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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
,nd Npsak wya S SOScn R,enm9na G Point
h sesner = Knight Chichester oso,s,o,vn M
A. hours with mdse and passengers to KENYON
and june
TrynS S1 Pa 10 Bros July 70 miles
r. fPtgrp Gfy
Brig Maria aria L1iss DAB Bagua Banis days with
Brig Mary EowlsSSd, Lsw.On; Ola Harpor; ia. 70
sRT sfs Ss Dc for
son.
arrived 10Th anchored in dravesena Bay for ordeSs
came up TO the city p N I'D
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Gen Whitney, Haett Boston for New York
with mdse ana passengers TO II Dimock-
Steamer Gsiatea, Walden. Providence for New York,
steamer Bolivar, Geer New London for New York.
schr Hester Ferris, Portchester for Hoboken.
Scar Henry Drew, kowley Providence for New
scnr Hattie Collins. Dickinson Hartford for Amboy.
schr Slia Jane, Alien, bridgeport for New York
s chr Eawere Lndsey Hac9 Norwak Tor New York
lumber to Jed Frye a Co "''1
BOUND EAST
Steamer Franconia Bragg: New York TO- Portland
Steamer United States. DAVIS New YORK fo- Fall
River
steamer Bolivar Geer New York for New London.
Bark Three Brothers, Smith, New York for New Bed
ford.
Brig Cheviot. Bogart, New FORK tor ST John. NIB.
schr AltAvelia JoY Port johnson Tor Povidence
schr Robert W Parker, Parker, Newburg for Fall
River.
schr King. Bliven, Hoboken for Providence.
schr Xebec, Robbins Port Johnson for Fall River.
Schr Mamie Lynch, Elizabethport tor Taunton.
schr Adelaide, Iutchins, Hoboken for Lynn.
schr Pike, FenthersOne, lIoboken for Gloucester
schr Martha r King, Jarvis Poughkeepse for Provi-
dence
schr @ Hazard Mack, New York for stonngton.
schr Mary Rice, Mack Hoboken for Bucksport
Schr Roanoke, Simmons Pierm ont for Taunton.
schr 3 Buchanan Buchanan. New York for Boston.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ANTWERP july 22-Arrived, ships Constance DR. law
Philadelphia; Annie Bngay Dr. weston Baltimore
bark BerGenseren NOr), wisenDurg New Torr.
BRrsroL, July 2-Arriyed, steiner Somerset CBr),
Western, New York.
HIGHBRIDGK. Is, July H-sailod, bark Para1op fRr)
Williams North America.
HAMBURG July Is-Arive1, ship Emma, Rich. Ms,il.
tones.
HAvRE, July HO-sailed, ship B Gilchrist Emerson.
United states.
LIVERPOOL. jury zl--Arrived ships Premier OSor,
Brunsgaard, Quebec ad Seringap atam (Br), Smith do;
bark Brothers sisters (Brl Buck. Chatham. NIB.
Also arrived I'D steamer Lake Champlain OBJ, Bern
con, Montreal.
sailed ed ship sturgis Linnekin. United States
bark Columbus Ger, Ihder. do.
LONDON July ai-Arrived ships Velox (Nor), Stub,
Quebec; 22d, Rinde Mor ThorbIOrnsen, do banks Ere
Gen or) Nielsen do; Freden Nor, Halvorsen, Bat.
more via Londonderry.
Also arrived 22d, ship Magma charta CBr). Mallory
Lobos via Queenstown.
LIMERIoE July 22-Arrived bark France ct Platte Fr
Lequesne, San Francisco via Falmouth, brig Little
Harry (Br) Rourk, New York via Queenstown.
PENARrH ROADS, July 2l-Arrived. Polykarp Nor)
Henriksen. st John, NIB
QUEENsrowN, July 22-Arrived steamer Scandinavian
(Rr), button. Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool
ROTTERDAM, July zl-Arrived, barks Nuovo Principo
tIal, Bosso, New York via Queenstown; Cetveru Du-
brovack AuN Caraman, do do Arracan (Gery Rossini
Baltimore.
Sailed 10th. bark Amalia HodwiR GER. Gehm. Ne
York.
SUNDERLAND. July 2l-Arrived. bark Mamelon (Br)
Walters Quebec.
scnLY July 2l-on ship Lochee tBr), Hsan San Fran.
cisco (and proceeded for Liverpoon.
SYDNEY, Nsw-Arrived barks Caroline (Br). Trnick.
New York; Lepanto, Mears, do.
