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TEKRAM NWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. ' SPAIN. ' The Duku de Montpensler Arretted. London, July 13,1888. The latest despatches recelvod from Madrid state that Don Antonio, the Duke 'do Montpensier, had boon arrested and taken to the rrontier. GERMANY. Agrtcaltural Exhibition. Berlin, July if 1863. At a trial of the reaping machines of the world, which took place yesterday, the English reapers were decided to be superior to those of America and took the iuternaltonal prize. TURKEY. Marrinne of the Viceroy of Egypt?Prince Napoleon Takes Leuve. Constantinople, July 11, 1888. Ishmael Pacha, the Viceroy of Egypt, has married the daughter of Abdul Medjld, the Turkish Minister. Prince Napoleon has gone to Athens. MEXICO. Tbe Rfny.iMlnn Aflhlr?Captain Brings' C'oiirte Disapproved of by the British Admiral?lie In Ordered to Itcopen tbe Port Immediately? Tbo gihaloa Chiefs. San Francisco, July 11, 1869. Admiral Hasklns, commanding the English squad ion of (the Pacific, disapproves the proceedings of Commander llrlggs, of the Chanticleer, In the affair at Mazatlan, and has ordered him to reopen thut port Immediately and proceed to Panama. Don Angel Martinez, the leader In the lute unsnc* cessful revolutions at Slnaloa, jiud his chief of staff, Colonel Toledo, ure now In this city.' ' LOUISIANA. ' Tbo liieuteniint Conernor Inducted Into Office?lie Denies that the Colored -ltnce Want Social Equality?Reported Mobbing of u Iludicnl Paper in tb? Interior. New Okleans, July 12,1868. Both houses of the Legislature have adopted a resolution for a jolut session on Monday to inaugurate Governor Warmoth. The Senate yesterday adopted a resolution to Induct Lieutenant Governor pupn into otliee, which was done by the administration of the constitutional oath by tiic Chief Justice of tUc Supreme Court, In the presence of the Senate. Senator Lynch, President pro tern., introduoed Mr. Dunn to the Senate as the first, Lieutenant Governor of the State under the constitution of 1868, With a few complimentary remarks, in which he alluded to the race to which Mr. Dunn belongs. In ilia reply Mr. Dunn said:?' Ah to myself and my people, we are not seeking ?octal equality. That Is a thing no law can govern, fo all have our preferences; we all wish to select our associates, and no legislation can select them for us. We ask nothing of Hie kind. We simply ask to be allowed an equal ChJUtOO lu MM race of life; an equal opportunity of supporting our families, of educating our children and of becoming worthy citizens of tflis government. Governor Warmoth has not notified the Commanding General of the adoption of the fourteenth amendment, hence no order hus yet been Issued turning over the State government to the civil authorities. It is reported that a mob broke into the office of the Mad (a paper published by J. W. Blackburn in the Interior of the State) last week and destroyed the press and scattered the type. Mr. Blackburn is the Member of Congress elect, and his paper was one of the organs of the late Convention. CALIFORNIA. Tlic Troops in Itao ludiun Countries and the *.A 1/ Awl not Inn awl* flams Jk flit ] iKiliPasf ITU|?WOr,M jurwuii ?avu vi .in the OaU.iui.tl Disaster. San Francisco, July 11, lses. General Onl, commander of the Department of California, has called the attention of the Secretary Of Wat to the fact that If the conte mplated reduction of the army he made by Congress no recruits Can be sent here to All the vacancies clrendy made. A large nntnlier of men will soon be .discharged, some posts in Arizona and Nevada will be abandoned and others weakened; so tl will be impossible to send expo ill ions against the hostile India: a and the settlements and overland routes will be exposed to attack. The Coroners jury in the Oak'anfl 'disaster of July 4 have returned a verdict charging gross neglect on 'thopart ot the managers of the fepry.company. WEST VIRGiN:A. Decoration of Soldiers' f.'rnves nt Wheeling. WHKEMKO, July 11, lkflS. lu compliance with the Mayor's request business was almost entirely suspended this afternoon tn order to permit the citizens genora'.ly to participate In decorating the soldiers' graves with flowers, under the auspices of the Grand Army of the Republic, when alter appropriate speeches by Governor Horemxn. Kx-Governor rtanton and Attorney General Melviu ihe procession dispersed. MARYLAND. Ilnnquei to Reverdy .fobnson. Bai.timokr, July Id, 1968. The banquette Hon. Rererdy Johnson.. Mimsfcr Plenipotentiary, Ac., to Great lirltatn, wth take place on Wednesday evening. ILLINOIS. " Thr PlMirrriw' National Convention nt ChU cngo?Movemtiiis Towards a Trade Strike. CntcAoo. July 11, l?6$. The Plasterers' National Convention assembled in thin city on Tueadav and remained in session until to day. They adopted the following:? Hoeoived, That we, the plastofers of the Tnlted States. In Convention assembled, do hereby pledge ourselves to support any plasterers' society herein heproaentcd which may feel dispose 1 to strike for the eight hours labor movement, provided that such association notiry the National Runlet? to that effect. Resolved, That the various organizations composing Ihe Convention he and are hereby reifhestcd to advance their standard of wages approximating to 91 per dav as soon as practicable. * OUBA. Huaiir Ylarliel?Provisions?Freight. Havana, July 11, 1*08. The following are the closing prices of merchandise for the week ending to day:? Sugar. Pf's * reals for Nos. 10 to 12 and sn a 10 reals for Nos. is to jo ner arroVe. Freight s mull, 6 reals per box per steamer. Iintfer. 30c. a 40c. per pound. Kl ur, |a (o a #15 60 per bbl. hard, 17 He. a per pound. Muscovados, inferior to common refitting. tSt'S reals; fair to good'rcflning, 7H a s reals: grocery grades, sx a reals. EUROPEAN MARKETS. London Monry Markbt.?London, July 11 ? Nb'ht ? American securities ?r nj; Kindts were yery quiet alter the close of the regular markets. l'AHts II umk.?London, July 12.?Despatches from the Continent to- lay show that thd money market continms aull In Paris and at other points. FrankM'mt Hovrsi:.?Frankfort, July 12.? ' United ft ikes bonds dull; flve-twenties of tno issue Of lA'VJ, 7T. London Pdodpc* Marrft.?London, Jnly 12.? Rales were made of Calcutta linseed late yes'crday afternoon at ? w. ad. pBTK.ii.rtM Marrbt.?Antweiip. July 12 The market for petroleum Is flat at a decline of If; Standard white, 62f. 50c. per bbl. EUROPEAN MARINE NEW9. Rottrnamcton, July 12.?The steamship New York, Captain Dteycr, rrom New York June to. arrived off this port at half-past two o'clork this morning, and after transferring hcY London pa^eirgors. malls and freight sailed lot Bremen. * a INDIANA. VlgorouH Pursuit of the Aduui* Express Hobu?'r??tbj Citizens of Meyuiour For hi u vigllance Committee. Cincinnati, July 12,1109. Yesterday a party of men who were Uuuting for the thieves that attempted to rob the Adams Express car on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, on Friday, chased a gung into a thicket near Rockport, Ind., and succeeded in capturing a man named Charles Roseberry. He was brought to this city last night and confined In jail. The others escaped. As there la a large number of citizens and officers in pursuit they