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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Ntp9lork DAILY Gtibm,re
SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1853.
The mails for Europe by the steamship City of
Washington close this morning, at l0t o'clock.

Another Of those periodical massscres for which
the railroads and railroad management of this
country are distinguished took place on the Erie
Railroad, about six miles beyond Port Jervis, on
Thursday night. BY the breaking Of rail two
passenger cars were flung do Un a steep embank
ment about thirty feet high. Six persons were
killed on the spot, and nearly fifty iDjure1 of the
latter, two or three may die aud some will per-
haps be manned for life.
This murderous event will, we dare say, be
ound perfectly accidental on the official investiga
lion which, of course, will take place. The break
No of bar is something which cannot be foreseen;
a bar, entirely solid in appearance, will suddenly
give way Under variety of circumstances; no
an ount of prudence, and no vigilance can prsvent
such casualty; on the whole, nobody s to blame.
Such will, no doubt, be the conclusion.
Now we would fain hope that such a conclusion
may provo to be absolutely justified by the facts,
and that both the Company and its officials may be
relieved Of all responsibility for the bloodshed aud
the juries in question But the fact is that these
unfortunate people have been put to sudden death
and have been thus painfully mutilsted while in the
care of the Company; and neither their bsresved
relatives nor the public at large can be satisfied
with any thing short Of positive proof that their kill
ipg could no. have been prevented by any degree Of
care or any system Of precautions. 1t will not be
enough to say that any bar 10 liable to break, and
that it is impossible to detect the existence of a
flaw in the bsr. Tee Company kew that the
locslty Was especially dangerous, that the sudden
breaking Of ba: there during the passage of a
train could scarcely fail to be fatal to their p.ssen
gers end employees. They were bound according
ly to take extraordinary means to OSviate no:
merely the probability, but even the possibility OF
such calamity. Unless it shall prove thM they
had done co. public opinion will MT hold them
guiltless in the premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
From PfWiha.

AuGysrA, Friday, July l6. 1873,
Tampa advices Of the 10th inst have tssn received.
Tie PexinssIdr Of thst date reporl that Capt.
Mcneil he'd succeeded in having tax With the Chief
OF tie Tsahassees q ths 7th and ttsk the prospects
wese favorable lor th or removal 10 .na West.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Turkey

II vac announced that the Turkish G,ssss@sas -: w
made anne satisfaction for the attack - IL El,I.I~
Blar Que. ths British Consul General = beEs -
Tie ,es,ment. TO which the soldier who msds W ~
tsck bslooged has been withdraw, and tas ~ ~
srd hi. officers sent to Constsopls Tor tnS. 4,
Pssba ptrsons,ly expressed the rgrst ef tas rss
the Consul, and ordered salu.es r. be frsa tr o''
the B,ihsh Ccnsui- ..tsiG
fva,s sts.sa .bss Eu.i Essas asd IN 1'@' wv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

Gep. JOHN A. QuITMAN, we are spprised BY tele-
enph, lsy dying yesterday at Nstchez, aud is
doubtless numbered ere this with the dead. He
wa, brave, frsnh, honest. high minded statesman,
in whom, though ss wrong IS could be, the
cvuLtry loses noble and true msn.
John A. QuismAn was born sb,ut sixty years
seo, in Dutchess County, n. Y, where his father
was the pastor of Dutch Reformed Chur ;h.
Shvery existed in our State throughout HE child
hosd and youth, and was one Of the "pecr1iar in
+" stitutions" Of his psternh home; 20 that We
have heard Gen. Q. remark ih4t be never lived 10
any other than Slave State. He migrated In early
manhood to the South, and became a Mississippi
planter. He joined in the general support of Gen.
Jackson for President, but abandoned him with Mr..
Calhoun, and was for years known as q State
Rights whg." As such, he supported Gen. H.rri-
sop for President in 1910, and We think was once
Whis candidate for Congress, or Governor, or
both. When Mr. Calhoun returned 10 the Democ'
rssg, he Wa accompanied or sosn followed ey
Gen. Quitmsn. The latter shrunk, however, from
following his party into the gulf Of Reputation,
and was once run for high post on the Bond
paving Deihocrstis ticket, which had few support
e,s. Bot, though thus repeatedly defeated As .
..ndid.te for Office, Mr.. Quitman was steadily
orox;ns in the esteem and Conscience Of his fellow
citizens.
In Ie4G-,, he volunteered for .he Nexicsa War,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
RUSSIA

