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TELEGRAPH EM FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. HAYTI. fialitfe'i KcpuUed-Ntral Mow neute? to Quit the An eric an Havana. July 13, 1888. From Port au Prince we Have the Intelligence that lalnave's troops bad attacked tbe Caco rebels at Rouge, bat were repulsed with considerable oas.

General Petton Faubert bad oannonaded Tort Blaoton and tbe rebel cruisers bad captured a Saytlen war scbooner at sea. At Fort Llberte tbe fencers wbo remained faithful to were suspected by the Oacoa and their property sequestrated. The Hay Uea man-of-war Sylvain bad returned Item tbe Cape In oonvoy of a Spanish merchant Steamer from Havana, which had $20,000 in specie aboard to pay the repairs necessary on tbe steamer fialatea, which nod been detained while on her way from New York. Tbe American Minister had notified all foreigners to qnlt the American Consulates within six days or Sise embark aboard the American steamer for New ork. The French and English representatives offer a refuge to the aforementioned foreigners, but It had not been as yet accepted.

The American man-of-war Penobscot had gone on a cruise. The British man-of-war Mullet Is moored it Port an Prince. There were no American vessels at Port an Prince discharging freight. Exchange stoud at seventy Hav'ion to one Spanish dollar. CUBA.

Cholera Market. havana, July 13, 1869. The cholera lu this city is decreastug in violence and exteir. The Narva succeeded in raising a mile of the new telegraph cable, but the machinery subsequently lost hold of the cable and It sunk to the bottom. market is quiet.

The sales to-day were small and quotations remaiu unchauged. ENGLAND. Harvest Prosper, t. London, July A. M.

The weather Is warm and fine, and crop prospects are favorao.e. LOUISIANA. Inauguration of the New New Okleans, July 13,1869. Mr Warmoutli, the Governor elect, was inaugu rated to day in the hall of the House. The representatives were present from both houses.

The lobbies were densely packed. The oath of office was administered by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. A number of the outgoing and Incoming officials wera present on the platform. Governor Warmouth's inaugural address was very bjief and ell written, but not very explloltas to the rature course of his administration. Ho says that be refrains at this time from entering into any discussion of measures deemed of importance.

He urges, tibwcver inmedlate measures ror the repression of the lawlessness and disorder now existing in the State air i so.va that we want peace and order, and that without it we can have no prosperity. ALABAMA. (jastallation of State Officers and Assembling I the Fourteenth Auaentl Montgomery, July 13, 1808. Governor smith and Lieutenant Governor Applefate were sworn in to-day as provisional officers. The Senate met at twelve o'clock noon and elected officers.

The fourteenth amendment was ratified, and the Senate then adjourned until to-morrow. In the Bouse officers were elected the fourteenth amendment ratified. About live o'clock, In pursuance of orders from General Shcppard, two pieces of artillery were brought to me Capitol hill and salute" tired 111 honor of the ratlhcation of the fourteenth article 01 amendment. SOUTH CAROLINA. General (nuby's Order Restoring Civil Law.

Charleston, July 13, 1868. General Cauby Issued his expected order to-day dlreoting military officers in the State to cease exercising any civil authority when the President proclaims the adoption of the consiitut.onal amendment, at which time prisoners under charge will be tnmed over to the civil authorities. All serving out sentences by milttary scnt-'ti-e w.ll be hetd. Writs or habeas Corpus fr lilted co tin? to be responded to; bnt to wrtis Iroru State courts Is to be made that Hit i uur is held undet authority of the laws of the s-ntcs and Jurisdiction Is exclusively In United rs courts. of the Legislature? Election for feuuuiom to TuUo Place To-Day.

OOLt'MiilA, July 13, 1M8. In the egislature to-day a bill passed the rccond reading validating the laws of the provisional government of the Htate. A bill was Introduced for the preservation of homesteads. The election for Senators takes place to-morrow. A sharp contest will ensue, as there Is said to be considerable division In the republican ranks.

GEORGIA Proceedings la Itbe Legialnure. Atlanta. July 13, IMS. Mr. O'Neal's resolution to Investigate the eligibility of each member la the only business before Aha House.

The Investigating Committee was In session the entire afternoon. The questions asaed you bold office prior to the war, taking the osth to support the constitution of the United States Did you give aid and comfort to the rebellion Have your disabilities been removed No Senators have yet been excluded. TENNESSEE. The Nashville and Northwestern Railroad? Oatragee aad Nashvillb, July 13, ISM. The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company baa leased the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.

Trains will commence running regularly on Wednesday. The Niatc bonds due the Nashville and North western KHuroAi, amouuung to win oe eed to receiver Ollffe. The striking employes of road mitilp a parade to-day. A young man named Freeland was murdered by three negroes on Saturday night, who entered hla room and cut hie throat and backed him to pieces. A nerro subsequently arrested who waa susbeoted to bo one of the ami taken to Colombia, where he waa eelzed by a party or white men, who 'ook him off and.

It la supposed, killed him. Two other white men were murdered at Maury on baturdsy by negroes. Negro In Mem aa Cat Island. Mimfhis, July 18, 1888. Ohariee Pc-ptee i(colored), while attempting to aaoape from a policeman last night, waa abot and mortally wounded.

negro named Ben string, while croealng Bayou bridge on Jackson street, waa ehot and killed, being mistaken for a New Orleans horse thief. He wna ordered to stop, and falling te do shot down. A negro named Henry Jonee wan shot and Inatantty Killed Tn Fort Picketing this afternoon by another negro, Henry Taflmen, who made his escape. Charles oidtldge, an overseer for Mr. P.

M. BurSit, opposite Cat laland, on the Arkansas shore, wna Ot and tiHtantly killed tg the latter yesterday morning while attempting to shoot Rurgett. Th? Utter passed through here to-day on Ida way to Marlon to surrender himself far trial. VIRGINIA Aggatfgtmvnts bp Oeeeral Mesema-Asedwr Kegtecrmtlew. Richmond, jniy 13, isas.

Oenerai -coneraan haa appointed Jamea B. Tipton Judge of ib? Fifteenth Circuit, vice Fulton resigned, Mr. James ii. MoOhae, an old citizen of Hanover oounty, was killed yeeterday by a negro. Another registration before the Angnet election takes pieIs being prepared for at mlUtary hand NEW YORK.

Ketnrn mf tlovcmor to llli Hitnc Urretiliw by 11U Fellow Townmn. i tic July is. 18ds. Governor Seymour arrived home this afteruoo and was welcomed with great enthusiasm by fellow townsmen. Beds were rung, cannons we fired, the fire companies turned out, bands playi and flags were disylayed.