will probably be taken. It is reported that three of the gang, named Moore, Jewell and Sparks, wen? severely wouuded in the tight on Friday night. The clttzeus of Seymour met lust night ami formed a vigilance committee. MAINE. Politic* In Bangor?Speech of Hon? John A. Bingham?Reception of the Democratic Delegatlon. Banoor, Jnly 12,1908. John A. Bingham and Hannibal Hamlin spoke to a large republican meeting uere on Saturday evening. The democrats of tins city received the returning delegates from New York on the steamer Cambridge, on Saturday, with a salute of guns, which was responded to by a gun on the steamer. THE WEATHER. Oppressive Ileat In VTercester. Worcester, Mass., July 12, 1*08. The thermometer ranged from 92 to 9* In the shade here to- day. At Poughkeepsie. POUGHKEErSLE, N. Y., July 12, 1S08. The heat has been Intense here yesterday and today; yesterday the thermometer Indicated 102 In the shade, to-day 100 in tho shade, to-night, at seven o'cljck P. M., 04 degrees. The weather is clear. POLITICAL VOTES. A radical paper states that the democrats are about adopting the apple blossom as a political emblem?to be worn on tho nose. The tincture of the apple will be worn by the radicals as au emblem?Inside their waistcoats. Why wore the votes of a couple of candidates before the Democratic Convention like an Englishman's favorite beverage ? Because they were precisely 'all' and 'alf. In order that Jersey radicals may not get bewildered on election day they should remember that tho BJalr they are expected to vote for is not the Blair on the democratic ticket, but altogether "another man." One is a Presbytcriau; the other Isu't, quite, lie is a hard shell democrat. The Chicago Tribune terms the late assemblage of soldiers and sailors In this city "a convention of sore-heads." It is quite likely some of those heads may still be sore from the effects of wounds inflicted b.y the enemy's rifles, sabres, shells ami clubbed muskets, but we submit that tills is scarcely a lit subject for the derisioa of a respectable American newspaper. . Nine out often of the democratic papers nolst the name of "Frank P. Blair" as their candidate for the Vice Presidency. Don't they know that "Old Man Blair" still lives! It would be an odd thing if the Electoral College should elect the Blair without the "Junior" as Vice President yf the United States. A radical paper in the West cruelly .says 'If Mr. Greeley is wise he had better hereafter?If he can get anybody to believe him?seriously decline any nomination for public office. lie and his friend the Chief Justice have now a new bond of sympathy." "There Is more in the hetmins and the earth, ilorailo, than is dreamt of in thy philosophy."? Hamlet. N. B.?This don't refer to votes. * The Cass county (Mich.) Democrat says John 8. Barry, of Constantine, is its first choice lor democratic candidate for Governor of Michigan. The St. Joseph (Mo.) Union favors Hon. B. In Loan for the position of United States Senator from Missouri. Tho Grant organizations are rapidly springing up in the West. There is now organized a Gram and Colfax club in every township in Kent county, Mich., except one. Mr. James C. Hall, of Toledo, is urged by a large number of the prominent republicans of the Tenth district as candidate lor Congress, to succeed Mr. Ashley. But does Mr. Ashley want to be succeeded? The Columbus Journal gives I'eudlet ou and his friends this parting rhyme;? Not ,i veil was heard, nol a greenback note, Aa tin1 osuorl from Tammany hurried ; Nol a oummer discharge I his farewell shout O'ei the 4 m re where poor Geo rug lies hurled. The North Carolina Legislature stands thus:? Senate. Mount.' Joint Ballot. Republicans 40 86 100 Democrats 10 64 04 Republican maj 30 12 42 Soliloquy of a disappointed applicant for the democratic nomination:? Ven I thinks of vot I uni And vot I used to vos, I th.nks I've throwji myself avay * V it hout sufficient coa. The Chicago TVfboiie'says the .Belmont or Wall street clique have performed the duty with which fhoy charged themselves in the New York Convention?the defeat of Pendleton. Thev have doubtless ere this spoken collectively, as does au individual In the Midsummer Night's Dream:? Thus have 1 Wall my part discharged so: Ami being done, away this Wall doth go. Tne Boston Journal gives the following:?Ten thousan 1 dollars rewind is offered for nri of That any ono man shouted "Hurrah for .Seymour an I Blair" fn Boston on Thursday evening, and the same amount wdi bf paid for a sight of the pcrsoD who hud the ghost of au idea of doing so. NEW JERSEY. * -1 - - .1 Jersey City. Srs Struck.?About twelve o'clock on Saturday ulgnt a Boston carpenter named John Dwyer appeared at the police station, stating that he had been sun struck while working at a building In Hudson City. Towards morning he became worse and was removed to the city hospltaj. where he lies in a precarious condition. Iloboken. Scdpin DU.tTit.?Yesterday afternoon S girl named Henrietta Anit, twenty-seven years of age, died suddenly In a room at t lie corner of Bloomtleld and second streets. She came to board with Philip Kcrthner about two months ago, and was pregnant for some tune past. ft is believed that she took do?os of medicine to relieve her pains, when death ensued. Deceased was a uatlve of Germany, and an inquest will be he,d to-day by Coroner white. I nion Hill. FiottT Between -Fire Companies.?Yesterday evening the Dexter Hose Company, of West Hobokcn. visited their friends or the F.agle Company at a hotel in Bondvlllc. An altercation between two members took place, whereupon the men of each company Joined In ttic battle. Clubs, chairs, botttfes and glasses were used, severely injuring several partic and some of the police on duty near the scene. The combatants were finally separated, but no one was arrested. The loss of the Bote: keeper foots up tl&O. CRICKET. A large party of cricketers arrive I at Saratoga on the loth inst. from Cana'la, ami among them a detachment of Rrltlsh army officer*, who are on their way to tbla city lo play the St. George's Club, and elan to compete in an International march with American cricketers of the St. George aqd Phil*, delphia clubs. The St. George match will be played on Monday and Tuesday, and the international match is arranged for Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The following are the names of the Canadians, or rather, Military Eleven, who are all members of the famous "tfnlckerbocker Club:"? Major Hoggc, sixteenth regiment; Lieutenant Keneage, Royal Engineers: Lieutenant A. Pepys, Sixtieth riles; Ensign R. 0. I)avl?, sixtletn rifles; Lieutenant N. w. Wallace, Sixtieth rifles: Lieutenant Malnwarlng, Sixteenth regiment; Lieutenant Reives, Royal Artillery: Captain Murray, Seventy-eighth Highlanders; Ensign Townsend, Sixteenth regl rnent; Rnslgn Itrowne, One Hundredth regiment; Lieutenant J. 8. Mridges. Royal Artillery umpire; Ensign Fordyre, Seventy-eighth Highlanders, scorer: Captain RoRertaon, Sixtieth rifles. It the mouthers of the St. George have any laurels left?thoy have lost every match this season? th^y will have to look well after tliein tn tho coming contest. The International match will doubtless he well contested. Having "done" Saratoga and the ptares of Interest In Its vicinity the Knh kcrhookers left for ijew v?rk on the evening of the nth. NEW YORK HERALD, M( WASHINGTON. ~ WASUIVQTON, July 12, 1*<W. Noimrusirnl C'nnnrd About Chief Justice Chase. | A story, evidently concocted tojnjure Chief Justice ' Chase In the estimation of the people, ami particularly of those who still contemplate putting him before the country as a canifldate for President, is in circulation here to-night. It would uot !