis, Senr Fs 8 Tylor, Bushnell, Retr Ni ellie Brown, Kell rt Johnson ior Pawtuexet. Johnson for Portland, Se. . Raynor, Perth Amboy for Provides rie Webb, Hogan, Now York for Pawtuckes. f Sallie Burtou, Burley, New York tor Stu 4 Sear k KG seve, Coston, New York tor Noauk, hehe Mar nilem, New York for Bastport. i deny Mary E Baylon, Wasson, Now York for Brideport. Senr Alusku, Thorudike, Hobokeu tor Portsmouth. * rie W. Peraby, New York for Eastport WD Mangus ‘ew Yorkfor Now Bedford. w York for New Bediord, , New York for Kennebec. Now York for Somerset, s mi New York for Taauton, che Hf Gurdiger, Miller, Amboy for Taunton, Behr Auson brown, Milis, New York fur Strattord. Setr H Blackmat ‘nold, Rondont for rovidenee. Sehr deud, Allen, ton for Pawtucke: ir Jovenh Hall, Siaith. J toe Portland, Ct. v # Merwin, Hunee, Por Fall River, M Morrianan, dr Sehr Sehr J Randal Relie Lalzaie I" Dw nua, Allon, iow Bedtord. n for New London, CLEARED, Steamer Russia (Br), Covt, Liverpooi via Queenstown—C G Froneklya, panier Sidontan (Br), Edwards, Glasgow—Henderson rae cotamer Ashland, Crowell, Churteston—J W Quintard & 0 Steamer Herman Livingston, MaNory, Savannab—Mur- ray, Ferris & Co jeaner Anthracite, Gramiey, Pbilndelphia—Jus Hand Ship Jacob A Stawler, Chiystall, Liverpooi—Boyd & wrger, Hattott, Jr, San Franciseo—Sutton & Co. bs Tufls, Liverpooi—Suow & Burgess. Bark ma Dean (Br), Plummer, Puerto Cabello and La- | a—Theo Foulice, va W Db Audrows, Wilsoa, Port au Prineo—Robert Mar- tanh? dL Crosley (Br), Crosley, 8tJobns, NF—C W Ber- aia. Unt AD Scull, Prambes, Fernandina, Fia—Evans, Ball ee Br ra, r Abby K Bontioy, Mehaffey, Fernandina, ¥la—Bent- ley, Gildersiecve & 4c Ubr Nelly otter, Howard, Washington, NO—W K Hency rf Aimeia Hearuc, Moore, Kiehmond—Van Brunt & ur Rva, Woody, Tappahanock, Va—J P & GP lobbin- son. schr Samuel Wood, Brounder, Norfolk, Va—isac B Staples, Russis (Br), heuce for Liverpool; Asbland ¢ Livingston, Savannah; barks from David AY: orn: Warwicksnire estoy in), London; Jane Adeline, Laghayra and Puerto Cabello; brige Zotluud (Br), Core oF Walnouth; Auice (ise), Trux- illo. Wind at midnight, Barometer ut sunset, 30.17; at 10 PM, 3010, MARITIME MISCELLANY. MuxiapEN steamer JRMtt4 ooMER ran ashore on Green Islands, Me, Friday morning, at 3 AM, in the thick fog. with the tide ubout two hours ebb, There was qaite a ves on ut the time, aod she came near being 4 totel wreck. She pounded ern post aud rudder, and stuve ber bottom tauder the oucine. Theyemptied her water tank aud cloned them up sv no wacer could get inte them ; raiter emp y darreis wnd filled ler enyine | room with them, When the tide rose, tank, boiler, burrels, aud tho tish rout, whieh is a water tight comparturent tbat holds 30 t floated ber, und she was towed inte Tenuut's Harbor, aid wout ou the Murine Raiiway thas tide. Insured by the Wellfleot Matual Company, of Well- fleet, Muss. Suir St Manx, from Huenillos for Europe, befor portod wreeked, ‘was partially insured in Yoston and ‘ork offices, Surr_Axtva.—Tho report shat the ship Alida, from Pabel- Jon de Pica, had pat into Valparaiso prior to July 3, was an error, as sho Was not in that port on the 14th, but’ is sup- yosed to have arrived in the English Channel Aug 11, Su Rutveperx, Kiroy, from Inde Bay for Hampton Bougs, which pas’ {nto Valparaiso May 13 tu dis- had discharged cargo, and was fimalty surveyed July U when exteusive repairs were, ordered, Tank Moxirox, Emerson from San Francisco for Ham- boidt. put back to the form nt Aur 8 in distress, having sprung a leuk Aug 5, in lat 3014 N, low 125 Of W, Scun Wixi: Weston, of Portland, before reported filled with water st Boothbay, has been: righted and gene on the railway at that plac Burg Cvaxus (Br), which wos ashore at Turks Island and «olf, was elurtored at St Thomas to luad yuano at Turks sland tor Norfolk, Baia Maxts (Dutch), Hausen froma Angaila, with salt for New York, put into St Thotwas July 23, leaky. She had re- puired on the Gth inst aud was to sail 7th. Buig Jura Brake (Br), Knowltoa, from Ro Janciro for New York, which pat into St Thomas ‘in distress, was reagy for sen Aug 7; bottomry bond for 7,00) was ‘taken at 14 per vent. Scim Mos» Buows, from San Francisco to port Sth, having carried away matatopm: Scar Jen F Done®, betore reported capaized and sabse- queatiy towed {nto Mill Cove, acrived at Calais, Me, Aug 5. She was from Bostoa. Scun Wiser, Nash, trom New York for St Kitts, whieh wat iuto St Thomas in ai ss, completed repairs aud sailed jor destination July 24 aud ‘urrived back at St Thom August 4 Sou rom Baltimors, which was ashore at . threw over 15 tons coal i koe! and leaks oi stroses ver hour; otherwise im good condi | tion, i = 6, returned BENS at re InaBetta, 147 tons, built at Little River, NS, in 1864, n sold at SISO °, Aus 16—Bng John T Ives (Br), McKeusie, from for Montevideo, with lumber, is aground on’ Levi Au attempt will be made to float her at high water. musted oceun steamer is ashore off Kamourski. No particulars, Lavaca—Routh American {s the name of Messrs. Henry Hantings & Co's new ship, now on the stocksin Messrs smith & Townsend's yard, East Boston, She is 1.850 tons, aud is considered one of the best ouilt merchant ships of her size in the world. In model he is as nearly perfe any ves selcan be. She will be ready dor launching in the course ‘a (ew days. Captain Knowles, formerly of the ship rger, also owned vy Mewr Co, will com- mand her, He is superintensin’ her equipment. WHALEMEN, Arrived at New Bedford Anz 14, brig EH Adams, Brown: eli, with 165 bbls «p and Lodo pK fish ofl, Sent home on e185 bb.s sp vil, Reports spoke, July 1 parieston Ground, sehr NJ Knights, ail told; Joly 25, hark 5: schrs, Win' Wilson, Braloy isa A Senter, of Boston, * sp all toid; heard from, no date, scar Cohan- net, Crapo, WH, 90 bbis ap: brig . Fhoinson, | Moston, 20 bbls this so.son: brig Heiman Smith, Cook, 140 bbls sp. | “A letter trom Captain Martin, of sehr William Martin, ef Boston, reports her at sen Aug 1, with SS dbis sy ports speaking the followin © whalers July 20 :—Bri mith, Cook, Boston, 10 bbls sp oil; scars Sarah E Lewi Cook, do 16) do: Ki attold, Kirkeornell. Provincevown, 150 do: s Thompson, Leach, do, 70 éo landed. A Leth m1 Capt Chass. of ship Jireh Perry, of NB, rox ports ber at Panama Aug 3, with 600 bbls spoil. Reports Spoke Juue 6 bark Horeales, Sherman, of NB, with 350 bole wp oil, PC letter from Capt Potter, of ship Emma C Jones, of NB, reports her on Of Shere Ground July 4, having taken 73 bol sp w thet day, making 775 bUls sp oil all told. Reporte May «, while fast to a whale, Joseph Manuel, of St Nicholas, was drowned by the capsizing of the boat. Saw May 4, bark Johu PY, West, Manchester, Nt. cutting « largo whale, and aterward took 8 whales in company with her. SPOKEN. we! Ship Lilien, Hall, from Valparaiso fer Hampton Roads July 2, tat Sp1v N, Lo: 20 W. ogh. from Belfast tor Lewos, Aug 14° Bark Ogir (Nor) Ke eu San Francisco far Colembia River, fat 41 20, lon 6H 20, Bark W . bat a0 W. rig Hole. y, Boyd, from New: York for Liver- pool, Aug 12, off Nautucke | NOVICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, sbipping agents und shipmasters are informed that by telegraphing tothe Henao London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 45 Fleet siroct, London,” of to the Paris office, addressing “Bennet, 61 Avenus del'Opera, Paris.” the arrivals at and departures from Kuropean and Kastorn ports of American and all foreign vessels trading with the United States, the same will be