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10 YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, SHEET. THE COBM FILIBUSTERS. Grand Strategic Movement and Vicforj by tlie Army of the Haekcnsack. Moonlight Assault and Capture the Enemy's Position. Tlie riri-souors Paroled "ou.

Honor." In (lie HBKAUD or yesterday were ifiven the par ticuiars of the digbandment of tlie remnant of Colonel Kyau's command or Cuban filibusters on Gardmer'8 Island and tlieir departure tliererrom, together with the announcement that a larse number or Cubans had been rendezvoused in a large building on the outskirts of Hoboken and on the margin or the Hackensack river, about four miles from this city. While the report alluded to was toeing put in type, a Quixotic campaign ol tile rlaieiilous description was progressing nnder tbi moonlight in the vicinity or that stronghold of th patriots, the forces engaged in the demonstration being a picKefl squad of about fifty United States marines, under the immediate command of a major aoout fourteen United States seamen, In charge or two ensigns of the navy, ana a possi of twelve or fifteen deputy United States marshals. The Army of the HaekermcK It -will be seen, numbered an aggregate offensive lorce of about eighty men, armed with, government and in light marching order. Theawagon trains, to order that the movements or the army might not be subjected to the daggers which menaced the accieut Roman battalions by reason of their great incnmbrance Trtttt impedimenta, had been re- dnced to a tnlaitnum. and comprised a single barouche, wlricli was occupied by General Barlow "United States Marshal, who seemed to think that General Santa Anna's theory or wanvas at least worthy of emulation wherever practicable, and a carriage was come-at-able.

The whole force or marines and seamen was drawn from the Brooklyn Jsavy -Yard, under authority conferred upon General Barlow by a special commission issued by the President a few days since. The deputies were drawn from their Homes, and the Marshal, as Commander-in-Chief, was drawn in the above mentioned vehicle. The men were embarked Irom.the Navy Yard on board a steam tender, at about nine o'docK on Monday Bight, and the vessel shortly afterwards steamed slowly around into IheKorth river. Having reached "point about midway between New York and Jersey Citv, the steamer "lay to" for uowardo of an hour, and the men on board were very naturally under the impression that they were on the look out lor a. Cuban filibustering craft trnich it was Linted was about to sail.

About eleven o'clock the tender ran up the river nearly opposite "TCcehaWKen Heights, and then dropped down to the Elvsian Melds, where the troops were noiselessly disembarked. The soles ot their shoes were padded with velvet to make their tramu less martial, bat more catlike. So one spote above a whisper: every man's heart was "In his mouth," and all the mctle pennies in the pockets of the blue coats and pants were ordered to be thrown into the river, anywnere, tor fear the "clink" mifiht give the enemy warning. Coughing was expressly prohibited, anu the men wore green shades over their eyes, for fear the giuter 01 their optics in the' darU might be seen by the watchful and wary One Irishman, belonaing to the marines, was sent bacS because he had a habit of ihinkin" aloud, and he was deemed, therefore, unsafe Having reached terra flrma the entire force, being joined by General Barlow and his deputies knelt in a circle under the deep shadows or the grand old trees on the shore, the "Stars and Stripes" were unfurled and the proud old colors drooped or their own accord, and as the night wind sighed through the foliage overhead and the river curgled on the pebbles or the beach, each-iuan raised lus cap reverently and vowed a vow that "whereas none but Americans bad any inherent right to strike for liberty, and Cubans were not Americans, the "lone star" or the "ever faithful isle" had no right to glimmer even in Jersey, and must be squelched ere another sun arose." A noble spnit bursting with patriotism shrieked out on the midnight air bet," and tua greatest consternation immediately prerailed.and ror a time it was thought the expedition would have to be abandoned. When the allusion was made to the lone star or Cuba, several billions or astral pickets overhead winked at their compeers on the blue field or the national flag, as though inviting them to leave such bad company, aud barelv hinted that thirty-seven aealnst the "lone" one was kartiy fair play.

AS soon as order was restored the oath-bonnd host leaped to their feet and tacitly formed into column, and at the words "One, two, three, marched off through the woods, on tiptoe, to the assault. Orer two miles of ragged Jersey roads tie icallant band stumbled and floundered, ana threats were made thai if any men during the remainder of the march dared to Kick their toes against the clods and stones, thus making a noise and producing order that might prove fatal to the strategy, a drumhead court martial would be instantly convened (without the drum or course) and the offender would je hamstrung lorlhwith. The wisdom or this policy immediately manifested itself, and 50 more cloa- breaElng was done during the eventful night. The command then halted, word was passed in a wnisper down the Hue that a "forlorn hope' 1 was called for, arJti the whisper, "We come!" went back: to the chieftain as half a dozen high-beating breasts protruded themselves to the front. All the deputy marshals tlien advanced to the front also and handed a slip of paper to the officer, on which were read by starlight- the neuceTorth historic memorable wortlsj "We go wliere glory waits' us Tlie lines were written by some or the deputies, and considerable time was in deciphering- the writing, as, for instance, the two first words were spelled as a single word or four lettsrs, Ac.

The "forlorn hope" then moved off slowly, but with a firm step, and the souvenirs they liaii left for their friends were sent under a strong escort to the rear. In a short time the main body took up tne line of march, perspiring and lamenting deeply the probable fate of their comrades in the advance and the scarcity or whiskey aud tobacco in the rear. General Barlow "had a few cigars along." but he had gone "to the front" in his carriage. JFlanKers and skirmishers were thrown out, and alter another "weary isarch of about hair a mile "a solitary" lootiuati was seen returning from the ad- vaace. He brought despatches stating that the enemy liad been round strongly posted in "a frame house abons yards this Bide "of Steffaiiy's floral park, near the HackensacK river.

Xo sooner were tue words park" uttered than the idea of victors' garlands suggested itself, and was deemed proudly suggestive of the honors to be won. The reserve was ordered to advance, but with caution, as it was possible that a slight max pcus might be productive or irretrievable disaster, for the honor aud perpetuity or the Union vibrated in 'the balauee nervously. About this time, as the reserve was deploying, a deputy marshal was marched back in irons irom the tront. He had imperilled the plot by incautiously falilng over a stump, and a perfect torrent of Spanish reals and doubloons poured Jroni lus pockets, making a claug like the Jingling or a thousand ramrods. A Cuban clad in a long wliite garment was seen to peer rorih Irom a window of the blockhouse, shading his eyes with his hand, as though he had just awakened from a fatiguing doze aud the moon's rays dazed his vision.

Tlie "forlorn hope," with astonishing presence of mind, prostrated themselves on the earth and thus providentially escaped detection. The white-smocked Cuban sentinel scratched himself a lew times, stretched out his arms, yawned a loud, sonorous "heigfc-o!" and disappeared in the darkness of the embrazure. "Everfthing was silent--you could hear the crickets chirp." In about ten minutes the "forlorn hope" were on their reel again, and at the worn of command, "Scatter!" they betook themselves to the fields and concealing themselves behind stumps and fences slowly surrounded the building and crept up closer. When within twenty- Uve yards a loud martial voice was heard to bellow out, "Have at them; down with the hirelings!" and in an. instant thirty gallant armed men were piling Into the stronghold through windows and doors and lorty-one "sallow-skinned spectres rose from their-conches and flitted like spooks Trom room to room or with chattering teeth begged for vquarter." were struck and the victors gazed on their prisoners and their booty.

Marshal Bariovr entered and demanded an unconditional surrender, which was acceded 'to after a brier parley in an unknown tongue. The arms were then secured and word was eent baCE -to halt the reserve. When all the arms were slacked an inventory was taken, as rifles ooo Muzzte-loadiutr rifles 600 Military uniforms and accoutrements 00 Kevolver's and side arms Table knives and forks 82 Skewers 7 Tin plates (dinner, not breast plates) 17 Axes (for meal and kindling wood chopping) 1 Two Kettles, blanket and some straw nsed for bedajmj, with a vast amount of otlier spoils, were taken, but baa "to ue abandoned. As soon as the prisoners-had got Into their pants and coats--few or them had Tests--they were mustered and marched out of the building, General Barlow, -with two of the Cubans who spoke some English remaining behind, and under command of an ofllcer or "marines tuc conquerors and the conquered marched on" ontiiclr return to tins city, it was anticipated that an ovation might be tendered the victors as they passed through the streets of the metropolis with tneir captives, and la order to make tlie thing effective and create an impression it was that each prisoner should be tea, churned. 6i a soldier Te qssrtcrmaster icportcd, however, tutu Ue liaa not sufficient cUula, aud the idea was dropped.