>e worth mentioning at all were it not that 1 learn some Senator Intends to bring the matter before the Senate fti the course of a few days. The stofy is thisIt Is represented that while in Richmond Chase told General Lee that he intended to acquit Jetf Davis, and that ho hoped to see the latter soon again In his old seat in the Senate. A pile of affidavits from residents of Richmond Is said to be in existence proving the entire correctrn<U nf I hla alll? fll?li>in?nt Thn milir fnnnrlollnn for tills story is, probably, that a certain. Senator told the Chief Justice while in Richmond that he (the Senator) did not believe Jeff Davis would ever be tried, to which the Chief Justice made no answer. I cannot discover the Senator who is to bring the matter before Congress, and, therefore, I set down the whole story as a fabrication, contrived entirely with a view to injure the high character of the Chief Justice. The Uold Fields of Alaska. Our Consul at Victoria, Vancouver's Island, in reporting to the State Department the wreck of the schooner Loulsa;Downs, on an expedition to explore the gold regions of Alaska, says that this expedition i was being led by an old and experienced miner named Prenchlo, who had prospected the Sklena , river country the previous season and had found ( therein a riCli gold field. So confident are miners ' who knew Frcnchle, In his statement, that another J expedition Is being orguuizod for the Sklena river i country and will sail In a few days. In another let- 1 ter he mentions the reports which have reached us j by telegraph already, to the effect that the miners i had found a rich field of gold and were gathering the 1 preolous metal by the lump. Congress Not to Adjourn Until the Bill Relating to the Southern Electoral Vote Becomes a Law. A bill to regulate the representation of certain States In the Electoral College will be laid beforp the President to-morrow. The constitutional limit will expire on the 23d Instant. Congress will not ajourn sine die until the bill shall tyecomo a law by the required two-thirds vote over the President's veto, which is anticipated. Recognition of Consuls by the President. The President has recognized II. W. Sevorauce as Consul of his Hawallau Majesty at San Francisco. Cal.: Adolf Dadcr, Consul foe the Urand Duchy of Baden at New Orleans, La.; Ruby Field, Vice Consul of Brazil at San Francisco, Cal.; James W. McDonald, Vice Consul of Brazil at Savannah, Oa.** and Clovana Lulgi Cella, Consular Agent of Italy for the State of Illinois, to reside at Chicago. Rll'SIfAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES. The "Lottery of Life"?that mixed and tempting game of dissipation, of deception, of vice and of struggling poverty?still attracts large audiences, despite the warm weather, to Wallack's theatre. "Humpty Dumpty," with nis pale, mischievous face, will indulge this week as heretofore, at the Olympic, In his wriggling Cancan, yacht race and other extravagances, to the lntlnite delight of himself and also of his audiences. A "Flash of Lightning," at the Broadway, with Its accompanying Bmlles and tears, will continue to Illuminate the happy faces of the crowds who never fall to manifest their appreciation of the piece tu thunders of applause. , The Worrell Sisters, at the Now York theatre, in the English version of the "Crand Duchess," are receiving a fair share of public patronage, The burlesque Is soon to be withdrawn to make rtora for the uew sensational drama, "Foul Play." The Bowery theatre offers an entirely new programme this w'eck, which, from Its entirely very novel and varied features, is certain to crowd the house. Pantomime, drama, burlesque and ballet are only a few of the muiiy attractions upon the bills. Bryants' Mlnstrelg continue to do good execution AKncrAlfflkt with thh IiL-IuqI/ nt Iap.w, t Whl.in,. ft V?VIJ UI0l% n VII HIV ?K1R VI sHJin^jr UI^III/IIUl^. The vocal part, of their entertainment has undergone a complete change ami thts evening an African oallet troupe will make Its debut. Emerson, Allen ami Manning, Minstrels, are delighting the Kastsidcrs with songs, dunces, and , negro eccentricities at Tony Pastor's opera House, whither tlmy are nightly attracting large audiences. Mr. Alf. Burnett, the "orator from Haps:dain,'' will < this week illustrate the text '/And they shall gnaw a file" at Dodworth Hall, lie will bo assisted by Miss Helen Nash and Mrs. Haute tireon. The Central Park Harden, with Its magnificent orchestra of forty-two performers, Is patronized nightly , by all of fashionable New York-thai Is now left in town. Terrace Harden, with Its cool brce/.es and dellclous music, Is nightly thronged with an appreciative public. At Hoolcy's Opera House, Brooklyn, the coinhtuntlon company will appear tins week in the laughable burlesque of "Faust." besides various oilier negro extravagances. * 1 1 1 1 V POLICE INTELLIGENCE.A\ Iaisri Cannii!a?..?Patrick McOee, of No. 44h West Sixteenth street, was committed by Justice Dodge yesterday on the charge of beating his wife. 1 Ann, knocking her dovVu and biting lict linger In a fearrul manner. Allrobp ROBBRitr.?Maria Theresa Howard, of No. 33 fircenc street, was arrested on Saturday night by officer Mat Ulynu, of tho Eighth precinct, on the complaint of Charles Jhomrnas >o. a discharged soldier, who swears that ho entered Howard's place and was ronhod of (S i in greenbacks. The girl was held for trial. Laucbny ok a Goi.d Watch.?John B. Luger was arraigned liefore Justice Dodge yesterday morning on the charge of st-altng a gold watch, the property of Mrs. Kli/.a Olrlch, of 2(rl West Twenty-ninth street. Complainant charges that Lugcr came to her am', representing that he was a watchmaker, took It to repair. a few days- later he informed her that ne had taken It to a place in Hudson street.. Ongoing to the place Indicated tue complainant was Informed that no watch had been left by the prisoner, lie was committed for trial ou the charge of grand larceny. Violating tuf. Excise i,aw ? Justice Dowllng yesterday required John Harldon, of Bayard street, who liatl been arrested bv officer Weber on the charge of violating the Excise Saw. to give bail to answer. M Essex Market Por.rcK Cocrt.?Judge Hhandloy had his hands full yesterday of drunk an I disorderly cases. there being no leitk than forty-six on the cal- , cn?lar, heal lea three persons were arraigned for i veiling liquor tpo lata on Saturday night in \ > >iati><n > of the KxclseSaw. Thj alleged offenders gave ball 1 each in $100 to answer at ths Court of Special | Sessions. THE CONVICTION Of JfcTER PWLLIPS. THE WIFE MUBOEREK *! The Mchrnond Ditputch thus doscri >es the closing 1 scenes of Uie trial of James Jeter Phillips for the , alleged murder of his wife:? < At length a knock was heard at the door of the Senate chamber. A sheriff answered it and found ' the jury ready to report. The judge w.is scut