TExHL; July 2l-Arrived brig Immaculate Maria QtaD
Perilo New York for Amsterdam.
WoREINGroN, July 2l-SAied, bark Fisher Orr Temple
North America.
Sailed from -, bark Arthur White (Br). Murphy
NorthA
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RAID ON CONCERT SALOONS.

THE BOARD OF EXCISE CLOSING PLACES OF
QUESTIONABLE Neutrality-suspicious. PRO-
PRIEToRs ARRESTED.
Commissioner Sinner aided by Excise Inspec'
tors Wendover, Forbes Jackson, Newourg, Robin
son, Weeks aud Brady and posse OF Tenth pre-.
cinct policemen, made q successful descent last
night upon a numoer OF concert saloons In the
BJwery and side streets arresting thirteen OF the
proprietors for selling liquor without license.
The entire matter was placed by the Excise
Board In the hands OF Commissioner Stiner,
who yesterday perfected arrangements with
Captain Ulman for the necessary assistance. TIE
patrolmen, dressed in citizens clothing, entered
the suspected places in pairs and the proper
proof or violation or the Excise law being adj
duced, arrested, to the CONSERVATION OF the
hdoftueS tue persons acknowledged as the pro-
prIetors.
rested, the bartenders, waiter girls and other en-
ployes not being taken into custody Charles
Omen. No. 2o5 Bowery, arrested by onicer
rested by O1lcer Etrck; Frederick Strauers
No. 20 Bowery arrested by Odlcer Elrlcx; John
Monsie, No 81 Bowery, arrested by Onicer Ellis
Ofcer Krone; John Z. Schrader, No. % BowerY
arrested by Orlcer Escn; Alolse Vending, No. 81
Rlvlngton street, arrested by On1cer Kroner |;
James smith, No. 81 BoweTy, arrested by O1icer
O'Leary; George Werielman, No. 10 BOwery, ar
resteo by On1cer Be nden: Charles Medson, No. IL
BoWery, arrested by Otticer DOkel; Charles Baker,
No. II Bowery, arrested by Offcer Lemhne; Henry
Shonneger, No. l02 Canal street, arrested by U1lcer
Sullivan, and LOUIS Bechle, No. 20 Buwery ar
rested by Orncer sullivan.
The prisoners Will be taken to Essex Market
Court this morning. lt IS the Intention OF the
Board OF Excise 10 continue in the work until
ever disreputable concert saloon In the city Is
aDolshed, and an Imperative rule mas been
adopted not TO grant licenses to places OF ques-
tionable Character employing girls as mattresses.
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OBITUARY.
CHARLES A. MACY.

Mr.. Charles A. Macy died on Wednesday after
noon. He was sixty-seven years old, having been
born in June, 1908, at Nantucket, Mass. lie was
the son OF Josiah Macy and descendant of some OF
the first settlers Of Nantucket. Mr.. Macy came 10
this city in early youth and entered the once OF
Isaac Wright. lie rose rapidly, and finally entered
the offlce OF his father. Mr.. Macy was one OF I'VE
sons, three OF whom yet live, his brother W. II.
Macy, being President OF the seaman's Savings
Bank he was at one time President OF the New
York County Bank, but, at the request of the dl.
TectOrs OF the Pal K Bank, wnen that institution
was founded, he resigned and accepted the post
tion OF cashier IN II. Later, in connection with
MIR. Howes, the President OF the Park Bank, he
entered into a partnership under the firm name
business. In 1851 the firm Jailed, ana It
him to such degree as 20 render
him an easy prey to disease. When quite q
young man Mr.. Macy married the daughter OF
MT COrles, OF the 1rm OF Corlies K Haydock, by
whom he had several sons and daughters. AS q
nnancler, Mr.. Macy mad few equals, and his
opinion, during the difficult war time, was
reckoned at all times sound. He was firm
patriot, and took llvely interest in governments
AFFAIRS; and the house OF which he was a member
United States by the skilful manner in which 1t
disposed OF government securities AT the time
OF mis- oeath Mr.. Macy was manager or the bank
ing department. OF C0res Macy. He was q
member OF the Society OF Friends, and 1t is at
their meeting house, IN Rutherford place, that
his funeral services will be held. His remains " Ia
be inferred In Woodlawn Cemetery.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

sBIr RICHARD BUSTED, from Philadelpha for Ptchi-
chet officer the latter having been injured by a sea in
heavy gale experienced when three days out the
effects of which he died In two days Part fresh
water destroyed in the same gale.
