The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1876, Page 12

POLO AT NEWPORT Two Very Spirited and Ex- citing Games. THE FINEST PLAYING YET. A Remarkable Display of Strategy. THE REDS VICTORIOUS. Nzwrorr, August 26, 1876, ‘The inbabitants of Newport saw this afternoon some f the finest polo playing ever played here, and many Were found who were strong in the belief that the sides played even bettor than the Califorpians, and what they lacked in horsemanship they made up in Strategy and tolling hits. TUE SPECTATORS. A largo number of spectators were on the ground, and included from New York the following:— Mr. George Tiffany and wite, Misses Rutherford, Mr. M.D. King, Mr, Louls L. Lorillard, Mr. James P. Kernochan, Mr, Abel French, Mr. Robert G. Remsen, Mr. Hamil- ton Hoppin, Mr, Maturin Livingston, Mrs. F. A Stout, Mr. Clarence Rathbone aud tamtly, Mrs. Daniel Tor- rance, Miss ‘Torrance, Mrs Delancey Kane, Mrs. G. Cram, Mr, William RK. Travers, Mrs, ©. F. Chickering, Mrs) Thomas Chickering, Miss Biatchford, Mr. Peter Marie, Mrs, Beckwith, Miss Beckwith, Mr. W. H. Lowis, Mr. F, Sheldon, Colonel L, P. Kip, Jr, Mr. Royal Puelps, General R, B, Potter, Mra. | Stevens, Mrs, Edmund Tweedy, Mr. B. R. Winthrop, Mrs. C. B. Hosack, Mrs, Edward Cooper, Mra. M. J. Andrews, Mr, Walter Kane, Mr. Hugo Fritsch, Mrs. I. 1. Gibort, Misses Gibert, Mr M. E. Rogers, Mr, D. Torrance, Miss Gaudier, Miss Breese. Mr. George West, Mrs, Barlow, Miss Barlow aud Mr. Gamble, Mr Stanley and — wife, from England; Mr. Robert McKean, Mrs. #. Rogers, Mr. Harry Ingersoll, Mr. J. G. Johnson, Philedelphii Mr. G. W. Wales, Mr. Casper Crowninshicld, Mrs, Hannewoll, Mr. J. H. Whitwel!, Mr, John A, Burnham: Jr, Boston; Mrs. M. Ludiumm, Baltimore; Mr. Baron Blane, the Italian Minister; Count Litta, of the Italian Legation; Colonel Prince, United States Army; oflicers from torpedo station and Fort Adams and goveral of the “middies” trom the United States practice ship Constellation, THE GAMES, The games commenced about three-quarters of an hour earlier than usual, which wag a wise move, as it enabled the players to have plenty of daylight. There were twelve players, and as each of them ou the win- Bing «ide W.8 to receive a prize in the shape of a polo Scart pin and thoir captain to receive a silver cup from &r. Bounett, no little interest was manifested from first to last, and the spectators weroas much interested 4p the sport as the players, Tne sides were mado up as follows:— BLURS. Mr. Augustus Jry, captain; Messrs, John Mott, ¥. Griswold, Colouel William Jay, George W. Thorne and Scott, REDS. Mr. H. Ridgw: captain; Messrs. William P. Doug- S. Howlaud Robbins, Fairman Rogers, Hollis Hua- hewell and Harry Uvirichs. Mr, J. G. Bennott was chosen as umpire, The conditions were that tho side making tho most goals in one hour and aquarter should be doclared tho winuer, Hurlingham ruies governing, Tho playing was realiy to be ali done in an hour, the Olteen minutes being added jor rest, After the players bad been at work thirty minutes the reds were gener- ally thought to ve the strongest team by those who bad witnessed the many games played here this season, VIKST GAME. The first game commenced at a quarter-past five, when the ball was tossed in the centre of the lot. Griswod tor the biues and Ridgeway tor the reds chargea and doth missed. Atter some minor bits {twas knocked but. Aller it was thrown in Augustus Jay was the first to yet crack at it Ridgway was the next to play weil, and with the captain of the — blues be had a match in tue centre of the lou At this pomt Griswold’s horse ed badly, aod to the amusement of the spectators bat anything else to the players. He repeatedly let his boels fly, but ne one was injured, His rider, however, dropped his majict soon aiterward. All the horses were in the centre of tue lot Ridgway mauaged to get the ball out trom amoug the horses’ legs, und after striking 1 once very handsomely, aud with « good prospect of Seoding Wt wel! toward his goai, Griswold hooked his Malet aud prevented him from hitting it. Augus- sus Jay followed up Griswod, ao excellent piece of strategy, aud gave the bull u handsome back stroke, and bere there was some lively sport, Douglas, of the Feds, Mave # good point, and ‘he eaptaia of the vlues ked it back aga. “Phe ba now in the soutu- east corner of the lot, and cnt it nesr his oul nd Knocked it ‘out imiucdiately. The blues ot possession of the ball, aud roon bad it gomg at & rapid pace in the direction of their goal, but before it ot there Rogers, of the reds, play aplara in good style with a bac kot possession of 1 again, head on, and knocked it out Qeur Is goal. Getore the umpire threw itn they ail had an opportunity to eaten ther breath, Lumedi- Mely alterward, about tity yards irem the Rkby’ GOAL, hilo all the players were 1m « budale some excellent tport followed and some amusement as well. Ib was soou, bowever, knocked between the pennants by Ridgway, aud ihe reds scored the first game in good style, Tite, 8m. , followed by stroke, Ridgway SRCOND GAanE ‘The second game was calied Uiree minutes late, and AL tWenty-oix minutes pas the umpire tossed the Dall, aud, quicker thau lightuing, Kidgway wud Gris- Word were in the centre of the lot, the lutier succeed: fw im hitting 16 first, aud he was jollowed by Mott, Who repeatodly Knocket the bail toward the blues! foul, ina ¥ praiseworthy manner, Ridgway did not hike this, for He was at vis veeis, aud When be missed tt be (Kidgway) was able to send it back where Mott nad found i, Attor Rogers Mott sgain got control of the bail, and be “played well,” aid fortunately his 1) Was on band, with bie uuernng aim, be etruck it several times ee Ber Which won the appluuse of the lockers. pn. Douglas bere sent the ball trom the wei to the opposite © of the piot, and h taptain owas by this time able. to get possession of it whe Scott knocked tt back, SOMB GOOD PLAYING the riders being in very close quarters near tho feds goul, followed. Aud Le was no: knockou Ridgway was ag Wot uuu be bad made anothe oughout the entire game were pumerou , alter the biues nad got the bull tome distance away, played weil and sent it back again, aud be foilowed with ope or two good bits, and Bin bie omens, the bali being very near the reds’ goal it loo ee uf they were gomg te be the winners Again. After the biues got ihe ball away again their Phergetic captain did well lor is sido, bub Ube captain B! the opposite side stopped un. The blues at thie Nt played well; both captains were ihe principal tg Of ationtion, Aud their excelent playing Was re Warded by ihe approval of the spectaturs, Dougias for the rods aud Mot for the blues gave the ball a pow- teiul kuock together, aud coasequeutiy IF did not got a very great distance fer Ueiriehs Mgue a good point tor the reds re Was 4 knockout rithe vail was turown in, to close