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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-17
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-17
Insurance.
DEABODY INSURANCE COMPLY,
AT WHEELING, WEST VA.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08
TeIeeraphfc SUI mary.

There was only one half the usual mum:
Der of passengers on the New York ferry
boats Sunday, the people being deferred
by the late accident.
4 torty-barre lubricating oil we'll has
been struck at Terre-Haute, Indiana, at
the depth Of 1,G33 feet.
1t is reported that Charles Francis Adams
has declined the position Of arbitrator
under the treaty of Washington.
Martin E. Mas>ett, from New Orleans,
died suddenly in Franklin Square, Phila-
delphia, yesterday, from hemorrhage.
An explosion occurred yesterday at
Yeager & Co.'s Touring mills, st. Louis,
killing two persons.
A >mall tow-boat was sunk below Cincin-
nali yesterday by striking on hidden OBJ
ject in the river. The mate and chamber
maid were drowned.
Hail to the depth Of two and half
inches fell yesterday at Albion, Wis.,, dam
aging crops and property to the extent OF
$3.50. 900.
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Few YOrR-Yacnu 8unk-Escape Of
Piisoners-The WesiGeid Disaster,

The Proposed italian Procession In
Few YOrk-Yacnu 2unk-Escape OF
PiisOners-The WesiGeid Disaster,
&c, &c.
New YORK, Aug. 7.-Mayor hall has de-
clned to review the Italian procession on
the 25th. The Swiss Society has been
obliged to decline to join in the procession,
as by their laws they are forbid participa-
ton in political or religious demonstra-
tions. The Polish Society joins in the pro-.
cesSion.
The yacht Tony Miller was sunk Satur-
day at Little Bayside. Several Queen
county officials were on board. All were
saved in an insensible condition.
VIM. Carroll and John Harrington, two
boys arrested for attempting to throw the
evening train from the track on Friday, es-
capped the officers, who are still in pursuit
OF them. .e
Two temporary buildings are being erect
ed at lower quarantine for persons not
sick, but exposed to cholera Oh voyages
from Europe.
The Nautical Gazette ssys: I" We shall
probably ask the coroner to have brought
before him gentleman who refused to
grant certificate to the boiler of the West
field not two years ago, and gentle
man who told Jacob Ii. Vanderbilt II he
did not obtain O competent superintendent
some terrible accident would happen on his
boats"
A riot occurred on Sunday on the North
river excursion steamer. James Il. Hultz
was severely injured.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
par,oura M .tf,s Presidar,t,