Capt LOWERING CT the brig winogene before reported
lett AZ Ivigut Greenland 10Th MD started out in boat
cunning NAV 49, lie has not been heard from since
and il Is feared he persisted
Capt Rich. ship Prussia OF Bath Me- at Calao from
Rio JaDeiro died Of typhoid fever, ana buried
Caao June e.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 2l-The schr Elias Moore was
launched from the ways at the shipyard to-day. and
proceeded TO the docks Of IKE American Coal Co
cargo OF coal
sHIrBULprEa-Lubec. July 19-Messrs Brown a Hodg
kns building Birch Point first class ship Of 1870
tons 10 be commanded by Capt j Roberts OF Wis
Also a bark OF 6O0 tons for Capt Harrison
somervile.
LAuNcHED-At Port Ludlow recently, schr Ida
schnauer. She was built by Hall Brothers for Haywood
4 Harmon, of San Francisco and will be comma nded
by Captain Charles schnauer She is ITO feet long 81
feet inches BEAM feet deep and registers 22 tons
At Bath, July 90 BIZ Chapman Flint, n fine ship OF
800 tons named NJ Grace. and owned by the said
late of shin DauntesA
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WHALEMEN.

Bark Rainbow Capt Cogan arrived At Honolulu Juno
rs, lC6 days from New Bedford, having taken on the
passage out 13 bbs 3d. IS do VIII oil and 500 lbs bone
had Landed her cargo be shipped home the first op.
portunty Capt COgan reports had rough weather
of Cape Horn, which made his passage longer than he
expected IL would be; The Ranbow sailed rom Homo
uu juno 20 for the Arctic and II he reaches the wha
ing ground by Aug mis- chances for good catch Will
be as fair those Of any other shlp.
Bark Three Brotners 37 tons, formerly whaler from
New Bedford but lately employed in the merchant ser
Bartlett sons of NIB, and will be fitted for the North
Pacific whale fishery to sail about Oct l.
letter from Capt sherman, Of bark Canton. OF NIB,
reports her in King Georges sound May II clean had
seen whales but leaving home Charles Carr
Of Brockton seaman, fell overheard March Is, near
Tristan Island, and was drowned
latter from Capt homas, OF bark Merlin, OF NIB
ports her Bay Of Islands June from four months,
cruise about the Chatham Islands having taken 100 bbg
SD ei-i20O all told. Would ship $50 bbls 50 oil by
bark Alaska.
Baker Of NIB with 1900 bbls aud 10 do VIII oil since
reported sailed from st Helena bth ulD
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MRS. MERRIGAN RELEASED.

SHE Is DISCHARGED ON FIVE THOUSAND DOL
LARS BAu-oNE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE
CASES ON RECORD, q
Mrs. Sarah q. Merrigan, charged with the mur-
der OF MISS Margaret Hammill, in Williamsburg,
on the I'd OF september, 1873, was admitted
to bail yesterday. she has been confined in
the Kings County Jail for nearly Two years;
has stood her trial twlce-once before
Judge Tappen and once before Judge Pratt
and the jury disagreed on both occasions Yes
terday morning Patrick Keady, one OF her coun-
sci, entered the District Attorneys ONCE, accom-
panied by Supervisor Daniel o'Rlley, a friend OF
Mrs. Merrigan's father, and Mr.. Cronin, builder
IN south Brooklyn, who offered TO 90 bail
for Mrs. Merrigap He was carefully ex-
amned as to mis- property by Mr.. Levi
Faron, chief clerk in the District Attor-
neyis once, and named three or Jour houses
which he owned. Mr. Cronln justified in over
500 0O0 the amount OF the bail pe1ng 50, 600. The
bond was made out, Mrs. Merrgan sent Tor
ana, the courts being closed. all the parties pro-
ceeded tn the residence OF Chief Judge Nelson, in
Amity. near Court street. Mr.. Ready explained
their business, ana the Judge TOOK the acknowl-
edgements. Mrs. Merrigan was greatly elated at
being released. she could hardly realize the TACT
that she was Tree.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

BgENos AYREs June 2-sailed, bark Chaplin, Bunker.