The crowd was Iminen and heartily cheered the Governor, to whom formal greeting was extended by Judge Denio. Governor Seymour, from the steps of Bagg's made (a brief but reeling acknowledgment of tl kindness of his friends and neighbors. May Spriggs followed, explaining that Mr. Seymour (wl is still suffering from illness) was forbidden by to physician to speak In the open air. Retiring within the hotel Mr.

Seymour said a fe words to a company of children from the St. John Catholic Orphan Asylum, who had come to join thA SINtflMnff Ha onnn uftnv panttipnd tA hia donee, amid the renewed demonstrations of tl people. On the route from Albany to Ctlca crowds su rounded the Governor's car, at the principal station and cheered and called him out. He came on tt platform at various places, but did not speak. Decision In the Charles Baker Extradltio Case at Prisoner to Be Tram ferred to the Canadian Authorities.

Buffalo, July 13,1888. The following decision by Judge Hall, of the Unite States Circuit Court, on the certiorari and habea corpus, in the notorious extradition case of Charlc H. Baker, which was urged by Messrs. Swartz an Benedlot, counsel for the Queen of England, and Messrs. Box and Parker for the prisoner, on Frlds last, wtll be important to the legal Judge Hall foreign conviction, unde the statutes of the State of New York, does not ror der a witness Incompetent, as the statute has refei ence to a conviction under the laws of the Stab The statutes of the State of New York provide thi the Governor or Legislature may pardon a convk and thus restore his competency.

This could not done in the case of a foreign conviction. Howevei i am or roe opinion mat tne same result would reached If the caae was governed by the rule evidence as it stood previous to the statutes of thl State, as a foreign conviction in the year 1789 woul not render such person incompetent." The following important questions of law wer fully argued, but the decision on the flrst point rer dered a decision in these unnecessary, although th intimations of the court were in their ball could not be taken under the Kxtradltion treatj because cases so arising are not offences against tb United States, but simply under treaty; second, th question whether the United States Circuit Court hu appellant Jurisdiction from the decision of the Unite States Commissioner; third, how far the Circuit Coui could review evidence on certiorari and habea corpus. Tlio prisoner was remanded to the custody of tli United states Marshal, and will be removed to Canad on Wednesday or Thursday next. MISSOURI. Arrest of General for Hobbing tbe Nei Orleans Post Grant at th YVest.

St. Lor is. July 13, 1808. General Monk, formerly registering clerk of th New Orleans Post Office, was arrested here yeste day, charged with robbing the letters in that office a large sum of money. Monk left lo-day in custod of a uited States detective.

The tobacco factory of George E. Hutchinson wr seized to-day for non-compliance with the reveni laws. Hutchinson was held to bail in the sum i $3 goo. The Grand Jury to-day reported a bill against Caj tain Donaldson of murder In the first degree ft shooting lleury Anderson on the steamer Great if public. A bill was also reported against Captai Barr for being to the act.

General Grant, accompanied by General Den visited the Soldiers' Orphans' Home at Webster. Tt party was met by Generais Edward. Chlpiuan, Mi Nell and Sltepard and James E. Yeatmau and othe gentlemen, ho Introduced them to the Home. MARYLAND.

A United States Senator Appointed in tl Place of Reverdy Johnson. Baltimore, July 13, 1808. Don. William Plnckney White has been appoiute by swan United States senator to All tl unexpired lerin of Reverdy Johnson. MICHIGAN.

A New Planet INerovered by Prereeaor Wl eon. DKTROIT. July 13, 1S68. A hitherto unknown was dlacovered Professor Wilson at Ann Arbor, last night eleven o'clock, In the constellation Oapricornua. shines like slur of the eleventh magnitude.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. General F. P. lllalr, arrived In Chicago yeste day, and left last evening on a trip to the Rock Mountains. The machine shops at the Milwaukee and 9 Paul Railroad at Portage were burned on Sunda; Loss Yesterday morning Messrs.

Tomllnson A Barlow' lumber yard, at Bridgeport, waa destroyed Are. l.oss A great international Commercial Convention to be held in Portland, on the 4th of AugtiR to consider the various projects now heroic th country for increasing the facilities of lutercoura lietween the interior and Atlantic seaboard, to urg the adoption of measures to relieve commerce unnecessary burdens, and to secure unreatrlcte freedom of trade throughout North America. A man got off the through train to New York Bordentown, N. yesterday, was suddenly take sick and died, lie had a through ticket to ork. The name of Lawrence Kelly was on bisshii collar.

A telegram, received by the Governor of Pennsy vanla from Pottsvllle, shows that the reporta outrages in the mluiug regions are all raise, seems almost positive that the reports are circulate by interested parties to raise the price of coal. One hundred of the Kn Klux Klan of Memph made their appearance at midnight on Saturday clad In the nsual costnme. They marched throng the principal streetB of the city and suddenly disai peered again. HISICAL AID THEATRICAL ROTES. Eleven theatres in this otty are now closed.

Mme. Bugeard will shortly be one of the matlni attractions at the Central Park Garden. The "White Fawn," with all Its attractive featuri and scenery, la to he translated In August fro Chicago to the Quaker City, where Miss Fanny 8toe, ton will be one of Its principal attractions. Mlse Betty Rigl, the vivacious premiere Oanaeua Is going to Dobbs' Perry for a few weeks' rusUcatto She will be accompanied by her sister Emlile, tt charming coryphde. Miss Clara Loulae Kellogg appeared In London the ttth of June, for tbe Aim tiro- staco her arrtn In England, in the role of Maria.

la 'Tiglla del Rei and met with such an ovation from hi endlence as has sti lorn before been accorded to an prima donna in that or any other country. Bho wi recalled after every act, and was received each tin with genuine enthusiasm. At the fail ot toe curtail when she was summoned before the footlights, tt stage was literally rained over with bouquet Every additional character essayed by Kiss Rsllofl is a new link which binds her more strongly to hi unacquainted public. The following are the names of the theatres la th eity wnose doors are now Opei Honse, the Fourteenth street "Catacombs," Nlblo Garden, Tblitre Francaiae, Banvard'a, New Stad Theatre Comiqne, Kelly A Leon's, San Pranoiac Minstrel! hall, Hlppotheatron and the Park theatr Brooklyn. The "Black Crook" burst up in a blase of splei dor at McVloker's theatre.

Chicago, on Satnrdi evening last. Between tbe "Black Crook" an "Whits Pawn." the Chlcagoens have lately been ei Joying "lots of fan" and last night they were pe raltted to indulge In the "Lottery or Life." ACQKRT THE WW WVEH. Bad Finals a Pslbinaa and Lit tie Olrl Pressed Others te I About seven o'clock last evening, as the steamboi Peter Low, with two barges in tow, laden wh pleasure seekers who wars returning fromaptahi at Dudley's Grove, asnde a landing at lMd street, tittle girl, whose name has not been ascertained, overboard into tbe water. tbeTMrtf second precinct, wis standing on the doeh, and an log the child toil in the water sprang after her, an both were drowned. While tbe officer and the ft were In the water struggling general rash of pai sengcrs was made to the side, when the ratling get away and about a dosen persons wars precipitate into the water.

