The New York Herald Newspaper, August 25, 1876, Page 8

“TUE NATIONAL REGATTA The Last Day’s Racing on the Schuylkill, a a YATES WINNER OF THE The Atalanta Crew Win the Four-Oared Race. COLUMBIA DISABLED. —_-+—__—_ Putapetruta, August 24, 1876, The Afth annual regatta of the Natioual Association of Amatour Oarsmen closed to-day on the Schuylkill, and must be regarded us one of the least successful Since the organization of tho association, The regatta extended over three days, when it might have been compressed into two aad given more satiafaction, Lats Ue of the old enthusiasm marked the racing, and many of the contestants or their friends exhibited none of the excitement which was always a@ feature of the an- nual mecting of the oarsmen, Yesterday quite a goodly crowd of people lined the shores, but tho attendance on the grand stand was slim, to witness the final heats of singles and fours which was to decido the championship in these classes for ayear to come. The day was hot and the little breeze which was stirring in the morning had gone down as tho day The water was in good condition for rowing the scullors and erews were among the connected with the Amateur Association, About half-past three o'clock the referee and press boats steamed to the upper eud of tho course, and the last day’s racing commenced, fhe scull race had narrowed down to Yates and Acker- man, and was by no means an exciting one, as Yates had it all bis own way from the start, FINAL IRAT—SINGLEA. Age. Weight. Height, west 185 8.11 08.07% van and Dest P.C. Ackerman, Atalanta: Springs, oast . 33 Union TUE Rack, Shortly after four o'clock Ackerman rowed out from the flout, followed shortly after by Yateb, who was the sole representative of the Union Springs Club, Courte nay, who was entitled to row im this ruce, withdrew im favor of allowing Yates to row for the honor of his eiub, Tho referee sont the boats off evenly. Yates at once settled down into lis dashing siroke, full of life and vigor, and rowing in excellent form, at about thirty four, Ackerman, on the contrary, was pulling a long, heavy lacking Ife, and seetn- Ing to have a In’ the | first’ quarter Yates had a lead of 1 x boat's length clear water, And satisfying himseil that he had a sale thing, began stroke, drag. to let up alittle. Both boats vere steering an’ excel- lent course. At the balf mile Yates in- Treased = hig load. and = while rowing well within himself was making a Ia p between his boat and that ot Ataianta man, eral times Ackerman quickenod a litue, but it was of no avail, aud Feveral times he rowed in poor form, aud Binde = his at roll. Yates the othr hand, although pulling in one of the lightest shell boats ever put togettier, was as steady as a house. Com'ng near the tinish Yates put oa a little moro tpeed and crossed the line a w'aace by some lengths, TI. M.S. F. E. Yates, Union Springs. . 10 30 Pp Acker! n, Atalantas .. - 1046 wi 187! rie? Myers, Nassau, Philadelpaia.... 10 08% (87. .E. Yates, New York Athchs, Troy cours er ede ecaOs 28 I875—C. KE. Courtenay, 148. Troy courge.. ++ 946 FINAL ikat—POUR Columbia College, New York city—wost shore. . Weight. Height, 12 3.11 1 6.00 170 6.00 150 5.1034 Atuluntas, New York—east shora, Age. Weight, Hewht. Bow—W. H. Downs 23 140 5.00 Second--H. W. 170 GOL Thira- 4 158 6.00 Stroke 150 5.11 dolay were started. alantas appeared to get a little th. of the start, and in the trst hundred yards b ned a fow 'feeton the Columbia, Tho Taco promised to be an exciting one but for a mis- hap which occurred when mile bad been rowed. T! own water but Lugg were crowded ta b avout an eglth of a lumbias, rowing in thetr the western shore pretty well, he Atalantas, who rowed over toward them with the apparent intention of getting the Inside position. Atthis time there was but little dif ference between the two boats. Colambia held on and ® collision resulted, Goodwin's oar was tnjared and alter rowing a few strokes he was cotapelied to stop. ‘Throwing up bis hand, he waited until the ref erce's boat cuts that they w up and claimed * their own wal foul,’? maintaining r when the foul ec- curred, "This claim the referee would not allow, a de- cision which is ut once wreng and in direct viola- tion of the rules of An n boat, racing, as adopted by the N al Association, Coitmbia had tho west store, tuo Atalantas the east, and the Ata luptas, in attempting to get inside’ of Columbia, committed a foul, which resulted in a broken oar for Columbia, and on the Columbia crow claim. afoul the props would course for the referee to have have been, according to the rales, to quanued th autas and ordered Columbia to have rowed over the — co and given her the race. AS it was, ho ordered them to row over avain, and Columbia, atter procuring @ new oar, consented to Alter a delay | of un hoar the boats were ofa mile down both b« in even company, Columbia pulling in splendid form, aithough Mr, Boyd, who bad been suffering trom diarrhwa, was somewhat weak and was unable to do full share of the work, At the half mile Columbia was on even terms with the Atalanta, pulling thirty- fix strokes a minute to the Atalanta’s thirtyefour, arted, Fora quarter ‘There was little variation between the boats when near= mile post, but at Ue moment Mr Boya was up Ing thy ween to full ‘ty his boat, raising himeeit he ugain attempted to continue, but it was of no av and he again fell, Of course this ended tho race lar as Columbia was coucorned. ‘ihe Atalantaa con- Wnued on and crossed the line winne TIME. 4s. Atalantas, New York 9 35N Columbias, New York Disabled Mr. Boyd was tuken on board the proxs boat a few Mintites alter the accident occurred, and before the steamboat reuched the boat house was all right and in Rood bealib again, ‘The illness was not at any time terio iarrhaa by which be was amected VAST WINDK 1873—Argover is, Philadelpls Us74—Beaverw try Us7o2—atulanta, Tro™ ; : PROGRAW’£ FOR MONDAY'S SPORT, The commits? met subsequent'y to draw lots for position and heats tor Monday uext, the first day of the International ra which ts to embrace ra fours and shelis, Hows Firat Heat M.—Eureka Boat Club, sociation, Bei pat Club. 2:45 P. M.—Vespor Boat Club, Phila- ‘ollege Crow; Crescent Boat Club, Phile New York; Quaker elphta. Fourth Hee orwyek Rowing Club, Albany, N. ¥ Club, Burlington, N. J. 5 Duquesne Bo. ub, Alle y City, Pi a Boat Club, Pbtia- adelphia; Malta Boat #th Heat—5 P. M.