for, 1 counsel wore seated, the prisoner threw aside his j paper and the crowd pressed hack into the rooms, 1 only giving way before two of the ?her,iTs deputies, ' whi> forced a passage for the jurors. the jurors entered and took their seats one could almost nave t ' heard a prn drop in the crowded hall. A thousand ' eager eyes were directeiV toward the prisoner, who, J pah and silent, looked steadily tow ard the Jury box. ' The Clerk? Gentlemen of the Jury, havo you | agreed upon a verdict f Mr. T. A. #".iters stepped forward and handed in a ' paper, tipon which were written 'he words of llfo or ' death?none dared to guess which. The Clerk?Janies Jeter Phillips, stand up. 1 lie stood up, with a Ah in his hand, leaning heavily . upon the desk In front: his eyes now upon the clerk, 1 who read:?"We, the Jury, find the prisoner, Janies 1 J. Phillips, guilty of murder in the tiret degree.'' J1 Not a muscle of his face relaxed, and no change of ; color was remarked by the thousand eyes upon him; ' but he sank Into his sett., as It seemed to us, with an j air of relief, and commenced fanning himself fu- f riously, the perspiration standing In great beads J] upon his forehead. H The deathlike silence which followed was broken 1 n by Judge Crump, who, w thout rising from his sent, [ requested that the piry be polled. 'Each one of the twelve men were then asked if this was I his verdict, and each or the twelve signified tits as- : o sent. * s A long pause ensued, and the qnestton on every li Tongue was, "What oextr" A whisper replied, 1 a "The sentence;" but presently Judge Crump again \ t spoke. He moved a new trial, ana desired the mo- > Hon to be docketed, asking permission to arguo it r this morning. tl Jndge Christian expressed perfect willingness to C hear tne argument, and, ink prisoner having been s ordered back to tail, the court adjourned uutii ten g o'clock this morning. h % JNDAY, JULY 13, 1868. THE WHISKEY ELBO. farther Interesting Development*? Legal I'ro(?h<Uii(i instituted. In the following correspondence and documents will lie found interesting particular.-)' coucerutug the alleged conspiracy on llio part of certain uieuiliers of the whiskey ring tyr the purpose or elTectlug theremoval of Collector Bailey:? United states Internal Revestr, i colleotok's Ol'KK'K, fourth district, j New Yokk, July ?, istw. ) Silt?I resnectfullv uhL vnnr eniitilderalloii of rim following statement of rants:? It came to my knowledge several weeks ago that certain persons, among w hom were one Ah ah lilaisdell (formerly connected with the Ulalsdell distillery and now under Indictment on proceedings Instituted tiy me), Bernard Iless, an Inspector *of internal reveuue, and one Poweison, formerly a clerk In the Internal Revenue Office, and sundry other disreputable characters, whose names will appear In the course of this report, were engaged in an attempt to manufacture evidence on which to base charges against me: Ulalsdell making his headquarters at the room of special Agent Belknap, If Broadway. Poweison and Hess are reported to have been engaged for a long time In ralstug funds from distillers In tho Ninth district and from rectitiers and whiskey dealers In the Thirty-second district, aud In Brooklyn, who have suifered through my official action, for tho purpose of Inching vexatious and defamatory proceedings against, me. Tho first move of lless and his confederates was, as set forth In that report, to procure one Davis to make a charge of perjury against me, the conclusion of which?alter subjecting me to great aunoyauce aucj exi c.ise?was, that Commissioner Osboru ordered Davis under an est for perjury, on his own lestlnionv. at the conclusion of tne hearing, without taking any tline for consideration, at the same time honorably discharging me. Hess of the conclusion of that proceeding gave out that he and Poweison and others would soon have other proceedings against me; but plthough I heard Intimations of the connection of certain treasury offlcers with such a soheme, there was nothing definite enough to warrant any action on my pprt. The first of last week, however, I was approached and told that warrants would be got out agulust me by jpeclal agent Belknap. Finding at last a responsible lefld for the proceedings so lung threatened, I con. lidcred It time to lake measures to protect- myself Tom a repitltlou of the scandal which had attached to tho Davis movement. 1 therefore requested Captain F. 0. Tapley, on July 2, to truce out the connections of the conspiracy, for <uch I knew it to be from vurlous Indications, to go jver all of which would make this report too long. Without going Into a hill detail of the steps and the Beans by which I became possessed of the facts, .he following was ascertained:? The persons acting as outside operators In this ichcme urc those already uamed, together with one FTftrrv .Inntii.^ a ,w.l,,pl,.nj I.,,...I Soyes ami on> Sower, and another person who has 'urnlshed money and who is connected with the sonspirocy by ttie confessions of those arrested and )V toe testimony. In connection wltli these operaions there are also other persons, whose names 1 io not think It well to mention now. I will state here that Messrs. Ilrowu, Hall A Vanicrpoel have been retained by tne for the prosecnion of these cases and that the statements made by lie in this report are only of I'hcih, which, after taroful examination, can lie sustained in court by jompetent testimony, as advised by my counsel. The parts played by the Individuals above named vere as follows:?Jenuoss, Sower, i'owelson and Soyes acted as outside runners, concocting the itorles to lie sworn to by the witnesses, fix lug on the lames to be used, laRing tlio witnesses before lilalsiell and Belknap and paying ilium the sums agreed in for swearing. When (taken to Itlaisdell and lieluiap tliey were asked what tliey could swear to and die story was none over with them. Then a lawyer was ca'.led in to draw the affidavit, and special agent Belknap administered the oath. All tnls tias iieeu seen and overliearil by Captain Tapley ami otliers, and I have now in my possession tiie money paid to one of the witnesses i>y Jeiincss and that pud to one of t lie airents named above for procuring the witness. Yesterday Special Treasury Agent bolknap, Dr. Itlaisdell and I'owelson appeared at a United States Commissioner's office to bring up their witnesses to swear, but the witnesses could not t?e got to go up stairs, most of them being familiar witli the premise's and old recollections deterring them from going voluntarily Into the presence of a magistrate. An arrangement was then made by which the Commissioner was to? goat three P. M. to the office of special agent iielktiap, at 71 Iiroadway to take the affidavits, and at that hour I)r. Itlaisdell called fur him and took him in a carnage to that place. Only one witness, however, could tie procured to swear?one II. Shaw, who swore under the assumed name of John I.amarttne, giving also a lie It Ions residence. On tins perjured affidavit, procured by ttie payment of #15 to Shaw and of other sums to the agents and runners eraployed, special agent Belknap applied for and obtained froth Commissioner Osborn a warrant for my arrest, although at ttie tttnc li Issued Shaw was already lying in jail under a warrant Issued lor the crime of pcrjurv, of the commission ot winch I had I complete evidence and of ulm.li lie liuu already made lull confession. I would' say here that 1 had In advance the real and the false nnmca uurt residences oi all itic persons swearing before special agent Uoiknap, and that all witnesses swore undor assumed names. Another witness, John llaile, who ha I sworn before spent Uclktmp. under representations made by Jeuncss that swearing before tlut ottlcer was no oath, (bs'lmcd to swear before tlie Hulled states Commissioner. While this was golng on ailli lavits were made out my behaM belore Commissioner stllwell, who is.