It is supposed that some of them have bee drowned. A number of hata, supposed to belong to the pai sengern who fell from tne steamboat, were nicked In the water. The sad occurrenoe created goo deal of eacltement In the neighborhood. NiiW YORK I115RALO, TIT mwi wMt. Peactesjtavc so increased id sibo within the ptm i week that they cau actually he seen at a distance of ten feet from the vender? stand with the naked eye.

I Large consignments of portable packages of cholera be morbus have also arrived iu the city from the orre chards near it. Physicians aud undertakers are aned ticipating brisk business in their lines of trade before se the close of the autumn. Will the clerk of the weather oblige the Fat Man 5l by taking the thermometer down a peg or twov ae Fat Man don't object to the heat personally, as there or Is an tee house In the vicinity of his dwelling; but he really pities those lean and hungry ones who ore necessitated to travel at midday through the hot, feet-blistering streets, as the solar rays can without difficulty bore through them and melt what little il- adipose matter nature may have permitted to ad ie Here to their all but calcined ribs. Fat Man takes r. things easy, laughs the world and fiery orb to acorn.

dines on mint Julepa and sherry cobblers and finds 16 soft repose on translucent cakes of frigidity. Fat Man la not half ao much afillcted as Lean Man supposes. Those sharp-eyed fellows who command the rerryboata hare found out a wrinkle or two. On one of the longer ferries, during the sultry afternoon of Sunday, they discovered two or three women riding up and down and across the river with sick babies In their arms, who had forgotten to step on shore at the cloae of the trip and pay their ferriage. All the rope that cpuld be mustered was thereupon stretched across the pathway of the passengers, and a dead set made, by all hands, on the women with the sick babies.

Result of raid, six cents for com- r- pany and any quantity of angelic blessings for them- selves from a disgusted public. Politics and politicians are at this moment of not 'e the slightest Interest in the eyes of the sweltering r. "unterrlfled." Even the Amencus Club will talk upon anything but the nominations. The fact is there a is no exhilaration in the candidates for Presidential and Vice Presidential half so much as there is in a whiskey skin on the Atlantic shore, i- where the "Merry-cus fellers" can see more In an hour than they could in a day during the holding of the National Convention at Tammany Hall. 3V How permanently to annex and thus to facilitate communication between New York and Brooklyn? fill up the East river.

rt That arch of triumph opposite Tammany Hal! con- 18 ttnues in Its place, green as those in whose honor It ie was erected. Let it stand. la THE UEAT IK THE CITY YESTERDAY. The heat yesterday was intense. According to 5) some It was the hottest day we have had for four- teen years.

As a consequence a number of accie dents, resulting from the oppressive heat, have been recorded, some of which have already proved fatal. Work out of doors. In many instances, had to be 1 suspended. People sought In vain for cool retreats, but found them not. Even the slight breeze was unwelcome, so heated was it with the fierce rays of the sun.

As early us half-past eight o'clock yesterday 18 morning a man named Thomas Ilorau was found In an insensible condition at the corner of First avenue and Twenty-fifth street. Half )r an hour later Martin Hortman, or No. 54 e- Wast Twenty-sixth street, was found in a similar oonditlon at the corner of Twenty-second street and Tenth avenne. Adam Bensell, residing at ie No. 235 Washington street, died In the afternoon, 3- from the effects of sunstroke.

Lawrence Moran, living at 126 Greenwich street, was round prostrated in Fifth avenue, suffering from the heat. Thomas Fair was discovered at the corner of Greenwich and Bank streets unable to move. A Swedish emigrant named Feter Andersen was picked up at the foot of Chambers street. An unknown man, dressed in dark coat and vest, light pants and soft felt hat, was observed to fall from the oppressive heat at the corner of Forty-fourth street and Fighth avenue. An unknown woman was round In an Insensible conle ditlon at the corner of Sixtieth street and Third avenue.

Frank bhatulley, of No. 203 Fast Thlrty-soventh street, was found at the corner of Forty-second street and Second avenue. A i man named Myers, who lives In Houston street, was taken care of by an officer while he was uncousclous from the effects of the heat. Robert Welsh was overcome by the heat at the foot of Gansevoort street. Jane Baxter died suddenly at her residence, i No.

79 Washington street, from exposure to the sun, and a large number of others, whose names have not I been ascertained, were found In an almost insensible i it state In various parts of the city suffering from the excessive heat. Yesterday afternoon, when the rays of the sun were hottest, a number of boys, about twenty, went I i hi naming in me river, wneu iwo 01 me i number were nun struck while in the water, and It I required the united efforts of many of their companions to save them from drowning. A horse attached to a Second aveuue car dropped dead in Second avenue near Second street. There wore over thirty-seven brought to Bellevue Hospital yesterday, three of which proved fatal. The names of those who died were Pierre Anr.

derson. Thomas Fair and a Mr. Hartsmau. The following Is the range of thermometer at Hud? nut's drug store 3 A. 82 4 P.M 97 0 A.

82 6 P. 90 9 A. 85 9 P.H 91 '8 12 91 12 P. 88 Average iempcrnture Average temperature 841, THE HEAT ELSEWHERE. Albany, July weather continues exlt tremely, hot.

The mercury tuis afternoon ranged from 97 to 101 In the shade. Numerous cases of stroke are reported, several of which have proved rt fatal. Buffalo, July the forty-eight hours ending Sunday afternoon there were ten cases of sunstroke in this city, seven of which proved ratal. The heat to-day Is lutenae. Bridgeport, July the thermometer Indicated loo degrees In the shade.

To-day the heat Is intense. The weuthcr In Hartford was r. the hottest that has been experienced here in fourth teen years. The thermometer indicated loo. To day it has reached Pnn.adbi.t'hi July heat to-day ts excessive, in some placet the temperature la as high as 99 In the shade.

Baltimore, July has been the hottest of the season. The thermometer at two o'clock r. M. Indicated 92 degrees In the shade; at fonr o'clock 90 degrees, and in some localities aa high as 103. There were several cases of aunstroke, none of which, however, proved fatal.