—Pons delphia; Watkins’ Boat Club, I Club, Philadeiphia Sixth Heat Jand; Northwest Seventh’ Heat—s crew, Cambr: NJ. This ts the programme for the first day, and the Doats will take their position on the river im the order Bamed, the first one Heing OF Lhe West oF favorite aide, Tho programme for tho other days will be decided after the races are rowed The sixth beat, between onion Row) towing Cluv, ro g Club, Eng Chicago; Atalanta Trinity College Jiub, Burlington, exciting one THE HALIFAX CEN Hauirax, N.S, August 24, 1876, Much dissatisfaction is expressed at the short notice of the boat rece at Philadelpurs, The Halifax erew had been informed that the races were not to como until September 8, aud had arranged to lew morrow. The taces are now announced for Thursday ext, which leaves the iaiitax crew a small clanco to Practise on tne course. . THE PARIS TENNIAL CREW. (N. b.) ~CENTENNIAL CREW. gr, Jom, August 24, 1876. The Paris crew loave for Philadelphia to-morrow The four-oared races 1a which they take part are Axed for September 4 YACHTING The following yachts, “belonging to the Manbattan Yacht Club, passed Whitestone, L. 1, yesterday irom and resulted from weakness produced by the | SINGLE SCULLS. | | im taking off my watch aud chain tor sulo kee New York bound to Huntington, L. I.:—Steam yacht G, W. Chase, Mr. Chase; sloop Petrel, Commodore Hyslop; sloop Spray, Mr, Gilsey, and the Morrell, Mr, Reeves, ‘The yacht Ideal arrived at Portland, Me., yesterday. . JOHN, N. B. SHOOTING AT Sr. Joux, N. B., August 24, 1876, In the “provincial rifle competition to-day the Na- tional Silver Medal was wou by Captain Bixley, with 83 points, at ranges of 200, 500 and 700 yards, seven rounds ateaeh, The Governor Geueral’s Silver Medal was won by Lieutenant Warden, of the Eighth cavalry, making 84 points, and the bronze Medal by Sergeant Hunter, of the Engineers, with 83 points. THE NEVADA STATE BADGE. Colonel George W. Wingate, neral Inspector of Ride Practice for the State of New York, has issued from bis office a etrcular containing the conditions upoa whieh the Nevada State Badge is to be suot for us year at Creedmoor, The prize can only be com- petod for by companves of the National Guard consist. ing of not less than forty-six oilicers and men; weapon, Remington rifle, State mode!; distance: and 600 yards, &c. PIR IN THE SOUND, ‘The desperadoes whu have so long infested the wharves of our city and have Within the past few years ventured out into the North and Kast rivers and up the Sound for the purpose o! boarding vessels have become a terror to coasters. The lutest instance of their audacity occurred abou: three o'clock yesterday morn- iug, When the schoouer F, Nelson, Captain Holbrook, bound trom New York for Boston, aud the schooner Alinon Bacon, Captain Crosby, bound trom Providence to Etizapeu J., for coal, were, while lying at uncbor th Fiushing Bay, boarded to turn by a parsy of live masked wen, who forced them way tuto the cabins, surprised the sleeping inmates, aud, — levelling revolvers at thor Leads, uemanded ail the mouey ana valuables ou board, From statements made to a LAKRALD reporter on the spot yesterday, 1b appears Laat the thieves pulled iirst alongside thé schouuer Mont. rose, Whose captain and crew are ull negroes. The captuin had been robbed by pirates some tme ago Walle ab uuchor in the same place, and over since that time he has bud a man on wateh all night, contrary so the custom of Sound cousting Vessels, Whose eutiro crows usually turn in as svon as the anchor 1s dropped, When the thieves cue alongside the Moutrose the Watch demauded 10 kKuow who tuey were, and receiv. ing bo auswer alarmed the crew. Upon this the thieves pubicd sileutiy away, aud, as i afierwurd transpired, boarded tbe Nelson, Captain Holbrook hanued over bis Watch, which Le declared Was the only Uning of value vu board, ‘The thieves then Jett, alr fastening the cabin door and threatening iustant death tv Lue Bret Wau Who ulieimpted lo move or give tho ‘They next Visited tue Almon Bacon, whore sorted to the sume tactics with considerably move prout, the captain baving 10 bis possession $150. Seeing the Usvlessuces Of resistance he handed it over to the radius, ihe latter then rifled the lockers of au quanuty of cloth.ng und departed, witout leaving Single clew by Wisich they could be traced, The custom vf anchoring without setting a watch Would seem 10 Invite the depredations of the despera- does with whom the viciuily of tis occurrence 13 1n- tested. Captains account tor the apparently caroless practice by eaying thut ireigits ure iow, mouey scare’ cousequently Wey cannot aflord to carry @ tui) crow. Ail the inen on Lourd are tired out when mgut comes and are glad to turn im ab the earliest opportunity, Vurivus theories ace advauced by coasting men as to who the Uneves are, The most popular one seems to be that they ure the deck hands of tue tugvoats which tow the vessels up the Sound and have opportunity to jearn whether valuavies are on board. This would seem ty be conurued by the fact that the thieves ulways choose Vessels which are coming trom or going tu a good market and are likely to buve a goodly sum of mouey on board, CARL BURK'S STORY SUSTAINED, Avaust 24, 1876, fo rue Epitor ov Tux Henauy:— Carl Burk’s story about being robbed and throws trom tho steamer Continental, plying be- tweea here and New Haven, may appear incredible, and, in fact, thore is a strong disposition to disbelieve it, but I for oug am not sceptical of his statement and am pertectly satisGed every word of it 13 trae, Eight years ago 1 took the Northampton steamer at Peck ship for Now Haven at just tho ame uncommonly Inte hour of the night—eleven o’clock—as Carl Burk did. 1t was Warm weather, and, though I bad a stateroom, I preferred taking a seat on the upper forward’ deck tv pass the best part of the night, Shortly after we sturted a tellow of ins:nuating address drew his camp stool close to mine end before very loug we were en- gaged in rather familar conversation, As I said, tho weather was warm, and when my swoet-tongued aud guileless looking neighbor passed mo over bis flusk with the recommendation that it contained the finest old Cuguuc brandy, and alter appareatly taking a swig of it Uimseli, 1 bad no hesitation in accepting Bis bos- pitality, There were about two score people ou deck at this time and the Dour was past midnigut. L took vbe more drink from $60 stranger’s task, aud en [ Fememovered uvtbing till about five o’clvck iu the morning, When I awuke to ind myself lying on tho damp deck, wy purse torn to pieces and lying around and wy gold Watch and chain gone. 1 suw uo one avout bul a colored boy Who Was sweeping the deck aly T called to him and said, “Sain, where ls my watch andcuain?” “Ll knows ‘pullin about it,” he replied. Ly’pose yo! fren has 14 “Wno is my iriend!? L exclaimed vitteriy; and then the colored bey enterea into ua explanation, He said that when 1 was lying stupelled on ihe deck my “triend’? apa a confederave lited me (oa situng position, and while the one rifled my pockels anc the other addressed himseli to the rather diiticult Wisk of puillag off the watch chain, Winch was pretty weil fastened around my neck and mn the bultovivles of my vest, It ecems | held on wena. the chain, ‘but tho laceration my hands aud peck received uroused me Irom the torpor | was in and impelied me to cry out, Lt was then the attention of (ne colored Loy WhO Was OD Walch became attracted, and ae Ge approuched he heard ove of the two raitians {us throw lim overboard,” The moment recoguized the boy one of them sild away and d Appeared down siairs, and the othor, Who remaine: represenied that be'was my iricud and was engaged over bo: His