After marching two or three miles in exultant sprits, the reserve bavins already been joined, (ieneral Barlow came up from the rear, and ordering the troops to halt alighted from the wagou train. The men were formed in a compact mass on the river bans, and tne Marsnai, noiulngacigar In nisflneers, wlucngavc Him an imposing appearance, addressed the captive phalanx under the mellow moonshine, wlilcB, by the way, actually permeated nia remarKs. He told the prisoners that their conduct was Inimical to the treaty obligations ol the United States with the government of Spain, "with which we are at peace." and violation of the principles of the recognized laws on. the subject or neutrality. They should not engage in such enterprises as.

tney were exireraeiy undignified and hazardous withal, aud they were, Airtbcnnore, injudicious and IrauKht with imminent danger to the persons 01 the prisoners themselves. The United State was powerful, and would certainly suppress them, while they were incapable or resistance. As Rood citizens and law-abiding people, therefore, they should refrain from any snctt violation, and though no actual violation had here beea proved there was strone presumptive evidence ol the Intent. In fact, "a nod was as Rood as a wmK to a Mind horse." He wonla, therefore, not further detain them, but with, the understanding that they would desist and disperse ne would parole them unconditionally. The men remained mute while he addressed them, and it was thought a great impression had been mafle upon them, and that they would all volunteer to serve as special deputies to enforce the laws, it was subsequently ascertained, however, tnatonly three of the whole number could either speak or understand English.

What "sweetness wasted on the desertair!" General Barlow then reformed his forces, sale! "Good night, Boys," to "ihe captives set free," jumped mto liis carriage and drove off at the of his command, returning to the Navy Yard early yestertiay morning. The'Cubans returned to their frame house barracks and alter expressing their extreme disgust of the United states government and its from General Grant down to the deputies, they turned into their straw nests and were soon wrapped in a nightmare sium'oer. Thus closed the last campaum- orthe "Army of the Hackeusact." It was learned in this city yesterday from parties whoknowatlaoontit that tne men who uadbcea seized were merely a lot of voting Cubans who were themselves In destitute circumstances, without money or even decent clothing, and who had been, taken charge of oy a number of wealthy Cubans in yeff Vork. AH of them had been identified the recent expedition, and Cubans here deemea it their duty to provide for them, at least for a ante, until they conid flnd employment and provide for themselves. Tlie house on the llackeusact was Mred because it was commodious and was leased at a very low rental, and the ineo--manr of them-were asliamcd to be in this city in tlteif present pitiful plight.

They were not even provided with beds, but slept on bare straw, and were maintained at a cost of about forty dollars a dav, including rent, their 1'ood being ol the coarsest, thoutrh substantial, description. Oneoftliem came into this city yesterday in a highly indignant mood and pecnea the following THE EIUIOK or THE in tbe I'uueii States, that republic, there are not wanting authorities who, animated fey gratuitous aai- tnosiiy aud assisted by the armed force, dare to attach inoffensive individuals and violate private dwellings. At midnight on the ISth insu the Marshal of New York, accompanied by a company of armed soldiers, proceeded to a house situated in a neid in Eoboken occupied by about Tony Cubans, and while tney (the inmates) were asleep they were taten by regular assault, hemmed in by the troops and marched on towards New orfc. After inarching about five miles the Marshal, doubtless aware of his arbitrary act. placed them at liberty "out of consideration." This resolu- tjon was taken after causing them much annoyance.

Moreover, he had no proofs whatever of armament or o. anything Jlse of which to accuse them. Ttvo of the occupants of tho house were left behind under the pretext to loofc after it. and SlRrshaksubmitted them to a severe interrogation and even offered them money if they would disclose where the arras were concealed. This oner was itfdignantly refused by the two young men in question Tbe Marsnal will foe cited before the proper authorities bv roe to answer for his conduct in tbis matter.

MANUEL XL. BODKWUEZ. XEW YOKK, yo order lias yet been issued with regard to the tntictpatcd release on their own recognizances of he members of the late Cuban expedition now con- Snea at Fort Laiayetic. Yesterday District Attorney Pierrepontand General Barlow had the matter under advisement. It is understood that Mr.

1'ierreponi will visit the fort to-day, and will then, with, the east possible delay, consult with Secretary Fish, vlio is at present at, his Jiorne in this city, and rc- omniend their prompt discharge, should he iiave ounfl the Unbans willing 10 jrive thai hey will nor join any other expedition or a simitar Idnd. BIETROPOLVFJLV POLtCE. Trials of Disabled Policemen. Yesterday Judge Bosworth heard evidence as to le copdition of the following superannuated patrolmen whom it is sought to Judge, Sixth precinct; appointed Sep. ember 15,1859.

It appears since the 1st of Juiy, 858, he has been off duty for 382 days. Br. Gibson testified mat he had attended him all along, and in bis judgment he is not fit for rull tmty; could not arrest prisoners, but might penorm. court duty or sanitary duty. He is about sixty years or age.

Jonathan Olsborne, Thirteenth precinct: appointed April born April 5, 1805; off duty through sickness for fourteen days aud a hair since July, 1863. Dr. Blevm testified that in Jlarcli. 1S66, lie received injuries from which he still sunerrai. lie is detailed at the Jackson ferry.

David Costello, Thirteenth precinct, born February, lS2r, was appointed February isoi, and since July 1,1868, has lost eleven days. Dr. Bievin testified that he has had pulmonary consumption for four or live years; in? opinion was that he is not fit Tor duty. Coslello stated that he was injured the July not by being knocked down and trampled upon by the crowd. Henry Cronm, Thirteenth precinct born March 2S, 1S2S; was appointed 185S, and lias last twenty-one and a hair days through sickness since July Dr.

Blevin testified that lit: lias hcmuiT- hage or the and was not fit for active duty. Cronm testified that he now continues to do duty from six A. M. to six P. M.

every day at Grand street ferry: Dr. Kimbark attended him iu 18G5, and at that time be had conn-acted the disease, he was inlormcii, by running after a burglar, who was sent for three years to Sing Sing. James Second, appointed July 7,1859: bom April 9, 1S12, had lost 382 days since July 1S0 0 Br. Waterman testified that he nail soitealng of tlie brain and was not fit to perform any duty. Osmer OUer, Second, appointed October lost sixty-are days; is thirty-eight years of age.

Dr. Waterman testified that abont three weeks ago he treated him; found he had abronchu.1 affection, and the Uoard decided that he lins some disease of the heart that is incurable. Ober stated he was os. detail duty at the old Park Bank. Stephen H.

Siayoird, fifteenth, appointc-tl July, 1357; born March, IS16; lost no tune irom siukuess. Dr. Frcleigb. stated that he is blind; is detailed at the Commissioners or. Charities aud Correction.

He Has been blind ror nine vears ana has to be lea about by his daughter. William H. Jackson, Eighteenth, appointed December 24,1882, born September 2, 322 days since July 1S63. JOr. K-Unbark stated that he was not likely to live more than a lew weeks.

Samuel Arasea, Eighteenth, appointed April 2S. 18J7. born April 18; isis, lost uS2 days Trom sickness smce July Dr. Kimbark stated that he has paralysis, and is unflt lor duty. Henry Sickles, Twenty-third, appointed April 23.

1857, born la 1807. lost by sickness smce July I iSSx Dr. McDonnell testified that he has paralysis, and is nntit for duty. James S. Itislcv, Twenty-third, appointed July 8, 1857, born October, 1814; lost since July 1, 186S, MIJ; days.

Dr.jacDouneli considered his condition incurable, aud he is now in an asylum. Under the law they can be retired by a majority vote otlhe Board aud cannot receive more than saoo per year. It is likely that, with one or two exceptious the above parties will be retired, as the medical testimony shows they are unfit, for duty. The rurther hearing is set for to-morrow. M.

Shelley, from Fourth to Twenty-eighth precinct. C. Mulligan, from Fourteenth to Twcnty-iimtli precinct. Simon Gavacan, from Fourteenth to Twcnsy-llrst precluvt James Murphy, from Fifteenth to Twentieth precinct. Philip Keilly, from Twentieth to Fifteenth precinct.

I'atrick Kenealey, from Twenty-seventh to Twenty- eighth precinct James B. Bay, from Forty-fourth to Twcniy-flftn precinct. The rauowinj? special duty officers have been transferred to the Detective Lyaunnton, from the Fourteenth precinct; Henry Avery, from the Twentieth, precinct: John J. U. Tully, from the Fifteenth precinct: Patrick Kcarns, from the Fourteenth precinct; James Jl.

Tillcy, from the Third precinct. The following rules were adopted and No--. Surgeons shall keep a record of all cases at. tended by them at the station bouses and ou calls from station houses, with the date auduame of theuewoo treated and a brief statement of each case, and shall make written report of Eucb eases to the chief clerk on the last day of each xuunth. Resolved, That rr.le No.