Chicago, July cases of sunstroke occurm red here yesterday and to-day. BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. ID Assault with a Slung youth of nineie teen summers named James Rodigan assaulted one James O'Nell with a slung shot, catting the latter IQ about the bead severely, on Saturday evening. He was arrested bv tbe Police or the Forty-eighth pre- cinct and held for examination. A Rabid Dog mad dog was shot on Sunsr day by a policeman, on Broadway, near WlUougbby avenue, while rushing down the street and snapping ts mischievously at the llmba of pedestrians, is The Sistbrb op police of the Fortya, third precinct discovered a seaman named Andrew ie McCaffrey lying sick witn the Chagree fever in At 9.

iiutic sirm, uo ouuumj iwv, mjoi aim (O Uie City Hospitoi, bat here they refused to admit blm. 5r The man wee then taken to the College Hospital, Henry etreet, where they atoo declined to receive the patient. He woe next taken to the Institution under the oare of the btotem of Charity, Oongreee etreet, where he woe kindly taken in and humanely cored for. Msbtinq or ran Common regular e' weekly eeeekm of the Board of Aldermen wee held i- yeeterday afternoon. A lengthy communication woe 'J received from Mayor Ralbflelech calling attention to j.

the fact that under the law conferring oa the Comrmon Council the authority to require from the com- mieeionere appointed by the Leglelatare for the tm- provement of etreete, he deemed it advisable to obtain a detailed report of the traneactione of said i oommieelone, with a view to eome meaeuree of eupervlalon and oheck being exercised over theee bodice by the people and thetr local representatives. Hie Honor then often In the communication a number it of tnetanoea In which the greateet injustice hoe been done the city by Imperfect legislation In the matter of oontrolling the regulation and paving of etreete 10 by commtaitonen. The. wanton aid reckleee a tnlerferenoe with the dtp grade apparent In the ji fourth avenue lmproveufeat to denounced In the I etrongeet terms, and a aeries of questions are pro- fm pounded to be enewered by the vartouo Street domemieeionere. with a vtow.ae stated, towarde laying beeto for future harmonious legislation on this imrl portent subject Aldermen Bergen recommended i- the adoption of a resolution embodying the wishes -e oi the Mayor In this reepeel and instructing the City Clerk to forwnrd to eech of theee eommtoelone for the Improvement of streets and avennea the questions set forth in the communication, sod require from each enewers to be furnished In detafl or each qeeettou within ten days.

The resolutions were adopted. A communication was atoo received from the Mayor in relation to the correspondence between himself and 4 the Corporation Oouaaei 00 the laying tot the Wee tons USD AY, JULY 14, 131)8. his opinion tLui Hit it pi evlding lor the paicwuu is unconstitutional md he ises A'ftIr be msde until the uueMiuti ITMsacMng a considerable amount oi uPullue UU81' less the Board adjourned. Deatiis During the Wt7e 229 in this eitv during the pant vree.V an incfe.we 79 as compared wnti the week previousTan Oonbt Island Pracas and thi during the landing of the passengers from Conor aland steamboat at the island on Sunday last thV Inipector of Police of this city, Mr. John 8.

Polk, idd of Jesse Allen, a notorious character, of the lght linger fraternity, and called the attention of hose assembled to "take a good look at the biggest hief and pickpocket In New York." Tina, It appears, hough doubtless productive of much advantage to hose within hearing, excited the Ire or ALeu against he police official and his son, detective WUUam H. 'oik, tor both of whom he procured warranto on ap iiicttuou ucnore unuee cornwen oacuarge 01 assault md battery. The will appear to answer the omplalot to-day. SHIPPING NEW? Alaaaae for New Day. rises 4 40 Moon rises, 12 22 sets 7 30 High 3 19 Weather Along the Coast.

July 18? a. M. Port. Win I. WmUur.

Thtrmomrttr. 'ort Hood Clear 63 above lalilax 8W Clear 78 above 'orllaad NK Cloudy 70 above loeton NE Clear 80 above lew York NW Clear 80 above 'hlladelphla NW Clear 9S above Filmlngton Clear 84 above raahiugtoo 8 Clear 83 above 'orireaa Monroe SW Clear 82 above liehmond 8 Clear 80 above lew Orleans 81 above loblle Clear 84 above ley West Clear 80 above lavana Clear 82 above rORT or NEW YORK, JULY IS, 1863. The ofllee of the Herald steam yaobta ie at Whitehall itp. All communications from owuert and consignees to the tatters of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free of harge. One of the Herald steam yachts-the or the rANNV.rrr?will leave Whitehall every inornlugat liali-pael jiir o'clock for lite Lower Bay.

CLEARED. Steamship Etna (Br), Brlilgman, Liverpool vie I Dale. Steamship Ssxonia Kier, A Co. Steamship Krauconla, Sherwood, Ames. Ship Surprise.

Hanlett, Hong Kong- A A Low A Bro. Ship Mary Kigga, Lowell, Ban Kranelsco? 8 Merchant Co. Ship Magdalene (NO), Henke. Remountky Luting A Co. Bark Eureka, Holloway, Antwerp? Crandall, I'mphray A 'o.

Bark Ivers (NO), Pint, Rotterdam-W Hchmtt.Pa on A Co. Bark Edward IIIll iBr), Marston, Constantinople and Bracaioill. Kirk A Boudcr Payne, Buenos Ayres -Boyd A lincken. Hark Eugenia (Br), Dennis, Montevideo via St loyd A Hmcken. Bark Nord Cap (Norwi, Woolsen, Grand Hay, Canada? 'uuch, Melncke A Wendt.

Hark Sostreno (Norw), Toyn, Miramlchl Melncke Wendt Hrlg Belle (Br), Iltll. Hrig Kaiuin Anderaon, Melncke Wendt. Brig Nellie Antrim, Wallace, Havaullla, Ac Ray. Brig Victoria (Br), Lenoir, Cow Bay F' Small A Co. HrigC Morrla (Br), Crane, Umphray A Co.

Hrlg Crow. Whitney A Co. Brig Southern Cross (Br), Brown, St Jehu, Nil Brett, Son Co. Hrlg Ruth (Br), Murphy, Wilmington, NC--G Bulley Kchr Lady Haunermnn Br Roberta, Abacoe-J Douglass Mchr Lion (Br), Utddea. Wlndaor.

N8-H DeWolf A Co. Schr Bob (Br, Ho-key, St Stephen, Miller A Co. sohr Plandome, Davie, Mtiler A Thomas. Scbr Albert Thomas' Rogers, M.l'.er A Jbomas. Hphr Heba, Ludlow, Pembroke, Boynlon, Bon A Oo.

Schi Eaton, Bros. Hehr Henry Clav, rttratton, Hoaton? Btranalian A Ferguson. Steamer Prank, Pierce, Philadelphia. ARRIVALS. RBPORTKt) BT TIIK UKRALI) STRAVI VACHr-1.

