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lfroA ,hs Ns~aik Adysruser Juy Is
hse broke out last evssisg about O'Clock In d.
RPss Co. cav and psoisg mill On tbs river II ORR
eips ed IN the engine room. where the fireman
pss':g shavibss into the furnses cuff dove the
blaze into tbs roo setting Oh Are the sombusbls ma
tsrah around The flames spread With great rapidty,
.s.,r ssso'a,ns time TO u. work sn 70 lssvs Nth
chain In few moments the adjacent buildings aud
lumber yards wsrs snveopsd and large amounts Of pro
fierce but by tie uotirns sxecu0os Of tho drs men
was confined 10 the immediate vicinity Never did any
department .osh more ncoy Tssy advanced to the
very edes Of the 6ames shielding hemsevss ~ith boards
aLd covering themselves with set cloths. The LUMBER
.hch was almost insxtiDguishabe bursed during the
upon it
D. Ripley Co = loss is about $40 900 comprising the
,h ans So once and three s c'scent buildings u
wor bess the pan, having failed The remainder of
the insuI snce are follows
HUDSON River, 81 300 Empire Stat, 81 600 Poughkesp
sis 80 COO Augusta Ga 1000 National Protection,
States 81 900; Amer ic.n, Utica $4,000
adjoining the mill the house Of the Waterman,
who.e family lost all their furniture and clothing valued
a. $3.50 Also Mr. A G. Wards wood moulding mill, the
loss which So 600, 81 TOO of which was insu ed
in the Pacific. N Y. $3.50; in the Farmers Company,
Utica $500; and in the Granite Company Utica $500.
On side of the planning mill. the lumber yard
Of h Peinier, destroying lumber sheds, barn, &c
amounting in damage TO $40 600 So 600 of which is
American Mutual this city, AMI the Hudson River Of
New Ymk.
On the other side of the mill paint grinding shop of
Will an Phillips desucyed-oss 800, no Insurance
In the same building up stairs, James Burnst Sons
trunk box factory in -bcn the loss 81 s0o-insured
fox S7t0 10 the Globe Co. U,ics The Mes-rs. Burnet
so lost on their lpm in The adjacent yard b,t
o0o and SO 000 of which probably 900 iscovered
by ipsnySnce.
JAMES Wpteler's packing box factory, by the side Of
ths building also ely destroyed Loss in
stock &c, about $500, which Is fully insured.
Besides these large quantities OF lumber, belonging
to dfe,ent builters which Lad been left at Ripey's
mill for plapng were also consumed Gould Moore
lost in this way, 81 900, and others lose various
amounts.
When the FIRE first broke out. the wind carried the
flames d ectly upon PollArd's japan leather factory
aud the despatch works but changing is often the
at larpe fires it took less dangerous direction
the river The place this nocang is sire we'd with
snd nut little remains except the tall chimney
the planning mil and the fire proof containing
engines ana b Tiers
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seits soil al over oosssersseA oy the blosd Of our
Revolutionary srss-is peculiarly dear TO me- asd such
welcome have received b too highly priced"
He concluded BY rsp%a'inx his thsos and then retired
MORE SPEECHES, COLLATION., ETC.
Speechss foio~ed from Me-srs Davis. Cushing and
Guthrie after which the President and suite and large
number OF citizens, rat down to collation. at the City
Hotel
The Mayor gave "The health Of the President of the
United States -
ANOTHER SPEECH BY THE PRESIDENT.
Tho Pre- idept returned thanks but pleaded his Inc
billy TO speak. though such welcome he had
osiv~d enough to make . dumb speak. Yoa
have given ne, raid he, capital time to Gay, hops
you will have fine time tot night leave my freods
with you and trust you viii make a night Of it. Hs
then retired
JefIssr on Davis and others made speeches.
The party leave Newark Thursday morning. at eight
O'Clock for Jersey City where the boat will meet them
and convey them to Castls Garden.
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fAnrvDz AzD EO1snUDs % hroaA1AE7 roum AsesR
SAN FRAn@s00 HAR1sR.
Isiegrsph I'M. Long IL deg n $40 ses; in tns.