cabled to this country froe of charge ins arriving 4 and sailing from French and Medi- ports will find the Paris office the more eco expeditious for telegraphing nows, OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS, Bristow, Aug 16—Arrived, bark Clara Eaton, Davis, Hu- dikswalt, Baswex, Aug 15—Arrived, bark Liefjeld (Ner), Evonsen, New York Sailed 15th, bark Bremen (Ger), Hilimers, Savannah, Denix. Aug 15—Arrived, bark Francesco G (Ital), De Bonis, Philade!phia, Sailed 15th, shin James Foster, Jr, Howes, United States. terran} sen, New York tor Cronstadt; Viavor (Nor), Eog, do for do; 1th, brig Some: set (Br), Haley, Richmond, Va, Gueat Yaumovrm, Aug 16—Salled, bark Sagat Fredriksen, Baitimore, Gueesocs, Aug 16—Sailed, bark Harriet F Hussey, Dar- rah, Boston, Gionartan, Ang 6—Salled, ship Lucy L Slade (Br), Dun- bar, Now Orlouns. Maunona, Aug 15—Sailed, bark Helios (Nor), Mathiesen | New York. Maven, Aug 16—Arrived, steamer Percire (Fr). Daure, New York via Plymouth; ship Norris, Burstow, New Or- (Nor), root, Ang 16—Arrived, steamer Lake Nepigon (Br), Seott, Moutrenl, Suiled 16th, slips Caledonia, Potter, Caited States; Mos- ste (Bri, Cutrer, do, Maid of Orleans (Br), Houston, Phil- adeinlia; Atmosphere ctr), Costello, New O bark Divico (Nor), Stroy, United States. Also sailed 1th, 5 PM, steamer Ilinols, Shackford, Phila delpbia. Lonpox, Aug 16—Arrived, bark Timoleante (Ital), Messo, Philadetphi Cleared 16tb, ship Cornelius Grinnell, Borland, New York ; | Jennie barks Telomuch (Noz), Molier, United States; Arcadia (Br), Andersom, do. GUST 17, 1876—WITH SUPPLEMENT. Lumuex, Aug 15—Arrived, bark Labra (Nor), Natvig, Baltimore (not us betors reported). Lissox, Aug 15—Arrived, ship Marianna VI (Port), San- tos, Philadelphia. Mansuiruws, Aug 16—Arrived, bark Abbie N Frauklin, Vowers, New York. Pit.av, Aug 13—Sailed, bark Laura Maria (Ger), Scboret New York. Qurexstown, Aug 15—Arrived, bark Atlas (Aus), Gero- limich, New York; brig Kovisliano (Ital), De Genaro, do; Ath, bark Annita Ganbaldi (Ital), Rossetti, Baltimore. Also arrived 15th, PM, steamer City of Movtreal (BD), Kennedy, New York fur Liverpool (and proceeded). Ravat, Aug 14—Sailed, ship Wyoming, Blake, New Or- leans, Sourtaurtox, Aug 16—Arrived, steamer Mosel (Ger), Neyuaber, New York for Bremen (and proceeded). ‘ Starts, Aug 14—Arrived, brig Lucile (Br),Andrews, Now York. Sxvitie, Avg 6—Azrived, bark Teazer (Br), Storm, New Orleans, Teast, Aug 15—Sailed. park Atle (Sw), Stromberg. Now York. i Yoxouamma, Aug 12—Arrived, suip Casbmere, Norton; Loadon. Suiled from ——~ aug 15, bark Fa (Aus), Posebich, United States. Boupuavx, Aug 16—The French bark Formose (aot For moss, es reported on tho 14sh), Caps Simon, from “Pases- roula April 25, and las: reported arrived at Rochefort Ju 14, has been uground near this port. She was floated off tu- day and will be surveyed. WEATHER REPORT, Hotraxap, Aug 16, PM—Calm. Pursovumu, Aug 16, PM—Wind EB. FOREIGN FORTS, ed brie Britannia, Hotchkiss 2atb, xchrs Pinta, Dix, Philadel. f Florida) Axncua, July 19—Ar artinique, to toad sugal phi; Laura, Roberts, do (and siite ASPiNWwaLt. Aug 7, AM—Arrived, Gray, New York. Bakuaos, July 14—Arrived, brig OC Cloery, Del York (and yaited 24ch for do); 17th. sehr Macy D ist 2d, bark Coltimbta, Dickenson Mateb, Philadelphia: 23: toria, Saunders. New York : drodwer Rena:zador, Phitideiphi: th, sehr Baltimore : York; 26th, brig Guisborouch (Br), on. doy e,' from Port Medway ; 27th, brig 1 Trowbridien, Rogers, New York. Sailed Juby 21, brivs AJ White (Br) Martin, Brawa, Boston, 27th, John Covomno, July $--Charterad, Supphs York. Another handy veasol {s required to follew. Carpenas, Aug 8--Arrived, echra Cicero (br), Manlo, Panama; lth, Mare Nowell, Davidson, Philadelphta, 4h, bark