WASHINGTON, AuR.7.-The President has
pardoned John Wilkinson, convicted OF 8
violation Of the internal revenue laws In
Richmond, Va, on the oath Of June last,
and sentenced to pay q fine Of $500.
rs Classification OF Patents. 2.gs
/. lWAsH1NGToN, Aug. 1.-THE Commission.
err Of Patents has prepared, for the conyeni.
ence Of inventors, and as means Of factli.
Eating the business Of his bureau, simpli:
fed classification OF the subject-matter Of
patents issued. The classes number 1913
under which are grouped all eognate arti.
cles, inventions, and processes. The Com.
missioner will hereafter send to persons de.
string them. copies Of the specifications and
drawings of all the patents issued in any
designated class commencing with July
1st, 1871 and continuing until, at 10 cents
per patent, the amount shall equal the sum
Of money enclosed to him.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE barometer
will probably fall very generally east OF
the Mississippi. The lowest pressure re.
mains north and east of Illinois. The con-
diaons will remain favorable for local
storms from Missouri to Lake Superior,
and east Of Louisiana. Threatening
weather will probably very generally pre-
vail during the night from Tennessee and
North Carolina to Lake Ontario, and cloudy
weather. with few local storms, win pro-
badly extend over New England on Tues.
day afternoon. a
General News.
WASHINGTON, August General Sher.
man has returned. s...'
The. "Eipsic" has arrived at Pensacola
from cruise on the Mexican coast. She
brings no news. All are we'll.
President Grant is here to close out the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
George II. Stone has been appointed
deputy collector Of the port of Savannah.
Boats conveying foreign ag n ReTeh chan be:
the re- equations of May 9th, 1871, are not
governed, as respects clearance and mani
fest, blythe act OF February 18th, 1893, nor
act Of March Cd, 1911.
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GRAND TuREERFEsT IN New YORK
7orchiiyht Procession, &c.-NeD York,
Aug. g. Over 10000 Germans participated
in the inauguration of the Eighteenth
North American TurnerfeSt in this city to.
night. Turnvereins from Cleveland, De.
troit, Columbus, Pittsburg, Troy, Albany,
and other places OF the country, arrived
this morning, and were received by the
New York Turner's. In the evening q
grand torchlisht procession took place in
Brooklyn, where Mayor Kalbflei>ch deliv.
cred an address OF welcome. The eXer-
cises concluded with song and chorus by
200 scholars of the Turner school.
Delegates were present from st. Louis,
Newburg. N. Y, Troy, New Haven,
Moline, ILL.,, Erie, Pa, Poughkeepsie, Co
lumbus, o., Allegheny City, Dayton. o.,
Boston. Rondout, Jefferson City, Mo-, De-
troit, Mich, Washington, Milwaukee,
Peoria, Ill.,, Jacksonville, ILL.,, Champaign
City, ILL.,, La Sale City, ILL.,, Leavenworth,
Kansas, Rock Island, ILL.,, Chicago, AL
bany, Newark, Trenton, Cleveland, O.,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Orleans.
On Monday the real inauguration of the
festival will take place at Myrtle Avenue
Park, where contests in shooting, leaping,
and other gymnaslic exercises will take
place.
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New YORK CITY AND COUNTY DEBT
Ne,c York, Aug. 6.-The first official state
ment OF the city and county debt, which
Mayor Hall announces will hereafter appear
on the first of every month, was published
this morning. 1t shows the funded debt of
the city on July 81 to have been $54, 331 ,708,
and of the county ss24, 79l 1850, from which,
deductiug the sinking fund of SIS, $3.50, 1852,
there remains as the net funded debt OF the
city and county $60, pa, 396. The tempo
rary debt, recoverable by assessments on
property for the improvement of which the
debt was incurred, is $l1 ,s24, 800, and reye-
nue. bonds to he paid from taxes Of the cur
rent year S22 700, 900; debt incurred for
expenses growing out of the late war,
ST., 6S3,00 Among the city expenses du-
ring July are 1871 ,427 for advertising, $40, 1911
for stationery, S140, G52 for salaries, SGT ,74O
for street cleaning $4,000 for contingent
cies. Among the county expenses are
SG.S59 for armories and drill-rooms, and
$97 1888 for salaries.
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The Election for Delegates 60 the Lou.
issaua Republican Convention. !

New ORLEANS, La, Aug. 1.-THE cleo
ton for delegates to the Republican Con-
vention passed off with comparative quiet.
There were one or two knock.downs, but
no serious disturbances. Lt.-Gov. Dunn,
u. S. Marshal Packard, Postmaster Lowell,
Collector Casey, and Col. Carter, Speaker
of the House, were elected. The election
stands: For Yarmouth, the 18th, 18th,
14th, and 4th wards; against the Admins
tration, 1st, I'd, Sd. 9th, eth, 9th, 10th, and
18th wards; doubtful, sth ward. In all of
their wards the anti-Administration party
claim large mojorities. ..-.-.-.. 49,. .
in the State, as far as heard from. 8 par
ishes have cast their votes for Yarmouth,
and send 20 delegates Al parishes voted
against him, and send Ga delegates; 8 par.
ishes have not yet been heard from.
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New York C,ty Ftuances-G German
Celebration, &c. r...

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Mr. Opdyke, vice.
president OF the Chamber of Commerce,
will reply to the letter Of the Mayor and
Controller tomorrow. He will, of course,
strictly obey the laws Of the Chamber but
in consequence OF the absence of ma.
jority of the members, he believes that
full expression OF the board could not be
obtained.
Five thousand German Turner's paraded
to-day in Williamsburg. They proceeded to
Myrtle Avenue Park, where grand BAN
quet was given. Solomon Splitter delivered
an Grafton, in which he congratulated the
guests upon the victories which had attend
ed Germany in the late war. In she evening
there was sham fight, and general re-
union in the Turner'S Hall.
Richard Moore, another of the victims oil
the Westfeld" disaster, died to-day,
making the number Of deaths 95. f-.rs'<
A Texas letter says that the army in
Texas, consisting Of cavalry and infantry to
the extent of several thousand, will take
up the line Of march in August with view
to concentrate at the head of the Wachita
mountains, from whence, under Colonel
McKeenz, they will proceed to the chastise-
ment of the Camanche and Wachita In
dians. The troops are much eXasperated
by the treatment of their lost associates,
and are In for determination.
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COMMERCIAL il, 8.
CouN AND FLOUR ExCHAHoR.,
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 4, sTl.
rrruruYunc - f>tsg