Steamship Haminonla (NO, Meier, 1. via Southampton Jd. with lae ami paaerngora, to Kunnardt A Co. 17th li.at, I at 40 38, Ion (T passed French atearnilnu Poreire, hence lor Havre. The eiperlenced I'ght and variable wluoa, and the last four days dense fog.

Ah, Prom Ut IX 14 and Ion 46 4, to lat 47 and Ion 47 15, paaaed several aige Icebergs. steamship Manhattan, Wo jdbitll, Charleston 11, with mdse and passengers to Morgan A Co. July T1. at 71) M. off Cape Roman, exchanged signals with Rapidan, hence lor Savannah at 7 (HI miles from Haltcraa.

passed steamships Charleston, for Charleston, and L'nltcd Stales, for NCrlcans. fltcsmshlp Knight, Dunty, Georgetown, DC, with mdse snd passengers, to Phillips A Brown. Steamship Empire, Price, Washington, DC, with lae and passengers, to James Hand. Steamship Kanile, Howe, Philadelphia, with indsn, to lyorllard. Steamship Nereus.

BeaAse. Boston, with mdse, to Wra Clyde. Ship Harvest (Jueen, Hutchison, Liverpool, June 4, with ndse to Marshall A Co. Hark Newcastle (Br), Armstrong. Carlllf, SO days, with al.roa Iron, to lietVolf A Co.

Hark Lucy A Nlcke's (of Bearsport), Ford, Sagua, 11 days, lb sugar, to Hin-k A Co. Has had light easterly winds he entire passage, and been 4 north or llalteras. Baled company with brig Riverside NV'ork. D. A II u- with to Hauler Alert ill.

July 8, Imt 3v? lfi, niig 70 4H apoka Allen Mlddlrton, from Havana for (arwtllea, a Sailed in company eohr I) Wilder 01 Stork, brig Wm Robaon, for Baltimore. Hrln Miranda (Br), Cappray, Cardenae, 10 with miliar to B. Swain. Had light aoiitbprly and I mr weather the entir" paesage, and been five north of Brig Forest State, tihute, Matanraa. 14 daya, with augar, lo neater.

Brig Lydia II Cole Sauna, (0 with augar did to Waydad Co. llad moderate the inttrv ire, and waa four north of Brig Maine lol Bangor (Irani, I'albarien, II with nolauea, lo Howell Sou. Had light easterly win la and al the entire naetage and 4 irth of Irhr liamteiie. Horn, Hav with tndae to Thomas Jnrh Nephew A Co, had heaw westerly nrei part if up to lat 44, long 'IS oalma and fog off the aln. then calnta and light Hilg 'Br Trinidad, i7 with to 4 a had light and toe eriIrr and been north of lat 04, Ion 71 4)1.

aooke Supero, from Porto Rioo for dho le tiland, li out. Brig Leon a (Ur Wlndior, NS, 13 with er to I At Son. Schr Wilder (ol Philadelphia), Heather, Cardenaa. 10 wltn inolaeees, to James EhrtU had li hi and the entire and been 3 daya north ol Srhr Codfrey of Dorchester, NJi. (Jodfrey.

Calha ien, 13 with to Mcllready A Co. Had light v.rd* the entire and i een daya north of Sal I In company, brig Johu Bllaa. for Sew rk Schr John Shay ol Ureat Kgg Vaughan. Ka. ua, A daya, via Delaware breakwater, with augar and mo oJonnMaaon A Co.

Had light and weather the inure paaaage. Ballad in company brig Huuaton for Srhr Robert Caldwall. MrCormlck, Santiago (Cuba) It wllb migar and to Smltb. Had heavy wnthweet son alia lo tbe eaitward of light wloJa tod been 4 north of Hatteraa. Srhr Florence Rogers, Or, 90 dare, with and ooe paaienger to Fowler A Preaton.

(lad Oae veaiher. hp It Rlllae. HlldreUl. lleoreetowu fif) 7 with rell.iw pine to Walker. Schr Italeainan, Bedell, Georgetown, AC, 8 daye, with oaral to A Abbott.

Scbr Florence 1 Lorkwood. fH John, Wilmington. NO, 1 tare. with narai to Thomae Schr Parrow, Newborn, NC, I daye, with 10 Benton A Broe. Scbr Sen Juan, McKeone, Roanoke Rirec for New Haren.

grhr Sarah Lortnla. Andereon, Virginia. Bcbr Bra, Turner, Virginia. Scbr lieu Moore, Ueoim Bank a Scbr Lucy Dixon, Portland, Me, 8 daft, with lumber nd lathe to A Murray. Bohr Harriet roller.

Wllllame, Portland, Me, 8 day a with fiaetlnge. to Ward A Co S.ibr John Hoane, Harwich, Gloucester. Schr Wanderer, Malhewe. New Bedford, gebr Oen Grant, Miller. New Bedford.

Scbr Marr Komaln, Wllaon, Chatham. 8ehr Geo Tbompeou, Baiter. Nantucket Hchr Freedom, Young, Nantucket. Bcbr Kate, Sterena. Wareham.

Schr Catherine Thoraaa, Gtbbe. Wareham. Hchr i Terry. Raynor, Pall Rlrer. Scbr Ollrer Mpelman, Pelton, Pall Hirer for Newburg.

Bcbr Mary Rlltabetb, Hatch, Pall Hirer for Rondout. Hchr Ner, Chaee, Pall Rlrer. Schr Nelad Queen, Chaee, Fell Rlrer. Schr Cynthia Jane, Ball, Pall Rlrer for Blliabethpor. Scbr Pbaro.

Colltne, Prorldenee for Philadelphia, gear Horitoa, Newman, Prorldenoe for Rondont Bohr Ami over, Chaae, Prorldenee for Rondont. Scbr Watchful, Fuller. Prorldenee for Baltimore. Schr Mil Towneend, Gardner. Prorldenee for Rtiiabethport.

Schr Baa ling BR No 41, Bartleti, Pawtnrket for Pbl.adel- I ''gchr Veranda, Pond. BrIMol for Rlltabeibporl. Schr Lucy Hall, Hall, Weeterly. flchr Willow. Floyd, Hartford for Philadelphia.

Schr Sarah Jane, flpofford, Hartford for Bluabethport. Schr Grace Wateon, Plynn. Hartford. Hchr Laura Hatch, Rdwarde, Hartlord for Ha.t.more. Bcbr Reading BR No 48, Falon, New London for Schr Smith, New Haren for Rondout.