1t was sNa that l2s. 900 sol&sxs Ws1A ssse~r. = .
the Camp Os Powouski, At tia end Of Augush "s :
speetoa BY the C1G. %. p,.x,
The cho!srs had made ~ appesrascs st 81 ~"
burg. ,,x
A Gre had almoas entirely destroyed the sdifa'*
Helsipasors
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
PRUSSIA,

The Xisg q Prussia hsd qrxtsd Ishn -
Tegernze. II was announced belize his dspsreys
tnat he aad conferred thaentiIs dirsoion Of Stse
fairs Until tho ID Of October next vpon the Pnse'S
Prussia.
serious dispute haA token pl lsee between preS r.
The cafe Il il ssd 70 be that ate 81 & modts
contagept bylAustria to replace ste Prussan s'lsa
she ssn4 larger force, thereby, Ssy the Berlin pse
attempting to diminish the iIhnnce of fru~iA u
sxsnaoeP controversy which this ii aeulty had o.
oissd rag. fercely On both sites
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
DEN MARK.

ADresden Journal decla,ss there IA nc tnslEsE. :.
los the statement that France hss taken moassfse
bringing the ques.ion Of tbs Duchss tsoss tbs ssr
pesn Conference, and gvs roOu. 10 behave ~! ~
Consideration is. 10 procesd with energy agas& y"
marx,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
Gen. QuitMan at the Point ef Death.

HEw-ORLEAss, Friday, July i6, 1858.
Gen. Qutman s dying at Nstchs.. lie can live bab
few hours logger.
lw. are irds ised private :ispscA fos The ssoys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17
SPAIN.

A telegrspbic dispatch gives the foLowAg ssss
rew appointments in Spain Minister Of Foreign AaGa
and Of War, O'Donnel Minister Of Justice, Nsgrcts
Minister Of Hinance, Salsvers, Minister Of tue y
terror Dsbsns Minister of Marine, NOed6s.
A. Madrid dispstch says that Gen. Concha has cor
planned to the Government Of he insults u ths -
glish in reference to the slave trade question.
The Madrid jounAs say tina. the Govrnnes
tends to call on England for explanations Sf the g.
tuitous insults 10 which Spain has been exposed II W
de bates in the House Of Lords BY Earl slnssbary -
otiers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

The Tribunal of Appeals at Eaplss hsi dsci9ea sss
recently liberated steamer Csgisn good and hv'u
prize. A~
contract for loan OF Al 900 900 francs was ~
by the Rothschilds Of Paris and the Commercial bssA
3f Turin.
SsDguinAy conflicts we're almost Of daily o"A''
renee between the French and Romsr so.diers-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

HOLLOwAY's OINTMENT.-NOt the slightest
danger incurred In the rapid Of Piles by this preparation
drives in Inflammation "suppresses" imitation
but anphsts them 10 the very oota Sold at No 80 Maiden
lsneN NevYork
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