99 be amended BO as to row! as shall not pass upon the physical qualifications of any candidate for appointment as patrolman who sball have been under his medical charge or shall have applied to him for examination or advice within one year ncit prior to the time such candidate presents himself for cxamiufitlon. He shall not cbarfie, receive or take compensation 1'or any medicines or medical and surgical attendance for or upon any member of the force. It shall be the duty of each surgeon who shall become cognizant or credibly informed of any violation of thie rule forthwith to report the facts of thf case, with the names Of the offending party and the witnesses, in writing, to the Superintendent, shall thereupon make such charges of and upon such report against the party. erman (NG), Riecfc, Ghent--Funcb, Edye A Co. Moses Williams, Rouen--Boyd Hiuc- FAI.LING OF A three P.

yesterday the balcooy of No. 413 "West Thirty-sixth street, upon which Margaret and Agnes Kelly and Ellen McGuire were standing in conversation, gave way, precipitating them all to the ground. Miss. McGuire was very severely injured internally; the others escaped with slight bruises. A KECKLESS HACK the afternoon of yesterday, at the corner of Eighth avenue and Thirty- second street, a reckless Jehu, who had neither His eyes nor wits about him.

ran down Cornelia Unras, whose residence is not given. The woman was severely injured about tlte head, aad her wounds muv prove fatal. The number of' the hack 13 said to be sao. THE JILHEET SrKEET STABBING Phcnix, aged seventeen years, of Xo. 4 PcKiaai street, who was stabbed by Richard Hurley, corner 01 Market and Cherry streets, on Monday night, at half-past ten o'clock, is reported jn a very critical condition; so much so that the Coroner at a line lioar was notified to laee his ante-morteiu statement.

AprnAT JN "vToosTER nine o'clock last evening, at Xo. 40 booster street, a white man, named George Saycrs, of Xo. V4 First street, engaged in an altercation witli tlie occupant of one of the rooms, Julia Thompson, negress. Both of them were drunk. Julia seized a tumbler and hurled it wilh considerable force at Sayers.

It came in contact with lus nose, the bridge of which was severely cut. The wound dressed by Dr. Armstrong, or The Central Office. The woman was locked up at tne Prince street station house. DEATH IN A STATICS two reports made to the Central office last night it appears that a sailor named Jacobus rnillips, at three o'clock yesterday morning, fell into the water at the foot of Franklin street, North river, no was rescued by a citizen named Ellis, and became so elated at lus providential escane from deatu tnat he patronized tne West street gin mills and got so drunk lie was arrested and locked up at" Captain Pettv's station Souse at seven A.

1L, four hours after Ins rescue. At minutes after nve in the evening he was found dead tlie cell at the Fifth precinct station house. The despatches are silent as to the cause of his detention ac the station house all day, when the court was open aud hospitals ready to receive patients, but as an inquest is to be lielrt by the Coroner more light will doubtless be thrown upon the case. YESTERDAY--Patrick Honlehan. at work blasting at the coraer of Fom-flfth street anil First avenue, was so severely wounded by apreiua- lure explosion that liis removal to Bclievue Hospital was rendered necessary, js.

Filedcnhclui, of cranu street, was run uowu by a horse aud vehicle, driven By A. D. Gobel, at. tuc corner of avc- street and Fourth, avenue, aud received a severe scalp wound. John lirophy, or No.

10S Cherry street, while swimming at piw So. 30 East river, hit ins head against a atone autl obtained a severe wonud. Kossi Koscuburgn, aged two years, of Ko. 170 TUvington street, was run over and severely injured by car io. 79 or the East Uroadway 'line driven Dv John Degraw.

who was arrested Th" casually occurred comer or Clinton and Kiviiigtoii streets. Mrs. Hobereid, or JCo. 2Sti East HimsKm street, at Su. 219 Woosicr street milduwu siairs and broke one ot her legs.

HOSSIELE DOMESTIC CRIME IB KEKTUCKY. VTliite Parent la lo Against of Scrgen-uts aud Patrolmen. At. a meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners, held yesterday morning, tho following transfers were officially SERGEANTS. John Gunner, from Twenty ninth to Twenty-seventh OTceinet.

Wm. 0. Phillips, from Twenty-seventh to Eleventh precinct. Wm. E.

Brown, from Eleventh to Eighteenth precinct. John McElwain, from Eighteenth to Twenty-nlntli precinct. Samuel W. Christie, from Eighth to Fourteenth precinct. Pmi.

M. Griffiths, from Seventeenth to Fourteenth precinct. George W. Herman, from Twentieth to Fifteenth preciuct. B.

X. Peck, from Twenty-seventh to Twenty-eighth preomct. layron Allen, from Twenty-ninth to Twenty-seventh precinct. George Townes, from Fourth to Twenty-first precinct. James Lynch, from Twenty-first to Fourth precinct pomamus, from Fourteenth to Seventeenth precinct.

Win. E. McClary, from Fonrteenth to Eightu precinct; Carpenter, from Forty-fourth to Forty-third precinct, Loomey, from Fiftieth to Forty-fourth precinct. Meets, from Forty-third to Flltleth precinct. Win.

w. DHUs, from Twelfth to Thirteenth precinct. --Wemyss, from. Tenth to Twelfth precinct Sandy lliggms, irom Thirteeutb to Tench prer.inct. John Crowley, rrom Twentj-nlnth to Twentj- seveiuli precinct.

J. Kearns. from Twenty-first to Fonrth precinct. Thomas Colgan, from Twenty-first to Fourth precinct. J.

H. McCarthy, from Twenty-ninth to Twenty- ecvcnth precinct, p. Lynch, fron Twenty-eighth to Eleventh pre- I nut. I of Coerce Hlh Himerktor Her Will. fLuxmgtou.

Ky. (July 37), correspoucleuce of Cincluuali The community was Ktartled ami horrified on yes- lerdity by a report that Tftonws II. Irvine, a tanner of tms cutuity, for many years president of tlie Ktchuiond Stare Company. Had itltemnta! to force his daughter, a handsome and surichtly little JEM, some fourteen ycara of age, to marry a young Hum by the name of KrouiiweH Ivcilli, slic persisting in a refusal, he held a pistol lo her Head ana allowed Keldt to lavish caresses on the unwilling girl. Even theu she would not con- scut to marry mm.

and the father shut her up in a room with Keith, aud told him that "slie would be (I-- glad to marry him when he hud gotten tnrongh with her." She made her escape from the room, and Keith ran after nor anil brought Her back to the house, and Irvine locked her uii in an upper room. Hw sleptuotltor luui gone to Air. Heury liowznaa's, who Uves nearby, lo escape her husband's cruelty, unit the poor little prisoner managed scna her, by a negro woman, the lol- lowing note, written hastily on a scrap ot DKATC Ma God sake, voinc home, or scud hcrp; lor pa is trying to make Bioad lujitli sleep witti JIK-. Whnt on u-iil I do or si'llii. fie not let me comedown Oh, ivliat will I i 1 um ill tlje hands of until Rome couit-s to Jicln me.

i'leas-'e, oh, send nia some help! lie has uttrfit the oil" the uoor already. Jlrs. Irrtiie gave the note to Mr. Bowman, wlio immediately went- to her rescue, seemu lier at tuc window of the room in wiiiclt she was coiiflnetl placed a ladder, which lutjipc-nefi to at ikmU. ami she came down on it, aud thus escapeit ihu clutches ol" her unnatural rather aud an unst-rupnlous lover.

JHr. Bowman brought her to IQWII and placed her at Captain Ueard's, where she 1'ounU protection uud nil the sympathy and tenderness winch kind hearted people would naturally show to one in her forlorn condition. VTarrauts were issued lor the arrest of Irvine aud Keith, and they were brought lo lowu by Deputy Sheriffs uochrane aud Dldiitkc, the trial seL for yesterday afleraoon, but the hearing was postponed till this morniusc at nine o'clock. Irvine was released on bail, but Keirli wus SUM la jttil in default or bail. Thnre is great indignunou 111 tue community Irvine Keith, and all Jelt that Irvine's ofleuce is inconuiai ible with a soiinu miud.

He lias been drinkiug a great deal lately, uurt this certainly has crazed him, lor lie not hcrclo- fore been an unkind lather. THK LATE KAIN oi'' SNAK KS is EAST TEXNKSSITK. -A letter Irom Nashville, July 17, states mat tlie account of the remarkable phenomenon 01 a ram ol snakes in Indian Gap, East, a oays since, proves to be correct. A field hand working J'or James Cook on his farm, about half a mile from the gyp, was examining the snakes OH the morning succeeding tlieir fall. one huge snaka he was in the act of measuring it with a string when he discovered that it was moving.

Startiug back 10. at- Jright he stumbled and rell with, outstretched arms on the horrid muss or the dying aud deatl serpents. One of them bit him in the thumb or the leit hand. The poor lellow hastened from the place as qmcK as possible and reached the furra house or his employer. He was given immediate assistance.