Scbr Wm 8 O'Brien, Borne, New Haren for New fnr Ph gehr Boor? Parker, Parker, New Hareo for Baltimore, gehr Loo! a Blrdeall, Trtbble, New Hareo for Hloe, Crane, New for Philadelphia, gehr Alberto. Newton, New Hareo for Philadelphia, gehr Hubbard, Oodfrey, Portland, Ct. gehr Narla Hall, Lawrence, Portland, Ot, for Troy, gebr rnfrabam, Clark, Portland, Ot, for Philadelphia. Hchr Preeetone, Henieon, Portlaed, 01. hip Joke Brlgtit reported on the Ikb Inat, baa TM paeeenere, and reporta had light weeterly the entire unr end had one deeth among the paaeangera.

Tnne gg, till, Ion on the Orand Ban he, apoke nahlng ohooaer Henrr Waet, of Beenrlr. with WO of Oah; lannah Stone, of Bererly, with 4tfg do, end Juno, of Bererlya rlth WO do. 9AILBD. Bark Tic en la, Nuerltaa. Wind at euaaet oalta Atertrgg Wpwutenf Aweriallen.

no. It out II ten V. Tke fallowing appmred mnetere bare reeeteed umanWetnae t'orell. 6MV Samuel 4 Buffum MH7. Uurallo Dr er, bark Lllwjud Cooper.

Ail ibintuiUlbtii Ji renewed annually are invalid. dchr HknBUTTA (of Boaton, iroia Me. for Boa with a cargo of liap, deatroved by lire iw ihe latter port nfgtit bjr the eiptoalon of a lamp. The crew ware tared and landed hare. Bask White American ftark White Wheal" I iprooamy ian wnue wing), umber laden, fro? St jjbu mu for Buenos Avres, went ashore at Deal Island, off Bartni' nB? lvlD iQSf.

tfoOB Wtiiph, at Providence trim (feorgetown DC, III too, off Long Island, collided with teamen (' new York end Bermuda line, The had her rah bulwarks More In, and oat bead on port bow broken. to the eteamer unknown. Ami MhOR, Young, from Philadelphia for Lynn, reports that on wednssday night, about 13 o'olook, wbtle off Neut-et, the schr wae run intd by a eteamer. which uarned away the boweprit and everything attached. The eteamer kept on war without (topping to eee what damage had been done.

Bona Sut.Har, ftm Ellsworth for New York, on the mghtof the toih met, off Wateb Hill, In a fog, collided with an unknown eteamer and fust all her head gear to the knightbeade. (The eteamer waa probably the Bristol, of the Bristol line, which came into collision jvltll a schooner on tha Sound, Friday nlcht, while on her trip from New York to Boston. The wbeelhouee of the Bristol wad considerably damaged, but not to the extent of disabling. The eolllston occurred about three o'clock in the morning. Nobody was injured aboard tbe eteamer.) Sloop David Sands, which was nek by collision with steamer Leo last winter.

In the mouth of the Bast river, and In which several futile attempts hare been made by various Sartles to raise, was successfully raised last Friday by the team Derrick under the superintendence of Captain Charles Macdonald, with the assistance of the company's diver, Moses M. Stearns. She was sunk In 11 fathoms water. ftllecellaaeoua. Purser John Kavsnagh, of the Inman steamship City of Boston, from Liverpool, will aocept our thanks for hie promptness (as usual) In forwarding our dies and despatches to this office.

(Johnstown, July outward National steamer leaves for New York to-day. The Virginia will leave to-morrow. LaONCifiD-At Eastport on the Dthtnet, from tbe yard of Mr Huston, a schr of 334 tons, old measurement. She will be commanded by Capt William Shaokford. Whalemen.

Sailed from New Bedford Uth Inst, bark John Weit, Manchester, for Indian Ocean. Sailed from Nantucket 8th, bark Bohlo, Davie, Outer Roads, to complete ilttlug for whaling Ship Pocahontas, Devens, from Boston for Snn Francisco, June 2, lat 28 Ion 43. Ship Lizxle Moses, Cox, from Newport for New York, June 25, lat Ion 28. Ship Kintern State. Hatpin, from Liverpool for Quebec, June 14, lat 44 08, Ion 31 31.

Ship Cordova. Scott, from Liverpool for San Franclsoo, May 1, lat 17 S. Ion 31. Ship Swordfteh, Laudxboro, from Liverpool for San Fraucixco, 5. lat 10 8, Ion 34.

Hark Uude, Ualhorne, from Salem for Zanzibar, June 9, lit U7 Ion Bark Veritas, from New York for Bremen, June II, lit 43 Ion 36 35. Birk Thierman (NO), from Bremen for New York (with emigrants), June 21,40 miles SW of Teiel. The Tribune, from Pensacola for Liverpool, Juna 39, Ion 53. The Rising Star, of Boston, 1 bound, Juna 14, lit 40 Ion 57 W. Foreign Porta.

Ardroaxan, June Hattle Tapler, Liverpool. Antwerp, June 30? Arrived, Jeanne de Flandre, Bernlce, NYork. Sailed from Flushing 28th, Carta, Ragualn. NYork. ADEN, June 10 -Bailed, Sachem.

Kerlvan, Salem; 12th, Helen Coeper, Carter, Moulmeln. Arroyo, PR, June achr Dearbron, It eyuolds Baltimore. Bkixiiam, Juno 30? Off, ship Lilian, from Philadelphia for Antwerp. Baroflona, June 22 -Arrived, Angellta, Relbera, Mobile 23d, Nova, Carrau, do. Cadiz, June 34? Arrived, Prima Donna, Brumer, NYork; SAlb, Hytoged Llndahl, Boll tier, NYork.

Cardiff. June 3d -Sailed, Wm Yeo, Howes, Baltimore. But out skill, Isabella Saunders, Scotl, for Bailuuorc Dover, July the roada, Nancy Mosber, train Baltimore for Rotterdam. Off do July hark Vereenlglng, Schmidt, from NYork for Antworp. Dokdt, June South America, Bayard, Cardiff.

Ei.hjnohk, June St Johna, Smith, Philadelphia I for Cronstadt. May 24 Arrived, Aretusa. Coaao, New Orleans (and Railed for Harrelona) June Ml, Caledonia, Carter, lao (and tailed for Autwarp); lMth. Fradoma, Burke, Boston. Kataku Point, July steamship Ottawa, Llv erpool.

Gk.noa, June 25 -Arrived, Amelia, McDonald. Philadelphia. Sailed a5.li, Rogers, Ballard, Philadelphia. OlBtiai.l au, June51 -Arrived, Union, Nich ilioo, Palermo (and cleared for NYork). Hatuc, June 48-Arrived, Addle MoAdame, Partridge, Philadelphia.

Liverpool, June Annie Shaw. Shaw, Baltimore via Bermuda. 30th, Fire Queen II, Williamson, New L. Klchsrdson, Howi, Bombay. Mallard, Judd, Han Pranrlsoo.