B4 Nn June sossailsa brig MARI. Luigi Utah Pag
stisn Aida fS r M.sasn,
Reed srncs Bay load As eaano
PRUSSIA - date Rich. fro Rio Janeiro for do do.
from Rio $ane5o ile1andeT MarpRy rom Holie "S
e proceed 70 e R and o1ners would
oAsDESAs July 2O-sailed bark New York, Gibbs Ma
CIESFUEeos. July 2O-sailed brig Helen Rich, Col
g9s g f.s1
AS ay.iysd SIh IIor'ey br. 6o unoi 'ohf
HAyAs1 Jny t2laaTrysd Hrigs Alice Ral,se Eew
Routen. dsiysson I'd steamer Cuba. Reynolds. New
sailed I'd steamers W LSrd Cotton New Orleans;
H1LI,Ax; July 2l-sailed; brig Nazarins Orr. Barba.
IyIsTgT June i0IIn port, bark Enoch Arden Br) and
Catparihe tBr TO sail 18th; winogene (Br) sail July
LIVERPOOL n. July 2O-Arrivcd. brig aeorgIana. New
York.
SoRTu SYDNEY, oB. July 2s3Arriyed ship Ber4esux
way; Lotha1r tBr', Desmond, Boston; brig Matilda
MSUcO. June lo-sailed, schr Belle crower, Dem
In port June Is brig Water witch, rawes from Balt
more, just arrived, disg,
rPAYTA June is-Arrived. ship St Paul. Wood, San
Para, July Sin port schr Hand. poherty, from
PoRr SPAIN. June l4-Arryed, brigs Mary CBr Hughes
PHILADELPHIA; Quaco tBr). Campbell do.
PIcroU. Ms, July 22Arrived barks Sacramento (Br).
!yssy dyerPs0C Ao o1h g BFemen
RosAEI0. June ll-Saied, bark Sarah l. Kingsbury
Waterhouse, Falmouth. z.
RIO JANEIao june 9-ssiled, brigs Paquete de Nova
York port, Cunha, New York; llth Albany (Br AGRA
man, Hampton Roads.
Sailed June g bark snaresbrook CBr). scallan, New
York.
suErSAN June 2o-In port bark western Sea, Hanson,
from Boston, arrived 18th, to return to Boston in 10
days
SANTOS. June 2o-In port brig d'Abundo QtaD. for
Hampton Roads
sAvASILLA July s-Arrived, brig San Juan CBr). Ma
honey, New York would load for LIVERPOOL.
ST JOHNS PR, July 7-Arrived, brig Black Swan Wins
lade, New York 10th, bark ophelia Hume, Hume,
Baltimore.
ST iHoEAs. June so-Arriyea, steamer Ontario, slo-
ST JOHN NIB, July z2-Arriyed, ship Tyro (Br). Rob-
bins, Antwerp.
brig NJ A Palmer CBrj OBrien, Charleston.
WINDSOR, Ms July 2O-Sailed schr Hattie King Bal
timore.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ISa TRSR @ snE
ESsyn AS ee 9d%n posRe
Ms%es DsSGrFfSE9 rsn
'SosfSS 5ay sssslyss '% :!ss$s%: fsitiss.sSs
Re p POT hSsa
Fort Royal Sc: Geo 5 TarbeI, higgins, GsOrgstown
CroyeI BALTIMORE hortensia, Lsrra6ss rhiiade!pha
do Winnie Laura spean, do Nellie Clark Clark. Port
Clesred-Bark Virgo tAuO, Giadulich. Cork or Fall
JSy MA5veS Map5 R ssSSe
Chance, New York Richard wiling. Ter Phade,
land, speights, New YORK; Nellie Chase, Norton, Fort
Giesred-stes%erP VIM Crane HOyes Boston, wo oe
Eduard Ger, Raiberstsdt, Antwerp; Palsden ARG,
81 eSs Geo
dine, Dennison, Portland Oyeta. Hervery. New Haven;
sailed-Brigs Romance, Navassa Annie, Bergen; Con-
BkGNswiCK, Ca, July G2-Cleared, brig Hyperion,
BANGOR, July ls-Arrived, schrs Alfred Chase Robin
son, New York Anna Leland, Homer, Rondout; Ruth
cIesrsd-sshrs Globe. HerrIck. New York; Forest
Home, Kent, Rosyn, NY ~ , w.,,..-.
BAfH. July 2O-Arryed, scbrs Alpha eOldsbury, New
s9iIed5schr Ramon e Aluria Nc Bride Wsshsng i.