Preside sss.y99Slopg l22 deg 20 mia 81 so; il
time, hours % min 4ob Lat 81 deg Al mia g. %
Fort Point-Long l22 deg q min q SEQ; in tns,
hours 90 min 40 SEQ Lat 81 deg q min % rs SEQ
Point Loooe-LOng iI2 deg 70 min 50 Sec 10 tina,
hours 90 min IS sec Lat 81 deg % min u OF sec
Point Bousta-Long 122 deg 80 min IS sec In tiu>e
hours 10 min OF Lat 81 deg 90 min 90 IL SEQ
South Farsllonss-Long l22 deg 50 min 06 8 SEQ: In
time, hours II min So 4 soc. Lat 81 deg Al min
A. 10 sec.
letter from Lieut. M.ury, of the coast survey
nupicates the results OF the cruise Of Lieut. Beyman
Of the United States brig Dolphin in search for certain
dangers which have been reported to exist In tho Allan
tic Ocean Among these the Eight Stones 70 TO
exist in lat 81 20 N long l6 40 W. and Jean H.mmoeds
Rock lat 80 Sc n, long 10 so W. No such dangers Or
obarueons to navigation exist in the places assgoed
them.
Lieut. Bergman slao passed the positions assign
ed for Harrgault Rock lat 40 49, long IS 49, Dsraiis
Rock lat 40 81 long "a AZ; Hsrrigaut Breakers lat
Al OF long 40 23 Thirty five FAthom Shoal lat 40 80
long As IT. joan Hsmmond's Rock lat SO 49, long 10
and reported rock in lat 30 co. long ~ 10 Thss dan
gers are believed to be by pothetca although Lieut. Bsr
lyman did not have opportunity Of cutting up tha
seas in their nsghborhoei thoroughly In the two
instances already quoted.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-On the 9Th inst, fire
occurred IN Hanover street Manchester, by which
the second story Of house occuoied by Ish families
WAS burned out. and several of the occupants badly
burned One Of them. named John Sullivan, has since
died. Three women with children In their arms, jun ped
from The second story windows and escaped with slight
years. and Der daughter aged 1 jumped from the third
story windows both escaping with slight bruises.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived-ship Brseis (Br), Kirby, Liverpool: bark
Mandarin, Campbell Cienfuegos: briggs Geo Harris Por
ter and Portland Stafford CnvdeDas Lady OF the Lake.
Sbute, New York; Eugene Re- Reed Por laod achrs
LADY seymour (Br) Young Halifax; Edna Kelly Bos-
tom Julia Corson, Pen. acoa John Polk Johnson New
Yosk. New Regulus, Dickinson, Newa,k; Isabella Will
liams Pawtucket.
Ceared-ship Cerro Gordo, Chandler, Bic: bark Vic
tory, Ellifson Falmouth, ia; briggs Patrick Henry,
schrs watchmsu. Friend, do; Bsy. Brag. Hgarto VI
John Polk, Johnston ALBANY; Isabella, Williams Paw
tucke'; star Nckersop Providence Meridian, Wood and
Pickering, PARK, Boston, Mlsville Fountain, Balti
n,Dr
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RAILWAY.

At Railway. also there a considerable demopstra.
ton. The President standing on the platform of the
car and having been welcom.d by Of the COMMITTEES
few OBJ ervations thanking the assembsge for
their exhibition Of cordial aelcome Many Of the rough
HANGED working class pressed forward have plea
sure Of squeezing The Presidents hand in which they
we're courteously grstded,
The train moved past the depot amid the cheers
Of the leoI lie.
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following is recapitulation of the losses
- -
$33.4N


in old iron foundry in New street between Hssey aud
WasS gton streets The fire is supposed without doubt
to have been originated by il diary The foundry
osed If .hres ed but separate buildings
and was owned by James Force. Of New York. Their
value probably exclusive of the contents only about
81 500 50 600 Mr. David Burtchs had occuoied the
urdry but wols has been done in it for the last few
weeks. The stock 10 have been sold to day. His
LORI Is about 81 COO SEQ If which covered by
arce in the Glt be Company, Utica. N. Y. Mr. w H.
Lasg painter pied the front OF of the bddings
and his loss ia small An adjoining barn owned by
Moses Sayre, pulled down and Mr sayres loss by it
AND damage to the rest of his property bet 5000
and $500 The Hslsey street N. Church for come
time imminent danger, bat although having woodea
cornice stood the fire extremely WE'LL and saved by
the reu-n who lsbored perseverngy, notwhsta nding
the toll of the previous Gre.
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NEWARK.

