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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
SHIP NEH,S
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....-............Au 10.
ARRIVED.
str w A schoten lDutehl. Wis Rotterdam Aug and Hell
STR Colon rain AspinwSl Aug o. to Pacific Mail So Co.
west 2fh 10 il Mallory : Na''''a S y 40 MY
str Richmond Kelley, Lewes, Del to Old Dominion IS
CITY Of Columbus ReT 2s 90, 0E as cPesG Pean
mi This port and savannah
Ship Wellington toi windsor 81 oBren HAvro 81 days.
snip Kinssport tof 81 John, b. Davidson. Windsor. s.
Bark FOrsete No. chrstansOn Glasgow as days in bal
Bark Norman af WINDSOR 81. Allen, Antwerp 80 days.
BARK Kelstad Nor Ionsen, Dioppe 26 ballast
fg BSTs t caS of Philadelphia GAY carenas dav. with
sugar to order vessel TO Evans, BAH & Co.
Ozark Conga Iosseyn Of aud from Boston, in ballast 10
Brs Teresna IaD caronO Leghon days. With mdso to
Brig Lichen (Ger Drees Trinidad 20 days via Delaware
Breakwater with sugar to Morgan Co; vessel TO To-
S6T W Peasiey tof Jonesport Barker Cheverie & 20
DAYS with 10 tons of plaster to ChaDmani 70
schr William Tice Tce Gardiner Me- days with ice to
sehr Naiad Anderson Portland. Me, lumber to NJ
schr JULIA Parry Addison. with lumber simpson Clapp
se6r Laura Phillips Kenne6ee River with ice to order
schr Mary scheds. Lnscott Gardiner Me- with lumber TO
scSr Rogers oliver BOwdolnhsm with lumber to H
sehr Forest Belle Smith, Bangor with lumber to &EJ
schT John stroup Huret Kennebec River with
schr Mountain Laurel Farrell Bangor Ne, with lumber
schT Il l. Kenny Farr Rockland with lime to ] r Brown
schr William Crocker Kelly, Kennebec River with Ice
10 order
~ Bark Forsee (NOr) Christensen from Glasgow which
l4h and anchored at sandy Hook owed up
city this IN.
Harris island.
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook. light W. raining aud thick
OF shore. AT CITY Island. light r raining.
SPOKEN.
Aug lat 81 As Ion 73 So the whaling bark Sarah with 90
bbls OF sperm oil, taken since leaving Dominica
Aug lat 80 3d. lon "a 80 the schr Grace Parker with
80 bbls u sperm oil.
Aug l. lat as lon ~ 80 the sehr Mary simmons with
Aug & lat 81 2 lon "a So the Sehr Agate with 20 bbs Of
sperm oil.
srs City OF Berlin (Br, for Liverpool via Queenstown;
Egypt OBJ for LlverpO0 Sorrento (BD for Hull SOUTH
amptOn; Ethiopia (Br) glasgow; Wngatcs Iayre
marlborough (r) for 81 John b. Yarmouth 81 Clty
Austin, for Fernandna via Port Royal w
Baltimore: Triplet for Wilmington, Del
ship CamperfOwn (3r TinqleY Bremen, Snow Burgess
Banks EndeIvor MounIiord, ssgua la Grande Hunter
Co; Maria Dunau (Brl White Bordeaux, Bertaux: Emilia
lAus. liadoyeh, Marseilles Funeh Edye Co Vanads
(NOr Petersen, Tvedestrand Nor for orders Tobias
DBL TTainO EsnOre Deu for orders Funch Edye
Kelsey GUIDE Nor, Due, Stettn, Bookmann Oerlein
Alberto Utah LaurO Cette, Lauro, Storey Naa
(NOr Knutzen. Stettin, BOckmann Oerlein 4 CO. Edwin
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DROWNING OF A NETWORK PHYSICIAN.
OR. HARDWOOD wAKEMAN's DEATH IN THE ADJ
RONDACKS.