LIyERPooL-234l bbs -four, 10 $40 bush. wheat, 09l
bush corn 369 bush coverseed 40 tons bark tons
wood SO erces lard 377 hhds. tobacco 1877 bales hair
boxes wine, IL S95 pipe slaves
CADIz.-S60 hhds. tobacco, 5,400 pipe slaves
Ponce, P. Roo bbls -four, 100 bbls. 20 puncheons
meal Is bb pork $50 hams so kegs boxes butter
lard 4e boxes cheese $50 boxes candles 40 tier
rice go bush oats 100 paper so crackers
10 doz brooms doz buckets nests tubs 20 bbs mack
eel bags pepper, kegs tongues bbs lard oil, box
tea bdle linen, rs bags Peruvian guano 200 douboons
1000 hoops II ,9l5 #. W. p cuttings
DEMERARA-1437 bbls. -four; 1872 bbls. NEAL 500
bushels corn $50 bbls bread So bbs pork 800 boxes
Candles tcs hams 12S boxes herrings boxes tobacco
2 carriages
WEST INDIEs-132 bbls -four; 21O half bbls do; 300
bbs meal; 2l0 half bbls do 800 bbls bread ITO
half bbs. do 600 bushel corn; 160 bbls pork 60 half
bbs beef 12 hams 55 kegs butter $50 kegs lard
pals do 100 tins do 40 boxes candles; tcs 10 half
rice; 40 boxes Florida Water puncheons match
so bbls vinegar 500 paper; so puncheons oil
meal hhds. tobacco Is boxes do 10 bbs vinegar 20
bbs whale oil 10 bbs tar 10 bbls pitch; TO- 224 feet
p. boards ...,..
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THE FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINES

The special correspondent of the New YORK
Times writes to that paper as follows, under date OF
Washington, July 80:
The Government is perfectly satisfied that the
steps taken by Great Britain will prevent any col
lision or misunderstanding between the miners and
the Government authorities at the newly discovered
GOLD diggings in "New Caledonia"
1t is an interesting fact, never yet made public,
that the Hudson Bay Company have, for some time,
been anxious to sell to the United States all their
rights and interests under the treaty OF lS45 Under
the provisions of this treaty this Company own and
hold number of forts, posts and trading houses sit
uated in the territory of the United States; also,
large stocks of horses sheep and cattle. Lord Ma
pier, the British Minister, was authorized, by the
Company, to sell to the United States for the sum
of six hundred thousand dollars. Several meetings
were held at the State Department on the subject,
but without sale being effected. According to the
testimony of General Lane and Governor Stevens
the sum named was very low for the property pro-
posed to be transferred. The stock alone, they
stated, would bring at auction one-hasl the price
the purchase but he much doubted the disposition
of Congress to make the necessary appropriation.
As things now stand, in order to avoid complica-
ton of our matters with the Hudson Bay Company,
the Secretary of State may close the contract, pro
sided the offer is still open, and prorided further,
Congress will make the appropriation to meet the
nayment. 1t is essential to the peace and good un-
derstanding of the two Governments that this inter
est of the Hudson Bay Company our side OF the
line be eXtinguished.
The popular impression, however, that this Com
pany is unfrendly in its feelings toward our people
is entirely erroneous. In 1855, when the people OF
Oregon were engaged in bloody Indian war, and
could not obtain supplies from any other quarter,
this Company furnished them with provisions ana
ammunition at a low price and on time. Ihey
have always endeavored to keep down Indian DIS
turbances, and have frequently turnshed import
information to the Government authoriues'
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The Navy Department is in receipt of recent dis
patches from the United States squadron in the
Chinese waters, from which we CLEAN the follow
ing particulars of intelligence. The POwhatan ar
rived at Hong Kong on the 18th of MAY, and on the
following day Commodore Tatnall transferred his
flag to her from on board the San JacintO, which
had previously been the flag ship of the squadron.
The San JacintO, Capt. H. III. Bell commanding,
sailed for New York on the l+th.
The original portrait of Hugh s. Legare in pos
session of Mrs. Bullen, sister of Mr. Legare, now
residing in Iowa. is to be forwarded to Washington.
A copy of it will be made by the artist, Stanley,
and be added to the series of portraits of the Ator
ney- Generals of the United States designed to
decorate the Attorney Generals Department.
The Patterson IN. J) Guardian says that reg
ular built propeller, driven by steam, was placed
ON the Morris Canal at that place, on Friday, and
made about ~ miles per hour
The slave woman tried at Liberty, Va, for the
murder of her mistress, Mrs. Musgrove, has been
convicted and sentenced to be hung Friday, 10th
September.
The slave boy Alfred, aged about fourteen years,
was hung at Mobile on the 18th inst, for the muir
der of a child only four years old. Inc murder
was committed two years ago.
There is reported to be band OF Tob6ersslx or
seven-on Little Blue River, on the Utah trail, who
stampede cattle, and steal mules from trans gong
by, who stop there at nlght.
The pedestrian, Etson, successfully accomplished
his GREAT feat of walking fifty -four miles per day,
for Six consecutive days, in Toronto, c.. w., on
Saturday last
train the Great Western Railroad lately
made 110 miles in two hours and sixteen minutes
the fastest time made on that road
The Governor of Virginia has pardoned out OF
the Penitentiary Asa Robinson, who was serving
out sentence of two years for violent assault
The city of Augusta, Ca, is remarkably healsny
there being but one death during the week enuiAs
25th inst, and that was caused by consumption
DR.. H. L. Smyser, of York, Pa: has received s0 la
gold medal from the Emperor OF hussia' ioi ms
services in the Crimean war.
Joshua Arnold, convicted of the murder OF MS
wife. in Jessamine county, KY, atew weeks since,
was executed at Nicholasvile, on Saturday last
There were thirty arrivals and thirty1h P aePar,
| the week ending 18th inst.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN

BREMEN-Brem ship Johannes
1s5 boxes pipe cay-A. Schumacher l. Co.; $50 ditto
pipes 20 do. mdse-A. Seemuler Sons, Al cases do
Charles Spker Co.; q do dow. A & F. Marburg; II
do do.-H. F. Albert 4 Co.; 63 do do-Steman, Hin
richs < Co.; do. do.-F. l.. Brauns Co.; do. do
Hunkel Son; 81 do do-Von Kapf & Arens; GA do. do
&C. W. Gail; 81 do. do.-Beck 4 Bachmann; do. do
X Schleiden; package do-Katz Leopold; 20 do. do
order.
ARECIBo, P. R.-Schr. Priscilla.
1873 hhds sugar, 20 do molasses-kirkland, Chase K
Co.
SAGUALA GRANDE-Schr. Maria Je,Cett
209 hhds sugar, so boxes do.-Jas J. Fisher & Sons
CARIBBEAN SEA-Schr. Kinafsher.
$50 tons guano-Patterson & Murguiondo.
BREMEY-Brem. Ship HizStein G Welcker.
10 bskts mineral water-Oerichs Il Lurman; SO bxs.
pipes, 25 do. segars-A. Seemuler Sons 127 do do
do mdse.-Geo. W 0ail 127 do. do-H. F. Alberti Co..
20 do. do.-Chas Spilker Co; do. dow. H. Spilk
er; do. minerals-Schaer & Koher; do. mdse.-A.
Schumacher Co; 10 do. do.-Beck Bachman do. do.
-Lerew Sander Co.; Ga do do As do. pipes, $500
djhns.-order.
WINDSOR, n. S.-Br Brig India.
400 tons gypsum-kelsey Gray.
COASTW ISE.
SAvANNAH-Str. City of Norfolk.
4 bales cotton, casks rice SO boxes copper ore $40
sacks wheat, sundry persons.
NEW YoRK-Str Thomas Scam.
bbls. whiskey Derr Thompson Co; 200 do. do. A.
L. Webb Bro; 20 olive oil, L. Thomson Co; is
pkgs. brandy Lennon and Brogden 500 do mdse sun
dry persons.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-July 80.