Glacier, Bathe, north of Hatteras: brics Chase, Patterson, do; 8th, Isidora Rionda, Nichola, ‘ailed, brigs F. FMPITRGOS, Aug 7: Mobile; Sth, Blisu Villegas (Sp). Amtix, Camarten, Adz led, brig Jamea B Kirby, Barrett, New York: sehr Katleen, Mastin. Philadelphia, Demunata, July 7—Arrived, brigy Morning Light, Dil, New York (and sailed 22th for Arroyo and New York: 10th, John Bord (Br), Worth, Bultimoro (and «ailed Tih for St Johns, PR): 13th, brig Shannon, Mcore, New York (und sailed 27th on her rewura). In port July 25, bark “Zalma (Br), Paterson, from New York, arrived 13th, for Unvava; drigs’ Ano Elizabeth, iur- frou New York, arrived tat; GT Winsor (Br), Dur. Kee. from Yarmouth, arrived 1th, ‘far New York; shes It Hart, Coombs, trom Uluagow, arrived 20ih; Hernatope (Br), Carrol, trom Canuda, arrived 19h, (uaxy Tons, July 29—Arrived, vark Zophyrine (Br), hnxon, Demerara (and eld Txt for Boston); “Oth, brizs Yerlina (Br) Willams, St Thomas; Any 2, brig Gypress (Br), Annis, St Thoms, te Joad guano for Norleix; 44h, achr Soptile Manson, Williams, Baltimor NfOKAMO, July 30—Arrived, bark Jose de Bueno, Jago (und auiled Bint on her return). Thos Brooks, Waarh, Naw York, HavaNa, Aux 5—Arrized. bark if D Stover, Pieres, New York: Urig Ortolun, Dorp, Pilladelphin: 6th, schrs Indianola, Bloom, Pascagoula’; Dante (Br), Morrison, Little Gluce Bay; 7th, bark Elva, Vover, New York. 1éch—Stoamer Margarst, Baker, Now Orleans; 11th, bark Zulma (Br), Pecerson, Demerara, Railsd—Sth bark Cabiesex (Sp), Barreno, Baltimore; brie Wingeld, Bibber. Boston: Oth, bark Cristina (Sp), ured, New York: brig fdwin Rowe, Scholtz, Delaware Bronkwe- fer: Ath, steamer Wm G Hewes, Morgan, Indianola; bark Familia (Sp), Legura, Baltimore: JoseBta (Sp), Arruz Sth, Enrique (Sp), Bonjuria; do: 10th, steamer City of folk, Staples, Iniinnota; bark ‘Tio y Sobrino (ap), Hentoriat Baliimore: sehr Therowu G. Gutiérex, Now Orleans. Stenred—10th, barks Ol Nadal, 3 VIL de Marzo (sp). ? Tn port—t2th, bark 1.6 Jones (Br), D: ldg: dries Sparklin: Water, Hurlburt, for do. do: Meger, for do,do: Fanny U Jonuines, Mahonoy, for Balti wore, do: sehr River Quoen, Hibbs, for New Orleans, do. Mowravinxo, July 1—Saitog. bark Hurry Bushman (Br), Pavsander), Falmouth, 5—Arrived, brig Addio Hale, Sheppard, Portland: 6th, ark Lizzis, Grney, Boston; 7th, brig RB Gover, Hodgeican. New York. Sailod Sth, slr Kato Carleton, Harkness, north of TI terns: 6th, brig Manlias, Tood, do; 11th, ‘sehr Ann Dol Banee. Cardenas, fed 10th, brig Tomasito (Sp). Esqu ivools, Charleston, qin, bor! Leh, bark Jatne Cibits (Crag), Vila, for north of avterus. * Mowruxat, Aug 12—Arrived bark John Ellis, Nelson, Ant- werp. Sailod—I12th. bark Kaletad, Munsen, London ; 14th, stoan- assinn, Wylie, Liverpool, Hour Spain, duly 10—Arrived. “bark Conrmores, Killiott, 2th for Turk'AIsiand to load fr N 3d_brig HB Jouos (Br), Nickerson, sebr Ligzie Batchelder, English Philadelphia via Demerara; 26th, brig Walloon (itr). Cook, Lockport, NS. Tn port June 26, brig Pearl, Brightman, from and for New York, arrives 2 Point 4-Por ly 24—Brigs Robert Moore, ived 20th; La Creo (Br), Dearborn, fr ared 24th—Brig Ada H Halls (Br), Johnson, New Long, from do, arrived ork, Crov, Ang 1—Cleared, bark Alex, Campbell, Bunker, Shedixe, to load for Eurove. Queauc, Aug 14—Arrived, steamship Sarmatian, Aird, Liverpeo!’; ship Vicksburg, Ciark, Dundee. Cleared—Steamship Good Hove, London; ship Ban Nevis, Liverpool; burks Hestia, Penarth: Ocean Child, Port Mu: due: George Peabody, Liverpool; Itniuhew, Liverpool. St Hirtvxa, no date—Pussed, bark Curinga, Josselyn, from Caleutta for Burton, St Tuowas, July i5—Arrived, schr Nellie Shaw, Cates, New York (and sailed 214t for Ponce to lond molasses for n rt north of Hatteras): 22d. bart M Baron (Br), Randall, Newvort, B vand sailed Xist for Ball River); xcht Generaj Connor, Shute, Boston (and sailed 3ixt tor Turks Lalund) 24th, brigs Rabboni, Coombs, New York (and sailed Aug 2 for St Martins): 25th, Venture (Br), Colo, Pernambuco ‘and sailnd 30th for Arroyo to lond for a port north of Hatteras; Zertini (Br), Williams, Las Palmus (and sailed 28th tor Turks Islan) toioud salt for Halifax): 28th, Cygnus (Bri, Annis, Demerara (and sailed 30th for Torks Island to load guano for Norfolk) ; Ang 1, hark Navigator (Br), Cox, Rio Janeiro (and suiled 4th for’ Caibarien to load for’ north ot Hatteran ; 24, brig David Owen, Chadbourne, Demerara Congaon (from MATANZas, Au ! fone sailod 4th for Cienfuegos to load fur a port north of attoras) :echr Lizzie H Greey, Anderson, Martiniquo (aud eailod 4th for Gxibarien to load for orth of Hat- teras: : 3d, bare Brothers, Miller, Naples ( ‘Turks Tetand) : 4th, schr Winner, Nash, St Ritts Louine (Rr), Fisk, Antigaa, Salled July 22, brig Okenburg (Br), Goodyear, Arecibo, to load for New York. StJouns, PR, July M4—Arrived, brig C r. New York: 22d, ache 4th, briz Annie Tograin y (Br), Ashwood, br Pruner, July 19 —Arrivod, achrs Liszie B Greee, Ander- New York: 2ud, Lucretia, Parsons, do; 28d, brig Jere- ‘ord do. ®r Jaco, Aug S—Sailed, brig Runanuel (Sp), Garcia, St Marys, Ga, Sucta. Aug 3—Arvived, brizs Torrent, Neil, Havana; 4th, Aquadneck, Johnson, Nuevitas. Saliod 8d, achr Jessie Reed, Crowley, New York; 4th, bark Auna L Taylor, Percival, north of {atteras.. Stdomx, Nib, Aug’ L New York. Sailed 15th, ship Wm Campbell. Curling, Liverpool. Cleared 16th, bark Chieftain (Br, new), Liverpool 1 CGI. June 80—Arrived, bark Chas T Rassell, Ks Istanu, Aug t—Passed, brig Goldfinder, Hadley, ston for Miragoane, all we Vroronta, VI, Aug 15—Arvived, burk Empress Rugente Arrivea, sehr Opera (Br), Fowler, (Bri, Rdwards, Coquimba, Varanateo, July §—Arrived, steamer City of Valparatso, Maffist, Boston; 1dth, bark Trensite ares (Nie), from " Wis NS, Ang 10—Cleared, sehrs Guiding Star, N York; Tith; Drvadnet, do. i she AMERICAN PORTS ALEXANDRIA, Ang 14—Arrived, steamer FC Kuight New York; selire Twilizht, New Haven; Fred Hall, Middl towa; AF Kindberg, Stonington: Wm Allen, New Haven; C's Hart, Win Mayon, Lama E Messer and 3M Bird, —— auk Walter, Lena i) hingten. 1, Queenport, Lt; David Ames, Portemouth, NIU; des, TJ Fratton, KB Enierson fad Stophow Morvan, orzetown tor ——, Tth— Arrived, sch Wasson, Windsor; Earl D> Y lio MSteeloan, JJ Mharo and JR sorgetown. Steamer EC Kuight, Now York; sehrs Twilight, Point; A F Kindberg, Jersey Gity; William Alien, Be Angus: 16—Arrired, US steamer Swatara, Cooke, Portland: burks Turia Topan, Beadle and Ulide, Batchelder, Zancibar: Zepuyiine, Johuston, Demerara schts CH Babons, Keen, Baltimore; Thowas Boos, Somers, Delaware urd Also arrived, bark Coringa, Josselyn, Calentta: brig Silas N Martin, Brown, Barbudoos: sehrs Mary Langdon, Marien, New York; JB huowtes, Wess; Searsville, Carter, aud Jalia Elizabeth, Stover, Hoboken; AL Butler, Muson, and M fer, Weehawken: RM Br okings, Brown, Port d x, Bartlett; WS Scull, Barrett: © A Jones. Keut, Pride of the Kast, Adams, and AP Nowell, Lan, Piiladolpiva; OD Witherell, Garteki, and George B MeFariaud, Wilson, Baltimore; J BVandusen. Vorson. Mehiwoud: H Adelbert, Mealy, aud ‘Sarah 5 Hard- Inne Smith, Alexandrine jeared—Stextiors Roman, Crowell, Philadelphia Whitney, Haliewt, New York: bark Wermouth, Dark Cork: brig Mary 4 Cunse, Dotnn, Movite; sehr Amus Walker, 3K, Jeston a, Aug @—Arcived sobre Sarah L Davis, Yih, Wm H Boardovaa, Kichardsou, Ob. Cortre! St Lucia: loth, Rows Apuincer, Bay! w York Greared 10th, bark Gran da, Hudsdo: ma, Majorca, BALTIMORE, . steamers FW Bra Foster, New Yorn: er, Wood, PI phia ship N Ay Liverpool; bs