story Was So plausibie that the darky helped bin at bis Work, aod the wateh and the cluin were tinally secured. Maving had all thie by way of explanation 1 iamediatery Jumped to my icet, though Jecling weak, bke one half poisuned; I yot the captain out of uis bed, had the thief ideotued in iis berth by tho warky, and, as We were now at New Haven, had the steamer anchored im the stream until the police ar- rived. Every pavsenger on board was searched, though in vaiu, but [held om to my “triend,” bad bim locked up, aia, wita che colored boy for my ouly wit hess, succeeded tu sending bim to the State Peniton- ary 0: Counecticus tor seveu years In conclusion 1 Wish to say L fee! sutistied that beither wy case nor that of Carl Burk 1s exceptional, and that Heaven only knows how many uaforiuuate passenxers by these midnight boats ty New Haven have mysteriously dis- appeared, Why should the hour of departure ve eieven o'cluck at mighty Ip uhis very circumstance alone hes the danger. A man who just gets on bourd the twat ou a hot summer's night at such an Lour fecis reluctant ty retire to his stateroom and goes on dock for the fresh air, und the chances are he way juli asivep und stay there until he is alone and left a prey to the lurking thieves and cutthroats who piy their Vocation ob steamboats, ANOLHER VICTIM, ~ MARYS. HIP oS KE SCHOOLS The nautical echoolship St. Marys, Commander R, & Pbythian, United States Navy, commanding, now anchored at Glen Cove, wili continue her practice cruise unul November, visiting ports about the coast, ‘The pupils will be exercised m steering, heaving the lead, reetiug and furling, bandling bouts under oars and sails, Thu recent cruise to tho Azores of the St. Marys developed the exceliens training Which the boys had received, ‘The ship, tt may be remembered, leit London July 4, and made the passage to Hata, Ts! ot Fayal, ib sevoutoen days, Where Luo Boys liad Li aud consequently eujoyed ali the novelues which the place presented. The St. Marys returned im twenty- woven days, the cruise alfording the greatest gtisfac- tion, The Weather was geueraily fair, but the ocear- shee Of two tres gales gave the bearty lads « good op- portunity of seeing bow a Vessel iv hove to in 4 stor Nor Was study at all neglected durtug the cruise, The Young sailors Were taugat the practice of navigation, te Which, by the way, more attention will be paid during thy coming mouths — It was pleasing to the oiticers to find (heir pupils taking so much imterest im the Lasks as. signed them. Many of them will rige speedily to the positions of officers of the merchant marine. Over Linety per cent of the older boys have asked that the ludiuence of the Board of Education, under whose auspices the St Marys now sails, be asked to eecure them places in merchant ships at the expiration ot presenteruise, A post graduate course in high the three best clubs here, will undoubtedly prove an | MAauship aud navigution will be pursued by them unul their services cau be made avaiable, This willin a ni evavle them to improve their time while waiting. 48 way be mentioned that about forty or filly more bey: will be taken ou board, aud application shoul mado to Commissioner D, W, Wettnore, No. 3636 wieh street fue st, Marys will probaly visit Phu | adeiphia tu the latier part of next month. CHARGED WITH MAYHEM, John Brennan, a well ty wo livery stable keeper, was yesterday taken before Justice Murray ai the Tombs Police Court on a charge of mayhem, The vietim was Franeis O'Neil, a coach driver residing at No. 146 East Broadway. On Wednesday night Brennan invited W'Nell into a saloon to have adrivk, Having taken their liquor they went arcaud to Brennan's stabies They were no sooner in the buiiding than Breanan, without any apparent provocation, struck O'Neil, Knocking bim down, He then serged bis (0' Neil's) eat between his teeth and procecdod to masticate that or- gen. lie w venlod by a young man Who bappened to come iio tho stables, Hrennan is 4 brutal jooking fellow, O'Neil rolused to make a complaiut agatast him, and Justice Murray reiuctantly discharged whe man-euier, ure keep them Under the eye of the Board and | AMUSEMENTS, GILMOBE'S GARDEN. A very ambiticue effurt was made last night by Mr. P. 8. Gilmore to convey through the me diuin of @ purely military band the sublime utter- ances of Heethoven, The overture ‘“Consecra- tion of the House” is the most ambitious attempt yet mado by Mr. Gilmore to present sublime ideas, origivally given to the orchestra, thgough the medium of rged and wind instruments. In this bold attempt he succeeded to an extent that even his most ardent admirers would have scarcely thought possibie under the circumstances, The reeds gave tho delicate nuances assigned to the strings with a degree of finish and expression such as might be attributed only to o first class European band. There was much to pralee and very little to find fault with inthe rendering of this glorious work. It was a eevere test of the quall- tes of the band. The soloists were Mine. Vappen- heim, who suug asa true artista yery trying aria trom’ the first act of Wagner's “Rienzi,” “Adriapo’s first solo, “Gerechter Gott,” in which she sang D in ait with a rmging tone that tiled the garden; Mr. J. Levy, who played Proch’s air and variations with more emphatic success than ever; Mr, Arbuckle, who contributed a cornet fantasia on themes from | “Norma; Mr. Bracbt, an admirable flute player, whose rendering of “Martha”? melodies is deserving of the highest praise, and Mr, Staniey, a tenor, who it must be said made an utter failure, A new bill will be presented this ov To rns Epiror oy Taw Herato:— The outrageous letter of Mr. Charles A. Calvert, which you published vn tue 17th jast., hus been treated by you with contemptuous indilerence, but tio pro- fession cannot permit such an attack upon American criticism to pass unnoticed. In less than baif a column Mr. Calvert cails the dramatic critic of the Hunaty a “flippant aud unseru- pulous writer; declares that he never knew “acritic£o unexeusubly (sic) untuir, so false to the true chivalry of his order, as the coucoctor of the string of accusa- tons brought against me;” saye that the critic ‘dis- torts overytuing be saw, and with sorry gibes and mal- adroit ribaldry holds up to contempt and ridicule the strong efforts” of Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer; eharges tho critic With having “reasons best known to hieself and wisely concealed,” with “having dined well,’” with “coarseness,” with being “untrue, wicked and mah- cious,” and with “having eyes jor the ballet only culls the critic’s statements ‘atrocious and stupid’” and “trivolous,”” and accuses him of not betng a gen- Ueman! Naturally, aftor all this abuse, Mr, Calvert says that he “has many reasous for indifference to the opinion” of the crive whom ie abuses. ‘this Mr, Charles A, Calvert, who comes to New York to stage manage ‘“Surdunapulas” und criueise tho critieg, 18 a little provircia! manager in England, of no possible account outside of Mauchester either es man- ager