RONDACKS.
The intelligence of the death by drowning
Of Dr. HarwOod Wakeman physician OF this city, re-
siding at No. 30 West Forty-sxth-st, received by
bis friends here yesterday morning The accident oc
CURED on Thursday, August TO- in what is known as
blue Mountain Lake, in the AdrOndacks, where he
had gone to spend a vacation OF ten days
Except brief Geographic dispatch to 7. H. Sayre,
druggist at Sxave. and FortysecOnd-st, who was the
warm friend Of the dead man. announcing the drown
ing and stating that the body would be taken to Sandy
Hill Washington County N Y, about twenty miles from
the scene Of the accident where IL would be buried to-
Morrow no particulars Of the drowning could be
tanned The dispatch was signed by the Rev. Mr.
HOadey, Of this city, who with DR.. Wakeman dur
ing his vacation.
DIR. Wakeman was the eldest son Of the Hon. Abram
Wakeman who, during the closing year Of President
IAncoln's administration was Postmaster Of New
York. He in mis- thirty-trst year at the time OF
his DEATH He was graduated from Yale College Scien-
tlhc School, and atterward studied in the Office OF
DIR. Louis Sayre Of this city, and then entered
graduated about eight He belonged to sew
era medical societies. and enjoyed large practice He
did much gratuitOus work among the poor OF the West
Side, by whom he loved and respected Mr.. Sayre,
and said no man in the city moro loved by the
poor than he. As IL to confirm his state
ment, while he speaking many poOrly-clad
peOpe dropped In TO ask about the accident.
Mr. sayre said that few hours before receiving the
telegram he had received letter from the doctor ask
ing him to send HIM certain prescription. He was
married, but had no children aud his wife was with him
at Sandy HILL His father aud family started yesterday
CURED his father with several ladies' at the Union
Square Theatre, witnessing the play Of Olivia"
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THE TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.

THIRTEEN BALLOTS FOR GOVERNOR, WITHOUT A
CHOICE.
NASHVILLE Tenn. Aug. 1G.-Thrteen ballots
were taken III the Democratic Convention for nomi-
nee for Governor, without result. The last ballot
stood Fleming, 4s7; Colyar, 434 Gardener, 21s;
and Savage, 101. The convention then, at II
O'Clock, adjourned till 8 o'clock Tomorrow morn
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.1nrRMAN arEvIN,s BRorHER IN couRT.

Michael Slevin, brother of Alderman Sle-
vim was arrested in Mottst Spring, on Saturday
night last and the following morning was held by JUS
tee Duffy at the Tombs. IN $500 to keep the peace and
was fined $40 for intOxicotion The Judge lbsequenty
RENTED the ne aud permitted slevn at large upon
ms personal recognzance Still later the ease was re-
opened to allow slevn prove that he had not been
guilty Of isordery conduct Yesterday the case came up
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TNCIORIOTs END OF A sTRTKE

Most of the spinners of the silk mills at
Paterson who srack Thursday for increased wages and
refused TO work unless their demands allowed,
turned to work again yesterday. The work Is mostly
performed by young boys whose wages average about
- a week They demanded recognition as skilled la
borers and ask for $12 week The sudden end Of the
strike was caused by the whipping sOme OF the
bOyH received from their indignant mothers thursday
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4 SPLIr IN MR. GLOVNRS pIsTRICE

THE GREAT INVESTIGATOR SECURES A SoMINATIos
FROM ONE FACTION.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 16--A dispatch to The Globe
Democrat from Memphis, Mo-, says that the
Democratic Congressional Convention has split
on the report Of the Committee on Gre
dentials, thirty-seven delegates seeding and
organizing another convention. One body
renominated the Hon. John NJ. Glover, and the
other nominated Colonel W. III. Hatch.
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An ELoPEMEYT FROM NEWPORT

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 16.-NewpOrt so
cety isagtaed by reporto the elOpement Of Miss San
ford OF Newaven niece OF Judge Sanford, ofNewYork
with one Seth Bateman Dodge, an adopted OF the
keeper OF q fashionable clearinghouse at Bateman
Point. Both left candestnely last night.
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NO CALI. roR EX-GOVERNOR SCOTT

CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. 16.-GOvernOr
Hampton authorizes contradiction OF the statement
that requstion has been issued for Ex-Governor Scott
Mr. Scott offered repeatedly 10 return If he was needed.
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A PRECIOUS RAscAL HANGED.

PIrTsFIELD, Mass, Aug. 16.-John Ten Eyck
vas hanged this morning In the Jail for murder He
made confession Of certain crimes last week. but while
denying the murder Of the stmans he admitted burn.
ing the barns of General PhelUs COlebrook Conn., the
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ANOTHER coal NINE IDLE.

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, Aug. 16.-The breaker
bows employed az Dr. Provosrs colliery, at Ccnraa,
struck for an advae OF wages this morning They de-
and the same basis Of wages that Is paid by the Pull.
adephia ana Reading Coal and Iron Company. In cOnse
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MoNTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE ROAD
THE RECONSTRUCTION PLAN ACCEPTED BY THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDnoLDERs.