The death of Major John Sanders of the u s. Engineer
Corps is announced He died at Fort Delaware yesterday
He has had charge of the construction of the works there
for years past He had much active service at
Key West and in the campaigns in Mexico under General
Scott and besides being valuable and able officer
most worthy gentleman.
The thermometer uctuated to greater degree yester
day than it has done any day this season. At
O'Clock in the morning the mercury stood at "a At two
O'Clock, p NJ, it stood at 95 degrees, making day
fully charged with caoric and discomfort any that
have had this change of twenty-one degrees
temperature in single forenoon is performance the
part of the weather that cannot be too seldom repeated
The Coroners inquest in the of young Carr, who
shot in attack by the Moyamensing Hose compa
ny upon the Shier House company, sometime ago, has
been concluded The jury have found that he shot
down by certain rufan, whose name is not made public
but for whose arrest warrants have been issued
The President of the Common Council has appointed the
committee, under joint resolution, to investigate the
facts to the loss to the city of IS 000 in the pay
ment of the claim of Vandyke for work done the Ken
sington Water Works.
The steam engine of the Hope Hose Company tried
yesterday morning. A single stream, through seven
eighth nozzle played fortytwo feet the
of Jayne Hall height in all Of one hundred and
tysX feet and that through two hundred feet Of hose
On level, water forced through nozzle Of the
size two hundred and feet with two hundred feet of
hose and lastly, two streams three quarters OF inch
each played the hundred and thirty
four feet high through fifty feet Of hose.
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Shipping Sntflliaents.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JULY 80.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsay, 43 hours from New
York-mdse. to A G. Hall.
Steamer Richard willing Claypoe, from Philadelphia
mdse to J. Shriver.
Ship Itzsein Welcher Brem) Bosse before reported
at quarantine from Bremen-mdse and 2l7 passengers to
A. Schumacher Co. Towed up by the steamtug Ii
ger.
Brig India (Br., new) Allen, from Windsor N s.
plaster to Kelsey l. Gray.
Brig Foster, Crowel 13 days from East Harbor Caicas
Islands-salt to master ....'
Schr Astrea, Smith, from Eastport-plaster Kelsey
l. Gray .'e
Schr Arlington Murch, from Portand-to Rose 4 Ly-
plaster to Kelsey Gray.
Schr. Maria Jewet Cooper before reported at quaran
tine, from Sagua la Grande 18th inst.-sugar Jas
Fisher Sons sailed in company with schr Anna Glover
Robinson for New York July 22d lat 20 09 long rs 45
spoke bark Lauretta, from Sagua for New York.
Schr. Ontario, Latchum, from Newbern, sN. C.-nava
stores to Jas. Corner & Sons.
/ ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr. Evelean Treat Philbrook, from Frankfort via
Fort Carrol-to Kelsey & Gray
AT QUARANTINE.
Schr. Maria Jewett, Cooper from Sagua la Grande Ju-
ly 16-sugar to ]. l. Fisher Sons.
Ship Flora Mcdonald, Calwell, Liverpool-Foard L
Rogers.
Ship yuture Gill, Cadiz-Chas. R Hardesty.
! Brig Eureka Gilley, Demarara-W H Perot
/ Brig A j. W Applegarth Linden West lndes-Hall &
| Loney. 5s. 49, .
schr Woodbridge Watts Linden, West Indies-Hall &
4 oney
| Sc6r. Walter Lemuel, johnson, Piermont, N Wv
! hoads Son. f-r HL'E
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NEW YORK NEWS-JuLY so.

There is a current that Capt. Randall formerly
the well known commander of the opposition line Of steam
the Pacic representing party of capitalists, has
purchased the steamers Washington and Hermann and it
is designed to them the Pacific coast in connection
with the New York and Nicaragua route line of steamers
The Washington it is said will depart in about ten days
for the Pacific via Cape Horn and will be ready to
with the New York and GTeytown boats this
side about the 1st of October
The Germans here are moving in regard to Frazer 5
river. meeting takes place the Steuben House this
evening for the enrolment of members of company to
leave by the next steamer and last night there
meeting of the class of people at 562 Broadway As
many so persons enrolled their and committee
appointed to charter vessel to convey them to their
destination
The British steamer Kangaroo Capt Jeffrey, sailed to-
day Liverpool with II cabin and 173 seerage passen-
gers, and sl9S,743 in specie.
The facas between Hart and Dillaye has not as yet
reached courts and those who feel interest in the
quarrel speculatng to what result From all
accounts Mr. Daye more frightened than hurt
Three uchins of ages from 10 to IA years. arrest
ed last night for burglary store in Cedar street and
suspected of another burglary committed some time
since at a -four store.
pire City at this port from Havana During the winter
de Cuba prma donna of the troupe She will ruscae
her cottage at Lake George during the remainder of
and carly in autumn commence concert tour
in the West
The Cunard steamship Jura which left Liverpool
the l7th arrived last evening Her is later
than that received by the Europa Boston, which sailed
the day
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Schr Wild Pigeon, Milliken, Providence-S. PHILLIP