qaar oe good hits Was the resull Alter It Was extra ted Ridgway took it fn charge, aud after striking it several times had i very bear Lis goal. Able assintant, fol- Jowed his captain with a for tue Blues, stopped the bail poal, and Ue gatiauily saved defeat to further the iaterests of bis st ANOTHER KNOCKOUT. The captain of the dives and Dougias, of the reds, re nOviced to be playing well, Hidgway then got tt ad sent it OUL, and everybudy thouglt shat the reds bad Won again; but this proved vot yo be the cause ‘The dives thea plucked ous aud showed plainly their = = 2 A going through the At inal tune, and he knocked (Wout euntre of the Jot, and a knockout followed en tho ide of the loiy where Augustus Jay broke a Upon bis ‘return to the tray be made hit, which was followed by east mallet. ry ‘omg 4 Oeirichs, Robvivs and Kogers, of the reds, and Mott, for their opponents. The latior sirack the ball several times with coou eflect, but be missed ugood ball, Ridge way struck it immodiately, abd Dougias tollowed tia with an equaily good stroke = Tho.captain of the blues was again in luck, be accidentaliy dropping bis mallet, bat Mott got the bail, aud it now looked as if we vides Were to be vicvorious. The reus tn Douglas tound an bpxpert player, and at this point of the guive struck the ball and sent it ous in the southeast curuer of Robbins, while atiompung to strike the ball, alot slip and Kent i away over the hoadsot the yers, but fortunately it did not strike anybody, riswold here made a good back stroke, followed by his captain, who struck it several times alter the rede tad 4 at ay from his goal — Velricbs then fear the ball a telling kuock, sending it where Kidgway could get it. The iatier etarved jor it With his rapid pony, closely followed by Scott, of the blues; the latter “hooked” Ridgway’s mallet ta eood Style, and some animated piayiag tollowed, tue players being determined to win tae prizes. The ball was k stroke, but Thorne, | Nermipation to win, and they soon had the bail in | | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 1876.—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Jay bad beer piayyng with it to good advan- 2Way staried 2 hot baste for the Dull, guirg after W tage, betweet tue Jays, end he was succers'ui im sending buck oh Sistanee, dU in & second the biues lad Vic ue heir gol, Mott sending i there trom | Freese’s opposition that a regular commision, | of the sec the centre of the lot. Every inch of ground was con- ry and it Was hard to predict, owing to the ex- ceient playing of beth sides, who were to be the winners, Oclrichs, for the reds, and the esptain of the blues were noticed playing in’ good style, the latter giving the ball several back strokes, The ball was now ib the northwest ner of the lot aud was deimg worked gradually towara the blues’ goal, but the would- be captors of the goal bere missed an excellent opportu- uly to do some effective work, and each of them taited to strike the ball. Ridgway, a# usual, got and tolled it for several rods along the eastern boundary line, but Mott headed him off and sent it tn the opposite direc- tion, and Augustus Jay also aided bim and sent the ball near bis goal He hit it aga:n and it was within a few feet of the goal and directly opposite, One of the reds now knocked it out 10 order to prevent their opponents trom foliowing up the luck of their captain Mott, after the reds bad got the ball away, made a good back stroke. Wiltiain Jay was obliged to disinount to secure his mallet, and there was no little excitement, all the players rushing about like mad- men, Mott made another back stroke and two knock-outs followed, The ball being near the Diues' goal their opponents contested every inch of the ground, anu were constantly urging their ponies, They got the ball away irom the blues’ goal, after which Ridgway gave ita good backhauder, Griswold here played well tor the blues, and bis de- Nght was to be near Ridgway; horses ‘now in close quarters, and the ball wns out ot sight’ The bluesin a ond more had it near their — goal, and the reds were repeatedly calling out to their assistants to ‘Knock {tf out," this being done atleast a dozen times, the ball being within a few tect of the blues’ goai for ten minutes, Rogers got it away finally, uad W. Jay sené 1 back, followed by Mott, who “lifted” it in grand style, At this point Douglas was ordered to stand in front of ‘the biues’ goal, the reds seeing piainiy that their op- ponenta were playing remarkably well and that 1 Was necessary to put their best man in the position, It proved to be a wise move. Kobbing got ik away, and he found a valuable assistant in Douglas Ridgway gave {t a powerlul knock, aud it would have gone a long distance but that it was stopped by coming in contact with a pouy’s hoot, Some good ‘playimg followed tn front of the couches on the west side of the lot, and the re were heard to inquire as to bow much ionger they h: to play before the game would be catled. ball again was near the blues’ goul and there was no little excitement all rowud. ihe reds wero again engiged in knocking «itu, and it was a lon, time bofure they could get tt auy distance in the opposite direction, Ridgway got it away finally, but the captam of the blues sent It back with @ backstroke, Five of the redsat this polut missed & good ball, and it was again sent with great force near the blues' goal by Cuptain Jay, The latter's assixt- auts Were repeatedly heard crying out to him to do shat which they thought would ve ‘to their advantage, ‘The ball was now in the southeast corner of tho lot, and im 4 second 1t was in the ceutro end Captain Jay gave ita powertul knock, sending it away over tho heads of the players. Thorne und Captain Jay for tho blues and Robbins and Hunnewell tor the reds played well, Some exciting sport followed and some of the piayers were carrying their muliets contrary to the ruies of polo, The umpire promptly notiied them of the fact. The ball was now along the eastern boundary, where the spectators had an excellent oppor- tunity io seo the fun, It was soon, however, bear reds’ goal and the blues were on baud aud proinpily adopted the tactics of the res and repeatealy knocked the bull outside the boundary. Mott got posseamon of it and sent i$ a long distance, but Douglas, of the reds, sent it Back, and 16 was evi dent that the blues would not be able to get the ball anywhere bear their goal again; buy ne d tought nobly, und have every reasou wo be proud of their playiug to-day. THR REDS VICTORIOUS. The reds, knowing that the time was nearly w thought 18 was better ior them to try and keep the buil whore it was than to attempt to make goal and run tho chance of allowing tho blues to gain possession of tt again. Heuce 1s was kept in the porthwest corner tor several minutes, and finally, the time being ball-past Six, the umpire called