THE RECONSTRUCTION PLAN ACCEPTED BY THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDnoLDERs.
The first mortgage bOndhOlders of the Mont
clair and Greenwood Lake Railroad Company yesterday
unanimously approved the plan Of reconstruction Of
the Joint committee COrtlandt Parker attorney Of the
first mortgage bondholders, stated that be had been
served with notice on behalf of Marshall W. French
of Massachusetts, William b. Bullock. OF Philadelphia,
and Others that they would apply at once to the Chan
ceor of NewJersey for order postponing the sale
advertised for today and reOpcnng Of the decree
foreclosure the ground that the original order OF
foreclosure and sale was fraudulent Mr. Parker
he should resist the proposed order, ana ne
suggested that II it denied the sale should take
place.
The sale is announced take place at O'Clock this
afternoon at TaylOrs Hotel Jersey City The plan Tor
reconstruction OF the road selects Cyrus W. Field
Abram s. Hewitt and John b. DumOnt as a purchasing
committee, which is TO bid I'm unless the sum bid by
other persons shall exceed fair value for the property
II is further provided that upon the purchase OF the
property, the purchasing committee shall organize
new company under the laws Of New-JerheY, with q
capital stock of 81 100000. with the privilege OF ex
tending IL to 100000 II necessary. The general
features Of the plan nave already been published.
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before Juetce Duffy AT the Fftyseyenthst Court Ofeer
Ryan and three other witnesses testified that seyin was
intoxicated and abusive, and said to the omcer. my
brother is an Alderman and I'll III yOu I'm the boss OF
the corners" sleyin testified that he was neither IN
Oxicated nor abusive that he brutally cuDDed
lie produced one witness who cOrroborated his state
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A SHOEMAKERS STRIKE ENDED.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.-The men in Shir-
ley Rommels mandatory have agreed to resume
work. 10 per the old prices having been
made IL Is also agreed that the new foreman who, by
introducing stringent rules preciptatng the strike
Is TO be discharged.
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burglary of Judge sedgwicks house at Norfolk Coun,
and participation the forgery OF the name OF Erastus
M. Fay Of the CncD Manufacturing Company
He Is also guilty Of bigamy, leaving three wives ana
number of children.
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CHANGEs Avn NIBLo,s Garden.

A WARRANT TO DIsPossEss THE PRESENT MANA
GERS To-DAY-No ALTERATION IN The PRESENT
PLAY OR COMPANY
The summary proceeding on the part OF the
A. T. Stewart estate 70 possession OF Nibo's
Garden came up before Judge Clancy yeserdsyin the
Second District Court On March s. 1878, Mrs Stewart
executed lease Of the theatre TO Andrew Bache Tor
the period extending from March H. 1878 May 1879
nc rent of S225O0. payable In weekly instruments
On August s. So $50 due for arrears OF rent ana
proceedings were begun to dispossess Mr. Bache VINO
filed eounter-a denying that the above amount
defendants counsel moved dismiss the proceed
lucs ON the ground that another suit pending IN the
Supreme Court against MI Baches sureues Oh 'no
lease to the same reut. ~,
This was overrued and Colonel stephen A. Donge'
who is the agent OF the property Tor MIS- stewart %
fed that $675O due and thatit had been denanuSu
plaintiff aud warrant 10 remove frOm tne pIehliscs
will be issued at 10 Il. IN. to-day -,
Colonel Dodge said Yesterday that there was no truth
in the report that Judge Hilton would assume super
vision OF the management and that the theatre VIII oe
leased to-day Two three persons nave Dten, heBO-
taung for lease, which has already Deen uThWn ~,
and will be signed in time for the perf0 manees 10 DC
continued this evening heretofore. The same COM
pany will remain for the present.
Friends of Mr. Bache say that the object OF LIS conn
sci was merely to delay in the proceedings un
I'll Tuesday when Mr.. BBche expected 10 be aDe 10 pay
nearly ali OF the rent due and DESTROYS OF retaining
the theatre through the coming season IN order 10 MAKE
employees at meeting in the theatre Yesterday were
united In their expressions Of sympathy with MI Bache
Ali received their salaries promptly uuIhg tie ouie
up TO two or three weeks ago IL Is stated on gOOd
authority that John II. Starin jr Is the new lessee OF
the theatre and will Ign the lease to-day Mr. Stailn
has never been connected with theatres or theaulca
management but it is said that he is man OF good
business ability. MIR Cotton will act as business mana
ger. The terms the same as under the old lease
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MARINE LNTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
sun r,se, Biz sun sets... 655 Clock fast 3m Goa
Moon rises. 1887 Moon souths. 2;54 Moons days l9
SUNDAY
sun rises $500 bl3i SIM acts 6:54 Clock fast 3m. SIS
g02 Moon sOuths. 3.35 Moons days 20
WATER rO-DAY-A
Sandy Hook 1909 Gov Island. l105 HeR GAte..s.s OBS
WATER To-DAY-P.
Sandy Hook 1923 GOV Island iI:l7 Ho Gate..... O54
HIGH WATER sUNDAY-A. N.
Sandy Hook lO:4S Gov. Island. ll40 I'll Gate..,. 1O6
WATER SUNDAY. N.
Sandy Hook 500 JiOv. Island 1856 Hell Gate... 129
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night ON their return home Only about twenty spin
ners refused to return TO work yesterday.
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Announcements
E. HOWARD g. Co.