Freidig N ‘gen; schirs'J_D Willits, Pearce, New end, Townsend, St Mary's, Gi Blom, Cork cis Hillyard (Br), © Elsinore Also cleared, steatay Richard Willivg, Ue ‘ens, Chance, New sehiry AC Lyon, d iio Marlborough ; barks Francis Hilyard, fdan, Ithara wed Guiseppina. BOOTHBAY,” Aug 10—Arrived, schrs Carcio Bonnall, Harris. si Martins; Chariey Stedman, Danton, New York. BANGOR, Aug [2—arrived, schr Goo W Glover, Moulzor jake, New York. | Albany. Cleared—Sehr Geo Kilburn, Arrived, schr Benj Strung. Jordan, New York. d—Hehr AF H Howe, Klils, Now Yors. it. Aue D a mea Hacwere, amd ter itehmoud, 1 Leonard u A Bardens jadelphin), ——: ‘asitier, Philadelp Ti Koper, Lucie Wheatly, Aneroid { Mary G Fare (ot bth passed aman (ot Pbiiadelpaia) and AT Rowiand (of ——; Charlotte Fish, Williams, Boston, to h Breen (of Boston), Jonas Smith, nd Belle Crowell, Mexathlin, New do; Uyue, Utiver, do; ‘Spluner and Howard A York; En.ma LC sor, Kenaces H Queen. Cain, do; ‘oud, Nu Catharine Whiting. Hi | Hout, do: Jas Hewitt, Martin, do; John S Lee, do; Ge W Jewett. Jewstt, do; West, Dennis, Crowell, ==: Care line, Kejuile, Jono Winn, Laura sridcman cof St George). Wilte Boa, Hoger ‘A Drury aud O M Marrott, Reed, —? Oceanus, Young, —: Amelia H Loaming,’ Pra Rbers, Plushing, LI; Lulu, Snow, Baltimore. & 18th—Areived, schrs Rebecea M Smith, Bostan to load for Philadelphia: Kolon, Brookings, do, to lond for New Yorks Watchful, Gill, Providenee, to load for New York. Salled—Schrs John C Sweeny, Jas F Bayles, Florence T Lockwood, Laura V Vose, and Knos B Phillips, Pnillips. T4sh—Arrived, schrs John M’ Broomall, Boston to low Philadeiphia; James Il Depaty, MeMahon, vanvers; Rawiey, Kawley, Boston; Jas Surterthwaite, d Seawards, Portsmouth to load for New York. ‘suiled —Ship Martha Cobo, Geeubauk, New Orleans ‘Bailey, Smith; Murtha Wolsh, Burd:e; Addio Ryer= fred Brabrook, Borry, ig SAug 16—Arrived, steamer Virginia, from 3 lst Gulf Stream, Crowell, New York. CH POINT, Aue L4-Arrived, Darky Btatrrad Brock (Ger), Grassen, Liverpool; BM Width (Nor, Moilar, do. CALAIS, Aug furod, schr Aloxandfia, Faulking+ Philadelphia. York. ham STXE, Aws 12—Arrived, schr Union, Stevens, New York. DARIEN, Ga, Aug meres Nichols, Wy- Philadelphia: *t! to, ‘ a PAWAKE ULTY. Aug 18—Sauod, sci Wm O Irish, Jerrell. Bost: EAST GREENWICH, Aug 14—Arfived, scbr Helen, Searle, Port Jol a a MDGAIIOWN, Aur 14— Arrived, sebFaSpeodwell, spaulde ing. New Yori for Portwusot ary ‘don, Maliea, do fur Boston; Win Arthur, Hack do ‘or Gloucestar; Free Wind, Frtsbie, do for Kittery I Lewis, Lewis, Albany UERNANDINA, Aug 10—Arrived, sche A & B Hooper, ee oe etn ction © (BD), Huns, Liverpool. oe ills HEE Ame a ArT ioth) spoke Landaa. Gants +m TVRSION, Aug 10-Arrived, ache Vernal, Ponsagola. Tith—Arrived. selirs Vernal. Sinpson, Pensacola; Geo Ta aes Clegot Sau Autualo, Pemningtom NeYn Arrived, steamer City of Austin, Stovens, Now YEORGRTOWN. SC, Aas 11—Cleated, sehr» Hattie Me@ sae We RUEE, ag Pec arcived, ech Wierd Saalsbury Mea 1eth steamer Hercales, Swasey. Phitaielphia. ee eatin dur Now ‘ork. (and: Dros vd). SaomiL, An 36-—Cloared, sehr Aanle Whiting, for Capa ion, with I e x Wor ANS, 4 ug 12—Arrived, schr Zorricla (Mex), ‘ow York, Quick, and New Ralis, Toxpan. isth—Cleared, steamers Orleans, Dearborn, New York. Sailed—Steamer Ithuriel (ir). NORFOLK, aug 12 ~Atrived, sapoake (Br), Wilson, Baltimore; sehr Mary B Long, Hardy, Maine. NEWBURYPOLM, Aug’ 13—Arrived, steamer Heroules, Swasey, Philadelphia. NEW BEDFORD, Aug 14—Sailed, sebrs Horizon, Lect, Haverstraw; Chancellor, Ferguson, New York. 15th—Arrived, schrs American Chief, Snow, Rondont for Wareham (and salted) ; TW Spencer. Courser, Haverstraw » NEWPORT, Aug 14, PM—Arrived, schrs “Ida Herbert, Allen, No kk for Now Bodford; Orogon, Howard, Rock- land