-uuil lus warrant for the arrest of bumui Ilite. Me was taken quietly la.il niRht and Is now 111 I.udlow street Jail, pud has made full confession. Arrangements were made by llclkuup and Ibalsdull last night to have Commissioner Unborn go to 71 I.) indW > it eleven A. M. to--day, to swear the res' i)f the witnesses. Only one could lie brought up to 3wear, and u warrant is already out. lor lu? arrest, while others will be ^Treated for subornation of per pity, nnd proceedings will be taken uuuinst still others of thorn 11s soon us the hearing is had before the United sta'es Commissioner. 1 have evidence In my possession showing that tills Is only one move I11 a concerted scheme for blackmailing, entered Into ihoiitbs ago by various parties, I the mentidn of whose names now would lend to defeat the ends of Justice, but all of winch will be 1 fully expose I iu these proceedings. It will be shown that the parties to this scheme were fully aware of Hie character of the agents tbei were employing, and of the means used, and of the character of t lie evidence tlmt they were aiding in concocting; and ihat the persons engaged In the conspiracy were active In the various wujs set forth a bore. I t o ? to make acknowledgment here of ilie energy, skill and eifloiency of Captain F. C. Tapley, or ilie Nottlicrn district of New Vork. Mr. Tapley huppencil to come In town at the tnno this conspiracy came definitely to my knowledge, aud on my request he undertook, to investigate It. He Iihh followed it ilai and night, nnd has shown a degree of acuteriess aud/.Ciil and fidelity that entities him to the highest regard and confidence. Cuptaln Tapley hai 'he full confidence of Colonel Wood, Mi* hlef of the so'ret service division: and It wus by Colon Wood 'hat Mr. Tapleyr was directed to report to me last spring, and to render to mo sny assistance which I might be In need of. In working up this matter he li.ia t-ceu unaided by any other oncer, anj he has dime It In such a manner that there is nothing left to lie desired. 1 have to request that I be formally authorized to retain Messrs. brown. Hall and Vandcrpoel as my attorneys to prosecute Hie confederation of Treasury ag"Ut.s, secret service men, cx-bounty Jumpers, bogus lior.d makers, counterfeiters, perjurers, in dc ted distillers and professional ttneves, whom I now have In a position where they can he brought lo justice for thp crimes of perjury, subornation or per- I jury and conspiracy. I ask this with the more con- I Alienee since tuo malignity which prompts these : attacks on my good name and oincial position and ! conduct Is Inspired by the services, however j humb e, which It has been rnv desire and | fortune to render to the department, to my offi lal superiors and to the government., I Moreover, this confederation of rascals is at tins moment, as I am advised, backed up In their i assaults on the lo ud officcra of New U.rk by special counsel authorized to be employed for these prua^ I Buttons hy the Treasury Department itself. I desire to lie understood as In no way reflecting on the dc- j partnient in tills state-incut, u* I am fully aware that it was tor other purposes than those here oxposvl ! Lhat this action was authorized by the honorable secretary. H is jiroper to say tha' the complaints of these parries never were presented to the District .Attorney, but were tukeu to the United States Cominlsminer in Hie first instance, which is unusual, and jut of the ordinary course of business. on 'he occasion of the I'avis affair, the District Attorney being obliged to appear for the government, application was made far authority to employ ;ouneel, wliich was denied. Since, however, my nnocence has bet n vindh ated. ami lUom.meo of the I ;iroeecn'or* exposed, I now renew the application o have my expenses In that proceeding allowed, I is well as In this. It surely cannot be that, when a ' nibllc officer has made himself obnoxious to n class 1 A law-breakers with whose operations he has interercd, the department will leave lilm steglc banded I ,o sustain himself against noV only those who are I lis natural opponenta, but against Its own officers l vho are drawn In to support the purposes of these | inlawful combinations, backed up by counsel furnshed by the department Itself, as well as by the aw officers of the government. I have now to state that for the last four months I iave been necessarily much employed in followmg ait and protecting myself against the machinations if certain officers of the department, who have at heir command, and as their familiars, the whole raternity of erline above enumerated, greatly to the 1 ircjudlce of the discharge of my official duties, and iavlng now an opportunity to expose and bring to ustlce unworthy officers and their associates I de ire and purpose to make mi example of the erimlials. I have the honor to b*1, with great fesne<t, ; t. V. HA I DRY, Collector. I Hon. H. McCrtxocit, Secretary of the Treasury. Southern DUtrWt qf hTmc r<r>k, city nrvl <*juntv f S^n York, ns.:~-Frederick C. Taplcr, being duly worn, deposes and says that tf auv man representig himself as John Lamartlne, giving tils residence a No. 5M*lghth avenue, makes affi.favlt against J. Hniiey, i ollector of the Fonrth district, N$w ork, the sal 1 affidavit Is false, and he Is able snd , ealy to prove tho same. Deponent rurther ears Hut If any tnau representing hlrffsolf as Cbar.es w. larfer, giving tils residence as No. 60 Woet Tenth trnet, makes affidavit to tho same effect as the fort- 1 olenitis also false; that If any man representing mweif a? JqUa Uaii, living at No, aft Tooth avenue. I makes am iavit In the saiue matter as i!n> foregoing it is false, that If any man representing hiiu?elf as ' John Ualverly, giving his residence ,w iu5 Canal street, makes affidavit In the same matter, it is also false uint malicious, and this deponent has the evidence in his possession on which to prove those declarations; and deponent further swears, ? upon Information and belter, that there are other ' persons who are proposing to make aitldavlts in 'he same matter; and that all ihose affidavits ate concocted and gotten up by a notorious bogus bond broker, Harry Jeuuess and one Powelson, who arc both in constant communication with the occupants of room 71, 71 Broadway?to wit, A. A. Belknap ad Alvah Blaldsaril?and that thoae persons, with others, are engaged in a conspiracy to concoct evidenco against the said J. P. Bailey, Collector aforesaid; and denonent further savs that he lias been engaged ui I tracing the course of those parties 'for several days cast, and as the result of the cxA'niuutloo which deponent, aa