game. The rods were victorious, having mado the first and only goal within the specified lime, Thus ended a game which bad lasted one hvur, and no better playing hax been witnessed tp this coun: try than was developed nu this long, eventtul game, in which both sides convinced critical spectators that they were masters of pola, ADDITIONAL GAMES. Two more games followed, James Gordon Bennett and C. N, Scott, who wore blue, and H, Ridgway and Fairman Rogers, woaring red, making up the list of players. The rst game ‘was decided in favor of the Ddiues in five minutes The second gawe was, indeed, @ brilliant one, and the blucs ared to have had it from the start. They played unasually weil and no better hits were mado during the alternoon than they were seen to make; they ropoutedly “litted” the ball and ouce sent it quite a distance in the air, Ridgway got control of it sev- eral times, but he and his partner were no match tor their opponents, aud in nine minutes the blues were again the winners. It was now dark and the visitors lett the ground feel- ing that they had witnessed the tinest polo playing of the season, ANOTHER SAVINGS BANK GONE. The Trades’ Savings Bank, No. 224 West Twenty- third street, was closed yesterday on an order of Judge Landou, of the Supreme Court, on the complaint of Deputy Superintendent Henry C. Lamb, of the Banking Depariment. The report of the bank for July stated that it beld $97,209 03 of assets, with a surplus of $2,204 97, $04,913 06 Veing due depositors, Its ro- sourees are reported distributed as tollows:—Bonds And mortgages, $55,375; bonds of cities in this State, $7,000; amount loaned on collaterals, $11,250; cash in other banks or trust companies, $10,061 95, and cash on hand, $8,220 13 An examination made by Mr. Reid, bank examiner tn January last, did not show an Ding materiaily dillerout from this statement, although the excess of income was shown to be only $643 49, { and he suspecied that untrue statements were mado regarding matters of which be could take no proof by the officers, Upon tho recommendation of tho Supe imtendent he made frequent visits to the bank in con- sequence of this suspicion, aud on August 9 last ho made an offictul report of it8 condition to the depart- ment, of which the following is an abstract:—The resources as claimed were as follows: —Three bonds and mortgages on the property of O. Baker, in Eighty- third street, quoted at $9,000, at $8,000 and at $5,000, which had been assigned by Mr, Lesiey, the Prosidont, to T. W. Freese; two bonds and morigages of Michael Grace, at Greenpoint, for $6,000; a bond and mortgage of — William — Atwater,’ for $6,000, upon the property No Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, which was claimed by the bank, bat to which no tite could be shown, and two bonds and mortgages of A. M. Lesley, the President of the bank, to a property in Beach street tor $15,000, which were not recorded, and to which no title was shown; call loans on Ubited °3 bonds, $250; I. Kingman’s receipt tor J. Rh bond and mortgage, $10,000; loan to EB, Newourn, 5,000; an overdratt,’ said to be good, of $568 13, and other assets, whieh rade @ total of | $83,439 34 The iubilities showod $88,178 67 due do- positors aud $200 due for interest, which would leave & surplus of $60 67, But Mr. Reid could not credit the bonds and mortgages to which no title was shown, and be deducts $21,000 from the assets on this account, leaving the bank eticient ip assets to the amount of $20,939 23. Mr. Reid needed no further proot of the insutliciency of the bonds and mortgages chumed than these facts, but he had been in receipt of Additional proof (or some tine 1h the persistent refusal of the Secretary, Mr. Freese, to give him full liberty of examination, and on ons occasion so rude was Mr re: quiring and empowermg Mr. Reid to make the ex. Ammnation, was veered necessary to be issued by the Banking Department. Ugly stories have been current Jor some tine avout the management of the bank, and one of the most suspicious circumstances ' con- nected with its failure is the fact that a brother 'y has very recently applied to be re- nisman of the officers, The number of S42, and {tis coubttul if they will get ilar. The order of t 10 show cause before lieved as ab depositors more than fiity cents on the de Supreme Court requires the ban! Judge Laudon, at Saratoga, September 1, why there should not dea receiver appointed. 1t 18 the opinion of Mr. Lamb that no generai distrust of saving institu. tions is likely to proceed from tis fatlure, as people generally looked upon it as “shaky. JERSEY'S DOMESTIC TRAGEDY. A post-mortem exainination of the body of Thomas McGrath, who was killed by falling from a window in Jersey City, was mado yesterday by County Physician Converse, The lett leg was driven about two inches above its normal place at the hip, and was shattered very much, Over the loft is the incised wound the origin of which 1a so mysterious, When Dr. Con: vorse peelod the scalp irom it be found that the skull was not shattored, only showing a hair hne fracture, This wound Coroner Gannon measured aud found it to bean inch and three-quarters to nd is looked xs though it might bo made vy the guard around the trig- again near the reds’ yoal, aud W. Jay wud Robuine at | Hus potat played remarkably well for their respective @olors. J key were foliowed by the galiant captara of the reds and his assietant Douglas. wo tovk posses: Bion of the ball, and « knock out followed. PLAY CALLED. The half hour being up in which they bad played the umpire called the game, and they were allowed teen minutes in which (wo rest. The umpire promptly, @t atx o'clock, said “Piay!’? and all went to work with Wal ‘The captain of the biues ‘*uiting” the bail ger of the cariine. Both elbows were skinned and the let arm was breken, looking as though MeGrath fell on both elbows, Mrs ‘MeGrath's injuries turn out to be not so serious, Her collar bone w not broken she B Ugly Sewlp Wound, & lonz broad bruise ont wed by the yun barrel anda broken wrist sed to talk to Coroper Gaubon yesterday, but he will make her tulk to day if possible A new theory about MeGraty’s death bas arisen, [tts said that the wound over his eye Was seen belore the tatal Malt, and 16 8 thought that Mrs, McGrath made tt with the car. v d subseqaeatly during tue fight watebed ber chance and tipped bim out of th dow, YOUTHFUL IiGHWAYMEN, Yesterday moruing, wile returning (rom ap errand for nis employer, Bernard S\ewmer, « lad of fourteen years, Was aviackodt by four avout the same ago and robbed of a twenty-live cont stamp He caused their arrest and they were arraignod before Jue tice Elliott, who cuimurtted theus to await the action of the GrondJury, The voys gave t Wynue, Joun Neal, cn y is tries, and clatmed that they dit not fob t y only wok how of him ‘0 Gave some fun WK the lite