for New York; Artist, Tremont, Sandwieh for do. —Arrived, schrs Mexican, Haskell, Sullivan, Mog ast Greenwich for do. ood's Hole for Now Bart, Liverpool. chr Jennie M Vanderwort, W 8 Mount, Hawkins cara 8D Barnes, Wright, York; James H Tripp, Nickerson, Now York for Chatham. FM—Arrived, schra Kute Scranton, Palmer, Rondont; Brandywino, Fonxar, Providence for Now York; Win A More rell, Kelley, Dennisport for do. Roturned—Sebr Artist. NEW HAVEN, Aug 15—Arrived, schrs G B Markle, Elize- bethnort: A L Lockwood, Georgetown, PORT GAMBLE, Aug 8—Sailed, park Victor, Sawyer San Francisco. PENSACOLA, Ang 11—Arrived, bark Malabar (Fr), Mo- getty, Toulon, France; brig Alico Lea, Foster, Savaniua-ls- Mur, Ja. 12th— Cleared, brie Star, Cook, Norfolk, Va. PORT ROYAL, SC, Aug 15-—Sailed, ' steamer City of Dallas, Hines (from New York), Fornaudina, a, PHILADELPULA, Aug 16—Arrived, steamers City of Limerick, Jamisu: Liverpool: Marflower, Davidson, New York; w York, Jones, Alexandria; W Whilden, Rigrans, Baltimore: Josephine Thompson, Moore, Sassafras River; W Woodward, Young, doz schrs’ Adeline Boxter, Buxter, Deacon's Point; Morning Licht, Tyler, Piankatank, ‘Also arrived, steamers Williamsport, Willetts, Salem ; York: schrs Mary’ S Bradshaw, Brad- shaw, Gardiner; Abel V Parkor, Dean, do; Lida Babeock, Babeock, Providence: Lizzio Raymond, Sand, Kondout? Washington, Dare. Salisbury; Rhodella Blew. Scott, Chicks shominy LissteyMitehall, Delaware City; Sarah F Bird, all, Rut “earod “Steamers Harrisburg, Worth, | Williamsburg Bacon, Fall River; Normun, Nickerson, Boston jing. Providence ; Florida, Crocker, Biddle. Jones, New York: H L Gaw, Pierson, Bal W Woodward, Young, Sassafras River; Jusephing do: bark Harriet Hickman, Smith, Bremen ‘ap, Knudson, Dublin; Foraax, Dudley, Hull: sebrs T. Bateman, Portsmouth: J Kienslo, Stedman, Brighton; J W Hall, tladson, Fall River; Young ousor, Facomire. Bristol Ferry; Alico Borda, Taylor, Prov- eeieccleared, steamér Pennsylvania, Harris, Liverpool iso cleared, stenmer Penusy’ orpoo Trojeduics, Guides, Silbroth, Lod Giorgio Was! oC o 3; Geo’ M_ Barnard, “Berry, do; brig Fior« Port Spain: schrs L W Wheeler, Boury h, Charleston, Argonaut, Olxen, Bordean en man, DRLAWARK BREAKWATER, Passed in, bark Eyes (Nor), Lammers from Vari ‘Sailod 16th, bark Jonnie Sweeny, Now York; brig Manze. nflia, do: selit “AH Hulbut, do; leo ship Muriotta W, ucenstown ; bark Agar, do. eieth PMC shins den? suid Nonantum, and bark Elena are leaving for Phitudeiphi PORTLAND. Mo, Ang Georgetown, DC (not as before. 13th—Asrived, bar ing © Adams, Colburn, Boston t ‘Wm W Thomas (new, of Portland), Boyd, Calais for Bostont schr Samuel Gilman, Kelicy. Philadelphia, 14th—Cleared, bark WW Thomas (new, of Portland) Boyd, Boston, to loud grain for Burope (and sailed in tow) } schr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Now York. 1ith—Arrived, schr Frank W Emery, Georgetown, DU. PAWTUCKET. Ang 15—Suilod, schrs Julia A Crawtord, Philadelphia: EH Claric, Vara, and tarp, Bicks > SW Babcock, Wilbur, Westerly. PORTSMOUTH, Aug 14—Arrived, cehr B'S Dean, White, Philadelphia for Dover. In lower harbor 15th, sehra Jesse Williamson, Jr, Sea- wards, from Kennebec for Philadelphia, PROVIDENCE, August 15—Arrived, schrs Breese, Bart lett, Nouth Amboy: Kescne, Kelley, Port Johnson: Cynthia Jane, Gardner, Port Johnion: Nicholas Mehrhof, Mebrhot, Haverstraw: Wm Whitehead, Titus, Poughkeopale. Below—Bebr Plyawny, and several others unknown. Sulled—Bric Wm H Parks, Luther, Rockport, Me: schre Mattie B Rulow, Rulon, Rultimoro; Louina Fraizer, Craw~ ford, Philadoiphia; Brandywine, Fengar, South River, NJ y Ida B (Br), Draper; Heury Remeen, Allon; Wim M Evorets, MeDaniel;’ Black Diawond, Smith? Caroline & Cornalia, Staples: JB