The best Soap for laundry and bath IN hot
Pyles clean bard. healthfu o. X" All grocerr
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Established 1855.
JAMES IL WRIGHT.
Merchant Tailor and Gents Furnsher,
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Gentemen's COmplete OUTFITS "a hours
Dress Suits Specially.

When leaving home for the Summer the
prudent provide themselves with DIT Jaynes Carmnaye Bal
sam In order to treat promptly and eectualy all attacks
cramp diarrha dysentery cholera mOrbus &ce0mplnts
more prevalent this Of year
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DIR, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tastes elegantly coated for the Of all DIS
orders OF the stomach liver bowels Kdneys bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation indigestion dyspepsia
hiousuess bilious fever Inflammation OF tho bowels
piles ans all Of the internal vscera WaTrAnta
Ioefect positive cure. Price rs cents per box.
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A SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE OF HEARTBURN,
cOsiveness and other symptoms OF dyspepsia
dueed by MIX OF MAGNEsIA. All drugglsts
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Are making
ELECTRIC DIAIs

That are controlled by their clocks and perfectly reab
The dial placed at distance from the clock and
OF dals be multiplied to suit the wants Of
parties Send descriptive circular ONCE Broad
way AID 4thst, New-York.
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MARTINI MISCELLANY.


ssHAnER MxArats (Br, Mellon. from Q iebec An, ~
for iverpoo. with general cargo passed Aug ~.
near Heath Point under main shaft having
broken 4.
at San Francisco. has sod NJ &32 .OUO.
BARK Nossx FLAG t>or) from Grimstadt Charleston
reported again passed y by bark Bset
hoven Ia lat ~ lon ST. Her long boat deck others
gone. aHslt. N4a4. tt
ScHK Orr MASIrowoo. Of Raels Cbefors reported
hd htawn twothrds Of his overheard
TO tighten the vessel without avail IL thought that
tho wind should blow strongly from the westward before
total wreck.
scMR voLASr. rom Portland for Harborviiis Ms. re-
having been into oPM tho 2sh en segun, by
large thrssma sssd schooner unknown. and lost
meiumHst mainsai AMI buw rks both Sides The cap
tain WIS kuocked overheard anc drowned.
HALIFAX. Aug 3i-Schr Free Trade before reported
ashore, vas towed to this vita her mainmast
jured. $50
PENSACOLA. Aug % The schr Laura LOWS, recently
ashore Santa Rosa Island quarantine. 10
leaking pretty badly possible will be placed
on the docks !" audergo repairs.
PHiLADELrBIA. Aug 3l-Bark Hattie Gouiy fBr), from
Havrs, while up the this afternoon when
of k.xnn's Poat coilided With the ship Hercules tNor
from Liverpool and hM hulwarks forward OF tho
msinmast. The Hercules sustained damage
OvERpUx-Ths bark Cheshire tof BOSTON,, Captain
Charles B.chelder. which sailed loaded with coal
Hope overdue and anxiety felt about
She last spoken June in lat - s. Ion 30 w within
about IL days sail OF her dcsrln atou
LAuscHKp-At Thorn aston Me-. Aug 81. from tho yard
urcmsut, named the Snow d Burgess. She 10 owned
YATES Go. Snow Burgess. Capt Anderson, and
others tt .-..t+-.
The ship John Briggs. 400 tone, isu.ehsd 1t
a. Ill.
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CLEARED.