The train arrived At Eesark whore the Pre- 'ident he'd
previously arranged 10 pass the right the Cy Hotel
Citat prepa srions had made here anil splendid
auay miay hsd bteu standing for a couple of hours
under ms awaiting the arrival of the train.
THE TROOPS REVIEWED BY GES. PIERCE, ETC.
The President mounted horse and review we'd the
troops consisting of about thirty companies who made
fine display and considering the ,ze Of the city
the most brilliant escort yet given 10 the President along
his route from Washipgton.
procession then formed and during its progress
sslues fred at various points The procession at
last dev up in from Of the City Hotel military and
crowd filing the whole space of the noble avenue ia font
Of the hotel
The President officially welcomed to the city upon
the steps Of the hotel
THE PRESIDENTS REMARKS.
Gen. PIERCE replied by assuring all who heard him tina,
his reception sir he entered the borders OF their state
until now, such 10 make him believe that all men
and all parties bore almost personal affection for him.
and be was sorry that he byscsy return
thanks for the honor done him In voice that all could
hear. my visit, he continued has been most graft
flying to myself Your State one Of the original Thir.
teer, and fsgm a t. last, the ausst ne s,nstita
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TPER STEAMSHIP ARABIA |

AarwERP-Arr June rs Heen Maria silsbee Havana
(pot Charleson); 2Sh Devonsbre. Matstt. NOrleans;
Harris. for NYork dg
BRAKE-sla june % susa scs-srtz NYo,k.
BEiFAsT-Arr June 20 Ed gard KalT Baltimore
BARcEoNA-Arr June IA, San Jose Maristany, Charles
Havre to load for NOreans. Cid Goth, Bella Guiana,
Corse'les, NOrleana.
BRISTOL june 80, Wasp Page Wilmington; Chase,
Arr at the Pill Both, Mary Ann Peters Brown, NYork
and 81 John, NIB
In, Pepartb 3Oth, Middleton from st John NIB.
BKEMERHAvEN-Arr June q. Magdalena Bremen, New
York Schiller, Bshr. and Chas Soragne, Pike NOrleans
2sth. Bremerbayen, Hilker, Baltimore. Sid 25th, Her
CRoNsTADr-Arr June 90 Pyramid Henderson,: John
Harris Harmon; Gen Dunlap ssolaeld aud Mscsd mia,
PEBBLE N0rleans; Rover, Cole Matanzas. Sid 2otn,
CApH-Arr June 20 Oliver Sumner. NYork.
CoNE-Arr July l, Washington %, Fitch, NYork for
DEAL-Arr June 80, Liverpool Williams, Savannah for
London.
EL.NoRE-Arr June %. Norma, Tapp NYork for stet
tin; Paul Boggs Dyer. N0reans for Riga
GMwiy-Arr June 49, Guardian Durkis St John NIB
GoTTNBURG-Arr June %, Lexington, Murphy, Nor.
leans and Cbristana.
GLASGOW Sid June % Carolina Van No.den. Boston.
GREEnocK- Arr June 2S. Eliza Durkie, st Johu. NIB;
sh Cheviot Jenkins Wilmington, NC; Tenaro, Barstow,
HAvRE-Arr June 2s, EHwan wicks Charleston; Rhine,
Estates.
hAMBURc-Arr June %, Eba Sch -enzeu. NYork
HEIyoET- Arr Jure 20 Ed =iDa. BrouRhton, NYork.
Isle OF WIGHT of June "a, Herschel, from Hamburg
for NYork
IlvRRPooI-Arr June 26, Hyperion, Parker NOrleans;
2sth Ronochan, Pye Mobile: VIM RathboDe, Pratt and
Lancaster. JoPes ST. John, NB 29h. Joseph Howe Dri
YER cDsrleston sddons Briggs NYo,k Peter Rolt Ven
Wsbart. NOrlesns; Clyde, Mills savannah Stafordshre,
Richardson St John NIB; July Annamooka, Purchase,
Going in July 2. Sea Nymph. Patten from NOrleans
Mddlesex parmelee vaneuard Norton and Sove egn Of
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

At New Brunswick there was short detention where
demonstrations Of respect made TO the President
The girls OF the IDda rubber factory cengresaed at the
windows OF that bsbmsnt and waved stripes Of tr
color with which he building was decorated.