SAILED stS .ehE 1.Fmq9y RYDER wIl%ngson ittte
Sea- 18TH schr Jachin, Getchen. Rondout' eth EMPIRE
BgvERLY, July IL Sailed, schrs a Buckley, Young,
Philadelphia, Mary varney, Rowe New York; Geo Z
BRISTOL. July 2o-Arnved, schr Delphi Allen, Eliza
2lsts1iIes, schr 9uickster, Hutchinson, New YORK
CaAEL .Iiis July iTArnved' bark Charlotte
s2d1ATriyed, brig DiCkie, Boston schr ulalums
'ChEsTER, Pa, July 2s-Arrived, schr ocean Belle,
CXLXfs, July is-Arrivcd, schr a @ Kinds, Hill.
olSared-sehr Com K.arnsy. Mason, Philadephis.
pnia; Anaconda, Pickett ana Lizzie, Leighton, New
CHsTINE. July ls-Arrived, schr UHlon, stevens New
DARIEN, July l7-Arrived, schr Lockwood, Hard
t cesred~Bsft Enigkc,t GER, Kantsl. Jersey z.
DfGaf6N Jny IAN schrs HnntsT Green
Port Johnson; Empire, Mathews, and Splendid, Phin.
v6ASvEEs July M.Arryea sehr' Charter Oak
I&sf @G9HiAs aO July T.sssd icnT sasrSruck,
isth-xrrlved, schr Henry. Nash, New. York.
SAILED i2th Schr Geo Perry. Flynn New York
Howe Johnson o snO%
Rogers. Portsmouth TOR RocEIaud; kautIas Peek DO
Panel hesdsrson, do Yachts Rsnbiep Thomns New
YORK for Portsmouth; Niagara, Ward, New haven tor
FEsNANDINA, July I0-Arrivsd brig Moraucy. Red
P0kfsEss MONROE, July 22-Paued in for Bslti-
more bark Village Belle, from Londonderry brig Chow
FALL RIVER, July A-Arrived. Gchr Transit, Davis,
Philadelphia.
.sailed-sehrs Laura Robinson, Robinson. Now York;
Helen Mar, Ward, do. $50,
GALVESTON, July lI-saied, schr Laura Lewis
Snow, Calcaseu TO load lumber for Tampico.
aG0sSsTo%Sy" ' %, 'S july 5p'S SS}hrrtvsd Ann
Elizabeth. from Bangor; Benz Robinson, rom Aehne-
| bee River
KEY WEST. July H-Arrived, steamer C!yde, hen'
| nedy Galveston Tor New York (and proceeded -
| KENNEBUNKPORT, July zi-Arrived, schm rates
tine Howe, and MAY Day, Waterman rors yohusoHb
! LUBkC July H-Arrived, schr Maggie n ~ ial
Small from 81 John Tor Port Rush, Ireland ~nu sA"eV
! 18TH.
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI July n 1878
The US lighthouse steamer Cactus arrived here yester
day afternoon from New London, with the hghtboat
Relief No II, which she will tow Brentons Reef to
replace the lightsnip now moored at that place. The
latter will be towed TO City Island New York where
she will be rebuilt and put thorough order the
winter She has rode out many Brentons
Reef and served as warning to passing vessels Tor
many years She is unseaworthy ana the work which
1t is proposed to be done to her should been
ordered two years when temporary repairs were
made. She is rotten in several places.
should no severe I5torms arise the Relief will answer
every purposes The contrary she will not prove equal
TO the emergen.B. The crew OF the Brenton's Reef
lghtship, when they her coming yesterday omitted
the customary salute TO the Cactus they
at the vessel sent to be occupied by them
four months, and OF which they have very unpleasant
Teeollectlons, as they have been In her before.
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ing fkfen on him he was bound 20 90 through
with IT, such is the blind obedience exacted
from the discipline or Tammany Hall.
A MONSTER MEETING EXPECTED
That the meeting on Saturday next will be a
stormy one there Is doubt In fact, II Is doubt
ful whether the excitement both inside and out
side the hall will be less than 1t was on the occa-
sion OF the memorable meeting when John
Kelly got up ana denounced William NJ.
Tweed. The politicians In every ward
and district throughout the city will be there to
a man, and n they cannot secure an entrance in
tend 10 wait outside on the street. number OF
workingmen's unions have also announced their
intention to march In body TO the han and
await the result, for they look upon the defeat OF
John Morrlssey as a blow 70 their rlghts.
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sAnuEL D. p. NowLAy. 9. =.

The above named gentleman, whose death took
place in this city the 2lst inst, born in the
city OF Dublin, in the year 1903. At early age
he entered the Royal Navy as mldshipman aud
participated in the battle OF Navarino, the ''un.
towardn event that indicted q death blow on the
Turkish navy. Mr.. Nowlan subsequently joined
the British legion, under Sir DeLaeey Evans. and
passed through the campaigns that nnay resulted
In the establishments Of queen Isabella on the
throne OF Spain ana the extnguisbment OF the
Claims OF the elder Don Carlos. Deceased came
10 the United States in 1850 and brought with him
patent right lOr the ruling OF paper belonging
! 70 DIS father, who was its inventor. Mir.