Steamer Cornwall (Br,. Williams. Bristol, E-w Nor.
stexmer Oder Cor, Leist Bremen via seuths mptoD-
Steamer 70 sford tBp. Cartwright. Hsrs-J Tucker
AGO =,
Steamer Acapulco. shsekferd. AsOinwsli-paeInc Msn
s,..mei Tysss Essh. - os% benin CITY. Cape H.ysn
steamer Aigiers. Newborn. osveston-Borsst Nor
steamer New Orleans. Haley. New orie.ns-c CLARK
steamer City Of ssvAnnah Nsilory. ssvsnnsh-deorse
STEAMER Chsmpisn. lockwood, charies.on--J W ouia,
Steamer Regulator. Dosne. wiimiuxsoa. C-w,lIiam
steamer Richmond. Kelly. Kericlr. City Poss and Rich
stssmsr z y Knisnt Cbichesssr oeorrssown. DE- L
steamer william Woodward. Young. Bs',,mors-J
snip Everest tBD. churchIn. An,vsrp-Boyd 4
., ss.; ,s n, s.s::
4ssil Ipas Nsr, Hutchinson. Answsre-Bsekmsan.
snip Anna tGer,. Bohms. Br.msn-Jonn zl,slosea.
ship Humbold, der). Cornelius. Brsmeu-Funeh, Edge
ship Nariannav tPor,>. Terrsira. Lisson-G Amsnek
saip W R GRACE Blsei, San rr.n s Co.
E-Lawresce. 0iies 4 Co.
Bark rrimfss. Nor, Urland, Astwerp-Funch. Edys 4
bark America Ger. Ksuseh. Bremsn-uermsnn Koop
Bsrk Betty oGsr), Nordeoholr Bremsn--Hermsan Hoop
Co.
bark Louise Lubese tSor,, Reggsnssct, Hamburg
BARI Tcmm ssIno lss), Cssero. Tssse-Lsuro, Storey
BARK John Hamncu uts), ressne. Trieste John Q
Bsrr W x Heard GBr, Robbins. Rosterdam-Jsmes W
| EiweIl Go.
Barr chmocs tsor, Hssvs. Belle Isle Trsrcs, for
Bsrt unione dtaD corraro MarseiilssJoSn seager.
bark venerands utaD. Polio. Nsrseies-Lssvc. Storey
Bars xdcia csp,, Quedesda Bordeaux - La.ars.
Bark carl ussstcd fSos) Beer Bordeaux-Funch, Edys
| BARK B,ue Bird fBr) Michner. Csen--C W Bersaux.
BArrsJose. Rodriques Lcpes McDsnaid. Bssonne-Mil
BARK virrinia rhuriow Lsghorn Miller a rieushssn
Bark Aiemsns (Ger), uroot, Sc Thomas and Osfupsno
Archer Hatch Portland. Me-Gifcbsst. white 90.
| Brig Il Rcbtnson, Breen. asaux-scAmmell Bros
Brig Medina tBr), virgic. Bnyonne-J W Parker Go
Brig La Rachsls uts), Cscsce Bssccioos-Lswrsncs.
| Giles Co.
Brig Yrsoce.e. cisn, Romsuo. ssienioA rurhsy'--
| Brig 1csins DER. Kofer Bahia--C Tobias 90.
Brig Empress tBD. Mailman, Mentege Bay. Js-o
Brg Harriet @. Avery, 8, Kits-r Gorgosas sons
schr san Antonis de Possible dsp), Seuu Las fslmss
| schr wss side, Davis Corpus ChrIsti-J II Brewer.
schr Marcus Edwards, Douglass. Fernsndna warren
schr Lucio whesslsy, sipps. Savannah -Kvsns, BAH
sehr A r Kindsers, Robinson, Richmond, vs-James A
sehr 5 Gilmore. Smith, Psusaslphia-sissns. sally a
sehr wIriam II Bowen, Jsetssn. Providence via upess
| vis-J Roberts
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. 81, 1878.
ARRIVALS.
IMPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND uRRAL
wHIrEsroSE TELEGRArH LINE