&c.. OFFERINGS. 1852
Wheat-white. a.17s buahels. Red a5ae bushels.
0dts.-l.12s bushels. -.'5't
Rye. 10 bushels. rsEt
Wheat.-- White total. sss ht.sheIa-at 81 60 for
a4ai@si III for good: OIL sssasiso for fsif o. 10
0dI IS for various grades OF common.
choice: slsss for Prime; 81 s7s@sise for very r
good: al .ss@si.4o for fair soc. @sla2s for var-
ous gradea Of common o..
COrn.-Whfte total 1853 bushel5--at 82c. for very
goad; 81c for good Soc for fair. ss
Onts.-Total, so4 ashels- ut 4oc for prime % for
very good; &c. for good doc. for fair.
RE-ExHIBITED.
WheGt.-White 1890 bushels. Red, $40 bushels.
Cor7s-Mfxed, 9s bushels.
REMARKS.
The cferDgs OF Wheat on 'Changs to day were
considerably less than those on Saturday last
The marx etto-day did not exhibit that further de-
preston which was looked for by some but was
sctiva, uniform, and steady. Tho Offerings OF
grain on Change on the corresponding day Of last
year were: Wheat white, $50 bushels. Of which
1853 bushels were re exhibited; red, 1883 bushels
OF which ITO bushels we're re, exhibited. Corn,
white $50 bushels: yellow, 90 bushels mixed, 2st
bushels. Oa's 800 bushels. Rye 10 bushels =
Prices on that day were: Wheat white, prime,
u 60; red, prime, $l.ss. Corn, white, prime
Peio' oatS' Rooo new a0c. Rye, very R0oG, eoc-
The market for corn to day was dull. Oats were
active. prime selling at acc.
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of the sth
instant says OF wheat: ',s:sa ~
'Thc market Is l@ec. higher. There is fair
demand from exporters and the home trade. but
the suppies are not IN large as to re very burden
some. The sales 1,s 900 buha st 81 as 800
Tor No spring. the latter price for choice cuIled
amber Bin nesnta SI2sfISL4a for winter red and
amber western Alas for prime old red western,
and Sl 10 for old spring."
The following are the receipts OF -four and grain
at the axe ports Tor IT, week end
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From the Rockbritge Alum.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatc'.l
ALUx STRINGS, !
hockBRrpGE Co., VA, Aug. 8, IS71.S
There. are now between four and five
hundred visitors ut this celebrated watering
place, There were forty-eight arrivals by
the stages Of yesterday, and the average
daily influx is scarcely. ever less than thirty.
The States of Texas. North Carolina. and
Maryland arc even more largely Represent
cd than Virginia, while there are n eoodIv
number Of persons here from not fewer
than twenty-five States Of the Union.
The ballroom last night presented a
scene of brilliant and exciting interest. Tt
was literally thronged, and presented such
An array OF youth and beauty as have
seldom witnessed In the mountains Of Vir-
ginia.
There are quite number Of beautiful
Young Indies spending the season here,
and what is n little remarkable about twice
as many young men. Consequently, there
il no complaint on the part OF young ladies
as to any want OF attention. Richmond is
not rs fully represented as she might be,
although some of her loveliest daughters
are here. ,. :,
The season. as confidently predicted
some weeks ago, bids fair to be the eayest
and most successful in the history of the
Rockbrdge Alum Springs. L.
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Fatal shooting Alair-RtOt I'm Brook
lyn-Allesed Embezzlement.

New YORK, Aug. 7.-Challes Drummer, q
respectable fruit-dealer, was pounded:
o.day by Michael Coburn, the "bruiser's"
brother, aud fatally stabbed afterwards by
John Saunders.
A riot has occurred in Park avenue, in
which about u hundred men participated.
A number were injured, including two
officers.
George G. Tick, cashier OF William A.
Kuobbe & Co.. has been held to bail in
$40, 900 for embeZZlement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08

STRIKING On.-Terre Haute, Aug. g.
Lubricating Oil was struck here last night
at depth of 1856 feet, aud it is thought
it will prove forty-barrel we'll. Fifteen or
twenty barrels have already been pumped
out, although water has not yet been ex-
hausted.
"Forty-barrel WE'LL" We have seen oil
wells that yielded hundreds of barrels per
diem. But the oil mentioned above as
"lubricating" is evidently different kind
from the common article, though some of
the wells of lubricating oil in West Vir-
ginia yield (altogetheT several hundred
barreis Z 49,, .ss-s ".
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Kantuehy Elections.