Nowlan disposed Of this patent in New
| YORK Tor very considerable sum. He then
| directed MS attention TO civil engineering, and
| was the inventor OF numerous plans TOR the con-
structiOn OF underground and elevated railroads.
| RATS TO be used in case OF shlpwrccks Improve.
ments In pumps, valves, bridges, manufacture OF
| paper, &c. lie devoted great Deal OF attention
road to connect the lower ana upper quarters or
TINS city and on two occasions his plans EN-.
bodied IN Dill passed unanimously both
branches OF the Legislature, but were vetoed by
the Governor on the ground that the proposed
route would interfere with Central and other
parks. Plans Of Mr.. Nolan are now before the
Rapid Transit Commissioners, and just on the eve
OF ais death he was much eated with The thought
that his long cherished ideas would be finally and
successfully carried into operation. Deceased
was o man OF fine attainments, OF great inven tive
genius and generous disposition. His remains
are to be inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
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Bars Nellie CBr. Cove. Penarth Roads Tor Orders-d
Buley
Bark Emma Litchned, Hayden stetun-J ingra-
ham a Co.
:, Bark Three Brothers, Manchester, New Bedfcrd-A
:, Brig Brisk CBp. rref. Corr or FalmOuth-Heney
Parker
Bria Daisy CBr), Duncan Penarth Roads for orders
Geo Bulley
= Brig stella Lodge Br, Kibby Peujbouu Germany
schr Josie. Joy, Tampico-wilson CO.
scnI Nottingham, Dntton, Gaveston-Tupper a
ball Co 0naIies1Vn-H
Mills Saskell washington NV-"Vp"~4
Sch
- " Bentley Baker. Providence-Fisher A Go.
featuring Co.
uiacurinR Co
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY q, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer Arragon CBr, symonds Bristol, E-w Nor.
gan.
steamer Frisia GER, Meyer Hamburr-Kunhardt 4
Co.
steamer Caland (Dutnh) Deddeo Po,tardam--
Punch. Edge Co.
steamer City OF New York Zimmerman uavana-F
Alexandra Sons
ROyal--H Gelpcke.
steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence. Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond-Old Dominion Ste amshp 90
Steamer Biddle. Pierce. Phiiadelphta- Jas Hand
Steamer Franconia. Bragg Poruand-I Ames
Steamer Nereus Berry, BostOD-H DiuocF
Co.
ship Terpdchors GER, oelrichs, Bremen-Funcb,
Edge Co.
ship BOrneO. shaw Rotierdam-C W Bertaux
BARK Lizzie II, BabsOn, Bristol, E--W Morgan
Bark Dux Nor HenrickGen, Cork or Falmouth for or
Sara--C Tobias a Co. " -
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MANHATTAN YACHT CLUB REGATTA.

THE j. NJ. SEWER, oRIoLE AND SKIP JAcR
WINNERS.
The sixth annual regatta OF the Manhattan
Yacht Club took place yesterday. The yachts
sailing in the race were classified as follows -
First class open boats rs feet ana over; second
class, open boats over 20 and under rs feet; ana
third class, open boats 20 feet and under. The
T. J. Cromble, OF the first class, was the only boat
winch failed TO appear. The course of the race
was from the anchorage on the CLUB house, foot OF
Elghty-nnth street, East River, TO 1nrogg's Point
buoy, around the Can buoy at stepping Stone,
and home. The following boats proved the VIM
lin the 1rst class, the J. NJ. sawyer; in the
second class. the onole; and IN the third class,
the SKID Jack.
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YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Nettie. N.Y.Y.O., with the Rev. George Fl.
Hepwortn Rev. A. q. Arnold and party on board
arrived at Martha's Vineyard on the 10th inst,
bound to Nantucket All well
The following yachts passed Whitestone yester-
day.
Yacht Libble B., Bye, Mr.. S. L. Blood, from
Wnitestone Tor Greenport
Yacht Comet, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. W. II. Langley, from
New York for Portland
Yacht Clio, N.Y.Y.C., Bradnurst and Astor, from
New York for Glen Cove.
Yacht Leatha Ford, no CLUB. from New YORK for
Gresnport.
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