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Hoa ys@ss Gashl.s, Secretary Il ~ Tssassry which
wss iouc..5 cnso, ed
psny that tbs health Of The }, ~eu his
good He trusted the would continue aba
% answer al just oels.'aes. 70 on ova peopl, and 70
which the country might IL niss Tns Uoted
State. had full ann ovsrAownx treasury II he'd bssn
That t.ial was to be made b. the people Of the
Uni'ed States They sboald not bs led ssrsy by having
adhere to the csnstsuon and practise the plain old
vir tues Of irugslity and republican smOcity II this
were dome there might BE- .oms ~ssos wtn Which 20
ed his hea not 10 be led sstrsy b the reeot pros
terity and eDdeavor to plunge the gsv-rumea; 10 Wild
expenditure. They should act prncenty and hold out
this pnent noble example TO the governments
sfthe earth (Grest al plause)
DEPARTURE FROM PHILADELPHIA.
RECEPTION OF THE CITIZENS IN INDEPENDENCE
HALL, ETC.
WEDNESDAY July Is, 1858
The President, the members Of the Cabinet accom-
panyipg him. and the Philaielphia, Trsntoa and Ns~
York Committees, paid Witt to Independence Hall this
morning, when the President reserved large number
OF citizens. Having spent nearly hour in this manner,
the party conducted in carriages the wharf at
foot OF Walnut street. where they got board the
steamer John Stevens. which landed then at Camden
Here they got into special provided or them BY the
Camden aud Amboy Railroad Company Along the line
large of citizens who cheered the Preide.t
the train passed AT Burlington and other points the
people assembled had opportunity to shake
bands with the President Hs panied by
General George Cadwalader, OF Philadelphia at tho
request and the personal friead OF his Excel
kncy by Mr. a. Gatzman, as the agent of the
railroad company, and extremely active, attentive
add oblgiDg gent he proved to be- BY the Phila
dolphin Con mitse Consisting of The Hon. Pierce Butler
(~bo the prime maDsger of the manifestation there
George Martin, Hon 7. Florence John Price
We herel, Hugh Campbell. Robert NJ Richardson, &c ;
by The TeL deputasioa consisting OF Hon John
k Thompson Peter Vroom, Minister TO Russia, Hon.
D. Narr, George H. Nelson, James Hoy, Capt. ]. W.
Mickle AMI Capt J. A. Yard To the latter gentleman,
well TO the Hon. VIM. Thompson, the reporters of
the press nd-oted for their coosiderate at
tenon the attention which stood out in strange
contrast to the than Indifferent treatment they
ceived in Philadelphia. Mr.. r M. Richardson OF Pns-
delphia friend and GLASSWARE of Mr. sydney Webster.
the Private Secretary Of the PRECEDENT aso of the
party far rs Princeton.
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Telcgrnphic Marine Reports.

BlE5fON. July To-
Arrived-ship Pcr.hrhirc, Liverpool barks Calcutta,
London; Actress, Glasgow; Altoona. Galvsston Brilliant
and Nsthi Blake New Orleans; brgs Martha Worthing
ton. Psermo Mathilde Helene (German) verp schrs
Gordon Port Prince; Rough and Ready, Philadelphia
Cleared-Ship Cairo, Calcutta
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BRIG MoNrEUMA, Lbbey from San Francisco for Shoal
Water Bay ally lost I'd ult, at the mouth of M
river in Let 80 40 NJ crew, and most of sails and
runnir rigging saved.
SoHR ROBERT GLOVER, OF Sag Harbor, from Rondout
for frovioencs with ITO tons coal ashore
Inns beach hort distance ~ Castle H New port,
At 10 O'Clock on Saturday night and remained up ~
llth inst, in q very critical situation the rocks
loco left Newport TO take of her deck load bat was
unable to get alongside owing TO a heavy sea.
ScHR BRIDE Prcssey from Rockand foc this port with
a cargo Of lime, while beating through Hurte yesterday
morhpg vent ashore The Grdiron Rock and immsdi-
atey 1oof FIRE, and vas burnt up.
The WHArER from Nantucket, reported By the whale
ship Herald to have been lost Strongs Island is
poeo by the Ndford Mercury 10 refer the Paragon
before reported THIS last report hosever makes the
disaster in April while the was lost in March.
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DEMONSTRATION Avn PRINCErON.

The arrival Of the Presidential train Princeton was
haled by fen de joe fred by very fine looking mill
taTy company and the cheers o. citizens assembled
The President add essed by RoBFHf s. GREEN, in
the pane Of the citizens.