July 1 (si, Chlldt, Baltimore Anne nry, Tcsnymau, Han Francisco. Balled 80th, Ne Plue I Itra, Woodbury. Bombay, July let. Virginia NYork Geo Hurlbut, Maiwon, Cardiff and York. Cleared 89th, Enterprise, Merrill, NYork.

3(Hb, May dower, Call, Hoeton, July 1, Ludwlg, Harding, Boston Ulan Southard, Hiekford. NYork; Enterprise, Merrill, do Nereid, llearae, Philadelphia. Enterod out 2ldh, Africa, Berry, Orleans; Geo Hurlbut, Maaon, NYork, via Cardiff; Cleopatra, Ovley; Cuba Moodie, NYork; Rodrhyddan, Pooley, San rraucisco, Hah, Daniel Draper, Harding, Calcutta; Jane A Bishop, Kerr. Montevideo. City of Now York (a), Ualcrow, NYork and Halifax; Queen of the Eaet, Stoddari, NYork; July 1 Mary, Claehon, Baltimore Adelaide Norrls, lleod, Phlludel phia.

Klre Queen tf), Willlameon, city of Ant werp (s), Mirehouse, NYork, Tartfa Murphy, do Boston. London, June 30 Arrived, Korealngen, Ibsen, Baltimore, China, Weeks, Sydney, NSW Ole 49th, Johan Martin, HoolU, NYork; 30'h Toot, Ka.wike, do (and both sailed from Graveeen I Juiy 11 Knt out Julr 4, Josephine, Hilton for Hoeton. Lkoiimun, June 23 Hailed. Alice A Bardell. Steed, NYork Leiiion, June 11? Arrived, Hounding Billow, Yidui.ob.

NYork. Makeni.i.ce, June Prancesca, Vella, Nilr toana. 43th, Argean, Lindsay, NYork, Mary Abbv, Russell, do. MaUAOAIBO, June 44-fn port schrs tor New Torn iv corat taie, rrom arrived lum from Boaton, I 21m Nkvitiiii1, June JH-Arrlved, Mary Russell, Rush, Havre, Ladv Bloalngtou, do. Sailed 2wth, Krnllwjrth.

lirown, New York, dutb, Ella Thayer. Thompson, New Orleans. NtwnASil.l. Jiuie out, A 1'lerce. Rent, for 1 Salem, Edgar, New Or.cans.

Paciuc, McKcnzle, Providence. Napi.kh, June t'arlolta, Hafford, MYork. Npevitaa, June 59? In port achr Lucy 'ilbsoti, I'uug. for NYork, Idg. Oporto.

June Joren Thoiuaa, Combo, York 24th, Lord Baltimore, Lanfare, do Pit.lac, June Atlantic, Sinclair inot McKen lie), York. June Edith Mary, lohnnou, NYork. Salied Emerald Isle, NYork. UUKliiec, Julv steamship Auatrlan, Liverpool. Rangoon, Mav IS -Salied, Hy Buck, Pield, Boston Stettin, Doris, Andersen, NYork.

ft mi. ns. Julv I -Sailed. Dagmar, NYork St Jauoo, June 28 In poro, bark Madura, fur Baltimore. Idg.

St John, NB. Julv chip Isaac Webb, Si iwell, NYork. TnirsTk. June Arrived. Little Dorrft, Verveck, NYork.

Glacomo, and Emilia, Calif ano, do. American Porta. ALEX ANURIA. July steamers Empire. Price, and Knight.

Deutv, New York gebra Ephriuu Anna, 1 llreen, Huston Lo.tle Klute, Young. Harlem; Jane New ton. Rich, Bolton. BOSTON, July achr Julia Nelaoo, Oara Her, Philadelphia. Cleared, ateamihlp Kenilngton.

Bahion, New Ordeani, hark Ionic, (Br), Powers, Loan to hrlgi Arthur Kgglnao, Doane, Uoree; Kliey I'arey, Hayti, ichn of the South, Oeorgeiown, DC, Right Bower, Rogers, do; Allen, Doane, do, Jeeae Smith, Williams, Philadelphia. Julia Pratt, Nlckerion, do. July 12 Arrived, icbri Joieph Porter, Bnrroughe, Amoe SoineraiA Satiudera, Carroll; BY Kajrnor; Moller. Brown; Wing, KndteoU; A 'Iran, Lake. George Taulana, stetson, Garrison, Morris, Bau Ireland, Aid, Smith: A Learning, Brower, Moore, Nlckerion, Joieph Hatter, Nlckerson, A Lee.

Dukee; Graham, Townaeod Frsnklln. Cobh, Onward. Hunker; Aoigull Haley, Haley, and Mary Hlley Rder, i'hl adelphla. Hickman. Small, Wootibrldge, NJ Nile, Marlborough, NY; Charlie A Willie, Thomas, Rundoul flailed, naturdav, wind W8W to KSK and S5, brlga Arthur Rggleto and Elaey and bark Aloertlna.

lilh Arrived, iteamir Niptune, NYork; ihlp Ool lea Rule, Hall, Llverp'iol; eohr Moore, BALTIMORE. July bark Alma Morton Br), Hines, Mlddlehoro, brig Blue Wave, Havana. Cleared, barks Pleiades (Br Bradley, London.ler.-v Lena Long, Ames. Boston, brig Klrkland, Martin, John, PR; schr John l'rlcs. Bolton.

Sailed, ship Crest of thi Ware. 10th, PM, brig Echo A NOOK, Ju-v 10 Salied bark Albert raon. Nelson, Port as Prince. brig tVebiter Keliey, Haskell, NYork: sobrs Woodbury, Woodbury, Jacksonville; Haltle, (lUchrlit. Philadelphia.

CHARLESTON, July steamship Moaeka. NYork schr Amis Rye, do. CALAIS July E-Halled, narh Devld Nichols, Wyman, New York, brig Heath, Coombs, Molt Uavsn scbrs Ems II ns Sawyer, Keen Henry Dobbin and Col Jouea. Strong, NYork 8th, Percy Hlnkley. Foster, NYork.

PORTRESS MONROE, July Paeeed uu for Baltimore, bark Wm Van Name brig Wm Rohertaon, from Cardenas achr Joseph ftegar, from Bangor. Paeeed out, sbiD Jobaene 1 vt'liheimlna, lor Bremen bnt Roho, for Porto Rioo. Paeeed up, ehlp ConSdence.rrom MYork lor Rlchraong. Balled Hark Aleete (from Cltv Point 1, Genoa PALL RIVER, July 10-8elled, eohr Ann 3 Salter, Baker. NYork.