a government officer, has been prosecuting in this matter, he is well satistled that the names of the persons who make the affiiluvtta as above referred to are not their real > names, but gross, flotltious names. That dc- ) ponent has ascertained that the name of the person who makes the affidavit as John I.amartlne is in fact H. Shaw, and resides at lus Greene street; that the person who gives his name as Charles W. Carter is really named Hubbell; thai the person who givesAds name as John llail is really George Armstrong. The person who gives his name as Jonn Calverly gives a fictitious name, aud depouent Is Informed and believes that eaoh of the persons propostug to make affidavits in the premises had received or Is to receive tl5, or some other sum of money for making the same. Denonont further says that ho is Intormed aud he- 1 iteves that said Alvah Ulutsdell is under Indictment in the L'ulted .States Court of the district for fraudulent distillation, upon complaint of said Tlalley. Whereupon deponent asks that a warrant nmy issue for the arrest of each of the persons darned alfbve, and fur such other persons ad may make affidavits . < in the premises. P. C. TAP MS Y. Subscribed ami sworn to before me, this 8th dav of July, R. E. Stii.wbi.l, United Slates Com- i misaloner. southern District of New York, as..-?Frederick 0. ! Tapley, bolpg duly sworn, says that ho is reformed and believes that 11. Shaw, alias John Lamartine, has this, day madman affidavit before John A. Osboru. . United Stales Commissioner, of the tenor sot forth In < the fprcgolug affidavit, and mat said affidavit is. incortaui proceedings, instituted bolero said John A. Osborn. K. C. TAPLET. Subscribed and sworn to before mo, this sth day | of July, 1808? tt. E. Stilwkli., United States Commissioner. > United States of America, Sputturn District af Seio York, ss.:?Joshua F. bailey, i?lug duly sworn, says thnt he has read the affidavit of K. U. Tapley hereunto annexed; that he has been shown a paper purporting to tie and which he believes to lie copies of the affidavits which some of the persons yarned In c wie uiiKiuvii. oi sir. taptcy are snout to swear to; ' that the charges contalnc.it in said affidavits arc , utterly and totally false and untrue; and deponent Is prepared to prove that the proceedings which are now instituted i>v Jenneaa, Powelson and Blaladell. < named in affidavit of Mr. Taploy, aie the result ut a conspiracy the ooject of which Is to blackmail him ' and subject htm to defamatlou, annoyance and in jury. ^ J. P. UAILEV. Sworn to before me this TOi day of July, lstw? i k. e. stuavei.l, United States Commissioner. II. Shaw, who made ailldavlt against Collector ' Ualley tindor the name of John Lamartlne, and J. C. 1 Howe, who swore under the name of John Calverly, s were arraigned on Saturday before Comnussiouer sill well atnl were fully Identified by United States Commissioner Osborn as tbe men who had made t aflhlavlt before Utni under their respective aliases, and by other witnesses wore Identified under their real names, and-were fully committed for perjury. ' Blatsdell, Jcnncss, Powelson and Noycs will have examinations during the week on a etiarge Of sub- ( ornatkon of perjury. They were all Indued In hud- ( low street jail Wednesday and Thursday of last week BUfyOKI.YN MTRIiUSEICF,. Dkownino- Uasi'ai.ty.?Jamist II. Pugh. a boy about ten years of ago, fell otr the dock at the Empire Stores, foot of Main street, on Saturday evening, and was drowned. The body was recovered by a youth named Powers, and was subsequently taken to the residence of the parents of tho deceased, No. 40 Front street. Republican Ratification Mass Meeting There will he a grand ratification mass meet tug-hold under the auspices of the Republican Qcnoral Committee offings County, at the Academy of Music, to ratify the nominations of Ccneral U. 8. <4runt and Schuyler OolfaX on Tuesday (to-morrow) evening. The speakers on the occasion are announced as follows:? James W. Nye, Horace Greeley, C. M. Depow, J. M. Van Cott and Lieutenant' Governor Stewart L. Woodford. A sinrttibait Phocrkiuno.?Towards the close of last week a German called at the residence of Mr. Aufinan, No. 2JH Pacific street, and, representing himself to be a tdivstcian. wanted to sell some mvitt. clue. SeeuiK a little clul<1 of Mr. Atifman's in tne room the tntoger remarked thai It looked delloate ami wrote a prosciiptlou for medicine to lie administered to the yotinR one. Mrs. Atifinan helna suspicious of tlie nature thereof, ?fAve the preacrlptlon to lier husband, w IIP took n to a physician, who pronounced Pie medicine to lie a deadly poison. SHIPPING NEWS. Aluinrirtc lor New Vnrli?Thw l)av. Sun rises 4 .39 | Moon rimts. morn ? ? Sun aeUt 7 31 | Hlgli water....eve 5? 20 PORT Of NEW YORK, JULY II, IHG4. ? The ofllee of the FTnrmld steam yachts 1s at Whitehall Up. All C"mnttH.icatlor.i from owners and consignee* to ihu masters of It: ward bound eeasols wd. b? forwarded free if chart;!'. ui, One of the'Flerald steam yachts?the Jamkm or tlio JtA'.MKiTR-wlh leave Whitehall every moraine at bal p.*st ; lour o'cloi k for the Lower May ARRIVALS, WBrOftrKD ItV TUK RKHAI.D dTBAM VA"!ir4. Htiut-nablp <.'it? if Roatou (Br>, Hoikcll, Lwerp vrl, Jul/ I, r.nd '.Hi ' iieto.ri J 1. at 4 I' M. Willi m Is and p. 'or". I i John '.J Dn'e. July 3, lal hi SIS*, lor. 14 4H, pused a hark ri.v'J I steamer, with black funnel, hound east *th, lat 4e 4C, Ton 4h 41. steamship falmyta, hiijea for Liverpool, tarn dVo. lat 4k ou 4'167. im if the National atearneri, b tin . oast; saniy date, law four large icebergs; IJth, 1 OA Kllen essl jt Sandy 41 ok, passed ship i .hiding Star, hniin'! W Steamship Minnesota (llr>, Price, Liverpool June JO, and t/ueerst rwn July I, with tndse an ! 117" paasen ,ni?, to tVi|. I'ams S llnton. July 6. t) I'M, lat 4h 4 Ion 1.H Ho, spoke ate <rn ship Horussla, bound W ; 7th, lat 4r ill. Ion 43 44, saw tl.i large Iceberg*, lltb, S I'M, lat 4e 'tw, lat "(I u5. apoKa "Lip Johu Plight, from Liverpool for New York ; 4 PM, lal 4u Si, lor. 7tl 40. htilp Sea Blower, hound B. St-amehlp Cella llri. Mica lell, London nnd llavfc, with tn e and pasean^er* to Rowland A Aspinwall S'ea nriilp Hor'i??ia (N'L, Krauiett, Hamburg June ,7, with m lav and 4et) paaiengera. to Conhardt .k t o. Kspen enend westerly wriude to the Paul s an ! from thonre M{ winds aud 'og. JulyH 11 .*4*i AM, lat 4$ 44, Ion 6t), pastel hark tlhriatel (Nil), oound K. S'eamshlr -aratoga, A.eiandcr, Richmond, Cite Point and Norfolk, with mJac aud passenger* to the Old Dominion Steamship Co. Steamsiilp Albemarle, Con h, Richmond, Ac, with m la? and passenger* to the <)I I Doinlr.ion Steamship Co. Stearathlp Ashland, Poster, Boston, with iuJsu, to W P Clyde. Steamship Acoshnet, Kelly, New Bedford, with mdiegnd pays?r.*t:ra. to Kcr^: .son A Wood. Ship Alexander Mnr?nall. Marinail. Liverpool Mav IS, with I m-iae and r<u?ni(rMo Cli-tn H March all A 'o. Sl.lp John Bright, T vart, Liverpool, June 4, with roilae nr. [ uamengera, to William* A Union. ' ? Ship Philadelphia, Puoie, Liverpool May 9S, with imJ-x-, lo 4 ma-tor. Ship Hnrveat Queen, Hutchlnaon, Liverpool June 4, with tndee and peak'-tigere, to t diaries II Mar?h ill A l'< . Ship Screamer, Young, Liverpool, May 2% ?nh mi*e,to order. Ship l?l*?lt Moeee, Cox, Newport, Tune 4, with railroad ' Irtm. to or |pr.' Bark KeirlCM, Petri k, Newp7ld. 4H 1Hy*. with ral.way * ir o. t or Inr. Buyk Arm >nln (flat, Olc ri'rde, Ulaaitotv, us dpjrf, with m io order. IirlC i rublr.i, Thalberg Waterl >rd, SI day*. wild m lse, to order. . Brl- Alpha (Br), Oalx. ClenfiKgi*. Ik day*, w'h ?ot;?r, lo B. Svv.tli.. Had ilwht variable wiudi ill he p******, beeo ? 