Notwithstanding every effort the bitten man died about sundown. The alarm occasioned by this freak of nature has not yet subsided. I Almunc for Xew York-- Tliis. Oa.f'. Sun rises 4 46 Sun sets 7 2G Moon sets morn High morn 01 37 Weather Along the Coast.

20--9 if. Part. Winit- WcaUter. Portund 67 above Boslon Clear. 69 above New TorK 70 above Philadelphia-- Cloudy 70 above Wilmington.

DcL NE Cloudy IS above -Washington KB above Fortress Monroe Cloudy 76 fcbova Blcumond NE Cloudy 82 Charleston Clear. 78 above Key West 85 above Havana. 83 above PORT OF SEW VORK, JULY 20, 1809. Herald Packages. CtptalMUdPurcenrof Vessels arriving at this port will plcjuve deliver all packages Intended for the HgKAU to our regularly authorized agents who are attached, to our Steam Yacht fleet.

The Netr Vork Asuoclated Preis do not now collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of aewill be Been by the following eilracl from tho proceeding! of the rcfulftr meeting, held Harch That on aud after April 1868, the Associated will disccmlmu, tbe collection of blp nem In tho ir of New Yorlc. unanimously. office of the HttRALDateamyaehU iTAMltB and I it Wbllebkll ilip. All communlciUoBi from Pre utirbo owners am! conduces to the masters of tound aele will be iorwarded tree of ehtu'ce. CLEARED.

Scotia Judkliw, Liverpool via OuwnBtoica --C Krancttlrn. fltetuunhip Niagara, BJakcauu, Norfolk, Point and Richmond--N McCreadr. Steamship Ncreua. Bearse, Boston--W Clyde Ship JLiiverpool--Thoa Nephew Phip Eucenie (NG), Vosa. Hamlnirg--Faach, Ktlre A Sbip Aurora, Barter, Caliao--Pabbri Ohauncey, Bark Koyal Uerkfihire (Br), Grant, Morean'a SOUS.

Bark Harie ClotblUe (ItaJ), Digorindo, Fcnarth Roads- Fuuch, Kdye Co. Bark Uiana (Br), Davics. Qloawrter--C Luling Co. Bark Providenza (Ital), Dotlero. Watcrford--J Phillips A Bart Aakur (Nor).

Tbommeson. Danzig--Punch. Edje A CQ. Bark Herman Barit Sabi kcii. Bark Tcreeina Viola.

Genoa--Juawrcnce. Giles k. Co. Bark Elba, Peterson, Havana-J Ward Co. Bark Horace Heals, Blaokeuslcip, Galveston--N Brigham.

Kark Limerick Lass, Marehman, New Orleang--H 3 Brookman, (Geared 19th.) Brig Frank (Br). Larsen, Merrill Co. (Cleared Brig Oliver Cutts, Nelson. Port au Prince--R Murray. Jr.

Brig Clytie, Dow-, Cicnfuecos--J Ward A Co. CiJ--GH Brewer. Brig Leo Wilson, Cow Bay-U IteWolf Co. Brig Titus (ir), Lovcjov, Charleston--Brett, Son Co. Brig Ernestine, Knight, Son Co.

Foster, Guadeloupe-- Wenberg. Schr Thos IToIcomb, Haxcy. St Croii--A Starbuck- Schr Neva, Card. St Johns, NF-J Whitney. bqhr Jesse LSomcrg, Moore, IntiianoIa--N KcCrcady Co.

Kchr Carrie Webb, Rowland, Georgetown, SC--Beniley. Miller Thomas, Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers. Georgetown. SC--BenUer, Miller Thomas. Schr John Rapp, Cote, Richmonil--Van Brant Slasht.

Ecnr A Van Brunt, Tooker, Port JelTeraoc--Van Brunt Slagbt. Schr Bloomdeld, Hcbbie, Stamford. Sloop Mary Elizabeth, Williams, New Haven--G Kackclt Bro. Sloop Kecort, Hart, ARRIVALS. TCErOETET BY THE HERALD STEAM TACHP3.

Steamship Idaho Cutting. Liverpool Julv 7, an'l Quecnstown Stb, with mdse and 679 passengers, to "Williams (fcGuion. Steamship Holsatia (NO), Ehlers, Hamburg July 7. via Havre 10th, at 10 AM, with mdsft and passengers, to Kun- Etearaship Fulton, Jones, Copenhagen July 1, with itb Eteamshio Hansa, hence for Bremen; 18th, Au UC 8 months, died and was biined at sea. Steamship San Jacinto, Atkins, tjaraunah, with mdse and passengers, to Wm Garrison.

Steamship Kninht, Denty, Heorgetown, IG, with and passensers, to Phillips Brown. Steamship John Gibson, Winters, TTnshington, DC, with nitlsc and passengers, to Phillips fc Brown. Bark Sofia (Ital), Andisson, Leghorn, 75 darp. with marble and to William Pate. Passed Gibraltar June 1.

bgu: winds and calms the entire passage, Barklilaciutoatal), Moatano, days, with and 4b to Phillips Passen Gibraltar June3. Had lighf metal aheatUog itrlpned ou" and her bottom calked and painted. The iteamboit Mattano, 276 toni, 1 on Dean'i railway. Red Hook, her bottom painted, btsldu other repairs. The KhooEM Burnplt, 145 tons, built in Cape May In 18M, and owned by A Vegclius, is on Fogarty Go's sectional dock at Kcd Uook, having her bottom calked and pafntecl.

The brig toni, hnllt and owned in Shelburne, will follow tho schooner, for the purpose of having her old yeliow metal sheathing taken, off and her bottom calked and painted, Zllnrlne Disasters. Snip WITCH or TUB WAVE, Batchelder. from New York for Hong Kong, put into Kio Janeiro Jude with mainmast sprung. (Tbe ntiove was incorrectly reported yesterday las toe Crest of the Wave). BAEK SAKEITA, Hardie, from Boston for Asplnwill with lumber ami Ice, ran ou shore at Leghorn Breaker, about 10 tai.

i northward of St George's, Bermuda, on tho Sth lost, being water logged at the time, and could not make tho port, the wind being off shore at the time. She will probably 1 6 a total wreck. The sails and most of her stores, with a portion of ber lumber, were saved and taken ashore. The crew had landed in safety. (The was built in Boiv- doinham.

Me, In ISM, was an Al vessel of 31U tons measurement and owned by 1) Patten, of. Bath, Me.) BARK from Philadelphia for Cronstadt, was at anchor off the Lodge, Delaware, ikh inst, with jibboom carried away. Bnirt PRAIKIEROSE, from Cardenas for Philadelnbi.1. was off Newcastle, Del, 19th lust, with mainmasihea'd carried away. Bcio ABBVF LABRAUF.E, from Eangor via Norwalk for NYork, before 'reported capsized off Captain's Island, has been taken into Greenwich harbor afloat bv the Coast Wrecking CO'B steamer A Winauts and schr'Curtm.

The brig was turned over, raised to the surface and pumped out 1 fc4 hours by the Wrecking Co. The bodies of the captain's wife and child were recovered bv the divers. The vessel has sustained but very little damage and ia readv to proceed on her voyage. Sciut AUGUSTINE, from Bangor for Boston, with lumber, went ashore night of Iho 19th Inst on Fawn Island; she was iowed off and up to Boston 20lh, full of water. Sraia AT-SO-MA (Cshlns vessel).

Wilcoi, was struck by Itehtmrlglo'tn mst. oil Crane Island while bound eastward. The bolt struck in the centre of cap of the topmast and went directly down throu-'h, lakh!" out a quarter of almost tbe entire mast. All hands on board were paralyzed. St.oorIsT.rx, Hyatt, from Ronciout, laden with stone, sunk near Tarrylown Sunday night.

No lives LIVERPOOL, July 20--Barl: Hector (of St John, NBl, Cant Nelson, from London May 21 for i'orfc, has put into Slromness leaky, and will probably discharge for repairs. FATAL, June 23--The shin Sllistria (Br). Steer, from San Francisco for Liverpool (wheat), arrived here June 9 leaky and with 2'JO tons of her cargo thrown overboar-i. The brij: Hortense hap been chartered to take on board tons of the cargo to Liverpool. The bark Acasco has also been PLYMOUTH, July 5--Off, NYork for CfOU- Btadt, 6lh Harriet, Gibbs (from Wllrnlnston, KC), Ant- Pok-oK, PR, juijr 3-In port brlgi Italia, Haye, for Baltimore; John Kicbarde, Kimball, for NVork; Blanche.