or actor, and cf go little account in Manchester that he can be spared to come here and relieve Mr, Vincent in getting up spectacle, The proprictor of tho Princo’s Theatre, Mancbester, 18 a Mr. Brown, who 1s very rich and very fond of theatricals, and his manager, this Mr, Calvert, took advantage of Mr, Urown’s bad taste to get up pieces magniticently. After a tume Mr. Brown employed another manager, who ges up pieces sul moro magnificently, That is the whole of vert, Mr. Boucicault and Mr. Sothern know him well, and are in town. Interview them as to Calvert's preten- tions if he disputes this judgment, In London this provincial :nanager is veyer heard of ontside the Era, the praises of which may be bought over the advertisement counter at so much a line, Ho has never been employed to produce a piece in London. If he wero to write such a letter to a London paper as he has written to the Hznatv he would be laughed out of tho country. ‘There can be no reasonable question about the entire accuracy of your critic’s article, Calvert’s “Sardanas palus’’ is no more like Byron's than the *Biack Crook” ig like ‘The Tempest.” As for ali his tall talk about “niatorical accuracy,” Mr. Calvert knows no more of Assyria than Sitting Bull. Ho has simply reproduced, in a clumsy way, the ordinary theatrical tdeas ot the Assyrian court, and tho same ecencry and dresses would do as woll ina theatro for an Egyptian play, Any American stago manager could have done it better and would uot have fallen iuto such gross errors of ur- Tangoment as those in the ballet act, where the king was out of bis place, and those in tho fire seene, which has been repeatediy surpassed in this couatry, If Manager Chatterton, of Drary Lane, were to en- gage Mr. Charles Popo, of New Orleans, to go over and produce a play for him, Mr, Hope would do better in London than Mr, Calvert has do: here, and be would prove tho superiority of American managers by never dogerying such criticism and never writing such a lot ter, Yours truly, *ONE WHO KNOWS. THE HOWARD MISSION. A public meeting in wid of the Howard Mission and Home for Little Wanderers was held last evening in the gospel tent, Thirty-tourth street, ncar Broadway. Long before eight o'clock a dense throng had congre- gated in the tent, scarcely a seat being available at the hour mentioned. On the platform wero several young children connected with the mission, who, under the direction of Mr. T. E. Verkina, sang several hymns. Mr. A, 8, Hatch presided, and the proceedings Were opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Howell, Mr. Hatch zutroduced the Rev, Mr. Van Meter, tounder and former superintendent of the mission which 1s situated at No. 42 New Bowery. The reverend gentle. man, who te about to return to Italy, delivered # fare- well’ address, in the course of Which he gave an eloquent and comprebensive history of the tission, which, he said, was commenced under very discourag- ing circumstances. He traced its working since 1s foundation in 1861, and pathetically ailuded to the great Denetits that had been derived trom the institution of the home tor htvle ones, The address was replete with incidents calculated to show the excellent results that had acerued trom t—tor many, he said, who had come there ina state of utter helplessness “now ocou- Pied positions of distinction tn diterent paris of th country. The Mission tias received over twelve thou- sand Wanderers since tts foundation, Ho added that there had been go relaxation in the good work, and that what the Mission bad dene in the past it’ would also do in the future. It had done its work faithfully, iu accordance with the means at its disposal, In ¢ clusion the reverend gentleman made an earnest and feeling appeal to the twultitude for continued support, Urging ON those prosent the necessity of saving the Ittic wanderors from ruin, and pointing out the bless- ing that would ensue from well directed putianthropy. ‘Tho audience seemed deeply tuterested, and the result Of the collection was said to be very gratitying SEUPPAYG NEWS OCEA EAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURKS FROM XEW YORK FOR TUR MONTES OF AUGUST AND SKPTEMBER. | Destination | ‘Steamer Sails, Office. 1S Broadway 2 Bowling Bowling Green City of Kichmond r alway adway ondway wSrOW wling Green London 7 Howling Liverpool 1) Broadway Liverpool..] )7 Krondway Bromeu....]! Bowling Gre Hambarz..} 51 Broadway Liverpool 57 Bromdway +.) 7 Bowhng Green 9 Krondway. isept 24.) Mambarg..Jo1 broadway ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, 18 roadway wiGt WATER & 20 | Gov. Istand.,..moru 12 05 6 44 | Sandy Hook,....eve 11 20 eve 9 41 | Heli Gate smorn 1 50 PORT OF N EW 24, 1876. SUN AND MOON. Sun rises... San sets YORK, AUG, ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE WEKALD ST#AM YACATA AND MERALD WINTRSTONE TRLKGKAPH LINE, Steamer Erin ( Age 1%, with mdse wore t 45 52, lon « Mitre, London PW thurst. Aug 19 G0, passed Oark Toca (Gor), from Rotterdam for Phila- k, and the Dowaprit of the sehe was cnrriod away. dolphin. nin 9% 7, no American ship, show - ‘the sear shoal water, where s! q!x code wignal IMG, boand west; 10th, lub 47 43, lom | gay bor captaib asd crow of iwo colored \ og NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1876. 27 49, hark St Patrick (Br), bound weet; 2tst, let42 16, lou 34 56, Cenard steamer, bound cast. Steamer Hiela (Br), Carroll, Montevideo July 24, Bio Janeiro Aug 1, Bahia Sth, Pernambuco 7th, Pare 18th, with mane ant ers to Husk & Jevor Steamer benefactor, Jonos, Wilmmgton, NO, 3 days, with muse to Win I Clyde & Co. Hd Domunon, Walker, Ricamond, City Point and muse and’ passengers wo the Oid Dominion Steamship Steamer 4 C Knight, Chichester, Georgetown, DC, with mise und passengers tod 1, Rove. J, Hurrisburg, Worth, Philadelphia, with eoul to ig KI Vo, ‘aapuri (Nor), Byvertson, London 46 days, in ballast, to Fupeh, Edye & Co, Is anchored in Gravesend Bay tor orders. Bark Edward D Jowett (of St Jolin, NB), Malmqui London 29 days, in batlust to Sesmmeil’ Brothers Is an- chorod at Sandy Hook tor orders. Burk: Minnie tt (of Thomaston), Watts, Belfast 40 aay +. in ballast 60 master, Is @uchored at sandy Hook for orders. Bark Eilida (Nor), Boo, New Hoss 43 days, in ballast to order, Bark Eduard Ger), Malberstadt, Bromen 49 days, with to H Coop £' Co, Had strong westerly winds and to the Banks; Aug 14, on the Grand Ba sKepar (Fp), fishing (hud taken 4000 fh rme tine, spoke ship Alexandre ((Br), from Autwerp tor elaware Breakwater, Bark Appia (Nor), Sands, Antwerp 40 days, in ballast to Funch, dye & Co, Bark Mustaug (Nor), Birkeland, Amsterdam 54 days, in ballast to Funch, Bdye & Co. Burk Tomasino (ital), Caero, Lecuta 52 with sul- phur to Storey & Uo. Passed Gibraltar July 9. Burk Nor), Wingard, Kio Junciro ry coffee to B G Arnold} vessel to'Funeh, Edyo & Co. Crossed the Equator July 5, iu lon 37 51 W. Bark Conquest, (of Boston. Smail, Cow Bay 8 days, with col to Perkins & Job; vemsel w J H Winchester & Uo. Brig Favorit (Nor), Stoinarth, Dublin 37 days, in bal