8 daya north of Holler**. u Prig Hiram AhuT (ot Wii'-aaaet, Me), fi'Mt* Nucrlj**, 14 day*, ti lth augar i.id fume, p. Viller . I' m't n. July Z. lat ,IJ 41, look 7- 31, apoke inttaloii* y ya- hi Me**?tiger of P< ape. 3o lay out, Ir e;. Hall n for Na*? i. eoppdel fcer v wltn provlil r;e and wa'rr. 7 l" M 0 Led II.hi ! wlnde and S calm* the entire paaaaga, and l a* been 4 day# no; lb of Hatleraa. BilgKllxa Br1, Leary, Trlnldn 4. U7 I ?v?, with no1aa??e, to Mnrr'.aoo e Pinlltua, eta It.at, lat S* II , lea 71 4'J, a; be achr *] SuLer". from l'jrfo Rl i f1 r .V.-a rt 4 Br11; Sea Bird, Benton, Windsor, Nt4, ? dav?, with plaiter, to Diaatar. Hehr Adelaide (Br . Taylor, Magacal bo, June 13. and the p hai 2iJ, wi'L c /llee lo ti L P-tuat ? A Co. Had a alr-?u? NK ? talc with very hlcti sea on Mar .a*i bar, fcaa beeu four laya , N of Hatora* wl'h llibt rariaole wind* I Bohr flakier, Ilaya i.eor ea ilai.ia Bohr Hannibal, Fox, Laugor v, i New Haven, where ahe dlaobarged. Ik Hohr Ucu Brooka, llalee/, Franklin via Now Haven. ?,?rr j t aba discharged. Hchr Herheri Munion, Croweli, Boatoo S- hrS K Lane, Butler. Yarmouth. Bohr A rt tat, Forrnater, Soir.erael I ' Bchr Richard Borden, Borden. Fall Hirer a Bohr Henry Cay Seirt, Pawlimbet Prhr Felrheld. Fenell, Provl tenia for Philadelphia Bohr Charger, Malian, Proeldence for Rlliabethoort. I Bohr Marv A Pre Imnre. Hart, Providence for Eliaadethport f Bchr A Stewart, uH bett. Providence for Albany. fehr Wlllard, Caawall, ProWdrnce for Rondout Schr Amelia. Heabe. New London. gehr Both HaUey, Perry, New London. . Bcfcr Sarah J loft, Hoyt, Hartford for P'tlla lelphla Bihr Maria, Dana, Hartford foe Philadelphia 3r.hr Dame. M ,rrle. Hemmlng-rev, New Haven Sel.r ill 'ilceater, Ifo 'gd in, New Htvoo for E.liahetbport Beiir John McFee, Hubbard, New Haven for KlnV. ethpert }, sihr a i riuilth. Brewer, Sag llarbor for Sevan i?b. ' shlppln* Note*. , The Secretaiy of War hai Irantmltied t- the Houav of < RepreMutacvel a yatltlon of the Hoard of Marine Under J wrltere. elilpow-.ere, maetert and pilnte of the cort of Philadelphia, which waa referred to the War Oepartmenl by ine Honoraple Secretary of the Treaaurv, for the ratroval of cer- | lain obatruclion* balng two eunken veaaelai from the main hip chanoal of tha Delaware river, together with a report upon the *uhject by the Chief of Englneort, in which an appropriation of 9^,000 for the removal of ond ol the obetpic- 1 none M recommended. Murine Olaitatpra. arr M Wii.t.ianevR, before reported wracket, wae loet { r ? O % ^ iii imga li Reef, Virgiu Orottp Tim dfsaHi.ir happened ju Mabout the IdlU tilt Niitiita to Miirliien. HOOK ON VUK KAST COAST 01 T'IINIDAI. Tbinidao, J hub s ih?W Captain llllbert Pierre, commanding the CooiDagnieCennala Transatlantl pie's .learner (.'alien, arrived liore uu Iho Ith Inst, oo his usual route from f<emarara, au 1 r?i>ortH rh-it >n the morning of that date he dlstlnct'r from tbo Ma ten's (|c :It the vr.o-1 n .t >> dug mure than 30 yards from it * t rook from 3 to 3 feet uoder the surface, abd occasionally . ihowlng tw i sugar loat e?, t* it were, a couple of feet ahovn water: wlien In the hollow of the .veil thin rook appeared to iiteun aome 15 to 3d feet either way. The waather was flre md tha Sea smooth, and according to Captain 1'ierre'a reckruing 11 must have been lead low water at the time. The iteamer was stopped and lav close to the ro k for some time, It being distinctly seen ay all mdeck. By observations taken It lie* in let Id lis N, Ion 60 38 W irf ilreenwich. There ran Ire no doubt that this i i> K is the one lufyred to In the charts of this island, though the exact position of Ihe same has never been laid dowo. It lice In Ihe usual track of vessels to ami from fiemarara and this Island, aru does not appear to have been found by II HH (rennet, which has been employe I uu the surrey of these coasts for some time past. Further parthai ars will fo.luw when ascertained. HI MK, BERNARD * CO. Lloy's Agents. I Whalemen.' Spoken-June 28, lat i*21. Ion 7? 10, snhr ft N Richards.of NH, I. months out, with ldtl Irbls sp oi., ha I not seen a whale for 6 mouths. Hpokftti. * Ship Belmont Br), (Irant, from Callao for Antwerp, duhis 20, oil Start Point. , Ship VV M Head, Stlnsou, from Liverpool for Bombay, May 11, let 22 30 S, Ion 27 W. Shin OuidiiiK Star, Hopkins, from Kewport tor New Ybrk, Juue IB, lat 41 10, Ion 3d 30. Ship Helle Creole, Knowlea, from New Fork for Melbourne, June 10. lat 3021 N, Ion 40 W Ship John ll Richardson, from New York for ??, July 12, 3If Nantucket (by pilot boat Washington, No 22). Bark American Lloyds, I'ark, from Boston 1'or Otagn, NZ, Mey 18, laHl R, Ion SO W. Sehr Marlon <3-maati, from Liverpool far New Orleans, luue 17, lat 11 34, Ion Id 3d. Forrlgu Ports. Antwbup, June 27?Arrived, Agoroun, Anderson, N York. Kith. Martha Ann Palmer. Methcwa. Phl.a lelpMa. Sailed 2.ltli, Mary Kldeout, Alllatcr, H istiin. Ahl'lNW all, July 3? Arrived, kteumship Rla'ag Star, Con inr Work hutxiiam?Oil the Htarl June 26, ichr Kindle, Uneln, from Philadelphia for Lubeck ; Mtli, Jeanne In Flatidre, from New York tor Antwerp. ISnitMr.nnavf^, June 25 Arriveil. Tamerlane, Hniiincr, New Orleans, Or Harfli, Mover, NYork. Penguin, Wesouherg, Bangkok ; Men ttau, Usi, Philadelphia; itil't, Augoe lura, Losokauh, ami Columbus, Illimai NYork. Railed 26th, Magma. Crowed, Philadelphia; 26th, Rmidt is), Kiu>cheii, Now York .iiu.t passed Deal 37lu); 281 li, uuaker City (?), Wolf. (lit. BokiiRAUX, Juno 25?Arrived. Jtello, l odh'intor, New <>rloan*. Railed from Pauillac 27th, Frederick llartwtg, Beoefeld, Sum Francisco; Lu lvtgs Fleming, N fork UomiiaY, May 2d Arrived, fleo A Holt, Kolungon, Liverpool. BAStHKlN. May 21 In port ships John S Pushing, Swap, for Europe Ltg , M annum, for ilo do. Cakhikk, June 27 Salted, korest Kugle, liosmer, New York. CALOCTTA. Mav 22?Cleared Pomona, I'rlneo, New York; 13d, Rival, limine do. IlEAI., Juno 26?OlT, ship Charter (lak, Tukoy, from Shield* or Rio Janeiro. Passed hy do 28tli, Aurora, from NYork for Rotterdam. Arrived at do 2.ifh, Foronlncun, Ipsnn, lliiitiiuurc for LouIon (and anchored . Dovrtt. June 25?oil, Ma/utUn, Pau.aen, frotu Hamburg 'or NYork. DunuknrHiI. June 26 -OlT, La illolre, Iteckwlth, from " hilade'phla for Bremen. Dphlin, June 27 Airivcd, Runeberg, Frodrlckteu, Net* fork. Klmnobk, June 25?Arrived, Flight, Smith, Philadelphia or Cronstadt. Falmoptu OH the Lizard June 27, elilp Liverpool, from 8 York for London. Hamiidro, June 27?Arrived, Nereid, Mankle, Bui 11 more; bill, Meta, Philadelphia. Hailed 26th, Tweed, liray, NYork , 27th, Ottawa, M'Donald, lo. Liverpool, June 28 Arrived, (loot Hope, Muller, and rentier, Munition, Halt Francisco; Sutli, Hen McClellan, 5VIIiunis, and HeaUicc, CorrJ. lo. Hailed 26th, Liivant, Onrlner, NYork, 27th, Alice M Mi not, Lowell. do; KxpoitnJnr, Whltmore, 1 ostoii. Cleared 27lli, Mattel horn, Curtis, Bombay; No Plus Ultra, I'lummet , do. Pint out /Iih, Virginia (s>, Thomas, for NYork. bout) t, June 29 Arrived, fm Penn ), Bllllniie, NYort [and ont out same lav to return); Duulcl Welnuer, Itrowu, do an t cut out to return). Cleared 2 th, Cella (s), (llcttdell, NYork (and passed Deal 28th). Nhwpokt, June 26 Sailed, Jason, M'Loan, NY'ork (aud was 11 ft 11. 