IMPORTED ny THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wHTrEsroyE TELkGRArH LINE.
stesmsr City Of Chester tBr Brooks Liverpool Aug ~
and Qneensscwn 23d with mdse and psss,ngers 70 = u
from sandy noes passed steamer Indians from verpeoi
for Phiisde phia; same date. 80 do do uton Mesme
ana spain tBr,, from New Yors for Liverpool.
steamer Holland ,Br, ssesy Londo. a9s ~ "a s ~
Sss iesi sSc.ins signal. nwes ae.s 4 H. len =
s.s sscn.%"n as, from cStt Tor Psi
10Th, lat 40 So Ion e5 81 German bark bound r. show
ana pas engers 10 Wright DO Aug lat ~ 80. lon
nG s Il. s Y. on sT rs ps, "%~sr spar.
Issncd together In the form OF rah ssaehca 70 short
in the water same day. is 20 ii ii o. Ma
steamer Border Chisnsin tBr Nico Cardiff Wis Della.
ware Brsskwsser 81 days In ballast to Joshua Tucker
steamer state OF Texas Nickerseu, Galveston Aug ~
and Key West 27sh. With mdse ana passengers TO O h
steamer Herns an Livingston fleetwood, Savannah Aug
- with mdse and passengers Marr.y Ferris Co Ang
boat succeeded In saving two men, who iE tho
water from Learned that the vessel the siccp
crew Of three mes. The saved gave their
A. Thomas Monaghan twne) and Fred SLUT .cc!orsd)
Ship Msion sf BATH, Doyle. Livsrp.si 20 dsy. With
Ship Bs.eon.ssiS cBr,. simon.on. Belfast. I. tor I
sh,p f1cyida ,ef Richmond gs). Curtis, Rotterdam Al
days IN ballast to } klwc Had light westerly winds
"hip Jacob A stsm,er, Crystal, Hsvrs 81 days With
mose BOYD bacssn. Had Hight variable winds and
ssrs AiSe, to Bath. Er.kne, Isuiquc April 49, With
500 bags nitrate OF soda to Drescl Co. From
Iauique had light sE trades 10 the Pacific 70 istD
vhsre we met with ST. winds when iasted
fof IL days. blowse gale times, causing ths vcssef v
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Cow Bar. Aug 20 In port. bark Cnas Lewis. Race
frvm 1favre Tor New YORK.. to sail 10Th.
FAvAL, Aug Is Sailed. bark Ascresn. Davis Boston
GtsKALsAR, Aug Is Arrived steamers Gcvino iBr).
Cnilds, Hama for Phil sdephiA. Howck CIR, JOHNSON,
Marbcils Tor do land both proeeeded).
ssilsd 18th, brig Harrington. Moore IRON New
York), Const snsinopc.
HaLirAI. Aug as-ssi q, bark Roycron tBr, Purdy,
Sandy Hook.
sailed sist. steamer caspian tB1, Trocks trom Liver
pool). Baltimore
Arrived si,s steamer cor,ss. Bennett. New York land
NosrRxAL Aug 3s-Arved. steamers Rsnfor Bro, VII
henson West srtiepooi; Mississippi I'D Thsarie Liver
pool
sailed sssh ....mer vndo,ans tsr, oiilon. ousees;
Horsley (Br). Raym~n do.
Nosrm sypsrr. Cs, Aug cs-Arrived. bark PetupA
Quxssc, Aar 2s-Arrtvea. bark, . MeB Park Orr.
Young. Londen fsr Montreal; Abraham yonng Bp.
Scott ulssgov Canadian lBrD, MeLeon, dol barks DIM
ho,me ir). Bees sreenock for Msntrsal Henry Nor).
Mcriensen. rrocn
Cleared 29th. bark Charger tBr). Miken. Belfast.
The following vsssss In sbe river 2atn bonnd mp
Acme Adristc, Caists Haws. Conntcss Of Minse Chie
tain. Chmborsso West minister. sdale Bveine For.
genhs fredsricks Festins Lenta acndc~er ellis
tria and Indians tie latter bcnnd for the Saguenay
ST JouKs Nj. Aug 2g-Arrtved, steamer Tagus tBr,,
ST jonx, NIB, Aug s1-Arrivsd, sehr Msiisr. Perth
Cleared 3ist. ship Vim woGvsry, Niekeis. Liverpool ,
schss Abbe Perkins New York sswy.r Newcastle. Del
vrUroRtA Aug ~ -bsied. bsrks whistler. Smith, San
Frsseiscc; Marmion, Jordan, do.
YARMOUTH. Aur rs Arrived. brig Csiiymcrs Orb,
Ksnney, LiverposL