to Funch, Edye & Co, Brig Jolla Blake | (of Parrisboro, NS), Knowlton, Kio Janeiro April 1, via St Thomas 12 days, with rosewood to J ¥ Whitney & Co, Briz Cleta (of I with cocoanuts to Brig Siena (ol Charlottorown, PED, McLeod, Cow Bay 16 duya, with cout to Perkins & Job. Brig St Cuthbert (Br), Mablet, Cow Bay 11 days, with Perking & Job; Vessel to inaxor. ‘Scur James Young (of Boston), Young, Ponsacola 23 days, wiih lumber to SH Gordon; vessel to Parsons & Lowa, Awe 15, lat 28 40, lon 79 40, spoke bark Dundee, bound mat Sci Dora M French (of Bangor), French, Port Royal 11 with lumber to H W Loud & Co. y Alxbama, Rosy, Jacksonville 9 days, with lumber to TO Mien; vessel to Warron Kay, sehr i V Glover, Ingersoll, Georgetown, SC, 9 days, with lumber to ED Hurlourt & Co, Scr Mary Louisn, Gaskill, Washington, NC, 6 days, with naval stores to Zophur Mill Schr Win G Tutts, Jolin, Virvinia, Schr Jullas Webb, Leek, Virgint irginta, . Mears, Virginia, 7 Mariannu, Vonay, Virginia, Koma, Eastman, rn 7M A tiger. Quen, Virginia, ii Kurotas, Inman, Virginia, Sehr TA Wilson, Sopes, Virginia. Sehr J M Vandervoort, Brown, Virginia, Behr Helen Hasbrouck, Beunett, Alexundria. rJohu K Shaw, Coa, Baltimore tor Bridgeport, Sobr AO Lyon, Juffroy, Baltimory, BOrShip Saoino which was anchored in the lower bay, came up to the city 24th AM. b9-Bark Anna (Nor), which wus anchored in tho low: bay-came up to the olty 24th, PM. PASSED THROUGH HELL Gats, BOUND sOUTH. Esser’ City ot Now Bedford, Fish, New Bedford for New Feeumer Genoral Whituey, Hallett, Boston tor Now ei ‘Nair Anna Currier (Br), Van Worsh, St Jon, Nis, tor N York. . ‘per Mary Ellen (81), Peek, St John, NB. for New ¥, chr Madeira (Br), Piorsen, St George, NB, for New r Dreadnaught (Br), Burton, Windsor, NS, for ) fr Surah A Reed, Arnold, Middletown, Ot, for New fax, NS), Peterson, Kuatan 18 day: m Gex & Co, York. Sehr Lucy May, Freeraan, Konnebee for Selir Daniel Morris, Squires, Boston for d 5 London for New Yorx. New Haven tor New York, Chathain for New York ‘ow York, niv, Cook, Vina haven tor Now York. wick, New Heutord for New York. diridge, Fall River tor Providence for Now York. rifliag. Bridgeport for Goorgetown, New Bedlord tor New Yori. Millstone Point, for Now Benr i Sene A HW Huriourt, Sehr Kdward Wooven, You: Seber Warren Gates, Smit itnoy, Glencove tor New York. . Brush, Quincey tor New York, Behy JH Hordon, Baker, Lull River for New York, Sehr Honost Abo, Coombs, Block Astand for New York, Sehr Amelia, Crosby, Providence tor sew Yor. Sehr Almon Bucon, Crosby, Providence for New York, Schr Belle Seaman, Steelman, New London for New York. Schr Annie Chaso, Gibson, Greenport for New York. Fehr Oceun Ranger, Purser, New Haven for New York, Sehr Trade Wind, Grey, Hyaunis tor New York. Sebr Aliso Onkes, P.ilsbury, Seckiand tor New York. helir Bf Suulth, Nickerson, Rockland for New York. Schr E Closson, Tuivht, Bath for Now York. chr SW Blake, Blake, Dighton for New York. Schr Alex Young, Young, Buaton tor Now York, Sehr Mary if Rogers, Kogers, Buth tor New York, Orion, Patterson, Beituat for New York, ciwaie & Lilly, Huntiey, Bolfast for Now York, + Challenge, ‘Norwood, Clark's Islund, Me, for New ke chr Fred Walton, Walton, Kennobee for Now York. AT Rowland, Rowland, Gardiner tor Now Yors, yoait Eo # Cure, Ciapmia, George's Banks for Now ork. Sclir Adrianna, Morritl, Gardinor faz New York, Selir Reaaing ituitroad No 34, Adains, Norwich for Phila- delphia, ‘Sehr Albion, Johnson, Bangor for Now York. sehr Teiograpu, Thoradike, Rockland tor New York, yoght Geural Sheridan, stewart, Portland, Ct, tor York. detir © P Shultz, Young, Somerset for New York. Selir Mary Delamar, Merrill, Bangor for New York. Togan, Rockland for ew York, linus, Xockland tor Newark, NJ. 1, ddelfast for New York. Alien, Caiuis, tor New York. Wright, New Haven tor New York, ‘ton, Rockland for New York. fr salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Taunton’ for New r Fffurt, Rowe, Frankfort, Me, for New York. in, Wooster, Calais, for New York, r Plow Koy. Allen, Rockport for New York. Schr Georg Kilvern, Stanley, Bauwor tor New York. BOUND EAST. Sti w York for Portiana. Steamer Glaucus, York for Kostom Brig Fair Field, Morris, New York tor Stott chr Montrose, Allen, Amboy for Providence. ral tall, Grose, Amboy tor Jo: iis, Kelly, Amboy for Warehas bebr D Sehr L & feh rW W Brainerd, Fite Sehr Starllgiit, Jozes, Po Behr C F Lawrence, Keliy, Schr F Nelvon, Holbrook Sebr Maria, MeDonala, No Sebr H Curtis, Cartis, Po Schr Wm T Elmer, Tribble, cur General Banks, McFarland, Yort Johvson for Bow tor. Schr Olivo, Re Uutch, Harvey. Amboy for lrovidence, New York for N De York for New London, York tor Boston, ‘ork for Now Lor Johuson for Box Port Johnson for Boston. now, New ‘ow York th, Snow, mun, Brocka, Ophta, Port Johnson for Providence. Schr Poiuter, Dill, New York for Providence, JG Fell, Shropshire, Port Johnson for Provid: 0 B Murale, Bisiop, Fort Johason for New i . Sehr Hero, Bake York for Salem. w York for Uelaia, Nebr Sona! Scur Mary Se ort Johnson for Providence, Behe Odel, Winslow, Port Johuson tor Boston. Schr Cynthia Jano, Gardiner, Amboy for Providence, Schr Fred Tyler, Mrroil, Amboy for Poviteue Sebr RP King, Biivin, Port Johuson for Providence, Seur Harvest, Corwin ew York for Somerse Bebr Henry Gibbs, Co % in, New York for Wareham, Selr Olive Avery, Tooker, New York for Danvers. Bebr FS Miller, Miller, New York for New Lundor Schr Nupoicon, Young, New York for Rozud Pon Neitiy 8 Dobbins, Dol New York for Bost behr Schr G W Baldwin, Dennis, New York for Warohumn, Schr Ada Herbort, Browxs, Port Jounson for Providence. ag htlit Dwight Davidson, Froeman, Port Jounson for Provi- nee. ‘Sebr Moses Williamsoa, Woave jew York for Marsailies. CLLAiD, Steamer Diego (fp). de Gastaniza, Liverpool—R J Cortls. Steamer Coruwali (lr), Stawper, Bristol, E—W D Mor- an, Steamer Wieland (Ger), Hebleh, Hamburg via Plymouth and Ubervourz—Kunbardt £ Oo. Steamer City of New York, Timmerman, Havana—F Alex- andre & Sons. Steamer Isaae Bell, Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and Richwond—Old Dominion steamship Co. Steamer Beverly, Wallace, Puiladolphis—Jas Hand, Steamer Kleanora, Jonnson, "tiand—J * Amex Steamor Glaucns, Beurso, Kostoo—M * Dimocr. Sbip Malte (ir), dann, Londua—tuach, sdye & Co. gShib, Nuoto ltstéler sai), Laconimard, Naplee—John © encer. Hark Silo (Nor), Tellefsen, Liverpool—Fanch, Edyo & Co, ark Svanen (Nor), Nlolson, Newcastle, E—Louls Tetons Bark Olvers (Ger), Alberto, Bremea—Chas Luling & Co. Bark Rhea (Ger), Budig, Stettin—C Tobias & Co, Pd orton Stover, shorm Montevideu—J Norton, Jr, Hy Bark Potomae, Surrney, Philadelphia—Jas Hand. Hrig Lizzie Zittloson, Posgreos, Gibralter—Joha Zittlo- sen, Sehr Isabella, Hanson, Uatl, E—D RB DoW. sehr Ann KE If & Co. Garll, 1yler, Greytown, Nie—Strout Bros. ¥ J Davis, Shields, Capo Hayti-B J Wenber; si, Curtix, Ponce, FR—Sheband Bros, ar Ken Hole (Hr), Drake, St Jolin, NB—A J Me: Sehr Brizndier, Norton, stJobn, 1 P Brown & Uo. Amboy, \J~A Rich> Nash, Crowley, Provincotown—A G Flaber. ¥ Godwin, Williams, stamford—Stainford Manafae- Eo Brow Lightorage Co, Sioup Nevada, Jarvis, Now Haven—National Storage aud Ligateraye Co. ed, New Haven—National Storago and Steamers Wie) tor Hamburg; State of sylvauia (Br), Giaszow; Cornwall (ir), Bristol; City of New York. Hava Isuae Beil, Richmond, de; #ilp Mel chior (Ger), Hamburg, barks Uno Nor), Marselllox, by © (Nor, Cork or Falmouth; Adelia Carieton, Dunkie Berena (Ger) ruain; Montezuma, Barbados: Urixs Rovers Mowe, PointaPitre; Torrid Zone (ir), Port aa Prines. Aisy sailed French gunboat Guchen, Wind at sunset, ESE; at miduigit. 