General PIERCE briefly expressed his thanks for their
cordial welcome.
Mr.. DAVIS also addressed the crowd, and the train
moved on.
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Notices To Mariners.

EXAMINATION or CLExfENTn AND NAN
NICHOLAS ISLANDS.
U. 5. SURVEYING SCHOONER EWING, !
OFF SAN PEDRO, June l, 1858 I
Lieutenant Commanding, James A,aen. U. $ N, Chief of
the photographic party on the Western Coast.
Sri have the pleasure of reporting my to this
place foU the shoal TO The southwark of e
and Nicholas which have made q thorou Oh xamin-
spop Of having been five Gays anchored upon it.
The sboal bank is IL lat 80 deg 80 min N, long.
119 deg 10 min: SO SEC the island of San Nicholas
bears w by NJ (by compass distant forty six mites
isaId d Clemepte bears N. "a NJ, (compass,) distant
fort, three and half miles The Of bottom
il poted of white sand broken shells and
the least water FOUND fathoms which would be about
nine reduced tn low wa'er, and the of the
soupdin9s as you will ind upon reference the chart
which serd here with. Irregular and abrupt.
The weather while at anchor upon the shoa we fund
different from tiat which ordinarily prevails upon the
COST in he yc'rify besrug sttoog resemblance TO
tbst upon tie iipi Ks o. Nesiaundlaod
The current is irregular frequently setng against the
wind ard runptsg sin veoas Of nearly two knots per
hour pro- u ing avs $40 causing the water to
presk IN heavy weather, ~ has beet reootted.
Very fe.teclfuuy. Your opedient servant.
"a StEvENS,
lieutetant handling, e. :. N.
LIGHTHOUSES OF CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
California
Aicatrsz bland, (Ssn FaDcc Bsy) com oleted excsp,
lantern Recommended aud Surveyed by Assistant r. b
Cutie.
Fort Point (sotr.nce to san Fraocisco Bsy) com
pe'-o, except lantern. Recommended surveyed BY
Afss,spt j. Cults.
Farallobes-No houfe erected Reco a mended and sur
yeyeo by Assistant X, Cults
Point Pno- (Mon;ffey Bay compile ed except lantern
Surveyed md reported on ~ Assistant A Harrison
Point Connection No house yet erected Surveyed and
re ported Oh by Assistant A NJ ff,trisoa
Point Ioua (ssn Diego B,y No house vet erected
Surveyed and reported 90 by assist.nt NJ Harrison.
Santa Crpz (NoDtetey Boy) Not surveyed
Point Apo NUeoo-Not surveyed
Hun boldt Herbor-No house vet ersc'ed Surveyed
and reported on by Capt James Alden uses.
Oreg0n
Cape Flttery Tatooche IsaSd (entrsnce OF Straits
Juan Fucs). no house yet erected Recommended BY
Aa. Gar n..t An.ta
New Dungeness (Strsits Juan de Fuca) not surveyed
no house
Cape disappointment, (mouth Columbia river) no
house yet. Recommended and surveyed BY Assistant A
NJ Harrison.
Umpqua river. (mouth) appropriated plsssi, but no
thi-g noys Cone,
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Schr New York Pactst Thoupson. Machias, 10 days.
Schr Dennis, Bennett Red 8sach Ne dayI.
Schr Albert, wass, Harring on days.
Schr nrasdA. Hin aaoo. Ne days
Scsr ~ Lewis; Berry. Portland days.
scbr Emperor, Smith Newport; day.
Sci Sea Witch Smith Warren RI day.
Schr Samuel Nssh. Alfen, Provdencs. Q days.
Schr Elmira kogera Soollman, PrOvidouce davp,
Schr Metis, Dovre, Newport, 1 day.
Schr Brown Stone, Bacon, Portland, CT, DAYS. fer
Newark.
schr yndiDe Psnasld Portland, G. 2 days.
Schr Gayele Mitchell. Rockland. dava
Sloop Excel Bray. Fall River, 2 daya
Sloop James Gorham, Nichols, Fall River, DAVIS
Sloop James Bennett Wells, Fall River, 2 days.
Sloop vg'lsnt Gibbs, Providence 2 days.
Sloop Tbos Hawkins. Smith, warenam, 2 days
SlooL Motto. Beebe Fall River, 2 days.
Steamer Kennebec. Hand Philad~iohia.