111. 27th lit Nash Pol; t I. Poht Tai.i-ot. June 27 - Sal I'd, Athol, Warner, NYork. Pll.t.Ali, Juim 27 -Arrived, Atlantic, MoKensie, NYork tor Kontgubcrg. . Rangoon. Mav 21?In port ahips John Munyan, Nbliola, for Hoaton hig; M nlahaiu Humphreys, for Penan i;, do, Pensacola, Gioaou, tor Falmouth, do SwtNikMCM'K, June id Arrived, Moris, Anderson, New York. SrRTTlN, June 18?Arrived, Albert dhnrr;, Ballaseyus, New Vork. K. ii.ly, June SI?OfT, liva, Hilton, from Philadelphia for London ; a.so oil, no dutu, Stiver Our, Pre!*, Iroiu Portland, Me, for do. Kokaiustfk, tune 27 -Put in, W W Lord. M'Leod, liom Lcilh (ami sailed-same day for NYork). Tuikrtk, June 23?Sailed, is Petro, Lauro, NYork. Aiui-rfi'iui Purte. AIiVoc ANURIA, July 10?Sailed, schr West OenulA. Cro well, lloeton. * BOSTON, July 11, AM?Arrived, alilp Lorenzo, Follariehen, Liverpool; a.-Jir Maria Whitney, Patten, NYork. Mi low. sclir* M K Graham, il M Mct'aulay, and S M Franklin, I mid Philadelphia. F eared .Steamship Norman, CrowV.I, Philadelphia ; hrlgs Rnterion, Scnti, Alexandria, Va; K P Swi-tt, La wi once, Baltimore, Si lire K M Wright, Procmau. Alexandria; Clara Smith, Smith, do; O C M rria. Morris, and John II French, H urges". Philadelphia; Nadab, Chain V, Albany; Sea PI i?er. Chase, an I IJI'eine,Tvell. y, NYork; Cyrus Chnuiher>a4i Poller, Satigeriios, NY'. Sailed ?Hrlg Alice Starrett; and from the Koala, ships Kan Carina, laluaif Home; harks Alloc I'arlion, Albertiua. 12th -Arrived, steamship Aleppo, Liverpool: haiks Hessfa Simpson, Leghorn ; I'aro, Matantas; sclirs A ijlo Kyereon, Cardenas M iry Collins, Darlen. . CHAKLKoTi.N, July < -Sailed, sebrs Ma'-lna Jano (Br), Gould, Savannah; Bold Palmer, Clark, Providence I2^i?Arrived, steamship Monterey,,Ityder, N York i schr Joins Smith, do. naumi?reoaoiauip man .1 iiku, wuuoiimii, > ui > . >11 >g lime*, Mntanaa*. KoKTKESS MONROE, July 12?Arrived, lark Nurtliw.tod, Baltimore r..r Norfolk, nailed -Dark M ch, H?ltlmnro;hrls K<l't, NVork. I'naand oot--Slilp* Mo/prt, for Cull <Sl St Lawren o. Ocean, for Hiainni, hark* Clara, lor Jo. Viking, for Cork brig# Arooatook, lor Cuba, S P South, for Boston ; anJ a large licet of coa*I era, < IFOR' 11.TOWN, SC. July 2 Ar lvinh brig Camilla, Peiry, Philadelphia , :id, *chr? 1 Solterly. To er, NVork 4tli, K Bdwar l?, Pad lock, lo , 5th, C ? Wrnli, Day h> Cleared 21, ?clira Statesman, Bed#',, New Vnrk ; Htli, D 17 (lulae, lllllreili, lo. IIOIiMKS' Iftll.I-., J ill v I", I'M Arrived, brig M A llmrnra (III, Ho en r, Oa; lenna for I'ortlar I. ?ehi* Kthiii Allen, Blake Philadelphia for do; John Tyler, Cook, llangor for Philadelphia. I.th, AM -Arrived. letira 0 0 Hear"", Iloij.lon, Aleiandrla r Boston UCoJIna. Townsen*. I' 1 a 1 phi 1 , If ,hu III h, Cioircll, HO'i ill lor NV ik, M ailer (; llall, Pre**>y, Bock an ' 01 1 /ar, H cn...;in I. ,;.ia*lui do, William V.eC i'b, Pitman. Han;; rfor NorvralK Ka 'a I -The above, . 1 I II , b* 1 e reportr U ' IMJIA.VOHA, J my 2 Arrived, brig Lark, Burl, New Ifufk. Miff ORLEANS, J uly 7?Arrived, brig Itnatan. Eden, Kiialun Island , scln Joe Kelley (Br , Bryan,S'loofne ,oa. CI are I link liarveat Home," IM-key, Malaga via Vl;<>; irWa Mountain Eagle, Sherman, Mai* nra*, Porlnnaltul), Jtferaon, Havana, loin; M iliirna. I'lleM, Hoalou. PHILA UKLPHlA, July II. AM ArilreJ, hark Kreomau Jennla. f "(In, NYork ; I.rig Clara .VI (loorlrlch. Look, C?i lera?. achra Ma ol Hal, Hall, Matin.*#*; M K Sain* >11. Sarncn , N Yo k . Hiawatha. N wmaii, Ni nr. ort: Jatw* Maitin, laki r, Koaton , Ann S Brown, Crowe.lt, Salem , Beading ItK ... 77, Carroll. MyMlr. Ch are 1 SteMuera Whirlwind. Crer, Providence, Kanlta, I ? ; *, NY rk , bark* st *, .a.een?ra'e, and 11; III.How, 'an t.lnv, Bremen; *elo* Lottie Keanl, lVrry. #111 Alabama, . anudder, Sale.in; A I'haro, Shourdi, 1'rovidenc#; M Hand, Iron..a, m l J S 'Mil Her, Lea. M irl lulota 1; S H Sharp. Webb; T W H Wlilte, cmnm*r; It L Sherman Pbl'tney, and t h Van.hail, Ulalov, Boston, Ida V MoCabe, Pickup, Jrtdgerort; IffiRI'LoNO. July 1'-Arrived, arhraMary Patten, Cum oli.,.?, Philadelphia,'Ida L UoWarJ, Harrington, LtUabcUiwrrt Vaile t Bai k* Sara'i Hobftrt, A N Franklin ; ?chra Marshall Keith, Katinv Karri, Eva May, A A Andrew*, and other*. A.-I'linlun'* '* Plphlu hollltl" Romevol fRI'.CKLKS, PIMPLES, TAN. SALT KIIKUM, KRYHIP liLAS, Ac __________ A.?IMialon'a "Pnpliiun Soap" Paweaar* tlio ;ame properties a* the "Paphlan Lotion.1* ill cent* a caka. t vrlh not r.liau the 'kin. It it luvaldabl* for the TOILKT, JAI'H and NuKSBRY. A.-('nlf Sewed Halter*, f ."J t Hoi Too*. ^6{ Uf Olfor lk, bo 1 toe#, .f>4 90. LOKIN BROOKS A HONH, i4 Broadway, Corner Howard Hreol. A.-Idoii'* Nninetlc Inanct Powder. Tt kill* Initanlly. Cockroach**. fl?a*, hug* and erery kind of ln?*ct vermtn l!!ed at once by thi* remarkaM* powder. It I* not pol*on1*. hut certain to do lla work. A alngle 2J cant Ua*k haa I lied A Peck of Coekroaghea. Be ?ure you gel Lyon'*. It I* the original and only tr ie In!i t De?lroyln,( Powder. Beware of Imitation*. See *igna ire of h Liyon on the tl??k. Depot 21 Park row, Now York. Ualdiolfir'n Hair l?ye.?The Hpm In tho rorlJ. The only perieot Dye, liariuk'ii, reliable, imUiUooii*. I- actorv 16 Bond etreet. Hootii, (laflcrt unit Slipper* of livery . artely. mady mo le ah I m? te to order. *i 0. C RICIIION J H, 'j'f lltoadway, <>f p jiltfl Metropolitan Hotel C'rletnrtciro'e Hiilr Dye. -Tb* Heat Ever naou'ii.M'Tud Wholesale and retail; eM<.*prlle.i at Mo. 1 Ulor Uieuc. . Ureulnr* of Kven H eertptlon anil Notion* n alien ! tneellnyi printed In Hie 4i*%t?at p aellilo manner, ,< ir, I- . ir'? nolle". an I we, '?. r.er -it than at *ny tt.crolml.ar pU 'eln t'.n- ity. ?t the MKfltOPOLITAN HIS 'MNTINU B8TABLI.tH.MgN f, HT Nana i street RSithlltheil In l^OII.-Tlie .H?tropolit*n Jal> 'rioting BeiaMtabrnenl, oT Nam* . street. For ,>Ioth I'ntrhg*, Freckle* anil Tun on Ilia 'ece, >tsa PhHRY'8 "MoTIl ANII PKKt'KLh L'lTIOJC." <<ji'l by ilniftgloU ererywiiere. For First Clue Printing of Krery Ooaerlpion ro to the Metrupu itan Jo* Printing belaUllebiiirnl, *T < 0*0 siraet. fl It Altogether M'rona to Trifle with Had otteh ir jM>l<t when a remedy a* eure, prompt an J Hlaru<?g:i jatnr'8 RX I'KCT'iR A nt ran he fradi.y attained <ul<l rarywbera. , Neafnraas Eronouiy and l>e*pHtrh Combined n tho etecttllpn of ordatV Metropolitan Job Printing Kautr lebmeul, 111 Naaaan street. Pafhphleu, l.aw Hepnrt.y, Kaneittrd nth neatoe**, ptt.-kneae anJ le?; e. i t.% <r tire r'< ? lie.tper thin ?t any >eiier printing ost tbllibntent m the ' it in.: M .rRorof.irAN jiut pisin rt.vi LtraBi.ie.i I un r, WT Niuiu stresSr * Royal Havaaa Lottery.?Prtcoa Paid In t???ld. nforniatlon ftirnlahao. The hij,h**? rate* pant for Dan''1 ma .11 klttJanf 1 ; I ii. I it in TAVLOB a lienkart, 16 Wall etraet, N t Tlw raintiu* tonter?W Nnaonjt MreM| orner Pwltun. The Metropolitan Job Printing Palabhehmoni M'lae, Touprtw .tin! Ornamental Hair.?Dent i?a|llr lleir l>ye ai,<t?tlalr Hjrclog, all COIOT*, at ua1cmr [<OK'n, It) Bona *ti??u