Lou1svILLE, KY, Aug. 7-:Noon.---The,
election In this city thus far shows heavy
10 Frankfort, Leslie has 500 and Har-
Ian $50. . ~, a.g.f res
A report Of the election in Danyille up to,
noon gives Leslie 1888 aud Harlan $50. For
representative: Haskins (Dem. 1913; Bark.
Icy {RadQ, s5S, - o:'s :. .a'
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R.otous Negro Excursionists.

SAvANNAH, GA, Aug. IA party Of ne
gro eXcursiOniStS on the Savannah, Sea-
board and Skidaway railroad took posses
sion Of the train, and after cutting loose
two of the cars near Sand-fy station they
commenced fighting among themselves.
One negro is reported killed.
The remaining cars, with large number
of ladies on board, came on to the city.
The negroes have possession Of the road.
The sheriff will 60 out tonight to arrest
f he rioters
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The Arrest of Captain Masisl-Re is
Released on Bail.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 6.-Captain
Magill, of the bark P. c. Warwick, who
was arrested last week for violating the pi.
lot laws of Virginia, was not imprisoned,
az reported, but was tried before Justice
McDevitt, at Hampton, on yesterday. He
was sent on for indictment, and gave bonds
for his appearance at the proper time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08
From Ireland.
SERIOUS RIOT IN DUBLIN.


DUBLIN, Aug. I'm spite of the prohi-
bition, the Friends Of Fenian Amnesty at
tempted to hold a meeting in Phoenix
Mr.. Sullivan, editor of the Nation, and
John Sullivan Byrne, entered the parkSfol.
lowed by large crowd. Police Superin-
tendent Howe. standing on the Wellington
monument, ordered the crowd to disperse;
but instead of obeyiDg the order, he was
hurled to the base OF the monument and
barbarously treated. A halt IN hours fight
ensued, when, the police being reinforced,
the crowd was dispersed.
Messrs. Smythe and Sullivan were badly
wounded. Over 100 of the injured Were
taken to the hospital.
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Dub
lin to-day says that the city is quiet. Sew
eral places visited by the royal party were
Quilted on Sunday by the mob.
IRISH DEMONSTRATION FORBID.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-The Dublin authori-
ties have forbid any public meeting to de-
mand the release of Irish political offend
ers.
From San Domingo.
HAYTIEN INSURGENTS FURNISHED WITH ARMS
BY BAEz.
New YORK, Aug. G.-San Domingo adj
vices report Baez distributing arms among
the Haytien insurgents and partisans of Sal
nave.
Arms and munitions have been received
from New York, and the Haytien Govern
ment has ordered 5000 troops to the from
tier, with orders to shoot every one found
under arms.
Baez, in his recent engagement with Ca
bral, took IA prisoners, all of whom were
shot Immediately.
Cabral retook San Miguel, and, with the
Provisional Government on the south Of the
island, will recommence active operations
against Baez.
Haytien crops promise large yield.
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CROCKEsY. LAeswARE, &c.

NEW CROCKERY HOUSE.-Havins
~ purchased Of Ilr: John Asher his stock Of
NINA, GLASS, QUEENS, and STONEWARE,
HuU oE-FURNIShING and FANCY GOODS,
LAMPS, &C., &C.. and made srrAngenents to i'm
port my stock OF foreign got do from the mapufac-
turefs IN Europe, and to purchase my supplies OF
domestic goods from the MAKE tits country, at
the lowest Cash prices, em prepared to offer to
the public large, well-selt cLed, and general as
sortment Of goods IN my line as low as they can
be purchased here or IN the northern markets.
respectfully Gsk an examination or both prices
and stock by wholesale and re all buyers.
August attn, 1911 4. Is. TAYLOR,
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUHLIC.-Hay-
ing old my stock OF EaI.heuware, Glass, &C., TO
Mr. L. =. Taylor.I cordially and cteerfGliy re-
CONNIE { d him to the patronage OF my fri, nds and
former Gus ON -rs who may need anything In his
line. jim ASHER.
With pleasure inform my friends and the pub
lie that am with nr. n. B. Taylor, and wifi he
happy to see and walt on them a. No. 1906, Main
stree {, sud viii assure those who may be III want
Of nylhipg IN his line, that will use my best
ertions ana thorough knowledge OF the business 10
pr, ote their interests. HUGH a. WATT.
8u7-lW
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In Baltimore on Saturday 9th Instantly receipts
OF wheat were 10 900 bushels marker was steady
at figures OF preceding day, especially for choice,
which is scarce. Included in the sales were ]. 200
bushels Ohio and Indiana red at s. ao9s1.ss; 1000
bushels Indiana Hill at $l.A; 1000 bushels Penn
syl7snia at $l4o $50 bushels choice Maryland red
at Sis @Sl55; 1900 bushels prime do. It Sl..O@
$L45; 1900 bushels fair to good st Sl.aoasl SO,
mostly ut latter; l. 600 bushels inferior and COM
mon at s1.l5@$l2s 1000 bushels white at SlaI@
/ 55 IN uualitv
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Italian Demonstration In California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Gin the Italian
demonstration to-day in honor of the occu-
patton of Rome by Victor Emanuel there
were no Disturbances. and no inscriptions
carried to wound Catholic feelings. The
police had made extra precautions, but
there was no necessity for their interference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08
Marrow Escape Of AN Express Trafu
from Total Destruction.