88. Barometer at , SOAS; at caidnighe, 30,17, MARLLIME = MISOELLANY, Suir Ixruxrip, Simmons, from Point Lobos for Falmouth, beture reper Bahia looky, put in Aug 2. Sue w: taking 24 inches of water per hour, aud a survey held on heron the dtu recomended tue immediate discharge of cargo. Sir Conquxnon, from Now York, arrived ‘at San Fran- jsdo Lag 24, lowkitig badly, from Horn, lust two mien had corsiderutie damage tv spars, &e, during heavy ner. Bank Joux A Haxvix (Br), from Windsor, NS, for Phile- deiphin, passed Newcastle, Dol, AM 24th, with lose of ture: topgailans mast seu Worcesten, from Baltimore for Onancock, Mo tea i= Norfotk tor Point, reest , tearing & portion of the iu the ‘and tho on the port jeamer's men acd « small of freight she had were trans- Ierred te the miuanter Tie Lesise starved for Haltimore, and meeting a steamtuz put the crew of the secur on her, and tug started back to the wreck. Scum Ht Ky, of Westbrook. 62 ton Ct. in 1862, has Been sold to a Mr Mil $3,000, and $9 to be employed in th sapoake Bay. The ll F Ky sui » jew Haven tO be delivered to the partios in| or trade in the 423d K Gonven FaGix, of Provincetown, was run down ank in Vineyard Sound night of Mth inst by ® coal steamer, which Inuded her crow ut Race Pout Newnunyrout, Aug 24—Sehr Logal Teaier, of Gloacester, bilged on Hult Tide Kock ad was dawayo:! © New Beprono, Aug 23—Sehr Inavella Jews rrived here to-day for repairs, baving be wreck in Vineyard Sound, TLDING—AL Kast Doarinz, Master Georys d will Lauueb in u fw wee! “ about 1,260 tons. She ix owned by te builder, J Winslow & Co und otters of Portland, und wil be & manded by Capt Jobu Chase, lat ch liow. ck building at Josep: "syard in Brower ix now ready to bo 1a" " e will uot be tof Sopt., The mass are in und the riggers at », from the yar Costa, 1,752 wo to be coummandod by Cupt OF Musans, of Portland. sh? will be used us a freighter tv wad from various European ports, WHALEMEN, Svoken—Jaly 18, lat 36 N, ion 83 ‘Y, the Sunbeam, Git- ford, trom New Bedford. SPOKEN. Ship Seaforth (Br), Woodw: Francisco, Aug 20. off’ Farallones. kk Hours (Gor), from Antwerp for Delaware Break- er, no date, lat 40 90, low G7 (uy pliot oat Phantom Noi) Victoria, Aug 6, lut 21 N, lon 123 W. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Axrwsnr, Aug 24—Arrived, ship Kondrick Fish, Henry, Philadelphia, Barstow, Ang 23—Arrived, "Mushica,” from 3 24th, rks HJ Libby, Buckinan, Now York; Cecilia (Ital), Cas- tanagola, do. Banxow, Aug 2%—Sasled, bark Edwin (ir), Borden, United States. Buumex, Aug 23—Arrived, ship Gustuy & Oscar (Ger), Kinne, New York; barks Sebastian Bach (Ger), Sandstedt, Philadelphia; Auguste Ger), Von Harten, Bultimore, ited 20th, bark Erna (Ger), Schuttes, Galveston, Crooxnaves, Aug 24—Arrivod, brig Mechunie (Br) Kelley, Quebec, Capiz—Arrived, bark Alianza (Sp), Bourlie, New York. Fataooru, Aug 23—Arvived, brig Mary Lester (Br), Grif- fith, New York; 24th, bark Vibilia (ir), Keuney, Cape Ha; ten. Guuunock, Aug 24~-Salled, brig J F Merry, Bradley, United Stats. Manwicn, Au 23—Sailed, bark Susan L Campbell (Br) Brooks, United State Hantixroot, Aug 23—Satled, bark Madre Cerat! (Ital, Marchoso, United States, Mavnr, Aug 23—Salled, bark Harold (Fr), Poutio, No Orleans. Livenvoon, Aug 24—Arrived, Lark Abraham Young (Br) Parker, 8t George, NB; sehr Heury Nowell, Burgess’ Mobile. Sailed 234, ships Montgomery Castle (Br), James, Sun Francisco; 24th, Rowantree (Sr), Cunningham, Mobilo; brig Clara J Adams, McFadden, United States, Loxnox, Aug 24—Cloared, ship Now World, Hammond, New York; bark Manin Cichero (Ital), Cardiglia, United States. Lxitu, Aug 23—Sailed, bark Byron (Nor), Christiansen, United States. Loypoxveuny, Ang 24—Sailed, bark "Matilda Hilyard (ir), Brooks, Philadelphia (not previoutly), Mansxuixs—Arrived, bark Puget (Fr), Asibert, New York. Prysourn, Aug 24—Arrived, stoamor St Germain (Fr), Rivoloux, New York for Havre (and proceeded), QuaxstowN, Aug 24—Arrived, ship Acadian (Br), Cons- ins, Phila selphia; barks Wm Owen (Br), Browa, do; Nicola, Smith, Calais, Me; Camilla (Nor), Christensen, New York; brigs Republic (Br), Thompson, Wilmington, NC; Emily Raymond (Br), Starrett, Ship Island, NS, . Sailed 24th, steamer Nevada (Br), Guard (from Liverpoo!), Now York. Rorrenpaw, Aug 21—Arrived, bark Trino (A\ New York. Saxtaxpun, Aug 17—Arrived, bark L YC (Sp), vampa New York. |. from Liverpool for San , Bardo, WEATHER REPORT. Hotrugap, Aug 24, PM—Wind *, fresn. Purmovru, Aug 24, PM—Wind NNW, fresh, FOREIGN PORTS. Arxxpat, Aug 12—Arrived, bark Elinor (Nor), Thornsen, Now York. ASPINWALL, Aug 22, PM—Sulled, stoamor, Acapulco, Gray, Now York. Bukxas Avuxs July 15—Arrived , bark Horatio Sprague, Atkins, Liverpool, Tu port July 19, bark Mary Rideout (Br), Glisen, for Bos- ton, lag: brig Jonny Phinney, Brown, for da. Caupexas, Aug 16 —Arrived, achr Nellie E Sawyer, Gateh- ell, Mayacuer: 17th, bark it B Mulhail (He), Wylie, St Thomas Jeremiah, Ford, Guadalouve; sehr O K (itr), utannas. DAUieK, Aug 14—Arrived, brigs Melitn (Br), Robinson, ‘hoimas; 15th, Willie Goodyoar (Br), Cusson, Wo. CuaTHax, NB, Aug 11—Arrived, brig J B Brown, Foster, Oporto via Pictou. Aug 10—In port, brig Jolin Boyd (Bn), North, w York, lig. Gorrunauxa, Ang 7—Arrived, schr Setugawa, Guptil, Gloucester, Mass, Havana, Aug 17—Arrived, steamers Tappahannock, Cooksey, Now Orlonns ‘and sailed 1th for WwW Hewes, Morgan, indianola (and sal xehr Ellen Louisa, Han Pousacola; 18th WL Colton, New O1 wt er City of Vers Crus, Deaken, Now York (4 dare ae ho ny H Jennings, Matoney, Balti- Bayly, Now Orleans; bark Desangano moi (Sp), Telleicn, ston. i n port 19th, barks Ella, Gover, and H D Stover, Merce, a G une: ‘ones (Br), Dauloy, tor New York ;duso R Lopes, White, fox Nort of itattorna’ brige Sparking Water, ‘tien: born, for New York; Ortolan, Dorp, unc; schra Indiauola, Brugora, and Ellen Louise, Haneson, une, HAturag, NS, Aug 21—Arrived, sehr Star (Be), Perry, i lphia, t ox, Aug 18—Sailed, bark Giulo (Ital), Paolillo, New Monravipxo, July 5—Arrived, bark Ads Gray, Race, Ant- (not arrived Aug 5): Lith, brig All Gomage Paysanderfor Baltimore (and proceeded) ; 12th, sehr Souti orn Home (Br), Thomas, I sth, “brig Water Lily, Tewksbury, Parauagua; lina, Allan, Portland. u Satied 19th, brig Water Lily, Tewksbar; Tn port 2000, sehr Bolle Hoopor, Gilkey, Maranzas, Aug 16—Arrived, brig A Pau port 10th, barks Jame ty arks Jain: ir kebaecn Ceruor J ils, Viin, for north for Now Yor! ; brige K B'Gore, Hodgman; FJ Morcym, and Georgo Gilehrist, Oreatt, for north of Hatteras; ale, Sbeppard, and AH Curtis, Sheppard, une; scar Moilie Emma, Sleeper, do. WoxtuuaL, Aug 2i—Arrivod, bark Amella Ann, C.outier, Pictou, NS. ‘ ated 22d, steamer Corinthian, Mensles, Glasgow; barks Diseo, Alien, Queenstown; Aino, Gradberd, do, In port 19th, bri¢ Dante (Hr). Morrison for New York. Ooxssa, Anz 17—Arrived, bark Horace Buals, F Now York vin Coustantinople; Kostae (tal), Parsello, York. xe rtnmauntco, July 2%—Arrived, brig Wolfville (Br), Bart: ork (and sailed previous to Aug 7 for Bahia.) 