Dutevwen ys ot | other i MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT. Wan Darantasst, Ovrice oy tux Cuiny Sigal Ovvickn, Wasuinaron, August 27—1 4, M. Probabilities, Daring Sunday in the South Atlantic and East Gulf States, falling, followed by rising barometer, warm southerly winds, shifting to cooler northerly and easterly, and partly cloudy weather will prevail, with rain areas In the West Gulf States slight changes in pressure, cool north to east winds, partly cloudy weathor and occasional raing In Tennessee, the Obio Valley and lower lake region rising, followed by slowly falling barometer, cool northerly winds, shifting to warmer easterly or south- erly und clear weather, In the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer, warmer, southerly aud casterly winds, clear or fair weathor, and possibly succeeded by rain areas from the last section to Lake Superior. In the Middle and Bastern States, rising barometer, stationary to falling temperature and continued cool, cloudy weather, with northwest to southwest winds in the latter and with northwest to northeast winds in the formor. ‘The Obio River will continue slowly falling. THE WEATHER YESTERDAY. The following record will show the changes in the temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in com- Darison with the corresponding date of last year, aa tp- dicated by the thermometer at Hudnut’s pharmacy, Hexatp Building 1876, 1875, 1876. 15 3:30 P, M. 13 86 Tl OP ML. 7a 20 mu oP M + 68 13 UE IRR, ME cece oni OO) 9 Average temporature yosterday. Ase wee Average temperature for corresponding date last (OURNAMENT. Pa.apecemia, August 26, 1876, Twe moro games were played to-day in the chess tournament. That between Mason, of New York, and Davideou, of Philadelphia, was won by the tormer. In tho second game Roberts, of Philadelpnia, deteated Ware, of Boston, The score to date is as lollows:— Won — Lost, Barbour... 12 Bird..... Bag Davidson. 4a Elson . a Judd 2h Mason. . 8 Roberts 836 Ware... T THE PROVINCIAL RIFLE MATCH. Sr. Joux, N. B., August 26, 1876. In the provincial rifle competition to-day Gunner Won Lieutenant Colonel Moninzello’s silver cup. Bugler Hart took the Domville Cup, valued at $100. Euch of 107 competitors won prizes of some kind. TWO MEN SHO’, 4 CONSTABLE AND HIS ASSISTANTS BEING FIRED UPON, RETURN THE FIRE WITH FATAL E¥FECT. Br. Louis, August 26, 1871 ASt, Joseph (Mo.) special says B. F. Denham and his brother Bowen Denham were killed at Denver, Worth county, yesterday, by a constable and posse while re- sisting arrest, It seems that B. F. Denbam got into a dif culty with an unknown man, and tho con- stable undertook to arrest Denham, but was deterred by threats from him and bis brother, absoquently collected a posse to assist Denhams meanwhile took retuge iu a drag Store. Upon being ordered to surrender they opened fire upon the constable’s party, which was promptiy returned with such fatal efect that both were iustanUy killed. Thero was intense excitement and more bloodshed is expected, FIRES. STORES AND PRINTING OFFICE PURNED. Bartiwonn, August 25, 1876 A fire at Towsontown, Baltimore county, this morn- ing destroyed the grocery, dry goods and variety store of Mrs. M. A. Sheelay & Son, and the publishing and prining office of the Baltimore county Union. Total loss about $20,000; Insurance $10,500, including $5.500 in the Hartford Mutua! Company. It is believed the Vuliding was broken into, robbed, and then set on tire, EXTENSIVE FIRE IN SAVANNAH. Savaxnau, Ga, August 26, 1876. A fire last night destroyed Kelly's block of four six- story butidings, Stoddard’s three five-story buildings, Kelly’s upper wharf, tho matnmast, sails, rigging and upper works of the schooner H. P. Sinmoni id twenty-five bales of cotton, The loss ts estimated at $200,000, A NEGRO LYNCHED. Avousta, Ga, August 26, 1876. The negro Robert Williains, who attempted to ravish Mrs, Auna Bridges near this city on Thursday last and inflicted Injuries from which sue will probably die, was taken from Jail lust night by a party of men and shot dead, OCEAN STEAMERS. DATES OF DEPARTURES FLOM SEW TORK FOR THE MONTHS OF AUGUS? AND SKPTAMLER | Bette _ | Destinations Ipice. ceoteasr) ETE Aug 30.: Liverpool 14 Bowling Green 1 (Hamburg. .|61 Broadway YL. | Kotteruam. [50 Broadway 2 [Glass + Bowling Greem 2.[Liverpool.. [88 Brow! 2. |Nreme Bowling Greet 2.} London... 17 Bowling Gr 2 1/97 Broadway e, .. 158 Broadway 5°] Liverpool, |29 Bri Sept 6. tLiverpooi. {4 Bowling G s 7 | Hamburg: Broad 7 Glasgow... 172 Broadway vs 9. {Liverpool Broadway . 8 |tiavee Broxdway Anchoria Sept 9 [Gilasgow... 17 Bowling Groom Neckar a % [Bremen Bowling Green Italy ¥,| Liverpool. |68 Broadway Nevads 12°) Liverpool. |) 29 Brow Abyssinia 13. Liverpool. [+ Bowting Green Gelle 14) Mamburg. [ot Broadway atate of Nevada. 14 [Glasyow....]72 Brondway Californi 16 Glasgow... /|7 Bowling Green Austral 16. |London. Bowling Greea The Queen: ay ) Broadway Germani (Averpooi..|i7 Broadway Brewon Bowling Greem Hamourg.-151 Broadway Liverpool Browdway Liverpool Srondway Rowhne Green road 61 broadway London... t iSept 28.) Hamburg. BP-NOTICK TO OAPTAINS OF VESSKLS IN THB COASTING AND FORRIGN TRADE,—Captains or officers of vassols ongaged in the coasting or foreign trade, observ. 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SHIPPING NEWS| PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 26, 1876, ARRIVALS, REPORTED BY THB URKALD STRAM YACHTA AMD HERALD WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LIX Steumer Britannic (Br), Thompson, Liverpool Queenstown 18th, with mdse und 551 passengers to RJ Cortis. Aug 21, las 4989, lou 36, passed ship London for " 42.53, loa GI ‘mer Wyoming (Br), hence for Liverpool; 25th, lus 41 23, Jon 66 87, vrig DM Dickie (Br). u Bristol If, for syd- ney, OF; no dur 40.51, lon 6824, bark Chignecto (lr), trou Antwerp for Philudelphta, 4 Steamer Utonia (Br), Grows, London Aug 13, with u to Henderson Bros, Had westerly winds 49, lon 70 20, passed an Austriau schoover showing simmais HGP K. (Br), Sanson, Savanilla Aug 8, Aspinwall Poth und Kingston 17¢h, with mdse and passongers to Pin. Forwood & Gv. Aug 20. lat 23.17, lou 7404, fell in with steamer Colon, Gritin, hence Aug 17 for Aspinwall, with machinery dis bled, took her in tow wad brought her to thie yort (for pursiculars see nows columns), Stoauier Herman Livingston, Mallory, Serannah Aug 23, ig 17 and ath. | with mdse ay, Ferris & Co. Stoumer Asblana, Crowell, Casrleston Aug 23, with mare to J W Quiutard & Co. Ship Colchester (of Hailfax, NS), Ritter, Bristol 39 days, in ballast to Snow & Burgess. Bark MeGilvery, Jewout, Batavia and St Helena 115 day! with sugar to on 2 Hope May 23. had ligh' lon 6620, spoke bark ontobella” (Br), from Lt for New Orleans, 66 days ous; Iath, & brig bound south, showing Trowbridge & Co's signal? 