KEY WEST, July I-Arrived, steamer Ariadne, Bldrldge, NYork for Oatseeton. LYNN, July 10-Aridred, scbre Annie Magee, Young, Phlla delpbla, Adelaide, Haraden, NYork. HOBILK, July 8-ArTlred. eekre Jeraaetown, Kogera. New Conner.

Shutee. Boeton. NEW OKLBaN8, July V-Arrlred, tteanuhlp Concordia, Scare, Boiton via Havana; brig Maria Norwood, Waehbnrn, Mataataa i achra A Amee, WhJtmoro, Reckland; Leonora, Hunt, do. Cleared gblp Conaunllaa Brain). Bo 1 tan born, Bremen NEW HBDrOKD.July 11-Arrired, echr Ellaha Brooke, Cray, Marlon for NTork.

NANTUCKET, July A- Arrlred, achra Lucy Oburob, Ad ana, Nelaon Walla, By dcr. NTork. Ballad 4th, aabra Jaaaa Allan. Caaa. Philadelphia.

Mb, Onward. Oorbam, NYork; 8th, Nellie Walla Ryder, do. NEW LONDON, achra (aaao Haytnour, Norton. BUaabatbport for Prortdeaoe, Bailie Smith Cbaaa, Pall Hirer for NVork. achr Wlnonah, Nye, NVork (or NEWPORT, July 10, aahra Eugene, lireea law, for NTork; Mary A Prednaore, Hart, Pmndance for Elliabathport.

Ann Salter, Baker, PaU Rlrar for NTork. Uth-Arrlrad, brig Brooke, McLean, Philadelphia; Rhra Nlcanor, Black wall. Cardinal, (II an wood, Laurence, illadeiphla. NEW HAVEN, July II-Amrad. achra Hmt Tier, Ttea; Mldd aaax, cnrr; Baltimore.

Hemingway. Wateon, Allan; PHILADELPHIA. July II, Arrlrad, aklp Stadoconn Caaaldy, Londonderry; hark Dlrlgo, Morn eon, Newman: hiV ooallahL Brown. Cerdenae. Drtako, NlgreMe.Mower.

Boaton; achra Eorau CrookLynn. fete Oceom went to eee yeetardag NehrToha Simua for urfcra, arrlrad al the Breakwater yaeterday. Hrig leabel Bpurkpaa, frana Pooee. Mk, haa been erdmed ti Philadelphia. vOiliHOtfTH, JHf -Ardimh Mktk fcwrnee.

PaiiNw. 5 ItMh TuiVw, 41ten, Philadelphia. Vy luth Sailed, ecbr Hattte Haley, PnRalelphfa. PKOVIDRNOE, July 11-AiPtr-d si-amer Utility, PargH, Philadelphia Wo, Wtleou, Brown, Oeorgetown, Aea Eldridgo, Siukmao, lealM-a Thompson Enrltoolt, Pbllade r'ula John KOOar. Fort Jouiieon; Bay.es, Arnold, feao thport I Baiaru.

Smith, Rondout Anna Ju.u* Nhw York Sailed Steamer Hunter, Kogars, Mary A Tyler, Tyler, Ana Dole, Haliey; Kali- Elwards, L.pplnrjtt, anil Rbodelln Blew, Pslsrsou. Philadelphia, A Urainer, Harref, and Charles Hulaa, Lisle, KJiabelbpurt, Pieelwtng, Naeb; Qeo Brown, Ban.amln Warford, iprague, and elopp Pred Brown, Uardsar. NYork. July achre Richards, Irwin Anna tt Lyon. Lyon, While Poam, Howes: flea Nymph, Conley, aud Terry, Wearer, Georgetown, DC Clara, Tow er, Ba lliuoro, Samuel Hawes, Jackson, Philadelphia, Tune Bodlna, Bunoe, Anns Edwards, Hlnaon, and Rappahannock, Oor, sou, Kllzabethport, James MoCIoeker.

Crowell, Port Johni eon, Zoe, Hall, Benjamin Antler, Nortbup, andOceanue, Saueriee, Ronduut; a met Frsonaeu, E.dridge, and Ellin Cole, New Vork. Brooke, Brooke. Rondout. George Conorer, Robinson, Philedelpbla. RICHMOND, July eohre Sardinian (Brj, Sturgea, Taylor, fork.

Jaaaie Wu.lamaon, Corien, to load al Oeborn'e with coal for NYork. SAVANNNH, July red brigs Oerhnrdine (NO), Aalderke, and Wra (Jreenough Jack, New Vork, leabe.ta Je Baker, do Maria Hall, Rooklaud. July schr Mary Hodaoti, Uudeou, Philadelphia. SALEM, July 9 Arrived trbrs Henrietta Slmmnnt, lodfrey, Philadelphia; Romp, Mltler, Hobokeu. 11 ecbr Weldln, Bowen, Philadelphia.

Alios Parker; Rrandywlre, IraUn; Clara, Mullord i Mention, Ayree; Bllto Smith, SuiMh Emily Jennie. Hewitt, John Cadwalader, Steel men; North Pac 6v Irelan Whaatou, Wbeatun, and Thomae Clyde, hcull, Philadelphia. July eohre Addle Bird, Merrill; Hugh 11 Mc Pauley, Cain, Philadelphia; Nellie Belle, Stahl. Rondout. Sailed? Hcbre UIH ord, Jirrell, and Mntuie Hup oiler, Steelman, Philadelphia; 8 Weldln.

STONINGTON, July ectr Win Burden, Adams. Phlladelobla for Boston (detained by a thick fog.) NO, Jnly 10-Arrived, brtg Guiding Star, WAREHAM, jchr An? Turner, Keugar, NYnrk. Sailed Ulb, aebr Antrim, Basse, NYark. 44 Papblan LMinn1' FRECKLES, PIMPLES, TAN, SALT WCBtJM, EKYSIP ELAS, Ac "Paphian Soap" same properties as the "Paphlan Lotion." PA' uw i cake. It will not chap tba skin, It it lovaluable for the roiLET, BATH and NURSERY.

Soared Oaltem. ffimc Calf Oxfords, box toea, $4 .10. LOR IN Hu.Oi.?S a SONS, 434 Broadway, oorner Howard street. Chemlntry of Dtrine Prtrltfenrr linn never produced a mineral water which in such perfection the qualities ol au antl-lilUloua tone: atharitc medicine as that of (he Heltrer Spa. and I' a ItER APERIENT Is the artificial equlval aut Hi remedy.

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Bootn, Hhoen. linkers and HllpprrMot' variety. ready made and made to order, at C. RICH MOND'S, Broadway, opposite M.Uropolilao Hotel Crintarforo'n Hair Ever inanufsciured. Wholesale and retail; also wl at No Aetor llouae.

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