7, barks Stag (Br), Tyrer, from Philadelphia, . Torres, trou ary’, 26. disg: brig Contuur, Stanley, tor New Sr Baker, Cook, from Bultimore, arrived 22d, ott, jor Pate, Ide. Failed Juty 31, brig Gloria (Sw), for New York, July 19, bark Arabella (Port), New York, port, selirs ada G Shordand, Doane, ol ose, Howell, from do v “. Arrived, ship Supremo, Bevnier, Liver: . Hatteriy, Hamburg; HA Parr, Robbin : 22d, steamer Manitoban © Horse, Petterson, London Kinde, tianson. Grua, Apple: dore: Thecdosias Chrittian, Parnow, Newport for Montreal, wrod, ships Vivla, sinith, Liverpool; Thos Keilor, Lingley, Cardiff; barks Susnua Blaisdell, Sawyer, Glascow; Bertha, Bair Milsoky, Cardiff, Ko Jaweino, July 14—Arrived Waikor, Salt MeDougall, Gi barks Campanero (Br), ore: 1th, Hancock, Kinz, Richmond; 18ih, ship JG Lincoln, Loubard, Cardiff: 21st, bark Clura'E de Gilvery, Dauber. Brunswick; brie Hail Colambin, Hractou, ow York; Lewis L Squires, Blatchford, New York; 24th, sche © H Feston, Combs, New York via New Bedford; 24th, Vark Maggie V iTaxg, steed, Brunswick; brig JM Wisweil, Glover, Wilmingte iled July §, sehr $ C Bvans, Browstor, Barbados; 15th, bark Typion (Nor), Thomesen, Uuited States: sear Shep: Lerdoss (Br), Gook, do; 17th, barks Oxford (Br), Watson, do: 18th, Bhigma’ (Br), Jones, Valparerse h, ship Con? doren (Sw), Neigluk, san Franciveo, burky Mary tlogarth ip), Shields, Baltiniore; Louw (Nor). Klein, United States; ud, Auroolt (Br), Turner, Santas; ship Jobn W Mare, Morse, Valparaiso; 25th, brig Panny (Br), Codd, Sa vannah, Sailed prior to Aug 16, brig Sonortta, Townsend, Balti- pore. Cleared J . barks Pracis (Nor), Rosh, Unised States: 281b, Locena, Bianchard, Santos; Sist, Margurecha (Gee), Dait, Gutveston, In port July SI, barks Adelaide, Bailey, for Baltimor Gew Hooth’ (Br), for Mobile: Helen anjter, Staplers S Light, Snow, ant Fairy Belle (ir), West, anes (Be), Doras, from Baltinore, arrived: With; betes (Ger), for Gaivestou; Edith, Mall, Oliver, schrs Camponssa (Port), for New Yor lover, and Hector, Higgins, ane; and the above for 1 a rivals SANTANDRI New York. st Thomas, Ang Ang 17—Arrived, brig Acadia (Br), Ganion, -In port, bark Adda J Bonuer, for Turks Island and Philadelphia, 4 va, Ame 1it—In port, bark Jose B Mora, from N airived Tih, diuz;"brigs Goodwin, trom Marseille k, from Naevitas; Torrent, trom Havana; secur Knowles, from — (all loading for north of Hat 20—Arrived, sehe Gianmire (Br), Me 1, Au Cleared, sehr Hontensla, Lurrabee, oark Dannbe (ir), Fitarerald, Dubin, p Joseph Clark, Park Liverpool. ks ISLAND, Aug L—oatied, bark Brothers, Miller, ara, VIL Aug Arrivod, bark, Wm il Besse, Frost, lu; Oneida, from Anstratia, AMERIUAN PORTS, pARPONAUG, Aug 23--Arved, sehr Connecticut, Allen, madout, ‘Suilid—Scbr George R Vroctund, Vaneleaf, for George « town, D eamor Perkiomen, Plore Hie Grande 21 Howlan . Alex: — Arrived, Gipsy, Jaye Lakeman, Phiindelp Chirtstnd © Colson, Grexory. + 3 B in, O'Neil, Baltimore; sebes nd; 8.5 Byeknore, Thompson. Yrank 0 Dow, Gage, Balthmere aims, Port Johnson: & HM Herrimoms Hy im Bateman, Sproul, Ruscout. ss ‘Aniervon, Port Johuss co; Ira Lattrenier, Coleman Jartis, Perth Amboy: Delaware City; Kilen Perkin, Mivcholl, jomb, Powell; wa boo, Gonin; Melissa A Wiley, Gi ad = Meury I May, May, Philadelphia; J V Wellington, Ww iy Alteandrley Eile Mt Waste Dawry, Henderson; Thomus N_ Stone, Piteber; Shattuck Shattuck, and Mary B Downer, ose nanny Bi more: Addie M Ohidwick, Bird, Witulnzton, NE , Crowell, Phila jallest, New ‘York; brig Lizzie mond, Buoknaia, Antwerp: Waldo. Kates, FL +, Wintleid, Biber, i . Whalitinere: aches Ella M fayhew, Philaselpi 7; Mazule Mulvey, F aud Edith, Hall, Hobowen; Fe Jolinson. Also arrived 24th. steam Baltlmore : sches Mabel Burman, Xproal, divin; Fanule Holmes, Port Alex: Home, William Lawrence, Howes, ie, and LT Whitmore, Whitiore, Philudelphia Mears, South Aubo; Bi Wale, Arieard) aleaagiein hoe ee ee Cienrod—Bark & A Allen, Feylor, Havana, Ruiled—brig LM Kimball MORK, Aug 23—Arrived, steamer F W Brune, New Nati: sels Mary H Hand. Itnots, New York? Tsunc Ki tudley, Boston; Cyrus Hall, Ho Kennebec. Clourod—Steaumor Martha. Stevens, Chance, New York? mirtmis, Sehuleaberg, Bro Winnitred Manene, Bee ay ms Sp). tzius, Rio Janeiro; Amelia ( selrs Mary Freeland, lurk, New: Bedford: Abbie Aided Simonton, Hall, and Witham Bi L Franklin, Seward, Richtond, Me; MO Arnold, Arnold, Now Uaven. jjed—Ship Seriramis; barks Sleipner, Fiducia, Alice , and Anu Elizabeth. | “dt—Arrived, steamers Tuckahoe, Brown, Newborn, NOs Vineland, Bowen, New York; San Marcos (Rr), Burrows, Liverpool: ship Hannah Morris, Daubal, Bremen; echrs Chingarora, Jackson, Now York; Annie Hodges, do. Also arrived 24th, bark Gazelle (Nor), Bran, Longhewil- ley: brig Andres (Nor), Haveus, Rio Janeiro; schrs Oakes Ames, Edmonds, New York; Bkylark, Small, Kennebee; A W Fisk, Kelly, do; Rogor Drury, Baker, do’; Louisa Bird- sull, Warren, New London; Amos Walker, Poland, Boston. Julian C Pratt, Crowell, do: M A Fisk, Taylor, do; 3 Fooks, Craumer, Now Haven: Luin, Suow, Richmond, Me; West Donnis, Croweil, do; Allon Greene, Nickerson, New: Bodford; Daisy E Parkharat, Hoo idence. eumers Baltimore (Ger), Erdman, Bremeng irby, Charleston: Raleigh, Oliver, Wilming Wni Crane, Howes, Boston: abip Livingston (Br), Cros- by, Belfi irks Savanna (Br), O'Neil, do; Violet (Br), Havaing, Londonderry: Minnehaha (Bri, MeGoungte, doy Champion (Br). Barry, Havs sehr John A Beckermas, Hathaway, Bordeaux: L P Simpson, Boyee, H . Host ‘lem. Barks Champton, Savanna, Winifred, A F Stone, ‘GOR, Aug 22—Arrived, brig ‘DC Chapman, Duffy, Roston, to load for Cuba; schrs Anne Elizabeth, Deum, South Amboy; N Berry, Nichols, New York; Conneetic ut, nent, do. Cleared—Brig L Staples, Stowors, Palermo, ue TH, sey Pret: be ir Jowepn Masfleld, Stecle, ton, to lad for Puiladelphla. MuilegcSchrs Jas A Parsons, Young: Jas W Deputy, MeMahan, Active, Seawar aud Wu D Marvel, tor New Artie Garwood, Seaman, Philadelphia. LARLESTON, Aug 21—Clonrod, sehr Lydia Middleton, Bonnell, New York via Jacksonville, HY POINT)" Auz’22—Cleared, bark Tmporador (Bt), Chapman, Rio Janeiro, i \, Aug 22—Arrived, schrs SL Crocker, Thrasher, Port Johnson; Ville &, Haskin, Poushkecvsle. Ball d—Sehr 3 W Blake, Briggs, Now York. EAST GREENWICi, Aug 24—Suiled, senr Josoph P Ress. Gi New Yor ’ FREEPORT, Aug 16—Sailed, bark Graco Roberts, San Francives FORTRI 8S MONKOK, Aug 23—Arrivod, CRS Beethoven (Br), Smith, Sligo (and sviled tor Baltimore 24th.) Salled—Brig