19th, lat 35 30, lon OF Passucasia (Ital), boond ——; no date, lat 36, lon 10, sehr FS Powell, from Wilmington. NC, for Antwerp. Hark Sophie @ (Sw), Lozenstedt, Hamburz 50 days, wit'® empty Darreis and sult to Funch, kuye & Ce Hark Constante (Ital), Giadhetse. Rotterdam 40 days with empty barrels to Benham & Boyesen, Bark Commerce, Elliott, Turks Island July 24, with sals to Bridge, Lord & Co Schr Kila Pressey. Pressey, Baracoa 11 days, with fruit te order; vessel to BJ Wenberg & Schr AJ Bentley, Williams, Jacksonville, 9 days, with lumber to AJ Bentley & Co. Sehr Moses i Bramhall, Gillett, Savannah 8 days, with jumber to Jonathan Boers; vossel to Evans, Ball & C Jameson, Ve Raynor, yovinsou, Virgi Sehr JW Morris, Léngateeot, Vir erty amer Colon, Griftin, henco Aug 17 for As pluwall Gor particulars seo uews eolam SSED THROUGH HELL GaTR, BOUND SOUTH. Stonmer Grant (US revenuo), Fengar, Newport for New yeramer Franconia, Brae, Portiund for New York. Steamer City of New Bediord, Fish, New Bedford for Now York Svonmer alates, Walden, Providenee for Now York. Brig Reporte i 5 ew York. Schr DHolited (Br, Leach, Hillsvoro, NS, for New York, ‘Mchr MA Predmore, Sherman, Providence, for New York. o Behr Kdwin, Wright, Mrovideace for sehr Fair Wind, Bowman, Wareham fo Sehr i liga Ann, Torry, Huth tor New Y Sehr Julia tn, Stover, po Beur ML Rowe, Kotnebee for New York, Behr Zoe, Chase, Wareham for Now York, Sche A W Thompson, Thompson, N Schr Silvester Hale, Coloman, Taal Bebr Sterli Bali, Bridge) Behr Mat q win, Providence for New York. Schr Blast, Taylor, Providence for New York, Sehr Jacob It .d, New London for Now York, Sehr Island City, Allen, Harwich for New York. Sebr Lucy, Jones, Now Haven for New York. BOUND EAST. Steaner General Whitney, ifullett, New York tor Boston. Schr Leary Wardell, Haverstraw for Pawtucket. SehrJ B Cuaniugham, Baveock, Hort Juunson tor Nor wico Sehr Jas § Amboy for Boston, Beir Win MeCobb, Cleveland, New York for Dighton. Sehr Kate seruntou. Palmer, Rondout for New Bedford, behr AG Law . Fitzpatrick, Haverstraw for lrovidenco, Sehr Jennie C fuss, <ogers, Kusabethport for Norwalk, Sehr8 Purves, Lislo, l’ort Johnsou for Providence. Seh Poucedaly, Caswell, Hoboken for Newport. Trefethen, New York for Warchar. y, Gurney, Rondout for Providence, liaabeth, Casweil, Hoboken for Boston. yler, Hart, Port Johnson for Provideuse, Nush, Crowley, New York tor Provincetown, SebrJ J Worthington, Port Jubnson tor Providence, BELOW. Bark Derby (Ger), Huneken, from Bremen July 21, CLEARED, Steamer Odor (Ger), Leist, Bremen via Southampton— Oelrichs & Co. Steamer Wilmington, Holmes, Panaina and Straits of Ma- & Co, jel, \ussau, NP—Murray, Forris & Co. ennington, Galveston via CM Mallory & Co, ‘ow York, Quick, Now Orloans—Chas 4 Whitnoy A mer New Orleans, Dearborn, New Ozieans—Clark & “Steamer San Jacinto, Hazard, Savannah—W_ R Garrison. wamer City of Atianta, Woodhull, Charleston—Jas W efactor, Jones, Wilmington and Morehead Wm P Clyde & Co. jeamer Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk, City Point and o. Georgetown, DCJ L bt Richmond—Old Dominion Steamshi BteamerEC Knight, Chichest Roome. 3 ‘Stoumor’ ens, Chance, Baltimore—Wm Dal- Steamer Martha St sell. Steamer E C Biddle, Davis, Philadelphia—Jas Hand, Steamer Geo Whitnoy, Hallett, Bostoo—H F Dimock, Ship J 3 Wrignt (Bri, Crowell, London—Boyd & Hineken, + Liswell, Bremen—J F Whitney & Ship Minnie Swilt (ii co ‘Ship Valley Forge, Woodberry, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. ‘jurk Mex (Nor), Sallicath, Birkenhead and Liverpool—C Tobias & Co. Burk Maria (Ital), Ambrosana, Lisbon—Benham & Boye- *“Hrie Kodiak, Petors, London—F Talbot & Co. Brig Linda (tai), Costa, Lisbon—Benham & Boyosen. Brig H H Wright, Meyers, Gullipoli aud Palermo—Carver ‘& Karnes. Brig Plod (Aus), Tarnbochta, Gonoa for ordors—John C Benger. ‘Brig John Mason, Porter, Polat-a-Pitre—H A Vatuble & Bou. Sche Hannah MeLoon, Keno, Galway—Hl P Brown & Co. hr TA Stuart, Libby, Burbudos—Loayoraft @ Co. sebr Wu. Deming, Heigins, Black River, Ja—A H Solo- n & Stir Edward K Racket, Bergman, Jeromie—Wilson & Asmus, Schr Bvorgtcen (ir), Mitchener, &t Johns, NF—O W Ber- ‘. dehr W & H Wotherspoon (Br), Pettis, Windsor, NS—D B DeWolf & Co, : Schr Annie B (Br), Secor, St Johu, NB—P I Novius & Sor atone, Wilder, Sackville, NB—Seammill Bro: ny, Jacksonville—Sl ‘etty. ills, Savanuah —Evans, Bail & Uo, ‘ds, Miller, Georgetown, DC—Ablel Abbott. Sebr Austria, Brot le Schr Jasper (Br), Fowier, South Amboy—A T Honey, Schr Wk Burry (Br), Douglass, Perth Amboy—P I Ne- vius Sehr Czar, Hammond, Boston—Il W Loud & Co. Schr Gloucester, Houley, Providence—idgeon & Christo- phersen. tau Sebr Ki Sehr JE simmons, Y Selir Frank Queen Beir Lewis A Edw SAILED. Btoamors City of Richmond (itr), for Liverpool; England (Be. du; Holland (Br), London ‘Oder Bremen, Bolivia (Br), Giasgow, (Fr), ugton, Panama, via Straits of Magellan: Lo N City of Sais Antonia, Galveston via. Key W New York. New Orloans; New Oricans, do; San Jaci Savannah; City of Atinnta, Cbarleston: Benefactor, Wil- mington NC; E 0 Knight, ‘Goorzetown, DU; Old Domina: fon, Kichiond, te; stips Multa (Br), London: Nuova Rat. Mer dtai, barks Olvert (Ger), Bremen; Charles F Kiwell (Hr), London; sagaduhoc, Havana; Idabo, Clenfu- do egos; brigs klizuveth Scott (br), Cronstadt; Alfred & Mar- guerite (Fr), Port an Prince. Wind at sunset, WNW. Barometer at sunset, + at midnight, $0, MARITIME MISCELLANY, US Sir SUPPLY, from New London for Boston, in passing through Fisher's sland Sound morning of 25th, broughs up on bottom between Black Rock and Black Ledge, w! th: remained for about two hours, when she was towed of by tho revenue steamer US Grant, and prooveded oa her voyage without injury, Bank Many Frazee (whaler), from Poeifle Ocean, reports June 12, lat 49, lon 132, while hen » which carried away vulwarks on port sido, waist boaty and da- ther danuge. Bauk Acotna (Sp), Torres, which was at Pernambuco Aug 7, was bound trom St Mt Ga, with timber, to Mom tevideo, and put In July 26 leaky. Sho was repairing. Bank New Rerverso (Be), from Passaroeang for Pal- month, H, before ropurted, had been hove down at Maari- #t New Bedford Ang 25 tas July 20 to be re Barn built at Portland, Ct, in 1859, has bes gian Account at or about $18,000, Bate Jatara (Ger). Sternber, ported as having put into key Bailed Aug 21 tor Hamburg. Seue Faxnik Harn, from Manila June 22 for Ban Pran- ¢iseo, put back to Manila 24th in distress, ported, Cy from Laguna before re in distress and repaired. haviny beon in collision evening of Zid newr the entrane the bay. Soux Sxow xp, Cripps, © Boston (etore reported), wen Campodeilo Island, on the night of Aug tide receded she listed out aed from her dangerous p er Levi Woodbury, rignted with to Woleh Pool, where she will be repaired. The ship now butiding by Mr Jobm Currier, Jr, at Now- bursport, and recently parch yor & Lin- In and otters, ot Bo d will bawe fatue of the growt naval hero, cut by Mr Herbert Gioason, of Boston, placed on her bows for figurehoud. Neo new vessel Is building in the yards at Port Jefferson or Setauket, AtJ M Bayley & Son's yard in the former place the schr isabel Alberty is being rebuilt, receiving now deck and deck trames, both upper and lower, and tire new top. They are xiso rebuilding tho stoop Kxpress aud over- hauling echrs Jennie Kosaiine and Madison Holmes, cK PassaGx—The brig Kenneth, of Halifax, left Ari- PR, on the eh of Augu dianded w full Scott's Hoad, during # thick ward nud filled, Island, Magdalen Islands, gS voted wreck. Her PROvINCKTOWN, Aug 24—The dor and other Sshing wear picked wp at Gay Head, be- Jonged to the scar Gokien Eagle, of Provincetown, that was ran down by @conl steamer on the 16th inst, The dories re used Uy the Frye last wintor, which accounts for ther Dearing her name. Rocktaxp, Aug 24—Sebe Horo, of Boston, eame in colli. gion, im Muscle ide ‘Gua ith sehr New 4, marked AH Frre, ie, Sunday afvernoon, about 1 PM. it, Ac, Vut altor making temporary repairs proceeded. jew Zealand had bulwarke stove and otber dawage, but Cisco, Aug 26—Tho ship Lightning, havi igrauts, Weat ashors at Trowbridge, July 13, The passengers aud crew wore WHALEMEN, Arrived at New Bedford Aug 24, dark Catalpa, Aathony, Farragut | Pacifie Ocei bis taken on SPOKEN. Pitcher, from Fronsera for Ham Schr Thos R Fillebary, est burg, Aug 17, of Key NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS Merchants, shipping agents and shipmasters are tuformod that by telographing tothe Herat London Bureau, ad- dressing “Bennett, No. 46 Pieot street, London,” or to the Paris office, addressing “Bennett, 61 Avenue de l’Opera, Paris,” she arrivals at and departures from Muropean and Eastern ports of American and all foreicn vessels trading with the United States, the samo will be cabled to this country froe of charge. Captains arriving as and sailing from French and Medi- terravean ports will find the Paris office the more econuml- cul and expeditious for telegraphing news. OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS. Buisto., Aug 26—Arrivod, stoawer Arragon (Br), Symons, York, Buenun, Ang 26—Arrived, ship Auguste (Ger), Lintig, Now York; bark Leocadia (Ger). Schulken, do. Bancurona, Aug 20—Arrived, brig Arrogante Emilio (Sp), Liado, Charleston; sehr Thos F Ball, Ryder, Mobile. Dewux, Aug 26—Arnived, ship Bertie Bixelow (Br), Fer- gus0n, Baltimoro. Fixxrwoop, Aug 21—Sailed, bark Blomiaon (Br). Potter, Delaware Breakwater. Gaxuvock, Aug 28—Arrived, brig Tawe (Br), George, Bull River, SU. Orsnatran, Aug 20—Arrivod, bark Antoinetta C (Itab, Trapaul, Now York; schr Georgia, Robertson, do. Hutt, Aug 26—Arrived, ship Gov Tilley (sr), Humphrey, Bembay. Havex, Ang 26—Salled, steamor France (Fr), Tradelle, New York via Plymouth. Irswicu, Aug 20—Arrived, bark Monte Tabor (Ital), Re- petto, Philadelphia. Livexroot, Aug 26—Arrived, steamer Buenaventura (Sp), Ispena, Baltimore: ships, Vieginia, Barker, New Orleans {not previously) ; Rona (Be), Tranks, Now York; Kureka, Minot, St John, NB; bark Rocholaiy (Fr), Reland, Pensw cola; brig Bismarck (Br), Vi iow York. Sailed 26th, ships Carondelet, Stetson, and Caravan, Wae- folner, United States; Great Western, Simmons, do; barks Brazos, Fuller, do; Arabia (Br), Easton, North America; Ophir (Br), Edgott, do: Abraham (Aus), Mateovich, United States. Lonvox, Aug 26—Arrived, brig William & Anthony (Br), ‘Webb, Boston. Cleared 26th, bark Lillian M Vigus (Br), Vigas, North Americ Arrived off the Lizard 26th, 4AM, steamer Donmark (Br), Williams, fron: New York tor London. Montxosk, Aug 26—Sailed, bark Glitnor (Nor), Halvor sen, United States, Piymouri, Aug 26—Sailed, bark Probo (Ital), De Mas. tino, United States. Pxxanta Roavs, Ang 26—Arrivod, bark Torryburn (Br), Rouse, Goose Creek via St John, NB. ’ QvxuNstowN, Aug 26, 7 AM—Arrived, steamer Russia (ir), Cook, New York tor Liverpoo! (and proceeded). Yauuourn, Aug 26—Arrived, brig San Giovannt Battista tal), Scala, Philadelphia, Bailed from ——— Aug 26, ship Bombay, Work, United States WEATHER REPORT. Purmovrn, Aug 26, PM—Wind SW, moderate. FOREIGN PORTS. AxsER, July 3—Pasvod, bark Oneco, Henry from New York for Yokobama; 8th, Cremona, Gove, do for do; Her- mann (Ger), Bambach, Manita for Now York; 10th, abip Ciarter Oak, Smith, Hong Kong for do. Awmoy, July 12—In port, bark Milo, Kraebt, from Singa- pore for Shanghai, rep. Sutled June 29, ‘steamer Oxfordstire (Mr), Jones, New York via Suez Canal x Ledges Juno 80- Arrived, bark T F Whiton, ork. Arrived July @ barks Fred W Carlon, Curlon, Now York; Chas R Lewis, Race, Alyoa Bay; Sth, ships Herald, Gard- es Reno for Saudy Hook; 10th, Richard MeManus, Beal, New York. Bailod July 4, barks T F Whiton, Carver, Sourabaya; 12th, 8 kt Lyman, Pinkham, Samarang. In port Juiy 3, barc M 8 Tower, Hallett, for Melbourne. oHounay, July 21—In port, sbip Ivanhcg, Herriman, for Culcutta. Demerara, Aug 15—Sailed, bark St Lawrence (Br), Doe, Baltimore. Fatuxe Pott, Aug 23—Arrived, steamer Peruvian (Br), from Liverpoot tor al, Also. ved 26th, steamer Dominion (Br), Roborts, Liv- erpool tor Montreal. ULascow, Aug 22—Arrived, steamer Corinthian (Br), Scott, Montreal. Hawivax, Aug 21—Cleared, bark Lanburn (Sp), Ceorin, Falmouth, 8 Arrived 26th, steamer Bella, St Thomas and Bermuda, Sailed 2oth, steamers Geo Cromweli, Bacon, St Johns; Worcester, Darien, ILo1Lo, June 24—Cleared, bark Mistri (I'r), Piogeon, New York. Kixastox, Ja, July 80—Agrived, schrs Elizabeth, Frisk, Mobile aud sutied Aug 12 ou ber return); Aug 8, Sophia Hanson, Williains, Baltimore (and sailed t2tn for San An- dreas); 12th, Curtis Tiltou, Sheppard, Horto Cabello: 13th, Palos, Miteholl, New York. Suilod July $1, brig Maroua, Handy, Progroso; Aug 4, gelir Eugene, Cari, Black iver; 11th, uflg Fonvert, Moor Yainpeachy, pMataca, ug 12—Arrived, brig Thos Owon, Gaptill, Car- thacena. af MoxtKGo Bay, Ja, Jnly 29—Arrived, bark Horald, Meyer, Now York; aug 14, brig Edith, Ritch‘o, do; Addie L Bird, Lawry, ao. Monrnea Burry] bark Theodsins, Ubrintian, Cleared 23d, sicamer Memphis, Mellon, Liverpool. N Lk, NSW, June 25--Satlod, ‘ship Aberystwith i Francisco: 28th, barks Menshaw (Br), Airey, do: duty 1, Aline (Br), McBride, do; Lith, Os- seo (Be), for do; 20th, Holden (Br), “Agger. for do. Ocn Hanson Ja, July, Sin port, baik Josie, dn), Rees, for Now York, dg; brig Adeline Richardson, Drisko, for Philadelphia, Point Monant, Ja, Ang S—Passed, bark Eleanor (Br), Wooks, from London for Mexico, ali well. Pictou, NS, Aug 22— Arrived. steamer Worcester, Hedge, Boston (aod cloared 24d to return), Cleared 19th, sehr KB W R, Vinco, Boston. aQQuuanc, Aug 24—Arrived, bark Lavoramas, Adatr, Dun- alk. Cleared 24th, steamer Cortathinn, Menzies, Ginszow ships Advance, Rogera, Liverpool; Mary Durkee, Blanc