Cunningham, Seovill; RT Graham, Jarcia; Henrictta, Sprague: John Crockforo, Hart, and John Stock. ham, Hurt, New York; sloops Mary Elizabeth, Lewis, and Fred Brown, Hull, do. RICHMOND, Aug 14—Atrived, Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New Vork: schrs Marv Haley, Haley, Richmond, Me: John A Curtis, Quillan, Albany. Cleated—Briz Gazelle, Dickson, Fume, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug S—Arrived, bark © L Taylor, Bergman, Port Blakely. weitt back Stl, bark Moultor, Emerson, for Humboldt (see jiscel:. rl Cleared—Brig Hazard, Watker, Portland; sehr Lovet Peas cock, MeDonaid, Adelatde via Humboldt. Sulted—Ship #1 Dorado, Hayden, Seattle; brig Orient, ay. Tsth—Arrived. ships Nereus (Bn). Kemp, Liverpool Castloholme (Br), Sawle, Neweastle, NSW; bark Abbe: Cowver (Br), Nelson, Manil fiesta Sulled “Steamers City of San Francisea, Waddell, Sydney, NSW, via Honolulu; Belgic (Br), Metcalf, Hong Kong and Yokoham. SAVANNATI, Aug 16—Arrived, steamers San Jacinto, Hazard, New York; America, saltimore. Naile: a Barnes, Cheeseman, New York, Sati 1)—Sailed, schr Satilla, Rivers, Bath, Me. SOMERSET, Ang 14—Arrived, schr Ellen M Baxter, Lam- phere, Philadelphia, Sailed—Nchr Anna E Safford, Ketehom, Philadelphia. 15th—Arrived, selrs Sparkle, Shropsbize, Trenton ; Spray, Martin, do. Aug 14—Sailod, steamer Williamsport, Willetts, sehr James A Parsons, Young, Konnebeo Rive STONINGTON, Aus 14—Arrivod, schrs Prudence, Halsey, Port Johnson; Jaesb Raymond. Noboken for Providence (and saied 15th); Artist, Forrestor (Somerset for New York. WISCASSET, Aug 8—Satled schrs Emilie E Birdsall, Warren, New York: Lith, D & J Lee, Smith. do. WAKEWAM, Aug 14—Arrived, sehr Mausti New York. VINEYARD HANBN, Angust 15—Arrivod, bri Coipel (BN. New ark for Diny, N Si Mary Gof Port Jolinsdu fer Richmond, Mo; Wm if Parkg. for Rockport, Mass: suhrs C'S Baylis, Charl (with loss of two de Lney and MEN for Ports ; Geean Belle, Hobo! y nson for do; Pushaw, 3. P, Mary Susan, Portiond NJ: HW Godfrey, Saco for New York. Fast —Schr Jenni Darter. hrs J BRVaa Dusen, Georgia, B McFarland, De~ curra, Sarah, REM Mrookings, Alcorn, CA Jones, Thomas Hoon, Sarah 5 Marding, JB! Knowles, Ethan Alien, Phee nix, Rqual, O D Wetherill, Julia Elizabeth, Roamer, Al. noriack, Virstuta, Lanie Cobb, © W Lewis, Matthew Kin- hey, Stumpoue. Touise P Mailory, Estelle Day, James T\, Shindtor, AP Nowell, Hattie E King, LA Leeman, Honry D May, Maxield, Anna Elizadoth, WHAIINGiOS. Del, Aue 16—Arrived, brig George B je, Pieree, Banzor. AA vor s fe FIRST CLASS SLOOP YAoue erfect order and corupletely tound, OOSEVELE, No. 4) West 18th st, Address CO: T MAGIOY fect boam, 3 feet 4 inches deep; eseen at isaac E. Bergen's Dock, ISSAC E. BERGEN, Bay Ricge, KR SALE Oil she is JO foo iu first class order. Bay Ridgel. 1. LL < Uuh—A S¥ANOH BOAT, ABOUT 7 fs long, having boiler ant caging ample in power aud in der, mi fair price, by ad THE ONLY EVENING AVERAGE DAILY CIRC EWSPAPER OF NEW YORK, SLATION LAST WEES 53, | 4 ADVERTISING 20 cRetme 10 OF Z and fally found, H. WSBB, box ‘ ‘60. Wweiee ro 2 STEAM with crows, tha Ali earry from S00 te SOO tor twenty days. Address W. A. ENGEMAN, S97 Ws toa , 2 Wowen 16 PURCHASE—X Good BARGE QF 205 to 40" tons; niust ve very cheap. Address S., box Wb Heddellen ne nee LOO Beaty ae KIND TWO CENTS A COPY Y aNTRD— YACHT, Tomg: mast be ia flest class ory dress, with particulars, price, & Post office, New York. LIC LIREBOATS, ne Goo TEN ROBES, ms FRSDERICK RING, baw Newvous DEGILITY, W ) NDRED 2X diseasos of mon spsedily and percianently cured by WISCHESI ER's SPECIFIC PILL. testod tor 30 yomee with unfrilin two to six boxes are usually aniie penal oe p. 9 i box: bey bee Fh ba ant Po ith all directions, | Prepa ie c ewiats, 30 Joun st: Now York,” a