Steamer Pelican, Williams. Providence.
BELOW.
Three barks and two brgs, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships Africa, Liverpool; Alabama, Savannah:
ships Ca,olus Magnus, Quebec Rappahsnnoct Liverpool
Catharine Charleston: harks Sea Duck, --; Daven-
port -; Tedescn Havana.
Wind at SUNRISE NE; meridian, do and light; sunset,
de-
The chip Constantine, Duryee hence for Liverpool has
anchored At Quarantine
BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRAPH
The HIGHLANDS July 13-sundown.
The steamer Alabama. bound out. is passing the High
lands All the outward bound vessels have gone
except one ship conf Dg down the BAY
One bark ard two briggs anchored oat-de the Bar Two
barks and two briggs becalned in the oug, bound in.
weather clear and very calm outside.
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[BY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRAPH

The chip Constantine, Duryee hence for Liverpool has
anchored At Quarantine.
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NORFOLK--Arr July schr Zantic Allen Fall River
NEWPORT Arr July 10 briggs e L Walton, (of Provi-
depc1) Titus. N1o1k tor Oporo put In leaky schra
Witch Smith, Warren. for NYork Sarah me FitMorad,
Nantucket for do Laura Jane Sherman N Bsdfota for
DO; Lucy Emery, Saco for 90; Martha Wnx b ington,
wrQhtii gtop Fail River for Philsdeph sanop Wyaan
MehtOn tor do; Hslock Smith Prov deoce for do U,ta
loga Bedford iof do; briggs Walt (haul,ng the
wbarf) GraId Turk schr Caledonia Coombs from Dsh-
ton and others all others Which put in
sailed SD II h. fchs Cambridge (rom portlaod) WASH
sslen) Philadelphia Elm,rs Rogers aud Augeiue (froo
PIosioence) Albany Ia port 1irh briggs Waltoo, IL
tos Niort for opeo Gee Disasers Grand Turk schrs
Texas. taedona, from Dighton for Bangor.
Nt"bURYP0RT-AfrJul July H. schr Kossath, Churchill,
NYoh
NEW BEDFoRD-sli July T. schrs PAugasset Albany;
NAN1UCKEr-Ar July O. schr Empire simpson, PhuA-
deiphia
ELw HAvEN-Arr July r. fcbr R,cbavay, ALBANY;
.Ioop il bn q ok Hopkins 90. sid schrs Merritt Al.
bsrs Nay Tree: Philadelphia: Shop senator NYork.
PBILADtLPbIA--Cld July IL, brig Maria 2. Wilbur
r. Cambridge; rchfs WiiIow. and Oriaua Boston. N
Mapton Jr Providence Jas Hand Pswtucket.
PETERSBURG, Vs-Atr July s, ship Wa, hingon, Livs~
PORTSMOUTH Ar July 10, brss Albert Adsu,.
snow, Ns'el; ll'h, juan J DE- 60 t.gens, Robieson,
PROVIDENCE Arr Jolly II scur Cpas Ccansr Town
CHI, peake Rsy, tat Naystt Prnt) schr Rock
bill Pa ION Pnlsdelpbia schr John Eselr Peck Phil
soelpha Tor Pawtocket chr Eliza Swift ct for
Philsdel pbia sioop Wm III Bowen. Halioci NYo-k SID
schs Nos.r Leonard. Pierce .smes River; RIVER Queen
Lipptn Chesapeake Bay: Asa Edtidge Joies sYo~k.
s)o p Rhode lacd. Gardner. NYork; syiph, Dewey
ard Nentuue Racket do.
RICHMoND-A,r Jul, 10 brig Vermont Sngett, Car.
debss schrs Hfnrico futile NYork; 0dsna Dodge DO;
Agnes Ro.s DoIe, Halifax, - solomon aadre as Fla
worth, Albany.
SAVANNAH Arr July O. brig Carbbes ctabtree, Bath,
Me, Cid bats Exact Grumey. NYork
g DENNiS--sd Jelly H. schr Moses Brown, Baks~
PbilsSelpma
sfONINGTos-A,r July II, sohrs Howard. Ho-,,a
Ocrscohe NC Tor Fail RIVER sussex Baker PrnyIdeoer
for NYok J.bs. aod Pbso,x NYors for Ws.terI, loo.
h. ci'os. seward. Ssusessies NYok r Nev Bedford