Sharpness; Percy, Jensen, London; barks Frederick Ferthes, Von Rittern, Liverpoo.; Aurora, for do; Mario Proud. Sharpness; St George, Bryuges. Maryport; Con: at antie, Von Reinecke, Curdiif, Thuie, Warsland, London. Below 26th, steamor Peruvian, Stoith, from Liverpool. Syomey, NSW. July .0-Sailod, ahip Jasen die). J son, San ‘Francisco; Hawkesbury’ (Br). for do, 24th, ut. landshire (Br), White, San Francisco; 27th, Duke ef ‘Athol (Br), Peebles, do. ‘Swartow, July 13—In port, barks Anne Bella (Br), Forbes, and Mauila IT (Ger), Goouer Grom Houg Kong), both for New York; Tuck Sing (Br), Marvhall, une, SaMAuane, July 7—Arrived, bark Gen Sedgwick, Rogers, Batavia to load for SouRawaxa, Juni ed, barks Kdith Rose, Hard- ing, New York via Batavia; July 2, Kvening Star (Hr), As a. rvor, New varn, Bas ; 2 In po hip Fred Tndor, Bearso, for United Kings dom « bark ellsworth, Sinith. to loud at Sua rang for do or do, BINGAPORK, 8—In port, bark Arctio (Br), Owen, for Oregon; Gavesleud (Br), r.vans, for New York mau, Tyson, for London; Robt Morrison (Br), Da N York. yonev, CB, Aug 25—Arrived, sehr s M Haskell, Crowell, Bali, B. 37 Joux, NB, Aug 23—Arrtved, sehr Aarora Borealis (Bry, Finley, Poiladsiphia Arrived 28th ship Northern Empire (Br), Williams, Cher- ip Alleo D Cooper. Hump: ship Regina, McHenry, Live: McLaughlin, do. cl ‘24th, brigs Victoria, Christionsen, Havre; Muriol, Williams, Clonakiity. ‘AnMAGOXA, Aug ¥—Salled, brig Cuore (Ital), Castellano, York. AMERICAN PORTS, ALEXANDRIA, Aug 25—Arrived, schrs J T Wear er, Kennebec: Brees, New York; HR Congdor Providence; Amos Edwards, Boston; HS Marlow, Keun bec! Urleville H Peary, JT Weaver, Belle Crowell, Nellie C Pane, Aunie M Allon, LO Wishart, aud PS: Ciai Eowards, ——— for Washingtou A Rommel, Blea M Golden, and Susan B Kay) —— te Georzetown, Katied—Schrs Amos Edwards, Darien; Auntie KE Stevens, Calvin P Harris, DK Dvane, and Lomuel Mail (from wn), —. Aug 26—Arrived. stoamer Glaueas, Bearse, Wells, Hoboken; selire’ Laura K Abbie H Hodgman, Hodgman, steamer Huron (NS), SC Bird, Binekingto: Senator Grimes, Pillsbut Carpenter, Porte aud Moutrose, Al 4 Geo D Perry, rd, and Jacob Glourod—Steamers Palestine (Bri, Owens, Liverpool : Willie Lawrence, Kont, ‘Norman, Nickerson Philadelphia: Neptu New York; Darks Wm W Thomas, Boyd, ‘almouth for ordare; Clo- tild Miller, Jenfucgos, prige Helen, Farbish, and Turk; Mary Bartlett, Smith, Riebmond; Bride, Barteby, New York: schrs WG'Shaitack, Thatcher; W HB Herries, HBakor, and George K Young, Marshall, Baltimore; A I ton, Phinney. Philadelpiia; Modesty, Niekersou, New York; DP Gifford. Cobb, d 0. athon, Palestine, Carroll and Rattio- Hel. BALTIMORE, Ase 20—Areived, svencsery Chiline (Br), Now Yoru; barks ton (Br), Hilton, Tevele (Ital) bri RUNSWICK. Ga, Aug 25—Arrived, brig Alex Nichols, Peters, New York, to load for Cleutuegos, BULL RIVER, Ang 24—Arrived, brig FrancisJohn (Br), Bentley, Madeira; brig Keno, supposed from Bremen, WELFAST, Aug 16—Arrived, sears S F Seabury. Trimm, Bangor, to load for Beaufort, SC; 17th, Henry Whitney Shepard, Philadelphia; u’ Drow, from pork wn Gloucester, to load tor Jacksonville: "wh, 8 P Hall, Chip- and GL Bradley, Smith, Bucksport, to load. for mal; James ilolmes, Kyder, Bangor, to load for New York. bailed 17th. schrs Hannibal, Pendleton, New York; 20th, Jachin, Getebell, and Orion, Vatterson, do; 21st, 3 F bury, Trimm, Beaufort, 50, 2d, Karl Hingham, Win- ferport. ve Youd tor Now @ L Bradiey, Smitu, va BATU, Ang 24—Arrived, schrs Jonathan, Noal, Philadel- piiia; Win Capes, Kelly, Port Jolimwon; Satilte, Rivers, a- Villa River. Also urtived, schr Chas W Morse, Marr, New York. Sailod—Schrs J M Leonard, Crow! Georgetown; Abby 1 Dow, Young; Sarai 0 staita, Banké, aud Tillie Vander- hercher, Bateman, Phil ‘3 mi Navat Sea: | | doing good busi | WE om with unfailing success: wo to six boxes are ually sue ee er feb RISTOL, Aug 24— Arrived. schrs Mary BE Bradshaw, Ven- giider and Amos Falkenburg, Early, Philadelphia. mArtined A8 Belatol Ferry 32d, sch Young Teaser, Peco re, jelphin, BAKER'S LANDING, Aug 25—Arrived, sehr Hattie Collins, Brainerd, Hovoxen. CHARLESTON, Aug 23~Arrived (not cleared), sehr Hat tie L Fuller, Smith, Philadelpnian. CHESTER, Pa, “Aug 25—In port, schrs E & @ W Hinds, iM Read, ior Richrond; North America, {¢ rod, brig Alwi (Gor, 'Y, Aug 25—In port, schrs Eliza J Ray- nor, Thos Boas, and Alida, ldy for Eastern % rts. ERS, Aug 24—Arrived, sehr KL euney, Tolman, . Aug 24—Arrived, schrs Hunter, Fly, Pough- psie: Aun Amelia, Allen. New York, EASTPORT, Aug 17—Arrived, Alert, Webstor, An- wounds, New York: 20th, Paragon, Moran, WAST GRENWICH, Aug. 2—Salled, schr8 M Tylor, art, New York, EDGARTOWN, Ang 23—Arrived. sebrs Mary Lee, Sew York for Portsmouth; Ki Great, Conery, Bosion; Carrie Allee, ee . Boston for Charleston; empress, Kennedy, New York tor Portsmouth ; Arctic, Giun, do for Dauvers: Walter H, Parker, Delaware City for Pore jand; Ait wards, Bartlott, Philadelphia for Portsmouth YERNANDINA, Aug 17—Arrived, bark Der Nora (Ger), Lange, Liverpool. 1th Arrived. sehr Burdott Hart, Brooks, Now York. FALL RIVER, Ang 25- Arrived, schrs LM Lovel, den, Philadelphia; J Terry, Orrison, H Sailed—Schrs Surprise, Bow Ney, Chase, and Mediator, Davi rk. GALVESTON, Aug 21-arrived, sch Leonard Daniela Mack, Tampico, Sailed—Schr « ow Jor ad Clara Woo K 3 17—Arrived, schrs Alice Vane, Davis, Honduras; 19th. Kupid: morest, Galveston fur New York (and’ sailed sume 20th, Pioneer, Kodgors, Rue atan. at—Sailed, brig Julai Hambure: schr Zeta Pale Jameson, Cedar Keys, MOBILE, Aug 26—Arrived, sche Elizabeth, Frisk, Kings ton, Jn. NEW ORLEANS, Aug 22—Clearod, brig Prairie Greenleaf, Havana ache Jennie Wood (Br), Pizeati, Ku- tun. ORFOLK, Aug 24—Arrived, schrs John MeDonaid, Mo- aie, Versi Amboy; Maria Pierson, Grant, do. NEWBURYPORT, Aug 25—Arrived, sehr Chromo, Woos ter, Barbados: Losiie, Philadelphin, Siiled—Stoumer Achillos, B. Philadelphia, NEW BEDFORD, Aug 23—Arrived, sehrs MH Read, Bea ud J Clark, Northrup, Philadelphia: 8 Crowley, Cro ley, and UF Washburn,’ Muiligan, Haverstraw; Goldom Kay, Davis, and Joseph ‘Marsh, Brown, Rondout; Perry, Chaso, and Joseph Tay, Bi iadelphia, x 'S steamer Mayflower, ison, Annapolis, Md (on a cruise). 