Andrea (Nor), Flavenos (from Rio Janeiro), Baltimore. Passed in for Baltimore—Ship Sirius (Ger), Moller, from Gaal Stee: om fast Bremon; barks Sampo Enrique (Sp), Bengulca, frm Havana; Ada’ Barton (Br) Presa tr ior Hlekimond-ieig Orion, from Bost saod tu for Hichwond-—irig Orion, from Boston, Passed out—Ships BD Motculf, for Antworp; Hebo, fur cis Hilyard, tor do; Dazny, for Stocks ‘ountess of Dafferin, tor Londouderry; Angela Ao onrne, for Cork. FALL RIV ng 22—Arrived, schrs J W Hall, Powell, rise, Seaman, Treaton, oodore Dean, Evans, and Daniel Brown, ‘Merwin, Bunce, New York} dd —Bullod, steamor Panther, Philndelphia Stephen Georgetown, DO; Nath hi Moncag. Muses Holues, FLUSHING, LI, Aug 24—Arrived, schr Bilas MeLoom, Rocklond. STON vi ‘chra Geo Sealy, McDonald, Havana Aug 19—Arrived, schr Lizzie Heyer, Pox ; Vernal, Paseagoala, MOBILE, Aug 24—Arrived, schre Mary Slusman, Adams, New York; Monadnock, Ottesen, New Orleans. MACHIAS, Aug 10—Sailed, schr L and M Knowlos, Har- rington, West Indie Aug 24—Cloared, ahip Forest Eagle, NEW ORLEAD Honor, Havre. Sulled trow the Passes, stoumers Moran City aud Knick, hockor: #hip Greenten = HW BEDFORD, Aug 22—Sailed, schrs Marcona, Mow- son, Jr, Dayto York: Floreace, Sackett, Huvorstraw, Gali Asrivedschre Nolsou Harvey, Wookd, Now York Copia, West, Rondout, Saited—selirs dato, Riloy, Trenton, NJ; Amolin, Otosby, Now York; WD Mangum, Chase, do; Chancellor, Ferguiok, do. NEWPORT, Aug 22, PM—Arrived, senr OP Shultis, Young, Somerset fur York, (wad sailed 23d.) ts 234, AM—Saited, sehrs Quickstep, Hutchinson, Hunter's Point for Baley’s Landing, Rl; Jacob Kaymond, Sufi, Somerset for New York. ‘Atelvod wt Jumostewn East Ferry—Schr Elias Pharoy Watson, Port Johnson. NEW LONDC Aug 23—Arrivod. schrs Carrie Holmes, Alexandria for Groton; Texas, Port Johnson; E WUliaus, Philadelphia for Harttor Sailed—Schrs American Team, for Alexandria; Uness, do, NEW HAVEN, Ang 23—Arrived, schr Ida Z Vall, Ho boken, PORT DISCOVERY, Aug 16—Sailed, barx Discovery, MeIntyre, Sau Francisco. PORT GAMBLE, Aug 16—Sailod, ship King Philip, Keb ler, Sun Francisco. PORT ROYAL, SO, Aug 24—Arrived, echr Amelia @ Ireland, Townsend, New York, PHILADELPHIA, Awe 23—Arrivod, stoamer Lancastor, Mills, New York; barks Matthow Baird, Nayes, do; Jcwste Goodwin, Kelloy, Curdeuas; Bessie (Br), Duirymple, Mult land, NS} Eliza White, Wharton, Boston’ sebre WoL Ab= dott, Ludinm, Gardiner: J B Ulayton, Gifford, doy Royal Arch, Crowell, do. ‘ Also urrived, steamors Juniata, Catharine, Savannah; Virginia, Hunter, Charleston; schrs Sarah ‘L Simmons, Gundy, Fail River; J J Littl Malde: Cleated—Stoainors Norman. Nickerson, Boston: Cathas riny Whiting, Harding, Providence; Florida, Crocker, do Richmond; EC Biddle. Jones, Now Yors} Vouste, i sclirs H Waddingtom, yra; Ulalume, Theall, 8 Joba, NB; MH Boston; J J Little, Gandy, Lynn; $ L Sim. mons. Gandy, Fall Kivor; A W Purker, Dean, 4 Jamieson, Worth, New York: barks Grad So Lynu Doek; Helen Sands, Bosford, Rotterdam pee grees lo. Boston: Margaret aud Lucy, WwW James M Vanco, Lee, Richmond, Va. Satled—Steamers Norman, Ontharine Whiting, Harrie burg aad Al: ee. 2ith—Arrived. steamors Vindicator, Rogers, Providence, Nortolx, Ford, Fall River; ship Sarah’ (Br), Saunders, Lom dou; scirs Flora K y. Crowley, Gardiner, Me: B Merson, Price, do; Helen A Ames, Endicott, and Flor Neweil, Fenhimore. d ‘arrived 24th—Stoamors Soath Tyne (Br), Hallett, + Leopard, Albertson, Providence; Panthor, Mills, Fall River; wivh, Ouver, Wilmington; barks J A Hare vie, Lockport, Windsor, N. Chiarina. Maresca, Trieste E Cano wn. Dublin; brig Sagua, Monday, Sagua; sehr . Martin, Cuibarien, via Quarantine; LL Burns, Crosby, ‘st John, NB; VL Hickinaa, same, Gardiuer; J K Huddell, Sharp, do; Boon orynolds, do: John A Griflin, Foster, do: L& A . Smith, do: Clara Fletcher, do; J Euton, IDG tor; Julia Ipawieh ; E Vandusen, Godfrey, Boston Cloared-—Stoumur aC Stimera, Warren, Now York: bark Alfwria (Nor), Touder, Falmouth; Gal Hambarg; brigs Killen F stewart, M Annie Watlace, Stettin; sehrs.© W Hott, fet: Jennie Middiewn, Whitaker, Bosto King, Now Bedford; Lorine, Somers, Opo Sailed--City of Limerick. for i Fool. Lewes, Del, Ang 24—Arrived, bark Bucefato (Ital), Chiesa, iiristol for orders. ith—Arrived, brig Clytie, from Trinidad for ord Dxtawake Beraxwatze, Aug 23—Arrived, barks Hrvat (Aus) , Leith; J J Strausineyer (Aus). Medinich, Glas ‘ow; Martinin (tul), Lauts, Belfast; brig Olinks (Aus), Frangull, Westport. 2ith—Arrived, stip Colchester (Br), Ritter, Bristol; bark. Armoniu (tal), ‘Cavallo, Hull; brig WN H Clomeuts, Lone don (and wus ordered to New York). Ship Speculator {s ordered to Philadelphia, and brig Olinka to Baltimore, PORTLAND, Me. Ang 22—Cloarod, sehr Hannie West brook, MeDuflie, New York. Railed—Bark Ageline © Adams; schr George Walker. 24th—Arrived, schre AR Weeks, from Gloucester, Fannie A Bulor. Philadeiphia; John A Lord, do; Sbaril Fork: LT Knight, do, SMOUTH, Aug 23—Arrived, schrs Alfred Kean, New York; Mary P Hudson, Lake, Georgetown, MOREL, Aug 2%—Arrived, sehre Arlo, Pi Nickerson, nud Eva Diverty, Gandy, Port Johuson, Sailed—Sebrs Americua Eagio, Newlone, Philadelphia; Rovert Hisir, Kingsland, Haverstraw; Hilde Ross, Lowls, New York. PSOVIDENCK, Aug 23—Arrived, steamer bl Wale den, Now York; schrs Alice Borda, Me me Philadelphia; Neud, Allon, Trenton for Pawtueket; Wm Voorhis Golde swith, Haverstraw: Jesse Wilson, Bartlett, Millville, NY4 Saran J. Smith, Baldwin, Rondout, nalled— Steamers Tonawanda, Sherman, and V noy, Somers ¥ Shubert, Rogers, Philadelphia; vehra MC Carroll, mond, Va; Blast, Taylor Trenton; Herth: Amboy; Minguits, tittps. ‘Ames: Sam Weller, Hrockwa! Peck, Avery: Belle Hull, Br Silboe; and Mary Fletcher, RICHMOND, iat at—arrivoed, bark Stat and Brock Gor), Joansen, Liverpool, Coiiod—Sehes Mattie. Rows, Norton, New York; Jose Elizabevh, Wexver, do; Lavolta, Whitmore. do, SAN FRANCISCO, Aus 16—Arrived, barks Victor, Stews a-t, Port Gamble; Enoch Talbot, Pondbollow, Seattle. Cieared~ Hark Harvest Home, Mattson, Port Townsend. Satled—Bark © L Taylor, Bere Port Gam 24—Arrived, ships Glory of th wi Knowles, Liverpool; Brodick Oustle (Hr), Thyne, Nowenstio, NSW. 4th—Arrived, ship Gou MeCiolinn, Wheeler, New York, KABBOK, Aug 15—Satled, bark Oregon, Edwards, Sao se. - FEV TTLE, Aug 16—Safled, bark Gem of the Ocean, San Franc: SAVANNAH, Aung 24—Cleared, sehr W T Cusning, for New York. % VINBYARD ITAVEN, Aug 23—Arrived, xches Chromo, i Bdward Kverott, New Yorw ng, Porth Amboy for do: Maria : Ned Suniner, do for Bangor; « sor, NS: Pair Wind. Providence rth; Osprey. two Rivers, New York, d—irie Mary U Hosevelt Vienbeth. Altice Vm B Thomas, Mary Sands, Calvin, Auna Boil, and Sehrs Osprey, Mayday and Loc: echte Eve OY adelphia for Bos: Rockport, Me i ‘ for Philadelphia; Net i ie f Henmington, Philadelphia for Boston. Detory reported, excepting selirs ‘Nellie @ ae hug 1o-dalled, schre_ Pi D ASSET, Aw stailer sehre jorens o New Yorks 20th, H Willams, Wainwright, don” Arrived, schr Kim City, Kk. 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