NEW YORK, Aug. THE eastern-bound
express train on the Erie railroad had a
narrow escape from destruction yesterday.
from displaced switch, at Shohala. Pa.
The engine baggage cars cars and md Two sleep :
owing to the watchfulness of the engineer,
who, seeing the trouble, Stacked speed, no
serious damage was done. No person was
injured, and the damage to the rolling
stock was slight. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-08
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.
Domestic Markets-[By TELEGRAPH

New YORK, Aug. 7.-Cotton dull aud nominal /;
sales, $40 bales a. 10ac. Flour.sousheru quiet
good 70 choice, s6.s5@.0. Whiskey loves at sac.
W t-Sp,iUg a shade firmer: winter red anu
amber western, sl.3a@$l.4O Corn, e5@6sc: Rice,
S0s3c. Pork, al3 5cDSl3 IS. Lard, Kettle, loo.
Turpent.ue, 6osQ5l. Rnsin dull at $3.50. Tallow
dull ut S@stc. FIeights finn. ..
BALTIMORE, Aug. Flour steady. Wheat &C
tive choice white, sl.5s@sLsd; fair 70 prime,
,;orn steady white southern, 73l7ec. yellow, 90
@6sn. Ua;s active at 44@9 Sc. Bacon W. al ;
Shoulders, 7c.; rib SIDES, s1c.; clear sides &c.;
Lard, lo1@ilc Whiske, nominal 1t csc. 49,:
st. OUTS. Aug. Flour dropping. Corn
closed dull. Whiskey. csc. Pork ord rs Hl3 80.
Saxon doll. Tobacco stuff: luxs, $5.750gS74o
common TO good dark leaf, $7G$il.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7.-Flour dull. Corn Arm.
Prov ,sions dull and weak. Pork, Sl3 50. thnui-
ders, &C.; clear .ldes ste. Lard, 9t41ll3c. his
key, 91c. Tobacco active and firm. .....,..
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PloushtnE Match.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
AMELIA SPRINGS, Aug. 1871

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
AMELIA SPRINGS, Aug, 1871.
The indications are that we shall have
large gathering at the plouehing match on
tomorrow. DR.. HaSkins, OF the Executive
Committee. is here, and Gen. Lee, Judge
Watkins, and Mr.. Irhy, Of the Executive
Committee, will arrive in the morning.
Quite number Of manufacturers Of
plows have made entries.
Our Richmond friends can leave the city
on the 8:l5 A. NJ. train and be at the Springs
in time for the ploughiug.
A large number Of guests are expected,
and Col. Farrar will not be wanting in
everything necessary for the comfort and
pleasure of guests. ARAToR.
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TELEGRAPHTC {: NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Maekef.
NEW YORK, Eng. 7.- Money unchanged. stcr-
ling weak. Gold, 1t2sRli2a. Governments nrm
ard quiet: 'si's advanced 4. Tennessee's, 7sb !;
new, IS. virRlnia's, eat new, ~. LouIsiann's.
IS new, 81. Levees, % as sa. AIabama's, seq ::
SIS, OF. Georaia's. 80; .rs. sa; North Cardinals,
Is /; new, rs. South Carolina's 10; new, 57a = s.
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rOxs OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 7. 1871.

rUac OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 7. 1871.
aasISIt.
steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandse and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New forR,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk.
Schooner Ross WinEns, Cade, Havre de Grace,
coal s. L. Lathrop. .-
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chaudise and passengers, L. u. Tatum i Co. q.
MEMoRA NDUM.
WEST pOIEr, = ug. 5.-Arrived, steamer State
or MARYLAND, Travis, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed On return.
-.g... BY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 7.-Arriyed, yacht K.
Gugtut from rhilade phla, with the - Oral "
Cub, commodore j. g. Poison aboard, en- route
for .tobb's leland and Cape May.
The United States steamer Blbb, from Norielk
for cape Hatteras sailed at dark. Also, ths bark
Peter c. Warwick, from Richmond, for Rio ia
metro.