25th—Sailed, sehr Elias Rows, Lewis, Pawtucket for New Yors; Sylvester Hule, Coleman, Providence tor do. uW “LONDO: z5— Arrived, schra T Sinaiek: te ‘01 Grif. adelphta for » YW T Elmer, aud F H Miller, son, ‘hr Carrie Holmes, Alexandria, oy HAVEN, Aug 24—Arnived, brig Rising St , Ponee. » Cleared—Brig T Towner, Perkins, 8t Croix. TOWNSEND, Aug 17--Paysod, bark Oregon, Bd- from Seabeek for San rancisco. bepctorimed tee) Aug 18—Sailed, brig Elise (Haw), Pee "an. RSHURG, Va, Aug 22—Arrived, schr Reind Howurd, Albany, NY, PHILADE A. Richaras, rimen, I, ship Spoculator, Pitman, Bristol ; bark Thyra (Nor), Bolin, Ivigtut: schrs Kedecca M Smith, Grace, Gardinor; Willie Lasppher, Higgins, do. Alvo arrived, burks J J Strassmaayer (Aus), Medantch, {lasgow; Honry (Ger). Minssen, Antwerp: schrs Congre: Willard, Portland; J G Bubeock, Smith, Gardiner; James Sattorthwuite, Wolfe, do; JM Broomule, Douginss, doz Win Witer, Wharton, do; Sea Foam, Scott, Bangor; Mary Price, Campball, New York, Clexred—Steamers Rowan, Crowell, Boston; Tona- wanda, Sherjan, Providenco; Vindicator, Rogers, doz Vir~ iain, Hunter, Charleston; Maytlower, Pultz, New York; ark Carpione (Itwl). Braden, net. or Falmouth; schre John Rost, Allen, Boston; J Recardo Jova, Little, Clon fuosos, ‘Also. cleared—Steamer Panther, Mills, Charlos Moore, Rassell, Savanna! Salled—Steamers Pauther, Rowan and Tonawanda. Clow h—Bark Fortuna (Nor), Larsen, Newry (not ‘as before). DkLawaRe BREAKWATER, Aug 26—Arrivod, steamer Mons taich (Br), Rhode, from London; barks Gldurallock (BD), Waddto, Noweustle, in ballast, for orders; Jon 8 Hartig (2), Creamer, Liverpool, for orders, Lawes, Dol, Aug 26—A'rrived, bark Borger (Russ), Ni from Dublin; Josef (Aus), Ivaucieh, Limerick; Seopo (It Olware, Faimouth, for ord Passed to sea—liarks Sanna, for Chebueto; ship Due de Saxe, brig Hugenia aud sehr Ulalume, Salled—Bark Hrvat (Aus), for Bulimora, PORTLAND, Mo, Aug 24—Arrived, sehrs ER Emerson, Sears, Georgetown, DC; T Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ: AS Konnobee for New York. Shing, Hamilton, Gardiner, to load . ved, brig Hattie S Bishop, Perth Amboy; schra Alaska, Hoboken; WF , Delaware City; Franconia, Philadciphia; M bird, Georgetown, Also arrived, sehrs N rown, Port Johnson; L B Sar- nia, Geo Burnham, Staplos, Cardenas. Aug 23—Arrived, schrs Alusika, Thorn- Boston; schr pt \— Brig MOUTH. dike, Hobokon; 25th, L D Ratabun, Crowell, Alexandrin; W W Pharo. Gi Hing, Georgetown, DC; Robert 8 Grai H Edwards, Bartlott, Philadelp! Mary Brower, Leo, Rondgut: Charles ix Hollier, Coom Pe ; Empress, Kennedy, Poughkeepsie; IJ Tr: WidoID AS tarts, Adams, X as 25th, sehr Geor arts, jams, Kenus os load for Philadelphia. 23 PROVIDENCE, Aug 25—Arrivod, st Whiting, Harding, Philadelphia; Fi schrs Earl P Mason, Nickerson, Aloxan up. Philadelphia: J v Moore, Racket, Pratt, do for Pawtucket; Wm'M Everett, Me . McDaid, and Vermilion, Davis, Port Johnson; 3 Shropsl h Amboy: Wm Whitohoad, Titus, keepsic; Hannah E Brown, Sackett, Verplank’s Point; Nicholas Mehrhof, Mebrhof, Hackensack, NJ, for Pawe grckets B ¥F Woolsey, Tirrell, Dill, ‘ork. Sulied—Sehra R W Godfroy, Bachelder, Georgetown, DC} Naiad Queen, Smith; Saccess, Pierce; Ontario, Burdick, and Ann Eliza, Cousins, New York, PAWTUCKET, Ai Ke 25—Arrived, schrs Helen Augusta, ah ig Philadelphia; Nicolas Mebrhof, Mohrhof, Hackeo sack, Saiied—Schrs Send, Allen, Trenton; Eva Diverty, Gandy; IS Torry, Rarnor, and F C'Smith, smth, New York, RICHMOND, Aug 24—Arrived, steamer Wyanoke, Couch New York. Sailed—Sehr Chas E Moody, Arey, ROCKLAND, Aug 17—Arrives chrs It K Vaughn, Smith; Magyie Bell. Hali, Charlie & W Coustus, and WC Hall, Tolaan, Now William Stevens. Etwell, Philadelphia; isth, Rath Thomas, ff jew York; 19th, Leon- alhaven, do; 20th, Speedwell, Spaulding, fe L Hix, ix, dog 23d, Yardinian, Holorook, . Mullen, day, ei GQ ald 2 Richmond, Va; 19th, Hoboken; Pointer, ew London, RAK Vaughn, Sinith, and Clare kard, New York; 20th, Lucy ‘Ames, ‘Bishop ; jreen ; Bedubedee, Bennett; K Smith, Fpragues J rennet graph, Thorndike; Honest Abe, Gould: Leontine, Titusy Silas, MeLoon. Spear, and Alto Onkes, Pillsbury for do: 224, WO Hall, Tolman, and W Pavey. Spent, ‘hiladelpnia{ 24th, Win MeLoon, R SAN Fit sNCISGO, Aug 18—Areived, bark Papillon (Fr), Gonen, Braney. —Bark Oak Hill, Sullivan, Port Blak 25th—Arrived, ship Cartsburn (Br), Me! Warwick (Br), ‘Titurd, Neweaxtle, NSW; Sa Mylin, do; bark R ali (Fr), Messoc, Bordeaux, Cledred—Siiip Pactolus, Colcord, Queenstowus barks Jos Rann Trgeus rs, New York. Nor), Mortenson, do; Burbara Preve (Ital), HARBOR,” Aug Wa~Arrived, sehr Kate Nowman, Newman, Philadelphia for St John SALEM, Arrived, scirs WB Steel Jain, Philsdelptia; Aunie Jones, Gilchrist: & Harris; Wm Flint, Pendleton, and Mattie Ib Port Johnson; Frank & Emily, 9 1b, Hoboken, STONI 24—Arrived, sehr Richard Law, Haws king, Port Johnson; stoop Commerce, Taylor, do. VINEYARD HAVEN, Aug 25—Atrived, sehes H Curtis, Port Johnson for Bosto do ‘for sale all, South Am' for New York : urdiaer for ter. Dresden, Me, tor do; Jas Hl Depn Clark, Menara for do; Eva . merman, Bostou for do; AP’ Howell, and T Phtladelphia: Lark, Calais for do; Sere 5, Kant 14 for Kaltiiaure ; Ulara Merrick, Saco for Newark; Mart ks, Mount Desert for Kondout; Lb & M Knowles, M ching for iTavana (with bodstays parted); HS Bridzes, Washington for StJonn: Deight Davidson, Philadelpuia for Cambridge; Muria Ls Davis, Boston for do. dailod—Schrs JP Wyman, and James i Dopaty. WILMINGTON, NC, Aug 23—Cieared, seit ‘Mary @-Cole omens, Laine. 24—Arrivedl, sche Willie Luce, Spoar, Camden, Mo, WAR! HAM, Aug 24—Arrived, sehr Annie 3 Gaskill, Gas Kill, and Thos Vangilden, Vangilden, Pbiladelphin; ‘Argo, Gurnes, New York. : hr Wm H Bowen, Jackson WICKFORD, Aug 23—Arrived, sebr or font w York. Elm City, Kelly, Ae KINDS WOOD AND METALLIC BOATS, SPOOF oars, cheap. 363 South st., near Gouvenour slip. STEPULEN KOBRTS, ‘Rit “QUARTER mm extablished I Addross HUNKY ALPE, 15 Mone gomery st, Je RS FTE FINE BUILT BLOOF, YACHT FOR SALE—26 kee, $2 feet over all, 1234 foet beam : very desitw sea Bont, and very fast; fine cabin, YACHT, Herald Uptown Bem ies oP Inter ch ol BSAGR— THe Fiest CASS 3 ‘oorhies, in perfect order npletoly te “ORNELIUS ROOSEVE. “Ww We . ten JOR SALE—THK SCHOONER YACHY AGNES, OP YaAou? FISH, 16 Nasswa st oe (OR SALE OR TO CHARTER S BUECT SALE= Water Lily, amuil wheel steam Highs peed and in pet order for immediate asa twin BULLOCK, on th . Harlere Yd and 4th av. brid, or address L. G, }, Morrisunia, NY JOR SALE AND CHARTER-SiDEWHE boats, all sizes Ana de ughts fad sail Yachts, Laun-hes, T L STE) South e. JKKING ODER, ou by culling at Bat for sale, with full particulars, is publish achting Clreul be Umice S18 Broadway” i 3 10 CHARTER—BY THE DAY, WEEK Ok MONTHOA Taree class Voctt. 43 foot lowe, with large cabin aed stato room, with experienced crew, from 810 to Sto per de Inquire of ‘the owner, JOSEPH baOWN, Astoria. Loug Islauc City, WANTED TOF OH SE-A SCHOONER RIGGED Yacht, about B) tect long. Addros ticutars and price, J. G. , box 5.889 Pow elfen we eae YACHT To CHARTER Dav on Ww commodate eixht; experivneed captn able. For particulars apply to BILL BUR: m., Kast Rive ~~ MISCELLANEOUS. A® (Te DIVORCE: ent States FREDKRIC ace. Proreks QUIKTLY; ANY STATE, PAY WHE fond stor circular, AMERIOAN LAW stor Huse. onee piee using ot, Is ever withor f KSTER'> SPECIFIC Lt Conte G cient: price $1 per bo: seatod, with fall dirgesty is boxe Prey by , Chomists, 33 Joun se, New fork. 2 Wincnas ria’ AL {