Dean, for Boston; scbr Gray. PJllsburj, for do. BoSViWda IX JtUy 1 1 BCbrfc rasr KttBl! a fOT Jnly 4-Arrivcd, Oscar (Norw), Kellsen, RlorkiSlb, Harry Warren (Br), Addle, Caliao (and TthforJboncton); felmontNtl). Volke, Portland, Mercur (and sailed 6th for Liverpool) Riria Kemwall, Penaacola: Otillia (Korw), Marconni, NYork; bth, Ardudwy (Br), Williams, do; Solway Oueen (Br), Grifliths, do (and sailed Othfor Belfast)- General Shep- IPJ. Mcrrfman.

Caliao; 7th, Seotsmaiii i NYork Mos8 i Rose Xermia (Br), Brown, eon, and Tcrcsina (Itul 1 Lauro, do. Sailed 6tu. Brare, Lucas (from NYork), Gloucester-" Kate (from NXork). Limerkk; Sth, Lizzie, Kobertc (from NYork). Gloucester; 9(h, Carriugton.

Strickland (from NVork), do. RW JANEIRO, June 19--Arrived, bark Talisman (Br, Anderson Baltimore via Peruambuco; also arrived 18th, brie (not achr) Eliza Stephens, Phinney, New Orleans. In port June ship Witch of the Wave, Batebclder. from NYork Tor Hong Kong (put in 11th for repairs). ST HKI.KNA, June II--Arrived, Daniel Draper, Calcutta for Boston: Thames, Arnold.

Blasulioatam (and sailed 12th for NYork), STJOUN, NB. Julv 19--Arrived, barks Borneo (Br), Dunlop, Boston; Milicete (Br), Wren, do, Siifledigth, brig Wenonah, SmKh (from Wentworth. haxung repaired), Philadelphia. TEXBL, July ludtistrie, Hilken, Baltimore, TAGLB BAY, Mar 27--Ari-ired, Svdpo.en. Sllrcraparrv.

SfiiRjiporc for NYork, put in for repairs; Jumsl, Lyall, i 2d, Armcufn, harper, Ilav. May 30. Haitie.nue, Hnrlsoa, Boston hiTjved at St Helena June 12). American Ports. igar, ith tbe June 3.

Had light xiintis and calms the entire passage. Mary A Louisa, Davis, Matanzas, 9 days, with eu to Jonas Smith Co. Brig Goffredo (Ital), Licata, Sicily, 73 davs wi brimstone to order; had heavy westerly winds Brig Johatina, McCarbr, Octte May IP, via Gibraltar June 1 wilh wme, Ac, to John Swan. Had Uglit winds and calms tue eniire passage. Juiy 18.

lat39. Ion 72 spofee bn" Scandinavia, from Philadelphia lor- Brig Mary Kichmond (Brj, Reed, Kio Grande do Sol, 60 days, with vrooi, hides. Ac, to John Bento Co. Crossed the equator June 17, Ion 27; hud moderate weather, with Ikht winds and calms. Brig Jenny (Dan), Lawrenaen, Porto Gnbelio.

17 days, with ustic, hides, Ac, to Booneu, Graves Co. Had light winils and calms the entire cassase. Clarubeile (of Goldsboro), CR, 17 davs. with coal, to Brewer. Brig Pirigo (of Harrington), Pcarcc, Cow Bay 16 de, with coal, to Ttttbot Co.

11 a(i light winds and calms the entire passage- Brig Remains (En, Card, Windsor, 12 davs, with plaster to Penciston Co; had light winds with thick fog most of the oe 15 days, witb lum- Brie WootlnifT, n.isfeell, Eangoi ber, to Holyoe Jilnrrav. Schr Sarah Jam; (Br), Ferffuson, WinOaor, NS. 10 with plaster, to IT DeWglf Co. Schr Karvil, Dulan. Virginia, Schr Leouessa, Myer, Aierandria, for Boston.

Schr KeeiJ, Steeiman. for Boston, jys, withspai Snow KicUurdson. Schr Florence Tower. Pcrrv. Jiangor 7 days, for Tort, with lath to Smith Scbr Gca Hnward, Johnson, Augusta, dayK, with lumber, to Holyofcc Murray.

Schr AIooDlight. Bradford. Calais, 8 days, with lumber to Jed Frye Co. PcbrKmpress, Kennedy, Itockland, dBrs, with Hmc, to John It Brown. Fchr Union, Platt, Boston.

4 dars, with stone, to Charles Granlt. Thr barfc AVeldcn, trhlch arrived on tbe Tflth from reports moilerale with vurlablo winds June 12, Jat 38. Ion 2(1 05, shin leak about lour iiiclies an hyiir- CAI-J; TOWN, CGU. June 4-Tho Sychiolcn, Silvers fruni Singapore lor New York, which, put into Bar Jtuy for repairs, is in debte-l to the politeness of parser 'Uios KlriFev. of the Ionian Rtc-imsTiip City ot' London, for his itUcritioiis.

Captain of the brig A Pitt, from Beriu-i-Ja, has oar tlsEnta for favors. Purser Gorham, of the steamship Saa Jacinto. from Savannah, lias our thanks for his attentions. KRIU WINOVA, from Wentworth. NS, for Fhiladelpbia which cut into PtJoliDj KB, leaky, reaomed her lyth icst, after repairing- At Tottenrilie.

LI, recently, scbr lia-ms, about 3 tons burden, built bv WiMiam. Ktitin owned by Williams, Van HQiiton Jones, to be commanded by Capt A Van Houtyn. She arrivea at Xcivark Ibth Inst from Tottenrille. BonDitnlelMai'cy'Bnew ship was successfully launched on Sutardav from bis yard at Portsmouth, NH. Shipbuilding is quite active in Thoruastoti, Me.

Walker Dunn Co have just launched one three masted schr are building two more of the samp class. O'Hricu's sii-'n of 2,000 tons is being rapidly built. Samuel Watts Co are going ahead lively with their ship of LTtffl tons. Watts jjMcban sire buiiding a. bark of 800 tons or tmwsrds as as possible.

Stetson, Co liava on the stocks a lirBt ciaas ilirce masted sclir nenrlv completed. Bdrgfiis O'Bnen Co and John Smull intend io pm up eacb Iranra for ouce, or very early ia tut; autumn. Olcarrtl at Bedford July 13, barks Tpmcriane. Ford- Iianij lor Pacific Otcitu; Fanny, Williaros, forNortu Facii'ic Ouiiiiiu Schr for Webb), arrived at Bermuda prurionatoJuIrll). with 6S bbls oil.

which was shipped br A Pitt, at New Vork IDih Inn Wm Martin, Fisher, of Boston, called msl for recruits, aticl left to cruise. Spoken. and, rnok; May Day, Adams; Kii-iy. Houltins. Ns'ork.

at Passed Thrimjrli Hell noi'Ku Kcn-Tu- Boston Yo'-fc, muse, to 1" Potter, Windsor. NS, for New Yortu Brij; Holland, Rowland, I'rovidrnue for New York St-hr Small, Oaten, Shulee, NS, 10 days, for New York Trill; lumber, to Siicnv PcbrMS Hathaway, Coir, NP, 6 3 for Kcvr York, with piling, to Snow it HteliflrdEOn, Schr Cabin, Clark, St Andrews, KB, dara. forXeir Vort. with lumber, to Frje Oo, Sch.r Rivcrdale, Norwood. Doruhwtnr or Kevr York.

KcbrC Goodwin, Fish r. ftetv Brunswick for New Vort. ScbrMnry Augustus, Jburd, Calnis, days, for New York, with lumber. Sehr Albion, Smith, Calais for Neir York, with timlier lo Chase, Co. tarhr Atlanta, I'in-t-e, Knfttland for Nexv York.

Sdir Nancv Haw n. Coombs. Uangor 1'or Netr Kchr flow, KitUl, BufLspurt lor Keiv York. Si'Ur Smith, Kates. Portland for New York.

Schr liannie liittlejohu, Portljitid for York. Schr Senator, Boston for New York. Sclir Watson, Ailams, for New York. Thomas, Gibhs, Sandwich for Srbr Kohinsou, Harding. far Ni'w Yirt Schr John Muttic.r, Nuw Bedford lor New Schr Anist, Godfrey, New Bedford for New York.

isfhi- A Taber, Bowman, New Bedford lor New Yorfe. Schr AIIi'c Oates, Marfiiom Djglitou tor New York. Schr Liyzli'. Tavlor, Patvtucket f'or New Vort. Schr Koiintiin.

'lien ell. Fall Rirftr for XBU- Yort. KclirOSyclmsin, Kelton, Fall Kiver for New York. Schr Marv 1-aiigtlon, Pintham. Fall Hirer for New York.

Sclir ShulUK, Youns, Fall Hirer for Nmv YorS. Schr White Wing, Hall, for New Sc-hr Faonv ProntiencB J'nr Ni-iv Yort Schr Elm Ciiy. Kellcy, Provi.1(-ace tor New Yori. Schr KjtMfir, Jont-H. I'l-oridfnee for Yort.