Schr Wild Pigeon, Mlliken, Provdence-S. Phillips &
Schr Empire Gray, Plymouth n C-Master
Schrs Sarah NJ. Kent, Thompson, Philadelphia-John
W. Brown Son
Schr Hope Frank Richmond-Travers Mitchell
& Randall.
Schr Sally Mears (new) Richardson Boston, via West
River, Md.-W. Rhoads Son.
.. SAILED.
Bark Antelope, Mcleod, Rio Janeiro and market in
tow of Fairy Queen.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Steamship Georges Creek, Morley, Charleston, 9th in
Steamship westernport, Berry, New York Goth inst
Ship Duisbupg, Wiegman, Brouwershaven, 18th inst.
Ship Schiller, Bahr, Bremen, 18th inst.
Brig Queen Victoria Br Durant, Barbadoes 1st inst
schr R. A. Wood, Cranmer, New York, 29th inst.
Schr ID. A. Sawyer, Pierson, New FORK. 29th inst.
Sclr W. F. Burden, Ferris, Albany, 9th inst
schr W L. Montague Jr., Travers, St. Thomas, 10th
instant.
schr. Broadfeld, Fisk, Boston, 2sth inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamer Potomac. Powell. Charleston, 9th inst
Steamer Artizan, CundiG New York. 29th inst.
Bark Hadley, Kent Boston, 2Sth inst
Ship Macassar, Whpple, from Baltimore in a!,e
Clyde 14th inst -,
Ship Ceres Cerera from Norfolk arrived at Fayai n
ut. eytF
Ship G. Evans, -, for City Point loading at ~.
Brig Sea Foam, Price for Rio Janero, cleared lyt
York, Goth inst. al
Brig John P. Hooper, Dixon, from and for BatiHc.
arrived Sd, was at kingston, ia, lUth inst 3
Brig Hurricane Bird, Dubel, hence for Bahia, sBS
ken June 9th lat S. Ion 49, 80 days out by brig Helen
before reported, and at Pernambuco. Capt. Dubai
Fl. expected TO arrive in Bahia in or days. . I,
Schr. Lizzie Russell, Todd hence at AntigL = = w
in II days passage.
Schr. Jacob Birdsall, Chamberlain, for Baltimore or
Alexandria, sailed from Providence, 9th inst.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Arr. ship Anna Kimball
Shields; schrs Kensington, Kingston, JAM J. L. Bow
man, Mayaguez Lilly, Wilmington, n. c.; Ida Maria
Magellan Emeine A Low, Bernent, Racer D. S. Miller
Panama, Mary Ellen, L. C. L. a. Ward Mary Eliza ]. G
Wright, Exerter, Memento, and A. H. Lee all from Vr
ginia; Capella, Porto Rico; Jos Guest, Alexandria.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Crd bark Chase, Key
West.
BOSTON, July 2S-Noon-Crd barks Young Turk
Malaga Emws)d, Valparaiso; schrs. John Elliott Con
aves; Emma V, st. Domingo.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
RICHMOND, July 2S-Arr. schrs. Lynchburg New
York; Lombard, Boston. CID schr Mountain Eagle, n
York.
CITY POINT, July 26-Arr. ship Lydia, Liverpool
July 27 and 2S-Crd ships Roswell Sprague, Bordeaux
Matilda, London.
WILMINGTON, July 27.-Arr. schrs. H. P. Stoney ant
j Smith, New York. CID brig Jos Albion Boston; schr
Alba New York.
CHARLESTON, July 27.-Arr. steamship Atalanta, N
York; schrs Transit, Philadelphia; Maine Law, Camden
Me-; I. d. Wagner, New York CID brig Eduardo, Bar
celona
At quarantine, steamship Isabel, Havana
MOBILE, July 24.-Crd ship Sharon, St. John, n. B.