Schr Krcd Tyler, ProTidende for J'ort Joliosoti. SchrNatirn, UcIIart, fitr Nuxv York. Schr Fashion, Davis, London for Nrw Yort. Schr Jas II Guliaghrr. GaUaghor.

Norwif Tor York. Sclir Oi.B}«fir Uttft, Norn'iah for York. Soiuhiiold lor Nftrr York. Sttbr Metainoru, New Jlareu for Kew Schr il Wells, New Haven for New York, Schr JCciusen, BLict for New York. -Sclir-I Freeman, Bndpeport Sclir Ir Kane, Bridgefyirt lor New Yort.

Sfhr i ('amp, BulifiP. lor New York. Tryall, Schont-. Connecticut Kirer for Yort. Kchr Adelaide, Smith, Ilarhos lor NPW YorK.

Sciir Mary Fitzgerald, Coid Spring for Schr Merrill, VYnltcrs. Cold Spring for Yo; t. Schr It KtiUtir, Oily lor New York. Sclir.fohn Jfi Kfn-il. Allen, lor New St-hr 0 Bald win.

BOUND 3RAST. Beirv. Foaasti, XRW York for OB. KrJK Trask, rfw-r York' for Boston. Schr CTiitcd Brothers, Kelsrv, Citv Point, for Stamford.

Schr 0 Atvraler, Parker, liitllitnore for New llayeii. Sclir II Youiiff. Karmti, UHltiimnrr for New Havrji. ScUr Marietta Preston. Thiladclphir.

for Lynn. Scbr Anna Browu, Hcrvr- Philadelphia for Port ilurris. Schr Norton, Philadelphia for Providence. Schr Henrietta. McAhrfrfrn, Philadelphia for New London.

Schr Reading Kaiirond No Darii. Philadelphia for Noi- Sclir Robin Hood. Adanm. Philadelphia for Nonvlcli. Schr Kiviug, I'diladelphia for Nurwich: Schr Sarah Martin, Philadelphia, for New HH.VVU.

Kchr Mornin-j bijjlit. PInladelnhia for evidence. Schr Huhbard, Trcniou Tor Norwich. Schr.Tcnipest. Pet(-i-hn.

Trenton for Providence. Sclir Foam, riolnia.ii. Tr.entou for BridjiepDH. Sctir Allen II Brown, Pierce, South Amboy lor Proridence. Sclu- Crtra.

Kelly, South Ambov for Hyann'iE. Wm A Morrill, Burner, Port Johuson for Providence. Sclsr New Hall Dr. fort Johnson for Providence. bchr Justice.

for Provulenc-tt. Schr Tupier, for Ha.nj;or. Schr Uattit' JJix, for Bosiuu. Kchr JOHCphinc, for Mystic. Brazoa.

Edwards, Rondo tit for Hartford. Schr Cummins, Bo nit, Rondout for Schr Cyrus i'ortsr, honduui for Sclir Brainerd. McCany, Koodoitt for Fall River. Schr Peter RUter, Allen, Random for Taunton. Schr Rebecca Coe, Harcrstraxv for Xeir JlochclJe.

Schr North Star, Beckwlth, Yort for Sfiw London. Schr Cordelia, OlnrK, York for New London. Schr Josephine, Linsler, New York for'J'Runton. Schr Evelyn, Burner, New York for Stamford. Schr Ben English, Baker, York for Norwich.

Schr Smith, Xfckeroa, -N'cw Vork for Meiifoid. Schr Commei-ce, Kent, New Yort lor Boston via. Wareham. Schr Mail, New York for Greenwich. Schr Kim Oity, New York for Schr Nellis Bloomfield, Hobhie, ew York for Stamford, Schr Sarah Jade, Harding, New York for Nuiv Bedford.

Schr Edwin Collyer. O'Brien, Yort lor Baton's NVct. Yacht Meteor, Lorillard. New York for SL cruise euatrrard. Ship Slapnrt, from Bostou for July 18,120 miles SE of C.ipe Cod (hy pilot boat Jones, Mo Shin Erics'ou.

Kelly, from NctvYurKfor San Francisco, June2(l, Jf, Ion 40 W. MontroKe (Br). Mclntvre, from Calcutta for JJostoa. Jflay lat 16 S. Ion 7P E.

Ship Amy Itobaut, iroin Liverpool for Boston. June 23, lat Ion 26. Kliip Jas A Wright, Slorae, from Callao for Antwerp, June 27. lat4S N. Ion Iti W.

Ship IIaho, Miirphr. from Abvab for Fa-Imoitth, June 1, lat 25 Ion 4 K. Ship Thatcher Peterson, from New Vork for Sau Kr.anci3Cf, May 28, X. Ion 38. Ship Sriijrtl.

Ironi Livcrnool for Nets'York, June 29, Jut KL Ion II. Bark Agate, Bron-n, from London for Boston, Julv 1, lat Ion IK. na Harelocfe. from New York lor Cork, July 3, lat El, Ion Bftrt Hammond, from Liverpool fpr Phila- deiphlft, Jniie 26, Int 49. Ion Kark Adeline Adams, from Livtrpool for New Y'orfc, Jans 22, I.it 46, ion 24, Bark Nabob, Rich, from Tartane for Boston, May 9, no lat, Sc--hy the David Malcolm, at St Helena.

Kark Crown Jewel Gorninr. from New York for Bremen, July 1, hit 4S. Ion IS. Bark Gothe (KG), Kuch, from flalrcaton for Bremen, June 17, lat 48, Ion 23. Hark Titanla, McKab from New Tork for London Julr I lat Ion 12.

Bark IToniRwnrd Bound (reported American). Blcerinp Mity TO, Jat 14 lou 32 W. Bark Mexican (of yt John, NB), from Cork for Providence, June 21, Int 44, Ion 2-J. Bark Adelaide from St John, NB, for Penarth Roads. Ion 47.

14 (tayx irom BoEtoii for Dcmcrars, no date, iSrig Star, Duncan, irom New York for Nantes. Julv 4, lat Ion 8. IlrlR iratfield Erotbers (of Ya-rmouth, NS, from Wilmington, lor Londou, July 2, lat 48, lun P.rig A Pierce (Br). Bent, from Cardenas ror Grcenock. lot 38 45, Ion 55.

Clara Smith for Rockland). from for Boston, Jurr 19, lat 40, Ion 7-150 (hy pilot hoat A Stewart, Xo 6). The from Xew York for San Francisco, May 27, The Marco Polo, from New Orleans for Liverpool. June 18, lat 41, Ion 27. The Star of Hope, from for Philadelphia, July 2, lat 43, The Medea, from Cardiff for Bansor, Me, no Mate, lat 51, loo 7.

Ports. 8--Arrived, Wellington, Staling; Jolm rushing, Barter, andOhrrlotte, PetlersgQ, NTork. Sailed 8th, Proircss, Hilbert. NYwrk. rf-tilcid from fluahiiisSJd.

NorihumberLind, Hood, NYork AUKS', pon bark Florence, ilall, for Zanzibar Al.COA BAY, MIT 25-Arrirea, Kemp, Taylor, Boston. SitiifJ Alav 2U, Ben N'evls. Moodic, Saudy Hook for orders; 2atb. riccadil'v, Morris, NYork. BKiBTOL(PiU).

JulrT--Arrived, Abigail. Raymond, SYorfc for Bristol; 8th, MDUe May, do for do Ph-moutU Buck, Warner, St John, N'rt, for do Failed 6th. PriiiT: Carl. Rnnge, SYorfc. In Kiugroad 7th, Havilah, KuberUiuii, from NYork for London.

In IVatton Bay Stli, Kvarie, NYork. In rpnartU 6th, J'awn, Kelson, irom StJohn, NB, for or- Br.ouwsRfinATKw, July 7--Arrifed, Nioholn, httitioiore for Ho tier Jam; Arnold Steenfcen, ttu for tin. Sailed SJ, CorawalUs, Allen, NYorfc. Sardia, Cuuninghm, Caliao (and saiifid for Rouerdmn). O.vituiFF, July Ji--Arrived.

Princeton. ChaRe, Rotterdatn Sailed 5tn. Hamnton, Cnnnollv, 6th. May Dun das Milton, NYork; 7th, Geu Hurtbut, do, July 1--Arrived, Atta, litlnnd. NYork.

July St Jttgo de Cuba (s), Tlm- mpnnan, NYork. C.VBUSKAS, JuIrS--Sailec, schr Abbie, Cumminss, Portland. 7--Arrived, Hoffaunff, Wallis, Philadelphia Nichols, from EaUimore lor Itotter- 6-Off, Anna Christian, Nllsson, Savannah BELOW. Ship Cynosure, Erans, from Liverpool June 7, with aidss and lo Tapseott Bros (received a pilot from boat JJ No 15, July 17, lat 41 01, Ion 67 23j. Ship A Jmirkl (NGj, Haesloop, from Bremen June 4, with mdse and to order a pilot from boat J) Jones, So 15, lalrfl, Ion 67).

Ship li Scraniou, Wflliama, from Boston July 17, In ballast, to Lawrence, Co (spoken by niloi boat Jones, No 15, July 19). SAILED. Steamships Allemanuiit, Niagara, Kichmond, Shipping The fine iron steamer General built in Stockton in 1861, bnlongincto Messrs Wm Weid A Co, of Boston, and running ou tho Merchants' line to Orleans, is on tne mammoth dry dock near the foot of Pike ullp, uarlng her bottom cleaned and painted. Tho schooner Wanata, 229 butlt ID thii city fa 1S64, and belonging to Mr George Sparrow, la on the fltctiohl dry dock foot of CHoton etrect, Tor the purpose of beiof calked and receiving a tuit of yellow metal tUeiilhinc. The lasher one of the screw docks near the foot of Market Klip has tip tbe achooner Caroline A Farneworth, 170 built ID Brener, Me, IB n-lilcti JB to bare kor old ytllow OiT the Lund's EuU 6th, Morning Ls'sfct, from NYork for Hamburg.

July T--Arrived, HayiJotver, Smith, New- York. GitnENfMJK, July G--Arrived. Vangerion, Davis, Fensaco- la; 7th, Ocean, liannen, NYori. OKNOA, Julv 3--Arrived, Forest, Martin, NYnrk. TI, July 7--Sailed, brig Coombs, Holmes' Hole.

HAVRE. July 4--Arrived, Paraguay fa), Dixon, (and left fith for NYork): 7th, Tfceolikl, Theobald, Savan- liuh; Kdua.rd, Tlmriias, NYork; Jtfabo Nfiwr Orleans; 8ih, Neptnne, XencKe, Mobile. IL.VMBCKG. July 7--Arrived, i-'lorence CUipmaa. Joneg, Island.

Sailed 5th, Jantina Margarctha, De Winter. Boston, July 6--Arrived, Emily Scott, and Marv Campbell, Moody, St John, NB; MaRaguadavjc, Holmes, do; Canute. Quinn, and Conquest, Howea, San Francisco; Joshua JenKjiiB, Cardenitp; 7th, Emma Beal.Uawes, San Francisco; jBiack Prince, Baltimore Simoda, Cardenas; Atalaota, Henry Ailsa, McNeil, Mobile; Margaret Polloct, Mitchell, NOHsans; Luke Prince. Oolcman, NYork; Delaware, Fiaher, SCJohn, NB; Melbourns, Toalu NYork; King Bird, Dexter, St George's, KB; Oma'na, Hewitnou, Mlramlchi. Sailed 6th, Progress, Slate, NYork; Calabar, Smith, San Francisco; Mead, Baltimore; -Medusa, Fyfe, City Point and Richmond; Tuscarora, Kowland, Philadelphia; 7th, Virginia (A), Forbes, NXartt; Albert Gallatin, Ohaloner, Mobits; Kaonali Morris, Morris, Philadelphia; Theone, Hellinere, do; 8tb, Cathedral, Mefcerson.

NOrleans; Thos Cochran, King, and NewcaKtle, Armstrong, Bostoa, Cleared 7tb, Ann Kllza. Davison, Baltimore; Courier, Evans, Charleston; Prairie ifird Davies, OaJveston. TM.jw«-, ijnuiis.vn.fc, otuvidiiis, auu jjeiie, Brovra, Alczandna; A Martin, Kuell: MationoT. An- dTBon, ami Frederick Georgetown, DC; Hridcmao Hart; LeHtu Howes, und Santh Smith. Whittemore; James Aldeuiice, Ij Birdaall, Lathan; A Hnnt, Clark; Thomas Clytic.

Morris' Bonuy lloat, Keliey; Frank Herbert. Crowell; Whi-cler, McLaimhlin; Alice c.irrfncr, Wells, and Moselvy. Urann, Philadelphia; Hubbani, Laiham, Etjmbctliport; Thomas Hall, Hohoken; (iri(Tm, (Jnuld, NYork. Cleared--Steamers McCIellan, HdewB, Jleasie Anna. HuijhPS, Dalhousie, NB; hark Belvidere (Br), Harrison, PhlKiueloIna; Maid of Honor (Br), Fri.Iy, Africa; also cleared shin Curtis, NYorJc, to Mad for Fraucisco; bark Dnniftl Webster, Kcniiricfe, (iibraltar; hris OoUen Lead, Philadelphia.

Sailed--Wind I Fteamers McClelian and MastiST (not vcsterday); ship Paritmt; bark: Sancho Panra. 20th--Arrived, bark: from Tort Talnot; bri-s On.tna, from Floret; Philip Larrabtie, from Georgetown; schr Edward li.Tinever, from Poacc. BALTIMORE. July 19--Arrived, bcrfc OlbersTNC), Pike, Bremen; Monnli-iht, Bourne, New Y'ork; Bchr Samh FiKb. Thompson.

Itocksmrt. Cleared--Kris Francis Jane, Jones, Richmond; echrs Wto. Cottyer, Taylor, New York (having repaired); Ellen. -Tcnfcine, Citv; rctt-r New York; Dornneld, Winilow, Hudson; Kovcr, Robirtptjn, do; A Washington, Hobfikeu; Vapor, Kewb'-rv, Hyde Park. 0 for London.

Yalfiria, Conknn. from Cardcnap, BAifGOR, Jnty 17--SailoU. bflc BabbonUConmbn, ratcrcio: uciira McConviHc, Fletcbcr, Fhtia-dciphia; Oeor-c JtS Pierce; Abhy Woo-lbnry, Alleu; Idla, lainbow, Alexander, nn.il DSL- JtRlsfOti, July 14--Arrived, schr Mary Elizabctb, Hatch, July 20--Arrived, Bteamsbtp CO ASSET NARROWS, uly 18-Sailed, br Vassar, Jr. Christie, Philadelphia. EAST GREENWICH, July 19--Arrived, scbr Trcasorc.

NYork. Carlisle, Potter, FIiHatleYnfa. FALL RIYEIt, July IS--Arrived, schrs A LovrH, OcorRC- town, iC; Sbcpard A Mount. Yminc; Silver Spray, iiorton and Ida Torre, SC, July 10- Cleared, srhrs Palmrr, and Susan Wright, Mount, NYork; 14th, Wood- burr, Wood bury, GhOUCE.STKR, July 19--Arrived, Bchr Almira ITooten, King, Pinladelphla. HOLMES' HOLK, Jnly 17, PM-Arrived, Coniniis, Tusks Island for orders; Flora Del Mar Pellow, TVImMr for NYork; Richard andTorrey, Frlsbce.

for NYork; Davis, RtowcrB, do for fchrs Ffa NYork for Boston: Small, Yateg, Shulee foi" NYork; Atalanta, Pierce; Kennedv, nncl Hudson, J'ost, Rocfciand fordo; Robinson, Harding, fordo; Mary Aususta, Lord, and Scud, Morgan, Calais fur Florence, Tnver, Pwrrv, for Jo; Armenia, B. Batsman; ti Flovd, Weeden; Florence, Rich; Glffor', Jcrro'd; Abhiu Pitman, Xjimbcrt; Samuel" Uastncr, Kol'itiBon, JEdwarl Cordery, (Iracu; it V. Godfrey. EdvrarJs.yomcr.-s and ftlia Hathcws, McEIwce, B'jstoiifor Piiilaaclptifa; Steelman, Salem fjr do; A RoEe Rose, Lynn for do; Clara, Mnlford, Danvers for do; Lucy Jones, for Battlmore; sloop Hunt, Irrry, do for NYork. and ali sailed except nrig 1 Eugenia and Davis, lM.h--Arrived, brigs Winslow, Tor KYnrk; Sleeper, Siilem for Philrirteiphia; scurs Martha Nict- fla.

Wall. Grand Jtenon for Ticer, Monroftj Cannieit fordo; Potter, Gallant. Quincyfordo; Henderson, Machias fordo; Idaho, Davis, Portland for do; njdc.llca.kins, Steuben for do; li Adalbert. Ihmtrju, (isr.Ii-- Union. J'Oston for do; Iterlondo, Whitemore, and Panama, Ellsworth, for ilo; Feicy, Baldwin, EnRtport fordo; Native American, Calais, fordo.

KfcNN'EBUNKPQRT, July 17-Arrived, ecfar Hart. Allen, Plimfcatanfc Kirpr, VH. MOHIIiK, July 14 --Cleared, schr Ober, Ober. Bcptoa. NEW ORLEANP, July TRi.le Wind, Morrill, Belize, Hon.

Below, coming up, brifrs Mary Ann, JlcKay, from Bordeaux; Sir Robert 1'eel, Conner, nwu Cu- Cleared--Steamahip Alhambrli (Br), Liverpool; liark Martha (NG), Gotz, London; Kcbr Cecilia, Tam- NEW BEDFORD, July sclir Franklin, liirk. NJ. lifth--Arrived, schrs Sarah, Cobb, Philadelphia; Mimjeeott. Phinney, KHrabethiiort; IriB, Craio, NYork. Sailed--Brin Abby I'arfcur, Pliiladelphia; nfthrc- Henry A Taber, Bowman, and A Rowland, Fuller, NYork JasEndiah, Burkfir; Serajjb, Ryder; Artist, fio-Urt-y; Catharine Thomas.

GibljB; JCate, Stevens; GWEentlcy, and John Mcttlar, Barlow, do. NEWPORT, July 17--Arrived, aebr Pliebe Elizabeth, for Providence. 19Lh AM--The outward hound aro mostlv jiointr out- tlilH AM. with a light NE breeze. NORWICH.

Jutv 19--Arrived, Bchrs Orion, Tlobo'tccn; Braitird, fiouth Amboy; MaiJaFlemminfr, Rondout; Trenton. NEW LONDON, July IS--Arrived, yacht phruuom, on a cruiEC. Sailed--Schrs Kate Scranton, Florence, and Jane, NYorfc. PHILADELPHIA, July 19--Arrived, nchra Kuth Ilaluby. Perjy, New London; Balier, Boetoa: Wellington, Chipman, Gardiner; Emma Porter, SparkE, Jnmcs Bju-rett, Nicfeerson, Gardiner: Hiawatha, Lep, Marshall Perrln, Packard.

Gardiner; II Gould, Crowell, do; A A Andrews, Kelly, Boston. Cleared--Bark Mary JJcutley. Clark, Cork or Folmoixtb. for ordera; Forbes, Tniro; KudoriiB, t-arr Portland; schrs Alice Grace, Gilchrist, Boston: Mur- uey, Mnrney, Newport; liumhnrg, Westcott, Hartford: Mury- Haley, Haley, Boston; II Bartlelt, Harris, UlTtr; Robin Hood. Adams, Norwich; Willard, 1'arsont.

Portland Jane, Hastell. Boston; JnJt A Parsons, Clark, Charlestown; Fannie, Blake, Portland; Florence Fcnni- more, Boston; Raval Oak, Erricfcson, Providence aJtli--Arrived, brig Richmond, Powers, Lisbon; suhr Klla. Hadden, NYbrfc. PORTLAND. July 17--Arrived, steamship DiriRo, NYort; schra Warren Sawyer.

Cobb, Georgetown, DC Ida Wheeler, Dyer, Philadelphia. Cleared--Bark Lizzie Jaefcson, Marwlck, Buenos Ayres. Sailed--Brig Franic Allen; Bears Marcus Hunter, Jonea, Phcenir. Ifita--Arrlvedj brig Mary Thompson, Bunker, schrs Julia (Br3, Ponee, PR; Trace wind, Hoffman, Nevr Yort. PORTSMOUTH, July 16--Arrived, schrs A Rnrtlctt.

Bart- Clara Bell, Nicterson, Albany, Sailed--Schr Mary Huppcr, upper, NYork. I'ROAIDENCE, July 19--Arrivec fichrs Margaret A Li; Sailed--Schrs Geo Hotchkiss, JRacKet, and son, Endieott. PM'adelpbfa; Francis Smith, Burritt, Rondout; Black Dianaond, Merrill; Ben Butler, Kowter; Belle Simpson: Watchful, Carr, aud Sleeker, NYork. scnrs Wright, Fiali- or, Philadelphia; Jas Neilson, Macomher, Rondout. RICHMOND, July 17--Sailed, Emma Blanchard, Liverpool; schr Nickerson, Mckerson.

SAW FRANCISCO, Julv 19--Cleared, ships Wimtinston. (Br), Purdy, Liverpool; Robin Hood, Taylor, Eater's lalazia via Honolulu. Sailed 19th, shio Simla, Porter, Caliao. SAVANNAH, July 16--Cleared, bark GeorpO DnrkCC (Br), Leslie, Dobov, Ga, to load for Wes: HrtlftptinL 20th--Arrived, eteanishlo Ranidan. Mallorv, NYork.

STONINGl'ON, July 16--Arrived; schr Marjiartit Philadelphiu. WILMINGTON, NC, July schr Claw Kankin, Kenncbunk. SOtli--Sailed, steamship "Wra Clvde, Morcan. NYork, WAREHAM, July 18--Arrived, "scars I Seymour, Norton, Trov; Smttn, Snow, Pouyhkeepsle. Hay, Hathaway, Philadelphia A BSOLUTE DIVORCK5 LEGALLY OBTAINED I.V Xi, diiryraut Stales; desertions, cause; ativfce free.

Also Notary Public and CommiRsioner for every State. F. KING, Counsellor at Law, SfS Broadway. A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT Ji. States withoui publicity; everyivhere; draertlan, sufficient eatiSe; succcaa guarauteed.

No charge in ad Tance. Advice free, M. HOUSE, Attorney, 78 Nassau street A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOK' any State without publicity or exposure. Good everywhere. Consultation free.

Success guaranteed or no charge. Apply In confidence, ROBERT CHASE, CounBiillor, 3l)i' HOTTCI, and Island Home, Sanford. Boston Ellsworth, Woodworth, Calcutta Seotian "Vfatts, Quebec Citv of Brooklyn U). Urooks, NYork; Atalanta, Ilenrr, Ni'ork Tin Aberdeen Bird, Dexter, NYerk; Bazaar, Jellerscn. Philadelphia.

LOTION. July 7-- Arrlred, CIcta, Middleton, NYork (and catered oat aiune day 'for Hong Kong); Caroline, Gibbs, Boston: btratioa Auclley, Smith, NYork; Sth, Now World. CbRrapIoniWraTapscottjUrquliart, and CingaSa, Neaton, io Queen of the' Age, Clymer, Boiton; 19th, eieanifihtp Knuredotu Stratton Audley, Smith, Calcutta; LRGHOirc, June a5--Sailed, Clorinba, Mareica, and Anna, Konpner, NYorlt; SOtb, Ornius, do. LA.OUNA, June 38--In port schrHAte Wcalworlh, Lane, from Vera Oruz for Yock. In port July fi.

brij: A Ross, Wyraan, from Vcra Cruz, for NYork Idz. MASBKII.T.KB, July 5-- Arrived. Hnowdon, Wood, NYork. MiDDLKauOBOUGU, July 5--Sailed, Hector, Nelaou, New i ork. NKWCASTI.I:, July 3--Entered out, Mary O'Brien, forCaJlao; 6lb, Sunny Kcglun, Smith, for NVork; Went' worth.

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For sale by p. P. KNAPP Sole Proprietors, 362 Hudson Street, near King, New York, and bv all wholesale druggists and 1 patent mccilcino dealers in the United States and Canada. A OPPORTUNITY 13 OFFERED TO ESTABLISH the manufacture of anew article, bound to supersede the present old one at once; it would bo a monopoly- cash- require $2,000. Address Profit.

Herald office, for one week A -CORNS, BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, 2US Broadway, room No. 4. All miffererfl who cannot, come uae BRIGGS'Curative; mild, soothing and A -OFFICIAL-FIFTEEN PER CENT COMMISSION Riven for all fnvestmi its, at MC1NTIRI3 A oHlces, alfi Canal, 154 Chatham, 62 East Thirteenth street (one door from and 100 Broadway, room No. 4. no connection with any other pnrty or parties.

pORNS. BUNIONS- ENLARGED JOINTS AND diseases of thefegtcu-eUbr Dr ZACOARIE, Jot) Broadway. Refers to all surge jns. CONSTIPATION, PHTHISIS. DTARRFJCEA cured bjr thg Bevalenta Pood; 1 Ib.

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DAMIELS, M. 144 Ltxlogton aveune. ARATOfiA WATKB-STAR THOSE WHO- can't afford to go Saratoga, Tho cost of fnre to Saratoga will nearly buy case of two pint bottles of Saratoga Star Spring Water, which will last a month at home. A glass, taken a few minutoa before your cofl'ee In the morning, will insure gond health the year round. Delivered to any part of the tfty rt ett of expeune at $8 case, iwu dozea ew Haven.

oiurttf; i)ints. NATAL, April JO-- Arrived, Wtntrilelit, Lcdson MlttKR 9 agent, No. 1 Park place. Third doo-r irom lEWSPAPERr SlEWSFAPERl.